Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-05-02
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Mills Co.
See advertisement of d fine farm
lying in Trigg county, for sale.
Polk Cansler has purchased Ale
Gilliland's interest in the lime factory
RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l42.
Pembroke holds its town election
tomorrow. Five trustees will b
elected. t.. tW -Ettn
Elkin & Co., the meat men at thu
corner of Main and Tenth streets, hav,
quit business. sv9
Imported Strawberries appeared in
the market yesterday for the frs
time this season.
LOST Young ladys black sill
plush jacket. Return to A. w. Pyle
and get rewards
The Pembroke opera company re-
peated "The Waif of the Woods al
Pembroke Tuesday night.
Wiley & Parker want 10000 lbs OF
wool and 1900 fat sheep and lambs
Highest market price pads isi'
Mr.. NJ. C. Forbes has bought the
old Diuguid property near the river,
between llth and 18th streets.
Mr.. L. B. McEwen, a young attor-
new Of Calhoun, KY, has located in
this city for the practice of law.
Baptist Guild at Mr.. w. T. Rad
ford's tonight. The proceeds will go
to the parsonage fund. Admission
10 cents.
Mrs. NJ. d. Sypert, Poindexter
House, No. 9i7 South Main street,
solicits boarders, Country custom a
speciality"
The protracted meeting at Casky
Baptist church is proving very sue
cessful. There have been six addi-
tions so far.
MIR. \. Hille again comes forward
with the first ripe Strawberries of the
season. II we mistake not be claim
ed the same distinction last year.
The Democratic County Committee
will meet next Monday at l o'clock p.
m. The Republican Committee will
meet at the same hour on the 18th.
Ten acres Of unsuryeyed land, adj
joining the Asylum properly, has
been claimed by DIR. b. w. Stone on
behalf Of the State. He will deed it
TO the State.
Read Frank Wybrant's advertise.
ment which appears in this issue, and
when visiting the city of Louisville
drop around and have him take your
photograph.
The KENTucKIAN does not find Il
necessary to bloviatc about it's circu-
lation in order TO secure patronage.
1t already has more "ads" than il
knows what to do with.
Bert Wing, who was sent to the
Missouri penitentiary for term of
tens years, about five years ago, for
killing Jo Glenn at st. Louis, was
pardoned last Saturday by Governor
Francis.
Rev. Smith, the "Boy Preacher" is
attracting large crowds to the Hebron
meeting. He is but IS years old, but
his ability as a preacher is something
remarkable. The meeting is growing
in interest.
At a regular meeting of the Latham
Light Guards Tuesday night, Sergt.
C. Henry Tandy was elected to the
higher Office of Second Lieutenant, to
fill the vacancy made by the promo
ton of Lieut.. Clarity.
w. T. Isbell, prominent and
wealthy farmer of Warren county,
died of hydrophobic commissions few
days ago. He was bitten by mad
dog several months ago and tried
maidstone and everything else without
avail.
President Ex. Norton, OF the l.. d
N. II. r., was thrown from a carriage
in Roanoke, Va, Saturday, breaking
his arm in two places. He and party
were returning from an inspection
tour south, and had stopped over in
Roanoke for few hours.
The officers of registration were APP
pointed last Monday, but as the law
requires them to be housekeepers the
list may have to be changed some.
The clerks in She city districts, who
will have to sign the certificates, are
7. L. Lawson, r. I. Mcdaniel, b. 7.
Underwood and r. N. Lander, col.
Mcssrs. Forbes & Bro, Hopkinsville,
Ky:
GENTLEMEN have planted only
fourteen acres of corn with my Hoe
Empire Fertilizer Drill" and several
parties have seen it and all agree that
it is the prettiest work ever done in
this section. One man and a two
horse team can plant twenty or more
acres of corn per day. l consider it
the cheapest and best tool on my place
and you ought to sell a great many
this summer Yours truly,
CHAS. +. BARKER.
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