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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03

WoNDERFuL;-D Decidedly the mos, y on,

WONDERFUL.-D DECIDEDLY The most on
w derfui record Of success which can be CLAIMED
for any existing remedy beof ~ TO SIMMONS He
PATlC COMPOUND, On LIVER CURE.
This faHous preparation ALWAYS produces som
beneficial eject. 10 will nat render carf0us tspe
sound. nor reproduce dfsfo ed organ. nor fesfose
k0fteped brain: Dat even In cases Of organic de
ease II win alleviate the snrrtrgs Of the patient:
while ~ q remedy for ordinary maladies Affecting
The STOMACH. the BOWELS. the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
tue FLEsH. aud the ICSCLBs, IL has no peer either
among advertised preparations or the drugs pre-
scribed In private practice.
SIMMONS HEPATiC COMPOUND. Invaluable
70 all who suffer from BILIOUS AND LIVER CON.
PLANTS, sick beadsche, loss or appetite. drowsI-
mss. gifdiness, sniespeclaly INDIGESTION. which
prevails TO an alarming extent M this country az the
present dav. BY tndicious use OF SIMMONS He
PATIO COMPOUND the bowels may be perpetuAy
kept I'm n natural condition Of good health. IL does
not &C, as a merely temporary affair. 1t keeps the
human system In a stale of sound and vigorous
health, by easfy aud lmost mperceptibly CLEAN--
ING 1T OF ALL IMPURITIES. my SAT
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Special telegram to TIE Dispatch


NORFOLK, VA, May 1.-TWO Incendiary
fires were reported from the county at a
late hour Saturday night. The residence Of
w. A. Harding, on Lamberts Point, was
destroyed. with its contents. Yesterday
the residence Of Mr.. John shea, on the
Great Bridge road, was consumed. The
family barely escaped, and everything In
the building was lost.
DR.. Charles g. Barney and George A.
Barksdale were pall-bearers at the funeral
OF Hugh Blair Grigsby.
The body Of the white man found on
Lambert's Point has been identified as that
OF John Armistead, Of Pepper Creek,
Mathews county, who was drowned from
the schooner Rosa Lee, from the Kappa.
hammock river 10 this port with oy sters.
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ny BsS0xrHpn
SEW SOitb.

SgW iOkb.
NEW YORK. MAY . Npoa.--S,ocks strong. Mo-
new. 4Hj ner cent txchsnge-Lous, 1884
short. So. state bonds duil and nominal. Govern
ments quic, and unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nav 2.-Virgnla g., consols,
SOs; second scri ;, IS. pist.due upOns, 9G4
new To- 40, 80 3 8. Bil to-day
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
tn,ne West Of Ireland.

LONDON, Nav 2.-Accoun's from the west
Of Ireland represent thit the state OF affairs
there j. becoming very serious. y number
OF ouirages OF various degrees OF atrocity
are reported. Bands Of armed men prone
made the country and terroriZe the inbabi.
tanfs unchecked,
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Danger 10 Uot,an crop i'm Egypt.

province OF Bekrrd, Lower Egypt, is Sc
riously endangered, the new pumping ma
chinery not having answered the anticipa-
tons and the dredging Of the canal having
been neglected. Four thousand enforced
labOrefs ale now working in The canal.
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WOLF-TRAP LlTHIA.

Having effected arrangement with Messrs.
Purcell, Laid Il CO., agents for the
WOLF-TRAP IITHIA WATER,
are prepared to supply It not only by the gallon
At % cents, but by the glass At ) CENTS from our
new and improved mineral.water apparatus.
The attention Of all who suffer from INDIGEsTIoS
Is called to the advantages offered Ofsupplying them
1t moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage.
To those who wish to use 1t regularly at our foun-
tain we will make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER 4 CO.,
mh6 900 Main street.
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OLD FAvORITE ROUTE t%m.
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
WILL
RESUME ITS ROUTE
THE POTOMAC RIVER BETWEEN QUANTICO


RESUME ITS ROUTE
on
THE POTOMAC RIVER BETWEEN QUANTICO
AND WASHINGTON
MONDAY TIE 18TH or APRIL, 1851,
with US new and splendid
STEAM ER EXCELSIOR.
built expressly for this rOnie, and combining all the
qualities of ELEGANCE, SPEED. SAFETY. and COM
FORT, which VIII cOnnsct TWICE DAILY except
sunday with trains on the Richmond tredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad.
LeayIi x Richmond at $50 A. NJ, and
l. aytDg Richmond at $500 L. IL. and
Arriving at Richmond AT 3:l3 4. NJ. and
Arriving at Richmond at 9:58 i. NJ.
This route, so long and favOraby known, presents
| the advantages of freedom from dust, view
beautiful ana historic scenery along the river In
Guiding MOUNT VERNON, the home of Washing
ton, the luxury Of delightful bath, an elegantly
served meal, aud a comfortable shave en route
and IN The case OF ladies aud inyalids, the 0pportu.
| MY for refr. shlDg rest In superb siaterooms.
With all the modern Improvements that condnsc
70 comfort and safey with experienced and c0lrfe-
ous officers aud polite aud attentive servants, tho
EXCELSIOR leaves nothing TO be desired by those
Gus meals 10 the aust and moDotony OF an all-rai
route.
Tickets from Rchmond TO Washington. un-
limited .....:..'Fo w
Tickets from Richmond 10 Washington. lin
Round. IrIp tickets from Richmond 10 WASH
ington and return, good for ten days........ 90
can be had az the Offices OF the Richmond, frede-
| rcksburg aud Potomac Railroad Company, aud at
A. W. CAREERS, corner Of Main and Tenth
| streets.
BE sure TO ask for tickets ria the Poiomsc steam
boat Company. GEORGE MATIiNGLn,
Superintendent.
P.S-NO boat on Sundays. apl6
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SAMPLE by MAIL. 35C.

CAUTION.-As many other articles Of insect pow
der have been Introduced into the market since the
KILLING EFFECTS of this Powder have become
known. would can The attention Of buyers TO the
feet that the GENUINE Italian lnsect-POwder Is
sold In BOTTLES ONLY, at 10, %, and soc. See
that orr name IS on he label and wrapper
POLK MILLER X Co, ApO,hecarles,
Riehtf a.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

NUNDAr, My z, 1881
sALEs.-30 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad stock at 3jsl. 20 do at 3j, so do. at $50.
20 do. Of 35a; 20 shares Richmond and Danyile
Railroad stock NJ
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HAVING TAKEN THE STAND No.
IL loo EAST BROAD STREET, betw'es First
aud Second streets south side aud fired IL up
FlRST.CLAS, DRUGSTORE, with fresh supplies
Of MEDICINES, SURGICAL APPLIANCES.
TOILET ARTICLES. &c beg TO be permitted TO
call The attention of NY friends and the public gen.
orally 10 the establishment, ana very respectfully
solic; their patronage and support.
an 20 JAMES BLAIR.
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COMM ERClAJI.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Nav 2.-COtton quiet; upands,
l0Ac.: Orleans, I0'sc.: consolidated net receiuls,
1872 bales : cXDOrI>-tO Great Britain, 1876
bale: France. 6,2l2 bales Continent | iO2
bales. SOU hrrn -four quiet and weak; common 10
fair extra. Si.7jG 1925 ; good to choice. $4,000
81. Wheat = q lsc. higher limited export business
aud moderate spCcuiatiNe trade; ungraded red
SI15mSl26I. COrn-Cash lois "a shade lower !;
futures tribe better; tI3ne moderate; ungradcd
54@6lc. Oats l@2c. better on cash lois; No. 3,
45bdi5hc Hops STEADY with moderate Inquiry
Coffee dull and weak; Rio. ga l2'sc. sugar eady
aud In fair demand: lair 10 good refining, 74m
7-l6c. prime. 7sc. refined in moderate de-
mand standard "A" 9G9sc Noasses steady with
moderate inquiry. Rice quiet aud UNCHANGED. Rosn
quiet aud hrm at $l.70Msl.75. Turpenline
unchanged. Pork hrm ana quiet. Middles firm and
quiet long clear 9c. shot. 9gc Lard less ac i've
prices without quOiable change. ffeights weak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 2.-Four steady; Howard.
Street aud western. snperfne, SAMOA; extra,
s425M IS: family. S5.l DC SO 2j city Mills super
line, s. 25@t4; extra, S4:2S@S3; family, 5000
@s662; Rio brands. 50 :6:56G Ps,apsco
higher and inactive: southern red. Sl.le@sl.24;
amber. sl.2S@tl;30;, No. western winter red,
81 l9isGsl.194; July, SLl5%@Sl.lWs; August,
S1.12aMsl.13. Correspondent steady; western
Grmer; southern white, 56c yellow 55'lc. oats
steady and quiet; western wni;e. 46647c.; mixed,
45646c. Provisions steady aud quiet. Mess pork.
Old, s1s@Sl9. Bulk ineats-LooSe shoulders and
clear-rib sides none offering packed 81 aud CSC.
Bacon-Sh shoulders, nc: clear.rlh sides, lOsc. {;
hams, ll6l2c. Lard--Refncd l2iic Coffee un-
settled: all Rio cargOes, ordinary T. fair. 9ml1c.
Sugar firm; "A" soft, SIC. Whiskey quiet at
*l.l0. Freights quiet.
CINCINNATL
CINCINNATI, MAY 2.-Flour quiet. Wheat easier:
No. 2 red winter, Sl.l0. Corn steady II I'm far
demand at 474c. Oats quiei. Pork firm at sl725
MSI73O Lard quiet al SlI.2j. Bulk.meats quiet
and irm; shOu ders So IS sides, rs. Whiskey
unsettled and lower. sugar steady hafds, lOd
1910: New Orleans, Ia SC. Hog, qnict common
~ tftghf 4 hacking Ne.iO
QS625.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
DALTIMoRE. Nav 2.-Catte-Market brisk and
prices shade higher very besl: 6s@6'gc; first
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATlvE
MEDICINES.
TRoPIc-FRUIr LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION. BILIOUsNEsS, HEADACHE
piles AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
1t acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, II niparts hsor'o
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypoehoh'
dri., etc. ONE TRIAL coSvINcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and so cents. Sold by all druggists
lmy 3-deodtMhloI
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Foreign Immigration.

LONDON, May 1.-The steamers Scythia
and Malta, which sailed from Liverpool on
Saturday last for New York, took ont more
than 1000 cmigrants, NEST Of whom are
foreigners, large number being Swcde-.
The Cunard Company has arranged for
dispatchlng four vessels to America next
week, all OF which are expected to be filled
with Cmigrants.
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CINCINNATI.


BALTIMORE, Nav 2.-CaIte-Msrket brisk and
prices IA shade higher very besl. 6sM6gc.; first
nualitv. 5Ga6lc.: medium. 4%@jkc. ordinary. 2
G4c: most sales from Ji4G6c.: receipts. LIZA
head: sales s55 head. swine IN Ugh, supply AMI an
he nj. The receipts of sheep and lambs were l,7l9
head quotations-sheep, 4 saG'.c.; lambs, 100 lOc
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Moon sets..........ll $50 Evening. .......... S:24
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 2, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Y0rh
merchandise and passengers, G W. Allen 4 Co.
agents. . ,,-,.,,, ..
Steamer Pioneer. Plat. Philadelphia. mercb2n'
disc and passengers. j. W. Mc(arrick. agent.
schooner J. :. Dauenhower, Cannon, Georgetown
coal, Writ Roberts.
SAILED FROM o. BORNE'S LANDING.
Schooner Moonlight, Leman, New York, WOOD, L
j. Wooldidge.l
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, May l.-Auiyed Schooners Archti
& Reeves, smith Eugene Bofda lof Phiiace,phlhl
osborne: sunlight, Colby; Adrian, Bdker-lll IRON
Richmond.
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STATE TAXES.

STATE REVENUE oFFIcE,l
April 80, 1881. !
NOTICE TO ALL WHO HAVE NOT
N PAID THEIR STATE TAX FOR 1850
have Instructed my electors 10 garpisnee anu le'>
Sor NJ, nils unpaid Nav ist unIey satisfactory AT
rsngements are made With them. ,,s,,v
myl.3t Assistant Treasurer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05
LET THE FACTS COME OUT.

Since the APPEAL has been drawn
into the business of throwing light upon
the management of the Orphans Home,
itproposes to make the works of ilIumi-
nation as clear as possible. In another
column will be seen the statements
made by three ladies formerly employed
at the Home. Their statements are
corroborated by the children, and in
many instances admitted by the persons
charged. To what they say they are
ready to make oath. The Commission
ers can no longer ignore the fact that the
gravity of the case demands more seri-
OuSattention than has yet been given it.
There should be some steps taken i'm
mediately to sift these charges to the
bottom and ascertain their tr.:t;I or f;?si-
ty beyond doubt. If true. the Mills
have no right to remain a day longer
in charge of the orphan boys and girls
for whose care the State is responsible.
If false, the persons vino have made the
charges can be reached legally, and
should be summarilIy dealt with. We
believe the truth lies with the poor per-
secuted children and the three witness
ses whose statements appear in to-day's
APPEAL. Mr.. Mills charges Mrs
Quinn with writing lying letters about
the Home, and Mrs. Mills informed an
APPEAL reporter that she had the let |
tiers. When challenged by Mrs. Quinn
to produce them at a specified time or
place, the proof was not forthcoming. |
The witnesses in the case offer to have |
their statements corroborated by respon-
sible parties within easy reach. The |
evidence is overwhelming that the
State has secured unworthy agents,
and the Orphans Home, in
stead of being a cheerful and pleasant |
retreat for the friendless and unfortun-
ate orphans, is a spot where the gentle
instincts of children are crushed out of J
them by the Whiz of the ruler and the
searching cut Of the raWhide. The flesh
of young girls is no place for welts and
blood blisters. The hard treatment to
which these children have been SUBJ
jected can only be attended with the
worst results. 1t will criminata and
dissolute those who might be brought
up toamount to something in the world.
The State cannot afford to have its
best intentions thwarted by inhumanity,
and if the managers of the Home can
not clear themselves of the charges of
brutal maltreatment Of the children
confded to their care, a change should !
be made at once The columns of the
APPEAL are open to all connected with
this matter, and Mr.. Mills's explanation
will be published whenever he desires
10 be further heard in the matter. The
has no desire to prosecute the
but proposes to unearth
the facts as far as it is able I
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05

A Republican United States Senator
recently said to newspaper correspon-
dent: 'Thera is a change taking place
throughout the South. They do not
want to come in body over to the Re
publican party. They want to preserve
the appearance of consistency; but you
may make up your mind that the word
Bourbon is very soon going to be an
offensive epthet in the South. Malone
has decided the word and stigmatized
it. While his conduct will provoke
good deal of temporary wrath, yet
Bourbon is going to be word which
a great many thousand men want to get
from under if they are to amount to
anything in Southern politics."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05
SHEnETFS skLE.


a
y of sale issued ont of and under the seal OF
the Honorable Second judicial District Court in
2ist day of March, A. D. 1891, and to me Sheriff
directed, wherein it is set forth that Judgment
WASH Mas Isl 81 IN favor Of Mary E. DAVIS
plaintiff, and against VIM. r. Musgrove, defend
ant, for the sum OF $50 principal, together with
the sum of $50 interest to January TO- 1881, and in
terest accrued in the sum Of SGT 6Gi0O since jan
uary 10, 1881, together with counsel fees in the
sum of $50, and costs Of suit taxed at So ;So-ioO
and Clerk accrung costs in the sum OF So 30, to-
gether with interest on the sum of $500 from the
date of this decree until paid, at the rate of one
and one half per cent per month until paid, and
all costs which may hereafter accrue by reason of
sale In said order of sale it is adjudged and de-
creed that all and singular, the nortgagcd prem
Uses hereinafter described, be sold at public sale
and at the expiration OF the time allowed by law
for redemption, and to give deed to the pur-
chaser and that the defendant and all persons
persons having GAINS subsequent 10 SUD NOR
gage, and all persons claiming under them, ana
all persons claimngto have acquired anyinterest
in said premises subsequent to the filing Of the
notice OF the tendency of this action with the Re
corder be forever barred and ioreelosed OF ana
from all equity of redemption and claim of in
and to said mortgaged premises, and any part
and parcel thereof from and after the delivery OF
the said Sherif's decd. Therefore by virtue of
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in U 5.
gold coin or its equivalent in legal tender notes
of the United States, in front ofthe Court House
door, in Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada,
on the
Thirteenth Day ofAPriI. A. ID. 1851,
At the hour of one O'Clock p. the following de-
scribed real property as set out and designated in
said decree and order of sale, to-wit: All those
certain pieces and parcels OF land and town lots
situate, lying and Being in Carson City. county
of Ormsby, State of Nevada, and more particu-
larry designated and described by the official
map of Carson city as lot one ID, and the east
twenty 600 feet of lot two (2) in block No: seven
teen (i7) in Sears, Thomson and sears division
of Carson City. 5. L. SWIFT, Sheriff.
7. CONN, attorney, for piaintln:
Carson City, March %, 1881.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05

The OttOvilie 1hejcMy combines a
great deal of sound sense as well as
sarcasm in the following ironical answer
it gives one Of its subscribers: awe
are. sorry you don't like the paper. We
publish it simply to please you. We
should ask you to come down to the
office and edit, only that if you did,
some Ubiquitous idiot might write to
tell you how much better he could do
it himself, and would annoy nervous
person likeyou."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05

This is the way the Elko Post looks
at it: ssThe Enterprise thinks that now
is the time to buy stocks, but our adj
vice to the boys is, stick to faro.'"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05

There is only one paper in the State
(he Iader) defending the management
of the Home. It's proprietor was pres
ent at the examination on Friday last
and heard all Of the testimony.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05
Contracts for Convict Labor.

en- ACCORDANCa MirA THE PK9yIS-
ions of law, author ling he contracting of convict
labor proposals will b. received for sixty days frem Apr
1881, for the hire convict labor within the walls of
the Nevada State Prison. period not to exceed five
years.
aid bids must specify The nuber Of convicts required
daily the compensation per diem, and the KIND or char
acter of work to he done
Bids should be addre ssed Board OF State Prison Com
missioners, Carson CITY Nevada By orier of the
Board. J. G, CHESLEY, Secretary.
Carson, March 81, 1881. aprl-3od
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05

kE Residence south side Spear Street. center C vi
block west of Carson street.
Calls promptly attended, night day.
Carson September 10 1878
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05

Ofsices On King street. at rear of WILLIS
Drugstore.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-18
LAFAYETTE,

Slnce last we wrote new year has
dawhed upon us, shown too of much
Of the severity that characterized the
holidays. The sun so ciarry OF his
beams, both before and since ppercd
out several times on that day, by way
ofa welcome to the happy new year.
The old year chroniced for US All
no doubt many di.appointments, no,
only individually but nationally, sni
after last years leap in the dark we
naturally look snxiously around tor
terra .jarma: and start OUT bra, ely
with several resolves and purposes.
But since we are taught that all
things happen Tor the best, II may be
that just such an end was needed 10
check our natiousl vanity we felt too
well assured OF success, but there |
we did not mean TO write politics
and we will not, these thoughts canie
unbidden and were but n con,inna
tion Of the last year and Mere naiu
rally suggestive OF new rssolyes for a
new era.
The holidays passed very pleasant
ly and despite the extremely cog
weather and the bad roads, the young
folks pronounced the festivities and
the week a decided success.
The Christmas tree at the Aca,le
my Was = source ol inuch enjoyment.
was gottenup with u great deal oftasi'
and boro abundsntly all inanner ui
lruit, which "if not tor the healing
oil the nation" was at least Indicative
"of Tho pence and good wilf' that re.
signed supreme. On tho evening {
Dcc.3l, Mrs. Charles Rives aud her
daughter Mss Nebraska, received
and entertained their friends IN their
usual charming and. hospi,able mas
ner. ALL In attendance came away
delighted.
Among the many beautiful and Al
traclive young ladies ~ho made sun
shine In our midst during the holl
day, were Misses Bette, Mary ann
Belle Cooper, of Bcnnettrtown. and
Miss Willie Baldwin who were gues-
of Miss Ella Northington Mis-
Mary Lou Fox from near Carrots
burg, and Miss Lizzie Gelladsy, OF
Roaring Springs.
Messra. Willie Fox from near Gar
retisburg, Willie Noyss aud Hugh
Crenshaw, OF Roaring Srring., were
also In town.
Allen Hall who has been Of at Col
|lego for the past scholastic year is
spending a few weeks at home, he re
turned with the assurance that his
time has been well spent In proof OF
which he wears q handsome medal OF
distinction won In defamation.
Oar young friend Rufe Edward,
In company with his father Or. N.
NJ. Edwards leaves ns this morning
(6th) for his new homo in Shrfer
Missouri. They leave many friend.
who wish thsm success md happi
ness In the future.
Miss Ella NorthinGfon Is the onl,
young lady Of orr town who received
! Ion New Year.
OLIVE BRANCH.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-18
TAE SOUTH KEN FuoKlaN,
AnvEarrsrNo AA1R.
MACEDONIA.

We heartily sympathize with Mr.
J. NJ. Parker, OF this vicinity, in the
loss Of bis little babe, who died the
Srd. inst.
We are not going TO say any thing
about the weather. or the beautiful
nov, but we dou't remember Of ever
seeing the roads so rough as they are
now.
Messrs, Galloway, Woodruff, and
LAWS, St. Charles, Hopkins county.
and MIR. NJ. R. Csppa, Of Macedonia,
have killed three deer this year.
MIR. Frank Carver is erecting Q
back NTH shop near hers; this is a
need That has long been felt.
After 5 months OF severe huffering,
little Gaiewood, son Of Mr.. Baxter
Halle, u lts vie siiy Of Fti.ndship
caldwell county. departed this life
last Sunday.
RousH Ann R.1DF.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-18

portico Of the house; to 4 pillar ol
which ne tied my horse. He entered
and returned, with d glaSs of wine,
which gave me life at once; and | t. Id
HIM OF the loss of thy rife, l was>ir
the midst of the The narration. when 8
beautiful face appeared, timidly, al
the door. and i hand outstretched te
the lad a sstiawich which he gave tc
ME. i ate, and told MY story as the
eader hasit, gaining another listenel
insthe person Of q charming girl oI
sixteen: 4e
ltwas now six o'clock Ihad two
houts in which to travel two miles,
bdt 1thought l hid Best set about it.
The mustang was as tired as myself.
He proceeded at a walk. However,
as we reached the confines Of the town,
he increased his speed, aud it was at a
lively trot that he 6nteted the stable
to which he belonged. / exhibited
little o. the same spirit when ] pre-
se.ted the coveted fefc to its owner,
sAd received the $40. is
was vet sufficiently recovered from
fatigue, at the close II The day, to be
among those who we're cohgratulating
the winner of the prize-niy employer.
He forced hpoh me another $40 bill.