Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-11-23

TucKIAS office fifteen years ago. We
are glad TO know Of his continued
happiness and prosperity in his Cali
fornia home.
Mr.. w. NJ. Girard will ship another
cur lead of fat cattle to Louisville to-
morrow.
| Wesley Southall, of this place, has
had his pension restored and sup
plemented.
Gospel temperance mass meeting
at the Tabernacle Sunday December
2, at 2:30 O'Clock.
Manager Galbreath has secured
Bob Taylor for December 8, in "vis.
ions and Dreams"
Thos. Ii. Malone has been appoint
ed to succeed the late Chancellor AL
lison at Nashville.
still alive.
Mrs. Polly Grove, rich widow
aged rs, and Sam'l Stairs, a county
editor aged 45, were spliced at Mays.
vile this week.
Ragsdale, Cooper Il Co. sold so
hhds. leaf tobacco Wednesday, rang
ing in price from 81 to 50. They
quote the market active on medium
leaf.
The Southwestern Homeopathic
Society was in session yesterday in
this city. Letters were received from
a number regretting their inability to
attend, and also several applications
for membership. Papers of absentees
were read by title and referred to the
publishing committee. DR.. Enloe, of
Nashville, and Troutman, of Louis
vile, were among the distinguished
visitors. Several interesting subjects
were discussed.
MIR. A. W. Pyle was 80 years old
yesterday and now ranks as the vet
eran merchant of Hopkinsville. For
"a years he has occupied the same
stand and operated the same bust
ness, distinction claimed by no 9TH
er merchant in the city. Mr.. Pyle
has been subscriber to the KES-
rucKIAS since the first issue. We
wish him "a years more of business
success and general prosperity.
DR.. NJ. w. Williams has returned
from Lexington, where he purchased
the fine stallion, Imported Albert,
paying S2,l75 for him. This excel
lent animal arrived in good condition
and has been taken TO Adelbert Stud,
where Messrs. Williams & Radford
are engaged in the thoroughbred
stock business. Imported Albert is
one of the best bred horses in the
State and DIR. Williams secured q
great bargain when he made the pur-
chase.
The l.. & N. inspection train, in
charge Of Capt. Bell, which is max.
ing a tour over the entire system,
passed over this division Saturday.
Among those on board were the fol-
lowing: j. q, Metcalfe, Gen. Man
ager; X. Monfort, Chief Engineer;
Pulaski Leeds, Supt. Of Machinery;
Superintendent VIM. Newbold, b. +.
Dickson, John w. Logsdon and G. A.
Davis; K. III. Mann, Assistant Supt.;
T. b. Robson and Sam Galloway,
Roadmasters, and NJ. DEWEY, and II.
H. Logsdon, Master Of trains. Three
weeks will be consumed in travelling
over the entire system.
reashsrs, Attention.
The Teachers Association for dis
triet No. will be held at Pembroke |
to-day. The program will be found
below. The following school dis
tricta are included in this Associa-
ton: Nos. IL, so, Sc, 81, 20, 70, n, |
10, 80, 81, 50, So, SO and 81. All of
those who fail to attend will be re-
luired to teach an extra day after the |
close OF the term, AS the law prohibits
on Saturday.
KATIE Mcdaniel, Co. Supt,
PROGRAM.
10 a. M, meeting called to order.
Devotional exercises conducted by L.
]. Murphy. Charts as Helps, Misses
Leila Cox, Davie Anderson and
O'Brien; "Bow to teach Dia-
,ritics," Misses Mary McCulloch and
Daisy Rice; "How 10 teach Punctua.