Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-11-30
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near the court house.
Recollect the gifted Tom Dixon, OF
New York, will lecture at the Taber.
nacle Tuesday, Dec. III.
DR.. 81. Baker, specialist eye, ear,
nose and throat, office over Wallace
q Tslisferro's drug store. VT.
First class apples are selling at 30
cents per bushel in Henderson. They
are trihe higher here-S2.
Bob Taylor noxt Thursday night
at the Opera House in his new lee
ture "Visious and Dreams
The Bowling Green police made
raid on crap game Saturday hight
and captured SEVENTEEN Of the ivory
msnipulators."
"visions aud Dreams is Bob Tsy
lor's best and funniest lecture. Our
people will have chance to hear him
in it Dec. 6, at the Opera House
Attention is called TO the special
local concerning the sale of proper
ty by G. L. Dade. assignee Of q. Ii,
Moore, which appears in this issue.
Hundreds who failed to hear Tom
Dixon last season and have since re
GREETED it, eau have another chance
Dec. / |, at the Tabernacle. Get ticE.
cts at EIgin's.
The Self Pouring Coffee Pots are
taking the town. II you miss the
agent drop a card in the postollice to
julius ". Payne ana he will come,
He will be here only few days more.
The Baptist Social will meet with
Mrs. S. G.. Buckner this (Fri1ay) sf-
ternoon at O'Clock. Let all the la
dies of the church remember the din
ner and bazaar on next Monday, court
day, aud contribute something either
to the dinner or the fancy table.
Eckols coal.
McHeurY coal.
De Koven coal.
Csrbondale coal.
All strictly first class.
Large stock always on hand at bot
tom prices. WOODBRIDGE & Co.
All persons having claims of any
kind against the estate of Thos. Bot
tomley, deceased, are hereby mott
fed to present them properly verified
to Joe McCarroll, Of Hopkinsville,
KY, for settlement at once.
DAVID MORTON,
Executor of Thos. Bottomley, dec.
Mr. John F. Lipscomb is placing
on the market "Lipscomb's Wonder
ful Discovery" medicine prepared
by his father for all diseases OF the
throat and lungs, such as coughs,
colds, infuenzas, pneumonia, hamor
rhoges, bronchitis, sore throat, aud
deep seated consumption. He has
many testimonials OF its great value.
The dead body OF William Perkins,
prominent citizen of Crittenden
county, was found in cornfield near
Marion, by corn gstherers a few
days ago. A strange mystery sur
rounds the death. He was aged an ID
inhrm, and wandered away from
home two weeks before, no ore
knew where until the body wss found
as above stated.
Rev. U. f. Ramsey, evangelist, is
conducting an interesting meeting at
Anderson's Hall this week. Services
are conducted at 10 a. m; song and
prayer services at 645, and regular
services again at 7l5 p. m. The
meeting will last until Sunday night
and may be further pro.racted. The
public is invited to attend all OF the
services.
For financial reasons the W. G. 7
U. have taken a room on 9th street, 4
few doors above the Phoenix Hotel
commonly known as "Mrs. Harris
Millinery Store" aud will continue to
run their lunch room until the LIST Of
January, 1895, after which time the
lunch will be discontinued unless the
public seem to take more interest in
il.
The comparative statement OF the
earnings of the Louisville a. Nash
Vile railroad for the third week oil
November shows an increase OF ouly
S25 over the bad showing OF last year
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