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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
Comments ON the Election.

The Ledger traces the disaster to the
Democratic party in Indiana to two eau
ses-the blunder Of their party, through
their Supreme Court, in reversing the
act of the people abolishing the October
election, and the business issue, putting
the latter in nut she'll thus: "The
men who put the thirtsen words, in IA
vor of American labor, into the Chicago
platform ran a risk, but they builded
better than they knew; the men who
placed the words revenue only in the
Cincinnati platforu-far worse thar
they understood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
THE lACExD1AEx's 70 4y..
The Barn Of Lewis Springer Burua
ed Down Last Might.

The bright light noticed to the west
OF the city last evening about 1880
o'clock, was caused by the burning of
the barn of Lewis Springer, in Christi
ana Hundred, about three miles flom
Wilmington.
IL ls thought that the FIRE wss of in
,endisry origin, for the barkilg Of a
log Just before the fire broke out,
ialled Mr.. Springer from the house and
40 saw man leave the building and
'kr,k int" the woods near by.
The building was burned to the
ground with ali its contents, which in
clnded four wagons, moving machine
and other agricultural machinery and Q
quantity OF grain.
The loss will be somewhere between
"a, 600 and $6 600. The building was
insured for 81 900 in the Mill Creek
hundred Insurance Co.
The Fire Department turned out, but
only went as far as the city limits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
Tho M.nsled TRAMP.

The tramp killed ON the p. W. & B.
Railroad yesterday has not been identi-
fled. although word has been telegraph
ed to Fall River, Mass, from whence
it is thought he came.
An inquest was held yesterday after
noon. The facts adduoed show that he
was in company of four other tramps
who only knew him as, Crank" and
knew he came from Fall River. He at
tempted to board the freight as it was
running from Is to 20 miles per hour
and was killed.
The verdict was accidentally killed
while recklsssly trying to board q
freight train"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
The WeMt n or.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Dot. l5-l
q. m.
Indications for Friday-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, southerly
to westerly winds, falling barometer,
increasing cloudinsss and light areas Of
rain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
THIRD WARD.
w1,mturtons Going Nor,nw.ra

The Chester Times says: J. B. Clowser,
Of Wilmington, Delaware, has leased
the old Derbyshire shipyard, in the
South ward, and will, we understand,
take charge in short time and being
man of means and executive ability,
he will doubtless make IL success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

Belt, 81; Frank Carswsli, 1852; g. B
Underwood, t6; Maria Ksogh, 900,
Board of Rdaoatics, $3.50; G. b. Un.
derwood, for VIM. Kyne, $1,000; Pat
rick Carberry, $559.7s; J. 7. V. Block
som, NJ. D., $3, Adams & Bro, $3.50;
W. J. Maxwell, e45.75.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
SPECIAL MENTION.
Don't YOu Forget ls.

\. l.. Janney's, 3O3 King street, is
Hdquarters for apples and potatoes,
|elving fresh stock every day. Lowest
|rkst rates to all. Full weight and
|asure, and satisfaction guaranteed
|ail' Special rates to parties ordering
the car load. 1t will pay you to cal
Us before purchasing elsewhere. 0ul
|ck is all on commission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

In Ohio the Republican majority Ii
placed at $4,000, the estimate being
made on full but unofficial returns from
all except one county. Mr.. Townsend
the Republican candidate for Secretary
Of State, ran behind the rest Of the
ticket. Preparations are making fol
rnestings 70 celebrate the victory, and
hard and vigorous work will be done
until November.
CIScINNATI, Oct. Is The election re.
turns are now in from all the counties
except Licking and Perry, and do not
materially alter the figures tslegraphsd
last night as the result of Tuesday, q
contest. The net Republican gains in
the State over the plurality Of last year
foot up 1858; Democratic gain, 6,97S
net Republican gain, l,675. This ad'
ded to Gov. Fosters plurality In the
State last year, make the Republican
majority Is, ,s04. In this estimate the
calculation is made on Secretary ol
, State. Townsend runs 1000 or 5000 be-
hind the remainder Of the Republican
ticket, 80 that the average Republican
majority will be about 10000.
INDIANA.
Ex Senator Dorsey telegraphs to The
Tribune that nine Republican Con-
eressmen have been elested in Indiana,
and that the Hon. A. G. POrtef's ma
iority may reach 5000. There il
great gloom at the Democratic head
quarters in Washington on account Of
the Indiana defeat. Mr.. Bsrnum Ia
elected, but threatens to show the Re
publicsns some new tricks next month.
I1D1ANAroLIs, Oct. l4-The Republi-
can contlol of the Legislature is so firm
that it cannot we'll be shaken off. Du-
ring to. day it has increased from the
reports sent last night. Nine Repub-
lican Senators hold over, and l6 out Of
25 districts have been carried by the
Republicans. II the Republicans have
elected the Lieten ant Governor, they
will have control Of the upper house by
bis casting vote.
The latest advice shows that the Re-
publicans have carried 81 Of the House
districts, which will give them ID ma
iority in the lower body and that many
on Joint ballot. Three House districts
are yet in doubt, in which the changes
and tendencies favor the Republicans
| In this ( Marion county the majorities
range from S72 for Sheriff, upon which
strong fight was made, to 2,773 for
Elliott for Supreme Judge, who will
lead his ticket everywhere on account
of the indignation against the Sapreme
Court.
Mr.. Porter's plurality is 2,l64. Peelle
candidate for Congress, has q plurality
of 2, 2,27O, caused by De La Matyr draw
ing largely from the Democrats and
thus reducing Byfeld's vote. Peells
runs about 400 behind his ticket, but
De La Matyr polls 1000 votes in the
county, while the National tioke'
proper received only about 600. The
difference shows the vote De La Matyl
drew from the Democratic candidate.
A DIsPATcH FROM MR.. DORSEY
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14.-W. B. F.
Treat is elected to Congress in the VIII
District. This makes nine Republican
Congressman. The Legislature Is Re-
publican by fourteen majority. Por'
ter's maioaity will not be less than o.
900; it may reach 5000. S. W. DORSEY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
Holiness Meeting,

A Holiness meeting will be held at
Scott M. E. church every Saturday eve.
ming, commencing at u o'clock. All
believers in holiness are cordially in.
vited to attend. OWEN HUGHES.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
SOUND THE JUBILEE!
REPUBLICAN, DIFFERENTIATION

REPUBLICAN DENOMINATION
In Honor of the Victories in
INDIANA, OHIO AND NEWARK, N. J.
The Republican and Industrial clubs and
citizens OF Wilmington and Vicinity, are In
vited to celebrate the Grand ROut Of the enc
mics Of Free Institutions aad Protected In
dust1y, on
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS, 1880.
By gr nd torohlight parade, and gather
fresh inspiration for the battle beior. them in
the state.
Citizens are invited to illuminate their
H McMullen, Esq., will aot as Chief Marshal.
R. O. FRAlM, Secretary.
BY order of the tate Central Com. 1Ol6-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

"" nsh, pike, hounders, halibut,
y and other varieties Of the fnny
DE- Gall early and avoid the rush.
--
The mae Of \, 90 s;ss, poSs,vug Wh;ta Ga'e pn1 T0
bnic Balsam IT rha n,nns aus, "n.s' nv .,oat ~"
liable luna .nd 10 .,.n.s nne'' .ar snu VT, ~
hsrica Te oonuh, a ',oa' n io'ne ,oaa ~
lifting bosr.aSas,, bas, ''ie =. 'n'oH'' . ouras D,V~
piokIS' Pc;"a Pposrse1ess, IN CO., II cures cures
pot, Foruth and King y stres,s uss a. phila.,
2 Arch street. Sold bv dss lars.
DR., B,iss, ao,ann w.. co,,,,.,
hun has stooS V,uen .sa w. WhoopiIs oousn
not onv mTS S.SUa ro1ara" the test iSr 4G years
kinds Of couSbs s' wSooniua fvo' oonsb S
cluded. Nothing like 4 In tbis conn.
\. Try it and be convinced Dspot.
West Third street.
sly Nsstlss ~ i" M,,s Foos am ana ws, VeI'
p's Infant Food, with a Isr.s ssaort.
Dvnsa O1 :ne .tS pest foods in market. Re
ts' West End Pharmacy, Seventh
W Jefferson streets.
Yes, Sutterley & sawvar 400 Marke,
Freet, above Third a,s now 10 taking 10
Pc card photographs for Al 20 and one
rgs 0xlO picture in frama for Al '0O'
hsy guarantee entire % sstisiactlon. Ma
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
Person al.

Tbs brother Of John King Of this city
10 connected with the ARM Of Flood q
! O'Brien, of California.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
State of the Tn ormOmetez

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Friday
morning, Oct. 10:
7 pollock, 10 O'Clock, II O'Clock,
$50 67o 730
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
Fresh Fish.

POWELL has on his stalls in the Third
5est market, q lot Of mackerel, trout.
Imon, catfish, rock fish, white perch,
pls fish, pike, founders, halibut,
y and other varietiss Of the fnny
BE- Call early and avoid the rash.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

=. accidents, srisses and
w. !" collected from al
"".l s meeting Of the stock.
y ,ss '.i held yesterday in cinsin'
/, was was stated in the Presidents :
=. wi ,bs net earnings Of the road
~, ~, spding December 80 next
.SS,bly s% reach q. 800, 600. The
lVS Sirsctors we're elected for the
3 &'ar''y.G foar years: Msssrs. James
m and osmsn Lstrobs. OF Bat
sn sna F. W. Tracy. Ofspringheld,
,,ilrosd contest in St. Louis, DO,
wednesday by q cutting Q,
',innsS Yesterday. Unlimited
0rsrn rrsmaipsa as before, s4.70 to
,.s0o and Kansas City. Yes
.,CSSi n0,Siug the Chicago and Alton
uat 'aSncsd its limited tickets to
and the wabash road immedia.
her dropped its limited rate 70
ur,rsy. while returning from
;,.l meeting, was robbed Of $3.50
'a cold watch by highwsymsn,
! Nsrrick., L. l., on wednesday
Cus Of the robbers held = pis-
Nurrsy's head, while the others
4 bis pockets.
l,man Donovan has begun suit
rstresl against the Wagner Pal
E.r Sl"C Company for $4,000 damages
||sctins him from q car while on
|Esy home from New York, al
II he had paid for a sleeping
I.,lss McLieus, aged 23 years, was
|Ily injured by an explosion OF
Isr in the West Pittston Collisry
|PttstOn, Pa, yesterday. He
bsep married only four months
bis wife is expected to die from the
].
4 believed the State Of Vermont
waive its claims against Waite,
Imbezzler, and allow the United
a Government to prosecute him at
November term, in Rutland.
bs Democratic National Committee
IN New York, and after discussing
POLITICAL situation adopted an ad-
/ 10 the Democratic and Conser7a-
voters Of the United States.
mail coach was robbed by two men,
/ Del Norte, COL, yesterday morn
The mail and treasure box were
N. No passengers we're on board.
10 house Of Jesse Jordan, near Car
Vile, H., was burned on Tuesday
It, and three children perished In
flames.
Iers was a heavy frost, the frs. Of
.sasOn, at Weldon, N. c., yesterday
hing
,n5rsl Grant will visit Vermont the
sftsr next. Preparations for his
,tion have already begun in Mont
Il.
,626 immigrants arrived at Boston
ng the year which ended on Sep.
'sr 30th.
crstary Sherman addressed 3 large
lbliCan meeting in Chicago last
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

Indiana Reported at 5000 Republt'
can Majority and Mine RepuUit.
can CODgPesamen OutOf Thirteen,
Ohio, 10000 Republican Msior.
tty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

he attendance yesterday at the
Pting Of the Old School Baptists was
Eer than upon the preceding day.
or I. Rittenhouse preached at 10 30
Ock from lst Corinthians l:30. Rev.
B. Francis, Of New Jersey, also
Ike from the same text. At 7.30
Jock Rev. A. B. Francis preached
b Romans 1928.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

TOME TO THE GRANGER STORE, l03
~ East Sixth street. II you want fine gro
ceries. New York fruit biscuit, 2 ms. for 10
Ion can peaches, 25c., every can will make six
pies preserved cherries and plums; all kinds
Of jellies, 12c. b., or by the bucket italian
peaches, lie. mince meat, 8 MS. tor 26o. 4 ID.
apple butter, 2bc. hucGleberries, blackberries
and seedless cherries cheap. Get barrel Of
hour before II goes no any higher. brOoms
fer &c. lot of scrub brushes for &c. Come and
SEQ the lot Of fine goods at IL Eat 6th street.
Granger store. l0l4 3tt T. M. WlER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

uyANTED.-A IRL FOR GENERAL
w houseworp; no washing. Apply l4ss
jackson street. loAbtN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

uYANTED-A BLACKSMITH HELPER
w at FIRST & AltLMON'S,
1ol52t 7th and hipley SITS.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16
Resolutions VI Is Sss ssTsat

Whereas We have been called To-
gclher by The second invasion oil
death in onr rsnSs, and as il is bcfs-
ting that We should give formal ex.
preston: OF our SORROW, snd our SYM
patbv with bercave,l iirien Is There
fore be it resolved by Evergreen
Lodge, No. 80 N. OF Z. that in The
death OF Bro. j. w. Winfree. we lose
true Knight. one whose obedience
10 the principles OF our order; prr-
dence in regard 10 the trusts commit
ted to his care and bravery in meeting
the duties of life has merjied ojn
friendship and won our Knighily
confidence.
Resolred, That his integrity ofpnr-
pose aud purity oflife. are worthy of
our emulation, and while we mourn
his unlimely end, we feel assured
that The summons of death called
him to nobler and higher life.
Resolred, That the sympaihics oil
this lodge are offered 10 his sorrow.
ing friends. and our knightly honors
pledged to the protection of IN:
stricken wife aud children.
Resolred, That VIC wear the usual
badge of mourning for 27 days. that
these resolutions he .ranscribcdnpon
our record, transmitted to the family
of our diseased Bro, end published
in city papers.
JOE. McCARRoLL.
S. II. BucKSEE,
JAMES A. YoUXG.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

The Senate now stands 81 Repub-
lieaHs, 81 Democrats. Davis lhde-
pendent and Mahone Readjusier. j
these two cooperate with the Demo
erals, and they both profess TO be
Democrats. the majority will be two
over the Republicans. There is but
little doubt that Davis will act will
the Democrats, bat Malone IT is
feared will sell out to the Republi-
cans and thus lie the Senate, and give
the deciding vote to Arthur. Sharon
aud Kellogg win be replaced by
Democrats in 1888 aud if they cal
hold lileir own they will again gain
the ascendcncy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

Asi,le from. its political heiero-
,loxv the Louisville Commercial IS a
very ably edited, and fair paper. As
prognssiica,or, it has h:t the mark
in its estimates, almos: every time
upon political maners. ltis unlike a
grea, many Republican papers and
instead OF being blinded by pariizan
hate. we believe ii tries 10 &C, honor
ably and fairly towards iisoPROnenis.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16
explanatory.

The South Ken,uakian, nns OF our
.nu>t valued exchanges, puhlisicsl at
llopkinsyillo has been purchased By
its present managers. Messrs
Mcacllsm & Wilgls. Mr. Mracham
announces in his last i>sar that The
paper has rome 10 stay. We are
glad Ia hsAFit and also pleased TO
learn that its alnaay large sabscrip-
lion list Is constantly increasing
Henderson Reporter.
We are thankful 10 our esteemed
contemporary for his kind words and
wishes. Our friend is however in
error in supposing that the paper has
been purchased by its present "mana-
gers The SopTu kKNTUcEIAN Ia;
all along been owned aud published
by lis present propric,ors. but hi
paper was printed with Office mate
rial leased from Col. ]. NJ. Dodd
former publisher of The Delocraf
We preferred TO lease for year o.
TWO Till we conid see what Kind OF
reception cur enterprise would nee
with si The hands OF the public Va
have a, no time been managing ih'
paper FOR any one except ourselves
and the purchase mlae last week
was not the paper itself but tbs
material. with which it is printed
There is not, nor has there ever been
any secret power behind the throne
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

The Republicans viii have ma
joriiy m the House in the next Con-
gress. The Republican strength is
principally IN the East. By the re
cent census the states wiil be redis-
,ricted aud as the South and West
are Democratic and these sections
have increased more in population
several Congressman will be gained.
Texas for instance has doubled her
population and as she is as solid as
the rock Of ages for Democracy she
will gain congressman unless the
basis OF representation is increased
Other states, ia the South and West
will show mp in tlse same way. On
the other hand the eastern states have
decreased their population orremain
about the same. and will not gain
any new ones aud II The basis IS In
creased they will lose good many.
There IS no cause for dependency oil
tlie part Of The Democrats, the pres
strepulse ia ouly temporary. Ken.
lucky Will. be entitled 10 Que or two
new Congressman aad Il must be re.
msmbered that Democratic lcgisla-
s1rs viii ro-dis'rict The s.eic. Eus,
keep s,iff upper lip. and It viii Ill
work ont right b. 1889 and We viii
be eady for ehc rev. struggle the
. ! gear.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

A bTazsn eagle, twelve feet from
tip TO tip has been placed upon The
cnpoIa o; the Court Honsc at Clarks-
VILE, accorlingi TO the Tobaeco Leaf
A bra1en serpent was set up ,hai',he
children OF Israel who had been bit
ten by serPeni-. nigh; look upon il
and be cured 1t seems that our
Tennessee brethren who hare been
torn 10 pieres BY the Republican
eagle are following the example OF
holy writ, and have put this emblem
up, upon which they can lock and be
cHrei OF lLcir boiling proPensities-
So mote il be-.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16
The Paancah Enterprise Is

The Paaurah Enterprise il still
Uorsbinins the Blue Grass idols aa'l
h.s declared for Col. Thos. l., Jones
for Governor. We were in hopes that
,heeniire press Of the First, Second
snd Third Districts would unite upon
Mckenzie or some other good man
from this end Of the State, and by
united action secure the executive
from this section for once any how.
There Is no sense or justice in leiiin g
the blue grass region have all the ia'
Offices, aud If we will set our veto
upon /; we can have change next
time-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

After vaeislai;ng several days Calf
iarnia At l.st tipped The srAse in favor
Of Hancock by few hundred votes
Nevada and California were both
therefore wres,ed from the IePub-
leans ani Oregon only escaped by
so when her majority has hitherto
i,een $500. The Wet has Joined the
sold Sonih- Gar6eld's vote there
fore Is 2l3,o Iiancoek's li5-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

In Tennessee the Legislature Is di-
vided pretty equally There are IF
teen Democrats and ten Republicans
in the Senate, and itiSfy-seyen DEM
ocrsts. iliirty-scven Republicans and
one Grecnbackcr in The House. The
Democrats have a majority, OF four
on joint ballot and viii elect the new
U. S. Senator.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

The Iadspezdssf AORfsozeriaf
l.ub.ishcd =, Rockville. Nd, By w
u. and W. o. Green eSme 10 hand
last week aud requested an exchange
.Buek- Grsea vas enc Of the caves
chaps in the last press gang aud with
a! one Of The best fellows We met
We place his paper upon our lie
xiih pleasure. lis just ont and is
large healthy looking infant. MAJ
It be blessed with an abundant dc
gree of success.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

Malone of Virginia has been hold
ing consultations with promiaesi
Republicans and it is likely that he
viii deser, the Democratic party
and 20 over 70 lie enemy Like a
great rnany people he Is no d9abt ia
auencesl by fl,hy lucre IN the rOr'na-
lIcr Of hi<..opiliOns and he viii GER
tsinly be Offered ~iai thing by the
Republicans, and The chances are thai
he viii 80, be able TO Withstand tie
,emprsiIon and win co operate with
them
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

Ba:a Nessrs. Mckenzie aud Eel
aud ran behind he Presidential tick
sts. of their lariirs. Cook ran 81
vo,e= ahead of Weaver ihough he re
rrived $50 less than he did for
Governor last year. Mckenzie re-
resvcd 81 votes less than IIancoes,
ssa Fel.ad liz voics less ihsn Gar
Geld. Ii seems that % persons voted
for President who did mol vote for a
Congressman Al all
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

The E,k,on Register. has entered
upon lis third year. Maj. Dristow
The gay snL festive youth who edits,
il can do more courting and less mar.
rying than any member OF the X. p
A. II will not lie safe for him down
this way since he has declared his in
ieniinn ofmarrying one OF Hopkins
vile youDr ladies.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

The latest addition to our exchange
list is the Fulton Under, just started
by Saunders il Meacliam. II is a
seven column paper, Democratic in
politics and devoted 10 the interests
of The town Of Fulton and the pub
lie generally" May it realize large
degree of prosperity
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16
lS RSa a na e1i.ssa Z ~. thru WseiIa.

fhila.tiFhia, IA.
Gentlemcr PLEASE send mc twelve BOTTLES
Of pr. u. JANss' CkSSAsis ISnicA. one each
Of Pins and oiniigcai, fos a friund " mine
who j. not ex9cctei y live; AMI IS y.ias ms.ii :
Clues rurr.i ne Of Coasunatio ss.ne three
years ago. nsnt hiai "a Try th--n ga.a.rl
Aitsen .ogads ghile Ia ny THE rr.t tiifte uOi :
ties, Aad kos tits iigs, tho thirE Tor hia..
Respectfully. ]. Y. HILL
This rcwcdy speaks Tor Itself OHe bottle
will satisfy The ui"as ekrpsicai TIRE Is 10;
slHgie synptota consumption that u do. !
not itssipato - naee. sn1 10 wall break UP a
fresh cold " - horrs. $40 PR isnt bot To-
Address CaAbDoag 4 CO. lac. Rae IT Pail
AhelphiA IA NAV u IA
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

Robt. MeKenna one Of the Repub-
Leans elected to the Legislature OF
Tennessee is ineligible on account of
having been convicted OF incest. lie
was pardoned by The Governor but
failei TO get ont the proper papers
restoring Him 10 citizenship.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16
Cre [ Rhs,a,ii.a i gs,,lI,, Cent.

HOrKtSsviLlr. kr.. nee. .. IsT7.
certify that have bern suffering With tAr
Rheumatism 81 sac spiazi rniunn for more
shaa swriVe insatns I hs-t l,rcn ,reatrsl hy
several pay ians SWith9nt S=ing earrk
Wa - bal % that Tor s',tlc tir,r | rouli pot
.,pg on iay sAocs ! was isdns,sl 10 iry lir
EseiaAd's IghtninS Reli-f. which made =
lerSaaaeni cure IN uAy ease. Pear mnnths
asys psssSsl and Azve fclt 10 ;essTz % tee
disease.
MN. NcRAFs
For sale by alIisu-<iEis u lIapkinsvilie,
AMI by v. =. Miller, rembroke, III,
Ssfi y. lSS9-sa
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16
w onderfal Cures
MADE DY THE USE OF
DIR. RAGLAND'S
Lightning Relief.

BEowSsvtLLE, Tenn Nov. g, 1915
DIR. J. h. Ragiaaa. Jackson. renns
DEAR SlE-f d-Sirc 10 express to yoa my
grateful fecliazs for the ssLccsly AMI perlns-
neat cure ynur celebrated Lightnine keliei
a1Orted rae IN case OF acute kheunatisan.
The pain was 80 scvcrc in NV ankle an.l knee
that eOai,l oRiy WsiS with greAt diliicni,y-
oauti no, ssana eaf-f0eted bought bottle
OF ySar mciictae for atty utS.aat that night
rubbed the parts according TO iiree,ioas The
aeNt lao-ainE ne patr and Stiffness were all
10 retUEn since, thou III IL has bcrn = month,
aso Ncsy respectfully, II. n. roI-k.