Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-15
HERE AND THERE.


4 500 to loan on first mortgage, re-
: estate for security.
a Born to the wife of Mr.. E. b. Ba
!. sett, on the 10th, a son.
a The Medical Club will met at d
t Sites Office at 1880 this evening.
II. M. Woodbridge, livery, feed q sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone IA.
A few thoroughbred South Dow
/, Bucks for BALE at ten dollars.
limo G. f. JARRErr.*
Cards are out announcing the be
trothal OF Mr.. julius We'll, of this city
to Miss Sara Metzger, OF Milwaukee
! Rev. II. +. Perry's regular appoint
} ment for the 3d Sunday, at Bennetts
town has been changed this montl
to the 9Th Sunday.
The Council was booked to NEE
last night to consider the matter o
electric lights, which has been thu
cause of good deal of wrangling fol
some months.
About forty persons left here Tues
day on the Old Point excursion and
others We're picked up at Pembroke,
| Tranfnn and Guthr;a
DR.. j. l.. Dulin will not attend the
Democratic Committee meeting at
Henderson tomorrow. He has sent
his proxy to Mr.. A. T. Dudley.
"The Caldwell Musical Association
has been organized with Mr.. J. E.
Mcpherson as president. twill meet
weekly, the object being mutual i'm
provement in music.
The State Grand Lodge of the u.
b. f. is in session at Owensboro this
week. II. A. Phelps, A. C. Banks
and l.. W. Glass are among the dele
gates in attendance from the Lodge
here.
DR.. Andrew Seargent's very able
paper read before the May meeting OF
the State Medical Society is published
in the current number of "The Amer
lean Practitioner and News" of
Louisville.
Montgomery county, Tenn, elected
the following officers last week: C.
w. Station, Sheriff; F. d. Daniel,
Circuit Clerk; ]. NJ. Rogers, Register;
Geo. Wariield, Trustee; c. d. Bailey,
County Clerk.
John Wandling, cashier of the
Owensboro Deposit Bank, has been
suspended for some unknown reason
aud the local papers are full of specu
lations as to the cause. His accounts
arc known to be all right and the
most probable cause is disagreement
with the president, Mr.. JAS. Weir.
Our young friend and former fell
low citizen, Thos, W. Bpekner, was
elected councilman from tho Second
Ward at the recent municipal election
in the city OF Henderson, -Four coun-
cilmen were elected, the other three
being j. w. Moore from the First, w.
E. Labrey from the Third and Ed
Manion from the Fourth.
The office of deputy revenue col
lector at this place, held by Mr.. j. p.
Prowse, has been abolished, much to
the surprise Of Mcssrs. j. NJ. Startling,
X. p. Owsley and other Republicans
who expected to stepinto Mr.. Prowse's
shoes. The funny part OF it all is
that the Office was abolished July !,
but the announcement was withheld
until after the election.
Miss Eunice Fuqua will teach an
art class at Bethel Female College
this fail, beginning Aug. 25. She is
thoroughly competent to give instruc-
ton ip oil painting, drawing and pen
Gil erayop work, She has executed
some very fine pictures and has taken
a number OF premiums ON her work.
She should receive generous pat
ronage.
The Daviess county Baptist Asso-
citation met at Greenville, Ky, Tues
day. DR.. j. S. Coleman was elected
Moderator and A. G.. Davis, secretary.
DIR. Coleman has been elected moder-
ator for q consecutive years. Ho ex-
hibited gavel made from the stump
of the tree under which the first SER
mon ever heard in Kentucky was
at time when there were
only about lpp white people in the
territory.
Mr.. Edgar b. McEuen writes us
from Sacramento, KY, that he has
not left Hopkinsville permanently, |
but will shortly return home. The
cheerfully makes this
correction and is glad to know that
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