The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-09-25
HERE AND THERE.
W. f. Patton, Life Insurance.

The court of claims meets Mon
day, Oct. 18th.
Our harness and chinaware premi-
ums are on exhibition In this Office.
A home concert for the benefit of
the Public School Library is being
talked up.
Only ten more days till our premium
distribution. Subscribe now and get
a ticket.
The silver-warc premiums of the
Fair company are ON exhibition at
Hopper n Sons drug store.
John Dinneen has let the contract
for building two story brick house
on Russellville street. M
Some subscriber of the South Ken
tuckian will get 5000 top buggy for
nothing. Who win IL be?
Elias Johnson, who was shot by
Cube Rainy at Pembroke, afcw days
ago, is cut of danger.
Rock is being blasted in the cellar
Of the building begun on the south
corner of Main and Court streets.
The premium Sewing machine
which win be given to some subscri-
Der ofthe South Kentuckian Oct. 9th.
is now to be seen in this Office.
Last Friday was the autumnal
equinox aud barring slight cold
wave, there was no perceptible change
in the weather.
We Will furnish paper worth $500
a year for $l.50 and give you a chance
in distribution of 5000 worth of pre-
miums. Could anything be fairers
Farmers, IL you need a new wagon,
get ticket in our drawing and don't
buy till AFTER Oct. 9Th, you might get
our premium wagon aud save S75.
Young wives should hold q ticket
in our drawing. If they draw moth.
ing but a broom il will be useful for
they can
In sunshine use the bushy part.
In storms the other end"
Cube Raimey, col. who shot and
wounded Elias johnson, col, at Penn.
broke. on the 10th inst. was indicted
by the grand jury last week and adj.
mitted to bailin the sum of $500.
In 1879 J. II. Fox, Of Trenton wan.
ted new wagon. lie waited till oul
drawing in October of that year and
drew better one than he was able tc
buy. Somebody will be given n wag-
on In the same way next week.
Our new premium buggy from tho
Wheeler Carriage Co, Louisville, wa,
received last week and is now on ex-
hibltion at Cross, Quicker h Dry
er's carriage shop. Go and see it ant
you win not fail to get ticket in oul
drawing.
James Wallace Long. the littl,
eight-months-old son of Mr.. Thos. w
Long, diedla Thursday evening ant
was buried Friday. Mr.. Long was II
Louisville and did not get home til
Friday night. His wife died only |
few weeks ago and his numerou
friends deeply sympathizc with hin
In his double afilictim.
| Willie Dennis and Willie Bramham
little sons of DIR. J. NJ. Dennis an,
Prof. Jas. G. Branham, were throw
rom horse they were riding Thurs
lay evening aud the first named wa
pretty badly cut about the head an,
otherwise injured. The horse SHE
At a dog thatran into the street.
A baby cradle will be given I
come subscriber of the Souri, KEN
rUcKIAN. M. Mcintosh, of Croftol
irew one in our drawing in 1880 an
IL twas the very thing he needed.
is often a useful article of furnitur
to have about the house. Why M
take your county paper and get
chance for one without paying on
cent for itP
Il Haverley's Ministries were greete
With q crowded house last Tuesda
,vening. Their performance fe
'hort of the programme. They di
not have the educated dogs as adve
+. iscd and the stump speaker did n
i naterialize. The show was neverth
y ess about up to the average minstr
il performances.
M. Hoke, of Georgia, Claren
irinter, of Cadiz, KY, and James