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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-12-03

IT is believed by the Philadelphia
Ledger that the scientists employed
by the Government lave usually
given full return for the money
expended upon them and their la
bors, and if Prof. Riley has really
found means of putting an end to
tho ravages of the cotton worm he
will have paid in single season for
whole decade of accumulated SAL
airy. So many scientists of our day
turn speculative philosophers, and
confound the public mind at least as
to what is known and what is simply
conjectured, that science, SO far as
they represent it, is brought into
disrepute; but the labors of real OBJ
servers and experimentalists continue
to lie of immeasurable value every
where and IN all kinds of occupa-
tons. The economic work of topo-
graphical and geological surveyors,
of entomolosists and meteorolosists,
cannot be done effectively BY private
institutions or by individuals. The
Government must attend to it for
the general good, aud there is 40
danger OF giving it too mach ".G.
! The discovery of Il means OF Stop
ping the ravacoS Of Single pest
like the grasslopper, u he ARMY OF
cotton worm, OF the potato beetle.
is worth more than has been oXpcrd-
ed by the Government on puro,y
scientific lahors since It's organizl-
ton.
We don: think ". Garfield
raise hl;uHr.t vcly lulicu III the e. i
motion OF S""s.D.e ?rpnir; n% hiS
mpycii,ss snubiAi,, I'll t.c ur.o,; .;iuu
OF cana! boat mtu vino Wated on
hNn IL !vW days ago. IL !nat cas- hHt
Little wiIetnc! thea action Vna nGuuu
taste OF NOT, il evidently originated
in a spirit OF sincere friendship,
which it was he hc, Of II churl to
iguole. Wollin. me-. VAL he npt to
! view it FROM Il ,.Iii,}tn. standpoint
ftaD that oSsu.,trt inv t:,n liIIt -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
cRoF7oN.


There are some persons hcrdabout
who are trying to make something
out Of tile little yellow dog item
last week, 1t does seem to us like
everybody ought to know that, that
item contains nothing offensive, that
wc intended nothing but a little fun
at the expense Of him whom westyled
the "bosS preacher" and who has been
q iricnd-ofodrs-forf fifteen long years,
Everybody knows that we have ever
been ready 70 write about yellow dogs
ever since we began TO scratch, for the
public, aud we tell YOU now, gentle
reader, that there is some reality in
our fundnees for these creatures The
best friend, Ssave our mother, thatevcr
lived on this green earth was a,yellow
dog: but We did not start oht to- write
Of yellow dogs We started ont ID
correct some erroneous impressions
that are ahoati thclcounty in regard
TO our religious convictions, While
wc woleia candilatey itwasg told IN
some portions ofethis countythat we
are a skeptic, andpn one ortwo occa-
Sions, wien we stood up iii answer tc
charges against tiN andsaid that We
believed in only foni. men who had
lived III tlis earth, Napoleon Grant,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
| The Convention nj. 4. ssbree.,

4 fliA ii --7--i9Tn s'afiBfl lIifp,
The Democracy oflhc Second Con-
gressioilal District, met in iConven-
lion at Sebree last Thursday aud
nominated a candidate for Congress
HOt. course flat candidate was Hon.
Jas. A. Mckenzie. The counties
were all represented and every thing
was unaiiiinous with the cxrep,
ton Of Glit,lc opposition 'fron Hen
defson, us 10 endorsing. Mr. McKenI
zic's course III Congress for, the pact
four years. This however was with
drawn and the resolutions as they APP
pear III another column were unan.
imously adopted. rs seq, Il (,
After the nomination was made q
committee was appointed tonwait on
Mr.. Mckenzie ard inform him of Inc
action of the convention During
this interval Mr.: JOIN W. Lockctt,
~
OF Henderson, inia,lcaii eloq ucnt and
ringing speech in which he called
upon oil Democrats to'come TO The
rescue and give the whole iicketiau
increased majority. Mr.Lockett is a
line speaker and was loudly applaud
cd, When Mr., Mckenzie entered
tho room the enthusiasm knew nc
bounds. LILO was, escorted TO the
stahd and mndc one ofthe bestisLorI
speeches ofliis life. iftcwas clog uent
logical, profound, and 1t times very
Humorous. His illusions to tho
Greonback party were made III !
spirit Of fairness, prefaccd BY a mic,
compliment TO Judge Cook. lie SAT-
butlittlc about itbut stated that HI
would shortly open the canvass IL
joint discussion with Judge Cook
Previous 10 thislc will goover inrIn
diana and make q few speeches. III,
Second District is proud Of Jim Nc
Kenzie and he is in every way worth,
Of the esteem and approval of Iii
constituency a.,,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Disguise IL as,boy may, The people
Of the State, arc bound to bolicye
that Tho verdict OF the Arnold, Jury
was not IN Accordance with the owl.
iacpco produced. There was some
foul work some where. The case was
100 plain. Arnold walked into
iiltle's Office and shot him down like
adog andis tried and acquitted. II
ia perfectly scandalsus.s The jury
stand before Tile world IN very un
'enviablc light. One reason assigned
for tLeir verdict is that Arnold was a
member Of tbc Christian Church, and
eight OF tlle jurors belonged to The
same denomination,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07


jim Mckenzie sui Jesus Christ, our
friends came 10 Us scared to ..ealh al
sHr cck.cssuess, aud told Us that the
religious elements III this county.
world vote salislly ssainst u it Nc
':il not s;.,F such thugs We 10 not.
kaow hovsthis was - the wins, vi We
.aiiiS knox il nofcIisi0as persons vu,erii
;oI US there must I've = big number
ot siIllrssilsl isi.gEal,. OiaI irEiiie e.asalls
~, Bat sc isl lgt start on; to write
pfeler.f,s.s. vie stifrfe,i on "a say that
lwe beiisSe In Teiisi.,Il. iiasi axe...ars,,
not an iuii,Icl. skepiie " an unheliever
in any >casc Of the word. We be-
lirve il Colin Christ, his Son
and eyeh believe thai ii-ihrIr Is not
a he'll FOX some People that there IS a
great saI'-- hiatus in GRATED thing
,haI ought 10 be hlls.i. We aie W
iung-iaeei csnilng hyrossi,e. who j.
ready &c crowd into the sairn coEi.rT
during seyiva. AMI make liln>el;
"ilieioTs AMI coasl.;ruvusiheSc, until the
meeting i over AMI then ready 10
transfer our zeal braH-iiahee u
so;Ge other deba,iag ami deiHcraiizin;,
business. We 10 not hi,lr uaE inigEi-
ties bekiAis Sladay school banner.
aEi We Aave ne r-SFSet ior the nan
Of, Woman who dos. ,.Frsia The
bpttvn u orr heari Ee hale TIE Telis-
oas hyrqcgi,s--ile man Who steal,
the livery Of heaven to serve the devil
ia-.oE aim there ought 10 L : hen
These things We haze ever said, and
when the shoe PIN he's. >oiaetoiy l.
really 10 raisc the howl VI skep;ic or
iniiel Bat there Is no Ran on Gods
green earth who has gresier ad,nlra-
iiOn and yeneIaiion i0r the truly rclig-
Ions man than NC, fpr the maa whu
goes ahead in the world. hewing his
way over all obstacles. clothing the
BAKED. feeling the starving widow.
an. nOurishing tine bonelesS gummei
nFphau. scattering roses anil upToEiag
thoHnsI'aying his honest debts. giving
four peeks 10 the bush~l aud tilFee fce,
TO the yas.i. who Is Interchangeable; who
is tho ssa.e Yesterday. To- iay AMI
forcyer. Tor him there is no he'll; f.T
him there win doubtless be an unrnl-
ing eternity Of rnadalieraied bliss.
There should be separation. Just
hos many arc to 90 ON this si'le OF on
that. Is not for us 20 tcll--Go. only
knows. IN word, our crecl il, paw
ypur debts. feed tho beggar iirs, and
listen to his story a!ieIwarl; drive
back the tear from weeping humanity;
keep sober. don't drink or sell any
whiskcy in the namc Of religion, pull
when the cork goes nader, aud keep
your pewJer.ary. o lIIRAN /.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

- fiifA WV TNFT sEll tffTINf -
iSenasor voorhees, undertook 10
dispute, point orscraeity with U.
!. Dronsion tic Commonwealth
Attorney 10, the Arnold case, but fhe
latter sjnst as confident he was
rigb. AZ the senator. aud refused 10
Yield AZ incIi. II was fl regard TO
Dronstous charge that Arnold Ind
been proven q, forger. ami both tho
gentlemen were so emphatic that
Anold's brother lca1ed over the
railing aud drewa pistol OH Drons-
ton. Great and wild excitement
followed, during which Mrs. Arnold
threw her husband upon the GoOr
and sat on him. For this little dis
play Of pugnaeity, The Younger
Arnold was fined $1,000 and one
years Imprisonment, while his broth
cr was acquitted OF malicious and
COLI bloode'l murder. Lynch Jaw
seemsfu be tlfe only way 10 punish
notwithstanding criminals IN this
county. ~ t 70 ad'ig ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

'faG. Allison Holland, of the Emf.
nence Cohstitutionaiist has purchased
the Anderson News at Lawrence
burg and viii leave Ills present posi-
ton as associate editor, Of tic formoI
to tako charge Of thc. latter paper
Allison, is fond Of long names fol
newspapers and we would suggest
thai lie change the nome ofthc Nevs
hild make Il the Observation-Disclosures
,Pchdence or something Of the kind.
10 will no doubt make a success Of
his pew venture, but the girls Of Law
reuceburg had better keep tlicir optics
skinned. as heis the Young gent who
boast cd that he colrlcd more girls at
the Press Convention than even Dan
Q'Sulliyap or Major Dristow.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
csaULEAN SPRINGS,

Nix EDITog:-We are about 10
close the season OF $50. The closing
ball will DC on Thursday, Sept. D.
fills win undoubtedly be The grand,
est ball OF the season. II. will be
more like reunion. Rooms are
being engaged week in advance.
Old friends will meet old friends in
the lively quadrillc.
The past season has been most
enjoyable one TO all who visited the
Syringe. Tie general public have
been liberal in their patronage; and
we ask continuance of the same.
There arc other springs in Kentucky
more fashionable, but Tor real down
right pleasure, for place where You
Cali DC free aud comfortable old &C.
rulean lakes the lead, People are
lust finding out what conveniehccs
and improvements there are since
Mr.. Harper has become proprietor.
improvements have commenced ana
will lcontiisue1 through the winter.
Next s,ilnncrproniises to lea lively
one. iaCerniean not only has the
,;n,, $500 -. IVY rVa, - ,as 1919 ~. 'sp.sa-
"Yn 49, y. sSoh p'vra .ysa,o.''
tomcntion. The Voting mems sd
ciciys win bear III mind tlieir -grnnl
to1the ',na,v n,,ys,,,.,sos =, Cs,,,,es,,
sn,W a. liz SntimSS' 1'nve,ss 49,
1,n,,r,sri,' tV.i,.i, i'..,.,.,;o,, ,...... r
tI'e 'nou,p, nr Isrs ,v,s ,,,,e,,a5 YI ~ !,
wcSt Is i;,,em.io,s ., ~ pe,s" ~" -
n,t,,o..,,. xn,' dnoce,a ~ ! sl,ar, -
,a,,ce nng;l y : rcocI, liz ba,,a,n ~,
,,,r',i,,n o;,,;c, ,a,t ~ -, !, y I.
,foLoSs, ~ !; ,s,, 49, ~,
49,, .soIa a,;,os ,,,l,,i, ,r ny. n.y.
ea;I;,, t. ."an 81 s1,.,,. III I..' ~.
cai,ale, ligI,, male = hes,,.;r,,i sn,,c" , :
-. -. 'N'' : II
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

J. Calvin Morrow of Mosganaeld,
ia dead. lie was !. yo4ng lawyer Of
moro tlIaH ordinary promise, Al
though only 25 years old he had for
seyegaI years been counfr attorney. Of
Union county, and was elected as
sistant elecior for the State at large
last June. lie was entering life with
lie yeFy brightest prospects, bn,'his
career is ended. his lamp has gone
out in early manhood. and, his soul
has entered the great eternity. lie
was buried Oh Sunday the 10Th MI. by
the knights TenPlar. Ills loss Is
noisrnedrby many who knew him
but to esteem. ResqNiescHt IN PoGe4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Tie FranSIia Patriot c1IDe= ihis
week with new editor. and \ new
head but otherwise about the same as
l,cfore. Mr. :. VI. Griffin the editor,
minonnees III answering devotion
20 Democracy ana lis inteurion 10
s'are no labor 70 make.a iIrsl class
paper of ihe. I'airiei- Mas lie sue
coed beyondliis most sangaine cxpec-
taiions. .air s'a his iVif 90
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Thus. A. Cochran killed Allan
Thompson in Trimblc county. Thomp'
son was following him up to kill him
for ancsting some belligerents at a
bran-dance He was constable AM
was perfectly justified in the act 81
Thompson was'trying to shoot him al
the time Cochran was acquitted IL
tic examining court. -nL Nm
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

iaErosiraius sough,io make llisname
immortal by setting iireto the tenn
pip Of Diana 1T Epheais, one ofthe
seven WONDERS Of Tho world. The
jurors ~ the Arnold ease, stlfying 10
emulate hisexamplc'araliiitcda black
hearted murderer who should have
hung Os liisl as IIaman. BY Ibis act OF
infamy aid perjury they have made
themselves notorious, ifnot imlnoEal,
and they should be indicted by the
grand jury for Tic crime. = a1pi'W
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

We'nre 1adt6 seotbe Union Dem
-ofrdfs opposition - Mf. Mckenzie
Withdraw. Til, EDITOR announced
before lr.-AsIieazis's, nomination
bis intention 10 try,to make repara-
ton for bis Opposition by giving him
a cordial support % tbc future.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Ic,Svsfrs Seisf. = fS-S. p
hare ussiihc yiIlu.e-nils fnill vita gym
teei a.. stFans> Tor fnsu. .NtU > war arsi has
Eivcz erifrc s5ti<fsctirn. with VERY littie eN-
i.crs4' terpfzirs. ! sleerfuiix rrronirarrri a.
u tss is-11sES = SD isrpirsicss - :
lioESr LAVE. kN.. As<- = iSSa.
Ihc NiiloIEhbt Grain lfriii pnfvAasgst ny
un-si :. H. Nc fcrTaE las givrn prrfset satis-
tsTitoz.. srsi al. par tsr ltscW in shaFt ,ilac
af ttc saving u grsin tril the increase ~
veiB fsr 9.rfe MIRA usssi. II irerfassti gay
S7vs,sgsrE ose-'hirL J. NJ WH.sr.
hervsr sr.iify tina, in IS-s glsFS.ssei
.1a-n ; X. defrrrzn a NtiiouEhhy Grain
Drill 1nsi HAT soviet my crop q ehrat Ia
the TAIL ef is79 with said Dsiii. rsssrsI the
i,riti a ala<t eNcrllent narhlne. and i-,sieve
tsr Weld 81 Wiscat this year J. .lhthie what Il
Wgaisi have lren u hail sowR It broadcast
Jniy =. iSsa
m IIoEsF CAVE. Nv, Arg l, ISsa.
For The tycncEt nj the Agricultural Interests
81 Il=rr AMI Bsrrru reun'iss lesirc % haxc
iicriishS,i the saltssactioE Tee -, ~ tie VIII
lsaShily SfziE brill that purchased * : u
Mrferran hzs rssen. 7 isssSht IL last rear.
bat a.ss fAegoti<Hiy -atisicl tist % Wsaid Ar-
soaipiiss y. haiti uzs rCpresrEtcl 10 .Iln.
uuiy pat IN 4 part ~ my wheat uTpp with a.
When hafssssS. I vas srAfiaol 10 in,l that
Nhrrc E+ssl the Drill the yicid was 81 icaSta
tAi1l fn0Tc Iei aC-c- Ia future ! shall E<e the
Dfill eSeiasiseiy and would rot be with0Gt
pHes l4f HrSEr I.,f1RKisH.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Times are getting desperate for he
Republicans. Even Graui. The silent
soldier, lias made poliiica! speech.
vcfy short it's true but speech rev.
.yiI.eIe.s. in which be pledged lin
self 10 vote for Garfield aud Arthur.
lie said lie had never in his life voted
for a president but once, and that one
was a DeInocrai, many years ago
This time he rwOald vote tor a Re
publican. ~ tir faH s
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

al, Richmond, Woodson Tudor,
went into q drug store and asked FOR
"a drlnkpf whisky. The clerk was
b"Ayaanditold hin 40 draw it himself
which he did but by.a mistake got
aconile, andanoiherburpw was needed
oil tlie'o,licrlidc oftIle river ,lsar
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
READ THIS.
We viii say ,hsse wanting good reliable and substantial
G e "A I N ID R tt l.,

Boy none until you examine Oar drill stands second 10 none mann
facfHTei u has shaH 10
RubrF ih rubbers Should grail
ozkiug 81 Nil ne, ia sed positive feed NJ
how lac j, VII feed
nails bolts ANYTHING through that get c hopper consequent
causing Our dr has Fertilizer aud seed
that be attached any time plain drill
We will take pleasure ia showing drill whether wish to
Below Will find certificates and
substantial which viii time aud patience
read We remain, very respectfully s.sssfs-slt,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

The ssiiscrsoi lie l'adncsli Fair win
accept sHr lliasks for . compliment
ary tickei To tLr noxi Fair beginning
oet. $. 'nha cos,ihaing FIVE days.
11ii, i ne SANG ysek our Fair comes
off
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

THE sIliYhs n Richmond, lcld m
iDdigpaiicnsi meeliRg, and hung j.,
cifIgy thcjHfy that acquitted Arnold
fSf sthe murder ofBimt. 3aIfdynch
lsWl' eyer jaspdable, AraOld should
be Jynchel. 9e 49,, 80.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Mrs. e. V. Buckley, Of owcpsboro
junction, out Of Ter own pocket paidthe
expense of raising a Hancock pole at
that placcnnd'claims to@be the only
woman in the, y. S. who has ever
raised political pole. ff
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
IL Pounds caTasaI 10 three weeks.
- md CurAd Of Cnf,su NJ nfinn.

Mcssrs. Crnddock { Co, ma Rhre St..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Gcntlcmcn:-Plcasc scnh me twelve bottles
OF ". u. JAaEs' CAssABfs lNDifA. ono each
OF Pills and Ointment, for n friend OF mine
who is not expected 10 live; and az your mctli-
zines !rnrcd inc cf5tonsuinptiun some three
YEAR, ago, want him to try them | gained
tiles, auI krow Il Is ia,st III tiiinr FOR him
R,specifuily, j. v. HULL,
This remedy fpeaks FOR litself. Ono bot Ne
will satisfy the most skepticai. There is not
a single symptom Of Consumption that Il docs
fresh cold IN "a lo,ira 81. 20 per pint buitlc
adclphla, ia. & irf5f sl' d may II. iSi.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Judge A. X. Boone win oppose
Oscar Turner for Congress- in The
First District Turner was elected b
q Democratic Boiler and, should MOI
be returned, .m,HNI
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

The Nashville I;eYoCIIean, edited
by 6. W. Shipman.ifas PVT in ~ ar
pearanrc as Tie second paper Started
at Nashville, within the lass few
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

4 a corpse bnried at Paducah 20
years agowas found to be in q Won
dcrful state Of preservation upon be-
ing exbumed The heard upon the
face had grows eighteen inches long.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

We know some men whose words
are as good as their noies-bul be-
ware Of their notes. ini .1el .faiif
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Billy breckenridge rather used
D,nsy VOORHEES,. t.pa. Eisliolasville,
when they got. 10 ".paiiiDg7 over
littIs law p6isfis tbs Arnold cass.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
For Congress.
JAS "A. MCKENZIE,
OP CHRiSTAIa.

The Henderson Reporter will be-
come asethiIweekly flis week.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
STATE NEWS.

ID ssa s,ss,-- 49,. 4
/ THIS late event as clearly shown, t'hi
Z" The LAM mastict the brute alone rllf
r,H whbcoonykIlls his man. s
NJ Bat'hc,who forms the bold design
, Ana ~, ,a' '@o Luck a.,s to a i1il,
And spend year in jan. y
Woman.
Grcenup county, has thirty,iiye
manners flii
-Pa'Pc'S' ef6 slest 81,
The Lexington Fair last week was
a success. g
/ n eat.,g .,,,
tingly, had 10 head Of yearlinr mules
killed by lightning while they wero
under a tree in n field I'll \
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

A negro boy Jas. Johnson had
his les cut of while iooling around
the cars al Nj Sterling.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Like the mother OF the Gracchi. the
Democratic party can point TO llaa-
rock sml English sud say sthese are
my icwels."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Jore Black hns returned from
Europa; probably, y write Gen.
HaHcock'aiDaugnrsl address ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07

Tie Breckenridge Nsws is doing
better campaign work than any cOuH-
iry weekly il the state.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-07
Kentucky DGilitarYIIns

farnaale =. o fJgDklln 20 ky, ,.'p
The school for Boys nivl Yol;ng .Mth, My
lnlts south Of Frank fnit, The 5lst aRtrll
session lbegfps M VI hapteipief nest. IAN.
're'' a. above Tor entaloenc. Aug, gan
, 1880-06-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES:
y
o s e e. ~ eod mi
s ct 70 a. .
Tribune office.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR SNAIL. JOE
aa1 sa p -
GOOD BUSINESS MAN WITH sl0O AMI
dhss a.
4 GOOD GROCERY u ONE Of THE FRiNcI.
sens an eu "a s5
nocToR-I. Will SELL an WoKTH oF DRuGE
@ IS '*ss
nRUG STORE FOR sALE-.oNE OF TEE BEST
- location. in Eastern Iowa, handsomely @ furnished,
dress d boxt So: 5 Tipson i.
\ 10 Y1u WANT BARGAIN ARG IN IN Ia &C mGAn A.
apS %dasss. oma cse With fine
DRUG STORE FOR SALE 70 4 GERMAN PHY-
s!eiaa whe can w9rs @ Up Eooe p,actics 'n Gs5-
) g. les Mesa 11on nd Chicago A00' o.
| DRUG STOCK WITH WEL-EsTABLIsHED AND
o v 131 ea Go1a9
fea @ 5sE9ad oedo. 5inspa' Apply to C.
ii1tu1os. Call 1t 81 South Canal-st-. corner Of
T0T s3fE-CIIE1P-AB BE1IiTiFUI MEAT AND
SSssss5's ns5Tss: ii eeas5R I I@e5eyss@safs; se
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business: FOR particulars apply to HI. Go6DRlCH,
, 1880-06-27
POOLEY i MITCHELL.
45 AND 451 WEST MAD1SON-gT.

EO AISU 45t " EST .MADISOV-ST-
oher to house -furnisher. complete line OF
HOUSE FEKNITUHE IN ALL GRAnEa
Parior furniture In unique designs uphoista,ea =.
covers to snt' chamber furniture Ia elaborate n,s
dun1, and plain sets; dining-room md hrarv
variety. Chironers. bookcases, hnll trees and ~
novelties IN furniture. Our carpet Department ~ !.
nled with choice patterns in tncrains and
floor nii-cloths uattlngs, window furnishing 1n
ETC. We have large ltne OF cook-stoyes and rnngs
tnware, and grnniteware- Houses furnished ~on,1t
plete. Our goods are nrst-cass, and ever cnstoma
Is assured OF fair treatment Once our custnMer
shnl cndeayor 70 keep you. "e
OUR Low PRICES ALNAYS INSURE 4 SALE
rs we o1er nothing but bargains. 7@1aA
OPEN EVENINGS
pDOLEY 4 MTTruYyy
, 1880-06-27

NITUATIoNs WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE
1est s o. references Call at Railroad Chapel. State