Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-02-28
HERE AND THERE.

WANTED, n copy OF tho KENrucKAN
of June n, 1889.
A ball at the armory was ON the
program for last night.
"Town Lots" tonight at the Opera
House. Don't fail to go
Pure-bred Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale. Apply at this ofiice.+
RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 1923
Buy goods of 5-McGehee Bros. 8
Clarksville, Tenn, and save moneys
Buy Eureka coal of Wheeler q Ed
mundson. Wheeler, Mills x Cos ware
houses
Watch the date opposite your name
on your paper. 1t shows when your
time is out.
For rent, large dry goods store
room on n. w. Cor. Main and 9th
streets. d. j. Gish.
Rev. Jno. d. Jordon leaves Russell
vile to-day for Paducah to begin the
pastorate OF the Baptist church there.
In Montgomery county, Tenn, Miss
Minnie Dill, aged 20 years, was killed
by falling house during the storms
tho first of the week.
Postmaster Mckenzie says 5000
pieces of mail matter are daily put up
in the Hopkinsville postoihce and the
daily average OF letters mailed is
about 1000.
Walter S. Mathews has agreed TO
divide receipts with the Kentucky
Women's Confederate Monument As
sociation ON his present tour. He
appears here March 3.
A drunken man stopped at several
houses on South Main Wednesday
evening and frightened the ladies.
The police were notified by telephone
and escorted him to the lookup.
Rev. j. f. Dagg will preach at the
Baptist church, at which time the
Lords Supper will be celebrated. At
night, Rev. j. T. Barrow will preach
his last sermon before leaving for his
now field Of labor.
Fairview Mills, Ross A. Rogers
agent. Wareroom at Randle " Ely's,
opposite Phoenix Hotel. Telephones
Brasher & West, merchants at
Crofton, have sold out to Messrs. Jno.
III. Myres aud DR.. j. B. jackson.
These gentlemen will take posses
sion in few days. The firm will be
Myers & jackson.
Town Lots is drawing goods houses
and has made big hit. The singing
and specialities are great. Ross Snow
and Elios Willard have stamped them
selves big favorites here. Memphis
Times. Opera House to night.
Nearly every cellar in the city, even
in the more elevated portions, is filed
with water. The earth is thoroughly
saturated and even il the rains are
over it will take many days Of sun
shine to get the soil in condition for
the plow or spade.
Rev. b. d. Gray, of Mississippi, has
declined to accept the call to the pas
torate Of the Baptist church of this
city and the place is still open. Prof.
J.W. Rust, w. l.. Trice, G. ID. Dalton,
b. f. Eager and r. T. Petree have
been appointed committee to rec
ommend somebody else for pastor.
A wet weather spring burst up in
the middle of the street, through IL
inches of metal, Wednesday in front
Of Esq. Alex Campbelfs place ON
North Main. The whole surface of
the earth is filed with water. Wells
are running over, pits and cellars are
full and all streams are on a high.
The Evansville Commercial College
has had very large attendance this
winter and the students have been
making splendid progress, a number
of them having already found lucra-
tive positions through the untiring
energy of the principal, Prof. S. N
Curnick. Read what the Professor
has to say in the college "ad.," which
appears elsewhere.
Rev j. T. Barrow, wife and two
daughters, Misses Bertha and Leila,
were granted letters Of dismission
from the Baptist church Wednesday
night. Mr.. Barrow leaves Monday for
his new field of labor at Sweetwater,
Tenn. 1t making his departure he
takes with him the best wishes of his
many friends and the public generally
by whom he is held in the highest
estimation. The KENTUoKIAN takes
pleasure in commencing him as an
earnest, devout, working minister of
the gospels a useful and most estima-
BILE citizen and clever, agreeable
gentleman, who has the faculty of
making iriendsIpnd retaining them.