Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-15
HERE AND THERE.

sale. Apply at this Offices
| RIM. Woodbridge, livery, feed g. sail
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l42.'
Hopkinsville is still waiting impa
tiently for that new railroad PROPOSE
ton.
Mr.. R.H. Rivcs, son of Mr.. Robt. F
Rivcs, of Casky, will in few days
move to Abilene, Tex, to engage in
farming.
c. NJ. Latham's prizes will be given
away to-day at his dry goods store
} Some of them are very handsome and
valuable articles.
Rev. Balm, of Texas, who is a stud
ent in the Louisville Seminary,
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. NJ. d. Sypert will sell out her
farming outfit next Saturday and
move to the city to live. A notice OF
the sale appears in another column.
Purify your blood with DR.. p. I.
Rogers Ideal Alternative, sanctioned
by physicians of Hopkinsville. For
sale only by Rogers & Elgin.+ tim
Miss Alice Hays has just returned
from the east with handsome stock
of spring millinery. She will have
a spring and summer opening next
Wednesday, the 10th. =
Many of the better clasSof Repub-
leans are expressing satisfaction at
the passage of the registration bill,
while not single Democrat has been
found who is not pleased with it.
The Christian county Pomona
Grange will meet with Trenton grange
Thursday, April "a. Important mat
tiers are TO be considered and every
grange should be well represented.
Tener McComb, col, OF this city,
has been granted pension Of Sl2 per
month, as dependent mother of George
McComb. The allowance dates from
Aug. 1889, and was secured through
I. L. Lawson.
Rev. T. L. Tiller, pastor OF the
Pembroke Baptist church, has re-
turned from Townsville, Ga, where
he had been for some time on leave
of absence. He is very much i'm
proved in health
The personal effects of Mr.. II. g..
0'Neill were sold under the hammer
in Louisville last week. Many ele-
gant articles were sacrificed at redic-
ulously low prices. The sale lasted
for two or three days.
Claude Clark will probably opeu Il
general merchandise store at Belle
view, the McGehee Bros. having de-
cided to resume business at Gracey.
This will keep the postofhce at Belle
view from being discontinued for lack
of postmaster and Office.
Rev. S. n. Vail, of Fort Wayne,
Ind, preached to good congregations
at the First Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning and evening, and
made very favorable impression on
his hearers. He will remain in the
city this week and preach next Sun
day morning and evening.
Papers are being circulated and
Rev. John o. Rust will be petitioned
by the entire membership Of the
church to accept the passionate of the
Baptist church. He recently notified
the church that he could not accept
il called, but it is hoped he may re-
consider his determination.
j. II. Hawkins, the well known col
ored grocer who was recently burned
out, has bought l.. g. Williams gro
Gerry ON Ninth street and resumed
business. He has large trade and
his friends, both white and colored,
will be glad to know that he has made
arrangements to resume business SO
soon.
G. NJ. Arnold, employed by the
Sunday School Union, will spend three
days in this county this week. Tues
day he will lecture at Crofton in behalf
of the Sunday School work; Wednes-
day at Pembroke, and Thursday at
the Methodist church in this city.
He will be followed by five minutes
speeches by several local speakers.
All the schools OF the city are invited,
and the country schools are all urged
to send representatives.
The Democratic party of Christian
county must not make the mistake OF
nominating for Delegate to the Con
stituticnal Convention any man who
cannot get the united support of the
party. To choose man who made
himself Extensively conspicuous on
either side of the recently settled rail
road question would be more than a
mistake. 1t would be a blunder that
would stultify the party and leopard
ize the success of the entire ticket
1t would tear open old sores that
should be allowed to heal as soon Ias
possible and disrupt the party for
years to come. Let us not make fools
of ourselves ON the eve of an impor-
tant election. We cannot afford to
do it. t..t
Briefly stated the registration bill