Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-20
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| "ouioohhilic HOW uas thS oibua
service.
Elkton has passed an ordinance re
quiring thorough vaccination.
w. A. Wilgus' house and lot OF
South Main ST. is for sac.
Hon. James Barbee will speak OF
prohibition in this city this evening
The Trenton society folks will give
a ball at the hall in that city tonight
First-class easy running rocka'
way for sale cheap at G. w. Ducker's.'
A party of ladies and gentlemen
went pic-nicing to Campbell's cave
yesterday.
Judge Ware, of Miss, is seriously
i'll at the residence Of his brother
Mr.. w. w. Ware.
| l. N. Girard, formerly teaching al
Sharon Grove, will teach at Fairview
this fall.
Rev. ii. f. Glib will fill his regu-
lar appointment at IIord's Hall, Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
The Misses Flack will entertain
their young friends at their fathers
residence on South Main tonight.
We are under obligations to the
win S. Hayes Music and Poetry
Company, of Louisville, for copy OF
Mr.. Hays campaign song.
Up 10 the present there have been
received in this city this year S,lGG
hogsheads of tobacco with sales
amounting to 6,257.
A reward of $50 is offered by the
Sheriff OF Hopkins county for the ar
rest and detention of Walter CALI
han Jamison for attempted rape and
assault.
The l.. Il N. will sell round trip
tickets to Cincinnati on July 2lst and
22nd, good until Goth, on account
of the meeting ofthe Patriarchs Mill
tant, for IS So.
Rev. j. N. Prestridge by invitation
will deliver his classic lecture on
Optimism" in Princeton, Tuesday
night, for the benefit of the Baptist
church at that place.
Mr.. w. E. Ragsdale's $l,7l0 colt
collector" arrived in the city We'd
nesday and was taken out to the race
track where he will be trained. Col
lector is a superb animal
Dick Holland has the first official
Harrison badge received in this city.
1t is a petiot, Acknowledged celestial
doll dressed in aquaint-fgured gown,
and when you press its little stomach
Il squeaks "IIulla for Hallison +"
There will be railroad meeting at
the Commercial Club rooms to night
to consider the Cairo & Tenn, River
proposition. All citizens interested
in railroad matters are invited to at
tend and help nurse the baby. e-
Rufus Boyd and Robert Meacham
had fight in front of the Phoenix,
Wednesday afternoon. Both are re-
spectacle, courageous gentlemen, and
they went at il in the old fashioned
way, fist and skull. The lookers-on
decided it was about draw, and
neither was hurt to any extent.
The report circulated north of Hop
kinsville, said TO have originated with
good Republican at Kelly Station,
that / told him was TO receive $1,000
from the Democrats to make the race
for sheriff, is as base lie as ever fell
from the lips of man, and is charac-
teristic only of some henchman of
the court house clique.
Il. G. HANBERY.
Ship and Worthington, the Nor
mon missionaries who were prohibit
ted from spreading their nefarious
doctrine in the Twenty-frst district
of this county, and gave twenty-four
hours in which to leave the district,
were in Hopkinsville last week. They
should be told to "move on" wherever
they appear.-Tobacco Leaf.
The wheat market has fairly open
ed here, buyers paying 20 cents for
No. ,. The receipts have been small,
owing to the wet weather which has
delayed threshing, and the caution of
the buyers in receiving wheat in UNI
fair condition. The yield per acre
will be the largest known in this
section since the war.-Tobacco Leaf.
The honey taken this season is, as
many people have noticed, except
ionably dark. Those who are anthori-
ty on such matters, say that this
darkness is caused by "honey dew"
which is dark in color and has been
very abundant the past season. Ow-
ing to the scarcity of white clover,
the favnrita flower of the bee. cheney