The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-07-27
HERE AND THERE.
Vote for Pete Owen.

at Howe.
Watermelons are plentiful, though
still at fancy prices.
Pembroke and Salubria are soon TO
be united In wedlock.
Next Monday Is the election. Vote
for Peter M. Owen for City Mars hal
Reports from the couhtry say the
flies are very bad upon the stock.
BY elcciing p. NJ. Owen you will
reward a faithful officer and retain u
good one.
Christian county has 81 ,S29 mhab-
itants, an increase OF moro than 5000
In ten years.
Hancock and English flags are
going up In almost every district in
the county.
One more mouth and the school
children will resume their studies
checrfully Of course.
Presidential badges with the pic
lures Of the candidates are in the mar
ket, at twenty-five cents. i''i "a
The town was full of Methodist
preachers last week. Many dislin-
guishcd divines were among them.
bracelets will be very fashionable
this fall. Mr.. Jas. NJ. Howe our
leading jcwelcr 10 supplied with all
the latest styles.
| DR.. L. A. Young, OF the Methodist
church preached two very able SER
mons Sunday morning and night to
Gro wded houses.
The West Union church purchased
the seats taken out Of the Baptist
church here aud put them IN their
new church nj Bellovicw.
The "Predestinarian' Baptist As
ISOLATION of this part OF the State,
meets at Ccruleau Springs the 4,h
Saturday IN August.
The amount of wheat sold here this
gear 10 about one fourth o. that sold
: last year. Tho price ranges any
where from so to IS cents. ; 4
The Little River Baptist Associa
ton will meet at Harmony church IL
Caldwell county the Saturday before
: the Bird Sunday,in August.
A colcrcd man SAID In q speech
T Saturday night Mr.. Owen redeemed
the town and colored people should
not 20 back OIL their redeener.'
Experience has a good deal to de
with the conduct ofan office. Pet,
! Owen knows all about the duties o
City Marshal, then why not keep hin
In the Office.
Il has been the custom 10 re-elec
the Marshals heretofore and Pet
Owen should not be made OH cxcep
4 tlon as lfc is the best one the city Ia
:, had for many years.
ii Mr.. Walter Evans, of Louisville,
Republican lawyer of some note
made political speech at the Cour,
house Thursday night. No eniliusi
asm was manifested.
!. Cadiz, the county scat Of GU
!. ncighbor, Trigg, has $50 inhabitants
. aud has 10 content herself with bein,
about one seventh as large as uor
kinsvillc.
a proiracted meeting 10 IN progress
at Bethel church near Pembroke, con
Quoted by Rev. Il. N, Dicken assistc,
y by his brother Rev. Chs. Dicken
= Considerable interest has beer
: aroused.
!. The moonlight picnis o, the Pres
a byterian church Friday night was
N very pleasant affair. Tho attendance
a was good and the refreshments bettel
i aud every thing passed or satisfac
n iorily 10 all. The ,oung people wer
n out In force. id}is
n There has not been an entertain
" ment al the Hall since the first q
4 June. Now Is o good time TO get u
A concert for charitable purposes
ID p. Sill no object of charity can b
Al found the writer viii consenlto act |
THAT capacity.
A small two-siory dwelling on III
corner Of Broad and Railroad Street
n was consumed by fro Friday morn
"A Ing about daylight. We have nc
a been informed of how the fife oris
! mated, or the amount of the los
=, The house was occupied by colore
~ woman named Agnes Phelps. 4
r Prof. G. S. Ware Of Longvic
Oh Academy inserts mis- advertisement
~ this issue. Prof. Ware has GOO
ed school and is teacher of superi'
a. qualifications aud considerable expe
fence. Those who intrust their sol
ar to HE care can rest assured that the
"a will receive careful and thorough i
ed struclion, Read his card.
~ The colored followers of Messi
40 Owen and Ennis, candidates for Ma
~ shal, met at the Court House Satu
~ day night to discuss the merits
~ their respective leaders. The met
~ ing was continued tilla late hour al
V - -. -. .nootJa,,hln al fan1t