Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-02-22
THIS AND THAT.

Tom Slnithson will represent For
bes & Bro. this season.
A party was given at Mr.. A. j.
MeAdor's Tuesday night.
Paper sacks for putting up hams
for sale at this office, at from Ia to
cents each.+
Rooms repuled to be lairs Of some
of tho blind tigers kept open until 2
o'clock Tuesday night.
Col Tom Steele, of near Fairview,
has caught fifteen or twenty foxes
this winter, with his hounds.
Chas. w. Jones, of this city, has
gone to birmingham to work at his
trade Of carriage making.
j. Clay johnson, alias L. NJ. House,
was arrested at Clarksville Monday
for forgery committed in G!bson
county.
The new directory Of the Clarks-
Vile turnpike company are having
some long-needed repairs made on
the line. The pike will be put In
sooN
Rev. A. w. Meacham will preach
at Crofton on Friday evening March
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fema'e Ooiiege, oa.u'u' evening"
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Charles hocher, brakeman on Tue
houisViiie auu Na'h'''o away "a
rIe''eu 'h ,opA'n' ''1"''' :"
uruay ny ue.eo'''e' ~ We"
duc'or III 'he EAST anu " s .n 20
win forging = one'A 'o' W. w.
o"enSooro ~ '''e"s'"
Hooser y Ballard are ge'ting
large invoice OF gasoline stoves Tor
the spring trade. servants are 30
unreliable ho"ausys tnS many
houseKeepers nhu 'heSe s'o'e' nuns
pensaole ana there mas oeeh s'cau''
~ growing demand ior 'he" 'o' se'
eral Seasons
Robt. Cook, son Of DR.. Il. II Cook,
left this week to assist In conducting
the Q. Il o. railroad hotel at Hunt
ington, w. Va. He Is a young man
OF good business qualincA,ions Ano
Industrious haoits' ana w'i' aouo'-
less give entire Satisfaction III 'ne
position ne goes 10 NIL
A countryman mounted his horse
Tuesday afternoon aud put whip to
him at Tenth street and went Out
South Main In sallop cursing and
yelling in loud aud defiant tone
lie disappeared over lhe hii' wi'pou'
bong stopped or recogn,.cu' he
had evidently been imoio'ns sumo
thing
The Owensboro Messenger gives
this item; Gus Slaughter, Jr, as
the best means of relief from the un-
pleasant condition of things at Hen
derson, brought on by the recent
scandal, has gone 10 Memphis TO take
a railway situation. Mr.. Slaughter
stopped over SUNDAY ~ Loui''ii'e'
but escaped all interviews
The new furniture firm OF Clark q
Co. have forged right to the front Ia
popularity and despite the cry OF dun
times heard from merchants who do
not advertise they have done big
business this season and demonstrate
cd their capacity to rank with the
most pushing aud progressive firms
in the city.
Commercial Clubs are all the fash.
ion. Their practical utility IL begin
ing to DO recognized in all intelligent
towns which have future. Even
staid and highly conservative Rus
oellville has organized a Cluo' ana
every week other towns are puiiing
into line. Tho commercial Oluo !"
the business mans organization 10
keep local measures before thepuolic
and push them TO compietioh'
An educational Convention OF the
district composed of Christian and
eight surrounding counties will be
held at Princeton to-day and to-mor-
row. Many interesting subjects are
to be discussed, among them the fol-
lowing by Hopkinsville educators;