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E(ORD'S. EASTER WEEK. Ia{rfar,
WEEK OF MARCH 49,
ABBEY'S N. Y. PARK THEATER COMPANY.
Agnes Booth, Miss Sidney Coweu
Mrs. G. H. Gilbert, Nellie Whiting
Joseph Z. Whiting, Louis Barrett
Z. F. Knowles, W. j. Ferguson
And others
W. BARTIEY CAMPBELL'S LAST SUCCESS,
FAIRFAX, A Story of the sunny south
FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny South
FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny south
FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny South
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Reserved Seats in Dress Circle for All, % cts.
MONDAY EVENING, April 5-D'Oyly Carte's
London Opera Company in Gilbert and Sulivan'S
new opera,
Sale Of seats will commence Thursday. April L.
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OUT TO-DAY,
The New York Weekly Fashion Bazaar
PRICE 5 GENTS.
A Spring Suit Number.

1t contains engravings and descriptions OF
nine complete suits for ladies'
The Latest n eyy YOrlx and Paris Fa sh ions,
New styles in children's costumes. patterns In
Chenille work and embroidery, new ladies'
morning wrapper. The words and music OF the
popular song, :" SPEAK ONCE AGAIN"
The continuation of Miss NJ. f. Braddon's new
story,
"Just As Am.''
ana TIE charming story, "a STRANGE GUEST, -
together with sketches, &C., &C., are contained
In this number 1t is for sale by all newsdealers.
Price cents.
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NATIONAL THEATER,

NATIONAL THEATER.
EASTER MONDAY, MARCH %,
ONE WEEK, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MATINEES.
Engagement Of
COLLIER'S BANkER'S DAUGHTER
CONTENTION,
Under the auspices of A. M. PALMER, Union
Square Theater, New York.
First production in Washington of Bronson How
ards charming play,
THE BANKERS DA TGHTER,
WITH NEW AND MAGNIFICENT see merry.
The Company comprises the following we'll
known artists:
Mr.. Louis James, Miss Marie WAINWRIGHT
Mr.. Charles Walcot Mrs. Charles Walcot
Mr.. Harold Forsberg, Mrs. Farren,
MIR. E. L. 1ilton Miss LIZZIE Hudson,
- Mr.. Frank Roberts, lie Petite Mccarthy,
Mr.. Geo. w. Farren, Mr. Joseph Wilks.
MONDAY, April 5-LAWRENCE BARRETT
nlEi.la
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EXCURSIONS.
COOKS IouRsI

COOKS TOURS!
Messrs. THOMAS COOK SON, originators of
the world renowned Tourist aud Excursion System.
established lS41, beg to inform tho public that they
have opened q new Branch Office in Washing
14S1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
for the sale of their Tourist Tickets, and where
every information concerning their extensive sys-
tenn OF travel can be obtained.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
T Q EU ROPI I
1850. For the Summer Of 1850.
ANNUAL MAY PARTY.
Grand Annual Educational Vacation
Party.
Annual Midsummer Party.
PamIhInt containg full particulars, with MAP
OF EUROPE, sent free on application.
COOKS TOURIST TICKETS TO ALI, PARTS
OF EUROPE.
Single Journey and Excursion Tickets, sysia bic
any day and by any train. at reduced rates On oil
Zines Of steamers, issued to independent travellers.
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To all places of Pleasure Resort in the Uaite States
and Canadas.
Cooks ExcursiOnist contains fares for over
LOCO Tours by mail, 10 cents For full particulars
THOMAS COOK e. SON,
1851 Pennsy lvania avenue,
PERCY q. SMITH. Agent.
Chief American Office, 26l Broadway.
New York.
c. A. BARATTONI. Mana ger. marls- colin
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ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER.-The
Philadelphia jury in the case Of A. A. Shissler,
formerly of this city, on trial there for the muir
der OF George Truman, rendered verdict last
evening Of not guilty. IL appeared from the
evidence that Shissler and Truman had an I'M
pleasantness over game of cards and after
leaving the pool room, where 1t occurred, got
into struggle In the street. in which Truman
got his leg broken, and was taken to the hos
pital where he subsequently died. Among the
Der OF the Sunbu:y PA bar, and an ex-member
OF Congress from that District, who testified
that he had known Shissler from his childhood
and that his character was good. On cross-eX-
animation the witness said that he had only
seen the defendant few times In Sunbury be-
tween 1860 and 1878. The greater part of that
time the defendant lived in Washington, where
ments. He was considered to be peaceable
orderly citizen, and witness had never heard OF
his going on sprees and getting into fights over
cards.
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fabrics for the season. Attention of purchasers is
specially called to the following just opened Printed
Linen Lawns and Cambrics, Foreign and Domestic
Percales, Zephyr Ginghams in paids and stripes,
French Buntings in all the new colors, Damasse
Silks in new designs, Black and Celored Camels'
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The Alexandria BuIldozers.

A warrant was issued On Saturday by L. s.
Commissioner John s. Fowler for the arrest OF
George Rowland and Robert Ballenger, charg-
ing them with committing the assault on board
the steamer City of Alexandra, on the evening
of Thursday last-throwing overheard pack
age of the Liberal newspaper. The warrant
was placed In the hands of U. s. Deputy Mar
shall |. c. O'Neal, who placed the parties under
arrest Jurisdiction is claimed for the [. s.
courts under the following section OF the Re-
v1sed Code of the United States, 1t being con-
tended that 1.-The sea GIBBS and flows in the Po-
tomac river between this city and Alexandria:
section $3.50. Every person who upon the high
seas, or in any open roadstead, or In any haven,
basin or bay, or in any river where the sea GIBBS
and flows, commits the crime OF robbery In or
upon any vessel, OF upon any ships company OF
any vessel, or the landing thereof, is a pirate
and shall suffer DEATH" A hearing took place
In Alexandria yesterday afternoon before L.. S.
Commissioner Fowler. The United States court
room was crowded, and the motion to quash
the warrant was argued by Messrs. Burke.
Brent and Smith for the accused, and Judge
W1lloughby for the government. Motion TO
quash the warrant was oVerruled and the eX-
animation Of the case proceeded with.
The case against the two young men has been
presented to the grand jury in this District
The following witnesses have been summoned:
John T. Hunter, West End, Fairfax county,
Va; j. II. Adams. i12 Prince street, Alexandra.
Va; II. l. Harris, Columbus and franklin sts,
Alexandria,
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March 80, 1850.
LOCAL NEWS.


Amusements. &C., Tonight.
National The1cer.-"The Bankers Daughter
ForFs opera House.-"Fairfaz."
Fneater- C0yniTlte.-"Sentenced to Death" and
varieties.
Lfntoln HdH-Readings by Ms. Scott-Sid-
Cons.
CONGREGATIONAL E2,Gch.-Last OF the Athen-
xum club concerts.
old FtHotrS' HdH.-Grand sociatle for the
benefit st. Dominicks church.
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JET and gold cluster sets ss, at Pnggs.
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TNESTIMONLALB ENEEIT
LITTLE EVi HENDERSON.
OUT 10 NURSE.
BY LITTLE EVA AND BUCKSTONE ORA.
MATIU CLUB.
Recitation by EVA HENDERSON,
~ FORTUNES FROLICS.
Characters by Little Eva and Young Amateurs OF
Capitol Hill.
ONE TOO MANY FOR HIM
, BY ITALIAN CLUB
ODD FELLOMS' HALL, THURSDAY, APRIL l.
Under the patronage of
zen. ana Mrs; Sherman, Sec. and Mrs. Ramsay,
MIS-. zen. hlcketts. Sec. andMrs thompson
Mrs. Franklin Steele, Gen. and Nrs Dunn
Justice andMrs. S. Field, Col Beu janip
Mrs. Speaker Randall, Mrs Gen Lander
MRS. zen Claim, Hon. ndMrs. Newberry,
Judge ana MIS- Ferris, Gen. and Mrs. lie Due,
ANA otner members of the Irish Benefit Commit
tee. Admission Soc, 75c. 81. Sold al Thompson's
Drug Store 18th street. marl9- Al
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
l0-4 or yard widel BLEACHED SHEETIN6,
2Sc: yard L0NSD SD CAMBRIA, !gennine. lI2hc.
HAMS. l2hc. Best PAPER CAMBRIA. Sc. GA
t6l 10O.yard SPOOL SILK for csc. HIP GORE
CohsETs in i boxes 25c Beautiful PRINTS &c.
MERE reduced from 81 to S5c. Beautiful 4 button
OPERA KID GLOVES, 47c.
ALL GOODS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. Entire
stock 20 to 40 per cent less than Avenue prices at
BRODHEAD 81 CO.'S OLD STAND.
maT27-3ts 1908 r at, NV
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DR.. F. A. Won. MOSCHzI SKIER,
OFFICE
Gl9 Nineteenth st. NV.
Special attention given to the treatment of
DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD, I'M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS, CHEST, &c.
DR.. Won MOsCHZIsKER
has now been long enough in Washington and &C
eomPlished sufficient In his profession to feel that
sary. AS an author Of medical works upon the Or
Of whose treatment he has made speciaties for
well known both in Europe and this country. ~ "
DIR. Won MOSCHZISKER
feels personal qualification in the fact that the
list OF his patients, past and present contains the
the eGGognt5y thar GTobabS that Of other PLY
amined at his office by those interested.
FROM SENATOR VOORHEES,.
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment of my hearing, which has been
we're cold. ''pA|' ''' i'' B. W. WORTHLESS.
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
Dr.. Won Moschziskers treatment in my case-ca-
taTr and t P perfect
to all who need his medical services that have the
utmost confidence in his professional abilities.
THOMAS SOMEEVILLE,
National Brass WORKS, Washington.
DEAR SIR:.By the advice Of Senator Voorhees,
placed myself under your treatment for case Of
be entirely satisfied with the result of your skill,
and you are at liberty to refer any one to me.
q. II. DAVIDGE,
Chief Of the Redemption Division q. S. Treasury
Office.
FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR
DR.. Won Moschzisker brings me letters of intro
duction from gentlemen of character and standing
They speak highly of his skill and success in the
treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
Of the Respiratory Organs. and of his attanments
as physician From his treatment of q case un-
he can give relief i'll all which admit of remedy
HORATIO SEYMOUR
0fhee hours: From am. to p. L.. and from
TO p. m. MARIA
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs
Ward" prints, 4Se, per 10. Also, cottage
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ProIapsus Utsr, Failing of the vvomb)

Took a Dose of Quirk's Irish Tea
And now feel better than ever ! was so bill
fouS it cured me. We hear this every day.
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Itching PiIes-SymptOms are Moisture,
intense itching, particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed, Increased by scratching; other
parts are sometimes affected. "S,oap,ae'S ONT
nle'lt' pleasant, sure cure. Also cures letter,
Rlngworm, Pimples, Sores, all Scaly, Crusty,
Itchy Skin Diseases Instant relief and perma-
nent cure certain. Sent by mail for 5Oc.; three
boxes, s1.25. Address letters, DR.. Swayne Son,
Phlladelphla- Sold by all druggists Wholesale
by Stott 4 Cromwell, Washington. 60
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RON b ITTER g.

Stop One Minute and Think.
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DIR. GRO. K. PETTY, for many years in bust
ness on eth street, is now at Burns shoe store
llO9 Pennsylvania avenue, where he viii be
glad TO see his Old friends and patrons
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BAKERS COD LIVER OIL AND LIME never fails
to check Consumption, Coughs, Colds, ETC., and
Immediately restores vigor and flesh. Pleasant
as cordial. J. c. Baker & Co., Philadelphia
Sold by druggists.
Hemorrhoids cured by BaI'1etrs Pie SUPPOSE
tories
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ONE GRAND CONCERT

ONE GRAND CONCERT
THE
YOUNG APOLLO CLUE.
OF NEW YORK,
- Assisted by
BESSIE LOUISE KING, soprano,
And j. W. MACY, Basso.,-
MADRIGALs. GLEES. BALLADS, &c.
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY, April 5tL. 8 pm.
Admission Sc cents. Reserved seats % cts extra
Both kinds of tickets to be had al Metzerott's
925 Pennsyivania avenue, on and after April lst
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CHEw Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital, BRAIN or nerve force, use
"Welles Health Reneaoer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C: s., at druggists. Depot IS Barclay street,
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MITCHELL COOKE a. CO.,
All STOCK BROKERS,
IS Broadway. New York,
Buy and sell all Stocks and Bonds on usual margin
for cash also deal in Stock Privilege Contracts at
close rates. References furnished. Correspond
ence solicited. mar15-eo6m
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21
BEvERLY.

This little village will exist only
In naiHe next year, as the present
prospect is thatit will be minus a
store. Ncssrs. Higgins ~ Allen will
leave Christmas. We understand
Mr.. Allen will go to Benncttstown
We thank Sub Rosa TOR his infor-
nation, for we are profiied thereby.
A little child of Mr.. Howard Major
has been quito sick in the past week
butis better; also little Florence
Morelicld Is quite sick of diptheria.
Our roads are improving.
Messrs. Robert aud Bryant Ows.
lev are expected 10 return from
school in lew days.
We learn that Mr.. VIM. Massie
cortemplates leaving this vicinity
Christmas. We will be sorry TO
him and his interesting family fr
among us.
Mr.. z. Carter and his lovely bride,
paid friends and relatives brief visit
last week. Miss Katie Word re-
turned with them 10 their home.
Who ia Roy, that Emdc makes
him substitute for the weather? Is
he OF general interest TO all the read
ers OF The South Kentuckian?
Some young men Of our town are
very much attracted towards Roaring
Springs; one of them goes every
rainy Sunday. PINcKNEY.
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SINKING FORK.


r. 7. Boyd, one OF our most esti-
mablo young men, whose presence
will DO sadly miss,d, aud his absence
much regretted by all who know
him lei. !ss. Wea.ass:..ssy, 18th, for
Kansas City, Mo-, where he will seek
his fortune and fame. Taylor Is a
young man OF much promise, and ir.
reproschabIe moral character, full OF
energy and industry, and we besplak
for him a cordial reception in the
"Far West" where we hope his fond
est hopes may be realized and sue
cess attend his every effort.
Ricketsvile has had quite q rage
OF dances lately aud we regret TO say
many Of the converts Of last spring
have broken their church vows. Bro.
Spurlin has not preached much late
~, being away IN other places and
We fear TO the delrinent OF his church
al home.
Farmers preparing to sow wheatl p
again; corn has advanced TO SIPS
per barrel tobacco at a stand still
for want Of season to strip It; hogs
all killed and keeping finely. Very
few have put up any leo yet.
The health OF the community, toll
cradle; no epidemic prevailing, only
toothache and how We "jerk 'em ont
EMDE.
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MARRIED.

FERGUSON -CARLOSS. : Dec.
18th, al tho residence OF tho brides
father, IN Christian Co., by Rev. c.
II. Gregston, Mr.. Frank Ferguson to
Miss Anna Carlos.
: POOI.-CURTIS.-Dec. 10th, at
the residence OF the brides father,
Trigg county, Mr.. Jas. Pool to Miss
Kittie Curtis. Rev. c. ii. Greg.ton
officiating.
JAGOE- DARNALL. = AT the
Methodist Church, IL Cadiz, Ky, vt s
o'c'ock r. NJ, Dec. 18th, Mr.. Marccllus
II. Jagoc, of Nationwide, TO Miss
Courtney Darnall. The lovely bride
has been one Of the reigning bellies Of
society In Trigg county for some
years. She is young, beautiful and
accomplished, and Mr.. Jsgoe Is indeed
fortunate in having secured as wife
young lady OF so many admirable
and estiinablo qualities. The groom
IL a prominent young merchant oil
our neighboring town, jacksonville,
and has many friends here as we'll as
there who will mite In wishing foI
him aud his fair bride oil tho happi-
ness possible. -
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The state Grange

The State Grange met in this city
Tuesday last, l4th inst, alto a. m,
Worthy Mater, A. D. Smith, Of
Henry county, IN the chair. After
aHpoin,inga committee on creden-
,ials. the Grange took recess until
Z p. M, at which time the committee
made a partial report, the following
counties being represented: Nelson.
Bracken, Pendlcion, Shelby, Kenton,
Christian, Henry, Todd, Webster,
Harrison, Boone, Muhlenberg, Rock
castle ami Mercer. The Worthy
Master delivered his annual address,
next. The Secretary reported the
order throughout the State in n much
more prosperous condition than at
tho last meeting OF the State Grange.
The body continued In session for
two days and nights, with closed
doors and we are unable to give
even synopsis of their work. The
attendance was considered good and
the delegates seemed well pleased
with our little city. Bardstown,
Nelson county, was selected as the
next place OF meeting, one year
hence.
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The mail trains have been running
very irregularly for the last week Or
two, The Courier.J Journals have failed
to put In an appearance Oh time sew.
eral days aud ofcourso this put every
body in bad humor.
The appeal for aid published a W eek
or two since was literally responded
to by tho generous people OF Hop
kinsvillc and vicinity, and the imme-
diate wants of tho woman and her
family were attended to.
The ladies of tho Baptist Church
made quite success OF their Supper
Tuesday night. They Melted nearly
one hundred dollars, which goes to-
wards finishing the new church. The
ladies alone have contributed eleven
hundred dollars, made by giving con.
certs, suppcrs, etc., to tho building
fund.
DR.. L. II. Cullom aud family. OF
Bellcviewi returned to day from a
yisl.to touisville Or. Cullom en-
Joys one Of The largest practices essHy
physician in the county. and 10 doc
tor Of finc skill In his profession. He
has only lived at Bclleview about
three or four years, and has gained
tho esteem and confidence OF his
neighhors TO degree seldom reached
by any one in SO short time. We
wish hm continued prosperity.
The X. Of z. concert is the bi1ge.'
thing ahead FOR this week. The best
musical talent IN The city has been
secured aud the entertainment will
be made highly interesting and
amusing. The secrets OF the order
will be exposed by the initiation Of a
candidate oil the stage In which great
soIemnliy will be observed. The an.
diencc will be positively forbidden
to supply the candidate with any
deadly weapons or assist him III any
way during the terrible ordeals
which he pust pass. Moth
are especially invited as
they will learn something OF great
advantage TO themselves. The en-
will close with n little
homo scene after tho lodge adjourns,
With which most wives are familiar.
Tickets for sale at Hopper y Sons.
price 80 cents, no extra charge for
reserved seats.
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CHURCH HILL.

Church Hill will be opened up by
our esteemed friend, James Adams
The firm will be styled Adams 4
Evans. The junior member of The
firm, Mr.. Jesse Evans. Is q man Of
great business qualities.
Miss Annie Carloss, one OF the
lovellest and most brilliant daugh
tiers of Christian county. was mar
ried last Wednesday tho 18th inst
at the residence Of her father, Mr.
Jas. Carloss, TO Mr.. Frank FurguSon,
of Todd Go.
There is another marriage booked
for next week in Pee Dee neighbor-
hood.
As YOU shy you have not srace IL
your columns to write miscellaneous
essays that would not prove of much
interest TO Your readers, l will take
your advice and stop.
Sun Rosa.
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---------7-7---s~-0
TO the Coal Fields.

Several articles over the Signature
of a q. M. have appeared in the
Nrw ERA. touching tho necessity and
Feasibility Of connecting Hopkins
villa with the coal banks BY turnpike.
Whatever NAV be the interests Of the
c;,izens Of our city, in the various
coal mines. now in operation along
M line Of tho railroad beyond the
roach Of tho proposed pike, ii is never
theless a fact sooner or later, the
m6uonoly Of railroad transportation
will ;mpose un,u our people generally
tba absolute necessity. Of seeking the
only remedy and that is a pike, which
NAV enable them to reach the coal
m;nes NJ ali times Of the year BY a
nike md wagons. fit can be shown
H., coal can h. mt in Honkiusyille
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WEAvER'S STORE.

Swearing OF day 10 but a few days
hence.
Christmas trees seem a scarce ar
ticlc In this neighborhood, judging
from the number spoken OF.
The usual amount of moving at
this season Is going on.
Nearly all the sweet potatoes have
hurrioily skipped to dust since The
freeze, so we learn. Necessarily the
spring trade Of the vegetable will
open with "blow".
s After the fifth attempt Sam Long
has succeeded In gaining admission
10 his new house.
Gus Miller, the machinisi, now has
too;sto enable him to repair any ma
chincry. lie Is doing a good bust
ness and deserves patronage.
Wheat sowing Is now dead mat
ter aud corn gathering Is dead mat
ter also, until after the holidays.
An infant child OF Mr.. Myers, died
last week of scarlet fever. Sympa-
thetic friends join In mourning their
loss.
II would seem, from o special OBJ
servation, that Sub Rosas" abound
in the Church hin neighborhoud. In
our opinion they should be Able 10
Doctor the matter so as to make a
distinction. We have had the pleas.
ure OF meeting with Sub Rosa" No |.
There are a good many cases OF
scarlet fever around. Schools and
such have, In consequence, been SHINY
attended for the past week.
Ben Long generally enjoys q joke so
much, guess tho "overshoe" joke will
almost give him fits. The dilnen-
sions will be given next week.
Miss Myers, who has been quite
sick with scarlet fever, we are glad to
learn is rapidly recovering.
The addition to Mrs. Dowell's resi-
idence Is about complete. 1t 10 the
M ost substantial affair in five miles
OF this place.
Hiram has quit the editorial staff
II believe Lc was once an editor) and
IL now handing out subpoenas to
some parties BY the wholesale.
SHoRTFELLow.