The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-12
Local Happenings



The X. X. Minstrel will be
April 2lst instead of March Both as
has been published heretofore.
You can buy the Hole Proof Hose
at Barnes, Coward & Co.. IncorpOr-
ated.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the
Christian church met with Miss
Minnie Goodell Tuesday afternoon.
You can find the Liberty Brand
Hats for men at Barnes, Coward g.
Co., Incorporated.
Casper Harrig, one of Madison
ville's Oldest and highly respected
citizens is in a critical condition at
his home in that city.
Do you need new ledger, if so
head in and give us look.
Jno. X. Tay Tor.
For bargains this week go to Mad
lsoEville and call at the store of j.
M. Cook, who is giving the people
of Hopkins county real bargains.
Ladies, you can buy you a ready
made waist at the Darlington New
Dry Goods store. Barnes, Coward
& Co., incorporated.
Miss Anna Rice, milliner for
Barnes, Coward & Co., has returned
from the East, where she bought
one of the most complete lines of
millinery ever shown in darlington.
Jas. E. Maloney left yesterday to
finish buying his stock of goods.
Mr.. Maloney has bought the ]. w.
Robinson store, and will keep a
complete line of Gents Furnishings.
If you haven't seen Earlington's
new Department store you have
missed lots. 1t is now complete
with all the latest improved fixtures
and an up-to-date stock of goods.
Read their ad In another column.
Bourland and Motherhood have
now on display a lovely line of EN-.
brolderies and laces, see them be-
fore purchasing these dainty access
series, they are also daily receiving
spring goodsNof all kinds.
Bishop & Company, of Madison
vile, have just opened a nice lot of
ladies shoes for comfortable and
easy wear. Those who have tender
feet should try pair Of these shoes
and make their soul happy.
]. M. Cooks big sale, at Madison
vile, is still on. and will continue
the remainder of this week. Don't
fail to take advantage of the bar
gains offered, as it Is money in your
pockets.
Mrs. A. ]. Fox, wife of Superin-
tendent of county schools, of near
jacksonville, who has been critical
ly Ill at her home is thought to be
improving and slight hopes are now
entertained of her recovery.
When in Madisonville next week
call at Bourland & Moore's Hard
ware store and get nice biscuit
cooked on the Majestic Range and
a cup of coffee and see the fine lot of
cooking utensils given away with
the purchase of one of these ranges
The Ladies Aid society, of the
Missionary Baptist church met with
Mrs. j. X. Taylor Tuesday after
noon. This society has done good
work during the last year and have
quite a nice sum in the treasury,
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. ]. G. Peyton.
Mrs. 7. e. King, of Morganfield.
spent several hours in town Tuesday
enrOute home from Elkton where
she has been at the bedside of her
A0bhCA VIM 10 AhAs MIS- ming LlduC
her home here for two years and
has many warm friends who were
glad to see her again.
The members of Klub Kentuck
entertained their lady friends in the
club rooms last Saturday with a
musical by Blakemore's orchestra.
A large crowd was present and
everybody seemed to enjoy them
selves.
Prince, thesyalueble buggy horse
of DR. A. o. Sisk died last week
from the effect of a cut received on
the hip several weeks ago. The
wound was nearly healed, but it is
supposed weakened his condition
and be was sick only few hours.
He was handsome animal and DR..
Siak and family feel kaanlv his lose