Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-02-05

oVAiSuoiS III.
Pete Baker at the Opera Hous
Feb. 5.
The Bardstown Record OF Feb. q
will be gotten. out by the ladies'.
Cottage for rent. Apply to r. T
West or w. III. Lee.
Miss Lula Clark, of Crofton, ha.
accepted a position as teacher in AL
lens school at Msdisonville.
Ask your yrocer for Fleischmann'
yeast Get, per cake.
Mr.. O. M. Day, L. & N. agent a
Crofton, who has beeh qui,e sick fol
some weeks, is improving and vii
be out in few days.
4 Perry, the blind pianist, at Bethe
Female College, mex Tuesday night
For Light Bread Roofs Buckw heal
Cakes, etc., use Fleischmann's Yeast
Williams Il Co, pay the highest
market price in cash for all kinds oil
cOuutiy PiOuuce'
New coal Office, old Underwood
yard Telephone 81.
st y h. M. DALTON.
Attention is called TO fine sdver-
tisement of Capt. n. B. Riley's sec
ond big annual sale of icks, jennets,
horses and mules, at his farm in the
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1895 The people over half doz'
counties remember Capt. Riley's first
sale of this kind two years ago, which
was attended by nearly a thousan d
people. In the sale Of March 9Th
uext will be offered Is jacks, Is jen-
nete, % work mules aud 20 horses,
terms IL months. Read ad for full
particulars.
The pianaforte lecture recial thus
evening at tie Baptist college will
give the public an opportunity to
hear Edward Baxter Perry, the fla
nous blind pianist in the following
program: Listz, Harmonies Poeti-
ques ct Religieuses; Rubiustein, STAG
cato Etude; F. Dewy, Nocturpe, 6.
fiat; E. B. Perry, ballade, Last Island
Chopin, Sonata, %. 30; -lntroduc
ton and Allegro, Scherzo, Msrche
Funebre, Presto, Chsmine, La Lis
onjera; Saint Sssps, Dsnse Macabre
The concert will begin at 8 y. m.
Commenting on the recent mar
riage of Mr.. Ross W. Davis, of Hop
knsville, KY, to Miss Amy L. Car
michael, of RichIand, Iowa, the
Brigh' on News says: The groom is
a native of Hopkinsville, KY, is a near
relative of Jefferson Davis and by the
marital relation closely allied to Gen.
Taylor, being thus in direct lineage
with the craftsmanship, wealth and
aristocracy of the south The bride
is one of the fairest of proud Iowa's
queens. Thus by loves decree,
whose mighty scepter is more power
full than that of prince, king or po-
tentate, the north and the south unite
in holy union OF hearts and hands.
God grant His richest blessing
happiness complete.
Rev. John O. Rust, rho has ten
dered his resignation as pastor OF the
Baptist church, TO accept call to n
church at Nashville, has, during his
stay in this city made friends among
all classes of people. As minister
he. real zed that his duty was 10 com
fort and console, aud many man,
old and young who had wandered
from the straight and narrow path
has beap reclaimed through the good
ness OF this truly good man. Best les
this ne is man of broad ideas and
opinions, and though he breaches
with fervor the Gospel as he believes
it to be, still his style of so doing is
such that anyone profits by hearing
his discourses. We regret to lose
him, for besides being an able preach
er he is an excellent citizen-progr 's-
sive and enteypri.iHE. Bardst3wa
Record.
Mrs. j r Dabney, whose adver-
tisemeut appears Oh auo'her page, is
an artist of decided ability, havino
acquired her skill under ths best
teachers in Chicago, and perfected it
in teaching, as evidence she has hn g
recommendations from the Central
School Agency of ST. Louis. Miss Ma
ry McCulloch. former principal OF
Henderson Female Seminary. and |
others she has Taught III Henderson, |
H., and refers 10 such p,trons as
Messrs. Jas. Barrett. and David
Clark tobacconists; Mr.. S. @. Dial
Ian, Pres. Henderson National
Bank, and Commonwealth Attorney
J Il. Prwell. She has lately &c
turned from Cincinnati where she
had been to look up the latest ideas
in decorating and TO get q kiln for
firing The CHINA. This latter will
very much lessen the expense of Chi
ma decorating. This is a golden OPP
porturity for those wishing 70 beauti-
fv their homes with artistic orna-
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