The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12
HERE AND THERE.

rapidly
| Tomatoes are getting plealiful in
the market. Asi9
Read Capt. Lindburg's communities,
ton IN another column.
! The new city court room Is very
handsome aud well arranged building
and supplies need long felt.
Judge Joe McCarroll Is erecting a
cominoiiuus brick residence on the
lot next 10 DR.. Youny's, on Main ST.
! Ccrtlcan Springs is rapidly filling
Iup with guests That popular resort
will be in full blast IN n lew days
inorc.
The children OF tho Southern Pre-.
byicrian Sunday Sclool had II sfesH.
val in the basement OF tho church
FRIDAY night. s-A tf4
Mr.. s, j. boyd has bought the loi
on. South Main Street, opposite Mr.
John A. Twymau.s. and Is preparing,
10 build adweiIng house OH i.
SD /, the lot of inc unfortunate in
ldiyidual whom stay eoeI,ca up;in
an office and iriyca pencil such
weather us this. 4
We regret that we were nnal,lcaoI
accept All Invitation, or Prois S. ily.l
BarJee 10 attend tho clo.Iilg exercises
Of his school at Jopdm Springs,
Tenn, Friday evening stt'Insl.
Wheat is continuing ,esoll into the
city by the wholesale. One lirm
alone is buying FROM eight TO len
iIIousapd bushels per days Ninety
cents is the price paid for good wheat.
Mcssrs. w. A. aud j. ~ Reed. OF
Bclcview, raised one hundred acres
OF wheat that averaged nineteen
bushels per acre. Forty Scres Of II
was Oh tobacco lald aud yielded
thirty bushels 10 the aero.
Mr. A.V. Townes Is now selling
the choicest lake Ire. Heretofore he
has been uring pond ice put up here,
but lhai which lic Is now handling Isl
received rom the lakes, and Is tic.
liyered In any part OF The city every
morning. 4g.El.
Capt. Emil Lindburg, Of New
York, viii deliver. at address this
afternoon at the Court House upon
the subject OF immigration. lilo is
here IN the interest of tho iinmigra.
lion movement and The public Is in
yited 10 conlo Quito hear him.
The report has been circulated
that Mai. Frncil wuuld not
conduct tho IIopkinsyillc High School
another session. Its entirety GRO
rneou., Maj, Terrell has 10 intention
Of lcasing The city and the report was
most likely putin circulation TO I'M
jure lis school.
The South Kenlackian Iasors the
immigration alovemeut, preyided the
Immigrants brought arc thrifty, in
luxurious filters Of tho soft; but II
hey are Of the lower orfor OF Dutch
who come 10 start beer gardens aud
saloons the country is better of with.
out item. .,isaYif
IL order That every ono may be
able TO 20 TO Cerulcali Springs this
scasui,, Mr.. Harper has reduced the
hack faro from $l,5O to 81 90 between
that place and llcpkiusvillc. 5Ohs
will DO charged for trunks. The
hack will run regularly and persons
WHO want TO 20 can rely on il.
NJ. Edward Jones, ,of tho Beverly
ncighborliood, has ono OF the best
crops OF wheat We have heard of.
One field of eigh,y-five ncrcs yielded
iwenIy-iorbashels TO tile acre, and
another Of ono hundred acres twenty
bushels, making an average of nearly
twenty-five bushels OH lS5 acres.
Who can beat that?
The ninth meeting OF tho "Al Clark
Club" was held at The residence Of
Judge II. 4. Pelrcc last Thursday
night. About dozen couples of
Young people were present and the
evening was highly enjoyed by all.
a moonlight picnic was ono of tho
features Of the entertainment. All
who were SO fortunate as to DO pres
ent viii look forward with plcasura-
BILE aiticipations to the next meeting
oflhe club.
AS tho weather Is now the allah.