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Faded Colors Restored.
Bonds for sale.

Gray hair soon RECEIVERS its youthful color
by the use of Parker's Hair BaIsam, an ele.
CANT dressing, admired for its perfume.
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Wemen use Parker's Ginger tonic, because
they learn by experience that it overcomes
dependency, weakness in the back and other
troubles of the sex.-Home Journal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
N the I5th Day OF March. 1882,

10y virtue OF a deed Of trust made TO me on
d November p, 1881, by the Memphis Cooper re
and Manufacturing Company. recorded IN book
n page 90 Registers Office Of Shelby county Ten
nessee, Will sell 70 the highest bidder, for ca L.
On the 18th Day OF March, 1852,
ct the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
street, City Of Mem phis mencing atI2 O'Clock
all Of the machinery, tools and manufacturing
appliances furniture fixtures. wagons etc, for
maIly owned and used By the Memphis CoOpeTege
and Manufacturing OmpaHy for the purpose Of
making or manufacturing any and all manner Of
cOOperzge work, the same being now situated IN
the factory formally us=d b. sid company, On
what Is known a. the Mckinney lot f. North
Memphis fronting on Main street, together win
al Improvements put upon said lot. which the
lessee II entitled 70 remove under the lezs-. -
well as the uuezpired lease held by aid cqmpsny
on the premises iu which ssld properly - i4i
VII also upon Ike rms, al aid time and Iace
eel al the stock and material hand. both
man ufacfured and uuTnsnufacturef on said prem
ises consisting Of lumber. slaves, hoops barrels
kegs etc. Title 70 said properly l. believed 70 he
perfect though sell and convey only as trBstee.
J. a. HAYES, JE,, Trustee.
Mrers 4 Gueef AftOrueFs
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In the South. Silk-worm eggs and white
mulberry trees for sale. Send Tor pamphlet.
P WALLACE McKITTRICK,
silk Culturist and Reeler
22I Second street, Memphis Tenn
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Strangers, Church Concert,

The Strangers church concert tonight
should be largely attended. The selections
are all of a high stripe, and those interested
are certainly capable of affording entertain
ment. The worthy object of the concert
should fill the house from top to bottom.
Many of the best of Memphis singers will
take part
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Suicide and Dysnepsia.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia,
"Nell's Health Remover" The greatest
tonic, best bilious and liver remedy known.
81. Druggists.
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Insist UDon Obtaining
NOTICES.

Floreston Cologne. 1t is pre-eminently gu
perior in permanence and rich delicacy OF
fragrance.
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T.. A. BENSON'S
MUSIC STORE,
344 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 4S9l-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
TENN. W. billiard ct al. vs. W. J. Saint ct al
II appearing from the bill. which Is sworn to
in this cause, that the defendants James A An
dersou. Trustee is resident of the state OF Texas,
and william Ellis Is a resident of the State of Ala
bamA, and that both non residents OF the State
of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF Shelby cOun
ty in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day in April, 1852, and plead, answer or demur
to complainant's bill the same Will be taken for
confessed as 10 them, and set for hearing exparte
and that copy OF this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks. in the Memphis
APPEAL This 18th day of February, 1SS2-
copy.-Attest. r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. VI. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Greer & Adams, Soils for comppnts. sat
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody HOIeI-C. &. Galloway 4 Co.,
PrOprietors.

This hotel is furnished with steam passenger
elevator electric bells and hTst-csss in every de
partment Table board So per month.
J L Lea, Fulton, Tenn NJ Meriwether Guthrie
L Wright Tenn DIV Armstead Ky
Gen L Polk Maury co D W VeTzey, Chicago
S II Cardwen Helena Col J Homer, Helena
II Pennington, Cairo Highlander n
] NJ Killough, Ark Chas Bernheim, Y
c Huntington, y Robt Meek, Ky
II Huntington \ W W Hayden. Y
E Golfer y \ q Mathis Miss
G L Harrison, L $ Eng Col Tom W Pierce Mass
E II Pardue, 5 Spofford Mass
J II Hamblet, MssOn's Meriwether, Guthrie
NJ Leiudheim, Edwards ThOs Price st Louis
Loeb, Paducab, Ky G p Clifford, Milwaukee
Ct Brewstein, n \ g L Blackwell Tenn
J II Lauderdale, Tenn B Lake, Grenada
c r Ross, Ala Geo Skene, Louisville
ChHs Lavett, Cleveland.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mozart Concert.

Last night large audience was present at
the concert for the benefit of the food suffer
ers. The concert fully answered the purpose
for which it given. The event OF the
evening was the singing Of Miss Fuchs,
daughter of Mr.. Victor Fnchs. She certainly
created a furore, and many pronounced her
quartette recently orgaized delighted the
audience. The other participants acquitted
fhemsalres nnnst hanhsnmnlv.
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French Steam Dye-Works.
How Women Learn.

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis RiegePs, 5S4 Jefferson street
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TELEPHONE orders for paper-hangiDg and
painting to Hook & LaGriIl.
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An EFFECTIVE. CERTAIN AND sIAIPLL MEANS OF
Destroying Bed Bugs, Cockroaches, Ants,
Moths and Parasites of all kinds.

Moths and Parasites OF all kinds
The apparatus for generating the steam is
an ordinary nursery lamp holding half pint
of the Medicated Fluid, with a tube at the
top to direct the Medicated Steam upon any
point infested with insects. II is heated with
a small spirit lamp beneath the boiler. For
Dwellings, Hotels, Steam Ships, Restaurants
&c, nothing ever discovered equals this ap-
pliance. II is harmless to human life; is in
expensive and simple in its use. While a
most potent means for destroying Vermin
il is the best disinfectant known and may be
most effectually used to prevent the spread
of contagious diseases, such as Yellow Fever,
Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, Diptheria,
Small Pox, &c. One trial is the best proof
of the great advantages of this over all other
appliances. For sale by Druggists and Gen
eral Dealers.
J.C. SPENCER, Proprietor,
532 Washington St., N. z.
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saturday. stareh =, Isse.

Tenn proceed 70 sell 70 the highest bidder. for
caEn. the following descr bed Land. viz: a lot o.
the sou heaEf corner Of lot known - lot No. 3
iIb.uy-twoB Of the Kerr tract. Eaid lot being
west 10y the HeruaucO road on the north by The
land Of George T Barnes, trustee and on the
south By what is known a PersDn's avenue; and
fer more particular description Of said lot refer
enoe Is had 70 the deed Of George T. Barnes trustee
Of date 3O-h Of JsuuzrF. 1880 together with al
and singular the pfOTel ITS and Embellishments
thereon OF in anywise sppertzintDg- Alright OF
equffy Of REDEEM ptiOn j. waived by the Terms Of
the trust deed. The title IL believed 20 be good
but sell and convey only ss trustee
q. " MILLER, Trustee.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

IoOOMS AND BOARDING. rooms with south
CG ern exposure, at ~ Court street
II1RONr Nicely Furnished Rooms with southern
II exposure, to gentlemen only, at 50 Monroe It.
NICE ROOMS AND BoARD1 7oe c,,,.,.,o.
QUITE OF FRONT ROOMS-Southern exposure
= with board a ~ Madison street.
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FOE RENT.

1.-TWO OFFICE ROOMS-Renovated FEIGE &
L PETERSON. corner Jefferson and Main streets.
pOOMS-Furuished or unfinished, without
i 1 board also, nice apartments for housekeeping.
pleasant location. large yard, at lOl Jefferson St
LNUREIsHED RCOMS-Cheap, TO gentlemen, at
u Il6 Court street MRS. G. F. FREEMAN.
DR- WRIGHT'S NICE HOUSE-And eight acres,
IL a. Bartlett; wei set in fruit, vegetables. etc
cheap W. \. WuEATLEH, 81 Main street
DOoMs-Fiye nice unfinished roOp1G.
IL Inquire at % Market street.
UNURNIsHED FRONT ROOMS.
II Al 20 Linden Street.
DLANTA1ION-Fiftee miles above Memphis
i good improvements
STOREROOM-No. SU7 Main e., Pea body Hotel.
POWER HALL Exposition Building.
STOREROON-No 3S4 Main street. Apply to
r. B. SNOWDEN or J. l. GooDLOE,
No. 80 Madison street,
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42d
In the city OF Louisville. on
RRUnAV RICH RI I&&2

fhADA SA- 1882
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As
sembly Of Kentucky.
The United states Circuit Court on March s1st
rendered the following decisions:
Isf-Thaf the Commonwealth Dfstrfbu
ton Company fs legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair
NB-THE COMPANY HAS no W Oh HASD
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR THE
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GastOn's HOTEL. CASTOR, Proprietor
W. IL. Bingham. ManaKer.
New Hotel Ciareudon-A.J J. Kerr, Pro.
pEIelOr. l.. ID. u Uni. ManageE.

Corner Madison and Second streets 81 and 81 50
per day. Meals, 30 cents Table board, SIS per
month. Passenger Elevator and Electric Bells.
NJ NJ Yackley, Nashville Mrs Patton, Little Rock
A Irwin. Fort Smith Ben RRugh Ind
Henry Edwards, Ind II Haines, Tenn
W Brash * W, Miss John hTaush, Miss
J NJ Rundols Ark z Freeman Ark
J G RoseboTough, Miss Vim Cooper, Nashville
W H Dunn. Ala & Catelton, Ala
II Dunken, Tenn Howard, Tenn
Miss Palmer, Tenn c Conncrs. TENN
II D Johnston, Ark Morgan. Gala
J Fl jenkins, La E Armsted, Ark
John Thompson, Ark ID Roberts & W, Ala
ID Mitchell, Ind VI Harring, Ky
II N Pinkard. Ph1la NJ Bull Cleveland
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate,

No. 426, r DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tenuessee-James Davis. Sr, Admins
traitor OF Larry Davis, deceased, vs. James Davis,
Jr .etel-
DY virtue OF decree for sale entered in this
ID eauSe, the 2i.h of February. 1882. will
sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, in
front OF the courthouse door, on Main street,
Memphis. Tennessee, on
Saturday, March Is, 1852,
within legal hours, the following described real
estate, to-wit: An undivided one-haH interest in
The following tract OF land lying in Shelby county,
Tennessee, tse waters OF Hatchie river, con-
tanning two hundred and hfty-eight and one-hElf
ESQ acres some i've miles north of lhe CT y Of
Memphis, bounded as follows: On the north by
Bridgevater's land and that of Mrs Grove; on the
east by Dr. Priors; on the south by sim AsrshE s,
and on the west by the Rice tract
Terms Sale-Cssh. This February "a, l562
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
Myers Sneed, Soils for eemPlnts sat
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.------s--..--<44 l51O
Half Tickets, 81.
1876 PriIsz--'s-..'s.''
whole Tickets, 81
.f- TICKETS "a

whole Tickets "a HaIfTfeke1s, 81.
"a Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, $780,
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter or send by
Kxpress- DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or POsTOFFICE ORDER Orders Of $ aud up
ward, by Express, can be sent al our expense
Address all orders TO z NJ BOARDAAS Courier,
Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky, or r N
BOA RDAAE. 300 Broadway. New YORK. No. 6
West Court a. Memphis, Tenn.
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ANDERSON. s. G., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER o. 1889
'HE BEST FALL AND WINTER BARGAINS
IN the City only to be had as Usual at the
LEDGED LEADER
VI Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.
Hats. Notions, Etc Etc.
a. LESSER, PARIS STORE.

N ,.v few
Of
Ny IMMENSE
are
are
Nv
IN Euop
buyer,
uC
"' nl'E AE 4 CHANCE ASSERTION ~ F" s'e
or rtahm
cesconet
es Nar your torts Gloves Hoop to
~ he' nf'e' ana "Sh 10 ouy AL outfit A.
ee A Lesser
tanea !! in
Sc nds
you com ito see A Lesser
ht;ruisa
~ 'i'>- its,cr
come 10 occ A.
t.cDnlct 10 a
ONE o A Lesser.
t Al
lar cumetn A
ONE see A Lesser
STORE OF which
AEp LOW, andc
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/ BEAUTRFUL HORSE !!

5UGGiEs t-Asy ffee:>=e= :=.-...ts..s =..ts..ss good
! vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEPHENS. whose long experience ems
erp Buggiss Of lover psioes Than any one.
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'' n' h'oHE. COLUMBUS wAnDLAw.
MOORE 81 W:AftDLAw.
attorneys atlaw and Real Estate Agents.
q trends and thu public generally arc
~ requested Ia remember that rnv jc,,nI
business ipfruslcd Ia our charge viii re.
ceiye our prompt aud careful attention..
>, We are also engaged in lhc Real Estate
bnsiness. We buy ur sell land, or riye
any information in reference tn la,d that
nius oe Desired. Persons having Real Es-
tate to sell, will find it To their interest r.
consult us. ms We will sell for them. If de-
SiTeu We will also purchase Real Estate
Ior any person wishing purchase III five
per cent. rommission-laryc lraiI.ac,ions
subject to special agreement.
All business. of whatever kind. instrust-
ea I" orr care will receive 0w special attcn-
tiuu.
MOORE 4 WARDLAW.
Nov 80, 1889 ~
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" WE'LL, NEIGHBOR,

It is getting pretty Gold"
s 'ES. and | must 70 to Towers &
BLANKETS. for they have tho hest I ever
saw
Every word true, aud if you don't be-
lieve it call aud see for yourself.
Blhnkels from g. - 10 $l6 90 u pair, and
don forget good LAP RORE.
\. B. TOWERS 4 co.
Dee :. lSS2 9l"
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FOR WINTER.

N.Y. iail TO get your BOOTS and
We keep tile celebrated Bay State Roots
and Shoes, every pair warranted.
A. B. TOWERS & co.
Dec 7, 1882 2l
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Read this Carefully.

TO all who Owe US we mist url,u upon
them To settle ul'. We have advanced Won
during tie year To make your crops, and
NOW WE NEED OUR MONEY. Paw
day is at hand, and We must nsk our friends
to bring in their Cotton, and VIC will guar.
nntce you tirstclnss price. !, is not right
to hold your Cotton and leave us TO W ait
on you expecting the price to go higher.
Settle up your accounts, mud lhun hold as
long as you please. This is business, owe
no man anything
We would stat" that VIC have O full line
Of Groceries New Crop n. %. Molassey,
G 1ffers Sugars, &c.
Also n full line OF Dry Goods, Hats,
Hardware, shoes, aud everything kept in
the General Merchandise lite
We keep nothing but the best quality OF,
Shoes-sultd hottom no paper seles which
We vii! sell low for cacIs
Drop in to see us when you come to
town.
Respectfully,
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w. VI. JONES. 4. G. SrRlrKLASp.
DENTISTRY.
WE hnve removed our Office TO tho
,NN centennial Building. ovor J. Il.
Clark & Co. - Store, where we nrc nrcn,ye,, 10
execute all work in our line at short notice.
We are prepared To
Extract Teeth without Pain.
All charges reasonable.
iarties indebted To us, ar either Of us, for
dentistry will please hear in mind that the
tt1nc hns come for d settlement. We need
m"ncy. and hope those who owe us win
pay without further trouble
Respectfully,
:, JONES K STRICKLAND.
SoN SO. 1892 90 q
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Carolina Collegiate Institute

YtHIs SCHOOL will open again JAN.
Il 8, 1888. - .
RATES OF TUIrIos, PER TERN or Tnrn-,
TEEN WEKKs.-$6.00r $500. $1,000 Sl2.Oo,
according to studies pursued. Contingent
promptly at enssaeasns sSsn! ss eSa1Sss fsSaissa
begin the day the pupil enters SCHOOL and
end With the tesiiss n oas ctitn beinis Undo
Tor ioss OF time, except In cases Of ,protract-
,, Boarl In the city csn bc hpi at reasona.
For further information, apply To
W. J. I-lGON, PRINCIPAL.
=, B.-Those ii. arrears for tuition MUST
pay up.
peo q, tsa2 A., 80
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JUST RECEIVED
FOR HOLIDAY TRADE

large stock of Goods on Memo
rHndum, consisting Of
d MUTE variety of Silver and Nickel
W Watches. both key and Stem wind
ing. Also, Boys Watches.
-, Ladies Solid Gold Guard and Opera
chains Also, IN heavy Roll Plate.
Ladies' aud Childrens' Gold Neck Chains.
Also, In heavy Roll Plate
Collar and Sleeve Buttons. gold plated
and pearl.
DIAMOND
And Plain Gold Engagement Rings. Cam.
60, Amethyst and other Fancy Rings, in
large variety. Pins. Ear Drops, Studs,
Bracelets, Charms, Cravat Pins, Ear Hoops,
!.ocketH and Ladies' Gold Pearl Handle
Pens. &c.
The manufacturers have instructed me to
return al goods | sell that does not give
sat:s!action. Hence you run no risk in
buying anything from me.
Sole .E=E: SO: KINGS Justly celebrated
Patent hpertacles.
J. A. DANIELS.
Sept rs, 1882 ii
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+ The American Sewing Machine 10 still up
with the times. Come In and See the new
ments-iicht running and noiseless. A
iart,a lot arriving At O. a.. Reec'o. Agent.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having demands against
The E-state"f W. Z. Armstrong, dec, urn
hereby notified to present them, properly az
tested TO The nndcrs ignrd within The time
ps"scthet ~ law, and those indebted to
make payment Immediately
A. G. STRICKLAND. A,iu'r.
Dec II. lSS2 ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

The cattle sale OF Messrs. Waddy &
Bullard, Of Shelby county. took place
in this city Last Wednesday, as adver.
tised. Below is the list OF tho sales
made - :
/ Granger Princess, red, with white
four years old, TO DIR. J.D. Clardy,
Newstead, for. $50. zs.~mu~~n..s
Duke OF Wcehawkcn, red bull ca If,
u month old. 40 Ned Campbell, Hop
kiusyiIle, ior$55.
Garfield, red, bulbs months old,
TO N. n. Graves, Trenton, $40.
Ruth Romcr, red aud white, 20
mouths oli soDr. J.D. Clardy, New.
stead, $s5. r.,
Cassel Crown. red and white bull !;
IS months old, toJ. L. Brame. BEN
nettsiown .S45. .*s9iss sds
Exodus. red bull, Is months old, to
w. T. Buckner. Longview, $50.
Kettle Reed. red heIfer.s months
old. 10 J.F. Garnsts, Longyeiw, SOL.
Mcdowell Duke, red bull Is months
old, 70 Thos. Wallace, Garrcttsburg,
| t57.
Magnolia Duke, red aud white, l
year old, 10 Summers &Willis, Long
view $40.
Lillian Lyen, red COW, 81 months
old, toJ. q. Willis, Longview, 1853.
Nancy Dawson, ll,h. roam COW, 4
years old, TO G. y. Jarrett, Hopkins
willie, $I45.
/ Lyndale Prince. red and white, z
months old, to Austin Peay. Garretts-
burg, ST. x~r @
Daisy EImhurst, red with star in
forehead, 10 months old, to c. F. JAR
rett lIopkinsvillo, sl72jS.
lawson Belle, roam, 4 years old, to
D. s. Campbell, Hopkinsvillc, $62.
Meadow Lark, red aud white Is
months old, to GaInes&Ilill, Mont
gomery, $3.50.
vandal End. red, 26 months old,
Ito DR.. J. d. Clardy Newstead, s96
Pomona's Pride. red and white, %
months old, to BEN Moore. Nowstead,
| 500, n
Afuskegan red bull u nonths old
-, +, Garnett, Longview, $40.
Marschall, red bull, year old, TO Il.
II. Foard, beverly, $57%.
Ruby Duke, red bull. 10 months old
to s. G. Buckper, $57ls.,
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M'cAMY, BONTE &CO.

Great SLAUGHTER OF
goods at THE Old Relia-
6le' this week. Best
Linen larcns 10 2-3 cts.
reduced from 25. Best
Pacific la,Ovs I2 cts. re-
from Is. Cheap
l0,0ns z cts. reduced
from 10 Best brand
LIGHT calico 6 1-2 re-
duced from z I-2. Best
brand shifting calico
6 IN reduced from z IL
Cottonode of all kinds
1ciU be closed out at
prime cost rGneing in
price from 10 to go cts.
MI other goods giue same
proposition.
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DlED, on the OH Of July, 1882, In
Christsih county Ky. near CARROTS,
burg, Of tho residence of James 4,
Riyes, Jr., Charles Shacklcford Rives,
son q ganes'i. and 0,ey Riyes. a
DikD, at the same place, enthe 18TH
OF July. Mrs. Laura Oiey Riyes, wife
Of JAS, 7. Riyes and daughter OF DR.
Charles Shackletord, Of this city.
DIED, at the same place. on the 10Th
ofJuly, James Waiter Rive, sou- Of
Jas. T.and Laura 0tey Rives. & y z
It is said that misfortunes never
come singly, but Ills seldom that
we see,exeept In times OF spiden,ics
3 family swept away BY The hand Of
death ina few short days. Ii q home
where there were FIVE in the family
circle, thres wore taken away IN tho
space OF ton days. The husband and
a little daughter only remain and
may IIeayen s,is,ain4 them In their
hour oftripIe bereavement.
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South Kentuokian.
HorKINsylLLR, EUa. /, 1882

/ sss-Our subscription rates wetS
reduced Oct. Is, 1881, 10 $i.5O strictly
cash ~ advaace.' All unpaid sub
scriptions, beginning prior to that
date, will BIO charged at old rates till
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except for cash In advance, and
all papers will be stopped when out,
unless promptly renewed.
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.,,.. h.,onn,ng n ono 81 IN
!. So a. NJ 4, ,mra,h csvs
avc.,ss,or rorsv was Iost A. (,avs
,S,v nn, owing 70 he kindness Of
Mr. nraay' me sagco0e agent Al ,ba,
no;se n ~ macaS nm and rscoyered
~ v:e., q TTty1IW u
ln another column appears 'h'
prospectus Of the Arka'sqic 1rqrets'
the new humorous paper erecentI!
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Our entire stock OF
spring and sUnsmer'
clothing ,oiU be sold at
PRIME COST
topsoke roonpfor our inn
mense fall stock wbich
lcilJ arviue about Sept,
1st. EUery one wishing
"a good suit of clothing
very lou can get 1t at
3the Old Reliable"
NJ FrankeJ q Sons.
I Ihave a large lot of
Country Bacon, Sides
and Hams, the best I
ever saw, cured by
Van M. and Jno., M.
fDulin.
M. w. GRISSAM.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

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went on tho excursion TO the caye
and spen! night or two in camp
with our boys, gladdened the heart
We ,oop -, :. ,s,a 5,ry"s .o,s;.s;u vas"'.
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