Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-18
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Born to the wife of Mr.. p. W
Baker, OF Belleview, an eight-pound
girl.
For rent, large dry goods store
room on n. w. cor. Main and Ninth
street. d. j. Gish.
r. NJ. Lipstine is now travelling FOL
L. Bamberger, dealer in cigars and
smokers articles, Cincinnati.
Miss Alice Hayes, in addition to hel
millinery stock, has quite an assert
ment of "Crazy quilt pieces.*
No Circuit Court was held Satur-
day, the docket being so well up that
Judge Grace adjourned till Monday
Mrs. Beaumont arrived in the city
Friday from Madisonville and has or
ganized class to be taught in dan
cling.
Lost, two calico gray shepherd
match dogs, with one glass eye each
Reward for their recovery. Ritter
Bros.
The young ladies OF the Ninth Street
Presbyterian church gave a candy
pulling Friday night in the basement
OF the church.
w. G. Balee, the new postmaster at
Guthrie, will take charge Of the Office
April lst He will occupy one OF the
new McMuTy buildings.
Rev. E. E. Bomar, Of South Caro-
lima, preached at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. He
came from the Seminary at Louisville.
We must again remind our friends
and the ladies especially that no adj
yertisements can go on our bulletin
board. II is not intended for that
purpose.
Father Melody, of Hopkinsyille, is
officiating at the Catholic Church in
this city during the absence and sick
ness Of Father Tierney. Henderson
Journal.
Miss Alice Hayes has moved her
stock of millinery in the house next
door to Postfiice where she would
be pleased to have her old friends and
patrons call on hers
The GAINESVILLE Park Association
has fixed upon Oct, 8 to IL as the time
for the fall meeting. More attention
will be paid to agricultural exhibits
this year than heretofore.
Messrs. Withers a. Son are expect
ing their fine stallion this week. He
is thoroughbred combined horse and
was purchased from a well known
horse man at Shelbyville, Ky.
Miss. Katie Bringhurst, daughter Of
Mr.. w. X. Bringhurst, Of the Frank
lin House, GAINESVILLE, won the prize
offered by the Progress as the most
popular young lady in that city.
In the absence OF the pastor the
pulpit of the Methodist church was
filed Sunday morning by Rev. Mr..
Bottomly and in the evening by Rev
II. NJ. Ford, of the Fairview circuit.
Mr.. r. L. Foulks arrived in the
city yesterday from Utah with two
carloads OF horses, having been on
the road with them for twelve days.
Mr.. Foulks is nephew of Mr.. E. L.
Foulks, OF this city.
Capt. Stones bill to pay the heirs
of VIM. G. Groom, of this county, for
stores taken during
the war has been favorably reported
to the lower House of Congress-
Princeton Banner.
The close fight for the Henderson
postoffice between Capt. Ned Camp
bell and W. H. OVERLY has been end
ed by the appointment of the latter.
OVERLY was backed by Geo. W. Jolly.
The term begins April 16.
The position under the census bu-
reau which was recently given to John
Feland, Jr. is a nice, soft place, which
pays s. a day for about GO or 80 days.
Mr.. Feland will begin the work as
signed him within the next few days.
In notice of the new local build
ing and loan association last Friday,
the name of Mr.. Geo. G. Long Presi-
dent of the LIST National Bank was
as one of the incorporators,
when it should have been Mr.. L. Il.
Long, of the City Bank.
A large tree over hangs the water
just below the Rock bridge in the city,
and obstructs the crossing at that
point. This crossing is used more
than any other in the city and there
is danger of the tree falling and
some one at any time, re-
sulting in suit for heavy damages
against the city.
The meetings at the Christian
church are still going on. The aud
fence room, which is the largest in the
city, is filed every night with anxious
hearers. The sermon last Sunday
afternoon for young people received
The closest attention of the large num-
Der present. Elder Lucas will con-
Linue his work this week and next.
The case of st. Clair VS.. the Com
anraalad from fbic county,