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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

A dispatch from Washington says
that circular, prepared by the At
torney General, is now in the hands
of the printer, and viii be issued in a
day or two, setting forth that the
judicial appropriation act for the pres
ent fiscal year itemizes all court ex-
pcna;turcs. The different items will
be quoted and directions given to the
marshals to make their acquisitions in
accordance Herewith. The circular
will caution these officers against APP
plying for money received from one
grade Of service to that Of another
grade. Judging from the informa-
ton received at the Department Of
Justice mp to date, the United States
Marshals intend to proceed with the
duties of their offices and undoubtedly
anticipate reimburse m ent by Congress
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

One has but to observe IN order 10 be
apprized of the fact that there is much
heartlcssness in this world. Charity
is to many unknown. Even cases Of
selfislhness can be occasionally traced
to active churchmen. They will 90
TO their Sabbath school work smiling
ly, they will bend low the knee of
worship and pray aloud in the pres
ence of the assembled multitude.
They will give aims to the poor when
from the very nature of the case the
world can not fail to know 1t. But
when humble, needy, poor and de-
spised wretches of humanity send up
pitcous walls for helpl help, or we
perish! they gather up the forces OF
their sclfishness and turning on their
heels, turn a deaf yea! dead car TO
such strains. Thanks to invention,
Attic last meeting OF the Royal So
ciety, of London, all instrument was
exhibited, called the Audiometcr,
which satisfactorily demonstrated the
precise measure of the sense of hear
ing. Tho adoption Of these attacha-
bic instruments will develop tho hy-
pocritical devoutness of these few cx-
terual christians.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
Ssbree Springs.

BY those who contemplate q visit
during the heated term in search
either Of health or pleasure the famous
Sebree Springs should not be over.
looked. 1t is pleasantly situated
within 1926 Of our city Ground "Trip
by rally and is all that one could ask
for or desire In point of comfort. The
editor Of this paper paid a flying visit
there last week and returned highly
pleased with the management, of that
resort. Tho hotel has been newly
painted, inside and out, the rooms
furnished in HANDSOME style with all
its modern convenieuces, while tho
table is well supplied with every del
icacy the markets Of that city, Evans
vile and Nashville afford. The cook
ing is especially neat and palatablc.
a large, two story addition has been
built, and taken Us 9 whole no more
agreeable place can be found in the
country. A good band of music adds
to its pleasantness, while O handsome
conveyance runs free every hour to
and from tie spring, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Couch are attending the man
ageinent, and VIC can heartily recon-
mend them for poli,S and agreeable
attention. The VIRTUES of Scbrce
water are well known to all in this
section. They need no recommt nda-
ton. Tho Chalybeaie water is now
at its height Of excellence, and few
days spent pleasantly at that place
will amply repay any one. The board
has been reduced TO $35 per month
$40 per week 70 per day.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
One of the most remarkable sales

One of the most remarkable sales
OF trade mark was effected in
Louisville the other day. The firm
Of G. p. MoOrman 81 Co, haye been
large whisky dealers. 1t was dis
solved short while since and at the
sale of the assets the RICH, to the sale
of the J. II. Cutler brand of whiskcy
brought $5O,050. This, of course, is
Notifying to the editorial friends OF
"old crow" though they are none the
less -trailorous therefor. having
sworn allegiance 10 the cause in carly
youth their pledges are as lasting as
those of Hamilcar of old, who swore
eternal vengeance 10 the Romans.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

Senator Beck, in urging the passage
of the Stree quinine" bill in the SEN
ate, after il had been passed by the
house. referred 10 the matter in these
well-timed words:
Ny distinguished young colleague, Mr..
Mckenzie, from the second Knntncky dis
trict, had the courage to take it up, demand
its passage, and put II through the House un-
der suspension OF the rules. honor him fol
his sense and pluck. -
Senator Davis, of Illinois, also
spoke ably in favor of the passage o.
the bill. lie concluded his speech by
saying: ....r
The people have called for this for years
and honor Mr.. Mckenzie, the Rcprcsentatiy,
o. one Of the Kentucky districts, for grttinl
this bill through the House yesterday under ;
suspension Of the rules.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
THE STATE.

The water works at Bowling
Green cost $4,000.
Harrison county hasl6,0OO barrels
of bonded whiskey; M
The Court Of Appeals will not
convene again until September.
Bourbon county has 1896 voters
and 81, 1858, 1863 worth of taxable prop
criy. EtrgE Fffr.-iIku
From our exchanges it appears tina,
the NJ. DIS arc asplrants for legisia-
tive honors in about half the counties
OF the State.
The papers all over the State arc
filed with eulogiums upon sour Me-
Kenzie." All honor to Christians
gallant statesman. ~ 2
Tho Louisville Commercial saye
that Bill Strong, the notorious out
law of Breathiii county, is 4 brother
in-law of Judge IIargis. .,,f
Mr.. j. d. Kehoc, a brother of the
editor of The Carlisle Mercury, has
been nominated for the legislature IN
Mason county, by tho Democrats. :.
At Ferguson's store last week n
pistol in The pocket of VIM. Henry
Bratcher accidentally went off aud
inflicted severe wound in his leg.
Cincinnati has boy named Geor-
gle Wren, five years old, who has n
tail like n dog. II is covered with
long glossy hair tour inches in length.
A difficulty occurred in Newport,
Sunday, 9th inst, in which Philip
Parreny shot and killed Geo. Black, a
young man who had been married
but four weeks.
Mt. Sterling Democrat: Kentucky
paid last year for criminal prosccn-
lions $l29,776 Ga; jailcrs' fees $685.
034 81; conveying prisoners TO the
penitentiary $l7S52 So. iaa4
Four attempts have been made by
incendiaries to burn tho town OF
Paris in the last few days. Hemp at
$3.50 is too good for the scoundrels.
Clark Democrat. 9 's3'i
One night last week, Alex, McKin-
ney, q negro man was shotai his door
in Cynthiana, by some unknown per.
son and instantly killed. Sam, Jack
son, another negro, is suspected OF
the murder. sa fa,.t
A fro NJ Grcerv;ue Mnh,onhorg
county IN tho morn;nq Of tho lin
,destrovcd the drng stores Nm. r.
Kinqsiev and n Ii Mvcrs anil The
Jry Goods s,oro n, lone: g irwin aid
The rosidence of Green n Stnart
Loss S35 O00 to S36 00O ,ond no in.
surance. The origin was incen,liary
-
a Vehcrapie party OF Tour met at
Emmcncc college: tue residence oil
w. D. uiliher, Iast sunday AFTERNOON
Elder Is. Y. hickc'ts' aged y years
heT' II. d; McCowan' aged - years
BISHOP IL. u. havanangh, aged u
years +; ana Elder Ayiett Kaines, aged
w years. Three OF these were conf
panions in youth. 1t was o singular
occurrence'-Consfitutiondtist.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

"IIcre We come, darn our fool
souls, somebody head U.S." we are all
making a rush for the polls TO vote
for the candidate who publicly pro.
claimed that his object was to squash
the Democratic party! We are ex-
actly in the fix the fool was who
yoked himself up with n young bull
to break him and who, too late,
learned that somebody else should do
the heading and stop the merciless
runaway Here we come, for the
laws sake somebody head us!
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

Secretary Burch is very properly
considering the propriety of refusing
Senator Sharon his salary. The Sem
ator has been in his seat only one or
two days during the session and al
though it is probable the country
gained by it, yet, nevertheless, the
treasury should not suffer to The ex.
tent of eight thousand dollars 10 re.
ward this piece of patriotism.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15


Hon. Jefferson Davis has not vet learned the
valne OF silence. For his country's sake he
should remain quiet.-lTrrnscript. -
This of course refers to his late ad-
dress before the Mississippi Press
Association. There is but little oh.
jectionable in it 10 any one. The Re.
pnblicans are already charging that
while the South processes loyalty to
the Union she j, a traitor at heart.
We beseech you Mr.. Dcoring 10 with,
hold such criticism. Mr.. Davis can,
dor is an honor 10 himself, while
yonr advice but implies the truth o.
this scandalous Republican charge.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
An Atlanta, Ga, dispatch sa

An Atlanta, Ga, dispatch says a
curious scene was witnessed at the
Presbyterian Church in Decatur. A
negro woman applied for admission to
the church. She was called to the
altar and underwent examination.
This was satisfactorily concluded, and
she was then regularly received into
the church, and as it was communion
Sunday she was invited to partake oil
the service and did SO. Senator John
b. Gordon and Congressman Gambler
were among the members who took
communion with her. ''.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

81 If any remark which has appeared
in these columns was instrumental in
provoking DIR. Fuqua, the Green
backer, to his confession at Balm
bridge that his object was to blot the
Democratic party from the face of
the earth, then that alone is glory
enough TO reap in a single day. If
we have not been able to get OH OK
preston from The Democracy we
have at least the satisfaction OF
knowing that the party has been
saved the expense of being duped.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

So far 1880 pensioners have been
settled with under the recent back
pension act. To these were paid
T,220,572,44, 1920 each. Kentucky
has received only forty secondlh
part of the amount, and yet she fur
nished a tenth part of the Union army
Unless 1t DO that Kentuckians arc
adopts at bullet lodging 1t can but be
that the great Harlans, Evanscs, Fe-
lands Wadsworths have been sad.
ly negligent in having the one hun.
dred thousand Union soldiers of the
State duly rewarded.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

Perhaps Doctor Fuqua, when he
attended the Democratic Convention
al louisville as delegate, had then
III view an unexpressed, though de-
cidcd, purpose to blot the Democratic
party from the face Of the earth. Blu,
no, shines change and men change
with thcm.n !
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

Poor Filo! poor Democrats! the
beautiful little lap dog should have n
crumb when he is starving, even as
the great Democratic party should
have candidate when its members
are s'raying. Can't some one spare
the time to set up a tobacco stick, a
burnt chunk, or a tombstone for the
Democrats 10 vote for? Now don't
everybody speak at once! The chosen
"l3" have first say.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

According TO the statistics of the
brewers the American people drank
last year six gallons Of beer per CAPT
Ia. But until Americans learn to do"
beer as Bavarians, who guzzled cigh-
teen gallons per capita in the same
length OF time, they must be content
with second place in point Of
paunches and rcsignedly brood over
their unfortunate lack of india-rubbic
stretchativeness. ~.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
The RepdlllItansl are mnkinr

The Republicans are making an
uncarthly howl about the Democrats
refusingto give an, ex-federal soldier
a place on their State ticket. "Those
who,liye in glass houses should not
&c." CAPT. Cantrill says:
In the Republican convention Gen. Ell II.
Murray, a gallant Federal soldier. was heaten
IN the nomination for Governor by Walter
Evans, VINO only smelt powder once in very
on the ticket. -ll NJ : - 1865 w
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
"Fight dog, light bar,
No dog OF mine dar."

Don't lose faith in the Democratic PARTY
II is the only party that can give relief. The
soap, and every Democrat who follows on the
Greenback craze only cuts his own throat.
-lPantagraph. t,- s.t.
1t is q source of qualification to all
true Democrats that intelligent men
are boldly expressing similar views
in this county.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

1t is said that tie recent act of Con-
gress will not have the immediate eff
feet of reducing the price of quinine.
Messrs. Arthur, Peter & Co., of Louis.
vile, have this to say III regard TO
the matter:
.Quininc. as was expected by those who have
given the matter thoughtful consideration.
mas been very much excited since the repeal
OF the duty on 1t, and It's now held at higher
instead OF lower price. The markets abroad
to land the best English brands. This mat ter
OF repeal OF tariG duty on quinine has been
rushcd through Congress without debate, and
the cry OF free quinine'' having been taken
" Dy the newspapers so generally, that legis-
lation was undnly forced along. ~ ''leT
Messrs. r. A Robinson & Co., the
Wholesale druggists, Of Louisville and
ST. Louis, in their July circular say
The removal Of the duty OF 20 per cent. from
sui. qulnine mas, oil course, caused great deal
OF interest and attention. The Impression pre-
vailed quite generally that this would be fol-
lowed ~ once by reduction In price but the
indications now are that the effect OF the m 4
sage OF the bill putting IL upon tho i'free list
WIN give us higher prices for the present nj
least. Already large orders have gone Ia
Europe which have advanced the prices there
beyond the present cost of the American man
nfactnre here. One pro ninent foreign maker
has Withdrawn from the market and 10 offer.
ing none for sale. ,,'..~ll 80
Speculative purchases have been made in
New York, and up u WIS" brand cannot be
had except AZ an advance upon their price,
10 Is difficult TO predict lust now how the mr.
ticle will rule during the summer and fall, but
1t Is not improbable thatfull figures will pre-.
vail.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
Messrs. r. A Robinson & Co., the
Wholesale druggists, of Louisville and

The editor of tho Hopkinsville
KENTUcKIAN heads his Press Conyen-
ton report with ION Bender We
didn't think Townes would come out
and tell his folks where he had been.
-C0nStitutiOnQiist.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

The City Council of Frankfort has
made an allowance Of 5000 to Gen,
d. W. Lindsey, and $1,000 to Cen.
John Rodman for their services In
the lottery suits.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

The trial of Tom Buford is steadily
progressing at Owenton. 1t is yet
involved in doubt asro what will be
the decision of the jury. The case
will be tedious and will involve con.
siderable expense.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

A religious paper remarks on the
good fortune of its brother Clark. of
Helena, who has recently baptized
tive. million of dollars into his
church. Tall spires from mighty
dollars grow. 90 20 jt,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

Prof. j. ID. Pickett, candidate for
Supt. Pub. Instruction has made q
few appointments to speak in the
Blue grass region. His canvass of the
State is mere farce. How can he
expect to be voted for by people
whose section he does not deign 10
notice? {.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
Contemplate in the Extreme


VILE SOUTH kLNrvcHlAN, u Democratic paper
that usually stiies to bc truthful and fair, but
In this instance throws truth aside most
egregiously. Whcthoriit is done mnliciously
or through iguorancc We don't know. so
1t is base SANDER Of Que of the bravcst, trucst
anti most honorable men in the state. We
say too "stch a uiunncr OF conducting polit-
zeal canvass is contemplate in the extreme"
-lMadiscnville Republican.
The statement was made in our
columns last week that Mr.. Pratt had
made, at Clark's school house, an
appointment 10 speak clandestine-
Is, in violation of an agreement en-
tered into with DR.. Prcwitt at The
commencement OF The canvass. Our
statement was based on such author
lily as is strictly TO be relied on, and it
little becomes tho CALLED jade of Mr..
Pratt the Madisonville Republican
Ito deny the charge. The SouTn
kENTUCKIAN would have condemned
such action had DR.. Prcwitt himself,
instead of Mr.. Pratt, been guilty of
the oflensc. o,,
This Republican mouthpiece says !:
"The secret meeting, at schoolhouse
near Crofton, was an appointment of
Mr.. Feland's at Clark's schoolliouse.
1t had been advertised all over that
whole country" This statements an
intentional perversion' Of the truth,
as any sensible man is forced to COIL
clnde from the very fact that Mr..
Feland's advertised appointments
were only four in number, viz:
[See New Era Of June 20th, 1879. ]
CrOfton, June 81; 0.r .lsO..,4
Pembroke, June IS; aur4i2qI
Lafayette, July 8; .t- iiot
Hopkinsville, July Z. 4as .,I
1t is positively certain, from the
proof which we hold, that Mr.. Pratt
has violated his agreement with DIR
Prewitt and the Republican only adds
% a;.n,ora ~
,o,,.a 80
Mr.. Pratt consumed the entire time,
left by Mr., Feland, except about
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
MUHLENDERG.

The School Fund due on February
10th and May 10Th, is yet unpaid.
Tho general opinion seems to be
that about half a crop Of tobacco will
be raised this year.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

"Of two evils choose the lesser, I"
Bat IT'S six of one and a half dozen
of the other; and what then? Why,
hold your peace in the dignity of
silence with only an occasional
whoop, from the pit of enthusiasm,
"fight dog, light bar,
No dog OF mine dar." +H
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
FOR EAST AND SOUTHEAST.

Fol- information, rates and time tables cali
on or address
w. t, MARCH, Ticket Agent.
N. 9. & St. L, R. r., Nashville.
Or e WgL. DANLEY, "a
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

Cincinnati invites St. Louis and
Chicago 10 conc and spend the heated
term, while Louisville throws open
her doors to the South, whore infcc.
tions disease is prevalent. Mark tho
difference. a,i4.f l.tt.mi lin.r
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15
----------------'--7-- -----------
WEEKLY REVIEW.

Artificial ice in Florida costs about
70 cents ton. .
President Grevy will shortly par
den l ,46S political offenders.
Russia is said to have lost 100000
men in the late Turkish War.
The Bank of Bengal has reduced
its discount rate from 8 to 5 per cent.
There is not a distillery. or brew
cry ,or open bar in the State Of Maine
Specie in the Bank Of France has
decreased 100000 francs, or about
$6,OO0,O00 in the past week.
Bullion in the Bank Of England
has decreased 100000 or, about
100000 in the past week. 9'a a'l sH'
The great Brooklyn bridge is
promised to be completed by the first
Of January next. ae5e 54g0 iia
Minnesota has not cut her wheat
yet. A hail storm did the crop great
harm last week. a. ,- M
The request Of Marshal MacMahon
to attend the funeral Of Prince Impc-
rial has been. refused. '9lt '@'
Twenty-on thousand pounds Of
milk is the amount daily used at the
Genoa butter factory. 'n' e
The daughter of General Robt. L.
| Lee, it is said, is TO marry an Eng
| lish merchant Of Birmingham. h.
Everything tends to show that
Prince jerome Napoleon intends oc-
cupying the position Of of the deceas-
ed Prince Imperial. s.er. XIX.
II The cotton worm has put in ap-
pearance at the south and the papers
from that section report great damage.
i Ex-Governor William Allen, Of
Ohio, died suddenly at his home, at
Chillicothe on the llth. '9 'as
| FrHilFfs7a illlEl vi ff ItitI 7fsIHaa
Martin +. Conway, the first Re-
) preventative in Congress from Kansas,
is still in lunatic asylum in Wash
ington.
Il The geatest depth and width Of
channel required by tho jetty act at
, the mouth, and also at the head Of
South Pass, has been secured.
A great carrier pigeon fly will come
! off at Baltimore in thirty days, to de.
+ eide the pigeon championship Of the
( State. t H 9a y
A dispatch from tho St Petersburg
Daily News reports that dissenter,
from the orthodox church, hitherto
: unrecognized by the States are t.
! have entire liberty Of worship. Thit
affects l2,50O,O0O Of Russian subject
|
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

If the hair of the dog is good for
the bite, should Fuqua or Fcland be
shorn? Let those who have seen and
heard their stump acting say,
WHICH? - E
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

|-------- 's..f f.
Unfavorsbic reports from the for
cign wheat crop is having a telling
effect on the New York market.
Prices are advancing. til '.'F''N
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

New Orleans has quarantincd
against Memphis. The very climax
of abSurdiiy, Itsas rational though
as for a cat 10 Quarantine against
fleas.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

From every hill aud dale through
out the South comes the echo OF
''uuaranIiuc.n
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-15

Is Your best route. BUSINESS MEN and
PLEASU RE-SEEKERS, this route offers you
good time, connections and accommodations.
Round trip tickets can be purchased at prin-
Summer Resorts, either In Northwest or
shoutheast This IL your shortest, hest and
quickest route by which to reach Memphis,
st. Lonis and cities OF Northwest or Atlanta,
Lynchburg, Norfolk, Washington or Jackson
Vile and other prominent Southeastern cities.
Emlgrants wishing 10 70 to the great South
west you are offered better time and connec-
tlons than by any other. tr tas