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To Greenbackers.

There are few persons in the
county who still cling TO the remnant
of the Grcenback party. They fail
to see that the world has passed by
anu left The Grcenbackers where, they
were five years ago, with their ranks
reduced one half or more. a party
without principles founded on
reason, or organization, cannot long
last. Tie Grcenback party labored
under these disadvantages and con-
sequently il has beef gradually fall
ing to pieces for five ycars, Till there
is hardly enough of il LETT TO Keep the
people posted and instructed on the
financial condition of the country.
But we did not start ont TO write the
obituary Of ,he party, Ito urge onr
Greenback friends 10 turn from the
error oftheir way and help us elect
II Democrat 10 the Legislature. We
have nothing to say against DIR. Pool
the Grcenback nominee so far as we
know, 'hcis clever gentleman, too
clever one to be putup and sacri-
feed without even show of getting
over four hundred votes in the
county.
IL these few hundred voters would
cast their votes together for one Of
the other candidates they would hold
the balance of power and could elect
him. Then. why do they persist il
running a candidate of their owl
when they might unite with thu
Democrats and elect Mr.. Pcay? The
financial question is not an issue ant
! probably never will te, then why no
PUT your votes where they will dt
Esomc good? II is time the Repubh
can party was being displaced. ]
Democrats and Greenbackers wouIt
but act as unit in the county, sue
cess would follow. WHY not pursu
sensible course?
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There seems TO be but little doubt
now that President Garfield WIN re-
cover, but the narrow escape the
country made from having ARTHUR
PresiJeut oughtto be lesscn9o both
Of the political parties in the future.
Hitherto the custom has been 10 NOM
ipate any body for the second place,
without once looking upon the can,li.
date Tor second plnre as. a possible
President of the United States.
There have been twenty Presidents
aud three of these were elected ms
Vice Presidents aud became Presi.
dents in order 10 fill Vacancies. lie.
tory therefore shows that about one
Vice President in seven becomes
President. In the cainimign last yeaI
both parties had incompetent men OIL
their tickets. Arthur is a corrupt
ward politician, believed by many o.
his own party TO bc;a thief aud {
briber. With such s rlan US Presi
dent the country would indeed be il
a pretty fix. lLete every patriot pra.
that Garfield may live ill tile end o
his term and that such q national dis
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form size anil make n complete separation OF
cnch hunhle. ~ matter how tangled The grain
-inay be-, rwinc cOst ~ cchts l'rr acre. W
short. VIZ will suy. II any farmer wants 4 Eeo.l
suhstantai machine they can do no bvtler
than bus a Drcring.
T,N W. n. wADLtNGroN.
CALkoONIA. Nv. iniy -. iSsO
x riit nbpnt pDs hundred acnrs gtsiu; hbpier
worked to pcrsrr ton. sci I'm missing i,ua-
lie. rgari the Derrinx asa "s'iccc-s. MT.
wiihsian,linE WAS TOLL by wire bin.ler nirn
inst " was IN experiment. lac u - wei.
that u ual 10 buy anothcr ! pOnhl certainly
buy drcring, aud take pleasure In reenir.
mcnliug Il ~ my neighbours who wanf go",l
marhinv. Thsrc Is np tr,nhic abont twine
roiting. ran steam tirc-hvi aud AN -aft--
hc.i a l,ami eau cut tw'ne ban'ls twire as iast
as wiru. ~ II, ASDEnsDN
lforKiSsyiI.i.r. Ky .Jihy .iSSl 4
have Just nnirbrl harvest of one hundred
and twrnty acr.s. Aiy Irvine. Hinder eat anti
slye,i 10y whrat IN nice shape. Nv littlc son.
Wheeler, Win Is only hiLScn years Old, man
aEv.l tie machine. hat M tr'rii,lc whatever.
NlnrhIw wvrke,l equally we'll IN ss,rt ur lous.
standing or tangled grain sever saw y ein-
gle bundle In my whole crop co.nc untic'l or
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ConkhEg.

We do.not believe that Conkling
or aity one else conspired with
Guitesu toNkjll the President. A
mar who would 90 to the extremes
that Conkling has would do almost
anything TO carry his point, but there
ia no evidence 10 show that any per-
son was directly concerned in the
crime, except Guitcau. Conklihg Is
certainly morally responsible, as his
course OF action had worked up The
unsteady brain of the assassin 10 such
n pitch that he believed tho death of
Garfield alone could save the party.
Legally, Mr.. Conkling is innocent
but it is to him more than any other
man that the 'prcsent deplorable state
Of affairs is due. He has fought the
administration for months, and TO day
nothing can save him from humilia-
ton but Tie death of Garfield, Is il
then surprising that one of his fol,
lowers and trusted henchmen should
strike ablow to save ms nasier1
One thing is certain, Mr.. Conkling
has not been at all hysteiical in his
grief over The threatened dissolution
of the President. On the other hand,
he has taken occasionio say thai Gar.
fields death would not materially
effect tho goyernments that Arthur
was brave, able and patriotic man,
abundantly fit to Nh the Office of Pros
ident. The truth OF tits that Conk.
ling has desired above all things that
UarfielFs wound might provo fatal.
The thread upon whichthe Presidents
life has hung for the last ten days. Is
all that is between Conkliug and UNI
limited power. II it should break, he
would be virtually President. 1.-THE
President lives Conkling's overthrow
and complete downfall is inevitable,
While Conkling did not sl.ike down
the President he is none too good 10
rejoi,e that tho blow was struck, nor
TO hope that il may be fatal,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

Ii you intend TO 60 calling in the
evening during this hot weather il
would he well TO keep yourself hcav-
lily blaukelcd all day SO that When
you put OH your coat you can wear il
with some degree of comfort. :, A
friend Of ours says lie has tried il
aud felt real chilly, although the mcr.
cyry in the "thingumbob" was close
around the blood heat point.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

Mr.. Robt. c. Walker, editor ofthe
Crittenden Press was married to
Miss Matte Brown on Thursday The
7th inst, in Boone county. Mr.
Walker attended the Press meeting
here III May. We can only assure
him that our congratulations are as
warm as tho weather was on tllc day
he was married--90 degrees in the
shade. .nl -iI.L 3i..l q. Va.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Two boys drowned at Desaloines,
Iowa. 81
Geo. Pcele was drowned a, 9shkosls,
Wis.
Cincinnati hal a 100000 fire last
week.
Adc'phe Smith suicidcd at New
Orleans by hanging. 5{I
Lightning killed boy named
Kiaust at Milwaukee.
A negro was sunstiu ck ut Madison,
LIZ the first on record. 81 asst
Wm. II. Stewart, suici,lcd at Mem.
phis, by taking Morphine.
Henry Schroeder was drowned while
bathing at Evansville.
Four people were killed by n flasl,
of lightning at Decatur, Ala.
There were eight cases of sunstmkc
in Cincinnati Friday. four OF them la-
tai.
Miller AMI Lapham the nomioccsot'
the Albany Caucus are both Congtess.
men.
/ i;liehl's life is insured for $25 900
10 the Equitable Company oil New
York. u,;i
a son Of Gen, Rosscan, died in II
massachusetts, poor house last week, u
TRAMP.
Emory Spcer the Georgia congress-
sman ilehlcs that he has mahpned the
Democratic party.
T, NJ. Williams Killed Ira Reals at
Grapeland. Texas, because they bull,
lUyeu the same girl
| A.'J, McIssc, Justice Of the peace.
was killc't@ty negro prisoner III
pilckney's Landing Ark.
a meieoric stone fell ncar Tusca
lposa, Ala, with Q loud report aud
buried itself in the ground.
Nice President Wilson's personal
effects were sold at auction last week.
A picture OF Grant brought IL cents.
Emory Speer, the Georgia Con,
gresham, denies that he has gone
over to the Republicans, but says he
will vote with the Democrats.
Jas. Mcbride veteran in the Sol
dier's Home at Dayton.U., was dis
charged because he vcntared tocxpress
| jry over the shooting Of the President.
! A negro chmch at cedar Grove
Bib county, Ala was burned recent.
Ily by white incen'liaries. Tie next
night negro incendiarlcs burned the
white church.
A Subscription funl amounting 20
aver $500, 900 has been male mp aud
resented 10 Mrs. Garfield. by the
New York Chamber OF Commerce
aud some raities in London.
Jno Traynor and Olsen A. Swedc
two adventures sailed fun Bath, Me-,
July 3. in devy innrtr,n icet long.
twenty one inches deep, and live Icci
wide, the smallest craft in which as.
sage across the Atlantic has ever been
atiempted. They were provi>ioned
for GU days.,
Sheriff yickler Of fernando county,
| Fla, left his three children with a
uegr,t named King, to Miicni he had
been very kind. Tho ungrateful
wretch murdered the children and rob.
bed the house and attempted TO way
1 lay and murder their father but was
detected !, ing III wait. lie was ar
Frosted, and lynchvd after conlessing
his crime.
Il The question Of who discovered ia,
prs, mt comet iss become most mo.
mentions one. Over 500 persons have
/ laid claim To the honor and The War
ncr prize Of $500, and all OF them arc
within comparatively the same time
1t is desirable that no injustice b
!, done in this matter, and TO this en-,
! all parties who saw the comet durin.
the week ending .Iune 25th, or previ
ously, will please forward tier claim
without delay tn Prof. Swift. Directo
Of the Warner Observatory. Rocl ester
r N. Y. Ii is certain the discovery wa
made by a private individual, but VIII
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A Voice From cerulean.

= To say that Sunday was delight
full day at Ccrulean Springs is to ex-
press ieebly tho experience OF all who
were present. The water was never
IN better condition, and was served
10 tile guests at a moments warning,
fresh and cool as in boils frea the
spring. Tho place is in much better
condition than at any forTe.: period.
The spacious hotel, with well vcnii-
lated and comfortable apartments,
together with all the surroundings
admirably arranged, justly gives
Cerulean position in the front rank
OF Keniucky's distinguished watering
placer. The eating apartment pre-
sided oyer. byfMrs Harper, contains
every luxury that the human appc-
lite can well desire. The table was
perfectly loaded down with south
down mutton and fat chickens, sens
oned and served up IN the mostcle.
giant manner. while every vegetable.
and dainty of the season was IN
abundance. The attendance up 20
this time is not large, but sufficiently
so to pass the time agreeably. Al
the fret tap OF the bell, tho Hopkins
vile boys, true to their instinct were
seen nearing the diiiingroom, and'thc
second notice had scarcely been
sounded before they had secured their
seats at the table, proving themselves
as usual, first in peace, first IN wal
and first at the dining table. This
conduct was, however, strongly rep
rcmanded by two of llopkinsville's
warelousemen whose modesty ant
courtly bearing towards the ladies il
proverbial aud tho boys wero ex
cased provided they would not re
peat II, They were hungry boys ant
certainly enjoyed tho day hugely
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Harper deserve tn
patronage, 10 less of the invalit
seeking health, than the carc-wor
oyer. worked business man seekin,
reomaiion and repast. 'l'a8 H.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

ALLESsviLLr. Ky. 4 August ". lSs0.
cut over one hundrcl anil forty Aercs In
niue days. After was iistrurtc'l liJw 10 riin
the machine hal no trouble. IL runs light. no
weight On Horses neck ain So we'll Iirasei
With tho Marsh that l have this day paii for
it. SIDNEY SM ALI.
l.oSGvirw, Christian To-, ~, Iuti 81, ~.
The Dcvring rwinc- Hinder an.l " arsh 'iiar-
yestcr 5Dusht " Mrs~rsL Mctraife 8 sous ,lid
me ynal work, l sal all kin,ls uf grain, -ou,c
yery heavy anil tanglel. ! cut my erUp Of
about sixty-av. a,lrrs without any l'rrak OF
luss Of tap, Find tho machine easy ,lraft for
three mulcs AMI very ca.lIy inarfascd. an'l "a
easily ailaptei " uneyenncss Of gn,nn ant
grain. startc,l the machine Hnll run tlircc
days withouthel or any agents coming u ST
II, aud cut my erop without the all Of m o.
pert. J take pleasure IN recommending tho
machine 10 auy ont wanting gnsl reaper.
q, ". WALDEN.
CADz. n.y.. Jul, ", tSSo.
wc are frank to say that the Decrins rwinc
Binders anh Marsh HHrvestrfs gave Us riitirc
satisfaction, Atnrst We ha'l little tr,uhlr.
hut after we hal the machinc adjusted l. It'll
not give a partclclc of troble. tut two hun.
,lre,l AMI forty acres: makes each ousllv uni
Feb. |, iin-tns, Y4 fia -+t4H fnH
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CROFT0N.

Farmers have commenced laying
by corn. s n
Dlackbcrrics are getting ripe and
the crop is prolific.
4. d. Walker, young but able
teacher of Crittendcn county, Inns
been conducting a llourishlng spelling
school at Palestine, and will teach
the free school there,
Geo. Martir and Billy Gilkey are
doing lively business witch theil
ihresher,
M#sf Sarah Pyleiss very lew will
calreref tho breast
!, The fESTncAaASsis a.welcome vis-
itor here.
MERIDA.
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The Yedmdn, in behalfof the pco-
pie OF Frankfort, invites the X. 7 A.
TO hold q. meeting there during the
session of the legislaiurc,-in January,
for business aud pleasure combined.
Tho itlea is good one, although II is
a long time 10 wait. We want 10 sec
the fur fly when the Governor and
Urey Woodson meet.
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At WaTensburg, Mo "a 5lemonade
vender made his beverage withfacid
which proved TO BIO SO strong and
poisonous that over Que hundred
picnickers were poisoned. Eight Ind
died at last accounts and several
Others were not expected to live
This will be held up as fearful
warning to those disciples of temper
ance who take nothing stronger thar
lemonade"
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break. am delighted with the entire work.
iEE Jt The machine; u suits NV and am well
satisfied .. A.IAlLE.
GAHEKrrsnrRG. Nv. august l. iNso.
bought Dvering Cunl- nih.irr ~ Agssrr.,
Mritalfc n St'ns. and can say that u ~ all THAI
| could ash for In tho way ~ q hindrr. linn.
dies an u uniform sine and 4 positive scpara-
tlhn " ,hAsly, no matter how tanslcl The Efain
u. cat siNty -f,c acrts Of wheat. ayrrar-,
wsniy acres per lny. bnftof mnehisc yrfy
light am sutirh,d u II NO plpfr liaft than
arnnpr,, ia phort will ray II suits me, an,i
u ! could not gel anothcf one ~ DtrrinE'st
woull not take 81 90 fur u had No hica q
winll sasc the grain 80 clean. fhosc Want
ing po'ni. reliable, and substantial ma
chine. can ds NJ better thnn ~ buy ,lecrinf.
Tlius. .. rkknEi.i.-
tuRtsftASt0. Ky.
i,vering Twlnr Rinler Rayr me rniirc sai-
i-fartion. iiunsllrs ate MI uhe iai, Hni rsssy
one positively separated. Twlur rust twenty
cents Ger acre. Any onr wanting . gtn-l anil
reliable hinder viii 40 will 10 sct the prrrlnE.
" had TO In, again wvnid h,iy nuthihg hat
the prcriuT sandr ar. ra,iiy cut, nfid give
threshtis OF mo- ont any it.nble. i.
Nf.sf1 hF.ltEH
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The County Canvass,

.
The candidates for the Legislature,
Messrs. Brcaihiit and peay. opened
Tie canvass al the Court House on
Monday OF last week and have been
vigorously prosecuting il since.
Mr.. Drcalhiit leu of, in this city,
with speech of Two hours in which
he touched upon everything from the
revolutionary war TO the second com
ing OF Christ. Seriously speaking
his speech showed much thought and
care in its preparation and ina Prcsi
Dental campaign would nave been
just The thing. lie discussed, from {
Republican standpoint, the tariff
question and other subjects that have
nothing whatever to do with aract
for the Legislature. About the only
point of Importance made was The
position he took upon the school
question. lie announced himself IN
favor of an, equal division of the
school fund between white and col
ored cliildreu, though he did no,
wish them to be educated toyeihtr
Mi Brcathitt may secure negro votes
on this issue, hut we doubt if ono.
fourth of tho white Republicans in
The county would sustain him in hi;
position, iflils election woYldsetfccI
the question one way or the other
1t is not possible, Of: probable THAI
ihis question viii be bnforc tho.nexv
Legislature. and il is therefore OF nc
consequence as an issue in the present
race. The races viii never DO quilted
in any respect IN Kentucky.~ fhey
must remain separate and distinct in
all their social, religious all,, educa-
tional relations. Mr.. Drcathitt con
sumcd two thirds of tho time and ye'
his speech might have been made in
thirty minutes.
lilo was followed by Mr.. Peay in !
speech of fifty minutes. alle begal
by ailudiny IN a touching manner I,
the stalwnrt tragedy at Washington
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A proclamation calling an extra
session Of Congress hos been pre-
pared and signed blythe President, 70
be issued in tho event ofhis wounds
taking an unfavorable turn. Tho OBJ
ject would DO TO elect President
pro tom Of The Senate and Speaker
Of the House, SO as to be prepared
Tor contingencies.
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Was The Presidents lie spared in
answer TO the prayers Of Clristian
people? Christians continued TO pray
ior his recovery even after his ply
siciaas had ceased 20 hope, and il
there is any efficacy in prayer. God
heard their petitions. dill Js,
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STATE NEWS.

The school fund of tie State is
1850, 300, Co.,
This Owensboro Journal has been
doubled in size.
D. G. Augustus murdered Matt
Figg in Louisville.
Prico McGath, the noted horsel
man, died last week. ST.
Bowen Cover, ,ook laujanun and
died at Shelby City.
A Simpson county convention en-.
lorscd GOV, Blackburn.
w. H.. Vaughn, q horsc-thief, has
been arrested IN Paducah. ~ M
1t takes about SOL 800 per montl,
oiun the State Government.
"A negro boy named Dab Williams,
was killed by the cars ut Princeton.
Jno. Wu.sthorn fell down an eleva.
tor way in Louisville and broke hi,
neck.
Fred Lutzman, aFrench "soldier,
of Waterloo" died in louisville last
week. y
Mad dogs are agein attracting at,
ienticn in Hopkins county, says The
Times. 81
A steam thrcshcr exploded in Jessa.
mine county aud several persons wer,
badly hurt.
A young man named BroaIlwen
shot and killed a negro at Cyn,hianaJ
in ell-deieEse. 49,. ~.
The L, & N, railroad company has
purchased the Cincinnati Shott-linc
Tor $2,OO0,00u.
Rachel Parker, a negro woman,
was burned TO death in Louisville
Cause, kerosene.
The Appellate convention to nom
inato y judge comes oh at ElizaSe,h'
town Thursday.
Robt. Maxwell, a twelve year oil
boy diel Of locklaw i'll Louisville. a
dogs bite caused it. sf 81.
1hos. Fleming was drowned il
Lyon county, while bathing in tn,
Cumberlandriver. s
In Fleming county Ben iligein'
shot his vile and then shot himself
The woman will recover.
Capt. Shields, Of the Clinton Dem
Graf, has named new addition to biz
family Henry WaIterson.
Miss Annie Weber died in Lonis
vile from injuries received in til,
Bremaker-Moore Paper Mill. RI
Albert Patterson, COL. was sho
and killed while engaged in a IRE,
fight at Hilman's Iron works.
Mike Beroset, a German salool
keeper. suici,led at Henderson, b,
shooting, on account Of business re-
verses. "r NaH
The Louisville Democrat seyercl,
rebuked one or two papers in Ken
lucky for ridiculing Barnes, thu
evangelist.
Gov. Jno. w. Stephenson has re-
tired from active practice AS a lawyer
at the Covington bar, after fifty year'
Of practice.
Mr.. w. o., Watts, the inventor 0
the Watts telephone, died in Louis
vile last week Of heart disease. II
was 10 years old.
In fight between Henry Morris
COL, and Robt Graham, willie, a
Elizabcthtown, Morris was killed AN
Graham badly cut.
| A terrible smash up occurred on Ii
Ky, Central railroad last weel
caused by the collision Of two train
+ and seven persons were KILLED All
many others injured. t
Out Of the number Of new appoint
ments to West Point, Thos, |
t Woods, son Of DR.. Jno, D.. Woods
the Glasgow Times, was the onl
Kentucky boy who passed.
Gov. Blackburn has pardoncd a
fred Gamble, of Brealhiit count
iwho was sent 10 the penitentiary 4
life for the murder of Judge Burnet
lie had served a little over ono yea
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Tho Danville Tribune mentions
only one paper besides iiselftllat was
represented atthe "Itepublican Pross
Convention at DanyiAo last week.
The meeting was large and eutiius-
iastic--lbo Tribune was large and
tho other member enthusiastic.
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The farce al Albany still continues.
The prospects ave that the Legislature
will have to adjourn withou; clccling
Senators, IN which event the next
Senate will be in the hands Of the
Democrats, Malone to the contrary,
notwithstanding rs. ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

The assault upon the President has
proven at least one thing to him
that he possesses not only tho conf
denccs but tho admirationand love of
the Southern people, who regard him
rs the President of the people and
not of a Darty, rt.l ~ eg saya s.i1 n.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

Mr.. Brcathilt said in his speech
Monday that no was n years old and
that he ''matured young.H Frou,
present indications, he can also add
after August LIST, SO far as his Legis-
laiive aspirations are concerned, that
he "died yonns." 3.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

Should Garfield recover, Guitean
will be tried for assault with intent
TO kiIl"and his punishment will be
mot less than two nor more lIan
eight years Imprisonment" lie
ought to be hung as high as liaman.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

Astronomers says the comet has
divided and isnow two separate and
distinct comets when viewed through
n telescope. The tails arc hardly TO
be seen now with the naked eye, ow-
ing 10 the bright light of ihcmoon. ,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

The following beautiful poem on
the weather was gotten up by oul
special poet, for the South Kcntuck'
ian, regardless Of expenses
The coal man rubbed his hands in glcc,
When winter howlcd abunt the door,
But now the &C al man, where IS hcl
Tho Ice. man as tho floor. III a.ff as
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

A man named Watts died sudden
ly in Louisville the other day while
reading one of Talmage's sermons.
The question now is should Talmage
be indicted for murder or. did Watts
commit suicide? Bar
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

Guitieau is not a foreigner as the
Republicans are trying 10 make out.
lie was born atsFreepori, llls,anl
made bloody.shirt speeches forthe
Republican party IN the last eau
,mivu
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

The doctors will not oyen let tho
President hug and kiss his W ilc yet,
they are afraid it will excite him,
Tho couple are said to be as much in
love MS they were during their honey
moon. Ntg
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The most cordial relations are said
to exist between Secretary Blaine
and Vice President Arthur since the
shooting Of the President. May not
there lie motive in Blaine's frequent
visits 10 The man who may yet be o
Cabinet makep2 N
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Plat neglected TO ''pull down the
blinds" and spies were enabled to
make a discovery that caused the
speedy withdrawal Of his name from
the Senatorial race.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-12

When the fresh young man is urged
by the parental boot 10 descend with
accelerated rapidity tile steps Of his
adorcd ones residence, his chances
may be considered "below Pa"