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TIE CIrY-IIALL.

Ain. SANDERS and family loavo for tho Min-
ncs0ln summer. resorts to-day, aud will DO Kono
seycrAl wocks,
I'iIKnt wero sl1ty.0vc deaths reported at tho
Health Ollltc yesterday. blxty.scv9n buslnl
permits wore fssurd.
MAYOR HARRISON loft Inst evonnY for brler
hololirn ut Canonchut, whcrc h0 proposes to cat
iIsh and tako sou baths.
WHILE going to lro yesterday forcnoot,
Ltout 6n,ith. Of lsoOk and Ladder No, I. broke
omo Of hIs logs ut tho ankle by bu'ng caught in
tho wheel Ut tho corues Of Ashland avenue and
WMlnut stroot.
Jacon KElTEL. Of cadmus, Kas., writes tho
Mayor for Information III tu two brothers who
aro supposed to ha III this city. lu ,Ig54, un tho
arrival pf his mother In this country frum Ger
!llnny, tho knnsns tnAn and his br0thorA wor0
botts,tl out ny the Gerthau Consul hure. 10 bo.
catlo so,arsatod fsom them, and bus not hoarI
IHE Commissioner Of Public Works yesterday
sSworsps % for ito iiss ttlty.lsll. Fos naatinS a
%s uhs %ss 's sa f % o,tSs
<iS 100, fly, $50. StO, ,ll aud $1l,.7d. Tho sowor
Ris I've, wSr9 owst ths hors ST.
THREE dcuths aud soyon now uases Of smat-
pox wurO roportcd yesterday, Tho JeNths wgr0
trDln No. lBb Gleav6r stroot, tho fourth Victim
MthI.. VA short tine e the sane plses. trnm N No.
yur1l, uoar tho Wostorn ayoi,uo hEtiFo, Thu
now onseB wero rG}A,rtud fran No, TIL North
Ashland uyenuB. Nj. tA< Clybourn ayonuu. No.
VI NUwtOii ktruot, No. ~ CoFn1lin strout, two
gasts 1T No. - Samuel 4tFeut. and ui!u vt Ma,
suJa ituttorlteld streot. a uAs0 Of sumEet- torct
wls reported trItn No, s701 CuttMyc drove NV
street.
THEME woro building pesMits issued yester-
day ~ tn!!aws: John Wc!thrank. two.s .stoFy sloro
and lwoiing, ~ ~ 10 fcut, NJ. lt8 llssosl .tspet.
to cost k3,NQt =. z, kuat, twu.stnry and baso-
noat slata, 70 by IS fNet, NJ. l70 Yhirl Ayeilue,
$IVoOt IL. Iclp0t, two. stary dwelling. 2i BY ~
sie N6s y ~ s aysaS
ing. "a by M foot, NJ. u5s WA0ash Rvpuuo, ii, gu;
(: Max. one. story eStsayv, " by Is feet, No.
0eN t4oek street. ii, ,000, z. ]. Weat, tWUrKtury
md basomons dwvlllnx, ts by b5 ieet. No. Il
Qtlptp sttt0t, &lu0; George Mukclh8user,
threessIQEy4 eRseDouk aud at$(o stnrR aud
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TIE COUNwY-BuILDING,


hroush. to the 1utl yesterday to await q hearing
OIL tho charge Of being 'nsano.
tlESHv SALLY, lnrccny; Jerome Coffos, mali.
can,Is mischief; Uoorge Brown. luruuuy; and
vos,cr,"v ~, Se .o ns,r ~ sn @ ,so 'a
'e' VI .as o..'' y. >A' o'aA1 'uS
s,'n Anot llsicnE1 m w|'o was brought t3 5atl
to,iy; lls l.il Waa reduced 10 $3.50, and viii.
m Tnr me- eoutracior ~ for uu supplying tn. cornot, for
tho Siaa Is bo.'t 1T thrSas Viii IL SIs Wtr na n
@ IT. st,ns t. tsS ,yi saIo, a 1
iii tor tho Crlml1l9l C;,art Moin. which viii nc
hid In fow daya Or lust ~ soon as 1t can bo
n'a'le' ana this viii b' the e',d.
s aaa @ eTiyats s past'ss wefS sSsf:,Ssd A; f. 70
'Sos IT, ieys sall tSo ty sa;"s enas aSn1afes feS
@ u1 * yn fnr uE t!Ian ~ .Ys tS aet
liz It ascn,n Snstc ~ n:n,2so 1yg cos6 ',a S
says' poaaa "eFc aoln9 ao"n. .-.
:. NtcK ltoActi. against whom IN indictment for
Sy SnSyn VIZ III se ba s Wo w'S Sr Ss two o
1lNaln nrrAlunel yesterday. lie hRd not kept his
plomse, It appears, aud was brought to jail. but
giyou auother chanco. II ho dooa not ieavo tic
city ut once, howcvor, md rcmnn Hway thrco
SSS's' e%, he Is to s0 ssasfss'e' tt'a' mud sent '
avvpp.,. ,roro-,v. ,,,,o,. ,zh, ,.,,, w.. r,,,u
oltx nf sth froM Mn1 drv rai amn pen. r
@ 1 ,a to '9,,S 1en 9n 6 a9xa. 9
t,sn M1n ~ san narg tsa iusy so1nu; & d9o Go
or!sioa. I'd b hsli !hss ~ pos ssSt .!Ia not @
apply 10 oAex e an4 ~ torie1tca ta1es. Thls w.s tot
no ata o puo as ( d aaa KY ;ss,a SSs;Sd
W,fio,3 n G,9ssy m'; Court o. Gook H. sr
ssS If: Si$S IN sxsSss !: e
Nv x": y a1u w a!u sam Mrless,
, 1881-08-17
CHARLES sriaKl,, Ttle nor HEno.

~ M EQA2F ~ 4m tRt<4QQ lT&4HHts
CHICAGO. Aug, ia now machine for mixing
eoneret9 n has boon coRatraeted BY tho Chloayu
the track I0r s6oir oaGIo. Tins tnaShlao ID lnDst
soMarka@e!S @ 70 A Mappoat!tnco. Viewed froa. als.
III prey, lis taM ni eoiieA iFon extends a!ona
sas ssreot e the north tor = distance of MY
fGef ats shapei9:s y Of f9ash nacainery
tspa9hs, esqss l!ses. ard braces naturally oxetto
WONDER, While 4 1vlles anaya!s. ~ front ar ~
feet, Y = eois Ut lroa tleusod in woud. What-
ofSa oFElnai a saou L. seSo by IT. havo
desortpea 4 tn reRose. bGt u shoula lo
asiso ] IL its puts, and il ssca.i :hskcs ~ sroti
for psariy u bfook away, That thts .n.,lsler
dTaw ~ ahouf It crowds ot men, TS.so,, AID chi.
dTo., 4 mattor o. no surprise. Among those
Tatrick iieaacssoy, = Tiii.to-io grocer doing
business tloar BY: The little fellow wss all esrt;
machlae. Iis was sittins o. tho odyo of 'ths
wooden frame that held tho long Iron COLI when
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~
MAinH ltAEt1R0N nhn very narrow Gecnpc
!tnnl neN'8 k'llcu Mnnuar n(tcrnoof- llp had
nllcnen up very nntl!eu h0raG 70 hMGIy
~ SrMoe sn Mttehi mo is!ah pl1ntc
r. Eta, ,UH.!eHs urnSc. ~ was afiyinR nln!l0
. Must 1nalana Street. wtts rli!i tl't0 " Hcnvy
Sen!,': ino touala nt Mo w.lH''i cattnn9 n ~
uint Wncet anu tIrpiii9 MN nScf. my oihypr
wNs thr1iWn nut uptl! us sMcK. anu tlttrnllr
kuncheM out ol Ling: lno nerho WIZ htnpfci.
neMGser. Hnn euo anhtuf o&tv5eatG1 rum tne
utOr's h1a ;nlH w upo!9 INC sldoWn!k. Whero no
Eewsea e,,,, ,se sMleG.y M " annat .ni m!nMcs @ 70 70
HI ~ n2naeM t, !t.sn Rnrnomts, aotk nM1tner
s' vnnie!c' anu uHa1Iy tanaoN sniely ~ Uetc't6
urENc' "hcsS ~ WMa GnNt'y ~ cpnu!uon ~
MnE hti sst '.a e1t "sun !. ~ a! mau ucGm @ MSn!t t
Wnien . ~ W'a Mnt. to WnA rIttty fnTo vENtrt.
my nut " Nlsd no cxpcctca 70 W all fBht h9Ala
klAsu. HARRISON stated ycs.cr1lay IN n 1Rr,.
t'NE ta,rurter tint tu ind f,rUfltcI Hy Ii stntp.
ncnt lntu III this tttjr1lN iii trEnt1, Ii, tho fNut
lint tim invcrufl,ct,i Uf The tjtttoti Ntatcs hnl
eullero enf,scs fri,l,l Over bl euluuils IN This
piEy, while there Wcru less thNn QA) Issslptl by
til9 municipality. Huvorn wGuks nyu ho III.
slfi,oiuti Chief ii VuticG Mc{lnruIa to havo
fnHtl, who wrrp to report tho numbers DY
sulouns ut,o.t cnctl street. mud tho exact
location anil finttto ~ tim r,ft1prfcfttr
Those rct1rts Tho Mnyur suit1 liu,l tlt,t
yet Al CutUc in, IIu wNs nuxit,,,S to
hnyo MI 1ltNgus whrrcN ihi,orH or any
kitll wcro sold III rutall Licensed. fur It wns ntl
rcsrtilUrly licensed saiopus As an a,ltiitionnl
check, tic Controller huIl detailed Mr, j1tChUUvk
to ret a Iyt. niInlIttfcIy nrr,tt,grtl from Col.
tcGtOr Harvey. Of MI tho rctnft ll1uur licenses
issund by httn. Thcso will bo compared With
, 1881-08-17
THE CITY.


IN GENERAL.
DAVID HuME, Of ecotlard, Is At tho Palmer.
C.s. Dl.AckErr, Of Mnneapolts. Is nt tho shcr.
mai.
o. $. nooos. Of Dc1aire, O., H. at tho rro-
mont.
1lEsny HEED, Of Santa rt,N. NJ, Is at tho
Palmer.
Jons II. connHTr, Of Now York. Is At tho
Palmer.
Esocn To1rEa, Of Washington, Is registered
at tho Palmer.
JuoE gEonos ". WALL. of Du ouoln, ill.,, is
DR. n. WOODBURY., Of springfield, Mo-, Is nj
tho Grand PacInc.
Ttls Rev. j. Wilkinson, Of Fnrmtn4ton, Conn.,,
"a ut tho ShcrInnt
Nh. AMI Atss. sAMust, l.. Visits, ot stllwa,t-
kce. aru mt tho Palmer.
r. Dnlscotr., editor IT tho 81. raul Pioneer
Prcds, Is at the Grand pncnc.
81. r. WoIlTiItH0raS and q. r, Grcchtcnf. Of
peorln, arc ut tho Shurlnatt.
LIEUT.. @. r. CorroN, FIrst Artillery, OH Sig.
nal-servico duty, Is at tho Palmer lTnstsu.
COi.tSs MArRAE and 1iorat!o H. Macrac. Of
Edlnburg, Scotland, are at tho Grand panttlc.
-. l.: PeXSIrtELp, l'rcsilunt Of the Quincy,
VnndnlIR & Enstcr, 1tallrontl, ts ut tho fremont.
tho JeiIat penientiary Goiuniissioncrs. Is IL tic
0ranl Pacific.
CnAn,Es lIowAns,, psesidont OF tho nurl.ig.
ton = Southwestern Ratlroad' 1loston, isn't tho
Granu rncllc.
lSsrrcTon TON KeErE, Of tho Custom. 1lonsc.
and Mr.. Louis Nay. ot this Ylty. nasc left OIL II
Dualness trip to Lake SUPERIOR.
d. NJ. HousErs, ~ tho G!ol,t- Democrat. and
sSsopn 1zsr - ct ta sac r"s,aIt ss na H. "
In. suapEnlAsp, Of tho seennd Presbyterian
Church Of Washington. U. y, IL spondltiG tho
week ut Lake Forest. and will preach theru SUIT
duty.
THE winsl-mIll manufacturers hold a meeting
al tho shcr.rnn House yesterday arternuon, bur
di1 nothing bcyunl revising tho susllo Of prices
md discounts.
LAST evening tho tTcnty. seven.n e, annlycrsary y
per9nce, ,vas head III tiolr bull, No. ZIG Wcst
MA1!AOn street,.
THE ctoyutor In the metropolitan noek. cor.
rss L sS UNI md l]ssp ] psaes * Wwer i
to o9lve It notIvo power.
..TnE temperature Yesterday, as observed by
hIanasso. opte'au. " hiat,sun street Tu''uSE ":
4 n % S;,5; 81 & y ;:@ i' ,. I'll H. ~ . ''' ~ '
.A7a meeting OF tho poliecmon's nenovoiont
esa 'ns o TesS S
tho Victim OF Cahlll's bullet.
A4-YEAR.ofn son of DopMty-ShoriH liurko
Waa bitten on tho nand " Nowlhundlanu MeR
yesterday. The annnl wis not niltl. but TUG
tHouNa was cAtlteri2ett 11GSertholesss 10 guafl
agasnst po*s1ble hSdrophoola.
T,,r reu,fJar ,noI,th1y rrcottnr of TIM Crstom
evening at The GRIND racitie. The constitution
ysls discussed aud snIry routing business lrnns-
neted. Whlch CONSTITUTED tho nu!k OF tho cVen-
Ing work.
In SUNDAYS arttclo on "1oiua to Lnw." tho
number Uf spculnl asscss.,Int Gases brEttn in
niscSS NJ ti,rcn. M VIII, IT. Il s,u1 f.vo been
t' InEa ~. ino,, s,,.nrn,knI III Nv Ae~' ""''"S ~ '
,r,,r wotcbmur nt 1,otcr schdnnhofor,a ,,rcw.
crv na. ny"mf,,n ni.tni IN In ~ ,;t',h ."r,rs,io
ira hr,,werv, !. I.cnvv br,w, fprsr win thn lei.
tera"S ~ On ti, irrt shnsi;iNr. and nt, nbsea
ond wm.snatn, snpa.f nnc1' i,,',,uv
"4a wv 0a.s' "o~' 'po'' ""ee''
, 1881-08-17


nskoll for tho paintings without tho fratncs, tho
Court ruled TINT tho defendant had q lien OH tho
paintings M long na Tho hl for framing ro.
a'sS IT, i@ys "ts Scst. "'' ''' '"'' "''' '''e'
tho inccttns u tic i'atrisk TSr,i i.and i.n.aao
a.rcss OF tho Irish question by Nj: i. ii. S!n.
vcns, formerly y nf tl,a VI: Louls unf.M: Tle
it Dubttn on sept. il thon uai,lo. mn, and a
tntctrtnl 'v'!s tcatl from l'nsrlek For,l urging
nlntIo,l wns tholi carried to. tho ctreut TINT \
Ma ~ qsS ' 1sy, NV 'o sssas r 81; re o. lsat
& s 'dssss ssssss i:
fsr with tho sovctfaai Clubs nai,'ed. tic niaotina
hdjn,rhod.
"t,ttt," 1A,ae,t was nrreste1 Yesterday m
twD chargcs. nuo u iarccnylsto uthor OF r!ls!tt-
isy ntshs il. c"'npany wltG y"..stsSIr Carter,
ltaIacli wc,lt 10 tito hol,sc OF Mira. lotorsn. Ht5
s sciae d, sa'sfs; whrsor r's "rtabe tai fporsy hoy
cNull lny hNrus On After milking rs much
!1o'se atid running ns .nuSh trliitrc Us nossii!o
porkotbo4k. whci, contained ~, md quietly
sll!pti tntn i,ls 'ogket and tt,a.to OF: f0sict-
ssops ia neco.nrat,iad Gy nj oi1ecr md ponte,i u,t
her tnnn In n shlInr itnlcr Domnrs' co,1rt.
rDorl. Tho cnso WIS continued tor t,ttc week
aoa nuuns ~ t.HuHs s.Msse ~ VIZ .,t
w. severn. eontit,1eM easGs' w ~! n.lM H. nsiy ret
Gnh,u 10 xrIet M nGconnt Ut MS SllliAnoas c1n+
uue' 'o"aF" no4pic's "ohe''s
AN CUt,Y- blgpnaEt, tca,tstct WIS tho cnus0 Of
two tiia,lstrous' uccdenA III tho Nurfh Ilirslun
ycstrrtjuy ft,roI1tl. lie was driving ,1urth IN
Wells stfcct and directly Ii, fr,lnt oy him yvy
I, wngo pw,ctl ul,d driven by .iuht, j. iictts, u
r,urkrt- Keeper III North Evanstnn, and MI
rl,ucl Tnrutitun and +. ltolbrnOk. Uf tho sntyio
yjIge, THO tcaf1sler was it1lrnttctIt ut their
SlUw i1tot and finally nj ll4rUn etrout hu ll,lltlu
tinsh to turn ont Of tho irlsuks, Md III doing 80
rujiLir,l With tho wagon IN frunt rho suik mid
The three aCeupnnts IT tie ,vnKon were thrown
to ilu pnsutl,uut. Mrs. Iiotts esraUe,l injury,
hut tue other Two wcrp auto lltly bruised
nbtttt tho 0rI1Is and buly. Mr. Bctts' horse ran
0wly, ni,d ut tho cor,lor 1T Townsend strrpt and
Chicuu, nvcrIo rt,n fntn buggy driven BY L.
j: DH6rook. of Nj. .ai Wells street, throwing
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u, 8, A,

THx receipts for internal revenue yestor day
atnanntah ii, kakASa OF vhlah Sz7.s0 wa tar
, 1881-08-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o..
MOON FRAYEltMEETINH TODAY
1SaX;M, KIN, 9. a, Aooml. 1a9 hsdssoa-st, conducted
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LEXINGTON. Ky.

Lexincton haa fortv .tbrae ,lawvar,
and tbirtv.f Ave doctors 'SS''''
HEMP is being brought into mar.
let IN large onan,;f;es - - - I
~ Thara sa' ars rssr Az n,,n,i. N II.
civ nnblic schools. ~ - = -. -. :
The civ bss 4 i;brarv NJ / 6n0 vol.
nmess - NV W
The Fottar combination s,lea an
|enoagement AZ two nighfs hare lac,
wesf Tine sroune is ss;a 40 he !
rood one.
Farmers In mia countv arc nrenar.
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'AHusEMENTs.'

i
The Uncle TOMS Cabin company
did not como TO timc last Tuesday
night owing 70 reasons best known
TO themselves. va E
The julia Hunt com Animation has
decided not to come here till later In
the season aud possibly till next fall
a. the FsirIl x@ctB
M'INTyRE & HEATH's MINsTRELs.
On Monday night March Il, this
great southern minstrel company
will perform at Mozart Hall. The
following complimentary allusion is
clipped from the st. Louis Globe
Democrat:
McIutyre q Ilcath's Minstrels gave
ono or the best entertainments ever
witnessed In this city. The fret part
was composed OF sixteen white burnt
cork artists, four end men, a quar-
tette, imteriocutor aud seycnnusl-
clans. The singing and music were
new and well rendered. The jokes
and gags OF the end men were Of a
ciiastc vel ludicrous order and elici-
ted much laughter. The quartette
was the best ever heard here. The
olio furnished u series OF original acts
moral and anusing. The alter piece
was well rendered In fact the entire
show was good, free from vulgarIty
aud greatly enjoyed by the audience
who Displayed their 2 approval by
hearty applause,
Both ] McIns'feS a. Heath arc old
favorites Ia the Minstrel business and
their company Is complete III every
respect. Seats at Evans drugstore
at the usual prices, no extra charge
for reserved seats. Remember the
time, next Monday night
MISS. SELMA rETTER.
It Is needless to tell the people OF
Hopkinsyille TO 60 TO hear Miss Fet-
ter next Thursday night. Like the
hero mentioned by one Of the old
Latin poets, her fame has already
gone before her and 10 only equaled
by the applause that follows her.
Miss Fetter 10 q new star Just dis
covered Fifis The dramatic sky. and
under the powerful microscope Of
public opinion, In Louisville and
wherever she has appeared, she has
boon pronounced star Of the first
magnitude. Like Miss Anderson
she is native Kcntuckian aud COM
pelent critics have decided that she
possesses even more histriouic talent
than the former She is supported
by ). II. Huntley's entire company.
Mr.. Huntley is himself iavorite
here aud always draws full house
and We have every assurance TO be-
lieve that the house next Thursday
will be the best OF the season. Tick
cts for sale at ,Eyaus' drug store and
going of rapidly. aft
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The College Entertainment.

Notwithstanding tho evening was
Indictment, the College chapel was
crowded Friday night to witness the
exercises OF the Lotus Club. Sever
al,yery beautiful selections Of music
were presented at intervals through.
out the exercises.
Miss Lille WalIer's class IN calls.
themes were drilled, and acquitted
themselves credltsbly, Miss Rosa
Sleinhagen furnished the music DUR
ing the drill, In manner that de-
lighted the audience. 80
The recitation of aJennic McNeal's
Ride" by Miss Lalllo Woodbridge
was simply superb. ~ was reclted
in q clear dislinct tone throughout,
She seemedlo enter Unto the spirit OF
the piece and the audience with
breaihiess silence followed her
through the piece aud 1t Its conelus.
ion greeted her with tremendous
rounds OF applause.
Miss Annie Walters recitation,
"Wounded" was ola different char
acter. 1t was the words Of soldier
boy wounded unto death and the
pathetic msnner in which the piece
was recited brought tears TO the eyes
OF many unused to weeping. The
young lady was applauded to the
echo. -
Curfew shall not ring tonight by
Miss Mary Gage, was recitcd in a
very creditabIe manner. Miss Gage
also sang solo and entranced her
audience with her voice, whose every
tone is music itself.
The dialogues were quite laugha-
BILE and entertaining. Miss Allie
Hopkins as the much sought after
beau In one Of them did some excel
lent acting and seemed to fully ap-
preciate the situations In which the
boys, poor fellows, frequently find
themselves.
Miss Jessie Whitaker as book
agent made q very handsome young
gentleman, so handsome indeed, tina,
it would afford ono pleasure to be
bored by her. She can sell one OF
her books at this Office.
The College paper was read by
Miss Kate Given and some Of the
local hits were pretty good. Misses
Dennis, Trice aud Courtney were the
editors. Wonder which one wrote
the editorial stalking of" the boys
Iwho stand round the church door on
Sundays, to finish their cigars2 Hope
the young editors will favor us with
aniX. The Entertainment was a sue
cess.
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wEAvERs STORE.

No births or deaths since our last.
The health Of the community Is fair
to middling. l'
y Grass IL beginning TO put forth.
A dog with hydrophobia was
killed near here by Mr.. Jim Long
ono day last'week. N M
! Several have moved 10 the Pur-
chase from this nelghborhood In the
last few weeks among them Mess
Dismukes, Dobbs, and Sergeant &C.
companied BY their families, WI
The roads are getting m a good
condition and much tobacco is being
carried of. 3,
Farmers arc very busy ploughing
and preparing for thir crops.
SnoRTTELLow.
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iGARRETTsBURG-l

4 = ~ r..
Mr.. Ryals, Of Virginia, has takon
charge OF Olivet Church and breaches
every first aud third Sunday. II lie
lis also teaching school at the CARROTS.
burg academy. fffi
Messrs Alien & Bro have opened q
grocery at Bacoii's old stand. Y +
Fariners are very busy making
preparations for their crops.
The long talked of exhibition comes
of at Olivet Church Bext Wednesday
uight March 10th. II will he given
for the benefit Of the church; tickets
25cents. A large crowd IL expected
as the following programme will
doubtless attract, II not from the rep
utatioB Of the speakers, at least Curl
osity win bring out oil the good peo-
pie: Mr.. Austin Peay is expected to
deliver an original essay or declaim
Proctor Kuott's celebrated { Duluth,
Speech. Mr.. Lowry, our lawyer, WIFI
deliver an interesting lecture. Mr..
Ike Burnett will speak In his happy
style upon some subject or general
interest. d. J. Meicalfe is expected
TO read '.The. Raven" DR., j. N. Net.
calfe will also take part and recite
lCowper's poem, asThe Nightingale
aud Gloww0rInr aud read AN essay.
S.F. Embry hos Kindly consented to
lecture on Temperance. ,qMr. A. ID.
King will give y Philosophical Dis
Quisition. .Other pBrties will also
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PEN BROKE

Business is dull and roads ssill in
bad condition. se isd' la d
Spring blowing has begun aud the
farmers are sowing more largely Of
oats than usual.
Corn Is selling at $3.50 in shuck,
and HAY at rs cts. per cwt. lsil
Messrs. Richardson aud Jameson
have large contract for stripping and
rrzing tobacco for Switzerland firm.
They have alroady bought largely and
are still buying. n 81
The sawyer at Bronaugh's Mill got
bis hand cut of by the saw, some
days ago. .a4lTt X d rg
DR.. L. P. Sale, an aged PHYSICIAN
Of our town. has been dangerously i'll
for some days.
The Grange at this place has reof-
ganiEsd and gone regularly to work.
They will hold their regular meetings
and discuss such subjects as are Of in
terest to the farmers. The old mem
bers are invited to meet with them
and take part in the discussions; and
Others who wish to join.
All the tippling shops Of the town
have sought the darkness Of the back
room, and II is to be hoped that they
will continue to retreat till they get
out at the back door. What a curse
to the human family these shops have
been. Aos n1s6 tstaf 4.
The Good Templars are doing a
noble work in this part oil the county
Many who spent all their earnings Tor
whiskey some years ago, arc now wit
nesses to the lasting good Of the fra.
ternity. Long live and flourish this
noble order. sa
DR.. Robt. Morrison appears to be
very proud Of his little doctor. =
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Notice.

/ have this day sold my interest in
the firm Of Streng d Frankel. Hop
kinsville, KY, to Messrs. M. FRANKIE
d Sons, and ! bespeak for the new
firm the same liberal patronage in the
future as has been extended to the old
firm in the past. The new firm ia
authorized to settle all the business Of
the old firm. J. STRENG.
Feb. 81. 1881. IS
Do you need anything in the Job
line; IL so. call and examine ourgoods
and prices. We keep a select stock Of
Job Material and can gil orders at the
lowest prices. a l.s... ..,...s AZ '9'
Orders fof job Work by mail
promptly attended to. ...,.
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Gard Of Thanks.

We desire thus publicly, in our be-
half, aud in behalf Of our son, 10 OK.
press our thanks 70 the citizens OF
nopkinsville for tho kind treatment
and courteous attention which they
gave HIM in bis late unfortunate situ.
alton. Aud We beg 10 assure them
that while life and memory last ouI
hearts will DO filled with gratitude "a
them and with aitender appreciation
Of their kindness aud courtesy. &.
y. .2Tof G. d. BELL.
ANNIE M. BELL,
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/ Col. Barton w. Stone, a son Of a
famous kentucky preacher and scholar
who figured in the early part of the
century, died at Dallas Texas last
week.
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TOBACCO NEWS.


| -fff HOME NJ. .ffslt.I fir4
VI Tobacco Is beginning 10 roll N ran.
.,,..1 d ~ 'l' ap
,u'ynow, one o. Inc warehouses has
reserved over TWO hundred hogs
neads In the last two weeks. ~ ".
Toh..,o .,u, .,
I. o ",, SUI continues % s,p BRING
s ''Oe 1862, aua FARMERS sno GU pu' u
Preparations are being made for
an unusualiysiarge crop this wear.
p,., 49, Id 1, D. ,,,f.g ,gyt5o 4
..,... ueu 'owin2 WIN soon % over fe
ana 'ne farmers can begin to think Of
some way to protect the young plants
from the insects. 3 aSa iait1 ~ n
. &. Z. l,il1iiGe,s,.,as ..iy'
.inspectors weekly report Hopkins.
i,lle .opecco , m market, week ending
s'p iiu'' ieol' 'Tts.'''' = !. y. Z g
n nil Tor the week. ~. 800 hhds.
Ss,ss ~. ' ~ s.1S re my mus
tSsI,s for liz yas 49, ''''r.-, ~ hhSs
l'T~' "a - rery -, oo nnu -
hsgee pAifhSoS'
Sales By J. K. GSut & Sons, Of IS
hide; "a. W s.Isli 3sg',is
Is bids. fine leaf, IS 90 10 $40 rs. (
~ hhds. good leaf, So SO 10 81 70.
~ hhds. common leaf, IS 00 10
s6 %. !ii3 '''s' e s3 4 ',,s &. 7, N u.
81 hhdss good ilugs, a 90 to S. 90. x
II hhds. common lugs and trash,
sSzo to ~ 20. sso M ~
Sales bv Nelson q Jas,n fr..ch q
1881. of Al bhds. as folIovs, 800. -
n bhds. good 10 ansisss anon
ID do. r 00. q n g 6H q s0 o ~ Aoo0
/ Y hhda: common aud medium Leaf,
~ ~, 7b0. q 90. 7 40, 1875, 2 20, q 20,
Z 05 90, o SO, 8 rs, $50, $50. %,
= W W, 800, 3 80, b rs, 8 so, 400,
9 10, . Ws- -
W., Ms quote tile market above as last
Sales by Buckncr 3 wooldrid d !.
tobacco os as f ,vs.' ,0'i' 81 20 hn0s'
III hhds. medium IN oand iaaf ~ TX
70 " oV -----
* % nnes az common ana low Teal,
VIC y ,,ISS ~ yIsa,.a,as. ,a.s..,.s
az n "'' sV'u ''nno iuks, " 10 70
W on Ira, .. ~. wv. , ats
o ~ nnu :. 1 onl anu trashy Jugs,
" W. W ~ rsy "a ~ - :, I, ~,
this week on oil grades, and prices
fully sustained. Lugs some higher.
We now have large board Of buyers.
with several large orders and our
mark ct is brisk. y ~ ( E7!iI '7I17 ~
81. T.. .,,o 49,,
Or ~ ee Ssd Desra,p = So- Aarcn
w. =, oy mus. ss ,oIiows;
4 40. 4 Is, 7 %, I a6. Z is. 4 d. 7 Of
LOO, Z 80, 6 rs. g rs. 6 6k. 6 65. q 81
6 80, 8 30. fs'oia; 1lr l9d.f>ls ''-
D y 2Shhds. common lsaf. from az 90
to &C. ia6. .HTR1S'dSI 'i7qEaF G64
Is lhds,r coed luas. from a IN, 10
6 50. ~ ~ : 5'sI59 S..
l2lhbds, common Tugs. from "a bO
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