Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-10-03
HERE AND THERE.

pulpits next Sunday with Rsv. W. ]
Smith, of Maylield.
Mr., Frank Mccoy joined the BIZ
It's church at prayer meeting Wet
nesday night, by letter from Nasl
vile church.
The silver cups to be given as pre-
miums at the Fair have arrived, an
are now on exhibition in the sho'
window OF the III. b. Garner Drug CC
The members Of the Pythian min
strel troupe will rehcarse ut the Oper
House tonight, the Moayan Hall be
ing engaged for another entertain
ment.
The annual fair hop promises I,
eclipse any former event of the kline
ever given in this city. A crowd i
expected from each OF our neighb1r
ing cities.
Messrs. Pyle Il Renshaw have JUS
had completel II very fine funeral cal
to be used in their undertakers de
partment. 1t was built by Dontc
Il Wright.
The Republicans elected commit
teemen in all of tho precincts where
they could muster Il quorum last Sat
urday, who will meet Monday for or
ganization.
Diuguid Il Wells have moved their
stock of groceries into the Green
building, opposite the Methodist
church, whore they will conduct bust
ness in future.
In our death report last issue the
Mr.. Utley's child was put under the
head OF 'colored" deaths. This was
an error which we promptly correct.
Deceased was an infant of Mr.. r. j.
Utley, and died of spinal meningitis.
An effort is being made to have the
Governor pardon young Walter Ma
son. who was given year in the pen
ltentiary for stealing a gun seven
years ago, while he was drunk on
cider, being only 10 years of age at
The time.
During the month OF September
Judge Brown booked 500 cash fines
N the city court, OF which Sl2s was
collected and SS3 replevied. This
Toes not include the large number of
ines worked out by service in the
work house at 81 day.
Messrs. d. c. Cary aud C. NJ. Arm.
trong have gone to Cincinnati to buy
plant for an non foundry to be es
abl.shed near the lime works. Mr..
>ary is an experienced workman, who
vas for several years connected with
he Metcalfe Manufacturing Co.
Z. T. Ritter has leased the Waller
ouse and the Campbell farm adjoin-
ng it, just south OF town, for five
ears and converted the places into
me dairy farm. He has built new
'ables and will increase his herd of
0 Jerseys as increasing business de.
lands.
Mr.. Garnett always makes good
peeches but his speech in the Jack
henderson murder case Wednesday
as one of his special efforts. For
our hours he discussed the law and
icts, covering every phase of the case
nd upon the whole mat one OF the
rongest speeches heard in the Court
ouse for years.
The sale OF seats for the Py.hian
Iinstrels will begin at Mr.. j. b. Gal
reath's store Monday morning, Oct.
III. Every indication points to u
ouse which will equal, il not surpass,
lat of the very successful affair of
le character given last fall by the
eerless Minstrels. Admission will
. rs cents with no extra charge for
served seats.
The golden Rod party at the Moay-
1 building this evening will be some |
ling decidedly new. A supper will
} served and there will be a table !
scussion OF the relative merits of ,
10 arbutus and golden rod, in the
lture of debate, also recitations
I'd other interesting features. Ad- /
ission % cents, for charitable pur- q
'ses. Both city bands have volun- v
cred to make music. S
Maj. Breathitt has contracted for G
Q corner room in the Moayon build b
g, near the present location of the t
'stofllce, and will move the Office in g
few days. The new postmaster took il
arge on the LIST inst, No change II
As made In the force, except that {
r. w. +. Randle succeeds Mr.. Bailey l
'mpkins US stamp clerk until Gus n
reathitt can make his arrangements u
take this place, "
"They say" the following weddings 7
II take place during the month of =,
,tober; Mr.. Frank Mccoy and Miss u
AIRY E. Stone, of Chicago, on the
h; Mr.---, of Hopkinsville, and a
iss ---, Off,, on the 9th; Mr.. +
-, and Miss 1900, both of Hop
nsville, on the 18th; Mr. of
opkinsville, and Miss -----, of.
d Mr. 49,, of Hopkinsville, and
lSS OF 5000, on datas lnfar "