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No family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAM,S
Lily Err PILLS: They cure constipation bliousness,
and torpldity OF the liver. Is cents per box.
gsS SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. III
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Forfs opera HOuse.-''ROOms for Rent
National Thedter.-Mss Jennie Lee as 80.
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Buruett's COcOaine

Burnett's COcOafne
Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Sootbes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest lustre.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
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for woman after q faithful course of treatment
with Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
to continue to suffer with a weakness of the
uterus. Enclose a stamp to Mrs. Lydia Z. Pink
ham, 2s' Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for her
pamphlets.
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NATURES TRIUMPH,
FRAzIER's ROOT BIrrERs.

yon are weak or languid. use Frzxier's Bitters n
your nssh is naoD{ and your complexion kailow,
franers Blfters Il worn down with the Of chill
len, W rfa2ere bitters. IL have got the blues.
Px ts contrary 70 the laws Of health Fr.zss Rect
tsrs yon have abused instead Of used natures gft
use Fraxers Bitters You feel old before your time
you have gloomy fcreboanez. use Frszer's Dtters II
your hands trcnble and your eyes have gfoWn din,
Fraxiere Root Btters VIII make you fce young aeuip
Sold by ~ drngsts yhs5s At the log Pree q q
tors. Cleveland. O, WIN. b. ENTNISLE psugxts4
corner Pennsylyania avenue and l2<h street. Wa!i1g-
ton. DC. Retail Agent 5nn9
nECKER BROS. PIANOS.
- sunDrrr oaaAnA M.
q. r. KUHN. 80 49,
bes <o7 l0xu tszEzxz EosxsuEu4
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Promote Digestion

And BEAUTIFULLY stimulate the liver with tn
Liebig Co. IS Coca Beef Tonic. Beware of worth
less limitations. Ask for Liebig Co.'s Coca Bee
Tonic.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. \
WASHINGTON. DC. September b. 1881 $50 a m
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
variable winds. mostly northerly higher barom-
eter and stationary tenDeratIlrp
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MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.
INVENTED BY A WOMAN.
PREPARED BY A WOMAN
Is A POSITIVE CURE

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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MARYLAND,
- have used Colden's I.ehig's Liquid Ex-
tract of Beef and Tonic lnyigorator for more
than year. and recommend il as one of the most
efficient preparations have ever met with. II
combines the virtues of food and tonic i'm re-
markable way. and am satisfied has saved life
when no other medicine could do it,"
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TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rev. THOMAS GUARD, Of the most eminent clergy
men IN 6he country, pastor of Mount Vernon NJ E.
have no hesitation in assuring you that DIR. NET
TAURs HEADACHE PILLS have proved most beneficial to
"e' Tours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
hev: THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor II. E. Church Hagers-
have tried DR.. MErTAUR's HEADACHE PILLS with
great benefit. 1 am now seventy nine years old and
have been subject to Constipation number Of years
Your Pills have acted pleasantly in my case the frat
time come TO Baltimore want 70 thank you personally
yours uuly THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A. THIREKIED. pastor M n TyS,,1-~,,
Waterbury, Md: - NAA'
1gave Dr.. METrAUR's HEADACHE Pills to n man v,fo
was IN bed with bad attack of Bilious Fever and in two
days he was out attending to his farm work.
hesPecduly, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rev; l. E. PETERS. pastor NJ E. Church, Urbana Va
I have used one box Of DIR. MErTAUR's HEADAcHE
Pills and found them most beneficial Please send me
another box. ~ -A'e
Yours truly, L f. PETERS
Rev. g. w. HOBBS, pastor HI. E. Church, Piedmont
have given my wife, who is sufferer from Headache
III; mETIAURs HEADAcHE PILLS. and one dose Of the
Pulls has always cured her.
Yours truly GEO. W. HOBBS.
fel2-eo SOLE PROPRIETORS BALTIMORE MD.
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The HnroN R0BBERY.-Geerge William
srooks colored boy about 10 years old Was
Aarged in the Police Court, this afternoon
with the grand larceny of S421 in money and y
goid watch. valued at $50. from Mr. Alfonso n
Hilton, a furniture dealer on CapitoI Hin lost ~
Friday. He pleaded guilty and the ease was
sent TO the grand jury under 81 GOO bonds. in
default or which he was committed.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap30-eo&w
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, September 6, 1881.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Tax hereby notified that the pamphlet coni
tanning the list of unpaid taxes for the year ending June
80 1884, and other previously due and in
has been printed and that copy thereof will
be delivered to tax applying therefor at this
Office provided by act Of Congress approved March
8, 1877.
By order of the Commissioners D. G.
Attest: JOHN F. COOK
S6-2aw3w Collector of Taxes d. C..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-04
: Su Warlbau braaa AMI @eibuatts

- OH Ulutl9au ptQHg QuI 2Setguau9ler
abenb Elm Tarbiser, 9enrH Sadlou, in bic
@chnuns BON s. s. Wbite elm, ber Se=
rase abmeIenb mar, une brpbte bic 9an5e
Tamilie gu ermcrben. Wirtlid er8riff
er aud Elm tleiues Wdoden bel ben 5aa=
rem uno idfeppte es nad ben, 5pl5plaee,
,,m es balelblt nit elmer Nrt au tSbten.
Sn biefem Musenbltde eriaien iepod Trau
We@lellanb nit einem selabenem @emeb=
re unb awane ben Sdurten, bas 3ine
sehen 81 laien. Spdter murbe Ger Sar,
bi9e uerbaftet. ... 10 go.
- Sn Nultin purbe elm Nrbeiter an
Der Brade Der Snternatipnalbabn bur4
faaeuoe galten eri4laseu.
- Som nSreliden Tera8 mirb bas
@rfriren BON Hinbpieb pdbrenb bes tal,
ten Wetters berihtet.
~ Durd Dallas palfrten bret sWa-
gen nit Tarbisen, tpelde bon RanI Ias 5u=
ridtamen unb fd in iehr heruntersetoa1>
menem 3uitanbe befanben. Rebrere ibz
rer getannten ltarben in &anlas an 9dl=
te ans @ntbebrunSen.
- Sn @ais County fanb man etnen
an Sobe sefrcrenen farbi9en Wana.
- Die Goblennptb in mebrereu stdb.
ten hes nSrbtideu TeraS bdlt nod INNER
an Die Soblensrdber im Snbianer Ger
rttcrium arbeiten nod nidt wieber.
- Sn 5cuitpn tpurbe g. 8. @allpile
pertaftet, peil er elm @enclie bes W0r=
bers 8anflfen iein lou unb Tbeil an ber
@rmcrbuns bes @arbriper 9aser nabn,.
= Webrere Diebtable fanoen in 5euiton
ifatt, unter anoern tpurbe Elm Wann 9la.
mems Sddfer I'M $500 unb cine Bartie
Sumelen beltobten.
- 8et Tielbs @tcre in Waller Gcunz
tH wurbe Elm alter Bireer, 5eon,as Nah,
ermcrbet. Der Sphn beHelben bate
Streit NIT einem Wanne Namens 2au=
rance uno ber Bater iudte benielben 3u
|dli&ten, als er bon einem Bruber bes
eaurance in ben 9opf sei&oHen spurbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-04

@alsrny erwartste Fe i&en felt elmer
Stunpe in tbrsm BcuoOir. Gr lief
faSte 1e binSu.
Mapame pompili's @sitdt frablte auf.
Sie ibereab Bouquet uno Spsrnslas Der
3ofe uub rauldtt in tbrem lansidltpptz
gen Setbsnt1eipe, bic srsarotbe, college
fidte 8beaterbeeuine BON ben beeu1etirten
peibsn @dultsrn rinnen la0enb, gum
Boubotr unb tpb bic pprttere. Ste lad,
te lufis auf, wie 7e btneiniat. Die
5ane hss garons iammt bem ensliiden
Bu&e mar auf ben Geppt@ tsrabseiunlsn.
Gr i@lisf.
(Gprtfebnns fplst,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-04
Der un5h etuer . a m {

Der Dunl4 etutr Dame.
>, wie ia winide, bab msins 9aut 70
rein unb weid mare, uis bte Sbrise, iaste
cine DAME gu ibrer 6reunbin. Sie Ton.
men bas Qetdt errstdsn, antwortete bic
Sreunbin. @te 70 z @ebrauhsn Gle
SOpfenbitter, bas er,eust reines glut unb
bliibenbe @e1unbbeit. Sd that es, wie
Sts tsmsrfsn founen. Cairo Bulletin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-04

= Die tfee Ndtrnn8a qustle btS HinbeS
n nstssen<f ~ &nttsrbrnR. Dsnn
as.r aus tssrsS slress stl,iaAf sisie nssas
se.aat. pssr sFsNsttss w i&wa&lid II,
70 ssne bic DiRenl&aft her Natur ju
6iIfe iommm; bas bat fe bur& bic ssi
{lnbuna bon. NeuRabtrr's Drnt
fhes RtpSeImstT l'pdptstgpptins)
ermSsIiAl. fs.iast stn SenEemasnts gr-
iatmitth flr lRntiermilA, mad wiReH-
tGoiili6sa .1rinsiyisa tsfnttt aso wirs
ssa Asrstsa fstr snpfettsn. 81 tatea
. s@ss ssasmntstsn etsieslss. ss...t = :. :.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-04

@stssas &lsieerRsffs
nsuses 4uesy h Eaibmsrs. UsssAStasS
x. ,r. tet S@rAm II Go.
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klex Hall. Both OF his eyes were
shot out, and lie has no doubt died Us
this time.
A, d. Pence was elected Sheriff Of
Nelson county against his will. lie
doesn't want ille Office, nor does he
want to be fined 500 Tor not quality
ing.
Mrs. Joanna MeClelland was burned
to death while trying to kindlr fire
with coal oil in Marion county. El.
Reeves, aged 10, also met his dea,h
the SAME way in the same county.
Dr. Gcc. Calnschnn has been ar
rested for setting fire to the Louisville
AIedicaf College. lie twas the vale
'iictorian ia 1879, and was drunk
when he committed the crime for
which he Is held.
Th"s. Waller accidentally shot
himself in'tlic stomach while handling
a revolver at Paducah aud died from
the wound. He was not member Of
the well known, firm u The Devil
~ Tom Walker
Tom Miller a negro burglar, was
dangerously cut in the side by man
named Coflman, while he was trying
TO burglarizc the house Of JAS. Cock,
his brother-in-law. at Madiscnvitfe.
The Times thinks the negro will die.
John and Tom Iupnel, brothers,
le.l out at Evansville, Ind and The
latter shot the former. iuhietiuy a
wound from which he died next day.
Tom was under the influence OF liquor
when he committed the fratricidal
deed. rf
The gas jet was left open in the
treasury vault at Frank Corr, and Col
Tate, the treasurer went in AMI
struck a match when the gas in the
vault exploded burning off his hair
and beard, and otherwise iijufiug him.
He was not dangerously hurt, but
made Il narrow escape.
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STATE NEWS.

Bowling Green now has water
works.
There will be fur editors in the
next Legislature.
Another big circus is doing the up
per towns Of the State.
Two negro thieves were killed in
Lincoln county last week.
Sam'l McAlee suici led with rifle
in Breckenridge county.
There are nine prisoners in tie
Davies county Ill.
The blue grass counties have nom.
mated tickets for next August.
Mrs. Jas. McDaniels suicided at
Paducah OH account Of bad health.
WIN Stivers shot and dangerously
wounded Henry Hays in selI-deIcnSe
at Greensboro.
A circus tent blew down at 0wings-
vile with 1000 people under it. Sew
eral were badly hurt.
Bob Cox was Killed by VIM. Glas-
ley at nicnic at Cars Springs,
Frigg county, on the 18th.
Alex Philips, col was drowned at
Bowling Green while attempting to
jump from one boat to another.
Tile Russelville Messenger is CON
staDtly improving under the manage
ment Of Alessrs. Browder u Rhea.
Two tramps fo.lght and one oftliem
named Rice, killed the other, near
Lexington. Rice is in Jail.
An old negro woman named Betsy
Stokes was killed by lightning at
Princeton Saturday.
Only lG members o. the last House
Of Representatives. were returned at
the late election, Of whom 10 were
Democrats Only 3 members of the
Senate. A. S. Berry. j. W. Rowlctt
and Attila Cox, were candidates for
reelection, and 2 Of them we've lie.
feaied. leaman. s.
Ike Arnold, who assaulted Com
monwealth's Attorney Bronston, at
the trial Of his brother, who killed.R
Il. Little, will have served ont lis
term of one year next Friday andwill
be released provided the iuos Of 81 GOO
is Paid.
Sidney Gamble Of tdairville,
heard aluss at his wheat pen. He
went out and a thicf was stealing lbs
wheat and fired . pistol at MIN Gam
bic returned the tilp and baggcd his
game. The thiel Nns a negro named
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GREENv1l1a, Ky.

The most natural thing for one to
do, when she is away from home aud
among strangers, is 10 communicate
with the friends she has lett behind.
We lett liopkinsvilIe on the bright
warm morning of August the oh.
bound for Greenvillc.
AS we arrived at Nortonviilc the
first person We saw whom we REQ, :
nized. was the editor Of the Echo"
who was stlpbins off IN lesertt i
corner Of the waiting room counting
his cash, to see ii he could afford seven
ty five c.nts iordinncr, aud Tip to
Princeton to his '.lair la,Iy lave"
We suppose he decided he could, as
the last VIC saw Of him. he was frantic
ally rushing toward tic alil ing -room:
he also male his visit to Plincctml.
On orr arrival here we found the
people very pleasant and speiahle.
II it does hot soon rain the corn
crop will be an entire failure, III TIL
section.
The peach cropis good AL water
melons are plentiful.
The prospects f,d' the "Grcenville
Institute" are halielinl. This flour.
ishing school is under lie manage
mcnt Of Rev. NJ, Hall.
We have had very pleasant calls
from the intelligent Young editor oi
the Echo" since his return from
Princeton.
Miss Mabel Dodd OF Hopkiusville
is visiting friends l.ere.
Mr.. James 4. Cant was over the
first Of the week on a business Tip.
Miss Maggie King, a most beanti-
ful and bewitcliing belle Of Hartford,
Ky, who has been visiting here leii
last week for her home. much t. the
regret OF her many friends and adj,
mirers.
In conclusion | will add, Green-
vile needs large aud commodiuus
hotel, more cottages, aud good turn
pixies to insure Its success as most
ilourishing little city.
In the meantime your correspond
ent is cool, collected and quite con
tented with Giecnviilc and much
pleased with hef people.
CorNELiA.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

MANN boncrs ore of lbe oninioh ll,nl
Wire President Arlhur il nav hy
rioh, presiacn, n mo Iyui,,a S,,tcs
All . See l3 ~ III (,,ms,s,n,;,n
sNs.
In case n, ,hc rcnova, If fbe pros.
idcnh IRON Office. Or of his death, res.
I'igi'alien. or 'aab'iitg to discharge TIE
Po~c'S "na o"'tes " M'I oplce' 'nc
ds,, md ,he C,n,,resa NAV nv law
providc for The case OF removal, death.
Resignation, or inquiry, both OF the
rres'aeht ahu wee rreSiueh', ne-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Hippo.
$3.50. Music; recess.
$40. Mental Arithmetic, by FroG
LipSconb,
4:30-Teachers habits, discussion
opened by Chmrmin.
S.-Addres Teachers Education.
by Prof. Sudduth
The programme for the day being
carried out. the order OF business for
Friday was adopted by acclamalion.
1 here being no further business, the
Institute adjoulncl till 0 a. IN, Fri.
day, when the chair called 10 order,
the minutes were read and approved,
and The days programme carried out
as follows:
pa. n.-Opening Exercises.
9:20, Lecture ltcading, by Prof.
Suddulh. ge
10 Modern and U. S. History, by
Prot. Sleinhagen.
10 :5J.-Music recess.
IL -progranme for country
schools, by Prof. Sudlnih
IL :30.-Discussion, by Teachers.
II m.-Music.; recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 p. m.--Gccgraphy, by Prof
Sudduth. nti
$40. Percentage and Interest, by
Prof Lipseomb.
3:50-Music: recess. Fa
4.-Gmmmar and Analysis, by
Prof Sudrmh. '5r'
8 Music.
Prof Sudduth discussed his themes
with characteristics ability, and CON
cisencss, rendering his lectures aud
the outlines demonstrated OF imiini @
value to the teachcr, and throughout
tie whole + ,>ervinga mien thai Ieacl :
ers would he benefited TO adopt Ia
theirintercourse with pupils, while
pursuing their daily ayOcalion. "a
Prot. Lipsc0lnb presented some ex-
cclIent tliougltis on Arithmetic ami
Algebra. The discussion Oh Teachers
habits, was ably discussed and highly
elaborated, bv the chair, prols. Sud
lutI, Lipscomb, Hester aud others.
On motion resolution of thanks
was offered Prof. Sn,ldnih for his able
services in conducting The exercises
Of lie Institute. Nothing further be-
fore the house. on motion the msti-
TUE adjourned sise die.
FL. MuHrHY, Chain.
! II. Flrro :,
j. l.. BEAsnER,} ~ .
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23
GENERAL NEWS.

Jas. Gordon Benefits income is
$3.50, 600 year
The town Of Yale, Cal was tes-
troyed by fire last week.
Chas. Boynton killed. his sister and
thcn suicidcd at Parioned. Mo.
L NJ. Marks, of Rome, Ala, and
C. NJ. CrecsweL Of MebonesvilIe, n
g., students of Eastman College, were
drowned at Poughkeersic, N. Y.
Jas. anil Walter Malley, prominent
merchants Of New Haven. Conn,
llaye been arrested, suspected Of the
n'nrder OF Miss Jennie Cfamer whom
JAS. Maliey had seduced. ,ea
The Apache Indians surrounded a
small Mexican village in New Next
CD and murdered u Of the % inhabi-
lants. Two icaped with their cloth
Ing riddled with bullets.
I. 0. Carpenter, a celebrated chef
and Col. Amos Price, q Greek, fought
u dncl in the Indian Territory, in
which Price was killed and Carpenter
fatally wonudel. They were bvtl
very prominent citizens
The rostofiice department has or.
lered that FoStmasters destroy all
abusive postal cards, that would he Il
source OF annoyance to persons re-
ceiying them.
In Calhoon county, Ga, Will Sui
Ivan, a yonng mau recently married
shot at some crJws and killed his vile
who was wa.king'in the corn conceal
ed FROM his sight. She rushed to bin
aud fell dying in his arms,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23
Teachers Institute.

at the regular annual meeting OF
Tie Christian County Teachers In.
slilule, held on The III, lS;h and
i9ih days OF August, 1851, at tie
llopkinsAille public school building,
the following proceedings were had,
viz:
Wednesday y a. m.--The meeting
WAS called to ORDERLY q. A. Cham
pnin, Z. 5. o., who was made by
call chairman pro ten. On motion
OF u. a., Champaign, duly seconded,
Prof L j. Murphy was elected per-
nmnent chairman on motion, l.. I.
Flippo and ). Il Brashcr were elected
secretaries The chairman directing
The secretaries 10 proeced 10 the en-
rollment'ot names, the following pre-;
scented their names for enrolment:
Mrs. l.. IL, Patton, Mrs. Rosa
Brainllam, Misses l. u. Booihman,
Carrie Hopper, Susie rutherford,
Pauline Vaughan, Essie Williamson,
Agnes Williamson, Leila Mills, Ellen
Jenkins, Mollie Stroute, Jennie Cab
aniss. Mary Wood; Profs. Ii, 4. Stud.
duh, M. l.. Lipscomb, G. A. Cham
plain Il. (. Murphy. Z. A. Lindsey,
}. L Brasher, j.. l. Flippo, j, A.
laws -. ~. "1os,cy, " ", AVIS
i,anshow n III I,roo,niiolJ r y
SaInn,' / NJ smith Jas West. !
' w m',,.a - rarL;,, I,rashor 7 ~ iIos
Wv, w. S'l f,a, n n' a,,'l Al Air. l. II
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The Danyille Tribune is a hopeful
soul. lt'says the recent election has
more than ever convinced it that Ken
lucky Is a Republican State, and that
all that is needed is little better or
ganizaiion the Republicans gained
one memberin the House of Repre-
s,nfalives. The Democrats still have
q minority of 70. Granting that the
Republicans gain one member every
election twill be something like l5S
years before tho Democratic majority
is "calen up" and the Tribune's dream
Of victory realized. The Kentuckian
Is yet unborn who will live 10 a ripe
Old aye and die leaving Kentucky a
Democratic State.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Agcist Cook has had Grow Dog
aud Black Crow arrested for the muir
der of Spotted Tail, at tie Rosebud
Indian Agency. Ii seems that Black
Crow aspired to be Chief in place OF
Spotted Tail, and employed Crow
Dog to do the dirty work in getting
Mr.. Tal out OF the way. Agent Cook
has appointed White Thunder tenn.
pnrary Chief to succeed Spotted Tail,
AMI will recommend the laltef's son
10 be appointed by the Interior De-
partmcnt as his fathers successor.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The Owcnsboro News has been
purchased by bulge A. T, CrayerolI
aud Geo. V. Triplett, who will short
ly begin tho publication OF a Demo
cratic paper TO be called the Saturday
Post. "Ono by one the roses fade"
aud one by one the Republican papers
i'll Kentucky climb the golden stairs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Mr.. Jas, Brea!lliIt, Representative
elect TO the Legislature from this
county, prefers Beck TO any other
Democrat for United States Senator.
lie is Republican and will olconrsc
vote with his party il il brings tor
ward II candidate, but he says that if
the vote is between Democrats he
will be for Mr.. Beck above all others.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Price Curd, cold, who had both OF
his legs cut of by the cars at Bow
ling Green last May, has compro-
missed suit for damages against the
road by taking $1,000 in cash. Are
legs in Bowling Green valued at only
$40 apiece2 Price didn't set very
high price on his mutilaicd limbs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

# Dir. Gross could take charge OF
the Presidents case and all The pres.
enl force Of doctors be discharged. ex-
cept Agnew and hamilton, there
might be some chance Tor Inn TO re-
coyer, but il Bliss 'nl such fellows
are allowed to fool with him much
longerhc viii soon he al home "oyer
,l..,,., -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Internal machines are getting very
common Young nau, when you
geta neat little package by express,
don't jump at the conclusion that it
contains pair of embroidered slip
pers sent by yonr girl, bnt be CAREFUL
it may be an internal machine sent by
the old man 10 blow you into the
sweet bye and bye.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The favoritc lance of the iruii pre-
server is the can can.-Doston Times.
The anglers iavoriic Ounce is tie
reel. --Somervillc journal.
The dance that camp meeting Of
colorcd people delight in-lhc racket.
u 6. lntelligencer.
The quad-rillc is the compositor's
preference among danccs,-Cincin-
matt Gazette,
The gamblers dance is The polka.
West Tennessee Wing.
The Jockeys dance is the galop.-
GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
And the topper prefers the rye.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Guiteau made savage attack upon
Que of his guards, named McGil, one
day last week, with knife, which he
got hold of by some means. Mc(iill
entered the cell, when Gnitcau as
sanltel him and cut several holes in
his clothing. foguard's pistol was
fired accidentally during the struggle,
which caused assistance TO como and
Guteau was quoted and disarIne6.
How he got the knife is o mystery.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Blifkins is no sardihe. lie says he
was paving an evening call not long
ago aud was so happy in the society
# his girl that he was utterly oblivi-
ons Of the fight OF time. Along
shout half past eleycb The fair crea.
ture moved over TO the piano and
began TO play "IIome, Sweet Home"
He says many fellows couldn't have
taken the hin, without being knocked
down, but he saw the point in a min
u,c anil adjourned sine aoctc.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Doe Cain went inlua shooting gal.
iery in Louisville and began 10 ''raisc
Cain" when the woman. in charge
turned upon him and laid him up for
repairs. Young men should be very
careful how they TOOL around CALLER
ies OF any kind
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Grey Woodson is growing because
lie cannot make his regular semi an
nual announcement that he is The
Youngest editor in the State. lie re-
luctanily yields the honor TO the edi-
tors of the Russellvillc Messenger,
after having enjoyed it for four years
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

John Gaines will please accept our
thanks for the high compliment he
Paid us last Friday. Onr excessive
nodesiy win moi permit us TO pub
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