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

Pure-bred Plymouth Rock eggs 10
sale. Apply at this Office
Buy goods Of 5-McGehee Bros
Pembroke, KY, and save money.
New Easter Hats and Bonnets, thu
latest designs, at Mrs. Carrie Harris
RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed g. sal
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 1872
County Court will convene Monda,
next, under the new law changing thu
time.
A colored woman named Georges
Stewart dropped dead in Clarksvill'
Tuesday, OF apolexy.
Seargent Lindsay won the company
medal at the competitive drill at the
armory Tuesday night.
Wheeler Csyce has a SOW with
litter of 10 living pigs. There were
20 Of them but one died.
A slight wreck occurred at Guthrie
Tuesday. Several persons were in
jured, but none seriously.
Our Belleview subscribers will re-
ceive their papers at Gracey until the
Belleview postofiice is re-opened.
Rev. j. F. Dagg will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
Communion Services will be held.
r. G. Pryor, formerly OF this city
now OF Cincinnati, has gone to Or
lando, Fla, to recuperate his health.
Call on Skerritt g. Alcott before con-
tracing for painting and papering.
Residence and shop Clay St., near 2d.+
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to burn the business house Of Perkins
& Barrow, on Seventh St., Monday
night.
Raj Law, brakeman ON the l.. Il
n, was killed at Russellville while
coupling cars, Wednesday. He lived
in Bowling Green.
The firm OF Driver & Co., saloonists,
were closed up yesterday by attach
ments for 500, sworn out by Louis
vile liquor dealers.
Miss Alice Hayes has just returned
from the eastern market with hand
some line OF spring millinery goods
at prices TO suit the times.'
The Moss family, father, mother
and six children, gave their inimitable
performance OF musical novelties at
the Opera House last night.
The postoffice department has es-
tablished daily mail on the Elmo
route, which will be a great conven-
isnce to the people Of that vicinity.
We can not pay for big, flaming
advertisements, our profits are too
small. For good, honest goods at
low prices, go to Bush SHoE Co.
Purify your blood with DR.. P. T.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
by physicians Of Hopkinsville, For
sale only by Rogers Il Elgin.' tim
The revival at the Christian church
is still in progress and the seating ca
pacity is still inadequate to the de-
mands Of the large crowds regularly
in attendance.
The Metcalfe Fertilizer Co., COM
posed of DIR. V. NJ. Metcalfe and two
of his sons, C. W. and George, have
decided to establish their fertilizer
factory at Eddyville.
The South Kentucky B. g. L. As
ISOLATION is making good start and
the stock is being rapidly taken. DIR.
Patton is canvassing the city and
proving to be the very man for this
task.
The lecture OF DR.. Vincent on "That
Boy" Wednesday night, drew good
house and the lecture was fully up to
the expectations of the audience.
This closes the Chautauqua series for
this season.
Appropriate Easter services will be
held at the Universalist church next
Sunday, at which time several persons
who have presented their names for
membership will be received into tho
fellowship Of the church.
There have been 10000 hogsheads
Of tobacco received on the Clarksville
market to date, this season. About
1000 of these are old tobacco. The
Progress thinks that from one-third
to one-half Of the crop has already
been marketed. gS
The McGehee Bros. have begun
taking an invoice Of their stores.
This stop is necessitated by the death
of their brother, John @. McGehee,
in order to make a settlement with
his heirs. Business will continue
Just as formerly GAINESVILLE Progress.
Mr.. s. b. Dicken has received
handsome lot Of puro bred Leghon
chickens from Memphis and proposes
to go into tho poultry business large
ly. Most Of the leading varieties Of
chickens are now represented by we'll
stocked yards in this city and vicinity.
The burned district on Ninth street
has been cleared of and M. F. West