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saoIAL1TIEs.
Joe Mull.atta.l is at tho Phoenix.

Joe Mulhattau is at tho Phoenix.
Col. Il. A. Burnett, Of Cadiz, was
IN tho city Saturday.
Mr., 6. W. Center, Of Trenton, was
at the Phoenix Sunday.
Miss Loula Leavcll is visiting Mrs.
DR.. W. Ii. llopson.
Mr.. 4, d. Roberts returned Inst
week from all extended trip to Texas.
/, Miss Mollio Layne, of Todd coun-
= ty, Is the guest OF Mrs. Polk Caisler.
State Senator, g. j. Pratt, Of Madi-
son3illc, was IN the city Saturday.
Mrs. A. Hendricks, Of Norton
tllc, was ut the Phoenix Saturday.
Mrs. S. T.. Cnpo spout some days of
last week in the city tho guest OF Mr.
Milton Gant.
Mrs. G. NJ. Latham has returned
from visit 10 lIcr parents at Herman
do, Miss.
Mes. j, Il. Summers aud Miss Flor
} cnce Chappcil, of Cadiz, were in the
city, Saturday, isFg W
Mr.. I. l.. Smith, tho popular livery
man, Is attending tue Exposition at
Nashville.
Rev. Chas. Morris attended the
Episcopal Convention at Frsnkiort last
week, as delegate. psa
Mr.. L. Y Kilgor. formerly pro.
prietor of,he Glasgow Times, was IN
tho city yesterday.
PROT. Perkins. superintendent Of
the Ciarksvillc public schools was In
the city, Saturday and Sunday.
Mics Mamie Henry, OF pedec, Is
visiting Miss Lizzie Tandy. She Will
rcmaia ill after the College CON-
Inducements.
Mrs. Len q. Faxou came up with
for husband TO tho Press mcc,ine,
aud was the guest OF Mrs. DR.. w. u
Wheeler.
Mr.. John II. Van Culin, Of Padu'
cab, spsat several days Ia the city
lat week visiting relslives. jte TO
turned Friday.
Mr.. W. G. Cook returned Saturday
from Texas, where hc Ind been fol
somcmon,hs In the bed spring Susi
ness.
Miss Amanda Thurman spent las
week in the city visiting her rousin
Miss Ida Cooper, at aio Phoeiii'
Hotel. s'si q ffag
Mcssrs. Jmo. Foarl, !. T. Stcgar
and NJ v r0wen loft for Nash
villo yesterday 70 visit the Exposi
ton.
Miss Molie Vaughn returned 4
her home near Pembroke, last Thurs
day alter spending several days Ia III,
city with friends al 4 relatives.
Mr.. Il. L. Howell las returned Il
:Eslo city to live, alter tayiag been Il
.tle tobacco business at llauson Sta
-#,ioi Tor sumo months. 20 sl
Mr. e. l.. Robert, OF Nashville
came over TO ho Press meeting an'
spout seyefse days In tho city til
guest of Mr.. Hunter Wood.
Misses Matte DENIES, Goodi
s. Lowry. Jessie Whitaker aud Lul
Joncs spent Saturday anil Sunda
with their schoolmatc Miss Mar
WarGeld. at her home, near Casky,
Messrs. John Fcland, Jas. Brcail,
Nd, l.. g. Seorce, Joe McCarroll, A
IN. Clark and q. NJ. Brown wer
ninong those who attended the RAJ
xliilc trial at Princeton last week.
Mr.. Wallace Waricld has taken
position IN Ike IIart's dry goods s,or'
ITO l. clever, popular young gentle
mas and Mr.. Hart has done we'll
SECURE his services.
Mrs. Z. A. Cosby and her sistc
Miss Willie Faulkner. who has bee
Waiting her in Texas, arrived in Il
eIly las, week aud are the guests
&hcir uncle, Judge Petrec.
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THROW AWAY Y0UR
q MARKET BASKET.
NO. MORT MARKETING.

>'> e~
The people of The to1On
are beginning to see that
there jss so15etbi7se else
in this departure besides
novelty. They no1U find
that it is real enterprise,
that 1t means business.
That IWiU deJiuer gro
ceries at their doors fully
as cheap as they can buy.
them dou0n to1Un. More
than that, they find u
greater variety in my
car than IN any grocery.
store IN Hopkinsville.
Pve got every hind of
vegetable right no1O, that
your gardens will pro-
IdzSce this year, Onions,
Beans, Peas, Cobbages,
| Tomatoes, GooSeberries,
in short every lind OF
ueseto6le, all 10onder-
lfully cheap.
| In my poultry yard
you will find just the
fouls you 0ant. Char
coal, borreJed for sale.
| Pea-sticks and Bean
poles for your gardens
| Everybody should
come out and see bolt
I'm fixed up. PU sho1t
Iyow something you neUer
saw before. Trade dol
lars taken at par.
! Don't forget the man
| II. BJttnaenStieL
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Attention Farmers Of Christians& Trigg Cos.
"a WORD TO you.
d. EH. yVinfree s. Co..

Are prepared cell the best line Of Machinery haneae Southern Ken
McCorws Harvesting Machines, 200
his wire binders been sold der machine and
have given eminent satisfaction ~ sil12 4i 1it33J 49,.
His Twc binder ready and guaranteed do good work
We willing the fcl against other
mnchine and allow The farmer take his ehcee after having sd both
His Combined Self Rake Reaper and Doppcr shhess of draft
ycrsa yorie wherever One buying Mctrmk
eapers n repairs always kept hand and broken
part be supplied hours! enr 10 ri,a o, f,
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FASHIONS!
Just received But
tericks Patterns and
Delineators for June.
Roach e. I ,atham.

~ "a H IE-tt y ttt.r4
l am constantly receiving new
styles Of allkinds and grades Of furni-
ture. New style Of carpet folding
chairs and rockers OF every kind just
in. Call and see ME in regard to
prices. A, w. PYLE.
Don't forget that A. w. Pyle IL
The man that will give you bargains
III goods in his line.
Examine the Deer
ing Binders at Met
'calfe's. M6s @e$
Those Wanting F err
tiliZer Of Metcalfe
had best it at once.
Don't continue rails
ing scrub sheep, but
improve your stock
and fleece by buying
at a low price a good
Cotswold ofRobinson
e Elnbry near Gar
rettsburg Christian
Co., KY. r. /
Metcalfe is Prepar-
led to serve meals to
his customers again,
give him a call,
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The ladies OF The Southern Presby
terrain church will give festival on
the Friday night, tho 9th inst.
Strawberries, cream, cake, a musical
concert etc. will make the occasion a
very enjoyable one. Admission p
cents.
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HERE AND THERE.

Hickory straet between sMain aud
has been McAdaInizcd,
Northern Presbyterian festival al
the court house Thursday night.
The appropriations made by the
Court Of Claims amounted To- 1880.
Sec the resolution adapted by The
Press convention concerning our I'M
migration Society.
Southern Presbyterian strawberry
festival ut tho court house Friday
night
Mr.. Martin and Miss Jenhic Boyd
were married at the residence of the
brides grand mother, In this city last
Tuesday. ss-Ass% --lss
We wero recently shown some
strawberries raised BY Mr.. Geo.
Wills, some OF which were ss large
as guinea eggs. F
Remember Mira. Armstrong; con-
cert tonight. A rarn musical treat is
aud she should lave good
attendance.
The ladies' Of the first Presbyterian
church will give a strawberry fcsti-
val at the court, house on next Thurs
day night the 26th inst. Instead of
Mozart Hall as previously announced.
Mr.. A. V. Towncs, the ice man, is
IN the habit OF leaving lump Of ice
on our door step, when he makes his
round. lie has our thanks
for his cool treatment.
The seventeen year locusts arc max
ing the woods hum with their songs.
Tie whole face Of tho earth seems to
be alive viii, them, and tint terrible
"W'is OIL their wings which indicates
that we are TO have war.
: Fourteen swoc, girl graduates will
oep Wv" " ' ",'"s"' 49,
public. Bethel Female College will
s,.d,s,o civ anil sou,h Ksntucty
c,l,suo e;,,h,
~
Mrs' Armstrong sconcefl NJ 'lozn''
iinli VII NC very entertaining Inc
C"n'ah i'cu M mig 'ioo" WIZ oe
nee, n pleasant evening. Tickets 95
rcu,s. children luudey 70, years Is
CENTS. deserved seats at the City
Drug Store.
-, :,
Nv 'o''o"'.S NV WV ""''os -, - ~
- " ~. - r.,f
ri 49,
LAS. A. Wallace, Geo. G. Long and
u. r. LiticlI. s. C.cMerccr Is the
chairman aud H. Il. Littell, Sccre-
tary.
Tho Cour, Of Claims has met md
adjourned .,d still M -urovisions for
,u;,diny ,urrn;kes has beep made.
To, ,bo neo,lc cou,iruc 10 ayitato the
oucs,;on un,iI some,hing IL done
ne pau PROPOSE" w our inst 'Ssue u
tue oeS' vel SUGGESTED
Tho subicct nj tho buildinq of 4
now brilgo on Princeton street wa,
ais,,sscd /, tho Cour, of Claims lasl
wo,k A largo maiori,y Of Tho Mag.
;s,r,,es arc IN favor ot n good sion,
hr;a,c I'm, for cor,ai, reasons most,
no,ed making tho annrouria,ion III
Tho Novomher cour,
u q ~. ~. VII. a,.,,,,
~ III ,.s, Ca,
- n,,,,, mn. oxan,in,nr . .,,oh
go ~ ,ho o.,f of Mo ,or Win
,,,;e,e n,,on ,o as.,ae,,,,y,, sco, .,
-. nv, a., = 1890,
ao.,cr ,roo hos,,,, s,mr,onad rh,
| s,onnoa ,ho aow wi,hou, m,ch aim,
.,,,,,,
The grocery, saloon aud ice-hous
woro totally an.,royca hy aro las
wod,o.lay NJ I,;,ehc, and Gam,
!, ,oro sw,y from ,oma a, tho fin,
Evcrv,h;ug Including s,ock furnj
,ure library nonsy and c,o,b;n
VIVA consumed. Tho nriucinal .b,oc
Of tho town was savod with orso
| difficulty.
I'uer S"os campoei'' OF Lou''
Vi'e' WIN denver. ING amman aoures
before INC young 'aoles OF oou'h hei
,u'sy oo".s.o""v '," ~ wa, -
-" s...,, 80 "
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Miss Mamie Pctrie, daughter of
Rey.J. c. Petroe who formerly lived
here was married at Elkton last week
10 Mr.. e, @. Stapp, of Corydon, and
they passed through the city en- route
10 the home Of the groom.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-24

Nearly 1000 immigrants arrived at
New Iork.on the Goth ult.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-24

Geo, Lacy the livery man is doing
driving business at tho late stand
of L. L. Smith. t& y.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-24

CORRECTED WEEKLY by
M B. EDNGUNDS Sc 90.
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Champion Reapers
Champion Binders.

The new Binder comes ont this
season with all the latest Improve
ments and will be the best III the
market. II
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-24

Cowan q Huggins take the cakcI
Their goods all sell at par
Save that which docs The premium
take, q.
/ The Annie Maud cigar. W.
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kinsvile Is concerned. Both mails
come almost together and the even
ing mail is so early that it Is very
difficult for US to get off our south
bound mails on time. We failed to
do so last week, but will strive to
prevent a repetition OF the annoying
delay iuthe deliytry of the Sourr
KRNTucKiAN to our subscribers IN
the southern part Of the county.
DR.. Jas. Rodman has boon reap
pointed Superintendent of tho Yves
teru Kentucky Lunaiic Asylum
There may DO q few asylums as vel
conducted, but We doubt exceedingly
IL tbereis ono better conducted in tn,
United States, than the one DYE
which DIR. Rodman has had charg,
tor the last eighteen years. The Gov
ernor has done we'll to re-commissiol
him. Since he hus been Superinten
dent there have been received int
the Asylum $3.50 patients. Abou
eighty per cent ofthosc admitted ar
cured and discharged, There ar
lnow 45l patients in the Asylum
twenty-five more thanthe institution
proper capacity. DR.. Rodman ha
maintained tho Asylum on the pc
capita Of 5000, expended $4,000 !
, buildings and returned $4,000 to tn
State Treasury as not needed. A
his recommendation tho per capt.
] was reduced to $l65, by the last Lee
s islaturc. Where Is there an asylu'
$ that Gan make 0 better report thu
'this2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

The Mosquitoes of Lapland.-In
these ATTITUDES the snow has hardly mel
ted when the mosquitoes appear in
countless multitudes, and the people
have no rest night or day. In
wooded districts they are a perfect
plague In July, after which a gnat
appears. This bites very hard during
the day, but at night leaves one in
peace, for it never enters tie houses.
Last comes species of sar d.fy, which
IS also very disagreeable. / was sur.
prised, at turn of the road, to see q
black cloud. 1t was a swarm Of mos.
quitoes, 80 thick that it was impossible
to see anything beyond. was hur-
rying the horse through it, when he
suddenly stopped, aud then saw
three men working on the road who
had previously been invisible. This
seems incredible, but such are the
facts. Josefssou laughed and observed:
I'VE have saying here that when a
traveller comes he writes his name in q
bed OF mosquitoes, and when he comes
back the following year he sees it a.
gain,' The Land Of the Midnight
Sun, Paul III. Du Chatllu.
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Oh, GIVE MB BUT A DREAM!

Oh, give me but dream tonight
OF young Iife's happy hours,
When az child I wandered free
Through sunny haunts aud bowers.
Oh. days long flown. come hack again,
That once moro may seem
AZ gay and light. this lonely night,
If only in drsami
Oh. give me bu. dream Tonight;
My sad heart wildly throbs;
Blu. for les answer only comes
Hot tears and wailing sobs.
For years agone have borne awsy.
Upon their restless stream.
TIE friends of yore who come no more,
Not even in Q dream.
Oh. give me but dream Tonight
Ny words UNDECIDED fall;
For childhood's scenes were brighter
far
Than time can e'er recall.
But hopes fond star shines brighter
now,
And in each silent beam
A sacred hand points to a land
That's truth and not dream.
One long, sweet dream is ell ask.
OF bygone days so bright;
Oh, give my lonely, longing heart
One happy dream tonight.
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions of
youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
loss OF manhood, &C., will send q re-
cipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by missionary in South Anne.
RIGA. Send 3 self-addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
d, New York.
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G10 Outfit furnished free, with full instruc-
W ~ tcps for conducting the most pro6ta-
BILE business that anyone can engage 10. The
business 10 so easy to learn, and instructions
are go simple and plain, that any one can make
great profits frora the very start. No one can
fail who is willing to work. Women are "a
successful as men. Boys and girls can earn
large sums. Many bave made at the business
over one hundred dollare ia q single week.
Nothing like 10 ever known before. All who
engage are surprised at the ense and rspidity
with which they are able TO make money. You
can engage in this business during your spar
time at great profit. You do not have 70 invest
cnpiisl In u. We take all the risk Thoee who
s5ed ready money, should write to us at ONE.
All furnished free. Address TRUE Il CO., Au.
RuSta, Maine. Dec "a i83O.-1y.
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HFT.P Year'slys' 5y making money

HTT ID Yourselves By making money
hELN when golden chance is Offer.
ed, thereby always keeping poverty from your
door. Those who always take advantage Of the
good chances for making money that are Offer.
ed, generally become wealthy while those who
do tot Improve such chances remain IN poverty
We want many men, women, boys and girls TO
work lor us right ia their own localities. The
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. We furnish an expensive outfit and alt
that you need. free. No one who engages fails
to make money very rapidly. You can de-
vote your whole time 70 the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and al that
Is needed sent free. Address STtNSON h CO,
Portland, Maine. Dec q, 1880 -ly.
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IN ]. lie 8:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

HOW LOoIt HOW kESlOBEDI
L UST published, new edition OF Dr.. Gull
- VERWBLbS Celebrated Essay on the Rad.
ical Cure Of Spermatorrbda or Seminal Weak.
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, ImpOieucy,
Mental md Physical Incapacity, Impedimenls
TO Marriage, etc also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, Induced By self-indugence or sexual
extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable rs
cay, clearly demonstrates, from q thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences OF self-abuse may he radically cured
pointing out mode Of cure at ones simple,
certain, and efectual by means Of which every
sufferer, no matter what bis condition mag be,
may cure himself cheaPly, privately, and radi-
oallY.
Es-Tbis Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal in plain envelope, % any
address post. paid on receipt OF elk cents CT
two postage s'smps. 80 Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co.
81 Ann 81. New York, Y. Y, Post OfRcs Box.
Oct. Z, lssl.-iy. 1886
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BARBER SHOP.

TTNHE subscriber desires 10 inform his custo.
mers snd others that he hiss removed his
Barber shop 70 the brick house FIRST door above
he store house Of Nr. T. ~ G. Pancake and
nearly opposite the urthouse where you can
get your Hair Cut and Shampooned ia STYLE
and your Beard shaved scientifically. Call and
see me 10 my new qusrters.
GEO. A. JOHNSON.
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On Friday morning, about o clock.
the 9Th inst, the house Of Mr.. John
w. Fravel, in Woodstock, was burn
ed. a house near by belonging to
Mr.. Edward RodetFer, occupied by
Mr.. X. l.. Campbell, situated near
Mr.. travels, caught fire from the burn
ing house Of Mr.. F. and burned to the
ground. But little of the household
property belonging to Messrs. Fravel
and Campbell was saved.
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BETTER THAN GOLD.
BY FATHER RYAN.

Better than grandeur, better than gold,
Than rank and titles thousand fold,
Is healthy body and a mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always
please;
heart that can feel for auother's woe,
With sympathies large enough to en-
fold
All men as brothers. is better than gold.
Better than gold is conscience clear,
Though toiling for bread in an humble
sphere.
Doubly blessed with content and health.
Untried by the lust and cares of wealth,
Lowly living and lofty thought,
Adorn and ennoble a poor mans cot,
For mind and morals il natures plan,
Are The genuine tests Of gentleman.
Better than gold is the sweet reposs,
Of The sons Of toll when their labors
close,
Better than gold is the poor mans
sleep,
And the balm that drops on his slumber,
deep,
Bring sleeping dsaughts to the downy
bed,
where luxury pillows it's aching head,
Tue toiler simple opiate deems
a shorter road to the land OF dreams."
Better than gold is a thinking mind,
That in the realms OF books c.n iud.
A treasure surprising Australian ore.
And live with the great and good OF
yore,
The sage's lore aud the poets lay,
The glories of empiro pass away;
The worlds great dream will thus en-
fold.
And yield pleasure better than gold.
Better than gold is peaceful home.
When all the freside characters come,
The shrine Of love, the Heaven Of life,
Hallowed by mother, or sister, or wife
However humble the home may be,
Or tried with sorrow by Heavens do.
cree,
The blessings that never were bought
nor sold,
And centre there, are better than gold.
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A DRAMA IN Two AcTs.-Judge 10
Sheriff-Has the witness been sum
moned ?
Sheriff-He has, your honor.
Ju3ge--Issue rule, Clerk.
Sheriff-The witness is not in q con
dition 10 answer the rule.
Judge, sterDly-Issue an attachment =,
and if he is intoxicated, conflre him in
Jail till sober.
SCENE SECOND.
Next morning. Witness appears with
dropping step and pink eyelids, escort
ed by bailiF.
Judge to witness, severely-Stand
up. Why did you not appear yes
te-day
Witness--I was drunk.
Judge-Ten dollars.
Sensation. Exit -Keyse, Tribune.
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. . u B e. I'V @ DP!
on the first Of December
THE WEEKLY REGISTER
will.be enlargcd,to an

will.be enlargcdIto an
f I G II t p A GsE ZIP PERI
Aud will be increased to nearly
DOUBLE IT'S PRESENT SIZE!
1t will be by considerable the
LARGEST PAPER IN THE STATE
1t will be printed on new aud clear type and
good paper, snd 10 its contents il will he great
ly improved. Special attention will be paid to
gathering late and reliable reports OF the
Cattle Markets OF Philadelphia, Balti-
moro and Wheeling.
Aud, indeed, like reports Of the produce ssa
General Markets of the leading cities Of the
country will appear in each issue.
The Farmers Department.
Will be edited By practical farmer. and ali the
farmer readers Of the Register are;.cordially in.
vited to contribute TO this department. from
their experience AID observations,
THE PRICE OF'THE nj PO
WEEzY REGISTER WILL BB SI.OU
To Clubs Of TEN 81 Is each. Theirs will be
No Deviation from these terms
THE DAILY REGISTER
Will be slightly enlarged spd will be improved
in many ways. u will be represented In Wash.
ingtOn CITY by Mr. Dana l.. Hubbard, a gr ace
ful writer Of experience, from whom daily dis
patches will be received. Our own State affairs
will receive specisl attention from the large
corps Of writer's employed upon the Register as
editors and correspondents.
Terms, By mail postage prepaid, g year
LEWIS BAKER. & co.
Wheeling, Nov. IS, 1891.
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8 aDHHDHENsS :

ID. O. CRANE, Corner Ninth and
2 Streets, Washington. II. c., iattends to PEN
sion and Back Pay Bounty Claims collected.
Contested Land Claims, Mineral aud Agricultu.
raj. attended to before the Department Of the
Interior and Supreme Court. Land Warrants.
Land Scrip, aud additional Homes tesds pur-
chased and sold
October 81, lssl.-H.
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a. ssf e.. 81 s' Rssl

sident bArneld. complete, faithful history
from the cradle 70 tbs grave, by the eminent
biORrepher, Col Couwsll. Introduction by His
Excelloucy, John D. Long, Governor Of Nassa-
chusetiq Books all ready Zoe delivery. An
elegantly illustrated volume. Endorsed edition
Liberal terms Agents take orders for from 20
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70 one. Agents never made money 90 fast The
book sells itself, Experience DOT necessary 80
ftiiure unknown. an make immense profits
Pdvate terms free. GEORGE STINSON 4 CO,
Portland Maine. Oct IA, 1881.
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There is n convict now in the Ohio
penitentiary who is enormously veal
thy, farm he owned when he enter,
ed tho penitentiary thirty. one years
ago having become a part of the city
of Cleveland. He is now seventy
four years of age He was convicted
OF obstructing a railroad track, there.
by wrecking passenger train and
causing the death Of five persons
all because the railroad refused to
pay him for some sheep killed on
their track. That was costly re-
venge.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

HAVE Just completed their purchase OF large comPleo
Goods lomney
chased many OF their goods in large quantities Jobbes pe.
selling cheap Boots and Shoes will still be
Mems Heavy Winter Boots to
Boys 81 70 IS y
Spool Cotton sold to Merchants srates rs.
The Hampshire
their Winchester
will take pleasure showing giving bargains friends
Cooking Heating
Country Produce
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Grant or Tilden !?

VOU will consult your own interest by send.
Il ing to me for circulars of the following
machinery, &C., before buying. Being myself =
practical farmer, with 20 years experience in
the sale of machinery, and making the latest
improvement in tina. line q speciality, i will guar
pntee Subtraction, low rates and liberal ter ms.