Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-05
HERE AND rAsRs,


shoes aud save moneys
J. Il. Girrity has resigned his pc
sition with Green & Nourse.
The Casky Grange has fixed upon
Thursday May 9th, as the date of its
next annual Stock Sale.
L. L Buckner is prepared 10 break
young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, on his tracks
Mrs. NJ. N. Roach, who has been
III for three weeks. is still very sick,
though slightly improved.
Mr.. j. M Glass, who recently re-
turued from Greensboro, has accepted
position with g. NJ. Latham.
1t is to be hoped that no serious
damage was done the fruit crops by
the frost Of Wednesday night.
Chicken thieves visited Mr.. w. S.
Davidson one night this week and
appropriated his fine Leghorns.
Rev. IL. G.. Perry, of Chicago, will
preach at Grace Episcopal church
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock
Attention Is called to the Semi-An-
nual Exhibit of the Building and
Loan Association which appears esq.
where In this issue.
Messrs. Forbes & Bro. are drawing
plans and specifications for the First
Presbyterian Church parsonage, and
work will begin as 90 as practica'
BILE.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Board Of Commissioners of the
Asylum was held Tuesday afternoon
Accounts aggregating So 1908 were
allowed.
Sheriff w. NJ. West and Mr.. Wal
ter Kelly, who went to Frankfort
last Monday to carry Christians
three penitentiary recruits, returned
Wednesday.
When Miss Alice Hayes returns
from the Eastern cities she will have
one of the largest aud most elegant
lines Of millinery goods ever brought
to this city.'
Mr.. L. ID. Jameson's house near
Pembroke, burned las. Sunday, was
insured for $500 in the North
America, one Of Long, winfree &
Kelly's companies.
Under the operations Of special
act of the last legislature, Beverley is
not to have any liquor traffic. The
county judge decided against an APP
plication for license last Monday.
The wounds of Ed Wade, who was
shot by his brother john at Fsirview
the frat of the week, were less SER
ious than at first reported aud will
not prove fatal. The gun was load
ed with small shot.
As Miss Bassett, q young lady OF
Rsthel Female College, left the train
on Monday evening she either
dropped or had stolen pocket-book
containing s3j aud key. A liberal
reward 10 the finder
Mr.. W. u. Kennedy and Miss En-
ma Elgiu will be married next Tues
day afternoon at Little River church
a. ) 80, Tue groom and bride will
take board and rooms at Mr.. Ben. j.
G4rnett's, Pembroke.
The name OF the Clarksville Turn
pike Company has been changed to
Kentucky and Tennessee Turnpike
Company, The directory held a
meeting few days ago, at Longview,
and elected the same officers for an-
other year.
The Masonic Lodge held very
pleasant and interesting meeting
Monday night. The first was confer
red on Jno. J. Norton and the third on
Hiram A Salter. Rev. ii. q. Perry
was present and made very enter.
tanning talk.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the ii N. Il G. Turnpike
Co, will be held at the Court House
on Saturday, April 7lh, at 10 o'clock
THos. w. LONG,
Sect'y. and Tr.
Jared Hawkins flne black and
tan terrier, "Macon Moore" was rnr
over and cut in two by a freight
train at the 10th street crossing We'd
nesday morning. Macon was SAID tc
be the finest ratter In tho city, and
Jared had almost as soon have lost
baby.
G. NJ. Latham has the latest novel
ty. 1t is large toy for his show
window, representing a cow and calf
The animals are wonderfully true tc
nature in appearance aud even the
maternal bawl Of COW and the bleal
of calf are initiated by moving theiI
heads to one side.
The Brooklyn, the vessel upon
which Lieut.. w. II. IL. Switzerland
has been stationed for nearly three
years, Is now on her way home from
Asia. She left Honolulu last Novem
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