Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-06-28
HERE AND THERE.
The town is chnck fulltf tobscro
A bal win be giYeh AZ Howell to-

The town Is chuck fulltf tobscro
A ball viii bt giyeh Al Howell TO-
night.
Hotel de L,ng has eleven bnrler'
az present.
FLAT, fliiter, --LATEST" saith the to-
. bacco warehousemen.
, Rogers & Davis livery stable.
/ Friiz's old stand. Telephone ll3.s
f Buy goods of s. McGohee Bros. %
: Clarksville, Tenn, and save moneys
The Eugene Mills commenced
grinding tho new crop ofwheat yes
) terday.
The grape crop in this section
promises to be the largest ever
known.
The exterior OF the Christian
church is very much improved by
being reprinted.
The last coat OF paint has been CIV
on the Latham warehouse and she is
just strictly beauty.
Walter Shaw has purchased the
farm of his father, Mr.. 6 w. Shaw,
situated near Fairview.
A traction engine drawing a tender
and separator was the attraction on
the streets last Wednesday.
Dick McCarroll left for Dallas,
Texas, yesterday, where he has taken
a position in railroad office.
BJgard ~ Hall have opened fresh
stock Of drugs and groceries at the
Terry corner, Lafayette, Ky
Professor +. IL. Renshaw will
preach ut the Universalist church
next Sunday evening at tho regular
hour.
The improvements 10 the City
Court room will soon be completed.
They were not made before needed,
either.
The grading Cs Seventh and Ninth
streets will necessarily give us muJh
needed new pavements on those
streets.
Alternately & Long had built an
addition TO their warehouse, which
increases their storage capacity about
200 hhds.
The oflic, of the Eugene Mills
Company has been newly papered and
the appearance of the interior is any
thing but uninyiting.
Cy Caudle, col, who robbed the
safe OF Poole IL Prewitt of $75 at
Wallonla, was caught and jailed at
Cadlz after long chase.
The dwelling house OF Phil Bell,
col caught on fire Wednesday morn
Ing but the flames were extinguishsd
before much damage was done.
A Sabbath school has been organ-
lied nj tho Universalist church which
bids fair to PROSPER. Mr.. f. IL. Rem.
shaw was elected superintendent.
Mr.. Alex Gilliland has purchased
the stock Of goods Of the late firm OF
GilIiland & Kennedy and his SOD,
Walter, will conduct the business in
future.
Don't fail TO attend the entertain
ment at the Opera House tonight.
The price Of admission is only 20 cts,
but will be worth several times that
amount.
Wheat threshing has commenced
and new wheat is now being put up
on the market The quality OF that
threshed is considered by wheat men
very good.
Hinton, the man who had $4,000
in cash aud bonds destroyed by fire
at Franklin last week, to prevent his
family from enjoying its benefits, has
since died. sa8
Attention is called to an advertise
ment in to-day's paper of good farm
offered for sale by Mr.. Thos. Ii. Ma
jor, of Herndon, Ky. Read lad" for
particulars.
Coffee drinkers will be glad to
learn that there was decline in that
berry Of 80 or 90 points last Tuesday.
But tho news about the sweetenin' is
not encouraging.
Many Of the farmers have already
threshed their wheat. Mr.. Il. j.
Morrow commenced delivering last
Wednesday. Tho opening price was
65 cents for No. 2
Ira Ellis who recently resigned his
position as clerk in the post office has
secured clprkship in the mail SER
vice. His run is from Bowling
Green to Memphis.
DR., o. L. Brown one of the oldest
aud best known physicians of Louis
vile, died of heart trouble last We'd
nesday morning. lie was the grand
father of Mrs. E. Is. Bass cit.
An excursion train TO Darlington
leaves this city next Sunday morn
lag at $3.50, A special rate for tho
round trip has been arranged. Sixty
persons are 10 be baptized.
Superintendent Twyman has put
down sewer pipe to convey the wat
or. from the old clerks Office to the
sewer Of the City Court building, 10
prevent flooding tho pavement.
DIR. Darwin Boil, wlro lately moved
from this place to Montgomery, Ky,
to practice medicine, was In this city
this week. lie expressed himsolfi
,nnch niaaaed with hia location.