Daily south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1881-18??, 1884-10-02
HERE AND THERE,

The standard anu sun tlmc.
Tickets can be procured in our
drawing up TO noon Saturday.
The Louisville boys, crowned with
victory, returned home this morning.
The heat was intolerable yesterday
and detractcd much from the enjoy
ment.
All of the hotels and boarding
houses are crowded to their utmost
capacity.
The Grand Lodge concluded its
work yesterday morning and adjourn
ed to meet at Paris, one year hence.
The attendance Wednesday was
better than it has been for many
years on the first day. 1t is estima-
ted that 1000 or 1900 people were
present.
Miss Lille Mcclellan, of St Louis,
who has been visiting friends here
for some time, was married yesterday
at the Episcopal church to Mr.. Il. II.
Troendlc, of ST. Louis.
NJ. d. Kelly takes the lead in the
Jewelry business, you will find
more real Mechanical skill displayed
in his works than in any similar
house in the State.
We ask the cooperation Of our
friends in collecting items for this
column in our daily this week. Per-
sons having friends visiting them
will confer favor upon us by send
ing in their names.
Mr. Henry +. IIammack and Miss
Matte Bush, daughter Of Mr. &. b
Bush, of Roaring Springs, were mar
ricd Wednesday at s o'clock, in the
Christian church at Roaring Springs.
Mr.. j. ID. Mcpherson sent up a
mammoth paper balloon from the
the front Of his store Wednesday
evening at o'clock in honor of the
visiting knights. The ascension was
decided success.
The Hopkinsvillc Fire company
turned out in uniform yesterday and
exhibited the fine new city engine in
the amphithcatre at the Fair. Hop
kinsvillc has just cause to be proud OF
her fire company.
There are so many visitors and
strangers in the city that it is impos.
sible to mention the names of more
than few. We are kept so busy
that il is impossible for us TO give
this department the attention We
would like to.
A special premium was given yes
terday TO Mr.. a. NJ. Ilenry's fine
twelve horse power Rumsey Trac
ton engine. Mr.. Henry had an ex.
pert to exhibit il, and it was pro
PEELED by steam with more ease than
most teams could be made TO pull it
II was run around inside and outside
of the ring TO the wonder and admir-
alton of those who had never seen 1
machine of the kind propelled by
steam.
Prof. w. II. Hook, who has laugh
the school at Faulkncr's scho0
house for several sessions, will begil
the fall session Monday the 18th inst
Prof. Hook is Il capable and expert
cnced teacher and cultured ant
courteous gentleman who possesse
the best requisites of a competent ed
ucator.
knight Bryas Hopper, com
mauder in charge of the parade
was Frustrated by sunstroke ycsteI
day just as the procession reached tn
Fair Grounds. Physicians were fol
tunatcly on the ground and he wa
restored to consciousness in half a
hour. lie was taken home and 500
) recovered so much that he was pre-
nomced out of danger. He wi
Il probably be able to be out by to-da,
Mr.. Hopper is very popular an
! worthy young gentleman and h
y many friends are sincerely glad Thu
>. the stroke was no worse.
y Winsome little Katie Putnam
l. charming audiences that are increa
J. ing every night. Tuesday night 81
n presented "Child of the Regiment
! and last night "The Little Detective
a In both plays she capiivated her a
diences by her excellent acting. IL
N support is good and the entcrtai
o' ment will be different every mig
throughout the week. Tonight o
= of her specialties elena the Madcar