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

Mr.. Tom Adams is very sick at hi,
home near Beverly.
The Medical Club met at DIR. Sites
Office Friday night.
AL Fields celebrated minstrels will
be here some time this month.
X. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l44.'
L. II. Page, Morton's Gap, Ky, has
good house and lot for sale at a
bargain.
A spell of Indian Summer weather
last week was wound up by a rain
Sunday night.
Esquire H. b. Clark is much better
and will soon be up again from Sc
we're attack OF sickness.
The Pythian Minstrels will give an
entertainment at Guthrie about the
twentieth OF the month.
Mr.. F. NJ. Quarles, of Garrettsburg,
will have a sale Of his farming outfit
and personal property on Nov. 20.
jackson, Gossett & Co., merchants
at Herndon, are selling out their stock
Of general merchandise to quit bust
ness,
Bluefort Mcknight and Dudley
Short, both colored, were fined S. and
costs, each, yesterday for drunken
ness.
Bassett & Cos opening Friday was
the grandest of the season. Their
store was crowded all day and they
did an immense business.
The Chrysanthemum Show given
by the ladies of the Ninth Street
Presbyterian church Thursday night
was a pronounced success.
Mr.. W. II. Cox has bought the
Poindexter place ON South Main
Street, 50I200 feet on the corner Of
Street, for 5000.
Mr.. W. T. Vaughan, the work house
keeper, will purchase two blood
hounds in n few days. They will be
iscd in catching escaped convicts.
Lydia Cox, the colored woman who
was burned TO death on Jesup Ave
iue last Monday, was SO years old,
md had been an invalid for five years.
Some one either borrowed or stole |
DR.. Jas A. Young's overcoat one day |
ast week. The doctor is anxious for |
Is return, II ii does not fit the party |
Who got it.
I. NJ. Edmundson will, on or about
no first Of December, open up an
Elegantly furnished cafe ut. his old
tand, six doors west OF the corner Of
ninth and Railrcsd streets.
A very large crowd attended the
ale at Herndon Saturday, Mr..
failed to sell his farm, but
disposed Of o lot Of fine cattle and
everal head OF horses at fair prices.
Miss Kittie thinner lost highly
,rized black sick, gold-headed para
pl at the First Presbyterian church
sunday night, which some one took
trough mistake. She will be glad to
ave It returned.
Napoleon Hart, COL, arrested last
eek on charge Of horse stealing,
;as set at liberty Friday as he could
ot 10 identified by the Stewart coun-
Y gentleman who bought the stolen
orse.
The Uniform Rank, X. Of p, for
hose benefit the recent entertain
rent was given, have presented Misses
'eny and Steinhagen, the managers,
'ith gold headed umbrellas, as
light token Of appreciation,
Reed Bros. h McCarty, OF Belle
lew, had sale OF personal property
'riday, for a division. Mr.. w. A.
Iced will retire from the business
nd Mr.. J. j. Reed will continue it as
eretofore. They have been for ten
r twelve years among the most sue
essful farmers in the county, operat-
,g the fine farm af Mrs. Mceaniy.
Grant McReynolds, col, who was
snt to the work house last week to
'ork out fine Of 81 assessed against
i'm for wife-beating, escaped from
hat institution last Thursday. It is
nought that he made his way to
Jacksonville, and The authorities OF
nat place have been notified Of his
scape.
The sale under decree Of Court of ,
ne ]. II. Lander place near Casky, to
lr. w. A. Reed, of Belleview, was
onfrmed last week and Mr.. Reed
aid over the purchase price, about
1900. He will get possession in the
ear future. The farm is one of the
est in that section Of tho eoppty and
lr, Reed got II at q bargain,
The Christian County Hunting
Tub, composed OF the following gem
Iemen, p. d, Pendleton, PIT, Barker.
!. A. Glover, w. d. Garnett, B. H.
Iyde, t. p. Burke, Austin Peay, w.
v. West, J. r. Caudle, Capt. Sam
White and others, have gone to Ar
ansas, on their regular annual hunt
nd will be absent about three weeks.
There is no scarcity Of good ma
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