Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
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Mrs. c. G. Lsyno is quite sick

: Hopkinsville now has three Duiio
ing and loan associations.
Robt. M. Woodbridge, livery and sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephonel44.
/. Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros
: Clarksville, Tenn, and save money
: Several Of our people attended tn
: DO 9TH Barrett performances in Louis
vile this week.
Since Mr.. James Howe has takel
charge Of the town clock II has KEEP
excellent time.
Frank Glore, a former L. & n
freight conductor, is now conducting
the Accommodation train.
1t Is only short time until the
fair, and the directors expect to make
It the most successful yet held.
Master Arthur Brown, son of Col.
M. ID. Brown, is quite sick with an
aggravated case of sore throat.
Parker McComb, COL, through his
attorneys, Messrs. Forgy & Bell, has
entered a motion for new trial.
Sells Bros. circus will give two
performances at Clarksville to -day,
and large patronage is promised IL
Penny Turner has received and
putt place his new telephone switch
board and II is now In working
order.
Mr.. Morris Cohen has rented and
moved into one of Mr.. j. M. Star
ling's brick cottages on North Main
street.
Mr.. II. T.. Boulware, after an illness
Of several weeks, is again able to take
his place behind the counters Of
Bassett & Co.
The Pleasure Club will be reorgan-
lied In few days. Two meetings
per month, instead Of one, will then |
be held.
There will be singing at Shiloh M. |
L. Church, Sunday morning, Sept |
Goth, at 0 80 O'Clock. A competent
organess will BIO present.
We want two well preserved copies
ofthe KEETUckrAN for each Of the
dates Of Feb. IL and July l6, 1889.
viii pay we'll for them.
Mr.. Thos. w. Long, Secretary OF
the Hopkinsville Building & Loan
Association, viii send out his semi
annual exhibit the first Of the month.
The doctors report great deal of
sickness In the way of malarial fever
and chills. During the week, quin-
Inc could be obtained at but two
drug stores In the city.
Dove shooting is now the order OF
the day, aud the innocent birds are
being bagged in large numbers, af-
fording excellent sport for the nu-
merous huntsmen. |
The handsome Swiss cottages being
built for Mr.. John G. Latham on
Campbell street will soon be ready
for occupancy, and the rentals, we
understand, will pay 10 per cent. on
the cost of erection.
Business men, look at the crowded
Of our advertising columns.
II you want to keep up with the
procession" and prosper, let the peo-
pie know who you are and what you
have for sale-advertise.
Rev. II. A. Mcdonald, who has
been quite indisposed for several
weeks, we are glad to be able to an.
nounce, is up again, and will resume
his duties as pastor of the Christian
Mrs. Vickers' concert at the Opera
House next Thursday night, will no
doubt be will patronized. The pro-
gramme is good one, and all who
attend will not regret it. Some Of
the best talent in the city will take
parts.
There Is much complaint among
the business men on Seventh street
about the "hog wallows" in front Of
their business houses and the proper
authorities have been notified. 1t
remains 10 be seen what will be done
about the matter.
A thief priced open Calvin G.
Layne's dwelling house door few
days ago, while Mr.. Layne and fami-
ly were absent and secured about 40
pounds of granulated sugar. Moth.
ing else was missed from the premi-
SEES, and no clue was left by the thief
as 10 Ms iuentlty.
Squirrels are reported more plenti-
full than for several sons past.
In some parts Of North Christian
they are in such large numbers that
they attack corn fields and destroy
large quantities of the growing crop
before their depredations are discov-
cred, when they are either killed,
crippled or put to flight.
The store houses of NJ. Frankel's
Sons, Ike Lipstine, Ben Rosenbaum,
Morris Cohen, Jno. Moayon, M.
Solomon & Co., Kraver & Harris,
and Mrs. Carrie Hart were closed
from 6 r. m. Wednesday 10 5 p. m.
yesterday, the occasion being the
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