The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14
HERE AND THERE.

bVCh iOdStu. EM
No ice could be obtained in the
city several days Of last week.
Luckily, there was 10 dust during
the Fair, but the heat was awful.
Our merchants did a big business
last week.
The schools turned out Friday in
order 10 attend the Fair.
The big show will DO here Oct. %.
Read their advertisement.
Mr.. 7. II. Hancock, Of Tonkins.
vile, Staten Island, is in the city this
week.
Tile SouTu KENTucKIAN fairly
boomcd darirS the Fair. Lots ofnew
subscribers.
Our thanks are duo tho Secretary
of the Fair, Judge Ellis, for a com
plimentary family ticket.
Miss Annie Mcclure, of Frankfort
well-known in this city, died in
Cleveland, Ohio, Friday last.
Our premiums were pretty wei
scattered over Trigg, Christian ant
Todd counties.
Rev. Dir. Nj. T. Summer Of Marion
Ala. win preach at the Baptist clurcl
Wednesdaynight at7:I5 o'clock.
Many apoor fellow fell by the way
side, as'hc returned home from thu
Fair. II was not water that caused
them TO do SO.
\ Elder,D. 7, lIungcrford, of Shelby
lvflle. was in the city Sunday, 'ant
went to Cadiz to begin protracted
injecting at The Baptist church. Il
There will be n ball al Trenton mex
Friday night, given by Prof. Searcy
who has been teaching class ii
dancing attllat place.
l. lit werc not such an old expires
sion we would observe that the odor
life perfume Of orange blossoms il
waited TO the olfactory nerves upon
tho autnnnal zcphyrs. 80
Owning TO the inability OF the com
mitteo TO secure u place of meeting
the Debating socicty, VIII not NEE
until Friday night Oct. 24,h., al wlIicl
time the school question viii be dis
cussed.
We must apologize for the scarcit.
of matleron the outside Of our papc
this week. a rush OF job work, ant
tho Fair, almost forced us 10 get on
hall " sheet, bnt our boys worke'
faithfully at night, and VIC managed
TO avoid SO doing.
Tho city was full OF people las
week. Numbers could not obtai
lodging either at the hotels or at pr
vaie houses. On Saturday night oye
Twenty slept insTobc Smiths hay loe
aud spent most of the next day ]
getting tho hay seed out Of their hall
| The colorcd people will have fai
| at the grounds Of the A. and NJ. As
aociation near this city about the frs
OF November. This is an upwhr
move with the colored race in thl
county, and wc.wish them abundar
success.
| In recent issue VIC mentiOnc
that q horse ran away with a bugg
In which Mr.. John Young and h
wife were riding. and came near s,
rieusly hurting the latter. We hny
since learned that We were incorrect
~ informed, and that the whole thin
wasa mistake.
Tho house formerly occupied b
Cant & Dawson is being improve
, by the addition OF another story, al
|, will DO made one OF the incest stol
rooms in The city preparatory to q
> removal of Messrs. Roach & Latha
into 1t Jan. LIST. The drug store
Gish Il Garner will be similarly II
proved.
y Mr.. James J. Wheeler, editor of u
Paris, Crex.) Weekly Banner, a son
D DR.. James Wheeler, Of this count
r was shot and killed last week
n Paris. A telegram was received
This friends last night, but we ha
3 been unable 10 learn any Of tho pa
Il ticulars.
Thieves, both male and female VIC
;, at the Fair and stealing whatever til
could lay hands on. Wo could mai
:, some, though we forbear, out Of
spcct for their parents. Our premir
y box of candy, on exhibition in
;, Floral Hall, was broken open and
!. contents stolen. .t+t,...
l. Mr.. S. d. Hanna has opened n,
N store at Pembroke and will deal
e. all kinds of implements, machir
,s and grains. Ho win make specialt
Is of Steam Traction engines, self.bii
ere and wheat drills. He is a gent
man we'll known in the county a
~ should receive liberal patronage.
IT. STOLEN From me in Hopki
n. vile, KY, Oct. llth One Light Rt
" Horse about 10 hands high, 6 ye
= old name worn of from wearing
,d yoke, one front foot white. Had
A. when stolen u fat English saddle.
Mt liberal reward win be given for