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FIA1NED.
Good Ordinary. ........... Size Low Middling.
ST Good OrdlIary ....... Sl5lo Mlddlng. ......


81 an advance 70 80 points 500 300 bales
pary, loo IA February. II 1893 March. nSod
lS2 AI ss5i " EpIs, 5I S1 prices
for rings and November: II 81: December ll44
June re J9y i2%5; ASsgsf i3is -
sa closing pSe' iI anuaT Fssru
S Iap - s6ai22s TTaasferabie orders ~
FLOWN AND MEAL-FLOUR-Marset lOG25e. better;
pSSi1y is export business mainly nd low grades
Closing with e aysnee paasy SS a5d WIN rher 6o
bbs CITY N.Y. 1a S5GS % ir TIE Thoe range part
f s2p %s oe n $50 % $500 ob low EFtHa 80
70 NAM 20 s6 bog eg 81 qiRsr me: s. @ o.
l l sGp export 'OS
$50 so; CouSoU GOOD Extra Western. 81 9Oss5 80;
Round HOOP So SOes5 so GOOD Choice SO 90
g so oessOn Extra m,nresots s. as, 10; common
sis s. 65es5 10; strsst 81 25Ss7 e. ra,eSI s.
Whe.. Extra s7ess 90; closing quiet sol RI ERN
demand sales '99 o5s in ta ha coin9n 70 ge9d tx
BYE FLOU shade mer and more active sales $40 hbs
TSR eoass at ': s. loa s. manly AZ =
8 RN MEAL quiet very iiInly he'd at So 50 a
GRAIN-WHEAr = Market 2Gic. better, foverish, If.
s ed S for export The early ciess ~ anal By
sod weather mad very stimulating effect upon speculative
ic Of the siTancs lost sales 255sGo0 bush future
s sSo sniG 9G a. S0 sps n Sc
Ss2a. no Red 81 sI No w 2s I IN NS
White 81 2Sl9; No. White 81 25asl 20; No. Red
Dsee%Ser 81 2sisas 81 80. Closing 81 29is
10 81 3Oos 49, closing 81 81 d. February 81 81
fsl "a. cOsiug IL 80 2 No White November 81 250
81 ASA closing 81 259Sl 25i4; do December, 81 25i "a
81 264 closing 25eS s0iA do January. 81 270Sl 2S
sbnng 81 more active ana about lc better;
s,les bush part 70 arrive 81 Oj 2d$l OG mainly
3 U6 500 bush. No. 2. 81 "a 900 bush. No !. 81 o.
.:CANADA PEAS quoted o5c IN bond Green Peas
TworOwed STATE so G95c Six rowcd. 81 aS 10; No. 2
Canada. 81 l5efl 20; No Cansaa 81 2oesl 70 No
A2SS@sl 80; BARLEY MALI tEmly held sales
1900 Old. including poor iXrowcd State, 95c;
Prime Tworowed state 95c No Canada 81 " 2@sl OBJ
God Ungraded Canada ST. 10 10000 bush Good 10 Prime
New Canada II 5OdSl 80. -CORN-Maiket l02c. better
feyersh unsettled large business mainly speculative
aeeoup export AID home trade demand ght subsequently
strength sales Os 900 bush future, 207 900 bush spot
No u S4c store and 62d62 &c. aoat; Low Mixed
bdGl &c. No. White &c. in stOre..--..OA fS-Aarket
about le better. Osng weak sales, 2SJ,OO0 busk. in
ru1ns No G5s4 &C; No. 3 Waite 4oc. No. 2, Asa
s95c No While. 47e NO. !, 5Lc.; No. White 5Uc;
Mixed Western. 43di5e: White do. 46062c; Mixed state
ete lnelndiDg 1900 bush. No November 469i5l4o;
s1OjO bush do December 4Q&j4c $4,000 BUSH DO. Jan
Ny i6a Gl1c.....FEED nrmer and fairly acaye sOib0
RD sla$l o..
u STORE IN N.w-YOER, BRooKLYS AND JERSEY CITY
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wasb,ncton MARKET butchers bought very sparngiy.
IN anticipation IF . duil Dressed Mutton Market ann
Heavy Wethers we're sold nj 5Oas5 56h and quite NUM-
Der Of Gull at f3df3 IS bat the range for o0r 70
from 80 80 70 90 lambs weo sold rom 20 10 10 WIN
sales IS 25d So S7i2 . -
sales Newton & Holmes sold at Jersey CITY, 1S2 ONO
Sheep NJ ~ at 10 do ZIG H. at 5c 50 state do 30 m NJ
40: ll3 state Lambs, G2 %, Of 5itc. 60 800. -. ,,.
JF Sider sOid 2l3 Ohio sheep tP0orl rs 10, AT osc'
O. do. 81 N, at &c 90 state Ewes SO d. at &c O,
i1dcOck sold &c STATE Gull sheep ~ ~ NJ Sc 81
Do. ~ n Sc; 222 state sheep and Llmbs 80 D. al 4c'
Is canada do 90 n. at 5isc 800 90 81 n. at bac -.
Judd buckingham ia sheep POOR. ~ NJ az
2c; is0 Kentucky do 30 b. at sfc; l43 state bweH 100
No. % ic 227 stale sheep and Lambs mainy sheep 10 ID
ac. , .
Dilenback Dewey sold atGothst; 9s state sheep "a %
AZ ic 81 do ~ h. at Alc 155 do marny Ewesl 10 Nv
i4c; 20 Canada Ewes, IA 10. at sc 81 do II TO- at
% do l21 10 AZ 81 81 25 do 1873 ~ at DC go STATE Shtp
Lambs G5 n. at 1856 Northern canada lambs 90
No. NJ 20 IS 100 do. 70 h. at &c q do 90 10 AT 1c ~
Canada do 80 u. at 5ao 26s do ~ D. al 50 90 90
do d. &C. 1853 state TO- 66 b. at IS 45 ~ do % 3D. a'
HalenbecK q Davis sold 1873 Pennsvlvania sheep 1873 ~
do H. "a state do. 80 H. ut i4c 30 10 81 ~ ~
81 3O lG Northern Canada Ewes IL 10 az 42e ~ staIe
do ll3 H. at &c Bucks 10 ID, ~ SIC % 90 - ID a,
~, at 5c l73 canada do - H. 1t - 5bh ~ 90 ~ I'd 20
5sc; 50 DO Is d. al SIC l9I state co 60 h. az Jsc %
do 80 H. 81 30 70 DO 90 H. at jlc 9G do 6 H. az 80 ~
! H. Hume void 64b Kentucky sheep % 5 ~ 0Lc 10
no. "a 70 PcnnsYlyana do ~ 10, ~ 10;
100 10 nj size; 25 do 1914 d. 81 ~ 30 do l2o 10 &C
nc; 10 state Lambs 03 u. al 14c lH pennsylvania dD
Kirby Co sold 1913 state Ewes. ~ at 81 30; 60
state do On II at : SC
HOGS Receipts we're 1913 cars Of HAST hcad63 cars at
4Ol-st Jry Cy. There was better feel
The and ptces advapced &C some Pigs were
sold at 5s0JLc fed quoted at "a y
DC Smith & REID sold 0u SATURDAY: Ohio Hogs 100 No..
% today % Ohio Pigs l22 ID, ~ Jls "A do 10 d. al
54c. and have ii car loads Of Hogs on sale
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dealt in at the Stock Exchange on the
that "o.. sv are given; and also the final quota
prcv'or h-n there are any, OF every stock that is
tons, I'D 10 be dealt in at the Stock Exchange.
perm ross earnings of the Following railroads are
reported o,-rurv
second vsss in Nov a sYhss 5ssssSS ins
"a" FLINT AND rERE MARQUETTE.
second ySss ,S ss5s s5yss me- s5ao7S
.rns ,a,e - OF -four AMI gram 40 the principal
,.laste uoris this 22d day of November were:
New.rork
,,, Canal s EST 'i ISL 5Hiss sSss 5sos5
1859 "a tss3S sS 9"S g sSS
SsIs sl:s 1900 ' 1900 Ysi h az COO 'sU"
Barley ss' 7oso zoo 6SS 2o7i55 $1,000 $4,000
Thereceipts aud shipments At aud from Buffalo
,o.day were rs follows:
Y,Ii-,,.s Lave ,,7,,.ps ca117.
r.,, ,s...... 42oo 26s3S 1000 80.
1859 5 5sSSSs 90 s9e SS lSsSS
s p,. eusn.- $4,000 StOOO -..--.
Hc p"s,sb G53h - .-.-..
Bsiass;; sssa 49, l3l, 500 100000 297 800 l46OOJ
Tre following were the REGENTS ami sllpmsn's al
and from CHcG.0 AMI Milwaukee Saturday:
~ eccipts.---- snlpinsnts.-----
Chicaco MiwalSae. Chcago. Milwaukee,.
s,,or bbs 1912 1883 1906 bS4
vs.at. bash. l2l.9se A@Sss S5l5 2o7S
cora bush. lio,5-9 5teV o. - - 90 ~
osIs bGst...-- S,'59ee 9'sSs'V0 % 500 I'5cS
Eys op s. $50 1850 l4Sg5 G755
IOsi catl 4O9''"o V''"'' "'NfAr'
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There has been rather quiet trade IN an kinds Of Horses
The about and the kct ~ ely
rule dun until next spring should the winter re severe
ormy. WIN be less demand iot Truck
Horses such as are selling frm - and even
$500 per head. QHite number street HOrsrs have
changed bands during the WCcSsa ll10Fl21 PEI head
There stu inquiries FOR Heavy Draft Horses
suitabl- immediate AMI de ers could spoe OF
Ia 90 number II thcy knew whore 30 ind them. Md IT,
Halste4d shipped Coach Horses London. large tn
poriaOn Staons Brood mares ana Coa eX-
pcoted TO arrive by tae steamer Denmark today
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Deduction of FARE
@0 TO BOSTON,
VIA ~ r
STONlNGION LINE

CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The EleEant steamers
MASsACU SETS, on Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
and STONINGTON on MOn-ays Wednesdays Frl
4:3O f. NJ, FROM PIER 81. y. r.
Foot jay arriving BOsO g \. NJ. special Limited
FirStClass Tic between NeH.N ork and Boston GOOD
ONLY rs specified on theiI faces each.
lcAeS fur az all prnclLal ticket offices. StaerO
secured Offices Wesc0its Express Company,
1853 yl Broadway ana al metropolitan anu Efh Avenue
EOte ucAol Offices
PROVIDENCE LIN E-FOR FRElG HI ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALA ga eayr ilcr 20 Nortl
River foot Warfenst daily except SUNDAY - az T. NJ
Tor Boston, Providence direct
Freight VIA either Line taken at owest rates
ID. :. BABcOck, President
L. w. FILKINs, General Passenger Agent
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per or Refined Petroleum. shasad per gal spnts Of Tur
peptinc. S2I6d. d32bd. percwt
ANTWERP 22.-petroieum 20 :. francs for fine pale
Wcoxs Lard III francs 100 ktlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

MENT. THE TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 8. 1880,
Eprsss Trains E says wa De4'f''''' and co
$50 7S9 $50 i.SO 40 Ii@tedl; II a. NJ J. 1880 "a
3 s ana iS So an ana a 10 D. MI and + nsS ''0 aud
Express 81 leave SevYSfs Oily Sunday a
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans al Jersey cry sodns speedy ami direct ransfes
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901 s4a i;2o
$50 1 and II m o. H snasS T i1 So 3 az
a. m. l. aud 7:5op Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden \
snS 80 aa shd fssfD House and
foot Of scn oo sS % raa S anu m
and Is Hussoast noeseo station, Jersey city. Eat
New York ranster Company VIII call for And check
FEhSK THOMSON. L. p FARMER,
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now I known as the
IRKASeKMEsr OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT -, 1890
ga m.-oineinnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing
6p M (DailyJ-Fast st Louis Express arriving at But
faio At 5 M connecting with fast trans TO the wes anil
Southwest Pumans pest Drawing sleeping Coaches
ds aa E1 Esssf e, F sS ws, STEPPING
CpSchss oat change ESQ Sts 6aas cars To chaa and
7I5 D. NJ mL@sran! tram for the Vest y,,s o..
MewS caS gS ilo s M " D S5 SS S1 80
HuthefoTd and Passaic 8, 1850 10 1920 m-the 1910
a. M train stop at Rutherford only on sundaysl2 noon
l45 3uo. 800 4iO 5;lo $50 6lo. O5. iO5l D IN. IA
mdn2nt sundays. $780, $3.50, iO:ZOA w. lf5. $3.50. n.
and y 15o TO- lu2o a. H. l. noon r4s g. 500
4:sG s. 5lO 5lu $50. Clio. 6.J) = l0.30 y m and
IL midnight sundays, u $780, lO:SOa L., lao $50 D.
and ~ midng A. g.. 49,, -.
5:Lu nj IL midni ghf saturday
- -
sunern GOO 75O 1920 mr las. $50 800 $40 7:i5,
1880 p w.. and IL midnight SUNDAYS 500 $3.50. LOGO \
H., /: 10, $50. D. m. anj y midnight
Warwick 1850. 1929 M 4;3op. m -.
Newburg and Cornwall 1:0U a n, 3:sb s'o0 p m Snn-
TonG isy na Kingston. 900 H. $3.50 sundays $50
a,nn.neu D. 100 o. 1920 $3.50. $780, 4:30 7, T5 Pm
SUNDAYS, D. $3.50, lO.2O a. m 6.io, 7 y.
N,dde, 75U, y 1920 M S:Dv, lou q, $40 p
snndlyA $50 10 20 a m $50, p M The a M and i;3b
n M trans connect @h Now.Gork and Oswego Midland
kiiiI9ad ~ "a 15S 1870 a. 3O. T. 7l5 d. H. sun
70, rWt 30 ,o 80, lie. - a IN. s. 6.Ju and .. IA.
u 60. leaye 23dst quarter NJ and quarter aftor
sarb h,, Srnm 5.i a 20 go ILL., and AZ lO45 HAS
p M ,,r - ,ge anu .Apartmeuts IN Drawn, ,,o.,
Coacles be Obtalua. and Orls rns
sun NJ, ana tran.er of Baggae be the CON-
aaces NOs 139, inl OF vJ1 broadway, " Y Ma
pam Broosiyn at the Compny's Depot. "
Trains from the West arrive 10 New york Zs5
ara il 40 d. m. and lUlo IA, a. -.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains les7e for Lakewood Costsr P.ernont NJ
7. u. 300 q. N; g. l. i5tO; u V4v, $50 1880 D
SUNDAYS Ga N. aud .; p n rue ll'Jo ~. sraa WI
leave 80 minutes ilter saturday nights =, -
Manuel. spring Valley AMI MonseS, I'V1 soo g. m, Ese
!" !" mo II. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent Nsw.York
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Gtfdm5cats auo Hgi!roaos.

A 81 so TO Troy and return, VIA CITIZENS
~ LINE New steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF
TROY daily except saturday at from Pier 40 (new
AL, ~ ~. loot Ler0y-st REGU LAR FARE ONLY ST.
Steamers leaving SUNDAY touch at baly.
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Al PASSENGER TRAINS, on and after June l. 1850, VIII
leave fo0tO Corandt and Debrossessts al 80 a
! p. $50 p. Tor EastOn Bethlehem, Allentown
Reaaing, Mauch Chunk. MiSesOaTre Tow anda Wavery.
Geneva LYONS Buffalo and the Pullman sep
ing coaches attached TO $50 y. train
Trains leaYIngat 7:4O n ANA p H. CONNECT AoF AL
POINTS III N ahanOY and HazletOn coal regions
r.. Is. BYINGTON, General Passenger Agent,
CEREAL Eastern Office corner church ah,' Cortandss
=. IL. CUMMlrGc, Agent
PRODUCTION of FARE
TO ALBANY ONE DOLLAR
until tho close VI navigation via PEOPLES LINE OF
Steamboats, leaving al North River FOOT OF CANAL
ST. every weekday at connecting AT Albany kSu-
morning eXeeptedl with trains NORTH west ana east
w W. EVERETT. Prest
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-York Wood
HI haven and Rockaway IairOad.--Ieaye daily. except
SUNDAY Hunters POINT. 6:l0, 1910 4:IO D, IN.
Leave ROckaway gao a. 81 J;lO y. IN.
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. II Broadway, Newly ORR, nov. % 1850
CPECIAL NOIiCE.-On aud after MONDAY,
- November -, trains the Ninth this
Road discontinued after O'clock
+. r. HAIR Gene al Manaeer.
@o TO BOSTON,
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI.

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, south Anboy. Red
hsnE, long Branch Ocean Grove Asanry i5,S, Point
Flea-snt, Toms River, Banegat, ATLANTIC CRY. &c.
Leave ew.York foot Lberys., At 300 $40 His a. m
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EREEHOLD AND NEW.YORK RAILWAY

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Ieage \ ew YORK foot Liberty ST., ~ r.
VIA BranchpOr
For highlands B. Sl5, IL: - o. m, 4, $50 p m.
For Monmouth Beach and seaDrght 5, Sis, lltj 4
$3.50 AGO $50 p. m.
Wa ited Bank
SISam-F0r Manchester, Toms River. Barneeat. &c.
Manchester, Toms River, AT IA Mic CITY
pm~Por WhltIag's. Toms River sagncgat. &c.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
1900 BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN SEW-iOkk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AN ID THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

A REELECTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"a FALL RIVER LINE -~zxx.-.--
81 TO BOSTON FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICkEI3
Corresponding reduction b oil Eastern points Mammoth
steamers BRISTOL and PRoVIDBNCE Daily sundays 10.
cludsdrom Pier - Mr. foot Of at Leave
Brooklyn M. Jersey city. f:l5 via Annex boas
11cA cts, stateroOm be obtained ag all prBcpa!
hotels and icse Offices at the Office the PIER aud on board
GEO T. Common BORDEN 4 LOWELL.
Genera Passenger Agent agents.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
BROOKLYN. foot Of Futon-st, Jesei's Wharf
commencing November TO- lsS-Leays NewYork loot OF
Ilberysi- rs follows.
5:ao !. m.For FIemlngton RastoD Allentown Rescing.
1850 mrOr schOoey's Mountain, High Brdge Branch,
Wavcriy, &c.
s.l3 a. For Pennington, Essfon Allentown Reading
DnftOn NantcO.e, Upper Lehigh, Scranton Re
p. mfor i epiD2ton, EastOn Allentown ReadfDg. Har
rsburg NaJch Chunk. Waytr '.
5;O p mTfIr Eisson Bath Nauch Chunk. Tamsqua
43O D. m-fos sehooey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
Easton. Allentown, sc
4:95 .. m.-fOr somer,ille. Flemmgon. &c.
5:Je D u--for EastoD. D.. J. and ". r. r.. Allentown.
Beading Harrsbarg Maueh Chunk wilkes0arre &c
sunday Trains ieave at s4J NJ ~ D. NJ for
and intermediate stations az ojO lOr East0n, Allen
FOR Newark Al 5:i6 sI5 CAB rs 7G5 si5 s;f5 0:l5
$50. To- Has a II J. ?, 3 $780, g. ABB D. LSO
5s5, q, 81 s. 600 10. SID BIB lu;l ? IL : ~ D IA
Of he BROOKLYN ani Erie Amer" make corncc
tons 10 and from Jersey City station.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perlh Amboy, south Areboy Red
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financial

A LII who are Interested in railroad business
~ aud mileage satstics should get TIE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for 1880. now ready price Is cents by mall
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
United states Revenue and Expenditure since ISIS. Price
cents by mail
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ADAMS ExPKEss COMPANY, I
NEW-YOgH. Nov 10. 1880 } -,
V,HE Transfer Books of this company will
Il be closet from O'Clock p. November 10, to the
morning Of Decemb3r2 - 49,. 1904, NJ -. -
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-Keccips--- -----ill'in 'nts -
ChicacO Milwaukee. Chicago. Milwaukee,.
- NM l5il2 1.s39 lh.aOl b.NJl

The OWING were the REGENTS ami Sllpman;s al
Jfronl c lica 70 AMI Milwaukee SATURDAY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

MI INIAII OENNlN MIMI.
4 Hamburg American Packet Companys Line for
PLYMOUTH. CnERBOURG, and HAMBURG.
GELLkkf.......-.Noy 20 "a t.l. - Dec
~IA.............- ES-i &C ---... ID G. 10
Rates Of passage Plymouth. London CherBonrH. Han
burg, and AL points In the soutn OF Eng ana tust CIb
SlOO. second CaOlD So. Round IMP az
reduced rates. Stcerage from Hamburg or HaYre rs
KiTXUARDT e CO. C. B. RICHARD " co.
General Agents. General Passenger Ageht%
No ri BIOadst ~ Y. No. oil Broadway, NJ Y.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-30
SINKING FORK.

Spring has arrived, the, farming in
tcrest is In our midst, and blowing
and gardening is the order OF the day.
Quite large crop Of tobacco is
contemplated tor The coming season,
from the preparations made aud be-
ing made IN sowing beds. Some oil
the plants that were sown early have
been destroyed by the fly, au,l the
general opinion is, that the fly will DO
very bad.
Born TO Mrs. jesse Nichols, OF
Ricketlsville, fine daughter, on the
morning Of the 2Uth inst.
Some sickness OF u mild type pre-
walls IN the neighborhood.
Doctors Harris and Ramsey having
dissolved, DR.. Ramsey has moved his
headquarters to Mr.. L. 4. Ow ems,
and will still remain in the aeighb or
hood.
There was quite a pleasant singing
at Mr.. WIN. Evcretl's on last Sunday
evening, 2lst, and tho young folks
enjoyed themselves very much; We
wont say who, but one young man
did all his singing TO u certain young
lady aud sang her all the way home,
and until the "wee sma hours OF
night" We are not jealous, but do
not think 1t right TO Pyle il On SO
thick. lL3., aN IA Z
Our prayer-mceting every Satur-
day aud Tuesday night, has devolved
entirely upon the young men, and
they most respectfully request the Al
tendance Of the older members 10 u
present as hearers, il they will no
participate further.
Aud Grant is still In the land OF tn,
living. Oh, how We pity him; 81
many. will lose an opportunity Il
grieve for him. H EMDE.'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-30
Gish &aarnsr.


Messrs. Gish & Garner have fin
ished their new drug store and are
now busy moving back into II. The
house Is one OF the finest aud hand
soonest in the city and has been fitted
up In the most city like style. The
front present an appearance second
to nonc In attractiveness and the In.
terror is arranged with taste and
beauty, all OF the shelving etc.
having been rc.modeled aud rear
ranged. The building is a crcdit to
the city, and Messrs. Gish Il Garner
deserve TO DO reckoncd among our
most enierprising citizens as we'll as
most reliable business men. The firm
II one of the oldest in the city, and
they already enjoy II reputation as
straight forward energetic business
men that renders commentator UNI
necessary. They will keep q stock
OF drugs, stationery, etc, to comport
with their magnificent store room,
and are now ready TO receive and
serve their friends and patrons in a
room, that for beauty and elegance Is
not surpassed By any In the city.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-30
Court Doings.

Circuit Court adjourned Saturday
after very busy term. Only one re-
cruit will be sent 10 the pcnitentiary,
Silas Bell for two years, for stealing
bacon. Wesley Royal was also SELL
fenced for one year, but obtained a
new hearing. Henry Edmunds col.
sentenced to so daysi in Jail for lar
ceny. Ira Cooper charged with ar
son aud house breaking obtained a
change OF vcnue' 10 Muhlenbcrg
county. Jno. Bruntey charged with
rape got a continuance. Ben Whit.
lock indicted for manslaughier was
placed under bond of $1,000 for his
appearance at the next term. AS
mentioned elsewhere other impor.
tant cases were also continued. A
good deal of business was disposed
of, considering the bad weather most
OF the time, and Judge Grace fully
sustained his reputation as o judge
equal TO the best in the State.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-30
There areaow only seven prison.
era IN the county Jail. -tA FL III

ers In the county Jail. f7 tAgN
There will be dance at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Livy Buckner, near the
city, 10 night at which pleasant time
;s anticipated. Thanks to tho ON
mittee for an invitation.
Attention Is called to the new col
iumn advertisement of Messrs. BLU
mevsteil, McCainy & Bonte. The
gentlemen arc Going an enormous
business IN their line and are In every
way worthy Of the patronage and
confidence of the public.
DR.. Gray allowed The young FOLKS
to have q pleasant little social dance
Mt the Central Hotel last night. 1t
has been some time since a dance has
been In the city, and this one was
highly enjoyed by ali.
Mr.. J. II. Turks, we are glad to re-
port has al'uost recovered, and Is
ready to resume work at his black
smith shop OH Rnssellvillc street.
observation-disclosures appears In this Is
sue, aud his friends will find him
ready 10 shoe horses or do anything
else Ia his line.
We will,publisli the epring poem
which we decide to be the best, next
week, and the premium will be ready,
subject TO the or Ter OF the author.
Some have been received that are
over ilny lines III length aud in order
to give all al equal chance we will cx-
tend the limit to one hundred lines.
Rev. J. +. IIardwick, Of tho Salem
neighborhood was so unfortunate as
to lose his house and the greater por.
Ion Of his furniture, library, etc, by
fire last Saturday night. Mr.. Hard
wick Is the pastor OF Salon Baptist
church, aud tho house IN which he re-
sided was the parsonage of that
church, aud was situated SO near the
latter that the church itself was saved
with difficulty. Tho fire occurred
a, night aud originated from a de-
fecliye due. We did not learn the
full extent Of the loss, but 1t was con.
siderable, including nearly all of the
household goods and extensive libra
ry Of Mr.. IIardwick, who can IL
afford TO lose them. lie has the sym
pathics OF all IN his misfortune.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-30
SINKING FORK.

WTi. aa;d that ahsence eonaners
lovsn hn, we' do mi belisve ~ he.
csnse whs, we miss tho Krsrn,xI.y
s,.,,u orr srss;aa wa Love n inst n
l;,,lc halter the newt lime we yct II.
for u, "a s,,nsh;na In ,he room ~
The 10 ,mer. have ,aren advantage
of ,ie li,,ie snail or yood weather and
= onnd dsa, arm,ow;vy has heen done
Fr,,it troes ar. somawha, backward
IN Ibis vicinity we have seen hut few
naach L,osso,.s wet
Sauna vsrv hold thief entered the
mat hnuse or Mr. las Renshaw one
iay Ia ,vssr and csn,nred two large
,dsces ~ mat. amo,i'sr nv Inc sn,,,e
one visited me- iast saturday night and
Ioor a few cI;rL ems two opese. and
o sUu1 hast ,v ave- s and one niybt Iast week
three mr. Iour h"njred mounds Of TO-
hacco were taren from, Mr. Robert
Iinrt,0 rarn $3.50 - -.
nr + M Ramsov bos rc,noved
from mr. Iiarr;s,ana Ias hung nm his
shiuyle nj The residence of M. +. II.
Owen Dr RAMSEY il n Young man
of more than ordinerv qualifications
ana Ias can.,n.,ed. hjmsaIt since his
Gaming among ma en- asio win the adj.
mira,ion of ali will whom Ina has
come I'm contact We wish him sue.
cess IN his new home aud will saw
that be' 9n,,iv ,nerits The esteem and
aood w;,i or al, liz can he fnnud nj