Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-29
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day contained an illustrated article
on Guthrie.
The Crescent Milling Company
have moved into their new Office, and
an elegant one ii is.
John Payne will attend Esquire
Powers court tomorrow to prose-
cute some prohibition offenders.
NJ. Frankel Il Sons will sell you
a large Mosquito Bar ready to put up
for one dollar and twenty-five cents
John Burnett entertained a num-
Der of his young friends, Monday
night, as he turned the lane of life
at 81.
Boge Williams, colored, was
brought before Judge Brasher We'd
nesday and fined 81 for breach of the
peace.
Mr.. b. F. Wright and Miss George
Bell Lindley. living near Fairview,
eloped to CIarksville Wednesday and
were married.
The Republicans will hold a jubilee
at the court house Saturday night,
July 9Th, TO ratify tho nomination of
Harrison and Morton.
Revs. Thos. Bottomly, J. W. Lewis
and j. W. Bigham and John Feland
went out frog shooting Tuesday af-
ternoon aud made big haul.
Col. ID. l.. johnson will represent
the Commonwealth, at Newstead,,
tomorrow in the case against Branch
Hawks for shooting Carey Wallace
Agent Alexander desires us TO re-
quest parties, who are going TO the
Mammoth Cave carly Tuesday
morning, 10 purchase their tickets on
Monday.
Capt. Thos. Greer has resigned his
position in the internal revenue SER
vice and will accept an appointment
under Capt A. J. Gross as deputy U.
S. marshal.
Mr.. a. w. Pyle and Mr.. w. Hollis,
practical and professional underta-
kcrs, have formed partnership, Mr..
Hollis taking charge of the under
taking department. =
Mike Kelly has a sample of coal
which was taken ont of the gas well
at depth of 1905 feet. 1t appears TO
be from the No. II vein and under
the blowpipe shows up good quality.
Conductor J. N. Shreeve, of the St
Louis and Nashville division, fell
from the baggage car OF his train at
Evansville Monday and was severely
injured. lie was unable to finish his
run.
Mr.. John Gary had the misfortune
to have a reaper torn 10 pieces by a
runaway team Tuesday, The mules
became frightened at an old coat
which one of the hands threw over
his shoulder.
Tom Long returned from Louisville
yesterday wherc he had been to con-
fer with the representatives of the
various Commercial Clubs through
out the state about the grand jubilee
to be held in Louisville next August.
Lemons have taken an immense
jump in price. June | the wholesale
price was 81 per case of 800 lemons
aud now the price is $3.50. 1t
is the opinion of leading fruit men
that they will go TO SIS per case.
The L. & n. will make one-fare
round-trip rate July 2u, Bird, aud 4th
good until the 7th, from any point 10
any point on the system, from which
the return trip can be made within
the limit of tickets.
The Prohibition Congressional con-
vention will meet tomorrow at Hen
derson. w, l.. Gordon, of Madison
vile, f prominent lawyer who was
formerly Republican, will probably
be nominated.
Thieves made another raid on Mrs.
d. j. IIooser's flower garden Tues
day night, making way with some of
her choicest plants. This kind of
vandalism has been common this
spring, and the offender deserves es-
pecially severe punishment.
Capt. II. G. Alternately, who went
to Cerulean for his health sometime
since, returned home yesterday. He
grew suddenly worse Tuesday and
DIR. Gaines was sent for. We are
glad to say his condition has now i'm
proved materially.
A moulder at the Metcalfe Manu-
featuring Company's factory by the
namo of Daniel Campbell while cast
ing some iron Tuesday, had tho bot
tom to drop out of the caster and the
hot metal burned his legs and feet
frightfully.