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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

President OF Town Councll-I s. KUHN.
iiSrk-Paul h. Writ.
Thief OF Poce-D. Laycock.
presdrnt of Gas Company-S. Knorr.
secrrtary-C. W. Miller.
nloonsburg Banking Company-John A. Funston,
pr"sldent H. H. Grotz, Cashier, John Peacock, Tel
Ter. ..,.., po,,,. chor,osp pox,o, r.o,,,..,
'rolmba County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
Assocation-E. H. Little, President, G. W. Miller,
'Wo6msburg Building and Saving Fund Association
Wm Peacock, President, J. d. Robson, Secretary.
Rlnomsburg Mutual Saving Fund Associaiion-J.
Rrowcr President r. E. Writ, Secretary.
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E. WALLER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Increase Of Pensions obtained, Collections mase
oihce second door from list National Bank
BLooMsDURG, PA.
jan. II, ISIS
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CCHOOL ORDERS, blank, just printed and
} neatly bound in small books on hand anu
jr sale ut the COLUMBIAN ONCE.
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LAWYERS

LAWYERS.
7, E. WALLER,
Attorney-at-L Jaw.
increase Of Pensions obtained, Collections made.
oilce, Second door from lst National Bank.
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
jan. II, ISIS
n U' FUNA,
Alton ney-at-I I.aw,
Increase of Pensions Obtained, Collections
once In Ent's BUILDING.
RROCKWAY & ELWELL,
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw,
COLUMBIAN BUILDING, Bloomsbury, Pa
Mep'oors OF the United States Law Association.
collections made in any part Of America or Europe
n X & WI. BUCKALEW,
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw,
onice on Main Street, first door below Court House
JOHN M CLARK,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
Bloomsburg,Pa
onlce over Schuyler's Hardware store
r p BILLMEYER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
orrIcE-In Harman's Building, Main street,
II. LITTLE. RoB,T. r.. LITTLE.
f. H. & R. R. LITTLE,
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw,
Bloomsbury, Pa.
G.. W. MILLER
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
ONCE in Browers building, second floor, room No.
l. Bloomsbury, Pa
B. FRANK zARR'
Attorney,at-Law.
ONCE in usANGsrs BUILDING, on Main street second
door ABOVE centre.
Can be consulted in German.
Jan. TO- '79-tf
VA ~ w lCDh.
WM' L. EYERLY'
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Catawissa, Pa.
collections promptly made and remltted. ofice
opposite Catawissa Deposit Bank 6m-3s
M II. RHAWN,
Alto r N E Y-AT-LAW,
Catawissa, Pa.
ONCE, corner of Third and Main Streets.
July Il, '79-tt
SAMUEL FREDERICKS,
GENERAL FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
NEAR CATAWIsSA.
New work and repairs neatly, quickly and cheaply
done. Plows Nater-Wheels, &C., manufactured or
repaired
aug. go, 70.
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N U. FUNk,
Alton ney-at-I aw,
Increase OF Pensions Obtained, Collections
Made.
o.,-, BLOOMSBURY, PA.
ONCE In Ents BunDrsa.
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XIII, NO.S.
oLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, vol. Xiv, NO. 2s
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n X & WI BUCKALEW,
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
ofnce on Main Street, first door below Court House
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! RROCKWAY q ELWELL,
L TO R n E Y S-A T-LAW,
COLUMBIAN BUILDING, Bloomsbury Pa.
Mep'bcrs OF the United states Law Association.
Collections made in any part OF America or Europe
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Nr. Graves Response.



liorKlNsvlLLE, Dec. 4th 1860.
Mcssrs. c, G. ShaaIla, S, IT,.
Gaines, Wallace Nelson, Soml Har-
riSon dad Others.
GENTLEMEN:
heartily thank YOU for the call
contained in this weeks issue of the
SOUTH kENrucKIAN, and in similar
communication handed to me.
l thank YOU for the encourage.
mcnt it brings me; thank You for
lis cordial proiler OF support and,
more Than all, | ,hank you for the
friendship which underles it.
In compliance with your request |
shall formally announce myself rs
a candidate for the offire of Com
monwcalth's Attorncyof the Second
judicial District. subject TO the action
of the Democratic party: and shall
strive throughout the canvass so 10
bear myself that Your support OF me
shall not DC fruitlcss nor your frieiid !.
hip for me lcsScnel y.
In this connect. II, would express
my gratitude for the very compli-
mentary article in the NEW ERA of
Il c 2lst ultimo lrust that this win
be taken as not unthankiul answer
TO it.
lnm, gentlemen, gratefullNand with
sincere respect,
SAM'L. o. GRAVES.
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STATE NEWS.

A few days ago Gov. Blackburn
RENTED $40 90 ia fines a seSsed
ainst Lo' isvil'o va, bier ppmcl
Watts. and the gamblers of the city
presented him with fine buggy wvr,n
two Of three thousand dollars. VI
Barlstown has shipped 1850 hogs
since Oct. LIST,
Hartford IIerald.--0n the 9th inst
man by the name of Steve priestly,
section hand on the p. 4 L. road,
met with death, in peculiar way.
He was eating meat and got choked,
from which he died in few minutes
JIlla Brown, q woman of Sbad re-
pute, near Canton, Trigg county, kill
ell Rob't Brooks, a few days. ago
She had an examining trial, and was
acquitted upon the idea of self de-
iense.
Lyon county sends five convicts to
tine penitentiary. Circuit court was
in session at Eddyvillc last week.
Mrs. Patrick Lamb, of Caldwell
county, shielded on the Oath Glt: by
cutting her throat from ear to car.
Gov. Blackburn has RENTED gam.
blers fines to the amount OF $50,0O0.
In Louisville all the Aldermen, and
all but seven of the councilmen were
Reelected at the city election Tuesday.
0. C. Daniel shot Jno. Bell at
Eddyville on the 9th ult. Bell will
recover.
The Crittenden Press says Car.
Taber, who was convicted of horse
stealing last year and pardoned by
Gov. Blackburn about two mouths
ago, has been put in Jail again Tor the
same ofiense. having stolen two horses
in the last two weeks.
Home Journal.--The green houses
of the Messis. Downer Brothers, near
Fairview, burned last week, All the
stock usually wintercd in green house
was destroyed.
lntelligencer AN editor who mar
riel down the road tn other day pre-
pared to receive a charivari that he
knew would come to him in return for
many that he had inflicted upon others
in a similar situation. ConceaIing
his tanbark locks beneath a wig OF
darker hue and envelopiug his Icck
led face in hirsu.e honors to another
"manner born," he, Joined the revcl-
lers and helped make night hide'ms.
The blast OF the rams horn that blew
down the walls of Jericho was not a
circumstance to the way he wound
the buglc beneath the window of hi
own bridal chamber. When tho
music ceased and the calls went ppfor
the benedict, he came out from INC
crowd, pulled off his lisguiscs, and
beamed upon them in a way so alto
gether child-like and bland that the
last one sneakcd off like the fellow
who found he was stealing oats from
his own horse. For further particular
see next issue Of the Franklin Patriot.
The wife of Hon. z. +, Smith died
Dec. Bird, at Eminence. ".4
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CUR NE1eHBoRs.

Guthrie Gazette:-Prof. Proctor
says the world is five hundred million
years old. He proves it by rocks and
stars, and, perhaps, by boarding
house butter.
Elkton Register:-J. NJ. Gibson
was found dead near his stable last
Tuesday evening about dark, He
was one of Todd county's best citizens
and deeply will his loss be felt by his
family and friends.
Register:-We are sorry to learn
that w. w. Stiunctt, our cx-iheriff,
met with severe accident last week.
While coming from Trenton his horse
ran off and threw him from his buggy,
Spraining his ankle to such degree
that he has not been able to walk.
Mad. Times:-Messrs. Steager d
Kivell are buying hogs in this section.
They have bought several hundred in
Lyon and Caldwell and have pur-
chased GOO in this county. Mr.. Fred
Livingston, of the Hanson district,
sold to them last Friday fifteen fine
hogs averaging over $50 pounds each.
Princeton Banner;--Mr. Garland
Garter, of Crittenden has seven young
steers of his own raising that will
average 1900 pounds He has sold
them to be delivered the 18th inst.
at 4 cts. Let's see l80Ox7 equal to
l260O pounds, at A cts equal to
$4,000, Does it pay to raise. heavy
cattle? These steers ale Of the best
Shaker stock. He has two others
that he bought that will weight 1900
each. The heaviest is estimated at
1900 pounds.
Nluhlenberg Echo:--A bachelors
club which Il year ago numbered no
less than a half dozen. will in few
days be reduced to a membership of
two. The remaining pair are b.
coming d, spcratc and wild-eycd.
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Some Good Timber.

The race for Commonwealth Al
torney is beginning to warm up, and
the respective candidates are marshall
ing their forces preparatory to the
charge that will prove disastrous TO
mud. witness tho annihilAlion Of all
but one. Who that one will be re-
mains 10 be seen. There will be no
lack of good material TO SEX CT from.
Each county in the district presents n
favored sou as n worlhyorecipicnt of
the honors and emolumcnts of the
Office. Trigg presents in the person
OF Jas. b. Garnctt. man who, as a
lawyer and gentleman, is the peer
Of any man in the district. lie made
the race six years ago and came IN n
few votes Of election. He will make
an excellent race this time, and if
elected the district may ilaltcr itself
on having in him m officer in every
way qualified for the discharge Of his
official duties, and Il gentleman Of the
strictest integrity and honor.
Mr.. j. +. Dempsey, the Hopkins
county candidate, Is young attorney
of great popularity in his county.
lie is at present Comfy Attorney.
aud makes n model officer. He is
rather Young, but no doubt would
make n faithful. conscientious officer
From Lyon and Caldwell we have
Messrs. Wake and Duvall, who are
highly lauded by their local sheets,
While we have no personal aequain-
lance with them we know from the
rrpnt ition they sustain rs lawyers
that they would not make discredit-
able officers.
From our own county SAINT 0.
Graves is an aspirant TO the office.
Mr.. Graves is one of the most elo-
Qucnt and gifted lawyers Mt the Hop
kinsvillc bar, and has recently made
some speeches very credilable to him
both as a prosecutor and defender.
lie enters the race at late day but
will be one of the contcnding steeds
in the final heat.
We may sum up the situation about
as follows: If each one carries his
own county the frat vote viii be rs
follows: Trigg, Garnet, I; Hopkins,
Dempsey. Z; Lyon, Wake. 3; Cald-
well, Duvall, 5; Christian, Graves, 0.
Christian and Hopkins will elect
their combined vote being lG, while
the other three counties give 10.
Unless another county is added to
the district the indications are that
the final race will be betYeen Messrs.
Garnett and Graves. III that event
the man who can carry Hopkins will
be the winner. Ii is but guess work,
though, to attempt 10 tell this far
ahead who will be the maj, but who
ever wins will certainly deserve the
office, aS the CANVASS will be unusu-
ally hot and exciting.
A friend 10 all and an enemy 10
none We will watch the battle with
interest and heartily support the
nominee.
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cHURCd HILL.


Joy and Peace go together
Smoke stacks are looming up.
Home sweet home, very dear 10 us
all. "
Hay is IN. demand,
Candid thoughts are always va
liable.
Il Farmers are blowing for next ears
crops. 81
Old Higgin bottom got fat making
baskets.
Take joke and you will be happy.
Those abominablc hair nets ARE
being worn again.
Indian Summer is over and rain
plenty as Usual.
Hog cholera is sweeping the swine in
portions OF this section. ia sea-,
Wild ducks arc not so numerous as
in former years. al
A good wheelright is very much
needed in this place. .r.
WANTED-500 barrels ofcorn. APP
ply TO the undersigned.
Matrimony is fast proving itself an
epidemic.
Oh! what punishment 10 listen
&c long sermons.
Burn-s!dcs 20 off pretty well these
days.
Shooting "loxed rkeys is booked
for the Christmas enjoyments.
Young ladies are wearing sashes
about the head and neck again.
Winter approacheth.
llucklebcrrics were in market last
week. A little out OF season.
Our fortune depends entirely upon
external causes, but our happiness Oh
ourselves. Learned from experience.
Much of the pork, killed week
before last has spoiled in consequence
Of the unusually warm weather for
the season.
We are glad TO note that our friend
Charlie Massie is about again after Il
very severe attack of sickness.
Miss Sudie andbcrry one of Pee
Dce's lovely bell 5 Spent last W, OK
with Mrs. Columbus Gregory and nj
tended the prolracled meeting. a.
Now and thea the umid boys get q
iall out of a buggy and their girl
"goes" too they say.
Wild geese have been passing
Southwark forsome weeks. Sign 0l
un other cold snap.
Mr.. Max Handberry, agent and
salesman for the Calendar CLOCK
Company, SIP mt two days OF last
week with ms parents at this place.
A young friend OF ours got stuck
up in pond last Sunday willie re-
turning rom neighboring town.
Oh! how sad and sorrowful 10 think,
lie had to wade ont with his girl.
Nj. K. ii. Coffee returned from
Virginia last Monday, ACCOMPANIED
by his bride whom lie found among
Virginia's fairest. A very pleasant
reception wac rendered them at Mr..
Eddie Boyd's tho following evening
Church Hill boys can boast of fast
horses. SHERMAN" owned by Mr..
Abner Harrison, can make 7 miles in
26 minutes, over undulating roads,
and "Susannah," owned 5y mr. Hen.
ry Bord, has made the same distance
in 80 minutes, over slightly muddy
road. Who can beat that?
The weather has been very unfav-
orable for the Hebron meeting, never
theless there have been several addi-
lions and the meeting is still in pro-
gress, with increased interest. 81,
a demoralized husband told the
truth OH one occasion thus: ~
woman will face q frowning world
and cling 10 the man she loves through
most bitter adversely, but she
wouldn't wear II bonnet three weeks
behind the style TO save the govern
ment.
a good many farms around here
are posted, and recently the depreda-
lions have been so common that steps
have been taken to prosecute several
parties whose names we withhold.
Regular glass ball shooting SalEr-
day. Best shots little out of order.
SHoRTFELLow.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Scarlet fever is prevailing as an cp-
.ilemic in Springfield Tenn. mob
There have been upwards of 90, 600
deaths from cholera in Japan during
the present epidemic. 1t is expected
TO cease by the close Of this year.
There are now l2,540 public schools
in Iowa-an increase Of 322 since last
year There are at present 577,353
children OF school aye in the State, s Of
whom 43l BIT are actually attending
school. 1,ny
Cairo n.y. Argus. l-Sevcral days
since Mrs. Iost received dispatch
from Hot Springs saying her husband,
was dead. She fastened to Cairo,
sorely stricken with sorrow, expect
ing TO receive his body here. Here
she received another dispatch, saying
her husband was not dead. These
different dispatches con ounded her,
and she FASTENED Oh to the springs.
to find out his situation for herself.
There tho contradictory kilograms
were explained to hr TO all appear
ances, her husband was dead, and he
was laid out as dead person. But,
after the lapse of several hours, it was
discovered that the body did not grow
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Andrew Tracy was executed at
Smclbport, Pa, Decd, for the mur-
der of his cousin, Mary Reilly, who
refused to marry him. The murder
was cold blooded one. The poor
girl was shot down in the street be-
cause she was sensible enough to de.
cline marrying man related TO her.
The old plea OF insanity was urged
and with some reason loo, for ii is
very doubtful whether sane man
would desire to marry his own rela-
tive. While awaiting his doom the
murderer alternately prayed and
wrote poetry,
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"Jeff. Davis is good. Keep enwith
your Stree advertising" But we
have "hearn" o: Charlie Meacham be-
fore, all the same. Yes, we shall
never forget the nighi--one oi those
cloudy, clustering ewes, when liz
moon is obsclrel, and the element.
arc al war with everybody, Standing
on the bank looking for steamboat
twas a night like that when we
went into restaurant, at Evansville,
monsirous hungry, AMI called for
supper, aud then the landlord re-
marRed--ah, we can never forget it,
"You will have TO wait awhile, sir
until tho cook goes out aud gets somc'
thing. A newspaper man from Hop.
kinsville has just been here, and wa
haven't thing left" The salt had
even yanished.-[I Henderson News.
lie had heard of you before and
know that nothing short of an COX on
toast" would be anything like a sna X
for you, even when you had no appc-
tite. AS you were "monstrous hun
gry' he knew you would break up
his establishment, and just told you
that yarn to get rid of You.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Senator Thurman evidently re-
CARDS his prospective retirement as a
matter of jest. The following Incl
dent is related; 49,
GLOW are you, Judge Thurman p
said Secretary Sherman, as he ap-
preached the senior Senator from
Ohio in the Senate Chamber. "Eog
do you do, Mr.. Secretary" said sei-
ator Thurman, rising; "sit down."
"No, thank YOU" retorted the Setre-
tary. "Oh, but insist that you sit
down in this chair" replied the Sem
ator. 81 see by the papers that Tom
Young first, and then Garfield, and
thon Stanley Matthews, each came in
and tried my seat. Now l.insist that
you try it," "Oh. no. said the Sec
rotary "if l should come back here |
would prefer, my old seat" pointing
to il. 'r4.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Tho President, representing the
Republican party, proposes the fol-
lowing issues;
|. Suspension of coinage of the
silver dollar.
.. The Withdrawal of grccnbacks.
8. Increase OF the standing army.
4, Provision for the pay oi United
States Marshals and their deputies
FOR scrvicrs at elections.
The Democratic members of Con.
grcss, representing the masses OF The
people, will promptly take issue with
the representatives ofth Republican
party ON these propositions.
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1t is said that nearly one-half o the
convlcrs in the. penitcntiary are sick.
What is the causc2 Is it owing to
some local cause, TO bad management,
or is it not barely possible that some
of them arc "possuming" in order to
elicit sympathy from the tender
hearted Governor? 9.
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FOR coMMoNwEAiru's ATTORNEY.

We arc authorized TO Announce,
lion. Jhs. b. GarHctt ofTrigg. acan-
didate for Comnonwcalth's Attorney
subject to- tile action of the Demo
cratic party. Election August 1880,
We are authorized to announce
SAN Ia o. GRAVES, of Chri lian coun-
ty. candidate for The office Of Com.
m nwealth's Attorney of the 2ud Ju.
dicial district. subject 10 The action
ofthe Democratic party. Election in
August, 1850.
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The Legislature convenes on the
3lst, inst, The rural legislator is
now bnsiy engaged reading the Con-
stitution 10 determine what amend
ments are needed. Nearly all of the
members are new ones and the body
will undoubtedly be bright one.
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The Democrats are examining the
election returns in Maine, and prob
ably enough illegal votes will be
thrown out TO elect several Demo-
cratic Senators and Representatives
who were thought TO be defeated.
The l'adsnre very uneasy, The Gov
ernor and Council are Democrats.
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Rest nothing. But look here,
Charlie Mcacham, there may be "miI-
lions in IT," now-we don't doubt
your veracily-but We are willing to
take an oath, that when we sent you
tl.at comb il was perfectly clean.
Now, you OIL hermit, you'd better
open your M nth and put your foot in
il again. Certainly, didt think you
would give IL away that soon. -
[ Henderson News.
Ohlno, we didn't "give it away"
As soon MS we let it loose with the
i0ngs il just c,dvicd away.
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Wonder If Sam Harrison knows
our eyes are "brown?" 1t may he
that NIL of his gushings about"brown.
eyed beauties are Intended for us.
Oh! don't now, Mr.. Harrison, we
don't like flattcry!
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

An original pociical production'is
in type and will appear in our next.
Il Henderson News.
If we fail 10 get ont paper next
week our readers will know the cause
Of our sickness
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

W. d. Bonner, who killed 81.
Wheeler, the editor of the Paris
CTeXas) Banner, has been sentenced
to the pensleutinry for 90 gears.
Clark, his accessory, was seat for
Nc
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A bin has been introduced in Con-
gross to prohibit the use of the militia
ry OIL election days, which will revive
the old discussion.
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We've gotten of one sharp thing
in our life. We know il was, for il
was copied in the "wit and humor'
column of another Newspaper last
week without credit.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Gen. JEFF. G. Davis, who died in
Chicago, Nov. 80, is the man who
killed Gen. Nelson in the Gait House
at Louisville, in 1862. Gen. Davis
wasconsidered iusiifiabc.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MRCuiT JUpGE.

We are au;horizedi TO announce
Col L. "A, SMrERT, ,0f Christian coun-
". II candidate ron The office of Cir
cult Judge Of the hd Judicial dis
irict, subject to the action OF the Dem.
ocratic party.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

We have o package sent to the
care of this Office directed to the
"Presiicst girl in Christian county,"
which she can obtain upon applica-
ton.
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The Paris TEX Banner formerly
edited byJ.J. Wheeler has resumed
publication as the Lamar Banner
edited by Il. II. Harris.
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The Post and News has a column
of Extra Dry" every day. 1t is
probably under The supervision of
: he temperance editor
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Tomorrow is the day the citizens
of Louisville have set apart TO make
asses Of themselves.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Three distinguished Generals have
died this year, Hood, Hooker aud
Davis.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Question for debate: Which ID the
more useful book, Bible or Die
tionary?
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

The Virginia Legislature has been
organized. and the Readjusters have
minority OF q OH joint ballot.
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When he was in Burlington the
Uaackeye was presented 10 Grant
neatly printed on white satin.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

The Presidents Message was stolen
and published ahead OF time. or
course the thieves were Republicans.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Louisiana comes CALAMITY 10 the front
with n Democratic majority Of $4,000
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Jnc. Miiliktn amt unces lint he is
now ready for usiness.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

A woman, Mrs. Hoffman, is lcctur-
ing on temperance in Evansville.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

The new editor of the news" col
umns of the Couricr-Jourual is max
ing things lively in that department.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

We learn from several exchanges
HAT Christmas will shortly lie here.