Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-02-05
THIS AND THAT.

baum, Friday, boy.
Go TO A. G. Bush for boots an,
shoes and save moneys
Forbes & Bro, have reprinted tn
front of their store on Main street.
The City Council will meet this at
ternoon in its REGULAR monthly ses
sion.
There are now nine white and tel
colored inmates OF the county pool
house.
Paper sacks for putting up ham
for sale at this Office, at from Ia Il
cents each.*
Mr.. w. II. Elgin sold last week t
Mr. Wilcox, of Michigan, fine Sim
mons fllly, for $500.
Col. NJ. ID. Brown has moved hi
law office TO the room In the rear o
the Planters Bank.
Born, to the wife of Perry John
son, near Beverly, Friday night last
boy weighing IL pounds.
The Keen Missionary Society gave
an enjoyable concert at Mrs. S. G
Buckuer's Friday evening.
A daily hack line has been estab'
lished between Cadiz and Gracey
which runs every day except Sunday
The Caldwell Courier says DR.
Clarence Anderson and bride went
Immediately to housekeeping last
week.
The w. G. T, U. will meet Thurs
day afternoon at A p. IN, in tho room
over II. NJ. Anderson's grocery Oh
Sixth street.
The smoke house of w. ii. Ken
needy, near Fairview, caught on fire
Sunday night and was saved only by
hard work.
Luther Benson's appointments in
the county begin to night in this
city. Speaking at the Christian
Church at 8 p. IN.
Sheriff West spent three days Of
last week at Gracey closing out the
stock OF Wilson Bros. He finished
selling the goods Saturday.
The great spectacular success, "rhe
Ruling Passion" will be the next at
traction at the Opera House. 1t will
be here next Tuesday night.
Bob West will be tried today on four
ofthe 26 charges of violating the pro-
hibition law, leaving % others to be
disposed of at some other time.
Mr.. w. L. Radford has made ar
engagements with the Telephone Com
pany to give him station at his farm
on the Clarksville line, some eight or
ten miles from the city.
The curtain will not go up at the
Symphony Club performance on the
18th until s 80 O'Clock, in order to
give those who attend prayer meet
ing chance to get there in time.
The Tobacco Board of Trade will
meet again tomorrow for the pur-
pose of electing the two inspectors
whose election was prevented by the
protracted deadlock oflast December.
The Henderson fair grounds were
sold under decree of court last week.
The property was bid in by new
company who will put new energy
into the fair which will be given this
fall.
II is less than four weeks until the
election and yet neither
side has taken any public steps to-
wards organization. The d y side ex-
pectsto begin active organization this
week.
Miss Lille Price took charge of the
public school at Bennettstown yester-
day aud will teacl. spring session
of five months. The school house
was burned last year and fall session
was not taught.
The Princeton Fair Associations
new directory has decided to admit
races in the next annual ex-
hib;t and has rented the grounds and
track for training horses TO Jas. p.
Gill, of Clarksville.
Rev. Jno. d. Jordan, one OF the
rising young ministers of the Baptist
denomination, has been called to the
pastoral charge OF churches at Ma. !,
isonville and Elkton, dividing his
time between them.
Bookkeeping, Commercial Arith-
matte and Penmanship thoroughly
taught at South Kentucky College
by an accountant from Goodman's
Business College, Nashville Tenn.
Apply to James e. Scobey, Press
If there is any truth in the ground
hog business, there win be six weeks
more of winter, but IL the winter Is
to be no worse than we have already
had, his hogship might as we'll stay
out of his hole and enjoy the sunshine
The o. v. Road has been very
much delayed in building their in
cline at Evansville, on account of the
high stage of water. They have been
obliged TO drive piles of much great
err length than required, and TO saw
them off under water. Track laying
on the Indiana side began yesterday.
Journal.
DIR. Hedley's lecture Saturday
night was one of the best of the Sc
ries. His subject "The Sunny Side of
Life,n was handled in very enter