Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-11-02
HERE AND THERE.

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For several days we have had q
fair sample of Indian sumner. /
We do the best job work on the
best presses at the lowest prices
Bring in your work.
| w. Il. Brame, whom rumor had d
dead, recently, is able TO be up and I
will soon be out again. a /
| Wednesday evenining last fully
thirty colored men boarded the 5
o'clock to go-somewhere, probably !
Indiana, via Louisville.
Messrs Garnet e Wi liams, owners y
of the Henry Block, are having new Q
pavement put down in front of all o
their store rooms. r
Robert Downing will appear in this
city November 10Th as the "Gladia- Il
tor" The mounting and costuming of o
Mrs Downing's Company is said to be +
superb. rr.. .I .ets :"
There is no poll tax to be paid to
the railroad subsidies. Only on your
property, and that will be so light c
that your savings will pay two years Il
taxes, and more p
Judging from the thousands of !"
fruit trees delivered 10 the farmers of .
this County twice every year, in three
Or four years Christian will be the %
largest fruit producing county in Ken =,
lucky. "
Young David Solomon has gone 10 fe
Roanoke, Va, where he will make d.
his home in the future. David is an h,
industrious and popular young fell fl
low and we doubt not will make h,
success in his new home. In
Our old friend, John Cooper, of W
Bennettstown, was in the city Wed al
nesday, as jovial as ever, which is say bi
ing a COOP deal. There are few men W
who could go through the accidents
'a' 'o"' mas wi'n,l ,ne pas. year tn
anu NY. nave Us 'iincii NE iei' as ne mas III
Though slightly disflgured heis still a. a.
In the ring" aud looks as ifhe were a,
going to ltay there. H.
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,,s 'os' aSA' SUNG ~
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% " I' c., 80 '"o eVv' '"0 nc
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s"' app's.'' ou' oui
r. A,., 80 ', 'n ac
II 1 ~ ''"o ~ P1y w
~ ? "" ~. no"' TEL
u'~.,s,'o,..y W.
display his generosity. -
"a man convinced against lis will. ~
is of Tho Same on;nion stnlp on Tho -
railroad nronos;,iopo r,y ala. "
vour nreipdice ana vote for Tho rail-.
roads = 10 down IN tho corner Of co
Ninth and Main streots and sec tho Sc
long list Of the very largest tax.nav- OF
ers In the comfy who ask Won 10 beln &
vote a fax on them 10 build more rail. Fly
roads So as to hiring freight rates with 70
In n reasonable limi, p
Morris II. Warner, advance agent th
of Lillian Lewis was in the city We'd ll'
nesday. Mr.. Warner has acted as ia
press agent OF the Barnum show for ou
several seasons, and will be remem- oil
bered by many who met him two
ears ago in the "Barnum press box I'M
lie has few more silvered hairs but Al
carries as much sunshine with him 1t
as ever. wi
M. tn
MI VI M Duh ieaVes 'nis "eeh lor
hopA'nS'l'ie' "nere ne WI, MAKE MS
'u'ure iio'hc' ioiowius ms ploios A.,
SION una. o' Jaw, MI De'' mas peo" ,a
'e",' guy WIN W. '"o i1,'iioo'"' ~ ~,
have given evidence of his power
with a. pen. Aggressive, emphatic, :,
having no fear and asking no favor, w.
As a lawyer he has no equal of his 81
years and we bespeak for him bright ~
future. -Clarksvill Democrat.
Hon. John r. Campbell, VINO dleu hi
last Monday, was buried wednesday by
afternoon at . o'clock The services to
at the family residence were conduct in
ed by keb' J' NJ frestriuge, oil tne
Baptist Church. OF when Mr. camp co
bell had been member ior many 10
years. The sermon was most touch n,