Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-07-30
HERE AND THERE,

save costs.
S. II. Claggctt has good mich
COWS for sale.
Big barbecue at Crofton to-day.
Everybody is invited.
There was hop at Howe's Hall
Monday night.
Your City Taxes for 1856 should be
paid at once.
9S degrees in the shade at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
We arc now Offering great bargains
| to cash customers.
CnAs. MCKEE & Co.
The KENTUcKIAN, the New York
Weekly World and history of the
United States, containing 800 pages,
for only $2S5.
WANTED We will pay the high
est market price for country hams
fand sides. CHAs. MCKEE Il Co.
The farmers In the extreme Wes-
tern portion Of the county were
blessed with pretty good shower
Tuesday night. Hopkinsville is still
in the dust.
Clerks of the election are requested
TO send us statement of the vote
cost as soon as possible after the
polls close Monday.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
are preparing all entertainment TO be
given at the Opera House next Tues
day night. Forty children in the
Land of Nod" will be one of the
features.
S. L. Forbes, from Christian coun-
ty, and Miss Saphronia Phipps, from
Hopkinsville, were married at the
Franklin House Saturday morning,
DR.. A. d. Sears ofllciatlng.-Clarks-
willie Tobacco leaf.
Bring along your money, and buy
groceries cheaper than you ever
bought them In your life. We mean
what we say.
CHAs. Mckee & Co.
Guests are leaving for Cerulean cv-
cry day, and large crowd will go
down Saturday, The long hot days
are compelling them TO seek some
good cool resort, and no more accep-
table one can be found than Cerulean.
TO those having pamphlets TO 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 ia need of this character
OF work. Samples OF work sent upon
application.
The young gentlemen of Longvicw
are getting up an invitation bran
dance at that place for August 9th.
AS the political caldron will have
boiled over and put out the fire by
that time very pleasant occasion Of
social enjoyment may be expected.
Another accident occurred on the
|. A. & I. below Herndon, last Mon
day night. All Of the cars were
thrown from the track aud badly
smashed up. Conductor Manner, a
brakeman and two colorcd women
were considerably bruised up in the
tumble.
Mr., VIM. j, Spaulding, Of New
Haven, Ky, and Miss Florence Thorn
bury, were married at Mrs. Martins
boarding house Tuesday, Rev. j. N.
Prestridge being the officiating
clergyman. The bride was visiting
her relative, Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson, of
Garrettsburg.
The Republicans issued campaign
circular this week written in tlogger-
cd rldiculing and denouncing Alex
Thompson, colored man who was
formerly so well thought of by the
Republican party that he was given
the nomination forjailor. Thompson
is not supporting the ring ticket this
year and hence his persecution.
In accordance with the provisions
of the State School law State teach
ers' Institute will be held at this
place for the district included in the
First Superior Court District. The
Institute will begin August A, and
continue in session three weeks.
Prof. W. II. Bartholomew; principal
of the Girls High School, of Louis
vile, and member of the State Board
Of Education, viii be the conductor
of the Institute. The subject of the
Common School Course will be the
topics of investigation. Attendance
at this institute will be accepted by
the County Superintendent in the
! place of attendance at the usual
annual county institute. The atten.
ton Of all the teachers of Christian
county is called 10 the fact. Good
board at very reasonable rates can be
obtained very easily in Hopkinsvillt
by teachers attending the institute
from n distance.