Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
HERE AND THERE.

Mr. Frunk Dell mas uDOut recovered
from an attack of pneumonia.
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed g. sa Q
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l44.t
A scholarship in the Evansville
Commercial College for sale. Apply a
this office.
L. ii. Page, Morton's Gap, Ky, has
good house and lot for sale at u
bargain.
A Marlin repeating rife, with all OF
the latest improvements, for sale.
Call at this office and see it.
T. p. Foard was granted a tavern
license last Monday. He has opened
hotel and saloon at Pee Dee.
Tho L. & N. will sell round trip
tickets to Middlesborough Nov. Sth,
good 10 days for 5000, account Of
land sale.
The Moss family which appears at
the Opera House tonight in their
musical comedy can not be beaten.
They deserve full house.
Ward Clagget is suffering from
sprained ankle, caused by mule
which he was riding, Monday night,
falling and throwing him violently
against the pike.
L. NJ. Edmundson will, on or about
the first OF December, open up an
elegantly furnished cafe at his old
stand, six doors west of tho corner of
Ninth and Railroad streets.
In their comedy, "a Quick match"
the Moss Family introduce u number
of specialties. This family will appear
at the Opera House tonight. Usual
prices.
An old colored woman, whose name
could not be learned, was burned to
death in a cabin ON Jesup Avenue
yesterday afternoon. She was 65 years
old and had been entirely helpless for
several years.
There will be services at the Metho
dist Church Sunday, at 10a5 and at
night at O'Clock. Pr, aching by the
Pastor G. w. Lyon, morning subject,
"The man with the two talents" All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Howe, who is great
lover OF flowers, has the handsomest
display of chrysanthemums ever seen
in this city. They embrace dozens OF
varieties OF every conceivable hue. II
is worth walk up South Main to see |
the display on Mr.. Howe's verands.
The KESTUoKIAN has for some years
used Mckinley Hot Air Engine to
run its presses, but ii was found in
adequate to do the work required and
a Chicago Steam E1gine has been
substituted for the Hot Air Engine.
Only this change was needed to make
the KESrUcKAN Office the best equipp-
ed printing establishment IN Western
Kentucky.
The first OF series of Chautauqua
lectures was delivered at the Opera
House Tuesday night by Mr.. w. L.
"From the Italian Lakes to
Vesuvius" being the subject. A large
audience was present to listen to this
pleasant, entertaining and instructive
lecture, and every one was highly
pleased, Rev, S. N. Vail introduced
the lecturer TO the audience in very
appropriate address
Only few cool nights and the coal
thieves will make their appearance
"as OF old" Our present police are
very vigilant and will SEQ to il that
there are less depredations than for
merly, but with this fact before us,
aome petty thieving will go on. Yes
Ierday morning Joanna Monroe, a
colored woman, was arrested charged
with stealing coal. She was brought
before Judge Brown who sent her to
jail for further trial, and it is likely
sho will be held over until the meet
ing OF the spring grand jury,
Rev. II. A. Macdonald entered the
third year of his pastorate of the
Christian church in this city ON Oct.
LIST. A report Of the work Of the
church during the two years OF Mr..
Maodonald's ministry was made to
the church two weeks ago. 1t showed
that in that time one hundred and
eight persons have been added to the
membership. The total amount rails.
ID and expended for all purposes by
Lhe church and Sunday School is
all Of which was raised by
voluntary contribution; Of this amount
1887, 20 was contributed for Home
and Foreign missions, The church is
free from debt, and is in prosperous
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