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Examination and Close Of the
Hopkinsville High School.

This popular school, noted for its
thoroughness and discipline, under
the management Of Maj. 3. y. Terrell
closed Its annual session on Friday,
June 3D., having spent the previous
week in full and severe exainina-
ton. Tkese examinations, contrary
TO the custom keYetoiore, were Tor
Ethe MOST part, conducted privately;
and they were made almost exclu-
sivcly written, by which means q
much more satisfactory test OF true
scholarship aud general knowledge OF
the subject under consideration might
be obtained. Public oral examina.
tons are generally mere iarces. The
pupil frequently becomes embar-
raised or confused, and does not do
himself justice, while the teacher does
mot receive due credit Tor his faithful
efforts nj instruction. For these rea-
sons, which will be evident TO any
thinkingindiviiual. the above me ihoL
of conducting these examinations was
adopted. A minute description OF
1 these exercises would occupy tuu
lImuch space. "A brief notice Is suiii.
cient. The class IN higher inalhe-
matics, IrigOnoinctry) was presented
| with about sixteen questions, which
were so condensed US to involve
nearly all the principles OF the sci.
cnce. Tho papers prepared by the
members of this class were, consid-
ering all circumstances. very good.
| Two sections in Algebra were given
a dozen SO Test examples, which
brought into action all of tile pupils
knowledge OF algeblaical principles.
In the arithnetics the programme
was similar, and the classes acquitted
themselves crctliiably. In the Ian.
guages, The Latin Glasses received a
severe and critical examination. An
interesting class in Horace, and also
one. in Virgil, reflected credit upon
themselves, and their instructor As
before mentioned, nearl; the whole
subject was embraced. Even at this
advanced stage of the study, the
Grammar wasnot ignored. III Greek
two classes were examined, one in
Homer, nnd one in the Gmnlmar
The papers furnished by these were
excellent. Especially did the mem.
bcrs Of the Grammar class show thai
hard study alone Ind prepared them
for this test. Some colleges might
well be proud OF such classes. A
class in English Composition passed
Il fair examination. 9r.i~, I.a M
A very large class In English His
tory did remarkably well. In fact
some of them evinccd exiraortlinar,
taleni in this particular study. Sey,
eral primary divisions also received
attention In short, the examination
was a genuine test of OF the pupil,
knowledge Of what lie had studied
On Friday morning, the members o.
the school delivered determinations be
fore several visitors, each one o
whom spoke highly OF The style ant
earnestness with which the boys dc
claimed. Some appropriate and Ell
couraging remarks were made BY
gentlemen present.
Thus closed the term. Sadly did
many pass ont, and casta ling, ring
longing look behind at those dehl
old walls, realizing that they woult
never enter them again as happy
hearted school boys. They conl,i ju
feel that they were leaving behind
school in which every facility Tor i'm
provcmcni had been presented then
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14
Mass Convention.

The Democracy of Christian coun-
ty-met In mass convention at the
Courthouse Monday, June 18th, at 2
o'clock p. m. The meeting was
called to order by G. A. Champlin,
chairman OF the executive committee
of the county. Esq. Il. q. Pollard was
selected as chairman aud Cllas. NJ.
McaxhaIu, as secretary. Hon. Hunter
Wood, IN stirring speech. nomina.
ted Esq, Austin Peay,of Garrettsburg
as a candidate for tho lower house of
the Legislature. Uponinotion he was
nominated BY acclamaiion. Esq.
Peay was then called tothe tand,and
in ringing speech accepted the nom
ination. Tho convention thea adj
journed. II. q. POLLARD. Chm'n.
Chos. NJ. Mcacham, Sec.
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PresidentGarfcld has been ofiici.
ally invited 10 he present at the ST,
Johns Day celebration, at Louisville.

Tho New York pot continues 10
boil though there has been no mate
rial change in the Senatorial dead.
lock. Senator Bradley has created a
decided sensation by stating that
Senator Sessions paid him $1,000. to
vote for Depew. Bradley took the
money and gave It to the speaker
and his statement is corroborated by
the latter. A committee has been in
yestigating the matter during the
past week. Only one ballot a day
has been taken, and tho Legislature
isno ncarera choice than at first. One
thing seems certain, Conkling and
Plat will not he returned. a
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go -
CASEY,

Miss Willie Lloyd returned Thurs
day from weeks visit to friends il
Grecnville. vs. aa ~.
Writ Boone, from Elkton, went t,
work on the mail train a lew day.
ago. He gazed wi,tiully out Of til,
south window as the tain passed,
and doubtless murmulcd: Thou ar
SO hear and yet SOLAR" o.
Casky now has a fine string band
The leading parts are'he.d by Brasher
the beautiful blonde, and Bvwles, tn,
vivacious brunette. - y
For petty thieving Casky Station
takes the palm. No less than foul
lamp hooks have been stolen from tho
flag staff at the depot in as many
weeks u9 b.
Rev. Robert Morris, from Butler
county, has been spcnding a few day,
with Rev. NJ. A. Maxey this week.
1t takes just four days fer an OK
press package to reach this place frou
Greenville, only 80 miles distant
Such fast (?) time could BE- beaten b,
"a Niger and'a MULE el.5
WsB. Yancey had two nice hogs
killed by freight train last week
Damages were assessed by three dis
interested parties and the loss prompt,
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STATE NEWS.

The Criitenden "ress is two years
old.
The AIaydeld Monitor is for sale,
The Eminencc Constitutiohalist has
turned its fourteenth year.
Jas. Crooks q brakeman, was kill
cd by t'c cars at Lebanon.
j. B. L evil is the Grcenback can.
lidate' for the Legislature in Trigg
county. ,.s
A convention Of the correspondents
Of the Times will be held at Madison
vile next Saturday. l,
A man named Mellow murdered
VIM. Sims. his brother;iu-law, at
Berlin, Ky, while drink.
Maj. II. 7. Stanton, editor Of the
Frankfort feoman, celebrated his sill
yer wedding ON the 4th, inst.
There are only 90 legal voters in
Bioomicld and yet it supports a good
paper. aa ~ gs2l 9
Geo. w Balm delivers his lectur.
From Kentucky to the Golden Gate
III Bowling Green. next Tuesday.
Bill Duncan shot and killed Josh
I 3D. . u
Smith, beth colored, at lIadcnsville
lie claims that it was accidental. %
The Reporter says q man with {
box Of educated rats was the sensa
ton on the streets IN Henderson las
week.
Mr. Chas. e. Roberts has taken
position in the editorial department D
"Straws," the Louisville cartoon pa.
per.
VIM. StigalI, Of Boyle county, ha,
followed mp and brought back from
Texas, Bowen G.. Love, who mnr
dered his father in 1861, and VIII,
has been at large till tracked up b,
the son Of his victim. f Il
Mis- Julia Jackson. Of Lexington
who had been an invalid for YEAR
and was given up by the doctors
claims to have been entirely cured b,
Barnes faith cure"
\
Stephen Shotwell lied while in
drunken stupor in a Louisville saloon
lie was a son Of the late A. l.. Shot
we'll and was at one time a leadin,
business man oil Louisville, but liquo
was his inin. g
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

Garfield will visit Louisville in the
Fall, during the exposition. Wouldn't
it be good idea for the X. p. A. TO
meeb about that time and give him
chance to meet the kcntncky edi-
tors as they pass through the city /?
Probably they would invite him to go
along with them and have some fun.
1t is true they don't intend to have
"hangers-on" hereafter. but they
might make an exception to the rule,
as Mr.. Garfield is q man of some
prominence.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

form si1c anil make complete separation Of
each bundle. no matter huw tangled the grain
may be, Twiuc cost ~ crbts per acre. In
short. wu will say, Il any farmer wants HNsl
substantial N aehinc they csf do no better
thar buy DccrinE.
4, 4 W. u, wADLiSGTON.
.ll CALEpOSiA, n.y.. July y. tnsai
cut about one hun'irc,l acres grain; blntcr
worked TO perfection. sci tam missing n hum
die. regard the Dccring asa ''sncccss. not-
withdrawing was told by wire-bin,lcr nrn
tnHt Il wns an experiment, | Ike u 80 we'll.
That II na,i 0buy another would certainly
buy dccring, and take pleasure In rrcom.
nlcnping II to my ncighlJors who want goal
machine. There Is NJ trouble nlhnlt twinr
roitiug. ran steam thre-hef aud am salts
nci shand eau cut twine bands twisr n. tast
us wlrc. n. n. ANDERSON
rL IIorKiSsviLi,R, nv, .July I, iSD.
have lust hnishrsl harvest Of one hundred
and twenty acrcs. Ny Twine- Hinder ca, AMI
saycl my wheat IN nire shape. Ny little son,
Wheeler, who Is oniy iit'cn years oil. man
agei the tnaehlne, hal NJ trouble whatever.
Machmn worked equally well In scort or long.
standing or tangled grain incycr saw sid.
gle bundle In my whole crUp cUmo untiul or
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

In another column we publish the
constitution and bylaws OF the X. p
A., recently drawn up and which will
DO submitted for adoption at the nexi
meeting. We heartily endorse them,
and especially those prohibitory arti-
cies. relating to the innumerable
"supcs' and hangers-on that infcst The
association every year. a'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

Dir. and Mrs. j. q. Lockhart, Of
Greensboro, Ky, registered at hotel
in Decatur, Ills, and were assigned to
room in the third story. At mid
night a cry OF "Kill me" was heard
and the wife was discovered clinging
to the balcony of second story win.
dow. A moment more she dropped
into the arms of gentleman on the
sidewalk without being much hurt.
She says her intention was to kill her
self and gave as reason her aversion
to married life, of which she had had
only two days experience. The Drs.
gaveit as their opinion that she was
crazy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

Tho Grand Encampment ofKnights
Tcmplar, at Louisville, on the 22nd
inst, will be a most magnificent dis
play. The Encampment will be in
Central Park, and the city is expected
TO be full OF visitors from far and
near. The last number of "Straws''
has very fine cut representing the
encampment as it will appear.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

break. am drllghlci with the cnfir uorh.
ing ~ the machine; Il suits me ani am wrt
satisfied. !. ". CAlrE.
MI uARRrrrsurEa. Nv. August !. lsso.
Il bought y ncrring Cord. iilm'irr pf Ns-srs--
MciralTc 4 sous. And eau say haiti - all that
roulh ask for IN the way % a biusirr. iiun-
dies nrv 10 uniform riyc and n positive rrpAra-
iian Is ma.lr, no matter how tHnltic,l tho grain
Il. cut slxty-hvr Arfr. 81 whrat. averaged.
twenty ACRES prr ,lny. praftuf machlnr srry
light. nm ratl,ici Il y no n,orc dram than u
drvpprr, In short viii say Il suits me-. sn4t
u .cunIl mt get another one ~ behring's
wuull not take 81 40 f"r y. hal no h,ea "
wbui,l SAGE tho grain - rlran. Thu-c want
Ing gprf. reliable. anil substantial inn-
rhinr, can ITO no better than 10 hay dcrripE.
TtIO~. !. TERRELL.
s. CHRISTIAN IN. Nv.
lpecring Irvine BINDER gave me rniifr sat.
irfartipu. kundlcs aye III onr slxr. AMI every
onr positively separated. Twinc rost twenty
rent- per arrr. Any onc wanting n gDoi anil
rviiable hin,icr viii 10 we'll ~ get the i,ertinT.
~ ha,l 10 buy ngain wonid huy nuthihg hut
the i,rctinT Hands are EASILY cut. adhi give
thrvhhrrs or no one any tryuhlc.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

ALLESsviLLE. kS.5 august Is, 1850
cut over one hunirc.i anh forty acrrs In
nine ,iays. After Twas instructed how to run
tho machine. hal NJ trouble. IL runs light no
weight ON hprsc's neck lam 50 well pleased
with the Maish that have This day pail for
IT. SIDNEY SMALL.
LoxcviEw. Christian Co., Ky, Jul, ~, 80.
The pcrping rwlne- lIin,ler anil Marsh liar
vcstcr bought % Messrs. Mctcalfc 4 Sons did
me good work. hail all kin,ls Of grain, sone
very hyavy anil tangled. I cut my crop Of
about siNfy-hve arrS without any break or
loss OF u tap. Find the machine easy draft Tor
three mules AMI yery easily managed. ani Is
easily adapted to uncycnncss OF grinnd anil
grain start,.d the machine and run three
,lays without help or any agents coming b, SEQ
it, aud cut nay crop without the all Of an eN-
pert. | take pleasure III recommending the
machine to amy ont wanting goai rcaper:
tfl.a 70 L. n. W \ I.DEN.
CApz. Ky. July -, lSSD
We arc frank TO say that tho pcering Irvine
Binders an,l Marsh ilaryustrrs gave rs entir,
satisfaction, thirst We ha,i n littlc trOpblu,
hut after we hal the machine aljnrtc'l u lid
not give particlcle u trobie. Gut twD hun-
,lre'l and forty acres: makes each bandle uui-
Feb. |, ijit-tns, fss
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The Evansville Journal, Rcpuj-
lican organ say Conkling and Plat
resigned because they were fools. 1t
would be a good idea for Democratic
papers TO file these cndearing and
truthful epilhets away for future pos
sible presidential campaigns.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14
GENERAL NEWS.
III -----

Peaches are ripe in Texas.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has
adjourned.
Havana had an earthquake shock
on May 18th.
Quebec has Just had a 100000 fi.c.
Five lives were lost. "
Martin Elliott was killed by the
cars at Seymour, mil. y
A negro boy in The jail at Cynthi-
ana, died in crazy lit.
Kate Shay suiciacd at Cleveland,
o., by jumping off the river bridge.
VIM. Murphy suiri,lcda at Pittsburs
after trying 10 Kill his divorced wife.
Benjamin Gerber and vile of Rome
City. Ind, were drowned by tho cap
sizing Of boat.
Chas. Kidder was shot dead by his
hall brother, Dwight, at Springfield
Mass. t fe.G
Lou Paxton was murdered at
Ground Island, while blowing in a
field.
/ Lewis Sweden was murdered al
Little Rock, by unknown parties.
lie was awitness against moonsliiners.
Two ncgio boys at Arkadelphia
fought and one shot and killed the
other.
Manly Ellis shot Wright Newson
dead because they both loved the same
girl. faf fuR 3a
Ebert Williams col, was hanged at
livingston, Ala, for the murder OF
Maj. Hutchins. ,~-sse
Isaac T. Sharp. native of Cow
ington, KY, suicidcd at New Orleans
by cutting his throat.
A woman and five children named
Straub were drowned by the sudden
rise of the river at Wheeling w. Va
Mrs. Ducy committed suicilo at
Wapella, Ills, by setting fire to her
clothing.
Mrs. Mary +. Wash was nominated
by the Iowa Grcenbackersfor Supt. OF
public instruction but declines to make
the race.
The Ohio Republicans renominated
Chas Foster for Governor, by accla-
nation j. G. Richards was nomi-
mated for Lieut-Governor.
Thos. Cross a wealthy farmer living
near Hcnryvillc, Ind, Was struck
and killed by Lightning while riding
along the read.
Michael Killbergcr stabbed Henry
Strocks to the heart with a pocket
knife at Lancaster, y. They were
aged ten and fourteen years rcspcc-
lively. listafiN s
Jno. p. Jelfreys and Jas. Elkins
fought duel with pistols in Boone
county w. Va. last week abont a
woman. They ired simultaneously
and both fell pierced through the
heart.
Miss Belle Boyd, the celebrated
Confederate spy, now Mrs. Murphy, is
in Waxahachic, Texas. engaged in
writing her life and an account of the
many interesting events and thrilling
incidents through which she passed
during the late civil war. She is a
native OF Martinsburg, Berkely county,
Virginia, was captured several times
during the war, and still has many
war relics, and letters from distin-
guished Southcrncrs, bearing tcstimo-
ny to her personal idcntity.--TC-J.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

Mr.. A.. j. Blake, editor of The West
Kentucky Beacon has removed his
paper from Kuttawa TO Paducah, and
will conduct il in the interest of the
Republican party. The first number
will appear this week and we shall be
plcascdt to welcome il as an Y. {
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The breckenridge News has been
shown terrapin, upon the shell OF
which was tho word "Fec," in two
places, and tho editor ventures the
opinion that the reptile was lawyer
of his species and carried his sign on
his back.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The editor of the Grecnyile Echo
edited his paper last week "lying fiat
OF his back" 1t will not do for Urcy
10 be too sick to come over here this
week. A certain young lady is ex-
Meeting him.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The young man who edits the city
columns on the Paducah Enterprise
announces that he will dispense with
all hugging except that which is alb.
solu,elynecessary,lill cooler weather.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14
|iS Pounds Gained I'm tiireo Weeks.
and Curcd of Consumption.

Messrs. Cra'ldOck x Co., lte.2 Rare St.
Philadelphia, IA.
Gentlemen PLEASE send me twelve Lottlcs
OF DIR. II. JAMES CANNARls lSplCt, oue each
OF Pills anil Ointment, for n friend OF mine
who Is not expected 10 live; AMI as yualT mesii-
cines cnrrh me Of Consumption some three
years ago, want him 10 try them ! gained
fifteen pounds while tai ing the hrst three bot
ties, anil knov tits Just the thing iur him.
F1 Respectfully, !. V. null,
This remedy speaks Tor itself. Oue bottle
will satisfy the most skcptical. There 10 moi
single symptom uf Consumption that il does
not ,lisspatc at once, aml II will break mp a
fresh cold in ~ hours. $50 per pint bottle.
Address CRADDUBk y Co, 1861 Race 81 Phil
adclvhia Ia. may II ~.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

Hon. jefferson Davis was73 years
OIL oil the Bird of this month. Ills
enemies who long for his death can
begin TO accumulate invective and
abuse for obituary purposes, as, in the
course of nature, he can survive but
a few years longer 1f
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

Each succeeding Republican all
minisrraiion makes its reputation tor
honesty, by exposing the rascaliiy
and corruption of tho preceding one.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

II is considered quite probable that
the commissioners appointed to at,
tend TO the matter will locate the
branch peniientiary in Southern or
Western Kentucky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

a man may sail under false colors
for n while, but lie will sooner or
later be shown up in his true charac-
ter. a"The highcrup n monkey climbs
the palmer he shows himself"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The Daaville Tribune says Dam
vile needs soap factory, and every
body who reads the Tribune is Of the
same opinion. ].
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

To the first subscriber who pays
his subscription o.day, we ill give
n receipt with our nutos raph upon II.
Apply early and avoid the rush.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

ConkIing calls the Republican party.
"riir.raif" Roscoe may DO wrong on
some subjects, but his head is level in
that particular. V'e
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

To-day.ls our birthday. BY al.
awkward oversight the feet Is not
stated ir ne ainmfacs. 'a t.it
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The Courier. Journal viii on next
Monday change IFS form aud appear
as AIR octave. .t,, asa
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AHEAD o. ALL

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Call annm wsg mhvmuIMh
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

Augmentation Of x-confedcratcs
has Abesa eaecied at, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
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Inventors and paicnrces
9. w. METCALFE n BRO

,hould send for instructions, tcrns. references.
Nr.. 10 E'lson Brothers. solicitor. OF Patents.
wrrhingtou, u, u who furnish tbs s.uur
without chargc. fsirop Irathcrs "a n wtil
krown and successfully ilnn 81 fargo expert
encc, having been established In lSt6.
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The American Colony.

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ANGELES SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8. 1881

nomination at the Democratic
Con Vention, writes that he has no
idea of returning to the Governor
ship, "even if I flattered myself I
would receive the unanimous vote
of the people,"
Judge LYaeB.
DENVER, Oct. Two robbers,
known as Clark Alix--"But Chan
and "Frenchy," both formerly of
the notorious Stockton gang, were
lynched last night at Soccorro, N.
M. A week ago they robbed Brown
d Manzarie's commission house at
Lamy. VIM. Nicholson was lynch
ed at Saunders' Station, N. M, for
murder.
Rain continues falling copiously
in New Mexico.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09

These drawings, occur monthly tSun'
days excepted), under provisions OF an
Act of the General Assembly of Ken
tuoky.
March 8lst, rendered the following deci-
SONS.
button Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list OF
yrt xaS for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SIN the
Presbyterian Synod of the Pacific
Coast this forenoon report of the
affairs of the Theological Semina-
ry was presented, by which it ap-
pears that last year Eastern organ.
izations offered to give 100000 for
the benefit of the Seminary in case
the Pacific Coast would raise
$25, 900 for the same purpose. Only
$l1OO has been raised on this coast,
and that came from two nell
$1,000 from Nathaniel. Gray and
500 from Robert Dixon.