Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-14
HERE AND THERE.
Stove gasoline at Gaither's.+

Go to A. G. Bush for boots and
shoes and save moneys
Call on G. b Webb for flnc Buggios
aud handy Road Carts.t
Rogers & Davis livery stable.
Fritz's old stand. Telephone ll3'
Wiley & Parker want 10000 lbs
wool. Farmers see them before sell
ingt
Twelve couples of young people
spent Sunday at Pilot Rock and got
caught in a rain.
Pure Brown and White Leghorn
eggs for sale at 50cts per setting. In
quire at this Offices
See card of DR.. II. i. Christian,
physician aud surgeon, which ap-
pears in this issue.
Evergreen Lodge, X. Of p, con-
ferred the Knights rank on six can
didates last Thursday night.
Max Solomon opened his ice cream
parlors yesterday. Max knows how
to make all the different kinds of ices.
Tom Morris, a printer in the Neo
Era office. mashed three fingers of
his right hand in job press Friday.
The population of the south end of
the city was increased last week by
the birth Of one baby on Friday and
two on Saturday.
The usual services were held at all
the churches but one Sunday. The
pastor being absent, there twas no
preaching at the Baptist church.
Rev. J. G. Tate is conducting a
protracted meeting at Newstead. He
Is assisted by Revs. Evans and Hop.
per, state evangelists of his church.
Some Of the girls are again wear
ing old fashioned white sun bonnets
with capes attached covering the
shoulders and reaching to the waist.
Remember Rev. II. NJ. Wharton's
lecture on the "Ups aud Downs of
Life" at the Baptist church Friday
night. 1t will be treat. Admis-
sion % cents.
The top figure was reached Thurs
day when Ragsdale, Cooper & Co.,
sold hogshead of tobacco for G. w.
Shaw & Son for SIS %. Hopkinsville
still leads In prices.
Tie Y. w. @. I. U. will give a
strawberry supper in Mr.. w. 7. Rad
ford's yard on South Main street
Tuesday night, May l4th. Supper
25 cents.
DIR. Ramelia, the Indian Sagwa
man, was fined 500 last week for
selling his medicine at Pembroke
without having his State license en-
dorsed by the County Clerk, as re-
quired by law.
Ladies wanting the latest novelties
in Spring Millinery should by all
means call on Mrs. Carrie Hart. The
very last just in and lower prices
than ever. Those new white hats
care just too lovely."+
Rev. Josiah CsrneaIs condition lie
reported to be more favorable, aud
hope is now entertained that he will
survive his injuries. His numerous
friends will be rejoiced to learn Of
his speedy recovery.
John Galbreath is fitting up bis ice
cream parlor which he win open to
tho public about next Wednesday.
John has not been in the confection-
cry business SO long for nothing, and
when you want the best Of ices call
on him.
The GAINESVILLE Progress ia boast
ing over the fact that hogshead Of
tobacco was sold ON that market for
1915. Several hogsheads have re-
Gently been sold here for higher flg-
ures than that, the highest price be-
ing $l5.25. l8ta. 4i
Douglas Grange has decided, to
hold stock sale aud the date has
been fixed for June 7th. This Is a
young grange, but ii is composed Of
some of the best men In the county
and whatever they undertake will be
q success.
Judge A. v. Long left will be-
queathing about two thirds of his ss-
tate of 1880 to Mrs. W. ]. Hopson,
of Canton, formerly Miss Lizzie
Steele. The other third goes to rela-
tlves and friends in this CITY. A. ii.
Clark is administrator.
Mrs. Carrie Hart always keeps up
with the seasons, and has just re-
ceived her summer millinery, con-
spicuous among which are those
beautiful white hats. Besides being
beautiful and the latest in style, they
are wonderfully cheap.*
DIR. Forshse will make his regular
professional visit TO Hopkinsville on
Tuesday, June 1lth. He is receiv-
ing large practice here, and the af.
flicted who have not already consult.
ed him should not delay calling on
him at his rooms on his next visit
here.
Dr.. ]. d. O'Brien, of Salubria, dis.
covered strong Indications of petro.
leum while having a well blasted
on his place q few days ago. The
rocks we're strongly impregnated
with 1t and the water from > neigh
boring spring was also found to b
covered with oil. IVA
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