The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20
HERE AND THERE.

Next Thursday is the beginning OF
autumn.
The Great and only Forepaugh,
next Friday, 2Sd.
The days are now q little over
twelve hours long.
The streets are being piled up with
boxes OF new goods.
Six dollars buys a Coiswold Buck
of Robinson u Embry.
Don't forget the discussion at
Church Hill Grange next Friday af-
tcrnodn.
The river was high enough to swim
cattle Thursday, tor the first time in
nearly three mouths.
We have scholarship IN the
Evansville Commercial College
which VIC will sell at bargain.
Mr.. U. II. Bush, talented, ener-
getic young barrisler Of Paducah, will
locate in lIopkinsyillc in u few weeks.
An expression of sadness is begin
ming TO come over tho ice mans face,
while the coal man looks correspond
iugly jubilant.
Mr.. WIN. II. Halo, who spent several
weeks at Cerulean Springs last SUM
mer, died at his home near Mayfeld
last week, Of pneumonia, aged 81
years.
Mr., Clarence Kennedy will hereaf-
ter assist IN tho local department of
the lIopkinsville Republican. lie
will no doubt do good service in his
department.
A horse attached TO a buggy ran
away at The depot yesterday morning
and tore up tho vehicle. A gentle.
man who was driving tho buggy was
slightly hurt.
Col. A. Hogelnnd delivered all adj
dress at the Christian church last
Sunday afternoon and also held an
open air meeting in iroGt OF tho court
house on the same afternoon.
Mrs. Agnes Lantrip, of North Chris
liau, dropped dead one day last week.
Coronc r Courtney held an inquest
aud decided that she "oame TO her
death by epilepsy"
Where did the Princeton Banner
get its information that Hopkins
vile military company would 20 To
Atlanta. There used TO be a compa.
ny here but II is now defunct.
Our doubled and twisted thanks
are due Mr.. Frankel for a piece OF the
brides cake, which lie was so thought.
ful as 10 bring us from Louisville,
when he returned from his some
wedding last week.
We have an arrangement with
Mr.. Forcpaugh BY which we are pre-
paroato give every paid up subscribe
erof the SouTn KsSTuCKlAN a free
ticket TO the street parade mex, Fri
day morning al ten o'clock.
We will give show ticket 10 the
first person who pays $500 for the
SouTn KENTuckIAN next Friday.
This does not apply to persons who
are already subscribers. The ticket
will be awarded al noon. Who will
get IL?
Rev. j. z, Porter has returned from
Tallahassee, Fla. and Is now In
Clarksviiie, Tenn, conducting pro-
trGcied meeting in the Baptist church.
heis one OF the most successful young
cvangelists in the State.
Miss Lula Leigh, youngest daugh.
ter of Esquire G. W. Leigh, who for
morly resided in this county, was
married at Clarksvillc, Tenn, ON the
18th, to DIR. Peter Blnford, a promi-
neut physician of Somerville, AIN.
The South Kentuckian Is published
IN the earlier part of tho week, has
five days to gather fresh news and
consequently does no "re-hashing."
We have correspondents to report the
news from all parts OF the county.
Take the South Kentuckian IL you
want fresh news.
A pleasant little social party was
given at the residence of Mr.. 7. II.
Carloss last Friday evening In honor
Of Misses Rascoe aud Ransom.
Quite large crowd of young people
were present aud tho evening was
very pleasantly passed by all. sey.
eral young gentlemen from the city
attended.
The ladies cars on the railroads are
now required 10 be dividcd,by par
titlon, one half of which is SGT apart
for the exclusive use OF colored pas
sengers and is to be subject to the