Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
HERE AND THERE.

Henry r. Rudd, of Kirkmansville
has been granted pension.
E. P. Millett, of Greensboro, ha.
gone on pleasure trip to Europe.
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros.-t
Pembroke, KY, and save moneys
r. M. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 1922
Capt. Mcdaniel, city assessor, is
now busy making the assessment fol
1890.
Owing to the scarcity of live stock
the Casky Grange will hold no sale
this year.
For rent, a large dry goods store
room ON n. w. cor. Main and Ninth
street. d. j. Gish.
The Moss Family, the far-famed
musicians, will perform at the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
Very early spring chickens are be-
ginning to come in and are quickly
gobbled up at $500 dozen.
Ed Claiborne's street sprinkler was
started Wednesday and has been do
ing good work on dusty days since.
Call on Skerritt & Alcott before con-
tracing for painting and papering.
Residence and shop Clay ST., near 2d.*
VIM. j. Chitwood and Chas. II.
Mattingly have been appointed store
keepers and gaugers for the Second
district.
Miss Lille Price has begun a three
months subscription school at Geo.
w. Boales' school house, near Ed
wards mill.
Mr.. E. b. McEwen, a young lawyer
Of Calhoon, Mclean county, has ar
rived in this city and will locate for
the practice Of his profession.
Mr.. w. W. Fuqua has vacated the
house on South Main and
moved into Rev. j. t. Barrow's hand
some cottage further up the street.
Gardening operations, which have
been much delayed, were begun in
earnest this week, but were again
by Wednesday nights rain.
The court of claims will convene ON
Thursday, April 10, 1890, in called
session, for the purpos of laying tie
levy and transacting other business.
We can not pay for big, flaming
advertisements, our profits are too
small. For good, honest goods at
ow prices, go to Bush SHOE Co.
Purify your blood with DR.. P. 7.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
~ physicians of Hopkinsyille. For
Iale only by Rogers & Elgin.* tim
Circuit Court has been disposing
# unimportant equity cases this week,
md few persons besides the court
officials and lawyers have been about
he court room.
Mr.. o. S. Stevens has been danger
,usly i'll with Pneumonia for several
lays and when we went to press yes
erday afternoon was reported in a
ritical condition.
Mrs. Emma Haskenson, of Day
on, Ohio, selling supplies for
ecret societies, is in the city
his week. She represents two of the
est known houses.
DR.. E. f. Beckley, an experienced
eterinary surgeon from Chicago, will
rive in few days and locate in
Iopkinsville. His headquarters will
@ at L. L. Buckner's livery stable.
Next Sunday will be quarterly
netting at the Methodist church.
residing Elder G H. Hays, who will
onduct the services, is now in the city
nd will preach this evening at Z 80
clock.
Charlie Campbell, who left shortly
ftor no shot and wounded negro
oy last winter, near the depot, has
stunned home. The grand jury did
OF indict him, as it became evident
pom investigation that the shooting
as excusable.
Mr.. H. G. O'Neill has succeeded in
fecting truce with his creditors,
nd consequently the sale Of the con- I
nts of his handsome Third street
ome did not take place at the APP
ointed time Monday morning.
ouisville Comemrciul. s
The large country residence of Mr.. :
=. Kry, near Franklin, KY, was de- /
royed by fire Thursday night, and
lines Rodes, a visitor, who was
coping in the second story, failed to
axe his escape and persisted in the !
,mes.-Russellville Herald.
Peter Boyd asks the KENTUoKIAN to
ate that he is not member of the |
olored Independent League, as pub \
she'd. He says he joined under a !
apprehension. He is Repub- q
AN and has pulled out since learn