Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-03-12
THIS AND ThAT,

First Presbyterian Church announc
ed from the pulpit last Sunday.
L. L. Duckner is prepared TO breal
young horses, and also train horsei
for the turf, on his tracks
The late grand jury in Trigg re-
turned So indictments. Most OF them
were for minor oflienses, 10 being fol
carrying concealed deadly weapons
Todd county will nominate Dem
ocratic candidate for the Legislature
next Saturday. Esquire w. Is Brew
err and Capt. N. b. Riley are the can.
didates.
The Chatsuqut lecture course for
next season Is almost assured. Let a
few more citizens go forward and
purchase sea son tickets and all doubt
will be removed.
IL you are going 10 furnish your
house this spring don't fail to call
aud see Thompson Il Mcliey nolds'
stock OF furniture. Latest styles
at lowest prices.-
There will be services at the First
Presby terrain Church next Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday nights.
The pastor expects Rev. w. Clellsn,
of Greensboro, to assist him.
Mr.. Eugene Wood gave fish par
ty at his residence Friday evening,
which was highly enjoyed by about
a dozen Of his gentlemen friends.
The fish were some Of his own catch
ing.
The total vote IN Hopkinsvillo this
year was two votes less than In 1886,
and yet a wet ms jority of202 was In
creased to ga. Fully 200 men who
went for prohibition must have
changed to the other side this time.
Iths b,sn developed that j.
Clay johnson, the forgsr recently ar
rested In Clarksville, 10 also a biga-
mist and an ex.convlct having re-
Gently served term In the Virginia
penitentisry for forgery.
Messrs. Will Hickman, OF Georgia,
and Baylor Hickman, St Louis, sons
of DR.. l.. b. Hickman, will each be
married shortly, and are expected to
be here with their brides before the
end Of the present month.
Little lone Metz, daughter Of Mr.
A. A. Metz, took 4 child's part In one
OF Frank Lindon's performances last
week. She acquitted her elf with
much credit, being entirely self-pos-
sessed, although 1t was her first APP
pearance before the footlights.
There Is some talk to the effect that
Gordon Hanberry may be an indie
pendent candidate for the Legisla-
ture. lie would make II mighty in
the other candidates, II
he should turn himself loose like he
did In the SherifI-s race last summer
IIopkinsville now has police
force Of which she may well be proud.
They are all sober, trustworthy and
men, who know their
duty and dare TO discharge 1t. Boys,
we say this because we can do So
ronscientlou,ly and don't charge You
q cent for IL.
The Darlington Wine Co. inserts
An advertisement to-day calling at
tcntion TO their fine brands of home
made wiues. This IL home Indus
try and the company is prepared to
al orders for as fine wines as can be
bought In markets elsewhere. All
they ask is q trial.
Deg Jldsteln, of Louisville, Is In
the city, and all persons whose sight
Is failing them or are too old for their
glasses should consult him. lie ex-
amines the eyes and ilts themwith just
the glasses that are needed. Lost
sight never returns. lie lie stopping
At the Phoenix Hotel.
Pembroke has literary club the
of which make a specially
Of the study of English history and
The Pembroke Criterion says: "We
opine that It would be hard TO stag
ger member with question bear
ing on important English history for
The $50 years following the conquest
Of England by the Conqueror."
A young minister named Shelton,
who is q student at Bethel College,
Russsllville, preached at the Baptist
church Sunday night. AT the morn
ing service the pastor, Rev. j. N,
Prcstridgs, preached carefully pre-
pared sermon ON "The Southern
from the text "Can ye dis
,ern the signs of the times3"
DR.. Forshee, Of the Coffee Medical
Institute, Louisville, specialist, spent
at the Phoenix according
to advertisement. lie was visited by
quite a number during the day, and
many cases. lie Is gain
Ing reputation in this. section, al
ready having relieved several patients
whose cases were pronounced incura-
Bile by their physicians. He will
make his next regular monthly visit
the second Saturday IN April and will
no doubt be crowded with patients
and he has taken under considera-
ton the advisability Of making two
or three days stay after his next yis-
Ii, as the indications are that there