Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-06-14
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Livy Buckner has few NOR
saddle and harness ponies for sale.*
Rogers Il Davis livery stable
Friiz's old stand. Telephone l43.t
Quick meal Gasoline cook stoves
the best at lIoosER & BALLARD's.'
Refrigerators, Coolers and Cream
Freezers at IIoosER u BALLARD,s.'
Pure Cream milk shake, just thu
thing for the ladies At o. 3. Steven'I
& Co's.t
Pure Brown and White Leghorn
eggs for sale at 50cts per setting. In
quire at this ofilce.'
Examine the date on the margin Of
your paper, Or the wrapper, aud sec
to 1t that 1t Is renewed In time.
A No. 1 thoroughbred jersey COW
for sale cheap. Apply TO
Blumenstiel Carriage Co.
Mr.. +. z. Morris showed US some
radishes from his garden this week
that measured seven inches In cir
cumferonce.
There have been eighteen arrests
in the city this month, . decrease
from the number for the correspond.
ing time In last month.
Don't fail to drop In at o. 8. Stew
ems & Co.'S, when passing and get an
i,o cold Cream milk shake thick
enough to eat with spoons
There will be preaching at the
Universalist church next Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hour by Rev. s. +. GLIB. the pastor.
The young ladies Of the Ninth
street Presbyterian church will give
a Rainbow Social at the church this
evening, with refreshments. Admis.
sion 10 cents.
Misses Daisy Anderson and Nora
Dalton, representing the Y. w. Q. I.
u, went TO Eddyville last week to
carry flowers aud literature TO the
penitentiary convicts.
The Commissioner OF the pom
itentiary last week paroled three
prisoners, one Of them being G. W..
Long, sent from Hopkins In 1886 for
- years for manslaughter.
The Owensboro Messenger says !;
"Mr. A. w. Pyle, OF Hopkinsville,
has been In the city for day or two
looking for a location. He has ex-
perience In the undertaking and fur
niture business and will probably
open up in one or the other OF these
Mr.. Brandon, Of tho Leaf, returned
Friday evening from q stay Of five
weeks at Hot Springs. We are glad
to report him greatly improved, and
1t Is believed that he will bel
thoroughly restored by his visit TO
these famous waters.-Clarksvlile
Tobacco Leaf.
At 10 o'clock q. m. ON Saturday,
the 22ud inst, Elder A. w. Meachsm,
the pastor Of little River church,
will administer the ordinance of
baptism to several persons, after
which. BY special request, he will
preach a sermon on the final proser-
walton Of the SALTS.
The Court of Appeals has decided
that magistrates are entitled to two
dollars for each case decided, instead
Of two dollars day for their services
as has been the Interpretation Of the
law heretofore. It Is estimated that
This ruling will increase the fees OF
The magistrates In the state fully
S25, 600 per annum.
DIR. P. T. Rogers and Mr.. Walter
Elgiu haze formed the firm Of Rog-
srs & Elgin and will In the near future
open a first class drug store at the
ate stand Of Max Mendel, next door
10 the Planters Bank. They expect
% get In running order by July Let.
Both gentlemen are well-knowu and
popular citizens aid will merit . fair
'hare Of the drug trade.
All holders Of Northwestern Life
Policies, wishing to be represented at
will please call at the
ofilce Of Long Winfree & Kelly,
Agents, and appoint proxy to re-
present them at the annual meeting |
Of the Company TO DO held July 18th
1889. A member Of the firm will
attend the meeting and |
look after the interests Of tho policy |
holders in this agency.
g. w. Station has come out ahead |
In the Staton-Tyler muddle at Clarks-
Vile. The Tobacco Leaf says: "On
Saturday, June s, the clerk of the SUI
preme court issued q mandamus to |
Judge Tyler directing him to Sign |
The bill Of exceptions presented to
him by Station at once. or to appear
before the supreme court on the first
in December, 1889, and
show cause why he refuses to so
sign"
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