Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-23
HERE AND THERE.

RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed g. sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone IA.
Mr.. A. A. Metz's handsome cottag
on South Main is now under process
I OF construction.
Mr.. T. w. Moore's fine tenor voic
will be one OF the features OF th
/ Pythian minstrel performance Oct. II
jeff Hammonds store at Caledo
MIA, Trigg county, was burglarize'
one night last week and a larg
amount Of goods taken.
The L & N. pay car passed through
the city yesterday and stopped long
enough to distribute good rounc
sum to its employees here.
Lewis Payne, col, n convict in the
work house, with l2i days to work
who recently escaped, has returned
voluntarily to work out his time.
In the future ! shall spend all Of
my time in my Clarksville Office
owing to the work in the two places
conflicting. A. l.. Butt.*
DIR. NJ. w. Williams has bought the
fine Jno. p. Campbell farm on the
Cox Mill road, one milo from town.
He will convert it into a stock farm.
All ex- Confederate soldiers are re-
quested by the Reunion Committee
to send their addresses to the Garner
drug store at once, with number of
company and regiment.
Matte Tillman aged IA and Fred
Tillman aged II, children OF the late
VS.. Tillman, left yesterday for Louis
vile, in charge Of Mr.. Walter Kelly,
to enter the Orphans Home of the
Christian Church.
In justice to Mr.. I. V. Dawson,
merchant at Herndon, we will state that
he was charged jointly with keeping
disorderly house and selling liquor
on Sunday and was fined $50, which
applied only te the violation Of the
Sabbath, the former charge not being
sustained.
Annie Burton, the little favorite
comedienne, will appear in the
light comedy, "Maud Muller next
Saturday evening, with a strong
company to support her. She will be
remembered as the star in the Basye-
Davis Company last season. Pop
ular prices.
A barn well filed with tobacco be-
longing to Mrs. Ann Rickman, near
Belleview, caught fire while hands
were firing the tobacco early Saturday
morning, and was entirely consumed.
There was no insurance ON the barn
and the loss falls heavily on Mrs.
Hickman, who suffered greatly by the
cyclone last March.
Rev. Z. Williams will leave to-day
to represent the Virginia Street Bap-
tist church in the First District Asso-
citation at Fulton, KY, which meets to-
morrow. This is the most important
meeting for several years, inasmuch
as the location of the contemplated
college in this city will be definitely
settled aud the first payment made.
The lot secured is Iour-acre tract
near the Railroad tank.
Rev. Jno. G.. Kendall, of Casky,
pastor Of the Baptist churches OF
Casky, Olivet and Locust Grove, has
decided to remove to Waco, Tex,
about Nov. l, TO accept the assistant
pastcrate Of the First Baptist church
OF that city. Mr.. Kendall is very pop
ular with his churches and his deter
mination TO resign is learned with
much regret. He has brother living
in Waco, which fact has influenced
him in his departure.
A great revival is in progress at the
Paducah Baptist church, the pastor
being assisted by Res. T T. Hale, the
evangelist. The Standard has this
TO say of the new pastors work:
"There have been sixty additions to
the First Baptist church since Rev. j.
D. Jordan assumed charge of it last
spring. The young divine has labor
ed earnestly and faithfully since he
came here, often when his health was
very far from good, but his work has
been well rewarded"
Thirty bonds OF the city Of Hop
kinsville Of the value of $500 each,
were sold at auction yesterday at
prices ranging from S502.25 to S5l7,
according to the length Of time to
run. They were bought by j. T.
Smith, VIM. johnson, ID. r. Beard.
Jas. B. Garnett, Peter Postell, E. p.
Campbell and G. Knight. This $4,000
represents the entire Indebtedness of
the city, The money, together with
$4,000 cash, will be used to retire
the $25, 900 of matured bonds.
Rev. ]. N. Prestridge has accepted
call to the pastorate OF the Win
chester Baptist church and will leave
for his new home by Oct. LIST. The
church is q strong and wealthy one,