Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-14
HERE And THERE.

sale, Apply at this Offices
Asupper was given at Andersons
Hall, on Sixth street, last night.
RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone ll2'"
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros.-5
Clarksville, Tenn, and save moneys
Beach g. Bowers Minstrels gave a
performance at the Opera House
Tuesday night.
For rent, large dry goods store
room on N. w. cor. Main and Ninth
street. D. j. Gish. y
DIR. A. C. Caperton will preach in
the Baptist church at Pembroke next
Sunday morning.
Miss Alice Hayes, in addition to her
millinery stock, has quite an assert
ment of "Crazy quilt pieces.*
The Moss Family, a musical com
bination, are booked for an appear
anco at the Opera House on April 3.
Catching drift wood has been quite
a business with some of our colored
popula ton during the frequent rises
in the river.
Chas. Il. Kincaid, the survivor in
the ncaid-Taulbee affair at Wash
ington, is closely related to the fam
ily of DR.. l.. b. Hickman, of this city.
Mr.. A. II. Anderson has sold out
his grocery establishment to james
Higgins and A. H. Coleman, who will
conduct ths business at the old stand.
Christian county now owes Sl07 600
in railroad bonds and has $4,000 in
the treasury to redeem the bonds at
maturity or on demand.
Miss Alice Hayes has moved her
stock of millinery in the house next,
door TO Postflice where she would
be pleased TO have her old friends and
patrons call ON her"
Mr.. j. II. Higgins, of Longview,
shot and captured grey eagle yes
terday that measured g feet and Z
inches from tip TO tip. 1t was not IA
tally hurt by the shot.
Mr.. j. n. Bertheal, of the Nashville
Erening Herald, was in the city yes
terday trying to work up list for his
paper. The Herald reaches this city
at nine o'clock and contains the more
important Geographic news OF the day.
The following Plumbers drew the
principal prizes in the regular month
" drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery Tuesday, in the order named:
sl32, l4,794, l0,l22, 20,Ss2, 32,5T,
1922, 9S, 1888, 1896, 71,07s, 79,lo7,
70,l66.
The Planters & Merchants Build
ing and Loan Association has been
incorporated in this city by E, z.
Campbell, Geo. C, Long, IL. G. Cant,
Nat Gather, w. +, Patton and others.
II will be designed for both borrowers
and lenders. The shares will be 500
each. the issue to be limited TO 3d.
100000. An organization will be
made at once and business begun.
Mr.. Hanna has removed the old
foundry building on the corner OF Clay
and Fourteenth streets TO a lot on
Eighteenth street. The house, a large
frame building, was taken on rollers
down Fourteenth, out Virginia and
up Eighteenth. The work was done
by J. ]. Austin and occupied several
days,
Us. Parrish is receiving thanks
from his lady friends from all sections
for his hair-drior, which he is now in
PRODUCING to the trade. 1t is mode
of convenience, simple in construction
and of inestimable value to ladies
Those who know Mr., Parish are rwel
aware of the fact that he always tries
to please the ladies, and in the inven
ton of this hair-drier, he has writer
his name indelibly upon the memory
tablets of the fair sex,-Clarksvill'
Leaf Chronicle.
As Mr.. L. L. Buckner and DR.. &
L. Medley were driving down MAR
street Tuesday evening their horst
became unmanageable, from broken
shaft. The animal started at fu
rious gait down the street and raj
into carriage which was in the &c
of turning in front of the OperI
House. The carriage was strucl
broadside and knocked offthe from
, wheels. The body was turned owe
, on its side, with its occupants,
+ young lady and gentleman, who wer
about to alight to enter the Opert
House. They escaped by coming GU
, through the upper door and fortu
/ nately were not injured, though TIN
t young lady was badly frightened
They attended the show as if nothing
, had happened. Mr.. Buckner and d.
/ Medley were thrown from the buggy
but we're not hurt beyond some pain
, full bruises. The vehicles were badl
demolished. They were both tn
= property of Mr.. Buckner, whose los
r will be about $3.50 or $500.
Boy Decapitated.
bud moran. n 14-year-Old cOlOre