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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18
ROOMS AND BOARD
For SALE.

= ofT-Central building lot z5xl4sH feet, on
I.OTTAGF-On lot 6SlSx150 feet, southeasI COL
nsT Of carolina and Ninth streets, near MAln
street Will be sold part cash, oanance IN InohAi-
INA Tments OF 40 per month. For price see
H L. GUION, Agent. ~ Maolson street.
TATCH-A fine Independent second hy-back
Nv gold watch, at jet Palace-
a WFII-ESTA BLISHED and pa
"A in millinery and dressmaking Located GEO
trally. Terms cash. Address LOT particulars y.
Appeal Office
RSTORY BRICK HOUsE-Hernaado road be
n vond Selma K r. MRS. DIR. W. ID. HALL.
NCRAPERS-A frstclass lot OF railroad or leVee
- scrapers doubletrees, plOws ana harness com
slete cheap. No. 81 Monroe street
n RTCK-BeSt IN the market. Brickyard, see on
Il suees NneA9F JOHN CUBBINS.
nURI,A 4S-F0r wrapping COTTON samples ane
for elothieTs use, ior sale IN W sun
- - s. KATZENBERGER'S SONS, f
II Madison street.
TT7wo no USES AND LoTs-'on Walkers ave n :, e
froutiug ON street railroad, VIII be sou ~
1920 each One-fourth cash. balasSS ~ tnIee
coal annual payments, with six per cent pe. an
mum. II. L. 60IOS, . Ma9 ls.. -. =
100000 shs s,s1 4sRistles rc dheSP Al
SIesS. C. E. BARBOUR & CO.. Memphis
No FERRY BOAT-li2 feet long, IS feet
A beam will carry sixteen two-horse WAGONS
Price 5000 For information address
W. A. CsDE, LeavenWortn. Kansas.
NSE HORSR-Harpess, Milk Wagon and iouf
~ cans Address W., care OF Appeal
VHOICE RESIDENCE LOTION Cyhthia street
J between Linden aud ance; very si;
W. A. WHEATLEN. e IMsln.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18
Under THE WILDCAT SYSTEM

no man could 90 even TO different parts OF
his own State without shaving his notes.
Row a man did not even ask whether his
money was good or not. He knew it was
Radical money, and would not be questioned;
The Democrats wanted 10 destroy this sacred
system. He wanted no laboriEg man TO vote
for a party that wished 10 interfere with The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18

The bed coutrived adoubie debt to psy--
A bed by night, chest Of drawers by day
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18

Call and examine the patent folding bed, at
AMEs, BEATT1E & CO., 1868 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Money Bags.


Lamb and Shannon will produce their
new comedy Money Bags tonight. This
comedy was written by Mr.. J. w. Shannon,
author of Champagne and Oysters, Bouquets
and Bombshells, Golden Game, At Last Dol
lars, etc. Money Bags is very highly spoken
of by the press. New York, Pnila ielphia,
Brooklyn and other cities have testified to
the excellence OF this comedy. Lamb and
Shannon are two of the best comedians upon
the stage, and have with them company OF
well.known people, among whom Is Miss
Jennie Weathersby, who will be remem bered
az the 'fairy" in Hobbies. The following is
the cast of characters;
Toby Pennywinkle young Money Bags. Ed Lamb
Gideon Webb (Old Money Bags)...;;.J. W. Shame 4
Capt. Rackett.....-.. tlai -
Reginald Buchanan, a poet..::. ALBERT IavernIer
Old Pennywinkle. henry '. D 0lIy
Jack Bum Dle..--.-.--- ...-lSha ~ -! 4S
Jeemes Henry, servant. .-.-....:..u MOI
Barbara Howser. MISS Jennie
Annie Webb..-......... MISE Lizzie
Mrs. Webb, her mother. .... AIS' a Dummy.
Kate Bloomsbury MISS lua y. 1aNeII.ei
Jenny the cook Miss Bantline
CHARACTERS IN THE PLAY SCENE.
The Moorish Prince ............. Toby Pennywinkle
Don Almedo- hachet
Herald. Gems nenI.
The Princess Ey1ra -.....'.. IiV V,sli
The Princess Isabella. annie Wepl
Princess
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

Incorporated in 1865 for twenty-five years oy the
soses-with q capital of 81 900 0o0-to which re
serve fund Of $4,000 has since been aodeo
8y an Overwhelming popular vote its francnise
was made q part Of the present State Oonsutnnon
adopted December 2, A-D. 1879
The only Lottery eUer voted on and iRo0Tscd " "
II Never scales or PostpOnes.
ITS Grand STRAIGHTFORWARD DraWfnSs
take plaee monthly.
AsFLEED Did OPPORTUNITY I'D vi
APORTUNE. ELEVENTH Grand DkA = % %
CTlSS r. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, No
VENEER IA, ISS2-I50fh monthly DnsMlae
Look az the following scheme, 9noef 'n'
exclusive supervision and management OF
Ger q n REAUREGARD. 81 La anu
Gen. JUBAL 4. EARLY, OF Va,
VINO manage all the drawings Of this CON pay
sa,I nPDTSARY aud SEMI ANSUAL, and attes
the eorrectness OF the published Ofncial Lists
GAPITAL PRIZE, $75.OOO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18

For boots and shoes made 10 order go 10
Voegeli & Co.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

last week nrovea % Ia ,h., Of Ella
Graves, a servant s,rl ia wears old,
.-ho nrahahlv s,;,;dad
4 ,onch ..msd R;,.h;s saw ,hres
man nm .nn !, ! n.ss;nC oar IA u.
,n.r,;n., 60 - n;el Al. n,;,,dis
man >, f;re,l and k;lIsd hraLamsn
nsmsa I n carson
Of r {; Raeland was shat ,hrugh
The head Inv Villa Van Mater wh;,s
sboot;ny irors at nowl;r, Cmsn
He was alive a. last accnnnts
!, 49, j., f
Inc honlsvii'e fos, says ING pas
tor OF 'he methodist church AZ Mays,
his mini, anil Tho largsr mart of his
aud;ence cot nm and went ont
=, =, :,
Nm ". irwin' o clerk In Inc u
Y ~. rai a.sa once IN hou,sv'l'e
arew Sio'oou n'tne Louisiana lottery
last Week. ne heiu one nun OF ,ae
eapitai prize ticket. ne Is married
AT a family reunion IN Henderson
county nve generations were repre-
seh'ed. Inc reunion was az the res
loence OF S:ai, .. NJ. stone, ana ms
aunt ms cniiaren' granu-chiluren ana
great grand children were present.
A fight took place on atrain near
Russcllville between Jones, the con
ductor, anil Elliott. a lpnatic. Elliott
attacked ana stabbed JONES' VINO shot
a. MN several times one oaii Striking
ms arm oreaking IL. Eiilott was u
naily secured, ,ies
Eight members Of the Maybery
Pullman and Hamilton circus, inclui-
ing ,be proprietor, were arrested at
Chattanooga, Tenn for swindling a
Somerset farmer out Of $4,000. lie
and a detective followed them and
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

sOnE-A-HAl---A pretty brunette,
who scored her early trinmphs ~ San
Francisco, appeared at q New York
theatre recently and made bit
When she was called before the cur
tain the actress expressed her delight
at the warmth Of her reception, and
declared that she, felt as much st home
ss II she were in her dear old theatre
in Ssn Francisco, "Indeed. she
said, ut seems to me Is II / had on
foot in San Ffancisco and one IN New
York" Wherenpon q fellow in thu
gallery shouted in = stentorian voice
"Giye me ticket for Omaha" Tn
audience screamed with laughter
though the point where the joke come
in is not visible ~ the naked eye
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
The River and uarbor hin u

The River and Harbor Bill making
appropriation for the construction,
repair aud preservation Of certain
works on rivers and harbors, and for
other purposes, was vetoed by the
President last Wednesday. The Bill
passed both Houses originally by al
most two-thirds and it was promptly
passed over the Presidents veto by 3
stAl.larger vote. 1t had its objection
able features but many necessary ap-
preparations were Included in the
bill. 1t provided for improving the
Kentucky and other rivers in this
State. The bill was not partisan
measure, but YVES warmly ADVOCATED
by more than iwo-thirds OF boill
Houses irrespective Of politics.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08


Tho following is LIST of The news
papers published in the Second Dis
trict: South Eentackian, Nesr Era
and -News, IIopkinssiIle; Times,
Madisonville; Poairog, Dixon; Sun.
beam, Sebree; Democrat, Hawesviile
Progress, Calhoon; Local. Union
town; Ncics, Sentinel and Reporter
Henderson,; Messenger and Post,
Owensboro. Of these--fourteen ia
all--all except the four last named IA
vor McKenzie's reelection to Con-
gress. 1t is now announced that Hon
Cromwell Adair, of Union, vii
not be a candidate and the indications
now are thar Mr.. Mckenzie will carry
every county in the district excep
Henderson and .Daviess and he viii
have strong following in thos,
counties.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

Jno. B. Gaines has decided 10 aban-
don his idea Of trying TO start news.
paper in Louisville, and will start the
Park City Tri- Weekly Times in Bow
ling Green the latter part Of this
month. It viii be published Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays and
will contain the Geographic dispatch
es. Mr.. Games has done a wise thing
In leaving Louisville.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
Said a teacher % a class in compo.

Said teacher 70 class in compo.
sition: MAKE rbyming couplet
including the words nose, toes, corn,
kettle, ear. two and boil" There
was silence Tor little while, and then
a little boy held.up hrs hand 10 token
Of success. "Iiead the couplet,' SAID
the teacher, and The boy read:
"a boil IN The kettles worm twgop your Doee
And q corpon the car IL worth two ~ sou
tyesp
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
EA1a gzFE

4 ealsrsi s<zvszs siTrI 5sH DIAL N
Louisville.
Bob Ingersoll VII lecture It Lex
iugton Aug. IA.
Mason Hord, col. wa, killed BY
the cars at Georgetown.
The Caseyville Courier will sus-
pend publication Aug.9.
John Stelmachowski was rowned,
name and all, at.Louisvillc.
Grab Orchard Springs will be sold
to the highest bidder Aug. 10.
Wm. Hanson was killed By falling
down an elevator way 10 Louisville.
The corner stose ef he Blue Lick
Monpalest will w laid August 10Th.
Win. Carter killed Jao. Weber
IN Owen eeunty, ossrs gene ofesrds.
Seven deaths were caused 10 Cos.
ington by the festive 10Y pistols, July
the 4th.
u. L. Hendricks, Of St. Louis, has
taken charge Of the Belmont Hotel al
Madisonyille.
Ike Wilson, desperate. was shot
and killed at Bardstown, by Chas
Miller, col. 44H
Eleven Of Barnes converted con.
yicts have Joined the Episcopals church
at Frankfort.
Zollicoffer Fible, aged II, was IA,
tally injured while moving saw-loys
in Owen county.
Danville and Harrodsburg held sue
cessiul meetings Of their lair associa
tons Aug. /.
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter has been re
nominated as Post mistress ut Russell
willie, for the third term. aid
The Commercial gets up better
State News column than any Of th'
Louisville Dailies ~
In a shooting ARRAY In Harrison
county, John Ashburg shot Dan Cru
ellie, noted desperate. -s ss
Han and Miller had shooting af
fray in MeniIee county, which result
ed in the death Of Miller.
A negro boy named Tom Adams
fatally stabbed white boy name
/ Henry Austin, at Versailles. 7is
| New post Offices were establishes
last week at Foy. Graves county
Frew, johnson county and Tug, Pix
county.
| w. Y. Allen and Jnbal Vincent
two Muhlcnberg county citizens. ha,,
% children each, according to TIL
Echo.
EVERY BODY and their friends"
tile way the Courier journal Common
wealth man butchers the kings En-
; gIish.
i There are 1903 acres in the town lin
its Of Grcenyille. There are IL
white and 50 colored voters in til
town limits.
hrs. Jesse Taylor was killed b
the accidental discharge Of pist.
she was taking from a bureau drawe
in Madison county.
| Glasgow has organized militar
company which bas been Dsme
"Iewis Guards. . in honor Of Judg
Joe. H. Lewis. Chief Justice Of Ky.
j The body Of the unknown womsi
taken FROM the river at Owensbsr
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

The Mclean county Progress has
this TO say about McKenzio's pros
poets in Union county;
While in Union county last week
we made 1t point to find as best we
could, the feeling of the people for
Congress. We were soon convinced
Of the fact that Union would go al
most solid for Mckenzie. He will
carry the county BY a larger majority
than ever before. Mr.. Adair will not
be candidate with Clay on the track.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

A boy asked the other day, "How
big was Alexandria. pa. before The
British shot Il all 20 tinndeTstioBg"
His pa told hin that il was not The
size that made It great. bat Tie whiS'
Ky twas il ago. Richmond Regis'
Ter.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

The Sonih Carolina Democrats
have nominated Hugh II. Thompson
for Governor and Jno. 9. Shepard for
Lieutenant. Governor. Col. Thomp-
son is the present Superintendent Of
Edurai!on and Mr.. Shepard was
Speaker OF The last House. Both
were nominated on the frat ballot.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

The Indiana Democrats met in con
vention last week and nominated the
following strong ticket:
w. X. Meyers. for Secretary Of State;
Jos. H. Rice, Auditor; Jno, j, Cooper,
Treasurer; Francis T. Ford. Attorney
General. Jno. w. Holcomb. Supt. Of
Public Instruction; and s. P. Sher.
win, clerk Of the Supreme court.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

The nomination OF Mai. s. r.
Crumbaugh, of this city, to be Collec-
tor of the Internal Revenue for this
district, was confirmed by the Senate
last Thursday. His office will be in
Owensboro though his family will
continue To reside here.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

The Nashville American has again
passed into the hands of the ultra.
State Credit or boiling wing of the
Democratic party in Tennessee and
as their organ will be edited by Mr.
G. II. Baskeite, an able and scholarly
writer
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

The remaining 450 conyicts In the
pcnitentiary have been hired out to
work OH the railroads and the prison
isnow empty. This is rather Pc
culiar state OF affairs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
GENERAL NEWS

IT.. s.,..,;. LII. :. , .co
NC As'ah''e cao'e - low "i'
tn. Nj. So. p. -. , g..
IT, - ~
A
r.. -;s- 80 - A''s'- - eoa''
~ :
Cias Csis was k1llist N n saw mIii
- A's' 11'i' -i'A
Ms BsffF .Aliinsnn disl in Hiln
cark eaunt,ys hnL asssL InlL
liza MEHr waa siil=f by a 6uiisrI
szpIsinu az CArmnzsiils, III
W7Is.u N,.s-su,e,t E;ll~f his with
n hscanAia cnnnfE An
There M sgz74 uawsunusry ,mf
peri5..IIi5caIs uub Iishe.E in the N,,rbE.
Cato Gilman, cuI, kilHsI two men
with arazur ut Martins Ferry. o.
;,.,.,.,- ..,n,s -. .-1a -.
-. = j. u a,.ss :. ." ~. 1s ~ ~. San
Of $500.
80 -, ~
h;, Is'E Z. v 'u;., n1Is w NJ saas anu
a a",s,, y p Z sas 'Ao' Mem ~ Aea'-
M, !. ....,..,,.,,...
w. INV IL Z !. Pio ,.I y 4, o. oe's
- '.;a;. wss p''No"eu " 'ae P'sSe''
=. "'"''''a''on' e =
mySon iiuv :',.', n's",an, an' INV, Two
Hanp' , WIZ n'',ea ~ = Tram 0o'''s'
~" ~ poo''so', ~
Jno. Church Hamilton, son OIL
n.enan , ~, 'aam, , Va a no ~ Long
D'an'" '''s "esA' 'soa ~ years
Speaker Keller has been rc.nomina
ted Tor Congress, in the Springfield
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

SOLDIERS :, ,s . s.s''. 4 p,s Y; yss s,ss
saast1 W military syrywe .ese estltief "
PgsgOp, Willows, p,jnvr children, deDeHd
eBt b3otileYs ~ fstiieys " seiiiers HllDdie5
from tprs1l.cts N Mr. se,yjfsgse alse ~.
4, ss 1gs',s s,.ss,s s,s ~ .,,t's n
lbfiafef W Nfjfftn efe1iys, ~ MY 49, w
silCse1 Dfr DAt jlttlk e>e,f espsprf fHs-
Dtsie fBsfra,ii,D WIN, references sept e,fsV,
iilrsslsp, fttfs 4 Urn ~ kfte, 1ttDfbsss-
zt.fsess-ig, ~ " sshlDxton,Ds v.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

The Texas Democrats have nomi.
mated Hon. John ireland, Of Sequin.
for Governor. He is native of
rariin county, XIV and one OF the
ablsst lawyers in Texas.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

Alric Wilson. aged %, sided from
hsystack at Slnacie, Ind aud
aligIied on piichfork. which entered
his body, causing death after terrible
agony.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

Mcdaniel 100 Boone. -. 50
Watt :lOl Lung. ........ 81
Armstrong. :. 80
Kelly ...... 81 Courtney -. AS
MT. VERNON partial
Long y. ..3l Winfree 4. 100
Breathitt. ). .,4S Barrow -. ia
Brown ...... 81 Campbell !. l05
Mcdaniel. -. 46 Boone. Iii
Watt. .....29 Long. 49,. ll9
U. $. no. 2, tNewstead.)
Long. ..ll9 Winfree. =. los
Scbree. -. -. 1876
Breathitt. =. .l49 Barrow -. Oh
Brown, :. ). +. lac Campbell -. .S2
Mcdaniel. :. l3S Boone. -. :. 80
Watt. 49,. .l35 Long,. =. .97
Armstrong. -. 1876
Kelly. 1919. 1873 Courtney =. 81
BARRIERS MILL.
Henry As; Jacob 81; Bowden Al.
Long. $3.50. 40 Winsree. ....... IA
Sebree .....69,
Breathitt. ). 60 Barrow !. ..... As
Brown. -. \. 60 Campbell ~. 40
Mcdaniel. IA Boone ........ l0l
Watt 81 Long -. Sc
Armstrong .53
Kelly.....l. 81 Courtney ...... 40
1t was impossible to get the exact
figures in tho other precincts, as the
4 = i. 81
officers Of the polls failed to take a
statement of the vote before the
books were sealed.
The following are the majorities in
1.-The precincts reported:
Winfree in l3 precincts. !. 6I2
Sebree in l3no opposition. l76S
Breathiltin 49,. ........... TIA
Brown in II. 6I6
Mcdaniel in ~. 500
A D Long In l3..-............l5 S
Armstrong in 10 no opposition. lS42
Kelly in o.. 5l2
Henry over Jacob in S......,... SS7
Bowden In 8..........,. liza
This leaves Lafayette No. I, Balm
bridge, Fruit Hill, Union School
House No. l, Wilson's, Scates' Mil,
Garrettsburg and Fairyiew No, ! and
No. 2 yet 10 hear from. The follow
ing estimated majorities in those dis
tricts, most ofwhich are Democratic,
will not be far from correct: Win
free 625; A. B. Long, 400. Winiree's
majority in the county will be over
1900 and Longs will be over 500 II the
vote already received is any .indica.
ton Of how II will be in the estimated
districts. Fl.
1t Is impossible TO make acorrect
estimate IN regard to the other candi.
dates, but It il not probable that any
others OF theliepublicans are defeated,
though the majorities are all cut down
several hundred votes. Winfree
carried every precinct in the county,
as far as heard from. except one. His
victory is unprecedented in the lolit-
ical history Of the county. lie made
the race as Democrat though he was
not the nominee of the party. A. D
Long, the Democratic nominee for
Jsiirr. swept everything before him
and was elected as the regular nomi
nee aud bis victory j. \ patty victsrY.
The turnin< point has caae and !
CsrisGisn i rssiesaBest- his II gEary I
enrszA for oae day.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
A negro has been admitted 10 the
bar as practicing attorney at Clarks-
vile. Tenn.

Frank Hogon, col. resisted arrest
after shooting Bob Jackson and was
shot and Killed by policeman King
Robinson, at Leavenworth, Kan.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
SOUTH KENTUCKY COLLEGE,
Fer Young r.adies and Condolences,
HOPKINSvILLE, : KENTUCKY,

ADVANTAGES,
Il, JnsS.Ss liberal S@gs'sss ssSo " @s All NJ
@ sysass s ssSs ss Va. cssis ssss
n'eScaf Courses Ho President
rACULTY
g Cave, NJ Prot Enghh Literature, s. R. Crambaosh A. NJ
Deweese A. NJ Prof. Ancient Languages Adds Ab NJ s. Prof Nor
NAL and Commercial Dept Jas Young D. Prof Anatomy and Ply
siology no w. McPherson Prof Com Law Miss " Samncls
Instructor in Music R. ossngton Instructor Muc Susie Eamonls
B. s. Principal Preparatory Department. Lizzie Cih, Assistant Pre-
paatory Department
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

1 There are five female county Snpe. :
nteadenis Of schools in illinois.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
HARRIS REMEDY CO, .sIs.sssgs,

PaOi. iulsis iisills sikfIT
81. IA. 49, tss-E - "a sr1<.. rks sun>r
w. =. .c>.l ~ nca Nerves. ss1 Fhyr;s.i ustr.
|/<1<*{<kH ~, Pr<ssssrs kxksszzisa s,i
V&|I their many shsay ssr-s,x<s<ss.
ne nsns<y "a " h bsIrs IL t,ssl.s .ss,sA q
aAntea.efh 70 efct ssst un,s. n ssss salls 81 NJ
p.stiAs thses n.atAsh ~ ssnA y nah h plHis sr.rpsrs
pirsstisss fss tssI lsssrsrasy "a IA ~sll, 49,,
~ sssAss ~ nsas y ssis sal 'ssss "a sPpsszs
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
DEMocRArIc Axp ISnErKxDExl
HorFINsvILLE, no. I.
Henry 266; Jacob 10; Lusk. L; Bow
den 27S; For tax 40; against Sc.
BorKIsFynLE 10. 2,
couSTr

Henry 80; BowdeB 3z5; Jacob II
Lusk 2, For Tax 4S6; Agsinst lC4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

BopKISsvILLE. AUG. s. 1882
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

It was impossible to get the exact
figures in tho other precincts, as the
officers OF the polls failed to take a
statement of the vote before the
books were sealed.
The following are the majorities in
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08

LAFAYETTE, NO. 2, (BennettstowD.)
Henry IL; Jacob 2; Bowden "
For tax 100; against 36.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
PEMBROKE

Henry 40; jacob L: Bowden LEG:
For Tax 24S; Against 50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-22
Old Shlpuatos.

! Tonight, tomorrow afternoon aud to-
morrow night the Dallas public will expert
ence u rare treat IN the presentation IN our
city of Robert q Morris great comedy en-
titled "Old ShipmGtes." The popular and
renowned actor Mr. Frank MOrdaunt with
an excellent company company throughout
Will put "Old Shipmates' on our stage.
| The character of the piece and the fame of
the actor are too well known to ever
call for special commentator, but
the comedy and the actor are among
| the best now on the American stage. Nor
daunt is Incompatible i'll his line, and the
supporting company has been selected with
great care. Tney carry their own scenery
with them, and some fine scenic effects may
be anticipated, as well as fine acting aud
rare sport. The New York Herald saws
that there are in this play some OF the best
| touches OF womanhOod and manhood and
appeal directly to human sympathcs. The
! following from Celia Logan, an authoress,
art critic and actress, will tell the whole
story:
NEw YORK, June .. lSS2--DEAR Mr..
MORDAUNT | was so charmed with your
performance Of Captain Weathergage in
"Old Shipmates" that ! feel impolled to
write and tell you so. The character fits
| you admirably, and you seem the very per.
sonilication of the man the author has por-
trayed, namely, brave, frank bluff, yet as
| generous, as loving and az ten.
| der as ever the Notwithstanding
sailors often are. Yours is noble repre-
sentation Of a noble character. The play
itself is so pure that the most fastidious
mother might take her daughter to learn
lesson of duty from it, and the story is so
interesting that the most blase paygoer
would lie carried away by it. AS sat and
watched you from the front, the richness
roundneSs and amplitude of your rendition.
and the perfected dramatic excellence of
"Old Shipmates" evoked the conviction that
| in hat play were comprised the outcome of
the life, work and experience of two men
nm authors IN dramatic writing, and an ac-
| tors in acting. May odd Shipmates"
have the prolonged and boundless success
1t deserves from every point of view.
Truly yours CELIA LOGAN.
Mr.. DeYoung, proprietor and editor of
the San Francisco Chronicle, Characterzes
the above as n just tribute to odd Ship
| mates ~