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Thursday. In that event hackers will not be
wanting for the shots from the Island CITY.
There Is no admission charged at the Fair
grounds. Townspeople should make a uole
If this, and taking the Main street cars and
Silpr's bus, seek few hours relaxation At the
tournament
Among the prominent visitors on the
or, DIS were noticed Colonel W. II. Muir
ray, Colonel w. Oglesby and Colonel Il
eAlmand of Mckinney, md General II. p.
Mabry, and John c. Morris, of Fort Worth.
During the Sweepstakes c. ntest, Mr.. b.
Robinson, of Rockdale, challenged the shell
used by Mr. f. Lister. In accorlarce with
the rules Of the Association, he put up 81 90
MS forfeit for the challenge. The she'll was
examined, found to contain little les, pow
der even than the regulation, and the dollar
went to Lister. There was some good M
turcd chatting of"bIue jeans" who took it AL
in good humor and announced that he bud
"A few more shells Cor sale vt the same price"
For the benefit Of those among the spec
tators who ha. not Informed themselves ~
the matter by retereucetO the Inst page of
the programme, il will be in order here a.
M Ike note that the contests for Sweep
s,.L,os ara onon +, MI oyoun, ,,rnf.ss;nn,I.
anI tba, "pu" u'9s ';Ii
"s aontas, No was an unn,iar S,o "' =. III W,
co,,a,s m. otbnr cnr,aots fs,n,, ,,h;'h
Mr. Ii,ter of tho Donison clnh y borroS amy
ra r.soryeJ for a;hIo n,anhnr o" ns ousl
ISOLATION.
When the ties on five birds, IN Contest
No. 5, had been bought down 10 con-
'est ocTweeh nlster' Ut pehho''
ana VI ro"'e' oi hthlhhey' there were
, u,o,0 .. tna,, Ioo,a" wnU VIII = =
on shooting it out and refuse to divide his
chances of getting the whole amount of S92.
But the "Dead Shot" of the Deuison delegn-
ton WINS more generous than many of his
Jealous opponents niph, have been nnder
similar circumstances, and did the handsome
thing, in modest manner. whereat there
went up faint cheer.
Tho ;,,Droso;or rraya;,od o,,o e,w
tho ornnpds s'V reit.rdsv thar H. i Iists on
If tbs Denison cluh hao been b.rred nm, Of
Tho socond "n,tsst /, ubicb h.. oorriod az
tho 6rst n,on,y Th;s wos nw;nn ~ tho
incornoro,inn ~ a nntn NJ ,h, rnpseo ~ VIZ
asnristion IN tbe question ~ Mr. I ;s,er,s
eligih;lity to enter tho ,b;rd cnntest In ,ho
ra.dinn nat,er inmsdia,elv followin'' tho
.coro of Cnntest M . and nar,s;n;nn 't 20
that match which was onsn ~ MI w;,h,u,
:. the legal status Of thor c,tzanshi, '
ELECTED the hearty applaus' of the 50 ctn-
tors When the cash $50 was mid Mr.
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Ties on fve.--A Fl Stuart, ITO; A w
Campbell, o. Sam Finley, l 10; W
j Austin, 0: j l. White. 1lllll0; SIX
McIlhenny, mo WI Scott, l l o; inc
Thompson, o; w V Fort l11lllO;
q A F"ote, 1llll1l-7: o b Beall,
O: + Lister, ll11l1l-7
Messrs. q. A. Foote, of Mckinney, and r
Lister, of Denissn, divided first money.
Ties on four--E Mccall. l 11l1l1O;
NJ Swank, Ito; N d Bar.
radall, 1ll111l0; james CASTOR. l IL
ITO; G L Porter, o.; EP Hamlin o; r
B Cockreli, 0; B Robinson, llIIl1ilI
Ito; D w @ Dunn, ll11111O; T
Dollarhide, 0; 4 Witten, ll1l111111
10; W S Rose, lilo; b
NJ Melton, 10; w L Hughes l III
o. Early, O.; g Brownlee, 10; ~ Nj
Thompson, 0; O b Soiourner, l 0; d
Yocum, llll1110.
Messrs G NJ Swank, Of Wills Point, B
Robinson, of Rockdsle, Tom Witten, of
Fort Worth, and w Rose, of Wills Point,
divided second money.
Ties on three--S Hucker, 0; j T Simpson,
0; 4 L Fuller, / | lll11-7;F T White,
10; 5 II Lesyelle. 10; c X Robinson,
H Mason. | 10; j NJ
johnson, o; NJ P Geiselman, | 0: II G
Seeligson, 0; p Watson, l1l1l1l-7
Messrs. f E'Fuler, oil Denson, c X Rob-
inson, Of Rockdsle, and b Watson, of
Houston, divided the third money between
them.
Ties on two w b Vim, 1ll11111-S;
r OLIVER, 11l110.
Mr.. w B VIM, OF Wills Point, was de-
elared winner of the third money.
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The next entertainment
Contest No. Give single birds, t@eniy-one
yards rise, entrance IS, birds extra:
First prize, S7j cash, donnt d by "Juck
Stone gun club" Of Dallas
Second prize, $50 cash, donated by Mr.
A. Fooie, Of Mckinney.
Third prize, S25 cash, donated by Mr.. c.
Mesterhans, OF Dallas.
Fourth prize Slj ash donated by the
Famous dry good, house" Of Dallas.
CONTEST No. q.
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The tie on ten was shot otf on the twelfth
round by Mr., ;, Ii. Lrvealle, of Fort Worth,
who won the first prize.
The tie ON nine was shot off on the seventh
r'urd by Mr.. n. d. Barradall, of Fort
Worth, who won second money.
The tie on eight was shot off until the
contest was brought down to tie on three
straghts between John ii. CASTOR, of Tyler
and r. +. Sojourner, of Houston, who d.
vided third money.
The tic on seven was shot off on tho sec
ond round by j. ID. Yocum, of Denison, who
won fourth money.
Contest No. Immediately followed as
follows:
Sweepstakes--Five single birds, q yards
rise; entrance SIS, birds extra. There were
forlytive entries, making purse of 1925, of
which 10 per cent. or 800 went to first; thirty
per cent. or S67 so went to second; twenty
per cent. or S45 to third, and ten per cent. or
SOD Soto fourth.
CONTEST NO. 5.
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Remember T.. M. TX aim & Co. make
u specially of Clothing to order.
Martindale & ShuItz-BurlingtOn
Kansas,

Martindale & ShuItz-BurIingtOn
Kansas,
Manufacture four grades OF -four
Patent
Kitchen Queen,
White Rose,
Centennial
Their Patent flour is better than any -four
that has ever before been offered for sule on
this market. The Kitchen Queen is always
up 70 the standard, the White Rose and
Centennial always reliable. Ask your gro
Ger for Msrtindae Il Shultz Patent fuur
and you will get the finest flour this marke,
affords, or YOU nancy will be refunded.
T. L. MAgsALIs.
Wholesale Agent, Dallas.
Atlas Portable Engine took FirjtP'
MUM at st. Louis Fair, 1879
Rosenfeld Il Bond, successors to l.. Cape
ran, undoubtedly keep the best ssock Of GO
ceries in the city.
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Now In store.
500 bushels Of hlack-eyed peas.
500 bushels Of German millet.
300 bushels of common millet.
500 pounds of alfalfa, or California clover,
500 pounds Of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed.
90 bpshel of sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovor's colusnl asparagus roots.
Virginia White and Long John field corn;
g-ass and clover seeds, md complete variety
of garden and flower seeds, bulbs. etc.
j. +. JENKINS,
Seediman, GIG Elm street
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Receivea--A hne line of ladies' low.Quar-
ter shoes, viii h we are selling at reduced
prices. A. IL +. Mit!tnthsl.
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Notice.

We have p released Tue right from j. w.
Gayle for the manufacture Of Gage 6
Erigh's Mosquito Lotion. A supply con-
SANITY on hand. HoYT 81 CoFFiN.
749 Elm street, Dalla
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Headquarters for Bargains
In ladies', misses and ehildrens suits, at
Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Reduction Of Prices

A the season advances in every department
millinery suits, ladies' wear, fancy goods III d
notions, ut Bamman's. zoe Elm street.
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Choral and Cholera Morbus

These are very different diseases, vet the
medicine viii h cures the other. Renue's
Magic Oil is sovereign remedy for either,
and is used as such all the world over. 1t
never fails Ask for it.
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DALLAS, May 4th, $50.
The public are her,by notified that have
this day. sold out my ticket business 10
Smith & COIN, Ticket Brokers.
OLIVER RICE
Successor to Manget Il Rice.
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All kinds Of willow bssk cts, work stands,
flower stands, ETC., at 6l2 Man street.
b. p. STACY.
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The coolest and most comfortable
Underwear Is the celebrated Feather
weights ~ f. NJ. Kahn q 90 -.
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CHEAP EXCURSION
TO EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

For the occasion of the General Assembly
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
which assemblies in Evansville, Indiana, Nav
goth, the Texas & Pacific r. R., will
have on sale for the benefit Of
all who may wish to avail themselves
of the opportunity, - Round Trip Ex-
cursion Tickets at greatly reduced
rates; which will be on sale from the tenth,
to the twentieth of MSy inclusive, and will
be good to return until the twentieth of
June. For tickets, or further particulars.
call on or address Il. P. Turner, Ticket
Agent Texas & Pacific Depot, Dallas, or
r. w. THOMPSON, IT,.
Gel eral. Passenger Agent, Marshall.
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FiTst-class board and we furnished rooms
nj the CINCINNATI ROUSE"
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) and Toe Store.

Bargains in laces and embroideries, tw,
doors west Of the postotiice.
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q. segari.

q. segnri.
Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc.
Opposite express of,ce. Dallas. Texas.
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Those fine oil paintings and steel eDgrav-
ings are beautiful a, 6l2 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-19

The only place for accommodations is at
the CINCINNATI HOUSE,
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Ladies' ReNdy.mAde
Lawns, Percals and Swiss suits, from 81 30 to
IS, at Baumsn's, 706 Elm street.
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~ was a"nounc d urug ths ~ IS OF
coattststh "lJrcti had h en- Ia q q
tn tn'y 4, J. sic '. ol the DcuiSr Gun
club, on the gySO dtajt he W ~ not "a citizen
OF t =, a. Il tneref IRE / 81 gbIr. (, was
decided eel ctih be- ,,lsIrinc, AVID , r.
Ltlc " ST or upon ruled on Of comics :
reese Il to memu' T. of h, association.
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At the "CINCINNATI HOUSE you
will mud sui erb taoi.: near Z. & +. depot.
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The largest stock ofpercale Shirts NJ
q west prices AT l.. NJ kahn a Co =.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-02
POLICE NEWS.
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.


A negro named Jno. Brent, who
claims to bea preacher has been ar
rested for attempting TO outrage
little negro child about ten years old.
The parents OF the child were absent
from home, and left her alone in their
house near Eugene Mills on Sunday
night. The mother was Mt the house
of neighbor and hearing the screams
OF the child rushed to the house in
time. to interrupt the villain in his
nefarious purposes. She seized a
broom and beat him from the house
and he left the community and was
not heard Of till last Thursday when
the authorities learned that he had
returned and was hiding near the
city, and promptly surrounded and
arrested HIM. He was lodged in Jail
where no will probably remain till
the Grand jury meets, and takes his
case in hand. 1t is a clear case and
the rascal will no doubt be made ia
suffer-.
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A Swimming Story.

On the Cox Mil road somo miles
from the city IL a largo valley, filed
with water BY the late flood through
which tho road passes. We are In
formed by gentleman who offers 10
bet on II that man who was igno-
rant of the road drove n SIX mule
team with hogahead OF tobacco into
II last week. The water was over
eight feet deep, but tho mules swan
md pulled the wagon for more than
fifty yards and finally reached the city
safe. or course the tobacco was OIL
most ruined and will have to be re-
handled. Remember that we do not
vouch for the truth Of the story,
but our informant says he can prove
II by two Of the most responsible
men In the county who saw the
swimming.
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cHURoH HILL.

One birth this week. Yes, we re-
port such things occasionally.
Some beautiful blustry days last
week.
Wheat is branching and looks well
Hedges are beginning TO bud
A very large attendance at the
Grange last meeting.
We notice q marked change in
some of the boys for some weeks
back.
A good many are done burning
plant beds.
Preparations ore being made for o
large crop Of corn this year.
The worst enemy Of most people Ii
their money.
There will be q sale OF some valua-
bic land near this place, this week
Sale to take place In Hopkinsvillc.
Ere long a few leisure hours can
be spent in the garden, for garden
seeds are already in demand.
Born to the wife Of John Evans, on
the night OF the Path, large boy.
Abe Foard spent several days oflas
week, out of the neighborhood, In thu
interos, OF his business.
How Is your cold3 10 an epidemi
col question Judging from the man,
inquiries.
Quarterly meeting commenced a
Hebron Saturday and Sunday, tho 3
and ".
Presiding Elder Emerson wa
present as usual and preached 10
large and appreciative audience OIL
Sunday,
A feminine eguus Is the mater fan
iliaras of two colts, one the sise o
q lamb, and the other the averag
size. They are the property OF Mas
ter Elem. Clardy near this place.
The pond of which we made men
ton In our last ia still impossible,
being IL feet deep in the center Of III
road The county should see to 1t q
once.
| Miss Fedia we will refer TO on
cx-constable TO settle or decide thr
matter.
| We had good item for this wee
but were de- Bard the privilege OF in
sorting II.
Several copies OF the Hopkinsvill
Gimlel were distributed at this plac
last week. II gives some BORN
news.
We believe in improving husbandr.
Cultivate less. land make that wbic
is cultivated rich in plant land, {
That 1t may produce large crops. III
practice of rigid system of rotatio
Of crops and mixed farming; the Gu
tivaiion Of the grass and less of ii
F cereals, and feeding up on the farI
tho most OF its products; raising eli
YER and enriching the land by turf
} ing under green crops.
SHoRTFELLow.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. q. S. Wharton of Trigg county
arrived Ia tho city Sunday.
Esq. L. IL. Grin,cr, of Cadiz is
among the visitors this week.
Mr.. Robt. Lucas Of Trigg was at
the Phoenix, the frat OF the week.
Judge Chas. Eavcs OF Greenville is
attending court this week.
Judge Jno. II. Grace arrived Sun
day to begin Circuit Court.
Hon. Jas. D. Garrett, of Cadiz is
circulating among his friends In the
city.
Mr.. L. A. Hathaway OF Owensboro
was at the Phoenix Sunday.
Capt. G. w. Duvall Of Princeton, Is
tho guest of the Central.
Mr.. w. G. Benton, managing edi.
tor OF tho Louisville Commercial
attended tho Republican convention
yesterday.
Mr.. Jno. Z. Reno, Of GreenyillS
was in the city Sunday and Monda,
for tho purpose of-but reckon we'd
better not tell.
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FA1RvIEw.

From Fairyicw, No. l no news
worth mentioning.
Mrs. John g. Moselcy has been
very sick, but we understand she is
improving.
We are to have another drug store
opened here In short time.
Mr.. Walter Moody and Miss Sue
Ellis were made one at the hymeneal
alter ON tho IS ult. at tho residence OF
Esq. &. N, Jesup. we hope their lite
viii be one Of sunshine and pleasure.
Drug store 10 only polite names
for saloon when the local option is en-
forced In town, mon will sit around
n drug store and drink who would
blush to be caught in a dram shop.
II is TO be hoped that the trustees
will grant saloon license and impose
q heavy tax on drug stores at their
next meeting.
Col. NJ. d. Brown who has been
travelling through the south returned
home and will stay a short time be-
fore starting out again.
II whiskey isa drug the man who
drinks it is druggist.
We regret very much to learn that
Mrs. A. j. Kenner is sick.
Mrs. J. G. Daniel is very low, it Is
not thought she will live many days.
Scymour's Uncle Toms Cabin com.
pany will play in the Masonic Hall
at this place next week, this is q good
company, 1t is highly spoken Of by
the press where ever they have
lplayed.
Miss Mollo Hawks one of Canton,
beauties is visiting friende, and at.
tended tho Moody-Ellis wedding
Dave Moore, Tom Carpenter and
several other Of our street kids, have
MIRO cases of the humps, hope the,
will not prove fatal to them for oul
/ towns could i'll afford 10 loose sucl
enicrcsting and promising youths al
| Tiny ARE.
! Mr.. Gano Henry representing YOU
valuable paper called upon us thu
other day.
Our young friend j. f. d. has beer
very sick for some time, on accoun
of his girl going back on him, bu
much better now.
This ia one of tho lamest towns W,
ovo, cn.., oyorx, k,1,, (. ~, ,v,tcl, n Z
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Poisoned.

Two little children of Mr.. I'D.
Russell were severely poisoned last
week from eating polk root. They
found it in the garden where 1t had
been spadcd up and atc large quaint
ity Of 1t. Ono went to his mother
complaining Of being sick and while
working with him the other was for.
gotten for some time and when
thought of was found lying in the
garden in an unconscious condition,
They were very low for several hours
aud 1t was with extreme difficulty
that their lives were saved. Thcil
nurse was also poisoned in the same
way.
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Another old Citizen Gone.


Mr.. John B. Knight, ST., the oldest
member of the Hopkinsvillc Bar,
died last Wednesday, 25th ult,, after
a long and painful illness. He was
ono of our oldest and most worthy
citizens and leaves many friends and
a large connection to deplore his de-
mise. For some time his death has
been expected, and his suflsrlnss
were intense. He was buried by the
members Of the bar and series OF
resolutions adopted which lack Of
space compels us to defer till next
week, when we will publish them.
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We are requested to announce that
at the services ofthc First Presbyte-
rian Church, IN this city, at Mozart
Hail next Sunday morning, the sac
rament OF the Lord s supper will be
administered. Rev. II. II. Allen Off
ciating. BY the courtesy of the off.
GERS oEthe Cumberland Presbyterian
church. the preparatory services will
be held in their church on Thursday
Friday and Saturday night next, on
which occasion Rev Mr.. Allen will
preach.
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Anderson, MfsLN Blanckcnsec, +
Boyd, Matte Benson, Jenny
Chambers, Lizzie Casey, Willie
Coy, Ida Campbell, l. D
Climer, Jasper d Dillon, James ii
Dunkin, Malinda Glass, Canio
Gardner, Torcdia Ham, j !.
Hitler, Willie Howard, W A
Joiner, Nellie Lcavell, Susan
Meaclam, Yves Malone, g w
Porter, Edom Reynolds, Ms
Shearn, Jennie Stuart, James
Ship. Aunt Eliza Turner, George
1iler, VIM Willaon, Fleming.
When called tor please say "adver-
lised.' S. II. Bnrbridge, p. III.
nopkinsville, KY, Feb. %, 1880.
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The national debts of the chief ma
lions are as follows: Russia. $780,
900, 900; Turkey. $l,5OO,000, 0O0;Ger-
meny, 57l 900, 900; Austria, 1882
900, 900; Gteat Britain, $3,525,0 0O,-
900; France, $4,000. 100000; Italy,
$50, S41, 100000; United States, 81
0l6,OO0,0OO. 1t is estimated that not
above tenth Of our National indcbt-
edness is now held abroad.
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Joseph Harris, Of Moreton Farm,
Rochester, N. Y, sends us his cata-
logue of choice, garden and flower
seeds for 1880. 1t is sent free Of
charge to all applicants. Drop him
apostal card with your address, and
tell him you saw this notice in the
South KENTUoKIAN.
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HERE AND THERE.

' y
Circuit Court yesterday.
Pneumonia is very prevalent.
Dig crowd in tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Shannalian the shoemaker has q
new sign.
The pavement is being repaired in
front OF Gray u McClanahan's drug
store.
Several communication were una
voidably crowded out, and will ap-
pear next week. &.
The Young folks had dance in ono
OF the halls over lIord's new building
last Monday night.
We learn pleasant little party was
given at the residence of Mr.. Tribble
near the city ono night last week.
Tho ladies cleared about fourteen
dollars at their candy pulling Friday
night, despite the exceedingly incle-
ment weather.
There was no preaching at the
Christian chur,h last Sunday night
aud the audience at the Baptist church
was larger than usual.
the largest stock Of watches and
clocks we have ever seen are now on
exhibition at IIowe's Jewelry store,
every watch warranted to give salts
faction.
A protracted meetings. in progress
at the Catholic church, and has been
for week or more. The congrega-
tions have been limited only BY the
size OF the house.
Rey. A. W. Mcacham, while as-
sisting In 8 protracted meeting at
Sinking Fork was attacked with
pneumonia and Ia lying dangerously
| III in that neighborhood, with but
slight hopes Of recovery.
We to-day announce Mr.. ]. Riley
Long, OF Crofton as a candidate for
Circuit Clerk, subject to the action Of
the Republican party. Mr.. Long is
one of the sterling citizens of the
northern part Of the county, and will
enter the race with strong follow.
ing. lilo Is q brother Of Jailcr A. b.
Long.
Mr.. II. p. Mcdonald OF Louisville
was in the city last week on business
concerning the new school building
TO be erected. The drawings he pre-
sented were for a three story build
ing with seating capacity Of nearly
GOO and ifthe committee should de-
eide TO accept his plans We would
have the incest building in this part
OF the State.
| Carr T. Blskcly, of Cerulcan Springs
was found dead in tho Court house at
Cadiz oil the morning Of the oath u'.
lilo was seen just before night the
day before IN state Of intoxication,
aud no doubt died from the effects OF
hard drinking as he had been con-
iirmed incbristc for some months.
lie until recently was merchant and
post master at Ccrulean Springs, and
was about 2S or 80 years old.
| Mrs. Anna Lander widow of Mr..
Jas. L. Lander Of Bcllevicw was
married In Evansville last Wednes-
day to Mr. II. j. Harris, sheriff of
Caldwell county Ky. The ceremony,
says the Courier was pronounced by
Rev. A. B. Miller, OF the Baptist
church aud the couple Immediately
started for the home Of the. groom In
Princeton. Mrs. Lander was well
known and esteemed In this county,
and also IN Trigg, aud has many
friends who win unite In wishing her
much happiness.