Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-04
HERE AND THERE.

MI IL. Burke is able to be out afte
quite severe attack of sickness.
~ Il. NJ Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone IA.
" L. II. Page, Morton's Gap, Ky, ha
good house and lot for sale at I
ng bargain.
w. l.. Dawson, the first OF tn,
" Chautauqua lecturers, opens the sea
son tonight.
vi The wife of Carter Cant, col. died
in the city Friday, of consumption
TO aged % years.
s. Yesterday was county court day
d and, being the eve Of election, good
5. crowd was in town.
N The Uniform Rank, X. OF P. held
.. an important business meeting at the
= Moayon Hall last night.
!, c. W. Rea g. Co. do all kids of
guttering and tin work in general.
r Prices to suit everybody.
b Mr.. Charles Radford is very i'll OF
congestion OF the spinal column, at
) his home near Pembroke.
Bourland aud Ellis met on the
stump at Crofton yesterday and were
, booked to meet here last night.
Mrs. d. p. Jones is suffering from
a badly fractured arm. DIR. Young
was called and set the broken arm.
The game law expired Saturday
and the slaughter Of the feathery tribe
was begun. DIR. Rodman bagged 25
birds.
| A delegation Of young men from
this city will attend the grand mill
tary ball to be given at BowlingtIreen
Friday night by the young men of
that city.
Mrs. 7. II. McNaney has purchased
the furniture of the late Mrs. Skarry,
ON Ninth street, who kept boarding
house, and will use the house for the
same purposes as formerly.
Esq. Dawson, who was acting u'
County Judge Saturday, during the
absesce OF Judge Morrow, was called
upon to tic matrimonial knot for a
colored couple from the country.
The condition of Jno. Ward, the
young man who was cut by Jno. Prof
ht last week, is much improved and
il he continues to improve in the next
lew days as he has in the past he will
soon be able TO appear at the trial.
Mrs. V. z. Blair is sellir g out her
stock OF general merchandise at Ben
nettstown with q view of quitting
business. Another stock of goods =
will be opened in the building now I
occupied by her, in n few weeks. 4
A Tobacco Congress and Tobacco u
Fair will be held at Clarksville on {
Nov. 26, at the Court House and I'm il
ion Warehouse. The cash premium $
list aggregates $40. All entries must |,
be made with the Secretary, A. E.
Gardner, not later than noon of the u
day of the meeting. No fee charged. g
On Thursday night thief succeed g
ed in raisinf, rear window to j. Ii. S
Anderson u Co.'S store by reaching in
stole an unknown quality of goods W
from tho shoe department. On the Ii
following night Wiley & Burnett's
drug store was burglarized and sever Il
al boxes of cigars taken, also some il
change from the cash drawer. S
Mr.. L. H. Brown, who was chief L
clerk under Postmaster Mckenzie, re- G
tired from the Office yesterday. Mr.. II
B'own is very popular and capable II
Young man and made polite and ef- re
icient clerk. The ol er clerks also 81
went out,and Maj. Brea thitt's daught-
,rs, Misses Carrie and Katie, will dis fl
lribute the mails in the future. c
The Stewart block, on Seventh st..
will be completed by the first of Jan q
isry, and ready for occupancy. ]. W
W. Smith a. Co., will open first class
'estaurant, occupying two of the nj
'ooms below, and the entire upper ST
'ooms will be used in connection with IL
he restaurant, as sleeping apart W
nents. g
Mr.. c. E. Bronaugh has opened
-resh stock OF groceries at Pembroke " "
md announces to the public that he
has come into the market to stay and =.
will not be undersold. Mr.. Bronaugh VI VI
very popular young gentleman, ~
md being good business man will a.
certainly control full share of pat 81 =.
onagc. Read what he has to say in III
special local column"
We make editorial mention of DIR.
Yonng's card in accordance to our :.
,ustom, as it is not necessary to in ~
roduce him to this community. He ~
has been % years in practice 10 in h,
his city-and in ability, education h.
md skill 10 the peer of any practi- n
ioner in this end of the State and :,
he acknowledged representative of n
lis school. Courteous in manner, wi
lind of heart and attentive to his pro- 80
ession, he deserves the large patron h,
sc ho has received at tie hands of Ia
'ur people. =, ~
DIR. P. c. Sutphin, iate of Hart Co.,
las located here and in the special to
reatment of diseases of tho avn aar n,