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cru.aca Ga. roadass,i = ,'a"li 20 = a.:
eGa4 .:e5'r, e7ssic .iie., 'iid2 ,etia.
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'''rA'' hi'"rr ''''s' 90 "Di' Il ov'2 cash.
-
LIVE SipNk MARKET
ceiTsG % DIV ana ore n ihs .,ss ..' ei c &C. ii
hcDo, no traai. In Live ate 7 ,re sas t. bor,
lnle an. H. , ,g,n-r ~ ,a., I'll ciou TIE athsr vss
a az 's'' Coed Ss s TS'iS 5 a 90 s ,,o re n @
i WIS iaS TO- to oe > = 'i' f Pine ri a nm 70
GOOD lan1nE iron a'' 9" - ~omn l'It, leei iaf =
OF ria - I'D srnsss,iS AZ 3scc ''' "'
Nriet 30 - r nd ~ ~ t6sr. All or
gcre eo-e 10 500 hea ~ ,r.r ~ ne ps from yotrr
on ~ r. T.. I ,,.r' i ~, pr. ,ir a. w. "
aer g.. fhiae 90 Few r' r,t. 10 >.v5si'y ia fe.rra
nay s1n f.lgc- n .b.v or. as y,u rrre-ent IfF
et.H.r l"i'i-, sui. tis ony partial rtu.s-i
aa1ins caly o.o- some 300 ~ 100 head. s,ii- vre
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flnInrlaI.
Gapinls BANKS.
Diniceno Nontes.

LIME rrrlsnvrc co .o. I'D Nissg coNr'>fl
N'N-fUas. sept. .' i~It)
NlVlDFND Ne. =
- Ihc bOAruaf nIlfc rOi.s have ihs y fociar q .
,Iy f0uf oi 81 l.0 foir irffoi fn"r.Int d' Dr.
uftf 'If- tirf' f 5000 nr fir cit ii -i'f ~
Gre company o. q" n.. '.n ~ i'r r l9 - % t -
Oc'.rr tstn.lci n"i.s c".c .'pi' 'n aaa e.
open 900 800 500 30 firfnN.f 81 N. q. , i-N '''f
lu aadiil, the a.ry. me Director. 'sri ied n
EXTRA Divides .IYI, Uf.ucfl,e -lft 80 10
GEp. q. LlAAN. -'cy.
ory'.r nln. qrf Asno SOY cry R-c.o,,.-o}
NOTl(E.-A dividend Oi TWO 81 ItR
~ CENT h1f fhi- Jared upon -fot ~ 'hi.
company payable on ne in ay ~ ocio ~ nrx' a. is
New OK 10 ri 90 D. wrch
day TIC fTlusi Books wll be c- ail rfopencd a." id
ltth iat 81 Ociotct h,At . ,.,......, "a.
CFNf.,L HuiR0,D co 90 y " Ies-. s.
10 iItE.4frI, Nl.N-l rAt. sept 4N. }. ~ y
NOTICE j. hctchy gwen that th, coz IONS
" of tae cpN~OLIDA1ED MOt1nAGL BIOS ~ " i..i
Company ulafnflug WiDA E-DAi. october next VII
O' paul w ''' ''''' p : IHiuRor Receiver
CPyrrAt RAILROAD ca. oF NFwJEg-FY.
lIS inEkN -, NiN lOa1, sep. ., l~lt )
NOTICE Is htrcby gwen ihat ~" SENl,,
pER tfN fh. .or. ~ NV ,ud Long irllc1
haroaI uraug. viii he pad On " b. NI~ DAY ~" nrsS
pIoN. go ills oi-f'. - ;. LAlhADf i ''F'f
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
< Adl,.dend ol ONE And OHEIIALF PR 'EN IN
p,. ooio5er 1850 10 kholleia % recon
N.,.-Sfi -i1, isies. win Poe naA AZ tls rriou rfs.s
COMPANY Office, &c., IS Equitable ilI 500, S'- u
bel =. . - 1850. -
Bosion september D. isse.
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DanSruut Notices.

DyERTISkMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar iHE
IPTOWN OFFICES o. lbs Broadway, cor. thlrtyir't
A. or sos West Iwenty third IT.. corner highth.ite:
NJ srs fa-t F0ariceathst 81. corner % li- liAfe 5Ov
Itrl A.. co., Eortg .nychti-sL the hAkLti Offl'E
.o II Thasr Onehnnlrs ln. Tween yfcrrth-s,.
laflrm savings bank Buil4lngL 10 n, - se<tAf
ofuoc rates
nISTRICr COURT of the UNITED ; lAIES,
IRON TuE SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NiWNoRK.
=. the utsfter ~ s.GMJSD T. haAEn and ASHER 4.
Nj \ Ti LIN rupts Is BASkEt PlCl A warrant M Bank,
,r,trx ~. tho II
sitiHUND I. ny IN and AsHkHr MEYER - the city
- the County uf Nrn YORK II The stale u
Te york n District adiudyed banArupts upon tho
u.ou OF theu Creditors AMI the payment OF any debts
and the delivery O any property belonging % said blnk
rpts ~ hr and the transfer 81 any prop
ery DIV th-a by Law. ucetng Ut tno 'rcii-
tor hnkrupts Their debts and chu's one
or more Assg-cs ~ tn rtate viii be held ~ Court OF
holden a. so Warren The CITY of
Sew YORK. in SAD isrt. ON the 2,t dy NJ oei"b A.
u 1874 At O'Clock the Office Of NJ John W. iltue
Que Of the HegisIeIs IN Bankruptcy OF ssid "ait
LOUI> h. PAWN.
Marshal Messenger
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whkov s'eey and un,.ugei a. q o. rie.rt to Ea 1
15S I'm S~' w ~ .a,,-,c. corn
Ma. Gs,, eii ard i6,f ., =. $40 e &C. OR; 2c'c Dt
N"'l nher. Pm no es'i crfls"i f-i pm o. - !,
O. .lc oefo.cg o1rc n,a &o,cii'r, o. w. Ja"h '.
it.'StA'- S'R ,', ~ . ,l ID. a q,
st.o'' isa h.,n,r'-. rro'D bush. c-in nl ald JOY.
g-. ,.- f,r'., i ,.'T d'rn, -rd rrn s.. F,
gno"-c. .o. lrl hedai ~ -. ilra qnri. nf'
cr.-r H ,o,s ,c. ,a 3D. .t c.r, =. rra. f.r-fr..'.
C.ar 81 -. OBJ. ..f Nf.r', .n .aFi .n 81 'i ir. '
- Ha D.. ~ CURT al. .asna' "i ',H ~
5, oI -.p.i 0'ar .'soas -airsef soo lle wi .,e
io,te =. iai. yoss'nper. "a; p.,rri p - l-..f
so .,oa ,sal ni.. Wa A.. 80. ! WA 80 r.:
81 4'o ai' ".5- $50 a.r en- in ,@,.-'';' s' g..
W. 49, So. a., cs ,..,' 8 3, an lire
f'~. 10 ru.i o.. eol Dis.. ,A.oa..l,.-Ilp.r.
$500 bis. wheat l.i9'o bush. ,oin Poi" oesi 'A'S'
MY ,rseg sept gur dH1 sne n %, Il, wss''
tasr ara seerh,r; = ,2a, 0oio9er; 8 80 Nose@' .r'
W. S'o- .ac. o. dr.. 80. com y VA 49, > $,''g.
eic Ien'. @el :, ai.@lns ~" .;r Wv io-k
a. 81 g. ei.l iaf .-,.ms -eaa 6soc Trcsh's-
rolr, s 9s g'nT '9irly af ,. Local ho ,Ts "a.
rutc'-c rely 81 's''. h,t H. ,n,,l.t .or',l
qa,t t.os. "a ralrs.a q, snee Il cNp9f' s,ha" . i
Fancy - r,nus5 ,ania do - dom. 90 DO '''.',
~ D tu
ON - r. ~, N, a, -e,G. ~onhsru Inlnoi-
-. 1,y az Irsaas , eo o tnoc. - ~ nter Wheat
Patents. Sl9s7 o.; MINI ,so'a iiiest. p a. &
vhe'Nar.s' c.uii.ne. i,y,'i.n asi ga.s,,,'d .
II u: nrauare anil jersey r.. on rack q - - . -
Western ana fcnu,. wanna ..r' pm .'a, ~ L ,n ~
ipeua, OBS coat - tnsei "a ara 49, lswg1 50 80.
,oselher. 80 > Rcl. ssyiseger a - ba p -
a.Lh N","n.t ~ IN ee"i - - l,f N "a ..l,d.
i've v,ry itflo hcre: fcar-yva"ia ie Corn -'%@s
a.. a. =, ,n,, Ne Ycos 90 sl9e0c ~ he oreg
tri-! ira -Si.l MIzef Ocnttr. 81 ai 5c second
Ca.. tiar4e, uu.,f lrdi ~nl 81 Ard s'in ~ 20
,l,-...f -4 biz Soc. a-sed Nnyrlher 3D. e. mi y s
a.'el; n.rn',, - e. od .e. 3sH,L V, ID. .i IA
ii % Cao.,c ln, F,n co. 20 .rS'- - te open ''aid
1l-,s' "Is iGtc asicr orioicr. $685. b.. Sc astei
Ns.q, ci ~, -on- lca nrny. ciiy N.ss .c' az ,1
f.aie -a-'c: c.sar Ib side. snosed d0G'aci in ST
&c.. ~u0n., D. ~. '' 90 ue,r r.eA.a ~ , 49,.
ass siia .c iiaa o.d eoun aia ~. 'ik .A,t,'
1.c lea IO... i'as lracr; Peorsgl ,euia ssfiu -
ii..'Ilc. io. Goo,. lo. joe cod,e a-ni Rio, SO
i-'or. f.irfo Good i.i.apF ed 90 s''ef i-c h-hn''
ss-a-. i..i ..l -' olai-'. Nui com" .
Fool 300 .t.'ty ielnr.' h.:e. -l3 7'f g. 'i' a
Z. ~: SOL "h ",A-tn,,rr g.; ~ '..~ o.., ~ NJ
ii 70: so. IA " .atc- SPOT ari tc,ohcr = os 3; ~
. &c., 50 ,.r. 500 ,o~ . e5t- F.. le.toi wa. ia.
,... e..., An... October. ~i u-. tr.n -,I'Hg- I.al
.ro. "a. NO.. Oaaier. . 40 tc' p-e' nrt. ur.r. isr
20. . iu. ...,.r. Ot.-'. o. -I '-'t N"' .'i 81
p. 3d. an ql.r-i I.al ~ .cl.t+- '. ;.".- ''',
u,.p..r. fn-.c o.'s '..l. nn. =. ~. ..a.b
-".,''. $3.50 D-,a' '.''' '.'-' --''- '' $500
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financial.


4 RE lOJ INSURhDl
IL CsUoE o. Gls i.rrG r. iles INSURANCE 70,
NTy YORK; .,lHf ID. l--3 }
Tie TWaSTY--INTH ANNUAL LLEcllpN fo-
pDAf.D lF Iff.Et GO4S ui th., IplAy Wl De nc = x
fh.. ohc. on MONDAY, ptfoprr 0ih. l~sH.
Polls open from - LII uuu ! o. 30. it order
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Tl,. ~.A-rrra.urv duiiur thc ll-i teo days gained
$40. ,- . h.l,.ic. -naie mp Lrs r. D. of -fi2.N"o
,,r.c.ct Tess los of 81. 49, coin. reduces
,o d.. Since last Friday q s2..l. l--cnrr"nef
-. n>I g,a com s,nl92B2. SIC. Nc,t'r'ay thc
coming steamer, have delivered Sj,2H' -Oo
gold, making a totl sine last Friday .1
rt.r,.,l OF .hat Of YESTERDAY tie business was
do,cHt aud = per cent. after which ~ late hour
The probation WIS made 4l2G1 per cont
ON Government huuds tie rate was 3Gc
.rr cont Time loans are about o@'i2
her cent Commercial paper is IN good
demand leading dealers sealing SAILS rs follows;
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Foreign exchange is duh and weak, actual bgs-
ness beng done al LA a cent to the below the
L.. III. i'm .ft4ff
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TMpENIAL GERMAN MAIL

srEA.isiiiiIr rs IE. Hts NSag}foaS.
HLIN.........sai sept. - Eat. D-t II
RATES or pass ,GF FROM Nrw.YOnI % soUrhANP.
,.,,,..,, ~. 90. loN' iAf et 't .i. ~ H..rv %
'-'-''' Sf.FRA.f $50
i''1n ur@cis 90 fc.a ci r-i.s ileiaH STORAGE e''
se'iass tickets to az o 2ni' r. - q, o' I'd
ENpERALa GEGNhN NAL. - liti9,,ma5,l,rS
i ,,i,, o,. ,, .,il Ii"s "r f@'N''''
v. ~il.. LlA..-.'...,ct. ~ ssh .....'....... "t
iatss OF ma 70 ryroaf' l.rto9 C., ,ee'r J n
burg and .i i.ints D. EHe ani %" tI p" ..,, t,,.
fency, s.. e ii RIcIi,'iD < FRS .'n Pcs ~
h cir',r". trNi- ~ nropi-..'. OK
gNMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
ron QUhENsrowN AND LivEnrooG ....
GIN oi. ii 7.....' .isoAY. ''r - -
ON or MOS ri,.. Al....Iiil r-tAt ec. H. D.. 10.
'i'' ~. From per 81. y b. isot o. ',-'on 81, '.,
cAhIT 50 aaa SOD E''en tefa Ca ~'.."'''
sIEalAGE. go Drus At p~estr.t'h
qi,'e s,,siac.- do M ca D. ca,t.r. .l-rp orv.l,
J0nA q. BALE A-,ut 80 aaa .S .al"ai. y. y
NEW-YOKN, HAEANAand ADAlCAN NAIL
tOlt HAVANA DlRaCl
AtD N,..t 'i-' Z. '.. "a ',Af ASA'
~ s. ~ " h,niNGtO N N'"a"1 Obs TAR, o..
CiTY or NtW.YGrK -........ .... .,,.-asv. Not. /.
'OITGet %AS;ii.SgAg' .i"yaa' -; ia1, ~.
81 Xt&uGE b. sons. so 81 lna l, Hr ,ls.v.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE
Theso hrstsi,s- steam mp, sl regularly AZ p m tom
seaia hi s.AN lIAeO b. ~ SATURDAY. sept II
Steamship Av.FO cas- ii.t--.:- l.DN - Af.N I. :
A''''-'' WIlIiAI Z cLY5E & 10. 10. IS 81 ,ais-,n
LAYTON BROS. AGENTS IN Havana
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
losAN i1 SGT 60 va '' tSfaMU; 5%'PASHGA
connect e for Ccaral sui SCUM hu 'rscl xisN
trom san Francisco % Japan and n'1'. -
d t ~
tFs'i nononsu. seNs;csatni. aud An
st.allsip CRY sNEH YORK Nontlg. -e,t -'. al)l.
freGht or general Information aryy al Dom2aiYs
Passengers aI,r, 10 tN tItANt t-Co NANDNty
IsLANDH. JAFAN. CHINA NEWZtALANp ~ .ft \,
Foi ulkes o. Information In regard apPy . IA
"a a. f r. Si.M XIII .''F"' 40 90 Il BULLAy.
" General Passenger Agent superintendent
ROTTERDAM LINE.
Nv Steamers cos Pier alb P-voriA Ferry rs'yi
amin ses-s56 ~ aba. 80 600 -.ossas, 50
49, IA CALAUS. general Agent. ~ soalA Mii.in -
ICNtli, E9lL < ~, ~ SCUM N Ia \. s.. ~
INVITE STAR LINE. ...,..,..,,.,,,
tOH - r.ENsloMN : 10 a. t..f D. De ,,....
rtcouu ended bv Lieut. Mlurv. l. = ~ Oh '" no ol'" -
and h"rcwari vol ages ......,- -.t s, n
&c tl. = n,
hh thN Ne carr. Pen 49, 30 :. "A.
PROM ,,,r WHITE srAR DOCK. FOor oF W ior-l.
Those teaaers are uniform IN SIZE and gnsurpl 81 u -
IUuns Az pilcs,4 A1lu-hIa, where trc noise and Dog 20
iei aaogg degree Of comfort aither'o
"'RlHSrIs-saioon 80 ana 500. stecage as Retlri
lh,s sscss cafiy ac,the- eae. sheep NOE psS
For inspection OF plans ina or inio S ~. a - a.
gut. phHlspAlA IA J. SyistA7 As'"~
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JOHN r. NcCUNE- } sinking
JOHN HARPER, fuuh
GRO. AIEN DfH. y Committee.

OFFICE or riiR IIorsToN ANp rENAs CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY. Hot sfOS n.pteni5sf 20. ls.3 }
rNUE COUPONS DUE OCTOBER /, 1879,
from re con,oh aied pr cent henls ci this e.npaY
wa w i h. W. CAVE Treasurer.
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TEUE STOCKHOLDERS ct the " EMPIRE
L GOlD MINING COMPANY."o Of New-York. arc p"ii-
fd To altepd by ecns rf the esectO'
nj trustee. for and Tor Onrr DHniH, ~
III. an .V OofObef D. 1879 between the hours ~ IL
o'chark "A, aud thr OAlU al said cnmps hs
80 81 Br,siway New NoTk. Trsnsfef bovks VIII close
Seui.mber - rcop october - W T. lLps \ ~.
q. IT HANDfuRfH. -errtiar', = WahSi tfcai'nt
WELLS. FARGO 4 Co, 90 BROADWAY.
cd all u,nly So sa.d other IVcULe CoIst sac4rsi
Ill s,hange Teisorapktc JrGasfers AM Credhs GrttDs
tl< He'd aaa EaIose krs.sAt fs-~
-. md Vqludbles ~ all ports Q ~ u0rt&
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DAcIEIC MAIL sTEAM,MIp COMPANY.


II e.vs COS PIER alb P.yoril Ferry, erssy ~
- -.--,I.tIr-S " si-c slaf. sgD- L
i ~ ~ !.
1st1apiu $3.50 81 lahll. -. sld ~.tttA- % -.
IA CALAU.S General Agent - soa.a Mi 40 -
IUNflT EDNI K NH 3. south .iaii7i, frrsai NstA
1. ". NORRIS 90 BROADWAY General l'f,s-tr As'l-
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@s : 8 g, Is! ~, is 5,'S : + os
G.. s.C - s-. lslm.ll1 49,, Is; i9in- %! b 40
Kk 3, - o,, o., @ OH .E', N Z. nm no.
s.;>-. il,, ii' N. ~. ' eoa.i 90
800 a., %, y. Z, , s@loo -'V% o.. II m
80 ',,ii;;,'' IN, a. + rh -. ltq-. ior74
I..> yI ass,a'.l 81 Ssrl g. .-ioa1gn 'h. o. lo,'4
&n,i' - q 'i' vs.. ~ a. a. j. -.. i,osrs.ias
800 ''....,,,i1 oi ~ -. u p ni. ia5 lo,i
M~gs'@ecp % ~, y.l ~ , - ss.1ii iiiss.
~ rewlfF ia A. fofN i.ta,t. los
N..-tl.r.>-e... l'.klOs FRO. % ..a l'-el0, 1888
q ~. =. i.i u.7s - g. o.. o. p.i I'D. "os 3-2
,l& ETY. los h;' I.' , "' liaq
',. MIN l.-l iol K.il.t-.l,lGl'i
.t .",.il II .r..0. ro...fie2 -
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l' s-i IN; I.c S.. -'
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PEfrT CLOTH MtRKET.
FAN Rr-rs y lss.. sept. lille PINT Cl'h mirs-t
ls been Jess active. steady &c is quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

Total insh.-. 52-.u0O Jl.-uD 4i563J I5uo'u
The following were the receipts and shipments AZ
and IRON Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts -nipnenfs
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-02
A Chance for Work.

Burdette, writing from Canada to
the Burlington Hawkeye, says: Ono
morning l walked out by myself.
All along the marsh road the farmers
were busy in the meadows moving
and turning their hay. A couple of
regularly ordained tramps. idle and
aimless as myself, and much better
acquainted with the road, passed me,
and l tagged along in their lounging
wake. Presently the voice of q far
incr came over the sweet. scented
meadow:
"IIallop t bi.i
The tramps halted, "IIallo your
self" shouted one ofthem.
ado you-want TO hire1" yelled the
farmer.
Judge of my establishment when
both tramps chorused back:
"Yes?"
Well, thought, they aren't Amer
lcan tramps, anyhow, or they would
not disgrace The. profession in this
way. But stood still to listen and
watch, for it was an unusual sight
two tramps going to work.
"Then come over here!" yelled the
farmer; and the two fellows sprang
over the fence aud trudged across the
meadow with the brisk air of men
who really wanted work and meant
business. The farmer stood still
leaning Oh his pitchiork, gazing in
tently at my motionless figure. Pc
sently his voice broke the silence
once more:
"Don't that other fellow want to
hire, oo?"he yelled.
The two tramps turned ard glanced
at me for my reply. Ishook my head
sally but firmly and moved on, with
out waiting TO hear the farmers NUT
tured comments OH my laziness. An
American may die, but he never
works.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-02
Cost Of the Know How"

.I
There was much gumption evinced
by that particular darby whose mas
ter was a Surgeon, who had perform
ed on another darby an operation re-
curing a high degree of skin. This
latter darkv was well.to-do, and the
surgeon charged him twenty-five dol
lars for the operation. Meeting the
doctors servant afterward this dia-
logue occurred:
"Dst was q mighty steep charge Of
the doctors for cutting on me tudder
day"
allow much did dc boss charge !?
"Well, Julius, he charged me TWEEN
ty-five dollars"
Y "Go long niggah, dat amt much
charge"
"Well, he wasn't more dan three
or four minutes dom it, and I think
five dollars was al he oughter took.
"Look-aheah, Sam; you don't UNI
derstan' bout dat thing. You see de
boss have to spend q great many
year learn' how to use dat knife, and
it cost him heaps O. money. Now de
fact am dat he only charge you five
dollars for do operation; de tuddcl
twenty he charge tor de kno,S ho,c.
That's 1.-THE time and money to
learn the know how.-[Editor' Draw
OF, Harper's Magazine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-02
! A Pioneers Big Life.

An old pioneer was hugging the his
toric stove in Judge Knox's court
room, last evening and, as usual with
the old timers who visit that temple
of Justice, was in a reminiscent frame
Of mind. Though poor now, he had,
as o matter Of course, been once rich.
II was a leadin' citizen Oh Muck
albany hill in 49," he said. IN them
DAYS | was in the dust-buying bust
ness. ] had my sign out IS. Compra
Orc Acqui, up stairs, you know, and
all that sort of thing. | tell We II
takes smart man to get along in that
ere trade. Jenkins & Co., was the
Muckallamy hill, but 1t wasn't six
months afore I'd took half their trade
away. had to tussle 10 do 1t. You
see the boys was allus very anxiou
70 do well, an the first that offered
the coin made the rifle. Jenkins &
Co. was pretty heightened. an used
to wait every might fur that man to go
down the hill 10 the express Office an
bring up their money in a handcari.
| saw my chance an' used to be on
hand when the stage came IN, an
just shoulderod mysown coiu when
The driver ,throwed 1t off. Nick
Monkins was the driver In them days.
He was afterwsrd Killed by road
agents. Many's the time Niek's
throwed me down my sack with q
clean 100000 in gold coin in it, and
I've chucked her across my shoulder
no ,rotted up that there old hill aud
had every bit o. dust bought up afore
jenkins g Co.'S handcart ariyed2s /,
bJt.How much did you ssy backed up
tho hill on your shoulderp asked
Judge Knox's clerk, rs o '-lrog - -, - ~ ,
-Four hundred thousand ofteuet
Than less, replied the pioneer, with
melancholy pride. h3 sef y 'sTsa
"See here" said the clerk, figuring
rapidly, Igold's worth SIS an ounce,
and there's twelve ounces TO the
pound. troy weight; that makes a
pound worth s2l6. Now ZIG into
100000 leaves something over 1851
pounds, pretty nearly ton. How
FUR up the hill did you carry that, did
you say?', RF
The old pioneer ooked at thee Jerk
with fixed contempt TOR . moment,
and then, merely saying .@You're .
plagued johnny. Come-Lately, that's
what YOU 9arel arose and ? left tho
court-room.-[yirginia Chronicle.
81 ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-02
the SOUTH KEMTUCKlAM.
ADVERTISING RATES.
WHAT WAS zTa
A Man Desosnds from a eloudless
.l Hkv. s-H..

A Man Desoends from a cloudless
Hky.
Tn this sensational country, whdil
startling events crowd one 'another
thick and fast, what transpired in the
presence Of some unsophisticatel
country folk living in the eastern por-
ton Of this county few days since,
may not elicit more than a passing
notice and, it MAY be, skeptical
sneer from the worldly reader. But
knowing Abe Goodpaster, his vie
and his aged mother to be honc't,
truthful reputable citizens, living
quiet, unpretending life anil mixing
little with the world, we think their
story worthy of more than passing no
tice and therefore give it to our rea@-
ers as told to us:
About half an hour by sun on FRI
day evening, the It'll inst, Mrs. Good
paster stepped from her house into the
yard to hang ont some clothes which
she had been washing. The sky was
a perfect azure blue and not clord
was to be seen. Presently there ap-
peared high up in the heavens an OH
jcct Of such unusual appearance that
the attention of Mrs. Goodpaster
was at once riveted. Slowly it de-
scended to within twenty feet OF the
earth, seemingly about sevcnty-five
yards distant and directly over clear
ell field. Here it assumed the form
of man of msiestic and commanding
appearance. A series of graceful
gesticulations with the hands were
first gone through with and then tho
figure with bowed head assumed de-
votional attitude. Somewhat recover
ed by this time from the wondering
surprise which chained her to the spot,
Mrs. Goodl aster rushed into the house
and called her mother and several
chillred into the yard all of. whom
saw distinctly that which we have des'
cribed. The figure then mounted in
to the heavens and was soon lost to
view.
Other persons in different parts OF
the neishborhood saw an unnatural
object in the sky the same evening,
some of whom thought it was a bal
loon, We did not pretend to have IA
theory but are firmly convinced that
Mrs. Goodpaster, her mother and chill
dren honestly believe they saw man
descend from the sky and then ascend
again late Friday evening on the 7th
of this month. They were SO very
10th to communicate that which they
knew seemed so impossible that the
news did not reach this place until a
week after the occurrence. @-f.f
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-02
Railway Birds.

An engine DRYER OH one of the
Scotch lines reports that he has
noticed that certain hawks of the
merlin or "stone falcon" species make
use of the passing of the trains for
predatory purposes. They fly close
behind the train, near the ground,
partly hidden by the smoke, but care
fully watching for the small birds
which, frightened by the train as it
rushes roaring past, fly up in bewil-
dcred shoals; the mcrlins then, Will
the little birds are thinking more of
the tram than Of lurking foes, swoop
on them from the ambush of tho
smoke, aud strike them down with
case. Ifthey miss, they return TO tho
wake of the carriages and resume
their flight and their hunt. They can
II seems, easily keep pace with an ex-
press train, and outsirip il when they
please. --IScieutiic American.