Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-07-16
HERE AND THERE,

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around town.
The farmers are in fine spirits over
the excellent crop prospects.
Mr.. Crum has moved into the cot
tage at $40 South Clay Street.
Four handsome new residences in
the city are nearing completion.
Mr.. w. +. Garnett is excavating
for his new residence on 18th Street.
The candidates speak at Layton's
shop to-day and Fairview tomorrow.
FOR SALE, A new homemade
buggy with or without top, at great
bargain. Apply here.
The Missionary Societies of the
Baptist Church gave a lawn picnic
at Bethel Female College last night.
Have you sold your wheat? If 50
come around and invest q couple of
dollars with us for the KENTucKIAN
for year.
Mr.. James Roberts, of Morton's
Gap, arrived in the city to-day. lie
and Mr.. Shannahan will now engage
In the coal business.
Andrew NJ. Laub, formerly city
marshal of IIopkinsville, was tried
for lunacy last Tuesday aud sent TO
the Asylum.
The "Kccn Kutter" base ball club,
of Pembroke, went to Bowling Green
last Tuesday and defeated the Skies
nine by score of IA TO 6.
Wheat threshing is going on rapid
ly and the bulk of the crop Is already
threshed. The yield is very fine in
all parts of the county.
The Phoenix Hotel will 10 offered
for sale at Court House door at IL
o'clock A. NJ, Monday July 26, 1886.
l. BURNETT Com.
The plank walk on Clay street,
between 18th and 10Th, has been taken
up and will be replaced by the pave
ment which will extend from 9th
TO 10th streets.
There will be ball at Ccrulean
Springs tonight, aud one Friday
night of each week during the season.
Guests are constantly arriving and
big crowd is expected for tonight.
After burning for five weeks the
fires in the burned building at No. 6
North Main street went out and the
rubbish Is now being cleaned out
preparatory TO beginning the work OF
rebuilding.
Mr.. E. w. Henderson will erect a
three-story building on the site
where his store was burned June 9th.
The old one was two.storics high.
He will build one of the handsomesl
houses on Main street.
The new horse for the Express
Company's wagon got scared at the
train yesterday and reared up ana
broke the shafts out of the wagon.
The driver got out without being
hurt.
Since DR.. II. II. Bourne decided to
leave Hopkinsvile he has met with
such encouraging protests from his
patrons that he has re-considered
and will remain. lie will he found
at his old office.
To those having pamphlets 10 print,
we would say that we are especially
prepared for this kind OF work aud
would be glad to make estimates for
any who are In need of this character
OF work. Samples OF work sent upon
application.
The mail key stolen by Tom
Vaughan, Dec. 25, 1885, from Roar
ing Springs, was found July u, by
Mr.. S. ii. Claggett in a tree OH the
Cox Mil road, aud returned to the
postmaster here. Vaughan Is now
serving term in the penitentiary for
robbing the mail.
Steve Haynes and Alex Deering,
two small colorcd boys, were arrest
ed Monday for breaking into Mrs.
Grifhth's house. They were put in
Jail until the next day when they
were well switched and turned loose.
The officers have decided that this is
the best course to pursue towards the
youngsters who are occasionally
caught playing as amateur burglars.
DIR. G. Goldstein is still here and
doing good business. Parties
wishing their eyes doctored should
call on him before Monday as he leaves
that day for Fairview. lie will be in
Pembroke Wednesday and remain
two days. Those who can't call to
see him should drop him a line and
he will call OH thnm aud mako nn