Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-19

young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, ON his tracks
Gorton's Minstrels played TO q good
house Saturday night and gave uni
versal satisfaction.
Fruit trees are almost ready to
bloom an6 the crop of peaches, plums,
ETC., is very promising, unless here
after killed.
The moon was full Sunday and
good many Of those who attended the
saloon Openings the day before
were In tho same fix.
l.. Lsiber, tho white barber who
had q shop In the Phoenix Hotel last
year, has re-opened in a room over
Hooser & Ballard.
Hugh Campbell, an employe of
this Office, had two fingers Sc
verely mashed Sunday while mon
keying with derrick.
The first Presbyterian Church has
formally called Rev. j. W. Crawford
to the pastora,e. lie has been serv-
ing as stated supply for the past ear.
Mr.. ]. II. Green, an experienced
handler of race horses, has come from
Cyuthiana, Ky, to drive for Mr.. P.
II. McNaney through the present sea-
son.
Messrs. VIM. Wharton, WIN. Camp
bell and Tom Boyd are rival Demo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature
from Trigg county. Mr.. Wharton 10
the present representative.
Diston Berry, the colored forgeri
who was bound over in the sum Of
500 to answer tho action Of the
grand jury, forgot to show up and
his bondsman, Esq. Warfield, has
paid the forfeited bond money.
Lewis Allen, COL, was arrested
here Tuesday evening. lie is wanted
at Hinsleytown, for shooting another
negro, in u difficulty at that place
about Christmas -Clarksville To-
bdcbo Leaf
The following Republicans are APP
plicants for the Cadiz Postofilce, viz
Messrs. John Malone, Harry Carton
and John Pool, each of whom have
petitions aud are soliciting signers.-
Telephone.
Mrs. John Rose, of Pembroke, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Nan
ME Grlssam, of Hopkinsvillc, are in
the city. The former is under treat
ment by DR.. Howard. Mrs. Grissam
returned home yesterday.-Clarks-
vile Tobacco Leaf.
Pocketbook containing $l3 and
valuable papers lost between Cox Mill
road and Howell last Thursday.
Finder can have the money and l
will further reward him If he will
return the papers to me al Church
Hills w. ii. ADAMS.
w. NJ. Gray, proprietor Of the
Progressive Shop, has moved his bar
Der shop from Main to Ninth Street,
and is now nicely fixed up in the
room nearly opposite this office. lie
will be glad to servo his friends at
his new stand. See his dad"
Perhaps the oldest man in Cadiz 10
Mr.. George L. ToriAn, now living
with his son-in-law, Mr.. Blake Baker.
Mr.. Torian is now In his S5th year.
He was a merchant in Cadiz when
the town was a village, and can re-
lato many interesting incidents of
olden time.-Telephone.
The bright spring weather Of last
week has caused gardening opera
tions to be begun in earnest. A good
many have planted full assortment
of the earlier vegetables. Those who
believe in the clark Of the moon"
theory are waiting until this week
to plant Irish potatoes.
In Henderson the city license to re-
tail liquor is only $75 per year, and
we have about Go dealers--realizing
near $4,000 year fer the sinking
fund. The News leans to the opinion
the license should be raised to at
least $500 for first-class saloons and
| 500 for second class, with a SIS IL
cense for retailing beer.-Henderson
News.
See advertisement elsewhere of
Ducker's Carriage Shop, cor. 9Th aud
Clay streets, Metcalfe Mfg Co.'s old
stand. Repairing aud repainting
will be made q specially and all work
done in first class style ALLOW figures
Give this reliable manufacturing es-
tablishment trial and you will be
pleased as to character of work and
prices.
Chas. lowe, who has recently ac-
quired a great deal Of unenvisble no.
toriety, returned 10 Clarksville Sat-
urday morning. His brother, Van
Lowe, an attorney from Upton, ar
rived in town last week and took
charge Of Charles case. He arrang-
ed a compromise with the authorities,
by which Charlie should go before the
grand jury and give the testimony re-
quired Of him, and Afterwards leave