Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-25
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Go to A &. Bush for boots ant
shoes and save moneys
This is good time to trim your
grape vines aud young trees.
Jane lIadden wells at Miss Alice
Hays. Also material for tame, at all
prices.
Bill Porter was fined So and costs
In the city court, Tuesday, for drunk.
enpess.
Paper sacks for putting up hams
for sale at this Office, al from Ia To
3 cents each
Tom Metcalfe will have a new
laundryman this week to take charge
of his steam laundry.
Drs. Dulin and Blakey were busy
all day Wednesday examining APP
plicants for pensions.
Forbes Il Bro took an order for a
traction engine in Montgomery coun-
ty, Tenn, this week.
Chas. Brown, col, was up in the
city court Monday for beating his
wife, Judgment was suspended.
Policemen West and Twymin are
out in their bright and snowy new
uniforms. The others should follow
suit.
The handsome pair of draught-
horses purchased by the city arrived
this week and are much admired by
all who have seen them.
A month from now the county will
be In tie throes of another election
contest between the Welt and Drys.
The election comes OF early in March
The front of Richards ~ Green's
grocery is now a brilliant red. 10
fact II Is about as well read as the
KENTuCKIAN, which Is saying about
all there is 10 say.
De. A Young has been invited
by the Indiana Institute of IIomeop-
athy, which meets at Indianapolis in
May, to read apaper before its Blu
reau OF Gynaecology.
There will be dance at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Walter Warfield, Jr.,
near Casky, this evening, which will
be attended by quite a number of the
young people from this city.
Arrangements are being made to
have Sam Small, the noted evange-
list, spend NIX days in the county, be-
ginning Feb. 9th, In the interest of
the prohibition side OF tho coming
contest.
The lock-box and wire work en-
closing the post Office have been set
back In the building about thirty feet
from the door. making a large and
roomy rotunda, which looks decided
ly ciiy.like.
Miss Josephine Stanley, eldest
daughter of Rev. VIM. Stanley, form.
erly pastor of the Christian church
here, but now OF Dauville, was mar
ried on the 10Th inst. TO DR.. Thos. II.
Welch, of Nicholasvillc, Ky.
j. b. Trahern, prominent citizen
of Montgomery county, Tenn, has
mysteriously disappeared. He lost
his mind as a result of unlucky TO.
bacco speculations short while be-
fore. He was last seen In Elkton.
The minutes Of the Kentucky State
Grange for the session of December
1883, have been issued from the KEN
TucKIAN Office. They make a pam
phlet of nearly so pages and the book
Is, like all work turned ont by the
KENTUcKIAN Office, neat job.
Jno. G.. Ellis, the Virginia street
llveryman, is arranging to establish
a passenger and freight transfer line
and will meet all trains with fine
bus. lie has contracted with the l.
II N. for the exclusive privilege OF
transferring its business at this point.
"The undersigned hereby earnest
ly petition your honorable body TO
pass bill forbidding Sunday work
In the nations mail and military
service and in interstate commerce."
is the form of petition to which
signatures are being obtained in the
city.
b. +. Madole, a tobacco dealer of
New Providence, committed suicide
last Sunday. lie shot himself in the
forehead and fell lifeless TO the floor
lie was bachelor, 50 years old, and
his mind had become unbalanced
from heavy losses in tobacco specu-
lations.
Sir knight j. G. Joseph, G. j. A.
of the State of Tennessee, has notified
the knights of Pythias boys that he
will be on hand Feb. 10Th and will
confer his beautiful fourth degree on
those wishing to take it. Evergreen
Lodge will confer the ampliiled third
and the occasion will be one of much
importance 10 the fraternity. a num-
Der of neighboring lodges have been
invited.
A number of invited guests from
this city attended the celebration of
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vaughn, at