Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-06-28

he men had brr0lns used - then
the women have begun to discar
them. But two srein 10 he q @ styl
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The handsome job OF painting jus
completed ON DR.. Rodman's house
! which Is being much admired, wa
the work of Mr.. H. G. Saturday, on,
of the most artistic house painters il
/ this section.
When you 90 to lafayette call OF
Bogard Il Hall for fresh Drugs, 1
complete line of Trusses, Syringes
Soaps, Toilet articles and every thing
kept in first class city drug
store always on hands
Harry COwan, a ten-year-old SOL
of MIR. VIM. Cowan, was kicked by 0
pony one day last week and knocked
senselcss. lie was taken into a pri,
vate residence near by and DR.. Flu
qua sent for, who examined him and
found that no injury except bruised
side had been sustained.
One of the colored men who shot a
Mr.. Ennis near Oak Grove, this
county, recently, for refusing him a
ride in his wagon, was captured in
IClarksYiIIe one day this week and
will be brought back for trial after
answering to some charge In that
place for which he is now being held.
The Y. NJ. c. A., of Evansville, has
made arrangements for an excursion
from that place to Crittenden Springs,
via the o. V. Railroad, on the 4Ih of
July. From 300 to 500 persons are
to go. The money to be raised is
Intended to DO applied IL the con-
struction fund of a $4,000 Y. NJ. G.
A. building in Evansville.
A warrant for the arrest of Wilson
Mcknight for the murder of Ed
Torian, at Julien last Saturday
night was sworn out by Torian's
wife last Monday. About Z O'Clock
yesterday morniBg Mcknight made
his appearance at Gsrrettsburg and
was arrested by constable Rives and
brought to this city and lodged in
Jail.
Tho Pardee Lodge, knights of
Wise Men, aud the Ladies' Prelate
Champer Of same lodge, met in t.Ieir
regular meeting June 25th. After
the regular routine Of business they
proceeded to elect delegates TO attend
the Grand Lodge, which meeting
will be held in Lexington, Mo, oil
oath. Brothers elected are
A. l.. Burks aad w. W. Gray.
The wheat crop has been harvest
81 and was not hurt by the heavy
rains, as waa at first approhended |
a prominent farmer tells us that,
while the rains delay ed harvesting,
yet the grain ripened fully and will
therefore mako better seed, will
weigh more, aud keep better. The
yield was probably as large as has
ever beeen raised in the county.
A gay ard happy party Of young
people from this city spent Tuesday
at Campbell's cave. Lunch was TAX
nn along and day of much pleasure
was spent. The party was chaper-
oned by Mrs. Clarence Anderson who
enjoyed the day in keeping with the
young people. Camp9ell's cave is "a
beautiful place for picniciDg and is
lhc scene of many pleasantly spent
hours by the old as well as the young,
We have been unusually busy in
he J)b department OF our olllce ior
ioule time, and still have plenty to
10. II fact the business has never
been as good, yet we are prepared to
promptly turn out any kind of work
brought to us, aud when you want
my kind of job printing done in the
very best manner and at reasonable
figures bring it TO the KENTucKtAN
office. We guarant satisfaction TO
Ill. We carry full line of station.
Try aud have recently added several
new faces of type to our already well
equipped job department. Bring
along your work.