Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
HERE AND THERE.

One Letter Press for sale at cost by
Forbes and Bros u1..
There was no preaching at the
Baptist church last Sunday.
Mr.. F. NJ. Whitlow's wife and two
of their children are quite sick.
Pure-bred Plymouth Rock eggs fol
sale. Apply at this Offices
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed d sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l42.'
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros.-t
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and save moneys
For rent, large dry goods store
room on N. W.,cor. Main and Nintl
street. d. j. Gish.
Judge Petrec presided as Circuit
Judge yesterday while Judge Grace
made a trip to Nashville.
Application for license to open
another saloon on West Seventh st
will be made March 16.
Rev. Mr.. Penn, of Arkansas, began
protracted meeting ut the Baptist
church in GAINESVILLE Sunday. He is
one of the noted evangelists of his
denomination.
The City Council has returned S4t
to Clark ~ johnson, part of the first
quarter OF their saloon license, theil
house Of business having been de
stroyed by fire.
Near the southern terminus Of
the Beverly pike the road has sunk
several feet in one place, and will
probably form sink hole in the
middle OF the road.
One Of the best Touring mills in the
county is that of p. p. Huffman, a few
miles south of town. His -four com
pares most favorsbly with the choicest
brands made by the mills of this city
The fruit crop will undoubtedly be
a short one and may be almost total
failure. The general opinion is that
peaches, cherries, plums, pears, apri
cots and even berries have been killed
Apples and grapes have probably no
yet been injured.
Beach & Bowers minstrels will ap
pear at the Opera House tonight ant
the indications are that they will have
a first-rate house. The company i
one of the best Of its kind and tn
papers give them good wore
wherever they have appeared.
Messrs. C. T. Martin & Co. hav,
rented the fair grounds near thi
place and will train horses for TIN
public. Mr.. c. Z. Tandy, of Hop
kinsyille, will have charge OF thu
stock. He comes well recommended
as first-class trainer.-Princetol
Banner.
In the late primaries the Democrat
ic candidates for jailer received 200
votes, while the Republican candi
dates could get out but 1908. Tn
Democratic nominee received 7SC
while the Republican nominee go
747. Straws like these show whicl
way the hurricane is headed.
Long, Winfree & Kelly have ad
justed the loss on Mr.. Jno. d. Bro
naugh's dwelling at Pembroke, burneC
Feb. 2sth, by paying him the full
amount of the insurance, $1,000. l
was insured in the Guardian, of Lon
don, one OF the best companies rep
resented here. The prompt name
in which the loss was paid in less thai
a week shows how the Guardian PEG
pie do business.
A prominent insurance man of thi
city received a few days since an Of
fetal looking envelop from Springfield
Ill. Upon opening it he found it +
contain card which read as follows
HALL OF ANANIAs LODGE, No. 1874.
Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. |, 1886
At the annual meeting of Anania
Lodge No. 1874, Amalgamated AssC
citation of American Liars, you wer
unanimously elected an honorar
member, having passed successful
examination.
Fraternally Yours,
&. WASHINGTON SYNTAx,
; Attest: Royal Suppresio Yer
ANN NANlAs 0LDoUT.
The certificate of membership wa
sent with the compliments of Mr. |
w. Norwood, formerly of this city.
Rev. G. S. Lucas, an evangelist
the Christian church, began pre-
tracted meeting at Mr.. Mcdonald
: church last Sunday, morning. AT I'll
! evening service he preached a powerf'
, sermon from the text, off We love M
keep my commandments" Withor
< attempting to give synopsis OF h
sermon, we must say that he handle
the theme of love, human and divin
in most mastery manner-love
| the great, the only commandment
0 Should the gentleman present sue
Q sermons as that of Sunday evening