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''- CONVINCE YOURSELF s

%sss.
ORE STOCK or MILLINERY GOODS
L. LARGE.
AID WILL ~ SOLD At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
HOSIERY, full line, az prime cost;
GLOVES AND CORSlfTS ri wholesale prices;
MD GLOVES reduced % New lork cost;
II AMBURGS and LACES at astonishing prices;
An elegant line Of
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRI,
warrented not to tarni-h al New York price,;
Full stock Of
DROPS, PINS, BKACELETs, NECK-CHAINa
VEST and OPERA-CHAINS, &C. &C;
JET JEWELRYl. or Al , hIADS;
EIBBONS-ALL KINDS,
ut low prices.
ZEPHYRS. all coofs, reduced 10 &c. an ounce;
EMBROIDERY SILKS reduced b D.. per dozen
EMBROIDERY FLOSSEo reduced 70 40c. pei
For Gl bargain, 20 to
IfUTZLER BROTHERS.
de 10 SO Broad street.
IA u. x +. MITTELDORFER.
527 BROAD STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
DOLLS. DOLLS, DOLLS! SHELL BOXES
SILK HANDkERCHIEFS.
We have just opened large stoct Of
NEW GOODS.
bought At the recent large auction salc, in NeR
York, consisting ~
DRESS GOODS, IN all color- and qualities from
~. per yard to S1.95 pcr ynrd'
BLACK SILKS At very low prices;
BLACK BROC ADE SILkS cheaper than ever;
sATlNS, PLU>IlES, VELNETS CLOAkS,
SACQCES. DOLMANs, ULsTEEs, in large
variety. at prices TO suita;
BLACK CASlIAlRRES. BLACK SHUDA CLOTH
TAMI>E, AUSTRALIAN CREPE NOME
CLOTH. BLACK TAFFErA, from the low
s,tpriccs 10 the finest imported;
BLANKETS from sl.25 to SIj per pair.
CARPET-t CARPETS! CARPETsi
RUGsl RUGS RUGS!
CARPETS from auction az the following price,
-, 20. %, -. p. 81, -, 80, ~. 40, 81. 8 l.
"a, -. s5c. aud 81 FOR The bet.
rNDERsIIIRrSI TNDERsuIRTsi
LADIES CHIIDREN's. and GENTLEMEN
UNDERSIHRr- and DRAWERS from 93c
70 the finest made;
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS al
el.o5 worth $3.50;
LArNDRlED and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at
so, so, -. s5c.. and 1.-THE best good, Tor ,is
money in the city.
TABLE-LINfN>.
WINE-CLOTIi~.
TOWELS.
NAPKINS,
rliEEIINr-.
COTTON-,
MAR~EI.LE~ QUILTS.
COMFORTABLE~.
HORSE BLANKETS.
CASStMEREs,
CLOAkTNGS. NOTIONS, HOSIERY.
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOME~TICs ofau kind, at EXTEENg-
~ LOW PEtCE-.
Give us an carly call.
ID. & J.. MIITELDORl TX,
&c il-~u.M&Sa J27 Broad street.
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PLANrEns NATI0NAL BANK..

III HNINU' UfV- 'IIITfT II ---I'
V,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of this ban' vii
be held af their clearinghouse. IN this city, on
TUESDAY. January 10. 1850. al - o'clock W.
MANN :. QUARLES.
de- I3-nfawtJaIOi cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.
ar GRAND OPENING OF Goa.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

We Will be ready on MONDAY. Doce,,t
% make the greatest exhibit Of FANCY CD
that has perhaps ever been made Ia TAI, c,i, '''
IL has been our aSsiduons endeavor 10 Ma.
fore our patrons everything that I, Sru
NOVEL, USEFUL aud ORNAMENTAL '-i
VIC would call special attention b Dpt.,
WARE, JAPANESE WARE. FRENCH =,
LISH, and AMERICANA FANCY ABTIcIt, '-
Also, special large pnrchaso IN
REAL LACE GOODS
at special Low PRICF4.
$50 dozen SILK HANDkERCnlEFN of
description.
SPECIAL purcbl.e Of
RUSSIA LEATHER ARTICLE
such &C.
ALBUMS. CIGAR-CASF~. NONFy.poo.
HANDBAGS. CARD-CASES. Frr 'N
The abOg" goods were yiychtaod 81 Qr,..t
tage. and viii De- sold fir l'loe rpguil. ya...
We positively do not carry FANCY ARIf.r.
beyond the holidays. aud th.rnf0rp offy 49,,
very SMALL ADNANCE on COsT TO>.Ir
We have also to offer very ov'ofyls, .,....
DRY GOODS
nj prices that have no precedence. Anon, OBJ
FANCI slLh PLIsiIt> az $40 % y.ri-.,i
Heretofore ~ 80:
COI.ORED PLISIIF~ ai So.5O-..Yti ,i..
PARIS FUR PIUSIiI~ a. II. -. a.fl 49,
price Of which has been -. $40, 1ul .is.
ward;
BLACK and COLORFD -ILk VFIyFT~ .....
the genera, price % which {, fi.7Jay...
Also. q large stoca ~
BLACK AND COLORED III h~ AND>ATrN.
in various new effects az NpLEGgDrNrl,.
PRICES.
The season j. advancing ri lt'v - rl.. .-t
our goods MUST ~ SOLD.
. eases OF MUNMlE tLOIll~atl2 DE-.
so dozen LADIES and GIN II.fNt.N..
FLEfCE-LINED GLOVES A IOr. d. I'D,
sold everywhere n. Pc:
LADIES. GESTLEMEN'~. ans GIN upl,.
HANDktRt HES OF every h~rrf....
LADIES WRAPS Of every d,-or pNau ., Pr.
duc,d price,.
We al+o uii.r a special nrgr +a-a 90 FT tTID
JEWfLEI 90 the mot tdNHuNsi plit.ir...
special Offering OF LADIES. EENlltNFN-
and CIIlLDREN'~ Knit JhDLHWI3p.
SEC our LADIES VESTS af - ~, isrU.I.r. %
~ GOc..
LADIES MORSTED JfE-El- atr3.fJ.t
Beside thousand oi yitiou- lfiHr good.
tOlll.N BEOlNiE-
de I0-S8.Su&W Fou'h md Br1td ifa,f.
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BAZAAR AND STPPER.

fNUE LADIES OF THE BAPTIST
L CHURCHES engaged In building ilofac Tor
Aged Women invite their friend, toa
BAZAAR AND SUPPER
In The ba.ement of the First Baptist church, begin
ming ,
TIIIESDAl- TUE 18TH AND CLOSING on WILD
NESDAN TIE 2lSr.
EXCELLENTNUSlC- woodland natrlmcn''i-
EACH EVENING.
,c,,, de l4-5t
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o 4 \
We have MONEY TO LEND Ga nat GO
Richmond a. tlir .urruuudlug couHil's, 10 r...
able rates. iur long or short f-.ifo.l-. -..-I
tiOu gaalgufr.d. lnffla jews con idon'lI'.
~. J.. STAPLES s. co.,.
Real f>fttt aud Loan in o.'..
90 f-3Ot HOS NaU4 '
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a. JAMAICA RUN, 81. GROIN
RUN. ARRAC. SCOTCU WHISKY. OLD
PEACH and APPI.E BRANDY all of very best
qualty-for by
dclI-2w O~CAE CRAM.
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h. HOOK AND MOSELLE.-Ju>t rc-
coiyed. toe choicest lot of HOOK and NlOSELLE
that was. perhaps, ever imported INFO this city.
spending some time ON the Rhine the pl-f summer.
paid great attention 10 The selection of these
WINES. and procured some rare vintage, that
cannot be- duplicated.
dcll-2w OSCAR GRAVY.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF T.,
" JEFFERSON LODGE. No. %, h.E.ES y
OF r.: Attend a Regular Conyentionls u II
THIS "wednesday ~ kNING. Deceln-(S(f+1
la. a. 1881, at 7O'ciock, AZ your Caste w.
Wilkinson Hall, on Ninth street. can Ts'eI
didaies for the Esquire and knights Ranks VIII
he prompt in attendance al 1870.
By order Of The Chancellor Commandtr
!. Il. LAMhlN,
de l4-lt@ kcepCr OF Records and seal.
rUHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS or THE NATIONAL
EARN or VIRGINIA viii Dc held aifheir hank
iHg-hOu-e on TUESDAY, January 10; lS5Z' al
IIM i. W. LOCKWOOD.
d. I2-d Cashier.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
=. r. SPENCE son.
2o3 MAIN sTIEET.
HOLIDAY OYFHCOhT>.
HOLIDAY ULSTERETTtS.
HOLIDAY SUITS,
HOLIDAY COATS,
HOLIDAY PANTS,
HOLIDAY VESTS,
HOLIDAY SHIRTS.
HOLIDAY COLLARS.
T.. b. SPENCE 4 son.
+. y. SPENCE Il son,
J.. b. SPENCE & son.
T.. Il. SPENCE K son.
l.. Il. SPENCE & son.
=. 3. SPENCE < son.
4. u. SPENCE 4 son.
F.B. SPENCE 6 son.
HOLIDAY sCARFS.
1 HOLIDAY GLOVES.
/ HOLIDAY HANDKERCHTETS.
HOLIDAY SUsPENDEEs.
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
/ HOLIDAY OVERCOATS.
HOLIDAY ULSTERETEES.
00J MAIN STREET,
oO3 MAIN STREET.
gO3 MAIN STREET,
9e3 MAIN STREET.
/ Z. h. SPENCE a son.
I +. u. SPENCE & son,
: =. b. SPENCE & son,
=. b. SPENCE & son.
! HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
! HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
E.B. SPENCE & son,
p. u. SPENCE & son,
9O3 MAIN STREET
de1s 9Os MAIN STREET.
NEW GOODS. n
JUST OPENED, IN ELEGANT LINE
or
sUITTNGs AND OVEECoATINGs,
which am prepared TO make up In IIEsT-cLAss
STYLE aud at MODERATE PRICES.
dc 3-2w JOHN r.. DOHERTN.
NOOK NND JOR WORK NEATLY
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Ia CHAMPAGNE.-I have now in
store fr,.h shipment of my CHAMPAGNE,
"PREMIERE sERRE," of the ISIS vintage sG-
pcrior 10 amy -rnt on, from France for a number
Of years; also. an thc other leading brands Of
CHAMPAGNE. OSCAR CRAM,
de- Il-2w 40 II Governor street
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IL WIUSkEI.-Tnc largest a>,Ort-
ment 81 FINE OLD WHl~KENS-RNE and
BOURBON-to De- found IN the s,Htc OF Virginia.
For sale in bond or taN-pait hy
tell-2w OSCAR CENNZ.
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~" FOR CHRISTMAS. NOW AT
SYCLE BROTHERS

900 Gle AkS. richly timmcdwlih Plush, FUR,
and ORNAMENTS. from AZ 10 $50;
200 CHlLDREN'S CLOAkS from 81 20 sli-ihc
latest styles, handsomely trimmed.
4 -Ncciai examination Of thee good, h. solicited
lyon will ~ayo money hf doing SOB, az Wc are de-
tcrmincd 10 close them 1, 2ut'
BLACK SILKS, 20 inclp--GUINET-at soc,
BLACK siLkS 2Iinchcs-PON -, were
BLACK SILKS, - inches-TAPE-sIER-
SIPS. wcrr : 90;
BLACK SIf.ks.55 .-PONSON-wauautcd
10 wear. NJ 1865, were 50:
BLACK sAllN- ~ 9fc.'. wen rl.11
BLACK RADZlMlRS r. <l2j, were -l.JO;
BLACK SATlNS DE LYON az rl.Je, were sl.sJ;
BLACK BROCADES at Sl.j5. were -;
| BLACK WATERED sILh-,2i inches. a. sl.jo.
HLkCK M0IRE and BRoCADE at s2.65, were
COL0RFDsMKs, an shades st a5c.,wcrc sl.l5;
| COLORED SILKS, all no c,. 40 81, we're Sl.2J
| COLORED SILKS, all shades, at Sl.lJ' were
c1i'0RED BROCADE SA1iNS roMATCH.
COLORED eATlNs DE- LYON at sl.6j, were
CoL6RED RADZIMEs, best quality, %; -, were
COL0RFb sATINN. an shades. at ooc., were
CoL0RFb sATGNs DUCHES>E al sI.95, were
MORE SATIN STRIPES, an shades, at sl.23.
DRESS GOODS for holiday present a. greatly
ftflNftu llii''-s
Great bargains In BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Crrli bargain in CLOTHS and CLOAkING~.
IANDKERCHIEFS-Silk and Linen. Plain and
Fancy Lace and Embroidered. licmmed and
Ueui-tltched: Tor neck, for pocket. for show.
Tor use, for ldie-. for gentlemen for m,ssc,'ior
ina~far-.from 81 &C. The lowest. 90 -, thC highest:
LACE ARTICLE>-As-Oriment unriyallcd. shapes
without number, new Collar, new lui-' M"
tichus. new Squ lrs, new Jabot,-s tylc- pretty
and rich, material. tle bt-t;
GLONES-AIl The best qualities Lined and Tn
lined. win and without tur-f0r ladlea. gen
tlrmru. and children:
SPECIALlTIES FOR TIE IlOLIDANS-Fancy
Pcriumery B0Nes. Toilet rcl-. Combs ana
BU-hc, Ia boxes; Plated ieWelry' velvet
Purses, Pockct-Books and Leather saichel-.
Handsome Piu-Cu-iiuns. "A large variety OF La
die md Gcntlcmcn~ Kid GloYr,, Geuncmcu,
Scarf and Tie, iu great variety. q ne" 1s-ori-
Incnt II Tablt-Coytr. and napkins, Boulevard
skirts. and many other articles too numerous.
10 mention. sNCLE BROTHERS,
dc l-eud 81 Broad street.
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WANTED


VIII be- rics-,d {, can a. any tluc oa paf.
string gn Interview.
D.. THOMPSON BROW N
10 3-IOt iiiH Mtlu .'.i..
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By Mr.. IlAZLEWOOp:

~ MI. jiAN.IhOoD.
hes0itod, That the Committee for Courts
Of Justice inquire into the cXpediency OF
repeating oil laws authorizing chain-gangs
and punishment by stripes and providing
adequate punishment for petty offences in
lieu thereof, aid that the committee report
by bill or otherwise.
Referred 20 Committee for Counts of
Justice.
BY MIR. DAVIS OF Richmond A rcsolu-
ton looking 10 the proper ventilation OF
the hall Of the House of Delegates. Agreed
10.
BY Mr.. HANYwoOD:
Resolved, That the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction be requested TO furnish
the House with the following Information
by counties and school districts for the last
scholastic year: 1. The number OF white
teachers Ia the white schools, their average
nav. and the number OF scholars enrolled.
3. The number Of white teachers in the
colored schools, their average pay, and the
number OF scholars enrolled. 0. The num-
Der OF colored teachers In the colored
schools, their average pay, and the number
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4 CARNIVAL or CoNEDl

Price, OF adnls,i ~ usual. EoI--hc't 1T The
atrc and Ramns a Moses. dc ll-t
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MARRIED..

III LANDER-RANDOLPH,-Atth the
}, residence of the brides father, Esq,
B. e. Randolph, Wednesday evening,
Oct 5, Mr.. Geo, Lander to Miss Susle
Randolph The young couple were
+ attended by Mr.. II. d. Recder ant
Miss Maggie Stevenson, and Mr.. VIM.
A. Long and Miss Linnie Lander.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. ii. Coulter, of the First PresbyIe.
rian Church. May the young couple
never be less happy than they were
upon the evening when their mutual
vows ofloye were plighted and hand
in hand they began the journey Of
Y lifesin,ata aGl ID heh sAiti &
SEBREE-BANKS.- the city of
Z Henderson, Wednesday, Oct. 9th, by.
Rev Mr., Barrett, of the Episcopal
church, Mr.. e. g. Sebree, Jr., TO
Miss Maggie Banks. Mr.. sebree is
o Young lawyer OF this city, who is
desiinedio rise in bis profession. The
q bride has frequently visited this city,
and has a host OF friends here who
will extend TO hera cordial welcome
auotheir midst. The young couple
have the heartiest congratulations o
all. - N9A
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-. = HAN a|f affff '.f HHff fffH
1oYouIare a colored physician, l be-
lievd, said illeijustice.e6se osla 90
IA Yes, sab, ants gooder one as de
sun ebber shined omadi uWonA -la1
Why aid you carry "a .pisiol !? To
finish people in case your medicine
failed. 1if '4 b3i7aTls onF W
Jedge, dat lie a SANDER on de med
ical 'fession. ] toied dat pistol cor
den, TO de scripture. sab. -
You can find mo precedent in the
Scripture. ~ - ~ 49, ~
Now ;Jedge, II ! can prube by dc
Bible dat as q doctor, was. ,ole by a
p. ! ter tote apistol will yer let me
WHO bsdusi9alai hs5d bBd NJ .8sy
LES. ri ,au,I tod linI sd3 10, ln,
u Well. sab, dnrin' . casion spoken OBJ
by de Testament, al man said, 'phy-
sician heal thyseltIs4 seed 1t fur de
fusl tune yesterday, an Immediately
went an heeled myself. Oar, now,
sab i.How dom siittadg h5ftst4
Mr.. Constable, turn, him loose.
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Arthur is going to haye
Che Treasury department investigat-
ed and il is believed that John Sher-
man will be shown up in bad light.
Il was Sherman who investigated
! Arthur while he was Collector at
New York and had him expelled
from his Office, and now the Presi-
dent has a chance to return the com.
pliment Things have changed
since Betsy died." r24
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EXCHANGE suINT11LATloNs.

In the market of politics, the man
o, principle isusualiy nithoutintsrest.
IL breckenridge News. I z
Why does the gorilla prefer the
tropics toany ether part 9f'the worldg
Because it is the only place he can
call his zone Henderson News.
Itisn't because a woman is exactly
afraid ola COW that sheruns away and
screams. 1t is because gored dresses
are not fashionable,-TNew Haven
Register. .'eci p iitAtk
In Missouri 1000 acres were plant.
ed in watermelons this year, and the
area will be doubledl,in 1882, 1t is
doubtless a scheme ofwicked and de-
signing Republicans to draw negroes
from the South. and thus wfest con-
troll Of the State from the Democrats f,
ri Herald Eenterprise. Nsir
The latest adviees from the Sand,
witch Islands report that the lava
thrown from Mauna Loa is likely to
destroy a portion of the town and
harbor of Hilo. That Is bad for Hilo.
but it is hopea".Iaok and the game"
may be saved.-l Norristown Herald
The New York Sun has established
beyond the shadow Of a doubt tina,
Arthur was born ina Verinontyillage
and is therefore a Green Mountain
boy We don't know how green hs
may be but il strikes us he's akind'e
mouht'in fellow OF he never woule
have gotten up high in the world
] [Clarksyille Chronicle, az ie5d ia9i
Eorepaugh's 10000 beauty ha,
one Of her lovely limbs badly bruised
near the knee. by a railroad acciden
at n Bowling Green. and she wilt IL
doubt sue the company for heavy dam
ages. We'd like to serve on the iur'
in this case, especially il the TAI
lowner would expose the damage,
property. She might count on an
other $4,000 at least.--Inter:o
| Journal. b 4'cin lsa1g'q 9p
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- Mrs. Mary Craig, the biggest wo-
man in the United States, died this
week at Danville, Ind. She was the
retired fat woman Of Barnum's show
anil weighed 800 pounds, She was
over six feet high, and ittook six men
10 lift her remains into the coffin,
which had be made 10 order. .,t
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If the fifteenth letter of the
alphabet expresses the relation you
sustain TO the South Kentuckian YOU
viii find agents on tho grounds to at
tend 10 Your case. i'
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No, child, the "Mr. Davis" who is
spoken Of for Acknowledgement is not
lion. jefferson Davis, but the bulky
Senator from Illinois. The Republi-
cans want 10 get him out OF the SEN
ate 50 they can have his place filed
by Republican. t,e,i
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Everybody is using Browns Iron
Bitters, and everybody is astonished
atits many marvellous cures, where
all others have failed. srl8 nj 4
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1t is perfectly fair that the fair
creatures in school should be allowed
10 fare as well as other people and at
lend The Fair this fair weather. ~
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Ohio and Iowa elect Governors
next Tuesday. Both states are Re-
publican and a Democrat doesn't
stand much chance.
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When is the heel of Il sock like the
Sabbath day? When it is kept holy.
Ask us something harder. hu
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No subscriber will receive mot at
home for an answer when he calls at
Z The South Kentuekian Office to
liauidate.
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: Everybody has good word for
g the aDutyl South Kentuckian. We
aim and intend TO make it the best
daily paper ever published in the city,
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q. E. Brown was killed while on
top of.a'car that passed under bridge
at Macon. Ga. ,g'i Il ~ .li,9 S. Z
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The war in Tunis, between the
Arabs and French, is still being wagcd
with fearful slaughter our both sides
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y Gen. Jerry Rnsk, the Republican
candidate Tor Governor OF Wisconsin,
-,,os so,,,,.c n stage driver.
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When is girl like a lemon When
size is squeezed.
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CHAs. NJ. MEAoHAM,E EDITOR.

HoPHlNsVlLLE, OCT. T. 1881,
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"a Gen, Wickham, ot Virginia, wants
ia straight out Republican ticket, even
at this late day. H3 liii ,f
( Smallpox israging in Pittsburg.
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to the $lOO which
bn, the boy revivalist.
.n.i.tn enr,s,n ~ N
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rcol 9"You must admit, "rsaid a Iednohed
a2p .vagaboHd tosa temperance lecturer,
'that alcohol is good for one thing at
least, und-that is to clean silver"
retorted the lecturer rrpnd it
,sinf2 is well-known that alcohol has cleaned
! iliR all the silver ont Of your pocketp W
ym ~ ...u.. y d
siro9al div ,,.T-,t,r tiTitC5g .'-rt, tsg ,
ii XVIII King Kalakana, was in Lexington
Tnesnav lie rnns1. ~. Cen. 4. \NdLers
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| 4. Slnii
tes:Ass
ed vari
ny con-
| Btratiof
! thai Il
bn caus'
orIneii
ny LIT,
bisoped
Fcr my
me m
' &. and
md we
tiers.
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Park Benjamin, the scientific expert,
says: The idea Of torturing criminals
by electricity is not original with the
Russians. 1t is a British Invention, and
was first suggested. about five years
ago, by an English mechanical journal,
in commenting upon the execution Of
criminals by electric shock instead of
by hanging. Tho English writer want
ed TO do away with the cat o nine tails.
and use the electric battery, SO as to
produce absolutelyindescribable torture,
thrilling through every fibre of such
miscreants. There was n American
inventor who had a design for infiicting
this species Of punishment He fitted
brackets Of iron on the arms and thighs
of the criminal, and placed in them wet
spongcs. When connected with q cur
rent Of electricity the shock would by
this system pass through the legs and
shoulders, and avoid the vital parts Of
the body.
1.-The torture inflicted by electricity
is of two kinds-by contraction Of the
muscles at rapidly recurring intervals
and by burning with sparks. The tor
lures. Of old days, when not done by
fire and compression, were the straining
and tearing asunder Of the muscles.
VI this kind were the rack, scnvenger's
daughter, and the cages Of Louis XIV,
in which n man could not stand ND or
lie down. The electric shock exactly
reverses these conditions. 1t produces
an enormous rapid contraction IN tho
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