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WANTS.

CtTTUATIoH-BY A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK,
- either IN city Apply ator country.
q No SD Causey street.
a GESCY-An enterprising house of good stand
frocers aud druggists Will be appointed agents for
The sale Ia this city and vicinity of " ZOEDONE,'
the national nOn-alcOholic beverage of Great
Britain, and rapidly becoming popularized in this
country. Aspiration for the agency may be ad-
dressed 10 Z9euone Bureau, p Park Place, New
Iorl, city. ne beverage is peculiarly adapted to
Southern climates
I = GOOD Live Agents to solicit membership for
L 4 two Matrimonial Associations in city and
cOuutyi pay large. Address ID. NJ. j., this office.
WHITE MAN-To clear land and build fences
w Apply at 3l3 Main street
A GENTS-Reliable and energetic for the Jack
- son Mutual Aid Association; liberal commits
siOus paid. Eor blanks Gnu infOrmation address
J. +. HEABERG, Sec'y, Jackson, Tenn.
TISTERNS-Bui Repaired aud Warranted or
~ no charge. THOS. CUBBINS 5, As Madison.
TTORsES AND COWS-To Pasture; good fences
plenty OF water; careful person in charge
ami no responsibility for accidents. Price So per
month. K. J. PERSON fernando road.
TORSES TO PASTURE
II Ample fields OF cultivated grasses and clover.
q n FARROW. Refer 70 c. II. Brackeu d Co,
corner second ana Union streets.
a INITIATED COIH-Old gold and silver, by
NJ ]. N.MULFORD & CO. $50 Main s..
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Hose. Hose.Carfs.

Twenty-Five feet CHOSE and nozzle, 3 50.
Fifty feet chose and nozzle, 50 80.
Fifty ieet nose, nozzle and reel, IS.
Quality guaranteed.
BROWNE No 40 Madison s+raet
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River Excursion.

The Rene Macready will make excursion:
up and down the river every Sunday after.
noon and evening during the summer. The
first will be made this afternoon. She will
leave the foot of Court street 1T o'clock fol
a trip around Presidents Island. Fare for
the round trip, fifty cents.
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SPECIAL % tle AppesLl
JACKSON, June S.-Decisions to-day: Clark
vs. Keith, DWyer vs. Galloway, Dwyer vs.
Leuhrmann, CASTOR vs. Kithedge, Stannard VS.
Metcalf, Meagher vs. Hollenberg, affirmed;
Grotenkemper vs. Carver, reversed. Meri-
wether vs. Butler, cases all affirmed, except
the Lea case, modified; Nelson vs. Claybrook,
decree sgaiust Louise Winchester only.
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Five Hours and Thirtr.Three Minutes

From Helena 10 Memphis, was the time
consumed by the steamer James Lee on her
recent trial trip. A large photograph of the
steamer as she appeared when laying at our
wharf just after the trip was taken by Prof
Gebhardt Cottage Gallery and is on exhibit
ton in Byrds show-window. Prof. Gebhardt
can photograph anything, from a dociie
mouse to roaring mountain. His - a
dozen photos take the cake.p
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COTTON FACTORS.
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
. CURE GUARANTEEn

De. < VESTS NERVE AND BRAISTEEAzzEsr-
sDecinc for Hysteria, Dizziness ConTulEioas
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression Loss oil
Memory Spermatorrhea, Impotoncy, 10 voluntary
E11lssious, Premature Old Age. caused by over
ezertion, seliabuse or over-iadulgence, which
leads 70 misery, decay and slta. Ono aox viii
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
dob .; sent by mail, prepaid, receipt OF price.
We guarantee six boxes TO cure any case. With
MED with I've dollars, We Will send the pUrchsseF
our written guarantee to return the money IL the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees is
sued only by A. RENKERT d CO.. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, 2lb Main street. Memphis Tenn,
orders nv mail Will raeaira r.rnrnnt attention
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The New ISsae Must be Received for
Taxes.

JACKSON, June S.-The Supreme Court
rendered a decision in the new-issue case
Keith vs Clark-to-day. 1t was decided
that the State was bound to receive the new
issue of the Bank OF Tennessee in payment
OF taxes
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The following is the text Of the address
delivered before the graduates from the Pub
lie High School at the Theater, OF Thursday
night last, by Mr.. Dabney Scales:
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Shirts and Furnisb,up Goods

Can be found in great variety at Sam Mays
These goods are new, of good quality, and
for sale very cheap. Shirt-making is the
great specially of this extensive establish
ment. Shirts are made TO order, guaranteed
to fit, for less than most people can buy the
material for. Go and see May, opposite
Court SQUARE.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Ceurt-HOn. James @. Pierce.
Calendar for tomorrow: 697S, Norman vs
McCallum; 1913, Heath We Colby; z235,
Saunders q Co. vs Boyd & Sons; 1898, Fur
stenheim VS. Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road Company; 7245, Laurence Smith VS.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Com
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Having just returned from an extended
trip through the Southern States on impor-
tant business connected with my dental
profession, which requires my personal at
tention, am glad to inform my old patrons
and the public generally that l can be found
at my old stand, 243 Main street, where
will give my entire time and personal skill
to my profession. All work done in the best
manner and at as low price as the lowest
for the same quality of work, and entire
satisfaction given. 1 have all the latest i'm
provements known to the profession, both as
to materials and machinery, which en-
sbles me to do the best work at the lowest
figures and shortest notice. Give me a call,
and see for yourselves.
A. WESSON, 2i3 Main ST., cor. jefferson
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When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage, expressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
fitted up a. an expense of 81 900 900 reduced TO s.
and up-ys rds per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-carz stages ana ele
waited railroad TO all depots. Families can live
better for less mo1ey Ell the Grand Union than al
any other drst-class hotel in the city
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TIE following 6ne French C5rseis can be
b,5 nov in all sizes Al Louis Lange's: The
Ardee Corset, the Tuileries Corset, the Paris
Louvre Corset, the c. =. Ia Sirene, the T.
D. Corset, short and longi also, Nursisg'
Abdominal and Children's Corsets.
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criminal Conr,. Horrigar. Judge

Calendar for tomorrow: 5-1l, J. D. and
]. T. Sritton; u, Louis Mccoy; 4l-42, John
Mclean; As, A. ". Hlllsman; As, Thomas
Jones; 81, Joe Motion.
Calendar fer Tuesday: Il, Wash Smith;
Is, S. c. Mcintyre ct al.
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Fiovd,s ladies, Restaurant,

Patrons of our house will appreciate the
Improvements lately made. We will keep
our table mp to its present high standard
and know we can give you entire satisfsc-
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Nleans ..,.........I oO.I O5.O 10
Posted in Memphis at 10 am, june 2, 1882.
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baseball
FIOyd's Candies.

At Olympic Park. Lone Stars, OF New Or
leans rs. Memphis Reds, Sunday and Mon
day, 4th and 9Th instant. Game called al
30 O'clock IN
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E'0E RENT,

MY RFsIDENCE-1O minutes walk from termi
M nus Poplar st. cars; acres glound; carriage
house. garden, fine grass lot, etc 3: h. LAMB:
DoOMs-Two elegant front rooms. furnished or
n unfinished with first class board; day board
s. per week. Apply at l26 Madison street
rT1HE DESIRABLE TWo-sTORY residence oceu-
L pied BY II. A. Partee, adjoining Captain Jos.
LenoS S. on Walker avenue, fronting ON Herman
10 street railway. Seven rooms. kitchen, two
IsEais rooms. cellar, coal and hen houses, Stable,
-oe 1hH garden. Apply at Sc Union street.
VIE sTORE-Oecupied by J. W. Voegeli & Co
corner Main and Union; possession given LIST
f--yotf next or sooner, ii desired, Apply at go
- 2----e- sun
L9OOAS-NiCely furnished cheap. fo- ,-o7,Io
! \ men, at NO Court street ~ sehte-
DNLDENCE-2+l Poplar. near I5Th
A~&Eideuce-Nas street, cor Orles,
RasiS Xce-at Bartlett-Dr- Wrghts. As-
KesiSe se--1e7 Carroll ayenue-Mrs severson's
FesiSe Ibe-Dunlsp; also, 60 Aosby.
Resider e-2z3 Foplar; also TO seeoI Tsas s,
Pesi5eeenec< -. - at Ridgeway Station.
Res!9ee nee-SeIH undo and South
PeisS9 ehee-On ~ 2< also, "a Clay.
Resi55e hce-l5s o. near Vance
Beef55+shee-0u o. 81 Madison.
enee-(poof'a y also Marshall avenue.
Pooealences-0n ~ .&ain. Adams.
RoSS.ls-955 Main - and Second.
SfC-a-s On Gauss Jams and Poplar.
fyre.sSs--On Main Sla9y nader Park
N-eshlaW OperabeSssssS a 4 81 Main street.
TToFfs,, ". a. WH5.,a- d street; SIS per
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To Regular Fruit and Produce shippers

Has opened dressm sking-rooms at 80 Ihirr
street where she will be pleased TO see hen
old customers and new ones Her terms wi
be found moderate.
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At Olympic Park today and tomorrow.
Lone Stars OF New Orleans ~. Memphis Reds
MackinaW Trout and White Fish
Just received by V. D. Fuchs, fl jefferson
street
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r. Nichols & Co., Chicago, III, on Ac-
count Of short crops in other sections are
soliciting shipments this season. Stencils
and price currents sent on application.
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PRECIOUS STONES.
'For the structure that we raise,
Time is with materials filed;
Our to-days and yesterdays
Are the blocks with which we build.
Truly shape and fashion these;
Leave no yawning gaps between
Think not, because no man sees,
such things Will remain unseen.
Build to-day, then, strong and sure,
With firm and ample base,
And ascending and secure
Sha.+o-morrow find its place.
THUS alone can we attain
To those turrets, where the eye
Sees the world one vast pain,
And one boundless reach OF sky"
This, we see, Is the order and rule OF
human progress and development. Who shall
say that even death itself doth put limit
to our mental growth? Here I'VE see
through a glass darby" "Then we shall
know, even as We are known" and go on
Fromgloryunto glory. Shall the grand progression
When the .darkling glass is shattered as We pas.
Shall the fuller life be sundered at the portal OF
ITS bliss,
From the principal of growth entwined with every
Then onward! and yet onward. for the dim re-
vealings show
That systems unto systems IN grand succession
That what We deemed uollae but or,> golden verse
may be
One rhythmic cadence in the aow Of GOds grea;
poetry
That what we deemed an OCEAN Iyas a shallow By
Then onward yet in eagle fight, through the in
From glory unto glory, TIL me Split fails, and
IIjilinitable yistas stin opening to our ken.
81! SERIOUS universities OF order and OF light
9IeIel ~ yond our farthest thought. thought
be!ond our sight
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INDIGAtrIORk.

For Tennessee and tie Ohio raAey, partly
cloudy ,eeather, preceded by lghtrais in the eastern
portion, southwest and northwest ,pinds, higher
barometer and slight changes Of temperature.
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OFFICE OF SOCIETY FOR THE PREv s-rIoN orr
CRUELTY To ANINAl~
90 UNION SELL. IurI. = -.
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Bonbons, Fruits Glaze. Baskets put up in
the best possible style suitable for presents
Soda, Mead, Ginger Ale and Mineral Waters
on drausht
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Com mlttee.
Said report was received and unanimously
adopted.
No further business being offered, the
board adjourned.
L. B. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
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Il Il A ID Z r a l. a CE,
No. 34s Main Street,
i. GOLDSMITH a. BROS.

Great reduction this week.
Our celebrated bordered dress goods, 121c.
Black all-wool bunting, I5c.
Nictoris lawns, Toe.
Checked nainsook, los.
Ladies' busters, from 75c up.
A Pacific lawns, Toe.
Union lawns, sc.
Perkshire lawns, 7Ic.
Dress ginghsnis at 10 and 12Ic.
New linen laces and Hamburgs at very
low figures.
New supply OF finer shoes aud slippers Tor
gent's, ladies and children at our
TR ABE PALACE,
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The snnreme1.on-,

pany; 7261, 7. r. Kinton VS. Harlow Dow
4264, Wm. johnson and wife vs. Home In
sursnce Company; 1855, Jacob Storz V ;.
4. Pool.
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weekly Mortality Report.
report Tor the week ending Satur-
Y. June Sd. at 6 p.m.:


"COrOner's Inquest
tFrom hospital.
Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
2; second, o; third, O; fourth, 1; fifth, 4;
tenth, 8. City hospital, 4. Still-born, 1.
Total in city, 14-white, 6; colored, u.
Total, Is. J. H. PURNELL, MD:
SECRETARY Board of Health.
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Adler 81 Bro.

WE are selling our hair goods cheap.
Don't delay buying if You want to save
nOn F. LAvIGNE, 80 Main street.
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Summer shoes Cheap.

At Olympic Park to-day and tomorrow.
Lone Stars Of New Orleans Is. Memphis Redo.
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AEHSANED.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

NNE YELLOW COw-Small size slit in RICH
~ ear; mad on ben; last seen on Thursday, june
LIST. Finder will return her to me and be rewarded
MRS. RILEY,
..-nn- BnnI La .t-ont md C,ha rlestnn ailrnad
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4. GOLDSMITH d BROS.
HkASnhal

SIS Main street,
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RASehaII

l ASK the ladies to call and see our mil
linery il they are in need of hat or bonnet
F. LAVIGNE, $50 Main street.
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CHILDREN'S DRESSES!

Five hundred misses and
children's spring and sum
mer crosses will be placed
on sale tomorrow at
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RaaRhAU

At Olympic Park. Lone Stars, of New Or
leans Us. Memphis Reds, Sunday and Mon
day, 4th and 5th instant. Game called al
$3.50 o'clock pm.
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Baseball
Rattle POstpOued,

At Olympic Park to-day and tomorrow.
Lone Stars of New Orleans rs. Memphis Reds.
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ChiIIs and Fever Malaria.

At Olympic Park to-day and tomorrow
Lone Stars OF New Orleans Us. Memphis Reds
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody HOtei-C. b Galloway d Co.,
PrOprfetOra.
Rates-t2 50, 50 ana 81 per Jay, according to size
and location of room. Table board, from list OF
May, $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 SO per
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R0LES or CURRENT EHENIs.

The Court Of Appeals has decided
that horse racing is not gaming.
The jury in the case Of A. c. Soteldo
indicted for the murder Of his brother, A.
NJ, Soteido, in Washington, last February
returned verdict Of not guilty.
George Gaines for the murder of Chas.
Penn in Franklin county got life sent
ence. lie ought to have been hung but
the jury wanted to give old man Black
burn a chance
The Secretary OF the Treasury has de-
eided to construct apubiic building at Lou
isville, KY, on the Exposition site, Chest
nut and Fourth streets, as recommended
by a majority Of the Commission.
Postmaster General Howe has made an
order giving POstmasiers discretion in re-
turning letters to writers upon application
and production of proper proof Hereto
fore this power vested only in the Postmas-
ter General
AT Chattanooga a train Of cara and
engine built in that city at the shops Of
the Alabama and Great Southern railroad
made a successful trial trip. This is the
FIRST complete train Of exclusive Southern
build ever constructed.
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paid sl,iOOOOO for actual missionary ser
vices, si,OOO,0Oo for educational work
among colored people and Indians, and
over 100000 have been loaned to 3Sl
churches for the erection Of edi6ces.
The Christian Observer Louisville, KY
states that the Synod Of Kentucky has TAX
en- measure 10 celebrate the completion oI
the first hundred years Of Presbyterianism
in that State in October next. II was IN
the Spring Of 1888, that the Rev. David
Rice, a native Of Hanover county, Virgin
ia, an Garnet, faithful, Presbyterian prea'
cher, went out into the "backwoods," or, as
il was more elegantly called, the "Transyl-
vania" region, to preach the gospel. The
opening sermon at the next meeting Of th,
Synod ia to be preached by the grandson oil
the first man born in that State.
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LAND. SI0cK AKD cROP.

John Land sold to V. w. Gentry g
scrub cattle at cis.
Daniel Stagg, ST., will self his stock.
crop, &C., on the l4th. See "adv."
C. q. Ware sold to Gus Mccormack q
par Of extra good steers at 4 cents.
Sales reported in Bourbon Of 5000
bushels Of corn at 81 05 per barrel on cars
"A. ]. Rice bought Of Tatem, yesrl.
ing mules at $42 80 and broke mule at
800.
Mr.. O. J. Thurmond left here yester-
day a couple Of turnips that weighed Z
pounds each.
Tom Robinson Of Hustonville deliv-
cred the other day % yearling cattle, ,lGO
lbs. at ST to Adam Carpenter.
1T is gratifying TO note thst out Of ten
sales Of Short-horns where AGA animals
were disposed Of, II. b. 4 f. p. Woods Of
this county secured the highest average
save one and that James NJ. Russell's,
which was $s727. The average Of the
Woods herd was $S4 81.
COUNTY COURT DAY.-Yesterday was an
ugly day and the crowd was comparative
ly slim. But small amount Of business
in any branch WIS done. Capt. II. t.
Bush reports: Being a damp chilly day
and moving our sale grounds the market
was almost failure. About $50 cattle
offered and most all moved of without be-
ing sold; one lot Of small yearling mules
brought $50 80 per head. Some aged
mules offered, but Withdrawn, ranging
from SIS to 500 per head
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MT. VERNON o DEPARTMENT.
Sam. Al Rnndatt Edifor.

About three-fourths Of a vote will be
polled.
Elder J. l.. Allen breaches here mex
Sunday at IL o'clock, AN.
The leaders on both sides have been
somewhat active during the past few day.
-Ewells friends here now claim thai
Laurel county will give him between SOC
and COO majority.
"A meeting Of the teachers in the Sun.
day School will be held tomorrow night
and every Wednesday night thereafter.
Ben Turner, assistant engineer on the
X. C., like true patriot, left here Sstur-
day, for Mt. Sterling, his home, TO vote for
Matt Adams.
&C. G. Pittman and family expect TO
leave this county in few weeks for Mis-
souri,. Their friends dislike to zee them
20, but wish them prosperity il they must
go.
Arrangements have been made 10 get
the news from the whole country tonight.
It's roIgh on the operator, but Jim Maret
is clever fellow and will stand it like a
little man.
John D. White passed up on the train
Saturday. lie claims his election conf
IDENTIFY. II the democrats Of the 10Th do
their duty to-day, John ID. will find out
that his claims are not we'll founded.
The indications are thst Ewell will get
his fall party vote and have 100 majority
In the county. But there are some demo-
Gratis who say the vote will be close with
chances in favor Of Thompson for a small
majority.
-AccIDEEr.-An eight-year-old son Of
Mr.. d. NJ. Cress Was fooling with a pistol
sunday morning when the weapon was ae-
discharged the ball striking him
n the hand and INJECTING painful but
ol dangerous wound.
AT Oak Hill last Saturday John Nc.
larry said that Ewell would as certainly
e elected 10 Congress to-day Tuesday as
Was certain that the sun Was then shin !
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GARRARD COUNTY.
Lancaster

| Lancaster
HAIRY Wherritt Of Cincinnati is will
relatives here for few days.
Prof Self lie engaged in teaching q
large class in the art Of "Ink Singing"
The "Musical Cooking Club" and
young folks generally we're delightfully."-
entertained at Judge Owsley's Thursday
evening, Miss Burgess receiving.
Hon. N. III. Owsley spoke to a good
crowd at the Courthouse Saturday after.
noon. 1t was expected that Col. Bradley
and Little Phil wonld meet here at that
time but as Col Bradley did not show up
Thompson went on to Stanford to NEE,
Ewell. The general impression is that
Thompson will carry the county Tuesday,
but it seems to be democratic principle
to lose battle just after one is gained.
"A difficulty occurred between young
man by name Of Hardwick and old man
Foster in the vicinity OF Bryantsville,
Thursday. in which Hardwick struck Fos-
ter with a handspike fatally injuring him.
Hardwick had leased some land from Fos-
ter for term of three years The parties
met al house raising in the neighborhood
the day Of the difficulty when Foster in
formed Hardwiek the lease had expired
and demanded possession of the property.
Hardwiek did not think the lease would
expire for a year but agreed il it had, to
vacate. The matter ended here till after
dinner, when Foster again brought up the
subject and attacked Hsrdwick with a
knife and Hardwick struck him with the
handspike. This is all that can be learned
of the matter 40 far, and Is a veryone-sided
slOrv
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ing at the time, but indications are nov that
Ewell willlack a few votes Of getting enough.
Amour PeorLR.-Miss Amanda Nc.
Kee Of London l. vi.itng her brother Dr..
W p. Mckee at this place. Mr.. F. l.
Thompson and wife we're visiting Prof and
Mrs. A. q. Lowell 1t Livingston Sunday.
Mrs Jack Adams, Jr., went to Louisville
Yesterday on vi.it to her sister, Mrs. l.
\ Tonee
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So FAR as has been learned to this
time, the State troops were perfectly
justi6able in firing on the assailing
mob and il isa great wonder that
they we're so well disciplined as not to
open on them sooner. They had been
threatened, bullied aud worried, had
been forced to take another route
than the one they had intended and
had used every precaution to prevent
collision. The only thing to be re-
GREETED is that innocent spectators
were the greatest sufferers, while the
mob was scarcely hurt. Five or six
soldiers were slightly wounded. The
looseness of the administration of the
laws, together with an abuse Of the
pardoning power that is simply dis
graceful, rendered the presence of the
troops necessary to protect the fend-
ish murderers. The people have no
confidence in the law and as mob law
is better than no law, they resort to
that. 1t is crying shame that it is
so and we hope this fearful business at
Ashland will awaken every body con
cerned to a full sense of their duty as
officers, as judges, as jurors and as
citizens.
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these lines this morning before he
casts his ballot to take the side Of
safety and see that Il reads Philip
b. Thompson"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-07

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis Loss Of Voice, or any affection Of
the Throat and Lungs, are requested 10 call at
Penny a McAlister's Drug Store and set Trial
Bottle Of Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
free Of charge, which will convince them Of lis
wonderful merits aud show what q regular dollar
size bottle will do. Call early.