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SOME NEWSPAPER LAWS.

l. Postmaster Is o give written notice BY let
ter or card-leturning paper DOES not answer the
law-when a subscriber does not take his paper
from the Office and state his for its not be-
ing taken and neglect TO do so makes the Post
master responsible 10 the publisher for the pay
ment.
p Any person who takes paper from the post
ofice-whether directed to his name another
or whether he has subscribed or not--is responsi-
bic for the pay.
8. &c person orders his paper discontinued he
must pay ail arreara scs or the publisher may con-
ttGue to send il until payment Is made. and collect
the whole amount, WHETHER IT IS TAKEN FROM
THE OFFICE OR NOT. There can be no legal dis
continuance until the payment is made.
4. the Courts have decided tina. refusing TO
take newspapers and periodicals from The post
office or removing and leaving them unealled for,
Is prima faeia evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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BAYARD, of Delaware, was elected
President pro tenn of the United States
Senate, and by virtue of his position
as such is Vice President of the United
States. He is a Democrat, and his
election indicates a purpose on the
part of the Democratic Senator'S to
make the most of the opportunities
given them by the resignation of
COnkling and Platt.
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FRANK r. FALk, of Milwaukee, has
been placed upon the Democratic
ticket as the candidate of that party
for State Treasurer, in place of Jacobs,
who declined on account of i'll health.
Mr.. Falk is assistant cashier in a Mil
waukee bank.
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The attempt, by a few who are OPP
posed to the proposed biennial session
amendment to the Constitution, to
show that the State government will
collapse in case of the adoption of the
proposition now before the people, is
still being continued, but we trust
that their thin pretexts will have no
weight with those who desire the rati-
fication of the amendment proposed.
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WASHINGTON dispatches tell of great
frauds in the United States Treasury
Department that President Arthur's
administration will unearth, a yentila-
ton of which it is expected will
smirch some of the big guns. If the
frauds are there, by all means let
them be shown up.
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The La Crosse News gives notice that
hereafter no items of news will be
suppressed out of consideration for
the feelings of those who may not
wish to see themselves or their friends
in print. 1t proposes to give the news
without fear or favor.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
FALL OF 1881.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MEETINGS
FOR THE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS OF
PIERCE COUNTY WILL. BE HELD AS FOL-
Lows:
AT PRESCOTT:
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
October 10, ii and II.
AT RIVER FALLS:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
October 13, IA and Is.
AT ELLSWORTH:
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
October II, Is and 10.
AT EsDAILE.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
October 20, q and p.
AT MAIDEN ROCK:
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
October "a, Is and 20.
AT ROCK ELM CENTER:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
October 81, % and 20.
Examinations will begin each morning,
promptly, at 8 O'Clock. Candidates come
preuared with legal cap paper, pen, and ink.
Private examinations will not be granted
except in st-Ict accordance with law.
The examinations win close at noon OF the
third day at each place.
23-5t A. RosBSBERGKR, Superintendent
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IT is asserted that the President s
assassin is Mormon and that he shot
Garfield under instructions from the
Mormon church because Garfield had
taken so decided stand against Nor
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s Al 8.
OF Forfeited Mortgaged Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS 0P THE PUBLIC LANDS,

COMMISSIONERS OF THE PUBLIC LANDS,
MADISON, Wis October Sd, 1851
The following described lands III Pierce
county, having been forfeited by reason OF
the nom payment of interest upon loans
granted thereon, notice is hereby given that
the same will be offered at public auction
and sold to the highest bidder, at the Capitol
in Madison, on the fifteenth Q5thl day OF
December, A. ID. 1881, unless sooner redeemed
according to law Said sale win be com
menced at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and continued
from day to day until all OF said lands shall
have been so offered.
The minimum priceat which such lands
will be offered will be the amount named OPP
posite each tract, under the heading, ''Total
amount due State" which includes the
amount OF loan; the interest TO the first day
OF January, A. d. 1882, and three per cent.
damages; the taxes which have been re-
turned against said lands, and the cost of
advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject to all taxes
which may at the time of the sale be due
thereon. Other conditions OF sale will be an
nounced by Commissioners at the opening Of
the sale.
HANS B. WARNER, Secretary of State
RICHARD GUEYTHER, State Treasurer.
ALEx. Wilson, Attorney General.
Commissioners of The Public Lands.
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The proprietor of the La Crosse
Chronicle will publish a Milwaukee
daily edition of his paper till the close
of the campaign in the interest of the
Democratic ticket.
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THE Stalwarts of Pennsylvania are
fearing the same result to themselves
that has befallen their New York
brethren.
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STATE ASSESSMENT.

The total assessed value of all tax
able property in Wisconsin as fixed by
the State Board of Assessment for the
year 1881 is $447 1904, 968-an increase
of 81. d., 248 over that of last year.
The value of personal property is fixed
at 500, 482, 022, city and village lots at
$07, 397,7 76 and lands at 1858, 925, 170.
The State Board fixes the valuation of
Pierce and St. Croix counties as follows:
Personal. Lots. Lands. Total.
Pierce s73717 $500 800 g. $50, 7o3 81, o31 $40.
St.Croix 1915 S15,529. $780, $40. 5,4s0935.
The value of Pierce and st. Croix
as fixed by local assessors is given as
follows
Personal. Lots. Lands. Total.
Pierce O06 $40. Si62442, S47. 692. 3l6 674.
St.Crox l073,63S. Sl3,399.. 3530003.. 5,443 ,059.
The statistics of real estate sales
used by the State Board in the prose-
cution of its work would be much more
valuable if the returns were made for
the calendar year ending on the 31st
day of December, and should contain
the assessed value of property for the
year for which the report is made, in
stead of as now for the year ending
September lst with the assessed value
of the previous year. A change
in accordance with this suggestion
would give the State Board of Assess
ment statistics of assessed value but
one year old, instead of two, upon
which to base it's work.
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QUERIES.

80. What is the cause of sun-dogs
SO. Are the Governors of the q. 5.
territories elected or appointed. and
by whom? j. NJ. L.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPJBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET
FOR GoUeynoY
JEREMIAH NJ. RUsR,
Of Vernon.
FOR Lieutenant GoUeynoK
SAM s. FIFIELD,
Of Ashland
FOR Secretary of State.
ERNST C. TIAIAIE,
Of Kenosha.
For State Treasurer.
EDWARD C. McFETRIDGE,
Of Dodge.
For Attorney General
LEANDER F. FRISBY,
of Washington.
FOR State Superintendent.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
of winnebago.
For Railroad Commissioner.
NILS P. HAUGEN,
Of Pierce.
For Insurance Commissioner.
PHILIP L. SPoONER, JR.,
of Dane.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET
For State Senatoy---sOth District.
ROCKWELL ]. FLINT,
of Dunn.
For Member of Assembly.
FRANK l.. gibson,
of River Falls.
COUNTY TICKET
For County Superintendent of Schools.
AMOS ROSENBERGER,
of Maiden Rock.
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IT Is reported that Gen. Hancock
has been put in training for the presi-
dency in 1884.
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Correspondence, discussions, etc. are desired
from the TEACHERS and the FRIENDS Of EDUcA-
TIoN in this county. Address all communications
to the Editor. at Maiden Rock. Wis.
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"Until pupil can write a word, an an
swer, or lesson, with accuracy and rapidity
he has not learned them, and cannot recite
them creditably to himself or his teacher"
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Your chief business is to make pu-
pills think, not to think for them; to
make them talk, not to talk for them;
to draw out their poicers, not to dis
play your own.-Jno. Swet.
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Educational.

A. RoSENBERGER,- 1885 Editor.
[couSTY SUPERINTENDENT
, 1881-09-04

Inree- minute class: nurse $500:
). Dunbar enters b. s. Milo,
r. M.neman enters b. :. IIorscmont Hov.
d =. r Kansom enters b. III. May Bird.
: : ;'ocn = hellcy enters b. ). Highland Stranger.
;. = =. y. bro*n cutters b. $. Cassius.
=. 6eorge F. Perrin enters b. r. Grand Misery.
~ Mati Colvin enters br. S. Mau1briuo Stureis.
=; ~. ". Il: Mallory enters b: 2. Byron II.
. IEo-f0rty Class; purse 500:
l. + Wineman enters b. =. Horse,nont Rov.
Spnn he1ley enters b. T. Hjghlano Stranger.
= nau G0lvln enters hr. 8. Mambrino Siurgi;.
( E l. fnch enters ch. III. Mi1lcr's Damscle
SEs;9S1Tse E;S1Ese Perrin enters b. r. Grand Misery,
= " WHam y M;aaster lister enters b. II. Alhambra Maid.
Two- e thirty class; purse. $;to: 81 e'Nese'
:. ii. 5. nMnn4ar MrK'areen1 enters b: N: LIZZIE B.
). l. L. WiiIin,ns enters gr =. George K
{. T. 6ooss,es nsle enters b; x. QuicEstep.
t. annIuTnty enters b. s. Kpmen.
II WaaSleS II Swartz enters b. =. Dan,o,c
Two.txoMs;.iiss u; M.ison enters n. X. Moa1tor' I.
]. u. i. GSIarthccl Care class: ass purse, 800:
s-'s '"'S eate1s blk. G. Fred Doug
, 1881-09-04

-. Janes' Gazette
.,,l nast EecA Judgment T'.s given III Naples in
altchtion from the position OF ore OF tho de-
PENDANTS. Young Loyntti I'D to y few ,oers
ago was one OF the large class nf ,.,ie
:;,. Soutni to DC found in NN 1tnlian towns.
u was his ill-luck to meet with Fl tci
gan lady who is described as uci ;her ..,,ntr
nor beautiful but VINO had, uccordi1,r 10 1,fr
n~ ocr H., hncs3oft, & fortune of nvotO francs left
~ hEfn!'ire' me CODY or whose will she huJ deDns1
ca W!th u Notary ut Naples. This the rofSrv nr
5uaI!t had but it seems he mad cynressnd
et"rp G1up1i @ o. u; Eenuineucss- How much Of The
married Mile. Fsntleu!e, takinr f.yre bn~n,., e
As eae prosecutors counsel pointed our. nnir RI
~ t9ro.!En the religious ceremony, which ;s not
tcsaly olnu'ns: and the happy pnlr pr,7cecded
to have taken tho story OF the viii IN trn" a,,1
~ nave given unlimited credit THOUGH NJ rha
sAlue @ tltne charging such prices for ..onds as
With cgnsf5tcnt 3 fr; WIZ such fortune; thus fn
l,5oo frnucs From Rome tile p,,jr ,9c!t -, Evna.
Mnese thcy chose tho richest jew:Je the cns1I;cst
Glesscs, ana thence they proceeded III i,onGnp ~
nntv T." su e!!ons; N London, accard,nE to the
sae lradu at the time he was in treaty fnr rho
pultnasc ot the Villa Mir7atlori Ut Ho,no ;sha
pG.opertyo OF tho late Kings wifrh and niso ftrn
tarte foa nea by his family and then they
sell tho jcwcry, etc. by this time s1,sn;,n XIX
soi lsnMiKeAeo 10 homc and NapIcs, and some If Tho
tt,e Itteu1toas started at once Tor Brussels. where
n1onrS socieeu ,.at. IN recovering part Of their
aud &c and iat bi gaye .;fe himself up to the police
,,pp aptes, Nuerc' alter some months iu1urist,u-
WELL WELL tney were released on bail, Thrre1l1n,n
ipr that ost s9' a'sappeared leaving letter say
" INTO trouble," and Lovatti has heen sen,o,1.a1
70 SIX years imprisonment
, 1881-09-04
LITTLE BROWN JUG-CuANIPIOS
OF TIE WORLD.


This famous gcldins is now the acknowt-
edged pacing champion OF the world. At
Hartford, Aug ~, ilt won the free-for-all
pacing race i'll the unparalleled time Of
3:l1ss4. 2:115a, a:131ii, the fastest ti,nc crcr
''tatfc By It !>iccr, tho fttstcst three conscc,.-
firc hcats cccr made by either trottcr or
PAGER. and the fastest time crcr n1ulc IN &,
race tptut ot!tc, horses by any trptting or
1'uci'ly h1rse IN the Morld. This perform
ance is indeed L marvellous one, and stamps
Little Brown jug, although but !. 5ycar-old,
as beyond question the greatest horse now
living, by virtue Of the record. Enthusiastic
admirers had already pronounced him such,
by virtue Of his almost perfect conformation.
and what was known Of his private trials;
out now lie has Nude good his claim to the
championship III manner that none can
Ealn*ay.
The news; Of his grand performance was
flasl.eti to the office Of the Chicago Driyln.
lark BY wire, at the conclusion Of each heat,
and when the grand racc was ended, tla
PRESIDENT telegraDlled to the fortunate owner
tue CONGRATULATIONS Ut the association. Mr.
Benlls is at last avenged On the Buffalo If
fair, and he can afford to forget it. At Bos-
ton his horse is billed for All attempt to bent
the record of Maud .-3:lO15-;llld If ali
conditions are favorable he will do it-Lirc-
stock JoHrI4dI-
, 1881-09-04

2. William Emmett enters m. m. Myrtle
j. I. ). Dunbar enters b. 4. Boston DAVIS.
T. u. 6. Brown enters ". g. Transit.
IWo-thirty stations: purse $f00:
!. 1, ). Dunbar enters b. i. Milo
4. Doughty enters b. s. Romeo.
q. j. H. Cartwright cutters b. 8. kensett-
IWo-tWcnty-tive PAGERS: purse. *!1p:
]. George Ncbbcr cnlcrs 1r. Z. Ned Forrcs1cr
=. T. J. Frederick enters b. 6. Croppy Boy.
). Frcu MArgrat enters b. T. Ocultsf.
4. William Etunlttt enters b. +. Chicago Chief
s. G. II. Morse enters eh. e. High Jack.
Purse $sO0 fur green horses:
]. L. SinsabauXh enters ru. g. Governor
= Z. l.. Fitch enters b. f. Sam Spalding.
j. Daniel White enters br- S. Clay Abdallah-
4. W. J. Wallace enters br. z. Bobtie Logan.
5. T. LAwry enters ch IT, Hattie L..
T. \. Doughty enters b. IN. Maggie T..
T. i, Nlucman enters b. IN. Mattlc Price.
:. H. Y. Belnls cutters ri. =. BOncsctter Jr.
Four-ycar-pld trorttnE stake:
]. y L. Shulcr enters b. E. Danger.
- i. +. Ransom enters b. III. Mcy-B Bird
j. 4. Doughty enters E. IN. Lady Norris.
Three-ycAr-Uidt trnttfng stake:
l.. Y. l.. Shulcr enters b. 1. adelaide.
Special purse $500, Little Brown jug, record
2:l15i
RCSS1SG STAKES
Two-ycar-old stake:
]. EI Harrison cutters b. c. Lord Lyon.
=. l.. ". benson enters b. +. Lou,
J. Clifton Bell cutters b. c. Clifton Boil.
!. J. ". Mcclellan enters b.. {. Clan alpine.
5. J. ". Mcclellan cutcrs b. c. Jack t1avcrly.
Two-year-old sake:
]. J.W. Mcclellan cutters br. f. Pcytona Harry.
=. j. W. Mcclellan enters ch. c. Ralanccr.
, 1881-09-04
TRACK 1'aT,E.


The famous PAGER Little Brown jug. ree-
ORD 3:11A. owned by Mr.. II. V. Bculis. of
tins city, is at the driving park, Where he
will enjoy i rest tor few days, and then he
shipped to Boston, where he goes against
time Sept Is. =,
The bay geiding Glover, who created suc,,
sensation four Years ago by trottins as a
ringer" through the Illinois circuit under
the nAuIe OF Brigiitwood, has been soId hy
1!ls owner, 4 Mr.. Pettibone, Of Buffalo. to
Eastern parties. ~
Mr. Charles. Schwartz, of this city. Is ,,o,v
driving OIL the road the bay s.cltlus David g..
purchased by him last spring, The horsn
driven by William Darling. trotted through
the Michigan summer circuit, winning al]
OF the six races in which he WAS engaged.
and week ago yesterday won race at the
Central Park matinee i'll :.:::26
On Aug. e. 4. Belmont Nursery Stud.
New York City, shipped on the steamship,
Erin to Leopold de Kothschild. of England.
the following year1tngs: Bay colt, foaIcd
feb. 5, by The 1li-Used, dam Sultana by Lex
lngton, out OF Mildred by Glencoe Bay colt.
toaled May 5, by the Ill Used. daln Olipita by
bennington. out Of Cliata BY Lexington,
Lay dlIy. foaled Feb. l, by Kingfsler, dam
imp. Lady Mentmore by King Tom, out OF
May Bloom BY Newininster-
Mr.. 4. j. Alexander, Woodburn Farm,
5prlng Station. KY, has sold to Messrs.
BAKER d HarrigaD, Comstock. y. r, segen
, 1881-09-04
EQAMSIlM


The public schools in all departments viii
open tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock, and to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the High
School will mold its first session III the new
A!sh-Scliool'room III Lyons Hall Block.
The Village Trustees will meet in the yil.
lage oillcc Tuesday evening.
Mr. .. {. French will be married to Miss
in MarcnSo. q. . ''''''o
,,r The prospect is thatk.M k.otr attendance at the
Womal's College wilE;ggs! greater Ills year car
than ever before; all t1hc rooms but three
hayc already been engaged.
1fae German Luther:fA Church has received
Dctzer. ~A0'''
The Rev. George c. Noycs, D. D., will
preach this morning and evening III the Pres
byterli!n Church. ~
!, The kev. Frederick S. Jewell will preach
copal Church. p''
Tie continued illness Of the Rev. 4. ".
Fattcll, pastor Of the First Methodist Church.
makes that pulpit still dependent upon a
supply, opo'A :"
The Rev. George II. Pirrie will preach this
morning and evening III the Baptist Church
The Rev. \. j. Scott will preach ihis
Church. ''~'o''''4
, 1881-09-04

head of weanling trottine foals. The price
las not been made public, but the figures
were high-eyen higher than what the year
ling thoroughbreds brought this year. which
is over Il thousand tlollars a head. The fol-
lowing is Il list Of the weanlings sold:
Buy colt By Harold, dam Gauya by Wood
TweedIe by Woodford Mambrillo: bay eot
by Belmont, dam lltrn.osa by Edwin For
rest; bay colt by Princcps, dam Ens1cwood
by Belmont; Cl!etland colt by Belmont. dam
Mos;> by Wood:urd Ma1nbrino; bay tilly by
Harold, dam Mary Bell bg Belmont: bay
tilIy BY Triton, dam pl1lellerln BY Harold.
, 1881-09-04

SHEErsilEAD BAY, Sept. 3.-Tl,e first race.
one mile, was Won by Fair Count, Cridgc
second, aud Knight TempIar third. Time.
1:4;15.
Second race. thrcc-1uarters of mile: Nc
Time, 1:174. >"'A0'
Third race, mile heats, was won by Parole
IN two Sttalglit heats. Time, 1:4311<<; AK.
,,ruftl rouftl r:ecG, one and tllree-4uarter miles !:
.uch1en30 Eal}oped over the course for the
stakes. No competitor. 1o
fi1th race, one and an eighth miles: War
r;l ngia hrS1. Clarence second, lngolnar third.
Stcepiechase, full course: Derby fret
M!zzle II! D.. second, Highland Fling third.
, 1881-09-04
BRADFORD PARK.

BRADFORD PARK.
Sptetal Dispatch to Tae C.teaoo Tribune
BEADFoED, Pa, Sent. 3.--Thc fall meeting
| of the Bradford Park closed today with !:
large attendance. The unfinished race OF
Thursday was won BY Stella e., Clara J. sec
! ond; time, 2::sSS. Il vast amount Of money
! was lost and won OIL this race.
The first regular event was the 2::337 class,
! in which Cuckoo ;.nd Seneca Iatchen were
drawn. the starters being Allie, Lady June,
Kitty Wood, Herald, Mary H.. aud George S.
tavorit. Summary:
Geefse.: -
i-ads juno" -..+~---.--.+.---.;l !
1!ssalu; '-..----.....-- .-.--.---.-....>-.-i T
~ Time-3:::S ::;5ii: ::S'l: -
Tug tree.for,all for purse ot S'oo brought
William II. 1t was the great race Ut the
week. Great Eastern found the turns too
short, ami was drawn after the second heat.
Pools sold: William H.: $75; Driver, $50;
the send-off, won the first heat. In tile sec-
ol>u Driver cut him out 1T the pole, winning
the Bradford Course William Ii. then CAME
10 the front, winning the next three heats,
Driver 4 close SECOND III each. Summary:
William h.. ........--......--.-.-.3 3 |
1Has - = =
Ar;onAct.-- ..............,....l = :; 5 !,
Gre21 Eastern: ..--.-,.........4 dr..
Timt-:::saai:: ::::..55s3: ::.:::oG??:; :!:::ay.
Next on the card was the frec-for-;i pacing,
the starters being Billy f., Jack Rapid, Black
Cat. and Minnie D. Pools su1d: Black Cat~
so; 1ield, S:U. Minnie d. took the first and
third heats, Jack Rapid capturing the suc-
0nd, Billy &. tile fourth. and Black Cat the
fifth heat. The last heat was trott cd in
darkness. The race will be finished Mon
day. Summary:
Minnie D.. -
CAe. ID - 4 1 i
rr;nr ,,t. o:.;. g., ~. ouIs
, 1881-09-04
MILLINERY.
kiIIiinerv,

we are prepared to show alt
e1:,, e1g leaalng STYLES for early Fall
M1111nery, which are of a choice
oeslgn. A large assortment of
sample Hats will be sold at whole
sale prices, at No. 1og State-st.
W. HARRINGTON.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-04
AMUsEMENrs.

Tho Eunice Goodrich combination
will be here next Thursday tight the
9th inst. The Kingston Courier
max es the following allusiou TO them :
The Eunico Goodrich combination
ut Opera House last evening IN Zizl
played to a large aud delighted audi
ence. Miss Goodrich as Zizi proved
hersclf to be an actress OF merit, es-
pecially IN tho two last acts. Her
dresses In the second act we're very
fino and excited the unqualified adj.
miration vi every one. Miss Flor
ence as the cripple was very fine be-
sides being pretty. Mile Russon the
old maid brought down the house.
j. w. Davenport, as the crushed
tragodian, kept the audience in a roar
from tina nrst. The acting OF little
Alice WITS great surprise to ever
one Between the acts Prot. florence
gave sO,no OF the finest violin play ing
there has, bcer here In many a month.
Ills mocking bird Ia worth the ~hole
price.of ADM ssion, should they eyer
appear IN Kingston again they can
depend upon crowded house as they
haro made many friends here.
Tie popular young actress has
made friends wherever she has been.
Sl,c ia very beautiful and 10 inst max.
ing an cnviable reputation as an act
ross. We trust the people Of bop
kinsville will give the company q
good house, aud 10 doubt oil will
have Goodrich tins.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-04
DEATHS.

ToRIAN: At his residence in this
county, on Saturday Jan, !, Thos.
Toriau. lie was bora Nov.Ilth 1918.
in Halifax county, Va, and removed
to this county IN 1913 where ho has
lived ever since. Flo was IN the 6Sth
year Of his age snd leaves many dos
cenaan,s, friemts and acquaiHiances
to mourn his loss. lie was u Chris
tian, who lived consistently and
death did not fnd him unprepared,
Among his last words WINS message
to his absent children TO so live as TO
be prepared 10 meet him in Heaven.
McCARRoLL At the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Startling, Saturday
Jan. LIST. Mira. Eliza McCarroil
Died, Dec. 2gih of scarlet fever,
Robert, son of Jas. a and NJ. s.
Major, aged 8 years. May God,
whose ways are past finding out,
pour healing balm upon the grief
stricken hearts OF devoted parents.
May they be enabled TO reslize that
little Rob has been transplanted as a
tender bud, into more congsnial
place where they will one day see
him baskins IN the glorious sunlight
Of Heaven, stranger TO the cares and
lie oil this vale OF sorrow.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-01-04
TOBACCO NEWS.
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There were no sales last vecek.

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There were no sales last wecek.
The election Of an Inspector. is SET
for Tomorrow night, and The indica.
lions are that an cIection will be had.
Tobacco is crop that Is never of
the hands OF the farmers. They will
now soon begin to burn beds for SOW
ing seed for the next crop.
Tobacco came III pretty lively for a
day or two last week before the
weather got so cold.
( II farmers had their tobacco prized
they could get II to market while the
ground is frozen much easier than
hauling 1t through the mud.
Christian county ia the banner to.
bacco county in the State, having
grown the season Just passed over
9.500.000 pounds. Next follows
HENDERSON, then Graves. Daviess,
Todd, Bracken and Owen in the
order named, the latter growing 469,-
1888 pounds. Campbell county grew
1891, ll9 pounds All tho counties
In the State but eight grew tobacco.
Estate journal.