Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-10
HERE AND THERE,

ray your City Taxes for 1856 and
save costs.
Born to the wife of Mr.. A. j. Greg
DRY, all pound boy, last Friday night.
DR.. Sargent has moved his Office
to rooms over Bank of Ilopkinsvilc.
Your City Taxes for 1886 should be
paid at once.
Max Raubold has gone into The sa-
loon business at Esq Andcrson's late
stand, on Virginia street.
Mr.. Commodore Henderson, OF the
Antioch neighborhood, died last Sat
urday and was buried Sunday. lie
was about 81 years old.
The newly elected officers have
received their certificates and will
enter upon the discharge of their du-
ties the first of September.
A petition asking Mr.. c. NJ. Brown
to appoint Ed Glass as lis deputy in
the Circuit Clerks office was being
circulated last Saturday.
The annual session of Little River
Baptist Association will meet at Ceru-
lean Springs tomorrow and continue
for three days. A large attendance is
expected each day,
Ed. Glass has copied from the poll
books the names of over one hundred
white Republicans in IIopkinsville
who helped to defeat him and will
keep them as souvenirs of his race
for jailer.
Cerulean Springs is enjoying big
boom this week. About l25 guests
are there. The season is now at its
height aud those who want to 90 for
pleasure cannot find a more favora-
bic time than this week.
To those having pamphlets 10 print,
we would say that VIC are especially
prepared for this kind of work and
would be glad TO make estimates for
any who are in need of this character
OF work. Samples OF work sent upon
application.
Dr. G. L. Medley has located his
office over Kelly's jewelry store and
INVITES those wanting work in his
line 10 give him a call. lie is DEN
list of several years' experience and
all work done by him is executed in
the best and most skillful manner.
his rooms are newly furnished
throughout and present very hand
some appearance.
The entire Democratic ticket was
elected in Todd.
Ben 4. Perkins, ST., was elected
County Judge; j. A. Doris, school
Superintendent; w. II. Wells, Coun-
ty Clerk; G. G. Christian, Circuit
Clerk IL. q. Miller, Assessor; j. L.
Byars, County Attorney j. L. Brown
ing, Surveyor; j. N. Cartwright,
Sheriff; and ]. Ii. Hickman, Jailcr.
e. d. Runyon and win Chiles Left
Trenton Monday for Chicago, to bring
John u. Gray, the Ascending cream
cry man, back TO this county to re-
ceiye the vengeance of violated law.
Gray had been arrested and they had
obtained a requisition from Gov.
Knott. They expected to return to
Trenton last Wednesday.-Elkton
Progress.
The examining trial of WIN. Har-
mon and Renee Stanley, the two
negroes who killed Colonel Ebling
on election day in Stuart district,
are now on trial at the Court House,
before justices Warfleld and Rodgers.
The trial was begun yesterday and
1t will take all day to-day TO conclude
1t. The prisoners are being prose-
cutcd by Messrs. Sebrce and Clark
and defended by Mr.. II. w. Henry. |
Full particulars of the trial will be |
given Friday.
The Blakemore, Ragsdale y Tyler
circus, will show in Dlakemore's barn
III the eastern suburbs, at 3 O'Clock |
this afternoon. Admission 10 cents,
children and colored persons s cents. |
The performers are a numberof small |
boys of this city who are DESTROYS of |
becoming rivals of Barnum and Fore
paugh in the circus business. Bare
back riding and trapeze performances
are among the things on their pro-
gramme.
AT Kirkmansville, Monday, John
Jenkins and Ben Bivins became in
volved in dispute about the election
and fight ensued between them.
While they were fighting, Fmicc
Divins, son of Ben Bivins, walked up
to them and shot jenkins in the abdo-
men. For a few minutes the wound
ed man continued the fight, but his
strength gave way and he died in
short while. Police John Shelton ar
rested Finice Bivins, but tho latter
watched his opportunity, dashed |
away from the officer and made his
escape. jenkins was in the prime of |
life and left family.-Elkton Pro-
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