Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-30
HERE AND THERE.

; pany refuses to act.
The Brame trial comes up in Nasl
vile next Monday.
: WASrED-To buy a good No. !
shot gun. Apply at this oflice.+
I r. M. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone IA.
Rey. j. W. Lewis preached his las
sermons ut tho Methodist churc
Sunday. He leaves for Bowling
Green this week.
Special Registration Oct. IL and |:
at all voting places in the county
The same officers who served in Jun,
will again ofiiciate.
Rev. Fred d. Hall, the reviyalist
has accepted call to the pastoratt
of Nc cTeran Memo.'ia Baptist church
Louisville, at a salary OF $500.
Forepaugh's circus will be at
Princeton Oct. o and at Clarksyille
Oct. 15. For some reason not ex-
planned, Hopkinsville is given the GO
by.
MIR. Frank Mccoy has rented
Judge Petree's handsome brick cot
tage on South Main and is furnishing
il up in style fit for bride to oc-
cupy.
The merchantile establishment Of
Claude X. Clark, at Belleview, was
closed Friday by an attachment. Only
the rear room used for groceries was
shut up, as the postoilice in the front
room kept that from being closed.
A protracted meeting is now in pro-
gress at 0livet church, near Garrettts-
burg, and one will be commenced at
Little River Church the second Sun
lay in October. Elder X. s. Fleming
,f Hickman, KY, will assist the pas
or in the latter meeting.
See the advertisement OF the Arling-
on hotel, Louisville, which appears
in this issue. Mr.. Henry
Hurt, well known in thiG city, is the
popular manager, and extends cor
lial invitation TO his friends to stop
nth him when in the city.
II is now but little over two weeks
i'll the fair and from now until that
ime everybody should talk il up and
lse every means to arouse interest in |
!. Let there be an old-fashioned
ut-pouring Of the people and make
he occasion a grand reunion OF all
he people in the county.
The Christian church was crowded
D overaowing Sunday night, in spite
I the inclement weather, TO hear Rev.
N. Prestridge, who preached by invi-
ition OF the pastor, Mr.. Macdonald.
was the last sermon from Mr.. Pres
idge before leaving for Winchester
nd his fricnds Of all denominations
'rned out to hear him.
BY q vote Of the eight companies
the Third Regiment, Ken
lcky State Guards, Lieutenant Colo
i T. j. smith, of this city, was last
ght promoted 10 the position Of
olonel, Col. s. ii. Ford, of Owens /
'ro, having resigned. Col. Smith d
wing been promoted, there is va q
neY in the position Of Lieut. Colo S
', and nothing would be more prop :
than TO elect Capt. Jouett Henry, i
Company 3D." Hopkinsville. He /
not only an excellen. gentleman \
d q good tactician, hut is the Z
nior Captain Of the Regiment, and a
Q position is his by right of promo {
N, When an election IA ordered A
lptain Henry will become Lieuten- p
t-Colonel Henry and here's hoping. il
Green Times. \
The horses attached to Mr.. l.. L. L
II.
lckners buggy took fright Friday II
ernoon on South Main and ran at a v
rious rate. Misses Matte Buckner a
d Willie Rust were in the buggy v
III Mr.. Buckner. Seeing that he q
lld not stop the horses, Mr.. Buckner b
lied them into small tree at Mr.. G
Q. Giants corner, which they broke 81
wn aud plunged onto the pavement, Il
. Of the horses jumping the iron is
ICE. The young ladies in the buggy
re thrown out when the smash io
ne, one Of them falling upon one W
the prostrate horses. Mr.. Buckner
ickly leaped out and extricated
nm and, strange to say, neither Of s.
I'M was hurt in the least. Mr.. o
ckner, however, in trying to hold =
horses after they got up and be-
a to kick, was thrown against the
ce and had one rib broken The A
ggy was badly wrecked before the
-ses were finally quieted. Owing
the prominence Of the parties w
ose lives were endangered, the af- &C
: created quite sensation. W,