Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-21

to the home of Ira l.. Smith.
The probabilities are that the o. v
case will be taken up aud tried this
week. Watch our bulletin board.
There have only been 26 arrests
made in the city this month against
Al for a CORES onding time in April
The trial of Geo. Tucker for shoot
ing Cush Henderson, Is set for nexl
Saturday. Henderson is getting
well.
Ross Hopper, col lost his pocket
book containing SIS and two receipts,
at or near Cooper & Cansler's stable
last Friday.
Joel McPherson's life last Sunday
night presented him with fine girl,
Mother and child doing well.-Madi'
sonville Hustler.
The L. & N. Railroad will sell
round trip tickets to the Republican
Convention at Louisville for $3.50
Good from May 2lst TO Goth.
A very large crowd attended the
basket meeting at Concord, Sunday,
Paducah, Prin ceton, Clarksville, and
this city being well represented.
DIR. Ramelia will on tomorrow
evening offer bottle OF Sagwa as a
prize to the ugliest man in the city.
He will also give handsome present
to the prettiest lady.
Prof. Bauer, formerly Of this city,
father-in-law OF Messrs. Sam Stiies,
James Western and Geo. Younglove,
was killed by an accident in litho-
graph establishment in Louisville
last week.
Rev. DIR. Hall Of Bloomfield, Ky.
preached at the Baptist Church Sun
day morning and at the Ninth Street
Presbyterian Church Sunday night.
DIR. Hall is the father OF Mrs. j. w.
Pon, of this city.
The trial Of Hawkins and others,
charged with an attempt to white
cap Randall McNlckols, col, for in
sulting Mrs. w. II. Kennedy, was set
for trial at Pembroke yesterday, be-
fore Esq. Penick.
The closing exercises of Church
Hill Academy, Prof. J. B. Fitzhugh,
Principal, will DO held at that place
tomorrow evening. A lengthy pro-
gram has been arranged and a pleas.
ant time is expected.
The Louisville Times is authority
for the statement that Drs. w. X.
Nesbit, Jas. A. Young and Andrew
Seargent will be appointed pension
examiners for Tlopkinsville, vice
Drs. ]. L. Dulln, j. M. Dennis and
7. w. Blakey.
A pupil in the public schools, who
claims to know, says there are at
least a dozen boys in the schools who
carry pistols habitually. The duties
of the Examining Board should be
extended so as TO cover the cases Of
these youngsters.
The bridge over Meningitis mill
pond, In the north part OF the county
suddenly gave way in the center and
fell in the pond Sunday afternoon
Two persons passed over 1t a few
moments before 1t gave way aud mar
rowly escaped going down in thu
wreck.
Attention Is called to the card OF
L. Gauchat, practical jeweler, Clarks
vile, Tenn, which appears In thii
issue. Mr.. Gauchat is an experienced
workman and the leading jeweler o
Clsrksville and work entrusted Il
him for repairs win receive prompt
and careful attention. Read his care
for fuller particulars.
D. Burrus was tried before Polio
Judge Hord and jury of three, b
consent, after FIVE had been rejected
last Tuesday afternoon, on a charg
of violating the corporation law il
admitting persons into his busincs
house ON Sunday. He was convicte'
on:four counts and fined $40 on each
Pembroke Criterion.
The title Of DIR. Young's great lee
ture, which will be delivered at tn
Methodist Church next Thursda
night, is "Twenty Thousand Mile
by Land and Water We again urg
all persons to go, who have sufllcier
culture to appreciate great orato
fascinating subject and valuable IL
Formation. 1t will cost only 25 cent
Judge Tyler, of Clarksville, order
cd q. w. Station, who is both sheril
aud jailer, to release prisoner VIII
was serving out sentence in jai
Station declined to do SO without
pardon from the Governor for II
man and the court fined him SIC
and threatened to send him to jai
Station has sued the Democrat ft
$4,000 damages for publications n