Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-01-25

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Covington-The South End Land
Co.. capital stock $4,000, has been
chartered by A. j. Carpenter, George
Argus and A. &. Simrall.
lIartford-The Hartford Mills
have been improved.
Hebderson-The object of the Ken
lucky y Tennessee Construction Co
reported last week chartered, is To-
build the Henderson State Line Rail-
road, which has been consolidated
with the Bowling Green, Hartford II
Northern Railroad. Capital stock is
$4,000. l. NJ Rice is president.
IIenderson-John H. Hodge, Thorn
as Hodge, S. X. Dula ana J. h. Rank
in have incorporated the lodge To.
bacco Co, Capital stock 100000, TO
manufacture plug and smoking to-
bacco. viii probably succeed Thom-
as Hodge and John Ii. Hodge, tobac-
co dealers.
Il.ckmsn-A subscription of $780,
600 has been voted TO the Paducah,
Hickman Il Southern Railroad.
Louisville-Ali Ia Cox, A. Lswton,
j. q. Strother, +. Il. Montgomery
and others have formed natural
gas company with II capital stock OF
100000. They have an option on
5000 acres of land ut West Point, in
Hardin county, and will sink several
wells.
Louisvile--A. Dumesnil and III
DumesniI, manufacturers brick,
have incorporated the Dumesnil
Brothers Co, capital stock $4,000, TO
manufacture building materials, con-
tract for the erection of buildings, etc.
Louisville-The Kentucky I'm
provement Co, capital stock $780,
900, has been organized to deal III
railroad supplies, with f. ID. Carley
as president,
Louisville-R. B. Cotter, manufac-
turer lumber, etc has, with t. Z.
Scott, incorporated as the X o Cot
ter Lumber Co., authorized capital
stock S500,000. Their lumber mill
will be enlarged soon.
Louisville-An elevator is to be
put in the city hall, and bids will be
wanted as soon as plans and specif-
cations are made. The mayor can
give Information. I'D.
L1uisville-The Peter Burghard
Stone Co. has been incorporated to
manufacture stone aud marble, etc,
by Joseph II. Peter, Samuel Warren
aud Henry Borgmeir. The capital
stock is TO be $4,000.
Louisville-The Bridges Mcdowell
Go reported last week as chartered,
will not manufacture paints, etc. at
present.
Louisyille-W. j. Tapp is over
hauling the machinery in his factory
preparatory TO resuming the manu-
faclure of jute bagging.
disonville-Charles r. Ross is
not building flour mill as lately
stated, but is improving the Ex-
change Flour Mills, of which he is
head miller.
Maysville-The Maysvile Manu-
turers' Association Is being organ
lied to encourage and aid in the start
ing of manufactures. NJ. g. Russell,
G. 4. Woods, w. IL. Cox and others
are interested.
Maysville-J. II. Rains & Sons
have purchased and will add to their
tobacco factory machinery for manu-
featuring plug tobacco.
Paducah-Tile works are projected.
Paducah-Frank Riglesberger, of
MOrristowD, Ind, has purchased $50
feet of water front property and will
build a large lumber mill and furni-
ture factory to employ 100 hands,
win commence work about last of
March.
Princeton-T. j. johnson, c. Il.
Allen and others have chartered the
Princeton Commercial Club, author
lied capital stock $4,000. The prin-
cipal object is to encourage the start
ing oflnanufacturing enterprises.
Pine Grove-Jones g. Gay, of Win
chester, will build three.story grain
elevator 50xl00 feet.
Winchcster--The Winchester Ma
tional Bank will erect three-story