Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-10
HERE AND THERE.

In our next.
Jailer Long has appointed Abe
Crabtrcc, a colorcd man, porter at
the Jail.
South Kentucky College is on a
big boom. 81 new students have been
enrolled this week.
County Attorney Jno. w. Payne is
now comfortably located in the Office
north of the court house.
Anything you need in the job line,
call in and sec us as we will treat
you right in prices and work.
Mr.. A. F, Boyd brought a leaf of
tobacco to town the other day that
measured 20 inches wide and 80 long.
Parker Jackson, a well-known col
ored carpenter of this city, ate an
overdose Of roasting ears and died
last Wednesday.
DR., l. N. Vaughan is now located
Gu South Main, one square from
Phoenix Hotel, next door TO DIR.
Hills Office.
If any of our readers contemplate
buying farm, fine opportunity is
offered in the Waller tract in Trigg
Co. See notice elsewhere.
Three young men came ovcron BIZ
cycles from Clarksville last Sunday.
They started at 5 o'clock and got
here shortly after 3 o'clock A. NJ.
Jas. Saddler, Sr., accidentally shot
and wounded his son James in the
arm, north of tho city one day this
week. The wound is not serious.
Sam Hatcher, a colorcd boy about
l6 years old, was lodged in Jail this
week on a confessed charge of rob-
bling man named Blackwell Of $50,
at Pembroke.
Johnny Sullivan, an old Irishman
from the Fairvlew neighborhood, was
assaulted aud severely beaten last
Monday by man whose name we
did not learn.
Mr.. John Jones who was struck by
lightning is out again and will vote
for Mckenzie. Even lightning can't
knock Quinine Jim out Of votes in
his home county.
Esq. A. II. Anderson qualified as
Judge Monday. The contest has
been continued until October. II
will probably come up in Circuit
court in January.
Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment of our next Fair, which appears
} elsewhere in this issue. Extensive
, preparations are being made TO make
; It the most successful one for years
Prof. John L. Wim will begin o
: grammar school in the city next
! Monday. Ills terms are IS per ses'
sion. lie is teacher of long cxpe.
: ricnce and comes highly recommend
cd.
Park Haynes, colored man living
at Mr., Jno. L. Mosclcy's, was badl.
hurt while loading barn logs one da!
this week. lie will be disabled for
!, some time if he does not sustain per
manent injuries.
Rev. w. L. Nourse, of the Mint
street Presbyterian church, will b
absent next Sabbath in attendance
upon Presbyterian meeting a
e Franklin. There will be no preach
f ing on that day at the church.
. The Auburn and Bowling Greel
A clubs combined played the Keen Kut
tiers at Pembroke Tuesday and los
= the game by score of4 TO l3. TIL
same clubs will play at Pembroke
: Park again tomorrow. A small al
- mission fec will be charged. Tur
:, out and encourage the boys wit
= your presence.
o Mr.. Robt. T. Weakley died las
o Tuesday night at 10 o'clock, at III
10 residence Of his step-father, Mr.. i
t. G. Rossington, in this city. lie ha
Q been in delicate health for some tim
& and his death was not surprise t
N his friends, Ills funeral was preach
70 ed at tho family residence Wednel
C. day.
AS the fall trade approaches I'll
business men should look around
see where they can spend their none
. to the best advantage
y, advertising. Considering the fa
: thatthe KENTpcKIAH is now in !
. eighth year, and the cheapest sem
weekly in the State, it must necess
: rily have good circulation to su
y, tain it. The merchants who pla
= their advertisements with us Ii
them before class of people who pi
:. cash for their paper and hence are
-, more value 10 an advertiser tn;
= those WHO take paper on cred
=. and never pay for it, or for any THU
= else they buy. Our paper is large
:. circulated in this and adjoining cou
- ties and those who patronize our CO
umns will get value received for 4
money invested, So bring in yo
er advertisements.
N.
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D. Grand Jury.
a. Wash Brnnt. col Sullv Fowler. &C