The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-09
Our Premium Distribution.

mlums 10 the suDscrlDers Ol tnc SOUTH
KENTUcKIAN, for the current year,
took place in the amphitheatre of the
Fair Grounds last Saturday at 80
o'clock, p. NJ. There Were 80 premi-
ums given away, aggregating in val
ne 5000. Some of the principal ones
were on exhibition at the Fair and
the excitement had arisen TO a VIII. tie
heat when the hour for the drawing
arrived.
Two boxes for the numbers were
arranged. One contained 90 tags,
wrapped in slips of paper that con-
cealcd the numbers, representing the
so prizes. The other contained tags
representing the tickets held by the
various subscribers.
Messrs. II. La Prade Smith and III.
II. Lnnderman, of Todd county; ii. III.
Bryant, Of Trigg county; Jno. W.
Mcpherson and Austin Peay, of
Christian county, all ticket holders,
were selected from the crowd to assist
in conducting the drawing. Misses
Mary Flack and Mary Tyler, two
little girls, were selected to draw the
numbers out. After the manner of
the distribution had been explained
and the publishers OF the SOUTH KEN
TUcKIAN had given their personal as
surance that every ticket registered
was represented in the box and that
the distribution should be fair in
every respect the drawing began and
the prizes were drawn in the follow
ing order:
50th. Baby rattler; r. ii. Hol-
land, Hopkinsville, ticket No. ll06.
33rd. Portrait of Garfield JAS. d.
Shaw. Cadiz; No. 2ll.
Nth. Broom; c. w. Lunderman,
Trenton, KY; No. 800.
10Th. Water bucket: T. S. Young,
Bennettstown: M. 1926.
36th. Broom; Ashton Draper, La
fayette; No. 81.
10th. s. Album; I. G. Campbell,
Roaring Springs No 632.
22nd. Steel engraving; Andrew
Hall, Hopkinsville, KY; No. 1898.
30th. Portrait of Garfield; W. II.
Allen, Garrcttsburg; No. 623.
9th. $40 Pillow; Tom Taylor, COL,
Trenton, Ky; No. 1888.
3rd. New Home Sewing machine ;
J. W. Cross, Hopkinsville; No. 1913.
2lst. Steel engraving; II. p. Stew
ems, lIopkinsvillc No. POP.
Nth. Box cigars; Mrs. }. w.
Pritcheit IIopkinsville No. l02.
9th. Fine silver pitcher; J. L. Ilar-
ris, Oak Grove; No. 30.
18th. Steel engraving j. ii. Witty,
IIopkinsville; No. 1912.
Send. Portrait of Garfield, j. b.
Lamb, Shady Grove, Crittenden Co.
Ky; No. 1000.
4lst. Broom; Matthew Layne, Fair.
view; No. GA.
18th. Helfbox cigars; W. A. Strou
be, Casky; No. SIG.
LIST. 5000 Top buggy; w. d. Blaine
Pedce; No. 3lg.
39lh. Broom; JAS. A. Coleman
Church Hill; No. 500.
Eth. IS revolver; II. S. Kenner
Pembroke; No. 135.
18th. Water bucket; J. A. Brown
Ing, Church Hill; No. 80.
2Tth. Life u James Boys; Ii. Is
HUMPHREYS, Montgomery No. S55.
10Th. Portrait of Garfield; r. a
Baker, Hopkinsville; No. 69i.
35th. Broom; Mrs. NJ. II. Ewing
Georgetown, KY; No. 997. BE-
10Th. Life of Garfield; NJ. NJ
Hanberry, Newstead; No. 903.
10th. Broom; Miss Bette Carnes
Pembroke; No. 1873. 3
4th. Fine set buggy harness; Cul
len Barnes, Belleview; No. 40l.
23d. Steel engraving; j. N. Mar
guess, Consville, Mo. No. AL.
10Th. Steel engraving; c. L. West
Hopkinsville; No. $50.
43d. Broom; p. X. Peyton, Penn
broke; No. 1855.
| 10th. $40 plow; DR.. L, L. Duin
Beverley No. l0l4.
l7,h. Half box cigars; S. t. Hill
cambridge; No. 500.
3Sth. Broom; L. f. Nance, May
field, KY; No. 743. ,
2Sth. Steel engraving; ], G. Chi
dress, Hopkinsville; No. 800.
9th. $25 set of china Jas. I. Soutl
all, Jordan Springs, Tenn. No. 63I
llth. Corn shelter; A. J. Olive
Elmo; No. 1862.
4 oath. Steel engraving; Ike Carrot
| Pembroke; No. ZIG. ,aa
47th. Water bucket; G. M. Wal
ren, Fairview; No. 1873.
18th. Steel engraving Isaac Wool
! Hopkinsville; No. 224.
3lst. Portrait of Garfield; w.
Burt Casky; No. 479.
34th. Broom; w. N. White, Lafa,
} cite; No. 1929.
Il Sth. $l5 side saddle; c. B. Alexai
J der, Hopkinsville; No. 1896.
: I'd. New two-horse wagon; Cha
ence Gold, GAINESVILLE, Tenn; N
. 6l2.
! 7th. $40 Castor; L. M. Bostic
: Belleview; No. 1919.