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Lithotomy.

DIR. w. NJ. Fuqua, on last Thurs
day performed the grand surgical OPP
Grafton Of I.ithotony on Franklin
Climer, soii Of J..lI Climer, OF this
county, aged II years. The stone re-
moved, weighed nearly one ounce.
Tho boy 10 getting OIL nicely, and
without a'doubt will recover. Near
~ fifty years ngo similar operation
was successfully performed in thi.
city by DIR. Thompson on negro
man Of Mr.Gabe Long, deceased. DR..
Thompson was distinguished surg.
con Of hls time, and we gratefully re-
call his memory.
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the SOUTH KEATUcKIAA
sucrALIyIEs.

Miss Zcnor, OF Louisville, Is visit
Ing dit br. florsou's.
Mr.. S. II. Crumbaugh, of Elklon,
was In the city, Yesterday.
Mrs. II. q. Quarlcs left for visit
TO Louisville yesterday,
Mr.. C. d. Runyou, Of Trenton, wa
IN the city Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Gaructt, Of Casky, 10
visiting Miss Lizzie Gish.
Mr.. aud Mrs w. L. Thompson
went to Elkton Saturday,
Miss Matte Mmford, Of West
Fork, was In the city Wednesday.
Miss Maggie I'LL, of Macon, Miss,
Is visiting Miss Fannie May Fox
Mrs. J.. O. Wood lcfi Saturday for
GAINESVILLE to spend a week or two
Judge II. ]. Sites, Of Louisville
was la the city several days last
week.
Mrs. Sue Cl,asiain, Of Logan coun'
IS, is visiting the family Of Mr. Joe
Chasiain-
MIR. II. w. Roach, Of Roach q
Latham, returned from New York
yesterday.
Mr. j. w. McGehec. Of Bcllcyiew
LEI, Tor the eastern cities yesterday Il
buy new goods.
Mice Lulu Rusi, Of Greenville. vii
ina,riculaie at Bethel College thi
week.
y. 7. Campbell left Yesterday, fol
Bethany, W. Va, where he win re
sumo his studies al College there.
Messrs. Polk CausIer aud Clar
borne Edmunds, loft last week iol
Virginia, 20 .ell Bed SPRING..
Drs. II. r. dickinson aud u. G
Harrison. OF Trenton, were amoni
the visitors 10 the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Houston u. Wade was callcd
home from Gravsville, liz, on Sun
day, by the death OF his daughter, II
this city.
Mcsdamcs Rodgers and Dunbal
lef, -. l.ouI,viile Yesterday. TO bn,
fall goods for their millinery es,ab
iisllments.
Misscs Lille Woolf aud Ella Rich
arlsoi,, Of The Ccrulean Springs neigh
borhood, were IN the city Friday H.
gucsts OF The Mlsses Payne.
Misses Mary Gage, OF Grenada
Miss, and Jessie sad Mabel whilIa'
kcr. OF Llvermore, Ky, entered
Bethel College as students last week
Gen. J. W. Gaines was In tho cit,
Sunday. haviug just returned iron
the east. where he had been purcha'
ing new goods for his store al Mont
go,nery.
MIR. VIM. 7. Townes, formerl,
editor OF this paper, arrived With hi
wife aud Child from Virginia las
xcck. aud they viii spend scvera
weeks with their Kentucky iricnds.
Hon Jno. d. White. tho Rcpubll
eaa representative IN the last Legis
iaturs from Clay county, was IN tn
eity last Thursday aud delivered !
speech a, ,hc. Court Ilouse.
Capt. r. ID. Peabody, OF ST. Louis
stopped over few days la,t week o.
his wav homo from Alabama, whcr'
he had been TO Wilt his parents. Ill
many friends were delighted to SCI
HIN once more.
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Baltimore Oysters.

The cream season being about over
| have decided to turn my cream room
into an Oyster Saloon, and securing
the services Of an experienced and first
class cook Also having made ar
rangcments to handle nothing but the
best brands Of Baltimore Oysters, |
desire to say you can get them served
in any style at all hours on short
notice. My room is fitted up cspeci-
ally for Ladies and Gentlemen, and
they can rest assured that j. will al.
ways be kept nice and neat. ,.osi
| 10 Rasoecffnllv C w MprrA Al r.r 30
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AT Burnet, Tex.s NO. Campbell
went out to sleep in his yard, his wife
b ing sick and several ladies' being
with her, who took up all the room
in his small house., During the night
nome unknown party struck him on
the head with an axe while no was
asleep. II hc RECEIVERS he will doubt
less he insane.
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Rev. J. 4. Hardwick, Of this city,
has lost a young Black Setter, answer
ing to the name Of Dash. and will be
thankful for any information leading
to his recovery. The dog left home
on the 18th. iai'
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A report is in circulation here that
the medical students are chopping up
the negroes that have gone to Indiana,
Let the others beware, or they will
share like fste.--Mddisoarillt
Times.
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HERE AND THERE.


my" M ''0's oo"' eo
The merchants are now busv re-
'''"s ~" '''""s ~" soo's'
Read the advertisement Of tho
Berger company In another column
Tb. wort IA yo,nv ahead 81, Tho
Public School building al rapid
rate. Ia y
Mr.. J. C. Woo,dri,,ye ia MAKING
| important improvements OH his dwell
ling OH South Main Street.
Tho heavy dcws ,ast weel wore
benefcials 10 tho tobacco. Giving /,
fine weight and thickness.
a,.. ,,.,.,. ,.... :. n,..,h.,
a o.. ~. ,.,,...,... ,.,,a,a,
- s,,a.a ,,,.,,,. "a
Thcre will he yood spcechcs nj ,hc
Hancock cIub io.niuht. Ever, body
whi,s or black IN iuvi,ed IN bs pres.
ont
ara Tho t,nes, lime niece made. Don't
,,,,, = watch ,,,,yo, have aec, ,bc
,n,...s,.,r. =, ,t.,.., J.wa,,, .,o,,
III
A dance was given Al Mrs. Means
~ ,a.-s III. IN.
W. "s." So. .,.s W "
.'e"" on wy o "vs ~ %
o.'o s ~ ' n" w." "
u. r,.o. ucp,or.o, has ho,,h,
~, :, Mt, s,r.., .a,o,,;ny Mrs
n,oL.o,.. an, vii, hogin a, once IN
IN, - ,..a 80. a,,.,,,,,
bu"srn"'s, do"gh-'nces anu cop
pefheaos were among 'he eh"c"r"s
names Mr. 'ho' w. "h"e app''eu W
T,.,n,,.,.
Howe our leading jcwelcr has just
received the hahdsoincst stock Of
watches for the fall trade we
have ever seen, u would do your eycs
soo ~ w
\ We offer az al additional premium
10 every subscriber who pays hls
subscription BY Oct. 9th, our auto
graph attached 10 receipt aud also
written upon ticket In tho drawing.
| Tva ,r.vs,,,g mus,r;s.s ana NJ
them blind. win al ACCORDION and
bones were among Tho noticeable
objects on The streets last week. They
took up frequent collections amer
their performances, bnt Is moi sup
posed that thcy anassed q fortune
during their STAY here.
Young men and old, make no mis-.
take but call early aud examine 'he
hnes', best and cheapest 'ihe Of 'ai
aud winter goods al DO. .. Cha.'aln,
agent Tor Jacob Reed u Sons fhi'-
ndelpliia' "a
Eighteen DAYS only ill our dis.
| ,rIbu,ion and y.t many subscribers
have no, secured tickets. Procrasii.
nation /. the thief Of time. Remem.
Lcr the story Of the five foolish vir-
gas ana aoht punt ouu'i (" u ever
hs'"g'y 100 'a'e.
scvsutv.f,ve uev names bayo beon
a,lasi IN our li.t vi,hiu Tho last four
wecks and they are sill coming IN
Voluntarily. by mail and In other
ways. Came an rrIcuds we s,ill have
room for a few moro. Republicans.
re,,en,ber Won can get the u.ucr nav.
| ,bIo only when n ncoek Ia elected
49,, :,
ING Deoaat ''o'.. ~" nv "o' Wv,
i" "ce''"s rs''"! "'e"' 'a'' ou' ""'
.nee' ., 'nc 'eeu'A' m"o "eA' oa'"'
The question: "Sould the President
DC elected by popular voter, will
be discussed Up Messrs. j. w. Payne
aud l.. M. Buie. Tho discussion win
| he one of Interest aud the public Is
invited TO come out and hear Il.
r.. u.... .,,.,, 80, -, s.,,r
a.. ,,,,h, ~, o,,,,, - .o,.o mil.
,,,aor.,.,a,,. ~. attendance wss
sual, Jul.e n ,,rsycror, wa.
.,.t ..d cou,.i moi ,,e nrese., an,
cha c,ub ad,ourued 70 meat ,o.uiyh,.
whom n viii bc addressed Nv Local
sneakers t,ol i. w. Mcpherson. II.
r Buie and n. w. Henry. were an,
poiu,ed 10 speak. IL Is cuioined
upon the members TO attend and dc
, all they can 10 bring out a crowd
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-21

Try Mctcalfe's Oysters.
lam now ready to receive customers
in my new store room on Court Street,
and sell them g uns, Pistols, Auimuni-
ton. aud all kinds Of Hardware at
the lowest possible prices. Would
Geplcased to have yon call and ex-
anime my stock ,ts,st
4pgs Respectfully, JoHS YOUNG.
You can get your meals at Savage.s
Tor the small sum Of 20 cents.
You can get Baltimore Selects. at
all hours. served by an experienced
cook, at Metcaife's. Alllp
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BULL FOR SALE.

DR.. j. P. Thomas, of Pembroke, de-
sires to sell fine thoroughbred inn
ported Alderncy Bull, with full pod
igrec and registered, He also has for
sale good secondhand 'rhresher.
which will be disposed Of at q bar
gain. For further information apply
tot. w. McClanahan's Drug Store.
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Bargains.

We have some fine second hand
Buggies, efoutown make. which we
will sell low down tor cash. Call
soon and get a bargain. 85
Blnmenstiel McCamY 4 Bonte.
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Special Locals.
NEW STORE +!
Nav, Good al


Having disposed Of most Of our
goods purchased last summer we now
open with an entirely New Stock of
Mems, Youths, Boys and Childrcn's
Clothing Of the most varied assort-
ment Of style and pattern, for Fall
and Winter wear. We also haze an
elegant assortment OF Gents Furnish
ing Goods, and the most Nobby Hats
and Caps ever brought to Hopkins
vile. Our stock is now about COM
plete, and those who want anything in
this line will do well to call on MS
early, before the assortment is broken,
and get your choice. Down they so
from the beginning. Our object is to
secure your patronage and to effect
this will offer you goods at prices
withinthe reach of all and will defy
competition.
JAS. -PYE & Co.,
Main, between Spring and Russellville
streets, Hopkinsville, Ky.
Z A nice lot Of Velvet Frames and
other frames for Photographs at Clar-
eucc Andersoifs Gallery. Call and
sec them and have your picture taken.
Old Monarch Whisky at
N lfJ ANDERSON ~ CHFAyEy's.
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FOR SALE.

We have aoodsccond-hsml Rock
away for sale cheap. ill tJf'.AhAt
BLuMENsTIEL. McCAMY & BoNTE.
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School Books.

We would like to call your atten-
ton to our large stock Of school books
and school supplies, states and copy
books, and pencil tablets 5 and 10
cents. Especial attention given to
orders from teachers, and others.
All classes of books ordered immed-
lately OH notice. HorrER & SoS.
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Buckeye Drills

at WiSrREE G Hairs, for $4,000.
Just Received, the Largest Fall
stock in the city. Call and examine
and be convinced that Honest John
sells the cheapest goods in the city.
s'iie- ea JoHS MoAYoN.
NJ. w. Grissam Il 60. have a supe<
rior lot Of Boards at 65 cents per 100.
Don't forget to call at R. NJ. An
derson's and get your Fresh Groceries,
Cool Beer, and your lunch from 10 to
Al O'Clock. l.8Gsa
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Mark Twain as a German Scholar.

went often to look at the collection of
curiosities in Heidelberg Castle, and one day
surprised the keeper of it with my German.
| spoke entirely III that language. lie was
greatly interested, and after l had talked
awhile he said my German was very rare,
possibly a " unique and wanted to add it to
his museum. If he had known what it cost
me to acquire my art he would also have
known that it would break any collector to
buy it. Surely there is not another language
that is so slipshod and systemless, and SO
slippery and elusive to the grasp. One is
washed about in it. hither and thithsr, in the
most helpless way, and when at last he thinks
he has captured a rule which offers firm
ground to take a rest OIL amid the general
rage and turmoil of the parts of speech, he
turns over the page and reads, l. the pupil
make careful note of the following excep-
tons" He runs his eye dow and finds that
there are more exceptions to the rule than
instances Of it. So overheard he goes again
to hunt for another Ararat and to find another
quicksand. German books are easy enough
to read when you hold them before the look
ing glass or stand on your head-so as to
reverse the constructioll-but | think to learn
TO read ana understand a German newspaper
is a thing which must always remain an i'm
POSSIBILITY tn II foreigner.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

Boston, May l3.-Woo! transactions are
very light. 1t is difficult to give the exact
quotations for any grade. Nothing doing of
any consequence in California.
FORT CRAIG, n. NJ, May 19.-On Sunday
Hatch and a portion of his command were a
Tuelrros, following the trail of the Indians
leading north, while another trail led into
the San MateO mountains. The horses hav-
ing given out, the soldiers were on foot.
Escaped captives say that Victoria's horses
have given out, but the latter keeps up a
steady flight. The Indians are said to have
had a fight on the eleventh with a party of
Mormons in Arizona.
Ga, May Ex-senator John L.
Gordon h $ sent in his resignation to the
Governor as United States Senator to take
,,t,a,t Immediately. The Governor accepts
his resign ,tion and appoints a successor to-
morrow.
~pplNGr1EI May 20.-The convention
,,a, q, Two O'Clock and waited until after
,I,ae without any business whatever being
nna,l offered the following:
DcSoIrcI, That the debate be limited TO 80
,,in,,es on Il; side Oh the question of the
univ contest, and thar 10 motion to adjourn,
~ ~ rer Iilstory moiions, shall be considered
" ~ t,,,t question is decided, and that each
''ira,a,iou. If they So choose, will be permit
'| :" nrrsept their case to the convention. '-
rLt. ,oll Of counties was called on the
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hhaop'loh OF the resolution with but little de-
'"Ve, resulting ayes 1888, noes 212. illa.L

hoop'loh OF the resolution with but little de-
'".e' resulting ayes 38S, noes 212. 5slt
LONDON, May 20-Parliament reassembled
oouay; Ihe Queens speech refers to the
eoIulal relations with all powers and hopes
y y speedy execution of the whole treaty of
neriih' says that the efforts TO pacify the
hiSnans and establish a strong and independ-
ent but friendly government will be increased
me condition of India finances recently
maze known will require special attention.
Inc policy OF confederation in South Afri-
ca IS advised, but Transavaal to be retained /.
LORD Selbourn, Lord High ChaceiIor, read a
speech. The House of Commons was crowd
ed; the attendance in the House of Peers,
meagre.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The House COM
mittee on railroads decided in relation to the
George letter making charges of corruption
IN connection with the Texas Pacific railroad,
that the committee has no authorit to inves-
tlgate the matter unless the House shall see
tit especially to authorize them to take some
action. Alleged corrupt transactions having
occurred during the previous Congress, and
ahectlnS the Senate more particularly than
the House, the committee decided the subject
was not a proper one for their consideration.
NEW YORK, May 20.-The unprecedented
number OF $3.50 cattle were shipped to
Iurope from tnlS port yesterday besides sheep,
horses, etc. The shipments of live stock and
meats for the next five weeks is expected to
more than double the preceding years. Or
ders have been sent West for 10000 extra
head.
SAN CARLOS, May 19.-There has been 10
outbreak of reservation Indians on San Pedro.
There are seven Indians only absent from
San Carlos and they are at San Pedro and
Arivica with permission to cultivate lands,
and none absent without passes. -
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REPUBLICAN STATE CON
VENTION.
fndom First Choice for President
ion CemnhittaI Policy Adopted with
to Other Candidates.

6T. PAUL, May 19.-The Republican State
bvention met at noon, with Vim. Hyatt as
kirman and Chas. w. johnson as secretary.
|mmittees were appointed and all adjourn
but was had until $50 o'clock.
he convention reassembied, and made the
GERS permanent. The committee on Gre
htalS reported a special committee, and Sc
Jed the following delegates to Chicago, who
Re, and d. Nj. Sabln, with Dorlius, Mori-
! and TOwne as ~alternates lst district, a.
Wedge and ]. V. Daniels; Cd, Kandipohi
rcus and George Briant Sd, Z. F. Drake
Z. f. Kindred. Resolutions were adopt
to the effect that while not ignoring other
f%didates' merits, they were loyal TO their
b distinguished son, whose qualifications
Re great and fully appreciated. and whose
pity. ability and personal fitness, unsWerv-
Republicanism and trained craftsmanship
endeared him to the hearts Of his consiit-
Pts. They therefore presented Windom as
dldate for President. as one who would
in the campaign and harmOnize all inter-
and instructing their delegates to Cnica-
0 use all honorable efforts to secure Ills
~lination as the first choice Of the Kepubli-
Of Minnesota.
Pesolred, That the Republicans OF Minnie
hereby express an unqualified approval
lie present administration Of the general
eminent, and in President Hayes rccog-
an able, wise and firm Representatives of
Republican party.
resolution declaring James G. Blaine as
second choice of the convention was
ed by a decisive vote. An anti-third
p resolution was sent to the committee on
buttons and not reported. Adjourned at
clock.
n interview with delegates indicates that
lne IS the second ch dice Of all but three
of these is for Grant, on" for Sherman
one for Edmunds.
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Folds him to rest in thy arms like a child.
Deep down in thy caves, no cares may disturb
him; -. s - ...
The coral worm builds above him a grave,
In white coral sheets a mermaid will robe him.
Till eternfty's morn he sleeps meath thy wave.
Let ocean roll DER him! mad pillows, white
surges roll!
His life has been spent on the crest of its wave,
Its requiem Is a rest to his stormy weary soul;
grave. Il. Il. ii.
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A ship lay moored in Pascagoula bay;
A father and a son set sail for home that day;
The freight on deck and freight on shore.
And hustle and stir both aft and fore,
And songs that rose upon the air,
Spoke of hopes and joy and prospects fair.
Right early that morn the sire awoke,
And with kiss of love the slumbers broke
Of the youth who half awake the holy name
or mother spoke, and then a shudder came
or fright. So Oft in sleep we dream we fall
And tos'd in vain alarm, COR help we call.
Then the sire addressed his son-to dispel the
dread
OF fr:ghtful dreams these Joyous words he said:
"Arise may son, all hail tho day
That speeds us on our homeward way
The rosy rays of the morning sun
Just peep across the dewy lawn.
Who does not feel enlivened power
That strolls abroad this early hour?
The air is sweet. and many a lay
OF early songster welcomes day.
Come haste my son, and stroll with me
This pleasant hour along the sea;
And hear our sailors, always gay;
How they sing their songs and 'heave away!'
What! art thou sick? or hast thou fear?
Why comes that sigh, boron. my dear?
HAh ha! dost leave beeind some one
For whom thy heart has tender grown?
o, we shall all right merry be
AS we sail for home over the sea!
To-day our bark will safely glide,
That brave Old ship~'The Ocean Breeze
Has sailed Ger many stormy seas.
All! y hen did nobler vessel ever
Stem the tide of sea or river?
To-day thy mother signs for thee,
Calling thee DER the bright blue sea-"
Then Doron said " have no fear,
I am not sick, there are none here
Could keep me from my mother dear.
But troubled in sleep, I dreamt the sea
Rose up in pillows over mo,
And mothers face looked all the while
Down on me, with sad, sweet smile.
Thus l was struggling in the sea
When softly you came to waken me.
Dearest mother believes in dreams, you know
And once I dreamed q dream that did come
true.'
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ITEMS OF CURRENT POLITICS.


IN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE Democrat
late convention met to-day al Il M, with
Puel l.. Wilson as temporary ciiatriia'''
contested delegations were settled oS Tug
r ruling to admit only those WHO liaH yer
aIes from county committees. lileS 'i'i,
uf'ed until ) p. NJ. to await Inc report Vi
committee on credentials.
ne Democratic convention at N'NiaN'
Fght adopted the report Of the cnil'liIAEr
fedentia 5, which admitted the oalat'a"
delegation in the Tenth Senatorial us
and the San Mateo delegation is "p-
ie1 by the county committee. A'trr 'p'
lng the committee Oh platform anu te'
ions, the convention Adjourned III ~"
Fo-norrow. The Congressional 'on'e"
III San Francisco meets tonight.
llcAGo, May 19.-The TribuntS special
The Nebraska Stale Republican Goh'
met at Columbus, and was cdiieu ~
az I p. IN. by j.. w. DANES, cha.ii,iam "
plate Central committee. i. w. o't
made temporary chairman. Coni''''''
appointed as usual.
AsHINGToN, May ia fhlia"e, ill.,,
lai says it is acknowledged thai SIN p y,
asylyania delegation will voIe l"f p'''"'
he first ballot.
Fnalor Davis, chairman of the c"h'i''tt1v
Appropriations, thinks congress may ea'''
urn by May 81. -.
PAUL, Nav l9.-The Dakota hep'oI'o
convention, held at FarG to Gay InIs-
|. McCoys, Porter and Warner AZ "T ,r.
to the Chicago convention I'o! ,
Window, if he has amy chance; oIle'"
Blaine.
pSDoN, MAY 2O.-The sailors and S'oheIS
4serpool are about TO strike iO' d"
of youeS
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PNDoN, May 20.-The sailors an" Oh.
liverpool are about to strike io' Il"
of wages. .
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THE OCEAN nIRGE.

Borne Gil thy breast a IA child by its mother,
fc sought thee IN dangers, carresseu thee IN
love
No charms could allure him 10 fancy another !:
He sleeps In thy caV"rns, thy white waves
above.
Thy sons are like thee; IL thy wrath he is mighty;
Thy sons are like thee in thy calm he is mild.
His days have been with tn 81. and for the last
nlgtit he
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THE sHIPWRHCK; OR, D0RON'S
PRELUDE.

Many that hail to-day with joyous breath,
To-morrow will be wrapped in pallid death.
The sun rose fair upon the morn,
f That sat in darkness and in storm f.
And many a ship spreads all her sail
In joy to catch the prosperous gale,
That never will reach port again,
And many an eye will watch in vain.
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E GRAMS!

srk,Na adiGnr, m am., may la t iv'--lhis mornin :
|fler the aoJoul. Hien' . the convention al :
kclock .lI =, .na a,oa w .reTTen.;a'S me any
9rsa.lheu oS All ,ha on,ntoa nLes. I's"oItn
'halfnnan. ,rharo oontnstdd M I,. Iue
als eAeePs Wnv'. oa"tSI ne a,.lel
House uoiIsa..oI Ien iie oieue,IialS
fheh tne 1 $3.50 eESasiol on thelis.
hr. Ele"s ~ u,soIna;"s Saey "a .ot
Ompileu Will = thnun I IN the
Onven.'o ~ the a cnnysrtiom 49, o " uy .he
ecsio" l., wbioh r,,oh ST., r..Is.hy
epate. Nv a voto NJ O. ~ 9 Itho ohuas"
POPPY; H.. daisoa,;ons re srn' ran";na La VI
' ,nis nlsdga The rommi ttso ranra s ~
Pan w. II F,rwnlI Hall daleaatas asLoI nn.ii :.
u ." ~ consult which vas or.nIed and ~
~ m;,,se adio,,rned mill that ho,,r '"o
aha convantion convanad at aud
in II tha nnn,n,ittoa on oradan H. ama
~ n.mes n nncnn+estsd deIam.t.s e.
Nv w. ~ s,,ted Ia, tha committees wo1sI% nn. -, ~
E Ivy 70 renort for an honr or more tho couo
~ topI . rec.ss IN On viz .'"-
Ths convention convened at 3 and tba oon
~, im on credantials re,nrteJ . I;st ae I'm
y, ~ rom ali the counties excent TnnL e e
Easn Which was adontsd and tbs
sua.i daIeoated members of Tho pou,s,s
nicb then %adiourned tin o o,rlocL to'n,on
nn,.;,c tho s.ss;ons of ths orror.;,,.
h ho.n much less confusion tban ,'a,nn.
! hod Ealing has been exbih;ta% tho""h
.,iSant ,bere NAV no ,,n,'rs "nU"sm
w Tba vote M the nres,;on e.
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nannad 90 , nrettv fair tosI 81 w. w. We
saiu1u n,s;Jo IF Gook non.t To:sn's
49, 81 101 "a ,;ttIe Lace tho ;S U",ns d
Elon"; ci,i,ned "' '"ppote
p.,,or Tooan,s nrose,oo y, ~.
s"nat. rhich is . nav faot, ,mo ~ no ul; az d
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