C. M, Ml

HSCKI) KVKRV TV.oitw MOISNISII

MEACHAM& WILGUS.fi'iii.inii' iis IV/) fHi>viiit:ioHi>.

SDBSeiilPTION RATESONt|>)rt«iHli>i< In III will n-

|i« t> Irit Man lay li^ Marah aa or cirr cousoilxw.

.iiiiivi' i.irnia, Vkalrau.K »)ir«Ki.i.,f li. ll"nw«KU,n II natin, •II y. MrCtMr,M i.ir«Ti-ii. >Wll Rl,l,l*. ^ . ,

HaMi InThmMt laMWk WMlli tMI mlAtkopallnf rt«OMr*M. Hwhaf M.'llyaMrtraom*

QOVIirKni.r T'lCKT,

W. p. VTyntrtm .Mn. MwH 1-i'l Vua.'.avIn >|tnih, Jnno, Ontamh^r, DflMaiMrt

onarrr court.

W.P. iriafrrtMmv «.«».•*»••, M««r'nay. «afMlM«mSi&liiMMy wUt

riTT COOIIT.

.Imu'i llr,.li . r. lil litK; .1. W. OowB^r At-tiriu y: r. W. lilKicKralaf. aii-t ol Palliea.

OOCXTV omCM.Jokn W. Rraalhltt. CtaHi| a M, Biowa,

tktrlflA.B. UM.JiU«r.

DR. W.M FUQUA,

Offier in '9mn Bvadins.HOFKINSVILLEr XT.

Ijrjaa l-t

Andrew Sear gent, M. D..MAIN STllKKT,

OppMtt* IftVf^* Bnc Stort.

«w.-Ttl->t

ARTIFICIAL TEETHUwittil la FiflMii mflliitM •nw nal-aril «••• an •xiractad. bjr

K. xt. BOTrxuBra,

DK.>ITI«T.Main («t., ovri ('. .\. Thoinpaou'r

ll/irl«llrr •Iiiri'.

IIOI'KIXSVIM.K.. KY.

Campbell & MedleyDSITTZ3TS.

NB?7B'3U1 BUILDIN3Maia Ri. HopktMvillv'KT.

/ethel Female College,

IIOI'KINSVIM.K. KY.

Thf •'ptlnir •« »»ittn nf lt»4 will n\.vn mi Monfliv, iMh t\l -ttm. wUh litiTfNM* I iNriMilf^fir ih«> MurftiKiii nrtoHiif ta>lli^. T«rmaa-lw>r*t|arp. ffir InfAnmitlMi NinMjr to ft*l>

lamr**!. K-ly

C/yf//?C// DIRECTORY.lUlTinr '-.

K viMUicK. KiMnlai .rlimil mr)iiiniai luornlin I'raur mivtlug »«rr)

MVIaoailay v»uin«.

Kl»»T I'aiKovTi riv ll'i" ill' ilio JlrcrtIt. II. I Mill. t. |..-i. -. Ml. ,•• tv. r.v

talilialk in.itol.in .11 1 I V. iiiliK «iiii la) kcIiooI

t wry .Mia lay iiiurii>n4 rra>i*r uiri MniC «rr-r< Wnluawlay itdalafi

ilatrt ••.PKCOfjL-Ke'. J, «r. VvaaMaHrtior ^.Mviii'.lii lourt-kovM airtry aua-«la> HI. in. 111..'.

Tiii.Kx I'akMVTtnuJi-NaaliyilK'firfflli. v . l I . I nia, iianuir. inirtlwa !•» awl »wMiiiLnili ii.iiruiiif aail ••niin( sawlav ackinil•>. r( i!»n.ia> ttwrulnK. I'ta.ar aMrallUf era-

r> Hailbi-Mla} vtfiiiuic.

f»IMOllC-N«»li>lllo 8tii-.il. lift. K^llmr

Ua)i.-«. I'ii.-*t. aottlcaa xury sabbaili uutu-lai at ID u'cluiik.

nmm am tmCITY BREWERY.

VAmVII>l«. WDIASA.

SSITS70LENT SOCIETIES.lloraivHVii.i,« Luiwn, Sa.r,. A. K. n ,\. M.

-Jw tic< ariii.l, M, M.; A. II. (.latk, !«n n-ta-r) Luilvii iu>n.u al MaMHila Uall, curnor•lalnaiiii :u.t till >lMi,..a.il«ku la i«>'k atuutl..

KttKiiainx l.oi.ut. Nil 8'.. K. oi I

THS D33 JJTSmii TBI VAOOIT.

"('aine wlfi'," ubI'I tnoil olil larmer tirfty,

•t'utan yonr ttilnfa, '>|a narkai-day;

l.«i'a IM «( tj> tka M ami Main—Tliani anil back are th« aim n^wa riowa.

h|).iiV N... i¥..'ll li.«vi. oM S|iiit iK-liln.l,"Hut s;..it hi- liiirki"!, an.) !t|i(il 111! wliined,

All I n.Hiii iiiii'li! li|i Ill4 ilii|.';;ii'ti tiiltiil

Tu atval away umlur Un- u:iK')ii.

Away thuy wen\ a giuHl ruuit.l!|iacr.Anil jay asm* lata Ik* lanaar-a la««."Punr HiMt," aalil ka, "dhl *aut ta emMlllui I'm very kIwI ka'a tolt! ka««.Ilu'ligiiar.i thu ban sailjpiMd tka aaliAmlkoaMlhaeatMaaMoftk* M.""I'm aoc aura of Hut," crmrlail ttpai,

Tka lilUa ilag aajar Uw'waimb

Tka fanair a;i hli priMuci: ml.l. IAailtfalliia pay lli ydfuw lulil;Tkaaatartail lwnia,Jun altar ilark—

lluaa lkn.«(k tka tanaly ivnal. Hark IA rublMT aiirinni froai bahiuil a trea.**Yuur uiouuy or i-lav )aiir lifi-f* Ml.l be.

Tbi.. loiiuii wa. uiit, I ft 111- .li'lii't tuuTliv li(tltiilU|( uii.li-r Itii-woKun.

ulit Spot bti lurkuil, anil 8|iiil li« whioail.

Ami .*t>iitVu Krulibuit Ilia tliiet Itvliin.l,Auil ilia^gil.1 bill* iliitrn In niu.1 anil dirt;

llu turw 111. iMat, ailit turv bla ahirt

;

•la kl biai irltta a whl.k and buumi,

Aful ka aailKa'l (IM Aniawa ailry (roaadWkiki kla Wga aail aruta taa ((iriaar kwaailAad tawMad Mai lata Ifca araaaa.

Uld !l|mt ha aafari tha laroiar'a Ilia,'I'bu fariuur'a luiniat , ttii* farinar'a Wlfa{

.\uil ui>w a iierv. tframl and gay.A ailrur tullar n« wuara lo-tlay!Aad aniryarkaia kai a aalar gaaa,Aiaaag kla frlaaila, aaioag kla faaa,Ha Mluwa a|ioa kia kuray loaa,

I'ka IIKIa d«g aadar tka araguik

- tliaa

_ I(. «.lliliri, K'

II IV

Hall.

'liiiC, No. M. i.-o. o. r-icnt'(1 II full Itnc of

Cigara, ami Fine

WIN8S,BBA!n)XE8,LtaV0BB.Ste.

Vat Mwlieal |inriKiaaa, and tha.v

' wtialil like lur their trieniU and thv

pulilia III »iiv» ihain actll.

Went ai'la nf Main atreet, at Oray

it VValkfr'a nlil alnml

PRESCRIPTIONSCaniiiilly (.'miili'iiiinleil infill m ilay

OjiE^8U.V\Y„U.r,a I n.. II llarclay ut , N. Y.

.

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1

SALE STABLE,Spring 81., bet. Uain and Virginia

HOPKINSVILLE, KY„

T. L. SMITH,- ProprietorBurglea. Ilarku, H'lnnj and Saddlr

Horaea alwavi ii'a.ly. Cart'^il drivcrt lur'alibed wbrii ili'ilri..!. llDrio. and muleibonibt andtold. toacbtomeetall tralnaUtn 13 l>'

tEAI 110X4

riM «ttl« atM4 tiM •Hmy wlitrr*Wkvikw til Iwl hiuiluhl

UiwilviHt li«t'*l Mil Mv vn (iMii bant,

I'hu niiuWra KniliiTi'il niuitd bis (aiiia

U Kb »h.>itla Niitl Ji'vin nutl jiIm,i\w\ ptiUc'i i>at;k Ilia t MiMiiiii Ik'BI ail back,

.\u>i i*uiii'liv>J linu ludif iiiiii.

UU I'll'* wuni D.t, UU luiufiit ttrin—il« iwwr Hiwr«a a ttsuk

Th« rMM»r lH«d a Imaarvit va)^«'i u mmkl aud rlpiMHl aMfawoivI'livii Uii btiu Mdh M lalt;

aViKt tuiit H (lurk) •taihiiuK KuarTwtwut (bu tiBUi iuuIu'muii.**

ibMi iuy(«'« latiu »wni a Ktlu,il« vhtti k/U«)n Mil kMim «fwalgki imis

ft«t«tli luwb ilM ilmfUf Ilia

ll»'« RH an](*fl wwrltif wliif*

\ waniiutf ..

Tv) htrul UII uii)l>i-> ll;t ih at la^t n

criuir. Itui it'u man stciil a U>Ult' ul'Dr. UuU's .^ynni lo (.'iu*e liU

Fanners are tluno planttug enrn andthey plankNl very large cropa too for

llii.4 ciiiiiiliy. %Ta 'iv tva-i iii 'I'tliij; at MTtlft Ut.

iCjji' laal iiuutlay.

Laat wucb Ditviil MeCunl ftL\ii Iukiliinap did not iqjure

the fruit crop horo.

h. \V. Owen, Sr., is still improvingand liii recovery is flatterin!;.

.V irowd went from tltin vi(.-iiiity

l.iat \M't'ti llHliing and aoino bow tbeyciiiight » lui'Kc qiiantttf offlab wttiHout uiiy liuoks.

Juiiics Boyd ))ou){lit n now Avafironlat«.>ly and Jim wuulij t'l ride all the

time. It is so pretty.

MiHaMaltie lilniii is tcai-liinK school

atDavia Sriiool lioiiHe. JIihh Mattio

i> a )rood scliolar and a uiec girl. AVe

wiaii lier much auccoaa.Jiie Ilourlnnd and Mosey Wogt,two

orCitifton's best looking young menwere lioro last vrcok.

Andy Cannon waa hero laat weekaud carried away tbebeantaofthreeorfour ladlea. Come back Andy.Last week we wert out «b a two

daya Uvvellng about aiid we sawwl''y the plniit.s arc nil distroyed iu

nimiiicr. Oun furiiici- ii'porls four

beds dustiDVCil ill a few days. Al'

over North Clii'lstiuii the ruiiic! l oiii-

pluliit is lii'iiiil. Sonic fnriiici'M are

ulreiuly planliii}; their tobacco laud

in (uin iiiid nil of tlicm are badly

acarod abunl plants.

Merida.

^ SAB- 107.Peak's A'a.

"There you drop that I" aaldthe

grocery uMti to the. .ba4 boy, aalie

came limping into the store, and In.-

gan to fumble around a box ofstraw-

berries. "I have Dsvar kicked ut

your eating my cedSaft, and ciiackers,and cheese, and herring, and applcn,

but there baa got to bo a dividing

lino aomowlicre, and I make it at

strawberries at six sliillings a box>

Uld only two layers in a box. I only

bought one box, hoping sonic plum-

ber or gas man would come along

and buy it ; anil, by gum ! everybody

thai has bri'ii in the store has saiiip-

lol a slrawbcriy out of llial box,

shivered as though it was sour, ami

gom.. ()ir without asking (he price."

.\iul the gimi iy man lnokeil mad,

took a liaichct, unil knocked in the

lieail of a barrel of apples, aud said ;

"Thei-c; help yourself to dried ap-

ples."

••(), I ilon'l waiil yonr stranbcrries

or ilrieil apiile^," ^aill the boy, as he

leuiied against a show-ease, ami looked

at a bar of nnl, transparent soap. "1

was only trying to fool you. Say,

that bar of soap is old enough to vote.

I ix-membcr seeing it in the sliow-eaic

triien I was about a year uld, and pa

came in bore with me aud held me

up to tlie show-ease to look at that

tin tobacco-box aud that round 7.iuiin» and he bwttr prepare to

make a tpeecb. Pa ia proud of being

ufUtMrathla age^ auU be thought Uwas no luoru than tight for the ueigli-

Iwra to scrfmido'Jtivi, aud he went to

uaiiiiig himself for a speecli, in the

ibi'.iiy, and me and my chum wentout and told the leader of the buutl

there was a Ainiily np there thatwaiittsl to have some music, and they

didn't eaiv for expeUM', so they iiiiit

blowing where they was and eame

III along. None ot' tlieni ciuiUl un-

Icrstaud Knglisli cveept the leader,

and he only umlerslooil euotiijh to go

and take a drink wlieii he is iiiv.t d.

.My chum ntei red the liaiul up to ourhouse aud got tlieiii lo play 'llabies ou

our Uluek,' and 'Uaby Mine,' uuil 1

stupiicd all the men who were goinghome and told tneni to wait a minute

aud Uiey would sue some fun, so

when the band got tlirough the sec-ond tunc, aud the Prussians were

eniptyiug tlie beer out of the burus,

and pa stepped («iit ou the porch, there

was moru nor a huudroit people in

front of the houae. You'd dide to

see pa wheuhe puthia baud iuthebreast of hia Guai, and atruok an atti-tude. Ue looked like a congreaamaa,or a tramp. The baud wasacared,ausc, they thought he wu mad, anusome of tliem wa* going to run, think'

iug be waa goiug to throw plecea of

brick houae at them, but my chumaud the loader kept tliom. Then pasailed iu. He commeucctl, 'FellowCitizens,' anil theu went way back toAdam uud Kvi;, aud worked up to Ibcpresent day, giving u history of Uie

notable people who had actiuiredchildren, and kept the eixiwd iulcr-

cstcil. I felt sorry lor im, cause 1

knew how he would feel when hecame to tliid out he bad been sold.

The Itohcniiaiis in the banil that

conld'l niiilei'.'iianil Kn);lisli, they

looked at eacli otlier, and wondercil

what it was all about, and linally pa

wound up by stating that it was eve-

ry citizeu's duty to own children ofhis own, ard then ho iuvited the baud

and the crowd lu to take some re-

freshmeuts. Well, you ought to have

seen that baud come iu tlie.house.

They fell over each other getting iu,

uud tlio crowd went boiue, leaving pa

and my chum aud luc aud the bauil.£ai!' Well, i ahouldi smile t Tbeyjuat

reached for things, and talked Uoliu-

uiiau, UriiikV U, nol I guess tbey

didn't pour It down. PA opened aduaeiL buttles S|f chaMiptgnotaiid they

Iklrly bathed ini^ aa though'tlMy

had a Are inilde. Pa Med to tallctothem about the baby, but tlioy

couldn't nndersiaiid ; aud flually they

Kut full, aud atartetl out, aud the load-

er asked pa for throe dollars, and that

broke him up, I'a told the loader lie

snpiKiscd the gentleiuan who bad got

up the serenade had paid for Uie

music ; and the leader |)ointed to me,

and suid I was the geutlemau thai

got it up. I'u paid liini, but he bad a

wicked look in bis eye, and me and

my eliuin lit out ; and the Uohciui. Uieame ilotvii thc.striH't, bilin' full, with

llieii- horns on their arms, and they

wi ll' tallvlii^ r..>h.'iniuu lur all that

was out. They stopped ill front of avacant hou.Hc and began to play, but

you couldn't tell what tniic it was,

they were so full ; ami a policeman

came niong and drove them home.I guess I will sleep at the livery-sta-

ble to-night, cause pa is olTul unrea-

sonable when anything costs himthree dollars, besides the cl'iimpaguc."

•'Well, you have made a jii'tOymess of it I" said the grocery man.

"It's a wonder your pa does not kill

you. But what is it I hear about the

troubles at the church'. They lay

that foulishnes to you."

It's all a lie. They lay cvcrthiog

to me. It was some of them ducksthat sing ill the choir. I was just asmuch surprised aa anybody when itoccurred. You see, our iniuister Islaid up from the effect of the ride to

the funeral, when he tried to runover a atreet-car, and an old deacon,who had«yro|itona of being a mtnls-Ur iu hia youth, waa invited to taketill' ininisler'a pbuie, and talk a little.He Is an absent-minded old party,who don't Iteap np with the eveuts ofthe day, and witoever played it on

him knew be waa too pious to eveuread the daily paper*. . Tliata was anotice ofa choir meeting to be read,

and I think the tenor anuggled iu

tin; other notice, between thai aud

the one about the weekly prayer

iiicetiug. Anyway it waau't me, butIt like to broke up the meeting. Alter

the deot^u read the choir noiiee, he

took up the other one and reatl, ! amroiiuested lu unnoiiuce that the V. JU..

C, Association will give n friendly

entertaiuiiiciit with soft gloves, un

fuesilay ei'euiiig to which all arc in-

vited, lii'oliier iloliii^ Sullivan, the

cllliiiclit liostoi: revivalist, will lead

the exeiX'isvs, a.ssisted by Brother

Slade, the .Maori missionary from

.Vustralia. Tliere will be uo slug-

;^iiig, but a collection will be laken

lip at the dour lo defray e\pen.ses.

W ell, 1 thought the people in churchwould sink liiroiigli Uic lloor. There

wits nut a uersou iu the cliurcb. ex-

cept tho pooridd deacon, but what

understood that soiiie wicki:d winitch

bad deceived him, aud 1 know by theway the tenor tickled the soprano,tliul he did it. 1 may bo iiieau, buteverything 1 do is iunuceiit, uud i

wouldn't be as mean as u choir singerfor two dollars. 1 fell real sorry for the

old ileacou, but he never kuew what

be had doue, and I think it would be

roal mean to tell him. Ue won't beat the sluggiug mat'« r«-nrfnti»»cr line

.

WASBINOTOlir LKTEB.

AV'ASBtHOTOll, D. C, Jlay 13, '83.

It is generally said that office hold-

ers sihloin die ami never ifsijrn. Thisis ba~ed upon privity eorreet observa-tion, but there are exceptions to this

like other rules. Not to mention thedeaths that have occurred among of-ficers of the goveriimont during a fewmouths past, theie liavc been quite anumber of surprises caused by i-csig-nations. Iu tho Patent Office they

have been especially numerous. Butthe reason of it is, in nearly all cases,

that the information gained by a fewyears service on the inside is believ-

ed to be the most valuable on the out-

side, and the Patent Ofllce experts re-signs becanse he thinks he can makemore money by going into bndneison his own hook. A prlnc^exam-iner In the cla** of electricity ha* Juit

*teptout for the *ea*on. W^ira hetook charge of the da** of electricity

it formed a subdivision of the philos-

ophical dai*. Now it i* the largestclau in tbe oflloe, employing the

greateet number of a**iitants. Ithaagrown 80 fest that even with the in-crease in iu working fbroe none ofthe applications of electricity havebeen assigned to other elisses. Therehave been more applications for pat-ents filed in that class during tho past

two years than tliere have been pat-ents granted relating to electricity in

t he whole previon* hUtory of tbe of.

lice.

But the jjreali'st surprise of the

season was eiealed by Conimissioiier

of Internal Ueveiiiie Itauiu w hen heso suddenly retired. It's a pretty

old day when un otli.:c holder draw-ing tt if(l,(IO) salary lets go of his ow naiwnl. Vpi it ia uo doubt true that

Mr. iiauiii re.-ijiiieil beeaU'e he ex-

pects to iiiak

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HOPKIKBVILLB, MAT 16, 1883.we are authorlied to annonnoe IiTr:!:*:;;

™Nelson oohb. »l>ont a« IMlows

" - —° uuiuruoa io annonnoiCapt Balph Sheldon, of Nelson oohH'ty, nn a eaiulidatc for re-olection aslipjristfi- of tlie I,an.l Office, nubject totlie action of the Domociatic party.Electign Angtia^ 1883.

Gov. Blackburn pardoned threemurderers, one rapist, two burglarsand flva thieves last week.

The appointment of D, B. If. Keimto be Chief Examiner of the Civil „Service Commission, was withdrawn Ttjut....\.. '2.nlast week and Chas Lyman, chief — ~"clerk in the r. S. Troiisiirer's iifficeW8» appointed in his stead.

The 0«neral Assertion of Ken-tucky Baptists will hold its animalmeeting at Mt. Sterling.begiuuinir onthe 22nd inst. The railroads udvcr-tise round trip tlekets at four ceiitsper mile.

Tlie Whitley county grand jury iua two weeks' sitting found 600 in-dictments and, as they have aiiolherweek to servo, Freneli Tipton Ihinkstlie .liid;,'e and Altoniey will lie theonly citizens wlio will,encape, by thetime they got through.

Thos. Jones, of Oh i'iKoii, whs .-.cii-tcnccd last week Id til'icrn ycur- inthe peiiili'ntiary iiiiil ( 'nl. Tlios. .lijiios."f Newport, IS anxious In lie sciiu-ii-ll«w«, doing so states that hehaa qualified

himself by marrying. He evidibuyi^wants the office and iruta it bad.

The Le^slatire Muw in Oldo coun-ty between t«» OeguMrttio candi-dates, reanlted in • tic in the countyconvention and the qneatimi wasremanded to the voters to be set-tled by a primarj- election. 'Ihecandidates are J. S. Villiams and VC.D. Coleman.

wa aoTuiioi.Kaott M Juob T4«Jon** SOS Owfloy 08,1,Buckncr lla I ninstrucltil IH

rOR LIKCTKNAXT I.OVKft.SOlt

llindraan. iih Yoiing

Allen M smittaOtUUh SI p.p.JokatoB.Ctatrill 4 Unlastrintad..

FOR SrpT. rcBLIC IKSTBCCTIOX.

I'ickett i; KilgarS"""" 67 Ukywam

- HsImU(7atutnieMil

roa BMinia or laxd orriosCaiMt in CecnthiUm ta BoydGnai U (;iil*Mniel«d »l

rOR ATTORNtT-OEXiaiL.

n«r

I-affcrty, a I'ennsylvania flirnicr,who tried to eat live goose eggs adayfor thirty days, on a wager, failedbefore he was half done.

The New York Legitlainra haspaiscd a bill making it a finable of-fense to tell dime novelt to ehildren.

It Is tala that nearly every nrainat-Ic and operatic celebrity of Kuropewill visit this country during thenext theatrical season.

foi-c she was through primping.A party con-i-iiii;; of Messrs. Jim

Dill grid. It. K., J. B. and & T. Boyd,Weill to Sand Lick fishing last Fri-day. They had such good luck thatou returning Sunday morning andri'liorting their luck, another party1 onslsting of Metars. Jim,Walter and.\at Owen and several others startedMonday morning before cUy, to comein contact with the finny tribe. An-other party comjiosMl of Mr. R. K,lioyd and MUses Lucv Everett,Helen and Julia Boyd will go to .Mr.Kd Boyd'.? iMiiid about f„nr milesfrom here, on the Canton road, forthe same piir|iu-e this week.

r)r. ,1. .M. l!ani-ey, of ih|- eoinnni-nily, left la-t Ti lay on a vi-it tofriends and relative at l.allatinTeiin. He w ill reinrn next week.The circle meeiini; at this place on

Satiirdav and Similay, the ,-,ih and(!tli iii-ts., was largely attended. Hop-kinsviiie was Well repretented on theoccasion.

Bird Irviii, col., who waa chargedwith corn-stealing was arretted nearhero a few weeks ago, but the com-monwealth failing to produce evl-dence snfflclent to coiivlct him, hewas found not guilty andditeharged.

Rowiiv.

The twentieth anniversarv of thedeath oftien. ••Stonewall" .'lacksonwas comiHemojateil at Kiehmond,V tt., last Thursday, Uie lOlh inst.

lx»ii8Viardot,the French author,died at London last week aged 8!)yearj).

0

Wicklifl'e, Ky.. has five saloons,two newspapers, and not a singlechurch.

AVondcr ifthe "Delegate ftomAl-l< n

"wlU attend the LouisviUe Con-

vention t

Mrs. ,?essc B. Grant, mother offit!"!, r. S. Grant, died st Jersey CityMay 11th.

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I'hos. II. Ilargis is a

re-eleclioii to tln^ Ap-

Chief .Ill-lie

candidate for

l'-'ll"li' lleiich. .Indfre Hargis is sol>oi '^'•"ff "'nlled1 1 1* .'.

" -^7'''' & I'ro.. to state what I know abont II w-ill s,i%

'ny same hmd thatX KertUwtlJt mLi o^S^i^^^^^^^^^ 'J

J. II. WIMPRKE.W. i'. WI.NFItKE.

J. H. WINEREE ft 00.-DKALKU.S IX-

Veiy BetpectAilly,«. H. WILSON.

OAnuiRtBtnia, Kt., Feb. tt, 1888.

'I'he Ilerald-Eutcriirlsc nays thereare plenty of •'old maids" in Russell-ville, though the toifS lias alwayshoasted of its iiretty young ladles

.Wlione fault is it?at vour home. Men, Women, Bor GIrU can do It. H. C. W ILK^.-W)N * CO., 195m4 l97rulton8trcft>;ew '\'orl;

«ney

ana.

Fhil Thoapion'i Trial

The trial of Hon. Phil B. Thomf-son, .(r., charged with the murder ofWalter II. IJavis, April 27, 1883, wascalled in the .Mercer county circuitcourt last Tuesday and both sideswere fouml ready for trial. Thecourt room was crowded aud the barwas tilled withdistinguithedlawyen.The defense was repretented by U. 8.Senator Dan W. Voorheee, of indUana, Hon. J. C. 8. Blackburn, Col. H.1». Jaoobt, orDMiWlle, Capl, Thos. C.Boll, Qm. Dtn W. Lindtey, Col. PhilB. lliompton, Sr. and John B.Thomp«»n the fktherand twin brotherof Uie defendant.

Rwpccirully.

.lAMKB HARGHAVES

The best Custommade Shoes m thecity can be had byoalling ou^M^Frankel & Sons.Christian Circuit Court.

JtDWIK K. KHIT onilI „ . ..MaSIA 11. KKtLV. llH « ifcM I '' Eip«n«

Kolico !• Ilorehy Blvi'ii teall ivhoiu itmiv

'"••J'«/I»t tlst UlS Mid M«rl« H. .keiiy««T l» «npoir«rMl (ouae tnilMjor. It tillunit ronvei

. lor Iwr own luin.at, SDT RranRv» i": Ini, frum Ou olsliSt

i.r,li-l, .of (.^alil KiUIri V. K.llv; Ulllt .h«

iT.;, IS'."""':'' !?''!•'';.«'»'""«'•.

Messrs. C. W. MKTCAl.pr, ft Bao.,I

,"'^,^f;'-"iiving used for three years your Tobiem ni««.land which has heeu cleared for forty vcarr«J»iJ tn

at least

exixiot

p«^;.Vb;s55!;?:r,t"''^-^^jY«o^"**««'inyhi»u

SOUTH KENTUGKIAN

II0PKIN8VIKLE, MAY l.'., ,1880.

Our Agantt.

HEBS AND THm.

ITieWlnrfliiir |irrmiii nn our tuthorlwilMi«nla,wlki will nin'iT i«iliMrl|itl(lay.

Ili v. unci Miv. ('Ii:ir.. Mmili «|i('iilI.iot wvek vialUuK tlict'iiuiily of Dr.

WhMler.

MlM Lftejr Pbelpii, of UwlnrlllCk Uvialtlnit th« fkmily of liar bniUMir.Mr.

II. A. riioiiw.

Tom W. Ilut'knvr, uf lIo|ikluavlllo,ia ill ilii-i'lty on bualne««.—licndemon

Iti'purtor.

Mian Minnie Lnnder ptid n briefvUlt lo Mendt at Bellarteir last

I.li'iil. II. M. Itoix-rl^. r Itii^acll.

vilic, inado bli reipilar vinll to IbUrity but weak.

Mrh Uod|ie,ar Atlanta, Ga. I* Tiait*ing thaflrniiljrorherftilber, Dr. Jat.

WliH>lpr.

Mrit to Krfc J. W. Ve>(tolinp, of Ilellerivw.

Mi«« Marr Do^aMion, of Cine In-naU, la rialUnK her (lUher, Mr. i, T.Donaldaon.

Mixsi'a Il liell retunicd Friday

from an extended trip throughout

Texas and other jreateru Statot. lie

U highly pleaaad with the LoneSUrBute.

Mlia Rena eohweltaer, of Kvaaa-

vllle, lad., ii In the city thta week,

the gueit of Mr. Frank Werllng*!

Ikmily.

Col, K, M. Ki ll)-, fdllor of the

I/>utavllle Coiunicrciitl, wax in lli«

city and vloliilty Hcvmii daya last

we»'k, vUttinK ri'lalivca and friends

MaJ. J. (). Fnrroll and I'rof. J. AV.

Hunt of tliiK oily, Kuv. «. I'. Foiyy, of

Klnio and Cnpl. ('. 1), lloll, of Ix)Iik-

vlcw, left for Ti'xaK laKl wci'k to at-

tend tlio liiotitliorn Ilaptif't Covvntion

wliicli meets at Waco,

Mra. E. G. 8ebroo, of IIo|ikinnvillc,

1* In the city vlaitluK her parenta and

other relative*, and to one who haa aoniauy iVIeud even outatde of her fltm-

ily circle, a riait muit nocenarlly al-

waya lie pleaiant—Hendenon Repor-ter.

Mliaoa Mattle MTIiile, of Trenton,

and Boulah Sottio and Sallio Duiilap

of Fairvlow, three of the most charm-

InR young ladles who have visitedthlA city in a long time,wore the guoata

of.MiHa Mamie Jetup lyom Fridayuntil Monday.

Mr. Thoa. S. Bryan, one of the moat

prominent and popular oititena of

Uopkinarllle, left Sunday with his

ally to take iphla roaldence In Bt.Itiawnh much 'regret that

We chronicle his removal and ourbeat wlshca attend him in hit ,pcwhomo, Hladaugbtera, Miaiet liulu,

Caiiio and : BaMe Will be aadlyniiHsiMl flrom the aot^tl otrblea of the

Hun, .Ins, A* JidjEmclei ^l'"< ^i-

[oachaiii, HnnteV wood, I)r, R. W.nines, II, W. Henry, Col. .T. W.Icriiciiwii, C. II, Bush, g, G, Buck-

ger, W, F, Buekiior, A, W. Pylo and

)J|,.r. Btitcs will attend the Imuw-

villi' coiiveiitloji as dulegatcs lo-moi

Those who have not alreadyiiie will leave on the 7 o'vlock tmin

W. F. Pattoii, IJfo Insurance.

Quarterly court next Moqday.

rill' public aehoola M^ el^ienestFriday,

The dnde haa put in his appearancein this city.

Polk ('aii>li r'.- iii'M slock khIp will

he ni'.\t .Satiiriiuy.

Paper bttK" and flour sacks alwayson hand at oity prinra.

Spriii;; chii UcMK at Ihney prices are

now ill I lie iniii'kcl.

Prof. H. G. O'KelU'H trial hM beenpostponed iinlil Monday )(ay 2Ist,

Don't forgot to subscrtbo for the

South Kcntucklan when you come totown.

Mine yoiui){ men with flamlnit rednock-titis paraded the streota laat Sun-

day*

An icc-crcnin festival was ({Ivcn in

the baavnieiil of the Metlioilisteliiirch

Friday evciiiii;r.

Mr. I?, A. Nance, ,lr,, made an as-siKnnieut of lii.^ Ktm'k of grororiei

last week. Mr. C. H. Bush was the

assignee.

Mr, Kd Price it the happv falher ofa lirnn new frlrl. which piii in an ap-IM-araiici' on the '.Mh iiHi.

Col. A. Ili>;;uluiid, of l..(>iii-villr',lhc

frii'ini of the lioolhliicks anil lu w.i-

lioys, was in tho oity last week mak-ing tpeeehef on tho ttreeta.

Young genltomen ihouldnt Ibll tocarry their sweethearts to WIMon *(iailiraath's leo praam parlor, aaltis

the nicest resort of Ihn kind in the

clly. EveryiKxIy likes ii.

Mestrs. Wilaon A Galbreath liaveopened up their lee cream parlor fbr

the rammer aaaaon. It la handaome-ly and elcyantly fUraltiiod and their

erean, sherbet and cake ta of the very

best.

Till' annual cxniniiiatioii of appli-

cants for teiiclicrs' iHisitioiiK in the

pnlilic scliiiols was held last week.

There were four npplicaiit-, Mi-ses

lA'lla Mills. Sii-le lliilhcnoril, Sara

Mi'Kec uikI Keltic Hitler. Tliu tirst

two are now ie.ielii'r4,tbelreertllleateshaving expinit.

Mr. M. Ilanua, of thoflrmof UnnnaBros, Si Co., of this city, rotumed

froiii Dawson last week, havingmadna contract to pm up water-works Inthat lloiiri-liiii^.' little town. The

work- will co,t iilioiil tLfKldand their

erection Is ii eoluniundaltlu htroku of

I'litcrjiriM' on tho part of the eitfaena

of Dawwn.

Moaara. Tayk>r - A Uca have Hi"eoniraet to do tlie tin roofiuK on the

Immonae new 'warebouac of BueknerAWooldridge. They ar* |iroWded

with the lalaat Improved maehinery

for doing auch work, and will be on-

ly two weeka oompleting it, although

tlie building rovera one whole

aqnare. Their machine la the only

one of the kind In litis section.

The (jolil medal ;;iven lo Hie hest

deelHliner by tin- Kialii^lie Literary

Society, "f Vumierlilil I'lilvordity lius

lieen awnnleit lo Irn L, Smith, of

Falrview, Ky. Mr. Smith bore off

the honors of his elass lust year and

won a tlOO price s«!holarahlp aa thebeat Iii^ tiiid luiid that those wholieard it Ihoiiglit tliore was going toIh) a eollishm, or that a drove of cat-

tle was on the track, ll \>a- mil un-til IKixt day that the eiiuiiiciT s litile

Joke was niiilci'slooil. Tin' elopc-

llienl ofllie yiniiis; eonplc was mailcneccss:)iy liy pnicntal opposition.

Mr. Ilalilwiii Is one of Hie contract-

ing llrni of li. \V. linliluiii \ Suns,and is a wni'thy. iiiilii-liiuii- yoniig

man. Ills Iniije is :i vmnig ladyWilli inaii) allr.ii li'. c ijiKililics. |ios.

si'ssin^r niiinii^r oilirr :iri'iiiiiiili-li-

inciils i;iii' iiiiisieal talent. Ou in;;to the f il l ilial the hride w.|s a Calli-

olic, the couple wei-e re-married hy

the priest. Fatlier Hayes, of this city.

They have our Im-sI wishes for |H'r-foct and enduring happinei-,

Ilaiillzliimser s pillK in connec-tiiiii with his ciiiigli syrtip. n.s ii isnecessary in iise. It is a purgative,and you will use no other uftrr tryingit UMlttcougbt, nobis, ets, lionisSalmon, wholesale agent Karlington.Ky.

DISS.

FonnRs : At his residence l.', milessouth of Hopkinavllle, on tho Palmy-ra road. Thursday May 10th 188.% Mr.•las. K. Forbes, Sr., In the 71st yearof his age.

Mr. Foris's «as a iialivc of NorthCarolina, Inn iiiovcil to thi- eoiinty

nearly liO year- ago, ami ha- le-iiled

here ever -iii. e, He wa- a iii:iii v. hoposses-eil iiiaii\ slei'liim trail- ol'

charai'li r. A line IVii'iul. a Kiiul liiis-liaiiil anil fallii'i-. a mil nci;;li!i.ir ami

a ii-el'iil l iii/i ii. lie iiKulc I' lv em -mil's mill many tVicniU during hi-i:ii'i'e -l oi,' years ami ten. He leavesa wife, one daughter un 1 two son

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Messrx. M. C, and .1. K. Forlie-. ofthis city, and uiauy rolatives andt'rivnda to lament his dcatli.

(lAnicieTT; At hia residence near( asky, Friday, May li, 1883, Mr. .las.r. Garnott, in.tho 67lh yoar of bisage. Tlie Imroodlate cause of his

detttli waadropt}-.

Mr. Oamett waa the flttbor of Mr.Walter Garnott, of thta city, and wasan upright, honest man and a useniland substantial citizen. He leaves alarge number of relatives and friendslo lament his di'inii im

liOst week a negro Itoy about liiyears old was arrested at Montgom-ery for attempting to outrage a

twelve-year-old daughter of yir.Dick Wallace. Circuit Court was insesaton at Cadiz and he was s|)cedilyIndlctml, tried and convicted, andpassed through this city yesterday

en rout4! for the penitentiary.

The young and handsome Mr. .Inu.H. Wliite, representing the mammothclothing house of Messrs Jno. Parct

& Co. of New Yi rk, was in town yes-terday selling our popular clothier,

.nminic Pye his spring and summergoods. Cumo again John the Imysarc always glad to seo you.

Taylor & Rea arc the boss tinnersoftbntown, tbey do quicker work,Imcaiisi- tliey employ eleven men andlioltcr work lieraii-i' all of the haml-are experienced workmen. Don't failto see them if you want your housecovered,

l.ailies will tinil ll.iilfiinrs dinin;;'

room lilted up i-pci ially for^ihcin andsupplleil with the hest the market af-fords, together witli cream, slraivlx'r-

ries and sherbet

WANTED-A situation for a thoi.oiighly reliable, sober, moral and In-dustrious printer. Tho boatofrofe.-euces given. Address South Ko. -

tuckiail, Ilopkinsvillc. Ky.

' If your house needs a iii^w roof orthe old one repaired eiill on Taylor &Ilea. They will do it butter, neaterand I hcaiMir than any other house in

I

in tliu city.

Messm. Wilson A Galbreath haveour lioartfblt thanks for a most delio-ious t4-eat of ioo-crnain, which theykindly and thoughtflilly sent lu oursanctum yesterday altcnioon.

Mcf-r- Moyd k Bronaugh, of Pcm-hroke, insert a cnnspiciions adver-

liseiueiil in tliis i— iie. They areagents for the OHlKiriio Hinder, one

of the beet machines In the market.

Our clever young friend, T, G, Ili-scr, of Sinking Fork, has taken a ]«>-sitioii in Jno. T. Wright A Go's, drygmMU Hloi*e,

polk Ciiii-ler will have his thirdiniiiillily sioi'k sale next Saliirday.the

lOth. All who want to buy or sellstock should attend these sales.

Rev, J. F. Dagg 1^ tooi hlng achoulfor MaJ. IrVrnOI ^lillc ho la abtopt InTexas.

'I'lie li-hing mania sirnrk the townlast week; a nunibec of parties went

out, but returned wi^ tmall aiireess.

SPECIAL LOCALS.

SHEET MUSICChoice. Vocal and

Instrumental Music,only 5 cents atWilson & Galbrath's.Mrs. R. I. Martin

has just receivedanother large addi-tion to lier stock ofMillinery G-oods, com-prising all the latestnovelties.

M'liy not save the trouble and cx-|icnsn of sending alter experts, by us-ing the Deoring Binder. Sec it ot

C. W. Metcalfb ft Bro's

The beat Horae and Cattle Powderfor sale at

.T. R. AUMISTEAD.

Fine Pictures.

TrUl tht Tait. Suooess tho Proof.

Haull/.hiinser's

Ueineily has no( iMigh and Lungciiual fur vuughV

A pleasant little dance was givenFriday evening at tho residence of

Mr. .las. E.'.Iesiip, in lionor of Misses

Mattic White, of Trenton and Itenlah

Settle and Sallie Diinlap, of Kairview.

About a dozen couples were prusent

and the occasion was one of the most

eujoyablo tliat has been in tlio city

for months. There has boon a dearth

of gayctius in the social circles for

some time and the young folks there-

fore enjoyed thit plpaannt affair all

the more."

Mr. Thomas II, Grintcr, R. Wllford

and (i. Willis Lindsay have agreed

ui>oii a plan for a new lilnek of build-

ings in the ])lace of those destroyed

liy fii-e a nionlli ago. The buildings

are to he made of hriek, with iron

front, two stories liigh, 101 feet front

and !);l feet deep, contJiiniiig on I lie

lower floor four store rooms, and the

upper rooms, to he used for both store

rooms and ofHccs, The building will

be lire-proof, lliiishcd in tlie most ar-

tistic Miyle, ami when complete willho a monumeiit to the ontorpriae of

the builders and an ornament to the9 l\,lniilintiA

gl

lioarKeness, oathma, aoro cheat, pium-oiiary and lung troubles. UnlreraalsatiBftietion. Tiy it Donia Salmonwholesale agent Karlington, Ky. >

Igraehisg »t Btawa.

The Uttie Tillage of Hanson, inHopkins county, waa the theatre ofatragedy on Sunday of last woek.AVat Cox, a negro boy about 17 years

old, went to the houae of Willla Hay-wood, a rcapecUble oltlaon, and out-

raged hla wlfo and then with adrawnknifo at her throat made her promisenot to tell it When her huaband re-turned the matter waa placed in litshands, and he had Cox arrested andtried and lie promptly pleaded guilty

to the charge. Ho was taken Sun-day night In the depot to aw ait th

train to Mailisonviilc, hut while there

a masked inoh rushed into the depot

and took him from the guards and

i-arricil him a shnrl distance away

ml hanged him. He was found ttienext morning with a label on himwliieh read

:

If you don't want to he treated

likewise, keep your nioutli shut."

.IiiHiF. Lynch,

Cox is A iiopbow of the negrobanged near Henderson not long

aluce, foi- a similar oH'eiise, and it is

said his flithor and grand-father both

wont the aamo way. He was aorvodight

IfCatarrh lias lieiitroyetl vtinr aenaefo smelling and hearing, Uall'a Ca'

Ml'.. I. M. 11a

linn of Ki'lli'V

in till' l ily H ill

paiiilin^s, I

which III

Sale- vvil

Nance'- old r-lainl

all the paiiitiii;.'-

opi>ortunity i- -clilom

ic. of the \\ i ll-kiiiiwii

.V: Co.. of Chicago, i-

a lar;.'^!' jot of line oil

|s;imi'|y IVamcil in gilt,

ays mn-l anil » ill lie -oh',

'otnincn.e lii-iii;;lil al >. .\.

anil I'onliniie until

arc sold. Such an

Horded to se-

Fi&e Carriages.

Met 'amy, linnic \ Co.. olli'r one oftlio eompletesl assortments of theirown make of fine Garriogos, Buggies,Barouches, Dog Carta, Ac, that havelioen offered for aeveral ycara, at ex-

ceedingly

LOW PRICES!Over ton years' experience in llicmaiinfactore of fine (.'arriages, imdHie use of them by our customershave estahlislied Ibr us tho reniitatlonof making the very

Best Workput ti]) hy any Company. Ask anyone wlio has tisisl one of our tirni ve-hicles what they are. They willapeak for themselves if you give tbcina showing. If you want a

GOOD VEHICLEwarranted rirsl-class in every rcs-liocl, I'sil on IIS and wc will he pleasedlo show giMMis and prices, as low asanyone ran offer the same quality ufwork,

REPAIRINGil -al-of III! kinds neatly, proiii{Mly ai

isfactorily doni'. Uesiicclfiilly.

McOamy, Bonte & Co.

Kxaniine tliose Case Riding andWalking Cultivalors, al

('. W. Mf.Ti ALU', & lllill.

Lemons by the whole-sale at Btidjford'S'

Why lllll liii\ a Ciilliv ainr. whenyou save enough on every forty acresto pay fur any, at

C. W. Mbtoam-i! ft Bro.

Mrs. R. I. Martin, re-ceives new Goods byExpress every day.

Mrs. Martin has t hebest Trimmer in theState.

I'rcsli llread and Cakes bakeddaily at Wilson & Galhrealh's.

8P£CUL LOCALS.

SBIALL BUTSatisfactoiy.Both to myself ami

the purchaser^ aro Hie

ruar^ins I ash on thosesaiiiebarialns;.

Small Profitsand (jiiich sales,is our old,saying, hut a true oneand it suits me exactly.

I DEPENDN,poiL it for

MY SUCCESS;ISAAC HART.

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A Beautiful

Opposite the Oatholiochurch for sale. Ap-ply to Mrs. G-onch onpremises. —

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raint-. Oils. \ ariiisli and Drugs infull lock and prices low at

,1. B. AUMISTEAD.

USE TOBACCO GROWER.

The best and coolest Tlcer ahvayson hand bv the glass, lioiile or keg at

0. S. STEl'HEXS'.

Go to Wilson & (iaibroath'spure lee Civani and Sborbot.

for

Those wanting Tobacco Hrowerlimst give tiii'ir iiiders, or we can notgnarantec you will gel it,

('. W, MKTCAI.rK & ItllO.

THE OLDESTFertilizer, is theand most reliahlc

Homestead atC. W. lIl T.M.rK & llllll.

Use the TobaccoGrower ifyour plantsare troubled withbugs or slow in star-ting, get itcalfe's'

at^Met-

BOARDERS.Any one wishing to get liOAIEI)

in a private faiiiliy can bo accommo-

duledalMU. N, i-AYXE'S, on MapleStreet.

MST Isl l-^m.

l ine such line p.iintiiigs. anil those

who do nut attend Uic sales may let agolden opportbnlty slip.0—

Skisay llMt.•• Well's Health itenowcr'' resloreg

health and vigor, curoa DyspepsiaImpotence, Sexual Uebilitv.

Toifiboohnvs.

Nelson & Jesnp sold aittce last re-jKirt .TO lihds. tobacco as follows :

.'17 hhds, leaf, Kill 7.'i Ui 5 00,22 hhds, lugs, |,i In) to :l 8U.

Bales by Wlieelei-, Mills & ('o. MavOtb, im, at 79 lihils, as follows

:

8 hlids. good leaf, |!l to 7 Ul.47 hhds. medium to common leaf,

|6 85to6(XkS5 hhds. medium to good luga H 60

toiOO,11 Idids. common Inga |3 03 to 8 S5.Market dull.

Sales of itiO libds. by J. C. ft J. KGant, MaylOlSSii:Srhhda. good to fine leaf, 47 50 to86 hhds, medium and common leaf,

$5 00 to 7 00.47 hhds. lugs $:i jo lo -1 no.The hhds. wlu>:bsuldfor|107& was

raised liy ,iaa, ^Boyd,. hear Kelly'sStation.

Sales liv Itiickner .'i: Wuoldridgo,May Mh 'iUta. and 10th, oflSObbda-

'£> lihds mniliuui to giiid. leal |7 Ii)to 9 00.

VT-'

iW hhds. cDinmnii and low mixedleaf, fHiO to II 1)0.

17 lihds. good logs, ft 00 to 80.'Mi hhds. common and trashy lugs

13 73 to -1 S6.Market rules along at former prices

with good and futUnda higher.

Sales hy Abcrnatliy ft Co, Mav Otb18S:!. of 78 hhds, as follows

:

'i'l hhils. common to medium leafifT '.i.'i to i; :;;).

21 hhds. low leaf from 6 OO to 0 00.hliils. lugs ft'om 3 f)5 to 5 00,

BIDS FOR

tarrh euro will euro yoin. 73 centsper bottle. Druggist sell it

Those wiihiug to purohaae- laces,

I will receive sealed bids until the1st day of Jiiue, 188.% for

1 Year's Supplyof Coal U> be'delirei^d at the Wtat-jorn Kontucky Liinatii: Asylum.

GOOD LUMP COALfteo from dirt and slack is reiinirod,and must bo furnished In any qiianti

ra|iers and I'erlodlrals of all kindsat Wilson ft Ualbreatb's.

Bargains!

Bargains!!Can be liad had bycalling onM, Frankel & Sons'.Lawns, Parasols &

Fans just received.The handsomest lineinlthecity. Come andsee them at the ^OldReliable,"

M. Frankel & Sons.Fresh oats at Metcalfe

4- Bro's.

Call at Isaac Sart's ifyou irant a stylish hator bonnet at Easternprices.

I'ine Cigars ami Toliarro a spoeial-tv at Wilson & Galbrcath's,

DEERINGS.New iinprovemeiil does away with

exports, not a single spring left in tlieblnder,takcs tiftecn uicces away thatall others nso. See It at

('. W. MKTCAI.FE & Bro's.

FOR SALE.I hav

'or -ale

' a i;oiiil Mih'li f'

'I'lio-r 11 i-hillt;

i« andIII pun

Calf'liasc

I'oinbroke, Ky.,

mny Ut, 4 -\v

near Klino.J. 1'. THOMAS,

I have just receivedone consignment, acar load of

^^imnffflTniimM

one ofthe finesttobac-co fertilizers known.Manufactured by theChesapeake G-uanoCo. Baltimore.

Q-eo. V. Thompson.

We will sell this paint with the fol-lowing guarantee.

GlSlI li, (iAnNEK.We gnaranlce that this I'aiut, when

properly iiscil. will not crack, fluke orchalk otr, and w ill l Over more snr-face, wear longer and iiermanentiylook heller lhaii other paints, inclnij-

ing I'ure White Lead ami Oil.We lii'ii'liy ai;n'e lo forfeit tlio

value of the I'aintand the cost of ap-plying it, if in any Instaiioe, il is notround as above represented.

SIIEENIN, VWLUAMS ft CO.GiSH ft OAnsEU, Agts.

Experts Wanted,Willi all lliiiilcr-. lim the Dcering's

latest improvi'iiieiils do away witliall the I'omplicatcil inachiiicry. Kx-

amiuo the latest improvement just

received ut

C. W. Metcalfe & Bro's.

bod acts, curtains or hnythlng in this tleadoslred from 1st day of June,Mlad 1888, to lat day of.! one, 1881. I ra-inewill do well to call on

Mollle E. Huff, Nashville street, op-

peslte Phoonix Ilotol.

Strawberries have not appeared in

serve the right to rnjcet any andbids.

all

mOLEB,Sleward.

Don't forget that wehave made large re-ductions in prices inClothing, and if youwant a suit low downgive us a call, as wqdo not intend to carryover a single suit.

M.Frankel & Sons.Pure Alderny Cream

ai Radford's.

Sherbed, Cream,Strawberries and a niceassortment of Cakes at

BadforcPs.

Xewioods received hyexpress daily at

0. W. Metcalfe & Bro.,W CoMissio& Uerckls-A.NI) DEM. Kits IK-

AaSIOULTUSAL IMFLEMENTS, SEEDS AND FESTILIZESS

VIRGINIA STR££T.

SFECZALTZZS.

"OLD HICKORY WAGONS,"I>ooriiiK I iml iJiii-l.T

iiinlciillltiil I'low. Sulky V\ >linn, Piim*' Harrows, Corn a\

lin;;linii-i' Tlircfiluirr'. Miiiiarch Knciticp. Full Line of Hue P(cftlI nv.-i. Kiiliiu ami Wnikiiiff I iilUvators, 1'iidi|>9 of overy ttei>iTlp*

'Wvfs anil Tj|>ncco Screws. ft

Examine Our Improved Machineryoiu intfro-t. ;feb 2r '!^.^-lJl

;init \ oil will tin

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HOPKraSVlLTiE, KENTUCKY.e"agie»-_-._L

0ZiT7B laZSr.n-iM rurnlxhths lo'lowlnc iiiMn an

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UOBiNn SOIZriILLiTIONS.•

Many a man who has married forgood looiks alono lia.s discovered,

n-hcu too lat«, that a thing of bvaiity

H a Jaw fonv«r.--BnokettridgeNews.

There camo very near licing a cy-clone at our ho\i.se the other eveningwhen our wil'e ordered us to set ahen, and we asked her if we must sotit leaded or wild.—BreekenridgeNewa.

A new Arm wiUfInd lilver bettei'than paper. The noiae of Ave ailverdoUart, counted thoroughly for half

an hour, will have more efibct on aftw cuftomer* dropping in than ahundred thouaand dollara of paper.—Thla and That

Ana now they say Tom Bentoncnrscd like a trooper, Daniel Webstergot drunk and llciii v ( lay .sn apped a|4U,UUU lot lor a jaek-ass. A stanzaof apring poetry from the penofG.Washington, Esq., may yet be un-earthed.—Glasgow Times.

A Lady in Ivouisvillo sned a repor-ter for publishing that she hailed himand asked after the welfare of hissoul. And the Cincinnati Journalasks: Doeiitii^ure a lady's charau-ter to be Mipposed to take an interestin a uewapaper bum'* •oul?—Evaus-ville C'onrier.

The Owenaboro Hessenger clamorsfttr a unifitrm for the policemen ofita elty. We reapectfully auggeat theuniform of the CIoveri>ert police force-aa a model—plug bats, xpikc-iail coalsIcid gloves, gold-headed canes andbuttonhole iMuqiieta^—Breclcenridge

News.

The I-ouisvillc ComineiTial of a re-cent date contained a leiijjthy editorial

entitled. Educate Women to be Sell'-siipporliiig." Judging from actualfacts, a large number of women havenot only been educated to be self-

supporting but also to rapport their

hnaband and their yoqng aqea.TState Jonmali

Ifav came in as g^i^tiie and tiptocyaaaqew pa ^o^^g ii^to the roomwhen (^c Iwby \/k aalew, May is alittle lady anywav, aodhaa aU thesweetnesi of the girl yon love and thefhigranceof the summer morning'swild grape bloom. Thia is the monththe tioys will sidle up and chokedown, and llio ifiils will bite tlieir

flnt;iir uaili and tlunk the aiijfels left

the cellar dcior open ami paradise linsfnllon llironyli Into tlic-ir lap^. Ity

and by llioy will find out thai lliey

didn't know paradise from the otherplace—Howling Green Gazette.

£j^l)n's-ies. cloaks, coats, slock-

in;;s and all jrarinents can be colored.successfully W illi the Diamond Dycp.Fasliioiialilc colors. Only lOc.

"Vou will please e.vcuso me for notanswering your lelter," writes the

queen of England to the editor of this

paper, "but the fact Is I luvu (jeun so

busy with my skinned knee that Ihaven't had time for any other duty.

I suppose you have heard of ourdyiia-niite troubles. It is simply awful.The other day, while we were sittingin the dining-room, a dog, with some-thing tied to his Uil, caine in, 'Al-

bert,' aaid I, 'will you pieaM exam-ine the atray pup, and see what'i thematter with him.' "Mar,' he replied,while a deathly pallor lettled uponbla flice, it'i a can ofdynamite.' Juatthen there came an awAil axploaioniThe windows thook, and the dogwent over and over. It wu a can ofdynamited tomatoea, and I wlah yoncouldsccmy clotheal Why, I havebeen picking tomato seeds on^ ofmy hair ever aiiice. I am having agreat deal of troubjp wiili my Ij i^haervant-girls, Every one of themwants to blow l|ie up. I have been indanger eycr^ since the death of niyI»:otecU)rp .John hrowii. Ali, but hewas ft noble fellow, willi a warm liaiwllind always besjioke the native ouiojl!John n as a man. n as .lolin. yujway, you bad a ,)olin Brown in yourcountry, once, and ni,v Utile giaiid-Qluhlreii sing about his body moul-dering ill the lomb. I must close yow.I see a do;.', w ith another can, of to-matoi'.s, coiniiiir up the steps. Good-bye,. au4, (iprhaps forever."-^rkan-aaa Traveler.

"Bough on Btti.Clean out rata, luloe, rooohee, itee,

anti bod-huga, akuuk*, oUpmunka•HUiherM'V, limgRbt.

ACMrlWheBiMmaftlMtL

Saginaw llaralil,

Wednesday forenoon I/)uis Waters,a younif lad, eleven years of a;;c, re-siding with hiN paieiils (in .Sawdustroad, Was idwiiig in llic rivci- in asmall canoe, and in .some iinac((Miiil-ablo nianuci- the lioat capsized.Voiin^' Waters sinij/j,|,,|| manfullyfor liillv live minutes, but could notreach the shoiv, and was on the |X)intof drowniiiif, when Lillie Poincroy, ayoung miss of fourteen years, took aleaky boat, rowed outaud rescuedthe boy as be was going down for thethird time. Fully llfty men werepresent at the time abd witnessed theaoenr, but none of them had the"sand" to do the deed thata fonrtoen-year old girl performed. Ulas Lillla

medal.

and your \iiSjr nf* mourning.Which will you have?—Christian

l>b.':rvir.

rt»a]( LssUe'i Bondaj l£agute«.

For delightful, edifying and iurstmetive readinjT this nia;{a/.iiio isS imlexcelled by any of it.s eontcipjioiarioi,and the June number, it) these res-pects, wo think, could scaively besurpassed. The following a Imiiabiearticles are prof^soly illustrated:

"What is the Baptist Cliuicli?" byItev. Dr. Chanibliss, being a contiu-

uatioii of "Iteligious Denominationsin the I'liiled Stales ; " "Anioiic,' the

Natives of 111 Noiili," (No. H.) byI^ieiitciianl Sdiwatka; "Tlie Oilier.Side of (iieck llistm-y. Ancient and.Modern," by Kev. Wilbur K. Ciaft-s;••Sacred .Miisi( ians of the .Nineteenth

Centiuy," by Altr-ton Ilcrvey; "TheAiiieiicaii I'ilgriin in Palestine," byE. De Ijcou, etc. There are articlesby the editor, Dr. Talmage, on thelate Alexander H. Stcplieus and PeterCooper, and a sermon in the HomePulpit, "The Cloudless Morning."There are also articles, essays, storiesand poems by Adelaide Stout, IdaUervey, Olive M. Birrell, Bev. W.W. DeHart, 8.T.B.,Mrs. W. Faw-cett. Rev. E.Pay8on Hammond, etc.,etc., and a most interesting miscel-

lany. Price 25 cents, or 13 a year,

postpaid. Address, XI its. Fu.vxk

LcsLic, Publisher, 53, 55 and 57 ParkPfause, New York.

fSon't be Alarmed

at Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or any

disease of the kidneys, liv>.r or urlnary organs, as Hop Bitters will cer-tainly and lastingly cure you, and itis the only thing that wiU.

^«rwi |«va«viau«ll* JUIH

'^'O'^^lfctiiiP'i'il with a m

The Louisville I^t publishes thefollowing alleged special dispatch

from Cincinnati

:

Cincinnati's new paper, the News,after flouuderinj; about in a vao makamiini.y ha thu iMxilit and f«xl aama ol il. B.Maiui otkera nurtwIiiMtniRii pat up i* fhai.lar »)ol|i to II. B., with varlaiirly iteTtwilnnrafii. Ifi lv.llH'll 'h« »on1 "llop" or llatMwi!re iiu'il in a way to l.iUuM |ici>|il« to kilMteihi'y wrrc the aanie aa llop tliitcrn. ;M| aurh|iri taaiM ramcillea or curet, no uAtU'r whattheir ttylc or name la, anil eapecM:; ihou-with Ihcwonl' I'.M'" or-IlopV In theirna'neurinniiv wn.\ tonnc iol Willi tki in or theirname, am iniiution or coiinMrft:i:a B^.anreifUwai. Tourh nova of them. Via ruihinghill gcnnlne llop bittera, with a iiunchi.rcliiBkrant -fu-nn IIo|n un Ihc while Inlicirru.t n. III. Ing .1-,.. Dnigifloa a'.il draltrtare warocil againat acallnji la 1mlUtlon> or•oaaMrfaltm.

iftikjuii M k Thpi, Aa linpiB.Tiip i,i)iiisville Contmretal brings

out the lollowinitfliliitlTe to our lateinilliant CoQgrei«mui, fiwm the &;v,n)fs.A.SVii;oo?io who know thatacqoinpUshed and reformed gentlc-inaA was atone time a mild ThomasA. Kempi% and vrote for the goodof the soul and the perpetuity of sal-vation. The American Tract Societyonoe eObred a prise of flOO for tlieiwst tract written for circulation.

McKenzie, who had plenty of leisureat home, «aw the oflbr la a newspa-per, sat down and wrote a beautifultract on one of the cardinal vii tuosand sent it 011. Ho did it for fun,hut it won the $100. During the InstCongressional scssitm the fact leakedout, and there was a liciculcan cllortmade to get liold of a copy of thetract and civculate it in CongresF.I'loi lor KiiDtt was at the bottom ofthe eon Hj)i. nicy, and made a bitterand stiTiiig cllbrt to hunt down thepi-oof of his colleague's early indis-ci-etir.n. But lie never succeeded.

^KIDNTEY-WORTHECREATCURE

H-E-U-n-A-T-I-S-fflAaltlafbrBUtho p&liifuldiM«M«ofth«Rt^Nevs, LivLR a:;3 bowels.Ik«l0UUM the iTit«m of UiB acrid pciscnluk eaoaca Ui« dreadful luScrirs wtiic^

onlythe viotinu of r^ieu^atijni can roaXiu.

THOUSANDS CP CARrSof th« wont Ibnns cf th'-9 t(^r^ib'ac.lfl«Mrhavo bMn aolokly relieved, andlnafaort

PERFEOTLY CURED,rtici |i. uqi'iD er dui, solo by ucficnn.(U) DrrennbeMOt brmall.WXtLH. TncHAlJ)SONACO..BoriH>»rtoii.Tt

KIDNEY-WORT I

J. R. ARMISTELajliOPPOSITE THE PUtENlX HOTE'..

Kcepa 00a nt the larKest stock of Uriigs, Medicines and 1t,i.|;;; t S—n lii^*Paints, OiU, varnishes, SCHOOL BOOliS. ami CIO \R^ n k«j>iitt>%ilivCall and cxaniine his stocks and prices bel'ure ptirehskiiigel^rwh »

dec l:M2in-81.

a a. BUUKNKK. MUUOR.

BUCMER & WOOIDRIDaE,PaopBiiToaa Man Staan Fias Paoor

Tobaooo WarelLouse,Main Street, Hopkinsyille, - - - Kentucky

Special Attention paid to InsDaction and Bale of Tobaveo.

Liberal Advances Made on Tobioco in Store*S&LES EVERl WEDNESDAY

A 11 Uth.ii i M ^.Uanrcil wi'I he Mi?.iiri*'l at 'WDPri exix-n.r. ,\11 Toliarro not ailvanrril nn willliu iit-UTc-l iil-ti, iitdwiera expeuvv, iiuluka we iMve wrilteo ottlera nut lo luaure. After awlil ilwill lie lifl-i III rl.kolUM! buyer. itn-IS-IU.

M. U. Kelsi. .1. K .Iesip.

NELSON- & JESUP,Tobacco Wsrehousemon and General

COMMISSION [MERCHANTS.Railmad Kt. Hopkinsville, Ky. Liberal Advance on Proitnea ia Store.

ilee.-l(.>l

SM»1>»«VaVy 9i«9i»ACa*»

Notions. Furnishing and Fancy Goods. Etc24t> t44*e4B M«ia St- nnd 51 & S3. SaveaU St.. LMlaTUW Xt

1 1ft* 1 11.Wertk ttreat. New Terk.lUar. )>t-m)

Barber Shop

!

I have re-opened mjr

TONSORIAL PARLORIn the room belnw Thnmpson's Haniwire 8i»ro 1 hsve em|iliivpil aii masHlsisiits NELSO\ t'llOSS amiWILLIAM OUILl).

Tliiiiikiii,{ 'he public for past favors,I hIisII try lo please thnin as lonj; asthey may favor ine with their patrun-age, Reii|icci fully.

J.VMliS HABGUAVESIteb S-tt.1

Work Given Out.Dii receipt ot youraililicss we will iii;iko an ofl'cr bywhich you ciiii eiii ri .*:) to |7 cveninj^sat your hiiinc. Men, Women, Boysor (iirls ciiii ilo it. H. C. W lLKl5l-SON & CO., lUoan.l 197 FultouStreetNew York.

KIDNFOR THE PEP.MANENTCUREOFl

tl CONSTIPATION.1 other d'Mae U %o pnralent In tlilimaxrf ae OonjtlpeUeti, end no nnnadj

- KM»U«1 the odotnteaEJDNEVE WOBT ee eoi*. WlMleiM the ceiuc,Stiewertr oboUnete on 'eoMiluahef, yen see. 1

I PILE81M eemyUeotoS "Wort•bean .

9 a;!^•»«T»ellliereftlMietraibl«ePHICieij USE iDruiinlatsSellKIDNEY-WORT

SIBLCY'OEEDO

OFALL PLANTS, FOR ALL CROPS,FOR AU CLIMATES.

We tie the Urm fknaere, lu-Tcct eeed (rew^ere uid Unrest eoeil dealers anywlioro; tie-oehiv^ i?rp.licit (a.-ll:tiM for rrodadog tteet HeeiU

»-f M,u a,, i,i .J. lud only ttie bait KOI outOo.- Afiitual Catalp^u^ at*d Pritt £M telnca TUBdBATBST HHEIl RTORE IN TIIRWORLD TO VOIIB OWN DOOU, II ia.el idel all tbe deslrablo oct tud FtaniUnl rarlclieaof Flow,!?, V("Tt-,l»!,>. rid 1 an.l Tr«i heed*, anaP!-.nti. Hout !'[{CB 10 auy a4l(lrutf.HI.1AM SIBLEY & CO. Seedemen~ - ».y.a««CUeaca,llL

V f J ">>•' near

1 W I mart ymi

mute at hoMa Hjr ihe ie4Mtr>'at biiaineaa nnw Wtora thfCapital not neetle,|. We will>ti. .Mt'n. uoiiit.n, lNi\a anil

icirli. w:iiiu>.l vvtfri vrlit-rc to Wtirk for tii . NowI

la tlie tliii., Vuu i-a.i work In rpitre time, oiI itlve your whole time tii ibe huetnesa. Ni<iiither biiili,|.|« will |iav you nrarlv aa well.Nil one can fall to Make rDnmirna pay, b<ciiiiagInK at onaa. Caellf aultt aaA tam'r

"'^^J••^•s•T ieaersbly.Adilri't.- Tsei a .- W..vr;,„iraany invn, (

JlXoinKllTtlee An", ?..;'!..'"'/''.!;''''" '!"' I>"" 'tv Viiu)^»i l>KW

l!/HSS?r^''?>«-ri-'-KM HI 1.Kidney, BhtiUler and Urinary Dis- .^r;;,,:n~£H^rSp^

"BnolnpallM.

Quick complete 1

case. fl. Drii(;li

i'li.i 11^ li.:

h tt'c ' oiii"

C/ealieaieia.^

that I havecured na—I _ _say lhalltwiU cure any ease •! Catairh IX lakeapraparl/. Yuuralnilj',

_ J. 1 1 WiiTnaiDaaWOBTir SIO A B OTTLa.K. UcKniT. Jacka'.n, Mich., rrilta Raea kad

Caiairh lorSOyiara. Hall'a C Marrh Cure euraduie^^niider It worth liaoOa hotUa,.tV*Sold to all Onariataat ts rta nar boMla.--iltmni u^SSbr r J. ,^1WS5 3kOO.

.OU.X

HMNA BEOS. & CO.,Founders And Macliinlsts,

Manufacturers And Dealers in

Steam Engines, Saw Mills,

TMt CatAT

Through Trunk Line

Pulleys Shafting, Hangers,

Couplings &c»liSATHSXl ^ITD RUSBSB. SSLTI2TC,

I'AVKIKO. O.VS I'll'i:. m!A'< titioiiS. .M.M.KABLE lIUiS,

KiTriMi'. .\iiii Siiii r Ir.'V Wi.hk^.

Uepairliig Kii:;iii('N, ISoiiors uiid SciiatatoiN ii .^inTialty.

HOPKii^SVILLE, KYafeU.-W'W-ll-.

8. n. r ri r,it tvxs.

fSPURLOCK & GRAVES,WRQ^ESilLE DEAL-RS IN STAPLE AHD FA'tCYQRODERII!

Oansar af Braad awl OoUas*, MaakvlUa. Taa»••RDCM WILL HAVE rauMI'T ATnOITlUN ATCUMK HUlCfet.

EDVMRD WILDER'SKevrr t..ll, I. 01. e Ff.ar a; I fgae, lalermiHeal Fe»er,

CaaiHaial, '•diaaallea, Celia and Flea. Il wUI CoaaDamb Afae, DyaHptle, Lirar

It IS a lafaAati-klUeeiMM8,apoNaifuliactiiH--

r«4i aliat tav ' ^MUiaM aad ndlMd by *kai« aa tiaUeot appeiinrgina tone ta the difrrav ... aM>'apotuicirculation aod clears ti.e Mboii; aiitmal eoouomy liom the IsadsSfdiNHa Tbaall(bt^attack oi later aair be a rwlnde 10 l>.a worn, and Uw nnwdr that «MM ai«4«srttwhlM ItIs islla Us sniwimiB sr 1, aiay ba at an TSlas wbwi Ithat Mi Ml lit HipBiat ranieo-MrklbhlbaaaMwithmniMneiOttrd -•— iht rinltttimi Ininnn lit Miliila nllm InIhs tea 0( Dank Ckllh, Braw A|ae. Patafiil apleea. aad Weak atamaek.

lor th« Ciua of all Iha a'wTi' nUeaaee thla ptejAftUoa aUnib unriraled, and Its loodMd pamaaant edkrii are aitanad by thauaada, aad U ia lawiaanilad aUka byOa ablaal

IT, an JOT Aat an saiaM, sad to saatlassd at Us waadartgl pnnr tad toosd-dal eActs.

STOMACH BITTERS

WitktitQange and with Speed Uaritileil

SHORTEST ANO QUICKEST ROUTtfre« St. Leela, SraaavUl* ai,4 ll'ft4«Taea

SOUTHEAST & SOUTHTHkoran *l*e« Canrer Allaala, •••aaaak, Maaaa, JtakSaatdK

t»4 ^ilsl. la rlnrlda

I 'nnM-ll. a* .r. n*'l. •! i.Nikrte aaS VaA.j

NORTH.' E AST, SOUTH 4 VEST|

hn« of Ihli ra«4 «4U

An«U •! tbU l''>MMnt IM nilm «rtt* C r. ATHiWC Oi P. 4.

EMIGRANTS r.;rtialvt trrclal low rau<

Biaaa lUvalTaM L _ -Hrevrii l.wHlrr ai.aa. Hnl'tasaartkNliaar Wairlira. Hirm SI iMdrr aia.aaw

rowan

0W«5SH0T-fl»»i e.*ailf tp4m kmi

stnw nNiAiiai»ii.uwt.i MMit.lAiuuTiua, Kt.

Jaa.-i.-iCMr.

SoiilIier& Business College,ZiOuUirlll*, B:«B,tuok7a

Practical Book-Eeeping and

NO TEXT BOOKS.0»er 25 yi' JiM a Piulici al .\coniiniiinl. Endnriieil by nllihe

Prominent Merchants of Louisville Kentuck\Benil StanipH for Ciiunlara anil 8pfciini-UH of Peiiniaiiilii|).

BIN. 0. WEAVEB. Prinofpal. H-S DjSULL&B. Sect'}

«»"C!VEN AWAYaZimmerniBU Fruit Etryer

/taatMAanw omi oSTSlSMaiKA

'•'-T' Pr?P*'«*i Life. ! r.':i,%-,'..':.~;'r::

H m. UsirrvtoMi A » u., Nuhi ill*, 1 MAa

FREE FORmAn anlilllne aad intlr eeie Sw

iwiTiija aaf irraaaii i. Saea(>l,i.Miii,u4 iGr,eraarerili»

laJnarallaa. aa

lyon&healy;Slata a Hmtga tit. . Chletia.

.

, BAH0 6A, I. avlllchllli.y,i ll|nii l a aiir.Tiiri. r..rCoPO»ll,I-I1.I1II. ijivBi-Mpriiis, \BTim\, nKii.voiitlh*i'.. I'.iril..a vltlilnic the l'ri..rrlull«n. will

reb.»l'S|.lr.

THE MS EASES OF 'YOUTH an.l MAMHOOD -^ A OU IDE 'If«i TH WITH-

B'OUTSCDICINC.

T APHTficiANnfSrrar'ae^lirrlrnci. Dwn'l pol.oa

tnur.valeiu Willi Oruri, bM retila llnok aiid avelg Oaacat. i

THI PVnma. laam miaiaakia. Wie-

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