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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
MAUD s. At BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 3.-The famous mare
Maud s. exercised this morning but official
was taken. Some claim that she did a mile in 2:ll,
while others timed her iu 211i2. No record was taken
mt the different points the track. The great
against time will take place tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
VALUATION on BOSTON PROPERTY.

BoSTON, Aug. 3.-The City Assessors report
shows the increased valuation of property city
for the past year be $4,000 The rate OF taxa
ton has been reduced from $3 20 per 81 900 last year
TO $l3 80 for the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
REPUBLICAN, DELEG TIE ELECTIONS.

STAUNToN, Va, Aug. 3.-From information
received from counties in the Valley IL is thought
minority of the delegates elected to-day the Repub
lcan State Convention which meets in Lynchburg on
on a debtpayng platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
PROHIBITION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 3.-The close of the
Prohibition canvass some excitement here to-
night The has been quiet and the vote will be
light 1t IL believed that the Prohibtory bill submitted
to the people viii be rejected by them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT.

The XIIth Assembly District Republican As
ISOLATION held meeting last night at No. 29l East
FOurthst. Routine business transacted and resou
tious adopted expressing the sympathy of the
association for the President and Mrs. Garfield and
plcdging the Administration hearty support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04

ny Golson howard stabbed and killed James Weldon.
riS SSi%Ghqiasvile % KY dispatch only two
hii III JSssanipc County on election dav, negro,
kueo Dy William Hall, the other James Rutherford,
whiUe man, whose murderers not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04


comprising the business portion OF the village of Au-
gusta In Kalamazoo County, destroyed by fire to-
day. The loss is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
RACING AT BRIGHTON.

LONDON, Aug. 3.-This was the second day
OF the Brighton August Meeting. Tho race for the
brooknde Plate, for twoyearold colts and allies ds
ssnce about ive furlongs, by Sir J. D. Astleys
vsy COW Meacas The second place secured by Mr.
Hungerfords Calabressa and the third plaoe bv Nv
canderss chestnut fly Biretta Six ran, including r.
Ten Broeck's Meteor -
1he race for the Selling Handicap distance five fur
sonss was won by r. Ten Broeck's threeyear-ol hay
- 0fskesDesre. The second place wss secured by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04

7p. m.-Thc President has passed a very satisfac-
tory day. The wound continues to do we'll. He
takes an adequate quantity of nourishment and APP
pears in all respects better than at any time since lie
wns injured. The rise of temperature this afternoon
is slight. At present his pulse is 1902; temperature
90.4; respiration, 10. -. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04

1890 y. m.-Thc President continues to progress
steadily toward convalescence. He has taken to-
day an increased proportion of solid food. His
wound is doing well and his general condition is
better than yesterday. At present his pulse is 100
temperature, 0S.4; respiration. 10
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
FIRE RECORD.

said the convention with tie Beers would probably be
signed In day two.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug $3.50 a. m-The
President slept TRANQUILITY the greater part of the
night This morning his temperature is normal and
~ geprrai condition satisfactory. Another day of
favorable progress is anticipated At present his
pulse rs 90; temperature 0S.4 respiration, lS.
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURS.
ID. HAYES AGNFw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
BRADLAUGH ELECTED.
HIS CLAIM RESISTED.

TIE MEMBER FOR NORTHAMPTON FORCED 1o Hh-
TREAT FROM WESTMINSTER HALL-A DIsoRDERLY
scrNE-ruE HOUSE REFUSES TO REsCIND ITS
FORMER RESOLUTION.
Yesterday Mr.. Bradlaugh attempted to enter
the House of Commons to assert his right 10
take the oath and sit there, but he was
forcibly removed by the police. The House
refused to rescind the resolution excluding him
by n vote of 191 to z. The Cabinet is about
TO take his case into consideration.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19
PisCntOrial.

AS the many advantages OF Big
stone lake as asporting place become
known, it will attract to this part of
the country a large class Of persons
who would otherwise have had no de-
sire to ever visit this section. To this
class of visitors we can truthfully
say, that 10 portion Of the great
northwest affords better opportunities
than the vicinity Of Big Stone lake fol
fishing and shooting sports. The lake
abounds with fish, and among the va
rites found here, and generally known
to sportsmen as game fish, are BLACK
bass, wall-eyed pike, plckercl, silver
bass, catfish, perch, rock bass, and
sun. fish. while among the larger fish
are the sturgeon and buffalo, some OF
which reach weight of IS to SO lbs
/ These fish take the hook from May l.
to July |, after which time they go to
/ depp water and refuse to bite unit
about the first Of September, while
the black lass will take the fly during
the same month. For bait, minnows
can he captured With dip nets IN tn
i NhetstOne and frogs are used TO ;
considerable extent The lake J:
well supplied With boats, and affords
fan,nla faci1lte. for all boating ant
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19

Now that the grain OF the county is
safely harvested, and in many instanc-
es the threshing machine having Civ.
en- its verdict, an approximate esti.
mate Of the yield may be made with
considerable certainty. OF course a
vast difference is observable at differ.
ent places owing to the manner and
time at which the seeding was done.
and the condition Of the ground.
Where the ground has been proper
ly worked An excellent crop has in
every instance followed, showing that
q smaller area Of ground, well cultiva.
ted will bring a larger return than
more extensive fields, poorly cared for.
In many places the yield has been rs
high as thirty bushels to the acre,
while in others it will not average
over fifteen bushels, but the average,
throughout the county can safely be
placed at from % TO Is bushels per
acre.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19
Guitenu and the Guard.

AsHisGVoS. Aag. This morn
ing, ut $50 o'clock, while w. G. Nc
Gill. one Of the guards at the jail was
passing through the corridor, some
thing in the appearance sf Gulteau 5
cell attracted his attention.. Enter
inc the cell he found the assassin in
possession Of a knife. How he OBJ
tanned it is 4 mystery. When McGlll
demanded the knife Guiteau refused
to surrender it. Mr.. McGiil drew his
pistol then, and al exciting tussel en-
sued Guittean making every effort TO
oct the pistol from the guard. In the
q utfle tie weapon was discharged and
the report brought other guards to
the assistance Of McGill, and Gl i,eau
was finally disarmed. lie had sue
ceeled, however in cutting McGill's
clothing pretty badly, and came very
nearly inflicting a dangerous wound.
Guiteau pretended to be crazy and
complained that his pistol had been
taken from him. All the facts indi-
cate that Guiteau was meditating an
ascane, and that he had formed some
desperate plan. His assumption Of in
sanity is believed to be dodge, as
10 has acted as if perfectly sane All
along.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19
TEmpERANCE MEETING.

Mrs. 4. I. Anderson, presldehI -
,he Noman's Christian Temperance
Union Of Minnesota, will address VI.
neonle Of this city, on the subject OF
Temperance, on sunday August &c.
at $50 o'clock p. m.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19

tlon VI MS new mouse.
Work has been commenced on Henry
Glassers new saloon building.
Supt. Case, OF the II. 4. D. road,
passed through town on Wednesday,
& DING west.
Just received, our fall sample OF cloths.
Call and see them
CAWARD l. STEVENSON.
The first two car loads Of goods
for the new hardware store arrived
this week.
Judge F. NJ. Crosby, Of Hastings
Mimi, was in town on Thursday, and
made us . pleasant call.
The steam shovel Will begin an.
other cut in short time. making the
third this season, each fifty feet wide.
Murphy Bros. have recently built
neat barn on the Story farm, to re-.
place the one destroyed by lightning
at cost Of $3.50.
Movius Bros. hsvea Steam Thresher for
sale.
NJ. b. ewis,of,Red Wing, is enjoy.
ing the fine scenery of Big stone for a
short time. Mr.. Lewis has been act.
lively engaged in the Sunday School
missionary work for the past few
years.
We had the pleasure of looking over
the new Probate Court records a few
days ago, and think them as fine a set
Of books as there is III Grant county.
Herb. Burnell has charge Of them and
his handwork is displayed IN their
make up.
The first watermelon donation Of
the season took place OH Wednesday
asst, Charlie Brown being the donor,
and the HERALD force the recipients.
They were ripe and luscious, and the
devil says his digestive organs could
not stand racket like that oft
tner than once week.
Judge kidder while in St Paul q
few days ago, was offered a salary OF
IS, 900 annually, exclusive Of all ex-
penses, hy one of the large railroad
companies, to serve as a counsellor, he
to 90 to st. Paul to reside. lie DC.
clined the offer, preferring to live II
Dakota Nrrmillion Republican,.
Ladies shoes, . large assortment at r.
dredses.
Mr. y. W Fountain, q prominent
! attorney Of Du Queln, Ill, has been III
.,n.,, ,,,rinr tha week. and IL so well
-.
nacts that he has decided to max,
Rio Stone his perplanent home. Mr..
Fountain hrinps with him the reputa
t;a, af heino ~ able attorney. and
80, r.. ,u,,ho, of wears county at.
.n,,er - his former home.
IL leii 1'oi's'i 'o"tu
ton At aahtoll' 'oiii i''.0'' -
iesN i'tse '7a'oi'''s'
age 81 a''''it - ) ''''''' i,
e. lnelaui'ls W. "',n - : 80 '.', u,
INTEREST on bonus. ! = "'.,,,''' aonao ooa
t'''''''' = -. al, oant IL ~,
year. This does not include railroad
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19
.EOCAL LACONlCS.

zszE W1D( a IL ~ - SOt~s
ain last Monday night.
ea, is worth 81 per bushel.
" Aim has commenced thresh-
McCloud was in town on
tock of fresh candies at the
llv them.
ev elevator is all framed
for raising.
oncs, OF Ortonville, was
II streets on Thursday.
,unts and hanging baskets, the New
spvirc machine, states, school
u kinds u stationery at the Post
h The carly part OF the week
ancr 10 thrcshing and stack
- .,o c
,,: aoo; =,
6cpurt.
.1 ''''s' -.
49,, ! stopping 90 no0'n
0eA.
I. rr,, 4hoho,naitory ch;of NJ
80 80 90 Wy ''> y -. -
|< vas shot and Killed at the
~ ,geoey
ESQ .,.,,. a,,;e,ol rba
.h.,,. {, ,.s,., rn,3
,al nal.n+a ,,l,o. INA 1aad
s|3
sp,r4 mi family ofS+ panl
t;,. !, ia 1,ta and enjoy.
..a;4.it,. nf +bair li,,uD,an
Flaraa-o
!,
II ''' 80
d.
n.
~ =. - = = ''N'"S -
= ~
il. Nalil1ls trees are Z success ~
=. lhefe y ! grove north o'
y Ct seven years growth which
s
jackson, formerly oi tit
- i'as housht an interest y
I'd faeen Pioneer, and Will tr3
i hali5tie field again, Success,
i
es.ln, s,,,,,. p,c,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19

Wade 4 schiess, OF Big Stone City, wish e
notify the public that they are prepared 70 taka
contracts tor building, make estim ates, and
draw plans and Specifications to order.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19

Ladies, il ven want i nice pair OF shoes, So
toe. L. lolMes & Bro. They keep 'em,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19
pa n, Eldredge's.

ees. q, EldredSes.
Shoes at c, l.. Holmes / Bros.
I carpenters wanted. Enquire OF
cker,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19

Moyius Bros. have just received +;
car load Of >hakolee wagons.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19
WAGONS FOR SALE.

Eleven good srm wagons n ."d 'oI sn,u mnedis,ey.
cash or Oh time. Must pe ,a. S"lu
Annly nt TOBIAS OkHLbRs.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-08-19
, HELEN HAI.CH.

vile and Big Stone City. every
~ sunday At 7:3O. touching
sf@S lindholm, Foster and Hart
Ray View 1t p. m. arriv-
lte ! p m. Round trip s2.oo;
return ti.W.
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Close N, stor,s At 2 o'clock

4
w understand mn effort WIS., made
tolinye all the business houses closcd
M Z o'cinrk, r. AZ during the summer
months, but ilmi Il laileh on account
of two merchants ivf,sin2 TO enter
into the agreement. Why is Il that
our merchants can't cowc 20 sonlr
agreement aud do as IL done ia
oihrr plaresg
Clsrksviiic merchants -closc their
stores NJ 6 30, AMI ours should moi be
behind them The amount of goods
sold durins Tho nights amounts TO
very little aud Il would be MI cqual
waiter TO all II NIL would close. Then
again, tho clerks open tho houses
about 3 o'clork IN the moruiug aud
ara on duty until nine or ten at nigh,
making 4 total OF l6 or II hours.
whichis G or hours more than any
mechanic works, aud II seems moth
ing bql right, That they should be
allowed a few hours for recreation
dming dedicated term. Let the mer.
chants reconsider tho mailer aud close
their houses att o'clock.
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IMMIGRATION.
Editor Souih Kentuokina:

Eel
Editor South Keatuckida:
+ was handed copy OF your paper
La few days ago and was delighted TO
End that you advocated the cause OF
Immigration, which will undoubtedly
prove IL great blessing TO this commu-
nifty culne here a lew days ago al
The earnest solicitation OF your lmmi-
grafton Society ani olhcr enterprise
Ing gentlemen OF your pleasant city,
with view OF looking up the actual
situation and inducements offered to
the people l represent. Ny expert
cncc in this line has been quite ex.
icnsiye. have been operating large
~ with western people, have sent
thousands OF our people 20 the beau
tiiul prairies of the West, but find
that Inany are dissatisfied III conse-
qnence OF the severity OF the wintcr
season. My attention was called 10
the TACT that the winter was so severe
that cattle persisted aud people sui.
Tered with illsuilerable severity; this
state OF affairs caused INC 10 turn my
Eaiteniion TO your locality. Onnrriv.
Ing here was delighted. not alone
with your beautiful lands, but the
kind treatment received ut the hands
OF yo,m.inost hospilable people. Your
icople manifest the right spirit. they
welcome tho stranger and wish all
God speed. Through the Kindness OF
your Immigration Society aud Mr..
Hays | have passed over goodly
portion of Our county, and am will
Ing to'confess thai.l am most agreea-
NY, surprised, and am satisfied that
The fertility OF yonr soil Is unsur-
passed by any. r the farmers of
sPcnnsylyania, Ohio, Indiana aud Illi-
nois were 10 iiso ms little fertilizer
and work on tlIc principle of taking
all of their lands and not adding
thereto their lands would be com.
plciely barren. Your 'oil ia beyond
question among the most productive
in tic land.
j will address your people at The
Court House this afternoon NJ 4
o'clock. and willatil,at time explain
the true situation for tho present.
have 10 hesi,ancy IN saying that be-
fore many days all who wish TO dis
pose of their lands In this locality
will have ready purchasers. ! am
satisfied that n more cieycr or more
generous AMI hospiiablc people Than
yonrs don't exist; this kindly feeling
will add greatly tothc progress and
advancement ofile mission ! repre-.
sent. trust Your peoplc VIII inrn
out 10 hear INV views aud thus be mu-
naliy benefited. viii write you
more fully IN the near future.
Most Respectfully. &c,
Eattt It<ppt,pc
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$500 . - =
OASKv.

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.,ro,n lInnlinsyiIle Wn,lneslay last
Mis- smc E,Idi,s n.nn, T,aJ a
y;si,;u,, bcr sis,er Wrs " McIs,c
Mi.s Nor,h Roager. whn hss h,a,,
6,e,,,,;,,, sava,s, ,,s, viii ,hs f,u,;.
= oc IIn.d r,.,,rned Wsd,"s
I nc.,,,,,,',,;a, Ln w;ssas viii,
w.; ,,sl, l, I'Inv,i ' ''s
Wheat l. co,niuo In ron;dlv NOW
and scans IN Ls inf ia;r o,ali,w NJ
W., na,,sS.,,a o,eaaa Nv h.l H..
h,,,,,o" ~ ,;rs, lad oftha s.os"n y
Mrs LIN rav,av ,,,,,s n, ani "a
h.;,,a a,,o,,,,aJ L., ~ E,;nss -,
Jinne;ns,;,,o y
man Giving he ,,mo nc sm;,I,
from, ,hs v;,.;,,;,y or Tr,.m,,n wa y,
,he s,a,io. Wai,s.aav IN. sear.l, NJ /,
,",, WA w;c. '
Misc H., Marshall wos recalled
homo wsa"csday n'orn;ny nv ,Le
severo ;plnsss ot her si.,er !, Trnv'
Tenn Miss E,l,m lv,i,taIor arcon,'
nan;sd hor - 80 -
M;ss Hale, Hart re,uruod homo n
faw da,s a,,o ,ro,, ! yye.t's vis,i IN
Seh,ss Mn, ss
iroy WEIGHING Eve bupaeea
,.,,,,ds 49, ,,s,s s,';,sn"a so,,,h ,rn,n ,h;s
pv" ~ "ss ,o sn'ps Ss 10, ,,s J ,I,;so;
s.",, 49, ,o,,l mn" nm, hoa,;,;r ha "sn
M ,ss io"";e nsli win Ias loo,
v;si,;r,, S,iss iS.,.e Harry ar scvera,
days mat re,,,rns,, a. Trenton Sa,nr.
A. ~ y
Wy 'i,he so,or,d c;,,,cns ooys ! narhs.
cue Ss,,,,,sr ,'"d = snnrsr q, ,So
c,,,,rcL H. ,he oveni,g Mo anal,
,v.s varv oraer,v cuadmr,ea ma was
s,,ccas.r,,L 80 az ~ s.nwn II w.s
givsr for c s nnrnoses -
Mrs. Pa, W;iL;ms ms bcon op;te
N rnr ,yeol, nos, III, "a nov ,o,,ar, s
~ ~, 10 49," ~a,.,,r nsS,, ~ -
~ Soma neon,e cn,s,en,l thot 4 horse
10 devoid or in,elliyence hut Tho mi.
is IL aS,,,,s o,';n;.n 10 shawn Nv ,he
horse Of "na ~ onr nonnlnr widow.
nrs y,,;,I ,,,,,;oS ,,sa,s r ,,,,,n ,hs r,c,,
s,,ha s,a,ia's ia n wal and ins,.s,,
~ , en;na nc ,vs,,,oishe rcsi,lcucc
If ;s' ow"c,'s brIyht nsriicnmr star
,vhaso II re,as;, 81 All !, he na,a s,,n,;i
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cERu1sAN SPRINGS,

-,
'i., IpiioA
we understand You are complain
ing. Of tho hot weather. This COM
plant Is eitnely foreign to us down
here. The water has such an effect
on the blood that in a lew days alter
arriving when a sea breeze strikes
you oil a rel hot stove, yon imaylue
you are up round the north jackstali,
looking Tor the tranklia Expedition
The accommodating clerk meets yon
upon arrival, wi'h an ulster oyeroat
ana par Of overShocs on and com
plans OF the cold, when 1t is % dogs,
IN the shade. MIR. Harper still has
the same "Heaiuh'' apparatus.
The hotel is filling rapidly and the
season promises to be a successful one.
The hack failed to 30 to Ho7kinsville
on It's regular day. I wednesday but
went Thursday. This will not hap
pen again, however, as Mr. Harper
proposes to run 1t on time. Hack
will leave here early. will Ia rive in
Hopkinsvlllc IN time Tor business. Al
present among the late arrivals are
JAS. II. Barbour and vile, Murray,
ny; Mrs. Jno. w. Nc hcrson and
son,aJ. Edgar Mcpherson, Hopkins
vile; II. Il. Abcrnathy anu family,
Jarrett Cant ah.l ianilly Jc,. Cant
aud vile, 1. D. Morrow, y. L w AMI,
a, D: Rodgers, Moses Elb, Hopkins
vile, also, JAS. NJ. Howe anu family,
from same; .. II. pabney, henderson,
Jas 7. Thompson, Louisville; kobt.
Crensliaw. Ca'!iz; jam iinsk, Vadiz;
Il ,. Hale hayheid; .. ~, hslc,
Murray; Geo. Wlii's LINDSAY and
ian,ily, Csdlz; MISE Moltie Duke ana
u. Y. Herndon, p'mert@n; Maicom
Duhcan' Sincllina'i; PERSONS sons. s,'on ,l.
remember that tue lance every rriuay
evenings Is one o. the most enjoyable
AFFAIRS at the springs anu should not
'aIl to at,em''
vet your mail daily, without 'a'l.
Hooms over me store y anu -
arc sun vacant 1 suppose tue dutch
SUI h"hi iiol'end,
OfiarleY has moved nIR scales IRON
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.gSoNExy.

Crops are looking splendid.
Oats better than usual. :.
Wheat is turning out better. ti,aIf.
was expected.
A singing schools in progress at
Dogwood Chapel.
( We noticed in tho last paper that
the ninth wonder OF the world had
been discovered here, and by closo in
qniry we find Il Is ohlya moor spcci.
men OF a human being who has just
commenced to wrilo items for your
paper. lie misreprcsented this place
by stating that DIR. Gooch was erect.
ing new building at this place. II
Ia at Kelly miles from this place.
We can excuse him for that mistake,
as 1t was caused by tho effects Of n
sunsirokc. We listen for another
snnstroke soon and II may prove
fatal, as our school is just out.
i ZIp.
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School Trustees Elected.


Tho election Of school trustees held
Saturday resulted III tho reelection
Of tho old boar,l by large majority.
But little interest was taken in It and
tho vote pollcd was very small. The
following Is the Official report, the
first Ave. being tho ones elected.
G. A. Champlin, 1876.
Jas. A. Wallace, 1913.
Geo. Z. Long, 1G2.
II. NJ. Fairleigh, 100.
VIM skerri,t, l45. Y'
S. G. Buckncr, 81.
A. G. Oscrsl,iner, As.
IL. G.. Alternately, 80.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12
SUNDAY, JrLy 10.

At our last writing wc.lcit off on
Friday at II NJ. The increase in
guests has been going on steadily:
One feature about this season which
is different from any previous, is the
house j. filed, and filled with persons
who intend staying from two TO eight
weeks, steady boarlers. Late arrivals:
w. j. Graham, liopkinsville; Mrs.
w. j. Crenslaw anil family, Frank
Street, Caliz; Geo. q. Burnett and
Sam j. IIohuS, paducah; NJ. i,
Eaker and wife, Murray, Ky; MIR w,
IL l. ster. Tallahassee, Fla, arrived
Saturday, and will spend the season,
lie is suffering from dyspepsia, and
bearing of Cerilcan came hero for the
cure az it has never been known to
tail to care dyspepsia aud diseases d
liver and kidneys.
Mr.. j. d. Hale. Of Murray, met
with quite a painful accident while
playing at ten pins, and in the act Of
rolling ball. his middle finger came
in c,n,tact with the huor. running a
splinter the size OF match under the
nail Of said finger clearto the second
or middle joint Of the finger DR..
Amoss slit the finger from the Join:
to the nail and removed the splinter.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12
TIE SOUTH KEETuCKIAN.
HopKiNsvILLE, ,JuLYA2, 1881.
sOo1ALlTIEs,

Miss Matte Sioncr Is visiting Miss
Belle Henry at Casky.
Mrs. II. g. Aberaalhy aud Miss
Mamie Barnes are al Ccrulean.
Miss johnson, of Elkton, was the
guest OF Miss Fanaic Fox last week,
Miss Bette Reason, OF Louisville, is
visiting The family of Mr.. d. f..
Snilhson. Ell
Miss Baldwin, Of Bowling Green,
spcat last week IN tho CITY visiting
Miss kntie Clarke.
Mrs.J. L. lodge, Of Atlanta, Ga,
is visiting The famiIy Vt her father.
DR.. Jas. Wheeler,
Mr.. Jiio. Old. Rust left Fridtyto
enter 'tc law department Of tito Uni.
vefsiiy Of Virginia. 4 ssS.f s,3
mrs. Mnrgdret isoach lci' Wr alch-
igan Thursday las, TO slcad tho SUM.
mcr with her sister.
Mr.. Dick Pryor, late solicitor for
,,,e New Era, has rouo 10 CIarksyllc
10 spcad the su'nmcr.
Mr.. d. IL. bradley. Of the Prince.
ton bar, was In tho city Friday on
professional business.
Mrs. M. e Rodgers aud Mrs. A..
u. Rodgers spcut last week IN Nal.
;souyilIr visiting relatives.
=,
go, S "a ~, Z 's
She will DO nb.cnt a week.
:, 1884 sVs"s rV'Hs "s "
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Mrs. Mason aud her grand dauel-
Zee, Miss Mary Mason len last week
ona vl.it TO Carthage, Ills.
MIR. Frank u. Woodbridge and his