Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-11-01
HERE AND THERE.

Monday, fine boy.
Henry Bumgarner is now nigh,
! operator at this place.
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros
Cl.rksyille, Tenn, .nd save money
Robt. M. Wooldrld &c, livery and sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l44.'
The L. & N. passenger conductors
have donned the regulation blue
frock suits.
Headquarters for city transfer Is
still at Jno. G. Ellis livery stable.
w. s. Davlson.+
w. Ii. Whitlow says he has anoth-
er big baby boy at his house. He ar
rived last Monday. ~
Ed Hall is now fsgman on the
accommodation train, having super
seeded young Baker.
Three lots were sold at Gracey last
week and the purchasers will at
once build upon them.
The Y. w. @. A. will give sup
per at the Court house tonight for
the benefit Of the poor.
Ritter Bros. supply the purest milk
from Jersey cows. Delivered twice
day anywhere in the city,
A brakeman named Swift fell from
the top ola freight car at Gracey
last Friday, sustaining very painful
injuries.
The Hattie Bernard Chase Co.
played "The Little Coquette" at the
Opera House last nieght to fairly
& ,od house.
The loss Of Bogard q Hall In the
lafayette fire was about $500.
They win reopen their drug store as
soon az possible. aFs
A protracted meeting was COM
menced at Bennettstown Tuesday
night last. Revs. Evans and Hopper
are assisting the pastor.
The Board Of Commissio of the
Asylum will meet at II O'Clock Tues
day morning, instead Of In the
afternoon as heretofore.
One Of WsnnAmker's clothing house
drummers struck Clarksville during
the post Office excitement Wednesday |
aud narrowly escaped being driven
out Of town.
During the recent term OF Circuit
Court at Jacksonville o. indictments
were returned and ak convicts sent
TO the penitentiary.
Lost, near the Railroad, on l4th.
st. lady's pocket-book containing
$40 90 and one cent. The finder will
be literally rewarded by returning
same to this ofiice.'
Henry Mantle, who has been toll
gate-keeper on the Canton pike, three
miles east Of Cadiz, for several years,
left with his family for Fort Worth,
Tex, yesterday, where they will
reside In future.
See the conspicuous lad" Of 8.
IIodgson, marble dealer, Clarksville,
which appears In this issue. Mr..
iIodgson Is an old man in the busi-
ness aud his Judgments unsurpassed
10 the selection Of monumental stock.
His prices are within the reach ofall
for further particulars read his sad"
write him or call on Mr.. Il. NJ. Whit
low, his agent at this point.
Railroad rumor has II that two fast
trains will be put on about the 10th
Inst. They will run from Chicago to
New Orleans, and win make the time
several hours sooner than the pres
ant schedule allows. Their running |
rate will DO about 40 miles an hour.
This will only be IN addition, as the
present number OF trains on this d.
vision will run as usual.
One Of the best aud most reputable
,itizens of the county lie to-day
announced as a Democratic candidate
Tor the important Office Of County
Assessor. In the person Of d. X.
Perry, the Democrats Of the eastern
part of the county present q candi-
late who will meet all the require
nents of the party's standard Of ex-
,ellence and greatly strengthen the
icket before the people. With a
ticket made up Of such men there
would DO but little doubt of sue
less at the polls.