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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24
Dfatbs.

In Dover, 18th, Levi RUSSELL IS
At Bratteboro town farm, 18th, Saml L. Harvey, rs
In SadAwga, 9th, Widow T. DIX.
In Whitingham, May q, Percy A. L. Sherman,
grandson Of Rev. n, ID. sherman, II.
In Wilmington, 10th, Mrs. Eliel Crosby, 20.
In Wilmington, 18th, Joseph Reed, 81. Springfield
Mass, papers please copy.
ton, SO.
In Wilmington, 22d Mrs Hiram Haskell, rs.
In Baltimore, Nd, 18th, VIM. KnowltoD, formerly
Of wArdsboro.
In West Brattleboro, 18th. Mrs. Martha Bingham, II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24

Solid comfort" can be realized by those suffering
from all forms Of Scrofula II they will take Hoods
Sarssparilla and be cured.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24

SUITE OF VEItMONT, MARLBORO IS.
- The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate of LEWIS R.
NORRIS, late Of Wilmington in said District, deceas-
ed. Greeting
You hereby notified that Edw'd Titus admins
traitor upon the estate Of said deceased has presented
to this court petition praying for license 10 sell all the
Real Estate Of said deceased
and also has fled what purpors to be the consent Of
all the heirs residing in this State to such sale and
that this court will decide upon said petition at spe-
cia session thereof TO be held at the Probate Once in
Brattleboro, in said district, the 9th day Of July
A. d. 1881, when and where you may appear and
be heard in the premises II you cause.
"a z. W. STODDARD, Register,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24

WANTED. -Housekeeper for gentleman
~ and two ohildren-boy 16 aud girl IA years. A
nice convenient house, and permanent home for
one who can do the work and make home pleasant.
The best OF reference given and required. Address
J. E. MATHEwSoN, Springfield Mass 1926
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Market Reports.

NEW YORK, June II. Flour-superhne Western
and state 4l0lI.75 extra do 5.1Oa6.7 49, patent Min
nesota, 25as.OO. Wheat-NO. Milwaukee, 100; un-
graded red l12al29; No. lred, l.31. Rye 05al Os
Barley, ungraded Canada, lO9Al.l5. Corn, ungrad-
ed, 80 l-2a57e; No. 2, sc l-4a5T 81. oats-No. p
a6at6 rs; do. white l3a43 7-s. Butter firm; state
1891; Western, 10a21 Cheeso-State 7alO 10; half
SKINS i-2a9 l-2.
CHICAGO, June 81. Flour-Spring superfne, 400
a3.50i Minnesota patents, 575a775; spring extras
4OOa5.25 Wheat, No. red winter, Ito No. 2Chica-
go SPRING LII. Corn, acc cash Oats, SIC.
ST. LOUIS, June n. Flour higher. Wheat higher;
No; 2red fall LA 3-sall4 81, cash. Corn, A5a45 lsc
cash. Oats, IS.
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Nrm advertisements.

nor SALE,-Farm of 1870 acres, known as
Il the Isaac Chase place" one Of the best In town
For further particulars inquire on the premises OF
VT. 1881
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24
Waterfowl Union Live stock Market

TUESDAY, June q, 1881.
Market Beef-Choice, IS 50as rs extra, 25As 90 I;
hrstquality, 0Oa6 5O second quality, O0a5 So third
quality, 00a4 70.
IN. B.-ChOice includes nothing but siall.fed 100
to 1t0O h. bullOoks Extra and rst quality include
the best fat oxen. Second and third quality include
oxen and two and three year old steers.l
store Cattle-Working oxen, per pair, from 500 to
100 Mich Cows and Calves, 20, 85a45. Farrow cows
15a30. Fancy COWS, 60a6O. Yearlinge, 7al2; years
old, l2a25; 3 years old, 2Oa42
swine-Western fat, live, at 3-4a7 IIc h. North
ern dressed hogs, SC.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 50 so, OOa4 90 each !;
extra, oOa6 90; or from to 6 l-2c per ID. Lambs
false.
Veal Calves, 3a5 per ID.
Country Hides, 1-2a7e per ID. Country Tallow
12a4e. Pelts, 75e and rs each. Calf Skins l2aIsc
per ID.
Poultry-1Oa12c.
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. lima d GnXarnmenI Rnnha-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24
ANOTHER LOTT.

HIVUIHEn LuIi
1903 YARDS OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
ROMAN STRIPED sILKs--sAr1E AS
LAsT--TO BE SOLD AT $50 A YARD.
THIS IS THE LAST 1 EXPECT TO BE
ABLE TO SELL AT THIS PRICE. IL
DIFFERENT coLoRINGs IN THIS
LOT. LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN
WAITING FOR THEM TO COME. OR
WHO WISH TO SECURE THE BEST
DRESS THEY HAVE EVER BOUGHT
FOR THE MONEY, SHOULD MAKE
SELECTIONS AT THEIR EARLIEST
CONVENIENCE.
HAVE JUST CLOSED OUT ALL THE
FINE SILK EMBROIDERED sATINE
SKIRTS IN A hANUF'R's AGENTS.
HANDS AT CLOSE OF SEASON, AT
ABOUT soc ON a DOLLAR. SHALL
SELL AT $l.ooal2s, SKIRTS WHICH
ARE THE CHOICEST SHOWN THIS
SEASON AT $3.50, LIS, 400, 225, ESQ
AND 2.75.
HAVE JUST CLOSED OUT THREE
BIG LOTS OF SHETLAND sHAwLs,
WHICH I SHALL SELL AT SIS, rs,
SIPS. THERE ARE PLENTY OF
sHAwLs TO BE HAD AT THESE
PRICES, BUT THESE ARE GOODS
USUALLY SOLD FOR MORE. HAVE
BOUGHT AS MANY AS I SHOULD Or
DINARILY SELL in SEVERAL YEARS,
BUT AT THE PRICES I EXPECT TO
MOVE THEM QUICK.
FULL LINE OF SIZES IN LINEN UL-
STEERS AT $l15, l.4O, $50, 1.75, 1875,
400, 2.25, $50, AIS, 3.ooa325. BEST
STYLES & BEST FITTING GOODS
IN THE MARKET.
SPECIAL BARGAIN in BLACK SILKS
AT rs, 100. 1 go & I.95.
NEW LOT MADRAS GINGHAN1s--
ALL THE is CT. GRADES NOW Of
FERRED AT IL l-2 CTS; ~ 1-2 CT.
QUALITIES FOR HIP.
LACE BUNTINGS, HALF WOOL, IL
I-2C, ALL coLoRs; ALL WOOL, 2sC,
ALL CoLoRS. PLAIN BLACK BUNT-
INGs, ALL WOOL, 15c; BEST QUAIL
TTY SINGLE FOLD DO, CSC. NUNS
vEnINGs, 32C TO ST..
FOUR PIECES GRAY AND BROWN
MIXED ALL-WooL HERRnTG-Bo
STRIPED FRENCH cHEvERoNS,"
AT sec, HERETOFORE SOLD AT 75C
OR MORE.
CARRIAGE BLANKETS, 75c; SAME
AS SOLD LAST YEAR AT 81. HAVE
a FEW AT $50: USUALLY SOLD AT
200. HORSE NETS, $1.oo. HORSE
SHEETS, $1.5o-ExTRA GOOD ONES.
NEW HAMBURG EMBRoXDERIEs.
CHEnMSE %, b, SO, % 05c.
CORSET COVERS, SO Oec.
DRAWERS -, SO, Os, as, Csc.
UNDER SKIRTS, so s5e. WHITE
SKIRTS, so, sS, So, 100, HIS, Las, $50,
Las. 400, 2.2S, ESQ, 2.65, 2.s5. ass, 800
a 3.2S.
LACE APRONS 2Sc. WHITE LAWN
SACQUES SOC TO $500. CALICO AND
CAMBRIA sACQUEs 30 to csc.
NOVELTIES IN BELTS. ELEGANT
NEW THINGS IN NULL TIES. NEW
LOT SPANISH, FRENCH, vERrdIclL-
La AND ToRcHoN LAcEs. WHITE
PIoUE AND LAWN APRONS, IL IL a
25c.
$50 LINEN ToRCHoN COLLARS
JUST PUT ON FIVE CT. COUNTER.
JOB IN FANCY 1RocADE RIBBONS
AT 10 CTS. a YARD.
HAVE JUST CLOSED FOUR LINES
LADIES' FINE BALBRIGGAN HOSE,
which, SHALL OFFER AT ~ CTS.
A PAIR WORTH 30 TO a. CTS.
LOT WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS AT
10 CTS. A YARD. WORTH Is. INDIA
LAWNS, ID CTS, WORTH b. SAME
AT % CTS, WORTH 40.
LOT OF EXTRA FINE CHECKED
MANSIONS UNDER USUAL PRICE.
TO CLOSE A LOT OF ODD DRESS
PATTERNS SHALL OFFER AT Is lie,
10, go q 70 CENTS A YARD, GOODS
WHICH ARE SOME OF THEM SO
WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY.
BARGAIN IN TURKISH BATH tow
ELS AT 10, Is q 25c.
24-IN. HoRN-HANDLED, TWTLLED
SERGE PARASoLS. use. PARASoLS
AND SUN UMBRELLAS, so CTS. TO
500 EACH.
NEW GOODS OPENING ALL THE
TIME, TO BE TURNED OVER QUICK
AT CLOSE PRICES.
n. |. HAWLBY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24

cEFHALrNE will cure Epilepsy. Read advertisement
In annlher column.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24

Case Of HENRY c. WILLARD, Insolvent Debtor
By order Of the Court Of Insolvency for the District
Of Marlboro, notice il hereby given that the second
and third meeting Of the creditors Of said debtor will
be held at the Probate once in Brattleboro, in said
District the 29th day Of June, A. d. 1881 at 10
O'Clock A. when and where the account of the
signee will be passed upon and dividend to creditors
ordered. Z. W. STODDARD, Register,
June 10, 1881. 2l-25
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AtQaI Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT. Dist Of westmin-
- ser. The Probate Court in and for said District.
To all whom It may concern, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that WILLIAM ADAMS,
guardian Of Ira L. walden, insane person, has
presented his petition 10 this court representing that
It would be beneficial TO his ward 10 sell all Of his
estate for the purpose Of investing the proceeds in
stocks bonds at interest. Said real estate con-
ssts Of undvi led half Of the farm Of which Dam
lei Walden, late Of Townshend deceased, died seized
And said application referred to the session Of said
court to be held at the Probate once In Townshend
in said district, the first Wednesday OF July 1881
for hearing and decision at which time and place you
may be heard in the premises, II you shall cause.
"a @. B. EDDY, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24
Leland and Gray Seminary,
ToWNsHEND, VT.

Fall Term begins Wednesday, Aug. "a. Three oours-
Of study. Thoroughness, practical training aud
studious habits constantly sought All expenses low.
Rooms board be engaged as well by letter as In
person by applying early. Full particulars about
books, classes aud expenses by addressing
1885 @. G. BOYNTON, Principal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24
The MIX Problem

Inc mIlN FIOOIOIUs
TIME subscriber, having large stock Of the best
j Jersey cows that can be found In Windham conn-
ty and therefore furnish the best milk that s put
upon the MARKET will supply all responsible customers
for the old price of cents per quart. Skim milk
from the Cooley Dreamer, having all the keeping quail
tiles Of milk aud buttermik, delivered at cents
per quart. will also deliver milk to my customers
morning or evening or both, as they prefer.
stiff j. q. NEWTON
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24

81. AIDnnH HulteF MarkeI.
ST. ALBANs, June 81,
Common TO good, ~ to IS cents per pound; choice,
10 to % cents; selections % cents; fancy daires at
higher price. Eggs, IA cents dozen.
Boston Wool Market.
BOSTON, June II. There is 4 firm feeling for WOOL
with good demand and prices well sustained Ohio and
Pennsylvania heeces, 4a42o for X Xxx at 42aA9c and
medium and No. 1 at 44aA5; Michigan and Wisconsin
heeces at 38l40c for X, and l0a45 for medium and
No. /; hne delaine, l2a45; due and medium, 45a47
woods, 29aI7.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-06-24
If you want Piano, get one made by
HALLET g. DAVIS.

They the best pianos made. Ihaveseveral styles
in Square and Uprighs in stock, and invite all lovers
Of music to come in and try them. Pianos Of all 9TH
er makers furnished at lowest possible prices. In
stock, good assortment Of Piano Stools and Covers.
Pianos tuned by irst-class tuner at short notice.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

We haye received acopy of tho
Baraboo wis Democrat in which
Rev. W. J. McKay,a Methodist min
isterof that city, is charged with stat
ing in a sermon that "rhe condition
OF things in the South to-day is sad,
A million OF mothers are teaching
their children rebellion and revenge.
The fires of secession shoulder STILL
1t is Just such lies and ISLANDERS as
this, from the religious hypocrltes OF
tho North, who put OH the livery Of
Heaven to serve tho devil, that keeps
the Northern heart innamed with
unholy passions against the South.
The South to-day is as loyal to the
union as any other section. Her
people have accepted the results oil
the war and are striving 10 forget the
past. 1t Is not the brave soldiers Of
the North who fought for the Union
that strive to keep open the fostering
wounds of sectional hate A brave
man will not prosecute q fallen foe,
The modern ,hades is not sufficient for
these bowling hyenas, who are not
content to let the dead rest in their
graves, or tho living forget the past
bu, by Misrepresentation and false
hoods strive to keep tho sections
arrayed against cash other.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

WIN. Long, bricklayer,, shielded
| at Nashville. BY taking laudanuni.
Grave robbers stole the body oTI
FGeo. Fox, who suicide,l at Dayton, "
Mrs. Miller andiher little son were
Killed by lightning near Decatur Ala
Jno Clayborne shot and killed his
wilein family quarrel at Allentown,
his,
fIhos. Garfield an uncle of tile
Presidentswas-killed by the cars at
Cleveland 0. Yog n0gT
Barton V yatt, a Kcnfucki.n was
shot and killed.by Chas, Cre>swell al
Dodge City, Kan. lan st9
Secty. Kilkwood Is introducing
young Indians into the Indian Blu.
rcau, as clerks.
F. j. euler was fined FIVE shillings,
nndcr the law oflT2l, for selling fire.
works in Philadelphia, last week.
Dick Wood, desperate, was taken
IRON the sheriff and shot by rcgnla-
tors, at Eagle Pass Texas!
Sherman, the Republican nominee
for Governor Of Iowaiis a brother oil
the General and tx Secy.i oea.4st
! Mrs. Chas, Bartl suicilcl at
Quincy, HIS, because her husband
scolded her. sos ho4 .isse.a iv
! vennor, the weather prophet is ~
years old and parts his hair in the
midlle.e ,al5s.ll s~f fa
Lovctt Lowry aged ~. stabbed and
killed Robt. Sla,lc nsel II at llaw-
kinsvilles Ga, Both eDlqre,l, lf
DOS DoIdS col. waskilIcili at Hunt.
instcp, Tenn, while robUiug Philip
! Webb's corn cribs, i.sg
Policemen Sancrbrcy shot anil kill
ed Barley McNlnllen, a rough, at Gin.
einnati for resisting arrest. Y *
| Awhile woman,mmet Roslin was
mufdere, BY negro robbers in the alb.
scncc Of hei husband near Brunswick,
| Ga. i7' 'Ah7sna ioYirf PIP %
4 Rev. S. NJ. Stray Presbyterian
minister was expelled from the chmch
for shooting his wife, aud suicidcd b,
drowning, at Kansas City. Mo. y aia
Two brothers named Lott were
killed by.T. H.. Sage. while cngage,l
in astret fight with pistols III Car,
troll Parish Louisiana. ao y
A pleasure yacht went down III
Long Island Sound Friday anl i've
OF the seven occupants were qrown-
leda.qaip % aal,epals9 BE- 5.
The Democratic editors Of Iudiaha
win meet in convention at Michigan
ECiiy, next Thursday Hon, Henry
Watierson will deliver an address.
| The Mbahy grand Jury has found
an Indictment Tor bribeiy aSpinst
Senator Sessions Of New York and
no is held under a bond Of $1,000. ID
/ Bob White and Jas. Saunders col.
beset Hugh Rignyy, white, in Pitts.
burg, Pa, and while one held him
down the other mashed bis head to a
ielly with stone. The iends were
arrested.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05
GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Sophia Roscnburg shielded al
New York.
10 $. Leslie, a Tilted lover, suicilcd
at Dayton y. Sa 6a
Simon Conrad suicided at Indian
apolis, while drunk. ~
Knoxville. Tenn, has a colorcd
Democrats policeman.
Andrew Butler shielded at Fair
mount, Ind. Cause insanity.
Nicholas Miller shielded at Cairo,
by drowning while on spree.
The Virginia Democrats are conf.
dent Of carrying the State.
There are 80, 900 Republicans and
10000 Readjusters in Virginia.
Ben Deering has sold ont at Lex
lington and gone to Cincinnati IS
Lightning killed a negro woman
and a boy at Chattanooga, Tenn,
Jno. G. Sake Jr. son Of the pocI
died ut Albany, N. Y. last week,
MI. Tamslpais mountain in Sail
fornia is becoming an active volcano,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

Emory Speer tho Democratic con
gresham from Georgia, who has an.
nounced his intention TO Malone his
party and 20 over to the Republicans
makes no secret of the fact that he has
been promised The control OF federal
patronage in his State. lie will
probably profit by Mahone's exper-
icncc and sell himselfC. o ID.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

The Princeton Banner says Gov,
Stephenson issued 10 =. pardons to
Warren county, Gov. Leslie 90, Gov.
McCrcary 20, and Gov. Blackburn
81. Yes, but II must be remembered
that the latter Executive has issued
81 pardons in about ore third of bis
term. AT the same ratio lie will issue
G3 in four years, or five more than
all three of the other Governors men
toned. Looked at. in this light we
think Warren couuty juries had apcr'
feet right 10 "howl."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

Tho new and peculiar style ofwalk.
ing the girls have adopted is simply
abominable. II may DO fashionable
but it is neither, graceful nor be-
coming in young lady1to twist her
body INTO aralnbow shape and go
hopping along like a barc-footcd boy
with u thorn in his heel.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

form slzc aud make cnnpietc separation nf
each bundle. nO matter how tangled the grain
may be, Irvine Gust - cents pur aUtc. IN
short, we viii say. VI any farrncr wants goal
Substantial machine they cHa do no better
III Il, Mn W. Il, wADLISGrOS.
iliC CALEnUSiA. itv.. Jnly -. isso
clit about one hnulral agrcs grain; binucr
WORKED 10 perfection sci l'H, misslns Il bun
dle.i 4 uaHnl the lhering ~ y '~susyass, ,blt-
wiihstanllng was ioli by wire binder men
TINT II was an experiment. Ike II Al we'll.
That II nan 20 buy another | wonh certainly
bus aacerinr, aud take pltastfv In r,rums
mrnling II tn mylncighb0rs whp want gO,Al
mnchme. Thcre Is no tnnlbic nlA,ut ~ Inc
frtlng. ran strSn threslmran,l an satir-
ilc,i liand can cul Irvine bands twlne ~ tast
as wiru. ttiuf " II. ANDkii<DN
.B.. IIorxISsvIi.LE, Ky IniN !. issA
! have Just ilnishe,l harvest 81 Jpc hundred
and twenty arnss. Ally Tsina- Binder cut AMI
saved iay whrat IN nirc shape. Ny little son.
Wheeler, who is only Eitavn Year, old. man
agal tie marninc, hal notr.'ublc whatever.
MRshne w1rku.i equally we'll In sssoft Jr long.
standing er tangled grain, never saw a sla-
gle bundle In NY whole crop come uptic.l oc
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05
The Stalwart Assassin.

tt.If --tlafN sIIai fY1fr st.N
Guitteau, the would-oe assassin Of.
the President, is q stalwarl. 1t may
be that he isa mailman, made desper-
ate ny pcing refused once, ou'
therc is suspicion hanging over the
whole ailair, that hRc banquo sgnos',
WIN POT down. Inc salwarls alone
conld oe pehehteu ny Ar. uarhela $
Death. inc Democrats love ana ate
ln're TIC PRESIDENT, ana endorse rise. me. ms
many course, Inc masses 's' OF me he
puo'icap party sustain 'he'r leader
Inc oonS'ihg- Artnur crew alone are
.nc enemies vi inc administration,
may II not W 'na' "u'''eau VIII
prove 10 oo the 1901 Oh ulose mchf.
uarheiu was AL thal $1,000 between
inc s'alwarls ano 'he coh'roi OF me
government wan HA. r'hur us i,re esli'
oeht VIVA. womb oe inc conoiuon Of
'ningsn oo"s''ns 'ne great count DC
ei'eh p''''os p'"oo' "s''o' LVa" '
made Attorney General and the
Great Useless provided for. When
we reflect ,upon tho consequences
H., ,,o,,,a haao ro,,os,od NJ ss,,'
'nus "o"'' ""'o 'o'o"o" '"o ues'n
OF Garhelu' weare almost led 10 be-
lieve that his life was spared by the
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

Jacobsville, Ind, boasts of man
named Walker who has q head ihir-
ty-six inches in circumference. lie
is 30 years old, and is cripple. lie
has The ''big head" as bad as some Of
the Hopkinsyillc boys. Walker IL
said 10 possess ordinary intelligence
and ia very anxious TO travel with q
circus side-slow.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

The thermomcter continues oplay
around in the nineties but it doesn't
interfere with the weddings. Al
most every paper we pick up has an
account of some poor unfortanates
who have been stricken down by
ma,rimony, while in the enjoyment
Oflife aud health. M .
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

ALLgSsyiLLE, KY august Is, $780,
lieut. over Que hundre,l' ailsl flrty acrus IN
niue days. After ! was mstruc tel how ~ run
,ltc machine. hal nctrouble. II runs u gllt. no
weight on lforse'snec 4 am SO well ni-ase,l
with the Marsh that havo this day paid ior
II. SIDNEY SMALL. .
LON0yfrw, Christian Co., Ky, july 70, 'Sl.
Z Tho pecring rwinc. i,mler ami Marsh llar-
vcstcr bought of Messrs. Mctcnlfc 4 sons did
nic gpod work, hat Az kinls nf grain, some
very heavy anil tangled. | cut my crop OF
about sixty-hye acres withnut any break or
l.ss OF tap. Find the machine easy draft for
three mnles an'i very easily managed and Is
easily adapted TO uncycnncss ot grpnnl an.l
grain started tho machine ,aisi mn nae
,iays withohthclp or any agents coming ~ sct
1t, antl cut my rrop witlsont the ainl ol an cx-
pert. take plsasare in Recommending the
machine 81 auy one wanting d gianl reaper
f.Nl1 y. Inv ALDEN. q
ii CADz, ny, .IniA -, lSs0
We arc frank to say that tbs Desring rwine
Binders and Marsh flarvestcrs gave us entire
satisfaction, Atiirst we hal little trouble,
but after We hal the mathiHc adiustci Il ali
NOT give n parpcicie 81 trohle. tut two hun
.lre'i and foity aerea; makes each banAic uai-
Feb.l, i,il-sns, -s d, l....
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

The comet in the north west is the
most brilliant one that has appeared
since 1913. 1t has been visible since
June GLAND will continue to be seen
till the latter part of July when Il,
will leave us TO return again in 1855.
Thisis tho opinion OF Prot. Jansen,
Of Paris. i9suis aa spsiai
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05
A Word. 30 colorsd Voters.

Last week We addressed few re.
marks TO the Democrats Of the coun-
iy urging them TO 90 10 work and
make All cifortio elect our nominee,
Mr.. Peay. We wish now 10 speak a
lew words to colored voters. and tell
them why they should vote for the
Democratic nominee. To begin with,
the colored people know, or ought TO
know that whatever assistance they
expect, or hope 10 get in Kentucky
must come from Democrats There
is no moro chance for the Republican
party to get into power in this Stale,
than there is for the majority OF its
members 10 go to Hcayen when they
die. .e.a
The Republicans are, and will cor.
tinuc to be, in hopeless minority IN
the State Legislature, and the few Re,
publican members can do nothing 10
help the negro race. All that has
been dono for the colored people and
all that win be done for them in Ken
turky, has been aud win be tie work
Of The, Democratic party. They
ought to realize this and vote for
men who can work 10 lhcirintercst
and do something for them. MIR.
Peay stated in the court house, on the
day he was nominated that lie enter
tanned feelings of kindness and SYM
pathy for the colored race aud would
do all he could TO advance their
moral, religious, and educational in
forests. What more could you ask
What more could u Republican do I?
If you vote for Mr.. Peay,a entertain
ing these views, and elec, him you
have man who will work for you,
and who is on the side Of the major
lily where his efforts in your behalf
can amount 10 something. All that
has been done for you in tho way OF
providing educational facilities Inns
been done by Democrats whom you
have invariably bitterly opposed and
'aniagonized. Ought you 10 expect
ihcni to help you as much as If you
were their friends? Now il you vote
for liberal Democrats for The Legis-
laturc, they will in duty bound feel
called upon to work TO your interests
and you will get through them what
a handful Of Republicans never can
obtain for you.
Mr.. Pcay Is man who can and
will serve you il you elect him.
Then why not vote for lin in, pref
erencc TO Mr. Drcalhitt? What has
Mr.. Brcalhitt, or the Republican par
ny ever dune for you in Christian
cou,,r, las Tho l,cn,h,;r.r ;,,,,,v
of Which van c,ns,;,ute a, lIoos, ,wo
u,irds !, tho ,o,n,y ovo, ,,;,;,,oa mo
~, ,f,;.os ,,;,h y,,, ,y,,. Az :
lr,o,n , a., ~ ,o ~. -, ,,oa,o,,
FIR b,iler in 1917 WIZ ~ .s 40
i,i,Lens ono,har ro,uscd ,l,e no,,,,,.
In, nj. ,,,o s,,,o o,r,,,o =, 1910 ~,
tnow FIN wen I, wos heco,so ,I,o
wbi,e ,oaders ., yonr ,,,r,v you'll
,no,,,e,, ,o,l;,,o om,,l.h,,, h.,no,, -
.clec, 4 Ilomocra, Ian ,;mos ro,l,ci,..
tthon ,o,o o., : .,,;,ro.n W., In, ~ :,
.u,is Z ,rna Va ,.non, H.. ~,
h..o ,o,,,r lao, it, ~, or 4,
the co,,u,, ,ho,,,' ,.o,, hovo. oI,,na -
,ho i,on,,h,;,.a,, no,,, v.., or,o, '.oo !,
anil vo,cl AGAINST Tho Democro,s
orr hes, tr;euds Tho ypcnnbl;cans
icousider ,ba coiored mar q ma, i,or
I. M,
Az tthHS erASSps W fOtc ioi thcHi' w v
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-05

A smash up occurred on Mexican
railroad last week and 200 persons
were killed outright and fifty Others
wounded. The road had only been
open for travel ono week. A bridge
gave way and, caused the calamity,