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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

The editor Of Boston newspa
per wrote letter to an out of-town
correspondent telling him that unless
he improved bis handwriting he
might cease bis connection with the
paper. He had to pay his compost
tors by the hour, he said, for sets
ting up the correspondents letters.
Ia a day or two the editors letter
came back, directed to the office,
with the following Endorsement from
the correspondent 81 received
this from some one in the office.
Will somebody that can write a
legible hand please inform me whom
il is from and what it is all about %
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

The locomotive and one car Of q
train on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road passed over little child who
was sitting between the rails on
Tuesday morning The train was
stopped, and the conductor crswled
under the car to collect the frag-
ments. To the establishment of
every body, be presently emerged
with the child 10 his arms uninjured,
except for a slight bruise on the
forehead, where the pilot of the To-
comotive had struck him. All the
trainmen and passengers insisted
upon hugging the little fellow before
surrendering him to bis father, who
stood by.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25
General James r. Chalmers, {

General James r. Chalmers, OF
Mississippi, was no sooner sent home
from Washington, by the Republi-
cans, than he declared himself al
enemy of the Lamar Democracy"
and an "Administr alton" candidate
for Congress from the Second dis
trict Of Mississippi and thus the
Independent movement in MississiP.
pi assumes an entirely personal
shape.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

1t ia said that it drop Of kero-
sene oil be put in all pools of stag
nant water, which in a short time
would mature into mosquitoes, are
killed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

John l.. Morgan had spent all bis
ready money in dissipation at Erie,
Penn, and wanted more. lie caused
a letter to be sent to his parents de
failing his death, and asking for a
remittance to ship his remains. The
mourning mother soon arrived, with
an undertaken and q casket. She
was nearly insane with grief. The
scapegrace fled.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

The fret breech> loading whale
gun ever made has just been com,
pleted by Robert Liddle, Of San
Francisco. 1t was made to 60 on
the whale steamer Bowhead, which
starts for Arctic waters Tuesday,
under command of Captain f. f.
Smith. The gun 10 shape bears a
strong resemblance TO an ordinary
breech-Ioading rife and weighs 100
pounds. 1t has a rebouuding lock,
and the length of the barrel is SO
inches, and is 5-l6 inches calibre.
1t fires with precision either har-
poon or bomb lance the distance of
thirty odd yards, while even further
than that it will do good execution.
The gun swings on a swivel and can
be fired in any desired direction and
at almost any angle, and is about as
easily handled as 40 ordinary fire.
arm.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

Rev. Atticus G. HsygoOd decIin-
ed bis election of Bishop, He de-
sires to continue President of Emory
College.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

Honors by diligence aud riches
spring from economy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

We understand death for the first
time when he puts his hand upon
one we love.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25
CUE Marietta suarual.

Marietta. Ga. Thursday. May rs, 1882.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25

Stoner has been acquitted Of mur
der 10 Jasper Superior Court.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25
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Schedule N. & n. Ga. Rail Road
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
A cYclopsdia of History.

We have heretofore published sew
eral notices referring TO the publica
zion of Green's famous "llisiory of
the English People," which Is being
published by The U-eful knowledge
Publishing Company, of New York.
Besides its issue in five handsome
"Elzevir" volumes, aud in one Mod
81 Octayo" volume, II will form u
portion Of the first volume OF the
Cyclope,lia of History, which is being
published by the same house, the re-
nainder of the volume being male
mp Of Carlyle's great-"Iiisiory of the
French Revolutions" Schillcr's "llis-
tory OF the Thirty Years war and
Creasy's "Fifteeu Decisive Battles Of
the World" The plan 'of the CYCLIC
pedia Of History is that II shall con-
tain. unabridged, the great standard
works of'such authors as above noted,
with such additions by the editors
and special writers MS will DC neces-
isary 10 make the Cyclopcaia COM
plete and universal in character ;
unity and convenience of consnlta-
ton being secured by the publication
ofthe Worlds Index of knowledge.
In connection with it. To bring the
cost of the work TO the lowest posi-
BILE sum, the publishers are Issuing II
in neat, strong "UtiIity" bound parts
! of about 100 pages each, for the nom-
inal price of Is cents Der part. For
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
Tie Best -;stcry Of ENGLAND.

Since the publication of Mscanlar's
famous work, no history Of England
has more promptly and dcservedis
won the very highest reputation, than
Greens History Of the English Peo-
ple.s Ranking fairly with Msesaley
in the briliianey and interest Of lie
style, aud superior 10 il in lis accurate
tieclinsiinn OF events, j, covers the
entire FIELD OF English history, from
The earliest 10 recent times. land Civ
ing the history OF the people. rather
than OF the conflicts OF The kings.
oaly,) while Aacaalsvs history l.
limited 10 = very brio, PERIOD. Green
Was firsi published in this country by
the Harpers, in four octave volumes.
tor $1,000 but the Useful knowledge
Publishing Co. New York are just
completing a very handsome edition
in one volume octave Al prices rang
ing from 6 cents for Utility, 10
$1.0 for half Russia binding. and
another edition in Eve charming ssf;
handy -EreEir~ volumes for ti.S 20
RS per set. thought promptly 10
find place in every home library. -,
upon the vhnle TIE hest IS well =.
the cheapest history OF England fo'
sale by booksellers and Cab Agents
TO whom yerv unusual terms and
facilities are given.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27

Whenever Texas editor goes on
an excursion to enjoy himself. and
has to supply his place with an en-
telligent "sub," the sarcastic rival
editor always calls the attention ofthe
public to the improved appearance.
under the new management ot the alb
sent editor'sipaper. and suggests in
behalf Of the readers that the absent
editor do not return. There is no
effective reply possible to this Kind VI
home.thrust. The best thing the
absent editor can no, as soon as he
gets back, is to quote an imaginary
item about "a donkey that can articn-
late several sentences that has been
discovered IN New Jersey" and add
to IT. that this is the first intimation
he has had Of his brother editor being
absent from the State. Perhaps 1t IL
not best. either, under the cirenn,-
stances. to call him his brother editor.
He may not like.it.-I Siftings.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27

A good. story comes from Edin-
burg about that genial Grecian, Pro-
lessor Blackie. One day, shortly te-
fote the close Of the past session, the
z. ofcssor being, through some cause,
preyented from lecturing, there was
pOsied on the Greek class door q
notice 10 THE effect: professor
BIackie regrets he is unable TO. day 10
meet his classes" A waggish stu
dent, spying this, scrapcd out III.
initial letter OF the last word Of the
scntence, and made 1t appear as IL the
Professor was regreiful at his ina
bility to mdet those fair specimens OF
humanity known outside college
quadrangle Al the classics" But
who can Joke with Blackie2 The
keen.eyed old man, noticing the
prank that had been played on him,
quietly erased another letter. and left
the following to be read BY whom II
might concern: professor Blackie
regrets he is unable to-day to NEE,
his asses.o
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
! R:s.os:ar.'E Bet AID Eow BE
Won t.

a young man in Boston remarked
to a leading comedian OF one oi the
popular ihraters, says the Chicago
Tribune, that he WIS anxious 10 at
tend one Of Mime. Aieiina PATHS
concerts--the secUnd-to hear the
world renowned songsier slug tile
brautiiul melody, Home, Swse,
Home"
"But, my boy. yon're not going TO
pay five dollars Tor a seat, surely"
remarked the comedian.
No. You see we must rush this
monopoly Of these foreign artists, and
Yet ! must hear Home, Sweet Home
and. above all the lair Patti" ne
spon.ied the a.lmiriug youth.
But hov. nv dear iellOws You
don't know her."
"WelI. I'll write to her. and l bet
I'll get an snswer."
"Yes," interrupted the COMEDIAN.
with a laugh. requesting yoa to
purchase your ticket at the box ufiice- y
mo On the contrary. the letter
will inclnse ticket"
Five dollars that Won don't Ss,
it"
Done. You've los;," remarked
the young Yankees.
He accordingly wrote Psiti a letter.
iDclusing a ticket OF a lecture by
somebody Of John Howard Payne, the
authJr of "Hom., Sweet Home"
stating that lie was friend aud con-
psniun Of the dead Payne, having
b-cn present at his death bed in
Tnnis. Africa, in 1851. He alsu
remarked that it wonM be the sin-
cere wish OF his life TO once again kear
the beloved song Of his old friend.
Niue. Patti Immediately returned 3
letter. inclnin, une ofthe bcs. seat
in the house, the youth thus winning
| the wager.
But the amusing part Of the story
is yet to De told The yonng maj
went to the concert naturally slaky
in fe ar the seat might have been mark
ed that was to he occupied BY ID
pseulo-companion Of Payne. in ia
event Of which an interview was III
evitable concerning the last moment
oi the author Of Home" Ash, wa
proceeding to his seattle third froI
the aisle--an old gentleman was a'or
to seat himself on the first seat. Wit
! presence oil mind. our young friend r,
marked 10 the elder party that he l,s
better take the seat he was To occup,
as it was for more desirable, and TIL
AS lie was To 20 out several tiu'
during the concert he would he sure
greatly Inconvenience him. After
: few selections, an usher approachs
and remarked to the old gentlena
!. that Mme. Patti requested his pre-
d ence behind the scenes, much to Il
$ old party's astonishmeut. lie reno
5 stratcd, remarking that he was at
a loss to understand the diva's reques
g but al length be complied. There
was cordially received as the compal
ion of. John Howard Payne, and Il
situation can be better imagined tlis
n described. Well, the old gentleman
/ heart went ''pit-a-pat, pit-a-pat
y while the Young name went / it
Z patti, pity-patti.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
500 gur 2oo Verbs

For fse purpose Of obtaining the
Of practical Southern bar
nsrs in r-gari TO tbs cure II Marian
in cskile. and Hog Cholera, tie Rarsl
R-corf oHss t~O Preminas. ct h',y
dollars each. ior TIE best rceipe. oi
not more than one hundred worls IN
length, giving The mosz elective and
practical remedy Cor either. For far
Their particulars aiirsss Raral R''eOca,
Chattanooga. Team.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27

C:osc connections ut Aortonyiiic for Madr-
sonsillc, Henderson. Evansville anil nj, points
rth:vonntetions A. Ps,ucsA with stenmers
on OHIO and Tenncsssc rivers; Al Fulton vim
n A. 80 L,S :; o. y. RI Ataives with Al, 4
u. y. AZ Central City Tor uwensbern.
=, Eilsabcthiawn with !, a n. Rsitrsad: Al
Louisville With I..C. 4 l.. iiaiiroai. d 4 Al.
.alifoa'l AMI Y. s. Nail LINE Steamers ior
s'n,'nnatl and the North apl Ea..; j., 81.
y i.fahroad for indianapolis, Chicago and
and tho Wcs,. ~ ,''A''
o.,,,,. n, y. HORTON,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
Working the Press.

.Are Won the editor Pr said n man.
who wore a copciliatory smile and
dved heard. a, he tuok a seat in the
Office
We acknowIcdye that Mt pres,nt
we seryed and iustruct.d the public
In that calacity and. 10 brnve our
assertion we showed him ile blis,ers
made on our hands by our exertion
in operating rbe Archi,ne,linu lever
that moves lhe world
.Well / want you TO surnri.e me
with a fia,,erjng personaI ho,ice In
.your paper. 1 am going TO run for
constable. and I want sometbiny neat
In the WAY of a send.ufr.n
sour columns are always ope,,
to advance The best interests of ,he
uublic but we shall exn.ct van IA
iirst surprise us with n pecu,iary
ronneus.tIon not necasssrny tor
,p,,laiea,isu. but ,,,cre;y assn n.edoe
of gooJ fa,,hD
b ..ill nav. AMMAN cam, exneci IN he
s,,rnrised without having ,nr h M
advance Win, have Won On, ?,
awe can ar,.ommoda,a von with
almost any Lind of nersnrI no,ice
from n chean electro. mailed biov.
ranl,v 10 Am eigbtecn. kurst oh;,uarv
nnd At a scale Of prices VARYING a..
cordinv IN tl,e strain ou our coI1mno
and veracitv Tn moldiny unh,;c
opinion we defy competition. Now
how would van Ike fh,s3 N l. !
neat litle nre- Ranhaelite ue,n and
wiIl.rosi YOU only al 80.
"Our eulerpri.iug ,ownsman. Col.
B. than whom their, il ,,W more
popular and GENIAL gentleman m tht
length and breadth of our yreal
En,pire State has consented. al Oh,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
A Good Foundation.

In American households the pre-
vailing complaints are weakness OF
the stomach and its Consequences, In
digestion. Nervousness and Rheuma
tism. Such sufferers can lay good
foundation for health by using
Parker's Ginger Tonic rs it tones up
the stomach and serves. and keeps the
kidneys active 10 carry OF the foul
matter.-[N. o. Picayune.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
Preached to Eiles.

Some time ago, old Nelson. who Tor
years had been all unsuccessful politi-
clan. joined the church. stuiied Tor the
ministry. and became the pastor of a
church. The other day, N.lsun was
arrested on charge OF stealing mule,
aud was a1aigned before a justice OF
fthe peace.
Nelson. said the justice. this IS
livery serious charge that has b~en
Jrouuhi against you. l had always
regarded yon as an honest man.
When my little daughter was sick
she called for Uncle Nelson. and when
you came her face looked brighter
When she died you dug her grave.
aud together We incurred orer her.
Yonr prayers movei my heart and
seemed to light candle aihe cham
Der Of NV sorrow darkened roul. How
cOnld yoa, ,la man. be accasei Of ,hefts
Brss. rePlieI Nelsaa. wiPiag his
eyes on his sleeve, Ike as, innU-
cent % dis crime as MUSES. hissei.
Yea wess seen IN the stable.
Yes, sab.
IOu were seen 70 put a.briile on .
mnle and lead bins vaE
Yes, sab.
Then yon confess yoar yuilis
No. bos<, or jeAlge-~c.sz me inr
lie lip--I amt knoAlelgei 20 crime
II yerll liSsra a few minutes III
SPAIN de 'sriciOus circumstances.
Like Paul. I'se thankful dat Use per
mitiea ter speak fur nsyselr. tsaE
cases Is Just alike. only Paul wa'ai
charged vii ss-alia' = male T'osher
night, AFTER woIkin' without rsul, Al
a revival, was gwiae holne. when
gun ter git mighty discouraged
Whats lie USE l thoGghi, .sb ham
merin' any longer. on the anvil OBJ sin
De sinners won't harken 10 my eiarts
Den thun int dat I'll quit preaching
an 20 back ter pallyticks- Just den
thought ob De Junction, 'Gn an Preacl
lie gospel to eb-ry libin ceatnEe-' ID
fact ,iswned upon me in a new light
bad not been preachin'ter cher
= thing. BY dis time L had got ter d
!. stable whar white man keeps hi
mules. OIe OBJ lie animals cried wil
lou.l voice. sayin,' Cvrne an prear
de gospel. why not | thought, 4
n sparruws duau fill wiaout notice. al
il pn,bably desc mules hab got s"nls Il
h sabe.' Den | went in de sisble. iul
: my text an gun,es preach DE mo,
4 was shinin'. an could see de tea
ruuip.. outen lie eyes ob Il big r,
Il mule lie fairly snorted in his pc
= tence. Den | 'meinb.red ,iat he "
- de mule what da said had kicked
a life oaten tesmster durin lie wa
a Ann.ler mule put his heal on lie tn
n and wept pityful. A young duck OBJ
3 mule what had been asleep at de nd
lie side oh dc stable cum up am CUNT
A. poke Inn at lie mourners. My preac
n en- didn't hab no 'huence on him, a
l. ter giI him outen de way | put b
,e dle OIL him an led hun ont. 'ten'l
!. fur ter hitch him till arter dc SEM
e WINS oher, bnt when | got outside, {
n white man grabbed me. Is de 'spler
: tion satisfactory, jedge?
!" Perfectly.
:. l'ss glad dat yer's come TO the l
lief ob de gospel.
Iwant you to preach a sermon
the. grand jury. Nelson. For lear ii
sou might forget the day. we'll ju
send you to jail unit. the congregati
N assemblies Arkansas Gazrtte.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27

Are You made miserable by Indi.
ges'i"n, Consiipaiio,J Dizziness. Loss
cf Appetite, Yallow Skin? ShiioIl's
ViiaIizer ia a po-iiisss IRE. For Gale
by GisL aud GarutL
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
INVENTORS

Law and Patent solicitors. 6i1 Seventh Street,
Washington, -. e., for circulars OF inStrnc-
tons. Reasonable terms. Reference AMI all
vice sent FREE. We attend exclusively to
Patent business Reissues, Interferences. and
cases rejected ON other han,ls specially.
Trade Marks anil Caveats solicited. Upon re-
ceipt OF model or sketch. and description we
give our opinion As to patcntabiiity, Free Of
charge. We refer to the Commissioner Of
Patons. also to observation-disclosures. Estub-
ishct 1866. a.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
Beware Of Imitation.

The delicate odor Of Floreston Co
lagnc is entirely novel. Look for sig
nature Of Hicox & Go. N. u, on
each bottle.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27

Reed has got another effort started
tor Gut. The day when Cult didn't
get beaten on svule point 10 now ia
the din pasl.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27

Thousands OF ladies cl,prislI CRATE
jUi ren'eiDl,rsnres OF The help derived
fr"m the use OF LYDIA L. Piukhain' .
Vegetable Compound.
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TO CONSUMpT IVES

The advertiser haring been permanently
cured Of that tlrea.l disease, Consumption. by
n simple remedy, Is anxions 10 make known to
its fellow sufferers the means II cure. TO all
who desire "a. he viii send a copy Of the pre-
scription used, fires Of chargr.) with the Ill
rections for preparing and using the same,
COLDS. CONSUMPTION, AsrHMt, BRoScnirIs.
SC. Parties wishing the Prescription. will
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears
from NERvors DFBILirY PRENATrRE DECAY.
and ait the effects Of Youthful iniiscretion.
will for the sake OF suffering humanity. scnil
free to all WIN meal it. the recipe AID ''irrc
tion for making the simple reme'ly By which
he was cure.i- Sufferers wishing IN prunt bv
the advertisers experience can do so By ad.
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27

Y. a. lehman. Solicitor
I hl1N lNs OF A aerican and Foreign
Patents. Washington, ID. g. Al bnsincs
connecic,l with Patents. whether before this
ratent s,iiira or the Courts. pro pity atten'e
ed To-. No charge male unless patent IL Sc.
cured. Send for circular. Dec. 10 1881.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-27
CHESAPEAKE, OHIO lid
SOUTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.
q. T. A.. Louisville. Ky.

THE SIIORT AND DIaECT
ROUTE To
Padncab. Cairo, Fulton, Tsives, ard
points IN West Tennessee aud
Southern Kentucky. Owenrboro,
Louisville, Cincinnan. indians
apulis, Pittsburgh, Washing.
'ngion. Baltimore, Pltiiw-
ielphia. New York aud
Boston.
Time Table IN effect April ~. isss.
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