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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29
MINING AND Engineering.

\ MOsHEIMEk. IN SAN FRANCISCO.
eps In cooperation with = Society OF IN
gin.ers, Is puilisbiDga monthly journal. The
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC, devoted 10
the I'd ancement Of Mining, Engin. ering; me-
chsnicsl Arts, etc. 1t IL conducted on strictly
scientific principles and he peice, u " POI
year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29
APPLICATION TO MAKE FINAL
PROOF.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OARsoJ CRY. NEVADA.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARsoa CITY. Nevada,
June 80. 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following-named setter has filed notice
VI his intention 10 make fnsl proof in sup
port OF his claim, and secure final entry
thereof At the expiration Of thirty days
from the date Of this notice. VII: .liCHAkD
COLEMAN, Presumption Deelsratory state.
nent NJ. l. 1855, for the W. y of y. W. Y of
Sec. 20. and W !, Of N. W. h OF Sec. 80 T. IAN.
of Il. rs +. MD. M. and name the folio " ing ~
his witnesses, viz: JAMES MERRITT Of En-
merslda county. Nevada. and EBENEzER
MILLER. Of Esmeralds county. Nevada.
O. N. HARRIS. RsGistsY
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29

-THoxAs JACKSON, an Albany
stone cutter, has just received $780,
900 for injuries received in the Ashta-
buls disaster.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29
County Auditor and Treasurer's
Report.

6STATEMrNT OF THE COUNTY AUDI.
= tor and Treasurer of Lyon County, News
da, to the County Commissioners Of SAID
county. for the quarter ending September 80.
A. d. 1879, inclusive.
July LIST, 1879, cash In
Treasury, in funds, as per
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29

WEEK In your own town. and no
capital r.sked, You can give the
business q tria without exp.Lse.
The best opportunity ever offered f.r
Ct nntLose willing 10 work. You should
sDOOtry nothing else until you see for
yourself what you can DO 1t the
business we Offer. NO room to ex-
plain here. You can devote all your
time or only your spare time TO the
business. and make great pay foi every hour
that you work. Women make ~ much ~ men,
Send for special private terms snd particu'
lars. which we mail free. IS outht free.
Don't complain OF hard times when you havs
sucn q chsnc. Address II. HALLETT 4 CO.,
Portland, Maine. "
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29
IN The DISTRICT COURT
Third judicial District OF
the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County
Of Lyon.
STATE OF HEvADA, GO.
STATE OF NEVADA a.
County Of Lyon.

TyHE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS TO
IL EDWARD WILLIAMS greeting: You
are hereby summoned TO appear In an action
commenced against you - defendant BY
ELIZABETH WILLYAMS'as plaintiff. In the
District Court Of the Third Judicisi District.
In and for the County OF Lyon. State OF Ne
vada, at Dayton, in said county, and answer
the complaint therein. which 10 on hle with
the Clerk Of said Court. within ten days after
the service on you Of this summons (exclu-
sive Of the day of service). If served in said
county, or twenty days II served out Of said
county but within said District, and In all
other cases forty days; or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you. according to
the prayer Of the said complaint.
TIL said action IL brought for q decree OF
dissolution of the bonds Of mstrimony be.
tive. n you, Edward Williams. and the SAID
Elizabeth Williams on the ground Of will'ui
desertion. And FOR cause the said Elizabeth
williams alleges that on or about the seventh
day OF July. A. ID. 1877. you, without cause.
willfully deserted and abandoned the said
plaintiff, and ever since have and still con-
tinue % to will'ully and without cause TO de-
sert and abandon the plaintiff. and without
cause or reason 80 to live separate and from
her and against her will, wish and consent.
And the said action Is further brought that
the custody Of the minor children be awarded
tothe plaintiff. for an equitable and just pro-
portion OF the common property, and for
counsel fee. costs and disbursements OF this
action.
And you are further notified that II you
fail TO appear and answer the said complaint.
the sail plaintiff will apply TO the ourt for
The relief prayed for in her complaint and
take Judgment sccorllin ly bcsides costs ex-
penses aud counsel fees.
In Testimony whereof ], Dallas. have
hsreunto set my band and affixed the seal OF
aid Court, {. Is twenty. fourth dav Of July,
A. d. 1879. j. b. DALLAS.
CLERK Of the District Court Of the Third
TsEAL.l Judicial District, Nevada.
b. jew LoTKRoP, Deputy Cork.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29

SENATORS MORRILL,, Windom,
Jones and Eaton are in Washington
for the winter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29
GRAND OPENING BALL
AT THE
NEW SCHOOIHOUSE,
IN sUTRO.
Monday Evening, December 5, 1877

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT:
James E. Fair, F. B. Mercer.
John Bluett, Geo. Rammelkamp
s n'sa;.' e ss''si school Trustees.
VIM. Tobin.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
All the Friends of Education.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
A. Summerfeld, J. A. Casebeer.
VIM. Meserve, VIM. Stephens.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Robert Rowland, Jas. Donovan,
J.J. Corbett, Ike Lucia.
FLOOR DIRECTOR:
Caleb J. Crowley.
EXCELLENT MUSIC SECURED
Tickets =. ..e $3.50
Admitting gentleman and ladies'.
~Servants will be in attendance to insure
the comfort of visitors. without extra charge.
SUPPER
Will be served up in fine style at the Sutro
Hotel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29
VIRGINIA, COMO & SOTR0

INN AND AFTER THIS DATE. I WILL
~ ,un Concord coaches from sutro to Vir-
ginia, by way Of Dayton. Silver. ana ooia
Hit. in the morning. returning the same way
| in the afternoon.
| On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro at 7I5, layton about 7as' s'F'f
about $50, and arrive in Virginia about vao
O'Clock.
| In the afternoon the coach will leave VIZ
ginis at 5, Silver at quarter to ., and Dayton
At halt past 6, srrivinp q, sutro at 7 O'CLOCK
sIReturnin1. a coach will leave Niftihl7
on the arrival Of the express. arrive 81 shtf'
about l245 O'Clock and leave for VIZ
enis about 2 80 O'Clock. arriving thers shout
half past o'clock.
FOR CONC.
Tn. Como coach will leave Dayton daily at
| 7 O'Clock A. NJ, returning in time 10 conhee'
with the afternoon stage for Nirsinir.
| The coaches have been fitted up specially for
me. and are thu most ccmfortph.e on the route.
| FARE TO VIRGINIA.
From Sutro. 81 so
| From Dayton, u 70.
| From Silver, so cents.
| From silver 10 Gold Hill. 80 cents
| Froiu Gold Hill, cents,
| Parcels carried at nominal rates
ROUND TBIP RATS.
| From su,ro to virginia and sck 81 80.
| From Dayton to Virginia and back "
Tick t., good until used, sold at ether end
| of the line
y1nGrI1A OFFICIAL AllnaD's. next door
| to Wells. Fargo & Co.'S, on South street
surRo OFFICIAL Ryan Reardon's saloon.
| Florence avenue.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29
SUPPER

Will be served up in fine style at the Sutro
Hotel.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28

Sohool Bonds.

Tho advocates of school bonds thihS
thai great benefit are to be uerlVed I
bv resorting TO the credit or Donu
sys,em TO yet money for the use OF
lie city. II they are corfect aha ,, .he
man OF issuing bonds is so oenehcla.
and desirable, wa ought l" navy !"
Iull benefit lhereirom by resor'ing 70
il ON A much larger scale, ana ho'
ston Mt n few school bonds. There.
fare let us issue 100000 school bonuS
$4,000 gas bonds, $4,000 wafer
works $25,OQ0 to Improve oar streets y
and build city court room ana police
quarters; $4,000 10 procure pnS onC
city library and hall for same; S9'ooI
o r city parks; $4,000 for city jail ant,
work house; $4,000 for underground
sewerage to drain and cleanse the
civ making 100000. Seven PEI
cent, interest would only be $lo'oo'
ner wear, a small amount for so many
advantages. Let the bonds run 10,
20 years, and only pny the interes. ol
them until they lnsturc. The use Q
5 ALI these improvements would Ger
: lainly offset the interest ny u
. time tho bonds become due the gre;
S hulk of us now grown, or OF muul
h are will be in our graves, ana WI
never have to pay any of the prime
i nal, but will leave ii for the COMM
Z generation to pay because If We pr
o cure, all these improvements al
>, blessings that will be handed ooW
10 them they should pay the prin'
pal; and with such improvements, NJ, y u
,r advantages our city would grow,
70 Imuch in wealth and population u
,c 20 years from now the people IN
ID living could with perfect case m ~
ID provision for and finally oy remo "
e, The debt gradually pay it all OIL. N
at IL credit is such q good 'mng le,
cd have full benefit. ANTI Donu
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
Ehrieh's Fashion Quarterly,

Seems to have an acute compre-
hension of just what is required
fhc Fall number Of this magazine,
which lies upon our table, leaves IT.
tie 10 be desired in the way OF inior-
nation especially adapted to The
wants of ladies. 1t is not, like many
50 called Fashion Magazines, filled
with reprints Of illustrations pub;
lished in European journals; butcon-
tains carefully executed drawings,
made from actual finished articles OF
costume at varying rate of cost: each
| illustration accompanied with lucld
description of the material and man
ncr of making. Not al item OF female
necessity is lett unnoliced; clothing
for boys and girls, ladies' underwear
trimmed and uutrimmed hats and
bonnets, laces, cmbroideries. han
goods, iewelry, and h hundred Other
items, are arranged in such admira
bic order that any lady can wilhou
difficulty select an article OF style
10 suit her taste, nj price common
sGrate with her means. AS gnld'
to making purchases. the book is III
yaluablc. 1t reminds lis readers Q
everything they are likely TO need
: show them in what style their want
, can be supplied, and gives full and re
liable lists ofall the latest mctrop
f olitan retail prices, The FAsHIoi
} QUARTERLY. in short, ILLS q place I
+ American periodical literature here
0 tofore left vacant, and iilis it S
worthily as TO leave little room ic
competitors.
Published by Enrich & Co., PSI !
= 295 Eight Avenue, New York, at
= cents a year, or 10 cents asing
II number. a fa ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
Dr.. Fleming,

The following Preamble ana ileso-
.,n,;on we're read by the Supefinten-
Am, 7 W. Rust before the Baptist
sunday school, Hopkinsville' N.Y.
Oct. 2G 1879 and unanimously ADOPT,
ed. Learning that our esieeme g
bro,her and fellow-worker, DR.. H.
d Fleming is al out to remove iron,
our midst, we feel that we can MOI
nermit the relations which have Sc
long aud SO pleasantly existed DE-
tween us to terminate without solh'
public expression of our confidence
~" Resolved. that in DR.. Fleming w
have had candid, earnest ana la,.' !
Tul teacher, reliable, sincere irie a :
am humble devout christian, ana y
Ill the relations of life M irreproach
able gentleman. Deeply regret'ln
Tho necessity that causes this remoy u
we cordiaily commend him and n
worthy family to all the workers
Zion. feeling that their high points {
: character will insure them an eieva;e
nosi,ion in any community IN wmc
.heir lots may be cast. Praying IN
The blessings of God may a''e ,isI o. D.
J hro,her and family through me, Y
' reluctantly submit to the separa'lo
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
y
BEVERLY.

A very serious accident occurred to
the family of Mr.. Rad Moreiield, last
FRIDAY night, the l7th. Little Joe,
n Years old daughter Of Mr.. More
field was lying OH the bed STUDYING
her lesson, holding lamp in her
hand, when 1t is supposed she iell
nsleep and the lamp exploded, setting
her on fire. She Immediately ran 10
The door of her mothers room sun
holding the lamp and the blaze above
| her head. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mo.eiieidt
ran TO her assistance throwing around
her a Quilt and blanket, but did mo-
succeed in extinguishing the blaze III
her sister threw bucket OF waite
over her. She was so severei!
burned that she died on the day iol
lowing at 4 o'clock. Mr., Morehel'
was also very badly burned, and !
confined TO his bed. Our heart icI
sympathies are with the bereave
family.
DIR. Sam Grubbs is absent on
visit to Madisonville, will prooaol
be gone till the last OF the week.
DR.. J. l.. Dulin is of on trip
+ Louisville.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. George Major a.
4 visiting relatives in Paducah.
i some of our neighbors start'
y down 10 attend the Dover fair oat
II. Il
rained so hard that they were obiis'
10 return,
V There was to be preaching at II
erty last Monday night but the colo
cd brother failed 10 make his appe'
anco.
The small boys arc nnticipatinmE!
H. SEBASTIAN
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28

Wa want 10 say word about Belle
Wow II was there we began our
earthly career score of years ago
and though we have removed from
the place OF our nativity we love he'
s,;,, We love her people, not only
because they possess all the charac'-
eristics of brave, generous apd nos
pitablc Kentuckians, but because HUT.
than score of them have encourage"
us. and patronizcd the KENTucKiAN
bccausc we are "Belleview boy
Within the short time we have beei
connected with the paper our sup
scription list there has Increased IRON
five. to twenty-nine, and the beau''
oft is they have all paid. Bcllcvie'
"a Tho only Office that presents no &c
linqucnts, in SO largea number an
i, is for this VIC take occasion 10 max
This alIusion TO her. 1t is Srauiyih
10 us to know that where we arc oe'
known, the KENrucKIAN is most ~
prcciated. Again We say We !"
proud of Dcllcyicw'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
A Question.
who are voters under the bond

who are voters under the bond
act?
We apprehend it win appear from
reading of tho laws, that all white
citizens of Hopkinsville, male, and
female, over q years of age, who
own city property are entitled to vote
under the bond act, at next Saturdays
election. A white male citizen over
"a years of age, who has or has not
city property is voter because he is
taxed on his poll, and if his wife
owns city property in her own right,
she is tax payer, and entitled to
vote. Therefore in many cases both
husband and wife will be entitled &c
vote: also all unmarried. or single
white ladies, who own city property
For the laws sec 4lst subdivision
Of sec. IL, and sec Ia, of City charter
and sec. ii of the bond act.
CITIZEN.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28

Dancing School.

Prof. scarccy & Go. viii commence
their school on "Wednesday n'sh'' "
IIord's Hall, opposite Moayon
store, for gents, and Oh Thursday 'o'
ladies, Misses aud Masters Hour ~'.
of instruction, from 3,o5 T. M. lu'
,iou,,er scholar, $500, twelve lessons
parents and guardians may rest as
sured that the stnctcst attention Wi
be paid to the order ana ocp0r''"''
of lie scholars.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
CHURCH HILL.

They say squirrels are very plenli'
fAl this season.
The heaviest frost Of the season
Thursday night.
Chills and Fever will note The
change Of atmosphere.
Rev. Lewis Of Cidiz, recently, who
is now ON this circuit, preached al
Hebron Saturday and Sunday last.
Large crowds out TO hear him.
Miss MattiG Carr who has been SER
iously IN with typhoid fever, fer two
weeks, is still quite sick.
The weather assumed quite u
wintry MIS- last week, and continues
in that shape.
There are q few exceptions TO the
old adage women can keep secre'
but il takes good many of EN- to do
it," The dumb cant speak.
Mr.. j. W. Gresham, accompanied
by his family left last Thursday Tor v
visit TO home folks In Illinois, and
will be absent for some weeks.
Miss Bryan Whitfield of St. Beth
lehem, Tenn, yery entertaining
Young lady, and none the less fasc'
mating departed for home on yester'
, div after two weeks visit TO the
family of Mr.. Tom Baker.
We are told that the latest freak 0
fashion in millinery is painting TIN
inside of bonnet brims with flower
! designs in water colors. Like to SCI
the animal.
We hear That the ny hti made it
a appearance in the early seeded whea'
nj When young man sees girl gaz
: ling inlently at his feet, he shifts thcl
j.. about uneasily, or draws them up |
d sit upon them, under the imprcssio
q that She is over whelmed with the
immense size, when It's ircqucnll
p the case. that she lie merely takil'
> their measure mentally for pair
4. slippers, OH the toe of which she II
A. tends 10 work blue dog with grct
tail, red eyes, and Roman nose, to pr
W sent to the dear boy.
he DR.. d. G. Cecil, now sojourning
t., Pembroke, Ky, paid us a flying VII
last Friday. His partner Mr.. hil
IT, is now in st. Louis.
ny Mrs. Smithson of Bellcvicw spe
two days of last wcek.Wilh Mr..
L. Adcock's family,
L. Mr.. James Harrison got his re
arm broken last week. while adJu
rs ing the spouts Of drill.
OIL Foxes are more numerous than
ice wears. The boys have success
es- hunts every few nights.
Among the memorable, ne well
highly enjoyable events of the seas
~, well W orihy of record, was the MOI
~ light social given by Mr.. aud NJ
' a. Thomas Baker AT their residence, n
IN this place Friday night last. ]
NV ~" adornmcnt OF the yard was in m
80, excellent taste, and the whole place
S.' illumination, but unfortunately
u" GOODNESS of the atmosphere proven
80 much out door promenading, WI
~ H. forms part of the programme,
~; ;oI is ever SO much enjoyed, ON such
~, ~" casions. The instrumental mi
NJ furnished BY Messrs. Arthur He
~ NJ I and John McCray was much enjoy
W and added much to the pleasure
the entertainment. Miss Whit
OF Tennessee, and Miss Richardsol
OiP- T,;,o were amoup the ladies froI
~ distance, who adorned the parlor
w m ~ thoir presence. With the hospi'
+ ties Of the household, the music,
'ora the rare beauty of the Misses
,jne seldom, if ever spent more plea
II. evening. ohoRrfElLo
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
Telephone

Mr.. w. y. Watts of Louisvii'e'is !"
the city and has just put up '0' =.
phone from the Livery s,ao'o "
Means & We'll TO Undorwoo d y 20
coal yard distance Of a quarter no OF y :
mile. Mr.. Watts is tho Inventor o.
,his wonderful machine and Is IN 'n'
city for tho purpose OF in'roouc,'s :, :,
The one just PUT up is in success'u
operation and everybody is invited '
come and soc and examine itfree Q
charge. Mr.. Watts puts the machine
up himself, if desired, and guarantees
evcrvone. The ordinary CONVERSE
ton of persons in the room a'.o"
end of the line can be distinctly near
at the other.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
Pianos.

Mr.. +. d. McViliy general oge"'
sor story s. Camps, Chicago and
s., Louis, the largest Piano aud Or
yon House IN the U. $. will be III
Iopkiu.villc aud vicinity for 'ou'
weeks Planes sold OIL monthly III
s,almcn,s aud al lower prices 'ha'
,nv ever sold In the city. Head
quarters a. Phoenix Hotel ana 'u'
ucr's confectionery.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
. ~ -
DIED.

On the Goth ms, at the home Of his
nsrents near Bclleview, Presly lh-
font son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bacon.
Thus this littlc idol of bis parents mas
been taken from them, ere his earthly
existence had been prolonged ono
year. They have CUR heart iel'sym'
nalhY.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
W SOUTH KENfuGKIAa.
uopKINsvlLLE, oCT. %, 1879.
soc1ALITIEs.

Judge Jno. Il. Grace was IN Inc
city last week
Miss Mary Bacon, of Trenton was
in the city last week
Miss Annie Mc.Jilton, of thcgconn-
w, wasm The city last week.
Miss Faxon.. of Paducah, ia visiting
Misses Sue and Kate Wheeler
Col. ]. Ed, Summers, of C"dlz' was
Mt tie Cooper House last week.
Misc Lizzie Gollnday, of Roaring
Spring, was in the city yesterday
MissJcnnio Walker, of the county
is the guest of Mrs. J, c. Woodbridge
Miss Ella Cabaniss, of Trenton
came up Saturday to visa her mother
Mrs. DR., Landcs, of Cadiz, is visit
Ing the ramily'of Mr.. j, A. b. JON"
son.
Mr.J. II. Griffin, has gone TO Ito
Springs, Ark, for tho benefit OF HI
health.
Mrs. w. II. Cox, of Ncwsicad, wa
among the lady visitors TO the CIT
Inst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Graves return
cd the first of tho week from trip
louisville.
Mrs. ]. w.Snincs, aad Miss Ann
Gaines, OF Montgomery, were in u
city Friday.
Mr.. jack Frost returned to the eli
last week. after an absence OF hVe
six months.
Mr.. Cross Wood, n Young galia
OF Trenton, was in tho city frio'
and paid us II call,
Miss Florence Graves, ofSu'ncc
Ills, is visiting the family oil NJ
Geo. o. Thompson.
Miss Marion Martin, of Clarksvll
Tenn. returned home Saturday, oil
srcndiug two weeks with friends
the city.
Ashland Richards has return
from IN extended visit TO relatives
brownsville, Tenn, and viii rcsu
ms place with Alternately n Co.
Mr.. G. d. Mentz, tho polite aud
conmodatmg ticket agent ut inc
not, returned to the city last w
after Nh absence OF several days.
Fred Blumeus,eil, who has b.
clerkiug in the New York store
some time, has taken n position II
house a, Owingsville, Bath county
Dr. II. d. Fleming oSa OF II
Linsville's best known aud mos'
tccmed citizens will depart for Nc
Carolina tomorrow to make Ills
lure homo there
Mr.. Frank Lander aud MISS la
lander let, for Columbia, Tenn,
urday. Tho latter VIII return
couple OF weeks and will prop
spend the winter here
Miss Belle HARRISON wins
Young lady who has many ir'en'
the city, has taken a position !"
s,oro of Roach & Latham, where
will be glad to see her friends.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28

We have the prettiest line of M,
HAS, Shuwls, Jackets, Hoods ana
Felt and Wool Skirts in the eity, ~
which we invite the special attention
Of tho ladies. Streng d Frankei'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
California Grapes

Kept constantly on hand at the
confectionery store OF the onoefS'an'
ID corner Nashville and Railroad s'S'
Also a choice stock of Coniecuoner'e,S'
| Cigars and Tobacco always on hand
On mo a call. F. Schwoitzer.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28

School supplies of all kinds just re-
ceiycd and will be sold at bottom
vices ,,,;;ces Gisu q GARSER.
July 10, 1871,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
r1nAKsl OLOAKSl!

UIUANo OLOAND
We have a large stock of Ladies
Cloaks, Dolmans for Misses and chill
dren, which we will sell very low.
Cali and examine them. The latest
novelties. ouenS " rraiiNe''
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-28
Warehouse Gard.

We will admit as partner III our
business, on the LIST day of November,
1879. j. K. Cant, Jr., under the firm
name of j. X. Cant u Sons, and here
take occasion to return thanks for the
liberal patronage received, and hope
the same will be extended to the new
firm. as we assure our friends every
thing that can be accomplished by
HARD WORK for their Interest shall be
done.
OUR CHARGES,
We will reduce to conform to the
reduction in the value of everything
We expect to do our own work, dis
carding the heary expense OF 1mnloy'
ing agents, who ride ocor The county
and tell the farmer WHERE to take his
tobacco for the moderate sum Of one
dollar per hogshead. All charges
including the the one known as Buy
ler's charge" are paddy the planter
as the buyer bids enough below tn
value of the tobacco to offset the same
Buyers charge, including one W
EXittif1astt6raSe, 55uts i'e' nrunth
: or fractional part thereof.
Planters charge for selling,
with free storage and l per -
cent. commission ..........TZ'o
Resembling and Rejection. ~ y
Receiving and Storing ifnot sold ~
Please give us a trial.
Yours respectfully,
j. X. CANT Il SON.
Sept. 8, 1S79.-2m
h Special inducements on second MAJ
II buggies and rockaways, Tor cash
n hand.
: BLuMnSsrElL, McCAMY 4 BoSrE.