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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 15, 1895
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KW2 t U j- rj lU itH iiHfc j 7TT7- fiAti 7W 31 VOX XVII IA Ayf HOPKINSVILLE KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER OEEAM OF NEWS IF IT IS HEW AND TRUE jjfc HAS IT U i 1895 1 IMP-83- Ib5F vein t i UWrAJilU nw A well known Republican politician of CROWDING 10000 TOBACCONEWS Jt E k Sfc Cranks Rom ft of fl HOPKINSVILLB MARKET this city claims to have received BRADLEYS MAJORITY 5454 WITH Reported Nov 18 95 by J H Egnleton of Al ¬ from ColBradley a letter requesting fred Lewis St Co leaf dealers JEFFERSON OUT him to secure a list of the salaried The long continued dfonth was Oor JJrown Mart Flro Near Uhnrch nlll- - officials at the Western Asylum add ¬ Total Majority Wlta Jeffergon Eitlmnted broken on the 9th inst wliich very Xwo TVorkmon Hnrt ing that one of his first acts would nt 0300 Dempscy lets In By a Nose greatly benefited the young wheat Protracted be to make a clean sweep at the asyMeetings Farmer Meeting Other Oogslp caused the streams to flow more THIS COLUMN i We are ap cranky about something The Governor Was Mad PrankfobTj JCy Nov 13 Consid erable excitement was caused on the f If tifknow it and some dojit vAcustqmer told us the other daimere public square yesterday evening by an alteration between Governor John Young Brown and William H New hall Jr a clerk fn the Auditors of- ¬ fice office and asked Newhall to introduce him to Governor Brown Newhall re- Mrj Sanford went into the Auditors He wanted us to sell him our all wool black square cut cheviotour- fiM sult for even our course we couldnt cioMit but to ilVase him we picked up theV 7 i J same price suit in a blue and Hfci asked him six for it he offered five fifty for it we took him N J up and he was delighted After n Aci i Hr 1J nrptrmcr imsTivp TiTrv tvk torn a tci lt robbed him pfa dollarhim we had Ht and unwrapped the suit and RVi showed him the mark in plain 50 and figuues on ie ticket Pi O then handed him back his K f dollar u now which way hadkyojr rather trade we asked PIE saw the point anSwe believe you do too on the vOne price idea M i 11 W i L fc i i VH I-K r tj ft J fA n plied that he did1 not speak to Governor Brown and took occasion to say that Governor Brown was partly responsible for the defeat of the Democratic ticket and made the charge that Governor Brown had scratched his ticket Ed Leigh- - Assistant Secretary of State overheard this statement and conveyed the news to Gov- ¬ ernor Brown who was furious and went direct across the hall to the Auditor s office and asked Newhall if he had made the statement Newhall said he had and would not believe Governor Brown until he could see the ballot Gov Brown was mad and used strong lanuago at Newhall calling him an infamous liar and other caustic words and declared that he had voted the Democratic ticket straight for forty years Friends interfered and the affair went no further than heated words lum This statement is to be taken with some allowance unless Bradley is more of a spoilsman than a tpatriot and statesman In the first place a full force of green hands could not run the asylum and in the second place the governor has nothing to do with the appointment of minor officers The records of his office after he becomes governor will show what officers are holding commissions and those aro the only oned he can remove He can in a direct manner of course appoint a superintendent whoican carry out his orders but the work Of decapitating the men and women who have for years filled the positions of trained attendants on the wards will have to be done by The new gover the superintendent nor is not likely to be so brash as his followers here nope If he makes too radical a start the Democratic senate may find it necessary to remind him thatjilthough he may own the state he cant put a fence around it without th consent of the senate Special toKlNTUCKIAN Nov 14 Bradleys estimated majority in the entire state is 9800 Official returns from all but Frankfort Jefferson and McLean giee 6357 McLean is reported unofficially to have given 97 majority for Bradley Jefferson will give Bradley about 3 800 to 4000 The majority cannot exceed 9500 The Official Figures A Klsscil Sealed Bargain yANCEBORGKY Nov 12 Col J ohn Lyter the G A R veteran who pur- ¬ Farmers to Meet In Ularksvllle f i a J IS 1 IS H tTidersoTi Co -- J i dSttL r i L J j ftit v VlW358v tr J f - j Viii iGiisieiskfsieetsSii not buy gone Some fathers take them however Who wouldnt them in dozen lots of You should ses how they farmers convention will be held in Clarksville Tenn on Nov 21 and 22 The Times says of the meeting From reliable information we learn that it will probably be a much bigger thing than many persons have supposed as letters have been re ceived from prominent farmers in various sections of Middle Tennessee saying that they would be present to malte speeches read papers and discuss agricultural matters generally with others of Montgomery and surrounding counties Ladies have also promised to fur ¬ nish papers on various subjects cpn nected with their interests J Capt Crusman will make a fine floral display from his celebrated flower garden which will add much to the interest of the occasion The commissioner of agriculture has offered 50 in premiums to be given on tobacco wheat corn potatoes flowers and other farm and garden products so that all persons hav ing good samples of sucn things to exhibit should bring them forward for display on the days of the con A ij slv t 7f e vention chased the young wife of the aged John Miller the consideration being 20 cash a jug of whiskey and two beautiful hound pups is this niorning after many vicissitudes happy again The girl a few weeks ago ran off with Lyter s nephew to Cincinnati She was there deserted by a young man She then besought Col Lyter to take her back She came and has been at the homo of f ridnds until this morning when the couple met by ap pointment at Conners drucr store The girl signed an article drawn by Dr Conner in which she binds her self to forever be a dutiful loving The virtuous and devoted wife couple sealed tlie contract with a kiss Lyter says he and his wife will leave the State as soon as possible go where they are entirely unknown ana Degm iire anew Triggs New Temple of Justice The building committee of the Fiscal Court of Trigg county formally received the new court house last Monday from the Architect Frank P Milburu of Catlettsburg Ky The court expressed itself as well pleased with the work of Messrs Forbes Bro the contractors and Dalton Bros who did the brick work The house is now being painted and the county officers will move into their apartments next week The circuit court room will be dedicated the first Monday in February by Judge Nov 13 The the secretary of state finished their tabulations at 12 80 oclock to day on 112 counties The totals in the various state races are based on these returns are as follows Governor Hardin 186863 Brad- ¬ ley 140390 Pettit 15912 Demaree 3816 Lieutenant Governor Tyler 129 798 Worthington 134990 Blair 15 035 Hughes 8542 Secretary of State Hale 129560 Finley 184770 Singletary 15043 Beauchamp 3552 Attorney General Hendrick 128 314 Taylor 135029 Peyton 14846 Finnel 3519 The tabulations in the other races have not been made but the figures in them will be about the same The counties which have not yet been re- ¬ ceived are expected to give a net Republican majority of 5000 GoverBradleys plurality may nor-elect therefore be expected to be about 9000 The aggregate vote cast for the minor candidates on both of the state tickets it will be seen is not as large as that received by the candidates for governor but while this is true the pluralities in all of these races are out little less than that for clerks in the office of Frankfort Kt and freely and supplied water for stock which was badly need However the cold wave chilled and dred the to- ¬ bacco Hence there was but little chance for handling or examination by loose dealers The writer saw some types that were brought to the city which showed the lack of body and toughness while there is spreadjof leaf and length and the crop will lug very heavy and we believe it will be a very satisfactory crop to handle The impression has gone abroad with the exception of the worm cut that the crop is a very fine one but there will be a very sad disappointment when the tobacco comes to the market There is more or less house burn be side the worm cut field fire and apery tobacco The lugs will be E etter lengthbut thinner This is tho best information we have received from the planters It is to be regret- ¬ ted very much we have to nave another crop to contend with with so many defects and it is the case from nearly every section in tho dark district No changes in prices to note RECEIPTS For year For year 20 hhds 13900 17 Sales for week Sales for year Offerings for week QUOTATIONS 13480 56 Trash lugs Com Med Good Com leaf Med SI 00 to 1 50 1 50 to 2 50 2 50 to 3 50 4 00 to 5 00 500to 7 00 450to 450 Good Selections DEATIJS 800tol000 none Dempseys Close Call Frankfort Ky Nov 13 The ficial returns from all the counties of- ¬ of the First railroad district elect J Fletcher Dempsey for railroad commissioner over Jerry Porter by 77 majority Irvin defeats Alexander in the Second district by about 600 Wood beats Kellar in the Third by 7000 Dempsey is the only Democrat who gets in and he wins by a scratch They Wiint to Doinernate Beautiful Residence Destroyed Jas Jjreathitt Louisville Kt Nov 12 It is said that H C Weeden the colored man from this city who is seeking the chief deputyship in the land office will receive the solid support of every colored voter in Louisville and that his claims will be urged with a persistence that will not bear refusal The colored Republicans will hold a mass meeting at Thirteenth and Walnut streets Thursday night at which it is expected that Weedens candidacy will be indorsed The meeting is said to have been called for the purpose of discussing how much and what particular slices of pie should come to the colored Reand it is publicans of Louisville probable that candidates will be put m the field for a number of places ClothinoBoys Pants are No all our i 1 2 250 and S3 value for 50 cents We will for d few days offer stupendous cuts on all Boys Clothing Seeing is believing I Come and see We have them at 125 and on up the line but we will cut all along the line and when we cut Jhe knife goes to the core 4 D siiipts TheVStroncrhold Shirt 50c good as andollarshirtn earth Ail MK1 i Xl feS Ladies Misses and Childrens Hosyf ieryl In this line we get irom first hands and we sell them at prices never Call and heard of in Hopkinsville seethem C wuT JX i ililil i ii Hvcienic Underwear B Healths Wealth S2 iuvesVediin I two Jsuitsliof our underwear insure you comfort andp health1 wJth tbese fyovit can Tget the5f wealth v ai csia oes tir IShoesfat old rinces i Byi far the nm rlargest lineCwe eyericarried xMm J iv Tmvp nil we advertise and sell as we adyerirsef 1 V M Petree 1 r- - Co 3 ii ivW fly rt liMNif V fcl K- i ft1 u 4i w JK HBWIWPWWlc Vi- 11 f i1 lS 1 VI without opposition He received the full Democratic vote and a number of complimentary votes from politi cal opponents He is elected for a n term of two years to succeed Esq Two Workmen Hurt Fruit who was appointed to Bucceecl N Esq Josiah Gray According to the A cave in occurred at the X of the Court of Appeals in rock quarry in this city Mondayand decisionRelle case Esq Parker will the Du the falling stone caught and crushed qualify as soon as ho gets his com two kof the colored workmen One of mission them Gfeorge Blakey hail his hip Hunters Having Good Sport dislocated and was otherwise bruised Mr Alex Overshiner jr is the The other Louis and injured Luckey was severely bruised and first one of the boys tO return from mashed but had no bones broken or Reelfoot lake He reports ducks and T3ry vBlakey attended dislocated plentiful and excellent them and they are on the road to re- geese very Tne weather has been un- ¬ shooting covery comfortably cool since they left but how that it has moderated sport will Meeting at Trenton of the crowd Trenton5 Novi 12 A very inter- be better The balancemorrow night will probably return to esting meeting isin progress at this A good number of ducks and some place Rev W J Couch is ably as- geese have already been bagged sisted by Rev Booth of Taylorsville The Old Itoinnn Ky Large crowds attend each serColumbds O Nov 13 Judge Al vice and much good is being accomplished It is likely that the meet len G Thurman was 82 years old today On account of his feeble health ing will last a week longer there was no celebration of the eveut GoodMeetingnt Urucey telegrams of congratula Rev L O Spencer is engaged in a Numerous received from promi ent tion were very successful meeting at Gracey men Judge Thurman was able to Services are held twico a day and Rit heartilv and seems to be rapidly larire crowds are imattendanco The shaking Off the effects of - his recent meeting will lastrihroughout this injury week and may continue far into next J B Ramsey J W Springfield week J A Turpin and A B Sellers were r rr r Dave Four FcMialoin Jallt elected truptees of Sebree N Muttie McRoynoids Lee Molvee McMullen and S F Powell tied for four disputed Laura Taylor and Julia Green all the fifth place but and gave it to ballots were counted colored are laying out fines in jail McMullen by 3 votes wheu the of for disorderly conduct ficial canvass as made Mr Thomas M Brodies handsome residence together with nearly all of its contents situated two miles west of Church Hill was burned last Monday Mr Brodie and his fam ily had left home early after dinner and had not been gone long when the fire was discovered by one of his farm hands who was workinsr in a field near by An alarm was me wnoae ouuuing was gien dui enveloped in flames in a few minutes and soon reduced to ashes Mr Brodie is of the opinion that the fire was caused from coals falling from the cooking stove on the kitchen floor as the smoke when first seen was issuing from the kitchen doors and windows The loss is about 2000 There was an insurance of S10U0 on the building and contents Aflllcted With Erysipelas Mr William G McGehee of Gra cey is seriously ill of erysipelas and has been confined to his room for ten days Mr McGehee had been afflicted with corns for several years and decided to remove them without the aid of a chiropodist He succeeded in cutting them off but his feet soon became inilamea ana tears are now entertained that the operation will re sult seriously Esquire V I Parker Mr Wm L Parker was elected magistrate in the Pembroke district oclock p m the following day Services were held at the grave Many friends sympathize with the bereaved parents in their sorrow Love Miss Bessie Love daughter of Rev J W Love of Lafayette died ot consumption Tuesday after an ill- ¬ ness of long duration The funeral services were held at the Methodist church in this city Wednesday tho interment taking place in Hopewell cemetery McCord Mrs Mesinsh McCord an estimable lady of the Cousolation neighborhood died at her home Sunday after an illness of several months Death was caused by ty- ¬ phoid fever She was about 50 years old and had been a church member for 35 years Berry Mr Jno G Berry of Uniontown Ky father of Mrs O H Anderson of this city died this week Breathitt George T Breathitt child of Judge Jas the Breathitt died Tuesday of fever The interment took place at 220 two-year-ol- d Nocrse Mrs Rosina Logan Nourse mother of Rev W L Nourse of this city died in Louisville Monday at the advanced ago of 91 years daughter of Croft A Mr Kirk Croft of Orofton died of membranous croup Saturday night Cnryed Up u Xegro Late Monday afternoon an alterca- tion occurred between Lee Cozart and Sam Hatcher a negro recently released from the work house in Vote of Second District which Cozart was struck several Bradley Ilardln Fettlt Demaree times by the negro Cozart in turn 77 2415 200 Christian 8G37 2C58 cut Hatcher with a small pocket Daviess 633 251 828 Hancock knife several times but did no se52 1482 846 Henderson 1720 50 1881 1904 411 rious damage Both men were arrest- ¬ Hopkins 9 1667 205 818 Union ed and the negro is now in jail await 491 635 1117 Webster 3SG 693 2i ing trial Cozart gave bond for his 790 McLean appearance 854 12550 12S82 4017 Total Majority 846 Corbctts Injuries Fatnl According to the new basis of repEngineer F G Corbett who was resentation the several counties will have the following votes compared frightfully hurt in the Louisville with tlm Cleveland vote Nashville wreck at Franklin Ky 1S92 1895 Monday night last died at 1230 12 12 Christian resi17 oclock Tuesday morning at his 13 Daviessi 3 Hancock He was a prom- ¬ 4 dence- in Nashville 8 McLean i 11 inent official of the order of Railroad 7 Henderson I Hopkins Union Weber 9 9 5 10 11 0 76 61 Engineers John Kimbrell Vote in The COUNTIES First REP TOP DEM Ballard Caldwell Calloway Carlisle Crittenden Graves Hickman L viugston Lyon Marshall Mc racken mfcJo 722 761 804 1207 473 475 1528 610 887 285 227 574 836 175 75S 1324 219 801 417 583 314 chiof telegraph editor of the Courier Journal and one of the most faithful and devoted at tnolips nf that narjer died at the Norton infirmary Monday afternoon ot quicK pneumonia wuu snocKiug suddenness Ho was at his desk at 4 oclock Sunday morning and though complaining of a severe cold did not take to his bed till Monday afternoon One hour afterward he was dead The Owensboro Messenger says Fourteen loads of tobacco Monday constituted the best days auction sales of the new season Tho first load this season was sold Nov 2 afc S225 125 50 and loads have been brought in occasionally since The best price Monday was S625 S4 and 50 and was paid John Rhode3 for M Fulton 806 751 555 2264 1221 689 729 415 45 114 511 H 1484 1616 1082 1116 12874 9569 870 400 Total S10ft00 4210 Pryor W T Lansley stabbed iihslf to File at Hartford caused a loss of death at Louisville 0n account ofjde spondeucy i HI V it A icy ra A ft l i L JJv S 3 V diA If s y nil ItalJtinjtyiUe MOT ltttdtfo V SJtAIIJ OF THE EABTK J iteurW tor V Scientists OMVXow Determine v5 t fty jj W 1 V A iwelilug formed fo one of her hc WM 1mbM irttlirBerw a I jjiilLj I i ij ii an mi v QHAS Ml JvfEACHAM lUB0RITIOK2r A YKAR IN ADVAOfc tooai reading notices JO cents per Hue Spe lal Locals 6 cents per line each Insertion tfttoi fur standing Hdvcrtlsemeuts tarnUheU n application FPIUK 212 The Xow GoTerameat Surrey Will B thi Bails of Fatare Computation ln Suns freak the Golden Gate toOhWspeako nay npp tST smB i fe sMKcaiafc V imniiinHlirnlMi ofcrn It dfa- - K charged ly and free- ¬ the in in ii iii im r SOUTH MAtNSTREilT the oihciai lurures gives n oppor tunity to analyzo the vote in Calloway county The Republican ticket was third in the race for state officers K t Hardins majority ovecjBradley was 1055 and Petti ts over Bradley 101 The Republicans and Populists voted together fdr Breathitt for judge and the result was that Judge Linn ran 275 votes behmd Hardin as shown by his majority of only 780 One of the best posted politicians in Callo way county wrote the Kentuokian ten days before the election that this deal had been made but it was and Judge Linh was not unde- ceived until the returns came in Judge Linn ran only 18 votes behind the ticket in this county which shows that Christiau county Democrats did their whole duty by him The few votes ho lost can be accounted for among the relatives and close per- ¬ gonal friends of his opponent in this city ana the whisky dealers who op posed Judge Liun openly Judge Linn is said to be very much morti fied at the small majority he received in his own county The result in Trigg was equally surprising to him and to his personal representatives at Cadiz -- denied ¬ The Times is after soine of theld fogies of Clarksville with a sharp pen Here is the way it talks about Backology is the the mossbacks latest Past present and future are read in the curvatures angles and wrinkles of tho back It is claimed to be successful but we would like to know how one could read character through tho moss that grows on the backs of some of our party III j nlIWIlllrtM ran Tom Pettit The last time votes in Christian county got 565 Last year Turner got 273 and this time Pettits vote was only 200 This explains why Christian was the only county in the Second district to increase its vote in both landslide years The Democratic Populists have returned to their first love bo -i- i u mi r Senator P J Bennett one of the Democrats elected to the state sen ate in Maryland by only 47 votes died suddenly this week and a new election will be held that may tie the senate That body stood M Demoiucluding crats to 12 Republicans the dead member The Populist vote of this judicial district was 1288 and Judge Linn owes his defeat to his failure to receive any part of this formidable vote most of which went forejudge Grace in 1892 The bankers who have cornered the gold market are making another raid on the governments little surplus recently purchased from Rothschilds A million or more was taken out this week and shipped abroad General de Campos the Spanish commundcr announces that he is planning a battle that will mate That is to an end to the Cubans say that when ho wins the battle he is expecting to fight and twomore be will have licked them three times CaDt The race for senator is likely to be crowded with unknowns Two additional Republican aspirants are announced in the persons of Judge O Demihgj of Mt Olivet and1 Judge y W Jones pf Columbia t to ii Lyons of Campbell T31anford of Breckenridge andflBurnamof Madi son are ther three Republican members who will make an active fight for tho speakership of the House b D Cardwell- - of HarrqdsburgjJ o aims to have Bradley s promise to appoint him steward of the Lexiugtph asylum W The latest politicalgossip is that Col Bradley is opposed to Hunter for senator and will do what he can for Wilson Tho rumor is revived that Secre- ¬ tary Cnrlit lo is to bo appointed to lp vncauoy on thq supreme bench V Tbe Scientific measurement by the Tho trouble United States coast and geodetic m worthressrgarinents and charge you continued ten survey of Afie distance from the w years and she 3 tutdf inst the hear Golden Gate f- SanFrancisco Cal x out ihejunscrypulpus dealeivmQptgLmplying ii that to thfe motith of the Chesapeake ear Alter an along tho thirty ninth parallel has uMynmiMk of- s attack of ty JWl beencompletecL Upon this east and T tf ipf phoid fever she Was left very weak She westJine depends the determination coughed and raised a great deal We if7 of the preciso shape of the earth resorted to Hoods Barsaparllla and The best Voods that your moneyivill procure-and-thand the accurate laying of lines of after taking six bottles she was great ¬ longitude instead of the approxi- ly Improved Now tho sores are perfectly Vv place to find therii is SURE TO a mate ones that are now In use This healed and she has good hearing In that line will be the basis ior a revision ear MRSMWlEKlN60NParhamTenn of all astronomical work In which wwyy t accuracy is desired ¬ t liM4vGen Duffield the superintendent Is the Only True Blood Parlfler promi nently in the publio eye 21 six for 5 Co of the survey said recently to a New Prepared only by C I Hood York World correspondent Twelve Apothecaries Lowell Mass U B A v years agt a party of surveyors be 4i i Pills ct hareionlonilr with v gan measuring triangles at the same 4 time at each sidejjpf the continent GUflRflNTEED One started from the mouth of the POSITIONS condition Do not tay It can Chesapeake bay and worked west ¬ under reasonable not be done till you end for free c Ulogue of 0v ward the other started at t the DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL U Golden Gate In California and came Boota ALf f fThey met among the eastward fute4fie4 t a 6iyw Colorado mountains at a designated xVastaYllle Tenn spot and they geodetic survey was This College la strongly endorsed by bankers j concluded As soon as the party nri mrrrhants FOUR weeks bv DrauzhonS i 5SWV method of teacblnar bookkeeping- is equal to reached a telegraphic station they TWELVE weets hy the old plan Special ad r Sjfcqck everbroughir ho Hopkinsville Tv sXH vantages in Stiortnand Penmanship and sent me the news which the Interna- ¬ raphy Cheap board Open to both sexesTeleg No tional Geodetic association then in vacation Eater now Railroad Fare Paid riAtfP CTTTTlV We hare recently prepared session in Europe had been await uUAm 01U1I books on Bookkbepino SHORTnAKO AKD PEKitAitsniP especially adapt ¬ ing so unxiousiy Write for Home Study study will take yet a year- in all ed to home once It circulars at probability to make the computa- ¬ tions from the survey and such veri- ¬ fications of portions of tho frork as other The correction of a plumb may be necessary The figures have line is therefore one of the most dif- ¬ to be reduced to the mean sea level ficult tasks in physics instead of When this is done we will bo able to the simplest as on Ordinary observer determine the distance between San might think With transcontinent- ¬ Francisco and the mouth of Chesar al geodetic work completed we will peake bay within a few yards of ab- be able to supply the vertical line so necessary to ail exact astronomical solute accuracy HAS THE MOST ELEGANT LINE 0F- i The work has cost something work i over one hundred and fifty thousand A ROMANTIC INCIDENT Watches dollars One of its most practical BriG-d-br- ac uivuks Silverware advantages will be that it will en- ¬ Forty Years of Separation Fpllowed by a Happy Reunion Spectacles Goods Cut able the determination Of distances By the accidental dropping of a between cities and tho heights above overseen outside of a large city ALL AT LIVING PRICES the sea level of all points along the diamond ring at tho station a hus Personal attention given to thirty ninth parallel- Its scienjifio bapd and wife who had been sep- ¬ Watoht Clock advantages are much greater In arated since 1855 were reunited this work may be taken as the pr Charles Mott of Boston Mass fact Kemember the place greatest contribution ever made to stepped from the Chicago train on Co two Doors North of J- - HAnderson tho Panhandle road io leave a dis- ¬ science by a government Goods As he 6n The chief objectof the work is to patch with the operator walked toward his car a lady leaned HOWE determine the precise figure of the 1 JEWELRY earth It has already been deter ¬ from the window of another car and ¬ COMPANY mined by north and south lines but asked the doctor to hand her a dia3 this one which wC nave just com- ¬ mond ring which had just slipped pleted is the only one of any extent from her finger and was lying at his white plug hat gayly festooned with X3 running east and west There are feet Tr Mott picked up the ring hve stock market ribbons Tho two young men were WORKS WHILE HE SLEEPS two or three of the north and and the iuscriptioji on the inside Charles Singular Faculty of a Kentucky Man candidates for admission to tho Ome- south lines Russia has the longest caught his eye It read by Tatdm EjtBRfCo ga club of the university which is a LIVE Reported COMMISSION MERCHANTS In amaze meridian line ever run going from Mott to Veral Burns STOCK of an Industrious Turn local organization petitioning for a BOCTEEON STOCK TASDS the Black sea up to the northern ment he looked at the woman who Archibald Clark a farmer living a charter from the Psi Upsilon frater- ¬ had dropped the ring and at the few miles from limits of her territory There is one Greenup is without nity A number of tho members of in India run by England that is next same time she cried out doubt the most remarkable som- ¬ the club werg In the car and took QUOTATION- SCharles My husband inlength while the third was fun by nambulist in the state During the great pleasure1 In watching Smith Dr Mptt hastily sprang up the past summer says the Louisville England and France in conjunction Louisviiie Ky Nov 6jthr Cattl from the most northern point of steps and clasped in his arms the wife Post bo has been accusing bis neigh ¬ entertain their fellow1 passengers The receipts of cattlowere light to 1 Q7 n HKAU Scotland down to the Balearic who had fled f romfyim inlanger forty bors of slipping into his truck until Thirty ninth street was Jo fAaU islands From these lines the shape ry6ars before There were a few hur patches ut night and cultivating rratvl1 Thedemanj was only fair of the earth has been determined ried questions on both sides but the them Of course he did not object Vim cn tiirxTntlMie wuu Tr Ti f uuu bUQiV i aj vvtiiwiuuugi tri iv 7 iuvAuwtu nrnc i JUJtufcxv uvvufuu i - uij north and south but it has been joy of the reunion overshadowed to this but thought Itmost extraorcomneod to continue his iournev were uu WwJHai iaiHiigo m prices necessary in order to ascertain the every other feeling and the happy dinary It i 1T also a straqgefact AJt exactBhape to run a similar line couple sat talking rapidly and ten ¬ that tjiey d yff night what ne bad downtown and there to visit the of- - jtii me cioee uiiwero boju prospects at w east and west The United States derly to one another as the train Intended to do the following daj fiOes ol several Well known members steady is the only country that has enough polled away toward Massachusetts Becoming anxious to knojv jvhich of of Psl Upsjlon In their presence Hogs Receipts 1332 Market opened territory east and west to accom- ¬ bearing the husband and wife who hs nelgjibors e was ipdebted to for ho gravely recited passages of Scrip- - jsldwsSelling- atAS8 55 to 3 60 but closed iirm alL sold prospects look plish this which will be the greatest had so long and bitterly regretted the kindness liej spent many wake ture applicable to the situation fair for the near future at aboutihese geodetic line ever measured in the the separation which came about ful nights watching his truck H Vv prices through a mistake so long ago world i jrtr ipatches but without sucqess No i Saeep andl LAMBB The repeipts of t Mathematicians have figured out ANAWULr5IGHf In 1855 Dr Charles Mott was a ever came ntothem whu he jsheep and lambs were light The do- what the shape of the earth ought to well known young physician of Bos- ¬ lono on the watch but when he would ARoy Sees His yCorriRanlqn iqiagd equally so no material change was be They have worked on the basts ton with a large practice and a posi- ¬ miss watchlnir for a night there was ecfisby aBear in prices of the earth in a molten condition tion in society He fell in lovo with invariably some work done A thrilling storyof an enconntqr-- fOATtE Extra shipping j i U 00 to 4 SO Knowing the number of revolutions Miss Veral Burns of SouthCariter with a bear in which a bov st his uigni Bnippjpg a 60tO 4 00 4 imie ago nuruvy us vvuoa and the centrifugal force they could bury Conn and they were married hispota to patch latopuo evening mio life comes from ormans station 8 60to 4 00 Best butchers so Fair to gopd butchers j 2 50 to 8 25 calculate about what the earths fig But the happiness of the union was that ho could load it early in the in the mountains on tbe borddr of Commqn to medium jautchers 3 00 to 2 50 ure should be But the earth cooled short lived Mrs Mott was insanely morning He was yerytanxiqus to the Mojaye deser as plated by the ThlnroughsteeraipooroowtfRnd a 00 to 1 15 seaiawags more quickly at the poles than at the jealous of her husband and many get well on his wav to market be- - San Fraqcisqo Chjqqlcl 8 21 to 850 lGood to oxtra pxeatw Common to medium oxen 125 t6 2 25 equator and did uot take the shape bitterquarrels bqtween the cpuple re- ¬ fbre sun up However he oVerslefrt 1000ft to 12001b 8 25 to 8 75 names are not Feeders Two qoySj vhpso 1 60 to 8 25 that the mathematicians had figured sulted One stormy night when her himself ahd got up in a terrible given left Gormans station onoi 8toJcerv 4 1 25 to 2 65 Bulls7 I Veal calves 2 50 to 5 60 oni In order to determine what its ac- ¬ husband had been detained by a lady stew but great- - was his surprise mprntnjg for a days nntipg SYhllo Choice mUohcowsA 25 00 to 30 00 -tual shape was therefore a perfect patient longer thanuaual the crazed Iwhen he went into the potato patch1 trayeling al9ngtpeafp9thiUsin their Fair to good milch cows 12 0Q to 18 00 nuus vinoicepacungana Duicn- triangulated survey was necessary wife determined tostandltnolonger to1 flrid the Vagon already loaded search Jor game they came suddenly ers 225B to 8001b 3 55 to 8 While the present lines of longi- ¬ and packing a few personal effects ahd horseiT hltdhed to it ready to uppn aarge gjflzjiyf bear Actlngf JFftlc to good pekingl0 lb to B25 lb 8 65 to 8 cov tude are close enough for the ordi- ¬ she startqdjurfnfo tbejstora ¬ Good to extra Ugh 160 It to180 start thus saving hiraJa couple of upop the impulse p the noment 3 55 to 860 nary use of sailors they are not suf- ¬ ing no trace asftq hVr whereabouts hoiirs7 to lMrb7IIir 365 timeahd hard work One boih raised their guns and fired Fat shoaVsVwoiblbtoJ20Ib ficiently accurate for scientific work 8 55 For years tH dojetor sSugtitji for night hlswifeEfaw hfm stealing out iThehots Tvere wpHjal0 Fat ehoatSlOO bntwero Boaghs150to400 tb 8 15 to 8 80 To determine any astronomical ob- ¬ his wife alj pjlthecc utjtxy HHe qny effectlyoln Infurjatlng the bearT Sheep xndIB8 Good to ex iblp 2 25 to 260 of the hblisenh his night clothes ping sheep X K servation it is necessary to have a gave up his business and traveled ahdj f 611b wing tbthefbaVriVaifhim1 wbjqh ihimiatolystarted lUi ppr- 173to225 Flro good Vertical line in order id obtain the seeking In every town and city some Itake Common tom4tHm r nfeubek1 and 4o outfahd be- - shit ot ihe dojs Becoming iisi JlUUJkS rootoa6o j 1 zenith That vertical line is at right trace of the1 woman who had fled igln tho tTfx 8 00 to 8 36 5vl diggingup grubsnuahjpldfehce I mayed atthe 46 ffectlvjessvof their k rxtra lftlaba Keatckylms 2UVO8 00 aogles to the tangent to the curve fromhimk Atlajft hegavejf ujfjtUoj rowST She ltheniinderatoddiwhbvnaar weapons the nerve pi the young FalrtogoodiviT8neeee 50 CommonltomdlumiJii of the parth at that point The search and sought ortupeand forf Wen ddihg her1 Husband a wdf k Tall ends or oulls 17528 hun tore deserted tbom andhey plumblne does not give a true ver- ¬ getfulnessin the mountains of Mon- ¬ started da pn arun closely followed tical lino It is affected by outside tana He became very wealthy in a l college--i initiation 100 BIbwabd 100 Influences at the seashore by tbe few years and hasof latespentmuch i A Prank ofthe jStudontsat the UnJ- vnoiaqqroppinf nis un suc j Theadera bfihis paper will tie fact that the lighter water is on one time in traveling He was ononis side of it and the heavier landoh the wav jto JSTewEngland to revisit the disease that i science hasl other and in the interior of the scenes of his qhilhpod when the been1 able to to cUra in all litif Jgfaceil M train InChicago on a reqettj afler country bythemountaln masses oh happy Incident occurred whicVre- that it is Catarrl n0Pfl d the one side and the plains on tbe united him to his lohg lost wife rvtrWd to a npyel gight Cure iatho i onlv tii 1UtDt IHJT Iwhich reminded onefthcsqriesof knownta old Harvard and the initiations evadfnj 805081 12 11 i theinedicarifraternitTSXX5J iii-tiiiwhich have mdaestheADickey club JIM calls for a MnstitutibValfreatmentC i ihe nelled to dnnrro around n convenient famous Twpjsludents qwF i whole aide of her head be oameafteated smmmyou doubeprfcesforthelmiei oA lOyr wViBE WagE DEL VA Hoods Sarsaparilla WEAR Hoods INSPECT OURFALL And WINTER STOCK Hi Clothing Ovrcont 96zet Shoes fc EJvPgest IDaniniotii THE Slotta Art gHoe HOWE JEWELRY CO Jewehu DIAMONDS M f 2 glass 1 Call and Jewelry Repairing 209 SOUTH MAIN ST and Repairing us for Reliable J AS M HOWE MGR mrl n Xno ishpt ii I ii -i- I- liv P 4 202 I wwfT in oriiardl ad i DtwueW MSttA eptered Highest of aUin Leavchmg Povyer Wfe J PT It ffXIU L After to day you may shoot Bob l tUt If- Wfito ie Cyntliiana Jf fy Rami Powder m m n rmmi b m XatestTJS Goyt Report mm m m maim b sbbbbbbw j iPfhMihMfiirh j - Mnofm i k Iff jj0g0gto iJa a j Times ELY 2 PURE S I W9fl vWt rtE Oft 0 t AjfWllwauReewwFeBantnja i feiF iiu i hiii 11 Mms i m BB ideavor to nave himsaJf but his now- ers of4 endurance were noi equal to ajb i u w ni i in n m nr rnrnnnin nVLji i fromttaWmmtfMWiti curatjtJxfrtthRlWeorOn0TC mmfamRimfQtmB in pljiti An Hir j lWff M1IPm DruojrUfcfir ursdidb I TVmmKV AV W building urrthbiJDiistHutHinaiia aa t Bistinfrnatiira m dranv ifjiwoiiTha tJtllLZZ JlJ lSl2Litvf3iTli rWVi SwfwiffTJ uuuiivingi ieupauncfHirengui uy LI lyjactihgdirectiyufe6n tHoibldBdand qiUcoussdrfScHViftheHVstem thereby a i r Wl fe v i iH J WS V 1 W TC y W tV WifeoayY5aattiea in-- Bell county by a falling tree Several Trtnon weddings are booked for this months The battlefield of Buff Run is to be cut upinto town lots audtruck gar- A ATBO h fffWW 11jf TheOwturyrotli OowiogTM The Ceatury Maifaalne celebwtes t ite quair eentenii4fr3fevwsfeer issueWitliau AnniveroaryumDer In honor of the occasion it dons a new drees of type with flew headings etc and it appears in A now and ar tistic cover AltboughThe Century J mm MuwrfrtWlf-fJ-4sl- rfv - jrKWFtMv aa Jm hiA WfKUf1 ft vJPI lvvv vWfr iT5otB sZmmmm i suit gtli 1 - m J 7mftBm We will on Monday skilled by the accidental discharge of a guu near Jonesville 4 George F Kreitlejn pn Indianapo- lis grocer failed With liabilities tot 45000 and assets qt 3000 There was a severe earthquake shock at Katuna in Greece and the people are panic strickent John Gusfer a lbckeyj was acci dently shot and killed at Cynthiana by Lit Van Hook Both colored TfUjaiL at Purvis Miss was bro ken into and Will Purvis allied murderer and whitecapper liberated J American missioriafiejnTurkey ff are in extreme danger i TheSultan government has gWen - assurances that they will be protected Peter Mafierknocked SteyaXVDon- jnell buiwiththree blows in the fiipt 1 l- IvTovember hasroached an age that isunusua it offer for sale On the D RBeard Amerioftn Jnagazines among The Fort Worth Tex Cracker aW contimlM to slisw a the youthful farm 3iniles South of Hopkinsville Can06s plant was destroyed by yigorandenterpfiethai have always on theClarksville Dike fiire rotailing at loss of 850000 5 head 6f work mules characterized it The prbgram a MraEzra Early was- instantly been arranged fdr thp coming year 1 brood mare T 1 e8 v- WeAjfe AMostBth frrti v i 2il pounds Luther J Hale aged IA l4 pire Atheleticclub at Maspeth z Long Island Crazed bVrelSrionMrs Eliza Gild- nor of AllentownjPa suffocated ber 3 weeks oldibabe She decjsred she haddone it as a sicAfico to appease an angrydeity The Pettiiotin family of Walla Walla numbers ten individuals The average Heightof the ten six and pue half feet and the average weight --v- head on IHes railroad track at Hib bard Ind Monday and was decap itated jpe was in ppor circumstances and had been drinking of Mt t Postmaster G C Everett 6fV laid his vt rt Sterlincr has been found short in his accounts presumably as the result of careless managementand bis omce has been turned over to his bonds W being shown in the riextannual show of the Warren county Poultry and Pigeon Club It will occur on the 27th 28th and 29th of the present month Rev Dr Wm J Lee was found guilty at St Louis of the charge of ufee familiarity with female rhem beitfibf his flock and was formally suspended from the Presbyterian Well-known imeri A great deal of interest is already tr church 1 IU la tS1 Mrs Anna Lee Blanton OBrien a Paducah woman was frightened by a negro tramp while her husband was at S undaytschool andwas driven insane She was sent to tWe8tern Asylum here Drunken Republicans while cele brating Bradleys victory at Vance burg marched an aged man naked through the streets and thedall for ivaxy severely beat him with a clap board i Thousands of sooners are ready J make a rush into the Nez iPerceB to Reservation as soon as the presidents proclarnatidhjopeustheldndsfor set Hlemeng frhich exacted to bo ovember18M Thedcomposealbddies a girl aged and a bo aged 16 were contain a number of interesting features Much has already been written concerning Mrs Humphrey Wards new novel Sir George Treswhich has been secured for sady its pages There was very spirited bidding for this novel on Jhe part of several prominent publishers with thb result that the author will proba- ¬ bly i ealizef rom the serial and book rights of it one of the largest sums that has vet been riven foi a work of Action in the English langnage The awiy uceutiuea iuo m u couniry1 housOj and also touches somewhat upon industrial questions It begins1 in the November number with an ac count of an English parliamentary election It will be the leading feat- ¬ ure in fiction for the coming twelve months other and shorter novels being contributed by W D Howells F Hopkinsohv Smith Mary Hallock Foote and Amelia K Biirr There will also be contributions from Mark Twain andRudyard Kipling the lat- ¬ ter furnishing to the Christmas most powerful stories hebas overwritten a series of arti- cles6n the great rlaval engagements of Nelson by Captain Alfred T Maban author of Vlnfluonce of Sea Powder upon History three brilliant articles on Rome contributed by Ma nou urawioray ana superoiy illustra- ¬ ted by Castaigne who made the famous Worlds Fair pictures in The Century a series of articles tby George Kennan author of Siberia and the Exile System on the Moun- ¬ tains and Mountaineers of the East ern Caucasus describing a little known people articles by Henry M Stanley and the late E J Glave on Africaja series of papers on The Administration of the Cities of the United States by Dr Albert Shaw The Century will also contain during the year a great number of papers on art subjects richly illustrated Prof Sloanes Life of Napoleon with its wealth of illustration will reach its most interesting part the rise of the conqueror to the height of his power and his final overthrow and exile In order-- that new sub scribers may obtain the whole of this1 monumental work the publishers have made a rate of 500 for which one can have a years subscription from November 95 and all of the numbers for the past twelve mpnths from the beginning of Prof Sloanes history suckling mule About 20 head of cattle including 2 milch cows 2 Berkshire brood sows 13 headjof sheep yt 1 Deeririg binder 1 wood mower tl com planter 1 corn drill 1 wheat4 drill 2 wagons Plows etc Terms made known on day of sale Sale will commence at 10 a m sharp SIVLEY BEARD Immense Assortment of TQfYS FIREWORKS DOLLS QUEENS WARE Ojir Hfads Sticking Ont AboFtKe Yon Can Just See j ym nvrti milUW oi Gents Nickels Dimes In the shape 25 LASSBE UUT TMJii lilJiJii J3UOY G 5L Nearly every family in the United States keeps a bottle of whiskey in the house This applies as well to Iowa Kansas and Vermont as to States where its sale is notprohibited Some keep it as a beverage some as a tonic some as a medicine In either case it is important a that it1 should be old and pure I W Harpers Nelson County Ky Whiskey has been examided by the leading chemists throughout the country and its purity has in every case been highly recommended SOU BY rtflSEM v WE and in OATOH WILL will give such IT return M i Quarters Halves Dollars and Greenbacks Aim m UHEAKD OF LOW PRICES THAT jm rvv-- 2SSL W jV4grvr -7 - Kf rt vow v If u RAPID RESCUE s c T i tjMi4U Assurea We Cant Satisfy You In Price and Variety il7i itixi xour Uase Is JtlQpeless i W R Long Hopkinsville Ky twt DPyle We Are ADVERTISING E M Bryan You uwnd 3 cimg to G et Cclderl Will Want fKef uramBobes AT 4 DOZEN TJntiJ43c are G one they Co JraSftl The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Upstairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky Our friends complain of our doggerel And ray It la getting stale They want us to let up on Grover And find a new dog tale The only way they can stop ua Orgetsomo verses new is to keep us selling Furniture And give us more to do Renshaw i i ri jjd is niinsun Mis F M Girand desires a shar of your patronage in dress making Satisfaction reasonable i jLgc EACH What Always Sold For 1 Why LAP ROBES Of Course Before Terms guaranteed 9th street above depot tf Co real estate and in- Buckner Office over 1st National surabce Bank oct25lmo A KCOI3SE3 BXu A3STKETS of Every Description No DOMESTIC TRAGEDY F A Yost Co THOSE 18 N in til St Appropriateto the election season the November Century gives attention to the Issues of 1896 The space is rtiviaea between two ot tne younger public men of national fame who have won reputation as writers speal ers and faithful executors of public trustB The Hon Theodore Koose velt offers a Republican view of the issues of the comincr Presdential con test and ex Governor William E Rus set of Massachusetts describes the situation from a Democratic stand pDint Prof James Bryce the Eng ¬ lish Liberal presents a forcible state- ment of The Armenian Question to the readers of the November Century He appeals withconsiderable feeling for the aid of public opinion in Amer- icu in uie mieresii oi uio prosecuteu Christians Suffering from Turkish brutality In the Open Letters de partment the Duke of Westminister ine uonservaiive leaaer ana puuan thropist briefly appeals to the Amer- ¬ ican public on the same line A timely and tt tyr ioundtho woodsnearEldoraddj They wer6 identified1 M brother aisterv yearned gerkiris TJie Ark ScruHhed throat wasTcutand theboys skull girls aud x kf 1 Is Althbugh there is no extradition reaty with Honduraethe government of that country will sin render to AmericahofficersAKr Ward wanted in Memphis on a charge of forging and embezzling to the extent of 800 poo 23 years of age ik iSanford Goins rwasfounddead in bed at Frankfort Monday He began celebrating the day following the election and had not been seen since JmdaV His family supposed he had gone away toJsdbBrup aryi jWrestartld to find JBHnflifotiffJnriVl oniric unusually novel arid v The marriage of Mjsf JPauHne Payne Whitney tb Mr Almerio Pacret waa solemnized at noon Tuesday at bride isadaughteEpf Hon William 3 Whitney formerly secretary of the he groom ia an Englishman navy the ibniureatson of the late General An Sf rtt PTVt 7 Ifi grandson of the ifirst Marqbis of geisea r X ordAlflTaBetnanerBorial 3to3edcamr tpltheVqUeetf laW a Ki1T lVJ 50 t tor IsV K yt6 FREE IWTUITIQN 3pcHUiVo 507 department of the Columbian iBaneBCoUege value tfOOQ to the person sendlrigU8tho ijesjb orlKlnftl Popjidrdes tghslze 3x4 tneoMttJor a nonrspa per adver January Wnfiyff bualBess A complete course schqiafttilp Rood attractive feature of the November of Scribners Magazine is a series of Thanksgiving Fancies ten full page illustrations by well known artists In the same number Mr Royal Cor tissozs article Landmarks of Manhattan deals with the growth of tiny palm- - A tableau ollowedr some of the great New York giants of Rochester Union business architecture and apprecia- ¬ tively also with the splendid group itaggs Borne people have more of buildings to be erected on Mqrn money than they knotw wjiat o do ingside Heights including the new Cathedral of St John the Divine Taggs Theyaeem jtg know what Columbia college and St Lukes do with the dimes Iaskhem for pecially fine ii President Andrews pBetroitFree Press instalmeht of contemporarr history i tKJ Th Boton Vdaa1 The Plumed Knight aud His Joust is a iriost vivid and dramatic predent asked a Detroit ation of the chief eventsvbf the years igirt 1 pfaiBps ipn mano- of Blaincs ereatest pbpularityliri- KptatalliV he answered loftily cludingthefanious Mulligan Letter jbutjthe tobaccpI use smokes Cleveland campaigu Asjpatof the Detroit fFree Praia tt t record of the time this instalment al ¬ so includes the thrilling Arctie story of the rescue of Greely Theillus 1 Awarded fU rr tratiouB of the nUmberareeVerimore Highest Honors Wojrldf5IaIr profuse than they havS usually been The Only Baby in Rochester and a Missing Penny There is only one baby In Roches- ter Strangcas this statement may sourfd it is absolutely correct as far as the point of view of a young 3 father is concerned So enthusiastic is ho that he might possibly claim that the baby in question is the only 4 one in Monroe county The little one arrived a few weeks ago and being a boy the father is about as proud in proportion as he himself fiftt was when he first put on trousers years ago The father who is a young lawyer returned home- the other afternoon to find his wife in a condition offrenzy bqrderjng on in- in tears sanity his mother-in-laand the hired girl lusensible He was quickly informed thatthe babyj had swallowed a penny and he im- mediately pushed for a doctor dread1 visions of appendicitis flitting bes fore his eyes The doctor investi gated the case He Joqked wiso audi gravely examined his patientsi tongue The family stood round wjth terrified expressions on rtheir1 faaes Suddenly the baby topened his fat pudgy hand andj the missing penny was found stuck against the w -- JM I we lead all our competitors Jtffts HANDSOME CUJLfWm C St INA vLsi DRESSES rt It is conceded that in new and stylish DRESS GOODS Whatever you want in the way of Dry Goods Carpets Shoes Notions and Millinery can be found in our elegant stock Call on us RICHARDS CO SPECIAL SALE OF4 Mps I nd Boys Suits IT1 uoosfRW tj r t ii8fiw wm Uwi M Ttm p ifliHii St 1 n and browns double or single every cent o 750 i aAll a aI a11 wuui uiue nuu Vittujs vupyiui L 1 k ff Vb y wr iv uiiacu gitiyo w v I Hi p MHMv Dreastea--wort- n m7j 00 fv T v - il c v jY v n either oi jaieauuT- - ine coninuuungurnsis are amoncr the best- j ms DR Cheviot and Cassimere suits round and straight cut suits that other merchants aregetting 8 to 9 for We offer you now for r- 1 ul -- 11 J JP Juen s pure uii wuui uiuo nuu uiuuk uiiu itiuuy Tll 6 so T- vl tlsemenffonourrtsohoQl before yGj fr flhlshl A151l without f ftextbboki jt VoJl Lu The artist Turner whose love ior the sunny beauties of nature 1m- tpelled him to make his horaelnlove- Uv Chelsea- - issald- never- - to have ft SSVV Genuine imported clay woisted English Cas- ftv simeresand Tliibets blue black and mixtures u worth everywhere 1250 This week j 10iV 00fffH JL4 -fc A-fV iJlM8IawrBanklnfffCorrelpoq m boqlktaRenaiaBiblpVBusi 8niHfP VjlWqtron In xv i a riwkU At 9uethqeitho1ckilown one of his own works inv the royal Bird then unknown agaiqhoidls spoken an m wra oi a colleague o tVf W lAf r n CREAM TA J Bit V r aBdranroadoffltepraotlMlMT naredtlfiebilhWowriplctUfe3tb Aung VMfroiXoifearVplCffi1 r tiw SWw9riT SSSPSSci rfi fi w rrrawmoryjiawrncei which It ud StttaEoiieC He wasoyaliq the end his old father and trTdito u 1I-1vjr vif vvw- nvVL VJvC7ivruK 1 lix vi 1j FUTfUIH twMOSTi AHiW naniiii niulTVmTn MWWl OI MAtvtttCw onr wifli Attrsh tt JKj fvBlilfijTf Jttoi xiv v vOhilflrens knee pant uits two pair pants and fsiiitu d in 15iVAnvs ikfft 1J4t t i t W rttoi yi fswt t v and capages 4 to lo years vUJine imporcea xricou ciotn m two pair pauuj Trim IM Ai IVC i t- ui A pure Grapfe MW9aftM PgRBEQTi MADE Crm fTirUr PoWiikri- Free i x m m pin jmwi7V- siiT rtTjv P LP r HifTj L t A tk r ft H ri s x lhfi mbj II t4llWfTAAWk4 ii ff nr MMrf MUHNMDl ix I r i 1 J- rt feoHik it 11 K A t ft ilJ Mtf4 SA h W T1Z i if f f n vl t im iH sa i i t fi t numi rtnTin vt t it jtgfet y Jyqwfl Jl Ull iiimhi umitiinriT OJ L HOPKINBVILLE KENTUOKIAN 3ES SSftSESSE A yJtZt HEBEiLHD THEEEi yy 15 I Buckrier Cofor Insurance f The waterworks company expects to bi ready to turn on wuter by Deci 10 A VlV PUZZLING SQUAlL life i FAGT rf GOODS City Bank Hopkinsvllle Ky The framework of Mr Jno R Kitchens residence on the Watt loti is being putiupthis week Fob SAphaeton and pony apply at this office Mr James Wvlv who has been quite sick for a week is slowly im proving Cream Cheese Maccaroni Cabbage Sweet and Irish Potatoes at Wallis Mr Riley Ely has been quite sick for several days but was reported mUch better yesterday afternoon 1000 on real Wanted to borrow estate in the county Inquire at this Dr E Ntfdhruit Dentist office over tn the Push In the Whirl If you azsmi to p to Vt The RACKET STORE ALWAYS BUSY th Store that hm thVcrod m In theSvwm t W 1 In the croSwd j x i w 20 STORES UNDER jkl KM1FE 2ST0 50 CLERKS Mr Walter Thomas late of Marion lnch all wool Silk finish Serge OKnThe kind that sells for 60s Ky a brother of Mr Ji Wick Thorn- A Beautiful Satlne Strip Corset with CQn as who recently accepted a place with J flonbleside steels and fits like a glove Forbes xJro has secured a position Its II value A fine Black Cloth Cape trstefully trim- - Qc with the 6ame firm Both are in the jned In braid longlengtb and wide sweepV book keeping department Twouid be reasoname at w Ladies fast Black full Seamless Hoso Kirchdoerffer jeweler at Yates Compare it with usual 15c goods A heavy all wool Grey twill flannel OKrt for3 years can now be found atD Gal L beautiful soft aualitv breaths old stand cor Eighth and 85c all over America All wort guaranteed first Main Extra Heavy Feather Bed Ticking 15c class and prices reasonable Call and 25c Usual Price see him Standard Calicoes in Indigo and fancies C OL Mills are asking 5Ji cents SG The social of the Baptist church will meet this Fridav afternoon with Mrs P P Huffman at 2 oclock Everybody knows its so but how Important work on hand can it be so What accounts for it Milk cow for Sale Apply to J N partly because Tve can partly be- Moorman cause we will There will be a sale of the personal But others there are others Yes plenty would but cant a property of the late Uenj Layne at the family resideuce near Fairview very few can but they wont They think they are entitled to the on next Friday Nov 22 A large lot of live stock provender and farmincr extra profit and they are Mr M C TVe care more for extra business implements will be sold than for extra profit Thats why we Layne is the administrator give you the advantage of our superi- ¬ Dr A P Campbell has resumed or buying facilities his practice and also has secured the A Ladles heavv Ribbed Bslbrlcaan rest Cro right to extract teeth by the painless chet front and neck Pearl buttons Silk OCn process Office over Bassett Co OKj drawstring We might just as well ask 50c Wanted a good milk cow to winter A ladles hand turned fine Kid Shoe 07 for her milk Apply to this omce Jn all the lasts at Would be cheap at 13 tLowzer At office prices Ladies Cloth Sailors at 18o Ladies Felt Sailors all the late styles 48c We sell Plumes Shapes Ribbons c at Racket Prices Right now ThiB minute What do you think of Gray Blankets at 59c pair or White Blankets size 104 at 69c I Full size Comforts 69c 98c PlaidB Cotton Check 4c Alabama Light Color Calico 3Jc yd Dress Ginghams Ejc yard 8 Cakes in box Special Bargains in Buttermilk Soap at 10c box What do you think fe will do next f T V A ILLTNERY TALK TNTISSES SHOES 7oo sizes 12 to 2 Dongda or Vv GWe Grainj Heel JDlcI 5wkndwthat we carry the largest stock of Stoves in the city at Prices That Would Level Yotir Head Did you ever stop to think the Racket is the Biggest SJorelnTown Tfainkiof three floors jam full from cellar t0 Slrr 0 25 to 50 cleric Come and seebert You i Its THE RACKET Pembroke Gleanings Pemaboke Ky Nov 13 A meet ing of two weeks duration beginning COij 9L 1 this part of Keptucky I BfeffiliSvnStS8SBad FRIENDS f like have q - the greatest Ttorein see f W v vf ff i jnuGw2er iii i 10c J Cotton mill men say were foolish to sell Brown and Bleached Cottons at the prices were asking when they would take them off our hands at more money but we stocked up before the advance and they are yours at old prices while they last Bassett FKIISONAI IOSSIP Co Mrs W F Randle left this morning for Atlanta to visit the exposition Dr W E Reynolds is absent this week on a visit to his father in Montgomery county Tenn Mrs Mary B Campbell has gone to Winchester Va to spend the Winter K Mrs Amanda B Lander of Gracey left Mouday for Mesquite Tex to spend two mouths visiting relatives Austin Dattillo and Mrs Tony Dat tillo father and wife of the Italian fruit man on Main street left thu week for New York and will sail for Italy on a visit to their old home They will return next spring MATKiaiONIAL Underwood Maktin Mr Jas W Underwood and Miss Madge Martin ville bothof Pon were married Tuesday evening The ceremony was per formed at the residence of the b ids parents in the presence of a few friends of the young couple Small cottage on 17th street near Main for rent Apply at Kentucki ian counting room Mr W S Davison has qualified as administrator of the estate of the late Thos S Jesup Mr Jas G Jesup has resigned his place as baggage master at the L N Depot and has taken charge of his deceased broth- ¬ ers transfer business and will contini ue it as heretofore New Prunes Hominy Flakes Hornpeaches Potato iny Evaporated Chips Citron Mince Meat Canned Tomatoes Corp and everything nice at Wallis Grocery Mr P T Shelton has been extremely ill at his home near hurch Hill for two or three weeks and is still very sick Mr Sheltons many friends hope that be may soon be if stored to health Dr H H Wallace of thi3 city is his physician Cleaning and repairing a specialty by Fowright the tailor Fine woolens for suitings Bridge street Billy Vans minstrels gave an ex cellent performance at t Opcjii House Monday night to a big house Owing to a misunderstanding nbout a date in Louisville the iioupe tnained in the city and and gave a second performance Tu bday nighi to a good house though it ib not h d y Vim large as the first night was not present the annoum ment being made that he was m in Nnnh ri TOBACCO MW Insured by Lonr Kj11y Association Meeting X Safin 4 5 14 21 27 33 35 B9 4 1 i 14 dp 51 5356 60 66 68 JB8 fi pffp and 31 t Every teacher n Uttlfifihr to The County Teachers Atsw ialion for the Fruit Hill Magifidjin Dih trict will meet at Dogvo dChnpi l on Saturday Nov 23 a t 1 n Tn Al are cordially invited tcTshiiiirI The fchool districtstincludeij iiuNih 3 f I 4i s extra day follows x attend is required by law lo Uvvh an J Theprogrammil bens i h T 1 m Mi it n tl H J JzLJih u 3 fl Ms J JVtn LfL1 U M Ononinc Address Tnlm Sr q Respdhse MissHntte CldV How to obtain regular nttpndfncf ui ecnooi xurs jjinnio onepucui ani KNOWLEDGE Will Open To morrow Miss Kate Clarkt Brings comfort and improvement Co the new groBest metbod of tenchin W T Cooper pofti tends to personal enjoyment wh tion Wm Robinsonfr Wijflifl P cers to do business in the Mercer rightly used The many who live be Keith and Mrs Ella WnlliVtp building vi have their formal openter than others and enjoy life more vitl V Recess Jf less expenditure by moe promptlj to morrow with a ufds ingnone in the city stock second adapting the wqrldjs bet products to WHow to make tho self ml Mr W T l E Gray A S Emih John to the needs of physical being will attest Sollee Cdop6r willbe assisted by his broththe value to hoalth of the pure liquid is the E Cooper How to teach percetity t laxative principles embraced in the ssci er Mr Jas by Mr Jesse whoUussoll R partner and Carrie Brasher Margt n Berry d remedy Syrup of Figs ltewith MoKeoCo All of these 1 Its excellence is due to its presenting Mina Wood Tho Reading CifihtfU i fn the form mo3t acceptable and pleut G geiitleinenjire experienced in public wide awake enterprising ant to tho taste the refreshing anutrulj Wright Miss Mina Gr lit nd Mrp business and popular with the people and the lnx- - Minnie King beneficial properties of a perfect II vi 1Micn tVill nf Anna finnttvi r m H r ativo effectually cleansinc the system lb UULG UUU4UiUUU U UUW I1U1QD tin How to make As i tl fair share of business coidi headaches and feyf rt Suctss Misses Katir i dispelling tu ana permanently curing consdyatioii i gio Tucker Ellqu Witlv Ji IWW- - MvV An Enigmatical Bill of Tard It ttas Bive satisfaction fc jnilHoiifitr N i Katt J Jrcr a flnnfr pervert on ihn Dinim profession because it acts on the Kirt V4b t neya Liver and Bowels without wesik Carsoftho Chicago Milwaukee St A Child Enjosh ening them and it is perfectly flee fioisi I PahLRailyvay will be sent to aiiy ad every objectirinablf substance The pleasant flavor gonf N Vl Vlres onrfeceint of a two cent nostrum oyrup oi xjg3 w wr saio oy an wrajf jritr enects of Mrrim ft i JI T stamp f Apply to Geo H Heafford O f IfruteinDUcan rl ltr4ftfelaH hilt tt iti trrt ueedT f axate aua irMhT iVlt r OIt Gjnur9liPasenger Agent Old Colonyl optica pjvjriujnu- iiu tf liuillling Chicago lUt mwhohiJmVitf printed oWvcf J mothRr it gratuymg fresults ioiu Vpflckage also the name byrup ot i Mly Take Yitalia Livor Pills und being yell informed you will vt that it is the best fair known and dvbry fanlih ocjept any substiiutoiii oHcrid a bottle on hand Guthrie has a building bobmvon rWJ J i iif i v v St rp tP r1 1 the 3rd Sunday in October was held in the Baptist church at this place Rev W C Golden of Nashville was expected to aid in the meeting but being hindered on account of sickut ness the services of Rev J S Cheekj T the pastor of Salem Baptist church change proved The was secured no disappointment to the congregan a tion for no one could have more greatly delighted his hearers by his preaching than did Bro Cheek during this two weeks meeting His sermons were spiritual full of gospel truth and delivered with great earn- ¬ Will Give Away estness and fervor All whd heard and impressed for tt With Every him were pleased good Nine were added to the mem- ¬ GASH SALE bership of the church ps the result of 1 the meeting There is now in progress at the n One Handsome colored Baptist church in this place a j 4fc o Decorated meeting of remarkable power conBowl and Pitcher M ducted by Rev Peter Bronaugh the pastor The writer has visited the uaii ana uec a xiCKOt meeting and was favorably impressed rtt Main Street next door to Ken is with the character of the work that tcckiae Ofllbe being done Nineteen have already professed faith in Christ and about the same number have united with CARL C MOORE the church HOPKINSYILLE KY of Rev W J Couch recently emHfla fine lotLightthornuehhred Indian Game JJrahmn and ployed to labor as an evangelist in lilack Langakan roosters and pulJets for sale Price very reason the bounds of Bethel Afasociation has able They are of the finest strains bought the old Porter place near in Ainencai Pembroke and will remove his family White to him or con e to see him there in the near future Wo extend on South Virginiu Street to him and family a most hearty wel- ¬ come and only wish that many more of such citizens would settle in our midst Dr Walter Lackey has moved intd the residence recently vacated by Dr iU a R P Morrison and has begun hoilse eeping His father is expected to I will sell to the highest bidder on move to the place about the first of a credit of Six months without inter nflxt month and establish himself in the practice of his profession in con est on thepremises of the late x R P nection with his son We also award Carneal deceased to him a most cordial welcome 21 Charlie Bronaugh having bought he Fruit farm near here will take 1 family mare pefectly gentle 7 years possession of it the last of the pres- old any lady or child can drive her ent month Mrs Fruit and daugh- ¬ that can drive any horse 2 work mules ter will move to Russellville ahd live 1 yearling colt saddle bred 1 bind- with Prof Fruit of Bethel College er 1 fertilizer wheat drill nearly new Tho improvements on the store 1 mower 1 hay rake 1 road cart 1 Co are about very fine texas saddle some wheat room of Jernegan completed ana it is now without a sacks plows harrows and other tivnl in completeness of appointment things too numerous to mention c mvenience and attractiveness In Sale will commence at 10 a m every respect it is model and reflects T L Graham Kreit credit on tho enterprising man Admb R P Cabneal IQeoeasfj agers vr Dayton Phillips who came home seriously ill of fever from school at Petersburg Tenn is con ynlescing rapidly and is able to be out on the streets Pembroke is not responsiblefor the I will sell at the late residence near leccnt landslide in favor of the Re- Fairview all of the property of Ben j publicans She did her full duty as Layne deceased on usual by tho ticket 1895 Mr Joe Williams and family recently returned from a weeks visit to consisting of cattle t hogs mules the exposition at Atlanta horses and farming implements Mr J P Garnett wife and daugh household and kitchen furniture etc ttrspeaof leaving for a visit to the AIbo a steam engine thresher and exposition the latter part of this week stacker and a lot of hay corn ajod J4 ii iiMsi3 lliiiiiiiii uuuaiuuuauuuuuuuuui MUUUUiUUHikmkiUiiiiiliLtttt S 1 P Pie in i HELLO i 1 1 i what is t I UQQri ll 11 Qril i We want to say a few words h W about Clocks therefdre they are useful v m ThfiVarmnf1SiIAJi W Will be found in the Wr h ThZJTZ SlfffffflSy X vbvuji Ul CAUt i Ul tore them in Marble Bronzeti v U --We-Bave ti ISWiffl 25 MILLINERY STORL HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK GSPCome and see them before purr chasing Handkerchiefs Hosiery the mantle alarm clocks tt calendar clocks and variant v every one as to timekeeping qualities i al clock for tKo imii Stamp Linen GRAV EH MAIN COND f STREET vJ si Miss pleased to see her friends Julia Tenable i JEWELERS will be 0 si V T JrSZEDtS HOTEI UTUAM mm Listen - Pii li complete stockof Furniture and House Furnishing G oods of Kinds in the city We have the most Pn i 1B MP 1 punting Outfits and Supplies at GUS YQUNGS VlrglulaStretopp Hotel taUiam Hopkln7llleKr We Want Your Business 3L033Qpsoil cSSi Thursday Nov and will have it if low prices and square dealing will secure itj Come and see us sn 1 W A PPool A H Goodwik 3EeacLox- - POOL wir tt t Jas L Belote Plasterer Ky HorKIJJSYILLE formerly vrltb Forbes Bro and Plain Ornamental Slid Sain Friday Nor 22 Will make estimates on all kinds of plastering and cement work Hopklnsvijl- e- Kv All work guaranteed and prices reasonable Repair woirk spec- ¬ ialty and will receive prompt atHOUSEKEEPERS tention Do you want the best spoons and forks lu tho market I The Steeling Silveb Imlaid Ex ¬ AddSess Lobk Box 420 amine V Keep thei best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be foundin the city W Country Produce handled ppppsitePhoenix Hotel Main street til m ii ii Mrs J R Dabney i TWCut urvH r i sorghum1 a Terms made known on day of sale t MCEAtNE AdmYBenj Layne deceased Prom Now Until Spring Mts Dabney wUl reopen her studio shortly China Class Tuesday and Thursday Oil Class IWedtieBdftv nnfl RrMW oiAV toaoVI tiMMMmt lKffl M Terms IS per term of six weeks Material and China ordered at reasonable prices and ChlnaFlred J rjT STUDIO at Residence South Main St HoursfromGtoiaami PATENTED Wt then call antt see the genuine at the Old Relia ¬ ble Jewelry Hoiise of MiD Kelly Other notable brands kept In stock 4 1 i Overcoat and winter wraps will be in fashion They can be discarded temporarily while traveling in the steam heated trains of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway Eor solid comfort for speed and for safety no other ne can compare with this great railway of the Wesj Elastio Oottage Paints Sold by R C Hardwick arethe most durable and brilliant on the market GEO W YOUNG Sanitary Plumber DEALER l L o X Steam and Gas Fitted IN ji I CouwMM7 5 arrauted to not scale r Vane Oalvebt Pint St l 4 Co- o Louis MO L S1 l eneMkrlOiasej ru Hushing mis 3 i iOil BEST rion sffffifivn T TT r Store hoUsQ for 1896 iv I I rmlrmcttt ill a T3k BesLdocail Ann r w v able Appjylp ErankeU y- J droggits Vitaha doublo strffligtk xfoi wqes tohejM fo jbhem before Jmying GOMKvUou Vflbe treatedlplur- wis by teously Whether youii4fe or notiranf 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