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aARRErgsBuRa.

The glowing sun has once more
pcered forth in the blue Summer sky,
and have no doubt that Il is heartily
welcomed, after the recent rains which
have done great damage to unthreshcd
wheat.
Tobacco is looking well but the
grass is looking better.
Squirrels are not so plentiful since
those three young gentlemen went out
hunting; l will have to report them il
they dtn't stop making such havoc.
The two candidates for the Office OF
constabc(D. J. Mctcalf Esq. and MIR.
Manson Giles) aw working very hard
to secure that Office.
Protractcd meeting closed on Tues
day the 9th, inst. with seventeen ad-
ditions to the church, The third or.
dinancc Of baptism was administered
at Noah's Spring.
Marble playing and horseshoe pick
ing has been suspended
Blackberries arc plentiful, worth
about loot. gallon. All who want
them here is the place to get theni'
A good many attended the speaking
near Lafay cite from here.
There are enough spriags here since
the rain, to keep people from going tc
Cerulcau
Hurrah! for Hancock and English
Potato.
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coMpRoxIsE.

Warm weather IL now ut hand
the Tree use oil lime is or ought to be
demanded 10 disiniect the noxiops
places around our dwellings.
We hear complaints o. number
of cases Of flux throughout this sec
ton Of the country. We regret to
announce that there Is so much sick
ness and 50 many deaths IN our COM
munity.
Miss Mary n. West who has been
Visiting her sister, west OF Hopkins
vile, returned hople last week. We
hope her visit was one of pleasure.
The interest OF the Sabbath school
ut Pleasant IIill church seems TO be
on the decline. The teachers and
students should mol grow cold la that
good work, but ontinuc their meet
ings SO long rs the weather will ad-
init.
Prof. McGrcgors school closed at
Kirkmansville last week The cxcr-
cises were indeed Interesting, as each
and every student acted his part well,
The Prof. has taught his students
plain, practical, sensible and solid
educaliun, and ID q fatherly way, as
10 flnd pernancnt Judgment IN
their minds aud hearts.
The friendly grip OF the candidates
Is commonly felt in this section.
| Mr. JOCK Long. living several miles
cas- coi This pAce, iSst two Of HE
chil,lrcn.last week,raged abo,it four
and eight years, afili ted with fux.
Their deaths were but hours. apart
aud were both buried at the same
time aud place. .if,,s
Died with flux last Sabbath, Mt the
residence of MIR. Sam'l Jones, Hattie
Jones, aged O years.
I-sltsecpsthqtthe common diseasps
arc, Afilingi tlie skill Of Out best ply
tsiciAnss 4Whileh weh hoAItiiy regret
that our physician, the man most
needed In our community, DIR. N. I,
Hays, has been called away. lie was
afflicted with chiiis and fever and
died ON Monday, the 9th, tiestlsird
day Of his illness. In the deaiI{ot
this promising man the homo clrclt
has been robbed Of one Of its hoblesl
Jewels. DIR. Hays was In the 32nd
year OF his age at the time ofghii
death, and leaves besides, his'fathef
land mother, sisteFs and brothers al
IhSma,s u1d Nid8wR to- endilrc III,
Iagonics ofibhchndss ail.lpthc wretch
| cd gloom of the home, now broker
and disfgured to satisfy the demands
of death. We sympathizo with Mrs
Hays. and II we could cay one single
word 10 case her aching heart, ont
sentence to dispel the shadow cling
ing 10 the walls Of her once happ,
home. we would quickly and gladl,
fIapeak. a Z w WANDERRR.
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lYArsvIsw--
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Its feared the wheat crop that is
not ihrcshed win DO almost totally
destroyed by the very heavy rain that
has fallen OF late. ~1i,'4. '.a E''i
Mr. George Alleny Of ST Elmo,
spent last Sunday here tile guest Of
DIT. 81 Lackey. We understand
thatthcrc Is more potent attraction
tor him there, than warm personal
friendship for the Doctor. ~
MIR. Geo. Il. Mcclellan, delivered
AT able and eloquent lecture here
last Saturday night TO a large and APP
preciative auditory. We speak the
sentiments of those who heard him
when We say, II was excellent, aud
teeming throughout with II ripeness Of
wisdom rarely seen In ono 50 young
in life.
Mrs. Anna u. Hall who has beer
wishing Esq. Geo. w. Jesup returned
homo Wednesday.
Miss Mollie ilawkes, of Canton
and Mrs Lellyeit. oil Nashville, are
visiting ED. q. w. Jesup.
It's rnniored that one OF our young
men Is TO be married soon. They are
both young and beautiful, aud We
hope their futures, may he as glad
some, as a lioneyed dream.
TON Wade has returned from
Illinois where I've has been for tlIs
last 8 weeks.
Dr. 4. 5. Lackcy leaves to-day Il
locate at 81. Elmo, where VIC hope h,
MAY be successful. lie Is an excel
lent physician, and we are sure Ii,
will com mand patronage.
We regret to chronicle the sad dealt
of our warm personal friend DIR. N
T. Hayes, which transpircd at Iii
home near Fruit Hill last Tuesdsy.
We also regret to have to write
Of the death Of Perry Vaughan infan
son OF Mr.. X. r. Vaughan. sg'fi
Mr.. 4. G. Calls, Of your place Is II
town seeing after the safety Of prop
eriy. 'R al4a ..'.r-f
John Pye Of Cincinnati is visiting
friends here.
All Democrats take Hancock All,
English in theirs without any taste o
crow. 3ma "a. tw
J. p .Downer and Col. NJ. d. Brow
our census men are through thci'
work. a,,af 4!a,s
Miss Eddie J.ackey will stay 70
some time with her uncle Dr: y
Lackey.
Newton Carpenter is taking tn
mail now.
L s'lsi.l !""t'.s 500 I lVIsIroR.
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instant Death.
X NEGRO snor Ar OAK GROVE.

" - a. 49, = a - -
Mr.. II. e. lIerndon, one Of the most
respectable farmers in the Oak Grove
neighborhood, in this county, shot
and Killed anegro At that plate Mon.
day, the 9Th inst. We were unable
10 obtain all the facts in the case but
no doubt the killing was jone in self
'dcfense- Tbe parties were engaged
in an alteration, and the negro insul'
ted Mr.. Ilcrndoib lie struck him will
his riding whip, At this tho negro
seized a wagon standard and struck
him a mur,lerous blow on the head
nearly knocking him senseless, and
cutting his scalp In ahorrible manner
IIerndon then drew his pistol, mud 81
tho negro turned to run away, -shc'
him IN the back the ball passing
through his heart, producing instant
death. The Negroes name was Bill
Bell. Mr. IIerndon WAS suffering
severely at last accounts from TN
woundlon his head. eve
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RICKETTSVILLE.

The heaIth or the lneialiborhood IL
'souIe better than has been for three
weeks past. Mr., Samuel Wright,
who has been sick Tor some time, we
are happy 10 say Is coilyalcscing,
Mrs. I.iyic Nicols who has been
dangerously III for some time has re-
covered. Eindc, Jonah and DR., Il.
~ IL. will ilnmortaiize themselves on
Tomorrow, SO far as oratory Soon.
cerped. 1prn 10 looking exceeding
~ we'll, andtPfOniises Anextra yield.
The acreage Is about fifteen per cent
gbove 4 tiIeIl gaverage. + The recent
heayyraii destroyed "a great deal OF
tobacco OH the creek. What, Is
planted ON the high ground Is looking
quite well and is growing, some as
well as the grass. Tho Republican
enthusiasm has dropped about 100 de-
grees, namely from Hiram Ulysses 10
Hiram Brown. IIurrah for Hancock
and English aud the South Kentuck
ian ! They are in the lead Mr.. Geo.
Wood living near Hopkinsv!lle has
taken, che contract 10 grade aud pike
DOyds Ilill. al one hundred and fort,
seven dollars. There Is a young gen,
tleinan In this vicinity that contcnI,
nIates buggy ride 10 Mt. Zoar on,
Sunday before long. lie has our
hearty approval and we think that h,
ia Pyle-ing 1t on just about Wright.
To some Of tho citizens of this place
we wonld politely suggest the idea o
being a little cautious M betting q,
tho grand jury will 10 In session OF
the first OF next month. You ma,
talk about your snakes. But Dav,
G. has killed The largest one that ha
been killed IN this neighborhood thi
year. II measured five feet and foul
inches In length. come again boys
In yonr last issue Selim wanted Il
know If Emdc would graduate .hi
session. We think Il exiremel,
doubtful unless he would becomi
reconciled 10 a single life. which W,
don't think he can do. What do 70,
think about it Bill Rogus2 ~
| ,s a,,.,s. Rosa LEE.
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TOBACCO NEWS.

.'tf- - ~ ~,
Total Receipts for tho .season. .9,523.
Receipts for the past week -, GIL.
Total Sales for the season. ). S,022
Sales for the past week. 5OO
Sales by Buckner Il Woodbridge,
July 7, s and 8. 1880, OF 1872 Hhds.
tobacco as follows: j.
SO hbds good to fine leaf, 500 to
$3.50. 49,. e.,
Al hhds. common to medium leai
$550, to 1878.
"a hhds good to fine Jugs, 800 to
$500.
81 hhds. common and trashy $685.
to 800. fgeg fslHasl q
MARKET still continues firm and full
and prices were some better on all
good sound, leaf or lngs,,, We have a
full boarl Of buyers with a good gen.
eral order demand.
Sales b, AbeElathy & Co. July I
Of 90 hhis toba5co as follows:
~ hhds. good Leaf from $3.50 t.
$iVu. fg0I 10N 91fiw4JG
20 hhds common leaf from $6S5 tc
5000. 's'
30 hhis. low leaf from $500 to
$i9j. m ..'lr s,1
81 hh,ls. lags from $3.50 to 1915.
Market brisk at former prices.
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& Ala nfcctiiig Of the members Of the
Ilopk hsvIile bar ard officers Of the
court held stthc Office Of y. W. Nc
PlerAo,, Fac. July 8, 1850, Judge u.
r pc,rce was called 10 preside and
III. X. ~.Isittcll appointed Secretary.
|whc. I,e 70 lIowilg resolutions were
offered by J.hlge q A. JAndcs aud
Y sccondod 6ysJ NV. Mcpherson, and
unanimously adopted to,wit:
o WHErsAs, death has again invaded
! our aircle and ! strack down another
member OF this bar IN the prime OF
his manhood, aud whereas, wo tho
surviving members desire to express
our regret Al this sad cvcnts aud testi
iy to the family Of tho deceased aud
10 the com,nanlty AZ largo our sincere
'ycgafds for our brother, therefore be
IS Rssoived, That wo deeply doplorc
sthe loss OF our brother aud compan-
ion nj the bar, John z. Ritter Esq
and will cherish Ia our memories his
many virtues aud noble qualities.
.a.t INcaVtOeU, AHht w INV NNhtt w oWt
brother the legal profession has lost
one OF lie brightest ornaments. Hop
kinsville bur one OF its most indust
rious and courteous mcmbers, aud
& the community one OF It's best and
kindest citizens, aud that in token OF
our high regard for him We will at
tend his fuiIerel Ia q body.
.Resolped, That copy " these res
olutions DO furnished Die family OF
our diseased brolhet apl ALEC to the
city papers FOR Publication and that
X. 4. Pctrce Esq ~ appointed a
committee 70 preseut these proceed
IS mgs 10 tho Judge ofthe Chrisiian
as Circuit Court that they may DO in
tered on the record as a lasting tcsti'
lilonial Of our affection aud esteem
for The deceased.
- Aud thercupon the following per
sons were appointed pail bearers L
wit; II. A. fholpss J. w. Mcpherson
q. a. Chanlplin, Nat Gather, l.. A
Sypert, X. I. Petrce. Joseph McCar
roll and w. p. Winfree aud thcrcupoi
tlie meeting adjourned.
II. T. PgrREE, Chm.
ii, n. LlrTELL, Sec.
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SHILOH.

Corn looking well. Tobacco. grow
ing iasi, Wheat crop slim; soine that
has not been threshold Is damaged
considerably, having sprouted and is
now growing beautifully on top OF
the shocks. Good fruit crvp IN this
section, especially apples and berries.
There is a largo watermelon crop
around hare. We arc sorry to hear
that Davy q. has bid us farewell for
two months, for we enjoy his pieces
we're much. We want 1t distinctly
understood that We do our own
writing and detailing. Which is the
worst Emdc, 10 go 10 Cerulean
Springs 10 Church on Sunday, or 70
go dear hunting? Well, well, we
have found il out at last; set your
gamblers on cylnblings, boys, that's
the way VIC are going to do hereafter.
We guess 1t will be scanty living for
several weeks around hero after the
celebration at Sinking Fork there
won't be an old rooster leh. Miss
Jane Itenshaw aud sister, Of this vi
entity, paid q flying visit TO friends
near B0yd's Hill last Tuesday. Miss
Amanda Thurmond. from this place
Is visiting relatives at Fsirview.
Come home Miss Amanda. well
| Charlie saws come home. Miss Joe
4. is contemplating a trip to Mt.
Zoar before long, wonder II that
omnipotent Nat will be with her.
Grcenie says she thinks some of the
peoplc around Sinking Fork must
have been raised IN the backwoods,
especially those who say they never
heard Of a lady ,dcljyeripgap address
at a Sunday school celebrniinn. g',i
Mr.. Carter Reynolds, while cutting
oats OH last Wednesday was accident
ally thrown from the Reaper on 10
lthcl la,f,er.bar, receiving several se-
we're wounds IN the head, arms. etc /,
but not thought dangerous. J. u.
Everett and family are visiting role
alives In this ncighborhood.
| JoyNfi!s
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PLows! PLowsl pL0ws!

Wehavc q large lot of plows which
have been spilled by the rain storm
this spring which we will sell very
low, Among them one. two, and
three, horse steel chilled and cast
plows as goodas new. llofthe best
brands. Those wanting bargains
willjdo well to call soon as We intend
to sell them low. 1a egals
s v. NJ. MErcALrE & Co.
N. w, Grissam & Co., have re.
snnplicd themselves with Van Duliu's
Country cured Hams. The only first
rate hams in Hopkinsville. Supply
yourselves before they arc gone.
w. E. Combs keeps constantly on
hand the best Meat in town. The
choices Mutton roasts aud outlets, and
the iuicest tendcrloin steaks. lie also
keeps all kinds Of vegetables in thcil
season, and sells as cheap as anybody
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49, y
We have some. fine second hand
Bnggies, Of out own 'makc. which, we
will sell low dowh'tor cash.aqGall
soon and get d bargain. 10y l-it n9i
Blumenstiel McCamy & Bonte. 2,
Collins iarnislledon shortest notice
ataA.Wi Pyle's.ri sodlis steli
folsa ,sh oIpfs 81 ~ Be-
~iG..iH. Brandon has the best $40
watches ever brought to this market.
Go to G. H. Brandon's and see
those lovely necklaces, Cheaper than
they were sSeE sold in this city.
Ihaye Just received d new and ele-
giant stock OF watches, chains, neck
laces, rings, ladies sets, sleeve buttons
DC. and, l defy competition. Il will
sell goods cheaper than the same quail
ity was ever sold here. Call aud see
me. No trouble to show goods.
S. II. BRASDos.
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y S,raAs spAInY ,rDlrlos

Npictoriai Beoks and Bibles. Prices reduced
% per cent. National pubiishing Co., Ptila-
dolphin, Pa.
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Wall the ieweler viii sell you bet
ter goods andst lower prices than any
house in the city, and every article
sold is fully guaranteed.
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fAE SOUTH kEHTBeKIAR.
HoPKINsvlLLE, JULY IS, 1880.
soc1AL1T1Es.


Mr.. ]. W. Downer spciit last week
II Elktol and Todd county.
Mrs. jas. o. Ellis is spending some
days at Certlcan. e
Miss Flora tsicst Is whiting friends
IN Owensboro.
Ms. Minnie Payne Is visiting
friends near Pembroke.
Mr.. Tx Norton, ofNew York, Wis
tied HE friends here last week.
Mr.. Smith Gaines, Of Cadia, Was in
thS city Sae day last sete.
Miss Katie Mcdaniel Il Visiting
friendsat Bennettstown.
Mr.. W. l. Thompson pdiii a flying
trip to Elktoa Few days Slice.
Mr.. Hilary E. Bacon, Of Evansville,
lnd.,.isinihe cltN mixing wlth his
friends.
Mr.. Robi. Il. Wiihcrs, OF Jackson
Miss. Is visiting his liopkIiisville
friends.
W Mr., and Mrs. LIN. Chihlress, of
Trigg county, were at the Phoenix
Friday.
Mrs. J. II. Miliikin, o: Franklin. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. D. I. I'M
derwood.
Mr.. Chss. Mcta,foli, Of Owens
boio paid n vl.i, TO his relatives and
friends here last week.
Misses Lizzie Grecnwade and
Willie Golhdsy Of lsoariax SPRUCE,
are visiting friends IL the city.
Miss Mamie Barnes returned Wed
ncaiays from d an extended visit TO
friends al Garre,tsburg
Mrs. NJ. A. Ieavell. Mrs. A. Pcay,
and Mira, l. g.. Alexander returned
from pcrulean sa,urday.---
Z ~ aIIsses brown aud Coulter of Nash.
willie, H., are visiting Miss Sallie
Eoulks.
Mrs. Mary Gray and Miss Matte
) aIliukms, returned from an extended
yisit 10 Elk,on last Tuesdsy.
Capt Jno. q. Dabney, the popular
principal OF Cadiz High School was
IL the city, lssi week for day OF
Two.
Mrs. c. II Bush. came up from Pa
ducah lat week aud VIII spend
month with friends aud relatives In
this vicinity.
Miss lleiiis Gaines a young lad,
from Montgomery who has many adj
mircrs hereabouis paid n flying visit
to the city las, Thursday.
Mrs. W. II. Patton is spending tho
summer IN Iouisville. She will re-
turn In August aud resume l'cr school
Che first Of September.
DIR. and Mira. Jas. RodmM. went "a
Frannfort last week, whittier they
were called bs the serious Illness oI
the Doctors mother.
From the Trenton letter IN the Elk
ton Register we sec that Miss E'nma
Dickinson, who was taken sick will
fever while visiting IN this city, and
carried home, il convalcsccnt.
Prof. w. S. GiIlncr, President q
Eminencc College. Henry county. y
IN the city the guest of Mr.. jas. T.
sJcsups ,ilcprcaehcd a. the Christian
Church Sunday night.
The Following arc some Of the
guests nov at Ccrulcan; Mrs. DIR
Gaines aud Mrs. las, O Ellis, of Hop
kinsvillc slessrs. John O.. AIcElrai,i
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Rent paid two-and. a. quarter
Year, buys one. Best Cabinet
or Parlor Organs in the
World; Winners Of highest
distinction nc every worlds
fair for thirteen years.
Prices ISL, $50, $50, sSI, si0S,
10 $50, and upward. Also
TOR easy payments, % per
quarter and upward, Cata-
son 4 HAMLtE ORGAN Co.,
ioston; 70 East 18th 81. Onion
k; $50 Wabash Avenue, Chi
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Twenty five agricultural fairs have
been advertised to take place this
year.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Sweep EN- Clean.

| have just opened a Broom Facto-
ry,adjoining Withers &Thackcr's meat
shop, where am prepared to furnish
brpopa Of all kinds and make them
to- order. Country merchants will
please favor me with their orders. as
LAM, selling them at wholesale and
retail, at prices as reasonable as they
can be bought anywhere. Nothing
but first class work turned out, as |
manufacture them myself and furnish
them at prices ranging from Is to 40
cents retail, AMI from $3.50 to $3.50
per dozen Wholesale 4tg a
Specialties: Scrub brooms, Ware
hausc brooms, Hearth brooms, Cell
ing brooms Clothes broomS, etc.
Respt'y ANTHONY RoBERrs.
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ennp0nTAUY : Rewarc ~ all imltators ana
mlLNnlhMl ipifinyers. We arr AL old reii-
able house, and own and control five perfect pat
tnts on these Giant Riding Saw Machiues.
w. We warrant every uacLine.
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Christian Circuit Court.
Samuel =; Embry Exparte

Lou d. En,bry. In Equity.
This day came the PARTIES by their attor-
meys anil filed In the once VI the Clerk Of tho
Christian Circuit Court, their petition prav ing
that the petitioner, lou D. Embry, wife Of
Samuel Y. Embry, ba empcweredtc use, enjoy,
scll and convey for her hcncht any property
sIlc mat own or acquire, free fr,m the claims
or debts OF her husband. and make contracts,
sue aud be sned. as y single woman. TO trade
In her own namc, and 10 dispose Of her prop
erty by will or dse'l. .-r'-...
II Ia ordered that notice OF the fling OF said
petition, with tho objcrts thereof, bo pub
iished for ten days In the south kcntuck ian.
newspaper ,pubiishcd ,in iispk insviile,
christian county, Kentucky. Given under my
hand az Jerk OF said Court, this 9Th day Of
July, 1850,
IN A copy NAT GATHER, Cloik.
Attest; !. u. ELLIS, ID. u.
Boyd y Henry, Attorneys, 81
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The finest assortment Of gold pens,
pencils. tooth picks etc. in the city at
Jas. u: Wahl's jewclry store.
Jas. L. VAIL the leading andre
liable jewcler Of the city eau furnish
you with anything in his line at re-
markabiy low prices.
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Circuit court and county court will
begin OH the day ofthe August cleo
ton. That will beA big day in the
fI'sY2AEEEE@
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,iisft Sif s5lhs3a aGliiinil
suaaiN 1ai4d 14ov y3iei
t,sfii eirg Z aAcn liigo@
wv Y.ia3l3W s5iaiici lll
lHeou.ltsilil o. h,ai.a n58
iianoli s6iabn rod III 9ld
hnsh 30 Ht9H g9fsnig-iInal
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ATTENTION

! would hereby notify the public
generally that am prepared to do
all kinds of cistern work, and -guaran-
tee all my work.
1 n WAatt
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.ii4U FOR SALE,gHa IL,
One good buggy. newly painted. and
in first class running order. Apply at
this office or to 4.laf fifta
az An isor.s. MRs. ". j. LANDER.
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q FOR SALE.
weliave a good secondhand Rock
away for sale cheap. adt ]
BLuMENsTEIL, McCAMy & DosrE. .
.gbol 90iHo0I "A ''H'n
You will make a mistake young
man, if you fail to order one of, those
good summer suits Of Joe s. Chas-
tain, h4a.i.i!fsr-iii H. nrEt d
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M AS0N
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ORGANS

month or sass a
logues free. Nj
~ fremont st..
Square, New ioi
cngo. l
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~ The following arc some Of The
guests now at Ccrulcan: Mrs. DIR.
Gaines aud Mrs. sl.a, q Ellis, of Hop
kinsvilIc Messrs. John O.. AIcElrai,h
aud john Nills, 81 Murray; DR.. But
Ter lloyd. % fAlayiield; Mrs. DIR.
Dacon, " EsansviIle, ind..;s Mrs. Nc.
Carly and Mrs. Ogden, OF Ca,lii,
Mr.. Il. Jcsup, Of Tenn. and Mcssrs
Cbas. Coin, OF Cincinnati, and Jacob
Cohn and John Young, Of ifopkins-
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A Friendly Talk
FOR OUR
CUSTOMERS!

we have been selling
you goodsdnolofora long
time and bave been WGit-
ing very patiently WiM
you. and' NOE, ne are
anxious forsOnae money
Gnd We ask every one
that kRo1cs himself in
debted to us to please
come for7t'Grd Without
further notice and pay
their Accounts, Z 1t will
make you feeI better and
maize US happy, Tyou
can't do any better call
and GET y0HrGccOltnt ana
siUe us your note as zoe
rant to square up our
books. See ,0ho ,ciU be
hefrst, Respectfully
Cant d Dauison.,.aa