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New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
OHIO REPUBLICAN.
/. MAJORITY OF $4,000 CLAIMED.

INV rIRsr RETURNS SHOW LARGE REPUBLICAN
a,rxs-sEvERAL COUNTIES NOT HEARD PROM
TIE IFGIsL,TURE CLOSE.
There was fine weather in Ohio yesterday,
and the State election brought out an un-
usually heavy vote. The first returns all
showed large Republican gains, and seemed
70 indicate majority of $4,000 for
Charles Foster. Later returns indicate
that the majority is from 10000 TO
25.OOO. Ore estimate is as high as
from 10000 to 10000. The Demo-
Gratis cOncede that Foster has carried the
State by "a large majority. The returns also
indicate Republican majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature Hamilton County has been
carried by the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
IOWA ELECTION.
LARGE REPUBLICAN, GAINS.

LAhlfE MI UDI1IOltN UhI4'fJ
no ESTIMATE YET OF THE MAJORITY IN THE STATE
-TUK RETURNS MFAGRH.
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BELIEv1Ew.

Harvestis id full blast. Wy =
The school boys and girls are all
taking recess. ai'HH " s.'fss 33
The fall of rain ON Saturday the
It'll, was the hcayiest sin 20 the End Of
July rs. s3f fttGl Bts II iAN
For several days past We have been
blessed with fine showers which were
much needed by the farmers, gardeners
and others. swMn WrnttNSw r.
Several ladies aud gentlemen from
this place attended the commence
mcnt exercises of the Cadiz, Female
college.
DIR. Howe of Athens, Ohio, is visit
ing tho family OF Mr. Williams Gray
ems, aud speaks Of locating. u. the
neighborlio6dat W
Mrs. William Nelson OF Earling-
ton. KY, Is spending few days with
her aunt Mrs. Peter Mason.
1.-THE wages Of sin could be paid In
trade dollars doubtless many would
be willing TO settle up aud pay con-
siderably IN advance. n
Pinafoye bonnets are all the rage
now, and it is said that to get them
into their proper dilspidatcd shape
II is necessary 10 sit on them all day
and sleep on them ell night. But
whether II is go orrot no fellow can
find out. w R
The newest and most fashionable
thing in high art for tho girls is fol
them to paint their brothers clay
pipe delicate skylblue witha cluster
of lilies Of the valley on the bowl
If they haven't q brothers clay pipe
some other girls brothers. clay pip,
" i'll do as we'll or perhaps better
While scanning the columns of |
Raleigh n. c. paper recently We mott
ced the following: "Col. JJBangs
q widowcr, of North Caroline, ha
been arrested at lieidsville, N. G.
willie attempting 10 sell set Of falls
teeth belonging TO his disceasedwife'
estate, 10 procure finds for th,
purchase ola wedding suit IN Which
to marry a second wife"
In consequences Of harvest being OF
hand, This neighborhood was no
well represented at the opening Bal
al Ccrulcan Spring on Thursda
night, which in every respect proves
la:grand success. SHGRTFELLow.
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oERuLEAN SPRINGS.


Tho farmers are again praying for
rain. They want tosfinish planting
their tobacco crops
All of our youngsters sre looking
forward to Tie fun they will have to-
morrow night at the ball. There
WILDE plenty OF WORKOUT pumps and
tired limbs to look after about next
Friday. = =.
DR. AT. Mckinney, of Roaring
Spring, recently paid us visit. He
His a Jolly fellow and nll the ladies OF
our town foil In love with him.
Some Of onr friends went fishing
Hast week, bat alasl they, like the
lrishman, caughtiiothing but cold.
Blacksmithing Il getting quito lively
lin our village One of our popular
smiths proposes to sharpen plows a
lthe reduced price Oily els. pei
lplow, Horse shooting, Scots al
Iaround. They ought to advertise II
4 The SoUTH KENTUcKIAN.
| Capt. Beasley and lady, gave mu
steal entertainment at this place OF
\ the eve Of the 7th,iust. the Captain
land his wife were both masters 9
music and gave entire satisfaction.
i The wheat fields are fast assumin
J golden bue,apd will soon be read
/, FLOR tho Reapcrs.
!. IN seems 10 u.s. thes nothing wi
come as near making b man Us
I"cuss" words as TO collide. with
gato post after dark, or hit his tingt
with Ratchet. STEVE CLIrr.
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IMPROVEMENTS.

/ =
The house in the rear Of the court
house has been repaired and repaint-
ed. ~ - go
A ditch Is being dug on the east
side Of Railroad street which will be
Of great advantage in drainage.
Walter Garnett has had q new sign
painted oyer, his drug store door on
Main ST.
Mr.. NJ. Hanna has purchased Of
Mr.. Thos Bryan the nice lot OIL the
rear of Mr.. N. Paync's aud erected a
large commodious dwelling upon it
A street has also been opened beyond
Il.
AS can be seen from the SOUTH
KENrucKlAx, IIopkinsville is after
years of inaction beginning to arouse
hersclf from her lethargy and is rap
idly improving and extending her
business. Within tho last two
months wehave chronicled the cree
ton of probably a dozen dwellings
and seven business houses are now
being built, togethergwish other use
full buildings. Hopkinsvillc is bound
to be city. Located inthe center
Of one Of the wealthiest counties oil
the State, surrounded by one of the
finest farming section OIL the globe
and her mineral resources inexhaust-
able what's to hinder her from taking
rank among the cities of Kentucky
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Two meniwont to see New York.
One visited the saloons, and thought
New York wicked. The other visited
the homes, and thought New York
good.
Two boys, looking at some skaters.
one said: "See how they fall, The
other: "see how they glide"
A servant thinks mans house is
principally kitchen. A guest that ii
is principally parlor.
Two boys got each an apple, One
was thankful for the apple. The
other was dissatisfied because it wac
not two.
II am glad thatI live," says on,
man. Il am sorryiI must die" say,
another. -
II am glad, says one, chat it il
no worse" Il am sorry" say an
other. "that.itis no better"
|, One man is thankful for his bless
lings. Another is morosc for his mis-
fortunes. Aet
One man thinks he is entitled to
better world, and is dissatisfied be
cause he hasn't. got it. Anothe
thinks he is not justly entitled to aSy
IL =. .,4..E~I LII AZ.
One man enjoys what he has. An
other suffers for what he has not.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Market firm, at last weeks quOtati.


Market firm, at last weeks quotati'
ons.
S. G. Buckner sold last week for j.
A. Browning, Of this county, his entire
crop at $3.50 round.
Sold by S. G. Buckner 1l5 Hhhs.
Tobacco rs follows
: % Hhds. Medium to good leaf, 1850
to 900
IS Hhds. commonto low leaf, 4,5O
to 6,75
20 Hhds. good TO fine Jugs, $50 to
800. 1es-s w
30 IIhds. common to medium Tugs
2,75 TO 3,25.
Sales by Alternately l& Co, of 9s
Hhds. asfollows;
20 Hhds. Good Leaf, $7.65. to 6,25.
80 Hhds. Common Leaf. 600 to soc
2lIlhds. Low Leaf, 4,96 to 425.
l9IIhds. Good Lugs, 400 to $40.
8 Hhds. Common Lugs, 2,95 to $50
Our sales for The past month con.
sist Of 321 Hhds. as follows;
Good Leaf, 900 10 7,50.
Medium Leaf, 1000 $50.
Common Leaf, 500 to 400.
Lugs, $40 10 2,25.
~ NELSON & JEsup.
Sales by J. X. Cart Il Son
l20 Hhds.
so Hl,ds. Leaf IS too.
40 Hhds, Lugs 8 to 4,50.
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1890
CHURCH HILL.

h
During the past few days our
school exhibition came off at Church
Hill Academy. After thorough
and rigid examination of all tho
classes during the day at the Acade-
my, the school repaired to the church
in the esening--the place designated
for the evenings enteriainment-
which embracedihe people of large
scope of our county. Our young
mcnsofthe school delivered their sew
eral orations with great proficiency,
and showed they had boon thorough
ly taught. A committee OF four
gentlemen was selected to award the
premium to the most proficient and
best declaimer, which was awarded
Mr.. Alex. Dadc, first, and Master W.
Gresham and Charley Sivley tied for
second. But must say, in comment
dation of all the young gentlemen,
they performed their parts we'll and
in manner highly creditable to
themselves, their teacher and their
parents. lfaee andexperience were
taken into consideration, l perhaps
might not exaggerate by saying they
would do honor to Clay, Webster
or Douglass. After speaking so con-
mcndably of the young men who
composed this school, cannot help
speaking of heir.teacher, Prof. j. Is.
Fiizhugh, in the most exalted man
nor. But he is so well known deem
it an act of snpererogation 10 say one
word more, rs his long experience as
u teacher and disciplinarian bespeak
for him, as one, The Prince of Teach
ers. The cherade following, and ter
minating the evenings entertain
ment, was a source of much amuse-
mcnt and elected much applaud from
the large concourse of people assem-
BLEED, not undeservedly so. After the
conclusion OF tho chirade, Mr.. JOIN
Payne, that ever affable and conr
tcous gentleman, came forward, and
after awarding the medals, delivered
one the most beautiful speeches
ever had tho pleasure of listening TO
Ingroping his way through life, ma,
it BIO attended with usefulness as wei
rs happiness. So ends ono of the
most enjoyable affairs I've ever had
the pleasure Of attending.
4 The String Band, of Hopkinsvillc
contributed no little TO the evening"
entertainment, and | must say the,
are as fine looking set of men a
has been my province to look upon
They repaired to their homes atterd
ed with ell the congratulations thai
the fair sex could besiow. We hop,
to have them with us again.
MACK.
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Plain Gold Rings made to order at
Robert Mills, Jr.
Smoke the Durham cent Cigar of,
Z. H. Hopper 4 Son.
John w. Minc]R, at City Meat
Market, keeps always on hand a full
line Of Vegetables, and all kinds Of
meats, also melons on Ice.
No. / Lard Oil for machinery, for
sale at Garhett's Drug Store.
The cheapest line Of Toilet Soap in
the city can DO found at
Garnett's Drug Store.
The II. x. III" remedy is the
young mans best friend. Price. Soc,
per bottle. Try il. Can DO had al
Garnett's Drug Store.
Garrett BOUQUET Cologne is tn,
most fragrant and lasting odor now il
use. Delightful and refreshing 70
the toilet, Try III in 10c, rs so anl
$1.00 bottles.
Money aud time saved by using tn
Rail Road Soap, for sale at Poll
Cansler's.
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socrALrYIEs.

Hty
MIR. leiiic Petrceis visiting rcla'
,ivcss slkton.
CO, w. Gaines,of Montgomery
was . city last Thursday.
Miss Mamie Howe Is absent from
the ciiyon VISIT 10 frienda in Nash
ville,sw
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Blair, OF Pcdce
were guests Of The Phoenix last Sat,
urday.
Miss Susie Boil White spent come
Naysiast week withthe family Of Mr.
L. b. Long.
Mrs. Frank Dabhey, who has been
quite III, Is now thought 10 be out OF
danger BY her friends.
Gen. j. II. Wilson, President Of the
StL,& S. E. Railway passed through
the city .Fridaylast. n
,,Frank Buckner who has been at
tending school In Russellville, re-
turned home last week,
Mai. 40. Fer,ell went up 10 Rus
sellville TO attend the Commencement
Exercises Of Bethel College.
S. II. Turner sells beautiful writing
paper, suitable for writing TO your
friends and sweetleartss r ''
Miss. Bryan Whitfield, OF Ciarks'
willie, returned homo Saturday, tc
the regret Of the boys. generally
Miss Lizzie Morton, of Madison
vile, camc down sunday..and spen'
Tie dsywith HopkimsilIc frIends.
Miss Emma Dickinson, ofTrenton
after spending several weeks will
Miss Minnie Lander, returned hom'
Saturday. 0H3tst
DR.. Keen will be absent from tn,
city fortwo weeks, and consequently.
there will be no preaching at Thu
Baptist church.
DIR. Hopson, the physician Of Col
VIM. 81. Shipp, reports that he i
slowly convalcsciag, II will DO no
membcred that mention was made o
tho dangerous illness Of the latter
some weeks ago.
Misses Bessie and Jennie Williams
two-charming bellies, Of Todd county
who have been visiting Mise. Mani
Jesup. returned home yesterday, the
were accompanied by tho latter VIII
win remain several weeks. K
Mcssrs. Calhoun and Ashton John
sou, OF Mclean county, brothers Q
Mr.,A G., johnson, Of this place
passed through this city yesterda,
evening en- route for Guthrie, whcr
the former intends celebrating hi
nuptials with the accomplished Mis-
Eliza Perkins, Of that place.
Mr.. John II. Millikcn, Of th
Franklin Patriot paid his Hopkins
willie friends brlct visit last weel
We made HE acquaintance and foun
hinr,o sbegg talenied gentleman Q
rare social qualities. Hope he wi
wish onr city onenee wcwish hi
all the success he desires in his "bu'
inessr transactions.
We clip tho following complimen
airy notice OF one Of Hopkinsvillc
most bcwitching young ladies frol
the Franklin Patriot:
Miss Matte Stoner,a very brigll
attractive and saeservedly populi
yonng lady, who has just graduate
+. at franklin Female College with u
highest honors. left Saturday for h
home in Hopkinsville, KY, aft,
spending several days in our city.
/ # |
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V. N, MErcALYE & Soss

The proprietor Of Cerulean springs
has made every arrangement to con-
tribute to the convenience and comfort
of his guests. The season has now
fairly opened and the opening bal
will be given next Thursday night
18th inst. No pains will be spared
to make the occasion an enjoyable one
Mr. Harper intends to keep thu
Spring in royal style. Let everybody
attend the ball.
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Blue Front Drug Store,
WILD GOOSE LINIMENT

WILD GOUSE LlNlMENT.
Prepared and manufactured by the re-
liable house Of GlSH & GARNER,
Hopkinsville. Kv..
Blue-lick, Kissengcn and Soda
Water, cool and fresh, at the Blue
Front Drug Store. Gish d Garner.
FRESH STOCK MILLINERY.
Mrs. M. Z. Rogers has received a
beautiful line Of fashionable Millinery
Goods and solicits an inspection other
latest style Delizia, Jcssica, Hortense,
lSybil, and Camille Hats. These
! goods are fresh. new style and will be
sold atlower prices than ever before
offered. Respectfully.
Mrs. NJ. L. Rogers,
Nashville St (ncar Reformed church J
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Lake Ice. Lake Ice.

keep constantly on hand an cx-
cellcnt quality Of pure Lake Ice,
which / deliver daily to any part Of
the city and keep on sale at my store
at ! cents per pound Leave your
orders. NJ. SCHMlTT.
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WHEAT WHEAT!l

II you want a simple light draft
and a substantial Reaper or Mower
go to Mctcalfc 4 Sons, and they will
take prime wheat for it at 81 90 per
bushel, delivered at Clarksville or
Hopkinsville. Now. is your time to
get good price for your wheat and in
return a first class machine. DO not
let this opportunity pass, if you do
you may miss good priccfor your
wheat.
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7 TRENTON.

Mr.. Jack Elliott, a former resident
OF this place, was in town lastssweck.
Hon. Tom Jones attended the clos
ing exercises of prof. Pointers
school. ,.,.ts,tfss..
Prof. II. T. Stcinhagen. OF Bethel
Female College, and 9. NJ, Meachain,
of the South Kentuckian were also
among the visitors last week. s.4us-s,s,s
Mrs, S. d. Dickinson has returned
from Christian county, where she has
been visiting rolatives.
Mckee 10 leglecting drugs aud
giving bis attention ID dentistry now.
We understand there is a protract-
cd meeting going on at the ST. james
Hotel. The congregation Is very
small, 1t being a Young meeting.
Only one attendant besides the
preacher. McEl,wain, If she, 10 not
converted Soon. n \ 4 IN 4 !
When you arc accused of having
addressed girl, don't ask your ac-
cuser il no and the girl are coniidants
it'll give You away! AZ N@
erherel h i tree. Ia Dr. Dickinson .
yard around which grass cannot be
induced 10 grow, even the surface
| tor six feet around has sunken about
4 six inches. II has tho appearance of
having been we'll tramped by q rcst-
less horse.
Boys, when you 60 10 see your
sweetl heart don't hitch your horse 10
| the same tres every time. The tree
wiittelhon you. Szssss ~ sa's'a ~s'a
A difficulty occurred near the depot
last week between two negroes, III
which one negro was shot in the leg
| Tho other negro escaped, although
pursued by our efficient police as ial
4 as Guthrie.
Mr.. j. d. Rutherford will soor
lcommence work ON his new bricl
i dwelling 10 be built next to tho bank
on Niain Street. He has sold BIZ
preeeilt residence to DIR. Grady, d
,lngcnt for some unknown party.
n We attended tho examinations o
Prof Pointer'sschool last week. !
u was thorough and impartial, and wa
d tr.le sample Of the work don
throughout the year. The compost
lions Of his senior class Thursda'
: evening were splendid and orIginaI
/ Friday morning we were highly Gu
a Itertaincd by d lecture by Cap
/. Gaiuss, Of Hopkinsvillc. Abont fly
:. n.
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TWINR BINDER.

Don't fail to see the new Irvine
Binder. 1t is warranted the best
The manufacturers are willing to test
it with all Wire Binders. Works
well in down and tangled grain
Bundles all uniform. 1t will pay yor
to see it.
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Geo. Hooser was arrested yesterday
charged with gauiing,bnt willie look:
ing for some one to 60 on his bond,
lodged the police aud made his es-
cape.
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NJ. Schmitt has made preparations
for the Summer campaign. Ice
Juleps. Sherry Cobblers and fresh
Beer from his new and improved
mammoth rcfrigerator--the largest
ever in this city. Cali and see Fer
dinand.
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MONEY MONEY!

we must have, SO all parties indebted
to us and have not paid their notes
and accounts OF 1878 will please come
forwarl and do so as we need it and
must have it. "Old Reliable"
Streng d Frankel.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Every style of photographing exc
ecuted with skill. Copying from
pictures satisfactorily done. Having
the finest instruments now in use
am enabled to take children's picture,
in about one-half the time it usually
takes to execute them. The ladies ar,
especially invited to call and examin,
specimens Of work.
Respectfully,
Clarence Anderson,
Main Street, over Savage's.
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AT PAYNE & YOUNG'S

you can get the very best country
HAMS at 81 cents. Fresh lot on
hand.
Ladies', have the late improvements
put on your old style Wheeler & Will
son machines Makes them run light,
quiet and good as new J.R. Muir
ply understands the business. Ten
years practical experience enables
him to guarantee satisfaction.
Office at Pyle's furniture store
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10. s. CHASTAIN

10. S. CHASTAIN
Still keeps the very best brands OF
Goal Oils, Non-Explosive Oils Of the
highest tests and purest quality. Au-
rora oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
and Lamp fixtures, Qucensware, Tin
ware, etc.. etc. f
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We use pure drugs only in com
pounding prescriptions. Gish 4
Garner, at the Blue Front Drug Store.
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FRESH MEATS AND VEGETA
BLES!

julius Onclc, on Nashville street
near the depot. has gotten a man.
month Ice Chest. Biggest thing out.
Keeps Fresh Meats and Vegetables as
though June were December. He
kills good, fat beeves and strives to
please everybody. You can do no
better than to patronize him.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Jas. NJ. Howe, the popular Jewaler
is receiving daily fresh invoices Of
new and attractive Watches, Clocks,
etc., which he is selling at prices as
low as the same quality of goods can
be bought from the manufacturers.
AS he sells nothing but reliable goods
parties can rely on getting q good ar
ticle when they buy from him.
A. V. TONNES is now delivering,
Ice for Judge j. 7. Savage at same
old figures. 1w.
Gold pens repaired at Robert
Mills, Jr.
Call at Robert Mills, Jr., and ex-
anime his stock of Clocks and Sill
verware.
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MORE BLOOD.

This time tho fight was between
VIM. Crawford, white, and Henry
Withcrs, colored. Crawford, who
lives In the country, came to town
one day last week and imbibed too
much of the ''creetur.n The spirits
kept going down until his spirits be.
gan to rise and he became exceeding
ly pugnacious. A fight he must
have, and the first person he camt
across was the unfortunate Henry
He followed him some distance
splitting in his hands and brandish
ing his fists around the latter's head
until he got to Henderson's grocer,
when they both stopped, Crawiors
was still in for fun, 30 no picked up
piece Of iron and before Henry coul'
evade II, struck him deadeninI
blow on the head, which made tn
blood squirt In q copicus stream
withers recovering struck Crawford
few blows over his ditto witha stic
which was followed by a ditto resul
AT this juncture Withers execute
Alright about and beat d precipita'
retreat, followed closely hy Crav
ford. They ran some dis,ance, whs
q stone caused Crawford 10 fall al
the other got the start and flew dow
Spring street. ranacross and came
Bridge, yelling ''policee 1t .
cry jump. just as they reach
Main, Marshal Owen. appeared 81
took them 10 the police conr., al
they wefc forthwith tried sWitht
wasfeieased and Crawford was fin
IS and committed 10 Jail until ho |
bcrcd up.
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POLICE NEWS.
.HEEG N. y
THAT WYE OF ms.


Aleck Kirtey, of color, was up In
che police court yesterday morning
10 apswcr to the charge Of whipping
hiswile. Il 4se,ns that The couple
$50 ailicted with ono lof ahose
crying evils--a baby. This d.
minuiive individual being left IN
Aleck's charge, set up a most I'm
earthly bawl, which no tried in every
way tosiops butsall In vain. AT lqs'
he.cohcluded q tfy tho efficacy a
spanking, whiclfhe did. To this biz
bstisrhalf objected and be admins
tered the same treatment to her. Sh'
had him arrested, and Judge Nc
Carroll decided that tho castigatior
was worth ten dollars, and fined hin
accordingly ~ rass.s zezu'sAaps ~
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Messrs. Blumensteil, McCamy and
Bonte invite attention of the public to
their latest style finish of Carriages,
Buggies, &c. They are running a
full force Of experienced workmsn and
warrant all work strictly first class.
Yon can purchase anything in their
line at louisville, Cincinnati or New
York prices on same quality Of goods.
Call and be convinced.
Respectfully, yours.
BLuMESsTEL, McCAay 4 BoSTn.
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Money aud time saved by using the
Rail Road Soap, for sale at Polk
Cansler's.
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LOCO, oto Shingles

We are agents for Southards pop
lar shingles, at reduced figures for
cash. Underwood u Go.
Best Lump Coal at 10 cents per
bushel in yard. Underwood & Co.
I'm
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Special inducements on second hand
buggies and rockaways, for cash in
hand. T
BLuMENsrEL, McCAMY & BoxTE.