Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-07-29
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Il. NJ, Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal,
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone li4.'
There wasa big crowd in town yes
terday from every section Of the coun
ty.
Mr. w. w. Ware cut ono Of his
knees very badly with a drawing
knife Friday.
A few thoroughbred South Down
Bucks for sale at ten dollars.
t-lmo 9. Il. JARRETT"
There was very enjoyable party
given ut tho residence of Mr.. William
Yancoy last night. Several from this
city attended.
Miss Matte McRae Of Trenton was
married TO Mr.. Ephrain Camp, at the
residence OF the formers parents
Thursday last.
A reception will bc given at tho
residence OF Mr.. Jas. d. Russell to-
morrow evening in honor of Mrs. Rus
sells guest, Miss Hanna, of Texas.
If you intend going TO Old Point,
hand your name in SO provision can
be made for you, and DO sure to
secure your berth at your earliest con-
venience.
Tho white Teachers Institute will
convene in this city on the llth prox.
1t will be conducted by Prof. Jas. Z.
Scobey. The colored Institute will
convene on the 18th.
Luther Baker aud Moses White,
both colored, were arrested Sunday
for fast riding. They were each fned
s. and costs. Baker paid his iine and
White replcvied the amount against
him.
The clay pigeon shooting match
between Wm. Page and Robt. Owsley
at the Driving Park Saturday resulted
in victory for Mr.. Page. Both con
testants are fine shots and made good
scores, Owsley making 30 and Page
80.
Willie Grissam, the mail carrier be-
tween Kirksmanville and Elkton, was
thrown FINN his horse one day last
week and seriously hurt. The horse
became frightened during the pro
vllence of II storm aud ran away
throwing his rider.
The annual Longview picnic and
bran dance is announced TO tax,
place Wednesday, Aug. 6. Judging
from oil previous ones held there this
will be very pleasant and enjoyable
Affair. A large crowd Of young people
rom this city viii attend.
There are now about twenty mem
,ers OF the Gun Club and the boy S
lrc improving very rapidly under
practice. Tho third meeting was held
asst Friday when some good shooting
vas done, several OF the members
'reaking fifteen out Of twenty clay
pigeons.
Col. Nj. ID. Brown is q candidate for
Jity Judge with bright prospects of
lection. He is in every way well
qualified for the position and viii If
lected make the best city judge Hop
.insville has ever had. He Is opposed '
y j. G. Brasher, the present incum- I
'eut, and Robt. Lander, colored. y
There have been several cases OF
unstroke in this county this season.
N old colored man named Wm. JET.
erson Is the last one reported. He !,
'as prostratcd last Thursday while at
'ork near the city, but is now up and
bout well. Mr.. A. C. McGehee, Of
Tracey, who has been suffering from
severe stroke. is still quite unwell.
Last Friday night thief entered !
lr. j. ID. Wares house by cutting a II,
lat in tho window shutter so as TO .
,osen the catch, and entering So :,
lred silver watch, chain and ele- /;
ant charm belonging to Mr.. j. T. =
lice, who was occupying the room :
roken into. The loss is about $50.
% clue to the bold thief.
The candidates have seven appoint. I
tents this week, beginning at Fair
ew to-day and winding up at the
ourt Hous, Saturday night. The
st week of the canvass begins with :,
icitoment running high and no ma
rial change in the outlook except y
lat Goode, Independent, is develo; :
g strength enough to endanger the I
ection Of Long for jailor. If any
,nsiderablc number of Democrats
,te for Goode, Hanberry, the Rcpub- n
ran candidate, will have chance to b
ip in. Up to week ago the election C
Long was considered q certainty, II
ised upon the mistaken hypothesis d