Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-02-19
THIS AND THAT.

rogers ~ DAVIS livery staoie
Friiz's old stands
Go 10 A. G.. Bush for boots ant
shoes and save moneys
A first class minstrel show Is com
ing and "a long felt want" will b,
supplied.
Paper sacks for putting up ham
for sale at this office, at from Ia L
3 cents cach.t
Weddings lecture on The 2Sth will
DO the best of the series, and the las
Of the season.
Rev. j. G. Buchana, OF Illinois
preached Sunday morning and even
Ing at the G. p. Church.
The Christian County Medical So
cicty met yesterday in the Office o.
Dire. Sargent and Blakey.
Mr.. II. Il. Rives will build a hand
some frame residence near Casky
Forbes & Bro. will do the work.
DR.. II. e. Christian has just re
ceived and had put up an elegant
prescription case In his drug store.
Hon. WIN. Wharton, Of Trigl
county, has announced himself a can
didate for reelection TO the Legisla
tnre.
A very pleasant party was indulg'
cd In at Mr.. w. Southall's, near Ben.
nettstown, on the night Of the 18th
inst.
Ben Thompson is the train repre'
sentative of Jno. G. Ellis City Trans
fer. lie meets all passenger trains al
Nortonville or Guthrie.
Another cold wavc come In Sunday
night, the thermometer dropping 80
degrees in forty-eight hours. The
mercury stood ut 30 yesterday morn
Ing.
Capt. Geo. S. Irwin did not lecture
last night as announced. His engage.
ment was Cancelled last week aud his
lecture will probably be delivered in
about sixty days.
The National Teachers Association
meets In Nashville July 2G-S and
Prof c. ii. Dietrich has been appoint
ed to work up an interest In the
matter In this section.
A dance was given at the residence
OF Jno. Giles, Esq. near Howell on
the l4th. Owing to the threatened
rain the crowd was not large, but the
enjoyment was complete.
The Young Mems Dancing Club
gave a dance at Hord's Hall Thurs
dag evening. On the same evening
valentine parties were given by
JOHN Twyman, Jr, and Willie
Bramham.
Tho Cadiz Telephone, Princeton
Banner and Hopkinsville Ne,c Era
are all represented at Ccrulean by
the same correspondent, who sends
duplicate letters to the different pa
pers signed "Salmsgundi."
Mr.. John Boddic, Lafayette, KY,
is making preparations to plant 200
acres In tobacco this year. John, II
is said, has matrimonial designs In
his head and has no idea that any
body else is going 10 raise tobacco
Clarksville Cultiuator.
Mr.. II Cook Roach, Of Clarksville,
has bough, out the general mcrchan-
disc store of IL. II. Bryant, a, Gracey,
aud will move at once to that place.
Mr.. Roach is very popular young
gentleman and we bespeAk for him a
good trade In his new field.
A valentine party was given at the
residence of Mr.. Geo Knight, near
Durham, on Thursday night last.
Notwithstanding the rain, the par
lors were well filled with such a bevy
of beauties and galaxy of beaux as are
seldom seen together, even In the hos
pitable homes of South Christian.
Mr.. Anderson Garth, of Trenton,
and Miss Evie Wilson, Of Paducah,
were married Wednesday morning
at eight O'Clock. Mr.. Garth is one of
our most popular young business
men, and Miss Wilson Is one of
Ilentucky's fairest daughters. We
wish them much happiness In life :
Elkton Progress.
Irwin Young, brother Of NJ. l..
Young, deceased, will continue to run
the National Barber shop as hereto
fore, having secured The services of
Sam w. Baker, of Gallatin Tenn TO
take the chair of the late proprietor
OF the shop. II. II. McCallen, better
known as "Pharosh," is still with
the shop under It's new management.
Rev. DIR. Gill delivered a course of
lectures on his "Travels Abroad at
the Pembroke Baptist Church, this
week, Cor the benefit of the Pembroke
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
His lectures are very interesting aud
we're appreciated by those who had
the pleasure of hearing them. The
proceeds were small, owing to the in
clemency of the weather.-Criterion
As stated elsewhere, the Chautau-
quans have kindly agreed to submit
the choice of Weddings next lecture
to vote of ticket holders and those
disiring to buy tickets. The "circles"
seem to desire his lecture on popular
Delusions." Mr.. Vending is said to
prefer this to any Of his subjects, and
most Of those here who heard the
"Stonewall Jackson" lecture last year
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