Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07
THE DISTRIBUTION.
The South Kentuokian Premiums
Scattered over Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Missouri and
Colorado.
THE DRAWING CONDUCTED IN PUBLIC
IN THE FAIREsT MANNER.

The sixth annual distribution of
premiums among the subscribers Of
the SOUTH KENTUCKlAN took place on
the north side of the Floral Hall in
the Fair Grounds, at o'clock Satur-
day last. Nothing was private or Sc
cret about the drawing. The time
and place were announced by the
marshal and everybody invited to
witness it. A platform was prepared
for those conducting the drawing to
stand upon so that all might see and
understand how it was done. Messrs
E. S. Stuart, III. NJ. West and Thos
l.. Graham were chosen from thu
subscribers to inspect the boxes and
and in making fair and impartial
distribution. Tommy Jones, little
son of Mr.. E. ID. Jones, drew out the
prize numbers and Jennie Winfree
Judge Winfree's little daughter
drew out the ticket numbers. Tho
manner of the drawing was explain
ed fully before the distribution tool
place. All who witnessed it wer
convinced of its fairness and that CIV
cry subscriber was given an equa
chance. The following was the re
suit of the drawing:
| 1-Fine Upright Organ worth 500
No. $3.50, Garland w. Jones, Pee Dee
Ky.
, and 3-Scholarships in LOuisvill,
Business College, $50 each, No. 274
G. w. PPool, Marshall, Mo-, and 4G;
1T. Southall, Jordan Springs, Tenn
4-Sct Single harness, $50, No. 1jl
Columbus Gregory, Church Hi
Ky.
5-Fine Saddle, SIS, No. 3O7, w. "
Carrot, Casky, Ky.
G-Silver Watch, SIS, No. 1853, Mi,
Matte Stoner, Del Nortc, Colorad,
double Plow, $40, No. 8, w. Il
Campbell 81 Bro, Hopkinsville, X!
; S-Silver Butterdish, IS, No. Ia
j. G. Shannahan, Hopkinsville, X!
9-Elegant family Bible, 81, N
1868, j. +. Dixon, Garrettsburg, X
10-Silver goblet, IS, No, 437, A.
Fuqua, Lafayette, Ky.
ll-Gold pen and holder, s., No. 7
=, 4. Ii. Major, Beverly, Ky.
12-Sct silver lea spoons, 81, N
Ill, IL. II. Littell, IIopkinsville, X
13-Wheelbarrow, So, No. 1S4, M
!, Kee II P'Pool, Hopkinsville, Ky.
champaign plug hat, SO, No. 6
= Baily Richards, Hopkinsville, Ky.
y 15-Umbrella, $3, No. 1890, G.
. Jackson, Casky, Ky.
16-Silver cup, $3, No. pol, DR.. ia
Rodman, lIopkinsville, Ky.
17-Nickle-plated clock, SO, No. 8
. Miss Matte Buckner, Ringgol
Tenn.
; 1S-IIalf box cigars, $3,No. 40S,
; A. Coleman, Church Hill, Ky.
: l9-IIalf-box cigars, $3, No. 1l6
= l. j. Gregory, Church Hill, Ky.
20-Album, 80, No. 1886, w.
Garnett, Hopkinsville, Ky.
2l-Pair cuff buttons, $2, No. 4G
j. w. Francis, Pembroke, Ky.
22-Fine Doll, 20, No. 1853, Mrs. Jc
Beazley, Lafayette, Ky.
i 23-Box French candy, ~, No. q
II Mrs. Emily Dowell, Organette, Ky.
y N-Fine Buggy whip, ~, No. Is
N Geo. w. Cobb, Canton, Ky.
ct 25-Fine riding bride, $2, No. lO(
l. Capt. Chas. L. Wood, Nashvil
h. Tenn.
IS CSC. w." Ratchet, 81, No. l2'
p j. M. Long, Hopkinsville, Ky.
d q to 30-Pack visiting cards ca
d 81, No. 3S2, L. 1. Anderson, Called
l. MIA, Ky; 1892, j. G. Metcalfe, CT
Of rettsburg, KY; AL, Austin Pea
% Garrcttsburg, Ky; 1868, j. d. Stee
10 Fairview, Ky.
% 81 to 50-Copy SoUTH KENTucKI.
st six months each 81, No. $50, Il.
l. Underwood, Hopkinsville; 29I, I
d IL. Shanklin, Fairvicw; 4lS, Mrs.
e. V. Witty, lIopkinsville: 1l73, E
ID gene Wood, Hopkinsville; BIB, To
&c W. Long, IIopkinsville; 1889, j.
c. Brame, Bcnnettstown; 1861, w.
1t Kennedy, Hopkinsville; rs, NJ.
j. Kelly,E lIopkinsville, Kentuck
o llGS, j. s. Parrish, Oak Grov
st 400, Rev, Calvin Meacham, Fru
n Hill; 35j, Jno. j. Reed, Bclleviey
e. 4SS, j. l.. Feaganes, Pembroke; 104
II &. Ii. Tippett, Louisville. 1912. n.