Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-09-04
HERE AND THERE.

Born, TO the wife of Birch Walker,
Sunday, boy.
j. |. Case 3 horse following plows
$3.50 sold by l., G. Williams
Joe Luck had one of his fingers
ground Off in a cider mil Friday.
The races were declared of Satur-
day owing to the muddy track.
Hon. James, "A. Mckenzie will make
speech at Lawrence, Ks, to day.
Tickets will be sold TO the Bowling
Green fair this week at 1920 round
trip.
a patient at the Asylum named
Mccarthy, from Princeton, hanged
himself Sunday.
Miss Mabel Dodd has been employed
to teach the next session of the Green
vile public school.
I. G. Hanbcry made rousing Pro-
hibiiion speech at Concord church
Sunday night.
The Sheriff sold liquors on the
street yesterday, supposed remnant
from one of our attached saloons.
Several communication are crowd
ed out this issue but will appear in
our next.
Mr.. Z. b Fades has gone to Madi-
sonville to have his eye operated on.
He will be gone about a month.
Bowles' Gallery, Next to South
Kentuckian office, is the place to have
first class Photographs taken. Give
him trials
b IL. Logan, of Hinsleytown, is
seriously ILL., He is attended by his
brother L G. Logana ofthe Louisville
Times,
The Russellville district Sunday
School Conference will meet at Beth
lehem, in Logan county, Sept. 7th
and Sth.
Miss Maggie Higgins, of North
Carolina, arrived in Casky, Saturday,
and will teach the school at that place
the ensuing session.
In Esq. MeGaughey's court, Sat
urday, Geo. Knight was fined S.. for
breach of the pence and West Henry
$40. for wife.beating.
The Republicans of the Third Ken
lucky district will meet in Bowling
Green Sept. 10 to nominate a candi-
date for Congress from that district.
Aliss Katie Durrett, daughter of
Mrs. Irene Durrett and a niece of
Judge Winfrce, was married at her
home in California last week 10 a Mr..
Ayres.
Pres, Clark says his directory will
meet Wednesday TO consider the rail-
road contract which he hopes TO re-
ceive from Messrs. Wilson and Cour-
ter by that time.
The Henderson journal contains 1
an account of the burning of the no I
tel near the cliffs at Sebree, Wednes- s
morning at 10 o'clock, the cause be- t
ing defective ilue. 2
Green Champlin now say he drew
five dollars in the lottery. We put +
il two dollars on a fomer occasion :
and are now glad to make the cor
rection.
Mrs. Will Dawson was overtaken
by serious misfortune last week. "
Ste had SIS worth of nicely canned
fruit on a shelf, when the shelf gave
way and wrecked the whole outlay .
Mr.. w. II, Summerhill, of the Oak Il
Grove neighborhood, sent us samples Il
of us fine variety ofpeaches as we "
have seen this season. They measured o
over 8 inches in circumference. fl
Mrs. Ira Smith, nee Miss Aurine
was elected yesterday to
position in the public school. She
will have charge of the advanced d
grade. I
j, w. Yancey was tried before r
Esq. Fritz, at Fairview, Saturday, on :
the charge of having committed :
rape on the persons of Mrs. w. L. n
Clark. The court imposed fine of r
$40 on Yancey. =,
Dick Holland and DR.. Wood will go d
to the Bowling Green fair this week. II
The Hopkinsville horses represented b
there will be, Nora. G., Weston, IL
Bachelor, Senator Withers, and IL
Judge Grace. 1t
Rand Caldwell proposes to build tc
$4,000 opera house in Russellville, n
Ky. The stage will be 5Sx40, the au- G.
ditorium 5SxG0, and will have a seat
ing capacity of 400, says the Herald.
Prof Edward Orion, state geologist Il
,fOhio and the highest living authori- Il
ty on natural gas, has written his Ii
friend Prof. Dietrich that he would IL
visit this city in few days. lie
We would be glad to have him inves- fc
igate the resources of this section. d
Tho Eniohta of pvthias will invita- ~