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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-27
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G. P. C I. A. Louisville, n,

Science has accomplished no more woi der
an antdote to the chilling signs Of approach.
ing age, something to obliteratc the tell-tAle
tracksOI time and preserve the natural ndorn-
meDts OF youth TO ripe obi age. Halrs Hair
In cottage amt palace The jewellers among
the SHOWS OF Forway anil the peasants Of
sunny France AMI Spain, find use for It, and
find means to get IL, and II does not dlsa ppoint
them. The whitening locks again resume
their youthful color, the thin, dry and faded.
hair becomes bright and glossy. The whole
appearance is changed az II by magic, and the
man or woman, who, before was called aged,
now appears hs one in the prime Of life. Such
wondrous changes cennot pass unnoticed, and
they have produced the unprec edented de-
mand that now exists for the first and only
arcticle ever compounded that can produce
hem n pleasing and satisfactory manner
thew Era, Woodstock, Ills.
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pENSl ON \. EyeEy Wound q injury,
disease, entities soldier Of tho hate war, 10 o.
pension. All pensions by the law Of JAnuary,
1870, began BACK al a dateof discharge or death
Of a soldier All entitled should apply az
sions are entitled to an increase. Soldiers and
widows OF the war Of 1872 and Mexican wnr
are entitled to pensions. Thousands. are yet
entitled TO bounty hut don't knowi II. Fees IN
all cases only $1,000; senl Two STAMPS for,
new laws blanks and Instructions TO NAT.
WARD FlTIGERALD, N. 8. CLAIM sAr.l
roRNIY, Box SSs, Washington. d. -.
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Don't Begin to be Old.

\ Frenchmen said he hated girl who tried
to be woman and q woman who tried to be n
girl Our children, especially the girls, are
foTced 70 much for an ealry market. We Hong
TO be old when we are young, and young when
we are old. Our girls are u little too fast in
stepping on the platform of womanhOOd. This
coertan entails suspension or retention of
natural sccretiOns, which If not attended to
promptly, is attended with headache, loss OF
appetite, constipation. pains in the sidv aud
hack, ,Alptation OF the heart, swimming OF
the head, cold fret anil hNnlr, they loose tho
bloom OF the cheek and the lnstre OF the eye,
becomes detected, feeble and enaciated, iii
this condition YOU can be restored al once by
the use OF English Female Bitters, the only
known female restorer before the public,
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Inventors and Patentees

.gr.L .vt-u 81 sU-.rvtvaFM
should send for instructions. terms |
references, Sc, TO Edison Brothers,
Solicitors of Patents, Washington, D,
e. who furnish the. sane without
charge Edison Brothers il a we'll
known and successful firm oflarge
experience, having been established
in 1866. - -
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News. and Reading. Matter.
:.'THB JOB DEPARTMENT..

Saoi ,ilsyso,I sIabrs2 IN -slS
.ti!o siii 70 inShIas1
%, sorsblsa1 sid IA-.oI1u7n1isD
II 4 N ian aIll sd. no ,yli1 sldi
1os s1A9YO, JUoJs hsga hiahdafu7J
; snimo1q d le9d bad Of s7s77 Iasm
soslq siiI 10 gssilio h7i7H welffsu
id .ls nj idsi7qy bns issaon s4a II
al suiSi.Jo bnS ba,. bus ,yri.!sb
ldqsi nj nssd bad oil ..19hnsn 80
I'D bIa sd'aom .h1979s 7D! iNaah
ell o. 9sl7q1u- jnr sty .'s9h
ssia,sn 7oias- edi ssW oil .sbHsid
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Aims and intends 70 sply II tho Io We Of ipiere
LLW hna y shl b ing and instructive ~

9Ai 80 yTlHDo' gBlrU0t7u. sdi s-Ay
,gui1Va bsd ia9laT w2a a 20 js919iui
10 9ysh sW gril.as s1a yadi hoti
hlu9w bHE modi bsi1i brs bsGlmG
llsdi s,lvi 20. nedi igodii~ % 500
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

Of III w AM VIZ LII WA iiON' NJ
The prices for our new machines arc less
than those asked by dealers in second hand
rebuilt and reiinished mac hlnes, or those sell
ing out old stock to close NJ business. many
such inferior and old style machines being Of
fercd as new at reduced prices; beware OF I'M
position and only btfy new machines There
are no new hrst-class machines offered as low
as the, Family" by many dollars.
Machines sent for examination before
hsat 10 Payment Of Bill. '' a.isi
Extraordinary Inducements offered to Clcr-
gymEn, Teachers, Storekecpers. &C.. to act as
agents Horse and wagon furnished free.
For testimonials see descriptive books, mailed
free with samples Of work, liberal terms, cir
culars, etc. Address, If taiuS SEGA
Family" Sewing Machine Go. o.
m, 755 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
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This is not a "nostrum," but preparation
compounded by an experienced Physician,
with view to the re OF the aboyecomplaints
as sure cure, and can furnish the most relia.
BILE testimonials from pcrsons who have used
It and been relieved Price 50cts. per bottle.
For Sale by Il. II. Hopper IS Sons, Hopkins-
agent Cincinnati Ohio. r'a
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Bailey's Saline Aperent1
Deafness in Children

Thousands Of parents Administer qninine b
their children In such quantities ms To PRIV
duce deafness, dimness OF vision, pain In the
head and general prostration OF the whole
nervous system. This practice in many cases
proves pcrnicious, and n more pleasant and
potent remedy for the cure OF chills aud fever
Is actually demanded. After much scitntin
research a remedy had been compounded poss
sesslng the power to cure all forms OF chilli
and fever Without the use Of quinine, Nand tina
doos not produce unpleasant symptoms. The
Article Is Days Ague Tcnic, which never fails
to make permanent cures. -'"N' 7''''7"i
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ai sHoiboMmco ICON hHs issais 81
ltNroa '..F Iooi. glotlr nWo' o.
s,irs,org ,aboog yih 20 sal. llul a.
uI afav uaanp ,a1swhfst sdot,
1lt q. Nuidfa5y9 j9ai ri nlts s7a
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beyl4l need lad oaasdoi 3lijiI 'uH
mon jsy ~ ieI1sm o! bsie1As bns
.seb jsoT2 iud ,bopd1oddslsG siIli
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20 b aviiub NO 3s1td39ib OBJ J.
70 oao bna inoomsC ssi oil a-h
y'hu02 ODD hi .aao 4uIaqog lsom s
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~GaavsN-..-rt. 5alaq

IL SAAeaaOPtL 5rtuu
fhs1doahns mill .t.h.a d sssfd to-
day; aud Direetor Davis 10 ones moro
happy. The hen VI the burrs il music
to the busiuess ~adrienia..
Commissioners Il. 8. Conl.> aud Ionic
Engisr. returned TO TuscarorA by s,nse
yesterday. AID Jo-ppRC~r~ody arrived
from that campiast evenios.
Stanley E'3sby's house e,ught nre
from tho ~,stoye-pips this evenings. 4 Nd
its alnSosi ,inm, tiSss ~diseoys-J alste
blv.d ,As p,srs-s from de.. sseio1,1
Tbe.rrogt or to-day's proceeding stn
the Chicago Convention VII be fon ID
on the second page. No ballot for Pts,.
idential nominee has yes been tLkeI,
bnt q oani's ohanc' Is appear to be SroI
ing less. l2HnH Or a5'si5
Several large mule and horse tea us
loaded with Q Ike and lumber. for Rat
road District, pulled out for Bullion list
evening. and tonae moro started put to.
day. The amount Of coke delive eel
here from the East for tho furnace Mt
that place will give employment to
teams for some time to come. The
snow is rapidly disappearing from the
vicinity Of the mines 20 that ore ON
soon be hauled to the ia, mace.
Don't forget tha ladies' festival n,
freeman Hall ibis evsLiDg. The
strawberries ole del;c' ocs'y fresh hsr-
ing Just been piresed f.on beneath the
SHOWS Of the Sic. rus. and the orerm IN
which they are saioihered. vas corgeal.
ed by the arctic blasts with which We
are being favored. The te~fpS:choreau
exerciSes which are to follow lbe cor
sumption Of the condiments viii be an
additional att.ac;ioI, and those who
fail to go early are liable to get lsit.
Mrs. s. G. Smith accompanied BY. her
son WILDER Bachelor and her dscghie-
Nettie leave here by the : in this even.
ing, on their way to the terminus Of
the Utah No;the.n road. in Montana.
where Mr.. Smith awaits their coming.
Mrs. Smith sold her real pope " here.
to her brother Joseph Lindsey api tae
family now design inakiny their perma.
nept home in Montana. Several others
Of IA citizens have in contemplation
the making of n similar change.
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OF JTLY'.
EIk' Will CcIrbratc--.Thr I.rct-
Ing,

EIk' Will CcIcbratc--.Thr I;rct-
ing.
Pursuant to tue pubiiFhed call of the
Executive Committee, u nurbcT Of onr
Ci;iz"us assembled at the Gem S,loon
To consider The matter of celebrating the
On" HUNDRED anil Fuurth Anniversary
Of tn" Declaration Of Independence. j.
l.. Ed"if, Chairman OF the E,ccu-
tive Committee, presiding. After oh.
tanning The sense Of the meeting in re
gard to Ill. Lcs, m"nncr Of celebrating
aud fixing the timu for Monday. the 9th
Of Jnly. the Chair appointed the fellow
ing committees:
f"a"rr -Jnh,os Clnrk, John Ainlcy
nnl Ike Oatr, ichCr.a
SIIRe-JUhn HiLbcts and g. C. War.
ner.
Fig StgE-Dudtty SIZE and o. L.
Gresn.
.Uu,ic-J. =. Eiom.
Proee''ion C. G. Warner. L. G. Cur.
rio mud l.. T.. Morgan.
Literary ETcrci,eS-R. II. Digelow, T.
W. Huntington aud J. w. Dorsey.
Children and R.fftshmenh-T. N.S.onc,
Vim. PiuyhcT and W. q. Dovey.pg
BdH-T. W. Huntington, J. W. Dor.
sey aud J.. r. EloG. .. rHg#g ..,
4. =. Senrs. J. R"soustock, A. Bixcl.
n. NJ. Grant. V. q. Bartlett and Walter
Chase we're appointed 10 arrange for n
proper place Ia which to bold tho liter.
AIRY exercises. .'.
Tho following officers were uunni.
mously chuscu: ff(
Psesiieat Of The Day - Geo. II.
Shepherd. y " - h
HsrshIi-J. u. Fitch.
TtedSursr-John Aiulcy.
Tho meeting then adjourned TO meet
NJ tho Court House on Friday evening.
when tho various committees will pre-.
sent their reports.
The sncecs, or failure Of the cclebza.
ton now devolyeS toR goat extent npolr
the manner in Witch tho work. OF ,hc
various committees Il performed. I'll
each ono 81 the gqu,lriu.h above named
personally interest himself in lhc mat
tor anil The complete success ~ tlhs
undertaking Is already assured.
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Z TIl.h CnaInmcr.

\ tramp boarded til" east bound trt n
at Cariim Saturday, nni being hetcc,cd
aud toll 10 get off. drew a furmi inble
looking knife from his pocket. remark
ing 90 hc aStun:s,'ei Conductor that he
int,;"Icd to ride over the Division. The
C"uluctnr corclud II thrt IL was better
tn Jet lin ii L. ~ far rs Elk1. rather than
have %E,Iious trouble with him. The irain
steps nj this point twenty mium:rs, aud
when tho hell rang. for il To start. Mr..
Tramp was promptly nn hand. hoard.
ing her again just ~ she had got COOL
h,adwny. Tho Conductor not wishiugt to
delay tire train by stopping. crhwled
where the tramp WINS comfortably seated
Ia tween the baggage and We,ls.Fnrgn.
md stretching his neck over the end uf
the car yelled out. Get Oft! expecting
the poo devil would nearly break his
neck in his haste TO obey the command;
but he didn't. 10 merely looked mp
into that Contractors lace nud smiled.
This cXnsperntcd Abe man Of tickets anil
he kicked mud buckcd around over the
top OF that car until ho git red in the
face. Finally lie hit apon u brilliant
idea; looking over ut the iu,rud'r, he
screamed. Hi, thrrcl II you don't gel
"iT this minute. I'll DIN down ani
throw yon OFF, This was The last shot
aud WIS intended rs n crusher, but IL
didn't crush worth n cont. Tho tramp
looked mp md griuncd, ns before, then
as tho fnll idcn seemed to strike him. he
burst into n laugh that could have been
heard from Quo end Of tho train Ia the
other. and tho engineer pnlIrj mp, uu.
der the suppression that one Of tho cars
had jumped tho track. Officer
Limo, who rode mp as far as the corral.
appeared upon the scene. md after
Somo persuasion, mil the exhibition OF
n large sized hickory club. In lieu Of n
warrant, conducted tho tramp 10 tho
Bnstile. where ho now languishes.
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In possession OF o. T.. Green, our
resent Comfy Clerk, is a copy Of the
early edition Of the King James trausIa.
ton Of the bible. which aside from its
venerable age, has Ru interesting history
the volume having been a personal
gift from tho poet Hbbcrt Burns to
Mary Cahfnrih. tho gront gr' nt.grand
mother OF Mrs. Grcen. The ancient
publication together With several other
heirlooms Of the family were brought
here by Mrs. Green's mother. Mrs. NJ.
A. Crans,on Of Washington City. who
arrived here Tuesday evening from
Gold Hill. whore she hid goue to settle
mp the estate Of Mrs, Dodd. a deceased
relative. Tho book. though printed In
1855, Is. with the exception Of the loss
OF half Of the leather cover, iu n very
fair state Of preservation. Tho leaves
have become n dark yellow color from
ago. but tho ancient type Is still pee.
fectly clear aud iegihie.
\ page in the middle Of the work
bcnrs tho following, In large type;
"Pnbiished by Adrian Watkins, his
M"jcsty's printer. At Edinburgh. A. d.
1850" A cotton bed.spread Of ancient
manufacture, and covered with historic.
nj designs Of the early colonial days IN
America. aud u hymu.book almost a.
venerable ms tho Bible mentioned above
nre among tho %trcnsnred relics Of The
family which we hid tho pleasure oil
examining to-day.
Mira. Crhnston starts by tho train ,hi,
evening Oh her retutn to her LONE al
Washington ..r
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CHANGE UF,sBAsE.

Murry Durham, the we'll kno~h
photographer Of Oakland. will shortly
leave Eiko, for Utah. Th"sr Wishing u
huo photograph shout Improve the
opportunity. A. il is certainly ihs beat.
ever offered to the people Of Eiko ami
vicinity. MIR. Durham may be foundR
at bis gallery next door To Kinney &
Diselow's law Office. where Le Is pres
pared 10 execute eyory style VI work.
known to the art.
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uiig.r1
5cS ;ScnSy .:;a ,ss,.5,

Ohy 49, UANleoA y
the County Sent.
Miss Emma Yeates returned to Tu.ca.
FORA by stage this morning.
Mrs. L. IL. Griswoli. arrived here
from Wells this morning. and will re-
main in town q few days..
The Battle Manufacturers administered
II snit Of tar aud feathers to u menda.
cious tramp last week. Reno must look
out for its iauiels.
l.. Seibrnhnuer, the we'll known cigar
manufacturer. of San Francisco, who
has beeniihS toSnja couple vi .JnSA d
parted for the Bay by this moruiu.'s
train. 3
The regular seuii-mo.thly meeting of
Elko Chapter No. >, I. y. o.. f.. will
be held ut Odd Fellows hall ut 5 o'clock
this evening. 4 f.ll attendance Of r.s-
ident members is expected.
ID. ID. Holland, IL Of the principals
Of the Enterprise Mining CompSny. ut
i ,ilroad, arrived here from his home
in Oakland by the train last evening,
and i'll company with Superintendent
a. ]. Roulstohe,, departed by private
conveyance for the mine, This morning.
Tho new timetable OF the Central
Pacific Company which went into effect
yesterday. makes no changes in either
the line Of the arrival or departure Of
any Of The trains at this point. The
express train { r the Ist leaves Sau
Francisco ut $3.50 A. II /; that from tho
l. sst arriving in San F'nuciscv ut HIS
4. ~.
\ gentleman whD received a letter
from NJ. Z. Freeman y, sterLay. iufor as
us that Mr.. freeman stated that H. y al
II conference with the managers OF tn
liauk h California on Saturday, and
WAS 20 nsaiu confer with them y strr-
day. But at the time of writing was un.
able to make n definite report, Every
effort is being mad, however. toward
the III JSt equitable aljustm ut in his
rover TO eifeSt.
"A levantius colored person named II.
j. Grimes WIS captured here u couple
OF days ago 10y Sheriff Fitch. upon in.
formation from WIuurmuccL. hc having
o ,eurd II dyeinS establishment in that
place and betrayed the confidence Of
his crS:umers. Sheriff Miller. Of Hum
boldt caruc NJ last evening. and this
morni - took til" Orkney recalcltn.ut
back - answer.
A citizen "i this pl &C has recently
been uc reel lent o! several Anonymous
letter. concerning n iniIIblei mess Of
silly -rur, evidently designed 10 be sar-
castle bIt really. ouly serving to expose
the pi.ifulIy small cal:bre of tho writer.
The person Who car descend to the
iufamy Of writing annnymSus lvtterS for
tic purpose VI renting IA maii9uuut
spite is so un!Grtu:atc iii mental organ
iZntion as to be- mcnpnble Of nprreciat-
inS his own coutvmp:iblcncss.
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20 .misSIunrr,, Meeting.

T'Lr li"arl Of County Commissioners
' ell is regular session FIR June at he
CJu II i" ,yrsterdny -!rcsOTt II ssrS.
C.n'ry anl S,ars-uni Transacted the
folio wing Lus MSS:
\ prti ;ow hOm citizens nsiinG that
tin ord. 7 cst"b!is hing II Ii ehwny ut II
crossing Of the Humboldt river about
three miles west Of Elko 10 rescinlrd,
was laid over until the next regular
meeting Of the board.
Reports from the County Tailor AMI
Hospital Steward were rec ived and
ordered filed.
The following claims against the
County were ia, II examined aud allow
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Va Challenge Ine worId.

When we say we believe we have
evidence to prove that Shiloh's Con.
sumption 'Cute is decidedly the best
Lung Medicine made. ia rs much rs il
will cure q m m or Chronic Cough
in one half the time ani relieve Asth
ma. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Cronp
and show more Of Consumption
cured than all others. It will cure
where they fail, It is pleasant to take.
harmless TO tho youngest child, aud We
guarantee what We say. Price 10 cents
80 cents and SI.HlIf your lungs mr.,
gore, chest or back lame use Shiloh,
Porus Plaster. Sold by +. +. Muller
Druggist. rn .
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lAmmanItIon,

Powder, Shot, Cartridges. Shells,
wads. Gun md Pistol Tubes, Caps,
Primors, Rcloadiugf Tools, MoulJu,
Springs, Sights. Flasks, Sowing Ma.
chine Oil aud Shoe Polish. Loaded
Shot Cartridges always on hand; nlsc
Canned Fruit. Frosh Crackets nhi
Cakes. Pure Spices. Extracts, Candies
Nuts. Tobacco. etc. ~ lowest C,st
prices nnl Best qnility guaranteed Al
W. &. J~AcKsos's.
NoxL door TO Postofice.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
last 0qplaTJalTf..

An aching or decnyed tooth is perhaps
one Of the most cnmnon.aud at the sAmo'
time. annoying ills to which humanity
is subjected. Therefore q first. clsast
dentist is n boon to any community
Such n ono We haye'hete In the person.
of Dr.. Jessup, the we'll known Sab
Francisco Dentist. who understands hist
business thoroughly. Sufferers will do
we'll to consult him at once. rs he ro:'
mains here but a few days lUIxer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
Feur.h or JuIy Meemnx

Ths Committee appointed some time
re, to collect fuu.ls to assist in the
proper celebration OF the Glorious
Fourth! in this place. has discharged
its functions in. a highly satisfactory
manner aud the response ; on our Gilt
z ms has been most liberal The mate.
Iial aid baiug nov secured. the, next
thing in older is to arrange a programme
aud in pursuance OF the plan srgscsted
by the citizens committee Mt its rrslim.
innry meeting. another session OF the
full Committee is cal ed for tonight at
the Courthouse. ut Z 40 o'clock. for the
purpose Of ,essivirg the reports OF the
subcommittee, and to perfect arrange
ments for the celebration. A hearty
cooperation IN the part VI all concerned
is all that Is now required to insure a
grand success, and O full attendance nj
the meeting tonight is confidently ex.
pected. ..a .--., ..r s