The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-04
HERE AND THERE.

The race track is in good condi-
ton.
Mr.. r.. ii. Wilson is gate keeper at
| the stock gate on the South side.
The attendance yesterday was
about as usual ON the first day.
New force pumps have been put In
the cisterns-a much needed improve
ments.
25 per cent saved TO those who may
want a Buggy now. Call at factory.
McCAMY, BoNTE & Co.
Some subscriber of the South Ken
tuckian will get 5000 top buggy for
nothing Who will II be?
A mysterious tent is one of the fea-
lures ut the Fair and mothers had
better keep their boys away from
II.
Any one wanting first-class Bug
gy, Rockaway or Barouche, now is
your time, also few good second
hand vehicles at cost.
McCAMY, BoSTE & Co.
We give our personal guarantee
that our drawing next Saturday shall
be conducted fairly and justly to
every subscriber.
The Secretary of the Fair Compa-
ny desires us to say that the premi-
ums aud accounts will not be paya-
bic until Oct. 10th.
Stakes have been planted outside
to keep the hacks from getting close
enough to block up the front gate for
pedesirions.
Gen. John S. Williams will deliver
an address at the Fair next Friday.
Gen. Williams is now United State
Senator, and a candidate for re-clec
ton.
We viii furnish paper worth $500
year for 81 80 aud give you chance
in distribution of 5000 worth of
premiums. Could anything be fair
err?
Farmers, If you want a new wagon
get ticket in our drawing and don't
buy ill after this week; you might
get our premium wagon and save
SIS.
In the boys riding ring yesterday
afternoon there were two entries
Bob Buckner aud Major Woodbridge
both little fellows under ten years
old aud double first cousins. Both of
them rode well, but Bob bore of the
honors.
Young wives should hold a ticket
In our drawing. II they draw moth
ing but broom il will be useful for
they can
In sunshine use the bushy part,
IN storms the other end.
In 1879 J. II. Fox, of Trenton, want
cd new wagon. He waited till our
drawing In October Of that year and
drew better one than he was able
to buy. Somebody will be given a
wagon IN the same way this week.
The Skating Rink will be open to-
night aud tomorrow night and those
who enjoy sknt;ng viii nave an Up
portunity 10 indulge in the pleasant
pastime. The price of admission is
only l0cents and % cents for the use
Of skates. Don't fail to attend.
A baby cradle will be given TO
some subscriber of the South Ken
tuckian. NJ. Mcintosh, of Crofton,
drew one in our drawing in 1880 and
1t was the very thing he needed. 1t is
often useful article of funiture to
have about the house. Why no, take
your county paper and get chance
for one without paying one cent for
it2
Our drawing on next Saturday
will be perfectly fair and just TO all
our subscr. bers. Tags correspond
Ing to the names will be placed in one
box and tags representing the prices
numbered from l to so, will be put
in another box. Two little children
will be selected from the audience to
draw them out. A number will be
drawn from each box simultaneously
until the 30 prizes are drawn, and the
tickel holder whose number is drawn
will be entitle to the prize CORES
bonding to the premium ticket drawn.
No one knows or can know who the
lucky ones will be until the numbers
are drawn.
Huntley's dramatic company pre-
sented Mark Twain's celebrated
drama from the Gilded Age entitle