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Wiggery.


A century ago little boys offour
years had their heads sha, ed prcpar-
atory to putting on wig. This not
only distinguished rich mems sons
ION the masses, but was regarded as
much neaier than wearing ones own
hair. The French revolution mud its
revolt from artiiicialiics killed tho
fashion OF wig wearing, but then it
had died nnd revived score OF times
before. Its modern revival in Eu-
rope--we are told by Mr.. DeFryer-
was all imitation Of the long and
beautiful hair OF the young Louis
NIX. OF France; who had resource
10 artificial locks when Ills own sup
ply gave out. A century after his
time all men who could afford il wcro
wigged, though during the latter half
OF tho seventeenth the lawfulness of
The practice was bitterly debated
among theologians, Catholics and
Protestant. A Lrydcn professor,
RIVERS by name, shocked all conscrv-
atiyes in both churches BY writing
that the use Of a wig was sanctioned
by Christian integrity. On the other
side the Catholic. DR.. Thier-, assailei
wearing priests in u good sized
volume. 3.
The fashion seems dead enough
now. except among those who have
BECOME bald, but the ancient Egyp-
tians aud other nations ofahtiquiiy
wore wigs, and the early Christians
would not take them off, Teltulan
in vain declared them devices and in
vcntions of the devil, and Clement, Of
Alexandria, warned his hearers that
when the sacred hands OF the clergy
were lala on their heads, the blessing
would not pass through the false hair.
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Thomas Baldwin, son of w. Il.
Baldwin is very sick now. Tom is y
Origh; bay, and regret to hear Of his
illness. Cr..f
Some gentlemen from your city
have been in our midst hunting
1t won't do Tor farmers TO store
away timber in the bluff for safe
keeping. ..
Chickens are dying with cholera.
Mr.. Downer moved out of this
neighborhood last week, also llamp.
ton Walker moved much TO the re-
gret OF the neiglbors.
No plant beds have been burnt yet.
Farmers fear wheat will get Ton
high before warm weather comes; II
tho weather stays as warm as it has
been for the last three weeks.
The oversesr on the Crofton road
sued quite q number of the hands ioi
not working the road.
Five years ago we had only ont
black man IN this vicinity, now they
are scattered all among MS.
The tic trade has about stopped.
MERIDA.
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An exchange truthfully says that
"there IS one reason for advertising
that business men rarely considcr-ils
general effect OH the prosperity OF
their own place. The newspaper
goes out into The world IRON week TO
week ms the representative OF the
city, and men Judge of tho city more
by the newspaper than anything else
Ii 1t ia newsy and able, and many
local firms are represented IN its adj
verlising columns, they assume Al
onco. and generally correctly, that II
comes from live city-a good city
to live in and near--and they thus
are drawn thither. The effect is not
slight and the suggestion is one
which deserves the consideration Of
every tradcsman." Let our busincs,
men make note OF this.-Clarks'
vile Tobacco Leaf.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MoAyAS CouSciL, CHosES FRIENDs
--NIests Second and Fourth Monday
nights in each month at X. of p.
Hall A. y. Rodgers, G. O., B. M.
Harrson, Secretary. - sf1.
Masonic LopaE-Mects 1st Monday
evening in each menth, at Masonic
Hall. Joe McCarrell w. NJ, A. Ii.
CLARK, Secretary.
EVERGREEN LopGE, No. 38 KNIGHTS
OF PYTulAs-Mcets at X. Of 2. Hall
2nh and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. s. G. Chasta:n, q. c..
j. w Cross, X. Of r. & 5.
Endowment rank, 3rl Monday eve
ming in each month. +. A 9. My,
rick, Pres; j. s. Forcy, Sec and Treas
OpD FeLLows-Third story, Hop
kinsville Bank building, meets ever,
Friday evening. Encampmcnt meet
every lst, and 3rd Thursday even
ingS.
A. 0. U. W.-Mcets at X. of I
Hall every 81 and 4th Tuesday even
ings. II. r. McCamy, M. w.
X. of II. LoDGE-- Mcct0 at X. OF 7
Hall LIST and Bird Tuesday nights q
each month. w. f. Randall. r. L
II. G. Cave, Dictator.
KNIGHT TENrLAns-Mccts 4th Mon
day night in each month, at Masoni
Hall. s t
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How to Shake. Hands.

There are only two or three reope
nowliving who can successfully shake
hands. There isagood dealol hand
shaking done through the couniy, ca
pecally at this seasun ol the year bnt
only very ANAL per cent, o. the shuk-
efs aud shakces know how to do II 50
as to get the entire amount si rxhilsr-
alton out OF ii. Soine grab the hand
ol an adversary in II quick, nervous
manner that scaies the victim nearly
10 death, while others slide the coll
aud clammy paw at you so that you
levl,he same as when you drop u cold
raw oyster, with vinegar On it down
your back.
II you are shaking hands with la
dv, incline the had forward with
soft and graceful, yet halt timid,
movement, like boy climbing bar
bcd-wire fence with a fi'ty-pound wa
ternelon. Look gently III her eyes
| with kind ol a pleading smile, beam
On her features bright aud winsonle
beam, say something that yon have
heard sOnie one else say on similar oc-
casions, and in the meantime shake her
hand in subtued yet vigorous way,
not as though you was try ing to mako
a mash by pulverizing her fingers, nor
| yet in TIM conservative a manner. al
lowing her hand to fall with sickrn-
ing thud when you let 60. Care
should be taken also not hang on To
the hand more than hall an hour in
public. as bystanders might make re-
marks. This is now considered quite
outre and manlamus.-Bill Nye.
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South Kentuckian.
ADVERTISING RATE.
What B,oams Of Ma"

The ''labor question" AMI the qnes-
lion Oltaxatlou are the great praatlcal
problems Of Fijian lite, 1t is not easy
to ascertain how iai "black birding"
or cooley-rtealing prevailed before tho
annexation. Mr.. Cooper's own ac-
counts OF the matter em rather in-
consistent. At preseh: tile Cover
nor does his best ~ secure the return
ol imported laborers 10 th,ir homes
when their term has expired. MIR
Cooper thinks that those half ciyilizri
returned emigrants laise tie moral tuns
OF their neighbors. 1t is ccrlain that
the Solomon Islanders seem to have
become rather mnre than less savage
during recent years. An amusing story
is to d Of an imported Pulyn'sian nurse
who returned To her own people alter
she had served her time. a" recruit
my agent" met hI, and ask il ohe
woull return 10 Fiji.
Dwell" !" sail the gil, al like it,
but don't know il my pa will let me
90"
"0h, sec; tile old folks live heie,
chg"
"lv pa lives here, but my mas is
dead
"uh, how did the III lady die?'
"Gcuilman Visiting, and pa. gets
jealous, so he fight and kill ma, then
he lut he. in a lovo or ovcu), and
pa and his friend eat poor ma all up
-Loui Ion Saturday Review.
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A notwithstanding women yes;cr-
day carefully handed the stnmp-clerk
at the lost-ofiic a letter marked in
haste" and inquired il there was any
extra charge for writing that on.
ooh. none at all" "lIow soon
win the letter go oul?" In abnnt for
ty'minules." "No sooner than that9"
"Wrll, we might hire special train
and get it OF in about twenty minutes"
"Woull it bs too much trouble?"
"0h, none at all" She thought for
a moment, turned the letter over three
or four times, and finally said: al
guess won't ask yrn to hire special
train, hut If you will be kind enough
to telegraph my sister that have writ
ten her a letter to tell her can't come
till Monday, AM. to We at the depot to
meet me, and tha, mother did't 90 to
Toledo after all. | shall he ever sn
much obliged. Good morning."-De-
troit Free Press.
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de Had Left His Card

No matter how witty you may be,
some one is likely to be mo,e witty
still and to turn your weapon against
yourself. When two gentlemen fol,
out with each other one Of them went
to the others house, and in large letters
wrote "scounlrel" on the front door
The next day, when they met by acci-
dent, number two said to number one;
Show dill you dare to call on Inc
yesterday, sir?"
al did not call on you and | never
will call on you," was the bitter re
ply.
"Well, sir" continued number two
"eiihcr you or one Of your friend'
called, for thiSmoming, when | can't
cut OF my house, | saw your nun''
written on my dcor.'
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A Word to Mothers.

Mothers should remember 1t is a
most important duty ut this season to
look after the health OF their families
and cleanse the malaria and impuri-
ties from their system, and that moth,
ing will loie up the stomach and
liver, regulate the bowels and purify
the blood so perfectly as Parkers
Ginger Tonic, advertised in ourcol'
nns.-Post. See Other column.
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/ 331 L.
A Chronological Record Of the I'm
portant Items Of News in and
about Hcpkinsyille' dur
ing the Year.

JASuARy,
Q Christian County Bible Society
met at Christian church.
Eunicc Goodrich combination at
Mozart Hall.
s Woo ldridgc s. Buckner purchase
,he drug store Of Walter Garne,,.
10 A. II. Fleming, proprietor Of
Central Hotel, makes an assignment.
~ lin t,,a.s col hur,nrize O.
| w, Metcalfe's sale of 800 and is pur-
sued mud captured
10 t;arnett &DeTroyillc begin bust
ness at the Glass corner.
| Ill George w. Balm lectures al
| Mozart Hall.
/ 70 Jas.fA. Moore elected Tobacco
'IInsneetor after n long and close con,
lest.
IL Chas IT. Dietrich ia elected
Supt. OF the Public schools.
Is Ball at the Court House.
FEBRUARY.
7 Winter session Circuit court be
gins.
fuolic schools open WIN o-
puplis'
1 Grand Jury chpahe'eo' wiz
itice Dunn as io'e'''an'
/, Z Charlotte Thompson at Mozar
Hall, in "The Planters WIFE"
J Q Severe wind storm unroofs scy
,eral buildings.
8 II. c. Gant's residence burglal
lied of 500 worth of silverware.
IN A,sx Pool. co, sbot and kille
by j ohm p. Bell. TG
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GUARDIAN ANGELS

IInscribcl to Mrs James q. Cooper.
In the golden depths OF silence
When night with sparkling diamond
crowned l+
Aad weird mystic shadows
Folds sleeping world around
Through the silver bars Of memory
Bright with loves radiant glow.
OF In the silent hours OF ml'lnight
Our "Guariian ins:... come and 80.
Unfurgottcn faces greet ui-
Ioylng dec,ls that lightencd care
Tender words that often blcst ts
In the heart are living there.
In happy dreams they hover nearus
Their loving arms about us steal.
Our "Guariian Angels" watching o'er us
Oar lives from cvery,danger shield.
Days and months have passed before us
And winter blasts have WILLY blown
DER their sacred tart nu lc dwelling
And we have learned ID live alone.
But when We trcal the halls 81 memory,
And rca.l In scfAc ofun.ecn things
How sweet to feel their phantom touches
And hear the sweep oi anger WINGS
Far! far! away IN realms OF glory,
Thes live amid celestial l'owers.
ret our heart, In selfish warnings
d. cal these bright children ours.
ours, though long years have vanished
Since they have slept beneath the sod.
Since their pure ansal spirits,
| soarei to the throne of God.
And yet through days to us so lonely,
They have come with silent trsai'
In angel form ,hcrc wilkfi beside us
While We have mourned for them IA deal
but In that home Of bliss immortal
Where they shall know NJ grief or care
There with loved ones gone before
Oar angel children are waiting there
oh could We see the smiles Of giadness,
ThatOur littlc ,larlings wear.
IIcarthe heavenly shouts Of welcemc
As they bid them enter there;
VIII would mourn for them no longer,
Patient in sorrow We still would wait.
Knowing that ere many mnrrows
Death win open the Pcarly Gatc.
Montgomery. NV 4. 81 ErLA'
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Slang Phrases.

Perhaps no other slang phrase eyer
became 30 popular as" "Wha,, ncver~ y
-at all events among those who
speak English, says a writer in the
Traveller. "Wbo struck Billy Patter-
,on 2" "Do you bruise your oatsT
Don't give il away" and others at
tanned considerable no,oriety, but the
Pinaforc "gngp discounted them oil
put together. Perhaps tho funniest
rendering OF it was that attributed TO
friend OF John Stctson, the mana
yer, upon whom every new joke of a
theatrical character immediately sad
died. Somebody asked him whether
Stetson eyer spelled an English word
correctly in his liic. The usual
"What, ncver?" followed, and this
sincere friend wound up by saying,
hNo, by -, not even hardly ever
II was tho same gentleman who was
in Stetson's company one morning
when they waited three hours for Il
Metropolitan Elevated railroad train
mot knowing that no trains ran oil
that line on Sunday. Fotiring tho
initials IN. L. r." on tho station. the
friend asked Stcison what tllcy
meant. "Methodist Episcopal rail
road," promptly replied John. i
was Stetson who first approached
Sarah Bcrnhardt with u view o
bringing her to America. lie arinet
himself with q blank check and an IN
tcrpretcr and sent up his name. HI
Interpreter gave him the message il
reply: "Mhdemoiselle can not be dis
turbcd. She is in her room will
soiat,A." jus, my hck,' sain Slet
son testify. Some Italian loaier al
WAYS gu,s AHEAD OF me-,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

49,. o..D u.
.r DArI.Sr--oou'h !, -''a,n ",'ee'' ne''
S,,'i,.,i, =, Meun' IaS'o.. ,' ovpviOe" tss,y
3"oo",' oo ',or"'ns au'' v'e.i"e's p"n
PRAYER meeting Wednesday night
Business meeting first "Wednesday
night ia each month.
NHn'STiaS-Nashy'lle Street Ed
William roweil, pastor. SERVICES
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing Prayer meeting every Wednes'
LAY evening,
NJ. l.. Souru-Nashville street
Rey s. r. Brewer uastor Services
every Sabhath morning and evening
Sunday school every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening.
Frnsr PnrsnyrRnr.x--Russellvillc
viceSevery oaooath morning. nuh'
LAY school every Sunday morning
prayer mceting every "Wednesday
s
| IN, S,raa, d., q ~ ,aa, :.
sarv,oaa - ~, .nJ al s,hia.i, ,m",,
;n,, .nJ o,on;n,s sr,,Jan ..,,n.,
go n SnnI.v n,,',,,;no Pee, ,,,ao,,
;,,, svorv W.anas.i.,, ara,,;n,,
80
ErIsoopAL-Virg'nia Street; Kew
-. e..,l.,l :. III. IN, anI I OF OF
49, snns,. s",,a, :" III o,,.rv - Sn,J,:s, y
morn;u,,
c. p.,.,. d..
sellvills Street, Rev. NJ, o. Smith
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing and evening. Prayer meeIin
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is accepted by the Board of Council
II Charlie Campbell, aged 10, 6c-
cidentally shoots his brother Ernest.
men. i-e i'p
1917 Mcneil family at MozartlIall.
IL IIaagy johnson, col arrested,
chargcdsWilh the murder of Isham
Dulin.
aged II.
Is Ernest Campbell dies from the
wound inflicted BY his brother.
16 Emps Vaughn aud Ned Dulin
arrested for the murder of Isham Du-
lin, but are tried aud dismissed.
IT Rob't Bostick shoots Bill and
Tom Dsbney while they are stealing
his corn, near the city. They escape
without serious injiiries.
Is Ichrian Dramatic Club organ-
lied by young ladies and gentlemen
Of the city.
90 Father Thos. J. Hayes succeeds
father Chas. A, IIaezlcy as pastor OF
the Catholic Church.
81 The turnpike question agitated
90 Polk Canslcr pursues a bogus
drummer named n. w. Pitman, who
had stolen horsc and buggy from
him. The thief escapes but the horse
aud buggy are recovered at Bowling
Green.
| "a Old folks concert at Mozart Hall
"a The first snow-only few
flak0s-falls.
"a Thanksgiving services at the
Baptist Church. a8 f4A
81 Henry johnson held wilhou,
bail for The murder OF lsham Dulin
II ii DECEMBER ar
2 Hop at ile CcnirhleIIotel. W
| 2 Lotus Society gives an entertain
men, at Bethel Femslc College.
3 81 colored persons baptized ives
of The Stone Bridge.
4 l60 persons baptized iito th'
Longview coliirej Baptist Church.
! 5 Democratic Mass meeting TO Ia
struct delegates to the Appellate Con
vemiion. Solid for Ssm NJ. Gaines
| 10 j. w. Downer, (Rep.) re elcclc,
| City Attornet. .at id4pIa
| 10 The old Board of Councilne
re elected.
10 Christian Woman's Charity Al
socia,ion organized. s..
III 5lst annual mcetiug of the Chr'i
! tian County Bible Society held in III
Baptist Church, at n. NJ. Old of
GERS reelected. th .yat
13 Charity Concert at Mozart Hal
l3 Orange Jones, co.,, announce
himself candidate for Sheriff Oh til
Republican ticket. s4..-
IL C. w. Melcalfe fine maj
, drowned In the river.
IL The second Wizard Oil comps
a ID Opening tobacco sales.
Is 900 turkeys driven through Il
streets create n sensation. 'll'a.
Is y f. BOYD and Miss Emn
lsrnshaw, Of Sinking Fork, clope all
are married in Clarksville, Tenn.
nv arrives in the city. rga .itl
% Athcneum Society holds an OPT
: session at South Kentucky College.
% Nick Roberts lIunpty Dump
i at Mozart Hall. l5r
IL 90 Iiice's Evangeline at Moza
Hall.
% South Kentucky College ar
tho Public Schools suspend ior Il
holidays.
"a Masquerade Social at Mr.. e.
l. Webh's.
% Qaict Christmas day.
/, 26 Ranks and Post Office closed.
:, 81 % Wizard Oil Concerts at M
zarf Hall.
2s Grand Hop at Mozart Hall.
= 2S Elder c. X. Marshall resigns I
= pastoral care OF the Christian Chur
Y and moves TO Nicholasville.
:" 20 Stultns Club gives o hop
II. J. Sharpc's.
80. ORA. Campbell & Medley fo
le partnership for the practice of d'
tistry.
81 G. w. Smith recovers horse
Murfreesboro, Tenn, which y
: stolep by tramp named Lem
Q The tramp is lodged in jail.
303l First important snow of
I" season.
Ut 81 The old year "goes out lik
lion.'
81 The South Kentuckian clio
on its third volume.
tx
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This muggy weather: lie cNmo
home The other night in the driyzling
rain. soaked inside as well ne out.
"What excuse have you TO of'crr'
said bis better half. "for coming homo
in such bcerv condition n "None
my dear" was his answer, 'cept twas
v.ry muggy day."
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Dad for the lovers: II Is most try
ing weather. ltis impossible 10 ask
your girl to go on q sleigh ride. It's
TOO duh and prosy sitting in the par
lor with the sitting room door open
aud the old folks looking at you at
Just the right angle, and you positive
~ can't afford an opera box more than
once n " eek.
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ing I26 indictments.
MARCH.

ptHi'cH'ihiy 30 c"iri ioi 'oibS'y'
3 Protracied meeting closed at Sec
ond Presb, tcrian church.
5 John p. Bell released OH bond
Of $4,000.
6 Newcolored II L. church opened.
7 Anti-railroad mass meeting at
Court House.
IL The Lotus Society gives MI en-
tertnininent at Bethel Female. College.
IG Chas. G. Shanklin shoots him
sell through the heart OH account Of
business troubles.
II Selena Fettcr at Mozart Fall,
II First number of the Hopkins
willie Republican issued by George
NJ. Cote & Co. Edited by L. A..
Miller.
II g. e. Shankin buried by the
Knights OF Pythias Lodge.
II w. S. Dawson retires from the
firm Of Gant Il DAWSON.
q Mcintyre 4 iIeall's minstrel at
Mozart Hall.
90 Arthur Stephens, freight con.
ductor killed NJ Casky, and brought
here.
27 Il. &. White combination al
Mozart Hall.
81 "Unclc TOMS Cabin at Mozart
Hall.
APRIL.
| Copper cent pieces introduced.
| 2 Jas Il. Mcknight suicides in the
northern part Of the county.
| 2 Republican mass meeting at tic
Court House.
2 II. I. Walker attacked and near.
| ly killed by coal thieves.
| 2 Jim Glass, col. sent TO the peni
lcntisry for burglary, par,loned b,
the Governor.
4 Dan Ricc's circus showed will
snow on The ground.
/ 8 Council ordinance passed. prohib
iting the riding Of bicycles etc, Oh lh'
streets. ~
5 Wizard Oil. concert company il
tho city.
8 q. A. Champlin appointed Chair
man ofthe Democratic executive com
miuee, Of Christian county, vice I
&. Shanklin. decea,ed.
Is Kiah Baker col. assassilatcd b.
unknown parties, on the Greenvill
road
: 10 Humpty Dumpty at Mozar
Hall.
!. % Lotus Society entertainment a
Bethel Female College.
27 Council of Chosen Friends ol
, ganized.
2S DIR. B F. Eager appointed az
: sistant ply sician at Western Kcl
lucky Lunulic Asylum.
MAY.
2 Jas. Drcaihitt nominated by III
Republican convention, for the Les
islaturc.
8 Musical cantata at Mozart Hal
10 Seventeen year locus,s appea
ii Tobacco Far nt Fahyiew.
10 The immigration movement il
angnraied. South Kentucky linn
grafton society organized.
Is Western Kentucky Press Ass
y citation meets in the city.
20 Dr.. James Rodnian re-apnoir
|, cd Superintendent of w. X. L. As
lum,
3 Grange stock sale at Chur
,f Hill.
I. 3 Closing exercises Of Ilopkinsvil
}. High school.
r s Concert at Mozart!IIall by pup
of South Kentucky College.
Il 8 Commencement exercises
South KentuckJ College at Mozi
at Hall. Address by Rev. E. Campbe
8 I. Cayce drowned near Bever
co IL Total eclipse of the moon
n midnight.
13 Democratic mass meeting. Z
cd Austin Peay nominated for the Ii
islaturc.
HIS Concerts at Mozart Hall,
pupils of Bethel Female College.
'e- l6 Commencement exercises
B. Il. College at Mozart Hall.
~ 2l.22-25 Rolla Ryan at MOI
Hall.
l'h % Jno. Walker, col. dies from {
air in NJ ii. Nelson's well.
Ar' % Public schools close first sessi
27 Cooper & Jackson's circus
w the city.
q Tho great comet makes its
- pearance.
JULY.
2 Great drouth begins.
or, A Peay and Breathitt open
county canvass at the Court Ho
Nv IL Thermometer at 100 deg
l In the shade.
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Always Refreshing.

A delicious odor is impaired by
Floresion Cologne, which is always
refreshing, no matter how freely uscd,
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when a lecturer has worked the To-
dies OF his audience so near TO the
weeping point that they have gotten
ont their handkcrchicfs, aud then
suddenly cl. .anges his tone and speaks
ofthc merits OF DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup he is hound to rouse a feeling
of indignation. t C
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2 Great drouth begins.
A Peay and Breathitt open the
county canvass ut the Court House.
IL Thermometer at 100 degrees
In the shade.
IA Train ditched at Darlington.
No lives lost.
% Professor Dietrich re-elect cd
Supt. OF the Public schools.
AUGUST. rs
Election day. Breaihiit (Rep.)
beats Peay (Deln.) for the Legis.
lature by 224 votes.
| / Summer term OF circuit court.
2 Grand jury empaneled will
George w. Lander as foreman.
6 IL. G. Steward sentenced to III,
peniientiary for 2 and a hall year
for burning j. Ii. Lander's barn.
GJ. w. Downcr appointed eli!
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TRADEwATER.

RouGH AND READY.
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". ". r..
The people are taken with the rail-
road fever in the Southern portion Of
the county.
2 Miss Minnis Mckee has her arm
broken. while returning from a pleas
ure trip TO l'ilot Rock.
Z Chas. Green, COL, jailed for wife,
beating.
7 Absalom Gates arrested for steal.
my agold pen and gets 80 daysin jail
10 Isham Dulin assasslnated by
unknown parties in the Northern par
of the county.
10 Col. John .. Day reelected to-
bacco auctionecr.
u Tho proposition of tho Chess
Carley Co, to light the city with "a