Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-08
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

&c SIS during March.
VIM. Ramsey, of Simpson county,
ate 3G eggs in one day.
A. j. German was found dead in
his bed, at Flemingsburg.
The Daily Standard will be started
at Paducah in few days by Leigh
Bros.
Taylor Myers shot and killed Her
man Miller, at Berry, in his old de-
Tense.
jacksonville is not alone in her af
aictions. Clinton has a lo;ll dramlti
company.
The Simpson grahd jury returned
only Is indictments, one ofwhich was
fof murder.
The State Convention Of Knights
Tcmplar will meet in Bowling Green,
May y and %.
Mr.. j. Y. Ewing is making ar
rangcments to start newspaper at
Springfield, Ky.
A. A. Lewis, editor Of the Somcr-
set Republican, has a new girl baby
to make things lively Tor him
There are 500,S2t white ana 81, III
colored children Of the pupil age in
the state, making total Of 503,2)L
Miss Lola Git, Of Somerset, Las
accepted position Oh the CONNER
cial, Il daily paper of Vinccnnes.
Ind.
Gov. Knott has appointed Col. G.
T.. Bowman to fill out the uncXpircd
term of Mrs. Cook, State Librarian,
deceased.
Ex-Gov. McCreary and Hon. NJ. j.
Durham are formally announced as
candidates for Congress in Phil
Thompson's district.
A Bath county girl named Sue
Teal put loaded pistol in her dress
pocket cooked anl the weapon was
discharged, the ball taking effect just
above the knee and making Il pain
!ul flesh wound.
The Mayticll Democrat says To-
| ligious debate, upon eight PROPOSE
tons, has been arranged between the
Btptists AMI Disciples, at Mayfield.
Rev. j. b. Moody, of Fulton, Ky, will
champion the cause Of the totncr
and Ed. j. S. Swccny, ofTaris, Ky,
of the latter denomination.
Extensive preparations are rapidly
if not noisily progressing for the pro-
duction Of Kiralfy's greatest success,
"EXceIsior,' in the new Exposition
Hall, May y. Every citizen within
excursion distance Of Louisville
should make arrangements to see i
without fall. In order to accommo
date the vast crowds who will Ger
tainly witness its magniliccncc, tn
great building is being arranged t.
scat 5000 people, and the production
, will last three weeks. Excursion
: races and arrangements will soon bC
published along the line Of ever!
road entering Observation-Disclosures
) Courier journal
The friends Of Hon. Geo. V. Trip
c lett in this city arc rejoiced to lear
that a good fat place has been pre-
c videl for him in the new publ
/ printers Office. DR.. John ID. Wood
was elected public printer over Co
S. /. NJ. Major after a close race,
5 which Mr.. Kehoe, Of Maysville, an
= Mr.. Triplctt also figured as cand
n dates. BY a combination with IL
t other candidates against Major, ID
c Woods was elected, and the result
!, that Mr.. Kehoc and Mr.. Triplett al
o both to be associated with DR.. WOOD
in the office. A large printing estal
lishment is to be fitted up il Fran
II fort to do the public work and
a print newspaper, Mr.. llaldeman,
Of the Courier journal, who is also
It. share the profits, furnishing the car
y tai. Mr.. Kchoe, who Is a very fiji
It. printer, will be foreman of the j
If office, and Mr.. Triplett will be eth
re the business manager or editor of Il
X. paper. 1t has been estimated til
sc the public printing costs the Sta
100000 per year, goodly portion
which, at the rates charged, is prof
OF Rumor says Mr.. Triplett's porto
is will be $500 per year.-Owensbo
III Messenger.