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sptrfA. II 81. Lonts d!obt- f,smuera,.
NAs11ISaroN, D. c., June 20.-,Tlio stop
pnge Of tho Treasury inquiry ut hts4parttcu-
lnr juncttlre, iirst announced III thesu Ills
pntctlus, creates considerable gossip nlu
speculation. sl'lere Is moro surprise TX
pressed in tho 1reasuryltself tl,nn atywllere
else. Perhaps tliis Is because innny Of tlin
Irregularities are tlorG mora familiar, a,Ml
thercsuIts of thorough. investigation mare
frnught with personal consequences. The
discovery Of tho woman lii thu case,
tuul tllo probability If The development
of N, ,tgy scandal affecting tho character Of
Il public official near III tho Secretary. l,as
contributed mare Il, TIC sensation. TiN it,
,tuenco uf Ills woman ltas been felt In tho
Treasury for several ycars. S!to Is p'urnp,
handsome alnl s!lrewtl nnd las swayetl tho
powers TINT bo with such d rt,tl af authority
TINT she Inns long been co,lstiere, the prncti
cNl embodiment Of pOwGr itself, .CnrryiMg on
ller conquest anil tho disposal 0f clerks R'At
elcrksl,trs NJ will. So nutorlors Inns tls
l,er lnlnu IL this c1nnyctl0s, si'1ce every ono
ut nil inuiiltnr with Trrns,try matters chi,
1l,,,lo lscr md her nnetnl representatives ut
once, Whenever tho subject IL mentioned. j..
-. Az TItH .FEMALE Mt.MliEls =.
OF tho Ptltey ri1ig, sElo N feared by tho petty
cilicfs troliel,out tie Treasury. Willie stlbui-
.0iiieinl flv0r. On Christmas dnys sllp IL the
! recipient OF testimonials from !uAny sources,
sycopinnts to pfacate the wiltt!l amt Wil, tho
fayor DF Tie lIllt, who Is 0lmny n,1ieti rs her
cnllBurt. Notnno who Would liul.l p!!qco dnro
ralsu y q Whisper Of complaint about
jAua.letl will. presents, fawlel upon by
suborttuatrs, feared by chief clerks,
sllnl hnteA ly contemporary fay0rlts, what
wonder In Il Tint Custodian 1'ltney SHOULD
| ho cllargctl to thu Contingent Fund. When
the lnvest1gatflg Comintttco, got dowl, to
ller sculsl;llls !!n!lse ur.l. furniture. md the
t(auell, tic ring, and thu renl lord Of tho
| Treasury, 1t Mulid ltsrlf oil dangerous
/ grounds. Not only tlMIt, but 1t found Itself
suddenly snlitTod out Ut oxlstellce.. No ono
| cun prQhnbly nccllsu Secretary Wllllnm Of
knowingly c0ycrlnE lip this sort Of tusluess
lle Is simply ruled by tho Interested paftlcs.
| Tho efcct, llow1vor, ID Tic sasllc.. =,
, 1881-06-23
OBITUARY.
-, LIEUT.. 1fEATrNa.


The funeral services over tho Remain. =,
the late Edward j. Keatlng, Lieutenant " "
tic Chlcago l'ollco Department, wera 'I ~: u
served yesterday 1T Elgtn. At 10 o'ctork th1 M
cofllil WIS b0ruu froM, thu residence NJ ths ,ts
brother of the deceased to St, Atary's churcI
where the solen'n exercises wuru pcrfosmel
By tho Icy. Father Stuck. Tho burial tnot
place at Gilbert Cemetery, about seven n
nillns from E!gin,-a spnt In close nroy.
inllty tu tile Scena Ut tlle deceased n.
ticcrss BIRTH. :. Among tl,Jso iii atteni. ~
,.1lce were ,Clltef A[c(lariglc, secretn.Irrr ff.Ir
Doyle, Capt. hathaway, Alnrsllul Eluiiss' y
thu Fifo Department; tie pnll-bearers. ips,ts ~
Scl!un.aehtr, 1lnyd, l.H1dell, Ripley, Shea.
WILSON asl l'Arslu!t, Representing .t1s i'ojies
sAssoclastoni .SsrKi. lt9aGlI aild Oalcelss
nlNl Wiley ntl4 SerEt. DnnleI duffy: a11'i
1lutul, 'e'l'
Tic remains wGre followed 10 The eraya bv
fifty cnrrtages benrIug friends 0f tlle Heal,
a,Ni not !lry eye WIS to be seen us Tie ciods'
Ut earth filled tho grave and hid forever.
more from, WOW, the audy Of the lnan whom
nll Ind lGllrl,GH to love.
, 1881-06-23
TOBACCO,
THE CENSUS l.El'O,yr.

,,.a,,,v.,r,,s, ~ = r. linn I'm M ~ .1,o roror+
WAsniSntoS. y -. y, s.., JUN .-tno - M rcgos1
.. pGsS pf set 1ot .n s coae, to
tubncco urottIct Of tic initial Stotes for tho
canu,'s vno,s tesfl and ina: wns Ixsnc,I fron,
'Ss ~" ~,ys',ssn,1cn @ ~ ta.,iny w." "on,narat1y" , ]
tao Ce',s.'s.oco m.aaH ,et a. c"'i'aas,se
Increase n tflo pro.luctlodof sO Lur cent dur
ino tba ,ipca,,,,. I'm Trntlnot Ii, tsSo hoino
.%soaf ~ 10y -. ~, tf,v s,ss un.s AMI .tnt ~ I'M
ptAccn ~ ~" 1o's''o to""u1. -. .'A1 Wv. " 4u4'
At S6a' ;thAi polln'ls' :lltls anpaFol't III,
eve:s IL. IN tooseo ss eutiyate as ts ' pro-. pro-
calling ef,n4tis trDf, Taa Nlunll OliD
, 1881-06-23
RUSSIA.
sptt{at Dispatch to Tia Chttase Itt

Special Dispatch to TIA Chttase Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. T., june a2.-Numorolis
complaints l,nye bee,1 tnade by Atncrfcan
Hebrews that the Russian Government, illits
persecution uf thu Jews Ill TINT Empire, has
committed outrngrs llpot, Jews WHO llaya
held American passports. Inquiry at tho
Stntc Department csiclts tho fact TINT no s,,c',
cnsa has tcc,, reported to CIR Minister ut st.
Petersburg. All Of Mfntster Fosters corre'
spoittlencu llns been searched, ai.l 10 such
casu Is reported. nor Is 1t prohablo TINT Mill
ister Foster wnnid permit my Jcw holding
a,l Ainerica, passport II, bo deprived of. Its
protection: The question. however. as to
nlc1lt 1nny trent one port,tl, of Its population
IL una 0f I. very tiolicnto nltnrp III which our
Government lins lltt fnterfGred.
, 1881-06-23

Special Dbpatts to TIT Chttdao 1rthun& ,,.
TOlloSTu, juno a3.-I'lle l'ew l4'saal IT, sa
lattaus, whereby all prlatsl matter hae" ..n n
Insurance papors, legal briefst deeds h1esI IL
unly ba solt w. mall at lettsr post.fa.s,,,' ,'..
creating considerable llacottont a!nohg ,c, go
lies most Interested. Lawyers aud .'',"v ""s
nncs men complain bitterly t'as to fa!u ~rri sr
ctargett Is ux1iorbltant. Insurance ''la!l"s 70.
Instance taacass OF MI insurance cunp'1}i 1}ipty
Uu!vlg Vi, application tot MI INSURANCE., for
lass 0t 'papers,, Wliiufl nr0 treQilettt'ss, III
bulky, mud ,i.0liees with tho ira.rs1pis,
tael!n(cnta tAerYto, such ns TSnewat IT iUuk.
subrogatlons, etc., wure se!lt by nart rnsa NJ ars
post. i.llH cent per fnnr s'il'lces -. It,ypf,a
now flt charged !ettbr-p1at. For1Ipt!f. TThey
applications coill be sent tor one fem.t em%tlnue1
now etst u. II tI.esu rsltus nro t.. ~ ,',ake
tic INSURANCE companies will t,tSe N :" :" pay
extra elinrges Of the Insurer VIII l.,s,o wlc|t
the pustaRo. Lawyers say pAckaBrna Brna"mu[Its
formerly required two uuhts now ssvs sssqvntrss
u. They tinl 1t ullcnper tn pay xs sNK|l K|,elnk
charges than latter rntts. Etinrts assitllitl ass
lltalt, 10 Insye tho old rtxll1tio'ls snU..nt sr5
for the iuW Yllo I'0st-t}lilcu NV
themselves taklux stpps to means '1' .
/ regulations,
, 1881-06-23
BANK TAKES,
TI{fs Tlfsp{t1t1'g. !
IEtFs lf1tTVRIH
EostfaI Nspakfh to The CtteaQq Iftbut

Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO 1rtbuns.
WAsit1NuroN, D., C., Juno ss!.-Iho re-
ports uf Revenue Agent Kinney In the case
Of tho Montreal DaI,lt n,ld Of tho Canadian
Hank Of Commerce reached hcru this ,norll-
Ing, but the Commissioner Ut Internal lleve-
nuu does not consider 1t proper to mike pub,
lie tho contents Of these reports until after
tho counsel for the banks shall have been
iieartl AMI tic decision, Of the Internal lseye
nue. bureau with respect to tile eases Inns
been determined. 1t MAY l,e sntd, howeyer,
that the returns upon which tho 1levenlls
Agent thinks tic bank Is iInblo
for taxation aro exceedingly large.
Il, tho case Of tile Bank nj
Montreal, the caso gocs tack To 1872, making
monthly. statements Of tho surplus, or cap
ital, or deposits. or borrowed money, Or
whatever term may bo ad]uaeed to DO the
proper one to describe tho mnlley Which IN
various ways Is usc'l ~ business by that
bunk. -.
THE AodnEuArn
Is m lnmol,so one. aill, II this Hunl which Il
returned Is to bo the sltil upon wlllcl, 1-..ssi
Of l per cent tax per month Is to be
assessed md collected, the nlaounL which
win be found to 10 due win be
yary ,n,tcll grcater ytlian tho $4,000
already Indicated In tllase dispatches. Tin
question, however, r. iii open oile. Il!e
lH,nts of Inv ralsett 1tn,.tl,ts cass yre quite
ternatloiml Hunk md C6rn Excailse cast..
but the Colnn,lssioner Hoes not Intend to
hold tim lnuiter long Nnllcr aslvlseMent, as
10 Wishes to llavo tlie;sluestio,l settled .lnr-
rcTinnln 6llt eight more 1ays. Tho rymrt ~
to tho sIs0rtuHo Ut the Canadian llnult Of
Commerce, 0f COURSE, IL mllcl, smaller fn the
ARgregnte. nv tic hallH lla3 lcctl tl0lng btlsl-
ness lii Chicago for a lnucll shorter period.
, 1881-06-23
POLITICAL.

IOWA.

Special ptspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Sioux Cry, H., Juno GA number Of
communications published in The Tl.Dt1Ss
fr0sn different sections Of tho Stnte llnvo
spokc, most fayorably Uf the Hon. j. X.
Graves, Ut Dubuque, us tho most fit person
for tho position OF Governor Of Iowa. TlG
sentiments expressed only reliO those or
the cntre Statc, mt! we say It without any
hcsitancy TINT J. X. Graves Is to-day the
most popular ,nnn III Iowa. Had l,e pro-
norncctl himself n candidate fow mouths
ngo, nothing III t'ml's world coull lave
saved hin from filling tie Gavernor's c'lafr,
anil even ut t!'ls !ata writing lln Is apt to 10
struck by the Gnbernatortat bolt. lle has
the lbllity tn make tllN llast popular GuY-
erilor tic State Inns uyer Ind, md MI ,Dll-
,,ll4tc and thu balance IT tic State-cpnid mt
their eMiiltdntU hu notwithstanding sllOut
!nr !. X. Graves for Governor: Tlle lini1. j.
poor l'uy, md entareti lsio ths (a,ikins bnsi.
ness rs Il clerk. 13y clnse attention to b,lsi-
ness l!e spotl hec;tnie cashier, alitt atei} Dy
step aslva.cttl lsllnsalf, until now lle stands
T. OH ,1e q te st n sp'ar e f Il o%nie IL 59%a G e
will only le tho office seeking the nl,l1i. n!ll
t0t the man seeking the office. Lot the telc-
gntrs Gust their y0tGH for tic iioll. -. X.
(;rnyrs wl,en the deadlock ol'sllcs, a,d they
Spseiat Dspaiea to 7as Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. PLEASANT, H., June .f.-rl,e lscpu,-
llcnns oil Henry County hUltl their Cnllyeti-
tioll today IN tliis city ttl ''un!nts de!eg4ses
Aloli,es uM the DtEi Inst. Tho Coi,vu,,tlo,i Wns
lurEc alnl enthusiastic. aud after selecting
Thirteen tlelcgAtes unanimously adopted the
following resolution:
KtsoIretl. Tint the 1.epub''sana of ,Ilonry
complications which have nrseIi nh ncenttlt NJ
d!Ileruneos ,of op!nion o., p!!bllu qtIcsI1ons of
, 1881-06-23

= TIL: 1iIsroi1y Of THIS INDEBTEDNESS
10 l)ratr II thus set forth III 1, suit to bo
brought by y. q. lIne. quo Ut tho PROMINENT
District lawyers: j. 4. Walsh WIS II lankvr
III Washington III 1870 nntl. ly5u, md .urlnE
tlest, years llD luniutl Br.atiy tho sum named:
With the exception Of thu s1tiall Repayment
noted III tl.e nccos.Mt rs stntHsl ab0y1, nrat!y
l,atl nude tso payment sfnca November. l87O,
though tlu Ind llegn repoate.lly requested
The business Of Nalsh wns tint Of =
lender nf money. md lie It'll 'nrgo busl;,
hess tti tlIsc01lnlny whnt ar1 known Ms postMl
drntts. In :, tlfs capactty 10 dis.
II, original contractor Oh tlle fnmttls SniIth
III lid Prescott rt,iltc. Mci5ol,guFl! failed.
md ttrl.ctl tho rUnte oyer. to Wnlsll rs thu
best Hecurfty liu could gtvo him. I'll this way
Wnish becAhlo n government route Gull
trucsDr for tic first anil uMty, tine. It wus
subsequent tn Wnlsl'e taking cllNrEe of, the
route, and aftur II lntl heeli expedited By
DratIy from. S74,Do to si:G,oo9, Tint llra'ly
borrowed tho sums nnlItet'. Wnlsl, nlwnys
trentrtl tllcs0 tun.is as ptircly cul,ilnerclnl
trnnsacltoMs.t l}rady's conduct, llnwcyer.
Ind beeil s,tcll rs .to creat1 II strong ttlpres'
sion lint l,c considered these sllM,s as loans
nlNut which lie nerd nut trouble himself:
'rloso who nru coEnizart Ut tho facta ito not
snnht Wnts1a's ability To fully establish Ills
claims.
, 1881-06-23
{1JIEnEfs.
VQ Flf NIs
SpsetaI Dttpateh to Tia Chfeaoo TtthuHa

SpsetaI Dttpatth to Tia Chicago TttbuHs
'QuEHEc. jun a.-Lc Nuuucllc records
tho discovery of rascally attempts to act tlra
to tho splendid new clapui Of Our l.ady Of
Lo,lrtles, ut st. Sauveur, us well Us he
parocltlal church Ut tho salno municipality:
Iii botl, casrs quantities OF straw were stuffed
Into the basement windows Of the saciea
etlfliee ailtl iIretl. IN tic tHse uf the pass9
church tho fralnu Ut tho window aud sevetai
l,lnllks Of tho sidewalks Whr0 burned bclote
Thu fire WIS nDtieets. =.
tho southwest s!,Dre pf tie Dly >. l'Gnl:
Tho Louis Is fur fcut six Inches Wide: Ing
orD tests 'iW Ot,lce9 0f silver to tue W.
which Is worth 81 an oltl,ce.
, 1881-06-23

gram. This agent says the proposition meets
tho enthusiastic Endorsement Uf n1l, aud TINT
tlicy plrpnse showing TINT they do mt desire
to Gnntrnl the Senatorial ELECTION. hut Mre
willing 10 ctilnl,rnlnfse In tllo Interest Of the
pnrty. Thu .1ufMt Conference resumed its seS-
siU,i mt iOta. They tlpcitlett H. instp0nc The
I.Npl,nin progralm until nltnr the ltrst ballot,
III Or.ter to Test thotr strength.
, 1881-06-23

porte!i statonenit tllat M Ex-senator Dorsey lad
abandoned Arkansas turns otlt to hu fatsu.
Alr. Dursny saih to-tlay, III MI interview, llat
he considered Arkansas Ills permanent honc.
llu l.nl already arranged tn. build himself a
stta permanently hereafter, lIts business iii
terests TT tho Enst bolng now clusod up. Mr..
l,orsey also. saItl lle Ind written q lettur
to the Little Rock: HcpubIfcnn, showing
Ills purposes In regard to nifnfrs iii Ar
kallaus. Those who think DorHey's ciletities
havu succeeded III killing him will awake to
4 now light bo(Or0 l0llE,
, 1881-06-23

=
gptttal Ddpatth 10 The Chicago 7ritans. = !
CAnIOI1ToS, ILL.,, June A.-Frunls V[Yall,
ogca ii, II prominent bankcr MID successful
businessman, Of this city, died sl.ddcnly th33
morning: by choking 10 tlenth from tu.llor
III tla tilrnnt, whtcfi hn,l been growing for
tho past Gfglltpul Months.
, 1881-06-23
JOHN HENRY,

Spfetal DIpateA ia 7hs Chicago 1ribans,,
ANN ARnoIs, Allcll., J,tlie 1..-John Henry,
u leading miller mud well-known resilient ot
this county for ,,cnrly forty ycars, died to:
tlay, ugel 6B years.
, 1881-06-23

GEORGE IT. 1sTsEsTON.
BUFFALO, June A9.-George II. Preston 1
retired grnIn merchant, ulel suddenly to;
ttay, nYvu 81.
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OBITUARY.

Diod-At his residence near Church
Hill, In this county, Of pneumonia, on
April Both, Mr.. Charles ID. Jones, IN
the 3lst year ofhis age. q a3{kga
was BORN In Trigg conn
ty aud lived there the greater part OF
his. life. He moved to Christian not
year back and settled In aneighbor-
hood where former residence had
made his character known, aud his
return was greeted as the return OF
one whose, going was regretted. LIE
was duiilul son, all indulgent father,
an affectionate husband, aud man
whose sterling qualities recommends :
cd him 10 the good graces Of all his
acquaiutances. When lie should have
beeu in bed he was in tho field at
work for his wife and chilaren, Thus
determination to do his duty hasten
cd his doath aud robbed US Of olie
whose place Ia hard TO fill. 10 bis
heart-broken wife the sympathy Of
all her acquaintances may bring some
consolation, and 1t is hoped that God
will temper the wind that 1t may not
blow TOO harshly upon those who are
stripped Of q protector by his death.
ia chm g dg4olii4 "a II. WgH.
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THE DEVIL AND THE LAW
yERS.

/
The Devil came up to the earth ono day,
Aud mtcn court-house hc wonded his way.
Just as the attorney. with very grave face
wesprocscding TO argue the points In ease
Now, lawyer hls dcvilshcr never had seen,
For 70 his dominlons none had ever been:
And'hc felt very curious the reason to know,
Why nonchad been sent to tho rcgiou. below.
Twas fault of his ageuts, hIsm aJesty thought,
"hy none OF these sharpcrs have never been
~ caught, 49,
And for his own pleasure he had asIesire
10 come to tl'e earth and the reason inquire. |
Well, the lawyer he rose With visagc so grave
Made out his opponenta consummatc knavc,
And the devil was really greatly amused
To hear tho attorney so aptly abused.
A. soon as the arst speaker had como to 4
close, VI
The counsel opposing him flcrccly arose,
And hcapcftsuclrabusc on the head Of the nrst
A. made him avllha q all men the.worss.
Thns they quarrelcd, contcndcd and argued 60
long,
'Tnhs hard 20 determine tho one that was
wrong;
And concluding no heard quite enough Of tho
fuss,
Old Nick turned away and solIloquized thus.
''lt al they have saisl Of each other be true
Tue deviihas surely been robbed Of his due.
I'm Satisfied now; 'tisall ycr,1weIi-f y n I /
Forl these lawyers would ruin tho morals Of
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A Correotio


Ed. SoUTH KEsTucKIAN: .H
In your paper Of April 10th, / saw
q piece from one ''Spoon" OF this
place, who dared TO assail the eti-
quettc and even the civilization oil
spencer Thinking that the citizens
of Spencer and the students of Bur-
ritt College Especially tho young la
dies) have been very badly misrepre-
scnted, l have concluded 10 correct a
few statements made-by the honora-
Bile "Spoon."
We can easily account for the exag-
erations upon his part for, as he him
self says, he was In q rush. We
think he need not haye mentioned
that fact, since any one, who is ac-
quainted with Spencer and Spencer's
customs, knows that no one, who
had takchSa sober, cohsIderate fore
thought about the matter, would
have ever written such sentences
against Spencer, and that no one
could have calmly and without "rush-
ing composed such a piece.
Z lie spoke Of a, certain Illustration
of Gods wrath. This I do not OK.
actly understand. spencer, In my
opinion, is highly favored of God,
nature having completely done her
part, and We can see no visitation
OF Gods anger except he has
spourged us with very bad quality
of "Spoons' II the honorable gentle.
man be fair sample. Nv
He tells us that the etiquette OF
Spencer is absurd. What egotilsmi
One individual dares to say thatthe
customs of an entire community are
absurdl The society OF Spencer Il
made up, of individuals who have
como from different parts of the
United States for the purpose of cd.
ucating themselves or their children,
They practise the same rule Of eti.
quette, follow the same customs that
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MARSHALL, SALINE Co., NO.

.flfN ~ l.N|NN..fHN .
Ed. SoUTu KESTUcKIAS:
IL has been some timo since I wrote
to the SoUTH IkENrUCKIAN, SO feel
ing in q scriboling notion this even.
ing aud thinking perhaps they would
not be Objectionable, l concluded to
write Q few lines. j p esn'
Well | think VIC can safely say
now that, W
Syripg In her beauty,
The earth has arrnyed, lAli tIi ~
fBut Mr.. Editor, do not think In
tend mdulging In a panogyric on
spring, for | Know your repugnance
to that subject. and intend nothing ol
the kind. For the last few days the
weather has been exceedingly pleas
ant; the trees arc budding, flowers
blooming, and all nature seems to
have donned her robc Of green. The
prospect for wheat in this portion ol
the State is good, the fields look
green and fourishing. Farmers are
quite busy now preparing for crop,
q good deal Of blowing has been
done, but owing to the unusually
long winter, they are not as well up
with their work, as would otherwise
have been the case. saN i9is.i3 2
Saline in her spripg dress Is cor-
tainly land OF beauty, you can see
for miles and miles and every where
your eve rests on green fields, dotted
here and there; with white houses,
surrounded by beautiful groves OF
shade trees. Our dwelling la situat-
ed on quite ri-e, from the trout
door we can see Marshall, (Which is
about q mile and q half from us)
quito plainly, tile vehicles on the
streets can be seen, and sometimes l
almost imagine see tho pedestrians.
Several weeks since the court
house in Marshall was burned, for q
time the supposition was that some
boys were playing cards there,
dropped match among some COM
bustibles, and so caused the fire, but
now II is the general beliei that II
was the work Of an incendiary, 1t is
q true saying that "murder will out"
and | guess some, day 1t will be
known who did the deed. or course
we will have .anothor court-house, I
noticed while iu Marshall yesterday,
quite a number of new dwellings in
course Of erection. { is.'eli ft'sta
The, new rail road Is being sur
Iveyed, aud will soon be In o peration.
The Chicago Il Alton, seems to be
doing quito thriving business, from
ten to fifteon trains pass daily, the
track runs In two or three hundred
yards of our house, aud take great
Interest In watching the trains pass.
For . while 1t was thought the
fruit crop was destroyed, but now it
Is thought there will be the greatest
abundance. / think l never saw such
fine apples as grow in Missouri, and
In such quantities., every year hund-
reds Of bushels are left ungathered.
Tue apples keep splendidly, very fine
ones can be had now for fifty cents a
bushel, Missouri salso we'll adopt.
ed 10 other fruits, on the branches
lplpms, gooseberries and currents
grow, in profusion. I meyer saw q
finer prospects fot goossberries, and
as that Ia iavorite fruit with me oil
course ! am charmed, M
But will not trcspass longer, on
your valuable time, and close with
many good wishes for the future
prosperity 4 Of the'SourH KENruoK.
i1N, ID alaL .a..Iai lla.lnt A. D.
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SECRET SOCIETIES

Masonic LoDsE-M Meets LIST Monday
evening in each msuth, at Masonic
Hall. J.I. Landes, w. NJ. Geo.
Street, Secondary.
EvRRoaEEx LoDaR, No. 88 KsIoHrs
orPYrHAs--Mects at X. Of P. Hall,
2ud aud 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. r. w. Norwood, q. c.,
J. w. Gross, aK. of n. a. s..
Endowment rank, 3rd Monday eve-
niug In each month. z, A. q. My
rick, Pres; ]. s. Forey. Sec and Treas.
0Dp FRLIows-Third story, Hop
kinsvillo Bank building. meets every
Friday evening. Encampment meets
every ist, and Srd Thursdsy evcns-
ipgs
"a. O. U. w.--Mcets at X. of p.
Hall every Monday evening. II. e.
McCamy. NJ. w.
X. Of H. LoDGR--Mcets at X. OF p.
Hall lstand 3rd Tuesday nights o'
each month"; M. Lipstinc, .R.Nat
Gather Dictator.
KMour TEMrLARs-Meets 4th Mon.
T,iaS night IA each month. at Masonic
EXPRESS OFFICE eal
4. 4 NJ ExpREss OonrASy-R,
w Norwood Agent. Oiiics old Bank
building, Main Sticet,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-10
GARRErTsBuRa.

The young people of this cemmu-
nifty contemplated having picnic al
Mr.. Geo. Embry's pond on last Sat-
urday, but by reason Of Indictment
weather II wasindefinitoly postponed.
However, the ehappy event win doubt
less ere long take place, and Mr.. Edi-
tor you can rest upon your oars and
feel assured Of receiving bid.
Prof. j. W. Rust, Of Hopkinsyillc,
came down on the lst inst, and kind
Ily. assisted Rev. w. II. Ryal in organ
izing Sunday School at .Oliyet
Church. Prof. Rust Is an earnest and
efficient worker in the cause OF Christ,
and his efforts on last Sabbath were
crowned with that glorious success
which his zeal merited. Mr.. Carter
Leayell was elected Superintendent
of the Sunday School, which is held
every Sabbath afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
A party composed Of 10 or II gen.
tleinen left Garrettsburg on tho End
Iult., for White Oak Crock, Houston
county, Tenn, where thoy win saend
several days in joyful Indulgence
In the piscatorial art. They went
fully equipped for having fun, and
Sn,iv y o.y roo,,.oa @ 'onJ ,hav % oil, coma
uy haao ,,';,,, a1' ! a,e,;oncn V " hra;n fonS
no,o ]" ~ o,'s Wv" modsrn : % SnIo%ous w W Of tha on
,;ra nsr,v '
M ana Mrs.. WA Jonos of
co,nmhns ~ onita recaotlv snsn,
= ySr Sos Savs II n,,r Ind nido, NJ Ianas &
and lad~ haxa a host Of rela,;ves and
sr;snSs Ss a. ~ ~' ,b,s v v,cin,,v who ysru u