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WORTH AND RE}lARli1TY,


Wholesale dcnunctatfon Is Invariably unjust
Certain unworthy corporations hare failed, and
t'cir memory has been properly mathematical,
but nothing Is more absurd than TO censuro Nil
corporations similarly. 4 striking example Of
thfs principle 10 found IN the insurance interests
Of Tie country, which were ncver stronger than
at the present time. In Massachusetts,, espe-
ciaIly, the laws nro such as to rendrr It's con1pa-
ny's policies non-forfettable, evcp aftcr au CT.
tended lapse OF payments thus rendering the
Insured absolutely certain Of equitable treat
tnetlt under the projection OF the laws Of the
state eVen t!nngh they NAV be careless The
located at SrrlnEiie1d, atd which the writer haa
recently had the privilege of visiting, IL tho
leading example Of this law IN America. Not
uuiy Is T at'y anil coDscrvailvety managed, but
OF Directors. rcntlcr 1t superior - IN strong
Status. Tic practical workings Of the Company
t1.y tnay 10 seen from tue following facts: Daniel
~ tha Company at tile .me IT his Heath, upon
Wslsli pa'Mcnt was nearly two ycars past due.
but the policy WIS pntd his heirs In full, deduct
,nE only tic unpaid premium and intcresA
john 4. Nelson. afso Of ts city, uas over i've
,yenrs an arrears IN bis payments Ut the time Of
tlis ienti', but 1t was also paid In full, less uh.
pat! premium and interest. Similar Instances
could be rereatcd indefinitely, but this fact bas
been established: that under tlle Massachusetts,
law there nre advantages III liic.lnsurance which
aFo POSSESSED by tho companies OF no other
State, and whcf, arc OF the greatest value to al
loilcy.fIo!dera, nn'l tlc Massachusctts Mutual Is
the lcndlny exponent Of this principle The
Cosnpanys business III Illinois IL iu charge ol
Messrs. Davls l. Walker, 14o Dearborn street,
while tho Hun. William E3ross aud Charles r
ktmoal'. Of Chicago, arc members Of lfte Noard
of Directors. After a visit to its home otllca
n1,d an Inspection Of It's affairs, We do not hes-
tate to pronounce II a most reliable institution
Antl worthy OF ita SUCCESS.
, 1879-03-28

Robert ID. Noosnvett'H "rot.ruck pIcn,or :
Compieta 3uccoa~.
Nt,d1 1prk Tr1ht

IN.
Hopeft II. NooshvettH "rot-Luck pIcnion I
Camplnte 9uccoa~.
Nt1 FORK Tribune, NareA n.
II was q uptuue and thorolrhly s,,rcc.,F,1 An
tcrtainmcn. ,ri,ic ~, e,vcn na 1,ass.. q, =,
uo."...',s ~. "...s ", ""a ,, se" oy honere u
m''acse't ias. evening ~ Tue rfo1na oi the Free
dsadn ciub, No II "cat T1enaY.fourth street
lie called II a "pot.uck ptcntc.n md tts rccu
lIasjty cousi.tcd In ,1,c foct tint iii ,,,a ,,,1
vcrc s,,n,,,sef to ,ovo hoau rs,~saa J., ,' ;a.,a
..s s"p"oacu ~ ''Ase pcea PREPARED ~ lanicl
stated that "any guest feeling w!thfr, herself ol
himself tie divine conf,lcnrn nf c,,nserr IA ro
oucstctl tn .nnnlv .hn A., i, ,.t.t.,. :"
r,rats !, s; srp', ~. u'e" ~ "'iNn u" os sne
st III" seseIa' o' lie more important ones
we're specifically appropriated.
At y. III. the gucsls hogan to assemble mi,
TO iuyaIe th,. ktr.,er. flcr.,,,,o,, a.,1 ,s,,,'.
wcre soon cnyolopcd IL COMPREHENSIVE m anron. ,r.
NH t'ch tic opening of 0ystcrs, tile mixing Of
materials for puddncs a1.tl aalads, tile carrying
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skin and Scalp Diseases Should be treated e1ter
rally with tGTIrttI.A. Asststed by the CrTGuA4
and for spnle Tine ufte:ward. WheEn thu unu,oe.
nre outlined tu thu Hluod and do rat ahpw thcnl
ketyeA IN lilo aArfac9, tho ltEs0LyEAr aione Will
sl"cdtly drtsu tlsHn frunl The system. The Curt.
ttfIsA KEMEnlEa infnltHy eurs tho nlast loulhaoms
cares Ut Acr0nloHs a.. ska anl Scalp Mlulors, u
u Alfpste' by hun1rras VI unsuic!etl teslauniala
III hur possession.
lrunarrd by WEEKs &; FoTrx,, Chensalx and
lrnssist., :hI wa4hnston.sf., lsnston. Aasa. un4
ctrLcrRA, snnl1 boxr*. ~ cents: large hoxus co,l.
tnInfh. tW0 AIui nnCh haf tnes thu quantity qt
tnall, 81. REsut.vEsT. 81 pcr bottle. CGrltuKA
SNAr. SIC per cake; by mall, Ju cents; y tukes,
~ GeJIts -
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fought. Cfark was pretty batl1y uhcd up, moro,
however, from tho work 1T

!'"IHIs AIAEk H15 pEEL%f UhulJ Hhcu upf uloIC,
however, from tho work 1T
DnnntHH CifAMnENH,
aut throwing himself down IN avoid punish.
tnrslt, tlau fran Alaws received, RIthnigh lin
face showed h!ls,,s 0f tho fight, while Chambers
left tic field c,tntarutiyuty ui1iurt.
hftrr llnvinE fought 1oH rnlEt1A the spectators
began 10 tnl! for draw or sfniah OF some Kind,
nlnl llickctl, clarka aecs'tt1, ayaln thrcw up tu
sponGt (IavihE done 40 m tho 115,t rotlI to
which Ctark oblertelb Clark prntcstct,, b,t
finally Chambers said kc would rather uiyu linn
$i lllhn nlsfisl him my more, nn', this offer
l'ctg ncecpled, 1l'e light was closed, after ,lay-
Ing lnstct1 two hn,lFa a1itt twenty minutes.
The tnrttcs senarated Mt Nlack ttpk, The
light eauscd considerable excitement in thls
city among n certain class.
special DfsE1teh 10 Tho 3f.;un.
DETRotr. March T.-s;nyor I.nncdon tcte.
Eraphcd 70 Va,h'tlcrtill: "a meeting viii prul,.
ably oe cafict! nj otsce; II you l1yc a,,y .lcsjre
for a bridge here, ,'Is''su intfcato +, n s0mo
rnanuer; Whit would Detroit be called unot, 10
DOT What shall eay to our ucuntc II
IT, this appeal Vanderbilt se1,t lie
following non. n.c0nmittRi repIy: aIf ilc citizens
dratra 10 build hri'ige, it would meet nv
hearty concurrence, as Il Will houeilt ill., trstlp
ol tiat city," Little consolation can be cstrnct-
ca from thia fsl,atrf as It Indicates III, nrlitla-
t'ros'c la!c t,lnuci nrojcct. No meeting has
ocefl cnt!ca. Tue tunnel ut Grosse lslt may 10
reeafued as certainty Il, any cvct.t.
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murders who had been hung that day, they
'vould hcfr arrange calls from IN unknown,
voice.
Accordingly a large delegation hurried out to
tlIc tomb. The old iIaR prYcdel them. As
etcalty. They to0k them to bo the ghosts of
the departed mardcrers, and fed back to the
ballroom antl reported the fact A dozen Of
tllc women tainted. The figures turned out to
be rcsurrectionists who hnd been sent by phvst-
Clans to stenl the carcasse., Atany OF tia
1ahcers became frightened and went hoInc, but
lpwarfl Of hundred remained AMI danced to
o'clock tti[s morning. At Tint hour doxofouy
The party emerged from tho building tho Voutloo
stona ontsi.ls md yelled: "Tla Devil has
, 1879-03-28

DU{c9H9 7HspHEH FH 9HH 11t0HHf.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 37.-Twn weddings
Occurred hero tu-day which created plcasuratc
s1ettemcpt In socssty- aiias Mercss White,
SStsughter Of David White, M old resident OF
bloomington, wrAued Dr. Godfrey, of uelle.
rTewef, protn!ncnt young physician; anl Miss
e.ampbell. OF lioopeslou, was married to 6tates-
ntstorney jones, Ut VeEinlau County, QUO Ut
nS ,4s most ablu young attnruoya !n Eastern ILL.,
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tlaye done for INC what hundreds Of lol!arE spent
IN othrr rrMeiIes haye failed 10 do nnl do not
Yours truly, MARK IleANNAN,
cAuIuSnALE. Pa. Dec. 9U. 1873.
, 1879-03-28

GFeEIft
1Np1ANAroI1s, March a7.-'lhe personal bag.
gage OF the Pauline Markham troupe was seized
to-day By the Bates IIonsc proprietors for no,,-
payment OF board. The manager Of The trot,pe
roolenscd tho trumpcry BY payment Of t'lr alnount
claimed, With costs.
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TENNESSEE STATE DfRT.

NASHVILLE. Tenn., March 97.-TLc House to-
vi amended t1e Senate bill to adjust the debt
~ cents, striking out 10 aisl Inserting, SO, ut
sach rate, II Il believed, the Legislature vii!
~<tea to settle 1t II she buadholders will gQuc4s.
, 1879-03-28
Tho Fcnther- Weight Baltic Con-
tested In Gambia, Near
Buffalo.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five
Rounds, Principally
Dodges.
Some Putnne1ing Done by Chambers,
Who II Declared Winner.
Complete Prostitution Of the Bpecta-
tors from Lack of Pa-
thence,

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ar hi ~ ..o a,a ;ns.n,"a, w. r.s'e 1sas .a'"ea
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mint ,ros can,o,o1 ~ .,,., a ,sa ','
~ ot,.,s".na s,,,.apz .an. ""a pos' 'e'o1s
n,n4rs "'3'"s Al a 'AH-
for ,he ,,onor of ro,f,htuo NJ, ,to +,o,x ,,tu.a.
for f1at,c rorr 'rhia hc wos ,,r,,or ,t., ,,",',.
stY Of doing to savo tic stake.tnoney, for
AID. William Atcstnllin, Of PHILADELPHIA
who Was stakeholder, believed thu
mill ought to be ground, md declared Tint II It
were not, lustcad Of surrcnleriug the money, ho
would tleyotc It to some charitable purpose,
Tic parties were wonderfully successful II,
keeping secret tl.o. place Of meeting and the
day. The light WAS attended by probably
THE SMALLEST CONFEDERATION EYER GATHERED
at nusfltsttc contest Of anywlcro near tl,n
importance of this oil thu Atprr,pn, turf, 1tts
also noteworthy TINT the rowdy element.
.ncanfnr the very worst, of coursc ,yas mi
there. There wus very little profnntty. less
obsccnIty, aud, on lie w|,o1c. tho co,nnonv
was Utmost rs decoro,,s rs n In
nttcndanre at mn ~fn,crtojunon+ ro,t,trr
iut1nItcIr htrher in the scole of rns,crt n,illtt
The coutest was brutal IN ,1,c crtrcnc Int not
,nurb Ind blood wos sho,yn bv ,b,, 1oo1.ors.on
Tle nartlcs wcre voIchc,i In Er,c onWc',nc.,or
Chambcrs h,laucn, Tho i,cn,n ,t 1s,- ,,,,, r1ntt'
at 1M. T),cy orrivr, in thia titv NJ M a.15 s .,ts
,nornnp ,y,rc i1r,vrn n n ,ocr !. ,'"r,, ..v A'S
Toor rt,i,
-. ...--
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TnLpEN's foreclosure of tl.c mortgage which
he holds on The Democratic: party In 1897 will
noL carry mltl, 1t tic cqullcs Ut rcdctnptIon
The closIng-out salo will he final.
, 1879-03-28
BUSINESS NOTICES,

caarss akin can l,e inatle smooth and
For sale in Chicago BY Buck = Kayucr
, 1879-03-28

uho" Mrs. Wlnalow'A Soothing Syrup" foi
children while teettfnR. II cures dysentery andl{.
arrhva. wind coe. ana regulates the bowels rs cts
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Grand Electric Light Show.

The famous organization, known as
Coles New York and New Orleans
Circus and Monagerie is now making
its 18th annual tour, and will appear in
this city on Oct. 2S, when the few who
have not already "been there will
DO able to form an idea from the COR
geousness of the Street Parade, of the
completeness Of tho many depart
ments which combine to form this the
greatest show of the kind at present
on the road. The finest Menagerie
in the country, will introduce such
famous people as Captain and Mrs
Bates, the Kentucky Giant and Nova
Scotia Giantess, who have been re-en.
gagged for the season at great expense;
George Conklin, the Lion King;
Signor Cariozo, the Fire Demon, who
will remain ten minutes in the midst
OF SETTLING flames; Carlotta Wambold,
the leading lady Bareback Rider;
Frank Gardner, Champion Leaper
and Rider; Willie Odcll, Bare Back
Rider; Young Leon, Six-horses Rider,
the famous Clowns, Tom MacIntyre,
Pico and Dan Kennedy, and other
well known artists, all Of, them mas
ters in their different specialties.
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STATE, NEWS.


Jno. Robinson's. show was in Har
rodsburg yesterday; . "'r
Trimble. News We have ASPECTS
men of wool. clippedairom d sheep
owned b, Mr. Joseph Duncan, Of
Clinton county, Mo-, measuring nins.
teen inches in length. Gan any Of
ISinible's'shccp growers beat that?
Kentucky Yeoman:--Charles T.
Hanson. nj Paris, has been appointed
State Lecturer for the Good Templars.
He is a brilliant young speaker, and
nephew of the gallant Roger Hanson.
Henderson l.eporter;--Six $1,000
city bonds were. cremated by the Dep
uty Marshal on Tuesday evening by
order Of the Council. 4 ~a7g Z,
Princeton Banner:-Morganfeld
will soon have paper. AIessrs,
Miller and Cannon purchased last
week the press, types, etc, of Mr.. r. Z.
Richey of this place, and they will in
few weeks start weekly paper al
the capital of Union. MIR. Miller il
| the late owner Of the Henderson Re
porter and is practical newspaper
man. .,r Esd. M
Post and News:--It is said Cover
nor Blackburn will ask the Democrat
ic Convention to meet in the peniten
tiary, as it will be almost empty b,
that time. o.
A ten year old boy was confined il
the Henderson station house 70
drunkenness last week. b. sq
Franklin Patriot:--Mr. James Ed
SON Of this city broug It to our ofic,
this week radish which has grown ii
his garden in the past five weeks tha
measured 81 inches in circumfcronc,
an 81 in length. Who can beat it
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OUR NEIGHBoRs.

Is Madisonville RepubLcm.-The hot
and damp weather is damaging tobac.
go greatly on the seaffold. = 1t is rtt.
tihg and falling off the stalk.
! Jacksonville Times.-Our town. i,
rs estimated, entertained from. five
hundred to one Thousand delegates and
visitors. So ..',-;;'',.,.
+ Elkton Register:--Last Sunday
evening Aaron Atchison. ~ lad about
fourteen years of age, while climbing
for chestnuts, fell from the tree, dis
tanc, of about thirty-6ve feet break
ing his collar. bone, and receiriae in.
ternal injuries, but which are not re-
garded as fatal. He was taken home
by his associates; where he is doing
as well as could be expestcd-
Moral-Boys should not 90 chest.
not hunting on the Sabbatk. !;
Elkton Register:-Mr. Nat Penirk,
efthis county, sent us last Monday,
two mammoth turnips. which weighed
ever five pounds each. One was a
double turnip with two heads and one
root. ,-..-.,.l.,..t .''..
Muhlenbcrg Echo:-Wc travelled On
the same train to Louisville last week
with two bridal parties: We. didn't
learn, 'heir. names, bnt they were from
Trenton,-. We watched them closely
and during the entire trip failed to
see a single symptom of La. naus-
eating familiarity which is SO COM
mon now.a-day among newly married
e, people. 1t was indeed refreshing to
see folk in their situation act so SEN
sibly Whoeyer they were, may their
Lives be spent as sensibly and happily
Us the Day of their marriage.
Princeton Banner:--We hear that
Mr.. Jesse I. Harper is preparing to
build a large and handsome dining
hall at Cerulean Springs. He is pre-.
] pairing for the. next season. and VIC
wish he may have a brilliant and
profitable season. The last one wa,
an excellent one, ,a.
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10 b ID r q - = = X I4
Famous Faces. Beauty and Skill.
Novelties without end, A place of
boundless pleasure.
The, above institution, comes on
Oct. % preceded by most favorable
mention from the press of other places.
1t is credited with magnifcence, nov
city, elegance snstmons SIDE, anisaals
without number apt artists and woa-
derful performances. Its bills enumer-
ate animals OF ali descriptions; it's
parade is spoken Of as a pageant Of
royal grandeur.
The greatest novelty presented,
however, will be the tallest nan and
wcassa in the world, whom statistics
show TO be veritable giants, man and
Ewife, Capt. and Mrs. NJ. V. Bates;
Peach Z feet D.! irchcs high; he 81 she
20 years of age; combined weight one
Fhalf ton. Now for the first time on
exhibition in this country. No extra
charge to see the giants. 3.
The establishWent isis ',fayofably
known here, but has been greatly en-.
larged; has herds of camcls and Gle.
plants to draw its mammoth wagons;
travels two bands, also steam band;
has troupe Of trained horses. who
perform altogether at one and the same
time in the ring; has lcaping horses,
riding monkeys. riding goats, perform
ing deer; has two ponies that perform
the sec-saw feat, has a,man who CON
fronts loaded cannon, it is discharg-
/ cd! and he catches the ball!sbn. with
his hands-not his body has another
wonderful fellow, modern Shadrac,
who is cast in the fiery furnace, yet
Fremains uhliarmed,"1 walks, through
| fire. the intense heat bakcs aliowi BY
Ibis side, bnt does, bin no harm.
Truly, wonders never cease. Has a
mammoihlcircus company, travels its
own railroad cars and---but re ad the
bills and pamphlets, sndi remember
fthe date, Tuesday Oct y go
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cERuLEAN SPRINGS.

=
Mr.. James Jones is rapidly recoy-
ering from a recent spell of fever.
Mr.. George Penn says it looks
rather suspicious 10 see physician
and tombstone agent riding around
Fs' y" ,yIeis sYoi Y,tsrg
AT the time of this writing our vii.
lage is almost vacated. Messrs.
Blakely & Daniel, with their families,
have moved TO Belleview. Mr.. Gus
Goodwin and his brother Joe, and
Mr.. Walter Harte and Charlie and
Elio Slade, have gone to Illinois.
Rev. w. ii. Dyer and wife are at.
tending the Baptist Association In
Galloway county. Squire Hicks and
daughter are visiting friends in Hop
kinsville. '.''
Uncle Harvey Lander attended the
fair, and we hope he enjoyed himself
hugely. "s' 4 ~ > ,a2ii' q
Uncle jeff Jones has made ar.
rangements to 20 to the cityeof Hop
kinsville, where no will work
at his trade (blaoksmiihing) with
Mr.. Forbes so.gl 81 .qau !. iii
Our friend, Mr.. Bingham, says Inc
likes his new location very we'll He
seems perfectly at home behind the
counter selling goods, at rock bottom
prices. x; In,
Since Parson Bearfleld has been or.
dained, he has been holding pro.
tracted meeting over on Trade Wa
ter. We hope he will reform those
heathens over there. Tho only diff
Guilty is that no may Kill himself
preaching before some other mis-
Sionary gets there.
STEVE CLIFF.
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CHURCH HILL.

~ h1a Is FHi-i d % faH.tF nANtt 'hftN~l-. T.
We have just returned from very
pheasant visit Of amenth TO tile East
fern cities, and Virginia. - -,
| Now, kind friends who prelic,ed
that our absence would be permanent,
rest assured that the premiums will
be awarded In Kentucky.rlsdf. e ~
We hope TO DO cxcuscd (by the ed.
tory for not "wriling up tho trip, as
such step would draw largely on
the columns OF the SouTH. kENTucK.
IAN, and doubtless, much TO the an.
noyance offs many readers tho truth
Iis,wo hungnp on the Ohio which con.
depsed our pen, propensities 10 moi
such az. exten, as the physician, but
Oh, well anything else, ,r rP isd
Good weather for coughs and colds
Better for ehiHs, however 't'
Warm for the season. $50
Fine nights for sleeping. 9
That shower OF rain on Tuesday
was very acceptable.
A first class hotel e among the ecu.
riosities" needed at this point. Tran
sicnts every day. 41a tlo n
| Our vicinity was well 70 presented
at the Bair. Many of our neighbors
obtained good premiums. atial sA
Mr.. Robert Coffee lef. this place on
Saturday the 4th. lust. Tor Virginia
on a pleasure visit, and. will be absent
a month. ..5.-I - 'f.i,; j.
The forests presents q very brown
fish appearance now. Autumn leaves
will however, wear the same colors
this year as last. There's no fashion,
able nonsense about nature, and they
haven't quarontihed either. nd
Stoves to the front pretty soon.
Manyipersons believe that ihrir feet
elevated OH q clean, nice stove, adds
something 10 The appearance Of the
stove, but lisa mistake. There is
great deal Of work to clean an old
stove, especially when it has been ex-
posed TO the weather for several
years. So feet down when the time
comes. afb fc 3t.-
About the new fall bonets, we
would suggest that touchingly pictur-
csque, tenderly suggestive and be-
wilchingly piquant is about the lam
guage to be employed in describing
the SO valuable article. I'LL.
The hoy work is about over. = .
Dust was an inch and n half thick
Oh the leaves before the last refresh
ing rain. "ata ~. ~;
+ 1Hf p. ri A8'r ~ r,, 81 ID
Let the farmers now rejoice, snd
shout for joy unless they have sold
their wheat. They must moan il
they have, we suppose, but then some
people love to moan anyway. -, d.
q Those that didn't ride 10 the fair
just went along and walked. Such
energetic birds arc, by oil odds, en-
titled to the premiums. tf~ .r5-
Mr., Eddie Boyd and Miss Ada
Boyd were married in ClarksfilIe,.
Tenn, on the 10Th inst. Tis hoped
That their linked sojourn In life will
beh pleasant one, and more viii en-
bark ere long. & '' ~
SIoRTFELLow.
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Tho last South Kentnekian which,
came to hand announced the TACT that
brother Meacham attended rhe edi.
iorial ohscquies at Evansville. Sorry
d we didn't meet you, old red-eye.
Wasn't that you with the erutshes p
Henderson News, " lt'o ~
Sorry we did meet you ole boss,
but yon are little off Oh the erntcl,
business. We haye q good founda.
lion and at Evansville, nnlike some
Of the Kentucky delegates we staid
ei It. i.a. '.'
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!. Ana now Il Trims . pp that Judge
lIargis has had his satchsl stolen con-
tanning many important papers, in
Gliding license etc, from his room at
the hotel in Morehead, while he was
atsupper. Wonder If his enemies will
accuse him of doing the deed him.
self, as of the record book? 5o,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

Hs-f .il IS u ~. s,y.s atas.y.+-. =; 4,
Judging from The amount Of re-
Fgious matter in ibe last issue Of the
Times we are hrelinclto believe that
ZeRo Young wss converted during
the Methodist Conference. Hope he
will not quit Journalism and 90 to
preaching. tzaal.all g.. su5 "a. = 4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

Gov. Blackburn pardencd anfgro
woman al the door Of the peni!eh.
tiary the, other day on account ofan
infant that eonM rot be left, behind.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

Rev: Al. b. Cahanisswho is: well
known in this.ciiyhas beconiiesasso-
eiaie editor Of l6e Western EesSiaer.
Mr., Cabanls .lis al, excelleRt NtTtcr,
aud will add greatly ;to the merits d
rhc Recorder. ,Sorg 1aJ; 4,,9,& t;l &
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

We have received a. sample copy Of
the ,Oweasbero DALI. Messepprr,
which promises TO bequite read,
nbielijile sheet. May Il boom long
and loud. ~ '+.t;.s'" w
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14
The Great Show Coming

w. w. Coles Great New York
and New Orleans Menagerie, Circus
and Congress Of Living Wonders.
Largest and Best. Seats for 10000
People. A World Of Wonders.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

Tie daily Covington Commons!
wealth. one of our old standby ex-
changes has stopped coming and We
miss it greatly. ~ T.,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

A Woman's Congress convened al
Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. I0rii, ana was
represented by delegates from all
over the Union. ~ ,.,,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

@The HENDERSON News wants TO
know if the Souri, KENTUCkrAN can
yet up heads. Yes, and "put EN- on"
TOO.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

A religious revival has just closed
m Owingsyille, whish TesStscd-;i
3S4 conversions s WI
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

u .ft arm i 81 B.
Tbs man who aims to DO .a.sham,
Will pe'er spell his name Me-a.chain.
f-BrcckenTitfge News =, e.
10 No comments.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

In m attack upon The Utes iN Col
crado last week the colorcd troops
under Capt. Dodge fought bravcly.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14

HuPKINSvlLLE, OCT.,,14. 1879.