Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-12-28
THIS AND raAT.


johnson, on the 23rd last, a boy.
The return engagement of opr
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" was played
last night.
Jno. L. Skarry was presented with
a iine cane by the L. & N. employees,
Christmas.
Wallace Pollord, COL, was fined s.
and costs in the City Court Monday
for drunkenness.
Since Monday morning the county
clerk has issued 4 licenses to white
aud IL to colored couples.
There is talk Of two new drug
stores aud new shoe store being on
ened' Our boom is coming by de.
grees.
The colored peoples lodge of Wise
Men gave French tea party at Bells
iiall on the evenings Of Dec. 18th
aud Goth.
The Masonic lodge had special
meeting for the election of officers
last night, which was followed by
banquet in Bells vacant store room
Mrs. j. W. Gaines, ofthe BurbriIge
House, held ticket number I.GO0OS2.
which drew the fine set of furniture
In G. r, Clark & Cos drawing ON
Christmas day.
Rev. IL A. Mcdonald, pastor of the
Christian Church, was presented
with handsome Christmas present
a the shape Of gold watch, by the
aides of his church.
Mrs. Ira Smith has resigned her
position as teacher in the PublicI
Schools and the School Board will II
meet tonight 10 fill the vacancy
There are quite number of sppli-
ants.
DR.. II. L. Christians store house, 8
Or, Ninth and Clay, Gilliland &
Aennedy's old stand will be COM
leted this week and he will move :
is stock Of drugs into same the first ?
{ next weeks s
We are determined to square up =
ar books by Jan. lst. All parties !,
debied to us must settle their ac- !
'unts before that date or we will
1t them in the hands of an officer :,
r warrant. J, f. GORDON & Cos ;,
The Magnum Opus Club, compos- OF
of colored people, gave a concert g
t evening under the direction Of
70. Loitie Young. Tonight the
ID will present the drama "Amoug
, Breakers" e'
send your orders to j. S. Brown N,
Tenn, for pure Tennessee st,
! Kentucky WHISTLES and apple cl,
! peach brandies. Prices of wills. su
$ 81 50, 81 Is, 81 90 and 80 %, ac- ad
ding to age, Brandies 80 and 50 50.+ til
christmas day was a delightfully."- ~
lssnt, springlike day. The ther. ~
meter ranged from So to So degrees ~ ~
ing The day and not cloud OBJ. ~
red the sky while the breez9s were ~
leasant aud balmy as one could -,
b and for once I'D icember was as -.
SAINT as May -,
Il. Clark & Co. are moving from pre-
r Ninth street stand TO Pyle's old roa
d on Main street. They have set
cd the store room now occupied Fri
!. L. West aud w. IL Olvey and To-
use it also in their furniture bus 70
} next year. The post-offlce will
ply the room under this Office,
being vacated by them. {
:. G. w. Quicker, who has been the
Q business of carriage manufac- Oh
:, on the corner of Eighth and wh
mia streets for number OF INT
!, has moved to the corner of day
III and Liberty. streets, old Met uls'
Mfg. Co. building, where he vii
conduct the business in future, JUS
would be pleased to see his old sho
DIS and customers. uoi
fav,
ndlord w. T. Cooper, assisted tha
is mother, Mrs. j. o. Cooper this
led all previous efforts in the is N
airy line Christmas day by the leav
dinner" to which about fifty The
Ia were invited. The KentRck- erse
as missed but few of Mr.. Coop [. A
pecial spreads for several years, will
his one undoubtedly capped the Will,
K of his epicurean feasts. 1t will
/ be an easier task TO tell what adv
left off than what was on the rial
fare. After the meal was con- seco
d, the guests repaired to the wea
r and Mr.. s. Walton Forgy Jan,
a speech thanking Mr.. Cooper opir
is hospitality, and that gentle be Il
responded in his usual happy will
after which the crowd dispersed time
f gratitude, etc.
IN THE COURTS.