Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-05
aENE7 AR6 YAINE.

Capt. Jno. n. Green is now tn
father OF a baby girl.
| The purest Of leaf lard at w. ]
Withers and Sons meat SHOPS
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 144.
Read what Mr.. T. NJ. Edmunsol
has to say in the special local column
this issue.
Mr.. NJ. D. Kelly has beautiful
line OF Holiday goods. Call in at hi
diamond palace and see them.
Read what NJ. d. Kelly, the jeweler
has TO ssy to you in his CONSPICUOUS
"ad' which appears in this issue.
Lewis Buckner was granted di
vorce from Susan Buckner his wife, ia
the Common Pleas Court Wednes
day.
The motion for new trial in the
r. S. Hester case was overruled and
the case with go to the Court Of Ap-
peals.
The conclusion OF the "Arkansas
Hunt" is published in to-day's paper
The first installment OF the minutes
appeared Tuesday.
The parties who robbed Mr.. JEFF
Hammond's store at Caledonia some
months ago have becn caught and are
now in jail at Cadiz awaiting trial.
A protracted meeting was begun
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening. The
other local pastors will assist Mr..
Bida,a.
The first number of the Hopkins
vile Criterion, small amateur sheet
published by James L. Long, appeared
a fow days ago. The publisher is q
sou Of Jailer Long and gets out quite
a creditablc paper.
Mrs. Barbary Claypool, who was
adjudged insane yesterday, was Ia
kou to tho Hopkinsville Asylum to-
day. She is in a pitiable condition.
She was in the Asylum in Texas once
previous TO this. -Owensboro Inquirer.
The first meeting of the young
ladies' Matinee Club at Mrs. Giants
Tuesday night was a brilliant success.
1t was largely attended by the
young people and the banquet spread
was elegant and complete in every
detail 1t was an affair that will
not soon be forgotten by those who
were so fortunate as TO be there.
Rev. Jno. Henry Barrows, d. D.,
will deliver the next lecture of the
Chautauqua series at the Opera House
next Thursday night, December IL.
His subject is America, or Christian
ity ia Our National Life" Not hav-
ing been supplied with press notices
or other Information about the lecture,
we cannot Indicate the manner in
which Mr.. Burrows treats his subject.
Those who have heard him are warm
in his praises as lecturer.
The officers Of election, appointed
by the Republican Council, are given
in to-day's issue. 1t will be observed
that all OF the sheriff, arc Republicans.
The point in this is that when the
judges cannot agree, tho sheriff passes
upon the eligibility OF the voters. In
somo instances those officers are Gil
ing positions to which they wore ap-
pointed by the present Council aud II
is 10 be presumed that those in the
close wards thoroughly understand
the work they are expected TO do.
We present to our readers in this
issue the card of the New Arlington
Hotel, Clarksville, Tenn. Messrs.
Hallums, Edwards,and Morrow, the
have secured the services
Of Mr.. ]. Y. Cabiness, formerly Of
Trenton, Ky, as manager, and bet
ter selection could not have been
IN lde. The tables will always be
supplied with the best the market
affords and nothing but first-class
walters will be employed. Persons
desiring all the comforts of home life
should not fail to stop at the New
Arlington when visiting Clarksville.
In this issue appears an advertise
ment Of L. Gauchet, the Clarksville
jeweler. Mr.. Gauchet has been in
the business for number of years
and employs none but the most
skilled worknien. The repairing OF
fine watches, clocks, jewelry and fancy
goods Is done IN the most perfect
manner and all work is warranted
And satisfaction guaranteed. His
atock Of fine jewelry is complete, en-
bracing every article in that line and
prices are very reasonable. When in
Clarksville it will pay you to call in
and look over his elegant display Of
fine watches and other goods.