Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-02-26
THIS AND THAT.
Rogers h Davis livery stable,
Friiz's old stands

IuoiHt UP to'uey pcioio vuuBo w w
free.
Paper sacks for putting up hams
for sale at this Office, at from Ia Il
3 cents each.t
Born to the wife of Gino Henry
Jr, at Burbank, Los Angeles county
on the 18th, girl.
Found, bunch of keys In front ol
the post.oiiice. Call at this office,
:. pay for this notice, and get them.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Cant entertained
a number OF friends at their hospi-
table home, one night last week.
A postofllce has been established
at Boddie, on the lafayette star route,
with Jno. 4. Boddie as postmaster.
Bud Williams, col. was tried yes
terday for, assault and battery, in
Esq. Tiusley's court, and acquitted by
jury.
Prof. II. X. Taylor delivered an
entertaining lecture on chemistry at
Bethel Female College on Saturday
evening,
| A farmers "Institute" will be held
in Hopkinsville next Monday. Every
farmer In the country is invited to be
present.
| The banks were closed on the 22ud,
but Mr.. Mckenzie conferred favor
upon the community by keeping the
postofllce open.
Mr. Park A IIaslon has been en-
ployed as clerk by the Critienden
Springs hotel company, for the COM
ing summer. A good selection.
The Pomona grange meeting in
tended to bo held at Belleview grange
next Saturday has been posponed on
account of the election on that day
Mrs. Buckner Lesvell gave an en-
tertainment Friday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Anderson. 1t was
attended by large number of he
young people.
The fourth snow Of the season.
about half an lnch-fell Saturday
night and was followed by n cold
wave. The mercury dropped to -
degrees above.
IL you are going TO furnish your
house this spring don't fall to call
and see Thompson & McRsynolds'
stock OF furniture. Latest styles
at lowest prices.f
The Ohio Valley road is making
overtures TO Stewart county, Tenn,
and an attorney OF that road was In
Dover few days ago comforting with
the county officers with view to
making proposition.-Paducah
Standard.
The Council has passed an ordi-
nance making 1t misdemeanor,
punishable with a fine, for any one
lu the city limits to leave a well, cis-
tern or pit exposed in such man
ner as to endanger the safety or prop |
erty Of any person.
The Csdiz Bank has been victim
lied. A man calling himself Il D.
Carter cashed sometime ago forged |
note OF 1915 on Gaines Bros, Of
Clarksville, dated Dec 18th aud the
fact that the note was forgery has
just been discovered. The Bank |
bought the note at discount.
Profs. G. III. Dietrich aud S. L.
Frogge aud Rev. j. 4. Barrow at
tended the Teachers Association at
Princeton Friday. Capt. Allen de-
livered the address Of welcome. The
meeting was not largely attended,
but much interest was manifested
and /. will doubtless be productive of
great good to the cause Of education.
The literary societies of South Ken
lucky College gave an entertainment
at the college Friday night. The
program was an interesting one, con-
sisting of music, recitations, debate,
society paper and concluding with a
farce. The chapel was filed with an
appreciative audience and the young
ladies and gentlemen acquitted them
selves with much credit.
The divorce case Of Leila Morrison
against Eugene Morrison, has been
settled by compromise. The 1efen-
dant agrees TO pay the allowance of
aim ony made by the Christian Gil
cult Court annually, also the costs of
the action and the plaintiffs attor-
ney's fees. Mrs. Morrison is to have
charge of their infant child and an al
lowance for its support Of $l20 year
and both parties are to have an abso-
lutte divorce. This case has been at
tracing good deal of attention in the
courts for the last year or two. The
parties are prominent people of the
Pembroke vicinity.
AS previously announced Mr..
Palmer Graves and Miss Ida d.
Campbell were married at RUSSELL
vile Friday afternoon at 8 80 o'clock.
The attendants were Mr.. Foster
Hayes, of Russellvllle, and Miss Ad-
die Shaw, Of Fairview; Mr.. w. e
Graves, Of this.city, and Miss Maggie
Lively, Of New Haven, Ky. The en-
tire wedding party arrived here on
the 8 o'clock train and were rendered
a reception at the residence OF Mr.,
G. w. Graves, father of the groom,
where the couple will board. An
elegant sumner was served and the |