Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-02
THIS AND THAT.

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shoes and save moneys
Many a man who presented his bill
yesterday was April fooled.
Geo. Walker was special policeman
Saturday to look after affairs on Sew
enth street.
Circuit Court adjourned Satur-
day aud Judge Grace left Sunday for
M.disonville.
Mr.. 4. l.. Smith ia building cot
tagc on a portion of his home lot on
Seventh street.
Mr.. W. ID. Ennis wi no recently re-
turned from Kansas has gone 10 work
for Forbes s. Bro.
The Cold Day Company played at
the Opera House last night. 1t came
highly recommended.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Weathers and Miss
Mollie lIardwick, of Elkton, were
married last Wednesday.
l.. l. Buckner is prepared TO break |
young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, on his tracks
IIcdley Boyd, late of the CIarks-
vile Progress staff, has gone to Macon
to take position on the Telegram.
Dr.. Hughes, young physician
from Keysburg, Ky, has located at
Fairview since the death Of DIR.
Drowdcr.
Jas. NJ. Bowling Of Montgomery
county, Tenn, has stocked his farm
with young mares aud will raise
mules on large scale.
DIR. Il. l.. Hayes, of Fulton, and
Miss Laura HocLertmith, of Madi-
sonville, were married last Thurs
day at the latter place.
Sunday was as disagreeable q day
as one often secs at this season of the
year. March came in like lamb
but 1t went out like lion.
Abe Crabtree, Jailer Longs color
ed assistant, was very low with
pneumonia as we went TO press, aud
his case had about been given up as
hopeless.
Mr.. N. d. Shyer, the enterprising
on the corner of Ninth aud
Main, has something of interest to
say TO the public this week on the
subject of hats.
ID. G. Settle, merchant at Ken
nedy, on the Z. p. Railroad, made an
assignment last Thursday. The La
bilities will be more than 50 coo
Assets unknown. |;
There we're no services at the First
Presbyt erian Church last Sunday
night. The congregation attended
he Ninth street Presbyterian church
% hear Rev. John o. Rust.
Rev. Jno. o. Rust preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday aud at the
Ninth Street Presbyterian church
!, Light. Notwithstanding The in
,lement weather, his congregations
we've very large.
Mr.. Tnos. w. Young, of CARROTS
burg, was married to Miss Sudic
Thomas, daughter of Mr.. Jno j
Thomas, of Bennettstowp, at the res
dence of the brides parents on the
'vening of Mar. 18th.
Rev. Henry G.. Perry, of Chicago,
preached at the Episcopal church Sun
lay afternoon. DIR. Perry is divine
# unusual ability and eloquence,
Who has been visiting. his relatives
lere for week or two.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the IL N. Il G. Turnpike
20, will be held at the Court House
IN Saturday, April 7th, at 10 o'clock.
THos. w. LONG, I
Sect'y. and Tr. c
DR.. Goldstein, the optician, will |
cave for Lafayette to-morrow,r return
ng to the Phoenix Saturday, whore
10 will remain two days only. His d
york is giving entire satisfaction and I
lie is enjoying liberal patronage in
Messrs. j. ii. Anderson & Co. J
harter q large portion of our space
his week to hold a confidential talk
With the public. Every man who is
n search ola good thing will make
If no fails to read their
on our first page.
The livery firm of Cooper Il Cans o
err inserts card 10 this issue. These
Gentlemen are both energetic and
progressive young men and are put
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less. They make specially of livery o
outfits and have some of the hand o
omest new rigs in the city. Call on a
hem. h
Mr.. Harry Ferguson, Of this city, is
IN applicant for the position OF Revc-
lue Agent under the present admin
stration. Col. A. II. Clark held this 6
,osition under President Arthur and i
Jol. S. M. Burdette 10 now filling the
oveted position, which pays some
hing over $1,000 and liberal allow
nee for expenses.
The State Board of Equalization n
ecently increased the assessment Of 4
christian county three per cent. {
he same Board reduced the assess
nent of Fayette county $435,222 and q
f Lexington, its county-seat, $780, 1
50, making total reduction of d
Sl0,4l1. Is bluegrass greater fla 4
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