Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-15
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Fritz's old stands
The council room Is undergoing
much needed repairs.
Go to A. g. Bush for boots and
shoes and save moneys
A blind peddler of lamp wicss aud
lead pencils is doing the city.
Prices on all kinds ofcanned goods
reduced at y. s. Stevens Il Co.'S
o. S. Stevens & Co., will sell you
canned gooIs at very low prices.+
Willie Wiley is now the local mes
senger for the W. U. Telegraph Com
pahy.
Hart Bronaugh has gone to drum
ming for st. Louis fancy grocery
house.
l.. L Buckner is prepared to break
young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, on his tracks
A petition asking the Governor to
pardon "Uncle Rick" BEDFORD has
been forwarded to Frankfort.
There was preaching at the First
Presb y terrain church Wednesday and
Thursday EVENING" of this week.
l.. Bell has rented his room on
Main street TO q Nashville firm for
saloon purposes, for 5000 per year.
Mr.. Thos. D.Armistead has return
ed from Chicago, where he has just
graduated at school of pharmacy.
Rev. A. C. Diddle will preach at
the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Clarksvill-, next Sunday.
The receipts of tobacco for the
week ending Mar. 18th were 45O hogs
lheads, or an average of Is hogsheads
4 day.
| IL. Clay McCord, who was danger
ously hurt at Crofton, on the 2nd
inst is now getting on the road 10
recovery.
IL you are going 10 furnish your
house this spring don't fail to call
aud see Thompson Il Mclleynold',
stock OF furniture. Latest styles
at 10 west prices
Tom Metcalfe 10 establishing agen-
cies for his steam laundry in neigh
boring towns. lie IL now doing
work equal to the best and is making
success of his undertaking.
James Stewart, a boy II years old,
a son of Mathew Stewart, of near
Caledonia, cut his foot severely with
an axe while chopping wood last
Monday. 1t is feared that amputa'
ton will be necessary.
A fire occurred at Mr.. Nat Gath
er's residence Tuesday night but
was extinguished without much
trouble. 1t originated in a pantry
where a match had probably been
ignited in some way on the iioor.
A concert entertainment under the
management of Mira. Peter Morgan
was given at the Virginia Street Col
ored Baptist Church Monday ant
D Tuesday evenings of this week anC
t repeated al Hubbsrdsville Wedne-
0 day evening. Proceeds devoted tt
q church purposes.
The fine troiuug stallion "Gordon'
the property of Mrs. Noe Diltz, viii
be here this week aud will make TIN
present season at the Driving Parl
d. stables. He is one of the best horse
u ever In this county. For further par
: ticulars call on or address Mr.. Z
n II. McNanoy, this city.
r President Kelsey, of the o, V. Rail
, road, was In town Tuesday an'
e brought some very good news wit
Q him. The KESTuCKrAN's bulletin th
y same day, announcing that worI
would be resumed in 30 days, &C
every body to talking about the ne'
!, railroad again and caused quite rip
pie of excitement for awhile.
.. The ne ~ firm OF Tate " Lacy vii
operate grocery and saloon at tn
d former stand of Long & Lacy, o
Sixth street. A. Ii. Anderson wi
conduct grocery as heretofore
+, the late stand of Anderson y Tat
|, W. r. Long will go into the saloo
business with T. NJ. Edmundson,
the corner of Ninth aud Railroad.
es The County Judge requires all al
plicants for liquor license to post NJ
tees ten days and this has kept til
saloons from opening up so ia
Those who put up their notices Q
=. the 9Th will open to-day and IL
number will DO increased every ds
!. until dozen or more will be ru
ming before the end of the mont
!. some of them will open with fr
l. treat all round.
The Commissioners Of the Sinkir
D. Fund at Frankfort, have granted FOL
nd more paroles to prisoners In the pc
itentiary, viz: Fred Bowling. vi
county; Joseph Frazier, Anderst
:. county; Lewis Russell, Wayne, cou
ty, and Harry Wallace, Christi'
county. Wallace was sent up fro
" this county In 1885 for five years
stealing wheat from Clardy, Cart
:, and Others
While Nelson Fuqua and Ga
If. Grissam were watering DIR. +
qua's horse, at the North brid
". Wednesday, the animal, which was
" tached to buggy, took fright, thr'