Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-11
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Born, to the wife of Gano Henry,
Jr., Wednesday, fine girl.
, William Hughes, of this city, has
been granted pension.
Pure-bred Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale. Apply at this Offices
II, NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed q sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 1929
Henry Smith is very sick with pneu
MONA at his home ON Seventh street.
Buy goods of McGehee Bros,
Pembroke, KY, and save moneys
There are number OF cases of mea-
sizes reported among the colored popu-
lation.
Marriage licenses were issued la t
Tuesday to John Faulkner and Mary
johnson, colored.
Two Cinnamon from Nashville are
in the city prospecting with u view OF
opening laundry.
Rev. 4. G. Biddle and f. NJ. Mullen
leave to-day to attend the meeting Of
Presbytery at Fairview,
Rev. G.. w. Baynes, OF Texas, will
preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
There will be no services at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The winds of the last few days
have dried the ground ard blowing
has been commenced in good earnest.
The Trenton people are preparing
to give home talent entertainment
at the hall in that place on the 25th
OF this month.
j. w. McGehee has been appointed
postmaster at Montgomery. His dep
uty will conduct the Office in McGehee
Bros store at that place.
Tank KEGS lecture for last night |
was postponed until tonight in order
that il would not conflict with that of
Hon. Henry Watterson's.
Hopkinsville Lodge No 81, F. and
A. NJ, will confer the Bird degree to-
night. instead of the third Monday, as
was previously announced.
Purify your blood with DIR. p. T.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
by physicians of Hopkinsville. For
sale only by Rogers Il Elgin.+ tim
Mr.. r. P. Stevens has retented his
carousal swing and started up again.
The storm of the 9th ult. tore his
tent from the centre pole and carried
il off.
Mr.. Louis Lower, formerly of this
city, and Miss Annie Eaton, of Lake
city Fla, were married in the latter
city on the LIST inst, Rev. Mr.. Davis
officiating.
The sale of the stock OF groceries,
liquors and bar fixtures of G. NJ.
Clark, who made an assignment at
Gracey few weeks ago, took place
Tuesday.
Mr.. Gentry Hillman, resident of
Sheffield, Ala, has placed his fine
trotting mare in the hands of p. H.
McNaney to train. She is now at the
Driving Park.
Miss Alice Hays has just returned
from the east with handsome stock
of spring millinery. She will have
spring and summer opening next
Wednesday, the 10th.
The contract for building the inc.
Moayon house on the southeast COZ
ner of Ninth and Virginia streets,
has been awarded to Forbes n Bro
who will begin work in few days.
McGehee Bros. have rented the
Wilson storehouse at Gracey, and will
open up a large stock of general mer-
chandise at once. A. g. McGehee,
now at Newstead, will conduct the
business at the new point,
Arthur Banks brass band is getting
along well under its present manage
ment and they intend keeping it up
until thorough knowledge of music
and practice is obtained. The bard
can now render several pieces with
credit, and we are glad to see it pro-
crossing SO finely.
We desire to correct the mistake
made in our last issue in reference
to Messrs. n. G. Brasher and Hart G.
Bronaugh having bought out the con-
fectionery establishment of Mr.. w,
f. Randle. Mr.. Brasher does not in
tend engaging in the business. Mr..
Bropaugh has been negotiating but
as yet the trade has not been CON
summated.
Only few weeks ago Messrs.
Nourse e. Moore opened a stock of
groceries on Ninth street, near the
postoflice. They have by courteous
treatment to customers and strict
adherence to the rule "best quality of
goods is cheapest" built up an excel
lent trade which is daily increasing,
as they deserve. In future read their
"ad' in this paper and you will profit
very materially thereby.
We dropped into the First National