Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-31
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Odll ~ thU SihHoho po'h scoho "hes
take a bath. plenty of water either
hot Or cold.
Let us give thanks that dog days
are over. Now for some pleasant
weather.
A full supply Of school books and
school supplies just received al Buck
uer Lesvell's Drug Stores
The First Presbyterian Church
Sunday School will picnic In john
sons grove. North Main street, to-
day.
A full supply of School Books and
School Supplies just received at
Duckner Leavell's Drug Stores
The post.ofiice address Of Esq
IL. B. Clark, representative elect, is
Belleview. This for the information
of the Frankfort Capital.
The burning of straw stack on
the Clarksville pike Wednesday night
caused the fire alarm to be sounded
about s o'clock.
Nolen g. POOLS recently imported
Florida alligator died Monday. The
remains were presented TO DIR. Gar
ner, of the City Pharmacy.
L. l.. Buckner has two lue harness
horses for sale cheap that can trot 1t
in three minutes or better. Also sew
ersl good gentle ponies.+
Maj. Terrell finished settling with
his insurance men Wednesday and
began work on his house yesterday
His losses wero adjusted at ~ 2J0.
All persons indebted to me by note
or account for fertilizer, will please
call and settle at once, as l am forced
o close up my business,D. A. Tandy,+
The cracked tower over the vesti-
bule OF the Baptist church, which
has been in danger offalling for some
time, was taken down yesterday.
Tuesday night a brakeman named
Grace got one of his hands badly
mashed while coupling cars at Guth-
RE and 1t is thought amputation will
be necessary. m .1r
J. w. Cansler, carpenter In the
employ Of Forbes 4 Bro fell from a
building one day this week and was
badly hurt. lie is still laid up aud
suffering greatly, but his Injuries are
not dangerous. He has family.
A moonlight dance was given at
the residence of DIR. j. p. Thomas,
near Elmo, Tuesday evening, which
was largely attended. 1t was given
by DIR. Thomas sons, Edgar aud
Preston.
John w. Wicks, the north Chris
tian merchant aud tobacco buyer, has
quit business aud is preparing to
move. He is undecided whether he
will locate In this city or go west.
Billy Emerson, the flve-hundred a.
week minstrel, is with the Haverly-
Cleveland show. He still can tru.y
sing the song that made him famous,
~ Feel just as Happy as Big Sun
flower" is4fa
II you ever expect to see home
enterprises prosper then patronize
them, and while we are on the sub
ject of home enterprises would say,
the Hopkinsville Steam Laundry is
doing no small amount OF work.
The flying jenny staid over one day
longer than Its advertised time aud
left Wednesday for Carmi, Ill. Tho
proprietors did such paying bust.
ness here that they win probably be
back again this fall. ,,.a.
WIN. Singerly, the great PAGER,
owned by Withers Il Ragsdale, of this
city, was entered for 5000 purse
at Hartford, Conn, yesterday. There
were eleven starters in the race. The
result had not been learned when we
went topress. T 9brt3k rs
Mr., N. b Shyer has sold his stock
Of dry goods to Mr.. Morris Cohen, of
Marshfield, Mo, who viii move with
his family to the city in a few days
aud take possession, Mr.. Cohen is a
merchant Of experience and is kins-
man of Mr.. Shyer. ~ ~. !
.iAt Lewisport, Ky. the deacons Of
the Baptist church have published in
the town paper the names Of those
whose subscriptions to the pastors
salary are unpaid. This is a new
wrinkle In church finances. ~ =
Willie Major, DR.. Sears grandson,
was licensed by the Baptist Church
Sunday to preach, and he viii very
soon enter the Baptist Theological
Seminary at Louisville, for thorough
preparation. He is an Intelligent,
bright young man Of pious turn Of
mind, and worry enthusiastic chris
tian worker. May his lines be cast
in pleasant places, and may the Lord
bless him with long years Of great
usefulness as he has his grandfather
In whose footsteps he is so wisely
folio wing. -Clarksville Chronicle.
Prof. w. A. Mccormick has rented
the old "bank building, corner Main
and Fifth streets, and will open q
select classical and normal school
next Monday. He will be assisted
by Prof. Jno. L. VIM and has pros
poets of starting out with about 80 OF
60 pupils Of both sexes.
LEMON ELIXIR.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For bIliousneas and o6nsti patton, take Lem.