Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-01-24
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Great bargains being offered OF tn
. assignee's sale Of Ike Lipstine,+
Buy goods Of -McGehee Bros.-l
0 GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and save money
{. RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sal,
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 144.'
. Remember the assignee's sale Of Ike
Lipstine's stock, now being closed Out
at costs
A party was given at the residence
of Mr.. Q, p. Nolen on Jesup Avenue
Wednesday night.
After all we have had some winter
weather and tho coal business was
given boast this week.
Alex Keys, COL, was fined Sl0.75 in
Squire Tinsley's court Wednesday,
for assault and battery.
Moseley & Tribble are paying high
est prices for all cattle. Headquart-
ers at WHY e. Burnett's.t
The telephone line to Cadiz is pay
ing the South Kentucky Telephone
Company about 35 per cent. on the
money invested.
t. A. Stewart, grocer, and j. A.
Willingham, a dry goods and clothing
merchant, both OF Sebree, made as
signments this week.
Clarksville amateurs are also re-
hearsing "The Little Tycoon" and
will shortly present this popular
opera over there.
A. II. Coleman has sold his lot on
South Virginia st. to Geo. E. Randle
for 500. The lot has a small cottage
upon it, but Mr.. Randle will at once
add several rooms to it.
Conductor A. S. Balch, of the Elk
ton accommodation, was stricken with
paralysis Tuesday and lies dangerous
ly Ill at Guthrie. His family, consist
ing Of wife and three children, lives at
Elkton.
GAINESVILLE had a small fire Tuesday
morning, which occurred in the hard
ware store OF McAllistcr Bros, on
Franklin street. The fire was put out
after the stock had been considerably
damaged.
Maj. Addison Rust, formerly of
Pembroke, was stricken with second
attack OF paralysis last week and is in
a critical condition. He was moved
from his home in the country to Beth
Ell Female College yesterday by his
brother, Prof. Rust.
There will be meeting Of tho con-
gregation OF the First Presbyterian
church after services next Sunday
morning, TO consider the question OF
engaging permanent supply for that
congregation. A full attendance OF
the membership is earnestly desired.
Chas. Mckee & Co. have in their
show window very large glass jar
filed with fine pickles presented by
western pickle house. II is a beauti-
full ornament and their name has been
cut in some Of the largest pieces of
pickles showing the whole lot off to
excellent advantage.
The First National Bank has taken
D new departure and now burns gas
light in front OF the vault all night.
The curtains are left up and burglars
nave no opportunity whatever to get
n their work; as the bank is burglar
proof to begin with, the valuablos in
he vault are made doubly secure.
Rev. ]. c. Graves, a colored preach
,r Of this city, has three-months-old
laughter who has, according to his
statement, been talking ever since she
vas three weeks old. The child's
iame is Louella and, it is claimed, can i,
distinctly articulate Is or 20 different
words and even speak some sentences,
Come here Ida" being one Of them. ,
An autopsy was held to determine
he location of the ball that paralyzed [
md finally killed the late A. G. Gooch q
# Russellville, who died last week. I
The bullet was found imbedded in the r
,ighth dorsal yertebra. An abcess J
lad formed, which caused blood pois- i
IN and ended his life after four years y
Il constant suffering and utter help Q
essness. AS stated in q late issue, he 7
vas wounded by a mob while guarding n
! colored prisoner. I
Col. j. H. Powell, of Henderson, c
viii lecture at the Opera House to- b
hight on "Pythienism Exposed, or o
he Initiation of Isaac Eckstine." No e
admission will be charged and the k
public is invited. The lecture will a
,egin promptly at 8 o'clock, Col.
Powell is a fine speaker, who always Z
entertains and when the 3
ubject allows, amuses his hearers. Il
His lecture is given under the aus n
,ices Of Evergreen Lodge, X. of P. o
The Mcdowell Medical Society, !,
Of the Allopathic physicians !
4 Christian county, held its regular !,
Meeting Monday. The most impor- !,
ant matter before it was the appoint
nent of a committee to revise the :
chedule Of charges for medical ser
ices. Drs. j. M. Dennis, j. L. Du-
in, I. w. Blakey, L. B. Hickman