Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-09

dozen.
Let Democrats be true to their prin
ciplcs and all is WE'LL
The purest Of leaf lard at w. j
Withers and Sons meat shop.s
You canot vote Saturday unles
your taxes for 1889 have been paid.
i. M. Woodbridge, livery, feed &sal'
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone 44.'
II you know OF any illegal voters il
your ward, report them at once t.
your committeeman.
Another cold wave arrived yester
day morning, bringing with 1t thu
first sleet OF the season.
All persons who have moved from
ono ward to another since Oct. Ia
have forfeited their votes.
The tickets are in the field, party
lines have been drawn ano the contest
OF next Saturday is already begun.
Rev. j. w. Bigham was in the
city day or two last week and
preached Friday night at the C. p.
church.
A new girl at Mr.. E. NJ. Flack's and
boy at Ira L. Smiths were added to
the resident population of the Sixth
ward last week.
Chas. ii. Anderson has been ap-
pointed election clerk for Ward No.
9, vico II. A. Rogers, who is rot a
resident of the ward.
DIR. Stones monthly report shows
the number OF patients in the Asylum
to be 569. There were 13 admitted
during November and IL discharged.
Mrs. ]. II. Lander, Of Casky, has ar
ranged to move to the city to live and
Mr.. w. A. Reed, who bought the place
upon which she lived, has been given
possession.
The Week OF Prayer, which is the
first week in January, will be observed
by the First Presbyterian Church.
The services will also be continued for
thereafter.
II. II. Alternately has rendered his
resignation as Sir Knight Commander
Of the Uniform Division Knights of
Pythias, and Knight ]. I. Hanbcry
has been elected in his stead.
A colored woman, wife OF julius
Carter, was run into by a carriage on
tho corner of Main and Ninth Street
yesterday morning and knocked
down. She was not seriously hurt.
Ex-Congrcssman Polk Lafoon,
who removed to Sheffield, Ala, two
Years ago, according to the Hustler
s preparing to return to Madisonville |
o live. He has lately been in the
business in Sheffield.
Three wagon loads Of returning !
migrants passed through the city Sat
irdsy enroute from Dakota TO Frank
in County, Tennessee. They were
we'll fixed up with stoves in their wsg
ms and protected by comfortable
yagon-covers. They had made the
rip overland in nine weeks.
Mr.. H. w. Maynard aud Miss Bolle |
OF Trenton, were married at
hat place last Wednesday evening |
md left ora bridal tour TO Nashville.
They were married at the bride s
lome. Mr.. Maynard is popular
'oung business man Of Trenton.
The Methodist church at Trenton
las just had successful revival of
hree weeks duration. The pastor,
Rev. B. +. Orr, was assisted by Rov.
1. c. Morrison, OF Lexington, and
Rev. ]. w, Bigham, of Henderson.
There were about 30 conversions and
ccessions to tho church.
Rev. Flanagan, Of Nashville, Tenn,
Irrived the first OF the week and is
Rev. A. C. Biddle in the
,rotracted meeting at the G. p.
hurch this week. Services will be
leld throughout the week at from 0
0 10 a. m, 8. to 4 p. m. and at 7
'clock p. M; also ladies' meet
ng conducted by Mrs. Flanagan from
to 2 p. m. Everybody is invited to
Ittend.
Rev. Robt. Barrett OF Fairyiew, has
ust received the first edition OF
lis new book. "The Child Of The
janges; or A Tale Of The Judson
Mission" II is new thug in litera-
ure, and destined to create sensa-
ion as well as do a great deal Of good.
The adventures OF our first missiona-
les areso interwoven with charm
,g romance OF the east as to facinate
I'd or young, pious or profane. Pas
ors heartily recommend it to their
,eople. 1t is executed in handsome
tyle, and will make an elegant
Xmas gift. Price Sl.25. Order at
,nce from the author as they are sell
ng rapidly.