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F ti4 Il,
Fl sALEN.

What has become OF Juliette; why
this long silence1 something very
uncommon for her sex.
Several Of our young gentlomep
met fow days since and Organised !
club to be known az the Galbressh's
Cave Club, where they propose 10
give advertisements during the COM
Ing season. This cave 10 situated on
M. C.:3T. .Bsrkers farm about one
half mile from 81. Elmo on the Bar
kers Mil road, aud 10 ONE ofthe boat
| IN the country for Q dance; II IL large
and roomy, thcre 10 ample room for
three double sets, with sufficient
room on each side to seat all who dc
| not want 10 take part In the dance
The care Is three hundred yards In
length, and beautiful 10 behold, very
smoolh walls and tall ceiling; trnl,
4 Il 10 o. pleasant place 10 Walt during
the summer season. The young gen
tlemsn gave an entertainment last
tsufnuer, which was q success, Il wa
the best conducted brHndance we ev
or atteaded. The club assures tn
public that al others will be conduct
| cd on the same plan. Thcy propos
| to eLlarge the mouth 90 90 TO accom-
MEDIATE one or two more acts, whel
this 10 doae we,think Il will have ba
few equals. .Ss'.
y MAJ. W. McCisnahaa, formerl
,iofF ranklh, 10 Visiting tho family Q
1 her father, DR. ]. n Thomas.
\ Miss Belle Ryon 10 also visiting d
Thomas, family. " siSs =.
}, Mas blanche Thomas has rctnfne
home after epepdfng, several week
with her friends In Frankliu.l- sisg
ktsr.M Miss tierties n Carter and Liz
II Ieavell bare returned from Nashvill
h where they have been visiting rcl'
I. tives. "a " tqs pnDsa gf1
!, Mrs, w. r. RAdford. and Mrs. L
4 man McComb left last week for u
! Hot Springs. \. X K, 81, ssy Y,
Il Miss Lizzie Holland is visiting h
!, sister Mrs, Forbes Of Little, Roc
!. Arkailsas. I'd ist % asla MAX.
Ia ~,Ti-6 iifff ,flN9E67,I,NW.~ az
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Show No.ss.

On going 10 tho pest-e fies SAtur-
dsy night wssa& q lIghtinJ the Hall
above, and upon enquiry found that
Nay. Flake Blondess wore entertain
ling. We hunted mp our Saturday
night reporter and scnt him above to
take notes, which wegiyebciow / "a.
There was not a fsmsls spectator
In the house.
4 A lsryp number Of malice were in
atteudance. a%N RlAMk 4
Alarge propoftionof the men In
! attendance were married. e@S6 VI
Many bald headed gentlemen wore
scattered over the audience.
i 1t was noticed that those who took
front scats. usually occupy back seats
q chursh eN E AZ 4
| The performance was . cross DO
tween a minstrel show and q circus
with somc extras thrownin.
The old gentlemen seemed to enjol
the exercises most and loudly encorcd
some features.
THE names Of all the prominen
!, gentlemen in Attendance vera takei
!, down Tor publication, but 'unsortu
natcly tho manuscript was Lost.
There was nothing about the shov
= to shock the modesty Of any man. !
was strictly leg-alD in every respcc'
i, Jacob saw ladder extending frou
: tho earth to Heaven with angels Al
!. cending and descending, but ~
Blondes discovered q ladder extend
. ing from The ground to their drcssin
!, room window vim boys ascendin
= and descending alternately. The
! formed kind Of hook and ladds
company, as II were, ipr the occasion
For further particulars apply
Col. ]. O. Coopsrlawho occupied
I" near-sighted seat on the front ROY
n and followed the dirgyrbeauties
Il Noltohyille uoxtday. 7 ~ 80
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TLoNaHi6LI6W]

\ Plenty Of rain and more ailing. W
Wheat crops look fine In this vicin-
ity. lpf mn n
Some Of The neiahbors burnt plant
beds yesterday and got them sprlnk-
led last night. ;
Rev. g. w. McCraw and family
have returned home from Todd.
Mr.. J. II. Francis has erected . new
heuse, which. when finished. will add
% great deal 70 the looks Of that town.
Prof N. e. McKcnzle's school has
ju.i closed at Joiner's chapel.
Mr.. VIM. N, when on his way 70
see his duck q few days ago, let HE
mule fall with, him and muddy his
Sunday dnds.
Log rolling Is the order Of tho day
rev. G, A. Patterson pre- achcd a.
Shady Grove last FIRST Saturday.
NIT. J. has invented a gig saw
10 joint hogshead stages. BIrr.
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TOBACCO NEWS,
Home and Foreign,
HOME MARKET.

Prices this week for Tugs Of every
description rule firm AMI give uni
versal satisfaction, willie common
and medium grades have declined
iromJIa tol cent within the last two
.weeks, which Is regarded as only
Temporary. Good Leaf has seldom
made its appearance on tho breaks al
though many OF our best planters
have been selling portions OF their
crops. Field.fire, houseburn and
dirt are defects rendering the crop
one Of the meanest we have ever han.
died. The question 10 frequently
asked, why is 1t that country dealers
arc giving more for crops round
loose than such tobaccos are selling
for on the market. To answer that
the condition of the markets Of tile
world justify or encourage snch pri.
ces would hardly he claimed, whom
we consider the present heavy stocks,
and low range Of prices now prevail
ing. Blind speculation then or false
packing BY mixing good and com
mon leaf In the same hogshead, there
BY evsding Tho vigilance Of inspec'
tors we regard 40 the only solution TO
this question. Large country purcha-
ses when honestly classified and put
up, are an advantage to tho trade
The ripe aud green, long and shor!
| and the different colors are priced
each kind separately. This givei
satisfaction 10 the PURCHASES and In
spires confidence in the trade gener'
ally. eievating the moral standing o.
the market In tho eyes OF the world
lsad advancing the Interests Of the
| planting eommuAity. The bryce
wsnts what he buys aud just In pro
portion to HE dodbt shout tho sam
pie will DO the price bid. sIF.
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LAFAYETTE.

Wa have been told by one, who
was GOOD authority, that the spring
time ever opens up 10 the MUSES. |
perfect Jubilee, despite the fact that
lii ia OF rather ancient origin, having
been first inauguratcd Just before tho
advent OF Adam and Eve, who no
doubt sang It's praises In the Garden
OF Eden, and thus set the example TO
their numerous postcrity of celebrate
hing It's advent Annually, In suitable
codes and lyrics.' Gould we only
collect in one mass the poems that
the Muses. have scattered broadcast
| over the world from the "piciured
urnr OF fancy, VIC could rear o mon
ument that would oyertop parnassus.
Such being tile case 1t Is well enough
| 10 check them up occasionally, as did
the editor of the KgsrucKIAn IN that
4 eloquent little paragraph In which he
informed those who were POLITICALLY
inclined that his waste basket wac
ready for the poenis OH SPring-so
we wisely torbear.
| Lafayette Just now is enjoying q
perfect quieius In regard ~ news.
Tho latest sensation being the de-
parture OF MIR. j. W. Purcell and
family on the morning of the sth,
Ifor Kansas. For many years Mr..
Purcell aud wife have found home
In our midst and have made many
friends during the tune who witness
cd their departure with real regret.
They carry with them the best wish
co OF oil who knew thesa, who trust
that the West may prove TO them In
deed an Ellorado. When out on q
. tour OF iuspectiDn last summer, Mr..
Purcell secured laui near CAnson--a
town fanous for its rapid growth;
Last year crop OF wheat was grown
, upon its present site, and now u nnm
beers five hundred inhabitanta, WIN
o spirit Of enterprise like that e 70
not strange that tiie CITY should be
westward hol' n
} The many friends Of Mr.. Brewer
Southall will be pained 10 hear 05 his
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The Military caacsrt.

Friday nigh, the weather was dc.
ciiiedly threatening, bat nevertheless
quite q crowd turned out TO tho con-
cert at Mozart Hall, given BY the
young gentlemen composing the mil.
itary company of,hc city. assisted ~
some OF tho hest lady singers In the
city Tho Instrumental music
throughout the porioruanco was
ipade by Mrs.. DIR. Patton, a lady
who has few equals Ia tie city, as a
performer on the piano. The instru.
meut was one OF rare tone aud sweet.
ness and the skllliul fpgors OF the
performer, readcra tho various pieces
In q highly pleasing manner. The
first part Of tho ENTERTAINMENT con.
slated Of 10 vocal solos, duets and
qusrtettes by the various members OF
the company and tho roung ladies as
sisting. g.
The sInaiug of Mcssrs Startling,
w.usr nctarroll.. Howell. NcPher.
/ SON and Cabauisa (. and Misses Katie
/, fMsn.r,s, ana su,,e Rdmunds wa.
s.nsa,s,,v eo,nms,dable. The two
sannr isdir. ara orcolIed by few as
sIngsrs IN the oiiy,and their solos and
4. sars,s vcresvery highly appreciated
10 ,hs audience.
M 4, m. ..roud mar, consisted Of bnr
+. ,..o... ur,uoIn.llv. ,ho singers beIn,
3 Srossee' Ia negro Minstrel style
! !. roasrs. csbaniss, Fnqua, Waller ant
Hawaii io.i OF In Z comic song whicl
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Don't Y,olDl1 F,ol,lr,,g,et it.

~ dull u w fVl SOv "
The Old Reliable is still in tho field
and selling goods cheaper than any
honse in the city, Streng u Frankel.
Come and examine our nice line OF
samples which We have for taking
measures and making suits to order.
aag 3i Streng d Frankel.
Choice lot Of Groceries at d8l,
a'it, Winfree @ Hart's.
3 Bargains.
We have some fine second hand
Buggies, ofour own make. which we
will sell low down Tor cash. Call
soon and get a bargain.
K Blumsnstiel McCamy 4 Bontc.
Our Mr.. M. Frankcl has gone East
to purchase Spring Goods. and need'
money. therefore all those indebted tt
us will please come forward and settle
at once and obliye
Streng q Frankel.
Just received large stock Of sprine
Cslico, Bleach and Brown Domestic
which NO will sell cheaper than any
house in the city. Give Us call
ef M Streng Il Fankel
II you want Field Seeds and Farm
| ing Implements cheap. 60 to NJ. Gre
CORY 4 Bros. and let Dick Peace wal
on you.
Apple Buttor and all kinds Of frcsl
and canned fruits at 9. w. Metealf
d Cos. ie 3-e
i am still receiving large quaniitie
Of latest ylcs Of Furniture which
am offering very low. A. w, Pyle
Pritchett 4 Grissam, the new gro
GERS. ON Court Street, will suppl.
you with anything in their line
II you want a deadoner on scratches
or the best condition powders in tn
world call on Jas. N, HipkinS.
| Winfree Hart have choice car
Seed Oats forlsale cheap,
\ You can buy yonr Seeds 81 all kind
ehssp for cash from winfreC . har
i The Kentucky Penitentiary Clair
are the best in the, world. They SO
A as chssp as,any chairs in. the marks
Large quantities in stock at A. "
lPyle's Furniture Ware-roons. 'l5
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We are not disposed to brag about
II, butTan souru KrsruoK,As Is tho
only paper In tho 2nd Judicial Dis
trict that gives aregular weekly sum
mary Of tho principal items OF State
and general news. 1t takes a great
deal Of time and trouble to get ur
those columns and comparatively few
papers in the State have them. \
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~ In taking leave 81 thbbccbre 81 unpkmssillc
anil tho surrualink country Il deeilc TO return
to them my sincere thanks for the liberal pat
ronagc anil gcner,l kinNjnrss, eAttmlcd to me
during my stay here.l hYDd vi ldsiaugs
In this connection ! tako ncsasiop ocall at
late az Clarksyilc, s1'cnn,. who eomes highly
recommended rs q gentleman nnd dpntistr
DIR. II. n. beach, q prominent dentist Of THAT
city, uh,i Who ia well known to manly OF YOU
says In u letter DO me; t19} t ,blaiuo
ID fully endote hin,'as gentleman of, strict
int EYiti and Thoroughly qualified to la.actic'
his profession. He ID a Rraduafr ~ ting rem
sylvAnia College Of Dental surgery, ,aniha'
more than ordinary skill for his experience
tlu has boon whl,me the greater part iof hi
time for the past I'VE years, and knoT where
OF speak" r."
sNaSli ~ 'RespcsiiullS' ( nas. 4, q, "a g
D sly. ~ .
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the SOUTH kENTUckAN.
nopKiNsvILLE, MAR. is, 1880.
socIAIlrlEs.

~ ~ "
Mr.. N. Cant is IN New York buy
ing new goods.
Joseph Annanias Mulha;tan was at
the Phoenix Saturday. .
l., Wear glad 10 know that hrs.H
q. O'Neil Ia now out Of danger ~
Mrs. NJ. W. Grlssarn Is visiting the
family of her father at Kirkmansyille.
Col. w. ii. Yost Of Greenyillo at
tended court several days last week.
Mr.. A.G. Dush has returned from
trip Of several days to the Eastern
cities.
Miss Sue Steele Of Bellsview Is
visiting the family OF her aunt Mrs.
Cl.rk.
Mr.. d. Roscnbaum left for the East
Sunday to lay in his spring stock Of
goods. y 8tif9S
Rev. NJ. C. Givcns, travelling agent
!, for the Daptist theological seminary,
wasin the city Sunday.
Misc Jenuie Gary Of the county 10
The guest Of Misc Mamie Burbridgc
q and VIII ROMAN several days.
Mr.J. Mason jr.ayoung gentleman
= y oflIenderson was In the city Sunday,
Z visiting some Of our pretty girls.
Mrs. Chas. l.. Wood OF Henderson,
came down Sunday on visit to Mrs
q 80. Cooper al the Phoenix hotel.
Mr.J.G. Center, q popular young
gentleman ofTrenlon has come to the
city to embark In busincss. %M
Mr.. Manuel IIartfcld OF tniontowr
was In tho city tho latter part Of the
week circulating among his friends
Mr., Henry Burnett prominent
lawyer OF Paducah was In the cit,
several days during the latter part O.
the past week. ,.sa At. Y
Mr.. John A. Steele, OF The firm o
ed Lander. q steele, Iiclleview. left Fri
nj, day for the East, 10 get his spring
~ stock OF goods.iv iiINNa ~
- ~ RVS s'geS ~. ~ ggus easiis
Misc Lizzie Dabney IN sitractiv'
on young LADY, Of Princeton 10 In the city
VIZ me guest Other broiiser Mr.. Franz
Dabney a, the Csn.ralh hotel.
Our young friend. Jabe =, Cooper
=. relnrned from Balsimofc last week
fnli iledecd medicine man. III
NJ gfaduascd high pp m his class a ih
Medical College of,hat. .cliy. and Y
now justly entitled 10 have CDR" DO
fore hIs nsna Accept our eonyra'u
~ 'laiions Doctor. lilo win locate a
Benneitstowp. M aia
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HERE AND THERE.
Send on your spring poHs.

" Sea = ~ ~ RI u
Send on your spring pomS. a
Lots ofdrummers IN tho city:
We waht correspondents at Long
view, and Bellevlew.
The Gem puzzle has struck this city.
AZ yet there are no deaths.
John billspriuied inthe best and
chespestmmnsr On short notice.
IIopkinsyillc bas 80 lawyers, 20
DOCTORS 10 preachers and only 2
editors.
In the lino'of tlties 1opkinsvilleI
has s judges, Q colone 10 8 captains,
aud 4 majors. ~ z F'si
New subscribers continue TO come
lin. The South X sntuckian is like
some girls, to SEQ II 10 TO love II.
The merchants will soon lay In
their spring goods and then look out
for better times. lF{f ~ Il
In order to keep mp good tobacco
column We must have the Io-opera-
ton OF the warehousemen. Ay "
Ifyou want equine photographs
aud biographies, VIC are prepared to
get them mp 10 the best style.
A large lot OF bricks are piled on
the corner OF Main Street. rrepArato.
ry to beginning work on Browne
corner, which will shortly DO Inn
proved.
| Ourcolumns are open 70 oil the
warehousemsn, ana fsheir sales are
no, published the people viii under
stand that It 10 their fault and not
ours.
| Can't Mr.. Anderson induce MIas
llama Dickiuson to lcciurs q hosars
| IlaIl while she 10 In Ksnsucky " We
are sure Hopkinsville would turn out
en-. masss to hear her argue the wom'
ans rights question, ftr ,xl
f|S Vi Itjlb 1910
An interesting article entitled "Oui
\ Ship Of State In Danger" from the
ready, pos ofProf. Henry G. O'Nsi
/ sppearsin ,his issus. persso 1t care
fully and you will find come excel
lent thoughts admirably expressed.
4 R4.y4sa!,lse Asss Psidsylnigh. jim
eabanisi came oat ard began to sins
Little Buttcrcupn but was followed
BY Joel McPhersoniwlth a gun who
promptly shO, him and dragged him
or the stage. The stake of" ibroushI
bcwp the housc. ~ w~h
J, Mr., Nat Gather comes out thI
week q candidate for reelection t.
1.-The Circuit Clerkskip, II isyussles
TO pass compliments on him. FoI
six years he has made tho people I
faithful officer and they know It. Ii,
Ia a man Of great popularity will
10th parties. and sif nominated 4wIl
run like q scared dog \. |
Messrs. Jno. W. Pritchett and II
". Grissam have bought out th'
stock OF groceries Of the late VIM
. Mills, and will embark In the groc
cry business at the Same old stand
I They are men OF stspdhg and Lusi
. ness qualifications and viii conc Il
: for . liberal share Of The public pat
a ronage.
We regret exceedingly to lose 81
prompt aud valuable correspondent
as "Ollve Branch" OF Lafayette. Alb
seacc from homo will cause cess
ton, Of her letters hut We trust upo
: her return she viii resume the task,
Iwearessry anxious 70 have Lafs,
! cilc represented, aud che hasprSss
:, hersalf 10 be All excellent correspond
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Old Ben Butler should DO put on
some National ticket, for vice-Presi-
dent He's got enough vice in him
10 makea good estate Jot65tck
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A political party eau whip two OF
more political parties, at the polls,
easlcr than sitcsn whip Que political
party -Stnto JoNiMel. tAal.
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est possible efficiency ami uniformity
suits, which enables physicians as well as
'invalils TO use ii With Confidence. 1t is
the most reliable remedy for diseases Of
the throat and lungs thats,ience has pro-
duced, Itstrikes at the foundation of all
pulmonary Diseases. afforling prompt
and certain relief, and is. adapted to pa
Clients Of any ago. or other sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest children
take IL without difficulty In the treat
ment Of ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, infitienza, Cler-
gyInans Sore Throat, Asthma, Croup,
and Catarrh, the effects of AYERS
z CHERity PEcToRAb arelIiagieal, and multi
.tudes are annually preserved from serious
illness by Its timely anil faithful use. Ii
Should be kept at hand In every house
hold, for the protection 1t affords in su,l-
E den attacks. In Whooping-cough anti
Consumption there is no other remedy
SO etiicQeious, soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS
ClIisaRy PfcToiiAf has effected all over
the world are sufficient guaranty that it
will continue to produce the best results.
! An impartial trial will convince the must
sceptical Gifts wonderful curative powera.
as we'll as Of its superiority over all other
preparatiousfor pulmonary complaints.
AZ Eminent physicians in all parts Of she
country, knowing its composition, recoul-
mend AYERS CHERl,y PEtroRAL to iuvRs
lids, and prescrho'it IN their practices
e The test OF half q eentnry has proved its
absolute certainly TO cure oil puhn0nnry
complaints not already beyond tho reacli
oflhuTanaia tNi4
Prepared by Ds.AIl G. Aver g. Co.,
.'' Pfatsseai anal Analytical chonlists.
Ne FilNee Lowell, Mass.
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Now is tho time 70 get rid OF your
|olds feathers and secure o healthy
Twin Spring in exchange from lo'
% seil LArcook h McCRASE.
We have resolved our new zieglcr
Shoe. Call and get q pair for your
l"sisters and your cousins and your
aunts." CANT & DAWSON.
1 jimar ~ Itas-9aen 9J Yina ~, sf
those. days came John tho Bap-
| tist preaching in the wilderness, but
in these day comes joe Furguson sell
| ing tho best s cent cigar in the mar
ket. Hsan8q l.e ef rold
The whitney" Rife is the best five
cent cigar in the market, sold by u
W., Metcalfe b Co. o.
"Xurray Hill" C'gsrs, new and
popular brand, for sale by Q. w.
hstcalfe 4 u. Try them. Xxx,
Empson's "Psorless" Caramels at
10. w. Motealfc Il Cos. =
A full stock Of everything in the
Confectionery line at 9. W. aetsalie
| & Cos. I'D
!" Philip and the Eunuch wenl
down into the water, but persons who
want good LAGER BEER 20 into
Joe Fsrguson.s solooA on Na"hvill
street,
AFlJ s. SEEDS. 4
Just received q fresh supply Of .
Tx. Ferry 4 Co.'S. choice selection q
, | French, German and English Flow
Or Seeds. aISH g GARNER.
II you with Drugs always fres
|. and pure. do not forget GiSh d Ga
!, nsr, At their old stand. n II
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RECEIPTS. .iai
wssl Var
R...;,t. AN" AN !. s59g
ss,sa 2ss,a iSS4
'''''''''''.''''',' '''''''' -
Sold by Buckner q Woodbridge,
100 hhds. rs follows: 800
"a hhds medium 10 good leaf $3.50
70 $3.50 ~ lea.. D
Y hhds. Medium 20 good Loaf $3.50
TO 800 .t.jL..,
IS hide, medium TO good Jugs, e4l0
g common and trashy lugs. s.loto
$3.50. ,g,..i
MArkescoa firm on the basis
Of last weeks Prices s.s4nri
J. a., ~, n, 4 -, .,l,v A. 10 March
q N a ....s ma SolIows: 17gTsT
| Ok bhds good lesf~6. ah.to 7 40. II
ISS5 hLda sommon ,,esis x DO TO & 10.
la bhds. lugs from 8 90 to 4sS5, .l'l
i.N 'at'. ~ Sf!-
II Sales OF % mus. bY >. n. 'bant "
Sons Aarch ~ l$o. (, n ea, \. Z,
;, a. m " ~ S''0
Is hhds. GOOD lear from $500 to
| $500. lli9 aa5
Prices are lower this week on leaf,
and hardly as strong on lngs.. ,ii y
s.,.. ne r.nder 4 Dona,asou! FIR
yssr s.Jiur Warcb 4 ma inn lsSf
Of 50 hhds. as follows: ~
| q hhdA medium 10 good at $40 to
1$6.00. fA gtEF$ so,jw /.
| 80 hhds low 10 common leaf xb.SO
lS4l0.e AZ A4A
| IA hhds. good to fine Tugs, 5000 to
f375. By. :
10 hhds low to fall Tugs, $3.50 tc
$40. u tx. oaia
2hhds trash, 200 TO $z.lO. ag !,
The offerings were large, ana marx
Of irregular on all grades except Jugs
More house burned and badly or tyeAT'
'ov9acoo shaA VIC csor gu"
4 o., Home Journal .,,
a,sd s so.ta Nm , sse,s' formic' bu.vpic
sslsric ma propon,c acids nrussit
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Advertised Letters.

Which,, II not called for In thirty
days, win No sent 70 Washington, D.
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OPIUM I:|: =: |: J;
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Fata
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FEATHERS.

Now is tho time 70 get rid Of your
old feathers and secure o healthy
Twin Spring in exchange from y 'o'
o. se ! LaYcocK Il McCRASE.
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RolIoz NIws.

The report ofarrcsts for the month
of Februsry Is very meager indeed.
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-16

We have resolved our new zieglcr
Shoe. Call and get pair for your
"sisters and your cousins and your
.unts."o CANT & DAWSON.
, 1880-04-03
DRAMATIC NOTES,

DlhAQ1AllS NO1lsS,
Mr.. Charles Andrews, of uaverly's staiI, 1eaycs
for tho East this evening.
During August next bfr. antl Mrs. Florence ln-
tend to act In London, England. j..
The report that Blanche Davenport Intends
giving up 0pern md adopting tho dramatic staKo
Is pronounced untrue.
"The Dqyil's Daughter" is tho title Of new
play adapted to lNtly stnrs and recently Offered
for sale. May Flske IL looking after tho piece.
Miss Emily 0nviu, who hns appeared with
John Mccullough III this city. Il ia sl!d. e0nten-
p]ntes stirring No1t aeuson rs Romeo and Hamlet
-Mr. Charles ", Young, Hnwklns and Kelly,
18th.
j. J. McNally Inns prepared mn Improved vor-
sIon OF "EynnRelfu6," with tue pRrtsot L. Blanc
md tho Lonc FbherT11h strengthened, and no,Y
character nt1cd.
Andy M'Kuy, 1ntc business manager OF tho
d!oba IheAtrc, Now Orleans, ts In tho city; Ike
wise Frnnk Foster, lately Of Tho Louisville Met
"Thrco Pnira Of SHOES" is tho tttlc of Katie
play, which Is taken from the German, and
at Moviekc1's by Lnn Tettehbo1,.
In her drama Of "aliaml, tho nuntrcss OF tho
Mississippi" Miss EmmA Frank OIL Mulltlny be-
Hns an Ut tho alsSd srest
Foster aMd Miss Mary Booth open at tho M
uonal Theatre in Across tho Ocean."
. Mira Scott -Slttdons' piece for next season will
10 "Queen aud CardluNl,H IL now plug Il. which
tho ,prlnc!pHl characters nrc dHils llolepn md
Cardinal 1Polstv. Walter Raleigh, sntd to bo d
crs,sslng out Of his cloak, is tho author of tho
drama.