davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09

BRIcK.-Govs q Wilson ase in re-
1oeipt of large scow load of FIRST class
brick. from the 6teilacoom Brick Yard.
Parties wishing either large or small
quantities can bS Supplied by leaving
orders at our produce warehouse, on
Yesler's wharf. We also have for sale
laths aud lime Cow s. WILSON.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09

ia1 Fer the best photographs in all
styles. in bright or clondy weather. 60
70 xnrss, sSuilivan's Block Front
street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09

A nsn who has . mortgage % his
farm should take life insurance policy
in the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company for IN equal amount. one
will Offset the other in case Of death.
tua~ I A. McKINNIR. Agent. =.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09

TA4mPacific Mutual wants to loafi'
money at Seattle and vicinity. Call on
A. MoKinnis, their agent. 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09

Seattle. to Wit: . slaughter hssss. DO.
Referred 10 . special committee CON-
posed OF Couucilmss Miller. Bagley
and St-tson. ~ -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09

-
Ray.d rsA.ns on a log II The
Palouss A0eiI 1tst.stsll into. she
water. and Yodid imve df5Wncd bad
hot Wesley Breeding plunged In and
brought her out. -. At the recent
teaci,els'- institute. ct. Colfax. jacob
Hoovrf~ delivered IN Nddssas and w A
In,nan e-3sctare. .,Mr 6teat, In roc
boat. 'seseended ninety miles Of Yakima
river last wsek 10 ten hours Yakima
City is 10 have o brass band i. j b
Huntingdon ct last accounts had got
Together 900 head OF beef cattle for the
drive across the plains. Prof. Tuck
has gone into the Peshastin gold min-
ing district. - p. Yakima aud Klickitat
counties have got up . difference in
opinion - TO the ownership OF . tract
Of land adjacent to the line aud how
Occnpied by eight or ten settlers. The
assessors of both counties are after
these men. aud in this they are IN a
bad way.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND oyylcx At OLyxrIA, VT

LAND OTyzcx At OLyHrIA ". TT
/. ApE1l -, 163o.
NOTICE Is HRREBY GfvES That faR
IN follnwtnE Bsmed sstttev hes fled notice OF
his intsnfion to make final prof In support -
his clsta, and secure Anal entry thsreof s1a that
the proof o. witnesses via be made bsfosS J. 2.
Ludlov. Esq. Clerk Of the District Court. 81 B.
sstls. 1T. e saturday. ~ l2sA day o. Jsess
4. D.. fso0.
1Acos Il. KEITH. Psv-snpsien D. 6. No. -.
lee the n. y Of Sw 4 and Sc. Of CIV. & ~
section Q. Township - North. Range East. sn1
names the following - bis wisnesses 70 psove
his conttnusus rs~1denes upoa snd sa1sisatSsa Of
saia tract VI =. vetnosa, Ssssvh Dueisp- u.
NsIso .. apd -. J. Nelsoa. ell % ssaeaiss Atng
es "a , s.s.,1 : naovr p.e,.s.,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Preaching at the Congregational
Church today at IL o'clock An. by
Judge Greene.
Barton Hill, d Bagley and Capt
AinswOfth are passengers out on the
last steamer from Portland
Including railroad bonds Thurston
county has debt Of ST ,226. A year
ago it w.s greater by $500.
Remember the business meeting Of
the NJ G A on Monday evening next
at u Pm. Very important business.
Twenty odd miners left for Skagit
on the Chehalis, Yesterday, among
whom were the remainder If the trail
builders with their tools and equip
ments.
There will be no preaching ct the
Baptist Church today. the pastor being
absent. Sunday School ~ half. past
twelve. Young peoples meeting at
quarter past six.
At the election fUr Trustees, in New
Tacoms. on Mendsy last. Theodore
Hosmer and David Lister each received
So votes. II c Bostwick ~, end Stephen
NJ Nolan end Sam Wilkeson each 20.
Mex. Wednesday Capt Stretch will
take the Nellie up ths skagit river, as
far as she Gun 60. probably to the noath
Of the Sank. From this on Skaeit
steamers will go as near the portage NJ
posi- bic. thus doing away with NEST. If
not all.of the dangerous canoeing here
tofore necessary.
DIT Denny. e NJ Smithers. II B
Bagisy. FeH Wentworth and j J Nc
Gilvra have incorporated, under. the
name of the King County Canal and
Manufacturing Company. the object Of
which is to make and niaiutain . canal
from Lake Washington into Il ks u MON
and another f:nm lake Union 10 Sal.
mon Ray When writing the other
day on the subject If these canals. and
with tho Intention of hurrying them
OH, we had no idea that the project was
so we'll in hand. and 10 near perhaps
the CONSERVATION we 81 so earnestly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09

- HEADQUARTERS STEvEss Posr No. !, G. A. x.
CoMRADEs: - our attention II called to General
Order No IL. Headquarters Prov. Dept waIh
tngt0n Territory, @. A. X. And In accordance
with the ,Kuies and Regulations establishes by
the q. r.. the 30th day Of May will be observed
in cnmnsmcration OF our deceased comrades All
members Of Stevens Post No. I. q. 4. 3 in good
standing are commsnded he present ct their
regular ilsce VI meeiing Masonic HALL ON the
29tb dxv Of May. 1880. At O'Clock ?. u. And all
hOnOfsbly discharged Union soldiers are request
ID to meet with ~ and take pars in the exercises
of the day. BY Grder Of
: W H. WHITE. Commanding Post.
FRAME S.IDKL. AdjutAnt
Below We give full list of the off.
GERS and members OF Stevens Post:
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
MARcH.--Thc March number o. this
popular and pleasing magazine line
tor the leading illustrated article a
most timely and interesting sketch OF
Bermuda, by the author of"liuniiimg
The Blockade" aud so forth; and
then there are other articles ora do
nestle nature, such as aypicture Of the
Mammoth Cave, and a description
by the distinguished Boston lecturer,
George w. ALLAN, Esq, who has
made n study OF the cave, and given
the public some new facts Regarding
1t. In fact, the contents OF the ihaga-
zines are worthy OF attention. and
not the least worthy of nllis q story
by Captain George II. Coomer, called
"Thc Grayback on the Coast" thrill
ling tale OF the sea, which should be
read by oll.i The wit and fun in this
number bubbles all over with jollity.
But read the list OF contents, and see !:
Bermuda; A Chapter OH Coffee The
Chimpanzee; The aIammoth Gave !;
Song; Tho Druid Prophecy; Song;
Detected by a Ring The Reliable
Man; A Hard Winter; The Heart Of
Bruce, 1tecollections Of Other Days !;
A Low Voice in Woman; The Street
Singer; Sleep and Sieeplessress !;
Found Dead Ma'm'selle; Reflections /;
Rose.red aud Lily.white |; Uncle Ben's
Story The Rose; A Healthy Heart;
Patty's letter. "A Modern Judas =
Good-by; The Model Housewife
Hints for Visitors Our Young PEG.
Piles Story eller.-Fred and Floasie I;
The Grayback' on the Coasi; On
Mount Pelios; 'Ruthyen's Puzzle
Page Editorial zNotes ; The House.
keeper; Curious Matters; Things
Pleasant aud Otherwise; Our Picture
Gallery.
Published by Thomas& Talbot, 70
nswlcy Street, Boston. Mass. at 81. so
per anh,im, postpaid, ami for ssaie at
all the news tiepols in the country.
The January aud FebruaryMumb IA
of Bdlioa's Monthly Magazine " II
be sent to any address, a. samp Q,
postpaid, on receipt of25 cents; the L.
If you wish Ito continue, It. will ei|
only be necessary TO remit $L25 4 ri
the balance of the year.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
Leafing of Girlhood.

When girls midway in their teen,
throw off their natural girish habits
and attire, don long skirts. yskoot, ii.
their hair, affected the!airs and dress o
young women, they youd often be
surprised to know what their elder,
really think Of the improvement
One such young mistress went to the
depot recently to meet an aged friend
of the family, and waa surprised to
find horselfnot recognized upon greet.
ing fhc visitor as she stepped from
the cS;. AM "e''
Don't you know me, auntie?
= Why, this'isn't Maria, is it?'ql9,7s
Certainly, don't J you think / look
better than / did last summer when
you wers here? 9s ~
No. replied the honest soul. look
ing the girl over, to toll you the truth
Il do net. Go, home and letdown
your hair and DO young while you
can. for it will not be many years be-
fore you'll be glad to have people take
You for girl, ietHg SIDE 50
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
CARD ETIQUETTE.
A CODE WHICH Is AUTHORITATIVE
THE HIGHEST STYLE AND To-
NEST USAGE OF PAsTBs
BOARD PoLITENEss.

The card should be printed or writ
ten very plainly.
White cards. without any emhellish,
ment, are regarded as in thu. best taste
avoiding extremes in size.
The gentleman's card should con-
tain nothing except the name and adj
dress of the caller; in general omit the
address.
The titles of Hon." Mr.. Esq. etc,
are not allowed on calling cards.
"Mrs." or "Miss" are admissible on
ladies' cards. Professional titles. such
as CDR. REV" anil IN. d., etc.,
are admissible on gentlsmen's cards.
a m 'litary ii lie, such as "Lieut."
"Capt,. Gen." ~. S, A." ~.
S.N.," etc., is also admissible.
The handsomest style is that which
is engraved; next is that which is beau
ii fully written; next comes the print
cd card, in text letter.
At a hotel, when calling on any one,
send your card and wait reply inthe
reception room.
If two or more ladies' arc in the
household, the turning down Of cor
ner signifies that the card is for all the
ladies'.
The lady in mourning. who may
not desire to make calls, will send
mourning cards to her friends instead
during the season Of retirement from
society.
A gentleman calling on lady and
she being absent, ornot at home, but
her daughter being in the house, the
gentleman will send in his carl, in
stead Of calling, as it is not customary
for young ladies to receive calls from
gentlemen unless quite intimately ac-
quainted. eS tagia7
1t is well to have cards in readiness
at every call.
1t is quite well to send in your card
by a servant, as tho INSTRUMENTATION
OF the name is thus avoided
II lady is not at home, it will al
so serve to show that you have called.
The hostess shsuld, If not desiring
to see any one, send word that she is
engaged when the servant first goes
to the door, and not after the card las
been sent up. -" -
1t is admissible, when a lady does
not desire to see q caller. to instruct
the servant to reply that "thc mis-
tress is not at home" the understand
ing being that, whether in the house
or not, she is mot at home" for the
reception ofcallers. a no g
A business card is inadmissable as
calling card, unless the call be pure
ly one of business. Fi'f 79i
In making New Years calls it is
customary to present card to each
Of the ladies' who receive with her, ,s
well asto the hostess. z
In taking letter of introduction 70 |
a lady in the city, if you send it to her
by the servant who answers the bell,
also send your card with the same.
The card being left in your absence,
is equivalent to call. A call is now
due from you to the person leaving
the card.
In leaving the city for permanent |
residence abroad, it is customary to
send out cards to intimate friends, add
ing to the name up. 2. G. Presents
Parting Compliments.
After receiving an invitation for, or
attending, large party or ball, it is
customary to cali soon afterwards OIL
the hostess, making brief stay, or
leaving a card.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16


will then be vacant and we will q
glad TO hear the dancing school ques-
tion again agitated at this place,
Mr.. Jim Forbes filed an order for
30 hogsheads in, one day and halt
for Mr.. j. Gainett of Pembroke. Mr..
Forbes will recover Yaughan's Chap
pell soon, preaching there the End
aud 4th Sunday in each, month. Mr..
j. Lewis and Mr. 7. Shaw arc the
officiating preachers. cr 4.
We have several visitors in the
neighborhood at this time Mist
McCalpin Of Todd is visiting Mr.,
Venable Carpenter. Mr.. Goblin OF
llopkinsville is visiting Mr.. Jim
Shaw and is quite sick. Esd
| Base ball aud croquct are numb
cred with the past, checkers and
cuchre has taking their place and am
sorry 10 say the Sabbath is profaned
by INDUCING the passion tor such
games. Think God will hold thosa
responsible who so recklessly desc
crate the one day OF rest, lie has
given us. 0 sS9a3
DO RA Mt.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
LEYToNSvILLE.

Since our last writing there have
been two deaths to record, one the
SON Of Mr.. John Harmed, aged lG
months, the other little daughter OF
Mr.. Robert Boyd a month old, Mr..
Boyd has an other daughter very sick
with that dreadful disease consump.
ton, Miss Minnie young lady about
10 years old, the parents have our
heartfelt sympathies. an
Col. Ed. Meacham an old and high.
ly esteemed citizen of. this neighbor-
hood Is not expected TO live many
days longer, his case 10 very remark
able one, he has what they term the
ST. Vitus dance, he sleeps but very
little and then his hands and feet arc
in motion all the time.
Mr.. Marian Carpenter at this place
has sold out his store house 10 Mr..
John Fruit who will bring on new
stock of goods in a few days. Mr..
Carpenter is preparing 10 build again
on tho opposite side OF the street.
We are glad to SEQ our friend Mr..
Jim Steel on foot again, we heard
that he was quite sick with fever,
but we learned il was of the character
that has been SO prevalent in our
community this winter (matrimonial
but he was not seriously injured.
Mr.. George Hollins experience in
the blacksmith trade was not remun.
erative suppose, for he has left, Il
and entered Mr.. Frank Vaughans
mill, every Friday we hear tho wills.
tic calling for more corn.
There will be a bachelor sale at
Leytonsville soon and dinner on the
ground, ladies generally will be in
yitcd. / hope some bidder will COM
penisate the manager Mr.. j. Y.G.
for his trouble and not let him leave
The ground with ont a bid.
Come on Mr.. Owen the second
session of Mr.. Ed. Carpenters writing
school will close this week, the house
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
Small Change in the West.

A Kansas correspondent Of the Bos'
ton Transcript writes:
In truth, man who waits foi
change in the shape Of two, three OIL
four cents is looked upon with some
thing like scorn in the West. Is your
bill seventy-eight cents? You pay
eighty, or the obliging shopkeeper
says: "Call it seventy-Sve."
| recalled an incident which one of
the merchants of Salina related when
speaking Of his recent "trip to New
York for goods. After making his
preparations for returning he went to
settle his bill, which proved to be $4O.-
09. He paid $40, and was turning
away when he was recalled by a tap
on his shoulder, and the three cents
were p,in'el out.
In scorniul amazement he threw
down ten cents, and again started
away.
Here is your change, SIR" said a
voice, in no wise overwhelmed by his
contempt. 0iF
The merchant waved his hand and
bowed. -.sa. -s
Keep it, sir. I am Western
man. We don't grasp three or four
cents there SO closely" 3lUG'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16


Three old gentlemen arc IS ting
around table on a steamboat, Wait,
ing to get another party to 4 g, me o
cards, Presently they espy ; nice
looking young fellow. N One OH, party
goes up to him and says: Ni W., n I
Parlen me young man; we want
somebody to join us in q game o.
cards;
> Thanks, 1 never play cards.
Take drink with us? Z, $50
Thanks; | meyer drink. I'M
Well, have cigar, 4 10. 81.
Thanks; ! never smoke. .E1Suhy
En- Now / rather like that in a
yonngman. Come into the cabin and
III introduce you to my wife and
daughter. "a i1rlia a. &
Thanks, said the demuro young
man; | shall never mary.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
- ------- - -
Expressed Their DELIGHT.

Thousands of ladies of refinement
have expressed their delight at find.
ing such delicate, fresh, flowery fra
GRANGE in DR.. Prices Unique Per-
fumes, Pet Rose, Alista Bouquet,
Evening Violet, his other odors. La.
dies and gentleman oftaste appreciate
the sweetness Of DR., Prices Per fumes
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
Inventors and Patentees

should send for instructions, terms
references, &C., to Edison Brothers
Solicitors of Patents, Washington. ID.
e., who furnish the same without
charge. Edison Brothers Is a we'll
known and successful, firm of largo
experiepce, having been established
in 1866. u .Il.lt 80 ..-u....
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16

Parents, mothers, nurses,--do not
fail to give DR.. Bulls Cough Sy rup
10 the little ones for all eases Of Coughs
or Colds. Costs only 90 cents.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
THm
CHICAGO LEDGER
0ne.y''e!arF Free.


We ofrsr TUE CHICAGO LEDGER 0as
sends Ms $40 90 fof ono OF the Natehss as-
An ELcfN WATCH, warranted . psrfse. tine.
hooper, OoIN-sILvER CASE, srkM wtNH
eithar hunting-oase or open-fAes.
These Watches are mads By Tho Elsin National
watch Co., OF Eigin, ILL.,, and ue guaranteed pos.
fsct time kcepen. and IN nnish and completeness
cannot be tcellsd. A guarantee ffom the mana
fsctufeis accompanies each watch. /,
[, NO KNY Is REQUInED, ~ they ere adjust
"a 70 the latest Improved gTEM-wIND. To
hsads can be moved By ne STEM. thus sveidihs
any occasion for opening The fses cover and break
Each watch has the pxtsnt dust-eap, and 10 In
cloeed IN "a elegant COiN-sILvKN case, eihsr
HUNTING or Oriq<-EACn, Weighing 1WO
AND ONE-HALF OUNCES, and for beauty
cannot b squnicd for thu rnonsy.
NO ono can appreciate ne Advantages Of q
BrEM-UINDIh0 WATCH until they hayp
ttcd ono, Thty are perfectly secure ssainst din
and Dust knd vssr nindh longer thsn the old-fash-
ionod key.vinder, 10 say nothing Of the fact that
they can bsrgt md wound up a. ny time without
ATn7s Co "a =, Or SP:nins y. case ",,A \, mai
postage pA,d and regisisrsd. and Tun cnicaoe
,sred letter, snd stats vhslhsr an OPEN-RACk
% nUNTIno-oAsB watch h dssirvd. Address
s'i'ellThE LEpoER, Chicago, TIL
~ ssbssipuoas % THE CHICAGO
LEDGER will BE- rscciyed N shis ofsps,
vhsrv eopy q the papsr may b sssA
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
.N'ovA1pADIkl ravflIs q

VvTevALuAnLk raufIIs 80 D Q
~ u yca 1 to- snerins lealg efansuis,.
as 'n" 'ea Oh sickness cheer, for ~, -. !,
II b-a1b Hop BitterrswIlf curc n III ~ f3a
u yon nro b ministcrl4abd havs osfy5a ~ A..
self with yourpsstornt al ficss mr. ~ ,noshar l
out with care and work OH n YOU nro
II you feel weaE adI iiiniIi(cd, 4 II oy,k .nN
" knowinR why, ~ I III NJ @se'
80 Hop Bit,ers will Restore Yon.. ain1oi1
nyou arc man OF b,is NJ tcrra /, A., an,
strain OF your everydny{,duf Or i,,an ~ Ia,
tefa. toillng over uISmidniEht W0tf. a Wy
n " Hop Biucyswili< strcns,l,cu, Won. !, 10
u You arc young. andLsuncrine from srv ,,a,.-
crcfion, or are growing tool fast a. ffrn ,,c r
Hop Blttcrs willE.Rciicye Youy " "a
~ YOU are ID tho vor< sloh on The fa,- -,
desk anywhere, and fcclfIthaE yonr rvst., 80,
cennsins, tonns or stm uiafing, Nj IN io NJ,
Hop BItfcrs isI3whnt You Need. Q fgsl
II ron am old and your SInp,.c a lssss,. N . 10
suhstchdy, and your iarntcs waning. - 'oui
Mop h'ftess van eIvoyca New Life and yissr.]
Hor covou cuhs q nc sweetcst, safes. and best.
wHTlNE Ask childrrn. rHi3li vi NJ
Ihp HOP FAD for Stomach, Liver and Kidney, II
sHPe''''to all othen. Itts perfect AJAX Dfuggistsu
ssonts audirraais,a able curo for dr,,ps
~ usc ~ opium. tobacco and narcoticd tTy
a ascvs ola BY dnissA HcpBiisrs si Co IesAsasr Y.
e
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16

ngnbBfJa p Including Shooting outf,t.
yS Ssn % S,sss. 4 fssI:
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
.oy lif "a ~
oe'h lear oil OFT d
GOdey's shady Book
See what Goley's Lady'sl Book will
.. Contain in 1880 hsgnikia. I

See what Goley's Lady's, Book will
.,..,.. Contain in, 1880. hsgnsia. I
Nearly 1900 pages of first -chss literary
matter, y steel plate engravirgs Of Beautiful
and original Subjects, u double page elegantly
engraved colored fashion platos, II pages Of
vocal and Instrumental music 900 wood en-
cravings, illustrating art, science aud fashion,
" large diagram patterns Of Indies and chill
drcn's dresses, y architectural designs for su .
burban. seaside, and city, homes, 200 or more
original recipes for family use, and the usual
original department matters. II ,foWHli
And only 80 90 per Year.
In addition 70 the above brilliant table sof
your friends that Godey's fady's Book mas
been before the .Amerfcan people for flftr
yoars, and In that time has stood at the jhea,i
OF all the fashion magazines In the country,
Notice our reduced club rates Begin work
az once. subscriptions can begin ut ann time,
and back numbers supplied when desired.
Let no one gct into your Held before YOU. III
You need additional circulars, send for them
at once. Use the latest copy Of the book YOU
have for sample, or send for another. IT
Now is the time to make up ycnr
81. Clubs. 0i elpi
Money for. clubs must oil be sent at one
time: Additions may be made at club rates.
nee where TIE subscriber may reside. and sui.
scriptions may commence with any month In
the the year. Back numbers can always be
supplied -~t.rT Isf DfhfI s7yI
How to Remit. .asslg
Get post Office money order on Philadel-
phia, or draft on Philadelphia or New York.
IL you cannot get either OF these, send bank
notes. and In the latter case register your let
Godey's Lady's Book Publishing
Company, (Limltcd. To- s.sf7
loo6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16

hai'agae q Vcas e7oH
.gs~'s assss d-7-T
'silqgs sta alaa'' f,cD
i'sig ish I'D
pa a7ed 80 zajw lao
e enc ~ Aloirag} ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16
Aims andsntends to sun

iFNN y l1hof mint n
2 saLsl oqiW hna ia's Bib
.ehah lilo adt 10 essld adj
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16

'sn!i smos Ioi Siis aoei hsi "a
20 g'sh bss ~ ana7sq ., sorsg4 n
It1ei oslo s7uiislsb 81 sn,l,iao4a,
81 doloW I'M s1ooii5 i.cpis7 yco "a
Toll 70 geQiia iasatnsg ti7aol "a;
.7-TTrE)rF-Td ods saly.a.s
VI sno ysra sst'sg alssw tiniI
'ly tho wants Of tho people in the way
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16

is l0Fili Bog Ez8sdhsa.5
'7ia7 los9 AL baAI lus
tsuli
'''s"No emsss3 asG ladH
9'i ''s7 OF as1g ea saIl
siess gels3 disoa
usifolisa "a vsJ,os,..
a'of sulsHls bal agnl1ql
hsr Vf,r,,