Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-12
HERE AND THERE.

Cant, at Cant ~ Galtners oilce.F
Rogers q Davis livery stable
Friiz's old stand. Telephone 49,
Born TO tho wife Of Mr.. Jno. w
Cooper, Denucttstown, on the 10Th, q
girl.
| Miss Genevieve Anderson will en-
te.tain her friends next Tuesday eve
ming.
Jas. Higgins has succeeded Ben
Thompson rs railroad agent for Ellis
Transfer.
Mr.. s. ii. Turner expects to have
his Cadiz telephone line in operation
by tho 18th inst.
Jno. l.. Sullivan passed through
the city ON the northbound train ye.
tcrday morning.
a wagon load of blackberries was
brought to town Wednesday and re-
tailed at 10 cents 4 gallon.
Bogard II Hall have opened fresh
stock Of drugs and groceries at the
Terry corner, Lafayette, Ky.+
Amy one desiring TO buy a small
place one mile south of the city
would do well TO call on l.. L. Buck
nere
A very pleasant entertainment was
given at Mr.. Jno. Halle, near Fair
view, Wednesday night; several from
the city attended.
Alex G. Brent and G. II. Ruflln
are attending the meeting of Colored
Odd Fellows at Greensboro, as dele
gates, this week.
A prisoner named uobson, under
ten years sentence in the peniten-
tlary, broke Jail at Princeton this
week and is still at large.
A Daisy lawn party was held at
Mr.. John Fcland's on Tuesday night.
Au admission fee OF 10 cents was
charged for church purposes.
Mr. John L. ricketts,, one of Mont
gomery's best farmers, has made a
iive-year contract TO sell his wheat
crop for 10 cent?, delivered at Gracoy.
The hot wave was cooled OF yester-
day by refreshing shower. The
highest point recorded by the Their
momoters was u degrees Oh Wed
nesday.
Miss Cora Petroe, assisted by her
guests Misses Jones and Ingram, OF
Colombia, Tenn, received last even
lug at Miss Potree's home on Camp
bell street.
Rev. Josiah Carneal, who was dan
gerously injured some weeks ago in
a runaway, has recovered sufficiently
to be removed to his home ON West
Fork Tobacco Lear
The presentation of the Cintata al
Pembroke Monday night by the
Keen Missionary Society was sue
cess. The crowd was large and a
neat sum was cleared by the society
When you 90 to Lafayette call On
Dogard 81 Hall for fresh Drugs, a
complete line of Trusses, Syringes,
Soaps, Toilet articles and every thing
kept in first class city drug
store always on hands
Little Misses Halle and Mary
Switzerland celebrated their fathers
birthday Wednesday evening by en-
tertaining large number Of their
little friends, The children enjoyed
themselves in the superlative degree
from six till nine o'clock.
James Roach, brother of r. w.
Roach, who was shot by Bon Rice, in
personal affair at Lake Weir, Fla,
some months ago, arrived this morn
Ing, still in helpless condition, and
was conveyed TO the Franklin House
on cot.-Clarksville Chronicle.
Ga tomorrow, Saturday July 18th,
Mr.. James Littel, father of Judge
LiItell, who lives with his son-in-law,
Mr.. J. T. Smith, will be 80 years of
age. He aud his wife passed the
5Sth anniversary Of their wedding
on last Wednesday, July 10th. His
wife is nearing her 18th year.
That much discussed subject, tho
weather, has received full share of
attention this week and everybody
has volunteered the information that
"the weather is warm" just because
the mercury in the thermometers
have been lingering near the blood
heat point. Docs anybody expect to
see snow storm ia July9
A ball has boon announced 10 take
place in the Sebree house, at Sebree,
Ky, on the night of the 18th inst.
Good music has been secured and a
grand time is expected. A good
crowd Is now at those popular
springs and orders for rooms are be-
ing daily received. This will doubt
less be very prosperous season for
Mr.. Barnes, the new proprietor.
a mixture of teaspoonful of hon
ey, teaspoonful Of sweet oil and
one-fourth of teaspoonful of alum
is said to be an excellent remedy for
whooping cough. A lady who has
tried it recommends II in the highest
terms. A dose of this kind given at
bed time will prevent coughing or
throwing up during the night and
enable the victim to get relief and
much needed sleep. AS the disease
is now very prevalent, we publish