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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UTLgg. KARSs CITY AND PARKER RAiLkoAD
frain- .eIye Butler for st. Joe, Nillerstown
Kerns Civ. petroiia, Parker, ETC., at ~ a. Ia.
aud 225 and 7.25 p. IN.
TrlIp- arrive al Butler from the above namet
..oints al T. a IA and 2.l5, and I'D Oh
The Is train ronnecfs win train On the "eS
Penn road nrouga 20 Pittsburgh
-uyx.xgo AND ALLEGHENY sAILkoAD
Trains leave Hiliard'- Mil, Butler county
sor narisyilIe, GrceHviile. etc, Al 'o' d. !"
Trnl,,. !, rite Il Hi,liard'- Mills ct l:45 A. NJ
u.css ~ ani rom Perolla, Mrrtinsburg
Fajrview. Moaoc afid rfout'ns'i- connect al HI
,.,J xi,t, al .r.iss- On lie Il A road.
PISSsYITaNIA RAILROAD.
r,.i,- leave gt,t pr .5uiirr or Pittrhnrch Time
lIaysff A S O6 A ,Y, gOs-- through 10 Aie
yurur. a. sina AZ fOi n fbI- tram coi
7,tt- Il fTeepyri Nilb FTeepost AceomIri"ha
ton. which arslve- a. Allegheny at $50 a. IN
rs.iro.d time ~.
Erpyess a. ~ .. "a, CONNECTING AZ ,e '.'a ~,
fnt,rfi. ~. grithurf change oi eaTs, al Sd WIN WIZ
rxp.-~ Et-+7 rr.iyiua IN Alieg,enN al s1t
/, ra srd rv fes- -t-t arriving Al biiir-Viii'
Al - s nl. rsir0a5 ii3r.
1I,,I a. ~ +. m cJnreetiny al Bntle' June
,io,,si,f.nyi Charge oi csITs. VIII Express "eri
arriving IN Ails-zb-ny AT 5ol p m, ana TX
mr. s.,<t arriving ai Blair-yi;ie Intersection
,f555 n, rti.ras.. time, which connects with
Philadelphia fxprs's- earl, when on iiiue.
Trr yl A. m train connects af biahsslu'
.,rI fI5 a m will, the Mail east, and the 20
q. m. train al $50 with the Philadelphia Ex
Trains arrive at Batter On West Penn Il al
s5r a. IA. - and 7.Oi =. NJ. Batter lime lb'
asG ana I s. trains eounect HitD falns Oh
The ButIer * Parker Z. X.
Hnin me.
Through trains leave Pittsburgh I"a tbe E'''
EFF and : rs a "a and ~ 81. u ~ { ." =
~ arriving Al Philadelphia at $40 ana 1.2s
-. m and 800. 20 and 40 .. m; at Baltimore
about The saue time. at New York three bour'
later. and al Washington about one ana "a nai
hcnrs later.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
"Whcre they together,
All the cold weather,
Keen home alone p

Perhaps their odor and color are for
him who brings them to the light and
delight Of life. Mindwelps great fear
was that sbe made an idol Of her hus-
hand; yet he certainly had not an idea
that she did.
If the good soul had stopped to an
alyze the relation between them. his
consciousness would have been found.
when formulated. to be that his wife
bore with him aa saints do with rather
amusing sinners. while he worsbipped
her as even the most humorous Of sim
ners do sometimes secretly worship
saints. But what the wife did not ac-
knowledge or the husband perceive be-
came in few years painfully percep-
tible to the mothers feminine and ma
ternal instinct. Mindwell treated her
with all possible respect and kindness,
but she was no longer her first object.
There Ia strange hunger in the aver
age female heart to be the one and on
ly love Of some other heart. which lies
at the root Of fearful tragedies and long
agopies Of unspoken pain--a God-giv-
eh institute; NJ dJuUk, 10 pake ehe
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15

ming Of it; but she pretty soon said,
softlyl Yes, cant say but what l
have thought ont a good deal. I've
counselled some with the children, too.
"Well, I hope you're fit and prepar-
ed to acknowledge the leadin's of
Providence to this con. and air about
ready to be my companion through
the vally of this world up to them
fields beyond the swellin' food stands
dressed in livin' green. Amen"
TO BE CONTINUED.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
FOR SALE.

A Fine Single Sleigh, made IN The
latest style, swell bed. Also fine two
horse sleigh can be bought cheap.
TeruIs tasy. Inquire at Ufrizeh otIH4.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
Union Wooden Mill.
BU iLEk, PA.
u. FUILERTON pron,r

- D'ss AOp
Manufacturer OF BLANKErs, FLAsSEIs, YARNS,
&c. AIto custom work done 10 ORDER such ~,
cardng Rolls. maxim. Blankets, Flnnncls X nit.
ting and Weaving Yarns, &c, II very low
prices Wool worked on the shares. II de
4, myT.1.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15

One square, one Insertion, II each subte
quent insertion, go cents. Yeirly advertisements
exceeding one-fourtb of a column s5 per inch
Figure wOrg double these iaies; additions
charges whore weekly or monthly changes are
made Loca! advertisements 10 cents per line
for Hrt insertion, and ceLte per line for each
additional Insertion. Marriages and deaths pub
Is 9 rree of charge. Obituary notices charges
a. advcrtI. e.acnts. ard payable when handed 10
Al ltors Notices, 81; Executors and Admins
traitors Notices. 80 each; Estray, Caution ant
Dissolution Notices, not exceeding ten lines,
each.
From the fact that the CITIZEN is the oldess
established and most extensively circulated Re
publican newspaper in Butter county. Ca RepuE
lcsn cpnnty) it must be apparent to business
that il is the medium they should use ia
advertising their bnsiness.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
Time Of HeIdTng Courts.

The seyeraI Courts III the county OF Bniler
commence on the ii It Monday Of March, June.
s.utember and December. and commute Two
week-, or 30 long as "a cessary 70 dispose o. 'he
h,Siness No causes are pnt down for trial or
traverse Iurorr rnmn.oi.ed for the fret week OF
the seyera al terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
6UEsCRIPGEOs KATES

No subscription viii he discontinued until Al
srrsarnres are paid. Poetma1ters neglecting to
notify Us when subscribers do not take out their
n.pers viii he held liable for the subscription
subscribers removing from one postomce 70
.no,bsr sbould give US tie name Of the former
O. well ~ the present Office.
An communications intended for publication
n this paper must be accompanied Dy the reai
name Of the writer, not for pubilcaSon, OUT As
q guar antee Of good faith.
Marriage and death notices must be accomPa-
uied by . responsible name
THE BUTLER CITIZEN.
BUTLER. PA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
Notice Extraordinary.


yer,air, Il. or New WORK made 10 order, sIch M
Mnric Stands. Book Cares. wardrobes Once
nast. Office Tables &c. would do sell 10 call on
A. B. WILSON,
Practicai Cabinet Maker.
''.' that piece 81 furniiure made by hand
ID two msde by machinery. and will cort
Dnt htfie more IL aiy Then why not have hand
maGei All work made in the latert styles and
OF the bert material ] guarantee entire rat
isfaction IT. rtye. sorfusirhip aud price. Give
nle y call shop on Mifllin street fOni doors
.yIyt. ysi Il sasis S aud 0i1"+''' A. Isslss'' Ysss
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
OF For Tennessee.

Below we give an account of tho
marriage of Mr.. George w. Thackcr
10 Miss Mary McGinnis at Clarksville
Tenn. on the 10Th. The couple left
here OH the night of the 18th for
Chrksyillc, to Join their hopes for
future happiness. As usual we SUP.
pose the old folks objected, aud hence
their departure. We clip the follow.
Ing from the GAINESVILLE Tobacco
Leaf.
THACKER-Mc uINNlS-At The
Southern Hotel In this city. oh tho
10Th inst, by the Rev. S. j. Martin,
Mr.. George w. Thacker and Miss
Mary McGinnis, both of Hopkins
vile. Auendanls-Gcorge Latham
jr. and Miss Ellen McClendon james
'Ihacksr aud Miss Emma Tate.
Prof. Meininger presided at the or
gan, and The sweet tunes of the we'd
ding march greeted the ears OF the
happy couple as they entered the par.
Tor. The ceremony was solemn and
impressive, after which "Home
Sweet Home" was discoursed by The
0rgnnist, aud after the congratula
lions of friends, the happy couple dc
parted for their home.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
cERu1EAN SPRINGS.

n - Ia,l-., ,,,nlI ,,,Loot
otop' airy "ohins "e's9 "e''
'li G . aow ~ u, p. wi, I Is or :.
u aa spring 0a'i w'li CONS on Oh
inc -, i. ,.,.
9 lleacn'hg a. 'ae I NV ona'0u 'a''
o' ay:' " nes. q, !, a'0a a'an i.a,,
sl.ss L s:. g n'OAs s, mas nus O'en
seriously no. SIGN ion Severn, ,'s s aass, :,
~. oa'nps naines a ,ua, ,a , VIE
NiS ~ 1, 'e, sI C:,, 'as s " ~.
~. E. H. oni''h anu n.s s'S %
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
Loss by Fire.

Last Tuesday night, gentleman
living GU the farm OF Col. ]. NJ. Doda
about three miles from the city, by
tho name OF Bostick, had his house
totally destroyed by fire. lie said he
never expected when he ctrcd to be
awakened by the falling in OF the
house, but such was the case, and he
had no chance to save any of his fur
niturc aud clothing, but barely saved
mis- wife aud children. lie was in
town Wednesday asking aid at the
hands Of those who were generous
hearted enough 10 lend helping
hand 10 the needy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
TR1eG COUNTY.

The debate between the Rev. W.
7. Moore, OF the Methodist Church.
and Elder Is. q. Devices, of the Chris
iian Church, will begin on the 18th
OF July and continue Tor several days,
there being four propositions to dis
cuss.
Last Thursday Mrs. Lindsay, wife
of DR.. Lev Lindsay, was out driving,
accompanied by her little daughter,
Annie, and her niece, Galvic Raw
Inns. On their return home, after
Mrs Lindsay had alighted, the horse
that was hitched to the buggy became
Enlightened and ran off. Annie and
Garvie were thrown from The buggy
and the latter was very severely hurt,
having one limb broken. s Z
Everybody says that the Repnbli-
can ticket that was nominated at Chi
cago is The strongest that could have
been made. No one thought SO, how
eyer, until after the nomination.
Mr.. Thos. r. Russell died at his
son.in laws, James Stewart, Thurs
day morning. lie was very old and
feeble, and was attacked by fiux and
lived but a short time thereafter.
A difficulty occurred at Rockcastle,
in this county, Thursday, between
Mr.. James Luttrcll aud Capt. NJ. G.
Gross. and the latter was very badly
wounded in the arm by the discharge
ola shot gun in the hands of the
former
After The exercises were over al
the close of Prot. II. b. WayiaDd's
School'some Young men of the Town
became little excited over sowo
/ uifling difference, and from the up.
Ipearalice of the Town Marshal's eye
The next morning he must Of had
some trouble in quieting the boys.
Wat can tell you. ''A ,'t3 we
Mr.. j. L. Edwards has been APP
pointed Coroner of this county, and
lis inow discharingi tue duties Of his
Office in the absence of the Sheriff
| Tuesday night considerable crowd
gathered at the Court House to ratii,
the nomination OF Grace and Garrett
These gentlemen appeared and adj
dressed the audience, but jim di,
not feel then as he felt Sunday after
) the primary election was over.
Capt. Geo. w. Duvall was in Cadi;
Monday lilo says he can easily tel
how 8 can beat Z, but how one cal
beat four is more diilicut problem.
) Mrs. Mary Jesup, of your city, ant
her daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Major, o
{ Clarksville, Tenn, is visiting relatives
and friends at Cadiz.
Mrs Jennie L. lands, Of Canton
: is visiting her sister, Mrs. John d
Shaw.
Ed. Green, of Cincinnati, preacl CT
/. Sunday, ut the Christian Church, to
| large and appreciative audience.
r Wheat threshing is now in order
and farmers are complaining some
{ the wheat is not making Us good
; yield as they expected:
oas GooDLETT.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
TOBACCO NEWS.
Home and Foreign.
HOME MARKET.

Total Receipts tor the season. 1926.
Receipts for the past week. -. 1856.
Total Sales for The season. $50. 6,759
Sales for the past week. ....... 46S
Sales by Buckner &c Woodbridge,
June l6 and II $40, lis hhds. tobacco
AZ follows.
% hhds, good to fine leaf, 1928 to
$500.
81 hhds. common TO medium leaf,
80 so TO $6.75.
20 hhds. good to fine Tugs, $3.05 to
$50
30 hhds. common ond trashy Tugs,
1855 10 $3 So.
Market continues fair aud full OIL
all grades, either leaf or Tugs, in good
sound condition. Much damaged
and nouldcred tobacco continues TO
appear in the brakes and for such it
is hard TO obtain satisfactory prices.
We have a full board of buyers.
Tobacco sales by Alternately e. Co.
June 10th Of SO hhds. as follows.
Ii hhds. good leaf, from W w TO
1890. f iattI
36 hhds. common leaf, from $3.50
to 800.
24hhds. Lugs, from $500 TO $3.50.
We sold in The above sale l6 hhds.
Cor L. j. Moore Of Trigg county rang
ing in price from IS 05 to 1920 max
| inc an aypranc of G.l4
Prices this week were shade low
er ON Common aud medium Tobsc'
cos, but good Leaf in sound condl'
lion and all grades of Lugs, brought
full prices. From the most reliable
information about one half average
crop has been planted in the Hop
kinsville District, and unless we have
rain few days, much OF that will die
out or be eaten by grass-hoppers.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

WHEREAS, The shaft of death has for
the first time invaded our circle, and
stricken down our esteemed brother,
4, A. Startling,
Resolred. Tia, in the death of onr
brolhcr T.. A. Startling, we lose u
Kclnbcr OF this Lodge kind, court.
aus. generous aud true, whose manly
virtues and upright conduct made
his example worthy Of our imitation.
RcSolred, That we sincerely mourn
the loss of our brother, and tender TO
his bereavcd family the unaffected
Offering Of our heart felt coincidence
Rcsoired, That the resolutions bt
furnished the city papers for publica
ton, aud that a copy thereof BE- sem
TO the family Of the deceased. ~
a4 NAT GATHER,
Il. w. NORWOOD. Com'tee
JAS. A. WALLAcE,)
June Is, 1880.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22

sad nv he hoa su,;,e nm his face
Starlings stick was walking stick /!
think. The pistol was a small look
ing one
CYRUS BROWN.
Heard the speech made by Starring
at Crolion last Saturday, lie men
, u ,' ."'oo i'a' u ooav o,s, n'''I1o
said in subslapce "no religion would
save Jesse Radcliffe" His manner
was pleasant while he was speaking
! saw .ne hsh' hrst ho''r ,, o e
,ing,s raco and CnI ,ooted os If he
was laughing little. [ heard Col
after awhile say, "don't you call me Il
damned liar ana slrncF nm WIN
I .',',. '.,,,;oI, ' ,,, " dono srst
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
K OIL

The following gentlemen were
elected to fill the Offices in Christian
Lodge, No. 800, Knights of Honor
located at lIopkinsville, KY, for the
ensuing term Of six moths:
J. G. Cant, ID.
II. A. Baker, v d.
j. Z. Braden, A V. D.
W. #. Rande, Reporter.
w. 7. Tandy, Il Il.
Milton GAM, Treas ouo
II. ID. Donaldson, Chaplin.
John W. Cooper, Guide.
A. w. Pyle, Guarlip.
j.. Z. Payne, Sect.
DR., J. NJ. Dcnnis, Medical Exam
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
Trial Of Jesse Radcliffe.

On last Friday the preliminary trial
Of Jesse Radcliffe was called before
Esquires Thos Green and Jas, T.
Coleman. Everything being in road
mess the witnesses were sworn and
the trial common ed. The first to
testify was
DIR. r. NJ. fAlRLEl6H. y
lam q practicing physician, have
been since 1865. | saw Startling at 5
or 6 o'clock, p. NJ, and found him in
a lying position, with a wound in the
stomach. The ball entered tho abdo-
men and penetrated the cavity. at
tended Startling after that; no did
tolerably well until Sunday afternoon.
He died at half past 9 o'clock Mon
day morning from the effects of the
wound. | do not know whether the
bali cut any OF his intrails or not. lie
vomited Sunday morning black sub
stance. cas- D Us s II
SOLOMON SMITH.
know Radcliffe and Startling /; was
at Crofton and saw a difficulty be.
tween parties heard Radcliffe say be-
tore difficulty, an make him take II
back" Col, Startling was about to
stop speaking, and heard Ratcliffs
talking 10 Butler Cansler excitedly,
Radcliffe spoke to me and said thai
Startling had told damned lies OH him
publicly and would have to take them
back publicly. When ] looked
around Radcliffe had called Startling
out. was nine stops away and saw
them fighting. Heard Ratcliffe say
something to Startling. Startling
laughed and said, Fl never said IT.
Radcliffe stepped back, with his RICH
hand in his pocket and said, 'You arr
a damned lie." Startling then struck
: him with his fist, mud then raised BIZ
stick and Radcliffe fred on him.
tried TO dissusde KatclifiIe from rails
ing difficulty, but had no effect
when Starliugtold Ratclific II neye
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
Summer Necassaries.


The Summer number Of Ehrichs'
Fashion Quarterly prcsentsits readers
with magnificent chrome -lithol
graph picture, illustrative of the fash
iohs of tho season, aud executed in
the finest style. The special merit
claimed for this picture, by the pubs
fishers, is that 1t is an exact repro
duction of actual costumes, and not a
fancy picture whose original existed
only in the brain of n Partisan artist
or designer. A full description of
the costumes is given in the pages OF
the magazine. M
Besiues this, tho Quarterly contains
the usual installment of good things
for the es-ilustrations and de-
scriptions of suits for ladies, misses
and children, of hair goods. tourists
articles, summer sports and pastimes,
and hundreds Of other items in every
department OF household economy
In every case the prices are plainly
stated, so that lady going OH shop
ping expedition IN any city of the
Union, may know beforehand, not
only what things she ought to buy to
be in the fashion, but also what prices
she should fairly be charged for them,
A feature Of the Fashion Quarterly
Is its system of combination subscrip-
tions, by which the Quarterly is &C.
tually sent free Of charge
.... - =. 4 A
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
CHURCH HILL

a good many have finished thrcsh-
Ing their wheat.
Some have sold and delivered.
Some corn is beginning to tassel.
Several cases Of scarlet fever lately
among the colored population.
There is much sickness now and fear
is Entertained that it will more fully
develop itself in the warmer months.
The leading question is, Who shall
be President? n5B3o7r E
Th,prJper man for the Presidency
lis the man who eau win, Is he not?
The result Of the Cincinnati Con.
vcntion is strictly in the columns Of
uncertain things.
Politics are boiling over around here.
Glad the agony will soon be over as
regards the nomination OF a suitable
man for the Presidency.
The Census man has been taking
us in this week. Unless yon have
$500. extra, don't refuse to answer
any question propoundeJ BY a Census
Remuneration.
| Men that did not vote at the PrIma-
ny election can now sing, with propri-
ety." Good bye Liza Jane, which is
the same as Far you we'll my choice.
A shame! ashame!!
When Pee Dee affords l6 yds. Of
I prints for $l.0O Church Hill puts up
20 yards.
Mr.. Andrew Gregory, Of the firm O.
Gregory Bros. Hopkinsvillc, Ky, has
been confined to his bed for more than
week with fever, aul is still yer,
sick. He is at his mothers. near THU
place. ....l &
Our blacksmith, Mr.. Crawford. la
, been as busy as a bee hunting Ma.
flowers for the past two weeks. Bro
ken blades and machines are tn,
cause OF the "malady,"
4 DR.. Williams and wife, move'
, from their pleasant boarding place
Mr.. Columbus Gregory's, on Tues
day last, to their new mansion erecte,
,, in this place.
: Some young ladies from Peters
! burg, Va, are expected in few day
:. to visit the family Of Mr.. r. II
/ Coffey.
Miss Nettie Edwards, Of May6elt
is spending few weeks with Mr.
J. DR.. Williams.
We would like to be in posseesio
Of the p, en- entitled 1.-The lips tina
tC uch liquor shall never touch mine,
! not as present but to present
y The examination Of the pupils {
o Prof. Hooks school took place at I'll
Il Knight School House on Friday la'
s and the result fully sustained I'll
reputation Of the school for thorough
ness Of instructions and. pogres
y Prof. Hook is preceptor Of years I
n experience and an indcIatigable work,
i in the cause Of education.
q At night a concert, consisting
/, instrumental music, by NOssrs Arth,
Henry, DIR. Anderson and Jam,
McCray, together with speeches |
all the pupils, was given.
n An appreciative audience W,
present, and all the scholars acqui.t,
themselves with c,edit.
About fifteen prizes were distril
uted, Col. Sypert acting as distriol
/ tor. eg
The music by the band was supel
/, and altogether the occasion was
) good and pleasant one.
SHoRTFELLow.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
Ratification Meeting.

There will bea grand Democratic
ratification meeting, on Monday the
18th, at the Fair Grounds, tora,ify
the nominations made by the Ma
tional Convention. Speeches win be
made By distinguished and able men'
4 such as Hon, jas. A. Mckenzie. A
good dinner will DO spread on the
grounds, and a fine limeis generally
anticipated BY the Democracy,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
cerulean Springs.

In our last issue we stated that the
opening ball would take place on the
night of the l7th inst. Mr. Harper
informs US that lie could not complete
arrangementsby that time, but will
have everything in trim by next Fri
day night the 25lh, and win make ar
raugcmonis to entertain large
crowd. A good delegation will at
tend from here, as tho boys know
where to 20 to enjoy themselves.
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DIED.

AT the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs.
I. l.. Smith, Oh Saturday night, 10Th
inst. their little son, Eddie. aged s
years, with brain fever. lie died
about II O'Clock Saturday night, after
very painful illness.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22

We daily hear the feeble voice Of
the spring chicken as he is drawn
;ondcrly from tho coop and prepare
tory steps taken that viii lead to the
destruction of the tender hearted fowl.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22

Our Commission Mcrchants report
the wheat crop as very inferior, and
prices very low, ranging from soto
50 cts. according to the grade of
wheat. Several thousand bushels
have been shipped from this place.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-22
Fer Sale.

\ A No. l Road Sulky, made by
Baker Bros, Clarksville, Tenn, sound
in every respect, cheap for cash. APP
y plyat Factory.
y z BLUMENsrEIL, Nc CAMY Il BoNTE.