Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-06
HERE AND THERE.

Asylum on Thanksgiving day.
Buy goods Of 5-McGehee Bros
| Clarksville, Tenn, and save money.
Robt. M. Woodbridge livery and sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone la.
Headquarters for city transfer !
till at Juo. G. Ellis livery STABLE
w. s. Davison.t
Choice family lard, strictly porl
sausage, pigs feet aud brains at
w. J. withers g Son's.'
The Christian county Bible societ,
will meet next Sunday night at thu
Christian church.
Mr.. l.. ii. Mckee Is having hi
cottage on South main stree
raised several feet.
Mat Startling couldn't be fooled OF
to the "OId Gang" ticket this year
Mat knows when he has enough.
The Y. W. s. Of the Methods,
church will have a grand Bazaar In
few days. Christmas trix a specially
The will OF the late J. e. Jesup has
been admitted to probate. Thos. s
Jesup and w. S. Dawson are the ex.
ecutors.
The ladies of the Christian church
held q social at DIR. Seargent's last
night. The admission was 10 cents,
the proceeds TO 60 to church pur.
poses.
Liquor licenses have been Issued 10
J. J. Nixon, A. G. D)wllng and y.
A. West, at Crofton, and to Buckner
& Rives, at Burnett's store, near the
Tennessee line.
It should have been MrL r. Davis
who secured position with
Henderson Il Son instead Of Lucian
II. Davis, mention OF which was made
10 our last issue.
The ladies' guild ofthe Episcopal
church will give an entertainment at
Mr.. VIM. Cowan's this evening. An
interesting program has been arrang-
oil. Admission 10 cents.
At the close Of the performance
given by the Peerless Minstrels, Miss
Rosa Steinhagen was presented with
a very handsome bouquet for the SER
Vices she had So kindly given in lead
Ing the orchestra.
"Storm Beaten" at the Opera House
tonight Is one OF the Union Square
Theater's most successful plays. The
piece is prese ated with special seem
cry, including the burning emigrani
ship. Preceded atSp. m. by short
farce "Who Wins.
Rev. Thomas s. McWilliams,
Kentuckian by birth aud education,
but now of Chillicothe, Ohio, will
preach at the First Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening, and will probably remain
In the city during the week. The
public is invited TO attend these
services.
The Peerless boys made q hand
some thing out OF their minstrel
show. The receipts from sale Of tick
ats were $27S.45 and from donations
sls 70, making s322 10 III all. After
paying all expenses they had left
sl70.50 In cash and 1875 In NATE
rails, which can DO used In similar
entertainments hereafter.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
10 burgisrlzs the reaidenoc of Esq. R.
D. Motley nolds Wednesday night.
An entrance was effected 10 the bath
room adjoining the family room
but the burglar was put to fight by
the noise made by Mr.. McReynolds
In opening tho back door, the outer
knob of which was held by the
burglar.
T. J. Tascodd, L q N. freight
agent at Florence, aud II. p. Salter,
the Sheffield agent, have been ex-
changed, Mr.. Salter going to Flor
ence and Mr.. Tsscodd coming here.
Mr.. Salter has during his short stay
at this place made many friends for
his road and Mr.. Tascodd will be
fortunate II he succeeds as WE'LL
Sheffield, Ala, Enterprise.
Hiram's many friends here will be
glad to learn of the good opinion in
which he is held.
Mr.. Angus McNeill. a special ar
tlst Of the Courier-Jonrnal, was In
the city this week getting up illus
trations for write up and illustra-
ted sketch Of Hopkinsvllle, to be pub
lished in few weeks in that paper.
He made cuts ofthe principal business
blocks, the school buildings, Asylum,
Confederate monu ment, etc. This Is
stroke of enterprise on the part Of
the Courier. Journal that will pay 1t
we'll in the long run aud at the same
time greatly benefit Hopkinsville and
other cities to be written up.
The list of officers elected by Ever
green Lodge, X. of P. forthe January
term on Thanksgiving night was
crowded out Of our last issue. The
higher officers were nearly all pro-
NOTED one degree and the list is as
follows: G. E. Kennedy, P. c.; W,
L. Thompson, G. c.; +. L. Waller, "
c.; David NJ. Cansler, p; II. f.
West, NJ. of f.; w. @. Wright, X. Of
II 81 s.; NJ. L. Elb, M. of E.; Othc
G. Lander, NJ. at A.; John Moayor
was reelected Trustee for the long
farm and w. r. Bowlea ~. q. Will