Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-08
HERE AND THERE.

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Yesterday was County Court day
A large crowd was in the city,
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l42.
The young people of the Methods
church are to organize an Endeavo
society.
Tipping license have been granted
b. j. Wall, Gracey, and NJ. Owen q
Co., cambridge.
Marriage license were issued Satur
day to Edmund Davie and Cornelit
Pettis, both colored.
The Court OF Claims meets next
Thursday tolay the county levy anc
transact other business.
DIR. j. NJ. Pendleton, of Bowling
Green, preached at the Baptist church
at Pembroke, Sunday.
The. School Board held its regular
monthly meeting at Judge Landes
Office Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Wootton are
both very sick with pneumonia at
their home near Caledonia.
The Tank Kee matinee lecture will
take place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Subject, "Boys and Girls Of China"
Gardening and farming operations
are nearly a month behind in conse-
quence of the exceedingly wet weather
Miss Genevieve Anderson, whose
serious illness was reported in our last
issue, is much better, we are glad to
note.
Miss Alice Hayes has just returned
from the eastern market with hand
some line of spring millinery goods
at prices to suit the times.*
The weather prophets predict that
this month will prove almost UMPIRE
cedented in the way of storms. To
day is booked for heavy elbow"
We can not pay for big, flaming
advertisements, our profits are too
small. For good, honest goods at
low prices, go to Bush SHOE Co.
Purify your blood with DR.. P. T.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
by physicians of Hopkinsville. For
sale only by Rogers & Elgin.* tim
Last Sunday was Easter, and APP
propriate services were held at Grace
church. A large number of people
visited the church and admired the
floral display.
w. F. Randle, the confectioner, on
last Friday sold his stock of goods to
Messrs. n. G. Brasher and Hart Bro
naugh, who will continue business at
he same stand. Mr.. Randle retires
rom business.
Mr.. Jno. F. Clardy, whose loss from
he cyclone was estimated at 5000,
'ays his building and fences can prob
IDLY be put back for about $500. We
Ire glad to know that his losses were
10 much less than reported.
Mr.. A. A. Metz advertises for this
week number of unparalleled bar
yains in tho dry goods line. His
pecial bargain sale will continue
throughout the week and glance at
lis prices will be enough to convince
'ou that you can save money by call
ny on him.
In this issue appears an advertise
nent of the two celebrated horses,
Bonnie Hambletonian and Gordon,
10. 1927. These fine animals can
low be seen at the Driving Park. Mr..
,. II. McNancy will take great pleas
ire in showing them. For pedigrees,
descriptions, etc, see "ad."
Mr.. NJ. B. King has been appointed
justice o! the peace in the Union
chool House district to succeed w.
|. Everett, deceased. The appoint
lent is for the unexpired term of five
lonths. A better appointment could
OF have been made and the people of
ie district will do themselves credit
, elect Mr.. King for the full term in
ugust.
The revival at the Christian church, !
hich lasted nearly four weeko, {
osed Thursday night last. There Z
ere sixty-eight additions to the
hurch as a result of the meeting.
.lder Lucas made fine impression
D the people of this city and made
ANY warm and lasting friends dur
lg his stay. There were large con ]
regations in attendance throughout
10 meeting. t
To afford the citizens of Hopkins |
lie and vicinity an opportunity of
sitting the Art Exhibition at Nash !
lie at reasonable cost, the Louisville
Nashville railroad will sell excur-
on tickets April 10th, 1890, limited
} date of sale, at one fare for the
,und trip. Excursion tickets will |
40 be sold under same conditions G
ON stations as far south as Trenton.
The stock of goods lost by Niece j
30 Bros, at Belleview, invoiced $1,000 i
ld the building was worth $1,000. :
heir loss Of $4,000 was insured
yainst fire for 5000, but the proba- I
Ilities are that the companies will v