The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-08
HERE AND THERE.
October peaches are not ali gone.

October peaches are not all gone.
Aud still no frost of consequence.
Bird hunters are getting in their
work.
County Court yesterday brought o
fair crowd TO town.
The White Plains hunting party
will return next Saturday.
Many fruit trees are in full bloom
for tho second time this year.
Esq. Alex Campbell has resigned
bis position as deputy sheriff.
Bostick's store house on East Main
street is beisg remodeled.
Twelve prisoners are now confined
in tho county jail.
Only fifty three moro days this
year and Mother SYMPTOMS prophecy
has not yet been verified,
Russellvllle street has been re-
piked and raised several inches high.
CT, much improving It.
Mr.. Jas. Bronaqgh is preparing 10
erect new dwelling on RusselIville
street. opposite the first Presbyterian
church.
A gray mule ron away with a
spring wagon on Russellyille street
Sunday afternoon and smashed II
into everlasting smitllereons. No.
body hurt.
We publish allst Of camp rules for
the benefit OF the hunting party at
White Plains this week. Read them
in another column.
The new dwellings Of Judge Joe
McCarroll and Messrs. Jas. N. Howe,
w. I. Tandy, VIM. Robinson and G.
II. Bush, all on Main street, are rap
Idly nearing completion.
The members Of the A. O. u. w.
Lodge are requested TO meet at their
lodge room tonight. for tho purpose
of lransacting important business. A
full attendance Is desired
Every man cannot be president OF
tho United States, but every mai
who pays $3.50 cash In advance can
get the South Kentnckian from now
till January 1883.
Chas. Green col. was brought be-
fore tho city court yesterday on q
charge OF wifc-besting. He broFe
his wife's arm and otherwise beat and
bruised her Sunday night with a
club. He was fined $40, and failing
to pay ii went 10 Jail. lie Is an old
offender.
At a meeting Of the citizens OF the
Court House last Monday night the
Board Of Couuciimen were requested
to accept the gas proposition Of the
Chess Carley Co., provided reas.
enable rate could DO obtained for
gas TO be furnished to the citizens aud
private consumers. They are now
corresponding on the subject and II
10 very likely that the proposition
win be accepted, as majority OF the
Board are In favor OF having gas.
Messrs. DIN. Whitaker andW.. A
Lowry were out buggy-ridiug will
Misses MINIS Mckee and MARY
Wharton one day last week when OF
accident occurred that seriously in,
jured one Of the ladies and slighily
hurt the other. The horse driven BY
MIR. Whitaker took fright and ran
with terrible speed against Mr.. Low,
ry's buggy. Both buggics were cap
sized and torn up generally. Mis-,
Mckee had her arm broken and Mis-
Wharton and Mr.. Whitaker were al
so considerably bruised Ia the wreck
Fortunately none OF the parties be-
camc enianglcd in The pieces, or fata
results might have followed. 1t wal
. narrow escape all round.
Henry Lower, who developed at
unlawful taste for horse flesh las
August, has been entered as board
or at tho Long House. He had som,
little trouble last summer about th,
ownership OF . horse that was founc
in HE possession and which was claim
ed by another man, and took a TRIP
for his health. He returned last Fri
day and the police insisted upon Civ
ing him reception in the Office o
Esqs. Gowan and Anderson. He wa
unable to give bail on q charge o
horse-stealing aud was taken TO Jail
where he still RENAME. He Is younI
man about grown and ls well know
about the city.
Absalom Gates, tramp, VIII,
struck the city last week, got himsel
into trouble before hc had been her
long enough to get acquainted witt
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