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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
POLITICAL.


Texas alone will gain not less than
ten members of Congress by the
next census. l'QF
According to the Boston Journal
B. +. Buffers several attempts to Sc.
cure tho Massachusetts Governor.
ship have cost him $4,000.
Senators Blaine and Conkling and
Representative Garfield have been
invited TO address the Republican
State convention that meets in Louis.
Vile on April 10th. suh aE +,
The New York Sun declares that
"Mr. Tilden, surrounded by a Bureau
OF Nincompoops, can never become
President of the United States.o
The Chicago Inter- Ocean, a Grant
paper, thinks the danger to the Grant
movement is that too great a boom
may be impaired TO it in the start.
1t doesn't believe in running the risk
of wearing the enthusiasm out aud
therefore opposes the proposed Grant
California excursion and reception.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01


There is a demand on the part oil
The poor man that the cost of suits al
law shall be reduced. There has been
decline in values of articles of home
production on which the lawyers,
judges, clerks and sheri6s clothe and
feed themselves, and is it not re-
ciprocal right to reduce the cost of
his legal luxuries. Before the war,
when man owned saves and was a
gentleman, it mattered very little to
him what the costs of q suit amount
ed 10, but now there is an imperative
demand for cheaper, and q more
expeditions system Of settlement,
which will forestall technicalities and
enable him TO realize at q cost some.
thing less than the principal ant
compound interest, else he NUT lool
TO some other calling for support
and the whole law will languisb.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

The Hopkinsviile Keptuckian thinks the
state Legislature "sh0uld impose tax upon
all travelling statesmen selling goods by sam.
ple." Why sof-fLouisville Democrat.
Because II is a conceded fact by
those of experience that all average
travelling statesmen costs his house
about 5000 per annum. Allowing
five drummers for each house (Which
is about an average) We have a calcu-
lated cost Of say $3.50 per annam to
a house. This Is expense, consequent
" o loss. How can said loss be off.
setted? By shilling goods at greater
profit. How can money be saved to
the consumcr3 By enabling the re-
tail merchant TO buy at low prices,
else he can not possibly sell at low
prices. Does the drummer system
cost more than the old plan of advcr.
Using? About one hundred time,
more. How can the system be broker
up2 BY doing IS our North Carolin,
neighbors have done, by imposing NJ
annual tax OF one hundred dollars OF
a drummer, to be collected in ever
county where goods are shown b,
sample. Who would DO benefitte,
by such tax2 The wholesale mer
chant and manufacturer would b,
from the fact Of the saving in expense
The consumer would be benefited
from the fact that retail merchant
could buy cheaper and also afford (
sell cheaper. The newspapers woul,
be benefited, on account Of the ad
vertisingthey would necessarily inser
for wholesale merchants and manu-
lecturers. Who would be worsled
Nobody but the gay and festive drum
NOR and he has already feathered hi
nest sufficiently to- wear seal rings
scotch plaid suits and gandy watcl
ehsin. win the people act on thi
suggestion? They are standing il
their own light If they do not, y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
Jno. 9. Underwood.

Lieutenant Governor, Underwood
has addressed q card ITO the Demo-
Gratis of Kentucky" declining TO fur
ther be o candidate for the Guberna-
torial nomination. He is now con-
WINGED that the storm of pebble senti-
ment in favor of another Is too for
midable to contend with, and that
under existing circumstances he is
no, the choice Of the party, conse-
quently he deems il cxpedient to
Withdraw. His language portrays
nothing of complaint, but bo grace
fully and manfully concludes his re-
marks with these words: adE
awhlle am not allowed to lead can still
follow, and shall be the same Democrat 10 the
future that have been In the past, and shall
do my utmost for the ticket put forth In May
next, and shall cndeavor to increase the DEM
ocratic majority to the extent Of my ability :"
Mr.. Underwood will doubtless be
recognized by the party at some fu-
IRE day. 'i4" i' rt
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01


Jno. Kelly, of New York, is Til
den's barrier to the Democratic nomi-
nation for President. John controls
about fifty thousand Democratic
votes in New York and would saw
his left leg otfrather than let old Sam.
have ono Of them now, all of which
he gave him in his previous race.
The Democracy arc of The opinion
that uncle Sam. cannot carry bis
State under this view Of the case and
consequently nephew pelton will
have no further need of invcnting q
new cipner. 3 -aoIr
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

"A bill has passed both Houses Of
the Virginia Legislature agreeing to
pay forty cents on the dollar, Of her
Indebtedness. With the extra bur-
den of tax placed on her by the for
nation of West Virginia from her,
with reconstruction of the negro and
general devastation of war sire could
never have paid her Indebtedness
while the earth remained, and It will
require years ofthe very closest and
most successful financiering to carry
out the provisions even of the bill
Just passed.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Judge John M. Elliott, of the
Court of Appeals, was brutally assas-
sinated in Frankfort on the 18th ult.,
by Col. Thos. Buford. Twelve buck
shot discharged from double-barrel
shot gun, entered his side and instan-
taneons death was The result. The
Court of Appeals has adjourned IN
til the 9Th of April. Col. Buford Is
confined IN the Louisville Jail and
will await the action of trial by
jury. II is almost q thing of certain
.ty that he will be hung, though whis-
pers Of insanity are already going the
rounds. fa"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Captain Boynton has undertaken long sel
voyage. and feels confident that he will &C.
eomplish IT, lie Left Pittsburg, t.
nost to Now Orleans In his lifc-sAving suit
II the captain keeps out OF the Gulf stream he
may ride safely into the harbor OF New Or.
leans, but there is no doubt but. what he Will
encounter rough weather in going around
Cape Hatteras.-lTroy Wing. .f.H ~
When Boyton succeeds in floating
to,New Orleans, against the currents
of tho Ohio and Mississippi rivers,or
when these rivers succeed in running
backward over the Allegheny noun
tains, when the gulf stream shifts
over to the Blue Ridge and bounds
boomingly along, desolating every
vestige ofcivilization in its course as
yon have done, then will there be an
avowed and acknowledged "Revolu.
ton in the South. Until then we
must believe you are mistaken In the
matter of Revolution at the South as
slightly as you have been in Geogra-
ply, as above.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Washington vetoed two bills: Madison We
toed i've; Monroe, vetoed one; jackson vetoed
seven; Tyler vetoed five; Polk, three; Pierc,
four; buchanan, one; johnson vetoed twenty
one. IN no single case, however, did the ma.
jority In Congress, whose measure the Presi-
dent refused to sign, attempt to compel him t
do so by refusing to pass appropriation bill,
till he did, Louisville Commercial.
No, but didn't that majority dc
still worse? Didn't it impcach Mr.
johnson, himself3 The Democratic
Congress OF to-day does not propose
to do any such thing So cruel as that
Republican Congress which i'm
pcachedJohnson. It's only desirousol
teaching Mr.. Hayes and the stalwarts
that there is such thing as Democra.
" in this land. Vire lai Democracy!
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
THE sTATE-1T's NEWS.


The Danville Fair Grounds are to
be sold by order Of the Directors.
j.. A. Ragland, Of Bath county, has
a thrce-months old baby that walks
alone. icw sil Vi ta arf. laf
The city council Of Maysville has ia
ken action against the storage Of
skunk" skins in that city. s45ii Y,
The Clark Democrat says that Mrs.
Virginia Hanson viii again be a can.
didate for State Librarian. XIV "a
Minnie Sones committed suicide in
Hartford, on Sunday night last, by
hanging. 5
The Gleenbackers Of Ohio county
will have a candidate for the Legis-
lature. q .g
st. q. Hart has obtained Judgment
against Princeton College, Caldwell
county, for $4,000, salary as teacher.
Other suits are pending, and the COL
lego will be sold. sal gtm.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Manton Marble, "the mighty mid.
die man." has undertaken the publ.
cation of the morning Herald, OF
Chicago. With Watterson in The
Southwest, and Marble in the North
west, the Tilden barque will have
trusty helmsmen at the wheel, even
though it is a fact the captain is o
consummate coward.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

The American people are quite sil-
ly in their worship of courage. The
eternal fitness ola man for an office
ia but little considered when bulldog
pluck seeks the same Office. Grant
can distance Tilden with as much
ease as Ten Brock did Miss McCar.
thy. Consider the pluck OF the two
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
PROPERTY. STOCK, AND CROPS.

- h tN ..
There are l9,22s,OOo cattle in the
United States. sr- 81.
The peach crop of upper Kentucky
also is killed. ~. "a .'->
NJ. II. Cecil, of Mercer, sold last
week % yearling mules at s65 each.
Beef cattle, averaging ], 200 pounds,
are selling in Marion county at $50
per head. ar. P
Cary Afford, of Fayette, has sold
his farm of 200 acres at $65 per acre
to Malt Young. ,,y .f,.--..,
In Clark county blue grass seed are
selling I'M large lots at 30 cents q
bushel delivered in Lexington. N {
Fayette counay, has farmer with
eight successive crops Of hemp on
hand awaiting an advance in price.
At a recent sale in Henderson
county live stock sold at fabulous pri-
ces, equal to those of war time. i
The Blue Grass Sheep Breeders
Association will hold its annual
op Sa,nraa m = snee sp Nv lexington
y" ' AP'" A''' ;
Gov. J. B. McCreary has purchased
an elegant residence IN Rjchmo,d
,h;oh ~. ~, s,e 600 -. La. ~
~ vo'. sNo,o" " w ou1. ias'
year, IL Is se'a mat ne paid Sl6,OU
for it. ttf ID #0., taa., .
| Tho fatality In sheep, reported
from nearly every part OF the State,
is attributed TO the exposure during
the long hard, dry winter. We are OF
the opinion that 1t Is zone OF those
things no fellow eau find out"
Tn Scott con,tv amid Tho Rim,
grass The wheat ia looking snd do;no
wsII and ,hors Il 4 nrosnect NJ nood
y;eld A IsrSer ACREAGE than ,,sna,
was sown in that connty
~.
1 The Reporter says that the whea'
crop In Henderson county was never
more promising. The acreage Is lar
ger Than FORMALLY yearspast and the
prospect most hattering. The peach
crop Is total failure. ha.1Ggf-
GEoRarrowN TINES: M. RI. Hap.
oarj sdd 81 yearlmv steers 10 Jo6r
M. Fry. Of Clark county. for Dr.
Wash Miller. nj S35 Der head. aver
are weight aboni 500 pounds Jos
Finley sold 10 the same marty d
: calves at 500 ner head. f'l7J
, :,
Il Alta SAFE IN Lincoln county the ioi'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
ADernier subterfuge.

The Republican party has at last
hit upon "a sure plan to utterly rout
the Democratic party" as they say.
We arc at loss to know where the
original thought emanated. 1t h.ust
have been agraft on Mr.. WINDOWS
plan 10 offer the negro a free reser-
yation in the North. west The new
plan is to provide homes at the North
for large voting population Of the
negro and thus decide the politically
doubtful States in favor of the Re-
publicans. The Republican party
seems to think that II holds q right
and title TO the negro, notwithstand.
ing the fact'that tens of thousands of
them at the South are in political
sympathy with the resident whites.
The Republican party leaders were
discussing among themselves only a
few months since the proprieiy of
DISTINGUISHING the negro and SEEING
the impracticability of such a thing
abandoned it. Now. what next?
They are raising the hue and cry that
the negro is prosecuted at the South,
that he has not his rights and privi-
leges, that the whites Gre shooting
at him to Brighten him into obedi-
ence and thousand and one other
vilIitying charges as would disgust
the respectable element OF the Re.
publican party at the North, If the
truth Of such charges could be
known. Oh, yes the negro you say
is abused, aud 50 you seek 10 admin
lister TO his comfort by taking him to
tbe-politically doubtful States At the
North to vote the Republican ticket.
Now don't Kill the poor negro with
such gush as that, don't thrust kind.
ness on him SO unreservedly. You
say he must be ca ed for with a
Northern home, and in the same syco-
phantic sentence say that hewonld be
such service to his party there.
Steadily and surely the Republican
party sbeing drawn from power. Re.
publican funeral marches to the pc.
litical grave are of timely frequent
occurrence, as the elections occur, and
the eternal fitness Of things declares
revolution" in the land, revolution
pure in purpose, sure Of success ant
backed by the arms of quarter mil
lion majority of legal subjects de
frauded out OF their rights and amen
tiles under the Constitution by
few such shrcwd, siuful scoundrell
as Chandler, Matthews, Sherman ant
: Others. 1t is quite evident to th'
masses of the people, whose judg
ment is seldom wrong, that the ono
= powerful Republican party is totter
:, ing on its base, and since the dis
+, graceful prostitution of the principle
4 of common honesty by the leaders o
!. It's cohorts, it now bears relation to
. Republican form of government tina
y the leaning tower Of Pizah sustains 4
the temple Of Solomon, one diver
- ging from the plane Of true equiit
= rum, the other wreck Of ono
\ symmetrical architecture; the one
!, frightful anomaly of its kind, III
>, other veslige of grand and gloriou
virtue Strike for tho root of TIL
, Republican affection Tor the dear col
!, ored brother, and common sense wi
a discern that il all lies in fertile so
! calculated to sprout o bountifnl Gro
!, OF sweet and juicy fruit, that wi
! come to perfection by proper tillag
. for the benefit Of tbs dear--Republ
n can party and not for the downtrod
den black man Of the South.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
OUR NEIaHBoRs.
HOPKINS.

-- Times. ~, -,.,.-- .-.,.--q
Little Robbie a ten-year old son Of
Mr.. R. G, Speed, of this place, while
lut hunting with his bow and arrow
one day last week, surpassed the csls-
brascd apple shot of William Tell. A
rabbit ran out from under an old
bridge about thirty yards ahead of
Robbie, and while the animal was run
ming at full speed, the young archer let
fly an arrow, striking the rabbit in the
head, killing it instantly.
tRepublican.l .1.--
The Republicans of this county are
for Murray for Governor. first last and
all the time. a
1t is reported that the blackberries
have about all been killed by the cold
weather of the past winter. ace
Fred. Gordon is not going to Hop.
kinsville. He is studying in the
office Of Dr.'s Noel l. Gardiner. ?
EfN I'f H
Our clever Fish Commissioner. Col.
JnO. B. Walker, is looking every day
for an invoice Of trout. which he will
distribute in the waters here abouts.
Mr.. ]. B. Earle received letter
from his son, Lucien, Thursday, say.
ing that things were not SO 'altogeth-
er lovely" about the Alamoisa mining
camps as he was prepared to find them
Specimens OF ore taken out Of several
mines assay only about SIS to the
ton-not worth mining. Further in
telligence from Mr.. Earle is anxiously
looked for by numerous persons here
about who have a slight touch Of Col.
olado fever. 'a'e B
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Governor McCreary has ordered
an election to be held in the first APP
pellatc Dislrict," for the purpose of
electing a Judge TO on the vacancy
caused by The death OF Judge Elliott.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Hon. Ii. T. Riddle, recent member
Of Congress from Tennessee, CON-
United suicide on the 29th ult., BY
shooting himself in the head. He
was considered most honorable
gentlemen and was universally popu-
lar in his District. p s1slia.rt
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Elihu nurrltt. tho learned blacksmith, Is
deaL-lClarksville Leaf. ~ li' alT' =
In the name of health and decency
bury him deep and be done with it,
for surely no has been dead long
enough to become an unsavoury
stencil in tho dilated nostril.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

Lexington will drink to the health
of her one hundredth birth day to.
morrow. The celebration will be one
ofthe. largest and grandest ofthe kind
that has ever taken place in this State.
We regret our inability to accept the
Invitation 10 attend. arr
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

The Paducah Daily SIN has col
lapsed. The material of the office
will go West. Ills a sad sight to see
the Republican Safeguards Of liber-
~" sinking one by one. Sing!!
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
St. Louis has 81 ,O45 voters.

Geo. w, Baine started for Califor-
MIA last Thursday.
The Southern Baptist Convention
will meet in Atlanta, on the 9th Of
May. 'E. FL
The Fifteen Banks. IN New Orleans,
that suspended last week, for want Of
currency. have resumed. John sher-
man has reinforced them, E -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

The mere mention ofGrant's name
at a Republican Ward meeting, in
Evansville, brought forth q perfect
tornado of applause. The Journal
will have breezy time oft, riding
ON the whirlwind to direct tho storm.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

OBJ was a disgraceful hieroglyphic
when it stood for Babcock and Belk-
nap, but see how, of late, 1t graceful
ly begins the name Of our next Gov
crnor, A
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

The wrangling and tangled Legis-
lature of Tennessee threatens prom
Use to pay one half of the States in
debtedness, it the long tongued press
does not cease its wanton wagging.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
HoPKINsvfLLE, APR i, 1879.

Advcrsities never come single
handed, nor doth tho Tilden gun
come single-barreled. .s r
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

A spoony elopemeHS couple in
NorthCarolina have accidentally pus-
duced adoubie va tsndre by employ
ing Ben Butler rs counsel.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

81 w. tNHoeiToDp, Uj.uH IL
,.e9 Register, ,r5ia 3
Alex. Morehead was found guilty
of voluntary manslaughter and pun.
ishment fixed at 81 years in the peni
tentiary, at the present term Of our
Circuit Court 5a
The tobacco barn Of John Christian
near Tabernacle was destroyed by fire
last Thursday night. He lost about
five thousand pounds Of tobacco aud
all his farming implements. As no
fire had been in the barn for several
weeks it is thought to have been the
work ofan incendiary.
Daysville sends forth challenge 10
Elkton or any other town in the coun.
~ as follows: H. b. Day for a run.
ming jump; Willie Morrow three
jumps; 7. L. Morrow best runner;
Cen I. Rutherford best wrestler. and
VIII. Trabue best shot. Now is
your chance, boys. Accept the chall.
enge and goin. a.-it'L' =
CALDWELL.
81 tBanuer,t -..i -s.I
Mr.. Thomas Ballard Of Hopkins
vile has enrolled his name as pupil
at Parker Institute.
The Republicans of Lyon held a
convention at Eddyville last Monday.
We hear that they "resoluted" in ia.
vor Of Grant in 1880. '-
We are sorry to hear that a good
deal Of young clover was killed by
the freeze 1t was caught "iu the
double" the tenderest period and
killed. 1t is apprehended that at least
one half has been killed. f.
TRIoo.
lDemocratl
Orr young friend. Sam. j. Hill late
OF Montgomery, has gone into bust
I
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
ESTABLISHED 1866.
INVENTORS

should address EDISON BROS, Attorneys at
Law and Patent Solicitors, I'll q Street, WASH
ington. d. u, for circulars OF instructions.
Reasonable terms. Reference and advice
sent FREE. We attend exclusively TO Patent
Dusiness, Reissues. Interferences, and cases
rejected In other hands a speciality,
Trademarks and Caveats solicited Upon
recent, Of model orsketch and description we
give our opinion NJ to patentabillty, fRHE ,or
CHARGE. We refer 70 the present Comm isslon-
q OF Patents and al Ex-Commlssloners who
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
TRIGG.
sn.-.--A

Oar young friend, Sam. j, Hill late
OF Montgomery, has gone into busi-
ness in this place.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-07
CODIGO PENAL
Ley de E1juiciamiento Criminal
PARA PUERTO-RICO,
MANDADoS OBSERvAR POR REAL DECRETO
DE % DE MAYO DE 1879.

Habiendo remitido ell Ministerio de
Ultramar al Gobierno General de Puer-
to-Rico la edicion ofcial del Codigo
Penal, sellado con el sello del Ministe-
rio, y, por 10 tanto, la 1nica edicion au.
torizada, y habiendose adjudicado en-
concurso la venta de dicha obra la
Administration del BoLETIN, sc avisa a
las personas que gusten adquirirla, que
Sc halla de venta en- esta casa, Fortale-
"a 81, al preeio de un peso el ejemplar
encuadernado la r1stica advirtiendo
que, debiendo hacer entrega mensual
de las cantidades percibidas por este
concepto, la venta del C6digo penal y
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal ha de
hacerse precisamente al contado.
Tambien Sc encuaderna en- pasta a
precios convencionales.
Las personals de fuera de esta Capt.
tai que desearen proveerse del CoDIGo
pueden mandar, ademas de un peso en-
sellos a la par, tres sellos mas para Ell
certifcado y franqueo, y & vuelta de
correo recibiran ell libro.
La Administration del Boleti1t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-07
Battalion Dc trtIIeriia de Puerto Rico.
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.

tendra lugar ell dia Is del actual las ropas v
efectos que necesita ell referido Battalion de
Artilleria que continuation SO expresan
lis almohadas, SOC blusas azules, sos panta-
lones azules, 200 casaquillas blancas, 172 TO-
rros de catre, S5 mantas, 415 pafluelos, 3si
sas de aseo, 81 barras de catre. Sc hace saber
para conocimiento de los que deseen tomar
parte en- la referida subasta fin de que
puedan enterarse del pliego de condiciones
que Sc hallara de manifesto en- las oficinas
nero 60, de diez a cuatro todos los dias no
festivos
Puerto-Rico, 1.o de Setiembre de 1s79.--El
Ayudante Secretario, AGUsrlN PLAzA-V.o b.
Ell Teniente Coronel primer Jefe, R DE
RIVERA. 3-3