DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
rosser & McCarthy,
Proprietors.
WEDNESDAY EVE., DEO. 15, 1886.
The Ashland Independent says thero
is some talk of Judge Sam Savage being
the next postmaster nt that place.
The ProhihitionlstB and "Reform"
party of this Stato will hold a mass
at Louisville, March 3, 1887, to
nominate candidates for Governor and
other Stato officers.
Tns editor of the Ashland Independent
is a regular " Wo pulled
the string some timo ago, and his gyrations
aro amusing in tho extreme. Poor
old man ! His wisdom doesn't increase
with his years.
The three-year-old trotter Wild Rake,
that created Buch a stir among horsemen
the past season, has been sold
by his owners, tho Bryan brothers, oj
Lexington, to William Rockafoller, of
Now York, for $7,500. Wild Rako trotted
in one or two rings at our fair lost
August and was an easy winner. Ho
afterwards defeated the sensational Bermuda,
Nutbreaker and tho California
Sphynx.
Oaitain Thomas H. Hinks, late Judge
of tho Court of Appeals, has formally
announced his intention to run for Governor,
and the Democrnts will have an
opportunity to consider his claims.
Judge Ilines won distinction on the Appellate
Bench. His candidacy will have
a blighting effect upon General Buckner'a
"boom," but the Hon. John D. Harris,
of Madison, views the contest with a confident
smile.
Sam Walton's Good Luck.
