The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12
Second Annual Distribution v

Our disiributioD Vas male Sa,ur-
dag ssu few nisuIes bcfore 3 ?. NJ,
as /. had been sdversiseA A com
miliee of geniIensen nom oiher SiaiSs.
was selected TO supeTiniend the draw
ing and il was conducted in the
judges stand In a public manner.
Misses Annie Waller, of This city,
and Nscssie bopy.of isusseiivilie. drew
the numbers from The boxes. Thirty
one numbers corresponding 10 the
prizes were securely folded in color
ed papers and placed in the box. In
the oiner were deposited the tags
representing the tickets issued. The
young ladies were placed with their
backs TO the boxes and after the mum.
bcrs had been well shaken up the
drawing began. Below we give lisi
OF the lucky ones. not in the order i.
which they were drawn, bat accord
ing to the numbers as on the list.
No. two horse wagon. worth
$50. Joe WE'LL, Hopkin.ville, Ky.
ticket No. 10.
2 a No l Whites sewing machine,
worth $50. Col. II. A. Barnett, Cadiz,
No. 5Si. 81
3 Elegant silver tea set OF six
pieces. worth $50, DIR. L. G Alex
an,icr, Hopkinsville. Ky, No. 1911.
4 One gents saddle, worth $40
Ja.on W. Griffin, FAirview, N.Y. No
Ia
5 Silver watch. worth So J. +.
Price. HupkinsrilIe. Ky. No. 5i3-
3 South Bend Chilled pillow, worth
SIS, James Meaeham, Pembroke, Ky
No. 52S.
z Oliver chilled pillow, worth $ls.
n. W. Henry. IIopkinsvilIc. n.y., No,
100.
s Dexter corn shelter, worth sl2.
Jouett Henry. IIopkiasrille, Ky,
M. eS5. M
Q Silver butter dish, $40. Austin
Peay, Garrrtisburg. Ky No. 26s.
10 Solid lSkarat gold ring. T. A.
Mcclellan, Fairview, NY, No. $50.
ii Extra large farm bell, $40, D. S.
Parker, Crofion. Kv., No SIS.
II Double pillow. $40 Jas L. Croft,
Crofton, ky-, No. 30.
Is Silver Cake Bsskei. IS. James
I. Garneu, Casky. No. 66.
u Set Of Table Spoons, Is, VI.
Scilniti, iiopkin.ville, No. p.
Is Gold Pen, s.. PaschEl Giles.
Gsrreitsburg, No. go.
l6 Carving Knife and Fork, s.. g.
W. Jones, Pedee, No. LEG.
I IL Tin; Toilet Set, three pierrs, s..
Hannibal Holt. Era Ky. No. 255. 4
Is Walnut Baby Cradle, IS, Muir
dock Mcintosh, Croiion. No. s75.
10 s. Bride, d. N. Scrugss, Church
hill, No. Si7.
20 Box Cigars. s.. T. w. Gooch,
IIaptinsviIle, No. S5I.
81 Silver Goblet, 81. Thos. v.
wadlingion, Caledonia, Trigg eoun-
~, No rs.
p Silver Goblet, 81, II. J. llunfora
West Fork, No. l?3. pN az
% Nickle Plated Clock, 50. J. W,
Owen, Sinking Fork, No. $40.
p 50 Bride, Mrs. 4. j. Fleming,
Garrettsburg, No, $50.
20 SO Bride, S. o.. Graves, Hop
kinsville, No 232. 80 ~ 10 q
70 Gold From, Sleeve Buttons. 81.
J.. NJ Dodd, liopkinsville, No. 90.
p Weekly Courier-J onrnal, oac
year, -. John Davis, Kelly, No. 277.
% Courier Journal, one year, -,
N, C. Davis, IIopkinsvillc, No. 2G5. >
20 South Kcntuckian. one year, 81,
o. s Brown, Croiivn, No. go. ~
80 South Keniuckian, one year, 81
c. O'NeilI, Longview. No. 50. 'ae
81 Farmers Home Journal one
year. $50, q. W. Smith, Hopkins
vile, No. Sls.
For the benefit OF those who inay
expect to hold. .iickcts.in lotteries W,
viii give few points as 10 the num-
bcrs. Litile MS well as large mum
bers are sometimesiucky. The nnI-.
bers drawing prizes ranged from II
10 $40, showing that They had bee,
well shaken up. Nineteen out o
Ithiriyronc numbers were even ones
doing away with The old idea that !
takes an odd number for Inck. Tn
Silver set was the firrt prizc draw
and the wagon was next 10 The lasf
| The smallest number drew the CAPT
tal prize and It was an even number
And we win add Tor, the information
LOT Republicans that No. 800 was