Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-29
HERE AND THERE.

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r. M. Woodbridge, livery, feed 4 sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone IA
Mr.. G. G. Givens was booked for I
speech at tho Court House last night
Hooser Fertilizer Wheat Drill fol
sale. Apply to w. j. Withers & Son.
A few thoroughbred South Down
Bucks for sale at ten dollars.
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Church Hill Grange is on boom.
There were eight new petitions at the
last meeting.
The long-talked-of shooting con
test between the Hopkinsville, Cadiz
and Gracey clubs will come off at the
Fair Grounds today.
The failure of Bolivar H. Cooke &
Co., Of Nashville, caught the bank of
Hopkinsville for $1,000, but the debt
is in such shape that the Bank will
not lose it.
Yeatarow Okano, the Japanese lee
turer, delivered his excellent lecture,
"The Paradise Beyond the Seas at
the G. p. church Tuesday evening.
Don't fail to visit at once Rogers &
Elgin's store and see the finest line OF
Perfumes, Toilet Goods, Stationery,
Pictures, School Supplies, etc, over
shown in Hopkinsville.*
DR.. G.. Goldstein, the celebrated
optician Of Louisville, will visit the
city in a few days and remain several
days. Notice Of arrival will be given.
DR.. G. comes highly recommended
and is not q stranger in the city.*
Some OF the finest peaches we have
seen this year We're raised by Miss
Bette Guynn ut her home on Main
street. They are Of the Indian var
iety and as large as mans fist.
Mr.. John Feland, Jr., one OF Hop
kinsvillc's most promising and highly
respected young men, will remove TO
Owensboro next week for the practice
Of law. He will carry with him the
good wishes OF host of friends in his
old home.
Prof. S. L. Frogge has moved TO
the city and is occupying one of the
handsome now Forbes cottages on
Clay street. He will on next Mon
day enter upon his duties as County
Superintendent of Schools.
John Pickford, Jr., who has bcen
in the employ OF the L. & N. for some
time as ballast inspector, has been
transferred to Pembroke rs night
agent. He is worthy young man
and we are glad 10 note his promo
tion.
Tho Hopkinsyille postoilice matter
is expected TO be taken up and settled
within the next few days. The Pres
ident has returned to Washington and
as soon as Wananaker returns from
Saratoga the appointment will, in all
probability, be made.
w. III. Goodall, colorcd teacher in
the Main street colored school, of
Louisville, has failed of re election
because he voted the Democratic
ticket and announced his intention Of
being Democrat hereafter. The
Democratic City Committee will see
that he secures employment.
A Democratic Committeeman will be
chosen in each precinct, at a mass
meeting to be held at 2 o'clock p. m.
on Saturday, Sept. 6. All Democrats
who voted for Cleveland, or who are
entitled to affiliate with the party,
will be allowed to participate in the
meetings.
Little Margaret Clarke, the six year
old daughter of Mr.. w. w. Clarke,
has received from the Louisville Times
one of its handsome prize tricycles,
as a premium for getting up club
Of subscribers. Mr.. L. II. McKee's
little son, Ellis, is also trying to get
up club to secure bicycle. g
The Y. w. CT. U. will set sup
per at Anderson's hall, on 9TH street
tonight. Little Jack Horner's Christ
mas Pies plum for everybody, will
be one OF the prominent features of
the evening. Cakes and ices of all
kinds in abundance, Only 25 cents
will be charged.
Mr.. G. w. Southall, Of Newstead,
has been appointed State Superin-
tendent of the Colored Farmers and
Laborers' Unions of Kentucky, at a
handsome salary. His duties do not
include the organization Of new sub
unions, but general supervision Of
those already organized.
Mr.. A. D. Rodgers, manager of the
Opera House, Secretary of the Fair
Company aud book-keeper for the
Eugene Mills, has decided to remove
to Henderson after the Fair to
accept a position with E. G. Sebree.
Mr. Rodgers was born and raised in
this city and enjoys the respect and
esteem of all our people. 1t is with
much regret the KrsTucKrAN notes
his intended departure.
Mrs. Maggie M. Hudgins, Of War
renton, North Carolina, opened school