Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-27
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Notice the advertisement Of Mr.. 4
i.lgon OF 4 farm for sale, which APP
pears IN this issue.
A full supply Of school books and
school supplies just received at Buck
ncr Leavel's Drug Stores
Cora Wilcox. col was tried before
Judge Brasher Friday on a charge
on breach of peace and acquitted.
A full supply of School Books and
School Supplies just received at
Buckner Leavell's Drug Stores
LII. Buckner has two fine harness
horses for sale cheap that can trot 1t
in three minutes or better. Also sew
eral good gentle ponies.f
Circuit Court meets next Monday
and nearly two dozen prisoners are
waiting In the county jail to inter-
view the Grand Jury.
The L. & N. will sell roundtrip
tickets to the Dawson temperance
meeting tomorrow, good to return
until Sept, 9th. for 81 LBS.
A large bill board has been put on
John Moayon's vacant lot, corner 9th
aud Virginia streets, which will soon
be Respondent with circus paper.
The Casper River Baptist Associa-
tien met at Central City last week
The Little Bethel Association viii
meet at Old Bethel Church, near
Greenville, Sept. 3rd.
| The Chatauqua circle win arrange
another interesting course Of lectures
for this season. The public willie
this with pleasure,as the lectures last
season were highly eDjoya BILE literary
treats. t5s
Princeton had another incendiary
1re Thursday morning before day,
II. NJ. Jones's store was burned at a
loss OF $4,000; insurance 81 500. A
small dwelling In the rear was also
destroyed, which was not insured.
Mrs. Buck, q widow lady about 45
years OF age, shielded yesterday
morning jast before daylight by
drow ming herself In the Cumberland
river. below Bear spring Furnace,
Stewart uniy.-Clarksville Chron.
icle.
Row. Geo. o. Barnes, tho celebrated
evangelist, was booked for lecture
last night at the Court House, on the
subject OF "Lost Tribes" Admission
was advertised to be free and all
invited. We went to press before
the hour for the speaking.
Work on the Ninth street improve
ment was resumed yesterday aud
the pavement Is being lowered on the
south side of the street. A wall sim.
liar to that on tha north side will be
built TO protect the property Of citi-
zens where the cut has been made.
Bethel Female College opened its
fall session yesterday with the usual
attendance. The only changes In the
faculty are that Miss Crank, OF
Mississippi, takes the place formerly
filled by Miss Smith, and Prof.
Stsinhagsn is teacher OF Ger
man and Greek.
The young people had gay gath
erlDg almost every night last week.
The young ladies and gentlemen were
entertained Thursday and Friday
evenings at Mr.. G. v. Green's and
Mr.. w. J. Withers' aud on tho same
evenings the children enjoyed them
selves at Mr.. Blakemore's aud Mr..
j. ID. Russell's.
| Messrs. Owen q Msrgeson, the
proprietors Of the flying jenny, will
leave for Cairo, H., to-day, after q
stay of a month In this city. They
are courteous and clever gentlemen
aud have kept the best Of order
around their swing, although 1t has
been regularly patronized by i'm
mense crowds. Many of the best
people OF the city have patronized
them. tEasi HsH
| lIopklnsville High School opened
yesterday with excellent prospects
Several boarding pupils are already
temporarily quartered In the city and
others are expected In few days.
Maj. Terrell is pleased with the out
look aud will soon have his boarding
department ready for pupils. The
work Of repairing the damage to his
house will probably begin by to.mor-
row and be completed in q few weeks.
In the meantime all Of his boarders
will be cared for by nearby neigh
, bors.
The Board of Trustees Of the Pub
bile School has accepted the resigna.
ton of Miss Nora Stark, one Of the
/. recently elected teachers whose
health compalledher to resign, and has
filled the vacancy by the election OF
Mrs. Annie MI. Harrison, Of Penn.
broke. Mrs. Harrison, as Miss An.
: ME McJilton, was formerly teacher
In South Kentucky College. She
comes highly recommended aud with
fifteen years experience in the schocI
room and tn, Board has no doubt
J. made all excellent selection. Mrs
/. II ,rrison has taken rooms at Mrs
+ Crabb's. sii
!. Joe Lindsay and Herbert Pollard
two enterprising young men with OK
periencc In the bakery business, viii
lthia week start upon the road to Ca.