Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-01
HERE AND THERE.

Born to the wife of Richard Ever
cit, Thursday morning, girl.
Both our Touring mills have shu
down for the season.
w. 4. Vaughn had a fine null
killed by the cars Tuesday night.
Mr.. John G. Ellis has accepted |
position temporarily with Jones 4
Co.
II cost VIM. Grissam S. to draw I
buggy whip on Max Myers, thu
butcher.
The colored Baptist Sunday Schoo
will have picnic at the old fail
grounds to-day.
A. G.. Bush is going TO build {
5000 residence ON his lot on Soutl
Main street.
The mail contract on the Macedo-
MIA route was secured by Alex Dav
export and re-let to j. Il. Grant.
Tonight at the rink the juveniles
will have hop. All the fads of the
older set will be observed.
1t is rumored about the streets tba
Col. A. II. Clark is going to plunge
after the Republican nomination fol
Congress.
Bill Torian, col, was tried Monday
and held over under bond of 800
lie afterwards gave bond and was
released from custody.
The medicine men are drawing big
crowds nightly to their healing per-
formanoes on the vacant lot ON Vir-
ginia street.
Lewis Trice, col, who escaped from
the chain gang the other day, re-
turned Tuesday and paid his fine OF
$ll25.
The ware-rooms and Office of the
Crescent Milling company will be
completed in few days. A fire
proof vault has been built in the Of
flee.
There was nothing strange or mys-
terious in the departure of Rsdica,
the mattress man, Monday night. lie
had Informed several persons of his
leaving.
Esq. Younglove, at the request Of
Col. Jas. f. Buckner, of Louisville,
decorated the graves of Lieut.. w. T.
Buckner and Gen. James Jackson in
the city cemetery, Wednesday.
Rev. r. L. Tiller has accepted the
pastorate of the Pembroke Baptist
church and will preach there next
lie will move his family
to Pembroke the latter part of the
month.
Tho stockholders of the Hopkins
vile Gas and Oil Company are re-
questcd to meet at the court house
evening at 4 o'clock prompt
ly, to confer with Directors.
II. T. PETREE, Press
John w. Payne and Judge Petree
went TO Crofton, Tuesday, to inyesti-
gate the violations of the prohibition
law. Twenty witnesses were exam
ined, butinformatlon was had against
only one party, Alex Woodson.
The attaches of this office arc I'M
der lasting obligations to Mr.. j. b.
for kind consideration
in ice cream and cake. Mr.. Gal
breath knows tho quickest way to a
printers heart, and he knows besides
how to arrange the cooling apparatus
for the sweltering public during the
dog days.
Reports of mad dogs in Trigg
county have reached the city. Sun
day Jim Cooper killed a canine
strangely affected. 1t is time the dog
ordinance was being revivified. Chris
Iy Biggerstaff is an expert dog-killer,
and the council should commission
him to begin operations next Tues
day.
Judge j. 1. Landes went to Prince
lon, Tuesday, TO attend the closing
sxercisea of the college there. He
was appointed examiner by his Pres
bytery. The Judge also made trip
% Henderson over the o. V. and is
survey of the railroad stu
alton. He will be home to-day and
will probably have something inter-
,sting to say about his trip.
John Feland, Jr., argued his mill
AIRY case before Judge Advocate
General Ernest Mcpherson, in Louis.
vile, Monday. Mr.. Feland thinks
MS argument and proof conclusive
md hopes to Gust the present officers
If the Third Regiment State Guards.
A report will be sent in by the Nth
If June settling the matter.
Miss Sallie Buchanan, daughter of
our fellow townsman Mr.. A. II. Buc-
hanan, died Wednesday morning, af-
,er an illness of several weeks. The
burial took place yesterday at 10
o'clock. She was most excellent