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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-05
HUNG HERSELF IN HER CELL.

Ann Atkinson. woman thirty-nine years of age.
yesterday afternoon hung herself while a prisoner
in cell at the Fourth street police station Will
ismsburg. She had been arrested for intoxication
about an hour previous to tho fatal act. during
which period the station doorman had twice
visited the cell corridor. The miserable woman
had been very noisy and roundly denounced
her custodian because deprived OF her liberty. The
cessation OF the woman rawlings led the doorman to
take another look at the prisoner, when he dis
covered her hanging to the cell door. She was cut
down In the last throes OF strangulation. Officers
bore the inanimatc body to the open air and
promptly bathed the wcmans head and face with
water. Two physicians summoned in haste arrived
too lato to afford relief. The victim though mar
red. did not live with her husband of hcr
dissipatcd habits. To accomplish her purpose sho
had torn strip from her shawl, the ends OF which
she tied to the top bar OF the coll door, Once before
she had attempted suicide In tho Same place by
swallowing aquantity OF oxalic acid procured before
applying for lodging ut the station house. Mr. At
kinsOn, upon receiving notification of his wife's
death. promised to secure for her decent burial.
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BOUND BY MASKED BURGLARS.
JERSEY FARM HoUsE RANsACKED AND
RoBBFD-EsCApE OF THE DEsPERADoEs

JERSEY FARM HOUSE, RAESACKED AND
RoBBED-EscAPE OF THE DEsPERADoEs.
A daring burglary was committed carly yesterday
morning by four masked men noar the village of
Unionville. Sussex county. N. y. Mr.. Hough. an
aged farmer. was awakened by heavy pressure on
his leg. and looking up found burglar with q
volver In his hand. the muzze of which he held
only few inches from Mr.. Hough's forehead. Three
companions OF the desperate were ransacking
bureaus and closets in the room. and the noise
aroused Mrs. Hough, who screamed for help The
farm hand, servant and IN elderly lady
were aroused by her shrieks and ran to
the bedroom. The hired man carried his revolver
and tho first to reach the door of the room. As
he entered he levelled his weapon at the intruder
who keeping vigil ut the bed. The thief cooIly
said. "Put down that pistol or I'll fire ut the old
surrendered his weapon to one Of the gang. and he
with tho and the old lady put under tho
care OF another Of the thieves. After making u
thorough search Of the premises the robbers left,
taking with them $500 In money, a quantity OF
clothing. silverware and jewelry. Before leaving
they bound all the inmates with ropes and tied
them they could not aid each other. Tho
hired man after hours work con-
trived to free himself and hurried to tho
stable to harness a horse and alarm the neighbors
The thieves had visited the stable and destroye all
bride. and the neighbors were summoned Tho
robbers had had nearly two hours start, and. al
though the people secured about the village, they
failed to capture any Of the miscreants. The fea-
lures Of the burglars completely concealed by
long masks. They said to belong TO Port Jervis
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COMMERCIAL.

..ss Of day so Isss As Sd
yembe delivery 7l6d uplands. low middiing clsuse
LIVERPOOL. Nov. IS 80 p. NJ.
The market for and fabrics a. Manchester quiet
Prodrce-Taow, 800 3D. Breadstnis irm; corn.
o. "a per centa tor new mixed Western wheat los pa
lis ID IL for rcd winter. ''1 "'''''A 'p''A"'
Refined petroleum. 67sd. ID. per gallon Linseed oil.
Sugar ass ass Cd per cwt tor Cuba centrifugal polar
izng Oh degrees aud 24s 25 for Cuba muscovado fair
refining ahost.
'sI 1' ioS 1s
LONDON, Nov 4-0P. n.
Manchester Nov. 4, 1879
continues small, though the activity is increasing
TRADE.
The Mart Lane Express in its review Of the British
fields
the wsathsr in the later districts In Scotland the har
vorably with these Tho wet and foul condition q tho
hasss peps thu damp
deal Of English wheat ha, threshold lately with
The condition Of the bulk Of che wheat which Of
Esa for s. III
H. p per quarter WHICH has been generally quoted
wheat approaching closing Of Baltic
ports by Ice there DO sufficient in the
trade to Withstand the action Of America without tho
present range Of values undergoing much alteration
during tho winter Even IL slight further fall occurs 1t
than likely that 1t Will DO speedily recovered under
as
moderate eonsumptive demxnd. Spectators were
anxious realize and prices receded about Is
tor for all descriptions of foreign wheat Indian wheat
has been arriving freely and has attracted fair
share OF though the activity therein will proba
bly, be less marked than in 1876 when the large arrivals
very sonsiby nterfered with the sale of Russian
American descriptions The arrivals Of maize have been
light but at the beginning of tho week unsal
able ut reduction of I'D Prices have
tended downward since. The arrivals the
ports OF call have been limited. Tho depression
In wheat continued until Thursday, when tho de-
cline since Monday amounted to Is. per quarter The
sales however, few reaction has since occurred
and Is Is 3D. of the decline has been recovered The
demand for maize has been small and has receded I'd
per quarter Business in wheat arrive has beon very
restricted and red winters declined Is Is ID quar-
during the week both and for shipment;
but Is Is sd. has since been recovered Barley
quiet and steady Maize has fallen fully i'd quarter.
The sales Of English wheat last week 6 quarters
at Sos 4d against 5000 at 39s during the
responding week Of last year The imports into the
sos S37 cwt. Of wheat and POI rs cwt of Hour"
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON n. O., Nov 4, 1879
Spirits of turpentine steady 4Oc Rosin firm
81 IS good 81 So Crude turpen tinc quiet hard
81 75 yellow dip s. Is. Tar firm 1t 81 S. Corn firm
prime white, Csc. Mixed &c.
OswEGo. Nov. 4, 1870.
Flour unchanged: sales 500 bbls Wheat dull; sales of
white State ut 81 30. Corn Unchanged No. Western
&c. high mixed Soc Barley in moderate demand; sales
10000 bus shells choice Canada ut ODE; 1000 do No.
bright at zoe 10000 do No At S2c 10000 do. No at
76c. Rye firm. but quct Canada held Toe &c., in bond
Corn lowers boted, S24; boed $23 per ton. Mill
feed-Shorts. s5 shpstus $6 middiings. sis ton.
Canal frophts--Wheat and peas. Slac corn and rye,
75sc: barley, &c. TO New York barley to Albany, &c
lumber Albany ~ 25 81 3d. to Now York $ %. Lake
recepts-Barley. 434oo bushcls $4,000 do. Ship
ments not reported
HERKIxrR, n. Y. Nov. 4. 1879.
The market here to-day extremely dull. Only 300
boxes cheese shipped hence ct to
l21c. No dairy cheese sold
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list are requested to wear the usual badge
ing for thirty dsys

MEETING OF ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
meeting Of officers and ex-ofiicers of the army
and navy was held at the Army and Navy Club
yesterday afternoon, and largely attended.
General Graham present and reported the ar
rangements made for the funeral services On reso-
luton General George b. Mcclellan, Governor of
New Jersey, and General Andrew f. Burnside, for
mer commanders OF the Army of the Potomac. were
invited TO act as pail bearers. They were notified
by telegraph.
resolution was adopted. requesting al
officers who desire to take part in the ceremonies to
assemble at the United States Marshals Office in tho
new Post Office Building at eleven A. NJ. to-day.
They will be conducted to their places in the line by
General Martin /. Mcmahon. Officers are euuested
to wear their corps badges.
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DANDAL n. FOOrE.
IL Banker, 40 Broadway, New York city.

Atlantic Mail Steamship Company Stock
Boston, Hartford Il Eric Railroad Stock.
Brunswick Land Company OF Georgia
Troy aud Boston Railroad Stock and Honds.
Inform ational and Great Northern Railroad Stock
Town and County Bonds Of New York State.
Galveston. Harrisburg aud San Antonio Firsts.
New J, rscy and New York Railroad First Mortgagea
Mexican Bonds Nv dollhouse issucl
Nicaragua Accessory Transit Stock.
For Sale
American Gusno Company Stock
Silver Nugget Mining aud Milling Stock
American Central ct Ohio and Indiana. six pcr cents.
New York and llcmpstcad Railroad First Mortgages.
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Stock.
south MONDAY Gold Mining Company, Of Bodio. Cali
fcrna. mito" snorri vt stock O: 81 o0vO per share
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Although business was generally suspended in tho
dry goods district yesterday many Of tho creditors
OF stettauer Brothers h Co.. Of Chicago, were at
their stores making up their accounts and discuss
ing the failure. There was much speculation as to
the cause OF the firms failure, but no report had
been received from Chicago giving any for 1t.
A despatch was received from Chicago giving tho
total liabilities at 900. of which thero was un-
secured 81 500 600. and secured S2liO0J The nomi-
nal assets about the same hgures no estimate
CT thar real value being made.>
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
"DIEs NON" AND CLOSED MARKET-No
FINANCIAL NEWS FROM ABROAD AND NONE
HERE-TARING BREATH FOR To-MQRRow.

FINANCIAL NEWS FROM ABROAD AND NONE
HERE-TAKING BREATH FOR To-MQRRow.
WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, Nov. 4, 1879
The law of the land has made to-day close holt
day. and consequently the banks and various ex-
changes have remained with closed doors. This
summary choking off of business has been neither
acceptable to bulls nor bears. being to the first
"stumblingblock" in the way of advancing mar
ket and to the latter foolshness." inasmucn as 1t
broke into the continuance of the money squeeze
upon which the bears hopes of upset Of the share
market founded. Nevertheless both parties
have been obliged to yield to the memorable law of
necessity and forced to defer their disputes in
the financial arena to another day. What tomorrow
will bring forth propose to treat of tomorrow
afternoon. to-day being dies and therefore
ceptibe of no treatment ut ALL There being no mar
ket here there has been financial news of impor
lance cabled from abroad the only item of interest
being the price of silver. which is quoted on the
London market at 53Ad. per ounce.
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A SOLITARY ALDERMAN.

The Board of Aldermen should have held meeting
yesterday, but ut twelve o'clock Alderman Morris
was the only member Of the Common Council in at.
tendance. He took his seat in the Chamber, and
Deputy Clerk Twomey called the roll. to which Mr.
Norris who was made chairman by his own motion.
aiunu s.s5 o.aed. -he solitary Alderman thereup ON
directed an adjournaueut ior week.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HEHALD. I
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 4, 1879.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day appointed Q
committee to draft resolutions the death of
eral Hooker and another committee to cooperate
with the City Council in paying honors to the de-
ceased. This last committee embraces General A.
Z. Goshorn. Theodore Cook. senator Benjamin
Eggleston and other distinguished citizens Tho
remains of General Hooker will arrive here by rail
to-morrow, and will most probably be taken to
Music Hail, where it is proposed they shall lie in
state for day. The burial will be ut Spring Grove
Cemetery. The military stationed at Newport Bar
racks, Kentucky opposite this city. will conduct it
with the Donors OF All the flags in the city
have been at half mast since the announcement Of
General Hooker's DEATH
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OFFICE OF THE LEADvILLE MINING COMPANY.
" 81 Bso.pwAr; NV YORK. Oct. ~, 1879

Board Of Trustees have this day declared dividend
No per 40 cents sharol the capital
stock loVOD OF the company out Of the earnnxs for
November TO- Transfer books Will close No
vcmber o and reopen November 10, 1870.
J. & LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Nov. T. 1879.
Spanish gold. 23i1a 23lA. Sugars very firm; mer-
chants offer for centrifugals 1T reals
arrobc in gold for below and "a reals above test
planters hold out for real higher Exchange quiet but
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

SoNDHEIM-ELAcKsToNE.-O On Sunday November q
Mt the residence of the brides parents by the Rev.
DR.. Gottheil, SAMUEL SosDHKIM to LILLE A. BLACK
STONE.
TowSsEND-ODELL--On Wednesday. October %,
at the residence OF the parents, by DR.. James M.
Pullman. RALPH s. TOWNSEND to ADDrE Y, daughter
of John II. Odell. all Of this city. No cards.
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NOTICE TO ASSERTING FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
IN holders OF the New York and Oswcgo Midland Rail-
road Company
OFFICE OF TIE LEADvrLLE MINING COMPANY.
~ 81 BaoApwAy, NV YORK, Oct 30, 1879

The Board Of Trustees have this day declared dividend
No OF per cent 40 cents share ON tho capital
stock 2OopW OF the company out OF the earnings Tor
the month OF September able at tho Office OF the
pany aud after November 10 1879 Transfer books Will
close November and reopen November ~, 1879
4 = Soc
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( + REASONABLE RArEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
Abandonment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bought: insurance Of all kinds effected with best
psnies ut lowest premiums.
j. J. HABRICH 4 CO. 1856 Broadway; box I 1880
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LIMITED PARTNERsHIP.-Notice is hereby given that
limited partnership has been this formed
the provisions Of the statutes Of tho State Of New York
between jain w. Amerman. Charles ID. Burwe ana Ed
ward T. Smith, under the firm and style OF Anerman
Burwe tor the purpose OF carrying the business Of
buying selling strictly commission, Stocks Bonds
aad other securities and the SAID business will DO carried
their office No III 81 Dad New York city That
the general partner In said partnership tho said John
W. Amernan and Charles Burwe and the special part
theien is the said Edward X. Smith. who has
tribucd TO the stock OF the said partnership the
sum Ut 500 90 pursuant to said statutes and the said
premiership the ist day of October 1879
and terminates on the 81 st day of October, 1880
NEW YORK Oct. 81 1879.
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COPARTNERSHIPs.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
tween John w. Amerman aud Sidney Il. Cooke under
the rn and style OF Amerman Cooke is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN w. AMERMAN.
SIDNEY T. COOKE.
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FINANCIAL.

THE BuLwER CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY.
bodie District Caforniarhe transfer books of this
eempaSy win be opened on Monday November = % the
once OIL Ladiaw Co., No II Pine ST. Equitable Build
ing q. E. LAIDI.AW Assistant Secretary.
WANTED-S50.OtO TO $4,000 IN THE PORK
W packing business; extensive trade established: brand
well known. For particulars address ARTHUR NASH,
Buffalo. " Y.
WANTED-cAPITALIsr TO TAKE HALF INTEREST
w ~ on lands IN fee property $22OOO;
FREQ 81 Al expenses $40 per day; will pay within ten
days $780, and production will be wells
drilling. Address for two days IMPORTATION box
227 Herald office.
GCn0 TO $500 LOAN. ONE YEAR WANTED: GOOD
speyOOsecurity liberal interest. SMITH S,yS Fulton
IT.. Brooklyn.
CC00 000 IN SUMS TO SUIT. TO LOAN ON
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES five years, New York city: a 10
money at six per cent H. L. GRANT, las Broadway.
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LEX. FROTHINGnAM CO.,


A LEX. FRoTHINGnAM CO.,
BANKERS AND srocK BROKERS,
Stocks bought and sold in the New York Stock
margin, and carried long desired Puts
and Calls on favorable terms from par
reports of the market. sent free.
Ill THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES DEALT IN BY
AwILLIAM WARD Co, BANKERS and Brokers.
can Mining board. KstSbiisIsd 1855
A. HANDSOME BONUS FOR THE USE OF $500
"A for 80 days; ample security Address SECURITY. lo7
A LADY tEMBARRAssEDQ WOULD LIKE THE
"A loan OF $500 on her jewels LBoNOIA Herald Uptown
Office.
WOOD CLAIMS BOUGHT OR spEEDILY AND THOR
box lis Herald Office.
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY, OF UTAH.
have declared Dividend thousand
the eompsny on and after Sovo%Ssr is books
g. fSi f 10 reopen N'''"''' "
HENRY CLEws 3 co, BANKERS AND MEMBERS
the New York stock Exchange IS New st. next door
Deposit Accounts Stocks Bonds and bought
and sold for cash or on margin strictly on commission
MONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE AND SIX PER
NOTICE TO ASSERTING FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
IN holders OF the New York and oswego Midland Rail-
road Company -
Bondnoders who have assonted TO plan OF reorgan
shs Soduss to the 81 aoo sr tho pur
q on the md s to p.y in
and In the event Of the purchase OF tho road by he com
the common stock Of the new company The money paid
will BE- Il s' Is mot made ~ tho com
and holder. q receivers debt n.sSnoa
bonds must DO paid or before November 10.
must Ss MADE 70 the 10 % f. ~ Mas
sued by tho committee and stamped at
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4 HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
~ popular Hotel splendid Restaurant and Bar nttached
small amount Of cash require1 opportunity. MA
LONE ST
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BUSINESS OPPOETUNITIEs,

4 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR NE :,
A.clants manufactrrers and others; Real Estate ex-
persons with capital seeking business advised without
charged of approved opportunities References Arthur
h kctcnm bankers. Drexe Building, Wall ST. Louder
back Gilbert Co. hardw SO Chambers St. and others
49, GRlGGs 4 CARLETON,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-23
Big Tobacco.

Not long ago we clipped from the
Clarksville Chronicle, a notice Ola
tobacco leaf measuring 33x2l inches,
takeniroIn crop Of ~ acres. We
now have OH exhibition at our office,
two samples that completely take the
rag off the Chronicles bush. One is
plant taken from a field of 6 acres,
raised by Mr.. e. w. Weaver, near
the lIead- waters OF Sinking Fork, and
the leaves measure upon ai average
of 33x23 inches, and the plant is AZ
feet in length. The other Is single
leaf taken from q crop, Of 6 acres, and
raised by Mr.. i. b. Knox, near
Vauglian's Post-oilicc.
The leaf is now quite, green, and
Mr.. X. says 1t is a fair sample of the
whole crop. 1t measures 3Sx23 inch
es, and was still growing when cut
off. sta W S
Mr.. X. says he wouldsli like to have
the crop mentioned by The Chronicle
to I'LL out corners" when hc prizes
his.
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CHURCH HILL.

Gu last Wednesday evening large
party of ladies and gentlemen assem-.
bled at thoFhospitable residence of
Mr.. Richard Caudle, near this place.
The oceasions was one that Will be
long and pleasantly remem bered BY
all who were present, rs one Of the
most enjoyable of the numerous sum-
mer parties Of our community. Vocal
and instrumental music was furnish
cd by the young ladies and gentlemen
present. Miss Lizzie McReyholds de-
serves especial mention as vocalist;
her voice is charming, and the little
band composed Of DR.. Edgar Ander-
SOIL, Dick Peace and Arthur Henry,
was quiteicemplete, and added much
to the pleasure OF the entertainment.
The adornment of the grounds sur
rounding the residence of Mr.. Candle
was in most excellent taste. Flow
ers and shrubbery, and walks be-
tween were arranged with fine effect.
Mrs. Caudle was indisposed during
the evening, and the duty of hostess
devolved upon Miss Collins, of May
field, and most successfully did,she
perform the duty, passing as she did,
from guest TO guest, and making each
to feel free, and marked by her kind
attentions With the inequalities Of
the household, the music, the rare and
kind attentions of our hostess, the
spirit and compatibility of the COM
pany, we,have seldom, If ever spent
a more pleasant evening.
Sun Rosa.
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Adieu to Horkinsville.

After q delightful sojourn of,some
weeks in this exquisite little city just
rs Ill mature is domingherr robe of
cold gold" or the "sear and yellow
lear we must sever the ties of many
new and sweet associations, and re-
turn 70 the dear from home whence We
came. llopkinsville when thorough
ly known is ever bcliked. Her hos
pilality is generous TO a fault, and her
denizens ehsirined Ii stately prest-
igc Of which every city cannot boast.
For Il stranger 10 see the bon tons
aud ellie of the place en- p,dsse II is
necessary to be nj attendance Mt
Mozart Hall on such an occasion as
heralded tho coming Of the renowned
Pinafore. Herewith a commanding
seat one can survey the sea-waving
faces of the auditorium al ibitum,
At this juncture Of our story we have
not only INDUCED In birds eye
view" of the city, but have seen il
well and much ofthe surrounding
country also, and in summing up the
particulars of both in short retros'
pective view wo note two oddities
that never before came under our Oh
servation, anywhere. One a hand
some specimen Of rural manhood
whose fac simae we arc certain could
not be found elsewhere OH terra
|.tsn.a. And after saying he istht
most graceful and knightly equestrian
| We ever saw either vn horseback OF
when driving span of dashing bays
o charming singer and magniticen
dancer, languageis iniilo for furihc
description. The other favorit'
dog that eats watermelons with avid
lily. SHishame is tDutch' and he i
the petted property OF n young gen
tleman of leisure in the city. Neve
will VIC forget our visit to the birth
place of Jefferson Davis. With II
r grass grown pavements and mos
covered root it looked ancient and d
lapidsted. A young disciple Q
Esculapius plucked branch from
giant pear tree (plantcd BY the hand
of the noble old chicf,ain) for us Il
, bring away among other relics. Gu
brief stay at this little villa will eve
, be bright episode in liie's memor
and we will often revert to- IL
charming telesa-tete wilhthe eSaui
ito air castle builder at musici
soiree. viii return home with man
sweet "reminiscences Of lIopkhisvill
Z, to which we will love to revert
! after years. An revoir, Madison
yille bound, Sept. 1878. /. Ii.
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BELLEv1Ew.


The farmers arelnow busy cutting
and housing tobacco.
Preparation FOR the wheat crop
will soon begin: siA ~
Misses Ida Coward, and Lou AT.
kins of GAINESVILLE who have been
visiting MIR. A. Alien, returned home
Friday. Bill and John are both lett
Respondent. ylt' 1a
A certain chap here has q sweet.
heart so small that lie has to lead hef
BY the hand when they walk together
Rev. A. w. Meacham has been
quite sick Tor seyeraidays.o E1t&es.
Mr.. ]. w. McGcl,ee has>gone fol-
new goods and will shortly receive
large alnlicoinplete stock. ,csa9iI
Mr.. L. #. Blakcly has bought the
Roberts place at Old Belleview.
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Railroad Schedule Change


On and after Sunday August eth,
q change IN the running arrangement
of passenger trains will take place on
tho Il. L& N, division Of the Louis
vile &Great Southern Railroad Line.
Passenger trains going South will
leave Evansville at 8 10 a. NJ. Hen.
dcrson at l0:10 4. NJ, Leave Hop
kinsville at 2:35 r. N. and arrive in
Nashville at 6 80 T. NJ, connecting
for all points South. Will leave
Nashville at $3.50 A. Al, arriving n
liopkinsville 1T OF ~: 29F. NJ, Hen
derson at 4 40 T. NJ, and Evansville
ut 6:45 p. NJ, connecting with al
points West.
A special train for the accommoda
ton OF all local points between Hop
kinsvillc and Nashville will leav,
Hopkinsville al 5 05 A. M arriving a
Nashville at 1920 A. NJ. viii loay
Nashville ut 4:l0 P. M, arriving a
Hopkinbyillent s 40 r, Ml lTr1
heimorhidg train hOm' Hopkins
vile arrives at Guthrie at 100 A. NJ
making direct connection for Louis
Vile, aiud ~ ,Niif.fiH0J hua