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Daily Republican., 1879-09-20

John Manz has introduced a hand.
some POOL table in his saloon, Ninth
AMI Walnut street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-20

n d0s e . bright baby pleased
D everybody p., else, bs sure
ft,.n naoy Syrup has been
',sr "of! remedy for the baby.
''n@ q hottie. At all
Daily Republican., 1879-09-20
I"ss ard kips,es.

6uskpr, ZIG W. I'd street,
|'sige saE stock Of boots and
Ia'l trade, and is deter
o;a iuen cheaper than any
|'''y' Give him a call and
Daily Republican., 1879-09-20
NIGHT SCHOOL.

All desirable branches taught. German,
French, English, Bookkeeping, etc. special,
ty. Terms one dollar per week, includes 8
pay 80 c., pay 90 c., 10 pay only so Q. a week.
Gall on and after o-night on
8.27 I'm PROF. HOCHKEPPEL.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-20
neslalaCt, n ACtlves-

grand tall in Wsbster's
"uelny %y on Friday evening,
I,rst class music has been
.ne managers will use the
70 Insure the ball being
Daily Republican., 1879-09-20
~ w ADvExTIsEMENTs.
Wil.MG'1N ATHENEuM,

sskew hnilding, Seventh and Market Sts..
o n Fnaltsh, Classical and Commercial In.
Ct IN lon for ladies and gentlemen. Also .
f stclass
Daily Republican., 1879-09-20

"ANTED.-CQRy by younG lady.
w Address r., this office. s-2OA~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-20

a messenger Of the India
pany, Of College Point, l..
20 OF three thousand dollars
while crossing Hunters
eli' convicted Of numbering
N1ehards, was sentenced yes
oopsrstown, N. Y, b be
le l4th Of November.
a oannibal of Manitoba,
Runner, has been sentsn-
y his evil confession,
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

U!O SOO OR A RESPONSIBLE ASSUMPTION OF
DlO..)UOthe mortgages-The Sears Place. west side
broadway Boston north of 5th ST. Morrisana now
New FORK city comprising about 13 city lots large and
wooden dwelling stories and attic piazza
front Of house carriage and outhoases &C hne fruit
in shade modern 6xtures location perfectly
healthy Apply r. BROWN, Real Estate Agent, l67th
st, Morrisania.
OK S00 FINELY LOCATED SUMNER RESI-
ward; barn, shade. AYMAR, 1877 Broadway.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Bead the advertisement OF D. p.
Fsnlds, dealer in pianos, organs and
sheet music, Louisyille, Ky.
Sec dissoluiion notice Of Metcalfc
g Allen, Garrsttsburg.
Mrs Dramham and Mrs. pattonin-
scrt their Advertisement Of the Nco-
trophian Female School IN io.day's
paper. They are capable and expe-
rienced teachers and we bcspeak for
them a liboral patronage.
DO not fail to read tho extensive
advertisement OF Moore q Edmundg
IN this isaue. They are real live bus
iness'm and mean what they say
They sell none but the best articles
of MERCHANDISE, Give them q call.
No words of commendation arc
needed for the new Phoenix Hotel, Q
trial viii convince yousof is merits
Road Advertisement.
| Notiro the Advertisement Of tho no
ldemption Of Christian County Bonds
Mr.. Robts Mills adversises hi
stock Of Jcwclry in to-day's paper.
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Tho examinaiiOnAof the pupils Of

1 Tho examinationAof the pupils Of
Bethel Female College Is in progress
Ithis week. Prof. Rustextcnds cor
dial invitation toal friends of the in.
stitution to be present. liUlg-
! We attended the strawberry fcsti-
val given BY the ladies of the Baptist
church last Friday night. Notwith-
standing the fact that they only
charged % cents admittance they re-
allied the handsome sum Of $ll2.50.
The room proved too small for the
crowd. This together with the cx-
tremcly warm weather detracted
greatly from the enjoyment. The
room was nicely decorated with &C.
dars aud flowers, while the table ex-
Tending tho whole length Of the room,
presented a most tempting appear
ance. Bright and beautiful flowers
that renderedthe airrcdolent with
their fragrant perfumes; berries, ice-
cream, sherbet, cake and everything
nice to eat; lovely and bewitching
young ladies' flittlng here and there
supplying the wants Of everyone, all
these for % ceplsl No wohier the
boys turned outin iorcel No won
der the room could not accommodate
them all! The editor desires TO
thank the ladies for their kind COM
plimentary invitation.
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JesupReas,

~
The most important social event Of
the past week was the marriage Of
Mr.. jas. y. Jesup, of this city, 10 Mrs.
Mary Redd, of Cadiz. which occurred
At the residence of the bride lasi
Tuesday. The ceremony was peg.
formed BY Rcv. j. A. Lewis ofthn
Methodist church. The groom left
this city on Tuesday morning accom-
panied BY a number of friends, and
the bridal party reiurnsd IN the even
ing, and repaired 10 tho beautiful res
idencc Of the groom on Princeton
Street. Several young folks from
Cadiz came up with them. We ten.
der our congratulations 10 tho couple
and assure thauf that they kayc oul
best wishes for future happiness. M
Jesupis one OF pnr most prominent
and esteemed citizens, and Mrs. Redo
was one Of the handsomost and mnsl
cstlmable iadiespf Triggcpunfy,, shi
will be quite an acquisition 10 ths
social circle Of HopkinsYille.
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A hint to the Uise Is sufficient. She
knowing ones win look wise always.
/ A debating club is proposed.
/ Business dull.
Not quite plenty OF rain.
Needless to mention the immense
number of drunimers every day.
Con- Is up aud looking pretty we'll.
Sonic obacco has been set out. The
growing crops and foliage have made
considerable progress in the last few
weeks. tits feared that the whea /
will be inferior 10 past anticipations.
The storm that passed over on day
last week blew down. aud destroyed
q great deal Of the grow ing crop.
Mr.. A. If. Clark spent Monday
night with his brother, Josephus.
Miss Ella Wilkinson of Cadiz, is
also visiting relatives in the turg.
Alaska Is now laid aside. and Lead-
vile, Colorado, lie the subject OF gen
cral conversation.
Roads beautiful but dusty, yet
evening drives are quite frequent.
Squire II. b. Clark surrendcrs his
squircship to Mr.. J. z. Wood on the
3lst inst, much to the regret OF his
many friends, though Mr.. Wood will
doubtless make an efficient officer.
People are pretty blue about aturn.
pike out this way. s f
Two children died of scarlet fever
last week near Abc's shop. p
Misses Ida aud Lula Baker, COM
posingin part the beauty of Bcllcview
AFRO on visit to relatives in Adair'
willie, Ky.fT "a Al
Misses Susie aud Lizzie Steele are
on a visit to friends in the PEG Dee
neighborhood. - ~ 80
strengthening is over.
Five foxes were seen on the Diu-
guild farm OH Wednesday last, thrc,
| OF which were shot. ~
Mr.. III. d. Clark's meat house was
broken open few nights ago aud
about twenty-five pieces of his best
bacon stolen thcrefrom; no clue al
vet to the thieves.
Married-.At the residence Of thu
brides mother, OIL the 2lst inst, at
lo'clock, p. NJ. ], by the Rev. Mr.. Spurlin
Mr.. William II. Harris to Miss Lydi
Diuguid, After the marriage quite
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Unavoidable Change.


Owingt to other engagements ofthe
Hall, Prof. Rust has been compelled
TO postpone his Concerts for one day.
Instead Of "Wednesday and Thursday
nights. the Opereita and Commence
men. exercises viii be Thursday and
Friday nights. This arrangement
prevents the Lcvee on Friday night
but at the urgent solicitation of the
young folks generally, Prof. Rust has
consented 10 let II come of Saturday
night, from 7 to 1880 o'clock.
Fashion or no fashion the young
folks must have tlieir pleasure, SO lei
everybody come out aud enjoy the oc.
casion.,
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Sales by ABERNArnY 81 Co., of 40
hogsheads as follows:
Lugs from 81 Is to 81 Is.
Leaf from 800 to So rs.
Sales by NELSON & JEsUr of 81
hogsheads as follows:
Leaf, IS so to SIS 90.
Lugs, Il so to 80 %.
NEW YORK.

The market for tie mast week ,cems
., 49, ~, 80 H., . f.;.,
ao' y na0 Oee" '0'Ne' o"' u ''''
business Is reported.
Tho Leaf says that for Western
leaf the inquiry resulted in larger
sales than for the preceding week,
manufacturers having been compar-
atively liberal buyers. They seem to
be eager to pick up anything OF
quality and color, and will pay fair
prices for such; in some instances even
full prices. The export trade has. not
been large, we may say, for various
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Way Notes.

We have recently had occasion 10
visit several sections of the county,
and from care iul observation we may
dcduce tho following items concern-
ing the crops, fruit otc. We have
been unable 10 disco yer a single
peach in all our researches. There
win be q very small crop Of small
fruits, cherries, plums and the like.
Apples will be very scarce; some of
the harder kinds do not seem to have
been affected by the, cold weather.
Corn is small but clean, and since the
recent rains is beginning to grow nice
". Tobacco plants are plentiful and
the farmers are only waiting for a
season togo. TO planting. But little
has been planted as yet. The wheat
we are sorry to say, has in some 10.
calities been almost ruined. In other
places the heads are developing and
Eenlarging and tho yields viii be fair
though the stalks will DO small
Much wheat that would have turned
out finely with favorable circum'
stances, will not now be cut at all
This shortening Of the wheat cror
will DO greatly felt by the farmers
who have been looking forward t
this as means Of extricating them
selves from their pecuniary embar
rassments. Upon tho whole we think
theIproapects for q crop are only me
dium but with good cultivation and
favorable circumstances the corn an,
tobacco may do well. We hope 8,
at any rate.
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Have You Headache,

One cents worth OF Bailey's Saline Aper-
iont will cure you. Have you acid stomach
or heartburn Half q cents worth Of Bailey's
Saline Aperient will cure you. Have you
constipation Two cents worth OF Bailey's
Saline Aperient will relieve you. Are you
biliousP Three cents worth Of Bailey's Sa-
line Apericrt will remove all biliousness.
Are you dyspeptici Bailcy's Saline Apcrient
purEative, and foams like soda water. Its
plcasantncss makes 1t quite favorite among
the ladies. For sewing women, factory girls,
and all who lead a closely confined life, its
effects arc gratifying, relieving their. head
bottle.
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BEVERLY.


Since you forbade our mentioning;
tho weather, | have been wondering
what would be n good substitute,
when l happened to recollect that one
Young ir:end just over tho way re-
.ceivcd q letter this week, and such a
letter; why, really, his is the
happiest face We have seen since the
rain.
hcihopgiven at the Tandy farm
was quite success. Bcaux were
plentiful. Girls looked beautiful,
Among tho gu esls were the Misses
Winfree, Miss Carneal, Miss Henry
aud others who were equally as fas-
cinating and lovely. = =
Tho Picnic at Stegar's NH, ON the
l7th, was also an enjoyable affair
All seemed TO enjoy it, especially
those who INDUCED in that quiet
tete-a-tete under that large oak tree
Messrs. George Turner and Tom
Holiday, two young men of Indian
Mound, paid avisit Of three days tc
our meighborhood this week.
Our littlo'townw was visited by til,
celebrated blind musicians a few
evenings since, Captain and Mrs
Beasley, both totally blind. The,
gave concert in the Masonic Hall
Rather large crowd was in attend
ance. We think our very small cit,
lie progressing very rapidly, having
| cnu,arte ;uot lilo IIoneiuey;lla
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Correspondents Ten Command
ments.

For tho mutual benefit Of oursclf
AMI those who furnish us items, we
will reproduce the following rules So
that all may see what is wanted and
govern them selves accordingly:
/. Number every page.
2. Write on only one side Of paper
8. Give all news, but be brief.
4. Write clearly--names Of people
very plainly.
5. Leave about an inch margin a,
the head Of first page.
8. Don't abuse people--thcy like
praise better.
Z. Don't crowd your lines or words
together.
s. Never roll your manuscript, but
neatly and fatty fold it.
8. Write as regularly, and furnish
as nearly possible, the same amount o
matter each week. Two pages, 6xl;
inches in size, is preferred. Not ovei
three pages this size should be sent.
10. Cut this out and keep it handy
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Special Premium 'Distribution.,

The weather has been very unfa-
vorablc for handling tobacco and
getting 1t ready for market. The
farmers aretobe sHmpathized with.
We have Numerous requests to ex-
tend them more timc to pay their
subscriptions, and thereby secure a
ticket in our Special Distribution.
We will grant their requests. They
are good friends Of the paper and we
could not do otherwise under the
circumstances. Tho tobacco fairs at
Fairvicw, Clarksville and Hopkins
willie hayc all been postponed in con-
sequence of the excessive dry
weather. The 'sourH KESTpduAS
will be no less iuduIgent.
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"A Cali on Mr.. Tsland,
Hon. JOHN FELAsD.

Hon. JOHN FELASD.
/ Believing that The best Interests OF
the people oftChristian county will
be subserved by your reelection 10
the Legislature, we most earnestly
beg that you reconsider your preYi-
ously expressed decliiiation, and that
you win allow us to use your name
as a candidate for the Office CT Rep
reseutalive. Most respectfully, A..
III. Clark, Harry Ferguson, L. NJ.
Handy, j. G. Brasher,, John w.
Breatliitt, w, ~. Gartbs III. W..
Brcathitt, H.sA. Moore. W. II. Muir
relI, L. A. Startling, p. Il. Rogers
WIN. Howell, j. A. Young, James
Breathitt, j. NJ. Hipkins, Louis Elb,
A. G. Oycrshiner, q. ]. Mills, II. T.
Mcdaniel, Il. T. Iiensllaw, jesse
McRac, q. Howard Spcck, w. II.
Holland, Polk Cansler, Spencer Bell
John lIillman,,G. w, Wiley, P.sW.
Brashcr, j. l,Landcs, NJ. e. Cansler,
Jr., Thomas IL. Lawson, r. Mcneil,
Peter Postcll, J. N. Campbell, David
Moore, l.. II. Henderson, Geo. G..
Long, J. b. Gewen, II. II. Littcll, Y.
j. Means, B.iF. Anderson, Omar s.
Brown, Il. p. Campbell, A. v. Long.
+ A. II. CLARK, Il. A. Starting, Jas
"A. II oung, John w ,Breathitt, and
others: GENTLFMEN-(ir ac-
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The Calendar Clock Company,

The gentlemen representing the
Calendar Clock Company, mentioned
in our last issue, have been canvass
ing the surrounding country during
aho past week aud, report as having
boon meeting with fine success every
where. They have sold many oftheii
elegant Fashion clocks TO some Of
ahc most prominent citizens in the
county, and in every case they have
given perfect satisfaction. They
have only one price from which the,
in mo case ttlcviatc. i NJ n.
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A Public Demand.

Has long been made for an effectual and
permanent chill remedy containing noqui-
nine, arsenic or mercury, anil that produces
no unpleasant symptoms about the head, one
that can be taken by tho most delicate stom-
ach, and acts upon the secrotlons thoroughly
without other medicine: one that strikes and
completely eradicates all masmetic poison
lurking In the system. Such remedy has
lately been placed before the public, and Ii
known as Days Aguc Tonic which Is having
n wonderful run. II can be taken at all times
by the most delicate, makes permanent cures
and one bottle Is hsquently sufficient to cure o
whole family.
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A Woman's Name.

Guinare means the blossom Of the pomegran-
ate. Nearly all female names signify birds,
which abound In their hyperbolicai poetry.
During these modern times idea have been
caught from the Orient and the same signiii-
canoe is given to the name English Female
Bitters. 1t implies a restoration to health, a
ments and Irregularities that aillict the fe-
male sex. 1t implies quick and powerful ac-
tion over female troubles 1t Implies regulat-
ing and restoring old and young females Il
their natural condition, and nc lady should
fail to use them.
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Miss Babcock Is visiting Mrs. Ma
Gailhe.
rev. A. Il. Cabaniss was lp th
citySunday.
Mr,rhil. Redo Of 'rrigg county,
IN tllelcliy.
Sfrs, !. N. Cox, Of Bellcyiew. vis
itedthe city Monday.
Aiisa Ki.tie QuarIes ism the city
the guest of Miss Maggie Henry.
Prof II. b. Maryland of Cadiz
.npsiitpfeH wasin the !, city last Friday
Miss Emma Dickinson Of Trenton
Is the guest Of Miss Minnie Lander
Miss Lizzie White OF the Ncwstead
ncighborhood was In city last Thurs
day., .w8
Misses Mollio Pelrea and Willie
Faulkner arc visiting relatives in
Trisg county. Aw
MrsJ w. McG ehec, 4 prominent
merchant Of Belleview, was In the
city yesterday. .yrg lsew
Miss Minnie Payne who is visiting
In Springfield Tenn, Ia expected
home Tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. wadlington OF
Trigg county were among the vlsl-
tors to the cltylast week.
Mrs. sJssWa Lander has gone to
Ccrulcan Springs, to visit the family
of her father, Mr.J. W, Hicks. Z
Mrs. Mildred McEnery and Miss
Louise ,yilsowhayc returned to tho
eityaf.er nabsencc Of some weeks !.
Misses Mary Gum and Bernie
Jones, Of Cadls, are visiting Miss
Mamie Jesup, aud will remain several
days. 8I f1kfDI
Mr.. |. o, Milford, proprietor Of
Gicnwood Mills near Cadiz, Ky, was
IN tho city last week and called IN
10 sec US.
Mr.. Sam. u. Thompson OF New
York, who has been IN the city sew
eral months buying tobacco returned
home last week. ~ r.Yr. eynra
Miss Bryan Whitfield, a charming
and vivacious young lady from near
Clarksville, Tenn, 10 visiting Miss
Eiiic Payne.
Miss Daisy Sheriff.. mn attractive
young ladysof.slaydeld, who Is visit
ing friends a, Dcnnettstown, was in
she city Friday. sft
Miss Sudie Wharton, OF Trigg
county, was Il, the city last week Wis
itiag hsr sister, who Is q pupil OF
Bethel Female College. Y
Miss Maggie Reed, beau,ifu,
belle Of Nashville, passed through
tho city Friday ca route for Lafayette
where she will visit friends.
Rev. J. b. Solomon, OF Penn,
preached the annual sermon before
the students Of Bethel Female College
Sunday night. His, discourse was
able aud exhaustive. Tho church was
full to repieiton.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm OF Henderson Il Cavanah
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, N. L. Cavsnah retiring. The
business will DO carried on at the
old stand by Z. w. Henderson, who
assumes all the Indebtedness Of the
old firm and will collect all monies
due. E. w. HENDERSON.
May l, 1879.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

J.R Murphy is located ataPyle' s
Furniture Store and will do all kinds
Of sewing machine repairing satisfac-
torily and cheaply. Agent for the
New No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson ma
chine.
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NATURES REMEDY +!

Bedford (ya.) Springs Alum and
Iron Water at Gray & Buckner's.
Do not fail to remember that A.
w. Pyle is selling Furniture as low
as any house in the city.
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FOUND IT AT LAST /!

Tbe best Thrcslring Engine ever
invented. Uses only 6 to 8 bushels
Of coal per day, and half the quanti-
ty OF water usually used by other
kinds. Don't fail to come and see it
at Metcalfe's.
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FRESH STOCK MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. E. Rogers has received a
beautiful line Of fashionable Millinery
Goods and solicits an inspection other
latest style Dclizia, Jessica, Hortense,
Sybil, and Camille Hats. These
goods are fresh, new style and will be
sold at lower prices than ever before
offered. Respectfully, :
Mrs. NJ. +. Rogers,
Nashville St. (near Reformed church. J
The City Saloon, on Main St.
keeps the freshest and best beer to be
had, and always sparkles with its
virtues. Call and see me.
Langley Bell.
Pure Ice Delivered daily; one cent
per pound. Will have Lake Ice in
due season. A.V. TONNES.
We use pure drugs only in com.
pounding prescriptions. Glsh 4
Garner, at the Blue Front Drug Store
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BY this change close connection will
be made at both Guthrie and Norton
vile. A person can start from here
at 7.3i A. NJ. and arrive at Louisville
at 4 7. NJ, or BY taking the next train
at 8 p. N. There will be some in
convenience about the mails. The
Louisville aud Nashville mail will
not reach this place until S.22 p NJ.
and unless the postoifi &c can be kept
open till, say 9 o'clock, to allow per-
sons TO get their mail out, papers vii!
not he received till they are 2 daysold
and correspondence will be retarded
"a hours. II this arrangement could
be allowed the readers would not on.
ly get their papers fresh, but letters
could be answered and replies mailed
in timo for the Z: 34 morning train,
thus greatly facilitating matters Of
business.
Aside from this little Inconvenience
the table is the best Hopkinsville has
ever had. A person can now go tc
Nashville, stay 6 hours, and return
the same day. "a :
We are Indebted to Mr.. Q wen, thu
polite and accommodating agent at
this place, for these facts.
-------s~ . = --------
ssH Way Notes. e o
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NEW ARRIvALl

Genuine Scalskin and Russia
Leather Pocket and Bill Books at
GRAY q Buckner's.
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BUSINESS Men. READl

The best assortment of Blank
Books ever brought to this market at
Gray & Buckner's.
Take look at Sc Counter at 40
and 99c Store.
NJ. schmitt has made preparations
for the Summer Campaign. Ice
Juleps. Sherry Cobblers and fresh
Beer from his new and improved
mammoth refrigerator--the' largest
ever in this city. Call and sec Fer
dinand.
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SPECrALIsO GALS.

100 Barrels of LIME for sale at 80
cents per barrel.
WILtrAns 4 GRHooRY.
Go to Williams g Gregory for Lime
at 80 cents per barrel.
| have on hand large and well as
sorted stock Of Ready Made Clothing,
which will be sold extremely low.
PHI. LIEBER.
All persons indebted to the firm Of
Philip Lieber win please come for
ward and settle Immediately.
Phi. Licber.
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Bishop Dudley viii DO guest Of
Mr.. F. NJ. Gray during his visit to
Grace Church on tomorrow and next
day. n
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The 40 and 90 cent Store IL first in
the field with Sc Counter.
FRESH MEATS AND vEGETA.
BLES f.r

FRESH MEATS AND VEGETA.
BLES !
Julius Oncle, on Nashville street,
near the depot. has gotten a man
month Ice Chest, Biggest thing cut.
Keeps Fresh Meats and Vegetables as
though June were December. He
kills good, fat beeyes and strives to
please everybody. You can do no
better than to patronize him.
Immense bargains in Tinwarc,
Notions and Novelties on SC Counter
at 40 and ,99c Store.
LOOK! LOOK
In order to close out my large stock
Of Dry Goods, Clothing, etc, BY the
LIST Of June, will sell goods at 20 per
cent. less than you can purchase them
elsewhere. Respectfully, i
5, PHI. LIEBER.
You get good value for your money
on &c Counter at 40 and 99c Store.
Messrs. Blumensteil. McCamy and
Bonte invite attention of the public to
their latest style finish of Carriages,
Buggies, &c. They are running a
full force of experienced workmen and
warrant all work strictly first class.
You can purchase anything in their
line at Louisville, Cincinnati or New
York prices on same quality Of goods.
Call and be convinced.
Respectfully, yours,
BLUNESsrElL. McCAMY d BoNrE.
| The &c Counter will. be big fea
ture at tho 40 and 90 Cent Store.
Special induce ments on second hand
buggies and rockaways, for cash in
hand.
| BLUNESsTKM, McCAMY g. BoSTE.