Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-18
HERE AND THERE.

DR.. Il. N. Fruit, pentisi, Office over
City Bank. Hopkinsville, Ky. '
Mr.. w. w. Lacy has sold his res
tauraut TO MIR. John Cook, late Of
Jacksonville.
Ed Utley fatally stabbed lie,
Philpot in Henderson Saturday wits
iioh knife.
The Paducah fair was a great sue
cess. Saturday the crowd waS esti
mated at 10000.
The tobacco men OF the city en-
joyed an elegant barbecue at Camp
bells Cave Saturday.
One hundred town lots we're sold
in this city from Sep. 10, 1913 to Sep.
10, '93, as shown by the Assessors
books.
Mrs Rebecca II. Smith has been
appointed postmaster at Rock Cas-
tie, Trigg county, vice j, A. Hen
bricks, removed
Anyone contemplating moving to
the city next year to educate their
children can secure a good bargain in
a home 10y addressing y, this Offices
A few days ago the l. a. ~ North
bound passenger train struck a COW
near SIaughtersyille tearing away the
pilot Of the engine and ashpan. A
spoke OF one OF the small wheels was
also broken out. The animal was
crushed TO a pulp.
Mr. c. +. Barker, Of this county,
has offered a Poland-China pig or
lamb as premium for
tho bes, article on the preparation OF
ground for wheat seeding. The arti.
are 10 be published in the Farm
er's Home journal and several
bsve already appeared.
DR.. S, j. Baker, specialist in dis
eases OF the eye, ear, nose ard throat,
has opened an Office over Wallace *
TalisferTo's drug store and offers his
services to the public.
Consultation and examination free.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. IN. and 2 to s
p, m. At
September is the best month 10 Wis
/ Dawson Springs, and il you want
10 stop at quiet, well-kept house,
Try the DAWSON HoUsE The furui-
ure is new, the rooms neat and pleas
ant, and the tables loaded with every |
hing that Is good. The house is
dept by Mr.. X. b. Kendall, from
Todd county.
In another column will be found
be professional card Of Messrs
Frogge q Hanbery, attorneys al
aw, The firm is composed Of Prof
J. l.. Frogge, late Superintendent OF
chools, aud Judge j. 7. Hanbery,
udge of the Hopkinsville Police
'ourt Both gentlemen are well and
avorably known and possessed of
that will bring to them
air share Of the law business in the
,ourts. We commend them to the
public and predict for them a sue
,essful practice.
Messrs Smith 4 Bragg, the popu
ar Pembroke merchants, are just
low in the midst OF a great cut price
iale Of general merchandise. This
70 per cent slaughter of prices com
nenced Saturday aud will last fiftee n
lays only. The people OF Pembroke
md vicinity will, on this occasion,
ave an opportunity Of supplying
themselves with reliable goods at
,rices lower than ever heard OF be-
ore. These merchants have an i'm
nense stock and must have room for
be heavier FAN and Winter goods.
AT Bowling Green 4. p. Graves has
,een sentenced to one year in the
,eniten,iary in the circuit court,
some months ago he eloped with the
wife OF his cousin, aud the guilty pair
,arried along some household goods
belonging TO the Injured husband,
They went to Ferguson station in Lo-
gan county, and began housekeeping
rs mau and wife. The husband fl
lally located them and had Graves
arrested and indicted for stealing his
wife and property. At his trial, as
stated, he WAS found guilty aud given
, year in tho pen The guilty woman
and her husband were ia attendance
At the trial. After ii was over they
kissed made up and went home hap
py
With the exception OF the finishing
work on the front, the brick work on
j. II. Anderson's tbree-story building,
on the corner Of Tenth and Main
streets, is finished and the roof is
now being put on. Forbes a. Bro.
are under contract to finish tho build
ing by Oct. /, when it will be occu-
pied by the Racket store. The
is OF red pressed brick and
will be about 60 feet high and sur
mounted by flag pole 10 feet high.
Mr.. Kugler had a flag made while be
was in New York, which he brought