Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-07
HERE AND THERE.

Call on G. d Webb for fine Buggie
and handy Road Carts.+
Mr.. Thos. Pstree 10 out again aftol
a two weeks spell of sickness.
Wiley & Parker want 10000 lb,
wool. Farmers see them before sell.
ingt
Rev. Josiah Carneal, whose thigh
was recently broken, Is not yet out of
danger.
Pure Brown and White Leghorn
eggs for sale at 50cts per setting. In
quire at this Offices
Rev. II. A. Macdonald went to
Crofton Sunday to dedicate the new
Christian church at that place.
When you visit Evansville stop at
the Sherwood House and you will be
made comfortable and your stay In
the city pleasant.
Ike Lipstine represents one OF the
largest wooden manufactures and
wool growers would do we'll to see
him before selling.*
Ed. Glass. COL, of this city will ap-
ply for soms position under the pres
emit administration. He declines to
say yet what it will be.
Another batch of Indians arrived
yesterday to reinforce the medicine
company, which is still giving night
ly concerts on Sixth street.
Mr.. Joe G. Buckner moved into the
Stewards cottage at the asylum last
week. The cottage was much in-
proved by new paint and paper.
A lamp exploded in J. N. Hipkins'
livery stable last Thursday night,
causing a small fire which was ex-
tinguished in few minutes however.
Mr.. T. NJ. Edmundson has a seven
eighths Alderney COW that gives five
gallons of milk daily and produces
fourteen pounds of butter per week.
Mrs. Geo. W. Saddlcr, whose death
was referred to in our last issue, left
nine children, the Oldest but Is years
of age and the youngest in the era
die.
1t 10 now settled that large num-
Der OF good horses will be on hand at
the races on the Both inst. Every
thing points to a successful spring
meeting.
The "Bank OF Clarksville" has been
chartered at GAINESVILLE with II. G.
Wright, II. E. Ellis, M. L. Wright,
Il. M. Potts and ID. d. Wright as in
corporators.
Mr.. G. NJ. Meacham Is the first
gardener in the city to report fresh
potatoes of his owp raising. He had
them for dinner Sunday as large as
guinea eggs.
A mad dog was killed near Mr..
VIM. Johnson's Friday. This Is get
ting within half mile Of town, and
the police would do well to keep a
sharp look out.
Mrs. Lucien Pool and three Of her
children were thrown from q car
riage while ON their way home from
the city last Thursday and sustained
very painful bruises.
Mr.. ]. f. Pyle has a radish grown
in his garden shaped exactly like a
human hand swollen in the palm.
The thumb and four fingers are all
there, as natural as life.
Mr.. George w. Mstcalfe, Of Hop
kinsviile, representing v. NJ. Met
calfe's fertilizers, spent several days
in this locality last week in the inter-
est Of the Webster Sentinel.
Rev. j. U. Spurlin preached the
dedicatory sermon at the Buffalo
Gap Baptist church, near Cerulean
Springs, Sunday. Dinner was spread
and there was service In the after
noon.
Mrs. M. E. Williams, wife Of one
of the "blind tiger" men run out of
Princeton, has sued the claw and
Order Club" for breaking up her
husbands "restaurant." She wants
$500 damages.
The Casky Grange Sale Thursday
the 9th inst. will cause the livery
stables of this city to do land office
business. Everybody who can leave
town generally attends these most en-
joyable gatherings.
Both the Democratic and the Re-
publican committees met yesterday
and postponed the consideration of
the legislative race. Nothing was
done except to fill vacancies so far as
the public has been advised.
Drs. Knapp 81 Gillespie, the emf
nent opticians Of Nashville, Tenn, are
at the Phoenix for few days only.
Persons having any eye trouble or
want good pair of spectacles should
call at once. No charge for examin-
ation.*
J. +. Baker, tight rope performer,
gave an exhibition Friday afternoon.
His rope was stretched across Main
street from the Thompson building
to the Latham building. He collect
cd $40 from the crowd before the
show began.
George fuckers examining trial
was postponed until next Saturday.
The chances now are that Cush
Henderson will recover. Drs. Bla-