Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-02
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Robt. NJ. Wooldridge,live aud sale
stable, Fritz stand. Teleph,aelilt-
Buy goods Of 5-M, Gehee Dros.-5
Clarksville, Teun., and save moneys
The board of pension examiners
examined ten applicants Wednesday.
The police made 70 arrests during
the month Of July, against 70 for
June.
| A Methodist camp meeting began
yesterday at Sebree aud win continue
till the llth.
| Robt. NJ. Woodbridge has bought
ont Rogers Il Davis livery stable
near the depot. tFf
A grand German will be given at
Crittenden Springs tonight aud 4
large crowd is expected.
The colored people have organized
a County Wheel, which will meet at
Newstead on the 18th aud 18th insts.
II you want u dwelling house in
spred don't fail to examine our new
policy. LONG. WISFREE, & KELLY.t
Jef G Guihrle's dwelling house
at Cerulean springs, with contents,
was consumed by lire few nights
ago.
Lightning killed very fine horse
belonging TO Mr.. j. II. Pyle, who
resides eight miles north Of the city,
last Saturday.
DoARDIsG-Four pleasant rooms
with board, Day boarders wanted.
Apply to Mrs. ID. T. UNDERWOOD.
5O4 Campbell st. at
l.. l. Buckuer has two fine harness
horses for sale cheap that can trot It
Ia three minutes or better. Also sew
eral good gentle ponies.'
William G.. Word aud Miss Jennie
Rogers were married early yesterday
morning ut the County Clerks Office,
E-q. I. c. Tinsley officiating.
The young people Of the Casky
neighborhood had two pleasant par
Ties this week, one at Mr.. Whit. Hen.
rvs aud the other at Mr.. ID. NJ. Whit
takers A
S. II. White & Co.. Julien, Ky, are
agents for the HecIa, Empire and
Mui River Gals. Sac them before
purchasing your winter supply
WANrED-A firstciass house
keeper, who thoroughly understands
the cooking department. win pay
liberal salary. Address +. s. G., this
Offices L
Tho friends Of the KESrucKIASI,
will confer favor II they will kindly
interest themselves 10 sead II the
election news OF their respective
precincts as soon as possible after
the polls close Monday. stilt
Tue fare At Cerulean is said to be
better than ever this season, which
means that no summer resort hotel In
the state sets as good table. Every
guest returning Is loud In his praises
&c the excellent fare aud splendid
c ,oking. ~ -f
jenkins aud Ely, the two country.
men who forget TO keep promise
msdeto Judge Brasher TO return to
town to DO tried for dlsorderly con-
duct aud resisting an officer, are still
with abscnt-mindednes and
have not yet shown up.
Early 10 the season Mr.. Thos. L.
Graham sold his wheat crop in the
shock to Mr. T. d CARROT, one of his
for 5SlS cents. Mr.. Gar
rot paid $500 down on the crop,
which was estimated at 1000 bushels.
The wheat Is not yet threshed, but +
about two-thirds Of II has been
la good condition. L
Mr.. II u. McReynolds received
This week from Me-. n. Berrien Moody
Of Lske City, Fiorids, a box ofLe-
Compile pears raised In his orchard
At that place, many ofwhich Eeigh
nearly pound each. They are as
fine as any of the famous California
pears. Mr. Moody Is native of this
but moved to Florida several
years ago. His accomplished dsught-
Dr., Miss Lee Moody, 10 now visiting
in the Pembroke neighbour
food. va
DIR. p. G. Wootton, the old druggist
aud practicing physician at Lafayette
Ky, desires to thank the people in
and around that place for their past
liberal patronage and respectfully
solicit continuance OF SAM, prom
sing to deal In future as In the past
squarely, honestly and earnestly. He /,
assures the public that he will retail
irugs and medicines cheaper than
similar houses In the surrounding
cities and towns. An experience Of
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