Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-02-25
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toms birthday.
WANTED, copy Of the KENTuoKIA
Of June q, 1889.
Another rain and thunder storm oc
Cured Sunday night.
Come to this Office for paper sackl
} for putting up hams.
Walter S. Mathews is coming next
week and will appear at the Opera
House March 4.
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros.-S
Clarksvile, Tenn, and save money!
Mrs, Sallie Burrus is a Democratic
candidate for Superintendent ol
schools in Todd county.
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 1929
A male child born to the wife Of
John r. Moore, col, in the city last
Tuesday, weighed seventeen pounds
Pure-bred Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale. Apply at this Offices
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles Barker, of
West Fork, celebrated their Golden
Wedding anniversary on the 10Th
inst.
Buy Eureka coal OF Wheeler a. Ed
mundson. Wheeler, Mills g. Cos ware
house"
The spring term OF Circuit Court
will convene next Monday and the
grand jury will find the usual number
Of jail birds to look after.
Watch the date opposite your name
on your paper. It shows when your
time is out.
The best farce comedy ever seen
here was the verdict Of everybody who
saw Town Lots Quincy, ILL.,, Tribune.
Opera House Friday, Feb. 2s.
The dirt roads are still in a condition
fearful to contemplate, but fortunate
ly for Hopkinsville many OF her main
country roads are well macadamized.
Mrs. +. B. Henry has added some
very noticeable improvements to her
residence on South Main street,
handsome new fence being one Of
them.
The l.. & N. will sell round trip
tickets to Louisville Mar. 6, 7 and
8, good returning until Mar. 10, for
S.49, on account OF the Patti engage
ment.
A pleasant feature Of the occasion
Friday night was Mr.. Bassstt's SOU
venir Of an elegant japanese fan for
each Of the twenty-five young ladies
in the "Little Tycoon" cast.
Miss Ida Allen, of this city, has
gone to Fairview again this season to
conduct the millinery department of
j. w. Noodles dry goods store, which
she had charge of last season.
The assets Of H. B. Gamers stock |
and accounts assigned last week were
at $42S1.66. The liabili-
ties are not definitely known. Mr..
Garner hopes TO adjust his affairs and
continue in business.
Little river got on another high yes
t rday morning and overaowed its
banks. For several hours it was of
such magnitude that some idea was
entertained OF having the Legislature
declare it navigable stream.
The rendition Of the Little Tycoon"
Friday night deserves nothing but
praise. All Of the parts were well
sustained and the performance was a
pronounced success. A detailed ac-
count was crowded out of this issue.
A great many farmers are indifferent
about burning plant land and there
seems to be disposition all round to
shorten the tobacco crop. The low
prices for the last two years have been
very discouraging, and a reduced crop
may be locked for this year.
Fairview Mills, Ross A. Rogers
agent. Wareroom at Randle e. Ely's,
opposite Phoenix Hotel. Telephne.*
VIM. johnson and his sister, Ollie
Johnson, who were indicted by the
last grand jury for incest, were arrested
yesterday on a bench warrant and put
in jail. A child, the offspring of their
hideous crime, was put in along with
the woman.-Owensboro Messenger.
The great union revival is going on
in Elkton and the Progress says of
he converts: $50 far the Baptist
,hurch has received thirteen OF the
new converts, the G. p. church ten,
he Christian five and the Methodists
will open the doors of their church
or membership next Sunday"
The Evansville Commercial College
,as had very large attendance this
winter and the students have been
making splendid progress, number
If them having already found lucra-
i've positions through the untiring
mercy of the principal, Prof. S. N.
Jurnick. Read what the Professor
las to say in the college "ad.," which
appears elsewhere.
Hon. VIM. Wharton has been se-
'iously i'll for several days at his home
,ear Cadiz. His trouble was some
hing approaching pneumonia, brought