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THE SOUTH KENTUCKtlft

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MImAIm*. '

VOLUME I.

BU8IHE88 CAR08.

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JB. KNIOirr ft MS,Mda «|M«,fWNM

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W~"'t. Vatton'I iMwrlluk' ilia »! V Iritalt MntU.

PW.DBTnR<f.<aMa»<Ulr<. MI* dMr

kMI**itr«(Usl*.

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MILI.INSB8.

y»T KJ MAKTtJI^api'^MNirTkMlsllO-,MU*MrBia4a«M«'>.

MSI M B KODaCM. NaiktUI* IMM

Cowan &BiketWaliar A W<i«l't.««U Wi

•a<l Helm. TkTiMM to »

Bpedal Tobacco Compound

Cigar Masofleu^tGiy.nnt trcrwiaMUM la

B0PKlN8ViLLK, KY.Cnatr XtaliTtlla a*4 •Inail Himu, (N«l-

wa ft 4aau|i'4i alit wankvaat.)

Dait CoHOM«ie«t iMd ImF wrapper

nH para liaTftna Sllara uwJ.

B«il I i«attl(ar*a Ik* B*it«t—

"THE PI.ANTATION."

• -THE TUADE DOLLAR."Taw pamaac* rtifacWiillr aalUltad.

r IWKITUB.

JKWELEBB.iVIBB, MaU IUM«, at Biam ft

ilaara.PgK

PUOTOORAPUQW.-''

DRUQ STORE.

' U IMalta uaat ft DnlMa'a dry |«a4i>.

DRY OOOM.

J.t. OOdV, .Mala Mtw*, IHckUttar^aM

HoHBarMim mftron. «•»«« sua.<lllau4 Tlrglala Mrafli.

qROCEBS,W RBVPCUbl Mftia MnM,

J!j* riMMli BaM.

poi.K rA<(l<t.KR. rrltoa'a alii lUatl, OantrMalaaadllailitnia

w M. MtLU, Oaart Wraat, a^aalu Orart

in\T1lB ft TOVBO, BaAaina Mnal, kaar

AM'lhil>ilirMa Vimm KTM ana b MownWrlac Mr l«i(»,«ocikf<

( oatlitiorM IlalMrlMpadoiad aaM>a4«<(^

BflriMi

lUirS XQBTALITI.

Llka •«5rllkii_ _

Or Ilka Iha nunl wklch Jonah ba>l—-Brat inF^ <• mag, wIpiafMUiawsutand nut, Md M

I

hal a^»««.

Willard Hotel,

i. C. STSSU. Fnjriitor.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUitE,

H0U8E,HICK AND WILL

ELKTOir. KT

.

JUlVkblB, - - « Froyrietor.

Oaad Taoaia. (mA unaau, aad Dlalac-raaai ••MiiXI ararj kkla| UM aufkal al-

UltU.

1^ Ipaclal aManBiMUttaaa Mr Oaaiaiar-

alal Trittlara.^|t lltltbltai

llOPKIiNSVlLLK, KENTUCKY, TUESBAY, MAY 13, 1879. HUMBfiR 18.

mag, tftpiaf thrntf tta^a,iitand nut, Md M la a»90.

Tka rtih witb«riirtlfi:bl<K

Tkt alitor tiuint, IhataaiTaa ami lol*, tliu aliMlvwTit f«i)r<l conauaiea.«ha

Utt lk«nfiu ibat't gaWlv afruaj(If like a Ulit that'a a<iw I<i'k»>.

Orliktlha kinI ibat't h»i<^ luilan'

Ilka nia pcarlml dew in Majr,

by braatk,1 deaUi.

ThejvatiFwItUra. ttatale l< aadad,Tlialilrila aotni, thifti

Tba kour U abart, ttaiMr'a aaceadadi

», *mm apk.. nut lOOff,

Tbaiwaa'a B«ardeall^ laan'a lifa la done.

Like to the liubble la tka brook,Or la a IfItai a ueh nta a laekiOrllkathaaftatMa la Wnaaoi'tlUDd.'Ur lUU thavdUagoa^ dfd,

ere«!ucklRnt^tnMM%rb^rltk,la bera, aow thara, la UC* and <lraib.

Tka haMla^ a<rt, tfeaMk forfai.

The ak«i4la'a tuDf, Ike wrliiui'i blot.The BMuikt la»M(, Ik* draaai «* (•*•,TktwaMf'agU4%|aaa'|,Ula^4^

nr Iftf ib:l (lne*twU« ll««l a>il ekk.Or Itaa Iba nplder*a tender webb,Or like a raco or like a jroal,Or Ilka tke deallaf ut a dula-Crea auck-la maa, whoae brittle atiiala alwaya aaMaet«at« rata.

Tke akot, ika load aoun aueet,Tba llaia aa Itea, tba vab aoua rent.The CBoe eeaa fWi tMa foal aooa wui,Tka dale aaoa dealt, aiaa'a Ule even done.

Or Ilka a uoaClkal aatck doth kle,

Or Ilka aj-mraey taiva dajta lao(,

Or like Ika aaow wbOa aaaiaiei't ooiao.

Or Dk* the Mar or Mka tkt |rtiua—Kreo auck u ataa. trko beapa a|i mmm.Urea but thla dar aad dlaa to-morrow.

Tha llcMria/a uaat, Ike pMiiauat (o,

a ahvri, lh<

Kar dc :L .

oir dUaolrae, aad aa aiual all.

Tka aoB( li

Tka ", .Ibajvurneyao,lar daik rot, tk« plani dolk fall.

Ur. 9. Ooaafaa

OAiouirdA-utt.

fke borlar la kla llille bad,Thotfh aft kU aioiher cailft,

•Hit ap ! eoaie dowa to kreakftftt frad I"

Uei apl" kla (athvr bawlaiL

Tat qalel tad Mroae he laj

,

A a Ibotift ke kaard ihau aoi

;

•MMaatUtUM Taaaftlfr Bl«f.Tho«|« nntfti "era feUla| Im> .vera few

aoaeiil aa^^ld atl altrttk iubMi dalaijal Mok aaetkerdaH'

Hu (alktr «• Iha alar* did dttt,Aad (are kla deer a ray

WA8HIN6TON, Da C,HASA riRSTCLASS HOTEL AT

n.60 p«r dijr.

TREMOXT HOUSE.

W. M. FUQUA, M. 0..

Physician and Surgnon,

becD ill poiTcr U Ims siived lu llis

couiilry |l'i,(XXl,UOU. Tliia xuviriK tiat

boiielilcil lliu Hell 1111(1 I he |ii>oi-. Thecreilil of lire nation lii^ 'il-n siLndily

ailTHiiced, ami iIki'i m iiu iiiiiluii in

llie wuiid Ibul cAU'borrour ,woue)° on« I'ftTunible leriiii •« ih« UiihedHtklei. Tu-diiy llifl four prr ueiili ol

lha KrciK'li Kiiijiirfl sie ivorili but 94cent*— lei'a I ban par. Our bund* arc

quolml bl|;berihMi Miy other imdoiii

iHT tiadara kl*

.

aertlcea lo Ike publte

tbedopol.

M OOBBft Cr)lli;Nn#. OB Mraer,abava roatooif-r.

(.^ail MroaE^.S^rtfia'T^I^^i

ROBT WDTm, koatt atda Mala, aear Xaak.

elUa-

DENTISTRY!DR. A. Pa CAMPBELL

BUILDERS A CARPBNTRR8.

f.noe!r?(Sr&*r!(jKSf tii triifiaM,a (rxlnateof Ik* BilUaaar* Ooalal IMIanan.i wouKlbaploaaid latralt«a atl wko eta*drain' ihfir aarrieal la eearj dapaif

M

Utntl.lry. _ _ ,

Olllre on Court Str««(, naar Main,HnpkinaTllle, Kv>

JB.. aa4

WILUAMbOy ft »OK, CarpeaUia

• RRSfAO«AM-|'».

Noiica to Farimrs.

ALLtkreaklulli

iAllUBLIilLUCB.

i!jn>>*r«meBU r*4iG|M«* . ' <

lIMln

lEiffiTiT.mmm.Dr.RJ).Flemi2ig

• •aii«a<iBnlliHy

JOHN P.RITTER.

ATTORNEY AT UW,H0PKIXfS7!ILl.Xf.

**a.»-lrj

llawM alakd, -kar, rre<ldla, aar I

Wbr d«B*tTOu kiavG foar bodfButallesUr iouB« Vreddia lay,

Aa lkoB(BBe wart ijultt dva.l.

"Bpcak, yraddlc,** oac* agAla ka cried."For I ««at aooa be goat;

Aa,l"-balalaaly atom rtpllad—IVa palloaco aearly goae.

t'pto kla taae qnick ran the blood.U« tore MaauljiirD hair,

A awtaeal at ikoiiourwayateodla atlll but deep tltapalr,

AadakoaMd 'gain, witk thuaderaaa knock,'*YoHaf acowlrvl tio you haarf

WkUa la lha kali !uu'l ti^Miad tka elaeh,Thai grated uo bia car.

WIthaagry paabbc opratd the d**r^Aad ataaaflitU It to ataia;

Wllk BOla) atrl>lca acru.a tb« floor,'

T^lkobodkowalknl auiala.

tkaaaaanaaMBdIlkalkrettilagwkaat, -

Urkatoeriaadorlag aiekk;Hear«naa<aal hear aioaaathear t*a«i|iarlat

AVilaftMi I* awae.

A rtagtag ball, a raothar'a »ll,Mar aoaaattaioa ri>aa« a lad;

kallaooalr aarelhiaiadar all,

letttlkerwken k«'« uia.l.

.^>^ -i CS5S~^

J*8,-V.P.

EdMt BpNch »t Ifansfleld. Ohio.

Thi Btpublloan Sidi Frasinted

UnlfviUi and Qt- SonthernRAILROAD LIV3.

Thla

tUBrtYtllM in Speed anil Com-

o»^ib^r, ' 'wm^um^ lix

B.BkB, MM^^OpoMB. Oood

J! C. Sbannaban,BOOT and snOiHlMfi*,

nuaaelWilU SliMt. Bait 4m( .,te . U.SchmUt'i Bftloon, HopkhtTilk. Ky.e|»attlag^oao preaiptl'-wHk aeataeea aad

dtepaiA Afaittot tlgaaraatead,

TIIB ITadmlgoed ukee thla aethod of aa-DouBidkC u Ika public tkal ha kat laeatod lk

I HuldikiaVtlWi aad U prepared to d« til klad*

Daltjr.laeaakdli^loa, wllh dhreri cjaner-

tUiM<lribiir«»li«>«**tl»rt»*«1iiT le, Te»« . ,

MllanT kew- Orloaat. mmiboldl, Moblla

MeMpkUaadlatentedlaUpolBU, and tnr all

ArkaWa aad Texae polntai Uolag North-- " ' -nlarf - -

(or Howling Oreen, l/oularlla, CloelnnttI and

Ihk, < itTxa«-Bi'lLOi«o, *e. Inl< .17 w.iik 111 lliiu. MatorlaH

kaialtkad «h-n<U'«lrr<l, and all werkznaraBteed M (l*e aailataclloa. A akara er pobllcuatrooartf aollcltod. '

Feb. 1. WA-lr kAMVKL B. CBABTAIK

•II nolnia Nortk tail nui: <i'^t kaytk, »»•

Maahrlll* tar Bontgeaiery-, Wbffai Wleaai atd

va w||^^». j» ."^^ ^^KaiBlpraiedlaU poinu and tor all

nuiuMiiicicAisfimiiTmiKf

_t» IMMBIk,- <;itiiel«tuitl, MwnpMa, LllUela.

ormntion, addreaa C. A.AJPIW.Sia..ISr (urtktr Inr,

RlABII, AKtnl, G1Mb. Paet'raiaa r

OOOS A SIZOX.

PREMIUM USER BEER

CITX J^^.S^EKY.

OITf BARBER SHOP

ST. CHARtES^ HtlTItH, KorlhWtrkelSI,*aarPablie«4ntr*,

«aal(.U

BAtM IT-i (OIVMITB OODBT ifoOtB. ) jiiM IM

UOPRINB^ILU, KV.

laipMirally latlle the public to the'r

TosLSorlfld PJurler,

promltlagloMHIAVmO.RAIBCtm'JM*,kKAUroOlKO *«.. la the laaM axeallea

Tba Gobi Kin); apoko *.< fulluw*

:

I aia T<ry iuppy lu M aKnlii Ui yviir

Inidrt. to t«a your rai:£k anil to ifreot

*MlM Mmtklt. The ahakiny ol' yournanita li more cnteful lu ine ihnii ibe

mitile band* rir any parade. I

iierer felt b«fore like making uii apu)

airy fer eomlng beturs you unill uuw.I laund when I nrrlred in niy aid

home tbk paper* laiU 1 citino Weilteeking lb« nomliMUton fur (itiveniur.

1 eanna on prlTtia buaiiiee*. lo

repair niined fkncrt and look aHerinr Impaired property. I did nnt rx-

peet to make «« Hpolni;ellral ipeech

or to refer In any way to political

que*UoM*. However, a* yuu liave

lereiikded to-niKbt, I tjiall telze

the opportuiitty of apeakiiif tally ontwo of the great qiieetlona now dl*.

cutied throDKhout ilio iuud. Theyare queetloo* of tIihI linporlanre In

all tha pevpla— KrpubMcnna, Demo-crat* aad Maiiuiiiilc. You know,fellow-elliaBli*, that two' yeora rk",when I had the pleiMUre or'apenkliii;

to y«r« «B tto..Piiblie Square, tl|.l> buN(leno'f tha tpeMtb waa nbobt' lli* l^-

•vmptiail ^fjiperie pavmmtl, alatingr

:UMl6«fMri l(o back m icold, Ihrn

WOaMBttWb'KioiiioKO'' prnaperily.

Then loin 'rellowed lo««, and iHllure

rollowerl fallnre, and jc^ooni XGiiprally

prerailed. I heliered then, if wecould g« back tnMh« WMf'rtlhere Mid aUn arMeb'^V. .

bade anpporled by icifonhacka 'Aild

national bank notea,pn>«|>erliy wnuldafaln return. It became my duly aa

an exeuulire offinor li> mi ry out tbia

poller. Une year ago I bHd, in fVout

of ihia hptel. on thi* aame atora box—or one Tkry iiitieh like It—ilhe honorto praetat to you litc dealrnliiliiy o(

ihe reenllwf rrentnpiion. On ihc iira

day of Jan nary, 1879, tbia impuiuiiiOiekture vrna arcunipliiilied. Kvrfydollar yOn lind Ir, your pockeia be-

came worth a dollar lu gold. Sinci!

lhat ha* brrn arroinp!l»bed, 1 comehere to aak you ilic qr.eiUnn, Are younot (KtUfiod with llie roiult? Uoyon not think reaumpiion hfta beenbenedclal to all 7 To-ttay ft «[Mi majrtravel wliere ho pleaae*, the grettn-

back dollar I* a* (uoil aa any uaiIuii's

on the globe. What hai been the ro-

•ult or the poHuy of rotuinptlonf

Many thought n* the (Jay of reaiimp-

(Ion kpproaobed Ihal d.-preaalon and. r V I

ribfuikruptcy would follow, whereaa

*— TIKkrft hki boe« adroUMng proaprrity

throughout o«r entire hmda. I emtold fWiT lihopt In MliTilfl«mp|M|HiiIn operation, and it i« ao ererywnere.

The retull ia tliAt liihor in pleniil'ul,

ital fln.'t^ocvre and wfg iiK

, othwd8*rf1illHi trill

ner of aehemea being origliwted byeapllallita for the inveeti4«llii«|ii«ftp-

itfti tlut ht« bucii iOle aini e the panicThe pnblie credit ia now heller than

In the hiatoryol llieaiinnirv. Blraiige

to aav, alnce Oim llrat of Janunry lliere

hare been aold $ .50,000,000 of four per

ae«i bond*- Tbry were aold at par

In' Mldj 'Irod the Uat nilllk);i ami a

except, perbiipa, lh«M of Ureftt Wt-tain. Thi* le ao'beiMitee'lhU ebnntryhni! kept ii* iHlth with tiie world,

Tlie rich are iioi now the u:ily bond-

buldi'ra. Till' iiii'ii ol muili'-l niriiUH

can pni'cliHst! lioiiiln ul'»h\ dciioniin.i-

tlou that he may cliouaa itl "liy liiuuey

order pott oflive in itie ruiiiilry. Doih

the boiidn iimr Hie i'i-riitinil*a are

eaKcriy i-iiu^'iii lor. i'lii') are boM^by eqi'ry (.laa* iu the laud.

Tlio great (luuatioii iba^ I* nf>w.a|lr

'ng tlie public iiiliid ti the attempt

^_our.reprnet>»»tlT^» in C'onsrreo

li>'repeaf wlml'«ri known a* ilie elec-

tion lawa. The mernhers of C»ii-

greia nro Neckinir lo repeal llib only

Iftw* tliat in iii»ny ciiica and sonic

9t«i«MgiMllM;propleft|a(r end full

totee. llave yon erer thought youronly voice lii the Jisiioiinl GoTi^rn-

menl Ilea lu lite eteclion ol inembera

lo Con<^re** once In two year* ?—Every two yeara yon are called lo

elect a meinboruf Congre**, niid thai

OH* man reurea'ihta vnn, and 1* youragent an fiir Jt'flie Nallotinl 'norvrii-

nient la oniecrned. Your only v.)li e

In the (iovcriiiiii'iii ifc wln ii yuu vnic

for a member of Oonxretx. In a grcr>l

uuntberoi llie larger eitie* eleetiuH*

are carried liy fraud or niifair meant.

In lite great citr of New York tlicre

.ire warda that have been itarrlcd liy

fraud and repenli rs lor Ihe lait 4(1

year*. In Mime of llie Sonilierii

Sl«le^ inilmldiilion nnd Iraud ia con-

ducieJ nyenly it the poll*. Thereare now niMilbcr* In Congre** wholiOld tlieir aeat* by Irauil and inliini-

dailon. In the State of I<uiiialana

lliouaanda of tiaano bnllol* were ca*t

1h«i I'nll— liitle pici'ca ol piper, 40 ol

which wonlil not make a* ureal a

bulk atone of the tiisifelt .voted by

ynu here In Richland lionnty. Threewere roled ut oiire niiil liy one vole

lu South CiW'iiliiin iiioi'o vulca w*rc

cart la'it f:ill ilinii llirre were menwomen and cliililirn. and rule anddoga. Inlherilv m New York, at

one eleelloii, mure lhau 3u,00U repeat

e<l vote* weie rnet. Thi* wax proreii

by the IniealiKiilioii of a enminilteo

of Oongreta who iH:tdo an elalmi^tc

report on the luime. lit lanre tliir*

tliere it alwayg'gMAt'jiiiiger of auch

thing* being- diiiiti. ' YlHI' 'M* free

from till' apm-le* uf frand iieiw, l>o

you not know whatfhMldUf Uneuf Ihe nlo^t KNcred dutie* of CmiKreaa

the pr«(ervuliou of Ihe |Hiriiy iil I

elMtiona. There ia but one aHlrituiinl

Miifiiit liwii and rvpeattng pruviilod

by Congriea*, and now an elforl !*

tMikg made lo ri'pcnl it. 'riile qura-

lion it puriii tiliiny imporlanl. Thelaw pruvidcH lor a*, the people, a cer-

tain aaleguariL It i* aoiiieliinea laid

lhat thla law i* not a* profii-ient a* i'

mlgiit lie. Cuugre** can eaaily chfenge

it Md make it betmr; bul, lualesd nf

niakliiB a belter law, ihey «»ek toj-e-

paal It. And how do iliey try to doft ? Dy paaeing a bill aa lawa are or-

dinarily iiiade 'f No, tlierc ia n bill

which provide* for lliv piiy of the

army nnd (Joiigreaaiucn. If ii wouldHop the pay tn t.'iingia-eineii f wonhlnot objei't. [Appl'iute.J 1 1 provide*

for the tupiKirt qf ither Jitdhiiary. Ihe

several Drpurloienta of tlie Unvernniafni. noit the aiippiirt ,M)e,..iM-ii»y.

whii-h prftlw:it the »eltle|* lu'lkr Weaffrom tlir lorotiia of liidliina. Therewould be no olijreiinil lu the pnaaage

of thi* bin ftttnre, Wthey Bdd Niekt^

p«t* It audlor hi<;«lMllb<K Somnlme* itia

QniokHMl'iOoiudnoii.

Ocorgtft ha* ft MtWgttiX pletel IftW.

Theapenalty la the forfaltura Of the

platol and n flue of 150, and at ifie

ditcreliou of the Court, iinpriaon-

nieiit for thirty dny*. A abort lime

alter thi* law went Into eflktet' JudieLatter waa holding Oonrt In one of

the mouHlain noninir* of North,

((ieorittii, ami rigbi in Ihe ini<Nl of'

Ihe Iriiil of 11 niae. he nKkrd Ihe iit-

lonieya 111 'n'Pi'iid " lew inniiieiili

;

iind lo!d till' Slu rifl'lo lurk Ihe Court

honar door nnd liil no man pnaa oiM

wilhiiui perinls'loii ironi him. Then"iij.l llie .fudge, ill hia firm, decided

way : •'(Jeiillememen, I »nw a plain!

on a ninn in thia room n few nio-

nioiii" ML'n. nnd t c.innot reroiirile il

to tpy (elite ol duly a* a peiire offli-er

to teitiieh a violation of ihe In A' pnaa

nhn'o'leed. Ti may he that it la mydu'lv to ?n before the firniid Jury nndIndict hliii. hut if th!it ninii will walkup lo thi* aland nnd lay III* piaiol

and u fine of (I JOO. down. here. I will

l«| hint nfTthr* llihe ; otherwlae I will

Ut) before the Onilid Jury and teatify

ajrnlnal hiin."

The Jtid/f pauacd, and in atlor-

nev. who wn« ailliiig down jiial he.

fore thn aland, irot up, aiipped hi*

blind (n hi* Mp pMtvf. drew nnt a

noai IVAI7 handled Atitlhrk Weaannalx ehnoter and laid #1,00 down be-

fore Ibe JiidKe.

"Thla la all rishl." r(>iiiarked iH«

Tiidire. <-hni yon are not (he itMil I

aaw with llie piafol."

At thla another ftitornry, iltilngr

immediately In front of the 'Judiie.

2ot np. and drawing out a •iniill

Cnir* revolver, laid It end ft tl,00 bill

upon Ihe tttiid,

"Till* In right again," (aid the

Iiidgo, "but you are not the man 1

apeak of."

Tiirrenpon a large man, jutt out-

tiile Ibe bar, walked around, rnn Ida

arm Inio hia buitom, and drnwiii;; onl

a huge olii armv pitlol, laid it and

11,00 ou Ihe aland. -

•t denlare," exclklliied Ihe Juilge,

"if thi* don't bunt ail ; yuu have doneright, my Irlend, but you are not toe

man t »;iw with the plaiol."

Thia proceaa went on until nine-

teen pUtuI* and |lt),00 were lying on

Ihe Jadga't tiaiid. Then there wa« a

inui'ae, kUd It ftppeered aa if the crowdwn« pretty well dituruied : ul luaat

If ihero were more pistol* in the roomtheir owuer* did not teem diapoiod

lo give I hem up.

"Uenilemeii,^ reaunied the Judge,

here are nineteen peiMnk w>e hftr*

acini like nten—bu| now the: man I

taw with tlic pistol has not come up

liere yet ; but." ronlinued lie, pullin;/

"III III* watch, and hioking totvard

liic litr aide of tho Coarl-houae, "I

will give liiin one minute to Accept

my propoailion, and If lie doea iiiii

do it in Ihtt lime I will point him

nut to the Slierifl and order liiiii lo

lake him into cmlndy."liiiiiiedinlelv two men frnui tl.c

back pan of Ihe liniiae bt^gaii to movelownrd the Judge'* land. Onceihey Hinpped nnd looked at each oth-

er, mill then, eonilntr alowly forward,

laid down thtir.pialul* oud their dol-

lar*. A* tliey^lnmeil to leavii,, tba

Jndite aaid:

"Thia man with Ibo black tvblaki-ra

U Ibe one that I auw with the Dta-

I..I.-

riieii Ju'lae Lealer l ave a ebonlei'Miro upon the enwiirdly, fouliab,

and w|r-ked iMblt of carrving .-on-

reeled wrapona, and aeaured hi* an

dicnce \hat in the future the law

would he atriclly enloreed. TheUuiirl proceeded with lla regular hn*

lite**, and it i» ueedlea* to add thit

ii»dhat Kuuuiry tMlikbIt of imtrying..... " up

juttan(f)rig|ii U etld aiich meaiure*lo appi^iiiriiiiUir blllf. I have *aei|i|l

done inanyl|y|(f. nWhea IhH !• dQitflor the purpote ^r'ardli'ig'*'ii')~*tiiT1l1n°

Ing indopindcntciWiiarliiinilu ef the

BMtea at SiB OWB Quu.

In the r.oune of a walk dbWD Cen-tral Avenue with hi* wile the Other

day, tichrobiker aaid

:

"$u«nn, why lu the iia.no of eoin-

inoii teuae it it lhat women cuu'l

talk about anything ehe but drefi lo

Mie aiKitherr' fvCry bleated daugh-

ter ot Eve llwl we've met yet Ima had

her tongue on a full ifuliop lelliiis;

what Aw. WHS going lo gel for her

new line, anil linw "he wna going In

have her old one fixed over, and

what *urt of triinmiiiga Mra. tsu-iiud-

*n bait, and wlitt a frlgh' Mr*. Whiii-

do-you-dll-ber waa in her h«nged-

if-l-know, and how ehttrmiu^ llie

liride looked In nome xort uf a thin-

Ifum-bob thai coat fourdollaraa yard.

And it'* always *o, everywhere andevery pikce. Whenever you find

women toirether yon can bet Ihey are

Inlking nbonl their own and nllier

peoplea cIoiIiph—nt cliiin li, wi'ililiiiirf.

I'linerHia, lecliiiva, llieaterK, on Ihe

street In Ihe tick-rnoni, everywhere.

Now. whv 1* It?" Ain't there brain*

Fiinnicb ill a woman'* lieod to Jublier

a llcle oil *ome other ttibjeat once in

awhile?""The men aro Jutt at itad," (aid

.Mra. Si'lirohiker.

"No they ain't, either."

"Tliev are, loo.''

•j<ot a bit of it. Nobody ever over-

heard two or three men debating

about having their puuiuloon* dyedor turned, or fnllliig inlit u wrangle

about how tnitny pocket* tiiere iiughi

to he ill Divest, ur getting at the 'outa'

with one another beeauao thev miglil

dilTer a* to wiml colored hnllons

would look beat on blue jeana bieenii-

e*. When meu talk they talk lenae,"

aaid SoiNibikeiV llinHring back bit

head atid mbbfag hi* etilu with ag-

graving coniplaceiiry.

Well, they talk luighly lillle scii'^p

at liome lo their wiven, miyhow," re-

turned Ilia coinpiininii.

"We have lu iiccomuiodalo our-

*elve» to the conipiiiiy we're in. Urn

let'* wail till we get home before weuo to qiiurrcliii;; nhoul ihia thing. Toprove to yuu Hint I'm ri;!lil, llioiiiili,

we'll walk «low we go by tliii»e

three men over there, and hear whatliiey are tslkiiiif about. Thev npe all

ilileiligent looking men, you II iiolire

—HI little above ihc nveruire—and I'll

ifet np and build the Area every

inoriiiiitr next week if wo don't hear

ihein diacnaaing Ihe ailver qneaiion.

the new I'ope, Ihe capital and Ifbur,

or •nnielldiigof lhat kind lhat lake*

hraiua to handle—toinetblnir proKta-

ble, far al>o>'e the comprehenainii ui

tlie avernge woman It'* tpmnlbhigdeefi. von ran eee by their«hrne*laett

and trealure*."

"All right," taid Mr*. 8. ; "we'll

lee."

A* Ihey came upon the trio, a t«ll.

ftniely sfcntlemaii was jn«t remnrk-

intr : "I led Ihe kink of li nmp*, Tomplnyed llie queen, Sliiirtly floppeil on

hi* Jark, wlien, confound it all. Doc.

slammed llie tee and (cooped ut."

And then they all ronred long and

loud, and tho twe llaleii''ra punchedIheatalelv man in the ribs, and inndc

rrimanea.'nnd almoat doubled Ihem•eire* up with exee**lve laughtfP.

"f rne*« voii'll bnlld the lire* nextwe»k."«elil Mr*. S.. demurely.flerohiker eniidemned iii* jnrk nnd

*«td II eonldn't happen that wayataln In ten year*.—CiA. Bnal^a$f.Tabtt.

THE SOUTH KEimiCKIAB.

^yVMCTItlW MAttM,

One aqnarc, or leaa, trat l»-'«rtlon I 1 gOho •quart!, «r Ivb*, *«-jond InavJtloa.

Oue aiiiinre, lhr»« uiontha.

oaaaanare. iwelte uiODlba

Two eitaaree. six MuathaTwo aquar*a..D8e year.

Oue-tourth culumn. per yearUn'.-lhlrd rvluuB, per yearOne-kali oolutBO, per yearIMioeolaaiD, per year

Bnalaea* looal*. Ma eaaU pefUai.

MtmnmMitiftenie

WASHINGTON.

Money, eaiT—I* .

Hie beet lime ea waord Laaehtime. ,

Outdoor reiief—A'braaUi «ir iNMli

air.

The beginning of the end—The let-

ter E.

TIte early angler ealisbea the vorniHiirf a cold.

For a "hollow mockery" nothingheats nn echo.

Tho beat illustrated paper—A banknote.

This i« net euln." aa Ihe spider

anid wlicii lie i'iiii;.'lil llic fly.

The aky. unlike innii, is Ihc moatcheerlul when ihe blueel.

A button is n aiintll event which I*

always coming off.

Kvery dog hat In* dav, bul tabby

innke* a night of It.

A Nevadf politician wa* elerted onllie inerili of one single apeeeh. ,VII

he aaid wna: 'Fellow eounlryman,follow mc to yonder laloon."

AfUir mail came woman. And thehaa been nMer hini ever aince.

"I wonder aaid a Quaker lady,

"tiiat young mtn should Ims to nuwiaoat to go after tjie young women ; if

Ihey wonid *uy at home, the youngwomen would come after them."

"Ollieehonra for li*tenlng to rom-mereinl Irnveieri. 7 to 11: gollellnrt

of snhsoripliona. II lo 1 ;book auenta,

iloS: iidverli»liig men, slalinnery

ppddlera nnd iiiKiininre iiien. all day.

We attend to our own bualuesiat

night." '

'"in the laa^efMr tka tloek mar-

ket ft' '^loruvr" ia whera a ovuibin i-

lion of urokur* get puteetaiuu or uuu

FoitilOaid BMdini-

There were tome mad men in areriaili Kentucky iioiit-oflioe • fewduya ngu. A postal earii wa* tlrop|M>il

iiiiii II leiicr-tiux uddreaaed lo 'Ifev.

Jnliu IViiohci'ot, -——,.'* It

wa* an ordiliury curd, and ihe post-

miMter was an ordinary po«tmii«ter

He tank il up, ghincud at the itdi>re**,

lurniMi it leiani'cly over and read;, , May 2, 1S70. Y»u, to

wlioni III!* card is nut ailili-rsreil, midwho. iievertlieleaa, have the cheek to

rend it, are a couiein|itible. unprinci-

pled aiteak, and 'h prying. pn«ill»ni

inou* coward. Ukuiioic K. Duoan.''

Tlie poaiinaaler laid the card gently

down and loungeil to llio other endIII Ihe lion~e. auilly whialling "NnncvLee." in due limn Ihe clerk cameupon the card, peniaeil it, threw iii*

Iwt on the floor, •laiDfied 11. and iiindt:

th< nclghlx rhuod bideuu* willi the

howl* of Ilia pi'l doji, wliich liekiuketl

in tlie riba. How iheeard fared withihe variona rniile agent* tbrunghwhom il paaaed it la impogsihie to

aav ; nor du we know wlielher it wa*read by Ihe woman wlin ia |>o«tuii*-

tre«« at tlie office where Ihe Rev. Jno.ronnbacol la tiippoaed lo l'CI his mail

;

hut Ihe report I* Hint on th* dny It

reanlied there *he «ma*hed a bnlile of

ink on her huabaiid'a head, apankedthe children all ronud, and chewedup ninety-five centi' worth of wax.We can not be Ion careful never lo

write on pnalnl carda nnylhin!; in Ihe

le'i^l ralrulaird to wonnd iheaeiial-

live dellcaov of the pn*t-'tfllce people's

leeling*.

—

RmmilnhnHl in*':J.

Ooveniine,»HUgreiKi'» H- Congraae. •'«»' f

RlwKIESiBB

hftif 9Mliold kl a p«emium«r J^pefemitr Wibav»>*av«d U lAe 4«plkol thiaeoantry in intere*t 111,000,000.

SIbm tka pctMBt admiBletratioa bai

said to ihflFH-tlU<>ith Yoaif ceMrektto till' l ojii'iil of the 'cleeiidh In** Of

we will mnke you no appropriatiuu*

The I'realdeni' ha* *ent bank one ofDivir Idflt witir kit nlijeciiea*. • Hehai the right (o do. Now, my ronli*

Irymeii, I do nol believe-lhere 1* goingto he Hiiv nerion* trouble in reirard to

Ihe npproprialhin billa. The good•enae of hoili parlict will <ec lhat the

posilion of Congrea* is wrnng, and

the next olerllion you will make Con-gre** ten ila error.

I hiive referted now lo all the

pninta of wliii li I wish Id speak 1

would irn n. little further, and here I

thiii,k both I>emoer»ta and Itepubli-

can* Will agm with me. This irnv.

emMMffit»ito*-^hi* NatiomilOov-ernment— i« supreme In all lla pow-er. Thi* ifuvernnieni of the people,

for Ihe people and by ihe people, 1*

above tba plaits—even above Ibe

great State of Ohio. It ha* powerdeolara war, innke pence, collect

let on imports, and provide*

nililona^ cvupli. iolh*t -a ,citiieu of

one Stalfr can be a citianiraf ahoiher,

and all the power* ol Ihe ii<ition are

above llioae of the Stalftj. An idea

prevailed in the Siwl^lliil the Suie*had a right lu laMle. «« ^ aloof

frtim the natlun. Wo went to war outhti quc<<iioii We -petit inlllion* 01

li'tiiKiiri' and sai-rllirod tboatknd* of

'

'n-h ii''

''^^^^^^^^^^^^^y*°"j

that hII these powers sliouhl be Kept

dittlncU The election of nMnberaufCoiigreft, the most vital one of the

IKtwi^' airntild bo kept InVioiatK

among the Si-iiea by a lieueriil eleu-

tioii law. SeiiuUira nre aelected byI,evl"l"iur«a. The Slates liavegreal

powci-> wliuh ('oiigreS* cannot inter-

lefe with. Whilst S«nali<r* and

UA^'iuh^li^ldlJ^^XbMttri^great are eleeied by llie people. Theluttire eleot*q» ^MAloiv, vi)l; be tlie

paasAge of a Mr leiieral *lerilnn law

by Coii)freaa, which wjll provide Inr

the appoinlmeiil of Superviaora or

.Mar*lial» ii'fl4klM^1li*«tiW<iMli ^ar^ byHie JudlfHiry, who will tee ihnt it full

id fair elri'ilon is held, nnd thai

«lect«»ren»l« hi.i one vote.

Geortfe Cnlnirn, ni .'^i. I. uiih. Ii;iil

Ilia pride bun the mln r iii;;lit hy someone •XIM-e*ali<ft_j> donlil that he could

drink' A beer gla«a full of whisky at

one :.;driil^ (He fonh-wiih lind the

bark^ertO fill up Iheitlaan, wliirh

held: ntarlv « pint jtnd ft half of

whl*kg; Thla hft dotra 'rl-

umphatiflv. HI* powcs* wa*provefV

^lU Ijfat^^s' ta»i»d. T'w CsfonerheldmnlBquMt oo hi^edy the next

given ttovk, and then put up il'c

pi icu tb'Diiraer ttiu«e Wbu liaVt gone"aliurl.* 'Tba tame Uiiug may be

dune in grain, yrveiroleum, or gu||ou,

lliiuugb thit fa mora diQiutill. Tlie

greater the nuiuuii: of the cuniniodiiy

tlie inure dillicult il ia to get up n

uuriieruuil. IliabHi'dly puasible lo

corner the loi;3l|a(kgl during » polar

wave. Froviueuce tin* given piior

simple mnn auine blcs*iugH loo libera

ally for CapltkllsU to got uoiitrol of

Ihcin. When Ue sent manna to feed

the tvuuikrcra olthe wiidcrues*. Houul only soul it iu great abundanceevery inoriiiug, but *o arranged il

that il would not keep, thut' Ihwarling

the possibility of buying it up and

gciii"i{ 11 comer on it. There are

other bicsiing* typified in thi*. Forexnuipit), there it nu gollliig.u ouruor

iu the lovo marke.. There are Iota uf

pretty gii l^ suil they keep ni| coiitiiig.

'Alau like tlie muUuH Ihey dou'l keep;

they yel old. If a uiipilnlisl ur n com-bination of Ihem should try to gel

conirul of all the pretiy girl*, tiieir

colleciioui would cap'idly depredate

in value, and the market Wnuld toon

he glutted with ayouiigerand priniej-

amide. There ire ttMHtf <>f girl*-

and they kttcp nn enlntng. And then

10 their ohangefnlnr'ts, Why, if

vreat Aiianrier were lu try to eoraerany particular variftly of .gjiHm tajt,

strawberry blondes, and that pulerflilRcy prire on Uiat (trtide. before he

eenhl rfaUge on Ihem the whole roun-

Iry would be hlonining with alraw-

berry hloiiiles. No llirrn ia no wayof getting a corner on girla.—.fia'ti-

niijre Kvtrti Siiitinlajf.--

"The fiHuWihg toKtimonikl of « cer-

tain patent nieitfiitlilf apeak* for kaelfr

'DeatrSiriU-Twio months tgn my wife

coalitkiiiroeljitpeAl:. She h'ld. taken

two betiilM 'idffbar life miiewer, and

now tHe aadtft^^^epMlklalt alt. Pleaae

nend nil' l«<i ni'irc hntilea'.' I wiiuld'l

.l)a Wllln.nl ii."

The Widow of ••x-l*o'tnmster (Jen-

eral Alexander W. Knndall still

thrives nn a raiser of cattle upon her

lands iu Nebraska. For leveral

. tK.U-t i» ^liaid, her atles of stock

i>aTe'|r^hM. ,W»Oaye*r; And the

lierd'U'i* large agAlil aa it wai vrben

she atsnmeil lite manazcm^iil.<

Diagimi fMt Wltb SiflM-

A New' Haven Vitton raporter hat

had an interview with two men whowere giving exbibiti'>ut of marktinaU'<

tbip with the ride in that oily Thedoting extraot of that interview it as

followt:

. But tho leading tliot of all, and

which Mr. ' Creston i-aya has never

yet been equalled, ho calls his back-

action ahol. Tho gnu* are loaded,

and one of them placed in a frame

work at one side of the stage, and

pointiOg at Mr. Crestnn. The gun is

already cocked a* ho faces it. .Mr

Jonaa take* a potiiion directly behind

him, and both Inen balance pntttoeit

on .theii' heada. Slowly and amidiireathloai ailenoe, Mr, Ureaton raiaea

the gnn he holdat cook* and takea

careful aim at the rifle in the Irame.

lie flroa, hita the trigger, tho oilier

gun ia diHchargod, and alinosl befme

iho auiiienco can lealizo it, its hall

tlrikes tha potatoea on both men's

heads. It is a very dangerous feat,

yet so far has bean done withflot mis-

hap It took a great deal of practice

af il before it oinild lie diiue on the

stAKc, and it never foiU to exoite an

itndienoe i > the great«e| ei^thutiatm.

So far, Mr. Creatnp aaya himtelf

and hi* parttier have ea«a|iod any

xerioaa wouiida. Ocrfsionlly a bullet

will scratch tho head, csu-'iug blood

to come, anil once or twice the ball

lias mads a furrow in tho scalp. Th'

few who are in the same hiiMiness tie

nnt so lucky. Frank i''rayue and

sister \m\e lust sevcrsl finders, and

other Khootcis have been iniililulO'l

more or le**. But Mr. Crcston says

he never fear* an aceideat, and never

pulU hit trigger until be lia* got hi*

'aim. Concluding the ' interview^ the

apeaker ofiwred to take the reportM

ont ill the rtar of the hotel whelb tUe'

two were talking and have him hold

up a silver piece to be shot at. " You

will thai tee for yooraell lhat I do the

thing fairly," Mr. Cretton urged in

oapport of his propnsiliuu; bul the

icribe felt com|iellod to decliu* the

generonooffer, aiinringtho lnng'h:<iroil

gentleman that he wotild take hia

word for all hn aaid, .

m HI .1 -

Read'j', Il you have ftn kdverliae-

menl running through our or anyother ifnod paper, you have lena of

Ihonsaiida of aervsnta onl at work for

you, wlielher vou wake nr sleep,

whether ynu be .ick or well. Nuinonan-h's slave* ever t«i,ltere<l al hi*

biildlng ao fleetly or fhlthfUllv, or In

auch bewildering niemhen, sj Hie

Ktrrar'.- inr**enirera that br.ir yourIndividual word lo the people of this

greftt nailon.

ProTwrbi fer BMktlidtn.

A "jnet weight and balance are the

Lord'i,"bnt that which it tine uponyonr newapaperi belong* to the pub-

litben thereof.

"Better it • dry roorael and qnlet

net* therewith," than a long litt of

aubacribert who cheat the printer.

"Bettet it the poor man that walk-

ttth in integrity," and payeth hia eubscription, than the rieh maa who o«utinuiOly telletb yoar devil to call

again.

"Judgement aic prepared for scoff'

era strijica fur the back of tool*, '' andaverlaitiag pauiahmeBl for,him whopayeth not for hia' iiewtpaper.

"Hope deferred maketh thtf heart

tick," ia a proverb aadlr reftlisiHl bythe pnbliaher wbo •endetn out biila.

"A Piyhteon* m^n bateth Iriag."

hence the editor waBeth wroth against

the cnhaoriber who promisua ti rail

and aottle on the morrow, yot callelb

nol lo a«ttlt.

"It bileth like a serpent and sting-

eth like an adder," whcu the adder

gets ihruugli adding up the amonntadue from hia subs."

"A wise Son maketh a glad father,"

and a prompt-paying subicriber

cBUKoth a newspaper publithor to

laugh.

'Better it a little with sigbteont-

nest" than a ihousand anbaeriben wbofail to pay what they owe.

Vnpromiidag fieni.

AdTi

Tlie tdtrauUiget' Sn the oae of Dr.

Price's Hpi'cial Flavoring Ektrkct*

aro decided, as they are put np iu

b^tleft of fall meiMure; mode fron

the tnia frailk and aromatiu,. withoat

poltonouft- tdlikor etheit, pare aad

tne, ^

Of any Value-

If the t^iitimony of eminent chen

inU, and sagao nus medical ii en, ia nf

any valuo, Ur. Price'a Cream finking

i'owder is tbe moat perfect madeThose men of ttanding in their pro-

beaiont, aat jialy Meomiaeed itt- nte.

bat endona it by vAtg il ia tbeir owntemiliee.

Xn E.tglish barber once told a com-pany of lawyeri that hf ka^ tried to

mklte a barber ufhit toa, biit B»t hav-

ing sufBoieutgenint for th« ari, lia hadsent him to alndy law. Ha enbae

quently became one of the moet emi-

neat jadget in Oreal Brittin. A oon-

(iem(>urary telU an e(|nsl|y good ttory

ofilohn .^daina:

'Tlio elder Adaiiia was the *on of a

cobbler. It was, perhaps, owing to

the very fact ol hia humbUi parentage

lhat llie eMur Adaintbeoaue whathe was. I have not seen the follow-

ing story in print, but illegitimately

iesccndod to ine by oral tradition,

having betlt tuld my groal-grauil

father hf 'the pious Detocu Adams,of the town of Brnintroe,' himtelf.

fhe Deacon dhring a timporarr ab-

teuco, bad act -lohu to cutting out

the 'uppers' f"r some shws; but, like

the Chinamen, who, in making a paii

of hiceches from a pHltorii lurnisbed hy

some prudent captain, had faithfully

copied the patobet which bia wife had

uiit in the teal of the uld ones, Johnbad embtlliihed evftfy upiMif be bad

cut with xHt tUf<^4i«rlMred llole by

which tbt patiema hod iiang' on their

•ctraatomed' -rnail. 'I taw.*- iftid the

l>eaoon. "IcMldB't«take« alMeatak-

er of him, to t p«tV .binii |ta ^araiag."

WAsni.voroN, D, C, May 10*.

Xa. South JCentitekiiiin:

It it au old laying tliabr"Ue langht

bett wbo laugh* last." The Kopubll-

caiii, alter n season of tear that Mr.

Uayea would sign the Army bill a*

patsed by tho Democrat*, ere now re*

Joiclng in tho dUcovery that he it

*iill p«rti*au enough to Intcrpotea

veto because tho necessiiiot of th*

party demand it, llul Ihcy are gently

roiniuued that this is not Hit end of

it. Congrcts ttill has a word, and it

it it not unlikely that it inavbethe

last word. Juilglug from the iudl-

vidiial exprettlont of Democratic

Ueproaeutatlvc* and Senatori, 1 do

not think the majority will tubmlt to

txecultve dictation, especially whenIhe cophialrv upon which it it bated

Isanet from ihe muulh of a man whoit iilmtel f a fraud and tlie direct repre-

sentallve of the moet gigAutlc and

outrageous eleciiou fraud ever nerpc-

trateiT iu this or any other eounlry.

A* Coiigretsnian Morriioniayt. ""lha

spectacle of *uch an ufllclnl lecturinf

the liiiiiiedltto repreteiitnllvee i>f tlie

people upon the subject of piJre eleo-

tioiis is enough to inako a jockaiaiiek

at his stuuiach."

Tne whole turn and tubitanea of

the eaia ie, that Mr. Uayea put* hlm>

self on retiord at in favor of troopi at

thepollt. It ie the desportle

struggle of fb« Republican parly.

Without tho u*e of troup* and the aid

ol the oilier niuiliinery iiivented-br

ihisni, ibey have uo possible hope of '

carrying the next election. If thev

ean retain all thit iHaeliiner)r they ex-

peet to bo .ible to steal tome ijlateo

and • tiotaihiy succeed. The protcil

of pro*ectini< llic ballot i.4 a sham to

cover their rcnl |iui pi>ae. Kvery rea-

sonnhlu fiuin knuwi lliut there never

can be a fair eleciiou whero power

reals In tbo band* of one party lo uie

llio arniv and to 'appoint horde* of

inarahala lo liitimidnle voter* tud

arrest linndredtof oppuneutt at every

poll on tight. The demand of the

OenmcrHia for the repeal of every

shadow of law covering *uch ontrage*

upon free electlona n* these Is tut-

laiiitd by the people.' If thoquetllnit

were put to a vole throughout the

country to.day, iwo-lhirdi, of tba

voter* wouhl tar. 'ropcHl tbe Iniqui-

tous Itvfi." There la not a doubt of

There it no diapotltion on the part

of Dciiiocrals here to back tlvwn Irotu

Hie position lliev have laktii. if Mr.

Uayca and hit' ItepublicAU advlieri

regard their iHurliian election raachi-

iicry of tilore linportaiice than the ap-

propriations, lot Ihem take the come.. -

quencei. Nearly all tho Duuiocntilc

leader* with whom I huvo talked «*y

he niuet tign the bill* as we pnai

tlieiii or go without the money. \\h u

it wa* nakcil whether Hie Dcmocrata

woiiM s;and (Inn or take to Ihc water,

Oen. IJragg, of Witcoiisin, said : "A*fur tne, ihsre is uo surrender; I can't

swim." Thei'o i* no chanco to turn

back, even if we wauled to," they Mjr.

"The people are with ut, aad if

eauHot ttand ou thialkiue we had bet>

.

ler all retign and go home." Thi* It

the feeling of a targe majoritv —Whether tbe approprdtiona will bo

suO'ered to reit awhile and other leg

•

ItlatloR entered Bp«a, or whether

they will be ihortly re-enacted aadan adjournment taken, doet not yet

appear; buti do nut iliink there will

be any eurrender. If llierc i*, I qtdte

agree with thoio who think theto

repretentativet ot the party will baraoutlived ilieir utefuliieit.

Ill the luldtt of the griM earet of

State, Congretsmen And tome time tu

amutc theniielvet. About a hundred

of thctn attoiided tbe London Circut,

which remained here three dayi thia

week to givo tliem all a chance. Notonly Senalora and Cuugroasmen, but

the whole populace, including mem-ber* of furolgii diplomat io corpi,

tunica out to tee the in'.inalt andthiiigt. Mpit of tliem pretend that

It waa Ihe new eleotriu light withwidcit Ihe tmitt are illuminated >Sat

attracted Ihem ; bul sotDobow thefcontrived lo endiiro iho rett of tba

*how with at.iir degree of fortitude.

Telammi received tbte monlngan-noithea that a full blzed braif^lUii

,

jaguar, one of tbe moit ferOclotie akl* .'

mala In the menagerie, eieapcd tfomi'

hit eago on a flat car ot the tralu'

after it lelt thi* city. Jutt before

leaving, *omt twenty tramp* wererjeetcti from the train, but oae, whitbed eeeaped deteeiion, remaiaedonihi* car, and when about thirty milet

out he opened tbe tide of tbe cage bylite nto of a long, *tout (tick, witlt

which he puihed up the aliding bar1 f tbe dnor TSe animal leaotid

like llgtitniMg from the cage aad dia<

appeared in the adjoliiTng wood*.Me*ir*. Ceoper, Bailey A Co., Ihe

propriolors, otfor a rownrd of I6<A>

for the capture of the beast, or proof

pf hi* death. People in Ihe vicinitv

tre very much exerciaed and Hliuintd.

Such animal* are not pleatant com-

fianiont lor Ihe cattle on a tbonsiudillla, nor eheerfttt oUeeU lo encount-

er In aabreiilaviatrollt Phoxo.

'•ity tchoolmaater," laya Thomati;«rlylc, "was a go<Ml Lalln scholar,

and of the huniNii mind he kneir this

much, that il had a Inruliy ca.led

memory which inlghl bo reacheil

BowluiraiBir )Cim»7-

frre* Ma* Racketter lietM.1

, Once there afak a^ouiig man whomarried a young women, and ahaWAI rich tud he wa* poor, aud it

made him tad to Ihink of it. Ilk

might have been tbirty-tlve or forty,

but he wat only twenty-five or

thirty, and *ht wat tho s*mi. Oneday the told htm dainnginir itorict

about some of their neif^hbors lhat

she lind heard at a tea-tight, and hnlistened and thouithi, and very toonho SAW a Why out of hit |>overiy, far

hit wife believed the talet the htdheard at Iho lea-fight. AM the hadflntshed the stories, he taid : "I will

go yon (ivo lo twenty that there is

not one wonl of truth In what yonhave Just told na^"'—for. he did, notknow how sure hi* game was, *e hawanted odill. And the^ pitying hta

folly, aaid : "It't a whack," and lliey

tnvaiHgated the slorio* and foundthem false, fo ho won. And Ihey

coiilinuod in this sinful prartiee ofbetting on Ihe truth or fsltity oftown goMip, ia the time order inwhich Ihey ttarted out,and four ye*rahad not turned the comer, ere he hadall her wealth, and the tome vtluaMatxperlence.

You and yonr wife should be one,"taid a ftrlandly adviser to n hen-peck-led htttbBadk>''^lie one!" exrlnimed

through Ihe mugcular inlegumeot !>; 1 hen-peekedl "why wo are <tn now."tliaapplioationof birchvnrodij^, . "HtoweoPf v^SAc'* land /'mO.''

'V

TH^ SOUTri KSHTUCKIAa.WM.T. TOWSES, Ktmn.

iiopKiNsviLLi; MAY 13, isro.

DEMOGRATW TICKET.

rot oovnicot,

LURE P. BLACKBURN,(yjrfffvWH Cotmt)/.

foivAUHmuiMiX ooviMtaoR,

JASiES B. CANTKELL,Of Scolt t'tixmtij.

i on ATTOIINEV Oia!En*L,

l*. W. HARDIN,

Of Meicfr Oounty.

For AUlllTi.K,

FAYKl'lK HKWITT,0/ UardiK C'ot(«(y,

JAMKS \V TATE,

Of Franklin Vounty.

ll-rCRIKTiXDtMT i>o»t.io lirmDCTIOll,

JOSEPH DE^HA PICKETT,

0/ f\HtU« Counly.

rati Kp.onTin or txvi> orrics,

RALPH SUiiLDOS,

Of JfeUon County.

Tb» FtoinaiiV btnlaoi U bjr nomwiM lost in Ibo Ullgmt oflboSHR^mUM yitnl. near him

:

'>lt'i scllker wMllk, ror lamer-Mr StM*.Dut gettiit^t tU.' rptcn that nmkes mail jrcit**

V>'oi'FC tlinii ihc iiiipurJ(^&'blo cln-^

ileal K rope lo liaii^> ) aurself ; smF -

yet there are iiieu in tlii< country wlio

can get niiy aiuotiul of bucking in dc-

finuce ol (he dalulei.

WtXlit Etmm, RepnbliciD ctuidi-

dat* for Oonmor, irill oommenee iil*

muTiM by t tpeoch liera on June Sud,

^only'^MiirtJsyjy^i^^

•my extent to b* rtIM on A official.

Tlie Court ofClaiBM will mwt on the

I9tbd«r at 3l»y. Mewbtn of

Omit IN wn]a4#kd pt to |p pol-

The question jufst nun- with Ohio

Itepiiblicftus.—Gnrfield or ShcriMaii.

Doth lovfll sons from Ibo IqlBS of

illustrious Fircn.

{ '*Wli«9« auricuc but ijfnoble lilooU,

Bh eiwptUuoft^.lMw^Anlii wet«(«• <ke

Flood."

'bead" licads—Obltiinry uoticti.

I'jirole in running off with the En-

gli>!iiiien'siiionpy.

I'arolo Blill "boom*" . abroad.

Or.tnt is bcin;; wretchedly sliadowed

Talinn^c hn<i rlonnFctl his lincu In

tlio blood of Ills enemies.

'Dc.iil men toll no l.iicii," but obtln-

:u'if's itiicnlljr lualto i(p forlbediS'

I ivp.iucy.

SberiNftn iias rcturued to Walkings

Ion, liitrlng ^uit the West with

•(rongcr hopes fttf ih«' riee-Presi-

vnry in 18S0.

AV'c scknotvlcJt;e the receipt of an

iiiriiatioii to atlcnd Ibo 13lli cxlit^i-

lion ofSinipion conuty Agricnilnral

and Ueebanical Atsociaiiou to be liold

at Franklin, >Iny .'ilst.

'

One of our Soiiiheni cxchan^'o ro-

pulls collcctioiH gnoil. 'I'Iju poiii'e

(ollrclul nl n recent bail seventy-

nine pi'iiioli wilhoiit saarclilng the

women or the fiildlcrj.

The Rcr. Dr-Hoyte, of Konlnrky,

presided over ihe dpllh;raflonF of lh#

Soiilhcin Itaplijt AsFOcialioii, (it At-

laiilM. KoMlurlvy nlivRvs manages lo

^el iiigh seats in iho 8yn.'i:2o;:ues ol

the gix-at.

The hcid-liner of the f'oiiJici'-

•lourual is the head-light of that lo-

inniolivc. A rnsly nnil driven

through bis Iieartlessness and clinch-

ed back ON his "tvobby spine" would

tea "sockdolager,'' Just too a^ouix-

Tour only voice in Ibo Gorern-

raent is when yon vote for a memberof Congress."—[Jffjrirnci /)-oi» JohnShtmaH'i late ti)eech.

The President is elected by partizan

7 (0 8 Commisslonls o( cour«c.

in tlio While-

Donse, Jt^i to hi aupplunicU by a

mir lot from France, has brilliant

MllbrinO covor>, with centers show-

ing a shield, stnis iiiid snipes. Vi'c

would suggest for Iho new set, a

spread eagle-on loast.^ '"

Weiiry Hard Uecchrr liMiiiodin'

\a.~liviilo 1:1*1 niijlit lo iiii iuiiiu'iiic

audience al$1.5'J c;uli. l>y Jovelcrl

its gelliug to bo « I \l l iico to he ii

notoriously lirsi ilass pi cnclu'r: cvou

tlie polilii;i:iiis are "opiu^ sadly dis-

lauccil by Roorlipr and T!ilin!i;;e.|

If this is an a;;c of iidv.incenicul|

why doci< not the shorl baiid pr.t>:li-:

c.illy supernedo Ihe present slutlirul{

system of rhlroxiupby? Xow llml's i

miuejlion for suhool-house debatiug

clubs, and we liu|ic "the pen, ot

,

iirorii'' will have an nil siiiiiiner rc(t.

in^r to bi^ariail

)

jewel^;* but «nre it ttthat l)i

ilof| lo (lie Pro^flenHal |b«ltloi|^,tt«

crovru. Ifayes protnplly recalled'--* '-

the troops from Ihe South, in 1877,

with hopes ol gaining Iho personul

frieiids'ii|> of ilie Soiulu-rii pco;ilc.

Tlicy wore wise ii^spuniint;

nfflliation. lie now routradii ls ilic! adopt the following plan for the set-

Justice of his foriucr ael by vetoiiij; tinieincnt of this bonded rnllroad In-

blll permanently sn-lainin^ lliat net.

Ilayei! ohi Iliyesyll thou art a

ver>', very weak vessel, iu addition

to being a President by party fraud.

but

di«r

iuntj^i w:«t>.4L*J^^referoiiee lo Ihe redempllon of oar

l>onds, will cOHiin uid its serious eon-

sidernlion. We iiud by invcstigatidYi

ihal there is .1 strong disposition on

liic part of members ot thai Court lo

Hon. O'iear Turner has introduced

abill in Couifrrss .'ibolishin^ Iho lax

on brandy made from apples and

pearlies. Tlicro never was a more

intquitopa law imposoil on a poor

and liouaat (icoplo and we are grail-

lied lo know thit Ihe Hon. Oscar is

ludeavoi^ug'to relieve (ho poor miiun-

tdiners ^lio have leareely any other

source ot Revenue than IVoin Ibo di«-

lillatiouortlieirfhiltfc'

Unlets Mr. Tilden ptflhet himself

forwnrti, secures Ihc Democratic iiom-

iimliou for Governor of Xeiv York

at Ihc next fall clertinn lind Irininphs

in the race he will stand abont as

mucli show for tlie noniocralie iiom-

Inalion for rre-idenl in ISjOasHiiyes

d<)<>8 lor lieiu? banded ((own lo pos-

terity as having one drop of honest

blood in his veins. The Courier-

.Jmirnnl ruuld learn a lesson from

this if it would.

The w onieii,- never aafiMed wiiti

llic uiullirariowi„9tettp»(lo|M pf thfhomo circle, have been holding a

national tuOrage eonveolioii iu St

I^uis, during Ike past week. TheSnorcino Court Is in turn the next! malicious, yet the C'o»n>»i«rciai; disre

The l.oui>vil!e C'o)H>«ercia/re-pub-

lislics the slatenieiils of two witness-

es iu Ihc Iri.tl ot tlie Lincoln assayl-

nation ease in which Dr. L. P. Dlnck-

burn Is charged with Ihe imporlnlion

of yellow fever inferted blankets and

clothing during lli; lale war ./oy, the

intended deatrueiiutt of Llnoola and

Ihe federal army. Tlieto charges

have bctju - clearly proven false and

rOl^se to

hands.

receive iulcrincul attlieir

Think of Hayes' withdrawal of Ihe

troops Cron the poll* in 1877 and in

1879 td« veto of a law lo aotlain tbe

wiilidrawal .of 4b«. flcoopaand tbeu

»av," if yon. <lat#,- HMt ' two long

years have not made blin an aulonia-

lonassoflbe, pneriIe.^nnnMion in

tlieltamla of..'lhft.'winS4piilliag"slal-r

warta.*

Waiteii cbOiktV^i wise head should

now siv that he would ' have realized

several thousand more for lierl.^&

N. stock if that counly had not hur-

ried him in Ihc tale. The stock was

ilispo.^ed of al a profit of about |;2."),000

to the ronnty, and might liavp been

:( 10,000 with Just a Utile disoretion—

mixed with patience.

Wf vroru Mhiiwn un Ut-t Tuuitlay erenltif aflili^kiMi MhM-Ii lu't four well ilovclopcd fcuvaiitl I«'24. -[t-'iHnkliu rutrtoU

'•('all you." There were "three

pair.s" of twins (G babies in all) born

within Ihc radius of one mile on the

s!iine day U..t week, al Uellevlew, In

ilii«eounly. We've got the legs on

: uw by upwards of several fool, it's

lucre ciiild'a play for us to beat fours.

Tjie Pemiaylvania Senate has pasted

a rriolution by strict parly vole, to

appoint a eommillcc to rceciro ex-

Presldcnl Uraut at San Francisco on

Ilia reluru home. All Hie Ii'epublic-

an stales will be for Urnnt for Presi-

dent and Shermon for vicc-PfeM-

dcut. Ueiiiembcr the ordiT.'

II lti«rr be one tlihiff urhit-h nwrc ll^o art*• Vr.iiiit.s ihr iiiit).icrii<tn of lllip coIortHl ni.in

garding tlin eammooett Uwt of hu-

manity ami decenc)*, reproduces Iheni

with the coolness of a midnight as-

sassin. This is wliat contributes to

Ihe defeat of tlic l!e|inbliean p.irty in

I

this Stale and yet tl;o Commercial

I

seems sadly ignorant of Hie fact,

rnlil that par'y is fortunate enough

1 0 possess a fair minded, imnarlial

ptosa in lliis Slate nolhing will ever

remain to it lave the droopiug colonof ignointnloqii defeat.

' '"' '

lu I1I9 (V'tifte

a siiiaII o.-

ojipres-or, Itis •prillni klai with;.N'»«bvitlu .VRjt'ricao..

Xow, really, don't yon lliiuk there

is more poetry than truth In this?

The scniiment It capital, hut is It of

thai kind a* would really pay his.fare,

finl-claaa, to that laud where the full

fruition of the 14th and 16th aineiid-

menu cOutd. be realliied.

The XatlonnI Colored Convention,

now in^ session at Xashville, sftiiply

stauds lor tlie fact that there are cer-

tain men in the South v, lio have nn-

willingly lifrn dropped from politi"

C«l le.'uUM>liip ill lale yenrs and they

hone lor resloralion. The colored

race may cxjieel no good from the

Convention.|

If only a small proporiion of tlie;

speakers iu the Louisville eouvenlioii

told auylhiiig remotely nUin lo ll;o

Irnlh il't a down right inislortur.e

that the Slate requires such a limited

iiuiuber of ofnc<trs, and il's a fact

for tempiirale men lo shudder nl thai

Ike Denroeraiic parly is so deeply in

debt it can uevvr Iiope to pay even

the ittleraat on Jia.li—ablliiios.

Btd«fflftion of Christian County

: Bonds.

.hdsn SHermnn suited in his recent

i:reui (!') speech at Mansfield, Ohio,

tjiat ."our bonds are quolsd higher

than any other nnliuii except perhaps

'ileal lirilaiii," wlilch eleerly ileunm- ';

fli'.ues the fuel that John is a betteri

in door calcnliilor than od' hand

'

stumper. Coin Ctiincso and Uritith

Miniiiies are rated higher oumarket.

We acknowledge iho receipt of a

speech defivcreh by' Hon. Ja» A.McKenzIc in Congress on the I9lh of

April, against Iho iuAmous e'eciinn

laws now disgnicliig the slalnlesof

our coiiiilry. Mr. Milvenzic lias

treated llio snl.joet wiili iiiiii^eal

ability, and as a ^ondeu.-el! niininary

of the objections to these laws (lie

speech has no riiual on tbe records of

Ihia dfientiiori:

.

tbe

Tlie Stale Legislatures have for the

most part, in Ihc past few years lost

their grips on popular respect andronfidcnco. The Louisiana Constilu-

iion«l(;onvwtioiv|Villli,inj4i||loii fn^f

Jntt adopted an arllelej prohibHlngIhe Ueuoral .^eawinbly ttmm euattact-

ing any <l«.bt»«9jjiaf]irl^ttho SUIf.except , for 'Ihe puniQja oi ropeilliig

invasion or aappmslng iosnrreetlou.

This free rcligioncd laud, this

Vnion of anti-church and Stale celeb-

rity, is now being disgracefully rcp-

leiscutod by our "loyal" JUssaeliu-

sells breihren. 'J'lio Kov. Clifts.

Jirown.an Adventisl preacher is b^e*

iiig throatoued l^y the people with aI (lat oflAr and fealhers, and a free

ride on a ruil ou account of bis reli-

gious leacliliigs. These are the Inter-

preters of the, Poi^fllful^H .. whose

geiioroiily(r) the Sontii it aBlied lo

accept. •

Ten cases ofeillier innrder, robbery,

snieido or rape were reported from( lliiii one day last week and yet tlie

Rcpul)lii:an pcnny-ft-Iliier, deaconKichard Smith, like the sacred warhorse, seenlcth the Iwttle only fromafar. Grant"* life would bo in great-

er danger in Ohio than in KenluekyIf the record ol crime In the twostates is to be taken as evidence.

Does iluycs- think that ibe-fionlh-

eni people snubbed him !n that they

lailod to bite at his Whig bait in 1877 ?

If BO this Very readily accouuis for

bis late veto of Ihe election bill—Uecan D^alte po lr|cudly cumpromisoof SoutbaroJbiWnmrM<,aa was pcpycn.and now Iiaa tnrptd npon thuui ve-nomously and bloodtbiralily, perhapaas file couplet goet. '

'

iUnbaaaolarjrllksawsaoascoraad." ;

II spcaki riilhor badly for some-

body that Iho cx>niitry is unable to

know truthfully wliat cimraclcr of

inflnpiicc Ihc soldier really r.^crls ul

llic polls. One parly says that Ibe

troops gunrauloo free and full clcci

lions, w hile llio other asiierliT thai'

llicy^ouly bolsler up such fritid^' nb

Kellogg, Fatlerson A Co. It ii past-

ing strange thai we ean not learn (he

truth of things in our own hurder.i.

'J'lie people «N,(e« leiiieiit with Jjilig

polliloana. Thai't "what's the maltor

with lluunah." ''. ' •

It'wIII be leniriubercd llial in Ihe

year 181)8 Christian counly tubseiib-

ed $200,000 lo Iho Evansville, Hen-

derson A Nashville I.all Road. This

lubtcrfplion wat made 111 the shape

of bondtVdue in 3Q, yp^ra aud.^Mr-ing 7 pet cent, .interest per. MiiDni,;

in conilderrlion of wbloh the eonnly

received slock therein to the amount^

of $240,000, The road Witt afterward

rentolidated with olbert, forniiiig ihc

9l. Louis & .Soulheatlern as it nowis. This $240,000 of stock held by

the county has from time to time

been subjected lo liquldatiou. having

been excli.\iii»ed • lor consolidated

bonds of Ihe St. L. & S. K. road and

these eonsoliilate.l boiuls have also

in turn had their ruiiiul of ills. Thefart is, as all inluiiiied well know,

Ihe county failed to realize but a

small percent. Anally out oi ihe nrlg.

Inal amount stock received. Ilul al-

ter a Judicious nianagemi!nt nn the

pari of our faiibfai,Cpurt ot Claims.

Ike coii|ily nqiy. lifts io. hand, as. tiie

prorecdt Aft ihie tlocjc, the t|wi.. of

!|l5,00a'iOt1inr oeloilHet ^long the line

hive failed -to realice'anylhing Irons

identically tlmi'ar slock. Happily

wcliare. Hut the quesMon arises as

to what disposition shall be made ofliiis Mj,OU*J now nil hand. If Ihe

counly liad so elated, iu the faro 0

1

lier bonds issued In ISPS for J-'I'in.OOO,

thai alter live >ears shall have olape

ed from their dale ot issue slic should

havo the power to redeem any or all

of said bo'nft^ then we would not

pQW bo at tea, ffhen the Court

Upute and Jail bondt were, ittued

this radeeming.pftwer Mia« embodiediu lheli> faeea. -.Ibete bondt have all

been redeemed and caiioelcd. Butilicu lo eomo to the point of Iheie re>

markt : "'Cbritllan conniy hut 91&,0|IO'

on haiid. Her railr<>ad bonds a^ Abt

due until 30 years from 1868. Thei;ounty failed to empower herself to

redeem tbem before ll'C ^0 vcars

shall have expired. There is no an-

thoriiy for llie invesiiuent of this

amount on hand, and meb an author-

ity can only be had by 1 jierial act ofthe Legislalnre. Then what shall be

done? It is evident llial' it wouldbe greatly beneficial lo the finsncial

dobteduess

:

Place in a bat all Ihe nuinbcrs rep-

resenting each a bond for say $1,000

orihIi$i00i000ierieeori8G8. Drawtherefrom il(i<<)|t numbers, which

thtll rcpretnl tbe Uneeu bondt to

bo redeemed. The rourt lo ordor

that said boi(ds tliall be wlihin thirty

dayt thereancr pretented for (My:

meut and.upon aatd <»dcr nut bc(ng

conplied wltK by tho boMertof atld

bonds the interest entire to ccate

from titat date. While this method

of eaaeeilngthe eonnty'i iudebliednota

atema out of the order of ooutitteut

nifllon,yet, it can not bo denied I ui

that Buch an i)ct would be benenctnl

10 the county's financial iiileresta.

But it should meet Ihe approbatiou

of the holders of these bands. Sure

it is that Ihe couutv will pay less in

Icrcst on her iudeblediicss as it de-

creases by tbe annual redeinptlon andas inlcrest on the atnouut dccreasef

in a like proportion will Ihe oiiouhI

tax levy be decreased in the coiilily.

So the bond holder will receini Ibeir

fnll face valiM aad at Ibe iaB.«.4iine

be intlratneirtnl in- reducing tlMtueaof the county and to bit own. 'tCltri*-

lian eountx <4Mfffe$ credit^ eoa-

lldence In the broadeat icMti fi»t her

houetly in paying every dolhr of her

debt at pkr, while UeCraclien and

CaUlivell counties refuse to pay but

50 cents on Ihe dollar of their iudebl-

edness,and while Muhlenberg refuses

lo pay but 20: wliilo Teiiiicssee has

tvru^e l lo pay more than lU cents'

ivhile Virginia refuses to par morethan 75. Ilow |>roud should our peo-

ple feel lhat nothing savo honealy

has been our motio, and hoiv fortu-

nate those holders of her bonds whoore now offered one hundred cents

on the dollar and all aecroed ialeretl-

In the eveut lha Court adopts the

plan M.jalMT^ aHgtipit«3i^.f!iU,Ve

done delibaralcMr tad adviMdly! avdall eonletlautt of «h» ii«tfaiority will

have to retort to Ihe latt nbleh bf

l^lglier authority. The bondholder

will be tubjcctod lo legal annoyance

and probable loss and ran ill sti'ord

lo quibble about Iho illegality of Ihe

point. Better contribute to the sue-

ccs> of a wori/iy act on tbe part ot

the Court of Claims to protect l|ic

county's interests, than lo "aplll

hairs'' in aeonlest for personal gain,

in which event Iho ryes of a debt

ridden, honest people are open tu

convietion. No bondholder thootd

deitr* tU take an advantage of Ibe

counly, t)iron|;|i an]r indltcrallon onIbe partcfbar oliMn In ftanl'iig Ibt

words ofher promiwW' to ipay. Tbefallnns l« sMbody fb iMr ftbe. or h*r

bonds tbe power (o redeem after (Ivc

years Awin date oC ittua wat elesyly

an OTertlght on the part of Chritiinn

eoliAiy, or nMher on ttie part of those

commitsioned to act for her.

But do not understand us to say

lhat we would urge on the Com i the

propriety of such ac:!oii n> i cierreil

loabovr. In fact tvc woul.1 advise

ihe Court auainst such an order. Let

all tilings be done decently, at least

by the Courts of Justice, and lei there

be no departure from )ag^ aclioii.

If the Court can conscientiously rule

lhat such is in aceordanoe with llw

laws of oor land.lounded on nrinelpira

ofexact Jntlice to alt,'and. If Ihe Conncan Juillf^ Itteir in ai\yjega|_ prece]>i

of dectsiio|i,4h;n k|l sfi well uftgppd,and ao mote it be, - olberatiie wewould tay apply lo the Legislatara,

lhat slately incubni, for all proper

relief In the premiirs.

Thpti>i^Pt>*od new Conillllitloa ol

CAllniia liM Jutt lieirfk; t4op|||d

the ' poor at

liou it a praelieal

byttaMido))-

tlM€||inotc.

Tb«. American .liomr, Pandfe, hatmet with a dei'vat in England, at last.

He was beaten by a liorse namedReefer, in tbe chettcr Tradei cuprace.

Dr. f'arvor can And no one in Kiig-laiid willing 10 acccopt hit challengeslor shouting.

Cox, Ihe murderer of Altlon inA I iauia, (ila,rlM|been found guUly,and hU aentenea be eonduemoMtin ilie pentiantiai^ for llfct *( budhibor.

Capt. Bogardua'#tn give to ethlbl-liou of hit tkill id tbotttlug to dayin Louisville. J

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Wallace U Datber, formerly aaagent of the aocieiy for ih» l>reven-tlon of Cruelly lu Children, ban beensenlenced 10 twelve years in Auburnpriton for rape.

There Is eoiisidcrable Immlgrallonfrom Sonilieaslcrn Kansas lo theIndian Territory. The report oflarge silver fliids is ilie ctnse.

Iron workers In England are re-suming labor.

A parly of forty eight aefroet arereuiruiugfrom KMntati teartty dlt-plcfted.

The French Prince Imperial Is snl-feiing from a sharp attack of fever,

The N'aliiiiial Medical Attoclalionadjauriied in Atlanta, (;«., Ihe 9lhInsl., to meet in New York 'ton thelirsI Tuesday in January next,

Enxland. wi|h about one-lwontletltIhq coal aroa of Ihe Uiilled Stalaaliilned last )-tar noarig three timca asmany tone of eoaL

I7AN3 ANS BUOZBUSir.

vg; —

US.

>n, as.!Ve T>cniDer«tle candidate fbrrVmit'* Sne French Oatf Bnota.'S-fS;

Oar stock of Furnishiag Goods, H«u, Cape and Ti

especial alleniiou toooritookol Carpcta, eontitting of Kt than Vaetoiy |P;rires. 'J -^^JOil

Correspcndeno* B«twMii thi twoOaaUdttatteQgrmor

The following enrrrs|K)udence hatpassed bctveeii Walter Kvaus, Ite-publican, and Dr L I'. Illackbuni,Democratic caiiuidaic lor Cuvcruor:

EVANS TO ni.A( i;ni'»N.

Loiisvn.Ls:, Kv., May 5, 1879.

Dr. Luke P. Jllncklnirn :

Mr .I>EAK SiK— 1 notice In -Ihe

new^ptj^ni the announecinent thai?

yoOi(iovern'or. will sneak at Sfavsvllle ontbe Oih Inst., andat Drookvflle on thtf

loth, t beg to Inquire If it Is yourpurpose lu llll those appoiiilinenla,

and lo sav if it is, I hope I shall beallowed tne plensiiro of bIHig there,

also Ihe prlrliegc of an eqnilable di-

vision of time.

1 1 you intend going to tfavavtlle, I

•hall take it as a favor lo bciuformedof Iho fact.

Willi tjrent respcrl. I am very Iriily

yours. Walieb Etam.i>K. ni-AcxnuHH's cri.T.

Loi isTiLLB, Uay 187B.

Zfoii. Waller Kvm:IhAH Sir—You note by Mr, Porch

has bi-rn received, 1 am advrrtiseil

to speak at Unyrville on Friday andItrookville on Ralnrday. I bavebeen qnlte sick for several dayt, suf-

fering tvith sore and ulcerated lliroal.

If 1 am not better I ran not llll ci-

ther tiraotoncemeni. SbotiM 1 go, it

would b« imprudent' fbr meioai

- CALL AWJ) SEE r«i?:We have an immense ^line ol latest shailes aod shtviies

Hat% Bjaniieti, iiSeatiers aii#:V^W€Ni^i v

D n*t forget lhat our Dress GdoiJb and Dicss TrtmiHtmtB^N0.I. imrGoScrrraT^^« "^J^imijncxJgomh^^ Can and ^ '

"THE OlIiLffiWSTni

""""

—

WE DEFT COnPEtlllOlf.\\ e are prepared to give the people of Christian and adjoining counties More ^<iod» Jb(ItiaMMf t1ta»aA dlb*r

hnohe. Toaaaviase yon ofthis We qaoto below « ftiw of our prion:'

n'!^ S"''~ «**• ^ . 60 rata.

Sl'IiiSrS^"**"'''^*^*'''**! J1 i'"?; , Brown Cottop, yard wide, Tc per yard. .

" V.:Jn

S'^'^i^'IS'*' r * .' ^ ''^n^ W*«:bcd llotmrtic 8c per ^^^^

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Fruit of the Loom, illeachod. at 9o.

Oibtr good Bleached Masliat at 6 and 6«.-10-4 Bheethii^, blaaeh«i and bivwn at iiS l-le.

Jean*. Tweed, OashmatetU. etc. lU to 76e.l.liien Towels and Kapkinp from 9 \-i to tie.

,

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,Ocod Uorsau at lOe. wortb JOe.

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The CtLeBaaTMt DurLcx CoRscrt only •! SJ. .

P»» VI 1

Kid

i.if- »'l

fio-fcuni:' I -j -^-4T- w»«b^d iJoS^ic sc p.r r.niuoMbIeDlea«|i«dDoiaevite, tt Mpff iard. .• " ' '

-

Tt\mmr>X Mntlin. blceclied. ailf'^ '

Cotloaadet, all qualities low. at lOe npwttdt.10-4 Hheeting*, bleached and brown at I7 1 S.Table Cloths in Bleaclied, nru-.rn and Odl'd, at lower fig-

^ 1 hail ever befoie heard otUood Curscli at GOc worth $1 00.

Dnr stock of adies dieas goodt is Ot* oioett and best telectcd iu tbociiy, ranj|iug in price frum S l-Sc.' ' " " " " " '

" Ion

- - - t ~""JP"~|J ax V »>* av • - WW*yard, woith 22 lo 50. A larj;? stock of Oaahmeres, Lawns, Parasols, etc, which we will low. S UnttunGloves ( lOViillY PAIU WAIIIIAXTED) 75e. Our »tiH.kof lad ies Ties. Cullais, Culfi sn l .Silk and Liuca iiandkerchict. is complete and we will tell thorn elieap. lu Imll s and gents Hiwiery wcciii not be beat aa we are telllBftbem lest than New York prices. Jntt call and axainiiie onr stoik and prices < f llDOTS and HHOfiB^ tbi laifMt,best and clieapett atuck iu Uw-iiii^.. Below wo will give tome prices to which we call attention, vis;

UdiM fine Kidaad Goat«idjIJMj*nly IIOO.- -'^ Lidiea liue Kid and Ooat Front LacefrtuTWit) 1Miates Kid aoit (Ibat Shoes

Children's line Shoes from 50 to 1 00.

I.adie« fine Croqnat 8liup«rs,

liMi'»fallalask Bi«Kaaa,l'

00tnue

1 00. worth i no.

NoW|Hlll Ties, 7.'i to 1 00,

f''i"tnl-l*^»"¥"'' » Kiv-8hoes. 75.' ' '-'•MMwiand WomenVflioi

~ ' ' 1.1/ AS! 7

toani'. the liaMs. Wa waal) eafi'

lu'Osait. Usmr II«M im<*>>

fitOckhMM,44ll'.'C|isiu|p made Uoottj'd'OO.^ - '

J, I

,

Every frarateSlt as rapree•nt^l. Oood fits giiaruniM oriuUiM't'flta'UrgMt stock iu the ciiy. ReMembar.wa will not be B|id«rsoM by any house io the Kuoili. We ran tit a buy S yesni old s* well 'at a Mao' wearing a 49ooal. and have good loits from 14 50 to $10 (lO.ifMh^ to l|^«0, aid he raaejsMad that we aril guml goods ebeeparthan the chcapett. Oive us a rail r.s wo mean finttlifss and W prove wbft'^we say. \Vc arc alto prepaied to

"Li* ""^S'S'lJ*'''*"

"*lfL0]3S&V6^P^''**'" motto;

WILklAMSAMEaonX,'

ifoi'KiMsviLLic, Knrvv%yi,

FAiiiM mnoKiTt,tempi l»%peaki 1 shall only makeanapoliMft for irdt spcaklni^at kftyt-

Tillo, and "will ii»l c" 'o BroofcvlMe. ' i

I harc^li^.l n lon^f Rlej.'e nii.l requirerest When iccruitrd f iiBIeienlly, I

tliall with pleasure accompany ynn 10

some pbrilont ot the Stale. I amlure that we ran get along ' harmoal-ouslr. and part better frtaads than

we now are.

Yourt, wllb rcperf,Lt'KC P. BLAOcainitr.

HORSHIRDSSELF-RAISINC

BREAD PREPARATION

1

uch as WAtHlXS, Bl'GUlES.

UEAI'KIIS, .\UiWKU.S, 8KLFBlXDKI!S,8ELFBAKKa,WIEAU MiOfNtti

SSF'AIIATOBV:''^

MCCORMICK'S HARVESTEROnr N $nt\ In ibft Mrtlnn «if Ifif i-nrntfrv

tliatlMnrit wnrk, blmU th«D«&u-«t bun<tl»iftn) other machine.

THE«,I ANDsi'

lOUSt

As attmple of what glaring alate-

mcnts are made by great Bapubltcan^t^ietmen, wbbclalm to brthe deep-en of only constitotlonal ' teal in'

this country, observe whti^ JbHA'Sherman laid lii Ida M«ntlioId,'Obio,

speech the other day

;

lu tlio si«t» or Soiilli Carolina ttiere wpro'

IHmih^in.U (,l llvni' tickft.H use.l-IUtle<il eaiifr, fnrly of uhuli woiuil not mak.- :,iKical 11 hiilt iij ijiK! Ill the tickols vole. I I'v imuhere. Thi-w were vottil at ooce and liy oimTOUT, 'u Stnlli CaroUna uoro vptss wan e»»tlast (all Umn thei;s were man, wainen amidiUJrrn au4 caU anil d»|t« lA tlit eitr of NewYork. AloDC clecMtn more than 3S.(iO(lri!|ivat.

cil voles were ia»t. Tliltwts lirovo.l liv luws-llKttinn of a coiantUtoe of Oouxrcts, \tIiomailr an olnlioratc report 011 tlie HnDic.

To what clcelioii in Soulh Carolina

last fall doos Ihc gentleman refer?

There was no Congressional Coin-

inilloo to investigalo the volo of

South (JaroIiiiH, except llio I'resldon-

lial vote of 187(5. And pray howabout lhat elaborato report on the

last Ailt't elootlOn in lhat slate f The

.gcntieii|isa', jth'oolt off hit mouth at a

tMigsii(t 'in, prdor ,Xa)fl^d grpimd tp

bate a cbargo Of filutdi 8uob It lUt

Interests of our county •<> redpcin

these bondt annually, and uot allow

Ihe enliro amount to fall heavily uponut at one lime. Hmdi mere eaiity

could the county pay |7,000 aunually

for thirty consee'utivo ircsrt, than

tM0,0OO iu oue sum ou t^e iliiriteih

J'ear. Iftvery one will co.ijcodo ttiit.

^en some will eay create a sinking

fund and set aside ibis prorated

$7,000 aunually, for the payment ol

the $200,000 on Ihe Ihlriieth yearwhen due. 'I'bia is not so advanta-

geous lo the county, oven iIioukIi anact of Iho L(>i.'islRtiire could be ob-

tained for the inveiiment of the sink-

ing fuud in bunds bearini; an equalrale of interest as iliat of the connly'abonds, for this only implies compU-cation and coiiscqueiilly danger OT'

lose. The Iruo policy of.flaaiiclertng

demands thiit liabilities tMI be satis-

fled actually as Ihu itrtu'ewiih be-

comes availnblo, thereby pladug the

Individual on a basis of uo coinplica-

tiou, but all aimplicily and safely.

.This wilt 4l«ar|y bo iho view ,or the

Com of Claims, if wluil weitfaliifcr frMU «nMnibm thureof

EEKIUCKI NZW8.

ToTiaeco plauts are promitiug inCaldwell.

Kev. Dr. Peay hat resigned thepastorate of (he Btlptist Church 'iwilcnderson.

The HeraUl Enterpriit complainsthat borte.ttbaliug in Logan it tooeomnion.

The Heho says that most probablyIhe I.*gislative candidate in Muhlen-berg, will be selected by Ihe precinct

method.'

The trial of Tom Ilnford hni beencontinued until the third Monday InMay and the prisoner romaudcd tothe Louisville Jail.

MMenherg Echo : The probabili-ties arc Hint ibc Honorable Jas, A,.McKenzio will dolivtir Hie openingaddress al the Institute in J|inc.

The Simon Kenton PiOneer Aito-elMloit wllf meet in Otrrlngton onJuly «th' and lliin.'0«s»hik' «. Claywill defllver a public address »« theoeeasion.

BAKING fOWDERla^ri.i... ... iiv.Mwi..- .*nfl. la

llarrard Univtrsi^. "

II Is lictt«r tm» BMUSkisf Ikaa mSlaarjBakhig l-o»jcr.,t:M«|* Tanarer Teast.

'g'. •

ill^ftnlt tlwuilnlf a*,,ltN<>k at tir onllnarjr

Bttlat I'ewdcr, aa^le rssalt it aiack MIcr.

It mtorrs tbt B«trM*(ilt aj»i»««a wliU* arjtakon from the Ba3r WRiaf . Mo sidlurtBtkloit renter or aaylkiuf else aaed Cer

for ratdnf bread iluet Iblt.

ntod awl r««MBsn««S br

The Lexing^n rsaaa: iwbtehcommenced last Saiurday.vhava. at-

tracted conslderabla mMioaal-isotice,

and tbe city is tilled with visitors

from alt ptriiof the couulry.

Three armed men, taye Ihe Htrald,failed In an atiempt to capture theOhio county Jail. They wereidenli.

fled, arretted tbe follAwiug dsy andtucarearated in tba J«llt

The Princeton Banner it sNIhorityfor the ttatcmo'nl lhat '"ClfOleanSpriiigs will be keptthia summer byMr. Jcsso T. Harper, who will opentbe season about the Qrst of Jnuo.

..iriiB.Gcncial Assembly of colored

iVrei^yteriant of tliq UuUed Stales

teb«$p4nsession at BoVllngGfCen

lug the patt .weck..Optj fourteen

delegates pfetent, tbe| PaHlafrbph

-.iJi 'U-JI •SStB !

In Clarktvllle, Tonii., a wonian andman fropi Louisville, reglsltred asman and Wife at Iho Soulhorii Hotel.Un the second day thcinnftcr Ihp man," " Merkel, shot and klllsd the

, Emma Dratidt. The esoseunkuow*..

III*J. H. :

'^>»1 woman,iS'lo .Itunkuc

ITnlrertallr

pnnuluBtpbfSlciaat

JasK tB<^|||^\or£fp^niat'

ThflloriltanI Alinabab't*l'C»<*tent frffoii trplicNitda. '

AND SEhF-BISDER.t><iir nM rti^itmMfikurri ityM

Ire, la v^tmti'l with U ** « Jk^rvaM Uial

McQormiok's 44T&Qce Self Rake. Combioed fieapor

';

' and Mower.Bas«w•kl•f^cMlwnt|4^|ll;a«M)•rter«owls:lw^ tor rtapltf, rati torio«.aS- Hit tliaiiSe, ttro*s,il^r»Mt. Il|bt niniJair.

KICNTICKV DRAIN DRILLSL*-*

«€OR.N BIlELLEIUi. SUt^tV ,.

tlAY U.\KKa, CIDKIIHI X8.MTII AW CUTTKB», BVOV. -ri

»

KI..S,SPADK«,HAYrOnK88CV1'IIKK. UHAIN CHX.'~ irt :

llAIUlOW.'j. '

flVllEtaiURR0W8.HAY PRESSKS and

TOVAiDCO SCREWg.W* kMeWsMleigaalNliel

BUBBpn BUCKKT PVMP»i^"T^ncE PUMPS. '

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UCTUHN PUMPS and

ICK IIOUSK PUMP8^iJjaBiI. Tb«r an Um «k«asM^ mtt Ike

PLOWS.^ '

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Our tloeb of ri.n II UrM taS c««tM««»,•mbraetat tkt nivliraioil \alamta« D^-lM.ohi. ai..T.t.'pC;j?JNSl5araiSS•od iroa eitirt, Tkt Mokewk TaUfv laiMer

llT«< bel'. limine Mt<lePlowi7 ' ^ CThtTM pluwii tr^tht rbrapetl aad b«tl aaitt

pluwt III the market. tB4 ut uka fMt pIma-

^wuiVi-'""*'™"* '*'**•'' "• ** '

"

itjosl

MoCOllMICI'S

HOPKINSyiLLE

CELEBRATED

ALL SIZES.

Best Two-horte Plow on the Market.

Mtaafaetiirliilr all artdet, klll<li, an* pat-

urntof flows. Htrrovt, Imiilineutt, Hlatie

aaddoublcthorels.

mm\^ h spECii^LTr.

I M .' '

Plows made to order Promptly.

If . B. EDlCUnOS, Ageat.

ApHi 1. miMf./ \

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rlDc the faraiart Uwtt kTowi at wa,<»g>W iMjiW iftt aailala,..

. URONZED CRYSTAL HKTAl.

> . .•.t-.w .«*-, .!

TMy aara llm* aa4 laTwr la sallincwbm nealt art rsa<(^ TlitT taft'farmeri whto waaloil oa builaata. Tlior call

knS w.tljibt are tarb it to (Ire Ibe best uomI-tile rrtgttt. They art suMrlor la Ma*, nliband iMMttytotiiTMbtr Ml la. Oaianrkek •exreiit Ilie "Willi" of ChrltSlani'atNMm

ICOIIUllll

-7;:f.U

TOBACCOr fTT , .

Mpppi^^k^flJNJfwr ,.Iron MweJ.1.11It lha cheapoat, llthlott, iltoorcti roovotilrtl^aMarket.

I 1 4,1 i

There are so msn.r (oodretperaoffarsd Mtbt farmer tlint lie oHen llnilt llitincnltt«declil«which to take. To eoatile Tou to d«Mo, w« miilie the foUowinit iiroposltlon: Take »n» of onrmachines with any other oil Moat footlaS, eal ynnr rrnn, then pay lorlka me lou UkabuV .

^ MrCoraalak'arantaUeslS too wall known to ne,' I :i„v yroAtot pmiAtii, atiTo^w'suhUBdrtil maakbiM<katt|Nttwark In Uili lactlon i|..'sk ini thoinMlna,- It Itthaioadlti na-ehlneortlMWoiM. n^te wIthlobiiT, e*me and ice itmplaa. Wa till SflNii/ as food Krntawtatatlowartttaaaanrbwly. Call and m* as.

METCALFfi Si SOm, HotiklnsYille

Mil'.* * >*»*^cio*».aM,i, rtaiMt^JjJ''^/f«0'JIV*»^S*».(',»^ti'r">aa 4111-

too will tad Cow re«d. Oi<SMaak'irtat'lfc>a•-bulk or la carload,aadr!i3iMiirttS.

Vr» olTtr onr lhanki to Ike tamtrt aail olb.trt lor tbt liberal |>alnwas« ts-ea.led l« ut•larlaa tkalttt j-eacaad alto eolkit frimi ihtmaConUanaacioI tbe saiac (tartug tlia jirssoatyes

bjrih.erallr.

REaPECTPULLY dOilClTig^,,.,

thawofbatJJSg^rtlMklaaiy

Williams jt^roQorya

saiMtWlTl^AiBf.asfWftfi.; _

Ky.

for Tidelvd Months, ^

CALL AND PEE us I .

THE ytffKpTj

lCKlAW

Judf*

111* etl]r taf

Mill XTlillliilf frlen

Mai-bloi are aJI tbe rayo.

liOok oat for |n«ii In » leir daft,

Tht Uourt of CIslini mcoli

Fill iheeB}-.

Mr. nndJlM- DtntTnylor Jell for

Hot 8iirli)J», Aik., yttl«r<l»y

Mr. Tho%^K.Grlnl«r, of Cidli, wai

ItUaCoopKrllouiie loit Thurtdtf

f«ii 01 Clirlnlle, wti la (owu lut

Cli»». 0. Codn, K former marchnnt

of .1,1.1.rye,l^||#flf|0»lW«

Rer. N. Uer. of wMiNM.^'* */*

In town t)und»r tWr |flt'.,«f Mr!

oriHiM: . r ; •.'..V'"*"'" ''v

Ifr. N. BJMMvdt. wto hM bmquite ilckW&lrtt^f U tfamVo lho

itn-i't".

Mr*, ft. irv,.Mon!h«»«l, of.PrliiPe-

tnl^wl «iM>liirAMl|»MloM^liB tht

ciiy Utlwoek.

MliilkUxlo qolU<1«J-. i»l<r»cliTe

Tounf niay iflWlHnK SpilnL', wn.

in (own '^'*ftt£C'

wtllkno#tfH>'i»*iy'of Wi" jMopU,

wdi 111 town lilt week.

Mill Willie I-<'«Trt{«^^»f,

wlio, uiilll recently,

In the clly FrliUv.

Mini MimU BurbrUEe retiirDwl

PiiuiUy trom n vl«U-itfUWl'J^ml*

Osry.liUJic C'luiilryi,^ -ff

.

Mi«i6ictili^ltST" «i

n. r.T»iifft, ii MdoBpiiiif/or » f»w

dHynt IniiltudoK., ' '

Ool. Julin W. Merhcrien want ny

to rraiikfortlut weak la •r|«^Ae|^•

In the OMirt of Appoait.

.

Mill Vmt CmhAcU Um imtri^

niter liiving boen abMill ftttm lbs

clir Mrtnl d»yi Tliltlnf fri««il« hi

llie cuuiilry.

Mr. U. M. Piilmop, of llili roniiij.

depirtuil lor I)«ll»«, T«x«i, yc4leril«}

,

UeiM. Um. Barnctt iinil Ed.

Thoinpeon, two C'nclhi ke»ux, weralii

ineclly SuiiiUy. lloi>kIinvllle"« prel-

IV glrli »ltr»tl llicm from far and

iienr.

Miitei Kllen^Otrnetl, U*ry ami

Lucy U»y. r*liirn»jhfn^ >lff'»f<">r

•rter ipeiidliit Mveral dayi ifllTiHiM

wiio

viililnt lb* MliiOO

home ;o»ler«liiy.

illM MIniile l'«yii« lofl FrI.lny for

Sprlii|{flcl'l. Tonii ,lobe fone for

iiionlli. TliU will no I ouht be n

end inuouiiccraelil . Ilk Ucr lM»y

dinlren.

M«). J. 6. irerron wid Prof. J. W.

10 repMNi«ffvk>'w|ra

bold IUKK)H»t^>col1*ir*t ttatT***^

Johiiolo tii&n»rn«", Vooiniy

ployed on the l il.T DcinoorW, Oli'd »

cleTertooUl, ilopiiod in 0«*<^y V «••)

ur two ttit *r'«*k, <>n liW w«y lo Uren-

biui. Tojuft^nflicro Uo liM otoeBled

.po.ltl^Tji> jrt. X

Mr. J«tM C. 0»iit went orer to

NMh*m«3^eraay lo meat III* wife

•nd Mli^ii^lU? 'J^ri|»»/t(ho h>re

bemi ipaudlin

lioMioti Will VflMIRR;

'

Mill l/>ol« Uoi, »bo ipont lb*

wlutor with iho MUiei UUb, dopirt:

WMk. Sho mad* many friendi and

bad mux o^ralrori during hrr lUy

Our voanj Mo«4, C W. Ifoloalfl,

of the firm of X«*«*l'*> I^Hnf**

nplement

Monday.

Commuiileailoni from "Hoy" and

"Cl)««k,''.eani« in too lulo.to gat In tkU

week.

Thof« la ft M<int [a lowa which \rt

WVi iflt dOMu't alter Iti

c«ul[<U OftMiiM.

The pollc« have Jimt got their downulforiu au4*>ow preNat qultea tsU'

itary appoarance.

,wo:

l^grred \)7 the Bev

Wt 1. Sanull vs. Elder

II will be remembered tint the Ror-

vreiul Mr; Uarnail abjii oovdoMeAi fi

pruiricleif nicutln'g'ln^ firs Cummr-lanil Preibylorian ebnreh of thl> city

teveral weeki ag^ Tbo lilaKmi'iiic

reporti l>o«i'iSwBwaf ftjllMwTann., IndlMtothat ha hai iliico bo-

coma vary dlMM^^fiT^^ii a

•oelal leandal. Tna nawa comaa that

ha ban H^jinrrad Mil -ebtr^ 'aialiiit

Judge Robt. L. Carutheri, ona of the

Haraaflar Wa cannot pnUii'j obltu~ flnatt lawyera In the laud, and pro-

ariaa axeeadlac taa llNei|^ ozcepl^ feiaor lu Comborhiud UnlTcnity.

f4ranli|ag raiai~ton eaiita k i'.uo. Tha flnt l< that, claln:Ing to ba •

Weunder-tandacoinpanyofyouug^p^^^Yolk* taking a iilaawrt; W^WjJirlaje.' and claming «i fur back ua

FJjot Rock next Tliursday.

2^;. jP«liitail;dogj» wari MiaiMg >hi nov-

alllai 00 llif jilraeii lail week. Bed

aaanad fo b* ih*<i^raraiiiiif faikloii.

Tha tobacco Fair ha( b«en polt-

poaad UQtilJoue 17lh, owinj; lothe

Jry west bejj^for the lail levcral

rie», of Clarkirllla,

Uctobur 21, 1877, lo barela hii poi-

iciiloii evidence of her Innocence of

writinjf or mailing vlcioui anoiiy-

mouiletieri, hoifiui iiot,ii« to-tha

praaent time piiDlMiaff lo 'Muehvfthat erIdcDco a< would utabliih bar

inuoooiice, nitlioiieh iba wu pubiiali-.

od III the party upon Whom lUBpiciou

hail fallen aatlM «rrHar«f ttandalbua

itnonvmnui loltarl recalrad by varl-

4itf{AM»-the KJ^T-rrtWS*^^^^^^^the couiiiyiay tbaltba ty la making

fearful r*^<c^(M;;ttia,r(llV1K W"^'plaiitl.

CorrcapojiMli will pleaie notal-

ludu lo llie wonllii-r in tiieir coinnui-

iiicniloHii. The Wealhir Ii the lalna

all over the counly.

crowded oot tbia weak. Va will

piibll^i i4J.« . f ";

There wa« another runaway acrapa^

and • T«hicl(v«ma«hedi|p^> fra»i>«|

our wliiilow Ttiuriifiiy'HHflllr'' Jl^

bydy If^ri, ^ojvfvaft j • • -

Duy your iheet inuilc of 6. II.

Turner. 'IIK'Uai a largt ifork on

badd ^UOIMitr't IwlfM. 'Liberal

'iHirount lo teacheri.

Tha (ttH>il tciaplir'a Lod^a -'weul

under" a week or two agtfi A brave

haiidfbl iirii)rgl«d long agilnit tb«

aico|Mj|>e 4ld«L bM Ibpy varainb.

niei^ltcdaf lalf'-

Mr*. I.iiity Tiiikliaui, » widowed

dauj{(|ier ^f,^r.'<;ha*> Hlimkelforjl,

died fA (ha r«sld#ne^ 6f Ifri.WliUavall, iH.tlili elly, Jait, JUfu^f, »vfeilm to tMk- IMal Jla»rti, a«wiiii>|(',

lion'"

Kvory waruhouM clerk In town hai

coma lo iia |>rlvatr.ly and accwned iii

of bcInK 1bo poraunal in oiir allufloiii

laat week, in Ihepieoc lieadcil "Moon,

•triicl." "A "Jjullty conitience need

»

^o accj

bare

wait

•iiiii-jgii."

A Eonible Story,

'akkstrom tha 'Btomaoh

The otlicr day a nogro man walked

iulo lliu i]iug sloi-o and told Mat..

>bUriiii|( that >ie had been conjured by

iOlblS onciily wlio li.id piil snakes into

him, ttpd lliat ho wanted aomething

io raliero hiin Mil, with great giav-

Ity, exiilttined to liim that he was pos-

eased of a prescriplion coimnunici-

Icd to hiui by which he could cure

people ill his condliioii. He then

•bowed iiiin several snakoii, lizznrda,

Mptlpatlo8, etc., which he had ex-

tracted from liiose sliiiilarly afllicted

The uegro llieroopoii begged lilm

most piteooily to take the roplile out

of bit atoraodl^ which Mut. afDrmod

aame u the flnt. On or about Ucto-

bwr. 1877, rcporti ware circulated that

(Mnilhera bad bom intimate with

Mill Cabal, ani;^ l^-. aftcrw u d

aiionynioui lettMHaajAlngthat Mrs.

llockett, a wealthflad^' ct Hsbaiiou,

waaoii terms of loo creat intiniaey

with the Rev. W. II Darnall, wereextouiivcly circulated. U was biH»-

posod tha^,yjaMl^ofatX|itruljWedthe reportrmMR*OlralliHfimiT KM(Jahal, and that. In order lo ba ra-

rangod, UMfMml wrola the aiion-

jrmon lellcre. The breeze croaled

by the letter resulted in Caruthers ro-

jm><"<f eldership,W lh(4>bt'c|.' Mif^r QMal'i name beli)K itrlckeii from the' Mi of mMibwamii; 'MTMUrallon

of the eliargei will eomiMae«4e-mon*ow In Lebaoon. - • : "

j j

|

(en op ''a'gM^li^ai^iUi^iM ^i^'I

prepilNdiBibpohal of iratac. Pretty

aoott-iba olodielM bad Iba daalred

e(rsct, and cbkn|piiV ^i 1 ilfniaqll.

closing his ey^i'and leanlilir OteV the

bi(##;ttM!; Miir9'r(#.wrthil porformanoa ltat;4Htiy droppail'

a snake over tha nagro'i ahouldor

into the bnoket without being leen.

Whoa he hafVemyiled his ttfoinach h*

Hook a »tic)6 «f|d bjwaii to, liiyeaiijfate

the contents of the bucket. Ofoo'urao

lid found a sniVo obcui twelve inches

lohg, knd a« «o raised it up he ci-

olflipoa, ".Oreot'({odJ thar it is I I

Btias-Qiib-

knave's It was thar! I folt it catin',

and 1 felt it when it come out of myniouili I and now I am aa well na 1

ever was in niv life. Uonfound dat

i)\gger wlint conjured me." Mat.

than iold |iim adollara worth of loud

llone to oorry in liU pocket tu pre-

VMiLa MMtl^ipUfP^. 4<<..^"<)- aOuMdin

oJfia#C^«juiOinf. Whan'laM avru

'^l^ie markec during the week was

aleady and full on Luga and Low Leaf,

but weak and irregnlar on the better

grades. The prevailing notion aniong

planturg that thoy will get better

prices in June inducing tbem lo hold,

tbgftlier with the long dry season wolian liad lor handling Tobacco, forc-

ing the balk of sales within so ihort

a |)crioJ, we /ear will tend to depicsa

piices anil create di^appoiutnient.

I'lie fact tliat Kupply and demand con-

trol prices, we think shouM induce

holders of tobacco to sell when receipta

aie liglit and pricei reaaonable, rather

timu take obancea when the fature

prospect ii for a glutted market.

Many aia enabled to order and sell,

wtflie their noighbora have no icaaoiii.

and rumor aaya tobacco on Wbioh bills

ana drawn haa not been in older daring

tlfe scihon.

^rweck oading MflyiOth, 1870;

Receiau 28G

Salei :

.

itiooi

.

.24C

.271

'iygkhary^oi

BEVUUil.•

farmiira are needing rain

Ula'

barban on .iKa eomer of Mala and

UMiVt Biriaia, ftaM jifat'flued Bp ibair

new aUop IN baudiowa ]i^f|Bd*,M«licit tha conllnoad pafrouaga of tbe

public-

A iir|iro boy asmtil Jolm XlcPoy

waa acrideillally shot laat Kridav by

Willie ^11 while I'irowlni; haUa for

Jbe ibSSlin;; chili. ilc waa shoi In

Ira'MaMi tt !• thotyM oM «nH ia

lealroyod. . tMM^hellgb^i-oufI ti ni)t eouri'Iered daugeroui.

Wa wcnMiown a picture last weak,

ROW 6ti . |iikklblili^4» .^'>«^tilawA Ware.dMir^'

Waller, of Ibti liiy.x

humble judc^ent

It hai been leveral months ainca

an event haa happened in this city

iIm* : awakened •ocliuijlvorsalinjor-

aat aa lMiV>!f4l^^'^<'M'"Stiu*, (brmal)' MdMrlia OkrMchurfsb bara, abd Hlw Cora (ilih a

wInMma and aeeomplUhad^ davgUfff

:

of l)r. D. J. Glib. VMiMuptlalii^oelabralad atUia ehuroh

laat Tliuraday, 8th intf, hi Iba praa.

cuca ofona of iI»i|]m,Hlaet^aiid re-

tiied aiidleiiceuNQK aaa«a;jl|[i|( Ij

nopkiniville. 1 >.

At a few mlnatflf|)«|H''a|OTei

rualle of ailka annOliatrd,' the ap'

proach of the bridal party. A aub-

ducd murmur of admiration canio

from llie ^gnj(rei{atioii^ as the atlcii-

danis came alowly up' the aisle and

took their aprTO!>rla4«' poallloni, and

irbcii the tall and jtaiely groom, and

hia yoong and blushing bride entered

and tpok ,tbolr i-aiid beneath the

aroh of avw^reai^a^^ powers, $-pib

which was iiiipen^etataaloful ^n-Dgrara,<««i«poied of the Initial Iflten

of Ilia happy conple^ iulenae silence

prrvafleilf. Kido'r C. &. tfnrshall of the

CHrtaUlu Church then united tlioin

Id «ra4|jMk|Mid iav^ad-iha biaaslni;

Aflal^efRtaMy^a 6^«f party

ienilMitiff oTtba ni<w\f -traiMad'eo'n-

pie ; Ur. J. T. Lctjbrr and MIsi Lizzie

tiisb{ J^K. J, !* Doriey, and MiuLulu Loot; Ur. Waiter tfarnett and

bi»'<w«k' OTbiUiling tbe aiaake to a

crowd of' 'abblel aympathlaeri who

were telllus mfraotflbiil 'atoriei or

•nakeiaiul lueh tlilBga which they

i^d ae£i lAkan Ctam Daopte balore

keiaiul lueh tlilBga wblcn iii

, aaity work f

f

til* kjudavai aut4t^e| bn >n4-

leiir, «r v^Saigbl lay l>y k')l^'reNlan•

at arllj t, It> Jlppklnivlll*. We do not

knov, the ilamo'of'ihb'pUiure, but It

re)>rcsenl!i a little ck'ki with uplomed

faec, olajiping III m^ii

nock. It certainly/'

vpyo Mfn t^\k. U' Tbe fjA.4LOfV>iJ<(^:^»^ .'l*"".

tha eotiibP>«»lMn and BoMejIvUle

ViM Lncy Day ; Mr. K. T. Rabarda

Mir, proceeded to iV^epot, ^

Farmers who have finlahad plant

iiig «orn -are- buaity •awMlod pro-

parlug lobaciKt land. >^

'

Muinpiaiiti wboopiusrcsufh still

V^Ctinia are agalu making thuir a|i-

^niMoa. Oreeu fruit la prob'ibly

IfHtnlbe cause thin llins.

^Iril^. jr. Iltton, who haa been

feachidfe « ^rifMa aeliobi this

place, cldt^'^(•rlatl»ol ou ffriday lo

move li> llopkliiavllle with the Doc-tor. Mrs. I'atton is an excellent

icacher aiid-licr lenviiis i» rciirelltd

byall. Doiibilesa lliu_ aitiittliiiii will

lAi-lmril lo till Willi' one wlm wllrprove as saiistacloi-y as ghe h-is done.

The 'boy* ii,;<i g<rii nro nmuaingIhomielvei by .ttihing with uiiitsuar

w^jffin?^^'^/X keroampifnp oitploded in Mri,

B^l. Cnlloid'ihaiKls'the other day,

which Iriiflitoucd her coiifidcrabl

FuriuiMitoiy wo dniuago wai doujo.

Mr. Waller Howe, the haudaomcyoiiiijf (fcntleniBii of AlhAii*,' phfo,

WU hnil been visitijijt^^Jiuiryet th

Ihia ncltfhborhood Inr'.a Tcv' .ii^oiithi,

left on Ihe I81I1 iilt. W lilt h6ra<;

much lo tlie rei^rot «f .;,bU' Maii'y

relatives and fricmlH.

Mr. Zachariali McAfee ia on a trip

la Canlofi Ky., in tbe iutvrcal of tbe

suulTtrade.

.

.' A baas balLoNb. wilt' be organized

here In a rpw davK, wiih the tilln of"

il Stockings." A "Ko-ball club" it«li6 ueed-

;he

yarr¥«foh.

'Tobscco jdautH look very fine in

lOllie portions of the neighborhood,

while in others they are being liter-

ally^devnurcd by tbe bugs.

...Mr., Kd. Jones, who has the repu-

tation' .of being, au expert tobacco

raise;- tleclarei - hia readineaa to commeuca sotting plaota next week,

A party of younjf gentlemen and

ladies, equi[ipeil with fiKhing tackle

anil aeveral w«li-ftii«d biakets, set

nut on a fialiing cxpeditioB«oiti< day

of laat week, bnt gro4t aras onr as-

toniahmeni in the epniA);' ^vh'en ihe.i

iclurned declaring that tbe large

[KHid to wbish they repaired did nut

contain a ain^'le Hah, or elio with

seinea and huuki llicy smcly would

have caught more llian three.

A negro man named .Jim Sieger

while latuming from chnich last

.Monday night nuddonly ilruppod dead

at the feel ol two eompa.iiona, who

imniodiately naniinoin.' Dr. Konncr

whote ie»idence was not faraway.

The Dr. aaid. it waa occaij^d by a

llow of bli^ to'Jba. I>e#rt. It acems

lie had Inen thrtMhi from a iiorse n

few daya.jprioT to JUgMmfly do.^th

and fromSUa etficte ojyfhlc^ |^ haA'

ZESO—at Ball'a Bridge

Street Bar, btft not fraeainf.- Beat

brands ofBrandieaand Whiakiei sold.

Mint Jalips, Sherry Cobbleri and "u

la Coflce," specialties.

LOOK! LOOK ! !

In order to close out my large stock

of Dry Goods, Clothing, etc., by the

Ut of June, 1 will soli gooda at 20 per

cent, less than you can purchase them

elsewhere. ReapeclfntlVr- -

• Pfi.LIEBER,

Don't fail to go to Metcalfe ik Bona,

at this place, or 1'l.^iksville. and get

you a good, reliable Reaper to Out

your wheat, oati or grass.

Don't believe everything competing

ugeiita may aay against McUormiokReapers. Aak IbiMa <|r)M ongbt to

know.

Meiirs. Blumenateil, UcCamy and

Bonte invite: aitpoCidfifbftbipiibllc to

their latest atyla flniah of Carriages,

Buggiea, ikc. They are running a

full foiao of experienced worlcmen and

warrant all work strictly first clas.i.

You can purcliaso anytiiing in their

line at Louisville, Cincinnati or NewYork prices on same qualitfgpf gooda.

Call and be convinced.

Ifcapectfiilly, vOurs,

BLUilKNBTKlL, McCaMT & B JXTJ.

Special induceinents oit Second hand

buggies and robkaways, lor cash in

hand.

Blcmessthl, McCany ik Goxte.

I have lonr or fiva second-hand bed-

steads and niattroaaes. Bcitrly a< good

as new, and will close them out at

COHI I have a largo atock of furni-

tnre on liand, both lino and cinimon,

and invite altcntjon of tbe public to

my piioea. Baapt'v,

'A. W. Ftlb.

Walclies, loch, Jewelry,

JAS. M. HOWE,^SUCCESSOR "iO W. H. HOWEW

AMERICAN AND SWI8 WATCHESIn solid OoW ana Sllr.r Caaw.ia.t rocelred «n<l to IM »M W">P«*'«|^

Thalarieaf stock ol Ulooks«m brought lo HopUaarme last (MXiTia, all «a

noos^BOonpojMC p£tj[09BMII«A l«rK« nvfiT ol aolld Gold Blnn ol all liiada, away (Jowa la; »Tloei. Sole a(«at lor «•

celebrated . ^ •-

The finest watch in the world fur ilie money. Those celebrated watches all

have quicli trains, making eighteen thousand boalB lo tbe hour. 1 have

greatly reduced the price of

And the public will find it to their interest '.o bring their watches, vlnekl aad

jewelry lo ine and have them repaired by skillful workmen who niidentaaH

their bakinc K. I make the accurate adinalment of fine and ootiiplicaied

watches a spcciahy. I keep In alocl at teduced priees afoll ailortment ^o( 0

very fine quality ot .

Sewing Machine Needlesfor all naoMaes. Call aad sea at Hswa'a *«walry Slora. aornor Main ani Sprinf »*r»«».

JAS.M-HOWE.vMar.lM)

.

.

IlissolaHoii Notices

The finn ol Henderson di Cavanahis this day dissolved by mntaal oi>u-

sent, N. L;- di^8aa|i retiring.' 'Cba

buiineu t^ill - i><*'i!arri«d on at th^

old stand by E. VV. Henderion, whoassumes all the indebtedneia of the

old firm and will eolleet all monies

due. E. W.HEiNDBBSOK.May 1, 1879.

Fruh Milwaukee Beer at G. W.Hall's. Phernis Hotel.

not entirely recovered,

Dr. Di^ bara nntiAipDrtiliring a

great mani impirnvoint^. hiada tlii*

spring, ifijie itiay judge from t'he coi*

tinned ltoib-,S»"K' that way-

He has ncNT ik tiio couise of erection

a very enpBuidious stable which will

be coinldeled vary soon. We ilon't

know whetlier the l)r. intends joining

uaoriiot, but sppcaiaucoa are very

much against him.

Mr. Tiin. Major went fialiing the

other daj^f .Indeed Begaes "4 fiahin*

light oiteii. y

Mr. U. A. Seay slBHWl^reA'a propensity for spinning long 'yarilpf

aa in the days of yore.

Tke Standard Thresher of the Vibrator Class.

Bhd Gnynu and aiaUr paid Iff^tore.

FRE8H 8T0CK MILLINERY.Mrs. If. E. Rogers haa received a

beautiful liiio of faahionahla Millinery

Soodsand aolicits an inspection of hor

latent stylo Delizia, Jessica, Hortcnse,

Sybil, and (Jamille Hats. These

gooda arc licBli, new style and will be

sold at lower price?! than ever before

oCfeiud. llcsoectl'ully,

Mra. M. K. Rogers,

KasbvilleSt (ncarKufurmed chuich.)

The City Saloon, on Main 8t.

keeps tbe ficshest and be^t beer to be

h^d, and always sparklea' wltl) its

,^yirtues. Call and see me.

Lan^le} Bell.

Thread, par dosan, 15 aenta; at tbe

1>0

MOST DURABLE

w. fiiniWi cniiT 0.0 rcg-iUi AmmAH-Tinaa" rano«iflo»Tr>«i;u (iclfiirDHiinc) I'uaio*, '"•rSo ifatrad,

Wa iMOtaauail all «ar fitv Magac rrmnt ths ataiMlard nf cxwIUiH-a (be

Iba voiM la ThmhUia Msihlwrr.A Ml wanutr yhtti «u mrrwlof

waaall.

TEB LSASnmFARM

ENGINEIf rnr^RRT

IN AMERICA.r ' AviTaAS-TlTWa*

Mrvisit to their nisu-r, Mrs. Cayce^ laat

week.

Miss MoUio Martin, of your city,

wan out at church last Sunday. Wpri'Miino hlic is, or li:"< been, on a visit

tji'the (iimily of Sir. Owaley

Qauze L'ndcr-ibirts, '20^4°^5 oants

at the 49 cent Store.

Knitting Cotton S cents per ball;

at the 49 cent Store.

It a WJ Finall rilillllainl .. .

v« tarnUh our .Mloniu <1am4niinnaAtiKlimnt, ninklns » of "AuMman-T»ylor" TbrMbrr Uia i.i«t flnTor^ntUrr

In MM. Thi'lr vork In tt.a «diulf»llAa ofVtteftHfol tl>rr«htinn.n Iti wbiKt, oolatrvr,I«rlf7, tlm.,(b7, a^x, mlllal, rtljiara

alur«r, rii-« hoU bfau.

CO

£<z>uiz

d

Ladies Hose; Those Kood hearted, bard-working g<yiHing rellowH, Junnings and John

^IdM^cf are huvittg ihem a aplondftT ', Socks, per di

bam built, -s- 49 i:ent Btore

Mlw aai

and Mlaa Mary Day; and Mr. Tom.

W. Long,

Immadialoir,,!

and H^amMl bii Ib^ train tor

llendcraon, the future home of Mr.

and lira. Sllna. . , . , /

Wa kra rasnaatad by Ihk Pkrtles

eralWII ''W tllll IIVMHUiiMN yst

a Itaptbit.e^rd^or^^Kpflbriug

|0 nsa * ' " " " ^

and

wmV LLt lp'!il.V)liW'V!S^

taptlat . ebBreJ^or_piorRoii-Bu|n|g,'^(ti

dimib w|i| irlMgOlni

tbi Clirls-

1 cJimilb w<p| |M^MtgOlng repairs

1 ejfuld ba Modj)«ud al so the

"1."'? f ^?ih«i« «!>• "X"". fo' the .weet muaicold oltiun that U waa *«i up about

gone lo Clarkivllle

branch to thjir

house.'in ^itaci

ir large Impl

r Is

clever.i. iiiiMj«kiilUUi^1»»<"'(«^>«

Aillow and an upflkl'taiid straight niad for a bankj»e undl

forwaVd TiiShleflSfe^him much aucccaa in hia liew field.

by a man ttawad Crow. hwaaboilt

•Mad and

all appoar-

Iba

J. U. Btpl

Livery, Feed _..

.

everything firal-claaa in bis line. Bee

aunounooment.

Horsford's self-raising Bread Pow

ders are being introduced in our city,

and>re liked by all.

Maasrs, Cowan * Baker are hand,

ling WalUr A. Wood's Self-Biiidor,

Soll'-llake-and Special Tobacco Com-

pound.

Several items of valuable trade

news can be found in our "Special

Local" depaitment thi« morniug.

Attentioc is called to the iooble-

oolnmn opening annoanoement of

Messrs. Metcalfe <k Soot in this issne.

Tliey are still handling McCormioks

fnll line of Reapers and Mowers. Mo

Cormick'a Solf-Binder iolla without

"trenblo," If yon cannot conveni

ently call on this firm in Hopkins

villa, then do so at their branch house

in Clarksvillo.

John W. 'Winfroe, al Cafky Sta-

tion, is agent for the sile ol the cele-

brated Aultman-Taylor Vibrator

Thresher and Engines. Farmers'

Triend Grain Drill, and the Oaborne

Solf-Binder. These goods are alriot-

ly standard. Mr, Winfree baa sold

this Thresher several years and it is

conceded by all to be nnoxccllcil The

Isbed by Trof fitoinhsgan and

choir., ^^y. Uiqy evfr be aa

ly aa tKey deaerve, and lifo Will

have no clouds for them.

4nc(u,arafii«>ittidtt "••y W,TSjy.'they were poOiT A paC£f the

MlMlbi #hMwiM>«lplaeadt^llbe

Dr. W. r. Patlon, Uttajaf BillOtlew,

bu raoaiitty loeatedbara fw-tha parmtammM amw^n^nrve

iralpaironage. Mrs

P«^loa-w0i; rn eonneellon with Mrs

Brambam, cohduet a school tor girts,

beginning next Ml. Mrs. Patton is

a Isdy of rare accompl'ibments and

ooRilCvt^la axparleuoe, and tha

aobool titight by tha abova named

ladies will be abnndaoUy woribr tbe

patrouaga of the people.

A drummer, whoaa lyma we aup*

^reis. oot of oonilderailon for tha

home ha rapreientt, Insulted a dangh

ler of a pronluent olttsan on tbe itraat

one day lait week. Ua iniolenlly ao.

costed her with some Impudent rO'

marks ponceruing her beauty and then

f0l|<j;irMt ker leveral nioarei, trying

lo brlig ilmMlt into her tioUce by

conghlngralo. Hia name li ktiown

by the irtanda of tbe yonug lady, and

unleaa he deports himself In a mora

gontleniatily wanner he will subject

himself to an application of solo leath.

er, ihould he return.

Business la looking upward eonaidcrably, indicating iMl' tMaaivahead. Wo hope.

bu?wo lovolo JoTe otlSri occation'

Hi-

{Mt^llitioii wai

loea w«ra eondncla<| at WestiMIoii test 8«n^]i^ tM»K. lo.tl

'

ih

gati

madowas 111 atinul nef

Uncle Cnjce baa had his

boiiae le^inted recently.^'

Johnny-uOiaenwoud, a youM^ manof rare iiM|fi|;triooB qualities nnH two

liundred ,i|i4j^|i'ty fffSig chkkunji

game onw'at that

Fruit and wheat through this sec

Jon look finagjaa^ i Suaitum,

rnaiiM^^XlfAnAzixK for Jun 1 1s

, . _ „, already on our table, exceptiouallyor&<aU!l^^.k9"^im,.|t-ngjlW^ and ineriiorious'ln every de

» . - ...principle steel

I -..Tha alaetlon for town oAeera pass-

ed aff quIeUr him lasir Saturrtay.

(nia lollowHijf are trualces elected ibr

Ihe ensuing year: Dr. Wado, 11.

Vauglian, J. C. Terry, A. J. Kelinar,

Sr., E. S, Stuart. Three of tbe abore

llcebsii'or'tho «pon* hav^ expire^

whSfilr ttiiiy gcrilitifir itHf6V(*cd

again or not. M. D. Brown waselected Police Judp and J. Kan>uer Marshal.

Or. R. C. Kanner kw goit« to Pror-

Idencc, Tenn., prOapectldg. Wher-ever Bob does locate wo wish himsucoesa, and recommend him to tho

favorablOiMMalderatloii of the people.

!Mi«aM|^ik:K^iiedy aud Mettle

l/)wls,tv^ir Todd's moat winsomelasses, at^ >l«|tini Miss 8na Kllls^

Tha b«iutlfnl |ri(\ paid our town-a;visit yesterday.

W. W. BalUrd has bcoiveickfor

soma days bnt Is Improving rapidly ;

eas

ure, (oi- .^re kind 'er like 'em a little.

Miss M6III0 Reeves, a pretty and

Intrrestlng yonng lady of MayJ"'^'Hi o*VV[«li^i ei»{ fcmily bt^Mr.

Sup While.

-'kUl'Cttla Lauder Is spending a

Kr.'tJre. Dltigiim, H «renl ' sirfferer

nroni cancer fur several months past,

left for New York . city last week,

where lie will probably remain lOmolime, nrtdergoing treatment. Mtr/VT.

U. UUI, b(a«|iale,nalao. aco«i9paiiiad

him, though not ailUetad.

Tho Tobacco Fair At Fiiirrlcw lins

beair ^jr^dhtma mr i^^^i-

June S8th, on account of the protract

ad dry wenthcr.'

loud S^i.

All IrUlinian, naojiad Patlfifirt^

was found dead In thfc Ohum itf

Boljevlew last Sundi^y.. :i'.a ileathls

Molvod In myjterjr. He,waS'a ||^as-

^rer, well known, and liked hi the

comnviHjity. Ho was addicted to the

hfWlv^of Int0xl6iitlnn ialiti;. tfoM''^.

died In a fit ' of rtriinkenneis. There

aojyWgnj of

Ua waa burled In tha ohiirob yard.

His iiga,«aa;a)^tti forty retri.

J|li'waa'4ut ou (bo street yesterday,

f Tha ttibacco fair will be held al

ihtl place Salurdiy, the Htli day of

Miiy, Initoad of the 7tb, as your typo

made ma aay. ^ -

Pr6f, li. U' Baker's school Nrlll

sire a diinn»tto entertsl"mont at the

Masonto;lIaHat this place ou tha 17th

of June. 4

I>r. J(> Rcnner a«d family, of Borerly» are visiting hii falhsr'at this

place. He bai many warm frieiida

here at bli old home.

There is a great deal of sickness In

»y«

ofA. B. Vasa, :1b

haa been unconsciou*

ncovary: is

Usm at tharlin

av cent 01

per

tore.

pair,

dozen, 4ft cents; at the

Ihl'Srlliisr;, whlcH wasvery 'TSfg'cfj^ -attended, and all pro-

nounced it a very pleasant attVir.

Rers. A. W.. Meachaiu and JohnBpnrlin delivered Interesting aer-

luons. Onr town and neighborhoodwas well represented. A good manyof the ladies and irenllenicn from this

place, also attended the I'lciiic and

dance near Pee Deo on the same day.

DiE't—Infant, twine of Mr. and

Mrs. William J. Bacon, one on the

2nd, and tho other on Iho 7th Inst.,

aged respectively 13 aud 18 days. It

must b«° sweet In liifmioy to give back

,tha spirit to its maker; sweet for the

freed soul born to suffering aud pain.

It ia » bitici liutv to lay In Its narrowresting place the baby form. AVeknow it ir well with the children,

but human love is strong', and thoughtearji are shed, we must sny, "Thywill be done." The parents have our

ilprerest sympathy In their saddest

of all beroavementa.

Mr. Robert Turner died, after a

linjteving illnasa,' on the 6th lust., at

the advanced age of 87 years. Thero

was oiilv alspio of three; months beIweon the death of his wife and himself.

SUOBTrBLLOW.

partmeiit. Tho principle steel ea-

nvlng, "Among tho Hills," Is one et

rarest bcauiy. Tbe double>slie

lored Dsslilon' plate, not only gives

very Ulest Parisian styles, but Is

lao an exquisite picluro. Then there

is a colored design lor the cover of a

blottihg book, lo be worked ou black

latiii, witb gold'.knd silver tl)rcad,

after a Japanese 'j^slgn, ao pretty

that every laiTy, w« should think,

would bqiitt ' to worn oba at once.

Thcae colored pnltcrnsare a specialty

of •I'deraon ;'' no other Magaiiiio

gives tbem; they apppear monthly

Mid muat be rery ejtpausiro. 7I>*

Horlea are unusually ipbad, even Tor

this Magazine, wbcro they are always,

as one of our co-temporaries' eays,

"of remarkable beauty.'* Tba'-Work-Table" depart mont lifpartlcular full.

Uothlng but Its enornioiis «lrcuianon

eould enable ''Peterkinr. lb 'glre «o

asuoh for the money : ffn 'iticuuteBii-

h\y the cheapest as well as bestiMag-

a*lne of Its kind. Kvcry lady should

have It. Its price is but two dfllars

a year, wiih great deductions to clubs.

Specimens are sent, gratii, if written

for, to persons wishing to snbacrlbe,

)*r to get up clubs, for "Peterson"

challenges comparison between itself

and'otliora. Address Chas. .T. Peter-

son, 3Q0,Chestliut Street, Philadelphia,

9

ATTENTION.

Messrs. Ci^ss, Duokir & Dfyer hav-

ing facilities for tnniiug out first-

class work of thair own. maqnlSHtnra,

and every piece warranted, tako this

method of reaching the trade. Theykeep nq shoddy work of Eastern man'ufaclure, bnt sell only tEat which they

know to be good aud can he relied on

—their own make. They are turn-

ing out neater work than ever before

offered, an<l respectfully solicit every' xmo to call add examine their ear-

fiagas, buggies, Phaetons, dtc.

Cross, Dockxr & Uryek,' Hopkinsvitle, Ky.

MADE OlflY BY

tto iuliMa U Taylot Company, tefioU, 0*

Nilti Mil t« >ll win iikti« ti Titflpi

oor.o Mid h* woHl't mlat r>LlT Ma laojr cltmblnc % hi^U |hnc«, biafinf wi>l>«>n guto rlcltt ftt Mt §\<if. Ilwl UmCrr«t artlit MtwI to IliU >Iur, %Q WOUltl

MT« fMJotMl Mij u a thr>WMrta*Q bt>-liiK Kiiy ntber oUm t*r thmhldf tua*

• • • • I ' acwkaji-cbliMsry wbca li« r«u]4 (oi

Taylok" gooiid.

if

n» abara (aats, aal Ixiraa ar Rtiatra l\>r laaii, far Mlt hy

J. W. WIIVFREE*-DEALBU IN-

SraOTAT. LOOAXiS.

Sam MeColpin and K. Shanklinnoma for

hr,t tbeyhar^MPi«M»lMtto their roc

.o|»Ol^^^S Sl'°''K«l'«*

wlH not jecoveV,

clubs at iJunes'BTackimltt shJf^tb-Jj^t^ ..^o™, ^.^

riat«liar'k|reoary.opiN«Dd will ptn-

ICE CREAM.For tbe Pnie, Unadulterated arti-

ok,>ROto SavAoa's.

Strawberries and Cream, the first

of the season, at Savaob's.

I have on hand a large and well as-

sorted stock of Ready Made Clothing,

wbicU will bo sold extremely low.

PH. LlEBEB.

. Ojir Jovial frioiid, Nick Cox, of

Believiow, had the audacity .(?) to

stop ni on tho street the other day

and.aubscribo for the South Kbn

tvifiuMi. Justin tbe Nick of tio^i) t^

draw that gora watch, perhapi.--

,ve not done so, re-

have but three

to "ooma and do llkowla?."

ii>l..» 'ddkcd la tfoorgla lobl Keek.

All persons indebted to the firm of

Philip Lieber will please como for-

ward and settle immediately.

Ph. Liober.

Blue-lick, Kisscnpcn and Soda

Water, cool and fresh, at the Blue

Front Drug Store. tiish A Qarner,

Just Received a fine, large Line of

snmincr clothing in Linens, Bine

Flannels and Alpaccas, also a hue

lihe of White 'Vests, which wo will

sell lower tb^n the lowest.

Strong dc Frankol.

' The Old Reliable has jnal received

anew liite of aatiiples of Worsteds,

Ladies corsets 25 to 09 cunts; at the

49 cent Store.

Balbriggan Hose, silk clocked, SS

cents per pair; at the 49 cent Btoia.

cen^tTpJ^^TiSft 'ilSi^lhal

money; at the 49 cent store.

Ladies Kid Side Lasa Shoea, Mcents; at 40 cent store.

Para Iml Dalivawd daily; qna caat

per potibcl. "Wlirbava tilka Jea in

due season. A . 'V. Tuwhis.

We use pore drugs only in compounding prescriptions. OiaU ik

Garner, at the Blue Front Drug Store.

GOLD DUSTI

If yoa want the best and

cheapest Tobacco Fertilizer,

buy GOLD DUST of

Q. G. SSANKUN.'

jd'8f.'bM8TAlf»"-

Still keeps the very ba|l brands o'

Coal Oils, Non-SHilosiTa,0|la of the

highesttiaftij(ui|MU«<t qUility, Au-rora oflitfti>'#<^««M «M«. - tMiiupa

and Lkbi^ itUMti Qbeeuswaift>/''riii>

wars, etc.. eto."'

Blue Fcont Drug Store.

WILD GOOSE LINIMENT

Prepared and mamifaetnrad by the le-

liable house of OISH di GABNEB,^opkinsville, Kr..

Agricultural Implements,

Stapk a&d Cbceries, Etc.,

Casky, Keiilueky.Branch oifico also m lIopkinRvillo, Ky

Acyoining Brownell & Go's. PI

H0FKIN8VILLE, KY.,

a Ek»MA & CO., Prop's.

BTary deaertpllBB of aaaalrtae work no«at*4 la a food laM darabi* atyla

Casting tfnd Repairing a Specially.

W* nWDMflwIar* Tabaeaa Senwa, Xaw Moaklaarr. !»«»>> aulaa aadM klaAi «( BraaaQooda. Aa w««rapracUoal«orluaaB,]roa<aBmjri4»B*i»k iMiDsaVUialueaataaahacaiM.

All wort wattaatad.

Wo are antborixad to annonnea

DR. J. II. PREWITT,of Hopkins County, m ai«aud.idata

for ho BUta Senate; lObJeDt to Iho

acliinof thoDamoorallo party.

March It, toll

TERMS STRIdl^ky

Tlia UDdarsKnad has the aienajr tor aaliinf tba I'olckratad

CiRlIiilEHl MlililES,ri II/(DLBY8^B.AN0C. HAYE8..

Ukaj ycariofthorougU trial Tmu platted this n ort. al llit tii-ii.I *jr Uic U'^Vfor

CqOp,BARCAINS,;NEATHESS

DURABlLptilN WEARVoniult ;onr latorastby calltag oa ma aad oaainiaa aad pile* Ala watt lirfora ba^tDf.

Maw work BUda sat tapairtof doBO in beat itrla and at lowsM fsMsiy^

;GEO. POINP^XTER

•..-•t'uii...

j. UOLI..

^^^^^ ^w^^, ^P^iiW^»JWlit

BRIDGE 8TRSCT,

UOPKINSVILLE. ' • • KY.,

J. M. Hipkins, Pro'p.

Bn((lea, llBcka, JlrlTlni and SsMIO Honoa

Ca»simoresandMai«illes for c^slom ilJ£''\'V£liJ2SSii^t^v^ork. A neat fit gnarantocd in every

j^'SSL^mSSMMNU. Utea*'«i.n

article or no sale. otiobuu.

C. JaM».

C. JENNE^tCpa,

Merchant Tailors,84 MAttKET 8T., BET. 1st aud !?nd. S. 8.

Louisville, Ky.

THE SOUTH KENTUCKIANIs prepared to execute oU kinds of

l^t^.':f J..-.

THE SOUTH lEHTlHtKtAN.OVnCM: Jii irfffr M.. lu l. ViiiiiniMl Xtmr

IIOPKINSVII.I.i:. ICY.

Thie Cabbaga Worm.

A correspoiiilcnt of tlio Farmer andFruit Grower tlins ilispnies o( the

cabbage worm: Tl\e caU)ii;;o worm,the Bcoiirge of Norihcrri niul E:istcni

kitchen ganlencrs and truekijatcli men,for the hid four or five years, has beengraJiialljr moving over the ciiiintry,

ami his march westwanl has Juki

reacheil tl is country. At any ra!e 1

wtij fir- i made awara of his presenceby iis clcpredotiopi.oq my cabbngepatch, anil firat saw tb* ioilJorn, or but-,

lerllie.s, which lay I he ej,% producingthe worni, early the present week.i"he miller i« nn iuiiocent enoimhlonkinp; while bntlcrfly, haviiijjii-prendol n iims of abonj two inol^iou t the woim is a lender green thingof from a third to a fnll ihch lonp, ac-

cording to t,TOH ih. When the millers

arc abnndant, they fluller in swnunsQver cabbage patches, and the wormsarc vomiious foedera. But the latter

are eakily killed, hot water at 8 tem-perature of one hundred alid twentylive degrees doing the basiu>^ effect-

ually. JKor mneir, l atMcksd withaoapands madd m foUowing way: . !(«one (jniirt of aoap, add a teaKpoonfulof crude carbolic aciil, stir and mixth,)ron!;lily. Then to a bucket ol

water (cittern or wrft water >« p'efera

Ide) add ono lhinl ol thesc.ap, m^dii- a

undo and sprinkle s.) as to wot each

eabbase tho.oiif^lily. Uepeat the

opcratirin every iinri aiiii; till thr wormsaw dcUtciyod. Ul these I'ml. Lazcn

' lljri of CoTUcll Universiiy, siiys: "Ali-

tt BOmoroiif exporimeuio audcareful trials, fli4a?''igilV'''

''''

following remediea. knowing (liem lo

bo aafe, cheap, and effective: Fimt, »

•ointiou of one pound of whalc oil

»oap in about «ix gallons of water, ap-

plied tyiro or throe times during the

i'asnn; second, tar-water—pi- pnrel

by placing a few (jiKi Is into n h ru'l

of water, and a| jdying ihismixliirc

two or three times dui ihf,' the season."

Having no wl.ale-od so.p ov tar al

eommand, I used ih'j siids as prepared

above, and so far wiili good i-CKiilm.

The wnrma itmat be dentmyed. bo-

caute when the cabbagM, which haveonly been slightly ealen by ii, cnnv'

to be divited for cookfajf, (hey will be

found to bo foulvdpM deoeiiojr fur

tatinj;.

* . - - s »AMr. Dllk* believe* that the banapa

I plant is one of llie great c^rtea'.ot

tropical coiinirii's-. bcraiu4 It

port liie wiili no labur. trowi as

a weed, iindtvan^s dowil Kt^uOclieiiol i'i|>i\ icnipiing Irnil into your lap

n» yon lie in its cool ihade. '°It will

make nollmijr; you chil eni It raw orfried, and ihat Is all : yon can eat it

every <l ly ol yourliic willioni bi'iMw-

Ing tired ofitj taste; nilhout snfler-

iiig III yvur health, yon can live on ii

e.T'-lii«irp|y. The terriblo results of

ilio plenlilnl |)n«<essinii of IbU Ireo

are 'ceii in Cevlon.at t'auatita, in fco Kl-lnnds of M-^vico, nl tin' Anek-Innil. ill New Z' alnTul. Al Pilriirn's

I'liinil the plaiitain-gnive has Iwaleii

t>i« nilMliiiiry rroiii .4h» itcM; tl^i> miieti lip Clirl<iltanily,.bul un prae-

lice, lo lie t'ol iVoni a people »vhoposke-s lliai laial |)lanl. The nin"li-

tthn<F<T enrn*-niil RKiiiM«t.cnu>e near it

Any attempt to pro<luce a perfnme

in this or any other Ciiunlry thai can

surpass Dr. I'rice's Unique Perfumes

will prove n failure, for Dr. Trice's

pcrluni-.'K are as Ircsh and sweet as li e

flowers fpm which thejr are iBaile.

and cannot he inn mv.-d.

CENTRtl

mmmilHETOFlOMMR

TO BK CLOSED OUT AT

ROCK BOTTOM"

PHECBS.

Seep Flowing.

' IS«w Turk 'Obnerrer^t

Borne twenty years ago there' Was amania among tne ngiicullnral tlieor-

i«la for deep phiwing. Kvery farmer,

it was said, had a farm under his lands

of grea' value, wlaie the plow hadnot yet reacheil. Xo mailer wUatthocharHclcr of thefurface and the sab•oils were, the plow ahonld go in to its

beam. But these men are beginningto get their eyes open. Mr. iieo. E.

Waring, Jr., in speaking of tlie lesulls

of ten years' management of "OgdFarm," says: "Albont six acres were

• aome seven or eight years ago. plowedibont twelve inches deep. The sub-

•oil of blue clay, wldein arts broughtto the, surfacel.wliUlbting iujurv

tn the land. It still ihowl the ill

effect of the treji^ment, in' spite ul

time and manure. There are aome•oils that would be lienefited by plowing twelve inches" |laep, biit they are

scarce." Tlie rale feaf be said to be:

"Never turn op over one or twoinelies of unfertile subsoil in one season; and, when so turned up, the landihonid receive a dressing of maauru,^'

Pattlil Snhagf.

Partial drainage properly carriedout answers a gofid purpose lor theIiroteiil, iind is lo be reromnieiided in

the great mnjorily of cases in theWesi where the stylo of fnrminjcnl s

for the drninaifo 01 large tracts.' Theprice ot farm products simI the mom vcspittti in the Imiiils of larniers w oniil

not warrant a (lilleieut course. Butit should l>o acporiltng to n scllledand well-conceived plnn. Perlormthe work for all liiue, so that whencarried forward ti aliall be a perfectwhole. I can not believe it i^ bestto put n drain here and one there loserve the present purpose—and it is

quite likely not that of the riiii;re.

For a small Rmuunl a sulBcient iiuni-bor or lenls could b«, taken andplaited to enable any Iniclligeuifarmer to go forward bv bimseli wlili

• system of drainage whicli would beof the best acrricH now and nut to bediscarded.

"Why not make nae and dcrlreprofit from other nwn'a CnUirs?""VVIiy repeat tliem ?— i>ror. ShaltuckIH Dtainatit .Invrnnl. ^

* To7ndgt0attii'

The following are good and praciical hints for judgias .caWie: Ananimal possessed of a fine, long, andmossy coat, that is soft under tkehand, has the indication of a goodfeeder, while the fat, as a rule, will bedistributed, giving a good quality of

fine-drained marbled flesh. It thecoat ia short and (inc. the animal will

probably feed well, bat than will be atendency to the formation of internalfat, instead of tha) nflifom distribntion thianghont fUt ayntem which is

desirablb. A harnft, 'eoan*. ^ifv ooatis an Indication of"iionf i<>^ng'qaaH'ties and of late maturitv.

Female Suicides-

i*oor frnil ^ra1nan! How snil tfio life and{

Iiow lijrnlOi' tlH 'K-nlli of iiisitv. Tin- mlilnt^'lit[

tl.p linit^rtu'r, vC!ii-«i aro all lirmixli' into iciiul'.

"itiuri M rli.u tfii lifu. AutI jit iliiftl'lT uio..e of

^(f-ili'stiuitiun i4 nion- fr«<juei t lltan iil!

• »hHr«caiubtiie<l. Wliitu moilK-raui) ilaurtitor I

iiiv jrniltv. f.'Unt-r simli'S »n a'*.''«'nl Kt;-

iii.'il^s n't '>lnr''l V Ipdrrin,.;- llu'iii-fivcs to

JllfJJ.'llL.I > - CM N t< fVMIll,- 1(1 11 : I- U:. l'il.|r

[ist nl ri i.iar." .ii^La».-thsl . ..t..-(:ii;tlv afll.t t

tlu-ii) ^lui' litivc U:«-uiui; Iicf)!*' .ni<(,

i'iiin<'j:ih-<l. u'lilli* others !iiiRt-r u Ith iiioitlhly|

t;niiii| rt ofji rhriMih iiftturu iii)|)lit'Niiiitc tlic

" ' ' «ni| motiivr^ itr.i»' a luliicr.')-

Mr MiMom-P. \o-A r.tti Ih) i:u.c<l<>r alt IliU

unffcrilic. ami '.\liv insiiat* ? Ih. Dn.iiu'-n.l.-'*

RpflUb, t:\mali'. i:meri>ha»^ctirefl iliuusamta

toutc aoU (emalti raffntotor.

M. C. FOEBES,

Too Mnch Physici I

YBin»auTpi*oi.It' .iic kirim. x\\vm% 1\oj' m itii

!itn>Dii intiUi-lni'it. TIil'> nr.' iii.ikl.ia uNula-;

turf 'VrnK ti!iu|>N of th> ti btuHiat lin. t'ilU, ( iil- i

(iiiiH anO liliiv niiir'a aic taLvn in quaiiUtwa for

UOPKINSYILLB, KY.

I t«k« pteafiire in nflarUit M Uw indtft

(>tii>U|iiirKw. Iiili(jii8i»-88ant( lit a<;«vlie.Tht Tt-

t:il or^-niia Ik- 'Onui wir<rpuwt*rt>d ta f pandyzrdU\ ilic itHtrof ftirDiigdnu|«< tbo ilralsiit oina-uii b, ruuH'«fn;smi«rintldU«iMUtht.- lu•nil. ( uhstipaUoBfniiDot IterunMV the htor iliU'tit- p'lrfralfTfK- i* niny pivi' rrlin^o-A%v^ hi.t til.' I niiijil.iiiit will i-t'tiirn t"-T)iiimnr

Uil'iiitil ii-Iil)t |-i'iliL*<tit-< UU' iM-iit [urt-uu-

<ii|inL!Oii. titnii'ii«riM<, llvtt|M-|l^in. itf.. nU'l

ftd- iLi-' |iitrii«aL* luirliia;: Mjiiiil.-, iiailt'.'s

liiu" it|i»<' It uru :^i>ftMiily ntiii ^fft i tiiiil-

Ir, \a iiriililv* plcatniit HD<I «i)arklinK*Bnit can

Swamp CbiHfl.

Thii tiwfici of chlllB are ffeocnillv moredlllluuUtot'radirttti' tlinnany ut)it>r. l*hc mi-wa i« oraaion* vinilL*iitt'harat:t*>r«proilnc)aauora MIllnuiDvmteaB with « teodencat ti>rAB-Kftfttoo, Tb»whot(*a;itera barouc* affet tcil.lilt! head Qtirrj^ tha iMMf« anti Jijimx a«1w.ami thtrc" i.- ht)ih ftvcraml raijM phMtrntiuii.(Juiiiluo will o..|.i.. Ill irurt'^in h t fi^f^ the rellffIt ijlvv^ Is only it'iiiiiorjirv. A •lOiTfifiil vejic-tAiil« tonit: rt'iiicUT noa IntcJy iH-ro introilutvilwhich (lotfii itot coiiiaiii qiiiiitiir or itihcr•on, uurer aff*>cta thu h' ail. rnif nr H«rve<^.eleauaeatht! atoniacn. oiH-ns t)it> boHolk amiKlieTot Uiu e«ii(ral0d MiBr. 'ibr arttirlc ih

known a« Diiy*« Aitiin .tonic, whirh Btvrrrailtto vure Uiewontloac'tUndlag cbm».

LOSI!It is an Established FactThai yiiiiii,;, r,r I in lH,-,i,!|» n in aloii

lllllln, aii'l liir lliit. |ji,rj»>s.' Illrri: in liu K'ltar

rf'T.y- '* «"«wiihoii i»«Ibat they do nOt n'oiove the saua aial jira-iliir« UioUiillii. For if tbe* itliL tke UrillsvoliM iKit ri'loni i>:i thu ttb. MtK, ijtk or Milliny. TluMi i* It nni iiiuMRr iSrt IS^Mtsinpt

i>rt liiriKitiliija, when lliox dv Mt fMera Uieoaii.n rroin the tjstCDi tkat .jinKtares thcni?tor until ihavSaae Is rcmoTwr, lift CUIIi wiurettnu. Tlie

Ii wsrrnnled to rr'nttx^t^titkitt 'fwifHh'e«.v»U!m tli.n i.milnr . . ihrlhllls.aii.l If ft failitOllOlbiS loil IVMI Mi,t ,iD no lOM, for CT.rrv dm,!!;!-' I- nut In. i./, .1 lo gliaranll'i' sutr-manentt'iirc in 4?vci-> r.isp. no mnttrr of liowmii)i nhiiiilltig, ami u lii ri.iiiiiil tlie miii„.i jf[ho Ulil.a n-lorii afliT voii aiu lliroiigh iali.(nit PontiM'lv no nirr. no p»v. Trv it nn<l

i-'MivhMc.l. It i-nntjiiiiH ito itoinon, nnn UTfi;. lly l.iM, .-uM l,j ,;H,U- tt IlUl.K-

M.I.. nii.1 n ii rmomiil edrt KuiraiiWMl inevery cB-f.

£ W. GROyEr

\ _ PABH, rikn.

Gray & Buckner,

Ilopkinsville, Ky.

Wray's Spccilic Medicine.

Au linfad.ng ciirf for

Sciiiitial Weak*ni'n. ij.irma.tiirrlii-a. tmpo-•ini-y. ami allliln.awa lliat

•n 1" m \-." ^ollo* n* a so

.

'.VI>iiiie: nH.o.»"W» Islong.

llaok. Uinini'M St tlsiOnTPreiiialirrF nM air,-40 1 many oihrr ill-eawa that loait •» In»nii;.

'r'i,"."'",""''''"" anja l'r>iiii»t»i«UraYu.C-^r I il! |i..ru,-ul»r« In our pamphlet.

^J'," '^v^^'J"' '"' 'I"" 'ly insll l« "ervnno. JaScih- .iici ia,. Mc<ll4;l«c iasDId biau ilriij/i^ijam i.or |,a<-ka(ti'. or six uaek-ap-.i f„r 3. „r trill l„. ,,.„i fre, by mail

M

No. in Mcchanii "' Block, IttTSorr, Mic,•ftf^iM lo Ilu|ikU»|ll« by all .dnirrl-

.trlhur I'eter. l«niavllls.whaler«k A».ni.,

have aeeepted the

the celebrated

agency for

Mr. John Priirhl lots inmle n enlcii.

lalioii and foinul llml one bohliel ofcorn planted 3'ii feet cnrli \\nv,

anfficienl for 5 nereii, nud plnnieil 4feel each . way will eov«r 7 ai re!-

There are. hk i|^yi^7p.0Gp vmius in n

bushel, and It irqutres 14,400 to plainau acre.—/iKerjar^/oiirNaL

A.M. Piirdy says hvi|ia/iMberenernlly known thiir litpTe Ved.sown iti ;lie I'nII wliero n hed^n ia de-sired, in innr or five y^ar* form aninipreiriiablo liedifo. They ahoulil beclipped back two or three limes, wliha kutfe or hedge shears, lo grow low•ud stocky. '

P-l

which we can sell at tl.85

or for oiilnuudried 01.00.

you w'int a g'lOd fitting aUi

abme by. flUljAL^^

jao 10 tf.

Lumber* Laths,

Shingles, Doors,

Sash, BMs;MouldingR. Newel Raili*, Turniqga

and •-rerything in the Una of BoiuaKuildiug.

AT 30 PER CEinr. LESS

TtiaxiAny Otlaor.

I have on hand, of my own make,

the rery beat i

TWO, F01TR AND SIXHOXSS

WAGONSever olTcred in this mai)t«t<'«ndranted lirsl-class in every respeeU

mm mm\always OB baud at lowest laarket price.

BOLLERS, HARROWS,

and everything in this

prompt Dotiesat

lino made on

BottQiq^ Figures.

W<ll tal[e,pljeii8nre in mak^g bi4s ,cii

Buildii^g Contracts

^'"'''iTbe-Iiti^l-"^-,..

wCQ

lanndrted,

Call if

irt. Spid

einp'")cl. nnd all my workmen havedevoted their entire liven to theii r»-apcctive trades and gnsrantee all workto be the best.

"TrmTon caa— oaally In-

uortlon of jmVr iVi.iin.'i'rm? tSeir 1

Beatty'a I'innoK nml OiK.nnii ualast yon Me atla; liiit thn •rvii r 1 leniiire ot yon la both

iter" rajiiVisii¥r'™*

WaaUnstoB N J

"I believe," sniH a lady, "that there

is no sadness no deep and all-pervailiuK

M the sai^ness which one expi-riences

after t^ihgderMled at croqnet. Why,I have felt so gloomy for the first hourafteiTl^^hat *]f^i«^\*^1lfr^Ra^i™™ •i"?Tll'3<!<»r 'f ^Sle *t ffaiil^

inomein,Wdnn Kei^pellen witli a Bhwfanswer. The present of a disinondring," she continned. "nij^hl awaken

OPiUMiaorvbianhaliUnrH.

^ nr.•rulaxvu. Gr«ffB« 01.

PRESCHIPTION FREElI I 111. |ir;i!ycurenris*rijlnaJ Weaknfw, Liifl:i. [

I .uiiirridlUfaontCDiiirpiijihtuulu-loUk(;. M.. 11 i)ri;xi<m 4^o^£^M?nlbiiMb|l!!ii!»

•In., div i'i. Ad<lrai4.no Wax NtxUi llMI. tWilMlU, O.

I am bfjMi thabnsineMll^Van^

Challengo all CompeUtore,

'I li'Viru.-niii.

: I

"

and Mtitftetinn is alM^a goaraatewl.

SOUGITIHfl.

and thanliiag the people' iif'CftriKiian

I am, reapectfnlly.

April

Abernathy ^ Co.,loHooo (knpilf^ Mercliantg

OLD FARMiRS- WJIRIHOUSe.

Boplduvilfe, Sy.Sales iwy

.Wednesday and Thursday.

A 11 Tobteco tilriikecA oa willM iuiMrf at

bolield alrUkelilMfcnjIJr ^ •'"•••"•"•'*«»MtolB»arfcaS«riMSIwUI t

M. H. NatsoK.<I. £. Janiv.

B E T KEiELi

S

PROPRIETORS OP

H0PKLN3V1LLE UEfi PJlOOf TOBACCO WAKKIQCSRi-j--Ut^y«wiM«y«.O.AE. B. Long.-^ •

Wood fooma aMl aUbies for teaois and Uamsten FRESSALES EVERY WEDNESDAY-

HOraiNSVILLE.. - KEMTUOKVi

achalasti* inr, two Unu, iwuir wMlu u«a. apnea t(ni'lw(tas

mjit' *MiT*d at aar tlM jUdlta aa4 e&liArni Mt «MiM«ta4 «lik ib* colltn mar

HilloaA, Biiford & Corbet^

RR I A €»;£ S,

CI10SS» SUCZER & DRYERTake pleakure in annoqnelng

they have jnat completed their

lo

5EW tiPACIOUS BBICl BVIIDINO.

with all the newly impr«ved maehiaery lor tnraing o«

FIR8T CLA88 WORK AT REDUCED RATED.re no haailsMy \m kriasiac UieHaal*aa a<»i>»l. l^cL- .

UotiluBatiUi. Jam •*

lie. to

I W/U»f TO SEi I

0.0rax IIAK TflAt IkUl

TH ETliAKER WAC6I,Tkebait is tkc gwrnntvad two yem. to raa Itgbtar a«a ««tn aiox*

W«%ht than any other. Also,

Oliver Chilled PIqws,WaiTaMi«tMtatiKMirr4»a6tv and better wiHkiJMra w>i«kfr||^ oa,Mt*

market.

Reapers, Mowers, Separators, Portable an«l

Stationary EngHiM, BuffgiM. 'jP^rtyiiwrs.

riao AND GARDEN 8EE;D8,Aad in fact ererylhing a farmer nranta, from an ordiaaijp, ^ludiil^ iiw W-C

. Steam Tbreehiug ciUblisbment.Jaa.llt''t»>tf..

J. B. WALKER, JratfUnit 8al»iM».

ANDREW E]ALL,8PRIRB STREET. HOPKINSVILLE, KY.—DEALBft IN—-,!

SCOitiH GRANITE. ITALIAN

,

AMERICA]^ MAIil^E,Honnments, Bead Stonesi TaUeta, Vy^t«r«'l|iirblt Alio Limettok*

Work of all kinds, saob as Foaa^tMfi tioox IStepe, WindowCape, Biacnit lilooks. Street aad Csmeteiy Curbing Ac.

-~~DKALERS IN-

. HAWYIIi^Xgitll.

~SAMUEIiQ. WSESEI^,'Proprietor '1Hillalltl|i'lref^M«t

Tobacco Warehouse,Um STREET, HC?KINSmLE,K;.

UBKBAftAOTAIICn MAOC ON TOBACCO IN RTORR.HALEH EVERY WKOHMOAT.

ailTobare. •dT.icrit will b. Imbi«4 atewMrsssseibi lat.rrflalMai««tt.r««xi*.ttM,iMM»w^—kwMI tahM^ riok <rf MM Mm.

J I' X Ki OAflt & SON.WIT.

PLANTEESr HRE PROOF lOBiOOO WARCH(JO|R,

RopklMrin*. Kr.

All Tobacco ailtaiJb.rftJ ca,a %JvMM«SMi i

Wlal aitaiiUo* patt u Ii^miub aM<lals H Totam.14b. -

nfl L. _„•aro.1 alu al •«Mr. .(iwbk, aalc wa

111 b« b.lU at riaa a« U« bafar.

avtry H wjjwaMr, Tkiiajat aa« rr«)U<a«Kr»a aln ba la

- SSMllaiamU.aaanr.! al o»a*ia nmmmn^ VabacM aM

karawitMse arHn «a laMrs alMr

NAMES*; SADDLE AND

E^AiR mm^MEisi^Spriny «ieet, . HopUmtHI^

Maa« ratiMlcUaltr aolklu ardara far all klaas at wart la kit Hat,

Guairaiiteeliiff iMIisfiicliOB^.A a« wifraaUat prwat "lawar i>a» IW lewaaylar CASH.

aminont Oh«ml«ta and PhjaloUiia eortlfy that theaa tooda arttipt trota aduIt«rattoii, rldhar, mora •tbotlTO, produoa hotter iwwi)fthan aoy othara, and that thay naa thorn In their owa ftnTilnasi

V<>!S!I* PnrVMES ere the Oen* of all (MesaTOOTNiMl. An aciteable. bcalthltal U^ald DaadM*'.

'i I'fi

-.V

J. P. JOHUSON, PJopiietor.

RATES REDUCED FROM $4 TO $3 PEA DAY.•"••.ji-iste-it

Sole Age^t for Gtiristian and Trigg Coiiiitiea"

AgentlbriiM delebrated TABME^Wmm> OmMmiXmmBrtiiiclidfflfie fit HopkMisTllle, Kfa

.I'ni f l<-: