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aesessment Notices.

OFFICE on THE EMPIRE MINING C9nrA'' W
No b2 Wall.st. hooul' 49, ~ 1880 \
A SSESSMENT NO. OF O .h.rs levied August
o 1850 deingnspt ss IT, van PKAAG. secrctarJ
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fonses ano Rooms tuanteo.

IMPOVERISHED HOUSE wanted for private
L family four stories not less than twenty feet wide
rent about etOoo Address HoUsE rsbune Uptown once
.29e HfOadWaY,
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GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. ,, o.,
Hamburg American Packet sd u Gq%gany Line 'O
PLYMOUTH. CnERBOUhG ana ~ sr nv Sent Q
FRISIA - GELLEi 80
observation-disclosures. rs HEkDtR ,.,;,oa lam
Paffs Of massage 10 Plymouth. London Cheru0uig IRAN
bur- and points In the south OF EngapI ri1 s', ~,
SIo0, second Cabin $50: Steerage $50 honnu IMP "'
ridncei rates Sfecrare Hamburg or ilayTe ~,
IA 49, ,ents General Agents
~ o. 5rc,,5 =, n Y No. 81 Broadway, y. Y
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UupEPIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, yonv
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW Ohh.
sOUTIlAMPTON AND BREMEN O.. Son, 4
DOE All SAT- Aug n kH N........''',S!' onp' =
NECKAR ....Sat. Nur. - thDEK. ,',rI !, \, D.
"a Al is or PASS &c !; from NETWORK 10 SOU IhAMr'
ION UAVRE OR BREMEN $40
FIRST CARIN '.SlOOl SECOND CABlN ..-..''''P''
STEEHAGE, $50 .-. oo-,,a
Return tickets reduced rates. Prepaid stee'"so 'o
Gales t2N. ...-,- -. ,o.,,h % ENGLAND e31
OELRICH5 ~ CO., BowhnK'Gfoen'
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GUIoNE INK INK STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
~ ron oIIEENSTOWN AND LIVEhfOol-
eayIne pier 80. N. r.. tor kinas. = q n m
NENADA..; TUESDAY. Aug. 81. Up m
WlsCON SIN TUESDAY. sept. 7, Ia m.
Nxnn' EsDAY, sept H. ~, ,n
NLVADA TU |SDh -. com.
f These steamers built OF ircn IN wai 70 ma xe
parinenIs furnished with every md oreeabe
ing bah.Io0m smoking ROOM DRAWING looi catsrer on
,,arv aIso 1enced surgeon, stewaress anu
each steamer The staeroms are all UPPER . alton
ing those greatest Of all uxnfes aI sc' p
and light. - . -, 49, ..,.,, "a stateroom) $50 $50 and
OFFICE" no - WILLIAMS & GUION.
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The following shows the exports exclusive of
snecie) from the port of New-York for the week
ended August 10. and since tile beginning OF the
wear. is compared with the corresponding periods
of previous years: - ,o-o ,ooo
For the week ....... sG24i.907 a7,765,sO9 SS4S5Ol
ppevtonsly reported 1917 Oj4 6s3 s30597ls 235lG3a3l
Since January $50 l9O,sO5,o6o 2Lo4s9'2
The following are the imports of dry goods and
general merchandise at the port of Ncw-York for
the week ending August ID, and since the beginning
Of the year:
for the week: . lS!S . isaso, an ~ 80 0,e
General merchandise 3na'3d9 20 90, ~ 90 500
prcvIousiv Teported lG9725679 lS2SGiG57 30ioO9596
'fotaI siSce Jan l. l75,56i,5H lSA3739Jo 3ll,97le7
The following are the dry goods imports included
In the above period:
For week; lS9s lS79o 40 1870
Thrown on market 2IG7,l27 176l,979 5OJSo46
Since JaD.l; ,-oo,o- r,o,oo,, ,o ,o-..c
T EnsT1S o an akc 5o0,S26 7529 i85
The exports of specie from the port OF NewYork
for the week ended August 10 and since the begin
nlng ef the year were az follows
Total for the week G62ii
Previously IcpeICi
o,@OVof'
The following Is q comparative statement OF tho
oxuorts of specie from the port OF Ncw-IOrd to
froi,,u norris for "A period of twenty NM years:
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Boar0 n0ante0.

BOARD WANTED, at a farm house wheie
I'D positively there are no other boG,ets iDr ~, ,rd
Young children infant nurse, during sept inDei 10
October god plain cousry fare with perfect iise1o
children reamied stating terms ana o'a'N-
CHARLES MORTIMER, los East asths ST.
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FEgsST MORTGAGE BONDS
or TIE
WHEELING AND LAKE ER|E
RAILROAD COMPANY.


Interest at SIX PER CENT per annnm. payable semi
annually in the City NewYork Principal and interest IN
gold coin.
Secured by a first mortgage TO the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company of NewY DIRK covering the enre
line of road the rolling stock rights franchises ana all other
property OF the company. ,
Issue limited TO $4,000 per mile Of road competed and
I@ngth OF line Wheeling W. Va, to Toledo O2n0 miles
Rranch line Norwalk Sandusky via Huron 81 m'''N'
Total length Of road ~
est railroad line from -,.uo,
SaIiusky New YORK Dy
Toledo Sandusky to philadelphia Dy---''---- p ~
1oedo and Saniuskv Baltimore by 90 nio7.
N also 10 than by the Baltimore ana oo
railroad from Wheeling oeio and Detroit, anu 10 hs
hnrter 10 Huron and Sandusky, and passes through INC
great Coal and Iron Beds OF ONO . . - ri, srs,
feel rails grades aud light curves run Hst,
cass eauipmcnt JightesJ mortgage on any nco ldiy
roua state Of ONO AID Tess man o"e""u
of ne average mile Of the mortgages on te sech
principal connecting lines 10 the state. ...,oo
Pom alton OF the counties the ine over tJuUOV
A hnoO f unusual merll
WE OFFER S1.50D,O00 OF THE ABON TN AMrD
porton OF the paid capital stock Of the Rairoad ON
pany will be allotted to the purchasers Oh tue t
OF these bonds. ,.,.,. ,.r,bor ,otice -
we'd.
picauon 10
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WHITE STAR LINE. orr,,,rp,
w UNITED STATES AND R0 1Al ~ pS M va A
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEhfoOl- po,,.
NOTlCErhe steamers Of this ilhs take Inn r. ami aT
recommended by Lieut. MauIy u D N Oh oo'n 'n' ''"N
and home ward voyages -, a.. 10 4 N I'M
t;ErbfA n can't Ke nedy saturday Aug. 2e, II a. NJ
BALTIC. capt Iarsel lh4 sull tcn n n,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT oF Well
lOIHST ,,.-u,saa,t a,
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpasse, ~
Loutmeuts Saloon. StatcrOOns onoAlhY
rcnms are RACED amlshps. where tue NOISE anu ho.on
east felt ahordng degree OF comfort hthero uhsI'''
q SEE 49,. o,oo-,,a Rattrn
trkrts IA favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs a..
tr nspectOn and other information apply az ,n5
Co1pauys Offices No 81 Broadway, New YORK OF 10 tto
y1alnut-st, PndlcpAs- ~ j. UNI - Hao""
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COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED

At GEORGETOWN Clear Creek County COL term nus OF the
Colorado Central RailrOad Capital stock, S3OOooDV IN
300 600 Par value 80 Non assessabe ono -,
pine.st NewYOrk CITY Register. Farmers Loan auu rust
Company. President, Paul Lohenstein; !Se Wh
r. RatZer secretary and Treasurer AlDclt hiVn
Secretary Paul O. EsterhazY Manager Ill |o
orado Georce w. Hall
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Orean cleaners.


A MEXICAN LINE. ,,vrpyooG
n ron oIJFE Xs'rOWN AM LlVEkPOuii11 y, Ara
Trnnsarlantic und I the AMtNi.
Sailing every wednesday from Phila ieiphia III" i'P
Extra sailings on alternate saturday, ., 10 q n m
LORD COUCH. Wednesday. Angus, 70 >" M
VADERLAND, SATURDAY, August 20 o'' "'
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP: ana
Sailing every saturday alternately irOn ,,p frw
Now York for Antwerp landing passengers with a., con,
hours ride the important points oil interest oh ' w.
tinent ...,,.,,,, o.,n,day ,uoust ~ q A. m
VADERIAND, SATURDAY, August II ia, ~,
rates of passage aud other information appiy 10
DETER WRIGHT Il SONS, General Agents vo-b
oo, ,,,In,s, ph,ladcIphia 10 Broadway. Hew.fora
NCHOR LINE U: $: NAIL SIEAMEho.
From pier No 20. North River New.roiH., - m
po,yia u, 81 m, DeyOna.-. SOU, ~ N
opn,ss. AuR 90 III a m Anchoria sept ~, !" !" NE
These not carry cattle, sneep W
Cabins 400 $50. Excursion tickets NJ rs1uoeotS'~
N"o''' second Cabin. $40 Steerage. Sz5,r
NEWYoKK TO LONDON DIRECT
From per NO 4G. North River foot OF Cna'v s m
-Anstr,lia ~ q a. m Elysa 90 aug 20,
tab,n. 500 and $50 tickets AZ reaucoi'"'''
steamers marked do not carry passenger craen
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. oo"'i". -
INENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COhifANi'
u RFCWLEN NEW YORK AND iIAVhit,, ar
Of Con No. AZ North RIVER Iooe "
by avoid bOtn transit ny ANAL
way and the discomforts Of crossing the Chahhei !"
boat. -. w-osnosdov Aug Is. 4 D. m.
PEKEnhInnTEy ?aI y in,cio . We'd Aug 25. 8 a m
R NOE TruIele ednesday sept j., W. ~,
cbecNs ara WIN on Lyonnas OF PARIS 10 @
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0ltuations Uanteo-- Males.

COLLECTOR, &c.-A young man of twenty.
~ four wishes position as collector or any other hlh,
work honest and win work for the interest
his employer has references Address b. c. 30 West
al q
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rX,EI EGRAPH CONSOLIDATEDM MINING 60
i PIONEER DISTRICT PINAL COZ My AhlI0NA-
CAPITAL STOCK, $2,jOO0OO; ~ lOoOuO 80 II Aitt5
OFFICERS Earnest y; DEE vii.r,s,drpti Iindley
seaman Secretary ana Treasurer Board OF iInstees
rheodore Williams. Vernon seaman. Z. e.. Murphy W. r.
eleven John A. Financial a gent -Iheoiore
Vuiaus IN y Mining Exchange, No % broadway New-
York Register Of Transfers IN Aew-fork-u mon trust
Con,nanv. 'Counscl-ilemington Nernam No 1873 Broad
waV' New York. Hon. A. W. Blair, san Francisco, Cal
Mining SupeTintendcnt-F. +. Benton ..o,,-
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

Al Steamers leave WATSON'S STORES, Brooklyn -
p CAl,NN -, We'd Aug < ROrI ERDAM. We'd, Aug 20
MAAS. sept =. al, -,
lst CaDin $60f7O. ~ CABIN S4j-so6 oteetage; 9Io
CAZAUX. Gen Ayr, y South William St tONCH' EDl
AZ co. n South Nillam.sL, fresght Aga
L. " MOKRIS. hn BfOldWaY. GenNIaI PnssaGe Aptu-
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BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING co.

Capital 81. OOOo"O shares. 81 each unasse.sa he -,
President. w. w. WiCKES; interpretations MIChAhh
DiycctoTS" bXRN rs HARICHARDsoN. a. c. ROB
INsON ALANsON TRASK WV. WICkES, MIcHAhb
SNOW OF New.YOrk; COLE SAUNDERS, hOntaha
o inquire at tho Office,
Is WALL STREET
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JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

hese hrstcass steamships san sularly az IN ou
per No = North RIVER. as follows 49, 20
EANrIAIiU Oh CUBA. Capt tOOte Ne'ih' suaV Aug. u
unsIpassed For freight passage Apply
10 W LILA VI T. II ~ * - .'o % N''''''"''
LAYTON BROS. Agents III Havana
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CROWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY.

CAPITAL S30u0 SHARES 81 EACH
Registrars OF stock, Union Trust COMPANY o. New.
@. b. FLfNT, President y X MCC NF I, We. iIcS'
VIM BRANDRkTH, Treas H. HALL lr.' 9ecIctiIy'
n A Eirdsall and X. Games Superintcnlents. .
Oaice OF Company, % Bioadwiy, "-fNrA,
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euassia Cups.

DR.. G.. q. Adams Is 10 the city SELL
ing tho famous Qusssia Cups, made
from a wood that grows In Surinam,
South America The medicinal prop
critics OF thewood, Of which they are
made, were discovered by q slave
Quassia, whose name was given to it.
Water Is poured into the cups aud in
stsntly becomes bitter to the taste,
and the medicinal properties afe I'm
parted to it. They cure sick-head-
aclie, dyspepsip, fever and ague, and
many other similar diseases, also
dropsy, kidney complaints and nu-
merous ailments peculiar to females
DIR. Adams is selling numbers Of
them TO our best citizens, many Of
whom arc ready to testify to theii
efficacy. lie has sold over 500 al-
ready He will remain several days
III tho city and supply those who
desire them.
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ozRuIEAN SPRINGS.

81
Fine weather for fishing and loaf
ing.
The prospect for q wheat crop is
very good at present. HeS9SwF
FAffnefaase syplanting corn.
Health good AND Drs. idle. "
Mrs. II. Smith lie eeriously sick at
The time of this writing.
Mr.. Charlie Lauder still occupies
his old stand at the Springs and soils
every thipg-in his line cheap as dirt.
Being persuaded that now Is the
time the Democrats TO show their
colors we will say hurrah for
Tilden and the South Kentuekian.
Peaches mostly all killed and apples
pears, cherries aud straw berries are
materially, dam aged.
The flies have eaten up the tobacco
plants and have now. commenced. on
the diced brush and fence rails FOR q
change. ~ ~ * III w s
The citizens of Cerulean have
offered one dozen chickens. for the
first Hawk. delivered dead or. aliye.
\ The stormtdid no material damage
IN this immediate neighborhood.
The. Wind didn't blow hard enough to
carry the water out of large pond
so that the pond was dry and dns.y
ncxt morning, Mr.. Bud said II did in
tile neighborhood Of Cadiz.
Preaching at The new church last
Sunday. Through the influence OF
Rev. A. W. Meachan and a few
lothers q Sabbath school was organized
'atthis place, we hope It WILDE asuc-
cess, So, ti'si ,.iGsgs
~ j s. .srErE CIRr.
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a Missing Merchant.

Mr.. r. L. Boulwsre, of this city
loft on the Goth Of March for Cincin-
natl TO lay In . spring stock Of cloth
ing for his house. He had OH his
person several hundred dollars.
Since that time nothing had been
heard of him up to Friday last, when
the Evansville papers gave an account
Toffhe acknowledgements man in
the river II That place, whose geuer-
al description and clothing cores
pended exactly TO Mr.. Boulware's.
Considerable unehsiness was felt by
his friends and they began to investi-
gate the matter by Telegraph, but
nothing definite could be ascertained,
us the dead body of the man was rap
idly decomposing. The head had
been split with Ratchet, and every
thing taken from-chis pockets. The
matter remained la doubtful TSatur-
day, when Mr.. Boulware's friends
learned that he was in Chicago, and
consequently tho corpse found was
not his. Intense excitement waa Gre
aled by the description Of the man
which suited Mr.. Boulware exactly,
aud his friends especially were very
apprchenslve. lie has not yet re-
turned but we suppose his long alb
sence has been satisfactorily ex.
planned to his friends, and all their
fears sot at rest.
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a Melancholy Fate.

Prof. w. D. Hamilton, who until
recently was teaching school in the
Garrcitsburg ncighborhood, resigned
his school some three or four weeks
ago aud left for St. Louis. lie had
With him about I've hundred dollars
in money. When he arrived at 81.
Louis he was In a seasily stale OF In.
,oxiestioa, from which he never re-
covered. lie remained In that con-
ditipn some days and died al thu
hotel. At the tinie Of his death he
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Meeting Of the Democratic Com
mittee.

The County Executive Committee
ofthe Democratic party, met last
week and decided that 1t was mex.
pedient to nominate candidates, and
recommended tho acceptance Of the
proposition ofithe Greenbackers to
unite on Col. Poindextor aud Mr..
West, for Clerk and Sheriff. Mr.
West isa Democrat, aud Col. -Poin-
dexter has been one all bis life. and
has cast one Greenback vote, from
personal considerations. In accord
auce with this desire OF the commit
toe, Messrs. Gather aud Harrison
have withdrawn from the race for
clerk. As yet Mr.. Owen has not
been heard from on the subject II
he too withdraws aud the two parties
! pnite on the gentlemen named, suc-
.:s'cess 10 quite probable.
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meating Nov p I ike you ell
enough whom YOU Conduct AyourseIf
properly, but when AIN not In the
wrong, don't like SASS except now
and then from the cook, ~ u
Next Sabbath is the appointment
for brother Gregston at Little River
again. suppose the young men-
bers of the copgreg alton will he out
in full force and as many ,of The older
ones as can conveniently come. The
young brother seems TO be very pop
nlar. Ny own pleasurable anticipn-
lions Id connection with the day are
somewhat narred; Samuel has burnt
some brush heaps on the hill about @
quarter of mile from the church,
and fear the Chronicler will not sp-
prove of 1t.
Mr. uFAJlCrews, atbe sbests farm
manager In the comfy is living in
our neighborhood. q He spent last
year In Texas The Ii as full ofwit as
ever. 4 ! 81 NJ essl
brother, BEDFORD is to hold his
quarterly, meeting Of Pee Dec on the
4th Sabbath ] guess the, old ladies
will all take baskets, s ..,s,ggs.
] understand that DIR. ]: +. Coop
er is getting a practice at Benefits
town, and / feel graliaed TO knowait.
They were very much. In need OF q
physician there, aud | feel sure Dr..
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The SOUTH KENTvcKIAN.
HoPKINsvILLE, APR, 81, 1880.
soorAL1TrEs.

B..
Prof and Mrs. Rust spent Satur-
day aud Sunday with friends In Todd
county.
Mr.. W. Chase Of Evansville ar
rived IN tho city, Saturday and staid
aday or two.
Mr.. Jas. l.. VAIL spent most OF last
week IN the Purchase visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Willie Faulkner came home
Saturday to spend a day or two with
her may friends.
Joe Zlegenhageu was circulating
among the grocerymen last week In
the interest Of Rsgou Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hubbard OF
Trigg county, were In tho city Sun
day. visiting tho faniily of Judge
Peireo.
Miss Bette Gatuos an attractive
aud popular young lady ofMontgom.
cry, Is visiting Mrs.. b. I. Under.
wood.
Mr.. 4. &. Logan of the editorial
staff of the Bowling Green Intelli.
geucer was ~ the city Sunday, the
guest Of Capt. Gaines. ~
Mr.. T, d. Laycock o young lawyer
OF Washington, Ind, lie visiting bis
father aud brothsr-in.law MesTs.
ilaSsock &'Mccranu. ss$sN
Misses Bessie aud Jennie Williams
OF Klkton, returned home tho 1rsi Of
the week after spending few days
with friends Ia the city, and vicinity.
Mr.. John c. Evans has resigned
his position In Walter Garnett's drug
store, aud We understand will EN-.
bark Ia the drug business In the city
himeelf. WV
Mr.. Jno. II. Ailiiken Of tho Frank.
lin Patriot aud his wife nee Miss
Fduuie Randolph were IN tho city
Saturday aud Sunday. Mrs. Millikcu
wiIlprobsbly remain some weeks.
Mr.. John A. Pappmeier. who has
held position III Mr.. Jas. M.Iowe's
jewelry store for the past four months,
. retained 10 lila home in Beardstown,
ILL.,, on last Friday. lie made many
friends, boln among the ladies and
, gentleman, during his short stay. and
they viii regret to hear ofhis Do
parture. s
Mr.. John 4. Evans aud wife Of
Church Hill passed through the, city
"Wednesday, on their way TO 6pring-
field 70 attend tho marriage OF Mrs,
Evans brother, MIR. 4. NJ. Lawrence.
John has siuce returned, but his bet
ter half will remain some weeks with
her pareuis at Nashville.
.
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LAFAYETTE.

Mr.. Editor:
lfyou will allow me q email space
In your excellent paper, will try to
give you few items from this place,
as our solve Branch" has not re-
turned from her visit " her Southern
Spring has comea last aud with Il
the Ay' and they are making sad
havoc with the young tobacco plants.
tiWheat 10 looking fine In this vi
cinity, has not been injured by tho
frost yet, though most OF the fruit has
been killed. How we long to SEQ
another good fruit crop. r
saThe tobacco has been moving of
rapidly, but is some what checked
now by drying winds, which prevent
our factory.Inep from priziug.
Mr.. George Boyd who has been
visiting his brother and sister Of this
place for several months, left last
Tuesday forrhishoIne In Colorado.
NJ Fishing 10 al the gosnow,F and we
think Mars iris enjoys II hugely, at
Rives "a well as at rivers.
Eco. Oldham 10 still alive aud 70 es
10 bed early. nj ri Ees III e 10Y
New goods are coming IN fast, we
think the boys viii soon have b good
many boxes ohshand to'move.@ - q
Your correspondent dad" had
better let our yonng married folks
alone II he don't want TO got fight
Oh his haiids. Cias. says "Dad" told
O positiye ifalseh God, for they received
no. April fools al al. The peeple OF
Ethis eomh,uhlty are too highly civil
lied TO be guilty Of sending any such
April fools. "Dad" may have sent
those he spoke of but Chas. says they
did not reach their Intended destins.
lion. Last Friday night was the
"SiyerE wedding or our very 90.
teeined brotherand frlend Rey. y IF
Redford. The wedding was the Hn.
est ever gotten up in Lafayette, re-
lecting credit on the young Ladder
and gentlemen of our city and vicin.
ity. Timetable was filled with cakei
and sundry good things of every de-
scription, AND the designs were per.
fectly smagaifcent, rejecting credi,
on the artist Brother aud SiSte,
Redferd were made Que by ouryery
highly esteemed brother. Rev. I. g
Joiner, in his usual impressive man
ner. They looked as happy as ffi
were the fret time they were evel
married. May their lives be Ions
and happy.
Toll your "Brat', to write again, W,
like his letters ifhe does hook oul
merchandise. Sgb 50 N
Pale sis fetir. ~ - ~
AUNT CAT.
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glfiIHe'''sg

= j. H.IIaverg's Juvenile .Tiiafore
Company will exhibit at Mozart Hall
tonight. 1t comes highly recon.
mendedby the press all over thu
country as will BIO seen IN another
column. Pinafore is an opera that
one likes better and better each time
hc hearsit. IT has been come time
since i wac here and the Juveniles
should hasea full house. There ia
no doubt that this is fine company
and all should avail themselves of an
opportunity TO hear it. Tickets
for sale at McClanahan's drug store
al $l.0O for reserved seats, Call early
and secure good. seats.
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Repairing the Wrecks. 4

Workmen have been busy since tho
storm repairing the buildings dam
aged. The south corner Of the Hen
ny Block has becnitaken down tothe
ground and will be built substantial
enough to stand similar tempests in
the future. The roofis being put on
this and also other buildings uncov-
cred. Farmers have been busy put
ling mp fencing blown down.
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FLOWERS.

Metcalfe & Co., have Just received
q choice lot of flowers Of all kinds.
Call and see them.
New and we'll assorted stock Of
queensware, Chinaware at Grissam's.
;Laycock d McCrsnn are selling their
Twin Bed Springs and taking feathers
in exchange. s''-e
Hot weather is coming and every
body ought to have good comfort
able spring bed. Try our Twin
Springs. LAYcooK L MoCRAHN.
LAND PLASTER cheap at G. G..
Shanklin's. KIP
Improve your wheat with Land
Plaster for sale by G. G. 6hsnklin.
lfyou want . cold glass Of beer and
hot plate Of soup call on George
Hall, at the St. George Restaurant.
Soup from 10 to Ii. fip
I " SOUP s0URn IA
At St.. George Restaurant from 10
to Il.
You can get a glass Of Beer and
plate Of soup all for bets at st. George
Restaurant q II y A
The coolest Beer and the hottest
soup inthe city from 10 to IL A. N. at
| st, George Restaurant. ,la' f.,
Mr.. / Diukelspcil invites all to come
and, inspect the new stock ofsprine
goods just received. His stock is full
and contains all the latest styles
being sufficiently largo to suit the
taste ofall. He has a larger assert.
ment thanever before, and guarantees
to please both in style and price.
Call for Seaside and Franklin
Square libraries at Hopper & Sons.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-27
Dropped Dead,

Mrs. VIM. Wright, m old lady
esixty-one years Of age, living about
two miles north Of the city. dropped
dead ofheart disease last Friday. She
wasthe wife Of ono of the Oldest set
tiers ofthis section, Mr.. VIM. Wright
who 10 now in his slst year.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-27
70 NY CREDITORS.

/ have befriended you by waiting
patiently for what you owe me, and
now i am in need Of the money in
consequence Of the great damage done
me BY the storm, and trust you will
prove yourselves nay friends by pay
ing up. If | ever needed money ]
need it now.
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Those Samples at 10. s. Chastain's
and buy you good suit. Always
ready to show goods.