Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-06-29

view and fined $50 and costs.
Ifyou want social pleasure In album
dance, 60 to Eldorado Springs, Tenn,
on the Bird and 4th. 1t will be best to
go on the LIST or 2nd.
All of the conductors on the through
trains of the L. II N. now go through
to" st. Louis, instead of making
Evansville a terminal point.
Isaiah II. Jones, of this city, was.
elected Deputy Grand Counselor of
the Grand Lodge of Good Samari-
tans, which met here last week.
The first regular term OF the new
July Circuit Court, for the trial of
civil matters only, will convene next
Monday and be in session for two
weeks.
Two deaf mute daughters of Mr..
S. l.. Hord, of this county, graduated
last week from the Deaf and Dumb
Institute at Danville, where they
had been for six years.
Chas. Lynch, peddler who has
recently been stopping at Routcn-
bush's boarding house on 7th street,
was adjuGgcd insane Saturday and
ordered sent to the asylum.
Rev. Thos. Hall filled the pulpit at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. The pastor remained
over Sunday in Bowling Green after
the adjournment of the Association.
Revs. Tichenor and Wood will de-
liver addresses on the subject of Gu
ban Missions at the Baptist church
tomorrow wednesday, night. No
collection will be taken up at the
church.
The L. g. N. r. II. 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 is a splen-
did opportunity for all who want 10
celebrate the lth, and at very little
cost.
We call attention to the meeting of
the Nashville and Gallatin Bicycle
Club, at Eldorado Springs, on July Bird
and 4th. A large number of friends
will accompany them. Let the pleas
ure seekers Of Hopkinsville who
want really enjoyable time join their
neighbors on this occasion.
The firm of Wilson s. Galbreath,
confectioners, has been dissolved by
mutual consent ofthe partners, Messrs.
A. L. Wilson and j. b. Galbrcath, Mr..
Galbreath retiring. Mr.. Wilson will
continue the business at the same
stand. lie assumes all of the debts of
the firm and will collect all bills due
lit.
There is talk of organizing a stock
company for the purpose of fitting up
a base ball park in this city. The
plan is to fence in Sharp's field and
erect stand, hire three professional
players and and play for "revenue on
lY.' A subscription paper was go
ing around last week. $500 was the
amount of stock to be raised to in
sure the success of the undertaking.
Evergreen Lodge No. 80, X. of p,
will install the following officers for
the ensuing term at its next regular
meeting July Sth: II. j. Sites, Past
Chancellor; W. C, Wright Chancel-
lor Commander; Andrew Seargent,
Vice Chancellor; e. G. Sebree, Pre-
late ;R. B. Ellis, Master of Exchequer
Chas. M. Meacham, X. of r. and S.
M. L. Elb, Master at Arms; W. l.,
Thompson, Inner Guard; L. p,
Payne, Outer Guard.
Capt. A. V. Townes, of Hopkins.
vile, has taken a contract 10 improve
the town cemetery, and will COM
mence work on that much neglected
property next Monday. The city Of
the dead can and will doubtless be
greatly improved and beautified by
the gentleman who is to undertake
the work. Twenty-Five hands arr
wanted, at 81 per day each, to prose
, cute the work to completion.-Cadil
Telephone.
! Now that important improvement
are to be made in the city cemetery
, grounds, would it not be a good tim,
to give the cemetery a name. 1
, would be very easy matter for tn
) council to select some appropriate
a name that would sound good dea
better than the present one whicl
4 means nothing more than that tn
I cemetery belongs to the city. A grea
d many people from other portions 0
the county are buying lots and til
cemetery is no longer simply Hop
kinsville burying ground. Call
Riverside, Greenlawn or some othe
name that would be both pretty an
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