Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-25
HERE AND THERE.

r. M Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone IA.
Born to the wife of Mr.. Arthur NJ
Henry, ten pound girl, Thursda.
last.
Allensworth g. Mcknight hav
opened livery and feed stable a
, Howell, Ky.
A new roof has been put on tn
freight depot and other needed re
pairs are being made.
The growing wheat crop is looking
well and the prospects are very en-
courasing to the farmers.
For Sale or Rent.-A house and 10
ON corner Bird and Virginia SITS. Al
ply to B. F. SIMMONS.
! Moseley " Tribble are still paying
highest market price for all good, fa
hogs. Office, WHY d Burnett's drug
store.
Sunday was one of those bright de
ligatful days that do not come often
In winter in climates less favored
than ours.
DR.. j. L. Thomas, of South Christ.
ian, is contemplating locating in this
city at an early date for the practice
Of his profession.
Col. Napoleon Gregory, of Church
Hill, has field of clover in full bloom.
1t is of the red variety and is some
what of curiosity at this season.
AL. Fields will be greeted by a
jammed house tomorrow night. He
is by long odds the most popular
minstrel man who comes to Hopkins
vile.
The young ladies OF the Baptist
church will give candy pulling at
RaGsdale's warehouse Friday evening
at seven o'clock sharp. Admission 10
cents.
Nourse q Moore, the cnterprising
Ninth street grocers, have just had
completed an elegant express wagon
to be used in handling heavy goods
from the depot.
The Henderson journal says Mr..
Tom w. Buckner has taken the
agency of the Southern Building and
Loan Association, of Atlanta, Ga, and
will have his headquarters at Louis
vile.
Mr.. r. I. Word has purchased the
property of Mr.. C. d. Davis, merchant
ut Beverly, and Mr., Davis will move
TO Herndon, where he will open
general merchandise store in the
houae recently occupied by jackson,
Gossett IL Co.
S. d. Erwin, Bowling Green, NJ. D.
Davie, Beverley, w. T. Winn, Hen
derson and p. H. Hanley, Caney, were
chosen delegates to the National
Union at Ocala, Fla, in December.Al-
ternates, w. II. Browder, S. S. Nix, G.
II. Myers and r. E. Robinson.
The freshly plastcred walls OF Mr..
\. A. Metz's new house ON South
Main nave been SO defaced by loafers,
some of whom, boldly scratched ini-
tials on them, that Mr.. Metz has been
compelled to post his premises to keep
out intruders until he can complete
his house and move into it.
The farmers are getting impatient
for hog killing spell.' The corn
crop is short this year and the late
winter is forcing the farmers to feed
theif'hogs longer than usual. Most
of them, however, will profit by last
winters experience and not kill their
meat in uncertain weather and run
the risk of losing it again.
The Nat Gather Co., tobacco COM
mission merchants, insert their ware
house card in this issue, and their
sales will hereafter appear regularly.
This reliable firm gives four months
free storage and farmers consigning
their tobacco to them can rely upon
it that the best prices will bc obtained
and fair treatment assured them.
Mr.. r. Fl. DeTreville desires us to
say that he is not a candidate for
Councilman in the Sixth Ward. His
business is such that he could not
act if elected and give the duties OF
the position proper attention. Mr..
DeTreville had strong following in
the race and would have made a
good race il he had been nominated
by his party as he is very popular
with both Democrats and Republi-
cans.
The Peerless Minstrels gave an ex-
cellcnt entertainment at the Guthrie
opera house Friday night. The pat
ronage was not so large as it might
have been had the prices been small
or, but very appreciative audience
greeted them. The best people in the
place attended and showed their high
appreciation of the rendition of each
part by loud and frequent encores.