Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-19
Heae AND THERE,

Rogers u Davis livery staDic
Friiz's old stands
Go to A. G. Bush for boots and
shoes and save moneys
| Wiley & Parker want 10000 lbi
wool. Farmers see them before sell
ing,t
Mr.. V. NJ. Metcalfe has a silver
watch that has kept good time for 81
years.
Ladies, If you want 10 see the lat
est in spring millinery, call on Mrs
Carrie Hart.+
A now line OF pattern hats and bon
nets received ready for Easter, at
Mrs. Carrie Hart's.+
Ed. V. NJ. Metcslfe will preach
at Concord Church, on the Canton
road, next Sunday.
l.. L. Buckner is prepared TO break
young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, on his tracks
Two Of the biggest circuses on the
road will visit Hopkinsville this
year-Barnum's and Foreraugh's.
The three highest prizes In the
Louisiana Lottery drawing for April
were drawn by 1904, 92,690.snd 8, l65.
All the ladies admire the new mil
llnery to be found at Mrs. Harris, and
they are surprised at the low prices =
VIM. Guild, COL, was struck In the
face by ball while practicing Mon
day afternoon and badly cut on the
cheek.
George II. Vending electrified
Louisville Monday evening with his
magnificent lecture on "Stonewall
Jackson.
Rev. II. f. Perry will preach at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church in
Bcnnettstown, next Sunday at the
usual hour.
Most Of the parties burnt out At
Crofton contemplate rebuilding and
the merchants will resume business
as soon as possible.
A called NEE ting OF Evergreen
Lodge No. 3S. knights of p, thias,
was held last week for rank work IN
the second and third degrees.
]. II. Durando has just received
and put up an elegant Swiss Pin
E.capemeut Clock, full jeweled, for
keeping the city time in his jewelry
store.
Mr.. J. w. McGehee was called TO
Bellview, Christian county, late yes
icrday evening by telegram which
stated his mother was very ILL.,
Progress.
The most desirable way for persons
Of moderate means to secure homes
is TO become members OF the Hop
kinsville Building and Loan Asso-
citation. SIS
Mr. n. G Brasher has bought ou-
the interest of G. Il. Clark in the fur
niture firm of Clark & Co, and the
business will be continued by Brasil
err Il Renshaw.
Rev, s. +. Gibbs will preach In the
new Universslist church next Sun
day at II a. m. and 7 80 p. m. The
church will be dedicated on the
fourth Sunday In May.
DIR. Forshee, the eminent specialist,
will visit IIopkinsville on Sunday
and Monday, May the 9th and 9th
Remember the dates which will ap.
pear in "ad" next issue.
The front of the new Latham ware
house, now completed, presents quite
an imposing appearance. 1t Is two
stories high and las a frontage OF
nearly an entire square on Ninth
street.
A Democratic candidate for the
Legislature will be nominated In
Trigg,M May 18th. SO far as heard from
there are four candidates, viz; VIM.
Wharton, VIM. Campbell, Geo.
Quick and Tom Boyd.
VIM. Wright was tried at Madison
vile this week for the murder of AL
bert Wiley In December 1888 and
sentencedito the penitentiary for life.
He was defended by lawyers Forest
Langley and w. II. Cato.
A protracted meeting will be be-
gun by The Baptists at the Casky
Grange Hall next Sunday. Rev.
Geo. II. Simmons, the evangelist, oc.
companied by a singer, will assist
the paster, Rev. j. G. Kendall.
Rev. Josiah Carncale, who had his
hip broken recently, lives in the Bar
ker's Mill district. He is 70 years
old and quite feeble. He is getting
along fairly we'll but his age and
fcebleness will make his recovery
very slow.
Milton Mobiles play "From Sire to
Som was presented at the Opera
House Wednesday evening to . fair
house. The piece is strong one
and the parts we're all we'll sustained.
Altogether the performance was very
satisfactory.
The silly report circulated that