Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-11-15
HERE AND THERE.

Wanted, q good harness horse Tor
family use. John Stites.t
The trial of Elish Ricketts, was
postponed until next Monday.
Buy goods of5-McGehee Bros
Clarksville, Tenn, and save moneys
Robt. M. Woodbridge, livery and sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l44.'
The Methodist ladies gave an
oyster supper at the Court House last
night.
Headquarters for city transfer 10
still at Jno. G. Ellis livery stable.
w. 8. Davison.+
Prof S. L. Frogge, of lafayette,
will be Democratic candidate for
County School Superintendent.
Mr.. Alex Gilliland has bought out
Polk Cansler's interest In the lime
making firm of Cansler & Connell.
The Democratic candidates Of
Trigg are announced to speak at
Cerulean Springs on Saturday, the
23rd inst.
Remember the display of bouquets
at Konetzka's jewelry store to-day.
Handsome premiums will he given
for the three prettiest bouquets.
Jno. Q. McGehee, merchant at
Montgomery, shipped a lot Of hogs
to Louisville Tuesday. One among
the number wesghed sos pounds.
j. A. Koneizka has just received
large and very handsome Mosler
safe, properly shelved and lined for
depositing fine jewelry and other
valuables.
The 10Th semi-annual meeting of
OF the Mcdowell Medical Society was
held in Henderson this week. At
night the doctors partook of 'possnm
supper at DR.. Dixon's.
J. ID. Good, of BAlnbrldge, recently
circulating cards announcing himself
q Democratic candidate for jailer,
has torn them up and now calls him
self an independent candidate.
The Superior Court has reversed
the case OF the L. & N. Railroad VS..
appealed from Christian
Circuit Court. This is the mule
killing case Of w. I. Vaughan.
There have been no arrests made
by the police since our Tuesdays
report and things In their line are
remarkably quiet. Only IL arrests
have been made thls month, against
"a for like period last month.
Rev. J. G.. Kendall, pastor Of To-
Gust Grove church, was. very pleas
antly remembered by his congrega-
ton last week with a wagon load Of
family supplies. The protractcd
closed Thursday. There
we've s additions.
Mr.. G w. Shaw, of Fairview, has
moved TO the city to live and is occu-
pying the cottsge on Campbell street,
which he purchased from Mr.. II. E.
Wiley two years ago. Mr.. Shaw Is
adding several new rooms to his
house and Mr.. Sam Elgin will live
with him.
In district No. l, of Montgomery |
Tenn.,s colored woman, living
IN the farm OF Clarence Dunn, left
home leaving three children alone 10
he cabin. During her absence the
house caught fire and the children
we're burned 10 death. Their charred
-emaius were raked from the ashes.
Mr.. @. NJ. Latham received from
he east last week . live horse shoe
,rab. II was kept several days In a
ub of salt water and was quite 4 Gu
'iosity to those who had never been
o the seashore. II was killed this
week and the horseshoe shaped shell
IAN still DO seen at Mr.. Latham's
tore. 1t Is rs large around as the
,rown OF q mans hat.
J. II. Durando and d. Galbreath
had an alteration Tuesday evening
"a front of the formers store. Ac-
,ording to Durando's statements,
had been to his store
several times during the day and
lad used insulting and abusive Ian
yuage to him. Finally he got tired
If II and pummeled Galbreath severe
y with his fists. L. III. Mckee inter-
Tered and separated them.
The frequent comments on the
the :9th inst. shows
In interest that is rarely expressed
by the public, which encourages the
participants, causing them to double
heir efforts TO make the affair more
novel than ever. Among the special
les is q "bsnjo duet" rendered ex-
,eptionally well by Messrs. Lindsay
and Jones, but their original farce
entitled "Street ventriloquist" is
played with distinct humor and
ability. These with other specialties,
which will DO announced from time
10 time, should be particularly noted,
md that they may serve to stimulate |
BUR people TO patronize the enter
Is the united wish of the |
entire troupe, but especially our
fire boys" for whose benefit this
is given.