Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-06-21
HERE AND THERE.
Go to A. @. Bush for boots and

crs at Miss Alice Hayes
Liyy Buckner has II few more
saddle and harness ponies for sale.*
Rogers IL Davis livery stable.
Fritz's old stand. Telephone l43.*
Buy goods of D. McGehee Bros %,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and save money!
Pure Cream milk shake, just the
thing for the ladies at 0. 5. Stevens
u Co's.* 10 t
The young people had a dance on
the program for last night, at MIR.
Buckner Leavel1s. fl1L fll
Rev. Jesse Order, Of Bowling
Green, filled Row. A, q. Biddle's pull
pit lat Sunday night.
The wheat crop is not now reported
as damaged much by the wet weather,
except in few instances.
BIgard u Hall have opened u fresh
stock of drugs and groceries at the
Terry corner, Lafayette, KY
John O'Brien has purchased w.
N. Johnson's house and lot on East
Seventh street, the price paid being
81 900. D'ie t.'f ''.
Numbers GlG05, G23ll, 4iG2l, 26728,
439OS and S96l6 drew tho largest
prizes ia the Louisiana lottery this
month.
The Touring mills are undergoing
their annual cleaning up and rehaul-
ing, getting ready for ihc new crop
of wheat.
Three or four couples OF young
people were entertained at tea by
Mai. and Mrs. j. o. Terrell Tuesday
evening.
VIC. Pierce, of Elkton, aud Robt.
N. Barrett, two young Baptist preach
ers, were ordained at Russellville
last Sunday.
A marc aud colt valued at $40
were stolen from Frank Charlton, a
tenant on L. w. Walkers farm, one
night last week. IN
Severe wind and rain storms are
reported from various parts of Ken
lucky and from points In Indiana
Kansas and New York.
Mr.. Jno. Ia Moseley, Of Fairview,
complains that his wheat is sprout-
lug in the shock and that half his
crop and that of his son also will be
lost or badly damaged.
The rainy spell seems to be over,
at least for awhile. 1t rained every
twenty -hours between May 81 and
June 10, but thorc we're some bright
days followed by rain at night.
A $40 music box was rallied OF
Tuesday night by yourg man in
the city. There were 30 chances al
81 each. Ike Lipstine and Hiram
Phelps, who threw Al, got the box.
When you 20 to Lafayette call ON
Bogard & Hall for fresh Drugs, a
complete line of Tfusscs, Syringes,
Soaps, Toilet articles aud every thing
kept In q first class city drug
store always on hands
Miss Lille Prices school at Ben
nettstown will close to-day with APP
propriate exercises at the school
house, after which the accomplished
teacher will return to her home In
this city to spend the summer.
Macy of the young ladies can be
seen taking horseback exercise al
most every morning and evening
Some Of them have very handsom'
riding costumes and sit their pranc
ing steeds with style and grace tina
| u very utCuiuiuB:
Rev. j. N, Prestridge reports him
self as much pleased in San Antonio
lie had delightful reception givel
himself and wife upon their arrival
He has already had nine additions t
his church and is thoroughly please.
with the city of San Antonio and hi
surroundings generally.
J. w. Williams, Marshal of tn,
town of Pembroke, has oecn sued TO
$500 damages by prisoner names
Sullivan, whom he had TO strike II
srresting. Sullivan claims to be un
able to work on account OF his iniu
ries and also that he was imprisone'
: without cause and damaged to III
! extent of $500. ~
Tho Kcene Missionary Society
preparing a choice program to pre-
sent at the opera house at an earl
date. A very beautiful cantata will
be given together with an excellen
: val iety OF songs, choruses and reel
: tations. A delightful evening
Y promised. The price Of admissio
! will be % cents.
Do not delay bagging your grape
longer, as they arenow almost grown
The bags will keep them from rol
ting, will make the grapes matur
uniformly in size. protect them froI
birds, insects and dust (whcn ther
. 10 iiusD, and in many ways make th
crop better. Bags for sale at this Of
flee by the 100, ifa whole bundle
800 is not wanted, Prices from ~
to 20 cents. per 100, according
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