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cotton.

There were some fluctuations at other points
during tho week bat the Dallas market stood
Arm until to-day, when the dispatches noted
an advance ofan y at all points. This market
responded by advancing V, too. II closed
arm and excited as follows;
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snKnrs ana syrupp.

SUGAns.--We. quote; Powered llh; Crushd,
M, GraDulntcd II; STANDARD A, 100; White
extra 9Wq,i extra ca To go Yellow ~ to QE
Louisiana new white clarified 100; yellow OK;
choice skc; primo Ike, fair 7hc.
MoLAssEs-l.O Hlsiana choice &c, prime 55c
fair to good l595Cc.
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Shuster, TOOtls e. Co., wholesale
CInfhiara

Mr.. l. Wexler, the popular and well-known
Texas salesman Of this nrm, Ia again In the
state and will visit all our. principal towns
and ciue. He represents the largest and
woalthisst clothing house in the United States,
andhlter two years patronage II is with pleas
ure he announces that universal satisfaction
has crowned his lGbors. The 1rm lac repre-
sents acknowledge no superlors In this o0un-
try az regards substantial and cheap goods.
MIR. WexlAr's headquarters are 10 Dallos. aud
oil orders addressed TO him there, care OF Gold
smith Bros, Will receive prompt attention. -
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suiser and Egge.


Eaas--l5 cts per dozen.
BUrTER--7 cents for ch0loei for inferior
coun try Aad Texas, 10
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EsiGse

ApEs--pcy nint,l pounds and upwards, 10 TO
l315cts; ~ blps tree Of grubs, ii c; grn66
kps Iio;w5t aaited 7&c.j green butcher
hides, 5Ec: Al ismaled, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins .Dc sheep sklus from
25c aNc esch
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Messrs. Meredith Bros, corner OF SYcs
moro and Main streets, keep ono OF tho
cosiest saloons in the city, dispensing tho
best OF liquors and cigars. The Irwin
Brothers, stands unexcelled by any in tho
city.
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spoKas--From . to 2h inch, per set, XXX
select, s3, Xxx, g2.75.
SAWED rrLLoys.--ix to eH, 81 per set,
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done with neatness and dispatch, either In
colors or plain, as desired, at the HERALD
STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE.
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GERsiAN MLLET--Wc quote 81 OOUer bushel
Garden, 5Gts. per pound.
CottoR--At the Oh BILL, $6 per ton.
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You will fud anything good and mic Q in he
eating line OF low prices OF Joseph Meme
zers Timothy K: 16.
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FAAouEs--2 pounds, 81 20; poun,ts
~ n,
TaHAToEs--2 pounds, 81 20; pounds,
el.70.
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Elgin watches just received, aew' stock
at the now jewelry store, St. George hotel
building.
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Commercial exchange upon all points par
to u discount.
Sterling sight "A 50 TO 81 80.
bterling, co days, "a IS 10 "a SIS
France 500. 5O5 to 5l5.
Marks 90 to 50.
Gold, silver, other than the trade dolarpar.
Trade dollars. 90 cents
meAichh oollhIB '.''''...............,., ~
saoA icuh hhlNe a''''''s.''ss....s.'.,..'', ~
Mexican quarters. ....................l5
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Scrap IrOn.

Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 80 TO 10 cents per hundred; brass
IS per hundred; copper, 80 per hundred; zin,
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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Little neck CLANS and clam chowdor. at
Joseph Menczer's.
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Doat purchase your clothing before en-
ming the prices at A. y Il, Mittenthaps,
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Get your job printing done at the HERALD
hTEANJoB PRINTING OFFICE. AL work exc
cutel with artistic taste. and at the shortest
notice. Satisfaction g arnnteed,
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ThOmpsOn's Theatre.
Prices reduced 10 suit the times, Is, %
and so cents.
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BAaGING-sF-ndur6, I
ARnow tbs u "a per oordle,
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Rags,
Wagon Wood.Work.

Mixed, 81 per hundreds cotton, waste, 81 !
or hundred
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A POSITIVE GIIRE,

without medicine. ALLAN'S So UBLE
INDICATED BoUGIES. Patented Oct, IL
1876. One boz
No. Will cure eny case in four days, or less
No 2 Will cure the most obstinate case, no
matter Of how long standing.
No panseous doses Of cubebs, cotalpa, arOil
OF sandalwond, that are certain 81 produce dis-
psps!a by destroying the coatinss II tho
stomach.
Price, 81 30. Sold by all druggists, or matted
ON receipt Of price.
For furib',. particulars send FOR circuisr.
p. o. LEX 1858. j. g. ALLEN CO., sS
John street, New York.
Quick, isaie and sure cure.
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WHEELs--(Ssrven. IA wholesale, Sl3 yer
set; h SlG.25; q SS.2F; ID 81 %.
SPRING WAGoN BEDS, --nurr's patent, sPlS,
$40 and $50 for plain 81 snd double pan
nes.
SHAFTS. IA a. 90; $500.
Poles. --B 80; A Sil.
BUGGIEs --B enc spring, $40; A slue spltng,
$40. Strictly 4 ph9etons, Sl50 Carriages,
s.65. aeuilemen'H driving buggy side bar,
$50; do fpeeding, 80. End spriup, strictly A
Sis; t0p-opeui $65to $50; side pr!ng do, Sil5 to
gl25; Jump-ur seals DO, 2l93; platform spring
do, SlO0i three spring do, $50
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BACON --L1ne clear sldes95S short clear
9A. Breakfast bacon. lie.
OaY sA0r-LOng clear sides, % short clear
%
iIAMs--Pialn sugar cured, 1917; c0nvassed l0&
LkSp-TierCe, IL; nalf barrel, Ia; pals,
to 10 pounds, l214; pounds, ia.
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DALLAS PRlCE CURRENT.
Fish ANA oysters

FIsH-l2hc. per ID.
,JYsrHRs-per can a. cents for Baltimore, 81
Mattagordas. G5per Berwick bay.
NeasE nnG Lara,
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=--
RoLLA RYAN.

Rolla Ryan, the celebrated elocu-
Zionist, character delineator, facial
artist and ventriloquis, will appear al
Mozart Hall again tonight. lie gave
al entertainment last night but We
went to press too early TO make men.
ton of it. AS humorist lie has few
equals in his line. IIcis emphaiically
a "rising STAR" Mr., Ryan visited
this city three years ago, during. the
Fair, and will doubtless be rcmem.
bered by our people. Three years
upon the stage has greatly improved
him, although he was gifted elocu-
ZIONIST at that time and gave un-
bounded Satisfaction. We have no
hesitancy in stating that the enter
tainmcnt tonight will well repay all
who attend. Go and you will not re-
greet it. Admission .25 cents. Re-
served seats at Evans.
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Cooper & Jaokson's Show.

The Circus and Nenagerie OF Coop
er II Jackson gave two performances
here this week to crowded and graft
fed audiences. 1t is one of tho best
shows on the road and those who go
TO see 1t will get their moneys worth.
Where oil the performers did so well
it would seem iividious to discrimi-
nate, but the applause seemed most
showered on the wonderful and dar.
ing Venus, (only 10 years old,) the
superlative Minnotta, the lIerculean
Nine. Joscphs, the unrivalcd boy per-
formers, and the surprising riders and
acrobats, Messrs. Aymar, Vanola,
White and Davcnport.-Elizabclh-
town News.
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Heretofore, while we have believed
Gov. Blackburn wrong In his free ex-
ercise Of the pardoning power, we
have given him the credit Of being
sincere In what he did, and atiribu-
ted his leniency to false ideas of phil
anthropy and mercJ. lilo was up.
preached by reporter o few days
since, who told him that the bar of
Bowling Green had passed rcsolu-
tions censuring him for abusing his
prerogative. lie few into passion,
and denounced them rs q. lot Of
"dirty whelps," aud said that Judge
Dulaney, who was not fit TO DO
police Judge, was at tho bottom Of II,
because lie pardoned the newspaper
men whom he had indicted for pub
fishing the Willard Hotel lottery ad-
yertise'uent. This spectacle OF the
Governor denouncing one Of the
ablest bars in the State in such in
decent language 10 Notifying to the
people, to say tho least Of it. Itturns
out that It was the grand and petit
juries aud not the lawyers who shook
the red flannel in the Governors face.
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GENERAL NEWS

The President and family are sum
mering al Long Branch.
Four fatal cases Of sunstroke ac-.
cured at Memphis last week.
81 different lines Of railroads are
under construction in Texas. r
Alex. Metcalf fell dead near Sulli-
van, Ills, Of hear disease.
A flock OF 1850 sheep were killed by
lightning in Nodaway county, Mo.
Six men and two boys were acciden-
tally drowned at Cincinnati Thursday.
Robt. Martin killed his wife and
child at Newark, NJ.
A man named Flemming jumped
into the Ohio River at Cairo aud was
drowned. nt'N e4p9
Iowa Democrats have nominated
Judge l.. &. Kline and Justice Clark
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
Commissioner Of Pensions. Bentley
has been bounced and Marshal
Dudley, oil Indiana, appointed in his
place.
Jno. O'Sfara aged 10, while at
tempting to board a train at Indian
apolis fell and was killed.
VIM. Brannon. ! farmer, was as :
sassinated while riding along thcroad
near Bedford Ind
Jno. Middleton and wife fell out Of
a boat near Atlanta, Ca, and were
drowned.
Hayes White, the negro murderer
Of Sheriff Beaitic, was hanged at
Marion, Ark, Friday.
Brown and Meyers, who killed
Laforge at New Madriti Mo-, month
ago will hang July 10Th.
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STATE NEWS.

The Times says mad dogs arc on
the rampage in Hopkins county.
Eddie McCullom was drowned in
Union county last week.
Jas. Jones was killed by one Han
cock, his partner in a distillery in
Adair county. fg
hon. L. w. Turner has been nom
mated for tho Legislature in Madison
county.
Paul Sherron, an eight year old
boy, was drowned while bathing at
Paiucah.
The Ashland Republican has been
enlarged but still rlinSs to its patent
in,ide. II 7i'
Col. j. Stoddard johnson has re-
turned to Abilene, Texas, to be gone
several weeks.
Granville Cecil, Of Harrodsburg,
died last week and left each Of his
children 100000. & alts
Prof. S. T. Lowry, Snpt., of the
Owenssoro public schools, has resign
cd on account Of i'll health. 81
Fleming Koon an ala m.n h,l
from \ ,h;rd s,ory yinJow IN Ionin
;llo all Ill., -
Nossrs q W Tr;,,e,, ona To-.
n..av h,vs b.sn non,;pa,n,i ,", ,ha
Ioc;s ,a,urs IL nay;sss conn,v Lv Tho
Dswncra,o =
~, J,}na
The Owensbero News, Republican
.,.,ra,,nn IN III. - III na,,',,o..,;,.
S,o,e I"aT -
.,.i ~, M
Lexis Howard, OF the Harmony
neiyhoorhood, IN caldwell COUNTY,
vberoshon,s i r,,tn,,,,,, -
.7i ~ b z
Matte Muikerns, q iiiteen year old
girl Of Louisville has saved the lives
years ON ths. r;yer ri II .'.
-,
There are over a dozen candidates
Tor the Oieikslnp OF thu Court OF APP
peals. Inc race viii be between
daines. Hewitt and Davis on the
-.
Whiis downing who Killed Jno.
Dasier' IN oiohahi county mas been
captured anu Is a raving mai'lac. 1t
Is q pau case LOT LOWING. Inc
ngn' occurred during The eclipse oil The
,,.,
M'l'oh oang' Oh Henderson u the
most successful morse man OF the ota'e.
ne mas amassea large fortune IN
lew years and has some oil the best
animals IN the west.
We see from the Times that DR..
L. &. Davis has been nominated for
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KELLEY'S.

The tobacco crop is about all plan.
ted III this section: !,
Corn looks very well under the cir
cumstances, some oft has been land
by. a9
Early wheat is ready for the reaper,
but not very good.
The woods in some places are spotted
With dead twigs killed by the locusts
Misses Maggie johnson and Jennie
Lien Dulin came home from Green
vile, a few DAYS ago. They have
been there attending school.
Mr.. Thompson Cavansh has co .
scnted to teach the public school in
district Mol -.
Cherries a'e ripe, but not very
plentiful.
Locusts have about ceased to sing
for us at last.
There is to be a grand picnic at
White Plains July 2ni come one,
come all.
WASH.
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Tho uonLinsuiila pannhiie

The Hopkinsville Republican In.
Inmates that Charlie Meacham may DO
the Democratic nominee for the Leg
islature in Christian. No better rep
rcsentative Of the party could be Sc
lected. lie has acquitted himself
with great credit III the short time he
has been in public life, and would
faithfully and intellfs emily discharge
the duties of the Office II elected; but
VIC have our doubts as to his eligible
ny. Meacham is young yet.-Muh-
.lcnberg Echo.
We appreciate tho kind opinion ex-
pressed in the above paragraph,
though we have never had any idea
or intention of becoming a candidate
for anything. Our aspirations lie
not in the direction Of the realm of
politics. We have favored the nom.
nation of the present Democratic
candidate for the last three years, be-
lieving him to DO the strongest candi-
date the party could put out. We
think the people ought TO select men
Of mature age to represent them In
III, Legislature men who haYe done
good service In their party and
proven their fidelity to IL. We are
content to be an humble worker in
the ranks Of the party, where we
think we con do more good, until the
standard Of Democracy Is once more
lifted up in our county. All we ask
Of the people'a6 present is that they
will paironize the Souri, KESTrcK-
lay and encourage us in our efforts
TO make 1t a paper for the party and
tho people.
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JUNE a0tb. 1881

JUNE 2Oth, 1881.
Messrs. Gono Henry, DR.. F'uqua, Il.
l. Fouihs, and gentlemen Of the
National Green6ack party:
The announcement of my nomina.
ton TO represent the Greenback party
as a candidate for the next Legisla.
ture was indeed a surprise TO me, aud
| sincerely regret that l am unable to
satisfy the demands Of the party.
Most assuredly the nomination was
unsought by me. II is well known
by many proninent.men of the party,
who solicited me to make the race,
that an explanation upon my part In
regard TO my surrounding circum-
stances was sufficient to show that
could not make the race with credit
either TO myself or the party. Now
gentlemen were II possible for me to
make The race | fain would step 10 the
front and take my place in the ranks
and stand in defense of tho party that
would impose this duty upon me, but
we need some one who Is attic 10
make thorough canvass over the
county, this l cannot do, and thinkit
would DO prudent for me to decline,
and suggest that the committee call
upon q more suitable person, who can
more conveniently make the race.
The party should by oil means be
represented and / would appreciate
the opportunity of oanyassing with
the intelligent candidates of the OPP
posing parties were it possible, since
they are both nice gentlemen, but
since | am compelled TO remain at
home, | hope the committee will
make other arrangements. Thankful
for the honor offered,
am respectfully,
HANNIBAL l.. Holt.
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II seems to be pretty well settled
that Senator Beck will be his own
successor. IIc Is not our frat choice,
but we would not, like some, look
upon his return as a public calamity.
lie has made one or two serious
blunders, bnt upon the whole lie has
made faithful Senator and is looked
upon as one Of the Democratic lead
crs. The party needs some level
headed leaders and Mr.. Deck's abili-
ty entities him to place among
them. A new man would WELD less
influence.
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Our Candidate,

We placed last wesk tie name of
Austin Pcay Esq. Of Garretrsbury, at
tho head of our columns, as the Dem
ocratic nominee for the Legislature.
The nomination of Mr.. Peay is the
wisest thing the Democratic party
has done for years. intellectually he
is the peer OF any man IN the. coun.
~. Possessed Of ability, and orate-
RIGA; powers Of high order, with y
moral character above rcproach, and
being true and tried Democrat in
every sense of the word, he is the
inan OF all men in the county to make
a gallant fight for the banner of Do
mocracy, which has for so long been
allowed TO trail IN the dust. lie is
very popular, not only with Demo-
Gratis but with Republicans and es-
pecially the colored people. lie Is
in sympathy with. and enicrtains
feelings Of nauglt but friendship for
the colored race, and his every effort
has been disecled towards the pro.
motion OF the material, educational
and moral welfare Of tho co.orcd
race. The colored people of tho
southern portion Of the county know
him TO be afriend to them aud they
will vote for him in August. lie
favors atariff for revenue purposes
only, is for free ships and an econo.
micnl honest administration. His
views on the financial question are TO
have grecnbacks, gold and silver con-
vcrtible into each other at the pleas.
urc OF the holder.
lie will be found solid In his views
aud IN perfect accord with the prin-
ciples Of the Democratic party. No
man In the coSn,y is better able 10
expound these principles than he and
lie wifi mahe race that viii cause
Democrats to open their eyes aud
perceive that the grand old party "is
not dead bu, sleeping in Christian
county. We are proud Of our nom;-
nee. Tho eyes Of his party have for
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

A gentleman was out hunting one
day and his little son was with him.
The youth discovered peculiar kind
Of an animal in the woods and
begged his father to shoot it, The
father merely replied. "my son, my
gun is loaded for turkeys now and
not for polscats." The SOUTH KEN.
TucKIAN in the future shall he loaded
with nothing smaller than turkey
shot.
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There seems to be disposition to
return many of the members of the
last Legislature. The body was a
very poor one, and it will be rcmem-
bered held on week after week and
month after month doing nothing, and
finally got IN week or two of work
towards the last. A better lot of leg
islators should be selected.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

The Covington ealth
asks If the Western Kentucky Press
Association has run the Kentucky
Press Association off the field. L,
has done more business during the
short period OF its existence than the
X. P. A. has done for years, and
thereby set that body an example II
would do well TO emulate.
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Is Pounds Gained in three Weelxs.
and Cured OF Consumption.
Mcssrs. Craddoce n Co, 1882 Race ST..
philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlcmen:-Pleasc send me twelve bottles
OF DIR. VI. JAMES CASssABis lSDIcA, one each
OF Pills and Ointment, for a friend OF mine
ciilns cured me Of Consumption some three
years ago, Twant him TO try them. gained
fifteen pounds while tai ing the first three bot
ties, and know 1t Is Just the thing for him.
Respectfully, J. v. HULL,
This remedy speaks for itself. Ono bottle
viii satisfy the ninst skeptical There Is not
single symptolrof Consumption that it,loes
not dissipate az ones aid II will break up q
Address CRABrosa . co, 10s2 Race st Phil
adclvhia Pa. may IL 80,
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The language used by Gov. Black
burn, in speaking Of the Bowling
GreuTbaT inishs do for Republican
editor, buc when sueh words are ut
tered by the GoYerAor of kentucky,
il is enough TO- make the cheeks of
the people burn with shame.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

A New York fashion paper says
red heads are all the rage now and
red.hcaded girls are objects OF envy 10
their less fortunate sisters. just
"stir up" a red-hcaded girl and she'll
soon convince You that she is "all the
rage" fashion or no fashion.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

Whitaker, the mutilated colored
eadei, Of West Point, has been found
gsil'y Of clipping his own ears and
hIs dismissal has been recommended.
Ills ears cost the government jus,
$4,000 each. -g.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

Wallace Gruelle Of the Brccken-
ridge News aid Dan 0'Sullivan of
vhe Courier Journal are wrangling
over their respective knowledge Of
State geography.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

Candidates for the Speakership Of
the next State Legislature are begin
ming TO show up. The Bowling
Green Gazette supports Hon. c. U.
McElroy's claims with enthusiasm
aud yigOr. tF .-.t
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

We do not want people TO think
that we are the author of all the
hymns that have our initials over
them. The letters e. NJ. stand for
common meter In the hymn books.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

The Calhoon Progress must be the
most prosperous paper in the State.
1t is only seven weeks old and comes
out in half column editorial plead
ing for the establishment of u bank
in Calhoon. Probably wants some
place TO keep It's surplus funds.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

The Springfield, (Mass.,) Republic
can thinks Arthur ought TO resign his
office. Ithandles him very roughly
for his part inFthe Conkling fight and
charges him with having disgraced
himself and his party. W.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

The Bloomfield Enterprise has sus.
pended ana the editor Mr.. Chas. l..
Benham gracefully retires in sellsi-
bic aud well written valedictory.
The cause assigned for its discontin.
uance is ''outside matters connected
with the affairs of the proprietor"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

Tho New York Senatorial mills are
still grinding slowly, and the pros
poets are that they will "grind ex-
cceling. small" The Legislative
mountain has not yet been delivered
of the Senatorial mouse. a
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

Tho Moon was eclipsed at Denver
the other day. The observation was
total and permanent aud was caused
bv bullet from the pistol Of Clay
Wilson. II was James Moon, and a
woman was at the bottom Of 1t as
usuai. .