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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-15
Kansas Prohibition.

/ CHICAGO, Dec. S.-A Topeka special
to the Times says that in an interview
with a correspondent of that paper this
morning on the success of prohibition,
Gov. St John said that the measure
was success; that the prOhibitory law
was as rigidly enforced as any other law
on the statute books, among nine-tenths
of the people of that state. In the larger
cities, notably Leavenworth, Atchison
and Topeka, the law never had been en-
forced, and more stringent measures are
required. The governor said there was
no objection to the law on the ground of
/ its being too stringent; on the
contrary, he would recommend such
notifications as make it more iron-clad
than now. In the meantime other
measures must be devised to procure
the enforcement of the prohibitOry
measure. When asked what would be
the nature of the measures limited at the
governor said he contemplated issuing
proclamation about Sunday morning,
| which as he expressed ii, would make it
hot for the vrolaters of the law. That
such course was contemplated has been
whispered around the capitol, il is said,
for several days by enthusiastic, but
TNDISCREET PROHIBITIONISTS.
but no newspaper man before the Times
correspondent has been granted a
SllH2poS VI The uOCuHcut WHICH Is 10 D0
the signal that war has been declared
against the whisky men, and not only
against them, but against the officers
who fail to perform their duty under the
prohibitory act The proclamation is
very unpretending document, but every
paragraph is full of meat. After speci-
flying the exact clauses to which the pa
per particularly refers it proceeds to say
that the governor as the chief executive
of the state will pay reward of $500
for the conviction of any distller or
brewer in the state doing business
in violation of the law; $500 for the
closing as a nuisance of any brewery or
I.distillery run in violation of the law of
the state; 800 for the conviction of any
saloon keeper or other person violating
the law of the state by retailing intoXi
cants; 800 for closing any saloon as a
nuisance; $500 for conviction of coun-
ty attorney, sheriff or city marshal for
failing to do their official duty in the en-
forcement of the prohibitory law; 500
for the conviction of any policeman or
under-sheriff for like failure to discharge
his duty, and $500 for conviction of per
jury in cases that may grow out of the
lprohibitory law.
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OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN, WASHINGTON.


DEAR GENERAL: / had q converse.
ton with the president this evening IN
relation to the statements in to-day's
Post-and-Star, of this city, attributing to
him certain views on the senatorial
question In Virginia. In those state
ments he is represented as expressing
a wish for the defeat Of
Riddleberger. learn from
him that this is wholly destitute of
foundation. In the interview which
has been SO misrepresented he was told
that it had been stated that he was tax
ing part in the matter in behalf of
Riddleberger. He merely stated that he
had not interfeFed ut all. He suggested
that Senator Lewis have friendly talk
with you on the subject. The President
expressed no desire as to the political
antecedents of the man who should be
elected, nor did he say one word
which correctly stated would in the
slightest degree embarrass you or call
in question your course. On the con-
trary, he desires it understood that he
has no views which in sny manner con-
fiicted with the friendly sentiments
hitherto expressed TO you by him.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) GRO. C. GoRHAN.
To Hon. Vim. Malone
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RELIGIOUS.


The Salvation Army has reached
Louisville.
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce requests full at
tendance al Church meeting tomorrow.
Rev. J. ;. Sims has returned, and
will preach at his church next Sunday.
Rev. Harvey Glass, Of Richmond, will
begin series Of meetings at liusionville
tonight, preparatory 10 communion service
on Sunday.
There have been over fifty additions
To the Broadway Christian Church during
the revival meeting by Elder shonse.--
Lexington Press
Rev. J. NJ. Frost, formerly Of Ken
lucky, has just closed ask weeks meeting
at Slannlon, Va, which resulted in l2s al
di,ions to the church.
Georgia Is the banner Baptist State,
with It's 23a,3sl members. There were
l2,9S3 haPiisms last year. The number OF
churches is 2,755, and Of pastors, 1880
"A friend has sent $1,000 To the bap-
list Publication Society, Philadelphia, to
constitute fund, the income from which
shall he expended In helping new Baptist
Sunday Schools 10 acquire Libraries.
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LINCOLN COTNrT.
Richmena .Inncfisn.

Our Sunday School was re organized
on last Sunday. 4. u. Beazley was elected
Superintendent, and ]. 7. O'lIair assist
ant. The harvest is plentiful and the
laborers few We-inviie the laborers to
come to the harvest.
We are informed that Mrs. Midkia
will not 60 10 "Pink Cottage" to establish
the "iaiih cure" until the mortgage Is
clear. She will, however, DO all she can in
the wac Of visiting the afflicted, and will
receive what she can at her home in this
place ior the present. We trust that much
good will he done 10 those who are spiritu-
ally feeble, as well as those who are
physically diseased, and that the skePtic
will pause and consider the reasons We
have cor believing that remarkable cures
have been effected by the prayers Of the
good ladies who are engaged in this noble
work.
Our citizens are now confident that
their hopes will be realized beyond their
most sanguine expectations. IL is almost
foregone conclusion that the l.. and n,
railroad will build shops here in which
ears will be built and repaired. Their
confidence grows out Of the fact that Off
cers Of the road have been liating with
Shanks Brothers aud J. W. MeAlister for
their bottom lands. lying Southwest OF the
depot. upon which to build these shops.
II is apparent that this Is the part Of
wisdom on the part Of the railr9ad. as
they transport all the timber with WHICH
they huild their rolling stock from The
mountains 10 Louisville, also. l.e coal for
running the shops, and as Il IA los miles
f,om this place to Louisville, il follows
that great saving would be realized BY
the road in stopping the timber and coal
at this place. instead II Transporting il all
the way To the city. This, taken in con
neclion with the fact that the X. G. rail-
road will inlersect the L. and Ma this
place, leads ns 10 believe that our bottom
lands will be a solid block Of buildings in
few years, and that labor will he furnish
ed To hundreds Of men. Property l.
already in demand Our stanford men
must treat Us very Kindly, .or We will Ia
corporate aud run our limits up 10 their
Eastern lines, thus preventing their eSien-
sion In this direction, al least.
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THr White Combination played Colonel
Sellers here lat nigh, IN q most acceptable
manner
Kin GLOVE NJ. }. J. spngsin. has
lsfi lady's black Md glove At this Office,
found on the lIuaionvillc pike, which the
owner can get by paving Tor hi. notice.
Mrs JuiiA A. HuSr has returned 10
Kentucky, and IL now playing week. en-
garcmcnt in Paducah. Her many admir-.
err here viii bc delighted 10 know thai shc
will be here about The first Of April.
Tue =. q. order, allowing bills, invoices,
bills of lading and any commercial paper
partly in writing, with no signature, to
pas. IN the mails on one cent postage. has
been rscinded, and hereafter fnll letter
postage will be charged on such matter.
Isaac ADLER and VIM. Bowman, who
we're arrested on Count Day, charged with
peldling harness here that was bought in
another State, wers tried before Squire NJ.
g. Portman yesterday and acquitted, the
Squire ba-ing his Judgment on recent
decision Of the Court Of Appeals.
Costs FoRwAsn.-lf ycn eve llse lase
6rm Of Hayden brothers anything, either
by note o. account. you are earnestly r.
quesied to call at the old stand on J. W.
Hayden, surviving partner, and settle. This
notice l. intended for every one who owes
them, without exception, A. the busines.
Of the old firm must be settled Immediately,
and you might save yourself trouble anu
cost by prompt compliance with their
requesi. A word to the wise Is sufficient
TO rHF runLIc-As the surviving part
ner Of the firm Of Hayden BROTHERS. J. w.
Hayden requests us to -ay to the public
that he will continue the bu.ines. At the
old stand, and Keep a large and elegant
supply of Dry goods, Motions, Boois, Shoes,
Clothing. Dress Goods, Nc, SC, aud that
his stock will he always full aud of the hest
that money aud long experience in pur.
chasing can buy-all Of which he oilers at
bottom prices. lie asks a continuance Il
the public patronage, promising old and
new customers excellent good. al bar
gains
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-Eour ntArs. rsq., has returned irem wash
inrten.
Mss RrrH DsrArw. Of nosls. isvi'h MIS-
Magic grov.
MIS- Rurn csow b. ne guest q Ni.. florsnse
Trashe.u.
-Na. r. 4. PAssoSs and smiiy moved TO biz
nsu hrm yesterday,
Ms. Asp Mas iro narnsS geui lsv days
10 Lsbanan this wsst.
Mis- ASxrE Las naSgr, Of iuderendenoe,
No, 1. slslllas Mr.. 7. T. Davies.
Cot ". IARuE Tnonas, q the .iiaafaif, va
circulating amoug the dear people on Couu day.
Mas ). s. iIrouFs ien a lev days ago 10 lola
her ha.ia nd Ia Cnsinnaii vhers ihrY wiil reiaain
faf q month 90 mow
-Ma. HAspss lsn Gr Isnlon ~ iays
sso. 10 20 Into the mefcaniiis baslness. Ne q a
thorough business man, aud ~ili no doubi DO veil
in bic mes iocation.
Ma. J. n. CAAHioAN, Of pansille IL la toun 10
das plan &c the cupola Of ih- rrest, le'ian
Chufrh Thew g. uoihiur iite "his uieeiiag' 10
start those kinl Of ihlass
Ms. NAKN Lean sa sumwonei ~ ieie-
s,a,.h 10 The l.,lslde Of M aaaseWr Nc. Annie
Csldusll vho b dsusereaiy % thh. piaspiiee
Of The itaaiafh. At calleots. Team. 7
ia AxpsEw sAAsassr, atecent gradasie Of
the Louisville Medical College, receisci better
ye.israag. notifying him that be had heen elected
Rs.laeni Assistant Physician At The city Hospital.
. esmplia,ent vorthily he,tosei
Ms. O. q. srEALEH, who has mate such a
reputation a. a correspondent Of The Coaf,if-'ar-
~, pa..e,i here Yesterday. Ne tells rs that his
papsr IL tossiins aud that aioui the hist of NAY
II uili b. issued Ia qusrio shape wueh arger than
Ia. t.r...uf alre
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Tho blizzard" gave Ne a call in pass-
ing.
Some enthusiastic poet once sang
"IIail, gentle Spring, ethereal mildness,
halt" Spring has taken him At his word
and hailed.
An inquest de laaaiieo ingahndo was
held on Green river Tuesday in the case
Of a daughter Of widow Vincent. She
was adiudged lunaiic and ordered to the
asylnm.
Peacock i ready with every variety
Of Garlen Seeds, especially the earliest and
hest Peas, Beans, Corn. aud Onion SETS
all In bulk and full stock Of the most
approved Seeds in pa pers.
A dead.beat was elected from the
souih-bound train this side Of Junction
City on Monday. lie bombar'led the cars
with rocks, but was scared Oh by pistol
shot in time TO save the train.
The Presidents inaugural IL a neat
enough affair. In his divisions the author
Is impartial. A third Of his space reconnis
the rise and progress Of our wonderful Re
public. Another third il devoted TO the
inevitable "man and brother" The remain.
der is generously accorded TO our agricul-
tural. commercial, financial snd economical
interests.
Some sneer At the prominence given
by the papers to Garfield act Of Kissing
his wife in public on Inauguration day.
They don't understand the case. A man
kissing his o'ea wife in that latitude is a
novelty an innovation. No wonder conk.
ling smiled and sprague looked astonished.
Beccher could have enlightened the. Presi
dent as to the etiquette Of upper-iendom.
Perhaps, however. james Abram misiook
her for someboly else, and, il 50, he is
excnsable. Al any rate, the country is
entitled to, and shonll demand, an expla-
nation.
The force Of habit vas amusingly Illus
traied recently at conference II the
colored Methodist ecclesiasiical officials
During the sitiings il was announced that
the presiding Bishop would, at a certain
time, preach sermon to the whites. The
service was we'll attended, aud at its close
number Of ladies went forward 10 be
presented TO his Reverence. One Of these,
wishing to be very anable, and feeling very
kindly, when presented TO the slkle lumi-
nary, considerably astonished herself by
accosting him with the old, familiar greet
inz "IIow dive, Uncle
"A sad accident occurred a; hatcher.
town, near the line between Boyle and
Lincoln, on Monday morning. solomon
Swearinger, hearing wild turkeys near his
residence, proceeded 10 load his rifle for a
shot. Two small children, one carried on
the back Of the other, were near him as he
sat by the Gre holding the gun across his
knees. While putting on cap his thumb
slipped, letting down the hammer and dis
charging the gun. The ball passed literally
through the loins OF the child who was
carried, wounding severely in lis passage
the arm Of the other child. The former
died the same afterpoon.
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Dalton will have a saddler's shop soon.
=. L. Engleman bought Of William
Raughman a nice gelding for S75.
The Sunday School al Providence will
convene hereafter at instead Of p o'clk.
stanford members, please take notice.
Mr.. y. y. Prewitt had a 6ne ely 10
run against a snag aud kill herself few
days ago. lie had refused s22j for her.
Matrimonial fever has broken out in a
malignant form. Il Is reported that We are
To have two weddings In this vicinity soon.
There l. gentleman in this vicinity
that has 500 barrels of corn 10 sell, and his
hogs are so poor that they have To lean
up against the fence togrunt.
Miss NJ. C. Engleman has been quite
sick ..... Mr. NJ. NJ. Vaughn, ior sometime
past a sufferer with Paralysis, has had q
relap .e, and Is confined 10 hls he'd again.
An overser Of county road vas
fined pretty heavy a short time ago for mol
having the road worked. There are aboul
half dozen young nlen that travel th'
road frequently Who ought 10 help pay ih'
lne.
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The allowing are our subscribers since Uur last
repori ,. n. Mount, IaGrange; A. ~ King. Mil
Ton; l.. I. Houk, Brodhead, Il. y. Hall, Levy, by
3. :. Owsley; a. u. Francisco, kHksville, Moi
Nixon Perkins, Hyatisyiille; Mrs. Belle Terrell,
Warsen, No, by james y. Resz'eyi Mrs. NJ. y.
AlcAllsier, Georgetowni frank shannon, sherman,
Texas. A. M. Ooods, savoy, Tenas; Dr. W. NJ.
Blaia, whitley eli, BY Sol, T. W. Narnoni Col.
u. ". fribhle, squire Ferfell raiN Ilsk; squire
&. r. schooler, Lowell X. NJ. Arnold, faimya.
No, BY T. n. Arnold D. NJ. carter, Milford, Tex
a., by Dr. 4. H. Montgomery q. H. Gibbons, Knox
ville, Tenn, by .. A. Moore haliou jones, Jos
L. Pieasanis, Kingston; Miss Alsina neliord, Haul
let, IN; Henry Nield, Harralsbur BY e. 5. Nieli'
Thomas D. Bufsi, Andrewi W. D. bell, iawrenor-
burg; D. n. Ellison, Euhanks by W. Il. Gooch,
SCI W. N. walker, Albany PANEL tpihegrose,
Oirsensille. Tekri A.. y. Mheeldon, Mrs. NJ. A.
Collier, Rec Ilck; y. q. Collier, Plaitsbung, No.,
BY Y. q. Collier G. g. Taylor, Nevada city, Mo-,
~ Le~is Dudderar; n. N. Harlan, Englsmau's
Min; Mr.. Nancy Penn, Crosson, COL, ny Capt. a..
W. Penn. G. r. sandidge, Milledgeyille; G. D.. Kin
oaid, Chas. n. Welsh, Dr.. Andfew saneant, Louis
yllle Miss Lucy A. Foley, by Louis II. Ramsey,
Hanley Ovsley, Lexington Mrs. Lucy D, Bash,
somerset Beverly G. Rout, iaiesdlle Mo-, ny D.
". Rouii b. $. Gooeh. waynesburei wW. Slyu'ef,
Highland; A. X. Denny, Jackson 1ivens, shelby
city; J. ". Giscns, W. NJ. Pair, Elmer II. Hub
hleJ. n. Read. Mckinney .. N. Lucas, iieul, Civ
ens, rhos. Price, M. Salem, by Rev. ,. A. hosiei
q. W. Ashlock, T. rutherford, reyion D.. Parrish
Lewis Dudderar, Gilberis Greek D.. =. eanenief,
n $. Powell, squire Peyion, ,. x. haughman
Husionyille, Mr.. u. W. Jones, g. r. leihune, >
N. Bruce, H. A. Burton. pantilie, ny Peter Ham
ton; Lewis liosseil, W. D. Drye, J. 5. Penny bah er
Kings Mountain D. n. nulchiuss, Rev. H. -
Reagan, n. q. Collier. Crab Orchard John D. nai
lard. Mis-. Alice Rout, ,. W. Dunn, Mrs wm. no
gan, Bryanisyllls koht. Kinnalfd, 4. A. Elkiu, >
D. walker, ,. W. Grlain, X d. Lusk, hsn s~oIe
A. ,. Lnoe, Jack Neakey, stephen owsley, " "
Gentry, Lancaster VIM. Burton, mi ali sroona
more, 1. ,. singleton, W. a. Murphy, q. ". Gen
Try, ". "a. Raney, ,. l.. Da~sou. ST., heni. iioli4
claw, Mrs u. Helm, I. N. Bruce, Geo. ". Tucker
by :. n Cook, Dr.. Z. n. Montgomery, John Gosh
ies. .. N. Bruce, Mr.. l. heaElsy, illrgins Kelley
". N. Ounn, Mis- Emily y. Dudderar Riehan
Cobh, 7. ". hlaekerby, Louis wilhefs. hohes
pofier, n. n neazlsy, hen Euhanls .. n Meoiaiy
" D. Stone, 1. n. Stone, G. Al. spoonamore. D. 4
Ousley. q. q. Field, Col. e. n. ksfhssier, Joh
BRIGHT Peter suaub, Dr. q. ". hronaueh, q.
rar'ous, stanford.
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MARRIAGES.

--SrRIN0FR-GEIFriS-John Siringcr
and Mis- Martha Jane Griffin were mar.
riel m the Sth.
-OAEs-WARRFN.--On the 5ih, Pres.
ton II. Oaks lei to the hymenial altar
Mis- Mary Jane Warren, a sweet siHieener.
-MoSrgoNEny -SworE.-Married. by
the Rev. J. l.. Barnes. At the residence o.
the bride. brother, Mr.. Will swope, at
noon yesterday, DE-. Woodson G. Mont
gomery, Of Garrari, 10 Miss Emma Swope,
Who looked her handsome-l in a rich black
rep silk, trimmed with brocadel silk and
piped with satin. Her whole trousseau,
which We were permitted by Mr. Mollie
Myers, the drc.s-maker, To examine, Il
very elegant. The attendants we've ol.Trib-
BILE, W. l.. barnes and Mr.. Embry, and Miss
e. Sallie Harrison, Bette McRoberts and
Irene I-ackey. After the ceremony. the
party left Cor the home Of Rev. j. l.. B,rnes
in Garrard, where an elegant supper vas
given them. Tar INTERIOR JOURNAL sends
iis best wishes for the happiness and long
lie Of the new couple.
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o. a " RIM ciRD.


FnmNo TkcKLr At Mclloleris a siarg's
srrp Irish Potatoes IT Owslcy a llig.
gins
BIO line Of Fishing Tackle iusi received
by Hale a Nunnelly.
HALr a NuNxrfLry are agents fnr the
celehrned Rushiord Wagon.
LAKE. gnonr Seed Irish Potatoes, of all
kinds, AZ Hale \ Nunuclley's.
Fon that Cough u,e White Pine syrup,
prepared by McIsoheru \ slaeg.
WALL PArrn, latest styles and large
stock, cheap AZ McIioberie siaggs.
Two thousand pounds q swiss Hams -
the best IN the market At Hale a Nun.
neiieys.
iIAmlnroN srrrL Pow and the South
Ilend Chilled piowa nj Owsley n Higgins,
ars all warranted 10 give saliafaclion or no
sale.
TrnHrSr \ VANARspAiI have mics
line u MeE's and Boys Ready-Made
Cloihing, add will ell them lower than
anyhodg.
| Will h. here 20 repair Sewing Ma.
chimes on March 2lsi. All work left with
Capt Richard-, ~ the ~ Aaaph, promptly
NNNFlNNNN w. u . NJ NNHNtNNs
Has a NrNxrLIy wish to inform the
public that they will again he in the wool
trade. Parties wishing 10 ~rll will ind u
o. their interest 10 see them hrst
VIZ RAVE a speedy and positive Cure ior
lstaarh. biphtheria, Canker month and
Head Ache, in Shilohf Caiaarh Remedy
A naal Injector frre with each boitle
Ue Il II you desire health and sweet
breath. Price 20 cents. Sold by Chenanli
\ Penny.
SHn0u's CkranuIf RInHpy.--A mar
yelous clife for (hlarrh, Hiplhefia, taakrr
Mouth anil lIesl Ache. With each bottle
there y an ingenious nasal Injector fuf
the more sncce-sinl treatmeni 81 these cone
plant. without extra charge. Price % cts.
Sold by Chenanll \ Penny.
Axswrn Tlrr Qursnox. -why % 40
many people We 49, around %, sewn o. pre-
fsr 10 suaer and he made miserable by In
diecsiion. Constipation, Dizziness, Lo-s ~
Arctic. Coming ~ Of the Food, yellow
Skin. when for "a cents We will sell them
Shlloh'a Viialiler, guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Chenauli a Penny.
DYSPEPSIA Axp LIvER CoNFLANr.-
l. i not worth the small price q ~ cents
10 free yourself of every symptom 81 ihere
distressing complaint, " you think 40 call
call Al our store aud get bottle 81 shilohs
Niiilirer, every bottle has printed guar
antee on il, use accordingly and n Il doe
you no good IL will cot You nothing. Sold
by Chenault n Penny.
SHunns CoxsuNrrioN CUHr.-Ihis is
heyond question the most rnccessfal Cough
Medicine We have ever ~old, few doses W.
variahly cure the worst cases Of Cough,
Group, and Bronchitis, while it's wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption y with
out a parallel in the history 81 medicine
since Ia krsi discovery Il has been sold on
. guarantee, a NJ which no othes MEDICINE
can stand. II you have Cough We earn
e-tly asa YOU 20 try u. Prioc 10 cts. 20 eta
and a.. lfyoar Lungs are sore. Chest OF
Baek lame, use Shilo's Porous Plaster
Sold hv Chenault a Penny.
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John Land sold 10 d. y. Preniit -
stock hogs at 4 cents
George d. Hopper sold to Tom Woods
6 fat hogs at 4 cents.
w. A. Hail sold 10 David n Prewiii
nice milk COW for $50.
Three good Min Cows, with calves,
for sale. foreslus Reid.
d. n. Prewitt bought on Court day G5
mountain Sheep at $40 per head
L. /. Dawson sold TO X. h. a = Z,
Woods 2 steers weighing 1887 each at Al
cents.
-lIorse and Jack bills cheaper and iancier
than ever at TINS lSrrRIoR Journal job
Office.
John HOLMES Victoria 25ih dropped
a red roam ball calf by "a Dake Of Oneida,
on the 9th.
s. y. Bruce and Jesse Dunn bought IL
Shelby City 100 fancy Colswold sheep al
$50 To S25 per head.
John NJ. Hail has engaged in thll
vicinity 400 lambs ior June delivery Al
cents per pound.
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THE NEWSPAPER
AnI.E. NEwsY.
GOOD. CuEAPt
Weekly Courier Journal.

THE COuRIKR-JOJ RsAL, Henry waiter
san. kditor.l Il, BY circulation aud reputation,
he acknOw lodged kfpneseHfafite AeaspaPrr Of the
south. As reliable and valuable newspaper, Il
has no superior In this country or In the world.
Il makes earnest, Vigorous war on Protective Tar
q Robbery aud Mormon olygamy- two evils that
blight the prosperity and morality OF the United
States. II Is able, bright and newsy, contains the
strongest editorials, the most complete summary
Of the Of the world, the best telezraphie and
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sermons. splendid origin serial stories and novel;
eies. poetry, department for children, answers 10
Correspondents. etc, etc la word, every thing
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specinen copies aud full descriptive premiaIn
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dIess. Address W. N. HALDEMAN,
ffesidsut coarier-Joasnal Co, Louisville, Ky.
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There y little better feeling Tor
Bobbiit down this way since he has agreed
to submit bic claims TO- The pcnocratic
party, and there 8. mighty good telling
Tor lInehe', because he has alway' been a
staunch Democrat
Some Of our fishermen In ihi neigh.
borhood are rather indignant with our
Senator on account Of the d.h law. So Mr..
Bruce will have 10 come around and appease
their anger before he makes another race.
II is very hard to please everybody.
Missouri fever seems to be contagious
Another young gentleman Of this plsce
had violent attack, and Il will doubtless
prove fatal. n the disease can be arrest
ed before Il strikes the heart, there win be
chance Tor him. That IL all that saved
Billy Baughmtn; Il didn't strike in.