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, 1880-09-13

fhnr ~
Tho vo,r ts,o t. not m ,,tston, ncr,o,, IN MIR
political history that wa may nat easily recall
what tho rcl-shirt f1ountod cubs mean.
WHAT .r MEANS.
Among other th,nus. y 10 1, rouTcnntzo tho rc,,.
ahlrt mounted c'fl's" means, Historically, these
thpxs: n,, ,:,.,.
roi,,,,e, e"I;h Va "epao"eao' o'e"'''
.s.s.",.."., .,u.... s.a.,,,, .,r
snni1s miis'np'ea "s'a''n'e0o ''a expulsion 0'
tainhue rnsstncrc' 1's'' y, '''~'
Ellenton massacre.
liaiHburx inaseacre.
T,..,,s.a.,,nt vi tsa,,,. "'s'''
.attnu; n,aa ,...a.,"s., -, p,.,,,.+S, ME-
nstHt'p.cu~ ~ ~1"s"e.'"e'on VI 1o''n'"ate' N'A
+o'g.,t naenug.oh eo"h'S'
Al@cSfnlo. ...
This means rct,irn to tlo n,cthotis Of tho Inst
resmeta @ @ cao,pa'sn. my m"atessm n..s M.p"n.
lienhs anu uesonl.ea notnoS ~ sssn satoi.na III
oils @ ule,,'. Tic , e;iltor " " ncnocr,.e DEM a u news
7,nnor ot Sfr,torti,,c v n. G,io ,,r I'm Aides of
Nna iuntoa ,o itsr ii GcI's @ shva at uase1nos
,;,,1 Il ach ,att WITH n wnn Il iv g o1a m c IN n-
caii. In rcrou,t,cnjnE 10 thu Dcn,ocr71cy
lilo stops prtper to bs f,srsutrl itS nvlucr III i
Nupul,lic.ln mrctIng which was thor, aunuuucetl
to 6e held In Sumter County, f.e:snld:
Let Thy NosthGrn spcnkrts coms. ~. w M iutenl
eleaon II spito of tho wosai thS esG i1 Ind tue
devil - >, .
'strcly no one who fs worthy OF, tho nn,i'D Of
and wlycs, men witt! sisters 'ic,r, mtct who cx.
nest tic tiissts WHO'LL Y SAIL ill., Ise T. IS s"hsr'g @
r,,ters md masters i, thss county. ~
Let everything be. cunduutsil with military
orsgr p,rEnptcss ,E a rSGs!c; ;ot, ,or ,,rod
crivnblu bodily prlvntion, ovc,,. .ianurr. FIR,
copurisoa viii tic Democrats a,s',sS ii iiis
county tn.flny; nrh yot ,u,u tlIoen iacn WIN arc
ts,rn out 10 meet tho itcplGlic1,ii thicvcsy ii
such there l'e, 20 lnnrk them wcif.'
INSTRUCTIONS To HtrtE ct.uns.
rn rImhs M s ~ 4 thn ,annrr ~ Il, wi,is, t.'r ="
ahnn,H ~ m ~ lin orcua1" ~ ,Nn ,mr"tit,i, ~
tnrcti,,,s; 10 Nv '"se' -" ~ "'
STha Presidents of c1ut,s nro rcoucstct tn RI.
~ . ~ ~ a., Ex,t}n mIT sttt Gm ~ ~
rear Of tho Town. T ifnlj, s,n.stntrs. Tfo ciuis
to remain III luc and ,,flicr tho ct,r1E,nni If
their rrANrftio Presidents 1intil they aTo
turned over to sonso hfghcr o!llcer frn,n whom
they will receive orders during tho day."
.rho r,ec,,'n ,;,.n ~ ".. c,';nmsiv,, ia yor.
stno reMn r,'S ,., " o. III cnpn @Is Y ~, ~ 1s;y. xSty
Ss%p,!gn ! 1; st!e;sI. were formed e opSrato
crsss: raas eScry h.micts s,i is % sSnpni!y Or
- tie .eio Sar.sss si a:|!s!as!isg S ~ s"st!'
po|Is Iaoy haa @ n o,hsr io;ssihlI., ; S6jsst: Fly
ss ssah hseS eG,s a sstsS as S sew ss'
Erens many y nSr sa,i eit T. t9G,r ;f noSs
Sia sEe;, r isss + sys% :s !s;, " sss,s;
ii"l,r r,nns tt,nt e,,, thn,, xtc t,nnnf ~ ho. ~
, 1880-09-13

'0AAoA - = 1lAS We 21SIht
C1vo1NNATI, O., Sept. 1ea;-In disturbance late
last night Id Covfngton, KY, tho police under.
took tho arrest Of two or three co!ored men.
Ono of thoin, Zoo Saunders, resisted, and was
shot nnd instNuty killed, it Is supposed, By or.
tlcer LuWrCucu.
, 1880-09-13

PUEnLo, Colo. Sept. 1a-Yosterday d hard
chafacter known as Nickel Smith was taken
from bis homo by 4 conlmit,co nnt huuYod fota
fupo committed on q small girl last "Wednesday.
, 1880-09-13

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IN Mn f,ono,tt,,,,,,, - A.. 1y,uo, eto,.;, Nv.
- wv CONSTITUTION OF tno nHltea Siatest eh'
botlylpx tho resuts nf tho Wnr for tho Union,
Itboui,. deem It mr. duty t,e, fo ro.lst With III
my power nny attcmp. to impnfr q otatlo tho
sc % toe soa Tay
supreme law of tho land"
this bent, tho heater:
For, 4 l letter to tho lien. 7. ooyor, q 81:
Lent noasure.. and sInitameo,,.1s M ~ t"ots s
Presidential Convention Of Tint yonr. -.
Amenamonts .rovolutionNrw. w n',sI aa ana Will"
WIS pntt or That work.
iiow viii It Iook IT, 11nncock rcslets "w,tb At)
III fy y fSa ha - ~ n H. r an
IL ssss;
w; and, Is tho Trinity. ho .r7, 10 1mpeachcd
That party naektlami@zina @ an @ 81 woy 10 rid tho
And Wan Manning, of Mtsslsappi FMS own
pro!ii Mt*siesippih fss Til Sefore iG G6ngross ross
III liz IL Il s sSaR 'naa proaes 81 r. l. W % S,sn
Supreme Judges. ' VI sAl ~ : ee S''s'''' ~
Whom tho Stlnrunin I}cnch IL fh1ia rovniutlnn.
viii mike your fcnti Whiri-if ihnt IL fhr MIN.
pls5io,, Ss6 ,,;aIu Ct Tho coming Administration.
Cnt'nnh
1nn9.tat ..,.,.....
Ottiio Reconsideration 1Aws will theroupor he
H@'is ha 3 nee nsa and sent spinning TO
ycnou Phasy ~ }s'f nn G9n
III tts ''ntlcicnt doctrft1cs Gnd fr,iltiOns."
uons,.s Mnst yerc anaaro those "doctr'"cs ahd sr'
1IiaG.. thn,, +<.ui.t ..t. ~. ,... ~, -,
,zens ~" '''' 'eu'A 'o"' 'n' negro WIS "0' CIT
% Didn.t t5eyy y Stand in the wav Of bs omanc,pa.
fafn piIn'f re tSay9 SSnfra0cA'soment7
Trot ont tho record, and read It for your
II s eoassfaz sssa fos slsxs ahs @ ss
ann. p. "'4'@ ""'o o'''' on 'ao n''AS ''"k
Tho vhote
Inp,
Ei;Ton; i;9dn,;,
f:rnok. md
Iiaatsotni
1o paSk a9 xe r. nIh Mo 3efasS cSn
llnfnllIIEy tlrtlctl tic i,reslcntIui strsSyur,is
n fayorof your party, slnro lilo phssdFo 81 tho
Doynl pisi1k TINT our uarty is u,o,1e ,,p Of I'm.
.' mattsi d{'!ni,,iSs, aad vii everlastinsy per-
e 1' sar as y " tie 5 :9ssts may
the Northorn d M sed m keR 9ng W
,tc St w9s I9s ,1n!,i h1GSs shs EatasTs l,
tn wo Wo ~ W. exS s; SeSs cn w1thos
Ftor,dn. u oou'u sa'o"''' Aon's'aon' ana
t,n ln.sn 1srSaldnmt ~ ~ ftn snun st, ~
n nean al n +; n9 talk ap0ut 'ases hhs
Fe1onI FFrHm1; ana
Eio.n iaa black o's'cr'ns' aud bcsottcd
t1S baSIis 6aS 1Aat caps Long and bis capped
Gen. fs bo Ss nsn ef9G ,Ss
Say Si lustrinqi,t er.Ska s''''uuu 'l'' wv 'no
viii eaM e5%I "a 1hS aan,4aS1 ss y s pafy
Ms w. fSS fSI thr G 4naAn's n1 mo l'ko tho
r' ~ ~ st'a1 "'esh ma3o aah OF blttcrcnce to
HT|n tritth snen,r
"Antl tho truth spcak."
paS 3Sf td 9ao eost ana conseuon ccs 10 what they
siat %ne mEnegamnana EaH @ q South Carolina, Lott
stMHt. ss' H!os ,i' i' NH ttEalpS 4nu " tWo oth0r
thn e., ts tsN sNnon eo'stltate majority ot
ssl 4 tnoy r!ta, Sf m Ie6 geoI r., enersoisay assnr M
heas Wu o hInv ~ ~ t%ay t ora t, t,t,
fdT llaSyss; tSSr; ,a,,o,s ~
h1f1sa 1fs;,,c5r: :,;,;sy,.,o,,,
iIy a Tic baif.bu,he, md ta,Issc,. ;-,.4'
Thay1 n4Xe wtaopsa ,lnss a;hew,'og n t,s
~ SG5fn ~ W2a ge ~ ad Ills tntfeathers dFaEsied
And iEnow. 1t: ........,
MMS.Ki,crn., SIlMctn, or ~
Weitor. wclghicd with tho mnlody oe st Ma.
, 1880-09-13


boNatG 'N ''1'NS''' '@''
llully-Fnhts,
ItlackAnnrds,
li!I3nl!crs, and
. Vt-: :Ukalo,ia, whom I have aiTcady ctondo-
dcseond Ia algk 1 inahsy M5ngsel fG6s sh6Gid tI
sn'i!n 'HnI ai'fi d,n sn99sa IL u IT. fly heels
pro. slttcs fro,n tho sanao hc1d Of LInlBurgor
choose.
ii eomtn6n with Ill, 'that Is gooa, Ghi ipt,tc,
ami sratq Fl tho DeI1ostatls parfy, iGok aewf,
uRoa ttseah US stars look dnwn upois a dunahili.
{ioss;,,ssa {ness ~ "a and
bcit With their
SnSaekln9S ees y ia ...:.
|, II: RI yery alio aud 'tar u bou.hsta pa!i:
lladl:ul charge that tho Euutboru pepblu hro an
IWAR!o, aud tho Democratic purity an
I 1h4f.aaa, Gr .Ifendr.skt. Dr. jury 1,Iaek. or
any o.hor Rert!lorll IhsIlocst for TINT ,natt0r,-
~ ln9ttcE how high lis s4tuu ktall.lfug, NO mat.
ter h4w, ,puYQ. Aia n'ptalx,-shaul1 lneAta in-
VOL, t4 QAuluu4. for inst4l.eQ md should 4Nye
purposes ai,i principles nt his purity. as he saw
Qsy a,sd oyrry hsus. ia ttls day, ho W5u!i forth.
wltR W tAkeA III charYe BY shesu csAwl'abnut
xs IWaa l&fsin fs:i ii cnargSS. ailsiS "
etfntt unt seryIity-- t.,...,
A. 'snt,y strA t. COAX 4ua c,.suey t,e: ,,a4
:, Flllrg In that, they Would f,y Ut him Ike I'm
lcushHt slSlth hounds
Just ns thvy ilew ut.Mc-
Aud publish h!m to tho world u uu nd.
, 1880-09-13

Tho pnrty will arrive at PHILADELPHIA lato Bat-
irtiay night or carly Sunday morning.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
MoNTaoNERY.

AS your former correspondents will
be absent for a while We will occasion,
ally report the items from this burg.
|i'sAbout halt Of the corn crop is plan,
ted. Hihpnl.,il Ia I;7 IN 9s1str
The bugs are rapidly destroying The
tobacco plants. ~ wv ,,.5', 80
Fruit crop greatly damaged by tn,
late fiosts. lri 1n vi sIat hgupi.ii
IA very destructive tornado passed
through this section last Thnrsda,
hight, destroying barns. stables, fen,
sss pii etc, also some dwelling
,honaes. g. luI s1o1i 10 -sag $50
During the storm Thursday nigh,
every building belonging 10 Mr., R
Tally near here, was compIrtelS wreck
ed. the fall Of the dwelling honse self
ously injuring himself and wife, two
other occupants Of the house escaped
hnhurt. mqi .lir ,los gH yfigea.
Our able representatives. Wilkinson
and Burnett reached home Friday, az.
ter several months Of arduous labor
Mr., G. d. Graham. insurance agent
VI Bowling Green. was around thi,
week interviewing the citizens. q 3d'
Mrs, N. E. Edwards is very in with
p6Sumonis. ~ '4 ''l9
n" fttf. ~ It..nF fft!f- trpa.
The writer with several other per.
sons from this place took in'' the
big show Wednesday. despite the
immense crowd and binding dust.
Mr.. John Rascoe, near here had
four mules killed last Thursday night
by the falling Of a stable. -
w. We fear that the Duke Of Crofton
will never wear the imperial purple,
IT his anticipations are based on the
coming presidential election.
Mr.. w. A. Wilgus, of the Ken.
tuckian was in town Friday.
Hasta' rr 4edt TpTao
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Death Of Col. Jerry South.

Col. Jerry South, Lessee of The
State Penitentiary, fell dead in ihs
Senate Chamber at Frankfort, Thurs
day, at eleven O'Clock. Ills health
had not been good for some time and
he had just gotten out Of his room :
few days since for the first time il
weeks. lie was in fine spirits and a,
the time of his death was receiving
congratulations Of friends on his re-
covery. lie was 65 years old. Iii.
disease was pronounced apoplexy by
the physicians. Both Houses imme.
diately adjourned when his death was
announced. The Post and Ne,cs
says OF him:
Sol. South was man of geniality
and generosity, and was noted for his
kindness Of heart. lie never let an
opportunity pass to benefi, his friends,
who loved and respected him as an
upright, honest man. Ills official
conduct was never criticised until by
the present Legislature"
His death will likely assist in solv-
ing the penitentiary quesiio aud the
lessee system will probably be aban-
doned,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
CALEDONIA.

Mr.. Editor. In the first place we
will say hssrah for Tilden, IL the
Democrats will only do their duty he
can be elected president OF the u. S.
What is The natter with The wealth.
err? last Thursday night bel ween II
and IL O'Clock, we had quite a hurri-
can 10 pass over our little village, de.
fmolishinxs dwellings, barns :. and
stables. The stable of Mr.. Wall our
grocery man Of this place blew down
killing his saddle horse. The dwell.
ing OF Mr.. Dick Tally blew down 10
the ground, himself and wife were
taken from the ruins the next morn.
ing, seriously injured, every building
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
cASKY.

q 4
INC nsnlhg season mas come and
.he creek oahks are daiiy lined with
'he patient AnsIe.s. ~
OoIn p'anuhs ~ now Inc order OF
lno uAI sn, Few more snhsiiney
uays WIN hnu inc crop al planted.
.hc plospecl lor q gooa wheat
crop Is very cheering. ~.
l. we near y great dear OF 'omplaint
apout tn9 ny eatihg the tobacco
PRINTS. why ,he farmers VIII con.
llhue 10 raise TOBACCO when the prices
reaiizeu wiilnot pay Tor producing il
prooiem more difficult 10 solve
man M, .ne celebrated gem puzzle
Inc prospect is now fiattering for q
'ru,t crop. ..4oa ,i ,,,..
mhen ,ns sun nears the Western
horizeh anu hlght approaches the
pussy house-wie sales forth with tray
ID mana 70 sing me glad chorus chick,
chIcK, chick chick-ec. chicken.
| ieaeros OF creation viii soon have
10 endure The Vexations Of house
cieanihg "ti = ..'H ~
Oh lis nice TO be father-when
there is q circus coming. = lsu
NOW the deep arched chambers of
the forest-halls resonnd with the
shrlli whistie oil The Wlip-poOr-will.
Inc young pcople,and the old ones
100 are gong 10 organize Literary
Gun NJ ihe station. Thisis step in
the right direction. c'ssic a.,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
Suspicion ia beginning to settle

Suspicion Ia beginning to settle up
on Whitaker, the negro Cadet at
West Point, as the author of the in.
dignities himself, which were sup.
posed to have been inflicted upon
him. lie was found lying on the
floor Of hts room with his hairclipped
short and his ears slit and bleeding.
He reported that II was done by three
masked men. He pretended 10 be mr.
conscious, but his pulse was good and
the indications are that he was "pos.
suming." Ieprobably did It to svoid
the coming examinations and thereby
secure another year in the institution.
The matter is being thoroughly In
ycstigated and NAV result in the cx-
pulsion of Whitaker.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Sam Harrison is anxious to take to
the woods for q week, but we would
eaygest that he walt till blsckberries
are ripe before he puts his hermiiical
freak into execution, as he will find
that he cant snbsist week on bird
songs and perfume. Here is what he
says: f
rOh. for o weeks rustication In the
wild woods where we can listen TO
the songs of the pretty birds and
breathe the fresh afr and inhale the
perfume Of the wild flower as waited
o us by the gentle breezes.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The bill redistricting the. State
Courts has passed at last, and this dis
trict remains unchanged except that
Muhlenberg has been added. The
time for holding tho Courts will not
be as heretofore. Christian will have
the time changed to the first Mondays
in February and August; Trigg to
April and October. This is change
for the worse for Christian, but still
II 10 better than at first proposed.
Our next Court, therefore, will be
held in August.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

When we see little one.horse coun.
try papers like some VIC know of
whose circulation Is limited to the
boundaries Of an obscure county, lee.
turing the Coarier-Jornal the organ
Of the Western and Southern Democ-
racy on its political positions, we are
reminded oftho adventurous young
bull that tried to butt the locomotive
of the track, or the dog that bayed
she moon.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Good and consistent Democratic
papers should be careful not TO say
anything In their opposition TO any
candidate that could be construed in
10 political capital by the Republic
cana In the event said candidate should
be nominated by the party. Are all
Of the papers who oppose Mr.. Tilden
doing this?
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
The Republican Convention.

Below We give u lis. Of tho dele.
gates and electors appointed by the
Republican onveniion last week at
Louisville. The meeting was a very
disorderlY one md as matter OF
course the Grant men carried every
thing before them. eess.e-a.. -,sass
.lf DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First district-J. r. Pur, ear and j.
II. Happy; alternates, Z. Farley and
Z. w Bagby. sS9EHg "a.
Second district-A. II. Clark and
e. &. Hubbard /; aliernates. ST. Kim.
berly aud john Fcland. Z "
Third district-W. G. Hunter and
Geo F. BIakey; alternates, L. Ii
Reid and A. ]. Bowies.
Fourth district-E. II. Hobson and
John w. Lewis; alternates, R L
Wiptersinith and j. d. Beidoh.
Fifth district--Silaa +. Miller and
Jas. +. Buckner; alternates, j. @
Adams ami Alex Norris.
Sixth DISTRICT. E. Hamilton and
John II. Barbour: alternaies, J. f.
Wood and John n. Wilson.
Seventh district-R. d. Stoll and
WIN. Brown alternates, Jas. Thoma,
and j. F. Walker. iiaU
Eighth district-J. h. Faulkner
and Logan Mckee alternates, James
W. Caperton and Thomas H., Hardin
Ninth district-A. f. Adams and
A. T. Wool; alternates, Ii. d. Ever
sol and j. r. Dyke. 'f '"
Tenth districl-W. W. Culbertsor
and Morris Hutchings; alternates, II
Gudgel and John Means.
DELEGATES At LARGE. p
Messrs. Evans, Bradley, White and
Jackson were declared elected
delegates from the State at large
Messrs. Denny, Dupuy, Matley and
Morrow were declared alternates. y
ELECTORS.
The following gentlemen were
chosen electors from the districts
First. ]. w. Bagby Second. Geo. W.
Jolly; Third, Z. r.. Carr; Fourth. G.
J. Walton; Fifth, D. ID. Sebree (col
Sixth, John W. Finnell; Seventh, w.
II. Snead; Eighth, George Gentry,
Ninth, WIN. l., Hurst; Tenth, r. T.
Burns. 8glf
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First, E. Farley Second, Z Club
bard; Third, w. l.. Iiazlit Fourth,
John W. Lewis; Filth, Thos. Speed,
Sixth, b. N. CummIngore; Seventh,
II. q. Hastings ; Eighth, John S. Lin
sey; Ninth, M. J, Cook; Tenth, W.
W. Culbertson.,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The opponents Of Tilden seem to
10 uniting to some extent on Han.
cock, who will evidently be the con.
tending man. If Hancock should be
nominated Grant would carry more
than one of the Southern States. This
is no time for experiments, we must
take a man who has carried them
once and can do II again. ,.I
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The statue Of dea. Jackson win be
unveiled ct the Nashville Centennial
May 20. 1'he military displays, com,
petitive contests, sham battles, ETC.,
will all take place between the 18th
and 22nd Of May, consequently this
will be the most attractive week Of
the celebration. 1910.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

1t 10 just one year to-day since we
ascended the editorial tripod. What.
ever we may have learned in that
time our readers shall get the benefi,
Of 1t in our endeavors to make the
Souri, KENTUcKTAN a still better pa.
per. Our subscription list is now
more then double what It was when
we began, for. which encouragement
and patronage the people have our
thanks ll-f thll.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We arc authorized to announce
Col LA. SyPERT, OF Christian coan.
~. q candidate for the Office of Cir
cult Judge OF the 2nd Judicial dis.
trict, subject to the action Of the Dem.
ocratic party. . G
We are authorized to announce
Hon. JNo. r. GRACE, Of Trigg. as q
candidate for Circuit Judge in This
the End Judicial district subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
Election August 1850,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The latest lie put in circulation by
Mr.. Tilden's opponents Is that he il
paralyzed in one Of his eyelids and
consequently is unable to open the
eye. Oh! never mind II his eye 10
closed brethren. II Is only a way he
has of winking which you will un.
derstand after the Cincinnati Conven-
ton, ..H
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The Evening Post and Ne,cs,, the
only afternoon paper that has ever
succeeded at Louisville, has passed
into the hands of Messrs. Sears and
Madden, and will be Democratic in
the future instead Of Independent. 1t
is good paper and we wish it sue
caaa go.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce
WN. IT, WEsr as a candidate for
sheriff Of Christian county. Election
awe are authorized TO announce
Cob. e. A. STARTLING o. Q candidate
Tor sheriff, subject TO the action OF
the Republican party. Election in
August. s1o ok. mi. =, ~, :
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Alarge number Of New York Ger
man Republicans have signed q petit
ton protesting against the nomina.
ton of Gen. Grant. Grant will be
nominated and will lose more than
enough Of these disafFectcd voters to
Offset Kelly's boilers.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Judge Cook, Of Dixon, has been
nominated by the Greenbsckers for
Congress. lie is the same man who
made snch close { p race for Cover
nor last year, and Jim Mckenzie will
have to get up and get to beat him
more than 5000 votes. '"'' g'',
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Iowa Republicans held their con.
yention Wednesday and instructed
their delegates to vote as a unit for
blaine and TO use every honorable
means to secure his nomination. The
convention was largely attended and
Grant men were scarce. t.lsl
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The correspondent Of the nender'
son Ne,cs, who criticises an article IN
che SouTH KESTucKIAs, will oblige
asby qpotlng us correctly In the fu-
ture-when the journalistic sky Is II.
Illuminated by his lightning flashes Of
vif
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The Crlttenden Press publishes q
mar. iage notice Of parties who had
only been acquainted one week. How
10 Il that some men can accomplish in
few days what Others can't accom-.
plish in years1 t ac-sa il
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The Republicans gave some Of the
"high places" to the negro allies at
the Convention last week. D. d.
Scbree, the elector for the fifth dis.
trict, is a negro, and also John W.
Jackson, one of the delegates for the
State at large.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Kentucky, just as everybody knew
beforehand, instructed for Grant al
the Republican convention last wetk
by an overwhelming majority. Mis-
souri, also instructed for him. Grant.
nomination Is inevitable to all polit-
zeal obseryera, '"aa .'.,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The Democratic party wants
statesman, not a warrior, to lead It in
the coming contest. Ii Grant and
Hancock were the candidates those
who admire military men for their
war records would prefer the captain
to the lieutenant and vote for Grant
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Rhode Island is the only State in
winch a dog tax was ever successfully
collected. Three constables surround
ed the State and held the dogs in while
they could be counted.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

In the pathway of every young
man who strives to rise in the world
there. are two great obstacles, the
heartless criticism Of old and the en-
vious opposition of young men.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

The Border Minstrel says, there will
be an eating match Of Hamptons
Station soon. We will enter Sam
Harrison and Zcno Young against
the field. ia-a
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Massachusetts Republicans held
their Convention Thursday, and send
delegates to Chicago uninstructed,
but express preference for Edmunds.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

From the way Bro. Shanklin Of the
Evansville Courier mixes US up with
Zeno Young we are inclined to think
lie would make good "Littlc Butter
cup He locates the SoUTH KEN.
TUcKiAN at Madisonville--a small
village IN Hopkins county.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Hon. Jas. A. mckenzie has our
thanks for several Congressional
books. We have repeatedly been
placed under obligations for papers
books, speeches, etc, and take occa'
sisa here TO thank him for all.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

We are authorized 10 announco NAT
GATHER, as candidate for Circuit
Clerk OF Christian county. Election
In August. 7'ihs Ia'N 'ni
. ia.-t' tpf' neq a sSel
We are authorized to announce
FRAZER W. OWEN as a candidate for
Circuit Clerk Of Christian county,
Election next Angus. a'.i ass
Cd We are authorized to announce
Capt d. n. Underwood as a, candidate
for Circuit Clerk Of Christian county,
subject to the action Of the Republi.
can party. Election next August.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20

Miss Nina G. Bachelor, one of
Louisville's fairest bellies has made
her debut as an elocutionist. She
read In Frankfort last week. We
trust she will visit Hopkinsville soon,