Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-07
HERE AND THERE.

Forbes and Bros
A. W. Pyle is suffering from re-
lapse Of Ia grippe.
Pure-bred Plymouth Rock eggs Tor
sale. Apply at this oiice.*
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed d sale
stable, Fritz stand, Telephone l42.*
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros.-5
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and save moneys
Marriage license were granted to
Chas. Manson and Julia Moore this
week.
Buy Eureka coal of Wheeler d Ed
mundson. Wheeler, Mills & Cos ware
houses
Watch the date opposite your name
on your paper. 1t shows when your
time is out.
Ike Lipstine has moyed his
Office to No. II Main street, Opera
building.
Miss Alice Hayes has moved her
millinery stock in the room next to
the post office.
For rent, a large dry goods store
room on n. w. cor. Main and Ninth
street. D. ]. Gish.
Mr.. D. j. Wiley, city tax collector
for the ensuing year, has qualified
and will assume control of the office
June LIST
Ice, varying from one to one and
half inches in thickness, has been
gathered by several parties this week.
The freezes of the past few days,
followed by 2 inch snow, has de-
stroyed all hope for peaches, cherries
and plums this year.
We learn that the ladies of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
contemplate giving an ice cream sup
per in the near future,
Among litter of pigs belonging
to Peter Adcock, of Beverly, one was
born having two well developed noses.
1t lived only two days.
Notwithstanding the very unseason-
able weather our merchants are doing
good business and their springs
stock, are beginning to roll in.
The Kentucky ground hog is no
"sap head He predicted winter for
us yet, and we have been in the midst
of it for several days.
Walter Mathews played Mature;
or a Mothers Love" Wednesday night
at the Opera House. The play was
deserving of a better house.
Beach & Bowers Minstrels, the
monarchs of the world, will be here
on next Tuesday night. We have
seen their programme and lovers OF
minstrelsy will enjoy it hugely.
Snow fell pretty much all day We'd
nesday, and it looked very much like
spring would linger in the lap of win
ter, after all. Sleighs were running
for the first time this winter.
Fairview Mills, Ross A. Rogers,
agent. Wareroom at Randle Il Ely's,
opposite Phoenix Hotel. Telephones
The Peerless Minstrels will prob
ably give an entertainment at Prince
ton in the near future If satisfactory
arrangement with the manager OF the
Opera House at that place can be
made as TO date. etc.
We have already printed number
OF horse and jack bills, and our facili-
ties for doing this class Of work are
such as to warrant us in saying that
we can and do please all in this line
OF work. Prices satisfactory.
Tuesday night the first monthly
competitive drill by the Latham Light
Guards took place at the armory. A
large crowd was present to witness
the contest, which was very spirited.
Corporal Alfred Nelson won the prize.
The police have received their he'll
met wreaths and cords, and are now
full fledged policemen in the strictest
sense of the word. They have been
doing good service recently, by the
way, and the law-breakers consider
them a regular terror.
On the 18th of this month Mr., A. A.
Metz will have his first opening OF
millinery goods. The selection is a
large one and embraces everything in
that line, selected with particular
care, and the ladies cannot fail to be
delighted with it. Miss Maud Kirk
patrick, of Indianapolis, will be in
charge of this department.
The spring opening of Bassett &
Co. will eclipse any heretofore held
New goods are arriving daily and the
display will be magnificent. The
decorations will be on grand scale,
and the public will be well repaid by
a visit to their establishment on Sat
urday, the 18th Of this month, the
opening day. A handsome souvenir
will be given to every visitor.
Water has overlooked the road neal
.;berty church. two miles north oil