Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-13
HERE AND THERE.

churches Sunday morning.
The much talked Of gymna stun
seems to have fallen through.
Alex. Gilliland has received a new
stock of dry goods of all kinds.+
Robt. NJ. Wooldridge,livery and sail
stable, Fritz stand. Telephonel44
No one remembers having eve
seen wetter summer than the pres
ent.
The Teachers Institute of Mullen
berg county is in session at Green
VILE this week.
No one should Let the Steam Flying
Jenny go away without having
taken ride upon it,
A full supply Of School Books and
School Supplies just received q,
Buckner Leavell's Drug Stores
Some OF the largest watermelon
we have ever seen were sold from
wagons last Saturday.
J.iler Long now has 81 boarder'
and baby. Unless things change
the jail will soon have to be enlarged
1t Is noticed that all children rid
ing upon the Steam Flying Jenny
are we'll cared for by the proprietors.'
Guy Ellis. q son Of Allen Ellis, got
his foot badly, though not seriously,
cut in moving machine last week
The rates on our new dwelling
house policy are no higher than on
any other. Long, Winfree & Kelly.'
DIR. Rodman, Gus Moore, viii
Glass and Gabe Campbell bagged 65
doves in one afternoons hunting last
week.
Every owner Of q dwelling should
have our new dwelling house policy
II insurance is wanted. Long, Win
free & Kelly.t
We offer the shortest, plainest and
most simple dwelling house policy
ever issued in this section. Long,
Winfree Il Kelly
Mr.. John Feland's family move to
greensboro In q week or two and
Mr.. Feland's house has been rented 10
Col. Jno. NJ. Hester.
Prof NJ. L. Lipscomb has sold to
Mrs. Minnie L. Western his house
and lot on Brown street, the consid-
GRAFTON being 1850.
w. @. Young 10 the happy father
Of twelve-pound girl. This little
miss was born Wednesday night
Clarksville Chroaicle.
L. l. Buckner has two fine harness
horses for sale cheap that can trot II
In three minutes or better. Also sew
eral good gentle ponies.'
Call and examine our common
sense dwelling house policy before
insuring your property elsewhere.
Long, Winfree Il Kelly
We have heard OF new applicant
for the post office at this place in the
person OF Jonas Courtney, who lives
about three miles from town.
There will be 4 bran-dance at Blue
Lick School house, on the Highland
Lick road, not far from Kirkmans.
vile, on next Saturday, the 18th inst.
The Clarksvillc Progress says a
son of Christian, the independent
candidate in Todd county, voted for
the Democratic nominee and against
his own father.
A delegation from Evergreen
Lodge No IS. X. OF p. went to Tren.
ton last evening to assist Allensville
Lodge in ORIGINATING lodge Of the
Pythian order at Trenton.
j. ii. Anderson & Co. have had an
arch cut In the wall separating their
two stores and will throw both estab
lishments into one. The cash boy
system will be adopted and one CASH
Ter will also operate for both rooms
Mr.. Jerome Duncan, son OF Rev. L.
J. Duncan, was licensed to preach by
the Clarksville Conference Of the M.
Z. Chu rch, Friday evening Of last
week. The young preacher is said
to DO bright, well educated aud full
of enthusiasm In his chosen work.
The Latham cottages on Campbell
street, between Eight and Ninth, are
going up rapidly. We understand
they will be heated by steam, light
cd by gas and furnished with hot aud
cold water. Mr.. Latham will have
no trouble In renting them 10 reli'
able parties.
Allison, Dem, beat Roark, Rep
for county attorney In Muhlenburg
county by 3 votes. The unofficial
returns gave Roark one majority,
but clerical error. of 4 votes wai
found in adding ppthe returns from
Boggess district. Both candidates
were present at the count.
| Nothing was done in regard TO The
proposed railroad at the meeting o.
the City Council Tuesday. Col
Clark, who is engineering the enter
prise, asked for further time to pre-
pare his proposition. In the mean
time. where, oh where 10 the Ohio
Valley With Its new propositionG
The young people had a very pleas
ant social gathering at the country
residence OF Mr.. w. I. Radford, neal
Pembroke, Thursday night. Mr.
aud Mrs. Radford were present, a