Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-11-30
HERE AND THERE.

Ross A Rogers livery stable, Fritz,
old stand.
The Public Schools had holiday
yesterday.
Vacant dwellings are hard TO be
found. Y
The city election takes place to-
morrow week.
The new Uuiversalist church has
been piped for gas.
The merchants are beginning 10
display their holiday goods. %
Last Tuesday was the coolest day
of the season-27 degrees above.
The names ofthc streets on the
lamps have most all disappeared.
Three persons were baptized at the
Baptist church Wednesday evening.
The Russell corner is the only UNI
occupied store room on Main street
Mr.. Fraser has pledged himself to
put up a large lantern at the depot
before he leaves the city.
WHY Il Burnett have just reed the
incest select line of stationery and
toilet articles, Everything news
The sacrament of the Lords Sup.
per will be administered at the First
Presby terian Church next Sunday.
DR., f. W. BIakey was appointed
Railroad Surgeon Wednesday, to fill
the place of DIR. Fairleigb, deceased
Its reported that tho leader of the
choir of one of the churches is soon
to wed worthy young gentleman
Of another section of the State.
Mr.. G, II. Pike, one of the publish
ers of the Telephone, and Miss Pearl
Dyer, daughter of Judge A. b. Dy-
er, were married yesterday at Cadiz
The new pavement in front of the
stores of John B. GAlbreath, w. H.
Olvey and Chas. Mckee & Co, is
now completed, and is good one.
The Reed Brothers, Of Belleview,
last week sold w. j. Withers one
hundred and ten head of hogs, the
average weight per head being 1926
pounds.
"Criss Cross" was played to a small
sudience last Wednesday night. The
play was one of the best that has
been presented at the Opera House
this season.
Mr. ID. C, Williams and Miss Mao
mi Jones were married last Wednes-
day evening at the Fortson place,
few miles south of Pembroke, by
Rev. Tiller.
On the fourth page of 10 days pa
per will be found a well written ar
ticle by one of the hunting club that
returned from a camp hunt between
the rivers a few days since.
A complete small job printing Of
flee for sale, cheap. XII o. S. Cor
don press, bright as a dollar and in
perfect Iorder. Address Allan M.
Wallis, this Office. -.1
Mr.. Robert Burke is now domiciled |
in the Alternately house on Ninth |
street. The house has been reprinted
and repaired and the public cannot
find better kept house anywhere.
Send your orders to j. S. Brown,
Springfield, Tenn, for pure Tennessee
and Kentucky Whistles and apple |
and peach brandies. Prices Of whis-
kies 81 80, $l.7J, $500 and y IS, ac-
cordlng TO age. Brandies 81 and 81 .5O.F
Our people generally want the new
to appoint Maj. S. II.
Crumbaugh 10 the Greensboro Col
lectorship and petition TO thai eff
feet is being circulated aud receiving
the signatures of men of all parties
Monday a man look his buggy to
the Bluminstiel Carriage Company |
for repairs, and it being left outside
over night, next morning il was dis
covered that a thief during the night
had stolen one of the wheels. The
man is spotted.
Our friend Ross Rogers has
bought out the livery business of
Fritz Bros, next door TO Yancey "
Davison's coal yard near the depot.
Ross is one of the most popular young
men in the city and deserves aliberal
patronage.
1t is probable that the Y. W. Z. T.
U. drill corps will go to Madisonville
aud Henderson soon. Capt. iceland
deserves great credit for the thorough
manner in which he has taught the
young ladies TO go through with all
the different movements of the drill.
The two colored Baptist Churches
have been holding meetings for sew
eral weeks with great success. Next
afternoon about one hundred
and forty who have confessed their
faith in Christ will be baptized atthe
mill pond.
For some time past r. W. Norwood
has been engaged in the insurance
business in the West, but has given
il up and taken the position of route
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