Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-06-24
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yitalia Liver Pills cure biiiousness.4
Mr.. W, L. Waller has a very sick

office,
The Medical Club met at DR.. Sites
Office Friday night.
The biggest crop of blackberries
for several years is now on the vines
The usual Monday crowd in town
was smaller than common yesterday
Barring the intolerable heat, the
farmers have had good weather Tor
harvest.
Mr.. A. S. Tribble will leave for
tDanyille to morrow with a car load Of
fine cattle.
An even bet OF 300 on the Sheriff's
race was made Friday, and another OF
| $3.50 yesterday.
Born, to the wife OF Henry H. Bry-
ant, l4-pomd boy Saturday-just
in time for the census.
Georgia watermelons are in the
market and early peaches, apples, etc.
are beginning to appear.
Work has been begun on the found
alton of Mr.. Il. NJ. Flack's new resi-
dence on South Main.
Found, bunch OF keys on Frankel
shoe-buttoner ring. Call aud get
them and pay for this notice.
Mrs. Matte Rust has bought the
Rossirgton cottage ON South Main
and will occupy it in tho near future.
Election fights are opening up early.
The first of the season occurred Sat
urday night, Bill Witty being the
assaulted party
John Katterjohn, a young druggist
OF Henderson, was killed while jump
ing from a moving train in that city
one day last week.
Purify your blood with DR.. p. I.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
by physicians OF Hopkinsville. For
lie only by Rogers & Elgin.+ t3G.
j. NJ. Hopkins has had the recent
sale OF his livery stable set aside, on
the ground that il did not bring its
value. and a new sale will be ordered.
Mr.. A. A. Metz has purchased the
lot on South Main street just north
OF Major Breathitt's and will build on
same at once. The price paid was
$1,000.
"The Bassetts," base ball nine,
composed Of the best players OF the
city, and but recently organized, are
itching to cross bats with club from
any Of our reighboring cities.
Prof. james E. Scobey has ten
dered his resignation as president Of
South Kentucky College. A meeting
will be held this week when faculty
will be organized and another presi-
dent elected.
The sixth ball OF the Gracey Dan
cling Club, organized several years
ago, will be held ON Tuesday evening,
July 8. A large number of invita-
tions will be issued and every effort
made TO make the affair a success.
The Thermometers registered from
90 to 90 in the shade Sunday and but
little church going was indulged in,
Only few OF tho churches held ser
vices and the attendance ut those
was very small.
DR.. Clardy, candidate for Delegate
to the Constitutional Convention
opened his campaign at Concord
Church Saturday. A good crowd was
| present and listened to his speech
Neither of his opponents was present
A negro man who was operating an
Osborne machine at Mr.. John @
Willis last week had needle stuck
through his hand, breaking one of thu
bones and otherwise decorating it. DIR
Thomas dressed tho wound and the
man was getting along well at last
accounts.
The Latham Light Guards is al
organization Of which Hopkinsville
should feel very proud. Interest il
increasing among the boys and I
company of well drilled men is evel
ready to serve you when needed. Ii
view of tho coming encampment thu
boys are drilling with a determination
to make fine appearance. The golt
medal is competed for the first. Tues
day night Of every month. Go t
their armory and see them drill, the,
will be glad TO see you.
Many Of the candidates went to thu
, bran-dance at Bluff Spring Schoo
House, in Wilson's district, Saturday
/, but the crowd was small and the affai
a disappointment to those who ex
) pecled to meet all Pond River in
r lump. The day was warm and din
5 ner rather scarce and high-priced
5 The place is about Is miles from tow
5 and some OF the road is very rough
: a few buggies made the trip, bu
r most Of the city contingent wen
: horseback. The day was character
. lied by no disorder, although it wa
evident that blind tiger had its la
$ somewhere near by.