Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-02
HERE AND THERE,

HIton Oul Wy oltls III ouih az I've L =
Stevens.
Hog-killing is about over and back
bones and spare-ribs are plentiful.
The dancing club gave hop at the
ring last Thursday evening.
The corn crop is about gathered
and the farmers are ready for win
ter.
The first snow Of the season fell
Saturday night but it was not much
more than heavy frost.
Two more new candidates for post
master this week and several locali-
ties to hear from.
Mr.. Thos. f. Hanna, who went to
Florida from this county few
months ago, died there few days
since, of brain fever.
Mr.. w. II. Ballard, leading mer-
chant OF Fairview, died Sunday night
of pneumonia. He was useful citi-
zen and was a brother of Mr.. III. G..
Ballard, of this city. lie was about
40 years Of age.
The dwelling house of Tom Vetch,
near Fairview, was burned one day
last week with all its contents.
Money was being raised in the city
Saturday by subscription to partial
ly reimburse Mr.. Vetch for his losses.
Miss Annie Ware will be married
in the Episcopal church at noon to-
morrow, to Mr.. r. f. McRoberts, of
Lancaster Ky. Invitations are gen.
eral, though part of the pews will
be reserved for the occupancy ofin-
innate friends and relatives Of the
bride.
Two trains on the C. o. & S. w.
road colided Saturday near Ripley,
Tenn, with fatal results. Jack
Moore, engineer, Pat Walsh, fireman,
and Robt. Nicely, col, brakeman were
killed and r. f. Kenny, brakeman,
and Pat Pierce, fireman, badly
wounded, Nicely and Pierce lived in
Paducah.
Last Friday Mr.. Robert Morgen.
stern aud family, Of Auburndale
Wis, arrived here TO find home fol
themselves and relations, who will
come neat spring TO form new Ger.
man Lutheran colony. lie is spec
ial couniryman of Mr.. Miekle, oi
WATERFOWL, Wis, who bought la
ker's place on the Palmyrar road some
weeks since.
The Lillian Olcott Company played
"Romeo aud Juliet" at the Opera
House Saturday evening to a sma'
house. Miss Olcott tainted during
one of the scenes and the curtain alb
ruptly fell. She performed her par
to the close but she seemed TO be real
ly i'll and appeared at a great dIsad
vantage. Her support was only me
diun aud the performance taken az
a whole, did not come up to publ,
expectation.
Roll Of Honor for school district
! No. 50:
Arthur Miles, Ina Morris,
Oscar Armstrong, Addie Morris,
Bobby Miles, Clinton Morris,
Dora Miles, Nellie Fields,
Annie Miles, Mollie Goodc,
Anis Anderson, illus Goode,
C0rdclia Anderson, Luther Goode,
Eta Anderson, Orval Goode,
Ellen Anderson, Freddie Hall,
Fannie Anderson, Johnnie Goodc,
Alex Anderson, Annie Boyd,
Dora Boyd, Genie Boyd,
Ella Long, Henry Long,
Martha Long, Lulie Long,
Linnic Anderson.
BY Teacher,
TIMOTHY b. WALKER.
AT meeting of several voters o
the city, held Friday night, it wa
agreed 10 support the following tick
ct for councilmen:
GO. Thompson, d, Russellville 81
w. NJ. Hin, ID, South Main st.
II. T. Petree, d, Campbell st.
L. j. Browncll, r. Campbell st.
L. b. Long, r, Clarksville ST.
VIM. Ellis, r, Nashville st.
j. NJ. Startling, r., North Main 81
This makes very good ticket, bu
it will be seen at glance that II
, Objectionable from the fact that tn
members are not distributed proper
ly. Three of the proposed Board ar
within few steps of each other an
in the event the city should be di
vided into wards, which the peopl
voted for al the last election, four c
them would be in one ward. A
;. none ofthe gentlemen named are as
. pirants in any sense of the word, an
, as several of the gentlemen we sue
gestcd in our last issue decline to a
low the use of their names, we pre-
pose the following as fairly-di'
tributcd ticket:
= G. 0. Thompson, d, Russellvillc, S
w. M. Hill, D, South Main st.
II. I. Petree, ID, Campbell st.
Ed. I. Campbell, r, Maple st.
L. B. Long, r., Clarksville st.
ii, Il. l.. Ellis, r., River st.