Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-05
AERE AND gnERE,

Mr.. H. p. Wood was quite sicl
Sunday but Ia now able to be out.
Alvin Richey, of Princeton, took
the honor of Princeton collegiate in
stitute.
Mr.. w. w. Ware fell from his barn
one day last week and broke his
wrist.
Richard L. Sanford, formerly Of
this city, died at Jacksonville, ILL.,,
April 10Th.
Now is the time 10 buy Summer
Hats at lowest prices at Miss Alice
Hayes
A. w. Pyle sold four fine wedding
suits last week, TO parties living in
the county.
The Y. w. G. I. U. held a delight
full meeting at the residence of Mrs.
II. A. Rogers last night.
Rev. w. l.. Nourse will preach the
sermon of Franklin
College next Sunday.
Mr.. ID. L. johnson will address the
Academy pupils at Crofton on "Aes-
thetic Culture" tomorrow night.
The races at the Driving Park Sal
urday afternoon promise 10 be spirit
cd contests. Ladies admitted free.
Mrs. Tom Edmundson has just re-
ceived a choice selection of beautiful
flowers. Ladies should call and see
them.+
The bicycle race between Tom
Dade and Frank McCarroll will take
place at the Driving Park some time
this week.
Chiisty Biggerstaff killed 2i0 dogs
during the last crusade against the
CANNES. 1t is hoped he will raise
the record this year.
Metz & Timothy displayed lots of
git-up-and-git in distributing free
fans at the commencement Thursday
night.
The attendance at the Methodist
School last Sunday was the
largest in its history. There were
l75 pupils present.
Mr.. James Ragsdalc, who has been
living in Louisville, will remove his
family to this city TO reside here per-
Mrs. Mary Morton has been ap.
pointed delegate to the Conference
Woman's Missionary meeting,at Glas-
row.
The election for trustees in the
chool districts throughout the coun-
y was held between the hours of
md 6 p. m. Saturday.
The Council this afternoon will
revivify the dog ordinance.
People should be on the look out for
'abld dogs.
Leo Samuels returned from a trip
o his home, In Tennessee, last week
nd has resumed his duties as sales
nan for Ben Rosenbaum.
Messrs. N. d. Shyer and Billy
Waller have purchased of James An
Ierson, of Hartford, a pair of beauti-
III bay ponies. The price paid was
$50.
j. I. Garlic, COL, gave an elocution-
ny entertainment at the colored
iethodist church last night. He
will read at the Baptist church to-
light.
1t is rumored that the Republicans
re organizing company to estab-
ish an organ in this city. We pre-
ume the paper is to be used for cam
align purposes.
The case against Prof. Payne, of the
Olored public school, for beating a
hid never came TO trial as the Prof. |
Tas acquitted of all blame and justi.
ed in the matter. I
Muhlenburg county went dry Sat-
rday, according 10 the latest imfor-
nation the Prohibition majority will
Q about $50. The Prohibs carried
no county by $50 before.
A special train load of delegates to
:. Louis, composed Of five Pullmans
nd baggage car, passed through
le city Sunday night, Another
pecial went through last night.
A countryman started his fiery
Jed down the pavement on Sixth
rect, Saturday afternoon, and made
ilngs howl. He was captured by
10 police on horse back near the
mits of the city.
The stockholders of the gas COM
any held meeting Saturday after
DON and determined to bore as long
, their money holds out. The well
now 1,C00 feet deep and It will be
Ink down LOO feet.
Richard Glenn and Miss Maud
ing, of GAINESVILLE, while driving
aturday, concluded to visit a city,
hich they did, arriving here about
BON. After taking in few of the
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