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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24
Guiteau still Confident.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-After the
adverse decision of the court in banc
to-day Counsel Reed visited Guiteau,
who seems, says Reed, to have perfect
faith that he is coming out all right in
the end. Reed will visit the Jail with
II notary tomorrow morning and obtain
iuiteau's signature to an affidavit
which will be used in the next step in
the case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

The Salt Lake Tribune of May 10
says: There were as many polygamous
marriages in the Mormon Endowment
House yesterday as at any time previous
to the passage of the Ednunds law.
The machinery of that law can't be
placed in motion any too soon TO please
the law abiding people of the country.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

After saving up a poor widows
woodplle, a lot of Harvard students
discovered that they had spoiled a lot
Of timber she had bought to build an
addition to her cottage. They never
made such mistake before and they
never will again.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

James Gordon Bennett has given
Mrs. belong, wife of Lieutenant De
Long, Commander of the Jeanette,
$4,000 in United States Government
bonds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

The Reno Gazette is at home when it
can get in fling at Carson. 1t en-
dorses mud-slingins correspondents and
reminds one of the old truism, Birds
of feather flock together"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

Here's Webster on a bridge,' said
Mrs. Darlington, as she handed to Ike
a new unabridged dictionary. "Study
it contentiveIy, and you will gain a
great deal of inflammation"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24
The Northern Pacific Land Grant

WAsIIINGToN, May 22.-The House
Committee on judiciary adopted the
report OF the subcommittee deriaring
the lands granted to the Northern Pa
citic Railroad not forfeitable. 4 minor
ity OF four will present Il dissenting
report. Chairman Reed was author
lied TO submit the majority report to
the House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24
The Latest.

John G. Fox, the stationer, is con-
tinually replenishing his varied assert
ment Of articles, and keeps pace with
the latest manufactures. He has all
kinds of stationery, including blank
books with printed headings, just the
thing for wood dealers, ranchers, etc
He keeps on hand a full line Of fishing
tackle, croquet and lawn tennis sets.
Also, some beautiful designs in wall
paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-24

The paperes relate an anec,lote of a
beautiful young lady who had become
blind, having recovered her sight after
marriage. WhereupOn some one
wickedly observes, that it is no I'M
common thing for peoples eyes to he
opened by matrimony.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
What is a M,'nliga, NigAs9

The Lebanon Standard aud Time.
asks yl,i.qaesiioa IN speaking OF the
contract undcr whirl the gas coin
psny agreed to light the town, and
also adds: f'
rs Agedriing TO the Western Far
mers' Almanac. we had u new moon
an the l7,h al 9:JS. +. M; aud IN
Monday night il went down at Dali
I'm Up 10 thi, last nsmcd hour
the olopu was s,iuiug; but II was
o6scurcl by thick clouds II VIII, OF
coursc. be cpnccicd that II was not a
moonlight night after g:ll; bnt was
ita moo / Yhi night before? In 9th
err words. Il Il sufficient TO constitute
a moonlight night that the moon
shall shine bchind the clouds. or
must tho uigl, hc clcar, so that the
people may get tho benefit OF the
moonlight
We have III ore than once called a..
s-ten,ipni TO the same thing in connec-
tion Will, tho way our oil lamps
3 have been ligll,aa for tho last several
months. Tho lamplightcr seems to
regard every night that tho moon is
visible xt'asy time amoonlight night.
lfihc moon sets at eight or rises nj
IL o'clock Il IL NIL tho same, and poo
pile arc allowed To grope along Ii the
dark because the moon shines. II is
our opinion that no uight when the
moon docs uotgive light is q noon
light night. Ifitis raining and the
moon Is full the lamps should be
lighted, as the clouds obscure the
light OF the moon. We do not
know whatarrangemcnts have been
made wnh Tie gas company, but
there should be some definite luder-
standing about what Is a moonlight
night. We claim that no night ID 0
moonlight night wncn II Is SO dark
that II man has TO carrya lantern to
keep fromruuning against the lamp
posts,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28

Sale BY Backncr h Woodbridge
Feb % and %, OF ITO hogsheads To-
hacco as follows. 2S hogsheals me-
dunn leaf. 81 % to 8 50; % hogs
heads common and low leaf, $6 SO t.
I 10; q Iihds good Tugs, 81 % 70
II 10; 80 hllds common aud thrashy
lugs. 3 40 to S. rs.
Market remains firm at former PRICES
with common aud thrashy lugs easier
The receipts and offerings were very
full this week;
Sales by Alternately & Co, Feb. %,
1882, Of 81 hhds as follows:
"a hlds. common leaf, W 40 10
|6 30.
2S hhds. common lugs, from s. 90
6 80.
Market dull and irregular. ii
Nelson d .Jesup sold this week 81
hlnls as follows:
80 hbds. leaf. so 30 to G 30.
81 hhds, lugs, 6 81 To 1 IS.
We quote the market easier on all
grades.
Sale by Wheeler Mills & Co. Frb,
y 1892, Of 4S hhds. Tobacco as lol-
lows:
lG bids. common to good leaf, Sc 80
to 90.
20 hhls. good Medium S. 00to 6 %.
q 12hli'ls. common trashy lugs,.A 10
to 4 %.
Market not SO fine on Tugs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
so7rALtrrEs.

l.r itiNt'F ts. r4 ttr
EfAsfssr. .tao, J. Chappsll, Of Gadir, was
IN town last week.
Miss Mary Cnoper OF Benefits
town, is in the city.
profs. J ". aud j. 0. Rust, visited
Russclyillc last week.
Mrs. L A. jameson, Of Pembroke,
was Ia ,he city one day last week.
Mr. M. u Millct,. Of 0vrnsbprn,
was rcgislsrc,lat the Phoenix, sun
day.
Miss Ella jenkins. Of Shuhrin
made shor; visi, 10 the city last
week.
sIiss Geriie Carter, If South Chris
,ian, wa. among tho visitors to town
last week.
Miss Leila Ware will leave for
Dcnucttstown io.iaysto visit friends
there.
:" Mr.. Ire Kimhronrl,. n hsnllsome
Young gallant, from Ilaicnsville, wns
in the city Sunday.
Miss Lee Whillock. Of Ok Grove,
has marrisnla,c,l ne boardia,g pupil
al Bethel Femsle College.
Mira. Farley. Of Henry county. who
has brcn visiting Mrs. Jas. hodrnal''
has returned home.
Mr.. Jno y. Shaw. Circuit Court
Clerk OF rrigs county, was IN tue
city last week.
Miss Auus IIenirlcks. late OF
Russellviric. has moved TO this city
aud is boarding At the Central Hotel.
Mr.. Peter l. Brlxcudine, well
known Ciuriu,a ! commercial mis-
sionary, was IL the city last week.
Mr.. AT. wilnberly, proprietor of
,he Cadix Telephone, was in the city
last week IN tho interest ufhia paper.
Mrs.W Il. Graves, who has had a
position on the l. & N. railroad as
.cxpross agent for some time, Is Al
hoiur.
.Mcxino Dill- LEFT for Kusscllviilc
last Wed ic.day, after staying long
enough to make The. impression that
he was frsiiclass fraud, aud moth
ing more or less than an itinerant OF
leisure aud limited means.
Joel u. Mcpherson, of Hopkins
( willie, WA IL i,wn Sunday. lie
iidn'i comc 20 sec NV Iloleman, as
somc diougl.t. .Iarl ia = 'Ini-y. q
.larlipG aud. 4 dumping. i Madison
VILE Tunes.
Mr.. a. ". Cooper Of Bcnnriis.
town, will he Marie TO day TO Miss
Carrie McD,niel, ef iliS city. The
briial p,rCy will leave lor the resi-
dencu OF the grtom's bro'iier nj 'rn.
nsttsiow,t. where arescp'ion will be
given tbem.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
MONTGOMERY, KY.

] see f,om the Courier Journal that
your Representative has succeeded III
getting his bill through anil so the
"Wopl Pulling" will commence over
the Tree turnpike question, Of course
We people of frigs would like tu have
a Tree road when we come to town, but.
this is no Eight Of ours" VIC are after
our Railroad, and We are determined
TO have it,, and il Christian don't look
sharp il will be bc'oic she gets her
free, pixies. The commitiees are still
at work, and the Trigg coua:y delega.
tion will make a strung pull, next
week, Major Bingham and Mr. Dithe
Wallis and,uihe.s of Wallonia will
visit The southern pait Of Chrlstisn
next week, aud we hope the good
citizens OF that portion will give some,
demonstrating to them rhtthey really,
want the Road to pass through heir
County.
Our little town is moving son as
usual Epu GAINES has nouuht over
ma l,bn,lrcd; ,b,m ,and -;,;ornJs Sof n.
bacco md IS waiting Ior Tie bonn ~
So,ne of our farmers are li,iIr
uneasy about the wheat. The winter
was tao warm. Tor il. The, fields are
now as. green as they should he in.
April. Considerable damage from
reconciliation az water in nonds some
6'lIs IN his comn,nnity arc nothing
Lnt lakes. The farmers arc taking
s,lvapia,,c nf ,Le e,rIv wLcat FOR n,s.
lurave
Dr. II NJ Allen dad at his rss;l
Hence Al this ,,l,ce last AIou,l,iv cve-
nm, nj 7 p NJ. alrer lingering ilmsss
Of six weeks ..a' ~
M, Allan re,urned 10 his home in
Tennessee YESTERDAY. ss
Bi,be Wallis Iisn Of Wsllonia is
in r,w,, to-day. he Is i a railroad mai,
r;,b, ss-.S
WIN Lacy thc'hat man from Gin.
cipna,i WAS IN Town n few ,lsys aso.,
lie always sclls where he goes. ~.
In, lanes was here to.dav Offering
his samples
Our roads have been almost block.
led Ly wafer FIR several DAVIS. ,Lcv
are last driving out.
TAX or no tax i, nRoad or no
road" We are anxious to have 4 Tele.
phone line from IIopkinsyille 70 Cadiz.
One new building went up in town
dis week "'Vr
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28

Jno. Wyatt, an ex.United States
Marshal, who had captured many
.moonshiners, was killed in a shooting
affair at Louisville last week. He
was fined formulating the liqnor law.
(he kept a BARI and when the officers
went to arrest him he resisted and
shooting commenced. Fourteen shots
were fred, three Of them inhicting
mortal wounds on Wyatt. The 9th.
ers were unhurt. Wyatt, died the fol-
lowing day.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
A Trap gun Gets in its Work

A negro man named Wallace Wal
lace, was killed last Thursday night
by trap.gun in W. D. Masou's mill.
six miles south Of this city. The gun
hid been sci for thieves md Wallace
had gotten inside OF the mill when
it was discharged, and be- received
nine buskshst.iH hixsb6welss 9 lie
managed to walk home, distance OF
haIf q mile, and'tola how he had re-
ceiyed the wound. lie lived until
when he died. Il Is believed
that negro was killed in the same
way few weeks sliicc. In Mr.. Pink
Edwards mill, and his boly thrown
Into tho swollen stream by l,is CON.
pnnions. ne negro named Harris has
been missing from the neighborhood
ever since. The grand jury invesii-
gs,ol the case, but coul fnl onl
noihirg. Tho boot left In the mill
could not be identified. There is nc
doubt however about tins last case
az the negro made \ full confession ia
his physician. DIR. W. Willisms. before
his death. lie got just what he de-
served and we recommend the trap
gun rcneij for thieves.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

yA.darIs gray mare, four years old,
shod all round, strayed or was stolen
from stable in Hopkinsvillc, on the
night Of Feb. 20. A. suitable reward
will be given FOR any Information that
may lead to her recovery. Informa
tion may he left at SoUru KrSruKIAS
office or given to
A. w. LANDER.
Longview, ky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
South Kentuokian.
HopktNsvILLE. FEDl2s, 1882.

by Dur subscription rates were
reluced Oa.lS.lssl. 10 $3.50 strictly
cash il adsanec. All unpaid sub;
scripllons. beginning prior to that
aale, will he charged at old rates I'LL
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except for cash in advance, and
all papers will be stopped when out,
unless promptly renewed,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Third Weak Of Court.

Gus Bowling, for giving liquor to
minor, was fined $50.
The case OF Winston Watkins was
called and continued till this week.
Sam1 Grace,for CARRYING concealed
deadly weapon, WIS fined so and
ten days imprisonment.
Ed Williams who killed Wade
Hampton IL a church at Pembroke
had his csse called aud continued I'll
the tenth day Of the August term.
| Jas. Duckner, col Indicted for grand
! larceny, was permitted TO give bail
land his trial will probably come NJ
| This week.
| Sylvia Ware. col. charged will
grand larcenyg got coniiaaanec tilI
tho ucxi tcrm OF court. She Il chang,
ed with stealing a. feather bed from
fC. II. Porter, nj Pembroke.
The 1ranl Jury failed to find out
snylhiug concerning the case III
Edworls' Mil. Tie probabilities
arc that tho atfiir will always be IN.
volyed In mystery.
~. p -, ,,,..a e..
~, ~,
'"p'' e".'s H.
~, w.. ....' :, s,so
'"' ~ wy ' F''
Gins. Johnson, who stole hide
frmn NJ. Lipsiine some time since.
was Indicted for burglary. lie was
,e.r i, no ncu;,en,,arv
Inc case'o' II. u ierhnom' charseo
win me k''''hs OF a negro near
L"ngyiew Two wears ago. was con
'lnued ., the ,ns'ance o. INC Cont
"'"" ,'' =" "'so"'' '"0 a''
u "'"'s'Os'
The case Of tho Commonwealth We.
lL,s!ie Major. charged with the muir.
der Of Jas. NJ. Browa, Sept. 6. 1890
/ In this city, was called Friday. AneI
questioned 70 Jurors The following
Jury was obtained:
w. C. wilkins, q. ". Lacy, Lqrkin
| Campbell, Rein Elliott Julian
Boxley, Ben +. Clark, w. II. Everett,
| r.. A. Morris, w. E. Fullilove. jas
witty, A. L. Davenport, Berry Bur
rlss. The trial is still in progress.
shep CAmpoe'', COL VINO assassin
a'eu i1ooI iho'n's, co''' ~ 'ho ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Nardigras al sa.vage's.

Copies OF this paper for sale at FIRE
cents each.
Mr.. j. NJ. Trotter, representing the
Southern MutualsAil Association. a
Matrimonial Insurance company, il
now in the city 10 remain three or
four days. This company has II
membership which guarantees It as a
safe Investment for any young man.
The cost will be very moderate COM
pared to the benefit paid. It is well
worth the attention OF our young
men,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28

Newcomh Buchanan & Co., Of Lon
isvillc. one Of the larCes, distillery
6rmsin the country, failed last week
The assets Of the firm amount ia
81 900 900 aud the Liabilities are a
good deal more.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Fsb,....25. -lSsa.

The trial Of Ed. NJ. Clark fer the
killing Of King last March t,ok place
at Russellville last week; a part oil
the jarols had to be- summoned from
Warren county. The Herald Enter
prise published. the testimony in full
in its Issue Of last week.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Al Gard.

We desire, through this m,jiiIm
to return ranks 10 gu. friends aud
tho ciizcns Of the county generally,
for their expressions OF sympathy
and gool will during the ordeal
through which our sou, Jno. P. Bell,
was called to pass. We shall cverre-
member with grateful hearts those
friends who stood by him anl re-
joiped with us when he wastriumpI'
aiiily vindicated, By fair and i'm
spartipl Jury of his countrymcn
~ ~ G. D. BELL AND WIFE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Mr. SA|,II.

The most desirable residence on
Russcllyillc street. The lot contains
I Of an acre and has an allcv on one
side and one in the rear. The house
is frame, metal roof. containing 6
rooms, kitchen, cellar and wash room.
is one Of the best built houses in the
city. Also double frame servants
house, stable, coal house, cistern and
poultry yard. Price low aud terms
easy. Apply 10 NJ. FRANKEL d
SONS or CAELIs & HAYES.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28

Speaking 10 brgin at | o'clock, p.
81. All candidates for The various
offices are respectfully invited to at
tend.
feb 2S, lm.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Dissolution Notice.

Dlssolutlon Notlce.
The articles Of dissolution Of the
copartnership heretofore existing
between Harrison 4 Phaup, by agree
.ment Of the parties is as follows:
SAID firm this day ,liSsolves by mutual
consen:; that S. II. Harrison assumes
Of the firm and will collect
all amounts duo the firm SAID Lonis
Phaup rctircs from Said firm. Wit
ness our hands this 10Th day Of Feb
1882. ~.
e. S. II. HARnlsoN.
LEWIS PnAUr.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28

IN answer to q correspondent, we
will state that trade dollars are worth
90 cents aud mu,Ilaled. coins are
tak'n by the banks a, a discount OF
twenty per cent.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Advertised Letters.

Jno. Major Hicks. col. who mur-
dered Henry N. Williams at Ludlow.
Ky, Dec. ID, 1880. was hanged At
Cpviugton last Friday. The Q, ecu
tion was very private. Hicks was
only 20 years old.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Public Speaking.

The Republican candidates for the
various. offices Of Christian, county
will speak at the following places and
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28

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"
Two Of the eight churches in the
city are without pastors.
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e'''' y" w "' ~, ~ W r"'
wv '" :" ~ ~ 80 -,
WV '"'o" " M
Leslie Major is defended wlFe'and
Henry. Col. u. W. Mcpherson and
Col. Fcmon Sims..S
a.. IL. e,.,.,,,o,, ro,sc.cr.iuo
t,a.,,,, ~, 4 =, ocf,i,rinra,t 1.
!. 40 ~, solI;uy our merchants
,,,.,, "a 49, ,or Tho l,,,,es !, ! ~, -.
lffook several days bidsff'g wnen
the bitches for the gas pipes were aug
on l'usse'ivli'e street h"""s" """'
was 'axeh QUITO pkg al '"'' '"' w
town,
Tho coycge Aibsneua t,naSies,rs
anncara,,se last Tusssas Yheswxt
/. na,,,,,bcr. ~ 4, -,,.uear aj,isavScb I'D it
vii, hereafter he puplishcd the first
ofeoch month. n n II
= ~ .i
y u ""''''"' ;" 'e'ss 800
,o"s '"p'',s'' -" ~
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,,ono,.s ~, r. ,o,, want n oct on
~ XII, -. soma n,b4r r,ocv
Mr. henry - WILSON, ~ O'A'HS-
vhie' iormPrly OF nus ui.sa, we.
'ie'' V" ~ -''' "s'' 7" 49,
oor'ch' OF o'areS'','c. 'r't " ''''o,'
mas numerous 'rie''ns mere WI" WIZ
nearby c'"sra"'"'e nun Az" VIZ"
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'e',,''a'' '"'n W wig ~ 30, !.
~ "''0"''sO '"O u"'''' - -"
u.t.,..o tt,a,h % Rs,,,o,. :
Minstrel. gave a xooa entertainment,
nj Mozart Hill last "Wednesday.
They had a well filled ho,,ac ami there
was nothing about the performance
to shock iIm mpde.ty of the most
basldul msilcn. This /. The com
p,ny's second vii, 10 tli.lrity am,
should they com, arain they win be
wen pntronizcd.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
Estra,y Notice.

Taken up as astray by Moore d Dill
mau living on Hopkinsville and
Clarksvillc pike eight miles iron Tor
mcr place in Christian county, Ky,
on the ist day Of Feb. 1882 one Alary
Stag recently castrated, dun and black
color A or 5 years old. Which | APP
praised at the value Of eighteen dol
lars.
Witness my hand this 18th day
Of Feb. 1882.
T. H. MAJOR, J PC. G.
Feb 81, 4w.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-28
SPECIAL LOCALS.

NJ FKANKEII y SONS.
Boards Corner, Opposite Howe's Jew.
elry Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-21
personal And LlrERARY.

Mrs.. Langtry has begun % under
stand something 81 American odveEll9s
ing, She took . special train from ID
inbrrgh I o London. a. cost Of $500
Miss Annie Louise Cary y o en-
joYing excellent health, but has not -
covered the use 81 her voice. Her ply
stefan tells her she must not attempt %
sing again for . year.
Charles Langhcimer. well known =
". Dickens Dutchman. who has spent
some thirty years Of his life in jail. and
who was recently released. has been
adoffcd b. 4 ve'l-known gentleman
o. Philadelphia. who hopes Tor his RI
form.
Mrs. Polly Shaw. 81 Canterbury.
N. III. was one hundred years cd . few
DAYS ago. and there was q gathering Of
her friends and relatives q her sons II
honor Of the event. ~ which four gen.
erations Of her descendants were pres
emit. -N. y. Post.
The resignation 81 Rev. Samuel
L~ongfcllow. 4 brother d the poet. q
pastor Of the Unitarian Church Of Ger
mantown. Pa, has been accepted. AZ
the request Of his brothers family he
will devote a year 10 writing . biogra-
ply Of the poet.
Judge James Garland. who retires
next Newly Year shay as q Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of Virginia. celebrated his
| ninety-trst birthday recently. At Lynch
burg. He il now blind. and his daugh-
ter ewes are used instead Of his own.
but ne has As full possession Of his men
- |MA.xI4tM- -. -~LA.. Ia <xu4 = 11U|IM-
euishcd member Of Congress. during
Gen. Jackson's Administration. CHI
ago Tribune.
DR.. Christopher Graham. Of Ken
lucky, although nincty-eight, suffers
from no ailmcnt save deafness and Is
still an active and eager searcher for
mineral specimens. which it Is under
stood that he will hequeath to the Louis
vile Library Museum. He ID q Of
the original ten members Of the famous
Boone Camp Hunting Association.
formed forty years since, which was
maintained for twenty years with great
success.
Among the surviving members ofth<
Twentv-ninrh Massachusetts,. Regiment,
which had is reunion recently. Is Charles
g. Boswvrth. Of East Freetown. Mass
who wa shot through the body at tht
burnside mine explosion He was re
moved TO the field hospital, examined
by the surgeons and labeled ''mortally
wounded" He tore the label OF ant
repeatedly demanded that his word b
dressed. The surgeon would only 70
Div: .It's no use. you cant live Bos
worth declared that he would not die
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-21

Girls. like opportunities. are All the
more to you after being embraced
I0nkers Statesman.
Don't you think / have : good
face for the stage?' asked q young lady
with histrionic aspirations. !" don't
know about the stage" replied her gal
liant companion. but yon have = love-
" face for q 'busr'-N. y. Commercial
Advertiser.
You n would suspect that the
fine looking member Of the horse guards,
who shows of % such advantage ~
parade days. il the identical man who
pcddles milk and mashes the servant
girls. would you2 Such Is the fact. how
ever. -Nsw Haren Register.
tell yer wot, boys" exclaimed
old Ben. the toughest man in the camp;
~ tell yer wot. boys. IL made . TELLER
feel kinder watery round the lids to
hear that little chit u . thing a-settin'
up thar like IN angel a-sayin' her
PRAYERS 90 cute. Mary had > little
lamb or sunthin' er tibet sort"
- feel I am growing old" said
the lady. mincingly. 10 her guests. for,
really. / am beginning % lose my hair"
(Of course she has bushels Of Is and u
Is Is black a . ravens wing.) Then,
ma exclaims her little child. with the
innocent frankness Of infancy. why
don't you lock up the drawer when you
put i away e night?'- From -
| French
"A French scientist he's made some
experiments recently which 60 70 show