Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-03
HERE AND THERE.
The gas well will be bored to 1900


the Methodist church choir. -
Charles Green, col, was arrested
Saturday for swearing on The street
The banks will be closed to.mor.
row in honor Of the glorious Fourth.
The dog killing still continues,
let the good work 60 on. ,
The Commercial Club will hold an
important meeting tonight.
Quite crowd went TO the speaking
at Crofton Saturday. 80
First-class easy running rocka-
way for sale cheap at G. w, Ducker's.t
The "Whcelers" are becoming
numerous in some portions of the
county. -Hr
The children of tho Methodist
church win be given pic-nic next
Tuesday.
Evansville has voted $4,000 to se-
cure the l., e. N. railroad shops at
that place. jllH H.1
Walter Gilliland and Sol Fritz
broke the record Friday afternoon
and killed 100 frogs,
/
Crit McKnigt's grainary was
burned Sunday night. The fire was
of inCcndlary origin.
DIR. Clarence Anderson has. been
elected President of debating socle-
iy at Princeton.
Ed. Gowan, of Mu, freesboro, Tenn,
occupied the pulpit at the Chlstian
church Sunday night. rD
a special bargain in bran new
no top buggy can be had by apply
Ing to C. w. Ducker.t
NJ. Frankcl & Sons will sell you
a largo Mosquito Bar ready to put up
for one dollar aud twenty-five cents.F
Rev, Jordan, pastor of the Elkton
Baptist church, filed Rev, J. n.
Prestridge's pulpit Sunday morning.
The ordinance of baptism was adj
ministercd TO four converts at the
Baptist church Sunday night.
Mr.. A Z. Caldwell slapped his horse
the other day, his hand hitting the
animals cheek bone. fracturing his
little finger.
Prof. Hitchcock, of Monona, lows,
has been elected Superintendent of
the Elkton Graded School for the
next year. .Fals|
w. Il. Hawkins and Miss Mary L.
Edmons living near Elktou, eloped
TO GAINESVILLE, Friday, and were mar
ried.
Tho case against Branch Hawks, al
NewsIead, for shooting Carey Wal
lace, was dismissed by the Common
wealth. 1ae Tf0H1I
Grand Chancellor Alternately is at
work putting the finishing touches
on his address before ihe Grand
Lodge X of r. this fall.
Sportsmen should remember that
the statutes aflix apcnalty of$3 for
each olIense for shooting at or killing
doves before August LIST. s.4 20
The seven-ycar-old child Of Mr..
VIM. Stroube died Saturday night
and was buried in the city cemetery
Sunday afternoon.
The officers of the primary election
next Saturday should he certain to
return tho poll books to Chairman
S. &. Buckner before July 10th
We were glad to SEQ Mr., Il. J, Glass
on tie streets Saturday, having re-
covered sufficiently fromhis paralys-
is to drive to the city.
The following mail services have
been established: IIopkinsville to
Sinking Fork twice a week: Ceru'
lean to Bainbridgc twice a week. 4 |
Look out for Tom EdmIndson's
"Red Wagon Free delivery from 6
o'clock A. NJ. 10 o'clock P. NJ Or
ders for groceries taken at house, i'll
necessary " a-
Maggie, the little daughter of Mr..
S. ii. McCulloch, fell from a SMALL
wagon, Thursday evening, and tract
urcd her arm between the elbow and
wrist. NtHr
Mildred Coleman, col, cook for
Mr.. Jean Pollard, was found dead
In bed Friday morning. It-supposcd
she expired during the night with
appoplexy. 90
A. r. Hall & Son, Of Clarksville,
large dry goods dealers, have closed
there establishment there and will
move to New York or Boston. They
arc getting out before the old ship
a
sinks,
County Attorney Payne went to
White Plains, Saturday, to prosecute
A. j. Estis for carrying concealed
weapons. Estis was fined $25 and
given10 days confinement,
The Pembroke Baptist Church sent
a subscription of 5000 to the family