Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-27

night s.s.
Mr.. p. p. Huffman, who has had
new patent roller process machinery
put In his mill near Church Hill,
will probably be ready for business
by Jan. Let.
A lover front room furnished for
gentleman and wife, or q single
lady, for rent on reasonable terms.
Apply to Mrs. J. w. Gaines, Aber.
nsthy House. :
The Nep Era had q distribution
of premiums Tuesday. The Plant
ers Bank drew the buggy and Mr.. j.
d. Ware the wagon, these being the
two largest premiums.
Mr.. /. J. Gregory, Of this county,
exhibited 4 pea vine twelve inches
high Christmas day, grown In the
open air near Longview during the
recent spring.like weather.
The First Presbyterian Sunday
School had an entertainment in the
lecture room of the church last night
and the children highly enjoyed both
the games and good things to eat.
Mr.. III. d. Wallace fired two shots
at thief who was trying TO open
the door TO his residence Monday
night. The man was running when
shot at and unfortunately Mr.. Wal
lace failed 10 hit him.
will pay liberal reward for the
recovery of roll Of money con-
tanning sl95 or $500, lost on Christ
mas eve, somewhere between j. G..
Ellis stable and my house In tho
country. @. 4. JARRETT.
Miss Patti Mercer hauded in the
fret correct solution to J. II. Ander-
dorson 81 Cos. window problem and
Mr.. Walton Il Bryan the first to the
box puzzle. One other correct an-
swer was given-by Mrs. Ira Smith.
Mrs. Mamie Grissam has recov-
cred the clothes stolen from her
rooms on Saturday night. They
were found near the colored school
building, where the thief had
dropped them after finding no money
IN the pockets.
Rev. Geo. +. Campbell has been
chosen to represent the s. A. L. So
ciety of Vanderbilt University, in
the National Contest at Charlotte,
N. c., which takes place tonight.
lie left for that place Monday night
TO I'LL the engagement.
General exercises at the college
were made especially interesting
Monday morning by short lecture
from Rev. ]. o. Rust. This young
gentleman speaks freely aud elo-
quently upon almost any occasion,
aud his talk, though brief, was sound,
practical and eloquently beautiful.
Ornatene,s and beauty are natural
conditions of his public speeches and
sermons. The school faculty were
piensed with his address. Hartford
Herald.
The church dedication at Casky
Sunday was most delightful time.
The weather was perfect and there
was nothing to mar the pleasure Of
the occasion. Several ministers were
present and took part in the services
An excellent and appropriate ser
mon was preached by Rev. Geo. II.
Simmons, Of Henderson, Ky. The
house and elegant furniture, which
cost all told sl,6s90l, was all paid
for before dedication day. No col
lection was taken up.
In this issue appears the ADVERTISE
ment of Meriwether & Cant, tobacco
wsrehousemen, Clarksville, Tenn
Mr.. Cant basiust recently connected
himself with this excellent house,
having moved from this city to
Clarksville few days ago. Joe Is a
flrst class tobacco man and a socla-
BILE, clever gentleman, exceedingly
popular with q vide circle OF &C.
ouaintsnco5 and will lend much
to the strength Of the already popu-
lar house. The Arm is strong one
and wall no doubt do a large tobacco
business this season. Hereafter theiI
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