Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-06-25

UT loJ FO,VIo' Liz DullulnS is W pe
ready for occupancy by Oct LIST.
Work has already been begun on the
foundation.
The l.. & N. r. Il. will sell round
trip tickets for one fare between all
stations, on July 3rd, 4th and 9th.
Tickets will be good returning until
midnight of July 9Th. This Isl splen-
did opportunity for all who want 10
celebrate the 4lh, and at a very little
cost.
On Tuesday afternoon last, the
Pembroke "Kcen Kutters" came down
and played a match game Of Base
Ball with the City nine, resulting
victory for the former. A very large
crowd witnessed the game, and there
was some excellent playing done, by
DO tn mines.
The improvement of the streets is
now being pushed ahead rapidly.
Several of the streets will be given
attention without delay. One of the
most noticeable improvements going
on is the building of the stone cul-
vert on Clay, at the intersection of
18th street.
Judge Landes has received letter
from Gen. Echols congratulatlng lSm
upon the result Of the recent election
and informing him that he will ar
range for conference either here or
at Louisville within few days 10
see what can be done in regard 10
the new railroad.
Butler University, at Irvington,
Ind, one of the leading universities
of that State, notified Maj. S. II.
Crumhaugh, of this city, this week
that II had conferred upon him the
degree of Ill. d. The compliment is
one to be appreciated, coming asit
does from such high source.
Mr.. G. L. Gather has moved all
the oils, varnishes, etc, kept by him
in stock, into the room just in the
rear of his store, now completed.
This gives Mr.. Gather more room to
display his large stock, and ample
room in the back part for his pre-
scription case, where he can get more
light
Jack Sullivan, a Russellville i'm
portation, was arrested this week
charged with rohbing Tom Steele of
SlS while they were taking in the
town together. He was tried before
Judge Brasher Wednesday and adj
judged guilty of grand larceny and
held over till September under n
bond of $3.50, which he could not
give. He Is in Jail and furnishes an
other argument for county work
house.
VIM. Wood, negro man who is
by no means stranger in the courts
oftho county, was tried before Judge
Brasher Tuesday and held over under
a bond of $500 for malicious cutting.
He assaulted a negro woman named
Woodbridge aud tried TO cut her
throat, but only succeeded in making
an ugly scratch. lie is in Jail where
he will remain till September. Hurry
up with the county work housc.)
Mrs. Carrie Dade Clardy, wife OF
Mr., Jno. +. Clardy, of Belleview, died
last Monday night at the family resi-
dence. The funeral took place Tues
day aud the remains were inferred al
the burying ground at Mr.C.LDade's
Less than year ago the deceased
stood at the marriage altar young
and blooming bride and to the young
couple who united their destinies the
future looked bright and hopeful, but
death has invaded their happy home
The sorrowing husband has the sym
patty and coincidence of a wide cir
Gle OF friends in this his time of af
Fiction. 4..
The City Council met in called
session Tuesday afternoon and de.
clared the result of the special cleo
ton Saturday. The official vote We
613 for and II against the proposition
} submitted. The receipt of dona
ton of 81, 800 from Mr., ]. c. Latham
to be used in improving the City
Cemetery, was also acknowledge ant
supplemented by an appropriation o
$500 by the Council. Messrs. II. c
Cant, c. NJ. Latham aud ]. M. How
were appointed committee to sl'
pervisc the work, which will be be
gun at once.