Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-09
HERE AND THERE.

uOOber FcftlilIeI Nucut DIui IL
sale. Apply to w. J. Withers a. Son.
A crowd of Gypsies are campe
east OF the City limits on the Nash
vile road.
Judge Brown will hold Esq. Tin
sley's regular court this week, the lat
ter being sick.
Miss Lizzie Prices school at Ma.
sons School House began last Mon
day with good attendance.
A colored man on Mr.. C. L. Dade'.
farm killed rattlesnake Saturday
that was So inches long and had Ii
rattles.
Rev. Geo. w. Manly, who was sup
ply at Salem church some years ago
for a summer, will preach at Pembroke
next Sunday.
Mr.. J. f. Cliborne is able TO be out
on crutches, but is still far from well.
II is doubtful IL he ever RECEIVERS the
use Of his leg.
The G. w. Radford will case has
been dismissed US settled and the
heirs will come into possession OF the
bequests without further delay.
DIR. A. L. Butt has located in the
city to make specially of the treat
ment Of diseases of the eye, ear and
throat. He can be found at DIR.
Blakey's office.
Don't fail to visit at once Rogers &
Elgin's store and see the finest line of
Perfumes, Toilet Goods, Stationery,
Pictures, School Supplies, etc, ever
shown in Hopkinsyille.*
Mr.. Walter C. Cook, who is opening
a quarry in Rockcastle Co., came home
last week after more hands. He left
Sunday with another lot OF colored
mon, making 107 he has taken from
This place. 4Al
Profs. C. H. Dietrich and G. b.
Pittman have been appointed exam
ners of teachers, vice Judge Joe
and John Feland, Jr. They
will with Prof. Frogge constitute the
BOARD for the county.
A great deal OF talk about the ap-
preaching fair is already being in
lulged by the people. This will be
he first old-fashioned agricultural
and mechanical exhibition for several
years and it is exciting more than
ordinary interest.
The next piece at the Opera House
will bo 'Colored Aristocracy,"
'ery amusing comedy. The paper
or this show is as attractive as any
ver put up in Hopkinsville and the
'erformluc, its,lf com,s highly
recommended by the press.
Supt. Frogge is located in the office
itely occupied by Prof. 'Renshaw.
lis regular Office days are Mondays
nd Saturdays and the other four
ays of the week will be devoted to
isiting schools. Last week he held
examinations two days and visited
We schools officially.
Mr.. Philip Short Simms, OF New
'rleans, qualified Saturday rs execu-
Or OF the late r. II. Short, whose will
as admitted TO probate. Mr.. Simms
i'll at once proceed to sell the real
state OF the deceased in this coun-
:, which consists OF farm of 200 or
'ore acres near Gracey.
Mr. A. d. Rodgers has been called
Henderson sooner than he expected
accept his new position in that city
id'left the first OF the week. He will
turn during .he week OF the fair to
,rform the duties Of Secretary. Mr..
en- Thompson will for the time being
It as manager Of the Opera House in
Is stead. Mr.. Thompson has fire.
nently assisted in this business and !
perhaps better qualified than any {
10 else in the city to hold the place !
hich Mr.. Rodgers has filed so ac- t
ptablc for eight years. 1
South Kentucky College will open .
J fall session to-day with good pros G
'cts Of prosperous term. 1t has I
'en the custom Of this school for 9
veral years to teach on Saturdays U
ID make Monday the resting day Of
Q week and in accordance with this >
le the school opens on Tuesday. II
any improvements have been made
and about the building during the
miner. Prof. Kuykendall's faculty
u strong one and he viii make ey- Il
y effort to more than keep the col s.
go up to its former high standard of b
cellence. = !,
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