Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-10-01
HERE AND THERE.

The Baptist Circle Meeting at oil
vet Saturday and Sunday was apleas
ant and successful affair.
The Young people had a storm
party at Mr.. @. o. Colds Frida!
evening.
Mr.. Thos. II. Csrloss has been ap
pointed an Asylum commissioner
vice Lucien Jones, resigned.
We want two well preserved copie
ofthe KENTUoKlAN for each of tn,
dates Of Feb. IL and July 10, 1889
DR.. T W. Forshee, who formerl,
visited this city as a specialist, ha
located at Madison, Ind.
Mr.. ]. J. Rye, Of Clarksville, wa
ordained as minister OF the Cumb
erland Presbyterian church, las
week.
ii. d. Pollard has sold out his inter
est Ia the Cadiz bread wagon t.
Clarence Lindsay. He remains with
the new firm as baker.
The cupola has been moved from
the front of the Baptist church and
the place covered over with tin
roofing.
Frank L. Hancock, Pension Atty, il
located for several weeks over Judge
McPherson's Office call and bring all
papers with you.
Mr.. G. w. Dncker has improved
the looks Of his lot on Ninth stree,
by putting handsome stone steps at
his gate.
Read what Edmundson & Long
have 10 say about that fine brand Of
liquor that they are handling.
They have the exclusive agency for
II.
The sixth death from diphtheria
occurred Saturday. There are three
or four other cases In the city, two
OF them In the family of Mr.. n. L.
Waller.
A cabin on Mrs. Mamie Cox's farm
near Belleview, was burned last We'd
desday night. It was occupied by
Ned Childresa, COL, who lost every
thing he had by the fire.
The horse captured near this city,
which had been ridden by w. I.
Brame, was called for by the owner
q few days ago, from whom II had
been stolen at Greenbrier, Tenn.
Max Solomon has on exhibition
In his store q bunch Of second growth
strawberries, raised In Judge Saw
ages flower house. They are full
grown, thoroughly ripe and their
order Is perfect.
See advertisement Of Wybrant's
studio, Louisville, elsewhere. For
artistic work this establishment has
no superior. Parties visiting that
city win be benefited by giving
Frank Wybrant the proprietor, a
call.
Three large families Of movers
travelling in five covered wagons, with
fat stock and good new vehicles,
passed through town yesterday en-
route to Southern Missouri. They
were from about Murfreesboro,
Tenn,
Jack Quarles, COL, who suicided at
Garrettsburg last week had 81, 800
insurance on his life. No cause has
yet come TO light, though there are
rumors Of some sort Of trouble with
Clarksville tobacco men, that may
have induced Quarles to take his life.
A protracted meeting was begun
at Olivet Baptist church near Gar
rettsburg, last Sunday, at which
tine five persons united with the
Rev. J. G. Kendall, the pas.
tor, win be assisted this week by Rev.
J. b. Shelton.
DIR. J. A. Southall inserts q pro-
card In this issue. He has
recently moved 10 this city from
Hanson, KY, and comes with several
years. experience in his profession.
We commend him to the public as q
courteous gentleman and capable
physician. His office 10 over the
Bank.
Miss Virginia Halle Is meeting
with good success in canvassing for
her circulating library. She has
about 40 names and needs only 10
more 10 insure the establishment of
the library. Those failing to see her
can secure membership at sl.2b for
one year by calling upon Wyly y
Burnett,
At 3 O'Clock p. m. last Sunday o.
few Of the sunday school workers Of
the city held an informal meeting at
the G. P. church, the object Of which
was to organize q union temperance
afternoon Sunday school under the
auspices Of the w. @. T. U. An Or
ganization was not effected, but
committee Of ladies was appointed
on arrangements and another meet
ing announced at the same place for
next Sunday evening. All persons
interested In Sunday school work
are invited to be present.
Capt. Sam Sites, for several years
with the L. & NJ, but now with the
Ohio vallev, met with painful ac-
cident At PRINCETON last week.
While attempting to set brake, he
slipped and fell from the top Of
freight car to the ground. His head