Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-06-11
HERE AND THERE.

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Call on @. ID. Webb for flne Buggies
and handy Road Carts.+
| Rogers n Davis livery stable,
Fritz's old stand. Telephone l43.+
Quick meal Gasoline cook stoves,
the best at HoosEa Il BALLARD's..
Tom Petree has purchased Of Jim
Cooper, Jr. one of his match ponie'.
Refrigerators, Coolers and Cream
Freezers at lIoosER & BALLARD,s.f
DIR. v. M. Metcalfe will lecture on
agricultureat Russsllville next Sat-
urday.
A couple OF young negroes who
were driving too fast last Sunday are
spotted.
The "Wheelers' had a stock sale
near Cobb station in Caldwell coun-
ty last Friday. ';U4at1
Pure Brown and White Leghorn
eggs for sale at 50cts per setting. In
quire at this ofiice.t ii'ff4
The heavy rains Of Saturday nigat
washed the streets 90 clean that
scrapiug is unnecessary. grf.s
Ed. d. J. RaIford preached to
large congregations at the Christian
church last Sunday morning aud
evening.
]. Lusky, of Nashville, bought the
remnant OF the Mendel stock from
the Sheriff Friday and the goods have
been shipped TO Nashville. The con-
sideration was 81. $50.
DIR. Forshee, Loulsville's noted
specialist, Is at the Pbenix to-day.
Persons desiring treatment or con-
sultsiion should call as early as prac-
ticable as he will be rushed with
business on this trip.
JIG. Shannahan, boot and shoe
maker, formerly of this city, pur-
chased property In Clarksville some
time since and Is doing a good bnsi-
ness having opened grocery In con-
uection with his shop. !
James Moss, COL. will be tried to-
day before Judge Winfree on two
charges, 4 breach of the peace and
carrying a concealed deadly weapon.
He was arrested near Newstead FRI
day and placed In jail.
LIB Askew has been elected Po-
lice judge Of Cadiz, J. Il. Baker
town marshal. aud ". S Thompson,
Juo. G. Jefferson, J. w. Crenshaw,
II. d. Wilkerson and T. T. Watson,
town trustees.
ii. J. G. Schofeld, Of Evansville,
successfully moved the large frame
building on the corner Of Ninth and
Campbell streets. property Of Mr.
Ross Rongers, to tho corner OF Six
teenth and Campbell last week.
We heard wheat SPECTATOR say |
last Saturday evening that the new |
crop OF wheat would open at 60 or 65
cents. Ha also said that though not
OF the finest quality, the present crop
would DO the largest ever raised In
the county. eH
The firm OF Cooper q Cansler, cor
sisting OF James Cooper, aud David
Csnsler, has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Mr.. Causler retiring.
Mr.. Polk Cansler purchased his In
terest and The firm name will remain
Co oper & Causler.
Some OF our farmers en-. their
wheat last week, and several had
made arrangements to commence
yesterday, but the heavy rain storm |
Saturday night was altogether unex-
prcted, aud will no doubt delay the
harvest for n short time. 80.
Tho Baptist Circle meeting at
Concord church, short dis
taDce north OF town. last Sunday, |
was we'll attended from the city. but
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owing TO the rise 10 The river persons |
living on the northern side were un-
able 10 DO present. Rev. II. II. Buck
ley preached an excellent sermon.
The work of lowering the grade of
Ninth street from Virginia TO the
railroad has been progressing very
satisfactorily, and when Superinten-
dent Twyman gets through with 1t,
1t will DO one of the pretty streets of
the city. Nothing to speak Of has
yet been done on Seventh street but
a full force win soon be put on it,.
Saturday nights rain was the
heaviest that has fallen for three
years. II is thought 10 be general
over this section OF the State. The
wind did some damage TO small
trees and corn and wheat were blown
down. At least three inches Of rain
fell, accompanied by some hail. The
river rose considerably higher than
It has been for about three years.
Last Sunday was Children's Day
at the First and Cumberland Presby-
terian churches. Tho services in the
morning at the First church were
very interesting and largely at
tended. The Cumberlands held no
morning services and attended the
First Church in body. The. First
Church attended tho exercises
In the afternoon at the Cumberland.
These exercisis were also highly
interesting and the house was filed
to overlooking. Collections were
taken up at both the services, TO