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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-25

II is a thing to be counted on. that
blackburn will go in OH the first
ballot. s
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-25

See that You send solid men TO the
Convention in this city OIL next Mon
day, Bird inst.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-25

The inaccuracy of several recent
reports from our exchanges on the
Gubernatorial vote is, If unintcnlion-
al, amusing; if intended, base false
hood. One Of our most reliable ex-
changes sums up the vote:
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-25

The roads are represented as being
IN a dcplorable condition.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-25

li0PKlNSTlLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1879.
-~>~~oc~'>>N-~~~~~~~
LAWYERS.
pREATHlrr& PAYNE, Hopper Block, on
ID positc Phelps ~ Sons.
H A.PHELPs X son, Hopper Block, rear
liz of LieBcrs store.
9 Lloyd, Hopper Block, hrst floor, rear OF
y. Liebers store. VI
n a. CHAMpLIN, wcDber House, rear Of
VI, Court House.
WINFREE & MCCARROLL, Main stree,
w opposite Planters Bank. -
Tw, MCPHERSON, Main Street, adIoining
u .Pla n'crs' Bank 80
OTTER " sYPERT, next to Court House
LII entrance from Main street.
ICELAND &GRAvEs, Main Street, opposite
i Planters Bank, -,
T RKSlGHr 8 SON, Main Street, opposite
u Engine House.
DOCTORS.
~ = =, = -,.>e>~>>>~ ~ - --..-l<s
T q. ALEXANDER, NJ. d., over GRAY 4
liz Buckner's drug store.
- -
WI NJ FUQUA, NJ D., Office up stairs Hop.
w. per's Block.
MlLLINERS.
- - 1900 .,--,,-~>,,,
MFRS. II. I MARTIN, opposite Ph9nix no.
M tel, over Henderson's.
IM nearly opposite Christian Church,
JEWELERS..
-..>.---.->..A-.>1.------.-
DICK LOWER, Main street, at Hooser a
n II BRANDON, Main Street, opposite
", Court House .Ii..
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
CLARENCE ANDERSON, Henry Block. en-.
" trance next door to Sayagc's.
DRUG STORE.
n ARNETT 4 sTARLING, Main Street, Cd.
" posiie Cant Dayison's dry goods
DRY GOODS.
:.
GIANT 4 DAWSON, Main St, opposite Gar |
" nett starllng's drug store.
=
T $. COIN, Main Street, Dick LOWERS old
v !, stand.
honest JOHN MOAYON, corner Nash
IL vile and Virginia Streets,
y W. Wiley, Main Street, opposite h. II.
", Hopper 4 Son.
''9 TRUNKS.
: 1870 = ~, e., - ,---~~,-.--,-.--
2 a. Y0sT, arc. W Wiley. opposite Hop
per 4 Sons.
GR0CERS.
HENDERSON &Cavauah. Main street, OBJ
u posite PhoniS Ho;el.
DIX CASsLER, Pelton's old stand, Corner
: Main and Nashville streets.
MN; MILLS, Court Street, opposite Court
\ NDERSuN & ANDERSON, souch side Of
i Russeliviilc Street.
the depot
IFOoREk EOhTSJA ON corner. thry,
VI doors above Post once.
PhlTCHETr, Court Stree /
between Main aud Virginia.
QoB'T GuYNS, South side Main, near Nash.
" Vile Street. li .4Gntir
RESTAURANTS.
~~N~~NN~oNo.~.~-
W soprhALL, Nashville street, near
LIVERY STABLES
SSscSSSS1HsSS " !,
ton bridge, } NJ Hfpkins, Proprie'or
n l. SMITH, corner Of virginia aud spring
L. streets
y W SMITH, North corner Russe,lyiii, and
IT. virginia STREETS
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-25
the SOUTH KENTUCKIAN.

RoPKiNSElLLE. FEB. 25,. 1870.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05

1t is a mistake to think that your actions or
desires have any influence on the Dispenser
Of weather You should be thankful they do
not If they did, Old Prob would go mad
and your fellow countrymen go madder.
1t is a mistake to think your interlocutor is
ii,.O.-i"s ~ "l-., ys- sey. Hs 20 %hi..liae
either of what he has said or is going to say
just as you were and will be.
1t is mistake, young man, when you
think the girls are just dying after you. 1t is
only you who are thoroughly in love with
yourself
It is a mistake for preacher to say, Just
one word more, and | am done" He but
lengthens his discourse by so much, without
deceiyng any one Of his hearers for an in
stant.
1t is a mistake to suppose that everybody
is thinking about you. You do SO much Of
that kind Of work yourself that you exhaust
the subject.
1t is a mistake to expect direct answer
from politician. His life is given to lodging
questions before election and giving evasive
answers after election.
1t is a mistake to suppose a protesting
Christian perfect He is very much like your
self,
1t is mistake to suppose that your chill
dreu will be satisfied with your experiences
You didn't accept your fathers but preferred
taking a term in the same dear school.
1t is a mistake to suppose that men do not
mean what they say. There is but one man
of whom you can positively make that affirm
alton.
1t is mistake to suppose that the dismally
pious man has had change of heart. The
change is in his liver, if anywhere.
1t is a mistake TO suppose that people 90 to
a concert TO hear the music. They simply go
to exchange receipts for doughnuts and drop
cakes.
1t is a mistake to suppose that your friend
is consumedly interested in your eloquent de-
scriptiun of your liver troubles. On the con-
trary, he is excessively anxious to tell you of
his catarrh.
1t is mistake to wish the butcher would
remove the bones before weighing your meat
How would you like to be weighed that way
yourself!
1t is a mistake to suppose that physicians
know how to treat your constitutional disor-
ders as well as you do yourself. You know
well enough what is best for you, but you dis
like TO undergo the proper regimen. You EN-
ploy doctor, paying him for shouldering the
responsibility of your sickness, and handicap
his efforts with all your unhealthful habits
and practices. s.-BostOH Transcript,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05

A South AMERICAN NAVAL FIGHT. Details
of the battle between the Peruvian iron clad
Huascar-the strongest ship Of war owned by
Peru-and the Chilau iron-clad Cochrane
and Blanco, on the Sth of October show it to
have been the bloodiest sea fight of modern
times. 1t was fought not only with the heavy
ordnance of our times but with nusketry and
gatling guns. The Huascar fought the Coch-
rRue for an hour and half when the other
Ohiliau iron-clad arrived on the scene and
Immediately opened fire, directing her atten-
tion to the Huascar's fighting turret and the
little tower near the smoke stack, which was
the battle station of her commander, Admiral
Grau. The Blauco's guns We're well served
and their effect was terrible. The tower was
carried away and Admiral Grau taken down
below with one of his legs torn of While in
the cabin solid 3OO-pound shot from the
Blanco struck the Huascar in the stern, de-
stroying the steering gear, and passing direct
ly through the ship left gaping aperture
large enough for a boat to enter. This shot
killed the brave Admiral, his aid, Lieutenant
Ferre, and several others. The HuascAr was
now unmanageabe, and from the proximity
of the enemy it was impossible to even fit up
temporary steering apparatus, as their mus
kerry and mitrailleuses literally swept the
deck Captain Elias Aguirre assumed com
mand of the ship on the death of the Admir-
al and took his station in the gun-turret
The turret was hit by heavy shell, which,
passing through port, exploded inside, dis
abling one of the two guns and killing Aguirre
and all who were serving the piece. Thre e
of the five commanders who succeeded each
other were killed and another badly wound
cd. The guns of the vessel were fired as long
as it was possible to man them, and no one
thought of surrender. A boarding party of
Chilians were driven back by the brave sur
vivors, but a second was successful, and the
flag of the Huascar was lowered by the enc
my. She was disabled beyond repair in the
fight, all but Sc of her PIG men were killed
and the others were most of them wounded
The Chilian vessels were more heavily ar
mored than the Peruvian and received little
damage and reported very few casualties
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05

A CHINESE WEDDING IN A SAN Francisco
MISSION HOUSE,. Yesterday attended a Chi
nese wedding, which took place at the mis-
sion home for Chinese girls. This place of
refuge is the Occidental branch of the wom-
ans foreign missionary society of the Pres
byterian church. The bride was an inmate,
and the bridegroom an attendant at the mems
mission school, They met at the chapel ex-
ercises, and he called at the home, desiring a
further acquaintance. The wooing was all
done in the presence of an attendant, who re-
NAMED in the room with them, but the con-
versation was carried on in Chinese Rev.
Mr.. Loomis, who was u missionary to China
for many years, performed the ceremony in
their language, and then uttered prayer and
blessing in English, after which they all sang
some English hymns. Quite a number of
guests had assembled to witness the cere-
mony, and among them many Chinese who
had been inmates of the home at different
times. The congratulations over, refresh
ments were passed around, the cake, which
was handsomely frosted and ornamented,
having all been made by the bridegroom, All
Fook The tables looked very attractive,
trimmed with vines and flowers, fruit and
fancy cakes. The bride, All Chan, received
q few simple presents. letter was read
that All Chan had written to the ladies of
the home, thanking them sincerely and CRATE
fully for the protection, kindness and help
she had received while with them, saying her
heart was full OF love and her eyes dark with
tears that she must leave the pleasant shell
ter where she had received SO much good.
She wept much during the ceremony, as did
all the girls with whom she had been associ-
ated, and the ladies told me they had learned
to love her much, she was so sweet and gem
tle.-SdR Francisco Letter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05
Miscellany.


God hath so many ships upon the seal
His are the merchantmen that carry treasure,
The men-of-war, all hammered gallantly,
The little hsher-boats and barkH Of pleasure.
On oil this sea Of time there is not one
That sailed without the glorious name thereon.
The winds go up and down upon the sea,
And some they lightly clasp, entreating kindly,
And wait them to the port where they would be;
And other ships they buffet long and blindly.
The cloud comes down on the great sinking deep,
And on the shore the watchers stand and weep,
And God hath many wrecks within the sea.
Oh it is deepl look in fear and wonder;
The wisdom throned above is dark to me,
Yet 1t is sweet to think his care s under;
That yet the sunken treasure may be drawn
Into his storehouse when the sea is gone.
So I, that sail In peril on the sea,
With my beloved, whom yet the waves may cover
Say: God hath more than angels care Of me,
And larger share than In friend and lover.
Why weep ye so, ye watchers on the lAndf
This deep is but the hollow Of his hand!
carl Spencer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05

SPURTS of disgusting Mueus,
SnuAles, Crackhng Pains in the
Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness, and
any Catarrhal C Complaint, can be ex-
terminated by Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure, Constitutional An
tidote by Absorption. The most Inn
portant Discovery since Vaccination
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05

The touching sentiment, "Our first in
Heaven" appeared after an obituary notice
in Philadelphia paper, the other day, and
the father of the child came into the office
hopping mad It was the third death in the
family, and he desired to know of the clerk
where he supposed the other two had gone
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05

CENTAUR LINIMENTS; the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies. They heal, sOOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, Weak Back
and Rheumatism upon Man,
and Sprains, Calls, and Lame
nUns IpUn Dcasts. ClIUssP1 sIUiO1N-
and reliable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05

''Oh, yes, said grumbling beggAr, folks
alays helps them as don't need any help.
Why, there's lightning it can get down to
the ground fast enough all by itself, and yit
folks is all the time putin up rods for it
to slide down on"
Little Willie-"And were all the birds
drowned, mammal" Mamma (who had been
telling the story of the Deluge)-"Yes, all
but those who were in the Ark" Willie
"Then do think they were stupid why
didn't they get in row on top of the Ark.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-05
MOoDT q HowE'S
General Insurance Agency,

Offers RELIABLE indemnity in FIRsT-cLAss stock
Companies, such as the
.RT.V.E, H.aRTFORD, PHHyTIX =
NATIONAL, Of Hartford,
HOME OF yVsW Fork,
ROIs.4L Of LfeerROOI, SC.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-19

District Court Summons.

I II DISTRICT COURT OF II SIXTH
L Judicial District. In and for Eureka County.
st4te Of NryAds. Tbs State Of Nevada sends
greeting 10 James si1s:
You are hereby required TO appear in an nc
tfon commenced against yoa a. defendant. by
james NJ. owen. Al plaintiff. in the District
Court Of the Sixth Judicial District. In and for
tAe county Of Eureka. State q Nevada, at the
town o. Eureks, aud answer the ccsnri1is.
therein, which Is on file with The clerk u said
court, within ten days after the service ON yOu
Of this summons exclusive q the day u SER
gfcei, If served in ssid county. or twenty days
IL served cat q said county. but within this
Judgment hy default VIII be taken agstnst you,
according 70 the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action il brought to recover tscg-
ment against you. the said defendant, for the
sum of ntne hundred and fifty five dollars, In
Z. :. gold coin. on = certain proInissory note.
made and delivered by you 70 the plsiutia, De-
eember "a. 1875. in the sum OF hye hundred
dollars; and also to forecIose q certain mort
gage given by ycu TO plaintiff. to secure said
note, upon Lot No. G, In block No. "a. fu the
MonToe Survey Of the town Of Eureka, being 8
part Of the Robins tract. and fer enc hundred
dollars. attorney fees. for the foreclosure Of
said mortgage.
10 appear and answer the said complaint a.
above required, the said plaintiff Will ssk the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
In testimony whereof. 7, Z. r. DODGE. have
herennto set nay hand AID Affixed the seal Of
said Court, this lst day Of September, A. ID.
1879
fsEAL.1 Z. II. DODGE,
Clerk District Court. Sixth Judicial District.
Eureka County. nevada
By T. NJ. BILL. Deputy Clerk.
JOHN Il. BAKER, Plf's Atty. s2-5m
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APPucAnoSs FOR PATENT.


Do Tzr K-CET BOY NISE-Se- sls-
rs ia Cz-e. Eurska- SsTzds. Saly
81 go z<~ - Esreey given tat A
T1-zx- - A Es1tgZeEz Aa1i<f BIS Geo
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80 wszxzx have as Gay 1led t4ds s2EA-
80 - a vstszs for fifteen EzDdrsd nnszr
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II ws1zA- sl-zs=e- tyArs snd s<iEs = Azrs1s
- nss-rsst. Cezlty x Ez-ekA AID state
-, - $50 and designated b tie
go uss-x s.1c1rz4l plat on rfe - s1sx c1ee
=. - ~ -, re e1ttror q
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go !. lk4 t1-es= e1zL EcEHn1Hz Al PCT
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rrfn- - 80 uslrinE groznd a. heE~4nh<fore
t.<rrtaAf .~ reeu rx1 q E3< t1ssr adverse
cIa4n wf1 r&s Register g f1@ lLAses 1t11-s
LaHd o%ee. at E1rg&A- Il TIE STATE q SEES,
dur5nz .@ sixty Gays pNrtod - ~pEcIe4uen
ke-xrF - skrv VIII e b4rred y virt1e u tEs
rrovisso1s q IL
$40 JAs NrNARTIS. Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-19
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO TEE LITTLE GIANT MN 81
c. : Land uSes. EErek1. Nevada. August
& i~7s-Note4 = hereby gwen. hat D. n
Fol4y. whose YSsr 2es address - EEFsE@. Ns-
v.4E 81 tlts aav sled his appiie=tsOn feFs
uxse1s far oze tAsus2Ed fIAfe3 AnsAr Yea q
TIE Lsfle Gt4ss mite. eT xS9n hSsrla4 slsNeF'
With szrf4 { zrUsEd sE5 hzlsarea f8Af feet II
~fdsh. ssfazte. EyiDz ard b<lng II E1Etks Aan-
ing District. CcuDtx Ok EuEeEs ard stats 9;
Nexxs4. and kaswn and ds*Ignstea - TIE
ED neses sn3 e1elsi Fisi % a4si t1-e osare
a. Lot NazateF One Hundred and Ntaetg-f&a.
rE< e~xtsrsdr boundaries - said Lltd2 berg
a. follows. 20 wlfs NzEs4tiea Ie4 G~srs<x Easd-
Cemmenctag Al : post marked Sol Us s1v-
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marked 80 =. &. 3 elFrey NJ lg4- teenees -
cop-s4 y = deg % mIu y s9l ale fsst- l. pst
market SO 3. e. :. survey NJ ~ tAeaes I'd
course y. so fees. - post Married 10 s&-1-
surrey No IN. thence sth course z, - ieef- 20
posi- marked No S. e. : Survey 80 49, taeree,
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: S1rxey No ~. fhenees etn course ;. ~ @ss
z. 80 feet. 70 pest No J., The rlses = Begin
Ning. sals1ininE 4 i4-lQN arrss- THIS claim ~
bounded OF the nerth hy tbs Loae Tins. The
~loe2uan II this 1sne - duig rseerced IN The
Eeear1er'z O6re q Eurskz Mining District n
Book r., page %5. q satd District Records
Any AID all ysrsans claiming adversely an!
portion uf said Little Giant nsise. cr szie min-
Ing Er5Snd - hsresubefaFe erR r.
istsr Of Tie Tnited States Land 0tHce. a. Va
rska, IL the STATE u SesAds. daring tAe sixty
DAYS period " publication hereof. CT they all
b. barred 81 yirtae Of the proyls4cus q tie
stssuts.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-19
District Court Summons.

Vx THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE SIXTH
l. 5udscisl District. IN and far K1rsk. eesDt{,
state u Nev&d4r The state 4 sSgE-a sends
greeting 70 d. EoehlsFs
Yea are nereby required 70 sTRetr IL an
sctsN1 commenced agsiEsT ycu. A. defendant.
By s. n knehisr, as plaintiff, IA the District
Court Ok TIE Sixth Judicial District, in aaa fer
TIE County q Eureka, State Ct Nevada. FL tbs
s99E q Eureka, and answer Tie complaint
therein. which Is on file with the Clerk Of sad
Court. wiI1in fen days after the service On yoa
u this summons exclusive OF the c4y q ser
Ties1. Il served in said couatx. or fweIry GAYS
II served cit % said ceanfy. but within this
district. and In all ether cases forty days, or
Judgment ~ def.nlt viii Be taken HgAirsf Tou.
sceord.5s to the prayer q s91a complaint
TIE said action Il brought xsAiDsf you. the
said defendant. foT tie Trrp0ss 81 ouifaairs
I decree of divorce from the bonds o. mxira-
nsony now existing between pleinfir and de-
fsnaAni. said piA.nisa allesing II he< ssid
complaint that yoa, said defendant have hssE
guilty ef extreme cruelty towards plaintiff.
rendering her life miserable ard Elbs1rzb4e.
ard that yoa, said Gtfeu6znt. Eave failed ard
neglected. for ever ens year immediately pre-
eediaG the commencement q thas seton, 10
provide tie plaintiff With the common rsctH-
ssyiss II Life. wEseh neglect vss nct the result
u poverty Ca your part and which could ut
have been avoided or youT para BY ordinary
Industry, ard ~hteh viii nors fully NppeEr b
reference to PLAINTIFFS complaint o4 Ele here
in. certified copy Il whieh i herewttk served.
AID you srs hereby notified. that II you fail
10 appear and answer TIE said complaint ns
above required. the said pisiniiE will apply
to the Court for the relic. demanded iAessln.
and fer costs.
- IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY. !. r r.
|sr.IA Dodge. have ksreent9 set ny
80 hand and Affixed the seal IF s1id
00O Court this Iith day Of July.
A. .. 1879.
Z. r DODGE,
CLERK District Court, Sixth Judicial District.
Eureka county. Nevsdx.
s4-Isw&x BY Z. NJ. BILL. Deputy Clerk.
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