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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Sabnmnfdae.
Cine iebdusliebe 5bat.-Gonifipn uns Yrane
in ciuem 2unneI.

Sint tdbdnelicbt 3bat.-Spllifipn une Srdnl
in eiuem 9unnel.
Sprinsftelb, Waii., IS. September
Gin ipeiflid gebenoet @il;us muroe beutt
uabe &odbalc burd eine quer iiber bas Sc:
leiie liesenbe Sdiene bon Der Sabu geidlleu
BERT uno Der san3e 3ug NIT ausnabme bes
Sdlafpagsous ftiir;te bon Der SabubO:
ifnng berab. 2ofcnotipfiibrer, Sei;cr Mur
Elm Srenier lpuroen idmer pcrpuuy,t, a.
letn iomeit ernittelt lit, enttamen ale Yaiia:
II : oerlest.
.3pei 2anhitreid)er tpurben furi Dor Dem
ltnfaue 81 Charlton, rabe BEN Sdaup' 'ase
Der &atafropbe, auf Dem @elsiie geieheu,
unb man perrtuthet, oab i!e bic Shiene
iiber Die Sabn legtc.i, nm ben 3ug gum @uts
9letlen 81 btinge.G.
CT. Vouis, Is. Sept.-3mei Scdti=
siige collibilten am Samitage peiflih ooll
Sirfmoo0 in einem Sunnel Der yItiiIour'
Facttc@gabn," unu rrehrere gSaggons ipur>
ben her olirt. Die Sriinn1er fingeH Seuer,
In1 ben lettsn Nadridten 5ufofge mar Der
Sranb i'm Sunnel nod I'M @anse. Sine
Scnlpfipribe pnrbe in uergangener Nadt
bon bier mad bem SdaunloBe geididt, nm
Die Slanmen Su iiberpdltigen.
(Spdter. )-llngefabr 20 8asgons, iO!u E
cine locomotive purOen our6 bas Seuer GER
lt6rt unb bic Mauern beS Sunuel8 erbeblid,
Geidldbigt. 9ie 6eparatur bes SuIne'S
ntro mehrere Gage III Iulprnd) nebmeu.-
9Gnr id,ikt Sp,f 9Srr(uff nui $50 00l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Erauriscs Sbicfia1 streicr Saub
ftMmmcr.

Stauntou, girg., IS. Sept. = 3pc.
taubfunme Snabeu, Gebriioer, Namens
pliers, nuroen beute nabe Stauntou bon eli
nem 3uge iiberfabren un5 set0Stet. Die
griioer maren iebr jung uub geraOe as Der
StQats. Sanhflrmmenanifalt entflohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Qd& aelbe Xieber .

Soiton IS. September.-D aus Gar
benas ansefommene Barte r4rtbu; 6.
g9aoe" liest mil Dem gslbeu Sieoer am
Soro bel Der bieiigeu Characterization.
3iuei Watroien uub sipei &tnber bes Capt.
Sberman erlagen auf Der 8eiie Der Seuo)e.
Die @attin oes Captains befinbet iid nod
am Boro.
Yeniacola, 6la., IS. Ssptember.-
Seute purben 81 Grtrantuugen uub elm
Sooesfau am gelbsn Sieber bier ange;eigt.
BropnSotlle Ser, 1S. Septenber.
Gin GROCER Gbeil Der Stabt fteht ieet uus
ter @aiier, unb Der TluB 1T nod INNER i'm
Stcigen. 90 meme Grfranfungen nnb elm
Sooeefau am selben Tteber ereisneten iid
beute. Su Sort 8rotpu 1T Niemanb mebr
erfranft. Sn Ratamoras unb Yoiut Siabel
idletnt bic Seude 10 5iemlif poriiber ;u
iein, unb uur wenige &ranfbeitsz ober So
oesfdlle !peroeu BON bort qemelbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Gin &pmet am bellen Gage
deSrhett.

Senper, Sol, IS. September. - Sn
geOrgetOpn unO ntral=@itp, @ol., pur1e
gegen II llbr beute Gornittag Elm sonlet
bsutlib nit bem nadten Guge bemertt.
3erlelbe mar etpa 9rab in iibDeflid)er
8idtung BON Der Come entferHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19

Tieies tpeItbsribmte qrdparnt III RE GrHnbuns cit
mes unierer bebsutenhiteu Gbsiter. 9afisbe entbds
oue rr Grseueuns bon 6leii6, Rnobtn, DIut, Bus
telnunb iort bon 9orperfrdf eriorberli6en 8ttanbs
tbeien unS ipar in elmer fir leid
neten Sprm. gou ben GngeiebenoeH AersteH uRe
9bpiioc9en III caiiebe als Der bee uno perldfgfte
GrfdB FUR muttermiicb aneridnnt une ais bas tuz
traslttite GrrdbunssmitteI fir tleine uub nnteube
9irfer, iotpte fir Srdute unb @eneienee empfpbeu
pcroen. Reuffaeeter's Seutfcbes 6ineermtbl TT
feinsspegs cine yeoisin ipnberu pie nomals betont
tperben muB, Elm Grndbrungsmttsl @egen eine5
beosutenoen Ndbrtpertbs, iopie peaen einer eittsu
9ereaulihtei, ieinsr Shmadbatieteit uue i6reueu
Qufnahme ins But 1T eds senannte anosrmebl bor7
;GgIib 9enienigen ;um @ebraudb empiobleu, bic ar
9eroamuesi. mdhe unb edraus ent'iebeneer un,urets
deueer Grndbrma. an trdgem Stoiiwe5ie an Bluts
armutb idIaiier DhIstel= urh ueder anobenbiIbuua
une aebnibem leieeu. Somit piro es beicnsers sum
@etraud fir SGu9.iuee, 8Inber IN ibueuem Bdtss
tbum icips fir ipl6e RHoer, bic Anldse ~ ioaenanns
ten ,,eDppslteu SlIesCrH' bdbeu. GnseeSeHtltt ems
pipFeu; feruer fiir Tp5pepttcr erGnie uue 8enes
ience in leeem Staoium eiplc ihr glerpenibwahe uns
GridNiie Bel iehienoer peer nldt geunaenoer gIts
tertItld if eas Stroermtbi Ter eiuSiAe 1uertdnutt
Grins eer rdiirlibeu gabrltna ees Sdugugs. Gu
glep 1T es has ferfe S6WSmittel oer aleneu geaen
Summer Grmp laiut," drpniibe Oiarrpoe une 9us
ber6pIerG
i3u baben I'm alien Gpotbefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Musffebenbe pianoma6er.

9unter's Yoint, 0.=S., 1S. Sept. -
gierbunbert anseiteute Der Steiulpap'id'l
Yianoiabrif itellteu beute bic Nrbeit ein, um
Die Gntlafiung bes SuperiutenSeutsn Suuls
ner, tpelder iebr unpopular 1T, 3u er,ptn
gen. Gs perlautet, baB bic NemsYorfer
anseffeutsu ber 6irma, ctrfa 1000 an Der
3abl, ebeufalls ausitebeu werben, TN 6aue
Gunner ntdt entlaiien tpirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Neue Mu,etgem.
Jn elmer erofen
uns entbuiIaffiid,en Seriammluns Der De-
broteu Der 10. Bdrc.

1n elmer eroeen
uns entbuiIaffiibrn Seriammluns Der Demo
traten Der 10. Bars,
ipeIfe asissrn ab;nb, ben Is. bs in Ga idb's Sars
itattionb, purhen iplsenbe Sei4e nebit Mp. p.ipt.iJ
.ga bic Scleeoten sur staStz Convention, iuis iie
nntenitebenb anaefbrt ine, ieher f4 fir einfabrnns
ron GrestnIt 9rmarpablen, Grnenrun9 ebrlt4er
gPitttcr une Qbhalten ebrli1er @abIen rerpdt Sat-
10 berpbten pir bic Eentptraten Der ;etnten @arb.
bic mir bier periammeIt iinb in, ppuer sertfauen ant
beaste srren uns su bersItsr nntsritiguns res fol-
senSen &ablsetteIs
9empfratiid,s Gonferpatipcr 3e.tcI
Der ,ctnfen 8aro.
Sir Nre,inftz Nrimarpahlen une cbrlid,e RID.
ter perpficbtet.
Sir 9rdiibent
SbarleS j. Brcnandn.
Sicez9 z9raiibentsn:
Or. Bn. $. gsiuiams, Dr. Bm. 5. Grim
q. g. st. Clair, gSns. 8unberSbp I,
Capt. Soc Gmerib, 8atrid RoegsrS,
Sams6 Glorte, Erani y. Bauer
Sapic 8tnspanGer, Oermdun 8prn
SIM. 81 Dlontas,ic, Waladbi 9aub.
gSaItcr 3. Niaer, SbomaS 5. SanIp,
GSep. 3. Ielher 4ler. Glotportbp,
NidaeI Councils, Spbn y. Soaffner,
sSptn Sd. garfmar. Charles S. heiue,
Ibtipp O. SeS, siaiab Yrdg,
Spbn G5ring, Serbinanb Smitb,
6. 6 Burton, aRl4aeI 8rifin.
S6atmeiiter
i. Milton Spteier.
5eIretdre
Sobp s. Wprnep, eugene Gros.
SIR 9eleaaten her Stab Contention:
0etpare 3anbGreet,
GbarleS &. McMleeie,
3puiS 3pmenffein,
Sofspb u. 6ubn.
GewarS AS. Stranep.
nnees MIR ferner beidbtoiien bds jss
eer Ssmpfrat Der @a B brinscrS auaefo :bert ipirr
ur Si6eruna e5rIiter Bablen iine ebriitsr SdbIuns
fir uniere Stimmseber ieneu Seiitanb su Ieben"
SIM @uftrass Sames Wfller, Prafeent.
gsabI Nfeniaas, ben 10. September 1852, ;tui'
IGer 12 ptr Nittdes Iinb 8 1hr &benbS.
StimmIptal 4orbotede Der Yines mnb Saratoaaitr
Cpd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Ger 1lntergang rce Sampfers
.Mfin.S

Golltngipoob, Ont, Is. Sept. - gS
III b0d)if ihmierig, bic Namen Der Baiiagiere
bes am Souueritag auf Der Sabrt u9u bet
nad Srenh sGiper un0 Sault ct. Marie
rntersegangsnen 0ampfers uQita" su er=
uiitteln, inbem Die Bidder bes Sampiets
rerlOren giugen. Die melitsn oer Yaiiasiere
iicmn1ten aus ben britiiden 8rnuin;eu. Nus
Zen Ser. Staaten pnren MIR 8m. Clinton,
y. WoreD NIB sS. $. GOoS aus Gircin ali
am SOrb bes perungliiften Sabr;euaes.
Soronto, Snt., IS. Sept.-Ser bieiiz
sc &csierunas ~Suipcftor tbeilt NIT, ba5 De;
gumpfer raiia" obue @on3eiiion mar. 9s.
GonSeiitonsifein wurbc bem Sabr,euge oers
peigert, neil es ntft Die erforoeriidje .3abl
Tettunssboote nnO SdmimmgiirteI iiibrte
Sin pulser= &faea,in in bic @uft
eefioecn.
gSilfesbarre, Yenui., IS. Septeme
ber.-Sas etlife gteilen bon bjeitger Staot
gelegeNe YulptrnlagaSiu Der .Iloinesaob.
len @ompagnie" ilog beute iriib nit ctuem
furttbareu, meilenmeit i'm llnlfreiie PEI
ncmmcnCn Srad in sic 2uft. Sic llriate
uer STploiion iit nidlt errlittelt
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Eefsgrap6ifde 9epefde,t.
Nus Der SmnbesbauptftaSt.

geri4te her .,Miirciirtsn greiie" fir ben Ssatidr
gcrreipcnbenten.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
Spdteifcs aus Sapptcu.
Die @abteampaaue I'm 9reuecu.

gerltu, IS. Scptenber. - gGe golitis
idcu Yarteien in Yreuteu iinb eifrig nit
gSablagitation beifdftigt. Die bslltigen
.3ettnn9en per0ffentlt9eu SSablaOreHeu oil
pie Stinu1geber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-19
2pfalberibte aus OBafbiustcn.

zinc StrbeiTeriins i'm Npit,peien. - 90 febit
On elmer srpken Sa!Ie. - Die Nufnabme In
ste bpbcre Sdbulc. Gbeidbeieuus. Cine
SanfidsHns. - Sercttct. - umgcwpbnlifbs
5rnebt5arteit. - ..SicpcIe"s sSittsr. - Spu
Der Suliiputb b. allen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-13
ILL.

Ser Sam no Der d.iepS y pers
far Ella lOrte mar ~ nf 2lod oss
br.ctl y .g geIs9en,
...D g4us oura Ssnlsr ausfGt
ua9 Dem inneru 4iaB Der Sattorsi. Ssine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-06-13
IF e Il / O n.
= t a.

3tf priites @rntalbe aus benz II. Sabrbuntsrt.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
coup's Free Balloon Race.

The double Balloon Ascension
which Coup advcrtiscs, will occur
every day during the season, unless u
severe storm renders tho ascension i'm
possible Ills the most costly outsidr
attraction ever presented to the pub
lie. In the frat place, the material
aud the construction oil the balloons
themselves are very expensive, then
there Is the outlay for imitation daily
which costs q great deal of money
in chemicals aud apprenticeship last.
~, there are the salaries OF the intre.
'pid eronauts, Madame st. Clair and
Sig. Montciiori, which, in consi'leri-
ton Of their ability and the risks
they brave, are necessarily large.
Coup's great show will be here OF
Friday April 2lst. We suppose
everybody iagoing. The advertise
ment IN another column csialoguci
some ofthe attractions. Persons II
the country should bo In time 10 Sc,
the Balloon race and the grand stree
parade. 20,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
cadiz and Hapkinsyills.

PARDON us Brother Meacham. for
writing Csdix first IN the heading.
We had written Il before noticing
.tl,e mistake. We will, however.
agree TO ALWAYS write the name 'of
your city frat, aud. IL capital letters
iryou win aid us In bnilling Tele.
y.hone liuc fron iiopkiusv'!!e 20
isadiy. We need 1t. and YOU need IT.
Every day compliant Ia made on our
etrccis, because we have not more dt'
rect aud speedy communication.
There are men here ready aud aiix-
ions TO aid the enterprise. Call at
senilon 10 Il and lot us have the lilc.
Il Telephone.
Nothing would hc moro gratifying
sous--and by Us we mesh all Of the
citizens Of Hopklnsville than to have
ielephonic connection with Cadiz.
We have INTERCEPTED Mr.. Ricss, who
Il csiablishing the Exchange here, and
lie estimates tho cost OF erecting q
/. limo 70 CadiE at $4,000. This sum
; ought tsbe raised withoutany irou-
hle whatever. We are sure Hop
kinsyiile will do hcr part. bat az
CadIr Is TO be most benefited she
should bear the grealer portion ofthe
(. expenses. Let tho matter be talked
up and ifthc people Of Csdlz want TO
bs Joined 10 tho ou,side world they
&an 20, flthe telephone AZ a ,rif-
( ling cosi Il all win helpto secure Il.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
G. W. @. A. Entertainment.

A musicsl and dramatic cnteriain-
ment will be givenat Mozart Hall
this evening uu,icr the auspices of the
charity association. Tho following
is q east Of the characssrs in the
comedietia .Off the Stage" which
will conclude the entertainment.
Samuel Jordan. DR.. n. II. Clarke.
,ieo Jordan, Mr. II. II. Alternately.
Marcus Brass, Mr.J. w. Downcr.
Helen Jordan, Miss Susie Edmulds.
Clurinds Hastings, Miss Fannie
Phrlps.
Lucy, Miss Mamie Barnes.
sYsopsls.
Geo, Jordan ani Helen, his sister,
have both adycrlised: one for mat
rlmonial, the 'other for u theatrical
engagement. Neither knows ofthe
Others advertisement, though both
have advertised in the same paper.
Brass, on eccentric theatrical agent,
comes In answer to Helens adver-
tisement; but Helen, having adver-
iised over tho na,ne ot"George," the
latter encounters Brass, and very
comical scene cnsuep. Mr.. Jordan,
the father, vain old widowcr, ID ii
!e.a with glarinda hastings, an old
school.maic Of IlcIen's. Clarindu
comes TO tell Helen Of the fun she ex
poets TO have from having answered
matrimonial advertisement, The
advertisement was Georges Of course,
aud very ludicrous love scenes fol-
tow, between Clarinda and father
and sou. Helen, who Is "dying tc
90 on the stage" doesn't succeed IL
her plane; but Brass, who has a Tort
une left him finally marries her
Lucy, the maid, serves as an elcnenI
Of general confusion. The character
are q nearly equal importance
although Blass scrves as general go
between.
The performance will begin al
o'clock. Admission 50 cents. Seat
on sale at the usual places.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
EYMENEAL.

COON-ENNlS: At The residence
OF tho bride. IN this city, Tuesday
April IL, by Rev. r. e. Cave, Mr.. I.
Clay Coon. of Princeton, aud Miss
scneva Ennis. The bri,lalparly lett
on the NOON train for the home OF the
groom Of Princeton Mr.. Coon Is a
courteous. afIabie, gentleman and a
,ubsian isl aud useful citizen. The
bride Is a sister of Mcssrs. w. r. aud
L. II. Euuis Of this city aud was q
young lady who possessed many ad-
inirable traits of character and Ell.
joyed The esteem of large circle oil
friends. The newly married couple
haye our best congratulations aud
wishes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: AT the
Southern Presby ierian Church, OH the
evening Of the llih inst BY the Rev.
J. q. Tate. MIR. w. w. Clarke and
Miss Jennie NJ. Buckncr, both OF this
city. They we're attended by The fol.
lowing couples: Dr. +. II. Clarke
aud Miss Mar, LaIhpton; Mr.. T.%W
Buckncr with Ml.s Kate Clarke /;
Nj, Ben Thompson with Mise Corrir
= d.. Il " ~
Plielps, Mr.. Bailey Waller with Miss
Lncy Whiilock Mr.. II. II. Aber-
nathy with Siiss Lizzie Steele DR..
y. B.. Woodbridge with Miss Matte
Hickman. The church was LITERAL,
crowded with an audience composed
OF the most refined and cultivated
people OF IIopkinsville. The bridal
party repaired from the church TO
tho residence of the brides mother
where an elegant supper was spread.
They were also given xrccep,ion at
AIR. J. L. McPherson's on Thursday
evening aud one NJ Mrs. X. j.
IIcnry's Oh Friday evening. The
bridal presents were numerous and
costly. We tender our hcariicst con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy pair and
may they realize the iuIl lruition Of
their fondcst hopes for happiness.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET.


Sales by Alternately d Co., April
18Th. oi SO hhds.
46 hhds. good leaf, from SO 40 to
I 90,
70 hhds. common leaf, from 81 25
to Q 50.
is hluls. l,ies, from SO so too 20.
Market about steady, with common
leaf Leading in interest. The bug fe.
yer va, fairly aclive,with some serious
complaint.
Ssle. by Euckner and Woodbridge.
April, l2th and 18Th Of l23 bids.
47shhis. medium to goodlcaf, from
81 I5to lS %
"a hhds. common, low to mixed
leaf, from 81 on to Z 20
so hhds. lugs. from Sc 90 to Z 10.
81 hhds common. to medium Tugs,
fioln IS 80 10 5 Is.
Market continues to rule along at
las, weeks prices, with good gener-
al dcmsnd. So
Sales by J X Cant 4 Sons Of u
hhds. S q ~,
o hhds. lpgs. from IS 90 to 8 65.
02 hhds. leaf, from, 81 9Jto 10 so.
Prices full ON all grades. SIX
Sales BY Wheeler, Mills q Co., Of 4s
lhds.
IS hhis. 50 7Oto6 So. AZ 4
Blinds lugT, IRON 81 40 to 8 40,
Market firm.
Sales by Nelson & Jesupof % hhds.
50 hhds. lcsf, from so so to I 90.
l0hh,ls. lugs. from 81 40 10 5 40.
Our offerings were Of common to
medium tobaccos. with onlv few
good hogsheada. Market about al
last week.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
UNIVERSAL Coffee saAsFEs.

Mr.. r. A. Bowler has purchased
The right Of Christian county for the
Universal Coffee Rooster patented by
Noah Harris. vincennes, 1nd.. and is
here for the purpose Of Introducing
this wonderful little machine. il
will roast coffee in 6to s minutes,
and can be used on any stove. The
Rooster is perfectly air tight. and the
coffee retains all its flavor which is
lost when an open vessel is used Mr..
Bowler intends to make thorough
canvass Of the county, but should any
one wish to sec this machine and test
its excellent qualities teforc Mr.. B,
gets around, you can DO accommoda.
ted by calling on Mr.. q. w. Smith At
his grocery on Russellvillo street, and
he, being agent in this city. will tahs
pleasure in showing it to you. Salts,
faction guaranteed.
apr.-lS-2w.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
Lecture at casky,

Or. John d. Clardy, of Church
hin Grange, Ovorsrer OF the State
Grange and deputy Lecturer for
Chrislian county, has accepted ~
invila,ion from the Grange ut Casky
to lecture there OH The Bird Friday IN
this mouth, April Dist. The lecture
will be delivered III the church at 2
o'clock, will be public aud all are in
vited 10 attend Tho thanks Of the
Grange arc extended 20 the officers OF
the church for the use of their house.
Lot MI WIN are Interested inagricul-
t,lrc be present on this occssipn, for
the lecture will DO interesting aud ~
structive.
wlSsloxA nExRY, sec'y..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-18
soclAI1rlEs.

4 Mr.. Ben Thompson went 10 CAdiz
'slSunday.
Mica Mary Hester is visiting friends
In Lafayette.
Mr.. Ohio Graves Of Louisville, Is
IN the city on d visit
Mr.. Judge Iseuo, % Greonville, Is
visiting Irisnds In tue city.
Mrs. jennie T.. Fuqns, Of Lafayette
was at tho Phoenix Friday.
Mr. A II. wimbcrley, Of the Csdiz
Telephone was In iowa Fridsy.
Mr.. Ed Boyd has accepted posi-
ssStlon with Messrs Gid, s. Gmnvr.
Mr.. Edward Boyd paid brief
vi.it 10 South CArroil,oa last week.
Mrs. u. A. Barnett. OF Cadiz, spen,
last week III the city the guest OF Mr..
T.E., Martin.
Mes.rs N =. Mrmiwc,Iicr aud
q. W. Crorier. OF Clarksyille, came
over Sunday. e
Mas Olivia Thompson reinrned
Sunday from two weeks Walt 70
friends Il, CsdIz.
Miss siidie Raudle, Of IIsmpton'.
Station, Tenu.. was at the Phoenix
one day las, week.
Is Il W. Rpbhu,, OF Washington, d.
d. was lathe els looking alter pos
tai ma,,ers las, week.
Mr.. A. l.. Wilson has returned
from Eva isvillc where l,e has been
attending Commercial College.
Miss lIAuche 1f,omss. Of PEN.
swoke Is spculing sfsw days with
MrsJ Il, Ar,nir,eai Of this city.
san Miss Carrie McCuichron, a bright
4. aud winso,ua young lady OF Auburn,
paid q brief visit to Mrs. Rust last
week. f f3 tdI
Mr. Jas. Y. Cahauiss has accepted
position 10 the drug store OF Nj.
q. w. Center, at Trenior. jim will
he missed from the social circles In
lsopkinsvi,lc.
Mr.. Geo. G. Pearl was called to
Eliz.bcthiown Tuesday by u icle-
gram announcing tho serious Illness
Of his mother. lie returned Frida,
10 hi. post OF duty.
Miss Mary Iampton, OF Seda'ia,
Mo-. isyi.iing Mrs W. w. Clarke.
Miss Limpiou spent several weeks
gu tho city last summer and wns
r ueneral fsvoriie IL the social circles.
Rev. II. II. Coulter and Mr.. Allen
wallis. senior editor OF tho Ne'cs'
went over To q wcnrboro last week TO
ATTEND The meeting Of the Ioui.viile
i're,b, terry. They returned Friday
Mrs. n. L Burbriige (Ree Ware,)
Of iiopkiusviile. sicnt n few lays 10
thu city. this week. visiting her nun.
rrDns iricnds. She .as the guest of
ft.., N n Aihriff.,u anil LADY,
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I !
Special Bargains
this week in every
line. Call and exam
inc our stock and get
our prices before pur-
chasing Elsewhere.
We will Quote you
lower prices than any
house in the city.
Give us a trial.
M. Frankel g. Sons.
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MeHfrh. w H'tlcr ~ Orputh, b""f
binders aud -SiaiioBers Nashville.
Tenn, advertise ;his week. This 10
firm well known 10 many Of our
readers ia prompt and trustworthy
III all their dealings. Parties having
magazines, manuscripts &c., ihatihey
wish to preserve canaot do better
.lhan have them bound AT the above
mentioned bindcry. lrervhan,s de-
.iring Ledgers, Journals, Day-books,
l,lo,ters, should send their orders to
Wheeler & Osborn, No. 20 Cherry
IT.. Nashville, Tenn.
The Chair Factory of Mcssrs. Pyle
4 Bonio Is now IL successful opera
lion aud they are turning out about
i've dozen chairs per day. They
nave saw mill attached aud buy the
rough timber and saw II, turn II, and
make II inio chairs cqnal to ans OH
he market. They have just finished
several hundred walnut chairs, made
nom lumber bought from wagons
The factory IL, OF course, a small one
bnti may be regarded as ono Of the
progressive aud substantial enter
prises Of the city. The Factory will
give employment 10 about halfa doz.
~ hands. The chairs will he made
aud supplied TO retail dealers at
Wholesale prices and there Is no rea-
.on why tho gentlemen conducting
the enterprise should not Guild up q
big trade.
The Baptist Guild held i,s regular
meeting at Bethel Female College
last Friday evening. Tho following
programme was carried out By the
young Iadies OF the College:
Music, Misses Rnst and O'Bricn.
Song, Miss Birdie Smith.
Recitation, Miss Lula Jones.
Song, Mics Mamie Peay.
Dialogue, "rwo Ghosts" By Misses
Mamie Henry. Emms Threldkcld,
Matte 1'rice, KATE Woodbridge, Alice
rhornburv, Lellie McElwaln, Annie
Bradshaw aud O'ey o'Brien.
Song, Miss Mamie Rust.
Recitation, Mics Bette English.
Duct, Misses Woodbridge and
Peuileton.
Lotus Journal read by Mas
Nellie Blakey.
At the conclusion Of the pro.
gramine Mica En Tres sang selection
IN All entertaining style, after which
Prof, Rust announced that the
young ladies would be sllowci TO
participate In the social features OF
the evenings cnicrlainmcnt.
About the frat OF the year W. II.
Anthony, OF Louisville, came TO this
city, protesting to he an agent OF
Strars. pictorial paper published In
I.ouisvillc. lie had letter from the
editor, J. X. Mnlkey. TO the press,
stating that Anthony was authorized
TO receive subscriptions for StraTs
and requesling that iraiernal favors
be shown him. We treated him as
conricously as we knew how aud
gave him liberal notices in our col.
urnns. lie staid here several days
aud succeeded III getting quite num-
Der of subscribers ut $l.00 each, not
one OF whom has ever received n
number of the paper. Some of them
have written repeatedly, but have
not been able TO get iheir money back
There is large sized screw loose
somewhere and somebody ought 10
Ia Indicted for obtaining money
under false preteuses. We under.
sand that St,urs collapsed before
Anthony ,iciimized tho 'iiizcns here
and at other places.
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