Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-11-23
HEr1 AND THERE.

MRS. u. Ill johnson is recovering.
There is talk on the streets of build
ing another hotel.
II. L, Boulware has bought a cot.
/. tage on South Clay. street.
/. Mrs DR.. d. f. Eager's condition is
y somewhat improved.
Manuel fairfield has moved into
the Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. John Boyd who was quite IN
a few days ago, is much improved.
Rev. j. w. Lewis has moved into
the Boulware house, ON Seventh
street.
, One week from yesterday and the
gobbler will be gobbled. Thanks.
giving.
Lem Mckee has purchased the cot
tage on South Main, now occupied
by Mr.. Metz
Next week the Tobacco Board of
Trade will elect two inspectors for
this market.
The Republicans will carry 300
lights and 60 transparencies in their
parade tonight. Ff"
| We heard gentleman remark the
other day that Board of Trade ID
much needed here. t'
There will be regular services at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening.
The post-oflice will be removed
the first Of January to the room UNI
der the SoUTH KENTUCKIAN office.
Mrs. Frankel and daughters will
arrive in the city next Monday and
take up their residence at the corner
of Seventh and Liberty streets.
DIR. j. l. Dulin has rented the
brick Cottage ON North Main street
adjoining the residence of Squire
Campbell, and will move into it in a
few days.
Major Breathitt says positively
that he will not be au applicant for
the Greensboro Collectorship, but
will apply for the postmastership at
this place.
Gilliland s. Kenedv have rented
the store room next TO this Office and
will move their stock ofdry goods and
groceries into II ON the first Of De-
cember.
John Gregory sold his farm, near
Church Hill, last week, to Robert
Stowe, $1,000 being the price paid.
Mr.. Gregory vii locate elsewhere in
the county. @
The L. & N. Company ia building
a handsome and commodious depot
at Casky Station, which is now nearly
completed. 1t will also be used for
a post office building. ..
Superintendent Jordan Giles, of
the Ohio Valley road says the line 10
lIopkinsville will be begun at once,
and that it will be running by March
1889 Courier. Journal. II
The meetings at the Ninth Street
Presbyterian Church are still in prog
ress. Since the meetings commenced
about two weeks ago there have been
five additions to the church. l.
We understand that Mr.. Lewis,
now of Bowling Green, failed TO rent
the Burbridge house, and that Mrs
General Gaines, OF Montgomery will
take possession at an early day and
receive boarders. i.4' o+ II
Send your orders toJ. s. Brown
Springfield, Tenn. for pure Tennessee
and Kentucky WHISTLES and apple {
and peach brandies. Prices of whis- |
kies 81. so, sl,75, 50 90 and ~ %, ac- I
cording to age. Brandies 81 and 81 5o.* {
The Clarksville papers are rejoic-
ing over a distillery that is to be
started near the little town. A great
spiritual revival may be looked for,
and the rats may surrender the place
to the proper authorities. 'ai
In our issue of last Friday we {
stated that the mik-maid's drill and c
supper to be given for the benefit of /
the Y. w. Q. T. u, was to come off i
on Friday night, the 9th inst. Tues j
day night, the 9th inst, is the time.
Under date of November Goth DR..
Kelsey writes to Messrs. Landes u
CLARK that the chief engineer of the
Ohio Valley Railway has already
commenced an examination Of the
route of that road from Princeton to
this city. Ire
AS has been the custom for num-
Der of years, the churches of the city
will observe thanksgiving day by
holding a union service. This year
the services will be held at the Chris
tian Church. Rev. j. w. Lewis will
preach the sermon.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riape of Mr.. Geo. Younglove and