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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

SOCIAL LIFE OF MONKEYS ALTHOUGH each
fsmiIy Ives separate, 1t appears 10 be or social
terms with the other tamil os Of the troe, AID
when they remove their Installations all travel
together in largo bands LIT Us supplsa that
the little orphan previously mentioned, now
grown uD aud become one or the leaders OF the
tribe had taken unto himself wife from amopg
tho most sttrsc i've females of his species. L.; us
suppose hat they are happy luple, Ilelng 10
the social freedom OF their usllvt wood, aud
knowing nothing Of the doirg5 Of the outer
world. wheo suddenly party Of travellers apr
pear upon the scene, aud hlpssly dispatch
the youne bride. The s.quel, to quote Forbes
in his Oriental Memoirs" was IS follows
20 shooting party oue OF uy friends killed
female monkey, and c,trled 1t 10 bis tent,
winch vts sooo surrould-d by for y of
tho tribe, who made great Doise, nod
10 me1ocing posture advanced toward
it. % his presenting hs fowling piece,
they retreated; but QUE stood his ground,
chstteriog and meuscDg iu O furiyus mauGer.
He at lepgth came close TO the tent door. and
fading that bis threuteuinRs we're of no avsiI,
begao lam9otable moaning, ald by everg tx-
press!on OF grlet aud suppllostcn seemed 10
beg the bodY of the dec aied. Ol this it was
given to him. He took it up lu bis arms,
eagerly pressed il 10 his bosom, sud carried it
off 10 o sort Of triumph to bis eXpeciiug CON.
uauioos. The Hrtless behavior If this poor
solmal wrought 80 powerfully on the sport smen
that they resolved neV6r more TO level qua at
one of the monkey iriOe." According to iber
custom OF carrying away their dead and wound.
ed, it may be presumed that our hero bore of
his murdered bride and buried Dor, 10 accord
auoe Wih the habits OF bis tribe, beneath
oiirn of leaves. These orea ures, SIS We kaow.
feel the most iotense aud overpowering sorrow
for their deceased, and something closely ap-
preaching to humaa Intelligence mingles With
their sense of the ravages Of death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

BRoCADgD SILKS, In BLACK AND CoI.0RS
We have pufchss, d isree lot add w.Il sell then
chtpr then ever uffere: b.for,; sc have them
from Is, up to So ay T !, as large 80 sssort meut
as aov house 10 Wsshluvton. Ca and see at
|. EICHBERG's, Succ .sor 70 SIaqmaker & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

SURAH SILKS, this oew Sryl, Silk Just out
we have all shsue:; just calvrd ElCuBERG' 8
Succ ss0r 10 S,ymaker y %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

FULL REGULAR MADE 40 3. Misses Hose
at l24t ralr worth three umei lbe money. al
/. ElChBERG's, Succ :ssor to Slsymsktr l. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

RIBBONS! RIBBONS We have purchased q
big lot OF srIuwlog aud sash Ribbons at i'm
mense sacrifice. Call and see them al EICH,
BsRG's, Successor to Sisymsker e Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
AUCTION SAi.Ea.
BY Green d Wise. Auctioneers,


HOMMISSlOH SALE OF VALUA.
- BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
C0UNTf.-Pureuant to 4 decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county 1t N ovemb IT term. 1882,
III the case Of Emerson sd or. vs. Emerson et
sl, the undersigned ommissioners tharein
named will sell At public auction on TUES
DAY, tn" 2et tay of March. 1881. at y o'clock
~, in front Of the entrance 10 The Court Room
on Fairfax street, in the city of Alexsndris, Va
y TRaCi OF LA Nd in Fairfax county, lying
Immediately on The Potomac river, three snd
sif rlies bslOw AlexsDdria, and containing
1861 acres. TIE land is believed to be of good
quaIity, IF easy accass to market, while tie
.itualIoa for beauty is not surpassed by any on
the river, comm.udiug a fuil vlcw of the cities
of al"x.nira snd Washington and the sur
rounding country OF Maryisnd and Virgins
Terms Of Sale: One fourth Of the purchase
money in cash; tho residue in three equal in
! stslmeDts at ax ,welve and eighteen months,
with interest from date; the bonds Of the pur-
chaser 70 be taken, with security, and the title
to be retained until sll The purchase money is
paid. II: o. LAUGHTON, r,,,-, -,
w. A. ia LOH, o'mnl IS oi
j. N. LOVE, oa'e.
fnhI6-eots
gS- The above sale has been postponed till
SATURDAY, April 23rd at same lime and
plsce. mh22-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

For TWENTY FIVE CENTS, the bes. and srg-
pst oil Loco Towels uan DC procured at Isaac
EICHBERG'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

STOP THE LEAKS. FIN Rooilog Gutter and
Raiu Spout. aud ali work repaired promptly, by
STANsBURY & Bro.
THE BEST home mat utao,ufed Tiu Ware
apd Hous-utnishing Goods csn be found at
STANsBURY Central Stove House coruer
klug aod Washington streets, (McBaruey' g
Baidingl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
EebI: NAES .p6S EE&T

asIOhE Oh KING S%kkhr FOX hENT-
- The HKh:! STJHY BRICK STORE No.
Il King itraot, running bsck t. Market alley.
sepl6 y SMOJT s. SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
Praise Children.

There is 90 old superstition thai prais: is TOO
good thing 10 be giv.n to the ohidreu; that
1t is too rich for their map'a and moral diges>
lon SJO1 pareots are so afraid that child
will grow proud that they never praise him,
aod this courSs is otten disastrous. |; is apt to
Drcdnc, either too much self a5ser.ion-fo.
sell ASSERTION is a legitimate ou'groSth of the
withholding Of oamnendst0n to phch one is
enutled-or 10 engeud,r a self tisrrust, or mel
snoSo!y hopeless0ess OF disposition. Praise is
SUNSHINE TO child, and there is ID child thst
does not need il. 1t is the high reward of ons's
struggle to do right. Thomas Hughes says hat
you can uevcr pue mas S st OUT of him vi h.
out praise. Many a seus lv, child, We crlieve,
dies OF tuuger for kind cou N .ndstiou. Macy
child starV'g Tor the praise that psrrat
shuu'd give, ruos of eagerly sf.er the de-
tlgniog h'uery or Others. 70 withhold
praise where it is dua is dlshuuest,
and, in the case of child. suchi course
Ctten Leaves stlnging sense of injustice Mo-
tlves OF con III ustice rs wH'l as regard for the
future OF thp ,hlld should i,l fence The parent
to give ger erUus prsise FIR a,l that deserves it,
Ot Course lhore is difTrenca in the constitution
OF Children Some c.unot bear so much praise
as others, and some need great deal. IL should
never be lndiscciminsta. We remember n won
derful woman who taught srhoo, in one village
unt!l she had educateG or. o. three genera
t!oa. Sha ws' one Of the mos. suc c.e:siuI OF
teachers, but hes success lay in her gift Of pras-
ing with Discrimination. 4 bad boy, who was
good scho sr, got praises for his briiii.ncy.
San !wlched between her abomi aAtioa fjr Ills
bad Behavior, and so W.s won to better life.
And W. rfcnll good girl who had 90 git of
learning rapidly, but VINO was ssvGd from utter
despair by the praise sha 70! for her unlirirg
Industry. lnto the DISCOURAGED hearts Of tbs
children tha praise of the teacher came like sur.
Nkht. And the vriu,s like other fruits csl
only rlpeu in the esunshine.-EiwarGE EgyieSton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

RIcH AND PURE Liquors. .-Chrystalizsd
Rex and Rye. Peach B andy. California
Houey aud Gold Lyon Pdo,h, all guaranteed
the purest l!ou}rs. Q lstt bottles at McBor-
oey's, corner King sou WSshiog,oo Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

@- The above sale has been postponed till
SATURDAY, April 23rd, at same lime and
plac5. mh22. cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

JAS. T. CARLIN 4 SONS, 63 King street,
nsndled Knives, Plated Forks and Spoons, Pen
AUD Pocket Knives = ia:. assortment! OF Tool
Chests, Skates, &c. c.,-uaeiut holiday presents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
GET YOUR PRINTING DONE BY
J. NJ. HILL l. CO.,
STEAM PRINTERS, ALEXANDRIA, Va

E,ERTILIZ.NG CAEhIGALS.-Farme ers
Il save your money by making your own
Fertilizsrsl Janneys Formula No. 10. con-
tains:
20U lbs. Pure Dissolved Slaughter Eous: Bones.
80 " Sulphate Potash
35 " . Magnesis.
is " " Ammonia
Price 5000
The above Fornu's to be mixed with suth
cient dry muck or stable manure to make o0e
ton 10 weight sud applied with drill go to 3C0
bs. to the acre. We nsvs bean selling Inc above
for several years and with entire satisfaction to
all who have use1 1t.
mt9 JANNEY s. co.
1'ULDING ROCKING CHAIkSl
N FOLDING ROCKING CHAIRSl
We have lust received another lot of the
above; price only 81; they are just the thing for
chesp AID useful &mss present.
McLEhN & THLER
no730 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

SErE HAVE this day secured the agency tor
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
and PORTEk, which We will keep constantly
on hand, and to which wa invite the attention OF
families who desire ne Hrtlcle of Ale or Porter
AMI w. i. JOHNSON d CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

A. FRESH SUPPLY or BOILED AND
- RAW LlNSAED OIL; also Neatsfooti
Lard, Tanners ard several grades OF Lubrcst-
ing Oil, aiwsys on hand st
W. +. OREIGHTON'S,
je26 9h King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

NJ AJOLICA WARE-We have just opened
AVA good assortment ot ths above named
goods, in pi!chsr:, oalai Bowls, Ind Buffers,
Bread snd Mush Bets Chocolate Pitchers,
Pouch Baskets, mugs. &c. Gail and e1.mile
them at
mnl FL MILLER s. cos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

MILL FEEU-All kinds of Feed, 3 an,
WI Corn Oats. Hay, Straw sc always TO be
found at our feed store. We have on band at
present 10 tons OF very fine Timonty aay. to
which Wo Invite the stleution Of owners 0
horses.
oct 23 HARMON q SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

IN AMERICA Forepsugs FAMOUS
illustrating
Great Forepsush making ~ ge
ostlsvshs
ohon ahsrnoon ano
steamboats, april and to see the
Great Forepsuh Show
ps~Prerre April aad5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

rENHE CELEBHATED RUSSIA CEMENT.
4 IL cemen,s perfectly WOOD leather. glass,
msrbe, crockefy. Jewery. ornaments, &C, anC
is PRONOUNCE; superior 10 any glue known. 1t
is Il liquid, snd Is always ready ior U.s.. For
asls by McLahN y UHLER,
spDlJ rs X inc streat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

ASTED COFFEES-ROASTkD AT
ih OUH STORE: B.st Java &c, Msrscaibo
8 LhG.uyra ~, Rio 2Oc and fair Kio 10. As
l roast only choice Java. have no grade for
lees th.n &c.
jaL23 q M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
Published Daily and Tri Weekly,

hrt6red st the postottice q. Alexandria. "a, 3.
second clsss matter
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
Sold, By Thunder !"

NJ On last Thursday night, after The
Knights Of Pythias had adjourned, q
shooting aflairtook place in the hall
between John G. Ellis and ii. IL.
Alternately, two prominent young
men OF the city. Some ten or twelve
young men were present and as the
belligerents began to quarrel about
some previous difficulty they gath
cred around TO intcrcede. but to no
avail. From disputing they got 10
high words aud soon both drew piss
tolls and began firing at each other
We seized hold Of Ellis, telling the
others to hold Abernathy, and il was
mot I'll they had emptied all the bar
rcls OF their pistols, that We found out
that tho whole thing was q sham fight
and sell out. Some of the pistol
flashes scorched our olothing while
we were In between them trying to
|quell the riot, as they fired at each
other. We felt that We were in a
pretty warm place, even after the
fight was over and we learned that
Che cartridges were blank. The sell
was complete and all parties ad-
jouraed 10 the leo cream saloon to cn.
Hoy the joke. s& sA 10 I
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
IMMIGRANTS.
EMIGRANss.
Which Is tn

Well, 1t 10 this, tho men who have
ia charge tho South Kentucky lInmi.
grafton Society, seem TO DO determined
to mako success of 1t, They have,
VIC understand, already recommended
u suitable person here as Agent for
the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company, Of Bremen. to sell tickets
for the Company, and arc in cores
pondcnce with German Press Cor
respondent, with the expectation oil
having him write up Southern Ken.
lucky. In tho EUROPEAN GERMAN
PRRss, aud to use his influence to
turn some of tho immensoG erman tide
Of people now arriving in this coun-
try To South Kentucky, and especially
Christian county.
This we consider very impor.anl
just at this tinlc, because the class oil
immigrants now 10 much superior to
those OF former years, and will make
the very best OF citizens for us.
These gentlemen have already sc.
cured low rate of Il. II. passenger
tickets for immigrants 10 Hopkins
vile, and the Ocean passage is now
lower than ever before, hence every
thing looks encouraging for tho en-
terprise. The movement is ono Of
great importance aud we commend i
to tho careful consideration Of oui
community.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
BUGGIES AND
lr CARRIAES.W NJ.

I've offer TO the public
this yeUr extra induce
n1entS in work and
prices. Confidently be-
tievins that o1trfaithfMl
efforts to please in the
past have been success
|fuL u, a great measure
and hare non for us an
enUiabJe rep,ttation, ne
hereby PLEDGE ourselves
TO- proDe in every EUay
|lvorthy aofheiepatron-
aSe during the season
Just opening. In re-
painting bueeies Ice can-
not be epcelted, Iourfac-
lities being such that zoe
can put up superior
z0ork at very lolo prices.
|.AW kinds of repairing
done at figures TO suit
the times.
! Remember that ne can
furnish you vitb any
hind of Uehicle you vant.
IF 1t is not in our stocb,
u0e will take pleasure in
making it to order.
Those tUho hare tried us
bnow US. Those 10ho
haUesnot should call i'm
mediately and examine
goods and prices. Res.
lpectfulJy. 81 nos
McCGny, Bonte S Co.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17

Mr.. Henry Blumesteil kindly show
ed US through his supply car head
quarters Saturday night and placed
US under obligations to him for nice
treat OF delicious Ice cream. lie is
making success Of his experiment.
or the twenty samples of tobacco
awarded premiums at the tobac.
co Fair at Fairview last week nine
teen were grown with the Homestead
Tobacco Grower sold by Metcalfe &
Sons of this city.
A change took place in the railroad
time table last Sunday, The. north
bound passenger now arrives here at
IL :43 A. NJ. and the south bound at
:l5 r. NJ. The accommodation leaves
for Nashville at 6 ;05 a. NJ. and returns
at s r. NJ.
The programme OF the Press meet
ing 10. morrow is M follows: Wed-
nesday 3 D. H., visit to Bethel +, .
male College; s u. m. preliminary
meeting; 5 p. m. business meeting |;
ihursu"y' ~ T. M S'S'' '" puo'' -
Schools ~ III. WISH 10 Asy'u"' .
p III mop ~ inc Cour' HOUSE,
The ladies' of Olivct church, near
Garrettsburg, ky..will give a straw
berry festival AMI Ice cream supIer
wednesday evening, May 25th, 1881,
for the benefit of the church. Com
mii,ee Miss Lou Leavell, Mrs. }. III.
wu,s r. Ia.xs,l md T. IT, White
Acco@"o"""ns ""'0 ''." p'o
Ndcu'or '"F'! e",s''s "'.0"'!' a"'
ncre WIZ W "o oi'h''"y :" securing
"cco"'hoen''ons 'o' W. VIM "", oe
p'e'c" " .n' W." W ep ~, "
,u"sc '"e' ' '"' INV
'iop ~ '"o oo"' 'iou's'' ' "'
" ecn'io'ncn wa" WI" "N'
~ su'oes" ss ~ Va M N
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
LAFAYETTE

Your correspondent obediently
comes TO time on q postal. !. -
: No rhetorical flourishes. Weather
stays warm. -
{ Much rain has retarded the far
mers in planting corn. I FCi ~
Strawberry beds prolific, and prom.
ising All abundant yield.
An interesting meeting In progress
at NJ. L. church, conducted by our
Baptist brother, Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Of
Ohio Co., Ky, Attendance good,
sermons eloquent and instructive.
A revival Of interest iu the dry
goods market. NFt
Mrs. 4. X. Hancock, of your city 4
visiting friends and relatives here
Miss Mamie Childress, of Auburn,
KY, like wise. si i i8Nntf
Mr.. Henry Hester who has been
quite i'll, at Capt. VIM. Hester's for
some time past, am happy to say il
improving.
Elder VIM. Mobley has promised
to be with his church Tuesday Of The
4th Sunday In this month.
NJ. u. conference meets in Lafayette
Thursday before the 9th Sunday
Bishop Kavanaugh is expected ant
all others who desire to come.
OLIVE BRANCH.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
wEAvER'S STORE.

Re planting corn is now among the
topics OF conversation. +,
Spring sub poenas have made their
appearance already. They are as
numerous as sale bills In city.
Flowing corn, preparing tobacco
land &c. Is the order OF the day. 4 {
Master johnnie Mcknight grand
son Of Mr.. Jurguson has been III for
a week, and is still very sick.
The cattle trade haa been OH a
"boom" in this part OF Christian dur
ing the past few week. v $50 W.
Mr.. Andrew Weaver has retired
from the mercantile business, after
having experienced but few weeks
Of It's hardships. lIcis now COMPASS
ing. - - q - ~ =
Dennis Barbee and Monroe Greg
DRY, both say they always keep ma
chimes for sale. ''' ~
Pike Stephens and wife paid a
Fishing" visit to Montgomery Co.,
Tenn, last week. They were very
successful.
SUoRTrEI,LOW.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
Red Hot Iron.

& Inview Of the immense tide OF i'm
migration now arriving IN this coun-
Try from Europe aud the very gencr'
nj dissatisfaction with the North and
Northwest, In consequence OF the
long and very cold winters up there
the best class Of immigrants, both ma
tive and foreign, are looking to the
South as the place best suited to their
wants. 10 furnish such persons with
reliable information CONCERNING
Southern kentucky is the object for
! which our recently organized lMM-
GRAFTON SOCIETY," was gotten up The
subjec, is one Of great Importance and
we commend Il to the gentlemen Of
the Western Kentucky Press Assocla'
lion, which meets here tomorrow
and suggest similar organizations IL
ether counties
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
Will Read Either Way.

The Loadon Trp,h submits the
! following as specimens OF sentence,
which make sense when read forward
or backward:
Solomon had, va>t treasures--sil'
yer and gold-things precious. Hap.
py and rich, aad wise was lie. Faith.
fully served he, God.
She sits lamcnling sadly, often too
much alone. q,
Man is noble and generous often,
but sometimes vain and cowarlly
Carefully boiled oggs are good aud
palatable.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17

Public discussion at the Church Till
Grange on the fourth Friday after
n moon.
= Several persons Joined the Chosen
g, Friends last Monday night. The
8 Lodge now has abou, ll5 members.
= Tho irsursnce certificates have been
sent for aud viii probably arrive BY
Kthe next meeting.
Tho X. OF r. Lodge will confer the
ranks OF Page aud Knight at the next
nmcetiug. New members are still
being added at almost every meeting
VI STOCK BALE.
,sI Church Hill Grange, No. 100, win
. hold It's second annual stock sale Of
Church Hill, on Friday, June 81, be-
ginning at 0 o'clock, a. NJ. All Gran
gers In The county are invited TO bring
stock and take part IN the sale. The
h stock win DO registered and sold IN
Z regular order, aud therefore 1t will be
necessary for parties wishing to sell
.. to report their stock 10 the Secretary
and have them properly registered
Stock buyers arc especially invited tc
attend. ~
FS NJ. B. KING, Sec'y,
.~..ss-l---.-~ ......a. Church Hill, Ky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
Why Nota

Hopkinsvillo seems to be growing
faster than any town IN Southern
Kentucky, and there are good reasons
why II Is so. Christian County is the
fourth county in the State In popula-
ton, the first in, the production Of
wheat and tobacco, and well up with
the foremost IN regard TO raising hay,
Indian corn and live stock. With the
aid Of tho Immigration Society we
see no rcason why our population
should not double In the next ten
years.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
Attention! Farmers Of Christian & Trieg ,cs,
a WORD 70 YOU.
ID. H. Winfree s. Co..

Are prepared sell the best line of Machinery handled
lucky Try and be convinced stt - t-e a.-5 f-tr.,
First McComicks celebrated limo Harvesting Machines
his wire binders have been sold machine
have given satisfaction .5f@ l..
His ready and guaranteed good work
in the market We willing Them Geld against
machine and allow the farmer take his choice after having tried both
His Combined Seake Reaper Dropper
durability simplicity
lersal yoric great advantage
ers Is that full line repairs always kept hand aud broken
part can be supplied In Lours. re- aa' oia
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
Tobacco Fair at Fairview j..

ED. SoUTH KENTucKIAN:
1t was our pleasure last Saturday
to attend ihe Tobacco Fair held al
Fairview, Ky. At an early hour the
President, Secretary aud members OF
the association were at their posts
working like beavers, to make the
exhibition interesting, and to sec fair
play IN thu noble rivalry between
ncighbors.
For,y.ono samples were entered,
represented very ably Tho famous
grades raised in the Fairyicw section,
and but for several entries In our
opinion, being mis-classcd,' the dis-
play could not be excelled. The
awards werc.as follows:
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17

Mr. JAMES MEpEy Of opknle Ky, September 3d. 1880 writes
ntng Sell Bping Reaper inst examined the different
Chimes and finally agreed TO take Mccormick and Marsh o wire bind
er aud test each through harvest Your
having written their machines up
them to be tested by myself Your agents did my place a
but cannot much for The Marsh
the like vetera not making break The Marsh did o6y
well uni struck rough ground which
mansh OF the Marsh and proved miserable aure while the old
M as good work rough ground smouh making
skip II is strong durable made by
up as follows; have used The Wood MARSH aid MeCok"
sold my Wood Binder for $780, e
Mccormick and would moi give to-day other machines
Cormk. 49, go 3aIHoa -aI t. TiI1i ',l,te.'.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
THROW AWAY YOUR
MARKET BASKET. @.
10 MORT MARKETING.

The people ofthe tolOp
are beginning to see that
there is something else
in this departure besides
nouelty. MeysnolO find
that it iSreal enterprise,
that it means business.
That I will deliver gro.
.ceriesIot Me;fdoo,'s fully
as cheap Gsathey can bug
them dotO,s to10p. More
than that, NtheyJand a.
greater variety In my
IcGratbamin any grocery
store q IN HopkinsUille.
Ire got every hind of
vegetable right no1O, Mat
your gardens will pro-
drSce this year, Onions,
Beans, Peas, Cabbages,
Tomatoes, Gooseberries,
in short every hind of
veeetable, all wonder-
fully cheap. S%3l
In my poultry yard
you will find just the
fouls you 1Oant. Char
coal, be,reIed for sale.
Pea-sticks md Bean
poles for your gardens.
Everybody Y should
come out and sec b0lU
Tn fixed up. PU sholc
you something you neve,'
sa1O before. Trade dol
lars taken at par.
Don't forget the man.
| Il. BJttDaenstieJ.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
SPECIAL LOCALS,

LOST-A pair of fine gold specta-
c'es on Main street, Monday evening.
a liberal reward will ho paid for their
recovery. Return to this office.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17

rho thermometer weptup into the
ninc,ies last Friday. 1t Is doubtful
# such hot weather was ever known
bororc the lirst half Of May s