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RELIGIOUS.

| lion OF the J.lkcsIle Hnnttst Ar,n,,a@,,,n .
seneu a. IaII-pnst y o'clock yesterday morning
tho Key f. X. Crcssey+ as stc,pporary Moderate,
" =. luz ao'euee 0! the rev. H. +. Allison.
] tnc rev. Mrs CTessey, Chairman OF the Com
mittee On Resolutions, offered a seroa ~ re.nlu
tIons, as follows: >''>'
1. Tint w vra,ctn1,v rc.o,-,,.....
COD In tbn events md xroe,ss. ~; h the mercy o
dad therein now feaeona fot tncpess,rM ~ Seat AZ!
lt!s !, service. -! .-,,, ''''|''A y
not lu.tify nor oxcu.s pars!mony ,owssds ,d' II. b.
tosd,s e., work:
o,.. -. e1ntess anew onr deep interest In tt1s
misanns or,nnr IT. s1Getes aild heir work. the
fnmmissinm. tho finmn I,Iau'sen " the Ercat
ders sueh important servlco 10 ill rerion n. foi
81 tie Yssrs: and The Publicaon society. Sr II" lc
inr;tesehinR arm Of our power: nnd W. commend
SoPOSst IT., v',9et u,3,a whIst words go yain.
fuy Is mportant A. X nthss o1 oGsse!ves nre
intarest inmcdfotniv nras.nH vo5ec's u public
b. That we heartily jndofsa ii,n vomo,.. mr.,
tae.! sc,e' Tor both tho Foreign and lone sission
=: Believing n tho supremacy Of Gods holy
wor1 VIC rejoice In all efforts 10 secure mn accurate
T ~ :. anu y eHo tnc widest circulation,
rn.asx Ssa MIN ano aaaess tat IN educated
nntionof crowth IND nnwns ~ cans ~ uemoin!-
brethren for essential ia Inc rnixarsfa 20 % 1If
caro and tho Tneoior,cai s,str,er " Lu.
Park, and pledge to tlloso brethren WHO have ihcsn
nteEcsts in charge our sympathy, prayers. and
Sapp1mrt. 49,,
b,ia,, ~ postsnt ssss aaa Legitimate deparment Of
trs s,n =, Az !het wc urQe npon The Daa-
sustain thn cfIorts mai" ~ enta.ca e. te guy TO
u the snnuay iswe. s'''s'~s sA' '''eF'aneo
o.. That the ponal. rcforu,atory, and charitable
lne acios ot personal Eel!etouH effort. and Afford
eonn.ss unon ,xhSrS tSa sss.1 1r9 eEeet Spiritual
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PORT COLDORNE.

IUItT CULBUENE.
Special DttpascA to Tbs Tribune.
poRT CoLDoRAa, Ont, Juue 5.-Passea Down
Nothing.
Up-Barge Lcsgar, Kingston to Chicago. light;
Gibraltar, Kingston to Chicago, light; steam
barge Lincoln. Kingston to Chicago, light.
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poRF fluRoN, Mich, June 5.--Down-PropB
Victoria, St. Paul, l.. Gilbert, Ontario, New
burg, Tempest and barees, N. K. Falrbank a,ld
schr Southwest; tug Torrent and raft; schrs
Falmouth, Charlie Crawford, c. D. Jones, N.
E. perea,. Clara.
up-Pfopo ::ssarusca, Fountain City, T. {.
Chamberlain, Buffalo, A1aska, salna a1.d oarges,
Y. swatne and consort, E. D. Halls aud tor, s.
z. Sheldon aud consort, Superior and consore;
sehrs unadilla, II. Moore, Nellie lseddington,
Constitution, Alva Bradley, 8. ]. Titdcn, David
Stewart, Eseauaba, +. ". Clifford, One, Idn,
cortsz, II. ". rage. J. ". Deane, Ii. a. Kent.
Wtud-North, fresh; weather tlnc.
PoRT HURON, Micl., June b-lD p. tn.-Passcd
Up-Prors Jay Gould. Lowell. Enterprise with
Sweepstakes nnd Azov; tchra Cortez, G. &.
5Louehton, ontstio, shn,lon, st- ,Clatr, +. 4.
a1ontcalln, II. F. Mcrrlck, Montgomery. Mont
tnorency.
Dowu-Props Arctic, Potomac. Gordon Camp-
bell, Aiary Prlngle and bargcs, Delaware with
Thomas A: Scott and Weeks, D. N. Wilson ansl
conaort, Fletcher aud consort, Forest City AMI
ronsort.
. Wind-Northeast, gentle; weather cloudy.
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.... USEHlEKTs.
EakSfkEY MUSIC HAIL..
THE ART CUISINE,


.. MISS MATILDA LKES DODS,
Lae ~ tho RdtnbarR Schoo! Of CookoFy and Rrs.,u.
ate o1dtHE dr.t. .clhs diploma from South EensfnF.
Tt'HEs T. iis bLE ASb LESs5SS a. TiE AM Of C0ogEKY
MeVtsEera Thaatrnl. Mondsy. Tursasy and Wrdnss
aax lime ~ and H. Day L4etuft1 II 9:a0 D. d..
anM E.Vchihr Lectures 1t o'clock OF each day. - '
Tickc!a can be had et any tine 1t tbs onro Of tho
iia! stnn Ticket Kood for any thrce Lecturss Si,U
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IL probably the place indicated In tl,s dispatch
aud this u situated Oh tbs north bank Of lllu
Alcantasa, midway between kandazxo ul,l Cas-
ttglIone. MoJo I!es " tho tout OF y cuue uf ths
ssn'a naIns,-Aount Su1o.-!1olu which QUE Ut
tile Mosk DISASTROUS cruptlons at which we L9ys
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shic6 hlAtt1Q Wo lnu Al40 AutUntD, another CT,
possibility Of accidents 10 go up ~ viii, il
four men men aitocether d. III, and i"e5s,esn nyssf
ridug between the two guides. Our path lay
for nearly or quite two hours over NJ untroken
. plant or vlno to mark our COURSE. Abopt IL
o'clock we casue npon 4 )ittie hut, the Casa del
liosco. whcre our guides dtamouatcd, and, mo.
tion!ig to Us u do ta,e same. we found IT. xa4
example We also followed by rcsort TO out
provision basket. The tnu[es being fed, we
Hero aRatn on our way. t}ur path became very
rough mud prcctptons,, now requiring us to
ernsp the !aano Of tue nl,sfo and then to throw
all cur weight back 20 aroIl slldlpg ever ilts
ucek.. hut the patient, cautious creatures
toiIed on, pauslng occas1onally for IN instant a.
It to seaaslre themselves. and then, carefully
advancing, Our guide, too, excited constant
wonder. II WA impossible 10 sec path-im-
rnense Qulis Of rugged InYa surrounded us; wo
found ourselves atandlnx on tho brink OF
preeipices over which thu course seemed 10 lead
". but sudden turn casred Us away Just as
The scnse Of danger va. coming over IN. Thcre
sido ~ thu dIm distances qt might We saw only III
uncndlng san,cuess Of lara currents. ridges,
gults, btllows md wlndlnEs.
ABOVE Us TIE ssowf usAp or xysA
tloated like cloud sgs!nst thu dark blue sky,
mud tue consultations moYe4 with our a4rent,
rlang Or 12llluK ~ II with mora raph ~ 'utu-
t!on ot Tho aarth- Alsteors Aashed u o. Tic
skJ adding ~ the charu, 81 tho night III uuuty
u motion. It was now Yfty cold, aud w could
astiuctty truce Vt t0 great distance lEo,n " Tie
snow 10 tho deep .gullHya bi thu ,nouatuitl lIke
white stEean.ers from tlla ureat n,ass aloyu, A
fcw minutes brought u1 qaou lis lover patclics,
A11d FROM That tuutant tlr uxkel black rucks
began TO disappear, bslns replaced BY ths
shouted In = peculiar rons towards lhs Mest 4s
u to arouse llu echoes : OIL tlsH mountaln. IL
our ausprise h!s cry was &pswcred, aud We were
II na, sos % %tmasstasat to gaets who should be ln
sslutauon. The euigsna 1a4 s5op uxpiaiuul UY
tho appearauee OF auut1es xultn to taku CHARGE
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BEVERLY

z 4. /.
Wheat looks very well, and will
vie Ia IA, fair crop ii tho rust, which
Is making its appearance IN some
places, does not ruin it.
Yesterday was good tobacco sea-
son, Judging from the number en-
Gagged In setting plants. Some of the
farmers arc complaining about the
worms cutting their plants.
The basket picnic at striped Bridge,
X am sorry to say, was a failure.
Although the clouds threatened rain
every minute an immense crowd as
sembled; but they were doomed 10
disappointment. No musicians could
be found. Many were The long faces
that LETT there last Saturday in the
rain. lss1.s ,,1sizs4 '~1-
Elder Cave filled his regular ap-
pointment at Liberty last Sunday.
The subject ofhis discourse, was Filth.
1t was a sermon preached by Brother
Cave at Liberty several years ago,
aud by request he repeated II last
Sunday. 1t was well worth listening
10 the second time. A goodly num-
Der came TO hear him. N
Beverly has another improvement.
Mr.. Ed. Higgins has unfolded his
tent and is ready to take anybody's
| picture. =
Miss Docia Robertson, who has
been visiting relatives near Beverly
returned to her home in Trigg last
week.
Miss Fannie Tucker returned Il
her homo last Monday, after a de
1llightfulvisit Of sevetal weeks to hel
friends near here,
That pleasant young man, DIR. Rob
l,Kenner, Of Fairyiew, spent sevcra
days with his brother, DIR. A. KEN
uer, Of Beverly, last week.
\ Chandler Turner got his foot YER,
badly hurt a few evenings since; h
llas not been able to, walk since.
| The knights Of Honor Lodge, latel.
Iorganized at Beverly, is progressing
| finely.
A The matrimonial market is dull, n,
weddings nor talk OF any. Tho odo
of orange blossoms would mako
4 sensation.
Roads are very muddy now, a turn
pike is needed.
Money Is as scarce 1t ever was. N
man has any more than he wants
Playing marblesis a very fashion
able game among the small boys q
around Beverly.
i <. The .6ouTn KENTUCKIAr is gainin
ground. May 1t ever continue to q
sis-J 80. : a = 8 8 8 ~
? Mrs. L. q. Wood Of Trenton HI
I been tile guest Of Mrs Eugene Woe
| for several days past.
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ICE CREAM RoMANcE.


There is youth In liopkinsyillc
Whose sweetheart lives upon a hill,
And oft he'd tried With might and main
To gain erfove. but all in vain. Y,
Till breeding DER his troublsus care
lie fell asleep in grim despair,
And In his sleep the youth did dream
That he should treat to Turner's cream.
He woke and wsnthls girl to nnd,
And found her In willing mind,
And then they ate Ice cream and cakes,
Such cream as Turner only makes,
And when they left-the loving two,
Their hearts were full land they were tool.
And going home the youth did press
His suit again, and she said "yes."
Aud now kind reader would you too,
A lover gain. so fair, so trucf
Then take her neat, the meonlights beam
And treat to Turner's pnrc ice cream.
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Magistrates

The following are the magistrates
OF Christian county, whose terms be.
gan June LIST. Moro than half Of
them arc new ones. There are two
vacancies yet to fill;
Allan Wallis, Hopkinsvillc No /.
Cullen Barnes, |" 2.
M. B. Brown, Scatcs' Mill. n
j. Il. Fuller, :" I"
w.D. Ferguson, Fruit Hill.
J. II. Cavanah ~" :
WE. Wood, Bainbridge.
J.. M. P. Pool,1 "s
T TSos, N n, Barker Barker Lons /,
John 2. Mccord, Hsmby's.
w. r. Long, "S''i
John r. Penick, Pembroke.
u. S. Hord; ~
J. d. Pollard, Ncwstead. ~
Austin Pcay, Garreitsburg. ~
A. DeKing, t""@ r
George w. Myers, Stewards.
WIN. 7. Hight par4 frT
J.T, Coleman, Lafayette. ~ - 4
r. ]. Caruthers, 7. !,
Ned. Campbcll, Uaioh School /
TThos. t'rccn, Casky.. 4 ss1aS = 2
w. L. Warficld, F"
II. N. Morris. Mt. Vernon.
j. j. Barnes, g
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v. NJ. MErcALFE & Sous.

The proprietor Of Ccrulean 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 ball
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 the
Spring in royal style. Let everybody
attend the ball.
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TWINy BINDER.

Don't fail to see the new Irvine
Binder. It is warranted the best.
The manufacturers are willing TO test
it with all Wire Binders. Works
we'll in down and tangled grain.
Bundles all uniform. 1t will pay you
TO see il.
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South Kentucky College.

fE ak tN N ANf tNAN AN
We did not hear the examinations
preceding tile annual exercises Of. this
college, but II the-pupils were as pro-
iicIcnt In other branches as they
proved themselves 10 be In the must
cal department they could not be
spoken cfia terms other than COM
mandatory.
The Junior exhibition at tho Hall
came of on tho night OF Tuesday, Sd,
inst. The night was, q beautiful one,
just cool enough to be pleasant, and
by the time appointed the Hall was
full TO replction. Prof Cavchad de-
cidcd to sell reserved seats andrthere-I
by avoid the usual scramble for seats
at such places. Tho exercises were
opened by a few predatory remarks
from Prof. Cave followed by, prayer
by DIR. Keen. Mr.. Cave thanked the
audience for their polite Intention
upon previous occasions, and then
appealed to them in behalf of the
young ladies, not to talk Or applaud,
in any boistcrous manner.
The first piece on the programme
was duet BY Misses Cochran' and
Massic which was well rendered. As
we had no programme we cannot
give anything Ikea 'completel report
of tho exhibition, but can only notice
a few of the most striking pieces.
Miss Fannie Colemap's recitation OF
"Curfev'Swas cneofihe most tsract-
i've features, of the Entertainment,
"The Widow Bedott's letter to Elder
Snifiiesn by Miss .Dona Booth was
very langhable and entertaining.
"Rejected" by MASTER Lynn Cave
brought down the house,in spiteof the
Prof's request. We have only men
tto.,t J, to... =. "a Al, ~ - ...o,.. :, =,
uo"eu = iew' no' s''at mere were ho'
others just as oeservihg'out rom I'M
reason stated above. The must,
both vocal and instrumental was ex
ccuted in highly acceptable manner
Miss Mason is first class teacher
The .Polish Boy" recited by Mis-
Susie Edmunds closed the exercises
with the exception of the prescnta
ltion, Of prizes to tho members of tn
,,,,;o, and urinary classoe wo xiv
~ u 49,,
'ae nas a's oe'v"
Harry bryan, opclling. n
Agnes 4icCamy, Deportment. \
FANNIE frankei, or,nograpIy.
Ida Gave, Penmanship'
Ida johnson, ART.
Amete Langstro,n, Music >
M Fanny McDuiIsy, Grammar
Ida Vaye, Arithmetic. Z.
tanny Frankei, History z S
A'ne,a Langst =, !, History
! enp'e ncnun : i ..
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WHEATl WHEAT!

If you want a simple light draft
and a substantial Reaper or Mower
60 10 Mctcalfc q Sons, and they will
take prime wheat for it at 81 90 per
bushcl, delivered at GAINESVILLE or
Hopkinsvillc. 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 price for your
wheat.
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soolAIITlEs.

Miss Lizzie Steele, Of Delloyicw, Is
N The city, the guest Of Miss Katie
Clark.
Miss Bette Cooper Of Bcunetts-
town spent lastIweek viii, friends Ia
the city.
Judged. L. Thompson, Of Cadiz
was among tho visitors TO the city
last week.
Penny Turner went down 10 Mad
isonyille Sunday - see his sweet
heart. sNst
Mr.. s. r Major Of Canton, camc
up Saturday ora visit TO his friend,
Jno. Twymnn. y i 'g1 N
Mrs. A. d. Cabaniss went mp TO
Trenton Friday TO spend few days
wilh'friends there,
Mrs. Mary Gray, Of Ohio. is in tho
z city visiting tie family Of her father,
7 Dr. IL .. Hickman. w
Mr.. J. II. Gaines a prominent cit
liens Of Trlgg county was In the city
~ day or two last week. a'ie
Mcssst. Frank streetot Cadiz nndiI
Z Smith Gaines Of Montgomery werc
IN 10 The concerts last week.
Capt. NJ. II. Crump, Of Bowling
Green was IN The city Sunday visit
Ing his IIopkinsvilic friepds. -
Prof +. c. billiard, of the South
Ky. College faculty, departed Friday
for Franklin, KY, to be gone some
weeks ww ~ FN aagw - n
Min Trice, lately Of Vanderbilt
University, Gamer home Saturday
having taken a trip through North
cru, Ky.
Rev. and Mrs.L. II. Sine Of iIend.
erson came down and spent several
days last week with relatives They
relnrned SATURDAY.
.,o.s.. r.rd,,.rd p,;ub. anil II
Q. Grintcr, two extensive tobacco
dealers ~ NY were among our
board of buyers last week.
y,s.'s , $500,
NJ ""o D".n ~ 60. -
'e.. ', p"p" la, ,,," Ct
sp'""'s 'o'"e "'.' W." s' ~
.A' '''o'' sos "
Mr.. G. II. Bush, yong attorney
OF isupean, was ~ 'Hs,''' 80
c"i 'Vys 'aSsa seeN, "o'''' """'
"a'"ary cause" n'', 10 come
Mr.. John .. Galbreaib, OF the firm
OF 'aiorcs'h " Co.. chicago, arrived
mus wy s,n"s wv" W." ~
SONG ''ne WIN ~" l'' o' '''e"''' BIS
Miss Matte Sioner, who has been
attending school at Franklin, KY,
came nome oaiurnay az" WIZ spchu
the summer with Miss Fs"nie Fox.
Mrs. n. A. Burnett, OF Caaiz, and
Mrs Mary Burnett, Of Padacah,ve
In the city last week attending tn,
Closing exercises OF South KY. Col
lego.
Mrs MARI Nc Carly viii return ia
Cali, ,o.d.y accomnanied by Mis-,
Mamie Rprbrid,e who will sprap,ur,
.,ho yillago,beaux with her SMILES 70,
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not single out apy Of superior excel.


encc. The performances of Miss
Burnett OH the piano, and the sing
ing of Misses Mcdaniel, Edmunds
aud Gisl were equal to any we have
ever HEARD OF tho graduates the
ilrst to read her essay was
Miss BETTE MAssIE
of this comfy. She had selected
'ethoughtsD as her topic and we must
say that for one so young her essay
contained unusual depth, and philos-
optical reasoning. Tho subject Is
profound one but the manner IN
which she treated it convinced all
that her thoughts had been brought
TO bear upon her theme. Wesuppose
she is now at liberty to turn
her Thoughts to other subjects
than study. p p ~
MISS MATTE JORDAN
of G eorgia was next introduced. Her
subject was "Crilicism." Though
slightly embarrassed she read it ina
crcditable manner. Her essay con-
tanned some Itch veins OF thought,
though at times she digresscd,to some
extent. She declared that "The high
est ain of live was to life for the
good aud the beautiful" We will
not proceed further in our" Criticism
other than to say that she did exceed
ingly well, and though she was some
what confused it only proved that
her ''mcdestly alone was equalto her
merit
l. 49, MISS sALLIE CAMPBELL
of this city followed next. subject:
Fortune sells what she thinks she
gives. In treating her subject she
viewed II from the gloomy side, aud
deduced facts 4 aud, arguments to
prove that fortunes gifts are often
dearly bought. Her ideas were well
conceived, and expressed, and her
effort was rewarded with applause.
She was followed by aAi
~ Et,t MISS GERTIE KING,
of Nashville, Tenn, In Valcdictory
to the teachers, the first honor having
been divided. Her subject was
IAN the worlds Stage" The ar
arrangement OF, her thoughts, and the
beauty other Language were highly
commendable. AT times it was char.
acierized by cloquence and palhos,
especially when she turned to the
q President and spoke her parting
words. According to our humble
judgement hers was one OF the best
Valedictories we have over heard.
: MISS ELoIsE COCHRAN,
of Georgia then read the Valedictor,
to the pupils, she also being entitled
: to- the first honor. She read in |
low sweet voice, and addressing
herself 10 her schoolmates spoke o
; the pleasant "reminiscences connected
with their school-life, and then of thu
UNEMPLOYED future before them. lie
: essay evidenced the fact that she wa
peculiarly adapted to the task O
writing the Valedictory.
We have never seen better orde
4 anywhere than was kept by the larg
a"ulcnes. ~ mus r. H., me,;co
a in one last Issue. The Diploma
were presented by Prof Cave, wit
g Jew t,ol.ens ,.,, ~, , at,t;" r'
re,l'nrAs, NV. ,:. G"o ,,;,h Inv on,or,,;r
.ireu wen sa'''"'' !" ~" '"0 t o"''' ~
}, 'hchr t5 M
nj THE'sociAL'
On Thursday night the friends
The school, and especially the youl'
folks were invited 10 meet at Il
College and spend the evening: II
n young people accepted the inyita'iSs
!. almost 10 4 unit and at an early no.
Z The spacious rooms of the college AZ
ls the beautiful grounds were alive wi
D the busy ihrong. 1t is useless to !
" tempt TO tell what was said aad oon
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
100000 Shingles

We are agents for Southards pop
lar shingles, at reduced figures for
cash. Underwood & Go.
Best Lump Coal at 10 cents per
bushel in yard. Underwood d Co.
lin.
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oeiecHo"s' hoiic-
New York COMPLAINS of a scarcity
of fine. colory Green river Leaf.
III. rob,cco Leofrenorts hus;pess
4, Nav, yorL ~ ra;,,er ;uac,;ye s;nce
,ha Gr", 81 Inns ~ '
o -
The French contract Tor Maryland
and Ohio tobaccos has been awarded
TO Mess. Aremelberg % Co, OF New
York.
Prices for Western Leaf remain nm
changed In tho eastern markets. ex-
cent for eolorv goods. which show
Increased firnness
-.
Mess. sawyer, Waiiace q CO., OF
new YORK, say maj 'ncrc seems 70 W
mn eager ipqury Tor any sort OF INN
leat having readish llhse' olu OF
new, sweet OF iunky, anu ior .'ls
SORT, anu TINS sort a'ohe 'ne HhafAe'
seems ac'lVe' -
THE OUTLOOK FOR STRIPS.
Mess sawver Wallace AZ Co. ad.
visa ma ma t0lluWR.
Tha Emn,;si oav;cos co,t;nue verv
o,oor,y tHo an,icin.,ion ot rcceivinv
In OO0 MIDI of strins having n de-.
messing influence Now we wish to
sav ~ onr stemm;ny friends that our
n,,n,,rac,urersh ave used several par.
caIs If s,sins lately and sneak en-
,omroa;ngly Of cnn,inu;ny the busi.
nsss ne insure tl,is success more OF
,,,s s,om woulj havs IN he taken out
,han ia reouircJ for Enolaud where
s,r;ns ars mostly taten" for nine
s,orr willie here ihe nrinc;nal usc i,
far clcwin0. lint WIG think If snIn,
,,as .sero so,t hsrs end The boos
p "ods " ,o,a;uod ~ ,h, Wsst II miSb
,.e e !" so,es 70 vour advoninye
vol, a. ,a"d ~ s,rong,hen II,
70 70, o,;.' ,n,r.o,s Esnsc;olIv arc w,
n"s ,, LIN If hs;ns aIlp ~ ssIl ali mi,
s oa ~oo5s ", : oood mice Brc
80, .a s yUo anx;ous con
uhon s s;,,'. ,.a ,a ~ ..n,,.,;,n h"
rcsxr"I"S mor .,h, nopo.; ;'s ~ 81"
SUM- peuunns saeS ~, v ~ ~ =, y,
anu s.'lns W ~ SnI9u,a Is,,
exPect such uelI'aliu nus .e"i. Ill W
maximum uuly Propose" 70 ae,.o'
upon II Is Poss'oic 'na. a no" ""'
large innrke. TOT sa,'ps W,' u, y. ,,;' ope"
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Home and Foreign.

Market opened fairly active; con-
tinued very firm until Friday, when
Warehousemen complained of lower
prices. r
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HERE AND THERE.


to St. Louis last Saturday on a pleas
ure trip.
Attention Is called to the bargains
offered at tho 5 ccnt counter Of the
40 4 90 cent store
Several Communications were UNI
avoidabIy crowded. out this week.
They will appear next week.
Mr.. Morris preached one of tho
most eloquent sermons Sunday VIC
have heard for a long time.
Tho wheat crop will be better than
was expected . few weeks ago.
There will be some very zinc yields.
We are informed that >. Harry
Shnnuon thcboy orator will entertain
IN this cit. como time in the near
future.
The opening bali at Cerulean
Springs will como of next Thursday |
night, IL inst. Attention is called TO
the notice in another column. -szs
! " NJ. Hopkins has had the old roof
taken of Of his stable arid Is having Il
covered with Tin. improvements
still 90 on. ., gysecIs
. A new street has recently been
opened between ihcresiaences Of DR..
Young and W. s. DavinsoS, EXTEND
ing from Main to tho river
A new door has been put over the
cellar ofMerritt& Dasnsy on Rus
sellyille street, II was badly needed,
the old one having become almost
dangerous TO pass over. es
The new lamps, over fifty In num-
bes were put up sou the principal
streets last Saturday and are IL full
blast. They, arc, oil lamps of M i'm
proved kind aud make an excellent
light. rai'ref
A ball was given Of the Court.
House Friday night IN honor Of the
Hopkinsville Cooking Club. We
did not attend but understand il was
well attended aud greatly enjoyed
by nll who were present.
For the benefit Of those who wish
10 celebrate our birthday. we will
stale that next Saturday ls the day
upon which we cross the line Of de.
narration between infancy and man.
hood. Score one more vote fol
Prewitt.
/ Mr., A. II.0lark, Of this city, hal
hecn Nominated by the. Republican,
for the Office of Attorney General
W. q. Bradley, the oriyinal nominet
having resigned. lie will be lard'I
on The stump as well as his opponent
We hope they win measure lance
here.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .a,,,i,,ans
We NJ n
We had the pleasure Of hearing tn
~, Ac,demv lac, Fridaybv our co,,
freye t,apt. Sam M Gaines Of ,bi
si,y. aAris,ocracyp was bis subie,
r ue tool ,ho ,,ro,,rd ,hat s,ho,ay
| ,vo,e Tho ,,,,o or;.,o.rocy ~ ,hc 4,
. !, WINS renIe,cS Win ,houvb, aud ,
. ,;mss ~. charac,sr;yoa NJ I'm
flights ofelooucnce.
!. - rs, slgl.T..S 3rar,,rv
Q A number of persons from ,hl
Q place attended the Methodist Qual
n | ,erly Conferences wlich conyengti .
ls'l's chapel sload county. county on ~
a pLo Find .ul hos,.;,ab,s nsonls !,
'fl ,hat ylc;,,itxsl mads a,nnle nrenar,
r ra,,ons for tho asksommodatIo6ofSr
I'll royo, dinners having beeu served. III
II church was not large enough 10 sc,
,.ora rbao haIr sbcnumbsr 'nrcsehC.
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VIII Burbridgc and Ash. Richar,
1, !, Invent QUITO Csssy last Sunday
see somogirls. AS they we're retur
N ing their horse took fright ne'
Woods Mill andran away upscttif