Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-30
HERE AND THERE.

Call on o. ID. Webb for fine Buggies
and handy Road Carts.t
The drouth Is becoming q matter
of serious consideration.
The cool nights are making cut
worms very troublesome.
The new church at Crofton will not
be dedicated until next Sunday.
Wiley q Parker want 10000 lbs
wool. Farmers see them before SELL
ing*
Ed Price has put down beautiful
curbing In front of his residence on
Liberty street.
Owing to the absence Of the paster.
there were no services at the G. p.
Church Sunday.
Pure Brown and White Leghorn
eggs for sale at 50cts per setting. In
quire at this ofiice.+
Mrs. M. e. Rodgers will have her
summer opening of Millinery Goods
tomorrow, May lst.r
| w. A. Hickman, of Gracey, is sick
with bilious fever at the home Of l..
| G. Cravens, In the city.
L. L. Buckner is prepared TO break
young horses, and also train horses
for the turf, ON his tracks
Remember Mrs. Rodgers display
OF Summer Goods tomorrow. All
Of her friends are invited"
ID. L. johnson was thrown from a
buggy near the asylum, Sunday, and
his right shoulder dislocated.
'Squite Larkins having entered the
race, Trigg now has five Democratic
candidates for the Legislature.
Hon. John Feland has returned
from Washington. He thinks he will
be appointed collector about Friday.
The Presbyterian brick church be-
ing built at Grscey Is pattern Of the
Universalist church just completed
In this city.
A fine mule worth $500 or more,
the property of the Hopkinsvillo Coal
and Coke Co, was killed by the cars
Friday night in the field in the south
end of town.
Four young men from Crofton-
Messrs, Clark, Rutland, Hogan and
Burkholder-were given tho rank OF
Esquire In the Knights Of Pythias
Lodge Thursday night.
The Republican County COMMITTEES
will meet next Monday, May 6, at
one o'clock p. m to appoint delegates
to Louisville and take action In the
matter Of legislative candidate.
DR.. Christian has just added to his
prescription fixtures a pair Of the
handsomest scales ever brought to
this city. They are silver mounted
and are an object of much attraction.
The city council has ordered the
printing Of pamphlet containing
the ordinances passed since the char
ter was printed. The work will be
done in the KESTuoKIAS job rooms.
The young people had surprise
party at Mr.. NJ. ii. Nelson's Friday
evening, which was attended by
twenty or moro couples from the
city. A very enjoyable evening was
spent.
Robt. N. Lander, the colored
Republican candidate for the legisla-
ture, says he thinks the nomination
will be conceded to him by his party,
as there are no other candidates an
nounced.
James M. Breathitt has received an
appointment as clerk In the railway
department Of the mail service. His
run will be from Providence, KY, to
Evansville, Ind. The pay is about
$500 a year.
Mr.. Hiram P. Salter, who has been
assistant agent of the L. & N. rail-
road at this place for several years,
will leave to-day for Sheffield, Ala,
having been appointed agent Of the
l.. g N. at that place.
The debris of the late fire that de-
stroyod Mrs. Rodgers millinery store
house. has been cleared away and q
conspicuous business sign put up on
the side Of Mrs. Rodgers residence
adj dining the burnt lot.
The theatrical season will be closed
in Clarksville tonight and to-mor-
row night by Miss Georgia Davids,
supported by VIM. G. Beach and
Walter S. Mathews, in "Romeo and
Juliet" and Lady of Lyons"
Miss Alice Hays room was crowd
ed with customers at her spring open
ing last Thursday and many hand
some purchases were made. Her
stock Of hats, bonnets and millinery
goods in general was never more
complete.
The performance given by Cor
mans Minstrels Saturday night was
slimly attended, but the show was q
very creditable one; some new feat
ures were introduced, among them
being the Turkish operate farce at
the conclusion.
About the first of June the follow
ing named parties will leave here for
an European tour: Mrs. John Stack
en-, Mrs. Moore, of Texas; Miss Mary
Luckett, Mr. Walter Drane, Mrs.
Drane and Miss Rosa Drane.--Clarks-
| willie 0hronicle