Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-06-18
HERE AID THERE.

shoes and save moneys
Bargains In summer hats and How
ers at Miss Alice IIayes'.t
Tho schools are all ont and tho
STREETS are thronged with children.
Liyy Bnckner has few more
saddle aud harness ponies for sale.*
Rogers & Davis livery stable.
Frilz's old stand. Telephone 1857
The L. 81 N. is selling round trip
tickets from this place TO Dawson at
$l00.
Pure Cream milk shake, just the
thing for the ladies at o.S. Stevens
Il Co's.t
Work will soon begin on the work
house to be erected by the city and
county jointly. t
Pure Brown and White Lcghorn
eggs for sale at 50cts per setting. In
qulre Al TINS Oillce.f
The opening ball at Sebrec takes
place Friday night next aud pronlis-
es to DO grand affair. ~
Examine the date on the margin OF
your paper, or the wrapper, and see
to 1t that It is renewed in time. ~
There will DO picnic and bran
dance at the Chaly beatc spring, four
miles north OF town, on tho 10Th
Inst.
The city court room is undergoing
some much needed repairs, and ad-
ditions, and when finished will pres
ent mors comfortable appearance.
1t Is reported that wheat aas begun
to sprout while standing on the
stalk and a reliable gentleman tells
us that whole fields are affected sim
ilarly.
Hon. j. A. Mex enzie was In the
city yesterday. lie goes to Wickliile
in few days to deliver Masonic
lecture TO an assembly of fifteen
lodges.
Irwin Young, the Ninth street bar
Der, aud Miss Carrie Bell Glass,
daughter of Ben Glass, will be mar
ricd at the Virginia Street Colored
Baptist church on the 10Th inst.
Wheat harvest was begun IN ear
nest yesterday, but under very I'M
favorable auspices. Tho ground is
soft and in low lands muddy aud the
rainy weather has caused much Of
the wheat to fall down.
FoR SALE-TIE FINEST private
family carriage in Christian county,
at one-half its value, can be seen at
our ware rooms, Eighth street, near
the Rock spring.
BoSTE II WRIGHT.
Rev. Mr.. Badly, OF Alabama, n
recent graduate OF the Louisville
Theological Seminary, preached at
the baptist Church Sunday morning.
The pastor preached very powerful
aud well prepared discourse at night.
The Fret Presbyterian church at
Gracey has been finished and will
be dedicated about the lst of July,
n. N. Hurt of this city was the con-
tractor and put up an elegant build
ing which Ia an ornament to tho viii
lagc.
The special train with the press on
board ran against COW belonging
TO W. NJ. Bronaugb, In Pembroke,
tho olherday and threw her nearly
fifty feet. The animal, Jersey
milch COW, was appraised by three
citizens at SIS.
The Hopkinsyille colored public
schools closed Friday with appropri-
ate exercises. There were 475 pupils
enrolled during the year, the average
attendance being about $50. Prof.
4. II Payne, the Superintendent, has
been reelected for another year.
The work on Ninth street has been
greatly inierfered with by the cons
iinued rains and that thoroughfare
is now in a very bad condition. In
some places the street has been raised
and graded for new metal and is now
very much like country road, with
mud several inches deep. 4
There win be big Masonic cele-
bratIon at Wickliile on tho 2lth inst.
st Johns day. The local brethren
are preparing for a big time and VIII
no doubt have It. Hon. James A.
Mckenzie, of Hopkinsville, and Maj.
Il. T.. Moss, of this city, with othcrs,
have boon invited to and will address
the gathering.-Paducah Ne,cs.