Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-23
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and get reward.
Three protracted meetings are now
going on in the city.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. d. II. Mer-
rift, on the 10th inst, girl.
Car load of National Corn Grower
has just been received by W. j. Ora
ham.
The Democratic County Committee
will meet in this city the first Mon
day in April.
4 bill incorporating the town of
Kirknansville, in Todd county, has
passed both houses Of the Legisla-
ture.
DR.. S. Y. Hall, of Louisville, will
conduct services in the Methodist
church every afternoon and night Of
this week.
Mr.. NJ. L. Ham, Of Paducah, the
Fish King, is in the city with 500 lbs.
fresh fish, which he is Offering at very
low figures.
A protractcd meeting was begun
at the Baptist church last Sunday.
The pastor is assisted by Rev. j. 5.
Felix, an eloquent young divine of
Greensboro.
The protracted meeting at the 9th
street Presbyterian church is still In
progress and will continue during
this week. Rev. Mr.. Morrison is still
assisting the pastor.
"Ilorse Shoe Brand" Corn Grower
will produce more bushels of good
corn TO the acre than any other brand
on the market. 1t makes 80 bushels
per acre. J. II. GREEN & Co.
Mrs. Sarah E. Smith, wife of Geo.
W. Smith, of this city, died at her
home last Sunday morning. The
remains were inferred in the city
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
A protracted meeting was begun
at the Methodist church Sunday
which will continue throughout this
week. Rev. S. Y. Hall, of Louisville
will aid the pastor in conducting the
meeting.
The IIopkinsville Dramatic Club
has been organized by number of
the young ladies and gentlemen Of
the city. Mr.. j. W. Downer is Presi-
dent and Miss Susie Edmunds Secre-
tary.
Tho personal property of the late
g. w. Bard will be sold at public
auction on Wednesday, March 3lst.
Mr.. w. II. Boyd is administrator of
the estate. See notice in another
column.
The Senate has passed a bill author
izing the Superintendent of the W.
X. L. A. to reside in the city of Hop
kinsville. Also bill requiring GER
tain kinds of work for the Asylum to
be let out to the lowest bidder.
Bartholomew Dinneen, brother of
John Dinneen, was yesterday adjudg-
ed a lunatic and sent to the Asylum.
His lunacy was brought on by blow
received on his head while engaged
in mining out west some time ago.
DR.. b. w. Stone, one of the West
ern Lunatic Asylum physicians, came
over from IIopkinsville Wednesday
to escort DR.. Shut back to the Asy.
lum. DIR. Shut is not extravagantly
fond of DIR. Stone, and raised some
objection to travelling in his company
He finally waived his objection, how.
ever, and they left together yesterday
l-Owensboro Messenger.
Clarence Lindsay, one of the mem
beers of Company D. stationed al
| Greenwood, Pulaski county, Gang
home Sunday, having been relieved
by Private Jacob Jones, who left last
week for Greenwood. He reports
the boys having good time with nc
prospect of having to do any fighting
The miners are simply playing
"freeze out" game and the result
will be that the soldiers will be KEEP
on duty indefinitely. The convict
have gotten over their fright and arr
at work again.
The "HoRsE SHOE BRAND" Tobac
co Grower stands without rival a
TO quality, price and mechanical con
dition. 1t furnishes food for tn
plant from the beginning of the crol
to its maturity. 1t makes tobacc'
T that cures easy and uniformly. N
} spotting. II largely increases tn
yield. The color and texture jus
3 right, and always bring the top mark
ct price. Our best farmers know
r these facts and are buying this bran,
+ in preference to any other.
f JNo. r. GREEN h Co.
Capt. E. R. Cook, in attempting t
stop some dogs from fighting Satul
: day morning in the store-room G
: Jas. Pye & Co., on Main St., kicke
at them and accidentally struck tn
left side of his abdomen against til
corner of the counter. He though
nothing of the slight wound, all
went on about his business. Satul
; day night he was bothered by som
u I;ttla main which increased on SuI