Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-29
HERE AND THERE.

yitalia Liver Pills cure without de-
bilitating.*
Early planted corn is coming up
beautifully.
Company d will elect second
lieutenant tonight.
Esq. Alex Campbell is taking the
white school census for the city.
The saloon stock of Perkins &
Driver was sold ut auction Saturday.
RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed g. sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 142.'
A new saloon has been opened by
c. p. Nolen OF the old stand Of Driver
g. Co., ON Main street.
Thore will BIO preaching at Antioch
church next Saturday at 2 p. m; also
ON Sunday at IL o'clock.
w. II. Nolen has moved his family
from west Seventh street to the Aber-
nathy building, on Ninth.
Wiley & Parker want 10000 lbs of
wool and 1900 fat sheep and lambs.
Highest market price paid"
Passenger train No. 81 was six hours
late Saturday. A wash-out beyond
Evansville, Ind, caused tho delay.
Bassett 4 Co., have erected flag
staff over their store and will here
after display the signal service flags.
A complete assortment OF flowers
for sale at a greatly reduced price, to
close out. Mrs. r. M. Edmundson.t
The Japanese Jugglers" will give
an entertainment at the c. p. Church
tonight. The public is invited to at
tend.
Mr.. l.. G. Williams has moved out
to the Sypert place, which his father
in-law, Mr., Crabtree, purchased few
days ago.
Mrs. NJ. d. Sypert, Poindexter
House, No. az South Main street,
solic;ts boarderi, Country custom a
speciality
The ponds formed by the heavy
rains in the southern part Of the
county are covered by millions Of
mosquitoes.
Mr.. NJ. w Davis is the father OF an
enthusiastic young Democrat, who put
in an appearance last week, in time
for the census.
The Guild at Mr.. w. t. Radford's,
announced for last Friday night, was
postponed till next Friday on account
OF the weather
A picnic will be given near Lafayette
next Friday in honor of Miss Halle
Rives and Mrs. Ed. r. Bogard, that
being their birth day.
Purify your blood with DR.. p. T.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
by physicians of Hopkinsville. For
sale only by Rogers d Elgin.* tim.
A protracted me citing has begun at
Hebron, south of the city. Rev. Mr..
Collins is expected to arrive in day
or two and carry on the meeting for
the next two weeks.
The entertainment among the
Breakers" rendered at Trenton Fri
day night was decided success
financially, as well as otherwise.
They had an $50 house.
A concert will be given at Lafayette
tomorrow night which promises TO be
well patronized. Theproceeds will go
towards assisting in the building of a
new Baptist church at that place.
There are three candidates for
magistrate in the Longview district,
viz: l.. o. CARROT, T. NJ. Barker and
Jos. Grubbs. The two first named
are the present justices. There are
about 800 voters in the district.
A protracted meeting will begin to-
morrow night at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. Rev. j. r
Beard, of Beverly, Ohio, will assist
the pastor in conducting the meeting
Rev. Beard was at one time pastor Of
the church at this place, and has many
warm friends here who will be pleased
to see him.
At a meeting of the congregation Of
the First Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning, Rev. S. n. Vail, Of
Chicago, was called to the pastorate
OF that church without a dissenting
vote. There is no doubt that Mr.
Vail will accept the call and he will
enter upon his duties in two or three
weeks.
The Registration Bill will be pub
lished in the issue Of the KENTucKrAN
of May 2. Those wanting extra cop
los of the paper will please place their
orders by Saturday at noon. The
matter is now in type and persons de-
serving the law in circular form can
be supplied any time this week at
very low rates.
Messrs. ]. M. Giyens, Ward Head
Icy and j. r. Stanley, three bright
and intelligent young men, were re
Gently examined at this place touch.
ing their proficiency in regard to law
They passed creditable examinations