Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-01
HERE AND THERE.


vitalia Liver Pills cure headache.
DR.. Young has q supply Of fresl
vaccine points.
Pure-bred Plymouth Rock eggs 10
sale. Apply at this office"
New Easter Hats and Bonnets, the
latest designs, at Mrs. Carrie Hart's'
RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed Il salt
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 49,
A heavy snow fell at Evansville
and other points further porth Sun
day night.
DR.. i. +. Beckley, the veto rinsry
surgeon, has taken rooms with his
family at the Southern Hotel.
Tho Chautauqua lecture advertised
for the 18th failed to come of, owing
to the storm. 1t will be given later To-
morrow night.
Call on Skerritt & Alcott before con
tracing for painting and papering
Residence and shop Clay ST., near DID,
The Latham Guards will drill to-
night for the company msdal to be
worn during April. The public Is
invited.
Circuit Court adjourned Saturday
+. and Judge Grace, will have weeks
rest before the Hopkins court begins
next Monday.
We can not pay for big, flaming
Advertisements, our profits are toe
small. For good, honest goods al
low prices, 20 to BusH SHOE Co.
Purify your blood with DR.. P. T.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
by physicians OF Hopkinsyille. For
sale only by Rogers & Elgin.' tim
C. W. Driver & Co. have sold out
their stock of Liquors and bar fixtures
to William Driver, who will conduct
the business in another portion OF the
city.
Mr.. r. S. Hester, who has for some
time been brakeman on the local
freight, had his left hand badly
mashed at Nortonville Friday night
while making coupling.
The McGehee Brothers will not re-
build their store at Belleview, which
will leave the community without
postofiice, telephone office or store
house nearer than Gracey, two miles
to the west.
Judge Joe McCarroll is doing his
part to keep up the Democratic pop
ulation of the close First Ward. An
other young Democrat, the fourth oil
his kind, put in an appearance Sun
day and will begin voting about 1911
Rev. J. o. Rust's little daughter,
Annie Westfall, about two years old,
has been dangerously i'll with men,
brauaous Group for three days and
her condition yesterday was 80 criti-
cal that but little hope was entertained
of her recovery.
Rev. r. p. johnson, Of Louisville
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day as supply. The church has been
without pastor for nearly year and
no very active steps to secure one
have been taken since Rev. Gray de.
clined call some months ago.
Tho burial OF the late John Q. Nc
Gehee, which took place in the City
Cemetery Saturday afternoon al
2 o'clock, was largely attended
Brief services were conducted by Rev
A. W. Meachsm. A delegation Of
clerks from the various stores Of
McGehee Bros. acted as pall-bearsrs
Irl r. Hicks, in his astronomical
chart, in McLean's Almanac, pre-.
dicted the recent tornado in this SEQ
ton, and also predicts for this month
stormy weather throughout. Rain
sleet, snow, wind and weather ex
tremes will occur during two week.
OF the month, SO Prof. Hicks calcu
lates.
Engineer Riley, Of the Asylum, go
into quarrel with negro named
Lewis Younglove, at the Asylum
Thursday, and drew pistol. tn,
negro broke and ran to get behint
Mr.. Sensbach, the chief engineer
when Riley began shooting and free
at him three times in quick succession
None of the shots took effect.