Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-11-05
HERE AND THERE.

from Main to Virginia.
Robt. NJ. Woodbridge, livery and salt
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l44.'
Squirrels and birds are plentiful
and hunters are having grand sport
Sheriff West collected $4,000 o.
county and state taxes In four day.
last week.
Headquarters for city transfer II
still at Jno. G.. Ellis livery stable
W. 8. Davison.s
Louis James, the trsgediau. Il
booked for Nov. 20. He will proba.
bly, play Hamlet.
Mack Rives will open q grocery
store near Noah's Spring, this coun-
ty, about the 10th inst.
Rev. j. Il. Barrow will assist In
conducting a protracted meeting al
Franklin, KY, next week.
Morris Cohen win move into the
Bramham house, corner Of Main and
Second streets, this week.
The oyster supper given at the
court house Friday night was q sue.
cess and q good sum was realized.
Lsst Sunday was beautiful day
and large number Of people spent
part of the afternoon In the cemetery,
Mr.. L. NJ. Flack denies the state
ment of tho Clarksville Chronicie
that he contemplatcs moving to that
town.
VIII Bamberger had two fat shoats
stolen from his pen at his residence
at 526 Liberty street, Thursday
night.
Gov. Buckner has pardoned Berry
Shaw, COL, sent to the penitentiary
for larceny last month from Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs. C..B. Webb will en-
terrain the young people Friday even
ing In honor OF her guest, Miss Ellen
johnson, of Louisville.
The Peerless Fire Company" will
give an entertainment some time In
the near future. The best local tall
ent will participate and good show
is promised.
FIN. Whitlow and not w. II.
whitlow is the proprietor Of the new
ten-pound boy whose arrival was
mentioned in this paper Friday.
The awning frames in front Of tie
burned block adjoining this Office
have dropped down and hang 80 low
that they are 4 great Inconvenience.
Let them be removed.
Thsre have been several additions
to the West Union church since the
meeting commenced there.
The meeting will probably continue
this week.
Mr.. Charles johnson has purchased
an interest In G. II. Clark's grocery
aud the firm name Is now Clark q
johnson. They will do business at
the old stand In future.
We have heard of some tobacco
crops being sold at 50 around on the
stalk. This is equivalent to about
So stripped and shows the market to
be lower than for q long time.
Prof. @. II. Dietrich is teaching
\ night class In shorthand at the
depot. Five young men employed by
the railroad and three others out
In town are taking the course.
On the morning of the let large
of partridges were brought
to the city aud sold. The were all
from todd" however, as the game
law expired In that county on the
10Th ult.
The Baptist church building is
very much improved by It's new coat
Of paint. Collins & Prce did the
work, which accounts for the excel
lent taste displayed in the selection
OF colors. t- ili ittt
The Latham Light Guards will
have q target practice one evening
this week, We believe the boys are
afraid of having to go to Harlan, and
in case they do, would like TO be the
best OF marksmen. lh3a
A large crowd was In the city yes
terday aud the merchants who have
advertised their goods did a good
business. Horse trading square was
also thropged throughout the day
and there was much swapping"
The series Of meetings held at
South Union Church closed last
Thursday. There were ten additions
to the membership. DIR. Dicken,
who assisted in the meeting, did able
service and made many warm friends
Jesup's third addition to the city
of Hopkinsville viii shortly be put
on tie market. The plot is situated
in the rear of the Jesup homestead
between Elm street aud Jesup Ave.
and will contain some very desirable
lots. Judge McCarroll has the mat
ter in charge.
The Christian Women's Charity
Association have elected the follow.
ing corps of officers for the ensuing
year: Mrs. s. G.. Buckner, presi'
dent; Mrs. Jno. r. Green and Mis-
Mary Mcpherson, Independents
Miss Fannie Phelps, treasurer; Mrs
L. M. Flack, chairman of visiting
committee; Mrs. f. j. Brownell, as