Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-01-31
HERE AND THERE.

} Of June 81, 1889.
Buy Eureka coal OF Jas. Phelps,
Wheeler, Mills & Co.'S warehouses;
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 144.F
Buy goods of 5--McGehee Bros.-b
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and save moneys
A pension was this week granted to
Alex Walker, of this place, now de
ceased.
Conductor Balch is reported much
worse and is not expected to live the
week out.
In to-day's issue we publish the full
text of the Hopkinsyille ward bill,
which is now law.
On and after Feb. LIST, shaving 10c,
hair cutting 25c at the Star Shaving
Parlor Of Jones g. Banks.*
Moseley & Tribble are paying high
est prices for all cattle. Headquart-
ers at WHY & Burnett's.'
In a freight wreck at Empire We'd
nesday morning fifteen empty cars
were ditched. No one was hurt.
VIM. Stevenson, the colored man
who was accidentally shot by his son
Sunday, is not yet out of danger.
Mrs. George Major, OF Beverly, is
very sick with pneumonia. Dr. Scar
gent was called out to see her yester-
day.
Remember, there are z chairs and
7 BARRIERS at the 9TH St., Star Barber
Shop. So you need not wait long
for shave"
Quarterly court is in session and
will probably continue until some time
next week. There are $50 new cases
and so old ones docketed.
The Star Barber Shop will cut their
prices Feb. LIST, 1890, as follows:
Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting 25 cents.
JONES d BASKs, Props, East side
Seventh St.
Miss Leila Cox will begin spring
session at the Bennettstown school
house next Monday. Miss Cox is one
OF the most popular young lady teach
crs in the county.
Jones & Banks Star barber shop,
on Seventh street, is now equipped in
first-class style. Everything is neat,
clean and stylish and their trade is
rapidly increasing.
Rev. S. F. Glib, OF Decatur, ILL.,,
who held a meeting at the Uniyersalist
church here last year, slipped on the
pavement in that place few days ago
and fell, breaking his leg.
Mr.. d. c. Crane, Of Indianapolis,
inventor Of aud dealer in REFUSES for
business men TO advertise with. was
in the city this week and supplied
most Of tie different lines of trade.
Rev. Jno. o. Rust was examined on
Polemics this week, which is the last
examination Of the fall course in the
Theological Seminary. OF course he
passed the examination with the great
est credit.
Miss Annie Sypert has been en-
gagged to teach spring term at the
Howell school house, in South Chris
tan. She recently closed very sue
cessful and satisfactory session at
Concord, near this city.
Prof. ]. p. Fruit returned home
Monday from Pembroke, where he has
been attending the bedside Of his
father for a week or more. We are
glad to report his father much better.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Muir
ply from Pembroke, who will enter
Bethel College. Herald.
This performance was strictly un-
like anything of the kind that has
been in Lexington for some time, II
being more like the regular old negro
minstrel than the so-called minstrel
shows of tho present day -Lexington,
KY, Daily Press. Gorton's Minstrels,l
Opera House, Feb. 6.
Harvey Breathitt yesterday with
drew from the Republican race for
County Clerk, leaving the track clear
to Jno. P. Prowse before the primary
March LIST. This settles the three
most important places on tho ticket,
viz: A. H. Anderson for judge, j. p.
Prowse, for clerk and Jno. Boyd for
sheriff. The only contests now are
for jailer, attorney and assessor.
The committee of thirteen ON cali
ing a pastor for the Baptist church
has decided to recommend Rev. d. d.
Gray, Of Hazelhurst, Miss. Mr.. Gray
is not one Of the preachers who have
been sampled by the church during
the last several months. He comes
entirely on the recommendations of
those upon whose judgment the COM
mittee is willing to rely. Mr.. Gray is
SO years Of age and has family of
wife and two children, The church
win probably ratify the committees
action.
The Louisville Post publishes a toll
erably good cut Of Hon, VIM. Whar-
ton, with this brief sketch; "Hon
Vim. Wharton, Of Trigg, has a face