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erownshIp DemocratIc Conrentlon

will be held az New augusta Saturday, March II,
AZ 10 a. m, for the purpose of nominating eandi-
dates to be voted for at the April election, 1882
BY order of Committee.
T.-Y. REVEAL.
Central Committeeman.
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Rnrnett,s Cncnnina

Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
S00thes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest lustre.
Prevents the hair from falling off.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth
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st. Louis Lave stock Market.
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. March 6.-PrOvisiOns-Dull: Mess
pork nominal. Bulk shoulders. Sc 1896 so:
clear RIB Ss %; clear sides 50 IS. Bacon: shouI-
sugar cured hams, ST. SCALP. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; extra family. s5a5 20; A No. I, s. IS
@6 .; winter patents, sS@S 20 choice fancy s. 20
al 10; fancy, 90 750I7 -. Grain-Tn slightly i'm
proved demand, and prices tending downward
Wheat: No. red winter, 81 60 Corn: No. ?
white, 9219G73c; No mixed, 63s63lsc. Oats: No
?, 4o1Sc; mixed: 1910. Rye, No. , fail nominal
Butter dull and nominal
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DOC. %
Springers....- ......>.............. IS OOasO 20
Mich 70 UU5oJ %
Sheep-Noue offered
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II You are
Interested

In the ilquiry-Which is the
best Linilnent for Man and
BeaSt!-this is the answer, at
tested by two generations: the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT. The reason is sim
pie. 1t penetrates every sore,
wound, or lameneSs, to the
very bone, and drives out all
inflammat0ry and morbid mat
ter. It "gOes to the root" of
the trouble, and never fails to
cure in double quick time.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Everyone should try Kings Twenty-Five
Cent Bitters. Sold by all druggists.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCkI'
MONEY AND STOCKS.

There are no changes TO note in the local money
market There is a fair demand for loans, and
rates OF discount are firm at 7 and per cent. on
good time paper. Exchange Is scarce and COM
handing uremiun between banks. hut there
is no disposition to buy at the figures asked.
New York financial Market.
NEW YORK. March 6.-Money-2a6 per cent.
per annum. closing IS.
Prime Mercantile Paper-5>rC9e per cent
Government Bonds-Unchanged. except for ex-
tended IS, which are per cent. higher.
Specie Shipments-s20O, oco silver bars.
Railroad Bonds-Generally weak
State Securities-IrregVlar.
Share speculation opened weak and ls6l per
cent lower than Saturdays closing. the latter for
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy while Erie ana
Western opened lss per cent lower, and Rich
mond and Danvllle 10 per cent. lower nc ls0. In
early trade decline Of 1zSS per cent was record
ed. in which Richmond and DanviIle and Louis
vile aud Nashville Hannibal and st. Joe pre-
ferred. Memphis aud Charleston and Denver and
RiO Gnnde were most prominent. Succeeding
this was a recovery of isGlH per cent. the latter
for Louisville and Nashville; but the market
again fell or 149S per cent. Richmond and Dan
vile. Chesapeake and Ohio first preferred Louis
Vile and Nashville Union Pacific and Denver and
Rio Sraude being conspicuous in the down ward
movement. lONaru noon au ADVANCE OF tsfat19
per cent. was recorded. Chesapeake ana Ohio nrSt
preferred leading therein. Between boards de-
cline Of 16l per cent. took place. the latter for
Union Pacific which was followed bY a recovery
OF izGl per cent Louisville Gnd Nashville lead
ing while Memphis and Charleston sold down
per cent, at 81 IN late dealings there was de
cline of 46tiJs per cent. Denver aud Grande. Wa
bash preferred and Colorado Coal being prominent
therein. This followed IL insl dealings by an
advance of lsglk per cent, IN which Denver ana
Rio Grsnde. Wabash preferred snd Reading were
prominent, while Richmond and Daovilie sci up
per cent. at l25; Memphis anu Charleston closed
per cent. lower. The market closed strong.
Transactions, 40 600.
Mining stocks to-day were active aud irregular.
A very large business was done in Robinson and
state Lines and 3: Robinson h1ctuated between
S65 aud 400 closing at 1876. State Lines and de
clined from IS To IS. closing at 50; South Pacific
steady at 80 to 26o. and ChrysOlite advanced 10
40
Sales on both Exchanges amounted to eOs, 7i5
shares.
GOVERNMENT sECURITIEe.
3forItOC lereS[ nor ax
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eovERsMEyr sEcURrTIFe.

sterling. 60 days..4Ss4 per cent. ex. div...102S
Sterling sght.....f90 u ;.
SIS. 8l. extended. 1907 New o. y. 4s.........J1S
NorE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New York
quotations H9l per cent.
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New Orleans Market.
baltimore Market.

BALrIGoRK. March 6.-Flouy-Aciiveand steady
Wheat-Western opened frmer. declined and
Ssss: March 81 % asked; April. 81 $i14cl 81 r.
May. 81 S21s9l 3; June. 81 3D@l 81; July, 81 lS54
al 10; August, 81 1901 Is. C0rn-Nestem dull;
mixed spot. 6si &c asked: March, 6s54@Gcs1sc:
May, 701%c: June, 7O4701{c: steamer, &c bid.
OaIs-Higher western. white, 5l@52c: mixed. ~
assoc; Pennsylvania, 4S@s52c. Rye-A shade bet
Quiet. Mess pork. Sl7 50@ls %. Bulk meats:
shoulders aud clear r1b sides, packed, 81 25dl0.
Bacon: shoulders, s. rs; clear rib sides al;
hams SIS OO@ls as. Lsrd-RefHed, gil IS. But
ter-Firm: Western packed, 1s@s46c; roll 25@32c
Eggs-Dgn at l5916c; Petroleum-Nominsl: re-
Sugar-Firm; soft, &c. Whisky-Quiet az
81 17aI Is. Freights-Quiet. Receipts-F1onr,
3.622 bbls; wheat. 80 bu.; corn, 64i6 bu.: oats.
bu.: corn. & SIS Blu. sales-wheat, 3i,lls bu.
Foreign Markets.
IL LoSeos; March 6; 5P; M m;-conscls; money,
ties-Illinois Central. ls7: New York Central,
1885: Erie, 3S1z; seconds, 80; Reading. 80.
Amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
Tallow-4Ss 9d@49d. Spirits of Turpenline--
As cd.
PARIS March 6.-Rentes-s4f
ANTWERP, March 6-Petroleum-ls@islsc
LIVERPOOL March 6.-Cotton-In fair demand
at 9-l6@6tzd. sales, 1000 bales, including 500
bales for speculation and export. and 6 800 bales
American. Lard-PIime Western dun at 53s %.
auiPSr.hiS opiIitS-S'eeus az - VI. vita.
Winter dull at los ca. Receipts-Wheat. fer the
week from Atlantic ports, ,QCO quarters; from
Pacific ports $3.50 quarters: from other sources,
200 quarters. Corn-lS.50 500 quarters.
East Liberty Live Stock Market.
EAST LIBERTY. March 6-Cattle-Receipts. 2,52o
head. The market is very dull prices 25@i0c of
from this time last week.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. The market was
slow; Philadelphias, 81 25@7 30: Workers, S6 300
20.
Sheep-Receipts. $500 head. Market very dull
prices 25c of from last week.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW 4 DIRK, March 6.-Tne Drovers Journal Blu
reaurep0Tts:
Beeves-Receipts. 1850 head making 11,6o0
head for the weak trade slow. with number of
car leads % sell at late hour; extremes, S9Oi2;
general sales at 50 7J@ll IS; exporters useu 200
head and paid Sll9ll so for fair to good steers.
Shipments-Since saturday 1925 quarters Of beef,
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MACEDONIA.

Orr ro.as aro In drea d,uI mnd.
4 cn,a;,;on
nnr ,risnd n NJ White ba, hecr
all sn;,os s;ncs Tho OOH nlt ;,s hi.
d., horn smJ = Gne ,oor;,g Gid loo
Shor,ss "a Arns,ronv WS,,a msSs
h;s dshn, hare res,erd.r Il The nmes,
If Mr. 1 I Wilt and i, Tho cbief NJ.
traction of tho f,m;Iv lie L;ctad
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"My father" said Gilhooly solemn
ly, ."was more sensitive TO colds than
any body | ever knew. The slightest
exposure gave him cold" THAT
must have been very disagreeable."
Indeed it was, He never could sit
near a draft for. a minute without
catching cold. / remember on one
occasion ho was sitting ia the Office
Of friend. when all at once my father
began to sreeze. He insisted that
there was draft in the room. Eve
ry effort was made to discover where
the draft was, but In vain. The doors
aud windows we're closed, and there
was no fireplace; but my father kept
on sneezing and insisting that there
IN ust be draft in the room-and Sc
there was" "Wherc was i,?" "Ir
an envelope ON the table. and it wa.
only little draft for $3.40."
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Hap;,n Steel.
Canton, Dec. 7,h 1882.

Canton. Dec. 7,h 1882.
Ep, soorn KKsrucKiA.
The interesting event OF the day
was the graceful exit Of Mr.. w. J..
liopson from a state Of celibscy aud
his stately entrance into the clysian
seas ofmatrimony.
At 2 O'Clock P. d., Mr.. Hopson
was married to Miss Lizzie Steel. Of
Christian Co.. by the Rev. J. q. Tate,
Of Hopkinsville.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
the thrice happy pair ropsired to the
residence OF Mrs. Joshua Hop'tn
whore q cordial reception awaited
them.
We have never attended more
pleasant affair and are deeply indept-
cd to Mr., Hopson for a most deligtful
evening.
The rarely gifted and beautiful
Miss Lizzie has verified her high esti-
mate Of noble characters BY selecting
dne Of Canton's best young men.
.'She is purc as pearl and as perfect
---may, SIZE ever DO as happy ~ now
and wreath chaplet OF sunbeams TO
deck the brow Of her noble husband.
We forbear to attempt an extended
eulugy Of the merits Of one as we'll
known as Mr.. Hopson.
He IL the noblest Of Gods work.
a christian gentleman whose heart is
us far FROM guile as heaven FROM earth.
We were SO perfectly absorbed in the
radiance Of each face that we cannot
give faithful description Of tho beau
iiful toilets. end must conclude with
the subject Of "presents.
From mother to the groom, silvel
spoons, knives and forks; Mrs. VIM
Withcrs, Of hopkinsvillc, chaste, sill
vor understand and knife; Maj Sci
don. Of Clarksyillc. silver and cui
: glass ,pickle.staud and folk; handsome
gold bracelets and bangled gold piece
engraved with initials w. j. H. tc
LIN S. present from groom; beauli
full ring sapphire. from Mrs. j. r
Willis; gold initial pin, from Mis-
Kathleen Clark, Of Hopkinsville; gol,
pen, from MISS Daisybel Lee johnson
antique chamber set, from Mr.. sn'
Mrs. Lacy, Evansville, Ind. Til
happy pair are very popular at HON
and abroad, and have received numer
GUS congratulations -dung ririmus
yieams'.
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An Entsrprisine Newspaper.

The Louisville Weekly Commercial
announces that hereafter its yearly
subscription price will be only one
Dollar. This reduction will make
the Commercial the cheapest and best
general newspaper in the State.
1t will also be greatly improved.
On January LIST, it will appear in an
entire new and handsome dress and
will contain, among other valuable
features, Wepte- Melvill's celebrated
novel "katerisl,o." The adventures
Of the hero md his thoroughbred race
mare katcrfelto, with the charming
and yet thrilling love story OF Wait
aud John Garnet. make the tale ont
Of profound interest through out.
There is not dull chapter in the
entire novel.
In order to obtain the first chapters
of this tale Of unparalleled popularity,
subscriptions should be seut TO the
Commercial ot,once. BY special ar
rangement we gre able to olfernThe
SuuTH KENrUcKIAs and the Weekly
Commercial together atthe astounding
price Of only $3.50 per year, giving
our citizens their home paper aud the
best family newspaper in the State,
for little more thai the price Of one.
Send your subscriptions at once.
u. ------z------.- . -. v-------s.
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a $40. 90 Biblical Reward.

The publishers Of Rutledgo's Month
" offer twelve valuable rewards in
their. Monthly for January, among
which is tho following:
: We will give $50 90 in gold to the
person telling us how many verses
there are in the New Testament
Scripture mot the New Rcyision)
containing but two words each, by
January 10th. 1888, Should two or
more correct answers be received
the reward will be divided. The
money will be forwarded to the win
ner January 10Th, 1883. Persons
trying for the reward must send 20
cents in silver (no postage stamps
-,uhvu-,
they will receive the February Month
ly, in which the name and address oil
the winner Of the reward and the cor
rect answer Will be published. This
may be worth $40 90 to you, cut it out
Address Rutlsdge Publishing Compa-
ny Easton, Penna.
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From the appearance Of Vick's
Floral Guide, which is on our desk
We should Judge that the young Vicks
are "chips Of old block" as the Floral
Guide with its Autographed cover is
handsome enough for the parlor table.
II is printed on the best Of paper, has
thee colored plates Of Flowers aud
Vegetables. and full of useful infor-
nation. Those who send 10 cents
for it cannot be disappointed. as the
plates alone. are worth the amount
Address, as in past years, james
Wick, Rochester, N Y.
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There 10 rumor of another we'd
ding before tho ldes Of JANUARY.


There 10 rumor of another we'd
ding before tho ides Of january.
Mrs. Cooper gave her boarders a
magnificent Christmas dinner yes
terday.
The banks and telegraph Office
were closed yesterday and will be
closed next Monuu,s -.
Many persone are paying high phi
ccs for herdsgrass or timothy for
their COWS, not knowing that Mr.. w.
d. Summers is selling better hay at
60 cents per cwt.
"Thc Kentucky Minstrcls" COM
posed Of colorcd local talent, will
give an entertainment at the Court
house Friday evening, Dec. 10Th.
Tho company is under the manage
ment of Edmunds y Sykes, and they
propose to give flrst.class minstrel
show including clog and JIG dances
songs, etc.
In another column will be found
report Of the first years work Of Tho
Christian Women's Charity AssorI'
a,iod, composed OF the benevole''
ladies Of this city irrespective OF dc
nominational Zines. Tho Associa
ton is calculsted to do 20 powegso
good in the community and 4 de
serves the support anI encourage
ment -four pecple; \
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I0i'k1NovlLi,E. DEO. 20. 1852.

na- Our rates have been reduced TO
u 80 styyctly cash III adsaacs aud all
papers arc stopped whom the sub
serIpiions expire. Experience has
taught us that this is the proper way
to conduct newspaper. We force
no man to take tho paper after his
time 10 out.
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Stat TWICE A WEEK flS
Tho Best, Nowsiest and Cheapest
Newspaper in tho South.
THE sEAI-HEEELI POST.

Everybody should take IL. II gives the lat.
est news days In advance OF tho old fashiono d
wcekics, AMI for less money II ID Demo-
cratic, but at tho Same time independent In
politics. 1t contains tho hest news summary;
tho hest reading matter; the best editorials
and the best market reports ALI for only
si.25 per year. Send for specimen copies.
Every farmer. every merrhant, every trader
YOU get lOi papers and double the rca,lng
r attor. givon BY an oriinatow tor 81 %
and IT comes TO you tw ice q week. Hand the
mnney TO onr agent Ia your county or remit
diroct 70 W..
THE LOUISVILLE POST,
Louisville, Ky.
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. I.. -
q. s' Z v'"''" -"' A0' ''"0' "''
-'S'''''''s'
Mr.. EFT. Campboll 10 homo from,
Jaw school'
Prof. J. B, Reynolds, OF Louisville,
Il Al the Phoenix.
Judge W. s. Randolph, of Prince
ton, was IN tho city Friday.
Mr.. n. A. Burnett. Of Cadiz. /,
vI.,,,nr fr,.nd. n 1u.rt.v,u.
-. 70, ma,
,nru.a,.., -. III. .,
49,. :, ,,..s.,. ,, w." w
W. :,
,,.y,,, C,.rt..,i,. MIN n.r .,,,or
Mr.. r. p Major
NJ ,y,,,
-. .s..,. s.,.'',,..
at.home In Nashville.
Cant. Sam NJ Game. of rronk.
for,. I. spendinx mia week with NJ,
sr,ona. hsr,
Coi.'w. n. Yost Jr., Of Urccnville,
was In the city Saturday and paid us
a pleasant cali.
m. nan, c-,
psssed through the city Saturday on
her way home from school at Nash.
willie.
NJ. 9 IT n,,h,,a,. .,a,,,..,,.
yis Tsndy arc spending tho week
with Mrs. Ton, Smith, Of Iiadens-
willie.
Ar. Gao. ii, PHI, ., III. ;r,,ov,,,,
RchO, |, In the city the guest Of hrs
brother Mr.. e. A. Pike at tho Euro.
psan Hotel.
lad. " n.....r .,,. -,
~ - ~<eN~"Ns $500 "tft- "
wiaehes,sr, will roach the city to-day
and win DO tho guests OF DIR. L. b.
Hickman.
"a.
ter Miss Lizzie. 81 Cadir, wdnt 10 81.
Louis Saturday TO spend the Christ.
nas.
Mn. .u.n,..,r.... a,p.a.. nj
r.,,,r,, ,rom . $50. ia, q can.
q, $500 sna :, n, .,..d n. ,ss.,, Il
AZ. ,,,v ~. y
Z, y NJ -, I 4 I; \, 49,. ~ M,
IN =. sq.,,,. !, ' ,.,e. Il,
a. ~ ,r.rs. $, ~. s.,.,,.. IA
III, ts,,,. q. MI ( 49,, ..s
MI" Aall's Lindssy. sof cadir'
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Died.

CLARDV: At the residence OF his
parents, near LongYicw, De-. 18Th,
Andrew Clardy, son of Mr. JAS. Nj.
Clardy, in tie 10th year OF his age.
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Stories Of faithful dogs abound, but

Stories Of faithful dogs abound, but
few writer's sver give the faithful mas
ter any credit. Hence this little thing
from Greece: "a dog fell overheard
from steamer. The Captain rcfuscd
to stop for any thing short of a drow-
ming man lyon will stop for me, Of
course, said the gentleman, who
leaped overheard. OF course master
and dog were both saved"
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This is a creditable showing for an
organization so Young. These enter
tainnents cost them time and trouble,
and when they have given suppers /,
has frequently bcenai considerable
expense to themselves. They wish
their thanks TO be extcnded to those
who have kindly assisted them in
thcir entertainments, ana who have
helped them by their donations. Its
Independent course IN raising money
is worthy of commcndaiion. 1t
seems TO me that this briof mention
Of the nature, aim aud work OF this
Society should commend it TO the
favor Of the christian public, and
shonld call forth from that public, o
generous support for it both in word
and deed. A FRIEND.
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The Office Of The
SOUTH KENTU CKIAN
will be moved to-day
to the rooms over
Mckee & Sons gro
Gerry, in the Hord
building, Nashville
street, in the rear Of
the Phoenix Hotel.
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In order that the community at
large aud especially the Christian
portion Of It, may understand the
nature, the aim and tho work of the
above named organization, this arti-
Gle is written. The writer has been
furnished with q lew facts relative 10
lis briet history; also the report of
itn labors, but for all else that may be
said lie il responsible. Last DeceIn-
Der, one year ago, the society began
its existence. Remembering the
words Of the Master: "'rhe poor 20
have always with you,' and "inss-
much as We render assistance unto
one Of the least OF these, my disciples,
yc do il unto me-" The Christian
ladies from the different churches IN
the city, formed nm organization 10 be
known as the q. w. e. A., and
whose aim should DO active visitation
on the part OF its members Of the
poor IN order to ascertain their
wants, and as tar as possible relieve
them. With this BENEVOLENT object
In view, these Christian ladies have
prosecuted their lsbors silently but
yet assiduously, carrying giadness 10
many hearts, aud calling down upon
themselves the favor OF God aud the
bcnedictions from those whom they
have helped. BY means OF donations
and money received from entertain
ments given by them, they have been
enabled TO render much valuable as.
sistance during the year gone. to the
poor we have among us, and the lack
OF their labor Of love, would have
been Iclt very keenly BY those 10
whom they have minislcrel. Ger
tainly sneh an organization, unde
nolninstional in its nature, and hav-
ing 80 worthy an end to serve,
should not only receive from Chris.
tian people recognition, but their
hearty approval and support. Arc
these ladies receiving this? You can
help them BY donations, II Is truc. but
you eau help them too by encour-
sgipg words. Remember that thore
is no prcft accruing TO them from
this work. On the contrary il is |
purely an ouigrowih of unselfish in
terest In the poor. Rally Therefore,
to their support. Instead OF stand
ing al distance and finding fault,
(as some have done,) let Christian
women join their rasks, and christian
men wish them God speed In their
noble enterprise. Here is an oppor-
iunity tor united labor on the part Of |
christian women from all drnomina.
lions. Win they avail themselves OF
it:That you may SEQ what las been
accomplished by this Society, and
how deserving II is of our hearty |
support. give you tho report OF its
Secretary and Treasurer, for The year
gone; W
Da,n; al frn,,, aofa,t a Ia, ~, ante f,,sv
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HERE AND THERE

Miss Mollie Martin. Fire Insurance
Christmas eve was 80 lovely da,
as any one could desire.
No preaching at tho Baptist chnrcl
Sunday. owing to tho absence Of tho
pastor.
Thorc will be preaching at Shiloh
next Sunday BY Rev. ]. W. Elmer
son.
Tho public schools adjourned FRI
day and will not Resume until mex
Monday.
Tho rubbish 10 being cleared on
Mr.. Goo. y. Thonpson's lots on
east Main.
Como to this Office 10 get Anchor
Square and Satchcl Bottom bags
We carry none but the best goods
and sell at city prices.
Tho seml-annual election OF on.
GERS Of Evergreen Lodge, X. Of r.,
comes of Thursday night. A full
attendance oftho members u desired.
The Iiopkinsville small hoy must
go outside ofthe corporation limits
when no goes to shooting of his
fire works and having OF his fun"
A missionary meeting will DO held
at Locust Grove on tho 30ih and
3ld insts. Salem, Olivct, South I'm
ion and Locust Grove churches are
requested to send delegations.
The public school building for the
colored children Is now rapidly APP
proaching completion. 1t only lacks
the dcsks ard seats when 1t will be
ready 10 DO opened.
With the thermometer at, 90 de-
grees, tho sun shining pleasantly, the
merchants all doing d good busi-
ness and the. South Kentuckian out
as usual ~ seems 'hat christmas Is
all that could be desired.
q Mrsw. G Morton Of Madisonvills,
has been acting as night operator In
the depot Office for some time past In
place OF Mr.. Rowe, who fell and
sprained his arm so badly that he has
been lard up Tor week or more.
NJ ia ro,a os K.n,. s,.,,on !
,.t..a ,,,,or or .av.,, M. sro,, -.
SOW that averaged 20l pounds at len
months and 'hroc days old. The
smallest weighed 2o2 pounds and
aud largest 2s6 pounds net.
Mr.. ]. II. .Pesrcc, OF this city, has
been sppolnted manager Of tho tele.
phone exchsnge In iiopkinsville, NY.
~ we, ~ " 'n,s c''y' snu spom ,,, !
iooling af,er the business Of The con.
mora cf,cis",lv ' o,lssWC,srt syII,o
Tobacco Leaf.
M , :. W.
~, ~. -.
49,, -, T.s
.,.,aa H.. d.. p wv Mo..h..a =,
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M. IN, m. r...,, ~ ~. ,no.,,nv
was twelve conversions and nine ac-
10 the church.
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h,,rr ro..,v.a evo ,horo,rhhrod
.,..s,,, 81, s.,,,a sr.,n Nor,hor,. Ran
,n.s. Ia, woor NJ wv ~ F,,hry
-, ,.,.,s ar..,.a oo, ana ..,s Ia,
week for s65. II paws to raise fine
s,ork and wo arc glad to see that
more interest IA being takon IN the
In another column appears tho adj
OF nsw coal yard
Which will DO opened January lat, by
Mr.. X. A. West, late OF tho firm OF
West q Yancey. Mr.. West 10 a
straight-iorward energetic business
man, and will merit and receive a
good share OF the public patronage.
ucs' T. : ro"e'' WIN ue'iVer une
0pe"'.s a"u'es' ~ '"o neson''s As
'oe.a,'o" 'o'"'s"'' i.e 'Ae,''.e'
WIN 70 oo.n e"'e''a'A'ns anu ,h-
invited to attend. The meeting will
BIO held In the courthouse and It 10
hoped that there win be good at
al through the session OF
10 a.soc;attna