Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-22
THIS AND THAT.

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Thieves raidod G II. Hisgin's her
roost Sunday night,
Go to A. G. Bush for boots and
shoes and save moneys
Sam Heater has gone to Lafayette
to take charge ola farm.
The County Medical Society mot
In the Office of Drs. Seargent & Bla-
key Monday.
| w. Il. Adcock, of Church Hill, who
has been quite sick with pneumonia,
is much better.
A nice line OF new Spring Hats,
Bonncts, Ribbons &c, just received
at Miss Alice Hayes'.+
L. L. Buckner is prepared 10 break
young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, on his tracks
DIR. w. NJ. Fuqua is slowly recoy-
ering from his injuries received by
being thrown from his buggy.
Rev. w. l.. Nourse will begin a Sc
ries of sermons ON "Church and
State" next Sunday morning.
Max Soloman Il Co., started their
soda fount Wednesday with free
treat to their friends aud custom
ers.
Do not fail to read @. NJ. Latham's
new advertisement, in which he calls
attention TO his new stock of sprin &
goods.
The stranger who rented Mr.. l..
Bells store for saloon has failed 10
return and take possession up to
the present time.
Mrs. NJ. L. r ,dgers has fitted up
nice millinery store In thcee rooms OF
her residence and her business will
not be interrupted by the fire.
The farmers organization known
as The Wheel Alliance is beginning
toget footing in this county, a
lodge having been organized at Bsv-
erley.
Rev. w. b. Walker will preach at
the Baptist church Sunday, the pas
tor Rev. j. N. Prestridge having
gone on ten days visit to Austin
aud San Antonio, Tex.
DIR. j. NJ. Gill delivered a lecture at
the G. p. Church last evening on his
trip through Europe. His talk was
about the four cities of London, Par
is, Rome and Naples. The admission
Was % cents.
Miss Nora Starke has been granted
leave OF absence for month and
has gone home TO recuperate her
health. Miss Mckee takes her room
and Miss Inez Ellis takes Miss
McKce's In the Public Schools.
From every direction comes the
news of great activity In the work Of
corn planting. The fine weather Is
being taken advantage Of by farm
ers all over the county and many Of
them are already through planting.
Rev. ii. G. Perry, of Chicago, lee
tured to the pupils of Bethel Female
College Wednesday morning on
"Midd aud Soul Culture" His re;
marks were listened TO with much
pleasure by the young ladies, who
gave him a vote Of thanks.
The book for subscription to stock
in the 18th Series ofthe Hopkinsville
Building Il Loan Association will be
opened on April LIST at the office OF the
Treasurer. The Stock in the 3 will
be retired and paid on the above date.
Tnos.W LONG, Treas.s
Pockotbook containing $l3 and
valuable papers lost between Cox Mill
road and Howell last Thursday.
Finder can have the money and l
will further reward him IL he will
return the papers TO me ut Church
Hillt W II. ADAMS.
ThoCityCouncil has ordered a pave
ment laid on the East side of Main
street from the Phoenix Hotel TO Jno.
b. Trice's, distance of about half a
mile. On the gIeaIer part Of this
line the pavement on the West side
has been kept up and the East side
has never been paved. Where the
pavements have beea put down they
will be relaid upon uniform grade.
A pavement has also been ordered
on Walnut street from Ninth street
to ]. NJ. Clark's residence near Four
tenth.
Jones & Banks, the 7th street tom
serial artists, have just added to their
furniture department four new and
elegant chairs with revolving seats,
the finest ever used in the city. These
elegantly arranged chairs are such q
great improvement over the old style
BARRIERS chair that once shaved in
one you will use no other. They dc
much ofthe frat class business of the
city and customer once made is re.
tanned. If you have not tried them
try them once and you'll surely be
pleased.
THE MULE BUSINESS.
A Leading Farmer Engages In New