Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-23
HERE AND THERE.

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Sells Bros. will be here with their
great circus tho lS-h OF next month.
Bring your medium mules that ere
for sale to Cansler's Stable, Sept. 2nd.'
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros.-5
Clarksville, Tenn, aud save moneys
Robt, NJ. Wooldridge,live and sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephonel 49,
Prof II. o. Snow, of jacksonville,
will move to Trenton TO take charge
of the school there. tff fk
A full supply of school books and
school supplies just received ut Buck
liner Leavell's Drug Store.
Brown Lowell, the old man who
was hurt in the explosion at Dawson,
II Is now thought, will recover.
This is the last week of the Flying
Jenny. Every one should take an
other ride before II leaves.s
/ Parents gladden. the hearts of your
little ones by giving them nick,e to
ride upon the Flying Jenny.'
A full supply of School Books aud
School Supplies just received at
Buckner Leavell's Drug Stores
People who have ridden upon the
Flying Jenny pronounce It the most
enjoyable amusement Of the seasons
Nolen & Pools alligator sprang out
of his tank aud Bit the arm Of Henry
Routenbusch, who was admiring
him, Monday.
l.. l.. Buckner has two fine harness
horses for sale cheap that can trot II
In three minutes or better. Also sew
eral good gentle ponies.'
All persons indebted TO me by note
or account for fertilizer, will please
call and settle at once, as ! am forced
to close up my business, ID. A. Tandy.
DR.. J. A. Southail, of Hanson, KY.
has bought house and lot In this
city aud viii move here about Sept.
l, and locate for the practice Of medi-
cine.
Rev. Dr.. Hsrsemsn. of Southwest
ern University, Clarksville, viii
preach at the Ninth street Presbyte-
rlan church next Sunday morning
aud evening. .Ga Tntii
Rev. II. r. J mes has been appoint
ed Presiding Elder OF the Clarksvllle
District, NJ. Z Conference, which
place was made vacant by the death
Of Rv. j. w. Hin. @ s.A''. A.sa 2
The suit Of Nick Thompson against
John Fritz for $500 on 4 settlement
of a farming partnership, was tried
by jury Wednesday and decided 10
favor Of the defendant.
The children had party at Mr.
j. ID. Russeli's last evening, which |
was largely attended. Refreshments
OF the most delicious kinda aud in |
great variety were served. CIR |
J.H. Anderson. no IL Always on
the lookout for bargains. bought all Of |
N. d. Shyer's stock OF shoes Tuesday
aud proposes TO give the public the
benefit of the reduced prices paid for
them.
The temperance workers will begin |
a camp meeting at Dawson, in the
beautiful grove west of the town, on ,
the 2sth inst. Rows. Bow, Beau
champ, Benson aud Ztreeor are ex-
pected to be amoung the speakers
present.
The late Thos. II. Corbin left no
will. lie had accumulated q hand
some estate, which will all beinherit-
ed by bis only child, Mrs. J. ]. Van
Clcave. Ills son-in-law, who lived
with him, was full partner In the
farming business and all Of his per-
sonal estate.
Mrs. ]. l. Brasher received tele-
gram last Friday calling her TO the
death-bed of her brother, +. NJ. Rice,
at II cedale, Muhlenberg county. He
died last Tuesday of typhoid fever.
just three months ago she lost an-
other brother, who was fatally kicked
by mule. tfsa
Two dogs got into dispute on
Ninth street one day this week and
upset the city level, which was being
used bystreet Superintendent Ivy
man, and utterly demolished the
instrument. After the canines had
met upon the level, they settled their
differences aud parted on the square.
The Glasgow Normal School pro-
poses to give so free scholarships
one In each Of the counties lying
within 100 miles Of Barren--to be
given by the County Superintendent
to some worthy young man or wo-
man who is not able to pay for an
education, Those wishing to apply
for the appointment in this county
will address Supt. Renshaw.
Tho Hopkinsyille Building and
Loan Association has notice of mon
ey to lead in this issue. A good
number of our citizens have already
availel themselves OF the advantages
offered by this association and built
themselves nice, comfortable homes
and paid for them at coat very little
in excess of what they were paying
for rent. Auy one can own his own
home and have 1t all paid for In
about six years through the aid Of
this association. A Ha3