Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-10-25

Buy goods OF 5-McGehee Bros
Clarksville, Tenn, and save money,
Robt. M. Woodbridge, livery and sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone LA.
The Christian Women's Charit
Association will give an oyster suppe
on Nov1.
Headquarters for city transfer J
still at Jno. G. Ellis livery stable
w. 8. Davison.+
Ritter Bros. supply the purest mill
from Jersey cows. Delivered twic'
a day anywhere in the city,
The dwelling house of Jessie Tapl
at Slaughtersville burned Monday
night, Loss $1,000. No insurance.
The public schools are now under
full Roadway again, with more pu'
pills than before the temporary sus'
pension.
See notice elsewhere of the sale Of
the personal effects OF the late Mack
Brame at the Fields place, near Casky,
on Nov. 10.
Rev. A. e. Biddle Is at Elkton at
tending the Synod meeting and
there will be no preaching at the G.
p. Church Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Medley, of Sacramento,
Ky, will preach Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night at the
UDiversalist church.
Brame continues to breathe the
air of freedom. He is still believed
to be hiding in Stewart county,
Tenn, below Lafayette, Ky.
Walter s. Mathews cancelled bis
engagement to play in GAINESVILLE
Tuesday night on account Of Sc
rious accident TO his father In Louis
Vile.
The Court Of Claims adjourned
yesterday. Nothing outside of the
routine business was done. About
l75 claims aggregating s2,lOO were
allowed. M
Rev. J. o. Rust has been In the
city visiting his family since We'd
nesday and will preach at the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning and
evening.
The Christian county Medical
Society met In this city In regular
session Monday with agood at
tendance. DIR. Eager read paper
On Medical Ethics.
Col. Ferguson's general Merchan-
Else store at Ferguson Station, ON
he l.. & N, was consumed by fire
Tuesday afternoon. Loss estimated
1t 81 $4,000. No insurance.
DIR. and Mrs. t. w. Blakey gave an
Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Forgy.
An elegant supper was served. Only |
few couples Of young married peo-
Die were present.
+. l.. Hancock, the pension attor-
icy, expects to move to Msdisonville |
u few days. lie has been SO |
with business during his
ojourn here that he had TO employ |
secretary. -
Mr.. HenryG. O'Neill, OF Louisville,
ormerly of this city, who has made
fortune out Of his inventions, has
ust been given 4 patent for q teal
recording and numbering
A protracted meeting will be be-
,uu at Locust Grove Baptist church
ext Sunday. The pastor, Rev. DIR.
:. G. Kendall, will be assisted by
lev. ]. ID. Jordan, rising young
ivine of Russellville.
Miss Emma Young Prewitt, of
Jacksonville, Ky, the youngest
american authorizes and bright,
retty Kentucky girl, has matric-
lated In Wards Seminary, Nash
Progress.
A misplaced switch caused the
Of south-bound freight
ain at Ford's station, six miles
,uth of Guthrie, Wednesday night.
he accommodation reached this city
,ur hours late In consequence. |,
Esq. VIM. Ferguson, of North
christian, says a mixture of Glove
"a and brandy, In equal proportions,
ill cure 95 per cent. of the cases of
iphtheria upon which II may DO
sed. He has seen 1t used for many
ears aud II seldom ever fails.
A party Of hunters will leave to- ID
borrow for Stewards Station Tenn,
here they will hunt large game |
,r two weeks. The party will be
imposed of w. s. Moore, DIR. M. w.
Villains, Jas. Medley and Bryan
Topper, who will be Joined en-route (
y Col. Exstien Norton and son. b
The "Uncle Toms Cabin" Combi-
alton did not draw much of q crowd
Wednesday night. Snch over
rawn, trife-breeding, out-of-dstc
ramas, so-called, do not deserve the
atronage of Southern people who
70 slaudered by them and 1t Is to be
oped that this is the last time this
lie chestnut will be inflicted upon
no public Of Hopkinsville.
The County Court of Claims ap.
ointed committee to consider the
ublic roads question, which reported
ais week recommending that
representative Clark be asked to
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