Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-29
THIS AND THAT.

ffltZs OLD btAnu.F
Go to A. G. Bush for boots and
shoes and save moneys
The wind blew out many of the
street lamps Wednesday night.
The police appeared yesterday for
the first time with their he W helmets.
The Court of claims will meet In
this city on Monday the 10Th day of
April.
Wm.Guild, the colored barber, is
now with Young II Co. of the First
National shop.
Mrs. X. /. Martin will assist Miss
Alice Hayes in the trimming depart
ment this season.
l.. l.. Buckner is prepared 10 break
young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, on his track"
The latest is that work will DO be-
gun on the o. V. next week. We
hope 1t ia true, but hope long deferred
maketh the heart sick.
Tomorrow is the last day for doc
tors 10 register under tho new law.
All not registered April Ut will be
flned II they practice medicine.
Austin Peay, Jr, who had the
misfortune to break his arm at his
home in Christian county last Fri.
day, is improving. -Clarksville Prog
resi-.
Rev. j. w. B'gham will preach at
Fairview next Saturday night and
Sunday instead of l,t Saturday and
Sunday in April, as he will be absent
at that time.
The TERRY the Swell" Company,
booked for this city Tomorrow night,
went to pieces in ST. Louis Tuesday,
and their engagement here is of
course Cancelled.
The Baptist circles numb IRA 7 and |
s will meet at Crofion next Sstur-
day and Sunday. Rsv A. w. Meach-
am will preach the sermon for the
occasion this evening.
Rev. Jno. o. Rust will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning and at the Ninth Street
Presbyterian church, for Rev. Mr..
Nourse, on Sunday night.
The KENTucKIAS's bulletin board,
which nosis the latest news twice a
day, supplies "a long felt want"
The people have already learned TO
60 to II for the news OF the day.
The tnnual meeting of the stock
holders Of the ii n. " G. Turnpike
Co will be held at the Court House
on Saturday, April 7lb, at 10 o'clock.
Tnos. w. LONG,
Sect'y. and Tr.
The roof Of the Blumenstiel Car
rage Co, caught fire Wednesday af-
ternoon, from the engine flue, but
the employees promptly put out the
fire without giving an alarm. No
damage was done.
Tho horse attached 10 Henry Drex-
ler's meat wagon ran oil Wednesday
afternoon, but the boy who was driv-
ing held him in the middle Of the
street until he became tired of run
ming aud no damage was done.
Mr. Jim Ware, of Webster county,
Is In the city for few days visit
Mr.. Ware says that the disease at
Dixon is bat little abated as yet,
there having been several deaths in
the la.t few dsys.-Clarksville Prog
ress
A steam valve was opened In
Forbes Mill Wednesday night by
piece of timber being blown against
cord and q whistle blew for quar-
ter Of an hour before 1t could be
stopped. Many persons went to the
mill to see what was the matter.
DR.. Felix, of Cerulean Springs, was
called IN to SEQ the children of b. h.
Wood, who were poisoned by taking
"worm medicine" He attributed
the bad effects of the medicine TO the
overdose and not the medicine itself,
If it had been properly administered.
Mr.. Harry Fraser, of Birmingham,
late Of this city will, at near date ac-
cept position with the @. Il o. as
Superintendent of Construction, at a
largely increased salary over that now
paid him by the l. Il N. Mr. Fra
ser's friends here will learn with
pleasure of his increasing success.
4. Wells White, of Louisville, and
Miss Staple Gstewood, of Trenton,
eloped from the latter place to Clarks-
vile, Saturday, and were married by
DR.. Sears. White was visiting his
uncle at Trenton and met his bride
for the fret time Gully three days be-
fore. Miss Gatewood was an Or
phan who lived with the family of
Col. Sebree.
Messrs. W. B. & G. 7. Mason have
again opened a store room on the
corner of 10Th and Main for the pur-
pose of handling the Wood Binders
and Russell Engines. This firm sold
these machines last year and in every
instance their wares gave the utmost
satisfaction. They Invite an inspec-
tiou aud comparison of their machines
with other Keepers. See their ad-
vertisement elsewhere.
Ellis & Co. are now running their
ice factory on its full capacity and
turning out ten tons day. Ttey