Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-07-08

5000 TO loan on South Christian
farm lands. Apply to this Offices
Rev. II. Smith, of Cerulean Springs
is very low with cancer Of the face.
The Grant Hotel at Guthrie feo
about 1900 people ON the Fourth
I'M. Woodbridge, livery, feed &sal'
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l4i.'
There will be several picnics and
brandances in the county next Satur'
day,
Mr.. Chas. O'Neal is building q
$4,000 residence on his farm, near
Bell, Ky.
Willie Yancey, son Of Mr.. j. w,
Yancey, is slowly recovering from an
attack Of typhoid fever.
Do you want a good cheap Pianoi
Same far sale. Call on James L.
Scobey. South Kentucky College,
The sixth ball OF the Gracey Dane
ing Club will be given at that place
tonight. A crowd from this city will
attend.
Tomorrow is postofiice day ut
Washington and some action is ex-
pected in regard to Mrs. Wight's
nomination.
The l.. a. n. has put several new
passenger coaches on this division
which are models OF beauty and more
comfortable than reclining chair cars.
Wheat in portions OF the county
when thrcshed is reported as turning
out about one half a crop. The quail
lily is not good, most Of il grading No.
8.
Tho examination OF common school
teachers was begun at the Public
School building Saturday and con-
cluded yesterday. A large class was
eAa'''ineu'
Mr.. ). Y. Cabaniss, OF Trenton, Ky,
has assumed the management OF the
Arlington Hotel. He comes highly
recommended aud i is to be hoped
that the Arlington will prosper under
his management.-Clarksviile Den'oc-
raj.
The County Union last Friday and
Saturday was attended by a large
number OF farmers from all over the
county. The procession ON Friday
was participated IN by about three
hundred uniformed horsemen. TWAS
by lar the biggest gathering oil wheel
efs held IN tins city up to the present
time and the order seems to be ON
solid foundation in the county. Ths
proceedings OIL the meeting were So
cret.
Another very elegant reception was
given in honor Of Miss Schlamp
Friday night by MIR. and Mrs. T. w.
Long. 1t was in most respects a
Counterpart of the delightful enter
tainment at Mr.. Howe's the week be-
fore. The crowd was made up prin-
cipaily oil the same young people ana
rom hrst 10 last tne anair was a
most enjoyable one Refreshments
were served IN one oil the new Latnam
cottages ADJOINING Mr.. Longs resi-
dence'
r. Y. Pendleton, Ex'r Of Annie E.
Pendleton, decd, will offer for sale on
the premises, near Pembroke, Tues
day, tho 10Th inst, farm containing
$40 acres of fine land, 200 Of which is
cleared and in high state Of culti-
walton. Terms will be made known
on day OF sale. Persons desiring to
look over the farm before day of sale
can do so by calling on Mr.. Pendle-
ton at Pembroke, who will take great
pleasure in showing probable bidders
around. This is one Of the best farms
in that section, and the improvements
arc iirst-class.
Read what j. IL. Anderson & Co.
have to say ON the first page Of this
issue. Their purchase OF S25,oOO
stock of boots and shoes one year ago
at 80 per cent. on the dollar, has en-
abIed them to sell the best goods at
prices lower than the same quality OF
goods were ever sold before, and an
inventory reveals tho fact that only
about 1000 pairs OF these fine goods
placed on sale to make a clean sweep.