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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-07
An Oversight.

A French physician has discovered
two cases of locomotor ataxy In women
employed on sewing machines" We
suspect the sewing machines had not
been vaccinated. Of the 947 different
patent medicines advertised and war
ranted to go right to the spot-ask your
druggist for tive don't remember to
have seen one that has cured case of
"locomotor ataxy." This is an over
sight which should be remedied in all
the new advertising contracts. -NorT'is-
tOaOga Herald.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-07
The South Carolina Plan.

There is something very much like
rebellion going on in SoEth Carolina.
The officers of the Federal Government
areopenly deied by the local Democratic
officials, are resisted in the performance
of their duty, and are forcibly elected
from buildings which thcy Writ in order
to discharge the duty which the Govern
ment imposes upon them. This seems
incredible, bnt it is the plainest possible
statement OF facts actually existing. The
defiance is made openly, with the old
Tweed tsunt: "What are you going to
do about it ?"
Registration under the new State law
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-07

members were included in the Parliamentary
evictions who were not present whenthe alleged
obstruction was committed and who had not
spoken on the amendments. Parnen claims
the Ministry conspired to force the bill through
committee at that sitting.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-07

SOONER or later mans thoughts VIII
come into fruitage in deeds,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Following is the regular monthly
statement Of the public debt, issued on the LIST
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
STILL NOT MARRIED.
The Madisonyille Wedding again
Declared of"

The marriage OF Mr. Joel d. Nc
Phersoii, of this city and Miss Lizzie
Morton. Of Madisonville, which failed
to come on Dec. 9th as announced,
has not yet be SolemnMed. The day
was again set the 18th, but parental
objections again in,erieied with the
wedding. Mr. Mcpherson, accumpan-
ed by his father. Rev. r. g. Gave,
Maj. Breathitt, and a number Of his
young gentlemen friends went "a
jacksonville on the 1913 train Wed.
nesday, the wedding having been con.
srnted to and announced in the Mali
sonville Times. When the part,
reached jacksonville. they were re
fused adniiiance to the Morton man
sion, and Mr.. Morton Informed then
that there should be no wedding, Col
Mcpherson, on behalf oil his son, sough
ar interview. but was denied. Rev
r. G. Cave was finally admitted. bu
Dir. Morton was unalterable in his de
termination. d
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19


A obstructive fire swept away
three blocks IN the business portion
of tho town Of Hickman, KY, last
Thursday. The fire originated in the
kitchen OF Browns hoterar O'Clock
A NJ, and was not gotten under con-
troll TN 6 o'clock P. NJ. The town
Twas without an engine and Int little
could be done to stop the progress OF
| the flames. The total loss Is estimat-
ed at 100000 and ,ths insuia nce ia
about $4,000. The same district was
burnt in 1861 and some of the build
ings destroyed were among the fin.
eat In the town. IIopkinsville knows
how to sympathize with Hickman.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
DIED.

COX-At his residence, ar Relic
view, Ky, Dec. II. 1882, at l o'clock
A. NJ. Jno. M. Cox, aged about 81
years. 4
Mr.. Cox had been an invalid for
several y ,nihs and his death was not
unexpected. lie was one ofthe most
successful farmers IN his community,
and one Of the most prominent men
IN the county. he was the oldest OF
large family, OF which four BROTH
ers and three sisters survive him.
Mrs. Sam billiard, who died a few
days since. was his sister. lie leaves
wife and several children and many
trends to mourn his loss His fu.
neral services were conducted by
Rev. r. G. Cave ofthis city yester.
day afternoon. and bis remains were
inferred at the family burying
ground, at the residence ofhis moth
er, Mrs. Arena Cox, near Belleview
lie was u kind husband and father
q useful citizen, good neighbor, and
Oh honest, upright man, aud his lost
will be fell, not only by bis stricken
family, but by the community and
county in which he lived.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

The Louisville Commerciar pays
this deserved compliment TO Hon.
Jno. e.. Carlisle, Kentucky's fore
most statesman:
Mr.. Carlisle 10 meeting with con-
Siderable Jealousy IRON Kentucky pol.
iticians In his richly deserved ad.
yancement. He has never taken any
band in the little schemes and tricks
by which the Kentucky statesman
secures his success, but he has leaped
into great popularity here, as through
put the country, by sheer force Of
nbiliiy and the old. fashioned modes.
~ which the people admire aud love
no reward. Even 10. Blackhurn's
Jealous opposition for the Speaker
ship will not draw Carlisle into a
Frangle. lie Is a man of too much
brain and too secure in his worth to
Indulge in that. But Blackburn will
pc like a bellows against q cyclone
yhen tbs contest comes on. Then
Carlisle is TO be Senator II he desires.
carlisle and Beck will do honor 10
kentucky in the Senate.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
Acute officer.

y .
Constable Jones held an execution
against a farmer, and when he called
Tor settlement the agricultuist took
him out into a big pasture and point
ed out wild steer as the particular
piece Of property to be levied upon
Jones chased the steer around for a
while and then sat down, and taking
out his book began to write "What
are you doing there?" asked the
granger. Charging mileage replied
the constable without looking up
Do | have it all to pay?" gasped the
rancher. "You bet." Then take thi,
tame heifer here, ! can't stand any
such game as that. r Detroit Free
Press.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
TOBACCO SALES.

/
Sales by Wheeler, Mills g. Co.. Dec,
18th 1882, I3.hhdS. as follows.
10 hhdss medium to good leaf.
lS6 NO. 6 90. 6 90, 8 95, 5 81, 5 70,
50, 3. 60. 800. Is i3es
3 bhis common TO far Jugs, So 65.
3 40, 3 10. ~ III
Sales bv ]. C. Cant 81. X. Cant,
Dec. 18th 1882. s. hhls,. as follows:
2Slhhds. lngs So 65, 3 So. 8 Is,
8 80, 5 81, 8 10. 3 SO, 3 81, 4 20
8 80. 3 81. 3 80. 3 90. 800, 400.
4 80. 4 20. 3 us, 8 6j. 8 10, 3 90,
3 80. 3 95, 4 90.
80 hhds. leaf s. 10. 5 90, 6 40.
5 60, 6 so. 610 5 GO, 8 80. 6 rs.
6 30, 5 IS. 5 50. 6 05, 600, 6 40.
6 Is, 5 go. 5 80. 5 10. 6 40, 5 65, 675,
6 90, 8 90. 5 81, 6 20, 5 80. els.
6 so, 6 so, Z 90. r
Sales by Graves 4 Hancock, Dec
18Th. 1882, Of 2. hhds. ta- sss
6 hhds medium to good leaf, 6 IL,
625, 6 80, 7O5, 100
Z bids common and low leaf, 5 90.
5 90. $40. 5 CO.'S 30, 555, A So
Eight hhds. common lags, 5 90,
3 65, $50, 3 10. 8 65. 3 SO. 3 SIS
Nelson g Jesup. sold this week 6
hh1s. tobacco as follows: aps f
z 50, $50, 6 10, AIS, 8 10, 8 IS.
Sales by Aberna,hy 4 Co., Decembel
18th, ofl7 hhls., as follows: tg,
l2thhds. Eold leaf from 81 90, I,
s. so.
A hhds. new leaf from Sc 80 i,
81 SO.
1 hid. common Tugs. 50 COL
Sales by Buckner & Woodbridge
December l3ch. Al hhds. tobaesu a
follows. 80
6 90,
10 hhds low mixed thin poor leaf
| So ~. TO $40.
| 2 bhds. good lngs-s4 Is 10 4 45.
| Is lihds. common anJ trashy fiel,
fred lugs-$3 40 IN 3 10.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
A Fate Worse Than Death.

The terrible and melancholy fato OF
Col. Arab, the unfortunate leader of
the Egyptian rebellion, should be
fearful and lasting warning 10 all in.
surgenis. Afier his humillating de-
feat and capture, he was thrown into
Jail 10 await the result of a long and
tedious court martial, which finally
found him guilty oftleason and fixed
his Punishment al death. How must
his proud heart have wellea mp with
emotions OF JOY at the thought OF all
his troubles and sorrows Icing for
ever buried in the welcome solitude
OF a hero's grave; Alas! poor Arab
| His relentless enemies are still unsat.
is6ea aud the Khodivc steps In aud
commnies his punishment TO bnni.h-
mcnt from his behaved Egypt. Not
content with simple exile he eompels
the conquered hero 10 choose his own
place of residence, limiting hi
choice to the narrow iaemains of th,
British government Hunted dowI
like o wild beast, the brave genera
decides to take up his abode on tn,
the Island OF Ceylon. But the Khe
dive, who Is his own uiclc, Is not We
satisfied, but compels Arab 10 tax
with him his entire princcly FORUM
and his well and carefully sclccte,
harem of young and beautiful wives
This was the "most unkindest cut o
ALL" just think. of II I To force him
not only to 90 himself, bnt 10 tear
score or more Ofyoung and tende
girls from their homes aud the love,
scenes of their dear native land |
must have wrung his brave hear
with anguish, and caused him 10 wee
great tears of grief at the fate tia
had overtakel him in The prime o
his noble aud useful manhood. T
be driven, in the dead Of winter
from his home 10 The warm climai
OF Ceylon and forced to take nntol
thousands 10 money to encnmbe
him With business cares in his soil
+ tude, and last, bni not least, TO hay
his mvorite wives banislcd also
3 indeed u horrible fate and more tina
. man Of less courage and hcroisr
: eoubl stand.
We can almost hear him cry out /
the anguish OF his soul, why, oil,
why did on not lett me die? or he's
him exclsim in the language OF Co
Sellers, "what have ever done that
should be Eeatea thus?', Is there
heart anywhere that does not beat !
sympathy for poor Arab? Is Their
one who would rotJ,be willing /
share his punishment with him
Alas poor Arsbil
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
State Teachers Association.



The Kentucky State Teachers' AS.
ISOLATION will hold its next session Al
Hopkinsville, ON the Goth met, aud
an unusually Interesting meeting is
promised. This Organization has &C.
co'nplished much good in the present
year by stimulating those engaged in
the work of education to greater co.
operation, IN both method and spirit,
and its usefulness 10 the cause has
been amply demonstrated BY the re.
suits thai have already attained. The
interchange Of ideas, the increase OF
scope Tor work, brought about by n
Tree discussion of the educational
questions Of the day, aud the report,
on such methods as are novel are OF
the utmost value TO every tea, her
The past lew years have dcnonsua
ted how much can be accomplished
by departure from tho tedioues and
iime-worn paths aud ruts that be.
loDged to the profession Of a coupIs
OF decades ago. Sister States have
stepped ont aud found better and ca.
sler paths Tor pupils by making the
teacaer more competent to lead tbs
way. kenucky is now doing the
same, and doing il in a measure
through just such All organization a,
THIS, Every teacher in the State who
can possibly do SO should make ar.
rangcments TO he present During
the session the customary Reduction
in fare will IN all probability be mad,
oyer the various railroads, aud sucl
other arrangements will be- made u,
loreduce the cost TO a minimum. Tho
following programme has been pre-,
pared:
TUESDAY, Dec. &c. 7 p. m.-Mu.ic
pra, err: address of welcome; re,
spouse by DIR. J. Drsha Pickett; ad
dress of President W. Ii. Barlholo
new music. erafL
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81, 0 q. m.-
J Music; address, "KeDiucky's educa'
iiopal Outlook Prof. S. A. Cham
bers, Henderson; discussion: "Rela
lions OF Common school, College and
! Academy" Prof Fuqua, OF Russell
vile !; discussion; music. 3F
Afternoon 2:30 O'Clock. Music
address, "Milion." Prof Leslie Wsg
gener. RussellvilIe; address. Com
mon Schools OF Kentucky-IIow Car
They be Made More Eficien,?' P.or
Boring. Nadisonyille.
Il Night. Z o'rlock.-Music; address
The Spectroscopo in Astronomy
VIM j. Davis, LouIsyille; recitation
Mrs. N. S Williams, Catleusburg
music.
THURSDAY, Dec. 2S. 8 a. m.-Mu
sic; address, Geology of Kepiuck,
as related Its Topography" Prof
A. X. Crandall, Lexington; music.
Afternoon, 2:30 o'clock Music
reports of committees: appointment,
OF delegates 10 the National Educa
tionsl Association; miscellant on,
bnsiiess /; election of officers; music
Night, 6 o'clork.-Music: address
Prof. g.. Crown, Normal School
!, Terra lIaute. Ind; music. II.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
SMALL CHANGE

The Greensboro Post has the "bis
head"
The proposition to rcdrco letter
postage 10 TO two.
The gamblers Mvorite bird-the
bird of Pair
iltakes matrinony to make som,
young men "setile down" and th,
Sheriff 10 make them "settle up" VI,
Tom Cannon has found "widow
woman" in / Henderson and Il
thought to be on the track OF a "fe
male girl"
Anthony Trollope, the great Eng
fish novelist, died in London, last
week aged 67 years. Every now and
then one of u: literary character.
passes away.
New. lloleinan was asked Wednes.
day II hc cav the transit of Venus
Il did not" said New II was more
interested In the exit of McPherson.,
-MadisonviiIe Weather Bulletin.
A young man took his sweetheart
out sleighing atLaiayette, Ind, and
tie sleigh was ovel turned and the CIR
instantly killed. lie win not be ap
to go out staying again.
The editor of iAe.Danville Tribun
has received letter from Gen. Gran
and 10 more excited over il than al
old maid would be over tho receip
ofa letter containing proposal 0
marriage.
"Mashcr" Meacham went to Hen
derson 10 do some "mashing,' bu
was badly "mashedr himself Fab
rerheit Young,
We went TO procure material 70
our new sketches which will shortl
appear, entitled, "Fahrenheit's Fierd
ish Frolic, or the Weather Prophet
Blood-curdling Revenge" and "Can
mons Coqueiish Caper, or the Firs
mistaken Impulse of an Undiscl
plined Heart" Iflhat be "inasbing
make the most of 1t.
In England they have what
called the "Henry 5 kiss" II is de
scribed as follows: "The gentleman
comes behind where the lady is stand
ing, and puts both his hands over i,c
shoulders OIL her checks, so that III
fingers OF both meet just below he
chin. Then he pulls her head bac
TO his shoulder, and kisses her full
on the lips, keeping HE mouth to hei
fully two minutos.' Fahrenhe
Young, who has tried both, inform
us that il beats the American "yun
YUM" kind.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
NATIONAL NOTES.

Frank Stringer fell between cars and
was killed at Dubuque la. Bsf
Pennsylvania House stands Dem
ocrats ll3. Republicans SS.
Mrs. y,lr ia Appley died at Norris
town n. j., in hcr. lO5lh year.
Chas. l.. Lamb. shot and killed. Mrs.
Hull, his mistress, at ST. Louis.
The deepest coal shaie in America is
at Portsville, Pa. IL is ], 81 leet deep
Geo. VogcIc was found dead in bed
at the Exchange House, Evansville,
Ind. sais is3fQS asD-a, 4
"a four weeks engagement in New
York netted Mrs. Lanytry, s6l 1903.
81. ~ TN
A soldiers monument to cost $780,.
600 is to be erected at New Haven,
Conn. ~
In the recent municipal election,
Boston went Democratic by 2,0U0
majority pf3 i9 asdss u.
ltiA negro college at huntsville ALA,
was harmed and an old woman was
cremaled aysoM ifai sIss yiolT 81,
Tom Knight and two children were
cremated in burning house neal
Atlanta, Ca.
A bri'ge fell at San Antcnia Tex,
and seven workmen were killed anu
eleven wouuded.
VIM. Edwards, convict, jumped
from a moving train in Cabell county
w. Va. and was killed.
"A boiler explosion in a mill al
ShewneetowA Ills, killed eight men
and wounded three others.
Hattie Kincke.be,,a girl Of l6, has
been abducted byunknown psiiies
irum her home in Milwaukee,. 'rhis
Is the thiri instance Of tho kiud III
that city in two months. al
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
More Inosndias

On last Tuesday night at Q o'clock
another attempt vas,made TO start q
general conflagralion, which would
have proven successful bat for the
prompt action and ciIecilye work Of a
number of citizens who Kept the fire
from spreading until the engine AR
vived. The fire was started in the
stable OF Mr.. Wood, east of the rail.
road, between Russellville and Nash
vile streets. The stable was full OF
hay aud was closely surrounded by
frame buildings aud ii these had
caught nothing could have saved
Rabbeth Il Brownell's mill and hi
that portion OF the city between the
railroad and the burnt district. The
time selected was very favorable.
The night was dark, the wind was
high aud the escape from disastrous
fire was very narrow. A numbers oil
persons worked hard with the
"sQuirt-gun' exlinguishers, which
did splendid work and together with
the bucket brigade kept The surround
| ing buildings wet till The fire com
pany got out, which was IN ten OF
fifteen minutes. The company il
now very efficient one, the engine
has been put in thorough repair ant
il does excellent work and the com
pany deserves praise. The loss o
the stable was entire aud amounted
to probably two or three hundred
dollars.
In this connection word or two il
regard TO the existing state Of affair
may not be out OF place. Last weei
there were three fires in four day
and one ifnot two OF thcsc were Ger
tainlY started BY inccndiaries ln ad
dition 10 these q small negro cir
named Nina Goode was Detected il
tho act OF setting FIRE to the slabl
in the rear OF Graves & Hancock
warehouse last Tuesday. She wa
arrested, tried before Judge Brashc
and held under a bend OF $50
Whether she did 1t Of her own vii
or was used as plant tool OF SOM
older wretch was not developed. |
seems hard 10 make an example OF
ID yea, 8 old th.!d but son. hing mu.
be done TO stop this thing OF whole
sale arson. 1t is not safeto lie dow
at night. AT all hours day aud mig h
. tie cry of fire!p is heard and
seems that there is q determination
OH thepari OF some villain to burn u
the rest Of the city Is II done 10 al
ford an opportunity TO pIllage ali,
steal? IL II done to take reveng,
upon some enemy, and destroy al
his neighbors in the eiTort3 Is
done By some person who is mono
maniac on the subject? These ques
tons cannot be answered, but on
. thing 10 certain, something ought L
be done 10 find the : incendiaric,
Every effort should be made, ever,
man should appoint himself prival
detective aud when The sniIly part.
is caught in the act lei his punish
Inent be rs speedy as it is terrible. II
p the meantime the citizens should Sc
? cure exliDguishers and take othel
steps TO prolec, their properly al i
moments notice.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Capt. Ralph Sheldon 10 announced
In this issue as a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the Office Of Register Of the
Land Office. Capt.. Sheldon has
made faithful. attentive officer and
has proven his thorough capacity 10
fill,he position acceptably and crcdi.
tably. lie asks all indorsament al
the hands of bis party and Judging
OF the future by the past he would
make good officer.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

The Republicans viii make q dies
pera,c effort to secure the admission
Of Dakota as a State this winter. Al
the territory is strongly Republican
they think this the surest plan "a
maintain a majority in. the next Sen
ate. The Democrats In the Senate
VII fight the bill BY every consti;u
fIonal method
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19


Hon. J. Z. S. Blackburn has au-
ounced himself as a candidate for
pr Speaker efihe next House. tits
Unfortunate LAT there should DO two
Andidates from Kentucky. Mr..
llackbnrn's candidacy will OF course
pjure Mr.. Carlisle's chances'io some
ktent. Tho former gives as the
ost potent reason for his becoming
candidate that he was the contend
'lg man three years ago anu was
'piy beaten BY Mr.. Randall nine
pies. He cmphatIcally denies that
has come out to defeat Carlisle IN
sndalPs Interest, but says, on the
pirhry, that he prefers his colleague
er me latter and expresses regret
he feels prompted by self'respect
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Mrs. Langtry, the Jersey Lily"
has only been In America q few
weeks but she has been here long
enough TO become the heroine in a
scandal, in which "fresh" New
York turiman named Gebhart is the
hero.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Con. Jos. A. Wheeler has been
unanimously nominated to I'll the
vs6aucy caused by the death OF Con-
,gressman Lowe in the Eight Ala
bama District. Gen. Wheeler was
elected two years ago, but was count
cd out by the Republicans.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Arab Pasha has elected to be ban.
ished TO Ceylon. lie has plenty Of
money and a large harcm full OF we'll
assorted wiycs. Some masculinet
not only question the severity of Col
Arabs punishment but even envy
the fate Of the harem. scarem Egyptian
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Two "big boys'' named Jno. Hager
and Chas. Luse attempted to wbip
their teacher VIM. Frazier. aged 20
near Zanesville U. They threw him,
when Frazier drew kriIc AMI fatally
Stabbed them L.th.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Last Wednesday was the flfiieth
anniversary OF Gladstone's election
as member Of the English House OF
Commons, and the occasion Yves ap-
propriately celebrated BY tho vener-
Able statesman.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Clerk Mcpherson announces that
the next IIou,e will stand as follows
Democrats III; Republicans, III
Readjusters, 6; Independent Demo
crsls, A; Independent Republicans
9. Democratic maiority-overa all So
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

We arr authorized to Announce
Cap. Ralph Sheldon, of Nelson coun'
", 81 candidate for reelection as
Regi,ter 0. the Land Office. subject to
the action Of tho Democratic party
Election August 1889.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

We received last week copy OF
the Southern Broaddre, an ably edi-
ted, spicy newspaper published at
Nashville. Tenn, and devoted TO the
cause Of temperance.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

The city ofKingston IN Jamaica,
was buried last week the losses
amounting to sl5,0OO,0OO. Tie peo-
pie are destitute and asking for as
sistancc.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

We are authorized 10 announce
Prot ". Is Wayland, of Cadiz, az a
candidate for County Judge OF Trigg
county. Election August 1888
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

-Four suiridcs--.loln Love and JAS.
Lees, Akron, y: .lno Andergg.
Sleubeuvillc, .; John Hillcy, Cairo,
I'll. fil
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
RAN, kDiTUR
ArroKNEY oENERAL.

Wilbur r. Browder, Of Logan Co.
i = candidate for Attorney General,
subject TO the. action OF the Demo-
cratic State Convention. Election In
August. 1888.