Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-07-18
HERE AND THERE.

W. NJ NooiurluRe, livery, leeu ~ sai
\ stable, Fritz stand. Telephone IA
Mr.. S. T. Ashulore, of the firm
J, .lshmore & Brown, Crofton, is Yer
. sick with fever.
Company d will so into camp :
| Ccr,ilean tomorrow, for u weel
: About % men will so.
Frank Keesee, col, aged III year
was drowned while bathing in tn
river at GAINESVILLE, Sunday.
Bassett & Co. have gratilled thei
employees by the announcement tina
Gil of them will be given week
holiday on full pay.
Hereafter the 2:25 p. m. north bount
and the 5:l7 south bound trains vii
stop at Chaly beate Spring, four mile
north Of this city, on Sundays only.
There will be balloon ascension
with parachute descent, shooting
match and several races at the Parl
tomorrow under the management o
j. W Smith. 4Erfqan
There were two cases OF sunstrok'
at Gracey Monday. Mr.. A. G. Niece
hoe and Mr.. N. b. Staniield were tn,
parties Frustrated. They are boti
now out Of danger.
The l.. q N. will sell tickets {,
Louisville on the 10th at one fare fol
the round trip, good returning unit
the 23d, on account OF the colored
Band Tournament.
Esq. Warfeld, like the honorable
gentleman that he is, has gracefully
submitted TO the arbitration OF last
Monday and his friends are wheeling
into line for Clardy.
The registration OF voters in Clarks
vile was completed last week for the
August election. In the two city dis
tricts ! $40 votes were registered, the
white voters having a majority of $50
DIR. Clardy has resumed his speak
ing appointments and is making a
thorough canvass Of the county. In
addition to tho published list, he has
special appointment to speak ut No
3 on July 3lst.
The. County Grange will meet with
the Casky Grange to-day. A large
representation from subordinate
oranges is expected. Members are
expected TO be ON hand with plenty of
provisions.
A year old colt belonging TO Rev
A. w. Meacham, Of Belleview, was
found dead in the pasture yesterday
morning. The supposition is that il
fell while playing, as its neck was
broken. 1t was a valuable animal.
The many friends OF Mr.. Hart c..
Bronaugh, of Abiline Tex, who has
been quite sick with typhoid fever for
more than month, will DO glad to
learn that his condition is much i'm
proved and he will soon be well again.
All colored soldiers who were in the
late civil war are requested to meet at
the Benevolent Hall tonight, July Is,
at s O'Clock. The meeting will be to
your interest, also to your family's in
tercst. JAMES ALLESswoRru,
Adjutant
Wednesday passed and nothing was
done in the postoilice fight. It is now
rumored that Miss Willie Feland, u
niece OF Collector Feland, is a proba-
BILE compromise, but Mr.. S. H. Har-
rison, one of the first applicants, is
beginning to push his claims again.
A large crowd greeted the candi-
dates ut Crofton Wednesday and the
discussions werc the liveliest of the
campaign. The presence of DIR. Lii
lard, the colored candidate for assess
or, was a new feature. He read a set
speech and was fairly skinned by
Dennis Perry, his opponent.
The horse attached TO C. Ueter's
milk wagon ran away on North Main
street Tuesday. The animal finally
ran into pile Of rock aud broke both
fore legs and had TO be killed. The
vehicle ran over six-year-old child Of
Eph. Barker, col, aud badly bruised
It, but the injuries are not fatal The
wagon was entirely wrecked.
The Lindsay family held reunion
at the home Of Rev. Jno. Lindsay, in
Todd county, on the Fourth. The
family consists OF eight members, five
sisters and three brothers, Mr.. W. d,
Lindsay, Of this city, being one of the
members. Their ages average 70
years, and all are lively well and hearty.
One hundred and four relatives were
present representing four generations.
An elegant dinner was served on the
occasion and very jolly and pleas
ant time WINS spent,
Messrs. Roach a. Smell, dealers in
dry goods, Henderson, Ky, made an
assignment Monday for the benefit OF
their creditors. The liabilities arc
about $4,000, assets about the
same. Their creditors are chiefly New
York merchants, They oyerstockcd
themselves in tho spring and duh
season pressed them to tho wall. The
firm is composed Of Messrs, Richard
w, Roach aud Joe. A. Smell, both for
mer residents of this city who went To
Henderson from GAINESVILLE, Tenn,