Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-13
HERE ANDTHERE.

Prettiest jewelry in the city q
New Jswelry Store, los Mains
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros
Clarksville, Tenn, and save money.
Robt. NJ. Woodbridge livery and sal
table, Fritz stand. Telephone l4f.+
Elegant Holiday>Presents and bar
gains In Diamonds Nthe New Jew
elry stores
| Headquarters for city transfer u
till at Jao. q. Ellis livery STABLE
w. s. Davison.t
Two weddings are booked fol
next Wednesday, and still there ar,
more to follow. La
Choice family lard, strictly porl
sausage, pigs feet snd brains at
w. J. Withers & Son's.*
Andrew Crabtree, COL, aged II
years, died In the city Tuesday, o.
dropsy, after alingeriug illness.
The Fusion Ticket scheme lie toe
thin for winler weather. Give us
something we can't see through.
The "Old Gang followers are bet.
ting on but one OF their men and
they are only doing that 70 keep their
courage up. Y
The Peerless Minstrels will repeat
thsir performance at the Opera
House on the night ofthe 18th, with
. change Of program.
Mr.. A. +. Boyd caught mouse
this week that was pure white, with
the exception Of a few mole. colored
spots about It's head.
Bishop Dudley will preach In
Grace church, on Sunday next at IL
a. IN. and 7.30 p. m. Conformation
administered at morning service.
Geo. W. Lander and Sam L. Walk!
er have been appointed special police
men for Saturday and another good
man will also be sworn In II 1t 10
deemed necessary.
Under what authority and by
whose order Is the unlawful military
company being organized and for
what purposea Who is to blame for
this open defiance OF law?
Drilling with deadly weapons may
be intended as bold bluff to terror
izs the supporters Of the Citizens
Progressive ticket, but we have so far
heard Of no knees knocking together.
A stranger with a punch and judy
show gave open air exhibitions of
ventriloquism aud introduced new
French soap on the streets this week.
He had fine voice and sold a big lot
OF his soap.
Messrs Riudle & Fly made salts
factory settlement with their insur-
ance men this week and rc-opened
for business Tuesday. They took
the damaged stock at about ten cents
on the dollar.
WHAT are the colored people TO re-
ceiye 10 return for the allegiance
they are being required to swear to
their party masters3 Perhaps some
one their race Is to be given another
chance at the jsiler's otlice.
The French soap man struck the
town at an opportune time. The
parties who are doing the dirty work
for the "Old Gang" ticket will need
soap, and a:good deal Of 1t, TO clean
after the election.
So-called military companies or
yanized without the authority Of the
Governor are nothing more nor less
han armed mobs. They must under
stand this and furthermore under
stand that nobody will DO intimidated
by them.
Not content with circulating lies
about Mr.. John q. Latham, militia
~ company has been organized TO
iivide honors with the Latham
Light Guards. They are drillingin the
hall where the "Old Gang" have their
headquarters.
AT the bazaar on tho 18th inst. the |
aides OF the Methodist church will
naye for sale articles OF every de-
suitable for Christmss pres
,nts. Here is your chance to secure
your presents at small cost and at
.hs same time aid worthy cause. |
The board of tax supervisors will
meet the first Monday in January to
lcsr complaints from those who
.hink they have been improperly as
'essed. The board Is composed Of
Messrs. r. NJ. Anderson, r. Y. Pend
eton, M. v. Owen, v. c. Clark, and
]. M, PPool. i
Mrs. Sallie r. Owen has received
IN full the sum of $1,000, the amount
e . policy held by her late husband,
Mr.. VIM. A. Owen, in the Ken tucky
alutual Benefit Society, represented
BY O. w. Hardin and 4. p. Johnaon,
Of Lopgview, Ky. She desires to re-
turn thanks for the prompt and sat-
Isfsctory payment.
Mr.. Jss. A. Campbell, who went
from this place to San Diego county,
California, several years ago, q few
days since sent 70 his brother, Mr..
W. II. Campbell, a sample.of the raj
aims grown in his vineyar this year.