The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-29

Oysters VIII soon DO ripe enuugh
to pull.
The fall session Of Sou,h kentucky
College win begih hcxt Monday.
The Muhlenberg grand jury re-
turned only Is indictments during lie
recent citing.
We win begin publlshinyN series
Of "Reminiscences from the pen Of
"IIiram" next week.
The Public Schools will open next
Monday. Another teacher has been
added, making eleven.
The Fair will be q success this year.
The Company has tho most energetic
board OF directors 1t has had for sew
srai years.
The members Of the fire company
have settled upon the 10th Of Sep.
TENDER for their ball to raise funds to
procure uniforms.
Our ncighbor, the Ne,cs, has re
iuced lie subscription price TO 81 80 a
year and the paper will be an eight
column sheet in the future.
The entertainments given by Sau
Ah.D rah last week were meriiorious
but they were poorly paironized.
His entertainments are oil he claims
for them aud We commend him TO the
public.
A proiracted Meeting Ia in pro.
gress at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. II Is being conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Tlnnon, Of Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Alvin Buck, Misses Rebecca
and Mollis Major and Miss Kate PEN.
dleton, all Of Pennsylvania, arc visit
ing Mrs. s. q. Buckner.
Mcssrs. Petit and Clay, candidates
for Congress In this District, viii
meet IN debate at the court house
noxt Monday, Circuit Court day.
George Barton, COL, had his leg cut
OF by the cars at Pembrpke, Salur.
day night. lie was drunk and was
lying on the track. He will not die
from his injuries.
LOST-Somowherc on the streets
OF the city, a gold medal with the
name Of Andrew Sargent engraved
thereon. II returned TO this Office,
finder will be literally rewarded.
The young ladies who constituted
the excursion party to Mammoth
Cave July 18th, are requested 10 meet
at Mr.. II. G. Abernaihy's Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
Alex. Jones, one OF tho porters Of
the Phoenix Hotel, was poisoned last
week by drinking arnica, which he
mistook for whisky. Medical assist
ance was promptly called and bis
life was saved.
Mrs. Lavinia Saunders died at the
residence Of her sons Sam and john
Saunders, In this county, a few days
since, aged 05 years. She was a con.
slsicnt member Of the Episcopal
church.
The lifc-sized pictures Of Miss Min
nile Madden, the opening attraction
for Hollands Opera Hou,o, now on
exhibition, arc the handsomcst and
best pictures Of the kind ever seen in
the city.
The SouTn KESrucKIAS lob de-
partment is now we'll supplied with
new type for book and pamphlet
work. We are having rush Of bus-
iuess In that line ana the work turned
out cannot be excelled by any pub.
llshing house In ,his section.
Mai. Jno. W. Breathiti, County
Court Clerk, was caned on the street
last Friday evening BY Mr.. II. r.
Garner. The cane was presented and
not applied, aud was . handsome
silver.mounted curled hickory. neat
| " engraved on the head with the let
tiers ~. w. b. from II. B. g."
Boysit viii take just $500 to ad'
nit you and your girl to the opening
OF Hollands Opera House, Sept. p
The,seats will cost $l.50. or course
every young man who goes win take
his sweetheart; many Of them hav,
already made their engagements. NJ
fellow can afford TO take anybody
else's sweetheart to such high
priced performance as "Wild Wave
will be-.
The young ladies Of Clarksville
presented: an elegant banner to th,
Clarksville City Guards last week
In speaking oft the Chronicle says
at IL bound around with heav,
golden silk fringe, floats from stat
mounted with o golden eagle, 10 full
flight; from the staff, where the toI
OF the Gag 10 fastened, drops tw,
heavy tasscls OF scerlct and white. |
was manufactured by Baker & Nc
Kenney, New York City, and Is sale
by them to be one ofthe han dsomcs
banners ever sent South
The fall session OF Cadiz Institute
or which Prof II. B. Wayland i
Principal, will begin next Monday
Sept. 4. Prof. WayIand will be assis
ted rs heretofore by Mise Mary Guth
RE, OF Nelson county. Prof. Way
Hand IL xv,1aiv tnomu no n .ihoronol