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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-05
Special Local.
FALL OPENING.

To persons visiting our city during
the Fair will say that we have one Of
the largest and best selected stock Of
drv goods ever offered to the trade,
and at prices which are bound
to please every one. Our stock OF
housekcepers goods cant be sur
passed in any house in the city. We
make speciality Of such goods and
in order to make it lay both our Gust
omers and ourselves we are compelled
to buy them chap, in order to sell be-
low others, and that is what we do.
We have the best knitting yarns to
be.found in the market, also splendid
stock OF jeans and flannel goods. Net
underwear for gentlemen laiir, anil
children. A fine assortment OF mems,
women's and children's boots ami
shoes. And the handsomest stock OF
dress goods ever brought to the city.
Black and colored cashmeres.
Monte cloths. Popular goods in all
shades, and silks and velvets in all
colors for trimmings. W. have one
Of the largest lots Of dolmsns and
cloaks ever offered to the trade.
Don't forget to call and see us while
in tho city, Very Respectfully,
CANT & DAWSON.
Good coal delivered anywhere in
the city, at from III to 10 cents pei
bashel.
r. g. QuALLs.
The excitement ID Indiana is at
fever heat and G.. H. Brandon con-
times to sell first class watches,
clocks and ;ewelry at the cheapest
prices. Give him a call for purchases
or repairs.
Go to Hord q Myers for staple an
fancy groceries, confcctioneries, cigars
tobacco and wooden ware, etc.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-05

Prof. Frazer Owen win open q
dancing school at Hord's building,
next Monday night. All who wish
to attend can be present atthe open
inc.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-05

Go to Hord 4 Myers for staple AMI
fancy groceries, confoctioneries, cigars,
tobacco and wooden ware, etc.
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9gritnliars, Muads, 9uustmtrts Il


Grant Was ftty.seyen last April.
Blsine is fity Shefmsn was 6fty.six
last May. Wsshbufne was sixty Three
in September. Gonkling was afsy II
October. Gsraeid = 10 his torty-ninth
year. Bsyard ives afty-one IA October.
Thufman reaches hts sixty-sixth birth
day in November. Hendricks was
sixty in September. Tilden Was sixty.
elk ID February, md IN the Same month
General Hancock WA 6ftys6vs. Sey.
mour will be seyenty IN May. WISH
ington was Ia he llsy;seventh year when
he was frst eiected, and had 5ust enter
ed his sixty -sIkt1 yeas when be left
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4uefg.
IN THE PoTTER,s FIELD.


The snow had sll vanished from hilltop and
plsiu,
AsA .,hs hsfbass looked green Shsrs its
IS mantle had lain; ga us-e.4
The hirds IN the orchards and wosdlandA
sang.
Aud the torrents rssoasds4 the hills
And The river grew dark IN its tsrbid Aow,
swollen high By the rain and the melted
And Tie srssn srsss looked HE sa emerald
- shield 4 - saa sss@s s. s- zsga
= sAsy bon. A.r avsy y shs Peter.
4 NE sf toll was her earthly lss. ls s
4 peer mans wife In 8 peer mass oct: 1,
Bat ere The blosn, from her cheeks hsd
dsd, 81 .,esssE - vs
Her heart grew cold and they called her
dsad; e ys A7s~ ss
No worldly lovers Of pride and power
Bent ever her couch In the dying hour;
Not sons Vas snss, not bell WAS psalsd,
A. they laid her ts rest n ths. Pss.ss's
- -" - .ss.-~-. --.z.-
u wss leog age In ny ehildhoedS time
That she psFishsd thas In hss lifs's ysass
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1t is better to need relief than to want
heart to give it. sa q
The secret of fashion is to surprise
and never to disappoint. .
Truth is the foundation OF oil kpowl.
edge, and the cement OF all societies. e.
He that buys what be does not want,
will soon wan. what he cannot buy.
True happiness consists not in the
multitude OF friends, but in their worth
and choice. = = s'A sssss
Everything that truly and naturally
belongs to q human career has its sacred
side. p 20 ss@ ." es
Alexander being asked how he con,
quered the world, replied: "By not de-
laying" !
No man is 80 Insignificant 90 to b
sure his example can do no hurt
Youth will never live to age unless
the young keep themselves in breatt
With exercise, and in heart with joyful
ness. 81
Our life Is like Alpine countries, wher'
winter is found by the side Of summer
and where II is butt . step from gardeI
to glacier. ss {. -
Virtue is not to be considered in th'
light OF mere innocence, or abstaininl
from harm but as the exertion OF on
faculties in doing good. e ~ -
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Home Education.

1. From your childrep's earliest in.
fancy inculcate the necessity OF instan,
obedience. ~
2. Unite 6rmness with gentleness.- =
Let your children always understand thai
you mean what you say. %
8. Never promise them anything Nm
less yon are quite sure You can give
what you say. aa5gsN .@ aE
@ 4 II you tell child to do something
show him how to do it, and see that i
10 done. 48 E5
8. Always punish your child for will
fully disobsying you, bat never punisl
in anger. eaE y Is
g.. Never let them perceive that the.
yex you, or make you lose your self
command. sa t3as c
Z. II they give way to petulance o
ill-temper, wait till they are calm, ant
then gently reason with them on the i'm
propriety OF their conduct. 7g
s. Remember that little present pun
lishment, when the occasion arises, !
much more effectual than the threaten
ling Of greater punishment should th
fault he renewed. .e - sss,. - gs
Q Never give your children anythiu,
because they cry for 1t. e -
10. On no account allow them to d
at one time what you have forbiddel
under the same circumstances, at anoti
4 IL. Teach them that the only sure an
} easy way to appear good 10 to DO goot
, H.. Accustom them to make their Ii
lie recitals with perfect truth. gaa q
13 Never allow tsle-bearing.
IA Teach them accidental. not sci
: indulgence OF m sngry and resentf'
!, spirit s7F - s~ef
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ae Reckoned He Did.

It is not intended that some men shall
marry peacefully. Bill Skittles lives 10
South Arkansas For the past six
months he has been studying for the
ministry and It occurred to Bill several
days ago that just before instituting =
revival it would be good idea to get
married He mentioned the subject to .
young lady and asked her to share his
ministerial melancholy and bilarity, but
the young lady said she had promised
10 marry Zeb. Monk. the professional
well cleaner Of the neighborhood. "Ob,
veil, said the minister, IL am pretty
we'll acquainted, with Zeb. and / don't
believe he'd kick." The young lady
finally agreed and the wedding day. WAS
Fixed. - Vya. - &
Grand preparations we're made. The
girl's brothers had caught : couple ot
possums and the old lady had baked An
immense sweet potato pie. The justice
Of the peace arrived. The parties took
their places. The justice proceeded
With the ceremony, when Zeb. Munk
walked in and demanded:
"Let up thar, boss. Say, csp'n, turn
that gal loose "
81 reckon WON'T" replied Bill.
swell, them" said Zeb. drawing . re-
volver, "I'll kinder resort to extremi.
ties. ;" .s-.---.. s.
"See here" remarked Bill. "are you
in yearnest about this thing Z"
II reckon am" - =.
do you mean hogs head and turnir
greenes 2" :
II reckon I do"
"Rlght down to corn bread and cab
bagesS"
II reckon it is."
swell, then, you can take the gal. I
was only sweet milk and pie with me
I'm in fun I had new pair Of trou
sers and didn't know what to do with
'em. Come little closer. 1s ii spal
ribs and backbones7" Z"
81 reckon it ia"
"Then know the gals yourn," and
With slight change in the license, th'
marriage proeeeded-L6ttle Roel: Ark,
Gasetse. -
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"And slops, Hugh p

"And clone, Hugh - srt s, e
',Alone-certainly," be said, almost
harshly ip his bitterness. ,.
For who WAS there ini all the world to
60 withshim - 4a
So he made his preparations With .
heart heavy O. lead-a heart that suffer.
ed untold sgony - hesaw the new glad
light that waa daily coming in bis wifs's
eyes--joy as the speedy prospect of,bs-
ing separated from him, il only for
swbile. ~ Eo sefqas1 sE1
And then be said goodbye and went
his wsy, by easy stages and frequent
stops, until be reached the lovely sum.
mer land OF Italy, 10 Florencs. the city
Of 6owers--a heartsick, beartsore man,
Who would rather have laid down his
lie then 70 live longer the solitary, love-
less s5istsnee that iats bad appaStionad
hir. IS s4s
And yet-desplts oil his bitterness,
bis soul-sickness. his brain. and hearl
we're oil atHf0b in expectation OF the let
ter f,om his wife he knew would be
there.
0nly-it WAS not there! 80
And he went slowly, despairingly to
the rooms engaged BY telegraph, won
dering Why oil Of life and hope and Joy
and love such as glori6ed other mems
lives, we're denied him wondering
And opening the door to see Lois
waiting for him-Lola; ell ber passion.
ate soul in her eyes. all her sweet, yearn.
i6g nature in the low cry With which shs
sprung to him.
"Oh, Hugh! could not let you leav,
me! did not know until you we're gons
that"
His face ives pale a. death. He look
ed at her-ore glance In which thei
hearts were unveiled, one moment wher
liz seemed that heaven had suddenly
opened to them.
"Lols! NY wifer r.
"Hneh! Oh, Hugh, my darling
And so their happiness came TO them
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-30

The fact that nutmegs hsve . strong
narcotic property has long been known,
bat they are 10 such common use md is
so favorite . condlment, being used 10
small quantities, that their dangerous
nature, when taken in large quantities,
has been overlooked. A physician re.
ports the case of . nurse insisting On Z
female patient drinking nutmeg TED, in
which one and . half nutmegs were
used, the whole Of which she drank dur
ing the day. About ten 1t night she be-
gan 10 get drowsy, and by four O'Clock
the next morning was IN profound stu
por. BY ten the next morning it began
10 wear Of, and BY four in the evening
she had recovered. Thesymptoms were
about the same as II opium had been to.
ken. ---sa&s tssss7s& ,~-- iffiesR
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narA printer recently walked into !

pGA printer recently walked into =
certain business house on bis rounds to
learn who desired anything In the way
OF advertisements, and noticed that .
drummer stood by the counter with his
sample valises ready to open. "Any.
thing you want to say ID the paper this
week 2" queried' the printer Of the man
behind the counter. "No," replied the
business ~ man, 81 don't believe In
advertising II wouldn't give cent fol
all the adveftising!" The drummer
waited until the printer was half wsy to
the door, and then slowly taking uphis
sample vslises, remarked "Well, thai
let's me out. I don't carsto sell OF
time to any man Who 10 this age doet
not believe in advertising. prefer 4
deal with live men. When / want u
striks up . trade with . dead man, vii
60 to the graveyard and swap tomb
stones. Good day. sir. -Sshsns sstcSl
Star. etet q aaYfil Gol siov
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washinstoa a. 4 voter.

Washington voted At oil the Fairfax
elections until the close Of his lie, uni-
formly supporting The Federal eaadi-
dates. Although living some distance
from the court house, 1T the Alexandra
market, be generally voted eafly. sfhs
a;S oats'de. .,s wliic6 r1S' Is W BAL 80
and shaky, When the general reached
the steps, be placed one foot upon them
and shook the crazy ascent ss Il 10 tfy
10 strength. Instantly tssnsy bnsny
arms, one above the other, graspesl ~
stairway, and . dozen men's shoaldegs
braced il. Nor did . man move until
the venerable chief deposited his vote
and returned. az saw his lasl bow, .
said one oftbem bali . century sftsssssl;
sit was more than kisely. - Hdypssis
AGgdztae. g - szSs tazs>szas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-30

Before you begin your heavy spring
work sitter . winter Of relaxation, your
system nsedscleansing and strengthening
to prevent an attack OF Ague, Billious Or
Spring Fever, or some other Spring
sickuess that viii unfit you for sea-
sons work. You will save time, much
sickness and great expense il you will
use one bottle OF Hop Bitters in your
family this month.-Don't wait. See
another column. e
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NUMBER Z.
HenryCIay's WarsE.

In 1914, when the peace comolselou,
composed Of Henry Clay, John Quincy
Adams, James 4. Bsyard sad Albert
GallatIn on the part OF fhe Unltsd states
and Lord Gambler md Mr. 0onlboorn
on the part Of great Britain. V<re ..
deavofing TO come 70 a onde (f6a
OF the important question Of q 11ifE1s $
Ition OF the Mississippi xiv6< IA in6
6shery privileges, British plenipot tensia-
ries sought to aIarm the Americans hy
informing chem. Of the inyincibls- aeny,
which was moving on 10 New 0sieaas,
supported b. Q powerful -. hey
dwelt on the CALAMITY and dafiaf Of
| Paekenhsm, laid muoh sGseso u,oGe -
superb character OF his tloops, Which
they truthinlly declared were IL lO4sr
Iof the British army, veterans of ~ VIC.
lsosious Peninsulsr csmpsiei. and Eora
Gambler elesfulIy femssksd ssll6U Or
leans viii soon b u oar possessioa, ed
the free navigation Of the Nississippl
assured to Ne. psi e - "a sssS
This greatly nettled fr. Casy, sho
had determined never TO co0csis Ne
point as to the great sivsr, which With
prophetic eye be saw must one day be.
come the grsndest commercial highway
Ion the giobe, end 90, with tke inssiuuf q
i the true Kentuckian, be ct once offered
to wager Lord Gambler thss ne Bsllish
army would never capture Ne. Oriseas,
and that Psckephsm WOuld y diaas.
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1fashior Motts.

Cream color will be much worn.
Persian colors are shown in lace for
trimmings.
!; Polonaises will be worn with plain
skirts Of velvet or corduroy.
Polo caps to match ulsters sre worn
BY young lsdiea when travelling.
Medium shades of wood color and
gray are revived for kid gloves.
Creamy white bonnets sre more worn
than any Others for full dress.
The newest Breton lace has the de.
sign dsrned in with silk instead Of thread.
A square kerchief Of India muslin
with : vide hem and an edging OF Lam
guedoc lace il worn around the neck,
either in the house or street. a
Block lace frsisesi ARE worn by ladies
Of .fait complexion and the. same lace is
nIajked around tho. .xriaffs Of ina mes.ss
aud worn without any white frills inside.
Wide.trimmed Tuscan straws will oc.
cupy the place in summer millinery that
the fur felt has done the past WINTER
They will be pinched into all shapes, as
we're the felts. s'Rias 1a3- Flii3@@
Flowers are now fasseHed on the left
side of muslin and lace fchus, aud the
spray extends to the back of the neck
when worn, while large bunch Of larger
budsis placed low down in front.
0ouble and triple collars are not only
used for CONNECTIONS, but for suits also.
Sometimes the upper part OF the waist
consists of kind OF inserted pudlng OF
faille or satin, which trims the square
opening in the neck, and the double col
lar is placed around this opening.
Praises are larger and fuller than any
yet introduced, and are finished with q
anticipating Of lace that lies hat around
below the neck, while the ribbon dog
collar 10 tied close about the throat =
Many 6chus are made with fraises also,
while those that have not this finish are
now fastened very low down on the cor.
sage. ss ha4 ssisi e3
Collars hold very prominent part in
the present fashions, and there are many
kinds to be seen. There are jet collars,
MsxariH" collars made of plated black
aad white lace, the large "Aune d'Au-
triche" collar, OF handsome guipure OF
"point . lAigulle" lace, and many othe.
styles OF batiste and muslin trimmed
with lace. A 5r sras3s
White shoes are worn with, cOlored
dresses, The stockings being ernbroider-
ed to match the skirt, or having valen-
cIennes lace let in. The embroidery or
boots and shoes is ever on the increase
But newer than all are the silver anklets
which some women are found hardy
enough to wear. They are copied from
Eastern patterns. -, sas..s.-,.
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'E4- ~
"A slander-condenser il ! useful littls
article that remains to Be invented by
some beneisctor Of humsnity.a ssss
= 4 sbrewd trader says there sre t~o
reasons Why be doesn't trust . man 800
because be doesn't know him, and tn
other bscsuse be does. 4sna 49, -
When girl is twenty she feels vesy
easy Oh that score.s .lts only when che
scores another that she begins ID Noa-
der who Invented vrinkles. as 4
The Pekip Gazette is the Oldest nsws%
paper in the world, which con6rms onr
belief that the Chinese are the oldest and
most accomplished liars.
Do not lend your paper and cheat tie
printer. People who do not pay for The
papers they read have the hardest kiud
OF time trying TO get 10 heaven.
The two great pleasures IN living ass
lin having something to love and 70 hops
for, and the last OF these is ever before
Us in the promise Of to-morrow. sasm
A lady pointing TO load OF thres
bales OF cotton on her wagon yesterday,
remarked my gal Sal and another
mule made them three bales this ses-
son." - ssase8 s'st ssx
A small boy Ia the parlor where I
ldfy goods clerk 10 sparkling the boys
i big sister, Win make the course ef tssl
love rougher than riding y : lunhe'
wagon, ..,s. -
a boy's.idss OF having tooth dsevl
may b summod. up ~ followss .Tb
. doctor hitched fast to me, nAlled NJ
tbest, and just before it killed - u
tooth came ont" 9as ~
4 II anything ia xpt 10 cause I Chtittla
u carpenter TO depart from The ssssiel
Q but narrow pkth that leads 70 sesso
light BY induleinc in = quiet oath. u
the matter Of missing to hit the u
= on the head and hitting the aail ~ y
!angsr, =.
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n Il II Am All Played Out 80
10 common complaint. II you Eel 70,
get : packsge OF Kidney. Wort and tate
L and you win 1t once feel its tonIc
power. II reuews the healthy actiou ol
the Kidneys, Bouelsl md Liver, "a
thus restoresthe naturalliie and slseneeA
to the weary body. GET : box end NJ
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Novel Mode of Preserving q Mars
Reason. sea

A curious story is going the rounds Of
the English newspapers OF IN exhibition
in the show windows Of one Of the lead
ing jewelers. OF Vienna. The object Of
attraction. is Z brooch magnifcently stud.
ded with gems, 10 the middle OF whose
chasing is inclosed the most singular Of
centers-four common old, bent and cor.
roded pins. This brooch is the property
Of the Countess Lavetskofy. The pins
have a history, OF course. Seven years
ago Count Robert Lavetskofy, as the
story runs, was arrested a: Warsaw for
an alleged insult to the Russian govern
ment. The real author Of the insult,
which cnnsisted OF come careless words
alnken at a social galner;au "a ihis wife.
He accepted the accusatf0n, aorvvvIs
and was sent to prison. 9a +. eaal
IN one OF the lightless dungeons in
which the Cxsr is said to be fond OF con-
fining bis Polish subjects, the anfostu-
nate martyr for his wife's loose tongue
spent six years He had only one
amusement. After be had been search
ed and thrown into q cell, be had found
10 his coat four pins These he pulled
out and threw on the floor, then IN the
darkness he hunted for them. Having
found them, perhaps sitter hours and
even days, be scattered them sgain.- -
And so the game went on for elk weary
years. "But for them," he writes IN his
memoirs, 81 would have gone mad. -
They provided me with . purpose. So
long as had them to search for, Ishad
something to do. When the decree for
my Liberation as an exile WAS brought to
me the jailor found me on my knees
hunting for one which had escaped me
for two days. They saved my vifs's
husband from lunacy. My wife, there
fore, could not desire asprouder .orna-
ment." s b7esas q
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Facts 70. Theory.

In regard to The method Of colorina
butter. The theory is that cows when
we'll fed and cared for will mske yellow
butter 1.-THE fact 10 that not one in ter
will, except in times OF 6ush pasture.
This is just the reason that the very
best Dairymen in this country use Wells
Richardson T. Cos Perfected Butter
Color. We warrant It TO sadd at leas
Eve cents per pound to the value o
white butter, 4 return Of one dollar To-
every cent Il cOetss zs1sa.Ak qssls..sl
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The reason s'ths boy stood on the
burning deck" was because ii Was too
hot TO sit down. 1 ,sa sla~ SO
Ifycur Baby 10 restless while teeth
ing, get Dr.. Bull's Baby Syrup; dose
ot it viii relieve The little ssu3srer @a'
lonce. Only ?5 cents Q bottle saena
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one I3ex = ~ y1e1s1ee

Il you are suffering from . soabiss-
tian OF liver or kidney dissssss. sud
constipation, do not iail TO use The csie.
brated Kidney-Wort. Il ia dry con-
pound - easily prepared = Z cup of
coffee, and Ia one package i . much
medicine % can be bouyhtin six dollar
bottles Of other kinds. afs 4 = -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-30

A hle,sing TO humanity is what Dr.
Bu,rs Cough Syrup can vel he termed
for il has done more, good already thar
any other medicine.
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