Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-03
HERE AND THERE.

DR.. Seargen', Office over City Bank
Great cut Ia cigars, Randle ~ Ety.
j. II. Cole, a Clarksville confection-
er, assigned last week.
Buy goods Of 5-McGehee Bros
Clarksville, Tenn, and save moneys
Robt. NJ. Woodbridge livery and sale
Stable. Fritz stand. Telephone l44.'
Born, to the wife OF DR.. Clarence
Anderson, Princeton, last week. .
nue boy.
The Union Sunday School met
Sunday afternoon at the Christian
church. l
Headquarters for city transfer ia
till at Jno, q. ELLIS Livery stsable.
| w. 8. Dsvison.*
Choice family lard, strictly pork
sausage, pigs feet aud brains at q
W. j. withers Il Son's.'
Willie d. Carter, Of the Pee Dee
neighborhood. has entered the race
for Assessor on the Democratic tick.
ct. tifit z
Mrs. Floyd, the wife OF farmer
In Montgomery county, Tenn, WAS
fodnd dead In her bed one morning
last week. Z
Rcv. A. w. Meacham, of Belle
view, is still In Union county en-
gagged In 4 revival which has SO far
resulted IN so or 60 conversions. 2
See advertisement Of the dramatic
treat "5iorm Beaten" Friday night,
In this issue. The company is a fine
one and carries its own special
scenery.
The Democratic primary is now
but a little more than q month of.
II any other candidates expect to
come out they should lose no time
in doing so. f M
NJ Solomon q Co, the confec.
TONERS, sold out Friday to Messrs.
W. r. Randie and w. II. Ely. The
firm OF Randle y Ely will continue
the business at the old stand.
The Peerless Minstrels expect to go
| TO ClarksvilIe with their show. They
ought also to repeat their perform
ance here, as many failed to get into
the house. The show netted them
about $3.50.
Another case was gained by the
l.. & N. Saturday. Dick Poseley
brought suit for 5000 damages be-
cause he was knocked Off the track
and considerably bruised. The jury
was 4 sensible one AMI very justly
decided that Paseley had no business
on the railroad track.
While the family OF Mr.. A. II.
Buchanan were at breakfast last Sat-
urday morning smoks was discovered
issuing from their sitting room. Mr.
Everett rushed In and succeeded
In putting out the fire, but not until
several chairs, the carpet and a num-
Der of articles Of wearing apparel
were consumed.
A bird supper was given by Mr..
aud Mrs. Sam McGehee, Belleview,
last Thursday. night, 10 honor OF
their guests, Misses Ada McGehee and
Virginia Barley. Quite large par
ty attended aud serveral hours were
spent very pleasantly feasting on
birds aud merry making.
Rev. w. II, Andereck, Of Danvlile,
Illinois, preached two sermons at the
Baptist Church Sunday. During the
last few months Revs. Tumlin, An
derson, Bailey, Robertson, Thomas,
Fristoe and Andereck have each
preached to the church by special
Invitation and II Is probable that out
Of this list q pastor will be called be-
fore the eud Of The year.
The contract for rebuilding the
Hord block has been let to Forbes Il
Bro. for s2,700. The insurance was
settled at about $2,940. The new
building will be several feet higher
than the old one and will have iron
instead Of wooden cornice. The
work of clearing away the debris and
taking down the inside walls was
begun Saturday and the building.
with favorable weather, will be
ready for occupancy in four or five
weeks.
The Ladies' Guild Of Grace Epis.
copal Church will give an entertain
ment Friday evening, December 9th,
at the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Cowan.
The program will consist Of recita-
tions and vocal and instrumental
music by the best talent Of the city.
Among other attractions there will
be diverting musical sketch in cos
tune entitled mine Old Maids from
Alaska, and "Money Musk, recita-
ton with an accompaniment on
violin and piano. Admission, 10
cents. 4Fg & sss :
The protracted meeting at the vir-
ginia street colored Baptist church
closed Sunday night. II lasted two
weeks and there were 81 conversions
The converts win be baptized In the
mill pond Sunday morning at II
O'Clock, by Ed. Williams, ED. I
| p. Smith is the same evangelist who
assisted In the meeting last year
when l22 Joined the church. He ha'
recently held two other meetings In
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