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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25
soolAI1rIrs.

Mr.. L. D.shobe, of Bowling Green
is In the city.
Mr.. WIN. II. Howe, OF Nashville
was In the city last week.
DR.. Jas Rodinsn paid visit to
Frankfort last week.
Mr.. J. J. Bumpas. OF Cincinnati,
was In the city Saturday.
Miss Mary Warfeld, of Casky, has
entered Bethel Female. College as
pupil.
Mr.. q. T. Oliver, late OF Pembroke,
has taken aposition Ia the telegraph
Office at the depot.
Prof. Chas II. Dietrich, Superin-
tondent Of the Public schools is board
Ing at the Phoepix.
Miss Siaa Harris, of Louisville,
who will DO teacher IN the Public
School, 10 boarding atDr Fairleigh's
Mrs. z. II. Bush returned to Padu-
oah last week, after pleasant visit to
friends aud relatives In this vicinity.
Mics Beruie Jones, OF Cadiz, who
has been visiting Mrs. NJ. II. Jagoe
At Madlsonvillc, was Ia tho city Fri.
day GU her way home.
Mlss Florence johnson, OF Hender-
ecu, who has been astudent OF Bethel
Female College for so,nc months, re-
tarued home saturday.
Mr.. Thos. W. Bcckner, who has
been residing in Louisville for somc
months, returned home last week 10
engage In business here.
Mr.. A. H. Fleming and wife reiurn-
cd to Msyaeld last week to live.
Their daughter, Miss Minnie, Is
boarding at Bethel Female College.
Mise Emma Glass. oil Hopkiusvillc,
a charming Young lady, reached the
city last evening on a visit to the
family OF her uncle. Mr.. j. II. Van
Culin.--P aducah Ners.
The friends OF Mr.. Bankhead Dade
will be gratiaed 20 learn that he has
moved TO tho city 10 live. He has
taken up bis residence OH Nashville
Street, near the suburbs Of the city. h
DIP. 7. Rogers, who has been for !
soIne timo In the drug store Of MIR
0aruelt. returned TO Greensboro
Wednesday, where ho will spepd
few days aud return TO take a posi-.
,isn In the drug store Of Hopper &
Bon /,
Mr.: II. II. lluggins, ofBsvcrly, has '
moved TO The city 10 engage in busi. {
ness. lie occupies Mrs. Halls house j
on North Maiu street. We are al. D
ways glad to welcome such useful C
citilens as Mr.. Huggins, to eur city, 0
Col Gsuo Henry aud family have
moved from tue city TO a farm near
Pedec 10 live. Miss Mamie will be u
missed BY her many friends and ad, g
lnirers, IN the social circles, OF which Z
she was ons Of the brighics, orna- "
Inenis. p
Mr.. Vernon Wardlaw left last week :
Tor Hopklusyillc, KY, where he.will y
'peud two or three mouths recruit p
ing HE health. Iie has not entirely c,
recovered from tho severc- attack OF
Although we much 70.
yret his sbsencc, yet we hope by the "a
diversion that he will DO entirely ra. !,
covered ere long aud with US again. =
ciarksriiie Tobacco Leaf. =
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25
For Sale.

One hundred or moro acres Of land,
near Belleview, this county, equal in
location and fertility TO any land In
the county. Apply to A. W, Mcach-
am, Belleview, or TO tho editor Of this
paper.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25
- ssSS1Ss .. Sss. y n sssss Week..

Msssrs. craddock i Co., ios, Race ST..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlemen:-Pieasc send me twelve bottles
Of "; II. JAhE9,CAHNABI Ispicl, ono each
Of pills and ointmbnt, for friend Of mine
VINO i 70 not expected q live; and as your rnedi-
cines cured me Of Consumption some three
years ago, want him to try them. / gained
ffteen nonnds while falling tho irst three hot.
ties, and know II Ia just the thing Tor him.
~ ~. X. Respectfully, ~. yHULL,
will setisfy the most skepficai. 'Thcrc IL moi
single tymptom Of Consumption that IL does
MOI dissipate at once, md Il win break ,lp Al
iresn cold u y hours. {l5o per pint bctils. v
Adarsss CEAppoax q %, in11 kaos 81 Phil
Suc''hia ~ NAT II 81
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

d . d
The members Of the family Of Mr..
Chas. Fuess desire 10 tender their
sincere thanks tor the fraternal kind
mesa rendered at the funeral our son
and brother, W. B. McQuigg. late of
Hopkinsviile, KY, BY Washington,
ll80 aud Armenius Lodge No. $50,
knights Of Honor of this city.
H. d. McQuIee, Father.
MARrHA McQuIee, Mother.
7. D. McQUIaa, Brother.
MRS. Dora FUSS, Sister.
Mr.. McQuigg, was member
of the X. Of II. Lodge here
and leaves large circle OF friends
and acquaintances who will regret to
learn Of HE death.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25
New Paper to DO Started.

Mr.. W.. J. Blackstock, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, was IN tho city last week and
made arrangements TO start o new
paper, Republican In politics, in this
city. He expects to get II, started BY
tbe first OF March. We have not
learned what 1t viii be called.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

JEFF Davis has completed his history.
OF the civilwar, and it will shortly be
issued by Appleton a Co.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25
Special Locals.

Everything in the
fancy grocery line
such as Cranberries.
| Oranges, Apples and
all kinds Of Canned
Goods at bottom
prices at
N. B. Edmunds & Go.
Nice'lot Of Dressed
Turkeys at l.. W:
Means to-day.
We have made arrangements with
our publishers for the school books to
be used in the Public Schools, ana
Will have them on hand at the an.
pointed time.
GlsH & GARshn.
Did you know that Louis Elb has
moved his atock to Msroalfe's old
stand?
A large assortment of Spring
Mattresses on hand, woven and
spiral wire. best in use. Give them
a trial and il you don't like them You
can return them
GEo. y. THOMPSON.
l take this method Of stating that
II those Of my customers whom
have accommodated by crediting 80
long. will come forward and settle
their accounts. they will oblige
yours respectfully.
]. +. PrLE.
Cali on Bad Nance at N. L. Ca.
'anah's il you wsnt groceries at bot
ON prices.
Bud Nance sells the cheapest groc- /
'riss in town at N. L. Cavanah's.
Just received at N. f
3. Edmunds & Co., al
Choice lot of Fancy
Rio Coffees. Call and
,ee them.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

2. D. Conger. the little upstart,
who has made an ass Of himself for
some years in the House has been
sent to the Senate by Michigan Re-
publicans.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

Geo. Dussell Of New York threw
yitriol in Mrs. Reger'ssiacs because she
refused 10 marry him
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

Thos. Blackwell a drummer for The
Nouisville house Of Buckner q Go.
~ found dead il bed at . hotel in,
'7eion City, Tenn.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

New York. Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Illinois and Missouri, are the leading
States in population.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25
TOBACCO NEWS.
HoMr.

HOME.
Inspectors weekly report Hopkins
vile tobacco Market, week ending
Jan. Goth, 1881.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

Bud Nance soils the cheapest groc-
eriss in town at N. L. Cavsnah's.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-25

Cali on Bud Nance at N. L. Ca
vanah's i you waat groceries at bot
tom prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

South Bound.
Forth Bound.

Sail, Southwark, connects At Charlottesville
with t'hes. & Ohio K. T., East and West s.!
! Lyncthufg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. &
pho 4. K, through South west Virginia, 10
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis Little Rock
and TeEas-anG TT Dsnville with Richmond s
G.nT!i!e <. +. to South end Southwest.
Express southwark connects at tharlottes.
v!lo w all points on Ches. & Ohio 4. H. and
az Danvil!e !or ell points South. East and South
AIGED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
eSandr's daily, except Sunday, 500 q. m. and
IL W III, and retaining arrive at Ale1sndrl.
For MN ASSAS LINE leave Wsshins.ou
10 q, n. and Alexandria I 81 a. M, daily,
except Sunday, arrive 3. Strssburg t12 Is D. H.
conHectiD. With the Valley Road Hast and
West Lave Strssburs 2 so o. m, arriving al
Ale2andrn Il + 80 D. m
hlH&H TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
iSlpN leaves AlexsDdris dsily. except Sum
GtN, u " IA =. m, arriving 81 Strssburg al 6 Q5
" M, md returning leaves Strssburg 5, s Is
! d M. srrlV;Eg IN Alexandria at 2 AZ q. m.
FOR Middlaburg, daily connection al Plains
s.a;ion
FOR GrpervilIe regular connection ut Del,.
pia:ie
For WATERMELON. leave Washington a,
7 10 8. G. daily.
ali tr.iRs make good connections, Ut Wash.
'ng.cn. TO and from North and West.
AeW Urlaane sleeper leaves WASHINGTON al
~ h.. ~, running through without change
On hIprees train, lesVing Washington At III o.
p. IA y SKIS Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only SI.OO, through to
Usnv!'ie.
Pulls.an Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga, without change, on 10 w
.. N. ttsnl
Through tictets very low 10 the South and
southwest.
ggNCER SJAuauTpp n IT.
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Iniaod / Seab2agd GoastIng 10.
Steamers d .h;a line gill run 81 follows:
FisI SGzsg@EE,
Connecting ~ith Eerchsnta and Miners Line
f.. Boston, stoalnaz
I'D 3" etT TEE h.eEE

Lsr1l" aE TEE G..EE
EFSEE Nu&pA1: WEDN a3DAY and
FEiDat, st 81 n'c!ock PIN; raiproins, Ieav.
Norfolk on s!t'raste days al ! co T. N.
The s.zurch iron steamer has jusa been paint
90 throughout, s:stGrooms newly furnished sad
cHrpcted, aid is thu h.ndso;asst As we'll 80 the
ssfest boat on the Potomac ri7er snd Chesapeake
Gay, anu !s lae only S:"suier nHk!na Close cen
nect!"n WIKI the New : 9Gk ana Boston ste.rn-
e's; "!ec c,nnccts with tt,Chvnon1 Steamers sad
EslTo,d li:'cs cuth. stops At PIN by fJLHT
AID POI y L LOOKOUT gong and Returning
FIRE. f:st class. u 50 second Glass 81 81
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very ots2Ivlos sen;lcmso who hal les
tour wives WIS G sly "a sli1oed by friend
about such on alarming casually. The reason
be gave for the pr, v.l,rcs OF his misfortuuas
was qnslnt II not eutucy tue. lie said Inst
he Vas pcacstu' map, aud aever coo .dic t,
the person with whom he V i. A lively COT.
troverseG, DC wcut 90 10 tx pIstn. ~ abs ,Iuteiy
necessary to woman' ga u;e u ldes it che
Ia stlmu .ited, and 80 Ioog IS i c.. ilues sh@ is
happy and healthy. Wien n is never con,ra
dclcd, however, sac pines, 81 Ks into dccllrt
and et lost dies.
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EAILkOADS.
1881 GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, VEST & SOUTHWEST
- 4

1881 GREAT 1881
TO THE EEso okSR, WssT : s s91THwzsT
DOUBLE TRACK. - " "'1
STEEL RAILS, sPLENDiD sOENEEv
MA0NIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
April An. 1851.
Trains lesEe ,Wsshlns;on from depot Of BAL
nor Of Sixth End 3 81 sets, as follows:
For PhiladeIphis, New York snd the East. and
- ~ y. L. ds;iv, except Sunday, enc and
l0,H ~ daily. with Pssc. Cars. Linn.
$50 Express of Pullnsn Parlof Csrs $50,
u. daily sxesp; Sunday For Philadelpri.
-nt 10 20 =. N. d.iiy, except Sunday, and
!: o. = % -cd 10 p. III. d.iiy.
g.. Ii.t.curg and the West 800 5. M, with
f"-!oT Sri 20 P.ttsburg and Sleeping car TO
P't:s5urs ED lhlcsko; 1879 4. M. dsily:
S.3i t. r. 60 e, S,ih palace Gar to ChicsQo
go IannaGaisun and .hs North, SUI a. m
except sunday and 81 >. N. daily, except
SATURDAY With feiaCs Car = CSnandsigua,
Eoc oaiSias 1850 q. &c. daily eIcep, Sun.
T"r h;?tln.e5e, IL, s. 90, $50 and II 80 a. NJ:
20, 42n $40 90 9.3O and 1890 y. N.
~ Hu7!.y, SIS and iG. 30 SIN; 2.t0. $40, $50
81 i0cU .. i,
tur fDYr'= treas Line. ~ q. m. snd 40 p. m.
Lily, aEIs+:t sunday.
F1r annapolis, 4 s. n, a1d 4G p. N. daily
ai2"ri INC ~.
H,;GAi4 TRAINS.
.! t.;1&ant,ia IT,, : 81, $40, and l. 80 A.,
a.. ZIG :: Il F, g. t ~. g .sd Ii Sc y. ul. ,un.
d.. NJ 10. 2 ~. @u6 (. 30 =. n. and 8 D. m.
:r@!ns lo-Vn a:uAAn;irir !ul "FssuIn,:u h, go
si3. I'D 10 =. -, sid Il 90, 3, s, 7, 9l0
y II. - I y ehi.
):& sunday =. o;5, ard 10 @. m. and 90 and
u 9, III.
rnMGu.3H TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi,
s;ianticc ald Rich mond, will leave Ale1an.
..g!% :! 5 sGa II 81 =. N. daily and 5 % D.
y IL. ,:csit ocu3sy.
Fast mail, eavin. d: II 81 q. NJ. makes but one
step W: At Quantic3, between AleIandis
a,.d Richmond
Ei.asts an. information can be procured q,
-!-iG2iprl ralrosd statio1a and ticket Office,
!ioutaess; L. ?. FARkER,
Genl. Passenger Aqen,
2AA,NE THOMSON
ennrsi Mnn.sar ara
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%na steamers Of .h:s Company make cornsc-
tioaO al Norfolk for Eos;c;. unL eli points East:
ai EsW York with sii pC:nts West and Nor.n-
""s-, snt: al a-!H&auI.is with Virginln Midland
h''ir0aj sad w nahiagtpr End Uhlo Railroad
inroGAa fatSs Ei7un Gud ireigG. hAucted Care
fully Gid promptly. For further information:
apply 70 r. 4. a&En, s.gunt,
JGnney's wharf,
j. ". TaOAP:ON, President,
lbs + street,
sep :!-ft Washington. /; G.
.--.- Ill u :s y -oisAM LGhE;, eyhnE
A:EL.i-= - 10
!, hlLADEilf aliA, FAAL BITEE, pROV1-
taTUE hhU BOSTON
9ienulerf io%vo d.loInnG-is AyEEy TJ1rs,
UEDkJ "a -
ihlk .ina &C acoc:s 81 Alexandria with no n
q z h. 81" :! & @, +. rs, sao G. ph;;Ssoi,
nh:n VT" t!Fda's regular &ia,mshins for Vii
fiyas, 'roT!;:oncr md Husgan
"fe;::St ''rHsrjed With rron, ptncss and cur.
free o! coror:iIss.uas '''- 'S' .
no e;:"Tss To-. ssa2afs: ii Philadelphia. ar
. "HHSins..s III :f"';on. Quick .i2,n 2'reGna:;
4spfr$iras through rsGos md !hror.-S -,
II tH2las <!Te2, in9Cr~nce st tbn loyc.. -..e.
Agents;
a A2E;- Hiororceis,
"4G 4 En& = 90. ph,.ahairh;,
s|*;"'is.iN ~ 90. Yah S. Georg.'a
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FANCY sSsstageS,
@, M. AID A. M =.

Al immense ssaorlaeu, OF Merjno Cntir wa4r,
show: the isrge=t 81" most p!rtn stock OF
tcred il lha ctj for lsd,os gents, ni.s.s boys
and infants prices BE T. IS ach.
Ribbons Lorse,s and Eandkerchc:l,
GorinnltoW.., s'a&onY sad ~n.ti.ld WOOL :;
Yarns IN ell coiors and qualities; Eephyr Worst
sd, q ,uii supply; 4 wsys Ia SOCK Ianvasa, Vi ut-
toes, Introducing silks md >ceiies
Buttons rpool Blk. GCttucs, ThreGd Soaps,
Per'umcry. jeWery, sc
Hosiery in sOhd c0Iors, Stripes Rslrncrsl,
SabrlgaaH, hlsrino, l.lsie Th,e-c,, A,ur,;na
AID Yam; ovsr coo 1ozen OF fun ard m.dium
price Hosiery; prices from 1Oc 10 81 50 per rsir
Wooden Shewis. Scnris AooGs aa1 Mullins
Gloves IN Kid. Buck Sheep sud Dog Gkip,
French Castor, Gotta, Berlin, Rin2 wood, Ussh.
mere and tpoegra!f; pric. 25c 10 81 per pair
Gents fine E.ckwtar in Ties, 30 @s, kutiznd
CrJ olnVile and u hanGsom. assortment VI Gisu-
d"nts Scrrts, Shire. Collars, Cuffs and SIX
5uspenders.
Neck Eufiing. Kufs, Laces, Edgings Vol
lngs, Hoop nKlrtS, sc.
g. NJ. ADAMS. 90 King st,
seplb AieIsndris, Va
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*! AsHlRaroN IS OHIO RAILROAD
WINTHE ADVANCEMENT,

WlNTEE ARRANGEMENT
beginning Nov. 20 1884,
The MALL T&AlH will leave Washington
. "2G II. n. ard Alcxrndris ct 925 h. m.
dshr, Sxc1p! sunday; psss Leeshurs, going
%sa' w4rd. 81 l. 81 a. q, snd arrive Al Round
- at l. l5p". !:e..s Round Bill at II 80 Q. M;
pass hoesaIiis, GOV z eastward, / 10 o, m; and
s:r'Te - Eles 7:dc!a ct 3 l5 o. m, and 8,
"""lin.lot .; 81 y. N.
The aCGpE MO ALTON TRAIN will leave
Hasal4Ntun u. ~ j.. u. and Alexandra st
: % :. : CALI, except Sunday, ard arrive st
''tesoure 81 - ~ y. ~. Lesve leasb burg At 70
q ~ nnG arrive et A!exendria ct 8 Is q. m, ard
y sFirgtpr ~ S &c. 70.
-s5Sr r'i>sets.rs IRON WsshI1gton will take
- "n''l'n3tcu ana Ohio care b! toe Baltimore
yot"air% Hsilroad station st. 70 O. NJ and 40
- % through aiihcu! Change Ct CATS
;'e" =. q. sr%iu fr0rI alexandria and Il. 30
2 ii :r.iD fror Round Hull connsc. q. hound
nili FIJI NcCny Wigsinton's D,iiy Li1e Of
C'aches tcr Snlcktrsviia. SerrYvlle and Win
cAcsset; also Ses.ner"s Line Of Coaches, which
burH
5osh .r:ins, westward, make close connecticut
:: - 4lenna, With Sissons Line of Stages for Fair.
:sI Court EoUse
."raEzsaEsstion tickets, 81 cts Der mile
*Snuai sioketss eco.
& a. HAVENER,
oct'4-I General Ticket Agent
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OUR INVENTORY FINISHED.

A NJ Is IN I'm TUE 4 iN \ q I'D.
" Iu"sdss feo'y 8.h 1881.
We have cCm plelcd cur Inventory sad thr rwn
upon the cJuulur g-e.t m.hy hetnnan!s OF oil
styles 0: good 10 b, sold ch--p. We sre clos
Ing out gres. naEy goods CT less than cost, in
order to IN ke room for = large !pr!i stock.
SBEEii tGS - bl.EAUdGD, GJfTDNS
and LINENS.-We are getting in 3 full stock
OF the soove good OF CDOic9 braI.d, Ior Feb
rusry s.les and oiigr at close pricoa.
u. +. DsASGEAR,
100 King IT,. AieIanIris, Va.
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9Alexandria Qazette
TUESDAY svsNlSU, APhIL 5.

A Ir acher Who's delight i was TO slartIe his
hearers said thai th,rY were three things whlct
a woman sh,u ( lih be aad not De at the same
time. Frs, she shcu D. like the coil, always
keerioR Gitlio her oGa hCus bat she shuul;
not be like the snail usic1 csrrlc- al il hes 90
its back. Sscold. she sncu b. like 40 &C u
ano speak when she IS spvkeo 70; tu. che
shoulI not tie like en- echo. winch always MAJ
ages 20 have the last word. Third, shC SD uII
bs like the 'o~n Geek and sl3sys keep tin {
and rec srl y; but she shoud GOT tie like the
toWu CLOCK, atci speaks So loud that oil the
town can hear II.
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=. / K u l y / = MIDLAND HALLWAY.
JOIN =. BAEBOOk, President
On AID alter SUNDAY, Jan. Ii, 1851, Pas.
seRSer trains will run rs follows:
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= n = -H'kI II y F'ifNl n.
81 hW AUCTION AID mMiS.Iur
~ ROUSE
We hsre opened ST NO ~ ROYAL ST. All
Suction .nd Commission House,
We are no~ ready 10 roccicc Ell kinds OF ney.
chandiae and household goods on corsisDI,rn.
or purcaase the same.
We thluE i. Hay prove 81 adysntsre to pa,-
sons who hare PkODUGE Of any dosrr;ption
10 sen! II to Us. Located immsd!ataiv oprns;, q
Inc mai. entrance 10 the statk Z az EoysI q.
goods Can DC espoeei every G.oraing a. public
arcHotl, "he@ t@e 0esi pr'eCs oa7 be expected
PIO.np! rs;Lurns mui3 o. s,.io5
Persons bsvin9 EUENITUNa for sale vii,
tnd II to thar adTertage 10 give us y call
we Will attend to .oC:!uArariu.. Il yuDijc esles
Of property ana ras?s>lu!!. solicit =. shy,r,. ~
pupnc palio!a&a. - q ~ IL g LUCAS
4ss" Auction gooca ooust@at!y On hsad .u,, to-
..r. ao,I 49,
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w N ie,k@, opsnad TIC dsy Nv
Up NC PRINT, (prattv and cheap
Blesched and Brnsn Tusl&s :hectiups Pillow
Case Cot ms With other d,sirnble gocds. in.
vte nv lends to calf su1-l
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F!sES Ms.y% TssfxM.

F!sEs Ms.VS TssxN.
5TE;;rs n ;:ish g. G.. A.pEg sYTasrEs ts,aSJs
E!EGsGE.E
SYHhf FGtDAI. st y H.; erd returning,
leave 1sw IorG, from pier IL, a.a. river Ay-
GAI oAEU kDAY, =: . e.ccs =. T..
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HOS { +: ] I { + |2' 5.
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BE 7 I : ! J.: ! : S
Shooting ChiIIS down the Back.

ShoStiuS hisiS elS" IL tfis. hNCh'
Dull rain in toe limbs, nsusaa, Diiiousness. are
symptoms of approaching t.ver ard sgue, Use
witkou, deisy Buslett. re Stomach Bi..ers, which
substitutes for the chilly sensation genial
warmth, regulates he s;nu @ch, and imparts
ton. 10 the liver. TIE bown,s th. Sion a"h and
the hi.ry glsrd being restored T. heeitty
conGit u, the s"as" l. COZ g'crsG .. the ulset.
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April !, 1871
HAVE THIS ia Y SO:.U Ny STOCK OF
Il MerchhDdi to va. Il 7. BHEkLEY,
WHO will continue the business 81 tho old stand.
invite my friends TO livn him cali Ali p"r
sons Indebted - me will n'ns,e settle their &C
counts Nm ~ bERkLbY
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DE.alM. EtsEaMsNars. 90.
GCOB RKASONS FOR THE yOUTORS



hoERnE Gs.. March G3 1870.
We have for twelve months heen prrscrI biz q
('Swit's $. uhiIitic Spetifc'') in the treatment
OF Syphilis hLd nsry ether diseases for which
|: is recommended, snd the results have been
mcst sstisfact ~, rot fsvir2 hcen disappo;I to
IN Sill gle iLEtgHcr. We think, Tor 81 diea. ct
II is rec"rnmtnind 10 Cure it stands without g
peer, ar6 that ali thu medical profession will
s0oi er or ste7. be forced to actnow edge il in
the trea; mant Of spyh lis ss sine qua non
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j. T. RtBIhsoS, NJ. ID.
ATLANTA Ga, Nay % 1879
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ci I've years' standing, srd uss cured entirely
Win "HwifL's SryLiltic Specific"
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rrintorE, Atlanta g..
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HAll CUr HAl !! CUT Haf!u
~ Choice II notify 81 clover For sa!e AID
delivered tree by CHAo. >. TAYLO- Jr.
mhl9 o 70 King Sheet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-04
TELEGRAPHIC
Guitteau Wants Bail.

New York, 3.-TTI6kne'S Washing
ton: District Attorney Corkhill visited
the Jail ,n-dsy for the first time in ten
days. His visit was in consequence OF
notification from Guittesu that he bad an
important communication to make to
him. Upon the entrance Of the district
attorney into his cell, Guitteau rose and
produced folded paper. This was found
by orkhiIi to be petition drawn up in
the hand Of the a sassiD and Detitioning
for bis release from jail on bail in the
sum of SIS, 600. Guitteau bases his claim
for release on bail upon the fact that the
President is now reg arded as out of dan
ger and that his physicians concur in
stating there is ne probability whatever
of another relapse. The construction of
the petition shows considerable familiar
ity with the forms and methods of the
law, and the document throughout is
drawn up with the conciseness and ex-
actness that indicate anything but insan-
ity. Guitt0su was very anxious that the
district attorney should take prompt
action upon his prayer for release, and
intimated that in the event Of favorable
consideration OF the petition he would
have no difficulty in securing bondsmen
in the sum indicated. The queer feature
in this matter is how Guitteau has man
aged to get information as to the favor
able condition of the President and the
opinions expressed by his physicians.
The appearance of the assassin has
changed little since his commitment to
jail. His complexion has psled some
what and he moves with a langour that
is slightly different from the loungiug
manner noticeable at the time Of his in
generation.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE
IN Sewer Valley Railway Company"
the "Salt Lake s. Park City Railway
Company" AMI THE Denver and Rio
Grsnde Western Railway Company"
each OF which is a Corporation organized
under the laws Of the Territory Of Utah,
have, under the laws OF said Territory,
consolidated their capital stock, debts,
property, assets and franchises, and
formed Consolidated Railroad Com
pany, named THE Denver and Rio
Grande Western Railway Company,
and from and after this date all the lines
of railroad Of the three consolidating
companies are owned, and will be con-
structed and operated by the Consoli-
dated Company, which hss also assumed
all the debts and liabilities of the CONSOLE
dating companies.
By order OF the Board Of Directors Of
''The Denver and Rio Grsnde Western
Railway Company"
WILLIAM WAGNER,
Secretary.
Dated July 22d, 1881. jy24
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New Steamship Line.

Chicago, S.-Tymes' New YORK, Aug
ust ID: It is reported that line of
steamers between England and San
Francisco is about to be established, and
that the large shipping from &. w. Cam
eron & Co. was interested in the enter
prise. Mr.. Cameron is in Europe, but
his partner, Mr.. Street, said to-day the
firm knew nothing of such scheme, and
be considered it imprscticsble A line
of steamers might be able to carry grain
from San Francisco around Cape Horn
to England cheaper than it could be
transported across the continent by rail-
road It is trade for sailing vessels
only.