Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1889-01-08
THIS AND THAT.

tobacco brokers.
The city tax assessor will begin tax
ing his assessment for 1859 on the
10Th inst, next Thursday.
Mr. p. A Cushman has moved tc
town to live. He has rented the Ed
wards place on Seventh street.
Capt. w. II. Grscey, of the Cum
berland Steamboat Drouillard, was
stricken by paralysis at Nashville last
week.
w, III. Olvey, the jeweler, has moved
into LeavelPs drug store, Ill South
Main, and will be glad to continue
TO serve his patrons.
j. Frank Bell the shoe dealer oil
Clarksville, Tenn, assigned last week
to Ed. FMcQuary. Liabilities $40, 100
assets estimated at $4,000.
Judge J. /. Landes celebrated his
53l birthday last Thursday, by enter.
tanning number Of his friends at his
residence on North Main.
DIR, X. E. Christian will continue 10
keep stamps for the convenience Of
the people in his section of the city,
at his new place of business.
ID. l. johnson went to lafayette
Saturday to represent County Atlor-
niy Payne in some prohibition cases.
None of the parties were convicted.
The evening of Jan. 4lh was very
pleasantly spent al a social at The res
idence Of Mr. f. 4. German. All who
were present were highly entertained
by the Misses German.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lyman McCombs, of
Pembroke, will celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary on the l2'h
inst. A large number Of Invitations
will be sent ont and the affair will
be very brilliant one.
The trial of VIM. Weaver, at Penn
broke, last Wednesday, charged witll
violating the prohibition law, re-
suited In verdict OF guilty, the fiae
being fixed at 500 Asimilar charge
against Andrew Weaver was dis.
missed.
New officers Of Longview Masonic
Lodge No ilG: II. NJ. Whitlock, w.
NJ ~, II. Garrett, S. w ike Carrot,
-. W. ;E: g. Grifllu, Steward; NJ. S.
Msior, Treasurer; c. b Cherry, S
ID. j II Bradshaw, J. ID NJ, A.
Carrot, S. & T.
The elegant and artistic statements
issued last week by the Bank Of Hop
kinsville, the Planters Bank and the
City Bank were turned out by the
KESTUcKIAS's job department, which
for fine work canuot be equaled by any
Office in this section OF the State.
The post-mortem examination held
on the body of Frank Cant, the color
ed man who died at the Jones place
last week, served to exonerate the
colored people who were suspected of
having poisoned him, Coroner Bell
found no. evidence of foul play and
the jury decided that Cant died Of
pneumonia.
A social and musical party was
held at Mr.. a.. w. Pyle's Saturday
evening, which was attended by q
number OF the young people. Misses
Jessie Wade and Katie Mcdaniel
aud Messrs. a j. Meadors, G. q. Nc
Daniel, Chas. Anderson aud Terry
Hin furnished the music. /
Saturday was the regular day for
the County Teachers Association to
meet in monthly session attbe Public
School building. Only fourteen
teachers were present and nothing
was done. After discussing some
matters ira conversational war, the
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The following officers Of the Hop
kinsville Masonic Lodge have been
elected for the ensuing year. All
we're reelected except the Stewards :
Bryan Hopper, w. NJ ;Thos Rodman,
S. il. b. Galbreath, j. W; j. |
Landes, Treas; C. II, Dietrich, Sec /;
w. ii Olvey, S. ID; Ed Ephraim, j
d; II w. Tibbs and s. w. Harrison,
Stewards; w. u. Lander, Tyler.
Officers of Church Hill Grange for
1889: j. r. Caudle, Worthy Master;
G. II Pierce, Worthy Overseer;J A.
Browning, Worthy Lecturer; j. q.
Gary, Jr, Worthy Steward; G. &
Siyley, Worthy Assistant Steward;
Il c. Gary, Worthy Chaplain;J. NJ
Adams, Worthy Treasurer; j. M.
Gary, Worthy Gate Keeper; Miss Ro-
sa Dade, Pomona Mrs, +. NJ. Pierce,