Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-12

solution Of the firm of Lipstine u
Boulware which has been dissolved,
Mr.. Boulware retiring. The business
will be continued by Mr. Lipstine at
the same stand. Mr.. Lipstine has
for years been engaged in mercan-
tile pursuits, and is close and care
full buyer of the lines of goods that
comprise his stock, which enables
him to sell his goods at low prices.
lie has large, varied and attractive
stock, selected with great care with
the express view to the requirements
of the trade in this section, and pur-
chasers will find it TO their interest
to examine his goods and prices. Mr..
Lipstine devotes his personal atten-
ton to the management of the bust
ness, and employs capable and polite
salemen who take pleasure in wait
ing on customers. His stock EN-
braces fine assortment Of dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, notions and
gentlemens furnishing goods, and
possessing a thorough and compre-
hensive knowledge of his business
and the demands of the trade in this
city and section he can and does sell
at very low figures. The rapidly in
creasing trade of this house and the
confidence of its patrons are the leg
itimate results of an honorable sys-
TEN of dealing and uniform adher-
encc to the principle of good value
and small profits. Mr.. Lipstine will
merit and receive a liberal share Of
the patronage of the public.
The following is the assignment of
teachers in the Hopkinsville Public
Schools for the ensuing year:
Miss Alberta Pendergast, A Gram
mar, Room No. III.
Miss Aurine Williams, D Gram
mar, Room No. 10.
Miss Susie Rutherford, G Gram
mar, Room No. 8.
Miss Lucy MCGOWAN, G Grammar,
Room No. Z.
Miss Laura Mayo, d Grammar,
Room No. 5.
Miss Sara Mckee, d. Grammar,
Room No. s.
Miss Annie c. Kennedy, A Pri-
mary, Room No. &.
Miss Leila Mills, b Primary, Room,
No. 4.
Miss Katie Mcdaniel, b Primary,
Room No. 3.
Mrs. Rosa NJ. Bramham, c Pri-
mary, Room No. 3.
Mrs. Emily w. Mckenzie, d pri-
mary, Room No. l.
The schools will reopen OH Mon
day, the LIST day of September.
Farmers, do not fail to read the
conspicuous advertisement in this
paper of the celebrated Blount Press
Drill, sold by Messrs Winfree 81 Co
1t has been endorsed by some of the
very best farmers of Christian and
surrounding counties as the best
drill in the market. Its merits will
be found set forth in the card else
where. Messrs Winfree & Co. arr
thoroughly reliable business mel
and any representation they max,
may be relied upon as true. The,
ask the farmers who need drill ia
call on them before purchasing and
note the strong. points of the one
they are placing upon the market.
The l. A. Il Il. railroad is now
completed from point opposite thu
Grange Warehouse to distance o
seven miles out of the city, and til,
track laying is progressing with a
much speed as possible. A larg'
force of hands and teams are prepar
ing the second ten miles of road be-
and the trains will be running TWEEN
ty miles out now in short while
Track laying will be much lighte
| job on the second ten miles than oil
the first section, and will consequent.
be carried on much faster.-Clarks
vile Chronicle.
Mr.. 4. G. Campbell, of RoarinI
Springs, has a chicken with three
feet. The extra foot is on its back
between the wings. The chicken ]
now about ten days old.