Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-07-28
HERE AND THERE,
Howe's sun time is the city standard

Work is progressing rapidly on
the Main ST., buildings.
The finest watch repairing in the
city is done at llowc's.
Rams. Morrow, the GAINESVILLE
murderer whose trial resulted in a
hung jury, has been granted bail.
Mr.. Lucien Jones has begun work
to remodel his store house on Main
street. lie will put u third story OIL it,.
AS Jeweler and optlcian M.D.Kel-
ly has the largest practical experience.
Bring your job work to the KEN
TUCKIAN Office and don't send away
to foreign dealers when you can do as
well at home.
Hon. JAS. A. Mckenzie has accept
ed an invitation TO make speech at
the Farmers Reunion at Dunbar's
Cave, Aug. %.
There was not much demand for
stock at Cansler's stock sale last Sat-
urday, and very little interest was
manifested III the bidding.
The name of Mr.. G. NJ. Latham
was Internationally omitted last is
sue from the list of merchants who
close their stores at Z o'clock.
1t has been determined by the
Christian county A. ~ NJ, Associa-
ton TO hold a Fair of only three days
duration this year. 1t will begin
Oct. |.
The lawn party given by the ladies
of the Baptist church last Friday
night at the Baptist College, was
well attended, aud a handsome sum
realized.
Those wishing the Sunday issues
Of the Daily Courier-Journal, st.
Louis Globe-Democrat or Missouri
Republican can find them on sale at
Wilson Il Galbreath's.
The police authorities want IL I'M
derstood that they will hereafter give
no warning TO those who know them
selves to be violating the sanitary or
dlnance Of the city. They will
promptly arrest all offending parties.
Notwithstanding the severely Of
the warm weather, subscribers con-
time TO come IN, and our list is in-
creasing every day. If you want
the news. either bring or send us
$500 and get the KENTucKIAN for
one year.
There will be u brandance at Gal
brcath's Cave to-day which will be the
pleasantest affairs of the season. We
return our thanks TO the gentlemen
having it in charge for invitations to
attend. Gentlemen are ticketed and
the crowd will be limited and select.
ii. l.. Taylor, man stopping at
the Lewis House, was arrested yes
terday morning, accused of taking
a watch and chain belonging TO Geo.
who was also stopping at
the same house. The evidence not
being sufficient TO hold him he was
released.
Rev. DR.. A. d. Sears and wife, of
GAINESVILLE, arrived in the city FRI
day, DIR. Sears, who was formerly
pastor of the Baptist church here, ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. j. N. Pres
fridge Sunday. His discourse was
profound and logical and listened to
with marked attention by an appre-
ciatiye congregation.
Henry Billiard, who cut a tramp at
Fairyiew about a year ago was
brought to this citySunday fromPrin-
ceton, by deputy sheriff, Jas. Boyd,
and lodged in Jail. lie was arrested
in Princeton on charge of drunken
ness, and while in Jail at that place,
the sheriff was informed of his where
abouts and sent for him.
The crowd at Cerulean Saturday
and Sunday was one of the largest of
the season, and the guests are now
having royal time. Quite large
crowd is there from Paris, Tenn, Ca
diz, Princeton, Hopkinsville, Louis
vile and other places. The Oriental
Order of Humility has been organized,
and has already receiver large men,
bership. A lively interest is being
awakened among the members.
Up to last Saturday night the re-
coipts of tobacco OH the Clarksville
market had reached 1000 hogs
heads. Early in the season the Leaf
predicted that from $4,000 to $4,000
would be sold here this
year. Careful estimates now place
the number at $1,000, against 1921
sold last year. -Four
hundred and cighty-eighty hogshead
of tobacco were sold on the Clarks-
vile breaks last Thursday, and on
Wednesday the sales reached 497
The two days sales ag-
a money value of $i25,000l
to $150,000.. =. -Four hundred and
seventy-flve hogsheads of tobacco
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