Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-17
HERE AND THERE,

Born to the wife OF Mr.. Biylol
Hickman, yesterday, boy. Dead.
Buy goods OF 5-MoGehee Bros
CiarksvIlle, Tenn, and save money.
Robt. NJ. Wooldrldge,llve and sal
table, Fritz stand. Telephone ll4."
A handsome cottage for rent OIL
East TIL street.
Lone, WISrREr q KELLY
Nearly every other man you NEE
now has "the worst cold he ever hat
in his life"
Eggs are way up yonder In price
|-Christmas is near at hand, you
know.
Headquarters for city transfer Il
till at Jno. G.. Ellis livery stsable'
w. s. DAvison.t
Fine repairing specially, lowest
prices will win the battle. Call al
the New Jewelry Stores
Frank s. Beaumont, formerly OF
Pembroke, is a candidate for Alder.
man from the first ward in Clarks'
willie.
We learn that Mr.. NJ. ID. Brown
will occupy the brick cottage adjoin-
ing the residence Of Squire Alex
Campbell next year.
A letter received by friend IN
this city from 4 member Of Rev. j. w
Crawford's family states that Mist
Grace's health is still failing.
The tru stees Of lafayette have de
cided TO grant liquor license and two
or more saloons will be opened in
that place in few days. The town
license will be $40.
The new Horl block, which will
be completed In a few weeks, will
present a much better appearance
than the old one, the front being sew
eral feet higher than the old one.
Mr.. G. II. Bush went to Frankfort
last week aud argued the Walter
Duncan case before the Court Of APP
pesls. Mr.. Bach has strong hopes of
securing a new trial for his client.
w. II. Bowles left for the eastern
cities yesterday for the purpose OF
purchasing full Photographic outfit.
lie will return this week and an-
nounce when he will be ready for
business. .
Some fellow turned loose pack Of
fra crackers last Saturday night
just after tho result Of the election
was called out. lie was, we learn,
promptly "pulled' for violating the
fireworks ordinance.
Bishop Dudley preached two very
able and eloquent dlscourses at the
Episcopal church Sunday. AT the
c inclusion OF the morning service,
the right Of confirmation was admin
lstered to Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. ID. Hays.
Reports Of flsttering nature con-
corning the sale Of "Dunleath Abbey"
continue TO be received by the author,
Hanson Penn Di.tz, OF this city. A
copy of this work would be most
appropriate Christmas gift to rela-
tive or friend.
The Peerless MINISTRIES are busy
for their performance
next Thursday night. Their pro-
gramms will bel entirely different
from the one presented at their first
performance, and none who attend
will regret it.
Persons desiring TO make a rela-
tive or a friend handsome Christ
mas present could not find more
and desirable one than a
copy of "Dunleath Abbey" an ele-
CANT book, aud one written by
young man.
Tue place for holding the Bazaar
has been changed by the young ladies
Of the Methodist church to the new
jewelry store, No. los South Main
street, and the date of holding same
from Monday to Tuesday SO as not
10 interfere with the Chautauqua lec-
ture.
Miss Lille Prices school on the
Fairview pike will close on the both
inst. with concert afthe Christian
church in the vicinity. Miss Price
is one of the best young lady teachers
in the county and has taught very
successful session.
In the Globe. Democrats cold folks
column of Sunday appears notice
of Mrs. Elizabeth Harbour of Chat
ham, Ills, who was born In this coun-
ty in l79s. Her parents were Simeon
and Aana Lindley, who moved to
Illinois In 1907. or course few II
any people In Christian county now
remember the old lady, who Is over
81 years Of ago. T.
When you are out purchasing
Christmas presents, don 7 fall to stop
at the store of G. M. Latham and ex-
anime his stock. And remember that
with every dollar's worth of goods
bought there you receive ticket
which may secure for you q present
Ia his gift distribution, which will
be- worth forty times the amount OF
your purchase.
Mr.. G, w. Rae, OF the hrm Of Rae,
johnson y 0yershiner, left last week
for Des Moines, Iowa, where he has
been offered position in the shops
of the Wabash railroad. Should the