Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-18
THIS AND THAT.
Rogers n Davis livery stable,
Frilz's old stands

A fence is being built in front of
the Universalist church.
Mr.. S. II. Claggett has four fresh
milk cows for sale, low downs
Jas. Il. Rice has moved into the
Donaldson cottage on Sixteenth
street.
Mr.. w. T. Tandy will shortly erect
handsome residence on his lot on
Sixteenth Street.
Houston Harrison and Terry Hill
have formed partnership and gone
into the collecting business.
John 81 fell overheard from a
steamer near GAINESVILLE and was
drowned. lie lived in Nashville.
A letter from Montgomery fails to
appear from the fact that the name
of the writer did not accompany it.
In the January drawing of the
louisiana State Lottery, 5.SS2 drew
the first prize, 40,7S9 the second and
"a ,l27 the third.
Capt. Mel. Davis has purchased n
half interest in Il. A, Rogers livery
Stable, near the depot. The firm
will be Rogers & Davis.
Miss Dagg, one of the teachers in
the Public Schools, has been unable
to leave her room this week ON &C
count of sprained ankle.
The tete-a-t ete social of the Y. W.
G. II. U. at the residenc, Of Hon.
John Feland tonight will be largely
attended. Only ten cents will be
charged.
John Layne aud Ed Sudden, two
of the work house convicts, both Oh
ored, escaped from the keeper Mon
day evening and have not been re-
captured.
Il. II. Eliot and wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Pauline, of Christian county,
have moved to the city and occupy
rooms at l. b. Askew's, on franklin
btroct.-Clarksville Tobacco.
A special train bearing General
Manager j. G. Metcalfe and other of
fcials of the l.. & n. passed through
the city Wednesday evening, en-
route from Evansville to Louisville
Mr. Will b. Wesks, resident drum
mer for Rsgon Bros, has resigned
his position and will go into The shoe
business at Nashville. lie will be
succeeded here by Mr.. ii. Z. Moore
Prof. L. w. Halves, Of Louisville,
will lecture this evening at the Bsp-
list church. lie is teacher of elocu-
ton in the Louisville Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary aud comes highly
recommended.
Mr.. Arthur Wallace can defeat any
candidate who may oppose him for
the Legislature. 1t is waste OF time
to make combinations against him.
lie can read his titles clear to man
sions In the legislative skies-Louis'
willie Commercial.
Chief Campbell has in his posses
sion the names Of the young men WHO
created the disorder in front Of one
of the churches Sunday night. A
repetition of their bad conduct will
result in their prompt arrest for dis
turbing public worship.
The aE.day rain of Wednesday,
which lasted from Tuesday night TIL
far into the following afternoon, was
gladly welcomed, as many cisterns
were dry. 1t also made a good to-
hoo.o sc.son Tho first for many
weeks.
The Council will elect city tsA
collector at its regular meeting next
month. There are quite number OF
applicants, hut as TO who VIII be the
lucky man is nara 10 guess VI
10 nIoce thinks His chances are the
host
n ..
Mr.. and Mrs. John felahu' 'r,
"received" at their residence IaS'
night. The occasion was IN hohor
of Miss Walker, of Louisville, a sister
of Mrs. iceland. The invitations SEM
out were very novel, being written
c,,,aa ,,,,.oo ,,,es and tied with
iarro homn twine
The Christian Endeavor Society Oh
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