Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-12

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i stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 144.'
Mr.. G. II. Stowe has recovered hi,
q gold watch recently stolen from him
There has been q delightful change
/, in the weather since the hot, dry spell
ended.
! Jared Hawkins will move into his
old quarters as soon as they are oom-
pleted.
The firm of Williams a. johnson,
grocers, has been dissolved, II. j.
johnson retiring.
A large crowd from this place leave
for the seashore this morning ON the
Old Point excursion.
Esquire w. Z. Warfeld has about
recovered from his illness, and spent
yesterday in tho city.
The Bethel Baptist Association will
meet at Allensville on Aug. l6. DR..
Jno. d. Clardy is the Moderator.
A fcw thoroughbred South Down
Bucks for sale at ten dollars.
limo G. +. JARRErT.*
The General Association OF Colored |
Baptists will meet at Henderson next
Sunday. A large excursion from this
city will attend.
Tho Moayon Block OH Seventh
street is very nearly completed and
will be ready for occupancy by the 1st
prox. II
The young people Of the Longview
and Pembroke vicinities enjoyed a
pleasant dance at the hospitable home
Of Mr.. Henry Kelly Friday night last.
Two white boys were caught steal {
ing honey from one OF DIR. Nisbet's {
hives one night last week, by ono Of :
the neighbors, while the family was |
absent. \
Rev. A. d. Moore, late OF Tenn,
now OF Crofton. Ky, win preach at I
the Universalist church tomorrow I
night at 8 p. m. The public is in
vited.
Mr.. w. A. Reed, OF Belleview, is a
now the father of bouncing baby l
boy. The little stranger arrived on
the Sth and kicked the beam at ten I.
pounds. n
Certificates OF election have been !
ssucd TO Messrs. West, Morrow, ! !
B.asher, Long, Perry, Froggc, Clardy, Il
Rives, Dulin and Prowse by County
Jlerk Jno. w. Broathitt.
Fred Roarko and George Craig had
difficulty Saturday which resulted in
opening fire on Craig, but @
Without effect however. A warrant !
vas sworn out for Roarke. =
Mr. Lucien Jones will use water in L
uture from the Metcalfe water works, a
iaving had his premises connected &
nth those works. He has had four u,
lydrants placed in his yard. 8
At a late hour last Friday night ol
dr. E. +, Morris, the l.. & N. night d
discovered thief entering W
cur OF merchandise sidetracked near in
he 7th street crossing. He fred at
he thief who beat hasty retreat and
sas soon out OF sight. Mr.. Morris
locs not think any Of his shots took cl
feet. ~
Mr.. T. S. Bryan complains that GER 10
ain boys who are known systematic D.
lily steal his fruits, melons and IN a
ONE cases vegetables from his gar q
len, as fast as they are ready for use. m
Ie has several times caught them in
he act and warned them to keep
way, and now proposes TO try sterner
means TO protect his property. h,
The Louisville Times Of Friday has q
his item in regard TO Mr.. w. I.
'andy's little son, Clark: "Master
lark Tandy is a handsome little d
.cxingtonian, who will ride Times
icycle hereafter. His uncle is DR.. m
!. II. Clark, Superintendent Of the w
Eastern Kentucky Asylum for the in cr
ane, with whom he makes his home"
Mr.. John Feland, Jr. says Super 81
isor Chambers has never replied to ci
is lctter asking for corrected
and the chances are that Q,
Iopkinsville's incomplete $500 will
ave to stand. This in the face of tho j.
act that there are more than 1850 :
oters in the city limits, which num- ti'
'er indicates population OF $3.50. "
BY mistake OF the printer, in cor
ecting proof, Esq. j. II. Penick, of TO
'embroke, was put down as Repub- III
lean last week in the list Of magis-
rates. or course everybody who Y
Inows Esq. Penick, knows him to be
staunch and consistent Democrat,
,ut the Pembroke people have re-
elected him regardless OF
,arty.
King & Franklin's new colossal ri
hows and Wild West exhibition will
pread its tent in Hopkinsville on g
august Is, for one day only. The
how comes with splendid recommen-
lations and the performances are sure I
o draw largo crowds. Most Of its =
pepial features are entirely new and .
loyel and the program Is one that =