Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-05-20
HERE AND THERE.

IrOl. d. w. huSt mas Deen qulte
sick for several days.
r.. M. Woodbridge, livery, feed g. sale
stable, Fritz stand. Telephone AZ"
Jake Leiber has bought out Mr.
Partridge, his partner in the barber
shop.
The Episcopal ladies made about
S25 out OF their shipping party
Friday night.
Rev. A. C. Biddle preached at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church in
Clarksville Sunday.
Wiley Il Parker want 10000 lbs of
wool and 1000 fat sheep and lambs.
Highest market price paid.*
Sells Bros, show spread its canvass
at Madisonville ON the 18th. 1t gave
Hopkinsville the go-by.
Mrs. Tom Bellamy, formerly of this
city, was kicked ON the head by
horse in Henderson, Saturday, and
perhaps fatally injured.
Remember Prof. j. b. Fitzhugh's
school exhibition at Church Hill Acad-
DENY tomorrow night, the Dist.
Admission 25cts.*
The juries in the Common Pleas
Court were discharged Saturday and
the next two weeks will be devoted
entirely to equity cases.
Rev. Jno. w. Lewis addressed the
Y. NJ. G. A. at st. Louis Sunday af
ternoon. He is there as a delegate to
the Methodist Conference.
Many cattle have been lost this
spring from clover bloat. In some
neighborhoods there is hardly farmer
who has not lost one or more.
McGehoe Bros. have opened their
store at Gracey. The store house has
been enlarged and is now the best
arranged one of the FIVE which they
operate.
The operetta Little Red Riding
Hood will shortly be presented here
for the benefit of the Keen Missionary
Society OF the Baptist church, by
local talent.
The young people had very pleas
ant dance at the Armory Friday
evening, which was attended by about
twenty couples. Banks orchestra
made excellent music.
For sale cheap, or trade, a good sec
ond hand skeleton top Buggy. win
trade for good milk COW, corn, or
hay. Apply to T. NJ. Edmunson, Cor.
Ninth and II. r. Sts.*
Thirty couples of young folks from
Pembroke enjoyed pic ME at Red
River Bridge Friday. They went by
special train and were chaperoned by
Mrs. +. b. Richardson.
The protracted meeting at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
closed last week and Rev. Mr.. Beard
left for Union City, Tenn, TO attend
the General Assembly. There were
eight additions TO the membership.
Mrs. Anna O'Brien, one of the lady
teachers in the Public Schools, resign
ed her position Saturday and the
Board held a called session and elect
ed Miss Lucy Mcdaniel to fill out
the unexpired term OF one month.
Mr.. c. c. Givens is announced to
speak at the following times and
places in this county: Pembroke, Mon
day night, May 10; Crofton, Tuesday
night, May 20; Hopkinsville, Satur-
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, May "a.
The damage suit for $4,000 against
c. w. Metcalfe and NJ. c. Forbes,
growing out of the killing of a negro
boy named Emmett Cant, on Nov.
10, 1888, was dismissed by Judge Nc
Pherson Wednesday. Cant was run
over and killed by an engine and
train of wagons that were being drawn
through the streets to celebrate the
railroad election victory. The boy
was killed while he, with other boys,
was riding on the wagons. The court
held that there was nothing in the
case.
Mr.. d. L. johnson went to Guthrie
last week to represent Evergreen
Lodge in the X. of p. conference
looking to the celebration at Guthrie
on July 4. Arrangements were per-
fected for grand Pythian reunion
on that day, at which eight lodges
will be represented. Col. j. H. Powell
willsdeliver his laughable and enter
taining lecture on "Pythianism Ex-
posed" and other speeches will be
made, one by Rev. Jno. o. Rust. A
good time generally is anticipated
and with favorable weather great
crowd may be looked for.
Maj. Crumbaugh now has twelve
blooded mares and ten yearling fillies
at Elkwood Farm, besides his great
5000 stallion, Elkwood. One Of his
mares has young colt, which has the
honor of being the first foaled on the
Farm. The grounds are beautifully
located in a shady woods ON the river
bank and contain 1888 acres. The
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