Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-02-19
HERE AND THERE,

Camille Urso, Saturday, Feb. goth
Polk Cansler has an extra fin,
young stallion for sale.
W,J. Graham agent for the Nation.
al Fertilizers, office at Wright's store
Next Monday is the l52nd anniver.
sary of the birth of George Washing
ton.
The roads are now in a fearful
condition and in places are almost
impossible.
Mr.. j. w. Anderson and Miss
Louisa A. Philips, were granted
license to wed Tuesday.
Several parties from this city will
join the excursion to New Orleans
to-day by the l.. & N. road.
The usual number of comic and
sentimental valentines were sent out
for several days before and after the
Nth inst.
DR.. Willitts will deliver his cele-
Sunshine" lecture next Friday night
under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian. Association.
LOST-About ten days ago, ring
containing four keys. Keys were
similar to those used in the post.of-
flee. Finder will please leave at this
office.
The candidates are securing the
county and bustling around lively |
this week. The primary conventions
meet Feb. 9th and there is not much
time to waste.
Use the Anchor Brand Tobacco
Grower on your plant beds. 1t will
bring your plants in from two to
three weeks earlier. Can be had by
TO l.. G. Williams & Co.
MI. Jas. II. Bradshaw, of Long
view, reports that he has heifer
II months and 10 days old that drop
ped large healthy calf on the 10th
inst. The calf was alive and doing
we'll at last accounts.
We notice that L. G. Williams e
Co., have received large shipment
'fJ j. l. Case and Dayton plows, and
Judging from what the farmers say
hese are the best plows sold on this {
market.
Among a long list of Kentucky {
laims allowed by the Treasury De- ,
'artment and published Monday, the
blowing Christian county parties :
we're included: James Hensley, 800 II
'oOt Rosslngton, $3.50. :,
Any young gentleman who wants Il
take a commercial course in the il
'ryant & Stratton Business College. o
{ Louisville, most excellent school "
its kind, will do well 10 correspond q
18th us as we have a scholarship To a
III. Al
Wilbur Wilson, the young man &c
ho fatally wounded the late Jno. ca
7. Breathtt, Jr., was re-arrested q
tuesday, and tried before Judge al
'infrec who increased the amount az
his bond from $1,000 TO $1,000. II
Dung Wilson's father, Mr.. Richard 81
>. Wilson, is OH the bond. CO
tn
Hon. Polk Lafl,oon has introduced W
bill in Congress to appropriate ,o
5000 for Government building in IN
Mr.. LalIoon is always 80
i've to the interest of his constit- h;
'nts. We hope to see him succeed ho
getting the bill through as our city M
sadly in need of a suitable building No
+ a post-ofllce. e.,
II. j. Caruthers and M. M. Fuuua, Ike
Lafayette, Ky, passed through the I'll
y Sunday night en- route to Louis ru
lie, where they have been sum- sill
oned as.witnesses in the SUIT against ro
los. Vaughan in the United States no
nrt for robbing the mail between ag
.fayette ana Hopkinsville.-Tobac- =,
Leaf. w
Mr. A. NJ. Cooper is Democratic
ldidate for Assessor before the con- T T
ntion which meets March LIST. Mr.. Iv
oper is a staunch Democrat who da,
lis from a section that seldom asks go'
a place on the county ticket, and W., WA
sides being well qualified for the cor
'ition he is further fitted for the att
IN hv aUparianoa q, Al Al ihn