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, 1880-09-11
C0l0REO Q0D-EELlOWS.

= oFssRt' UI*VIIfh 70 Ihf ChEuV0 IFt6NHF.
oFh1a0StELp, ILL.,, Sept. 10.--About stxty (lcle-
1sses from tho co!orod !uxns u Odd Follows In
W. etato met At tue Blnto. tIuuse tu'IlHy md or
raAea rraanea the District Grand Lndxo nf Illinois,
tss susf pe"eecdiuys wore scorut and coscd With
@t'al ,"'' Tonight. The following wcre clected
sses " Tho district Grand L4,t!go! D.strlct
ao Master, ". T. Bcott, CAiru; Deputy Grand
! s.1ss' = u. T. Wells, Chicago; Grand Secretary,
= =, II tafssua. hrA!dwood; Grand Treasurer, It.
u, ~, uornm. Springfield; D. w., Alfred Deal, Lin.
IL" ib" 4: u; smith 1A,nuldsnn. Quincy; ChuplaIn,
Gsmn,,0,v, IVY, T. II. ll4tctins. Aalt.,ut; Executive
Mt,s!t,leu. J. Hutchinson, East Ut. Louis; 8.
oaI11.uI;A Sept. 10.-Thu sta.e lontuation of
TTxxs7a oA!A' Ftla0ws met haru 10 turn Grand
{Qr,x ~, Aooat eighty luEsons, representing
, 1880-09-11
CANADA.

Tho Hrlnceas Louise to snil fnr Cannin
in N0ycnher-Thc TrMdel CAke-tirit-
.1sA FrlEatcs nj Qnobsc-Iron, Hltca,
n.il AM3lIuony NIlMcs scarcity Of
sptetat Dspa.<h ia 7n4 cateaao Tttbunt.
MONTREAL, Supt, l0.-Thu Princess Luu!so Is
expected to safl from Liverpool for Cauada on
tho llth Of November uext,
Special Dhpateh 10 1As Chicago Tribune,
ToRoNTo, Sept. l0.-The tug Itobh was o0lred
today on IN action for scAmon'a wages. Whun
tho 8hosin aud bis tncn wont On board to post
tho wastuat and tie up tho boat they wese
thEuwn on by tho Captain and hla son 6toam
being up. thu tug loft tho port Warraats arc
dp<epts 4sp.4ts4 h las tis.eago THbuns.
,TonpnTo, sept. l0.-in November lhst. blr: y.
steamer waubuno Il. ueos9iun lily. fsEs w,fo
tas 9sotStnn h9y hTranspostat4 cHnany 70
COURTS. and appealed to t.e nikheE conrts for
which allows only SIS per ton oil ahip tonnage.
The nppgal wus allowed With coats, and tho in.
junction got aside. Mrs. kIshvr viii now pru-
ct,cd with her cpmln0n.I law acuou.
spstt4l Dhp4sth q ~ tAteaeo 1tths.ns.
Nok7ngA1,, sept lu--Part!es continue to be
arrested aad heavily tIncd for using cancelled
TIs petisiop psosanted by Mr. rtudel against
Judge, o. tho ground tint tharo WINS nothing
pruycd aRanst the respondent which would
Justify the Court ln dePrisluy him OF tho Gus.
tody Of the child.
Sptetu! uispateh to Ihs CAtcdoo 7fIbunA.
QuEBKC, Rept. lU-Tho attraction In Quebec
for tho past week hns been the proso.ica lu tho
harbor Of tho English tsKates Northampton, SIR
Leop0ld hCChnkock 8 dag sttp. Mld thg blanche
and Forester. The citizens Of Quc0oo loft noth-
lpE HhaUne tn mark thalr ANXIETY TO d. hohor 10
thu Yallaut Arctic oxplurer uud blu olllctrs.
Tho CArtHtce says: :" 4 larxely-tncrcased In.
Iat,dA In tho Province which PROMISES to Iuad 10
tho development OF our nlluera! wealth,
an1 70 lncFease largely tho Provincial
Ut London, representing number OF
EnRllsa capitalists. bus heen In Qneboo fur snn,c
weeks past hAylpX brought With him 4 special
assaylst. Tnxethes thoy hive examtatd several
mineral lanis ln this province; und It 10 under.
sluoa that Mr: Aulloney. wh" leaves for England
OH Saturday, has mRlo q number of purchases.
Anu,ngst ofheEa he has bought truut Of iand
ln ~ Township Of loerytlle, District Vt saxue.
, 1880-09-11

isa, ~ ..t th"t Nr j.nitYhtsvnr i,ns bc.
cersy @ ~ ,ara, -. t,,r ~, tfnt bc IL, nnt
f;' f!a ~ III ,s,m.u," c,,atnaii Il, ~. rt
~. t,atnai ~ d";,vimw III ta,"rnitv, uni cum
. ~. .St ~ 49, Ir,twnf ts rtnstifiienfs wynli,l
hafn II apr.no ns ~" ~ ,f1ht Thc jnttnr NJ II
~ nm.L "n'n' IL, I'm iftrtii,i Il cnrrcct
.,iI.. "p"'e, lin NV oorfuinnI nnthirv tmiftR
tnW " ~ "1ssn.,t| 1sa.t| ~. mii,ss,o, r.,
ntnl,Sca tnetet, .,1 n nantatns n,thInv
~ .t' nttncI 4 q, n' ~, ,n H., ~. IL fn Shmr.rs
acsfa tnnt a'" XII ~ s.,'r,s.r,i srnitnrnts
,st,1.'s H. sn. i r., at'w tn the wnr,
sE Mn ~ n.y. ,h'.,r y. H. ,crtar rnthim0 In liza
M' W. @ ~ ,s -: ~ ifr,s ,vh1.t, wt,;ttti air.
.' ,hn ~ H., ,;rt H. ;.nit ,i,,,,vtr sHs
Ra 10 ~ ~. ,ne i. ,"s @ @ hcr a,n nIn canHni
MtnI9 - t's ~ n3 Wy ~. H., IL ,"t,,rc
" anu upon " s"o'ec1~ ~"o''' W rtt,,,,,,,sx.
, 1880-09-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Ercnsest b1cnHtng ever offered 10
suffering humanity ls Arends Kumyss. In dys-
fcpsia, Rastritis. lauscn Roneral debility. cutt"
sumption. etr.. Il nets like a eharn. Distress.
depression, uncasturea vanish. Comfort tHkes
tIleiE plncu. .AppnEte ind strength return a. u
ty MaRlc. kutnyssEs mt n medicine; It is food
III fnr1n Of n ptensMnt milk wine. It rcprraents
N!l the oIetncnts Ut nutrition III titalfzcd ind
easlly lIYested form. and tInthng est rapidly
ciriches tho hind. Trnatlse on kuinrss sent
frye to ,!y my address: M newaEe e. Of Init imithuonst @
enncrs supplied directly by a. Arcni. Chemist,
Curucr Madison street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-09-11


1HniAsApol1s, lnll,, Sent, l1.-A number OF
pas.ongcrn on tho wrecked Indianapolis Il st.
Lofts train yesterday u.urninx voluntarily canlo
l'nfore Coruncr Wsshurtl to-tlay and tnado IL
stntcment TO tho effect TINT In THUR Judgment
tho aecItont In which Conductor Murrls lost his
llfo WAS accustomed BY tho rup!d running Ut tito
2Drain, und nut from any tplsplnecd rhll, rs IL
EGnoraIly supposed. One EentluRnn lit purtiral-
lur said ut the tino of tho mss,ap tho e,gino
VII. running .at light ming anrel With t1own"
hr,.kes fnr 4 dlstantc Of rully mile. A. tho
cnsp ho cUs1d tAke no oso!..l a.cps III tho prctn-
tacs further than to refer thu witnesses tn tho
Coroner Of tho uolnty In VIII 4 the MccdGnt pE-
Cured. 1t snny be .tldetl Il .t,erc ara several
tt,Onrsts accounting for tlIu ..tpi1nnt, and TINT
tho ntoyG iB only one and tho lcldt pfluelpe.
, 1880-09-11
UNDElkCLOTlliN1.
VEST END DRY GOODS H0uSE,,
Madison and Peoria.sts.
FALL And WINTER
UNDERW EAR!
FOR
Ladies, Gentlemen,
Misses, and Boys.

Wo llaye opened orr Fall Stock Of these
goods ind Wc tnke pleasure In announce
Ing 1t to be the largest and best assorted
We hare eyer carried.
Our prices will he found, ns thoy al.
Nays are. THE CHEAPEST In the clty.
In The Finer Grades Of all tho best
makes nc are offering SPECIAL In.
JUDGEMENTS In order TO increase our
snlcs in these Best Lines.
Purchasers wilI f1nd they con effect q
saT1ng of fully IL 1-2 TO 90 per cent by
examining our gools before buying else~
where.
Wc el,ccifU fe,v Of our Leading
Bargains:
Ladies' Full Regular Made Vests and Drawers,
$l.25; the best fa|ue In the market.
Ladies' Vests and Drawers at so cts., Is cts.,
and $L00.
Gentiemea's Full Regular Made Shirts and
Drawers at $L25.
Gents Shirts and Drawers In White and Co.,
oled, decided bargains, at SO cts., 65 cts.,
IS cts., IS cls., and $I.00.
Children's Vests and Drawers at Is cts., 80
Cts, IS cts,, DO cts., SO cts,, and 60 cts.
, 1880-09-11

JERSEY Cry, N. j., sops. 1t.-The large grain
elevator Sct,t!a. Of the International Elevator
Company, lnying Ut tho lled Etlr stouu,shlp
docks, tUok ro 1T this morning. It ia s,lploscd
the tire started lii tho tntler- ronn. The elevator
bn he'd to the wutcrs edge, ntlt1 wns tukrn frun,
the 'ck by tho tiro Ateuinbout. Loss, $;U,UtU;
fully iuKurY!il. '---'
, 1880-09-11


CINCINNATI, Sept. l0.-Tho Gaset!c's Steuhon-
vIl1o, o.. spcctul says; a oollEaiun OF tw0 scc-
Tons ot fru,ght tra!ns on tho plu Handle Road
Uccured nclr bingo to-dny. Pat Cnih!l, hreinun
0n une oE tho engines, Wa8 killed instantly,
wrecked,
, 1880-09-11
BLEW OUT THE GAS.

SpteiaI Dtspaeh to 77.s Chteavo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, sunt- 10-sIlas ittcharlaon,
n woalthy and highly respected lnlnbar nler.
nhHnt Of Waukcsha, was suifucated to ticnth ht
Madison lust night. When retiring ho thn,1xht-
lGAly blew nit the gus fnstaad Ut turning II Ill,
and he wAs iound dead In bod lhis niornlHy.
, 1880-09-11

Every Enw. .EngAnueT will welcome tho
shakers' Sarsnpnrlta ns mn did fricnt'. tn whon
hH sfltne ore nf his family In indebted for help
thrnnph tho critlenI periods OF sickness and de-
hlllty That como u every pnn
, 1880-09-11

Tito pssf,Itc Will beware or a trns1ttu4
lent Initiation Of D0thins' Electric Hnap nnW be-
Ing forced M the markct by Misrepresentation.
1t will ruin my clothes wushcl with It. Insist
upon hlvtug Doblns' Electric
, 1880-09-11

Eminent 1>r. II. II. Walton, Annapolis,
Md... writes: Caltsn's LtDhtg's Liquid Extract It
n,vc ever used in wns.ed or impaired constltu-
uous.
, 1880-09-11

TIorsfortt's Acid Phosphate relieves mental
and physical exhaustion. asd gives v,gor and
runeWed strength to tho hun1un system when
Tenkoncd by Overwnrk
, 1880-09-11
FLORIDA COAST DISASTERS.
Hpfttuf Dispateb to Tn EEeanq Tfthnnxt


New Yong, Sept. 1Q-Nr. 4. X. Owen, Of
Choster, pa., tho travelling companion Of Gen.
T0rbcrt, and a sursiynr Of tho steamship
Vura crn1, arrived in this city this oyentug by
tho stcamer Charleston. lie was accompanied
by Six other survivors Ut tho wreck. lila fcat-
usos wcro bFonzul by exposure. and hIs attlrc
was limited ton ruugh blue flannel shlst and a
pA1r Of tn,1sers considerably worn. Dir, Owen
repeated tho ssory OF Tho hurricane of Aug. ss
aud ~ substantially a. he gaye 1t before. Tho
storm terun shortIy after o'clock p. III.
,on Saturday, and continued to Increase in
fury uutll tue ship went i, pieces ata o'clock a.
N. Tn Sunday. 4 great wave plunged over the
port bow, sendtn9 sufficient water into tho on
Rlno- room to put cut the tires and to stop tho
workings Ut the uafn engines. Tho passengers
were fnaruoteu by the Captain to asstst tho crew
at tho pun'pa and IN passuY buckets. AA It.
forts wear Without avail. Tho yease! til!ed rep
Idly. uud t1nall} went to pieces - has oeca do
scrlbch. Tho M,uts wesu brushed before skoy
could leavu tue ahlp. and many Vt tho officers
aud crew lost their lives in them. ME. Owen
kluws aothlns u the pasty which came ashora
, 1880-09-11

,,aros, ,s'ss 60, =" .,ts...st
ooi.cd NJ ;,o o,,lca ~ tt,o anohnr ,na ~ .t.,,
nss ~ ut.,o s,,ont III. Insar,o+, s,,,- -.
Sar.,o -, ,,n .,onnanr An,t;,a ,rt,o1 soWn.; "r.;
t".,, taro IT,. ,ns,'. go ".,: - ''-.I. 49,.
t, ..es ~ nv, ,,n ,st ~, e'',,,a,a., ,,, 49,
.st.tsh nr., 1,,,,,a,., ~, ~ NJ, tn., 49, ,,sat
NJ, ~ hn"rt. ware sn..a., NJ fur,tor 1,"~,.m.
H. H.. -. ',,, sT.,'e l,.n.o,. '... 3".a., -.
Inh,a Na,sr,n,n,Inmtt o,,,s ns ~ Tsn,,1,, ~
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a,, !, !. a,s,,,na. ,,o, ,,'a ,"a.ss ,,,s ,','.
"a.",.! ~ w. ,.na. - ets..t,.' as.,.a '''1
r,,,o anr,tn ,w"s ,nt,,o, ~ ot,o,' s,n M, ,,i
,s H.. ,s.,', .s,t ns1',., ~ t<'.s, .s o .A 49,.
...ats"a, tst..'s.n,. 49, s,ats s1. ,,'. .",.'s
s..to'a,s ~, ,,a,.. an ~" ~ ,s,,., ,.es ',
Aue!o "tlo ~, lassci'sc's. fisluotsot n9os''
III" u ~. xA"Inut nnc, LII, ''suto .nois o"n
eesse's' hlo ~ 'ao 'oss VIII W enaFea Wy no
ota.et ~. e.1npa"s. x.u
lna catfo VI .nu amRha consleteo VI al'oes
ouSucls M ~ corn A1la i,'~o t"hs .! pfoouce' aha
ap"ut ~ ,Uun " 'neteuanuso: MoEo VIVA IAAeh
hoaata at t1talitax'cons'stsl's ot iaf8o quantity
~ ~ 1oostosa anu .ew p!okases o1 snnary so94s.
np i'o"sate ~ m.'ca t"a slato ttto AnR''At"as
u1tt ~ - psi', ioto, nnu )" o"nca ny E""Nta L.
nle1Aaacs ". eao "us co"Manoca oY Capt.
% Unnn' ann @ w.'s nouna i1oal Antwefp LOT Now
ioiR: Gnu 10 o''''e oi 'Fons 1es1stcFca ~ IONS
Ind nal!e from oHlssoW. shc MA sailing IN
palihst oa'y when tne COLLISION. occnFeed.
From tho New iork nlieo or tho Anchor Limo
comts the stiitefheht thht u - ool1oved that a
aehse 3o9 hti'i hcnvy scl pTcsa'iea III tno sIme
VI Tue collision. Capt GArFlo Kavc ample proof
III the excellent ussclpllne which prevailed On
tho Anglat ioF "l1hout AsklnK ass!s'a',co no
1rdcrod tho bouts out, and the entire crew loft
tho vessel In s1fcty. The AuKl'a went down
Boon after' ...r.
ST. J0Hks. N. D.. Sept. 10.-Tho British stean,.
or AnKlth, Capt. QNrtIG, fr0tn Boston, Sept. =,
, 1880-09-11

Political JGaNnerA, F1nga, and PoT.
tra1ts. Ito!or l. Grnham o. DnAnc street, N. 7.
, 1880-09-11

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 1o,-W,llio White, years
oil, stAtu-pfckcr, wAs crushed to dcath In tho
Elk Hill breaker OIL tho outaklrts Of tls city.
Il lntrctls Of slAtc-pickers nru sent 10 work br
tween tho 1lgcs Of u and years. Tholr taak con-
elsta In sitting asttida narrow lrou Chute,
through which tho coul runs frunl the 1naet1Ine-
~ hy which 1t Is br0kon, and picking 0tlt tho
pieces Of slate from nmong tho anthracite.
Frequently thoy return houo With bleeding
ilngcrs, rs slate and cunl nre Dfteu rs sharp rs
R,ass, ,l1ld 1t Is nut until their lttlo haids be-
days wiIrk without suffering Nc,ltu pu'n. TLfs
~ tho kind Of work Tint Willie WhIt9 WIS III IN
Elk l11ll brrHker. The puHy screen ln wilose
hut mt boxed tvGrhcId. Curiosity cHused htt,,
to put his ht.ld over tho f0ico. whcn ha WIS
cAl1yht BY tho ct,gs nEid Whlr!et ovDr tho proteo.
tfon int iii aslt,nx tho machinery, where lie WAS
crusLEd u loAth In u 110Inout.
, 1880-09-11

Glove Pink Ia the Nntno
Of the now perfume Invented By Atkinson. tho
London pcrfumcr, and favored BY Ars. Lang
Try, hrnce tHttny suppose 1t to possess beauty
giving power.
, 1880-09-11

AT ItUIIf ENTE}t1 I'LL.
Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Bopt- i0.--Ihts mlrniny tho
schonl-hnll.e III ii0chostcr, this county. WIS de-
Rtruyod by ilre Wnlch orlgiIAtel iu q defective
tuo.
, 1880-09-11

his bume IN Chaster.
8psetat Di.patth 10 Int CAttnae Tribune.
NEW ynNk. Sept. f0.-Mcasrs. Alexandra 4
Ems hnve recc!vntl IHnittve Information 1T tho
whereabouts nf fourteen mnre Survivors Ut Tho
Vera cruz. They oi,no nsE.oro III tho ncighlnr-
hotM If Carc CannverAl. This Information Is
fjaacl upon two fcttota rCco!vett In this city tu-
tsay by 0eorru IT, ChAtwel. Clerk ot tho flonrd
ut Undcrwritors. Tho Ictters wore from, Titus
Vile. FlA, wcre addressed to Chnrtca Davis. Fec
rcsary Ut tho 11nhrl nj Underwriters. md signed
by Henry T. Titus. tho nRcnt ut tho Unler~rlt-
Nls. As communication with TitusviI!p t,ntl l'ccn
interrupted, 'ho Was cnEnpr1lcd ts pay $liI to
lnyo tho iva letters brought to Eanfnrtl, Fla. tn
lc Enstctt FIR New York. Ynn(t,rd Is II au III
village IN Orange County. Titusylc is In miles
ssnlsh ffun IT. Augustine. 1t will rrot.ably he
several days hofore any further Information Is
rrcplvctl from the purity.
10 ths Htssfra AMoetaffd FFtss.
NEw yoaK, Sept. lu.-The following arc cx.
trncts fTUn lHtters rtcGlyU4l by t1strew DcnHla,
Secretary Of tho New rark iIoRr.l Of Untier.
writer's. from Henry r. Titus. representative of
tho lloar'i al r,tasvlc tFtl. Hnd sae:'.lsy. which
rcnGhed the olf1co u AlcxuudtG l. Soila carly
thls tuurninx. mud were given fur publschtion:
. SEl'r. =, lHsl-rwu r,erat'n,. 0ne Ut tt.sut Il
ncern cat1'n us!'oro with htc-prcsorvcrs ,4Isd
r,.MrtSl that thos left \ stc..'',gr firm, New
vcI.l tlloy waro ssraeK by i gnlo. 'rhe c,,i,.,,
Wts tnken overheard. wlffi tnnt.s pteocngers:
Tlieso ~, two pcr.',M,,a M cHMe asl'oro by tho M u
alMl III exhausted TUT io cuuli nut give any
information. and ths nexro. did mt rc,nemhrr
stc,ltnur hid ll,,rses on DUard wt1en sc lett New
rurk. This viii tluilDlicss Eiyu you n cuw to
thG nAn,c 0f Tho stchtner.
foum1erct> nj Hcn OIL tn'3 c'Has vas Tho tty Of
Fesn Erla. tH.llttl fnr l14yan, fr)ln New i0rk.
AZ lust except twolvo porso'ls, wnu cat,u or'
, 1880-09-11

Proof TINT BeItzi.uover Wrote tiaO Fn-
nous characterization FurnlAlle. II
Full Statement Of tho FMels under
Ona1a-Ottsers WHO Have lloarsi ktnl-
lar UttcrRucea.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-07-20
VN1'
A Card.

Four years ago took charge OF
South Kentucky College, and II is cx-
trenlely graii,yingto me TO be able to
say that since that time the institution
has fully sustained itself and steadily
grown in favor. Each year has given
It list OF matriculaics larger than
that OF the year preceding, and ! had
many reasons for thinking that tho
next session would DO one OF marked
prosperity. But, notwithstanding
the flourishing conditions and promis-
ing outlook Of the school under my
management, / was persuaded that
duty required me TO commit it 10 the
care of other hands and devote my
self wholly 10 tho ministry of the
Gospel. With this end in view, |
entered into an agreement with Prof,
liobt. Aug. Broadhurst, of GAINESVILLE,
by which he was to succeed me and
the 10Th Of July was named as the
time when he would take possession
OF the property, When the time ar
rived, Prot. Broadhurst failed to COM
ply with the terms Of his agreement
with me, and. am therefore still in
charge OF the school.
| am now organizing a faculty for
the couling session, which will open
on the lat Monday in September.
The Domestic Department will
he as heretofore under tho man
agcnient OF Mrs. Cave, who will pro-
vide with mothers caro- for tho
young ladies boarding in the institu-
ton aud allow no one TO suffer when
Il Ia in her power to prevent II. Miss
ella Mason who is well and favorably
known to tho friends and patrons OF
the school, will again take charge of
the music department and have the
over sight Of the young ladies'. The
departments of Literature, Science,
and ART will be IN tho hands of teach
era thoroughly qualified for their pc.
sitions. While tho engagements
made bv mo when ! expected this
work 10 be in other hands will ncces.
sarily claim much of ny time, can
confidently say to tho friends Of the
institution that It's good reputation
will no maintained and that its edn-
cational advantages will be as good
or better than ever before. ts
II. G. CAVE I,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-07-20
Attention City Council.

II Ia not the first time we havo
found e necessary 10 call attention
to the disgraccful scenes enact
cd at tho depot when the trains come
in. A crowd of negroes and roughs
congrcgatc there especially ut night,
and indulge in profanity and obsccn-
ity and boisierous and disgracefnl
condnc, regardless Of tho presence of
ladies or any one else. Negro boys
throw rocks IN the crowd and only q
day or two ago a passenger was
struck in getting of the train. Some
times the mob is SO great that 1t is al.
most impossible for man TO get Off
the. train, to say. nothing OF ladies'.
Hotel porters crowd up TO The steps
yelling iu the faces Of The passengers
aud jerking and pulling, them in a
manner that ought to be prohibited.
A railing was put ur TO keep back
the rubblc. A policeman should he
required to be there and preserve the
peace and protect the travelling pub
lie. 1t is a Disgrace to the city. M
where elsc is 1t permitted, and should
DC stopped at once. VIII you do it?
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-07-20
Sudden Death,

Passing along Maple Avenue at sun
down Saturday evening we bchcid q
little crowd OF auxious spectators
gathered around the PROSTATE form
of poor unfortunate, whose dying
means and piteous gasps for breath
fell upon the err rs tho last golden
beams Of the setting sun rested upon
his ghastly wounds and were re-
Elected back from the horrid pool OF.
blood In which he lay dying-ycs dy-'
ing. A moment ago that clottcd gore
was coursing la his veins that grace
full form how PROSTATE upon tho earth
IN the. agonlcs OF death, eas animat-
ed with hcalihful yigor; that voice
now hushcd into dying groan but
ycs,er.uight was heard in clear and
clarion notes upon the nocturnal
zcphyrs: that eye now dimmed by the
approach OF death glared ficrcely
upon his enemies and chilled the
bravcst heart with its fiery flash !;
those active limbs now crimsoned
with their own gore were niIublc.
swift and strong q moment ago; that
golden hair, just the color Of tho do
parting rays OF the sun now falling
upon II, was not stained with blood
andbegrimcd with dirt that heart that
has almost ceased TO throb, beat with
all the regularity Of perfect health
and strength. Alas! what has caused
this change? What hand has struck
| the blow that deprived fellow being
of Iife? Ills enemies conspired
against him. lie was taken In on un-
wary moment, fciled To tho earth and
tho dear life his fnsker gave him was
crushed out, and his bleeding carcass
left TO rot blythe dogs who had muir
dcred kim. We drew near to the SUI.
fercr. lie \, dying now, step softly
In the presence OF death! A moment
moro aud all will be over, his fitful
life will DO ended aud his soul per-
haps at rest. Each spectator seems to
realize Me solemnity OF the moment.
Harder and harder each labored
breath Is drawn. Look, look sec
that convnlsiye movement OF tho MUS
cles. See him attempt 10 rise, oh it
was but the last spasmodic effort Of
life; he sinks back and 10 dead. Yea
dead, aud ell that remains OF the UNI
fortunate Thos. II. Cat 10 his man
glcd corpse. The last CLEAN ofisun-
light has fallen upon the scene and az
the evening shades arc drawing their
vespertine mantle around the dead
we turned away recalling tho words
Of another I'm the midst Of life we
are Ia deaih.T y rs s +. is8
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For long months we have refrain

For long months we have refrain
ed from asking our patrons for
money. We must now alludc to the
subject not in the nature of a dun
but Kindly request all who owe us TO
pay up as early as they can. We
need money once In while just like
most other folks ana as we are not
national bankers, or bloated Million
aires with untold thousands to back
us, we must rely on the fruits of our
labors IN the newspaper field. So
please bring, or send your subscrip-
tons as soon az you can, and not only
help us but get the matter off your
minds for year, and get your names
registered for a chance ut our prem
iuns this fall. Your wheat 10 now
sold and you will not miss two dol
lars, but ifall who owe us would pay
up It would help us nightly. We
are working hard TO build up u pa
per and II our friends will just stand
up to us VIC hope TO be able TO en-.
large tho paper before long and make
1t better in every respect. We have
no right to complain Of the past, but
feel grateful TO the people for their
patronage and encouragement. We
will need II good deal OF money next
month aud we trust our friends will
heed this kind request.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-07-20
cerulean.

Mr. jesse 7. Harper, Proprietor OF
Ctrulcan Springs, has reduced the
ratio Of board from 70 to rs per week,
IN consequences Of the failure Of the
wheat croplthrouyhout the country.
Tho guests are rapidly increasing m
number. Prominent among tho late
arrivals are Nr.J. IL. Gaines and
daughter, Miss Bottle, Montgomery I;
w. 7. Rsndle aud wife, IIopkinsville ;
Jno. Young and wife, IIopkinsville ;
Luther Rawllns aud wife, Pembroke,
Ky. George Merritt and Nat Gather,
Hopkinsville. The sulphur water
never was better.
What is nicer or more pleasant than
to be out under the spreading oaks at
Corulcan this warm weather enjoying
tho breeze and talking TO your girl
Mrs. DR.. Gaines, who has been here
q week, is improving fast. Z
The boarders have a dance every
evening. Splendid music at their
command.
A shooting gallery is new feature
among the smuscmenrs, N
Mr., w 2. Gray and sister, Mia
Ella, of Paducah, and Mrs. w. J.
Boyd and Miss Sudic lIopson, Of
Canton, are late arrivals.
NEBucHApNEzzAR.- .