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National Republican., 1880-12-29
4 OOn THE GREAT Joon
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE


TO THE E5Ff FBEAfyRYAEIA WEAf AsS HogSH sogfwrsr,
srLnsBiD Et stHShHSi NINA &c raur
rnKfNs II ErEET I NSYRGn Fer Ssps 5 cor
For Plii;6aE ana ihs ,WS;t, $SS 4, daily with
cinhati, 81 Louis, and Chicago; $50 p, N. daily,
BHhrfMS,E Ti fSIPSS E"s h@b Y PF5RfS& FofS&Ac RAILROAD
For Canandagua hochgsier, Builaio, NlegaTa Falls,
ss@ @satSfdn%ywh % % fai"cS cars 70 SSc Ca"daisaa and
For Wiiiiamsport, Lock Haven and Elmlra, at iGiO
~ a M dsilS excSp. r. SUNDAY; 1y ;o.,o ~ ON 49,, ,ooo
Limited Express Of Pullman Pailor Cars, osO u. IN.
at Jersey Glty with boats Of e BTooklyn Annex
doSble srr"sc GSS, aeross Nov YORK CIV Ui.'' Vo'"s
For Philadglphia 1910 u. M 2lO, 5;iO and 1000 p M
Limited % axprSss Sp a. m NJ daily except @ sunday.
For Baltimore, 64o SOo $40, lOton M md 40, 40
iGi6 All a. H., slS 5lo Ss5 and 1000 p nl
For popes Creek Line, $40 ~ M and i4o p, IN daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m and 40 y. daily, except
NAY ATp ALEXANDRiA AND WASHING
For Riexandrla 100, 7?o, 90 a. ~, and li,2o a. M; /;
SasSs a% S + Po @ 6 SS ana f. @ rs S s @ ana and i s M m U"
daily and S p H. daily t SSsspt sunday o, m,
r"s ma ssSs o m @ o sSf @ S na @ and and
l2o9 midnight. Sunday at sos and 1000 n. M, 700
Tickets information sleeping and parlor car accom-
moda,'ons Gan De procured ~ ihe
Hrsf @ q e ssn wss oes ea be a Sr tns
checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
l.. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK TlIOMsON. Genernl Mnnaget.
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Kliddhtkuu IA Paris.

Sameschimo, the Japanese ambassador TO France
bias just died In Paris of pulmonary consumption
He looked almost boyish, although approaching
middle age. His mapners were amiable, and his
and Nine. Sameschima's reception were pleasant
winter feature of Partisan society. In his later
receptions his own countrymen were numerous
but though Nine. Sameschima appeared, they did
dor was shown to few friends in n sitting DO
sition, and propped up with pillows, as 1t was
when gasping for breath, he died,a there was In
the moItuary chambers service according to tht
BUDDHIST ritual, which Duddhists only were in
yita1 n attend
National Republican., 1880-12-29
Frank Mayo FIned.

MI. Frank Mayo was fined $40 and costs, amount.
ing to elS.65, by the Police Courtin Atchison KAN
few days ago, because his door.keeper refused 10
admit the city clerk 70 the performances without a
paid and then attempted 10 pass In on tho strength
of the city ordnance which provides that the city
lioense for shows and see that no other thing Is
exhibited than that specified In the same The
doorkeeper, when the demand for admission was
made told the clerk that his instructions were 10
admit no one without ticket, and that all who
were rightfully entitled 10 admission without pay
had been supplied with tickets
National Republican., 1880-12-29
An Eiisor,. TrIbuIn,,ons.

If an editor omits anything no Is lazy Ifhe
speaks of things as they are, people get angry ii
he CLOSES over or smooths down the rough points,
he Ia brtbed. If he calls things by their proper
he does not furnish readers with Jokes, he Is an
idiot ifhe does, he is ra,tehoad, lacking stabil.
ty. 1.-The condemns the wrong, he Is good fellow,
70 unmenuoned, he is coward II he exposes a
public man ho does II 70 crafty spite Is the tooo
III personalities, no Is q blackguard II he does not
his paper Is dull and insipid,--London Sportag
Times
National Republican., 1880-12-29

are likely to prove strong competitors OF railroads
in the destruction of our forests. The statement Is
that large gang Of workmcu has been sent to the
tract to begin Improvements. There will he erected
u shanty ity feet in length, twelve feet In width,
aud eight feet high. The shanty once completed
work will be begun on large store building thirty
dwelling houses and oil enormous digcstor f0i
the cooking and steaming of wood IN the manu-
facture of pulp, and huge building to be used In
the manufacture of paper sacks and wrapping
paper. All these preparations are preliminary To
reducing twenty thousand acres of forest TO news
hnoL aud una writing nonars
National Republican., 1880-12-29
A Rlind RaI,s Work.

blind boy OF Montreal has made u miniature
house inside an ordinary fourounee medicine
bottle. The building Is made OF forty pieces OF
wood, neatly htIed and glued together, II would
puzzle man who was not blind 70 get the pieces
Into the bottle without putting them together The
stopper OF the bottle Ia still more wonderful ii
almost nus the neck OF the bottle, the top being
large enough 70 prevent us going down too far
below the neck, small wooden peg has been
driven, which extends far enough on each side
tho stopper TO prevent It's removal from the bottle
How this was accomplished Is a mystery
National Republican., 1880-12-29
Foreign STOCK MARKET.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Consuls for money 95 1915; for
the account as l5le; U, s. bonds SIS, iOG. Atlantic
and Great Western iTsts 0iAi do seconds 81, Erie,
524i do seconds l0dts New York Central, l55 Penn
sylvana Central, 07A The amount of bullion with.
100000
PARIS Dec. 2s-Three per cent rentes, slfa2JGc for
the account Exchange on London, 26f SiJSc.
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VIM. nj. GAIT & co.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
ON DECK.
And Don't You Forget 1t!

Candy by the ton, several grades,
fresh; GumdrOps by the ton, pure
and fresh; Shellbarks, New York
State crop, big lot; Nuts by the ton,
all kinds, new; Raislns by the ton,
NIL kinds, new; CitrOn and Currants
by the ton, new; Florida Oranges,
fine, large supply; Valencia Or
anges, fine large lot, and very cheap;
Lemons, the best in Washington,
big lot; Malaga Grapes. the best in
Washington, so barrels; and other
Christmas Goods in endless supply
and great variety.
National Republican., 1880-12-29
2Hiscellaneous.
Proposals.
Notice to Contractors.

CHIEF ESGINEER's OFFICR,
WAsuISoToN CITY ASD PoTNT LOOKOUT IT, r.,
Corner sixth and G. streets n. w,
wAsuINaToS, u. c. Dec. II, issO.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received ut this Of
- flee until MONDAY, the ID day OF January next,
ut ~ o'clock in for grading about eighteen miles OF
this road, extending from Brnndywine, In Prince
George County, to Charlotte Hall, Charles County,
Nd -
The right TO reject any and all bids is reserved,
W. j. WHARTON.
chief Englnecr.
s,o.
National Republican., 1880-12-29

REVELLS.-At her late residence on Monday De-
oember "a at 9l6 p, m SARAH d., beloved wife OF H.
Q. Hevells, sr, aged SO years months aud ~ days
/, street northwest on Thursday December 30 at q
attend
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RnIlInlore Nloeh noar,I

BALTIMORE, Dec, 2s-virginla Gs. old, 80; do. con
soils 77f do second SERIES 2g do past due coupons
ssIl askedi new lO-iOs 5lSi Virginia IO-iOs coupon
Oh bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-12-29
MARRIED..
DIED.,

PHILLGPS-BARBOUR.-O December 2s 1850 ai
the residence Of the brides parents by Rev PlF Nc
Carty, RoBERP A, PnILLIPs aud MARY IAoaEN BAR
y
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TmrnInR n Foresl Into rnnnr.

Ifit be true, rs Is stated In one of our exchanges
that paper manufacturing firm purposes con.
Verting twenty thousand acres of timber Ia Somer.
bot County, Pa, into paper, these manufacturers
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DOUBLE TnAcKi .JASSEY CourLERl srEEI RAILS
Schedule TO take effect "wednesday December l. 1850

WEST via WAsIiNGfoN.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANSEY courLEnl srEEi RAtts,
Schedule to take effect wednesday, December /. 1885,
;,Sor,cAo6br AZ SSp ST. LOUIS
sGS-Iq%GyS SaE EGg,! eIIy snd Way Stations
6:5O-Baitinore, Annapolis, and Way. (Plcdmont,
sM,raSbgrg, STR Winchester, HHscrstown' and Way
IsFTRi Il SsS ANS %eS YHsY WY ftsI!oH on
' necis for iiascrsiown ana a, Point OF i,ocks tor
sc-SSE% S4&H, rHrLADELpnrA, AND nos
teoO-0n Sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis aud
XLrrMoRE EXPRESS, (stops at IIynttsyllle,
College, Beltsylle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
spfisfSbWRGs ciIIcAdo, ,cINcINNATr,A ASp
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2:iO- Baltimore Elllcott City, Annapolis, aud way
ti:25-On SUNDAY only, for Baltimore and Way.
hsitimSTe @ and Way stations, (whchestOr Fred.
REL EXPliEss Frederick, Via Relay, stops at
81 pS: E5SaSsst TsES5,sSwG SSI" %"
SSb sGS BSI SnS%RE
stops at Hyattsville aud Laurol.J
tG:i5-B baltimore and Way Stations.
7:al- BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
tS;Jo-PlrTSDuHG, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
ei5-B -BAtTlMORE, pyATTsvILLE AND LAU.
REL EN PRESS.
ti0:O0-NEW YORK, PHILADEIPIiIA, AND BOS.
TON EXPIRES. Sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car nt Philadelphia.
tDay. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop ut Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station mud 6lD and
1851 Pennsy yvnnin Avenue corner Fourteenth Street
where orders viii he taken for baggage to be checked
and received IA uuy point the city,
National Republican., 1880-12-29

INoR RENT-A TwoysToRV BRICK House,
II No. I'LL New York ave- rooms hall. cellar,
gas water, front and back yards tho State De-
pnrtment and street cars; so5 II month. Inquire Ht
l7i3. de553ts
LNOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
H. property for rent, JOHN SHERMAN ~ CO.,
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Sfor Sale Nolises.

INOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OB
j. property for sale, JOHN SHERMAN & Co, st.
Cloud building Real estate and loans. Jy3
N Nnn RIcNT RN IL LII NNAnNEn
National Republican., 1880-12-29
THE SMITH { EGGE MANUFACTURING CO.,

LOCK BOX iIOs, BRtpGEPoRT, CONN,
ManulpcturerS OF NpeclAtleS In Light Hardware aud
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Oant
Padioeks Sewing Maohlpe LOCKS Piano Locks, QrGan
Locks the automatically -nade Giant Sash Chain,
superior TO every othOr and very much cheaper Quo
special pulley Icqured,) The Smith 4 fggs bAnu'
featuring Co also gives special attention 10 tile making
Of estimates for tho cost Of the nanuaetufe of pat
ented Inventions aud all tho necessary ools, and the
manufacturing Of tile same ON royalty All CQlnmu-
nlcAtOns treated conideutiany. oo,d'0inMWF
National Republican., 1880-12-29
2SamfeS-Rooms.

Wy ANTED - TWO NICELY FURNISHE ED
wv rooms, with modern conveniences, in good
nelghborhuOd. Address giving full particulars and
price Y. " n, Republican office. de2sat
NyTANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH BATH
wv and closet, for gentleman, wife, and two chill
Office. de2s-3ts
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Fowland Dental Assoeiation,

NO All FoURAND-A,HALF STREET,
Three doors north OF PsnnsyyaniN avenue RH-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE With
out palm lOl n each tooth Without gAA Do eapts each
Aniasam FILLfNos inserted All work warranted
Dr. H. + ROWLAND has AdlgLpl,,srsd Nitrous OK.
lido 10 over 20,OOQ persons, Iehly
National Republican., 1880-12-29

OFFICE ROOMS In No S23 and $40 Four.and. half
street u. W.; also In iJS Louisiana avenue H. W.
Call for weekly Rent.list.
INOR SALE-First-class large new house, with mod.
II ern conyenionces; u rooms, two bath.rooms,
wash.rOOm; dry cemented cellar superior finish and
built for owner by days work; location healthy and
convenient Address owner apply at premises. No.
1906 II street. VIII rent To private parties. no232mt
National Republican., 1880-12-29

VNOR RENTAL 46i @ ST. N. W., OPPOSITE
II Judiciary Square, three furnished communicating
rooms, together separnte bath and closet
fioori one square from H. Seventh, and ST. cars.
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QSSanfeS.& .&elp.

- IRL TO DO ZEN ERAL HoUSEwORK( (wHITE
NJ preferred. reference required. Address ~. G.,
this office, or ~ flfh street southeast. de29
A CANvAssER FOR LIFE INsURANCE. a
IA liberal compensation Will be paid TO an active
party inquire nt s9 81. deitlm
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Tropelers' Sbui0e.

pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL. FAST LINE AND THE -LY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND TuE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican., 1880-12-29

600 X STREET N. w.--ONE FURNISHED
200 front room for rent In u new private resi-
lAnca. lnoA.ltH
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for QRenf- So,laea.

A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, AT 1910 F
"A street northwest; to u good tenant easy terms
are guaranteed; references required. de2t2w
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8oaroino.

IN TABLE boarders can he accommodated nt 80
tDO per month, with the very best ufeverythng the
markets nfi6ri At DRIVER q lSCHoFiELD'S, l3i3
~ In uvanun aulT-t
National Republican., 1880-12-29

II ond.aoor rooms suitable for light housek eeplng
gas and bath; half square from street Inquire
ut E}3 IL st, n, W. dp2S 3ts
National Republican., 1880-12-29

I,0R RENT - TWO COMMUNICATING, UN-
IL furnished rooms; southern exposure; house has
all modern improvements. Also, table boarders nnd
meals sent ont. AT 1913 q st. H. W. dC2s-3th
National Republican., 1880-12-29
Sost anS SsomnS.

4 osT--oPERA. LAssEs, Al FoRD'S OPERA
j 4 House, Christmas night Leave name OF this
office aud got reward. dc2S-3t@
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RENSHAw.

Mr.. Editor. there seems to be iplen-
ty Of correspondents to your paper,
yet | hope il will not be amiss for me
to give an item or two.lrom this sec
ton occasionally.
This heighborhood is very quiet
since the election. The defeat Of
Hancock was a severe blowson US, yet
We expect to live in hope il we aie In
dispair. We believe the Democratic
party win via a glorious victory in
tho near iutafe. NE would be proud
if We could have the opportunity Of
voting for Samuel j. Tilden once
more.
Weddings are scarce, We wish there
could be wedding gotten up in this
neighborhood.
The farmers here are longing TO see
the weather clear up SO as they can
gather instheir corn.
There were two or three farmers OIL
this section, who failed 10 getting &c
SOW their wheat on account Of the wei
weather.
Tobacco buyers are plentiful in thi,
neighborhood, and they are giving
tolerably good prices.
Rabbit and squirrel hunting is al
the godown here now. "
Wonderif Cotton Eyed ZOO 10 mar
Tried? We would like to hear from
her very much
Hurrah for the South Kentuckiap
and all its correspondents. (
l'''''i MEX. Z
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LAFAYETTE.

Died, in Lafayette, Ky, on Wednes-
day evening, 8 O'Clock, Nov. 18th,
Mrs. Eleanor Holster, wife VI Samuel
Hester, deceased, aged about seventy
years.
The chord, the harp's full chord 10 hushea,
The voice hath died away;
Thence music like sweet wusers gushed
But ycsterluy.
IL Is hard to realize that We shall
no more grasp the hand OF her who..f
Il was our pleasure TO know and love
for many years, and we sre panied
and grieved at our inability 70 pay a
fitting tribute 10 her mcmory Mrs.
Testers death has ca.rsed void IN
the community in which she has 90
long lived, hor family have lost all
that 10 implied in the sacred aud ten
der name Of mother. We shall miss
her III the old homestead. The aeH-
tie sunlight falling ,hro' tho easement
where so OFT she sat, In her declining
health md years, gilds only a vacant
chsirs Hfc's volume has been closed
and laid away, it's sequel we shall
know ard rcs.i npor, the Other shore.
Our teutirrcst sy,npathies are with
the bereaved family. "
Tho New Era giycs us but q pass
iug notice of the marriage OF MI Al.
b. Danlap or this place 10 Miss Lucy
Lacy one of the most charming III
Christian Coupty's couLtIess bellies.
Mr.. Dunlap q popular and enterpris-
4 Inv druggist. OF ths hrn, OF Garner &
Duula,, has won indeed a ie wei u tho
6r,t magnitude. Wa congratulate
| not only the happy groom but Lafay.
cite ON the happy acquisition The
coming OF Mrs. Dunlap makes to
her society. w
We are preparing for Christnsss
down this way. The city fathers
me. together recently In grave conn.
Gil, and thr result is self evident, post.
ed conspiruousiy on tho corner OF
Main street, In code Of rules and
regulations Ne long as tho moral law
In anticipation OF authority de1ed
the Jail Is being put IN complete 70.
pair, aud made us attractive as posi-
Bile.
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An Appeal for Aid

The following letter has been hand
ed rs With the request that we pub
fish it. We publish her letter, and it
isto be hoped that Christmas will not
let one who PROCESSES TO Dc christian
starye in their midst, Road tho letter.
TO CHRISTIAN FRIENDS ASD tlrIzENs
OF BvpKINsviLLE AND VICINITY.
l am bound through the deepest
necessity toask the help Ut Christians,
friends and acquaintances. Mr.. Biz
ard has been unable TO work tor the
past tour months. | have a ccrlii-
cate from DR.. Wallace, NJ Metropolis,
H., also one from DR.. Hill, TO show
that he has been truly examined by
them lie 10 improving under Dr..
Hill's kind tfcatIaent, though sill un-
able 10 labor. Some OF the citizens
have helped ne. / am under many
obligations and lasting ones to them.
and ihope that they NAV be crowned
with the ricllesi blessings OF this lite
Tor aiding me IN the time OF need. aud
trouble Ny family is destitute OF
uourishInent and clothing and IRE.
aud myself am not able 10 do but
little ut present. for them. l trust
that my Heavenly Father aud Chris
tian friends may keep me from suffer-
ing and disgrace. l haze been turned
aside by my earthly father on account
Of marriage, but strive the harder
10 be more faithful 10 my Heavenly
Father, and am thankful TO say thar
my praysrs have been answered (;
though have been dcbarrch from
the house OF tod aud Gods people
by poverty aud sickness they have
my prayers aud good wishes with
them. | have asked the forgiveness
Of my earthly father for my disobe-
dicncc, but he has not granted Il.
Does the holy bible not say, unless
we forgive one another We cannot
expect 10 get forgiveness from God.
| hope that ho mar forgive me yet
aud trusi me for tho time TO come.
here ask the prayers and help Of all
chYisiian people IN behalf OF myself
AVID family Of little children though
IN the humbleness Of poverty be.
This Ia to all christians wherever
they be.
SARAH s. BLtzAnD, IN distress.
The Iciieris published as written,
with no changes except corrections in
spelling, and all can Judge for them
selves OF the worihiness of the object
who asks their charity. She has sew
eral small children and the family Is
IN a state OF utter restitution. Here
Ia chance for Christians 10 "lend'
n little 10 the Lord.
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wEAvrR's STORE.

Hog cholera prevails. Hog killers
do likewise.
Ice is still two inches thick on some
ponds.
Fresh news is al .rmingly scarce.
Apples are in demand at fancy
prices.
Roads are getting fearfnlly bad.
Corn seems scarce article, $3.50
is offered in this neighoorhooa. 1. I
A good deal Of tobacco is being
carried of. Now for better times it's
hoped 4s I1A
There ara seven four-horso wagons
"siuck up" in mud between Lafayette
and Beverly.
On the 18th we will celebrate our
twenty-ifth birthday.
"The beautiful Snow" is a thing
Of the past; the deep snow is a thing
Of the lature. sats,
Extensive preparations are being
made for much enjoyment during the
approaching Holidays.
The train from Clarksville to Hop
kmsville will stop here twice a day,
when the proposed road is built.
Prof. Powell has worn ont three
pairs Of shoes this season, trying to
plsy the fiddle, and dance to the tune
"Rachel, Rachel. &C. gea
Brigham will marry again on the
23rd. His walters have already been
invited. The wedding will be a grand
affair, doubtless. Thanks for invita-
ton. setiN
An old negro woman became very
much inceascd at a young Buck on
Tuesday cveaing, last near Psce's
ford. SO much so that she kicked
Buck into Little river. When res
cued he was unconscious as well as
nearly frozen. s'se NgTH
1t is rumsred that Mr.. John o.
Snithson, and Miss Mary Agnes were
married at Clarksville on Friday even
ling last, We cannot youch for the
truthfulness OF the report. Mr..
Smithson is now in Tennessee. II
true we congratulate the happy
couple. as
| We are Just III receipt Of half
bushel Of chestnuts. from the ,Peid'
mont Valley, Virginia, sent BY home
folks. You will please excuse us foi
aweek. awe
SuoRTrELLow.
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BEVERLY.

Our roads are in terrible condition,
a few more showers aud slight freezes.
such as we have had for Instance will
render them almost impassable. :. Il
We have had ice in abundance.
All our neighbors succeeded in Filing
their ice houses. Visions Of leo cream
aud rafting water-coolers are already
haunting our dreams Of the hot
summertime. p
There havcbeen a great many ter.
ritle murdsrs' in this neighborhood.
during and since the recent snow
Hares, hogs, partriges and snowbirds
were massacred without mercy.
DrRp: On tho 9th inst, little
Tommy son Of Mr.and Mrs. Rad. More
field, aged six years. We tender our
deepest sympathy to the parents in
this their second Bereavement in the
brief space Of twelve months.
Mr.. II. Fslkner. who resides near
Mason's mill near here lies quite i'll
Of consumption.
Mr.. L. Covington Of this vicinity,
has lately returned from trip to
Mississippi, and is quite enthusiastic
concerning tho beautiful and pteduc-
tive farms in that state. We learn
DO intends moving there forthwith
Willsome one inform us when that
lXwas discovered that is so often used
in spelling Christmas? Or was it in.
vented il so by whom?
II saddens our heart when VIC reflect
that Hymen has taken from among
us ono Of our most admired bellies, Mis-,
Annie Word. But our loss is nv
Carter's gain. May he fully realize
what gem he has won. Perfect il
outline and not wanting in briliancy
to brighten and cheer his home an,
heart through life.
A Bible.class has been organizes
at Liberty. It is progressing pu
slowly now, owing to inclcmen
weather. 1t will NO doubt, be benef
cial to both the young and aged mem
bers. who will attend.
We have no cases ofscarlct feve
in our vicinity now, SO far as we ca
llearn. Mr Bowling's children are. W
IRE glad to say on the mend.
: Thanksgiviug-day was celebrate
. at Locust Grove BY prayer mectinl
0 in the morning.
Elder Jno. Hawkins passed throug
Beverly last week, enroute Tor hi
home, New Liberty, Ky.
We are going to say now this
: "news items are as scarce as in
I desert" don't put it as an editor ii
! for us once. l suppose editors q
: such work, or the Devil one. whic
: IL all tho same) in this wise: "ncv
y items are as scarce as "vases in (
!. dining-room." Just to think no
a he spoiled our nicely arranged con
a parison.
. PrxcKSEY.
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NOTICE.

ALI persons knowing
themselves indebted
to the late firm of Blu
mensteil, McC amy &
Bonte, will please
come forward and set
tie their accounts at
once, thereby enable
us to settle up the af-
fairs Of the old firm as
soon as possible.
Thankful for past
favors, we hope you
will continue your
patronage to the new
firm and we will
promise to give good
first class, reliable
work atmoderate pri-
ces. Fair dealing will
be our motto, and we
hope it will win.
Respectfully,
| McC amy & Bonte.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
HOME.

We invite the Mediterranean 10
send in their tobacco sales weekly
throughout the season for .hfs column,
and it is also open for remarks on the
state Of the mark ct ard tobacco inter.
ests in general.
A meeting was held Wednesday
Hiylit TO elect another Inspector, only
one having been elected, bit il was
not able to accomplish tho work. The
board consists OF five Warehousemen
and five D1yers, and II takes two
thirds, or seven TO elect. Mt. W. +.
Buckner had six votes and Mr.. q W.
Lander four. After bal'otting Till
late they failed 10 agree, and as a com.
promise 1t was decided to dissolve
the Board aud choose new one. The
next meeting will be held on the 18th
inst. ut which time it will probably
be settled who Ia 10 be the other In
spector, Mr.. Bnckner is the present
incumbent. ss''N
Monthly abatement Of the Hopkins
tilie Tobacco Market Dec. LIST, 1880.
R,rast,, +, !, q 49,, .xataLo,,. = inr,,k.rs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-07
oYutss Supper.

The ladies sfthe yaptist church
viii give an oyster supper at the va-
cant store on the corner Of Main and
Bridge streets, next Tuesday night
In addition to oyaiers, turkey, coffee,
etc. will be served.