Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-21
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at the Brick Chufch.
Mr.. 4. B. Bassett's two little chill
dren are quite sick with bronchitis.
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stind. Telephone 144.'
The tobacco barn of Richard Boyd
near Kelly, was burned u few days
ago.
Bassett & Co. advertise in to-day's
issue another OF their big special sales
for next week.
The Medical Club meets at DR..
Sites office ut o'clock this evening.
Discussion Oh Alcohol.
Mr. Geo. o. Thompson continues
quite sick at tho residence Of Mr..
McElwain, near Trenton.
II is rumored that panther was
se,n by some hunters near Hiser's
store one day last week.
| We are glad to note that Esq.
III. B. Clark's condition is much im-
proved, and he will soon bo out again.
Mr.. W. S. Boales moved yesterday
/ ito his house on South Virginia, re-
ceatly urchased from Mr.. N. Zim-
NOR.
Al Fie..'- m,ns;rc s ho:d the 1oards
at the Opera House next Wednesday,
the.2 jth, instead Of the 18th, as pre-
viously am o lnccd.
Last Friday and Saturday were the
regular days for examining colored
applicants for teachers certificates,
but no candidates appeared for exam
nation.
Mr.. |. ID. Burkholdcr, who has
been an attendant at the Asylum for
some months, will shortly return to
Crofton, his former home, aud go into
the milling business.
Miss Jennie NJ. b. Oh, u yh h sold
through her agents Messrs. Long,
Winfree 4 Kelly her handsome resi-
dence on 1h and Ninth street TO Mrs.
Lizzie c. Brasher. Price 5000.
Rev. NJ. W. Tabor's subjects next
Sunday ut the Universalist church
will be: Morning-"Life and Death"
Evening at z p. m. "An Examination
Of Calvinism and Armenianism."
The pastor, Rev. Chas. Ii. Nash,
who has been assisting in a meeting
at Bowling Green during the past
week, will occupy his pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening.
Chairman Jno. d. Castleman, OF
the State Central Committee, has
ratified the appointment OF the Dem.
ocratic City Committee, whose names
were given in our last issue, and has so
notified the Chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee.
Oscar Brasher, little son of Mr.. c.
A. Brasher, fell from horse which
he was riding one evening this week,
and striking on his head sustained i'll
juries which it was at first feared
would prove fatal. We are glad to
note however that he is now able to
be out again and is recovering rapid
ly.
A thief made an unsuccessful at
tempt to break into Jno. Moayon's
store Tuesday night. He succeeded
in bending the iron bars in the win
dows, but must have been frightened
of rather hastily, as he left behind
his kit OF tools, three foot board and
a large stick. There is no clue as to
who the would-5e thief is.
AL G. Field & Co.'s minstrels gave
3 rattl ny good performance at the
opera house last night and entertained
a large audience, who were much
pleased with the performance. There
is not poor man in the company,
every one being way up in his profess
sion. This minstrel company will
draw q big house every time it comes
10 Hudson, IN. w ReDub-
lican, August 20.
Union Thanksgiving services agree
BILE TO the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent aud Governor, will be held in the
Ninth Street Presbyterian church, at
II O'Clock, u. H., Thursday, tie 9th
inst. Rev. ii. A. Macdonald will
preach the sermon. A collection
Ia the interest of the Ladies' Chari-
table Association of the city will be IT,
ken up. The public is invited to par
ticpaie In the services.
The Peerless Minstrels have had
several reheasals preparatory to Civ
ing the entertainment at Guthrie to-
night. Some entirely new songs will
be introduced and rendered in truly
ethiopian style on this occasion,
which, added to their already lengthy
will make this one of the
finest performances ever given by an
ameteur troupe. They should be
greeted with large house, and
doubtless they will.
The town of Bardwell, Ky, is ar
ranging to establish system Of grad
ed public schools after the manner Of
our own, and letter has been receiv-
ed by Prof. Dietrich from interested
parties, making inquiries in regard to