Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-02-01

Williams q Co., pay the highest
market price in cash for all kinds OF
country produce.
Pete Baker at the Opera House
Feb. 5.
DR.. E. n. Fruit, Dentist, o flee over
lily Bank. Hopkinsville, KY. y
Cottage for rent. Apply to r. f.
West or w. II. Lee.
Perry, the blind pianist, at Bethel
Female College, next Tuesday night.
For Light Bread Roofs Buckwheat
Cakes, ETC., use Fleischmann's Yeast.
Ask your ,rocer for Fleischmann's
yeast 2ct, per Gaze.
Don't forget Geo. r. Vending will
denver his grand lecture as Death
the End," at the tabernacle Friday,
February 8. Get tickets at Elgln's
drug store.
New coal office, old Underwood
yard. Telephone 81.
st * a. M. DALTON.
DR.. A. p. Campbell has resumed
his practice and also has secured the
right to extract teeth by the painless
process. Office over Basestt d Co.
Theatre goers will be afforded an
opportunity, on Feb. 5, of hearing
Pete Baker, the talented German
comedian, in the new Carts aad Lena.
A crowded house will greet him, as he
i. great tavorite in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Bender will lecture at the
w. 9. I. U. room S turdsy Fet.2 at
2:30 in the afternoon, subject, "What
Woman should know of Health and
care of the body" 1t will be remem-
bered that this lady lectured two
years ago on Unlesrned Lessons. TIC
ladies' only. The lecture is free.
DR.. Sem j. Baker Specialist
diseases of Eye Ear, Throat and Nose
Eyes tested with finest French trial
case made free. Spectacles furnished.
Office over Wallace q Taliaferro's
drug store. Lady attendant. Hours
9 10 4.
Observation-Disclosures CT lady to sell
Dobie's Aluminium Coffee Econo-
mizer. Fits any pot; saves one third
the coffee. Arthur L. Dobie & Co
Grant building, Atlanta, GA. If
"Great and powerful as Ingersoll
and Cook are, it is great pleasure to
turn from both and hear Vending.
His language, his logic, bis imagina-
ton, his enunciation, his method, ara
al of the old Everett aud Chsnninsy
school.-Prof. David Swing. Taber-
nacle Feb. 8.
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-All persons
having claims against A. @. Oversh,n
sre hereby notified, i'll compliance to
the statutes in such cases, that they
are required to present their claims
to me at the First National Bank
Hopkinsyille, KY, property verified
and proven, on or before March the
Est 1895. THos, w. LONG.
Asgnee of A. G. Overshiuer
Ia this issue can bs found the card
of Wheeler, Mills & Co., tob icco com
mission merchants, also their sales of
u. % snd 30. The farmers are too
vel ACC tainted with this old + .liabe
firm to need furih her reminder,
thereafter their sales will appear veg
u!arly in our tobacco column aad
should be- read by all Interested. Read
heir comment on tbs market this
week
The Christian Eadeav )rers of the
FIRST Presbyterian church ara ar
ranging for a sarvjca next Sunday
evening that will b. one Of the mos'
Interesting G. E. meetings ever held
here. Sunday is the fourt9auth an
niversary Of he organization Of the
m ycinsur, aud to orl bra it fly
bis society has sent off for program
winch, when carried out, will be inter
estiug 10 the ex rene. The service
will be held at z o'clock in place o.
the regular church services. Every
one-n6t only the local Eadaavorers,
but esp 'ciallv those not acquainted
with Endeavor works. cordially in
vted.
Edward Baxter Perry, the we'll
known blind pianist, of Boston, who
is to glye a concert at Bethel Female
College Tuesday, Feb, 5th, is the
)rigina or and chief representative Of
thu p 4noforta lecture recital. He is
thir y three years old, and is enj ,ying
the Aood ide oi naCionai popuiaIi,y
both in his personality and his pro-
fession. Mr.. Perry has been the object
OF much interest and comm ant. Al
though matter of interest, it is W.
'air to dwell upon his blindness in