Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-10-24
HERE AND THERE.

petite.
Tomorrow is the eighth anniver-
sary of the big fire OF 1882.
The recent rain has put tho
roads in very bad condition.
The Court of Claims will probably
continue in session all the week.
r. NJ. Woodbridge, livery, feed & sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone l44."
Tho Golden Troupe played "Our
Bachelor TO n good house at Guthrie
Wednesday night.
There are now eleven prisoners in
tho work house. Cooley, the only
white man, will be released to-day.
Downey & Jcrnigan, Pembroke,
still have two wheat drills and four
Tennessee wagons for sale at COST
G. w. Rea & Co. do all kinds of
roofing, guttering, etc, cheaper than
any house in town, and all work
guaranteed first Glass;
Mrs. Rebecca Bullock and Mrs. T
Bradford, OF Falmouth, Ky, carried
of many of the premiums in the la
dies department at the fair.
The Christian County Ne lcal So
cieiy met Monday and discussed
dyphtheria. The doctors disagreed
as to tie disease being conta. ;ious.
AT the wheat sale at Julien Tues
day, the highest price paid was 96
cents,A good deal of wheat was reject
ed aud the sales fell below what had
been expected,
The accounts for publishing the
Registration law, amounting to S2G6
for the four papers. were among the
made this week by the
Court of Claims.
The Pytbian Minstrels will give
performance at Trenton tomorrow
night by special invitation. The
Trenton people will find the show the
boys give well wcrtby of their most
liberal patronage.
Henry Welsh, white, and Eugene
Vanderbilt, colored, tramps, were each
iided $40 yesterday. Being unable
to pay the required amounts they
were taken TO the work house, where
they will spend ten days.
On Tuesday morning at I o'clock
The tobacco barn belonging to ]. w.
caught fro from the
lirc under the tobacco, ond 10Th barn
and tobacco were destroyed. The
damage was $500. Princeton Banner.
The strangers from distance who
'omc on the 2Sth TO hear Miss Kel- ,
ogg, can remain tho following da,- ,
o hear Senator Carlisle speak. Th,, 4
iates could not have been better ar
anged for the convenience of visitors. !
Clara Louise Kellogg is singing to :
'rowded houses everywhere. Tho $
newspapers are full OF enthusiastic $
,raise of her wonderful vocalism and {
Ter exceptional dramatic talent. Her
audiences consist of the cream Of the J
ashionable society. S
Rev. NJ. w. Tabor will preach Sun !,
lay morning and night at the usual /
ours, at the Universalist church. :,
forming subject. Hidden Things :
revealed, at night THE Doctrine of :.
Endless Punishment Unscriptural.' .
III cordially invited =
Miss Alice Hayes show windows o.
re gotten up with excellent taste and L
how to great advantage, being among T
he prettiest in the city. Her stock Z
Millinery is still complete, notwith- N
landing she has had an unprece- C,
ented trade thus far.* b.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg always N
responds to appeals for NJ
ncores and delights her audiences by s.
nging some of our old-fashioned but Al
ways popular songs like "The Su. OF
anee River" "Home, Sweet Home," N
: Coming Through the Rye" l.
Mr.. j. Allen Whyte, the business ia
lanager of the Kellogg Co., was here NJ
esterday and speaks of the great or
iccess of his star. Mr.. Whyte says W,
le tour will consist of series of ova. IN
ons wherever Miss Kellogg appears. W
A many places every reserve seat is NJ
I'D a week in advance. m
Evergreen Division No. 27 has been 'e
resented by Blackwell Division No. VI
!, Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pyth- ~
s, OF Bowling Green, with an ele- "
ant banner costing S75. 1t is hand al
'mely and appropriately engraved w
nd the material is OF tho finest silk, p
ith gold trimmings. 1t is highly NJ
ppreciated by the Knights of this or
ty. m m
The Cowan-Prowse contest was I'd
llled yesterday, but the attorneys L,
" Mr.. Prowse were still not ready, W,
: If ready were unwilling to go into be
ial. The depositions already taken NJ
ere filed. Cowan has taken 160 and ON
rowse 1l5 and there are about 1000 he
ages of the manuscripts. The Board s
ijourned till 2:30 O'Clock to give G,