Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-22
HERE AND THERE.


,ed stable, Fritz stand. Telephone III
A few thoroughbred South Dow
O., Bucks for sale at ten dollars.
limo G. +. JARRFTT.+
Is Col M. ID. Brown has purchard c
j. NJ. Startling a handsome brick res
is idence ON North Main Street.
John Orr & Co., contractors, OF thi
lie city, are building iine residence 70
N. Mr.. Anderson Garth, at Trenton.
o. The first detachment OF returning
Il excursionists from Old Point are ex
= pected homo this morning at II
"A o'clock.
DR.. Nourse, who has been taking a
n. resting spell OF four weeks, win again
d occupy his pulpit morning and ev-
ening next Sunday.
o Miss Sallie Jesup, OF the Fairview
II vicinity, will entertain at her hospi-
table home this evening. A number
from this city will attend.
h VIM. King. tho negro with the mov-
able heart and ribs who wa5 recently
ia this city, is now in Louisville puz-
; zling the doctors and medical experts.
A meeting looking to the organiza-
ton Of Uniformed Rank was held
at the X. OF p. hall Tuesday night.
Only few more subscribers are
needed to insure the success OF the un-
dertaking.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given at Mr.. L. II. Prices Tuesday
evening, in honor Of Miss Prices vis-
itor, Miss Rosa Brown, of Bowling
Green. An elegant supper was
served at ii o'clock.
Rev. Allen Allensworth, formerly of
Bowling Green, KY, but now Chap
lain Of the oath Colored Infantry sta
toned at Ft. Bayard, N. NJ, is in the
city, being on leave Of absence from
his company. This is his first visit
here for three years.
The County Courts Committee has
completed the investigation OF Ex-
Sheriff Browns books for 1882 and
1893. The reported shortage for 1892
was increased S5S.2s. A small in
crease was made in 1888 also, but the
figures were not 10 be had yesterday.
Dispositions are being taken this
week in the Cowan- Prowse contest,
with Messrs. McCarroll and Breathitt
representing the respective sides. Mr..
Cowan has already proven enough
bad votes TO wipe out Mr. PrCwse's
slender majority. Tho latter has not =
yet fled his answer. $
No clue TO the maternity OF the O
dead child found under the rock b
bridge few days since has yet boen G
discovered and the matter is likely to "
remain shrouded in mystery. Decom- p
position was so far advanced that not d
even the sex or color OF the infant could z
bc determined by the Coroner's in !,
quest. b
The latest regulation put in force at =
tho penitentiary is to prohibit con- u
Victs from having their home papers Il
sent TO them. A subscriber to the u
kESrucKIAS has been compelled to .e
his paper On account OF ID
his ruling of the prison authorities, 81
which seems altogether unreasonable &c
md unnecessary.
Mr.. Morris Cohen left this week for
he large cities to buy his fall stock Of al al
Try goods, etc. Before returning he - -
will also visit his former home II
Mo-, to look after some "a
interests. We are pleased to u,
tote that Mr.. Cohen has built up a ~ ~
'ery satisfactory and profitable bust ca
less since his arrival here a year ago. 81
DR.. W. A. Haynes, late of Palmyra,
Tenn, has located at Howell, Ky, for
he practice Of his profession. DIR.
Haynes is thorough gentleman and A,
m educated, wide-awake young ply wi
ician, who has had several years ex- wi
'erience in his profession. The peo-
lie of Howell and vicinity are to be
upon his accession to th
heir social and professional circles. tn
There is nothing new in the post e,l
iiice fight. Mrs. Wights nomina- OF
ION, sentin May 22, is still 'hung up" ia
a the Senate and another quarter 'o
'ill expire Sept. /. Mrs. Wright is
till confident, Maj. Breathitt is more
anguine than ever, John Feland de- "
lies that he is an applicant, Miss Fe- ,"'
and is back from Washington and ~
he postoifice is still in good Demo- ~, W
ratio hands. That's the situation. =
Robt. Lander in his contest at m,
acks the legality of something over
o votes cast for Col. Brown for City
udge. On the other hand Col. py
brown reports that he has already H,
ound 40 votes of outside parties re- m,
orded for Lander in the Gainesville dc
district mo. A alone. A smaller X,
lumber was found in two other pre- be
incts, but Col. Brown thinks by the 7,
ime all of the four precincts have TO,
'een closely examined he can find th
75 Illegal votes, or enough st,
n larpelv ipcreasa he maior;tv of L.,