Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-17
HERE AND THERE,

Rev. John G. Kendall, will preach
at the Grange Hall, Caskcy, OH next
Sunday, at 80 o'clock, 7. NJ.
Judge j. l. Landes and Rev. r. II.
Coulter are attending the Northern
Presbyterian Synod in Louisville this
week.
Mr.. Clarence Anderson has rccov-
cred from his recent Illness, and is in
his new gallery ready to take pic
lures.
Mr.. j. j. Stuart has let The contract
to build two brick business houses OH
Russellville street, adjoining John
Dinneen's building.
LosT-On Cox Mill road, Tuesday,
red silk velvet lady's hand-satchel
containing bunch OF keys and sew
eral dollars in money. Return 10
this office.
Neither party "Jubilated" over the
election news this week. 1t has been
a very quiet election so far, but as the
end draws near the interest will be-
gin to increase.
The Clay men dropped a good deaf
of money on the result of the election
in the county and district. The bets
were not drawn as they were two
years ago.
Mcssrs Hancock, Fraser & Rags
dale received the first hogshead of
new tobacco brought TO this market
Il week or two ago. They have also
received a hOgshead Of medium leaf
new tobacco since which was grown
by Mr.. S. o. Brame and was sold
last week TO Messrs. e. f. jarrett 81
Co., for $500.
Messrs. Frank Beaumont Il Co.,
are erecting large and commodious
tobacco stemmery with a capacity of
800 to 400 hogsheads, at Pembroke,
KY which will be completed for the
coming seasons work. They expect
to deal largely at that point, and
planters wishing to sell their crops
loose will find il to their advantage
to see them before selling TO other
parties.
Susan Taylor, a colored girl, was
arraigned In the magisterial court of
the city Wednesday morning charged
with breaking into Mr.. w. b. Lam
dcr's dwelling house and stealing a
lot of clothing, iewelry and other val
nables. She made 10 attempt to de-
ny the charge, which was clearly
proven and finally admitted by the
defendant. She was sent TO Jail and
her bond fixed at 800 which she will
not be able to give.
If any subscribers ia il 10 get the
SouTu KENTUCKIAN regularly they
will please notify us. In some of the
country post-offices, where the pub
lie has access to the mail boxes, pa
pers are frequently misplaced and we
are blamed for it by the subscribers.
We never fail to send out the papers,
and when they are not received the
fault is with the postofiices. If
Irregularities are reported we will try
to find out the trouble and correct it.
A sample Of Mr.. w. b. Wadling-
toms crop Of tobacco of this year may
be seen at Buckner n Wooldridge's
Warehouse. 1t is one of the finest
samples ever seen in this section,
where the very best tobacco is raised;
the hands measure 81 inches and the
quality of the tobacco is first-class in
every respect. The sample represents
crop 100000 pounds. Mr., Wadling-
ton is one OF the most successful and
substantial farmers of Trigg county.
John Mullany, tailor in the en-
ploy of L. c. McCarroll, was robbed
of IS one night last week by some
body who found him drunk and
Knocked him down on back street.
lie had John West and Henry Mar
tin, colored, arrested, and they were
tried before Judge Brasher Wednes-
day. There was no evidence to con-
vict them, and the charges were dis
missed. Mullany was so drunk that
he could tell but little about the mat
ter and didn't know who robbed him.
Mr. Thos. w. Kcenc, the eminent
tragedian, presented his great char
actcr Of Richard Ill at the Opera
House last night to good audience.
Mr.. Keene appeared here last season
and made many friends and admirers
by his superb acting. He is a trage-
dian of highest order and in his fav-
orite character Of Richard he stands
without superior on the stage. His
performance last night added to his
popularity IN this city and his rendi-
ton of the character personated was
highly satisfactory. lie is well sup.
ported, all of the members of the COM
pany being experienced and capable
artists.
4 A breach Of peace case in Esq. An
derson's court excited.a good deal of
merriment Wednesday morning.
Lou Miller was arraigned for assault