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rrNERAL or TIE ELDER noon.

For three days the house in winch his remains lay
was throngcd with people of every class. The walls
of the parl0rs were daged with white, lectures and
mirrors were covered and al the ornaments were
removed, excepting "A marble figure OF Shakespeare
which was placed near the cOlin and seemed 10
q n down upon the form beneath. The face under
the glass plate was very calm and beautiful, and
the brown hair more thckly strevn with white
than when his family had seen il last the graz eyes
were partly visible between the half-shut lido and
the lips retaining their life-lkr color were smi-
ingly closed. Such placidity aud repose pcrvadrd
the whole countenance that ii felt how easy the
transitiO must have been from suffering life Ia this
calm sleep. How often bad his children found him
at rest with this same look upon his face, and had
stepped softly not to disturb him! Now its perfect
nafuralnrss OccasiOned doubt in many minds, and
physicians sent for 10 satisfy his family whether
this really death or "A trance. Hope was futile
and vain; but while il animated the hearts that
suffered, it had become as powerful AZ lite.
The family and attendants proceeded 10 the GEM
etery, followed by long procession on foot COM
posed of members of the theatrical profession, pr
Yate citizens large cOncOurse of cOOred people,
many Of whom, well as those connected with the
theatres the left for thirty days.
Mrs. Booth had requested that no music should be
played the funeral moved through the streets, or
at the grave aud with respectful observance of her
wish Volandts full band removed to distant part
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" BETWEEN NEW.lOKK AND HAVRE
Pier Of Company No ~ North River Of Morons,
The by this line avoid both
railway and the dsconlors OF crossing the Channel 10
small boat
FRANCf, d HauteIive. Wednesday. Feb To- Q D. m
CANADA. Fanguel w edneslay. Feb ~ a m
LABRADOlt JOuca. march, 3 % mi
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, NO TUwIng Green.
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STAR LINE

WHITE NIAR LINE. -, -. -,
w UNITED STATES AMI ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL" .
NOTICE-The steamers OF this line take the Lane kone.
recommended by Lieutenant Mauly, L. y NJ on boh tho
outward and hOneward voyages. - .,. ~ o. -
BRITAIN Mo cant Perry Thursday. Jan %, 1880 atn
BALTIC. Capt pnrel. hursday n'Ih a. a. ~,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF "bSH
lOTH-Sr
These steamers uniform I'm size anu ~ ,p
The saloons. SateroOtns Sn0kln- anu BAUM
ronS 80 narsd amidhins where the noise aud Lotion ara
least fe aGding degree OF comfort hitherto unattdnaDle
"RATEs-Saoon $50 sSOand 800; Return ticket on IA
v0rIbo terms. Storage the Old Country $50 from
New-YOrk, SO. - -,........
tr nsncrton OF plans and Information apply at tne
|VhP~"' II. j. CORIlS, Agent
G. L. BARTLETT & co, Agents. Boston.
BARRITr e CATTELLA Agents, Philadelphia
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INSTRUCTION.
For Bows and Young Men-Cit

4 University Grammar School, l,4Sl Broadway,
u near - .st. ttjth ytLt Primary commercial ana
Classical Departments NJ. NJ. Hobby. W. l. AKIN. Principals
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STH-AVE., l64-Entire floor, furnished OK
- nnfurni.hed large trout sues, hall rooms gas w ss
closets basement ballroom under soop space lo' s"'
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

L NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
GEN. WERDER.Sat. Feb. IL sat- Feb. %.
MOS Ell sat, Feb Is NECKA sat-. Mar.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 20 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN
FIRST SlO0-SECOND CABIN SO
STEERAGE $50
tickets reduced rates Prepaid Storage certf-
Gates S27 steamers sail from Pier between second and
ThiIdst, HObOken, y. J. - - - .
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INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS,

Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANpWIGH LANDS l
JAPAN. CHINA, NEW-ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA, and MEX CO.
From New York Pier foot Canalst. y. r.
For Francisco Isthmus OF Panama:
CITY OF PARA sails day Feb. -
Connecting Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco, LIST and Brannan-sts.
For japan and China:
O. e q. =. :. GAE. ~ sails a dlV Fen ~ y. m.
ForHONOLULU, NEW. ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA Substantially. Feb. 4, p. m.
or on arrival OF London mails at san Francisco
For freight passage and general information apply at Com
pauys Office. the Pier loot Candlst, North River.
H. J. BULLAI, Superintendent
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Art Scnools-CitY.

4 LADY of experience will receive pupils IN
Drawing and Painting, Decoration and Sketching from
Nature NJ Til WINDSOR, broadway and bith.st
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LINTON. gRIGe COUNTY.

~, .,,
ne farmers say tue oass are max
ing sau nay9c win 'ooaOoo pants
IN some l0ea'l'les' A r. ..,,.,
n,ar 'ons M ov"a.'a'". u'.. :, s"'u.''
vegetables oe'ng o'''eu ny 'ho 'a'o
'ros, s,. s - ,,.
MoS, ., our 'a'mers a'e aoou'
'nrUasn s, planting an corn, o
ne peacn ssop Is promising. sl'', ;,,,.
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MASONIC LopaE-Alects LIST Monday
evening in each nsnih, at Masonic
Eall. Joe McCarrcll w. NJ. A. H.
Clark. Secretary.
EvERoRREs LopoE, No, 38 Ksreurs
OF PYruIAs-Aleets at X. Of P. Hall.
End. and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. j. S. Chastain, q. O.,
]. w Cross. X. of r. & s.
Endowment rank, 3rd Monday evc-
ming in each mouth. A. d. Rodgers,
Pres; L. R. Davis. Sec aud Treas.
ODD FELLows--Third story, Hop
, kinsvilIe Bank building, meets every
Friday ovening. Encampmant meets
every let. and 3rd Thursday even
ings.
A. 0. U. Meets at X. ofP'
Hall every 81 and 4th Tuesday eyen-
ings. P. NJ. Owen, M. w.
X. Of II. IopaE- Meets at X. OF P.
Hall lst and 3rd Tuesday nights ol
each month. w. +. Randall. r. r
II. @. Cave. Dictator.
KNIGHT TrapLARs--AIcets 4th Mon
day night in each month, at Masonic
Hall.
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Carriers should be invariably put
above the knee, and not below; n wo-
man who puts her garters below the
knee is not worth, to live, Garters
should be as elegant as It everybody
could see them. AS regards these ele-
giant questions, while asking pardon.
II my remarks are considered indis-
Greet, l will quote the reply Of n
Marquise Of the old regime to one oil
her friends, who expressed astonish
mpnt when she heard her order pair
Of diamond garter buckles. "What
is the good OF spending money on
things that are never seenY" asked
the friend. "Who knows?" replied
tho Marqniso; zone is always in dan
ger Of meeting an insolcht icllow.'
Fly some tunny man.
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- = - -
Hints to Writers.

William Cullen Bryant once gave
the following advice TO young man
who hid offered him ell arllce for the
Erening P0st. iii
My young friend, | observed thai
you have used several French ex-
pressions in your letter. l think, il
sou will study the English language,
that you will find 1t capable OF ex-
pressing all the ideas that yon may
have. | have always found it so, and
in all that ! haye written | do not
recall an Instance where l was
tempted TO use foreign word but
that, on searching | have found a
better one in my own language.
Be simple, unaffected be honest in
your speaking and writing. Never
use long word when short one
will do rs we'll.
Call spade BY lis name, not well
known oblopg instrument Of manual
labor; let a home be home not a
residence ; q place not a locality, and
so on of the rest. When short word
will do,you al ways lose By long ones
GU loso in clcarness; YOU lose IN
homes. expression of meaning
and. In the estimation of all
men who are capable ofjudging, you
lose in reputation Tor ability.
The only true way 10 shine, even IN
this false world. Ia 10 be modest and
unassuminp. Falsehood may be a
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Mr.. j. +. Cary. Columbus, o.,
writes: II tried Brown's Iron Bitters
with my little girl, whose blood
seemed pois med, hsr skin being con-
stantily covered with pimples and
sores. 1t has cured her completely,
and all trace of impure blood in her
sy stem has entirely disappeared.
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We are strongly disposed to regard
that person as the best physician who
does most to alleviate human suffer
Ing. Judge from this standard, Mira.
Lydia K. Plnkham, 2S3 Western Av-
ehue, Lynn, Mass, is entitled to tho
front rank, Tor her Vegetable Com
pound Is daily working wonderful
dures IL female diseases. Send for
circular to the above address
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4 ). NORWOOD.

C.J. Norwood, editor Of the Rus.
sellvillc Herald. Enterprise is one OF
the most scholarly Journalists in Ken.
lucky. lie was several years pro.
lessor in schools and colleges and is
ono of the best educated editors in
the Western Kentucky Press As.o-
citation. lie is something oyer 80
years ofsge and is u chesterfield in
his manners and conversation. lie
has black hair and dark moustache
and goatee and keen dark eyes. lie is
very digniiied and seldom condc-
scends to make jesting remark IN
his paper. lie is married, his wife
being sister Of Congressman JOIN,
D. White, ,.of Clay county, Kentucky.
ITc is a Democrat of the purest type
and is n consistent church member.
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Eighty-Fiye Dollars Lost.

"You do not tell me that your hus-
band is up and entirely cured BY so
simple u medicine as Parker's Ginger
Tonic?" EYES. indeed. | do" said
Mrs BENJAMIN to her neighborr" and
after we had lost cighty-iyc dollars
in Doctors bills and prescriptions
N ow my husband feels as well as
avar
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A Vigorous Growth

Ofthe hair il often promoted BY
using Parker's Hair Balssm. 1t al
ways restores the youthful color and
lus,ro to gray hair, gives it now liic
and removes all irritation and dand-
ruff,
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0FFlClAI DIRECTORY.
urncrrr counr.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Johu n. urnea Judge tsdix. n.y., II, T. Un-
derwsoi Clerk iInpkinsvlle. Ky. Court
mo, is arst Moniay IN February and August.
HOARD og couSctLNEy.
JonvC LlrHAa, Chairman.
Y. r.CAarBrtL,
y. q. BRowSELL,
~ u nxAKp.
n MrcAvy,
VI Lrsrtsr.
Meets lat rncs'i-v In rach month and subject
10 the call OF Il c lalrihsn. Meeting held In
city court room3
QUARTERLY COURT.
A. v. long Julge. Meets AL Monday In
March, juno, September, December.
COUNTY COURT.
Av. Long Judge, Jaah Drashcr Attorney.
Meets arst Monday lu every month
W CRY COURT.
Joe MeCarroli, Judge; y. W. powner At
tornry; r.. " 0Mea City Marshal.
COUNTY oFfIcRs.
joins W. Brcathltt. ticrk; c. N, Brown,
ehcrif; A. Is Iona. Jailcr.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BArrIsr--South Main Street, Rev.
L. q. Keen, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning and evening. Sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night,
Business meeting first Wednesday
night in each month.
CunIsrrAv--N Nashville Street, Ed.
William Powell, pastor. Services
every oabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing Prayer meeting every Weines-
day evening.
Nj. L. SouTu-Nashvillc street,
Rev. S. R. Brewer pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
FIRST PREsBvTERiAS--Russellvillc
Street. Rev. Coulter, pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning. Sun
day school every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
SOUTHERN PaEsByTrRIAy--Nash-
villc Street. Rev. j. q. Tate, pastor,
Services LIST and Srd Sabbath morn
ing and evenings. Sunday school
avery Sunday morning Prayer meet,
ing every Wednesday evening.
ErsoorAL--Vrginia Street. Rev,
l---- Rector. Services
every Sabbath at l0A, a. N. and 81,
2. NJ, Sunday school every Sunday
morning.
CUMBERLAND PnEsBYrEpIAN--Rus'
sellville Street. Rev. M. o. Smith
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing and evening. Prayer meeting
every "Wednesday night.
j CArhoLic--Nashvillo Street. Rev
Father Hayes, Priest. Services
every Sabbath morhing at 10 o'clock
POST OFFICE.
Virginia Street, Mrs. S. II. Bur
bridge. P. NJ. Office hours from 7
A. NJ. to 6p. NJ, aud the Office is ais,
open for short time after the arriva
Of the evening mails, at 8 r. NJ. Sun
days open from l to 2r.M.
EXPRESS OFFICE.
L. d N. EXPRESS CoMpASy--R
w. Norwood Agent. Office old Banl
building, Main Street.
MOZART HALL.
Corner Court and Virginia Streets
lup stairs, over Post office. Alex. d
Rodgers, manager.
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VIM. E. English, son ofthe late
candidate for Vice President, mas
been nominated for Congress by
the Democrats Of the Capital district
Of Indiana.
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T. @. BosLEY.

Rev. I. e. Boslcv, associate editor
OF the Bowling Greer Gazette, is one
of tho oldest editors in Western Ken
lucky, though his newspaper exper-
fence Is short. lie was born in WASH
ington county, Ky, in 1927, and is
therefore 55 years old. lIc isa Meth
odist miuister aud has been for 30
years. lIo was Presiding Elder OF
the District in which he lives, few
years since, ard was regarded as one
OF the ablesi ministers in his denom-
inatlon In Western Kentucky. lie
has been connected with tho Gazette
about a year, which is the extent of
his journalistic expeiieacc. lie IL q
man of indomilable energy, a volu-
bic talker aud a genial companion.
lie is aboye the medium size, has
brown hair and beard, slightly Hinged
with gray, and rather swarlhy COM
plexion. lie is Treasurer Of the
Western Kentucky Press Associa-
lion and is enthusiastic OH the sub
ject Of newspaper work. lie is mar
ried and has family.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MoAyAx CouxciL. CuosEs FRIENDS
Meets Second aud Fourth Monday
nights in each month at X. Of P.
Hall. A. D. Rodgers, G. O., d. NJ.
HARRISON, Secretary.
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nonr. q WALKER.

Robt. e. Walker is about 90 years
old aud was recently married. lie
is editor and proprietor of the Crit.
tenden Press, started at Marion about
two years since. lie is a practical
printer aud hss worked his way up
from Office boy. lie is a strong.
heavy sci young man with a clear In.
tellect and determination to succeed.
lilo is q brunette, having dark hair
anil slight brown!sh mousiache and
dark eyes. Ileis Democrat to the
buck bone.
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MopKNsyILlE, KENTUCKY, TUESDAY MAY 49, 1885,

Der of any church but is STRICTLY
temperate, and has few If any bad
habits.
j. t. GosSELL.
j. 7. Gosnell is 26 years old, hay-
ing been born in Leitchfeld, KY, In
1856. He has been associate editor
of the Leitchfield Sunbeam for about
one year and has had no other news
paper experience. He is at present
Clerk Of the Grayson Circuit Court,
and consequently devoles only a part
of his time 10 editorial pursuits. lie
is d handsome and polished gentle
man and has q MUD well stored with
general information. lie iss good
speaker aud generally does tho ora
torical work for the w. X. p. A and
does it well. IIe is little below the
medium size, has brown hair, nous.
tache aud goatee aud blue eyes. lie
has ali intellectual face and seldom
writes nonsense in his paper. lie
was married last September. lie
was formerly professor in aschool,
and is ripe classical scholar. lio is
a Democrat first last and all the tinie'
lie is church member and is a young
man Of the moral habits ard all cx-
cellcnt character.
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Thar HACKING couGu eau he so
,,uiekb uure,i by Shiloh's Core, Wc
guarantee IT, Sold b. Gi,h \ Garner.
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TOM L. CANNON.

TOM L. CANNON.
Thomas Langley Cannon was born
in Henderson county, KY, March
1855 and, consequently, is little over
q years ofage. Ills education was
received in the schools OF Henderson
couhty. AL tho age of IA years he
went west and remained for several
years. firing of western lite lie re-
turned to Kentucky aud IN 1879
started the Union Democrat, al Nor
garfield, Union county. The exper-
iment did not succeed as he desired
and he ceased to publish the Demo
crat after few months. lie had
however got taste Of journalism and
he liked ii and il was not long before
he made up his mind to make another
venture. Looking around for all
opening he settled upon Corydon,
Henderson county, where Ito started
the State Sentinel in juno 1881. His
paper was well received aud -four
ished so well that he determined to
seek wider field and so III the fall Of
the same year he moved the State
Sentinel to Henderson where he still
publishes it and is meeting with en-
couraging success. Ilo is about six
feet IN height, has dark hair and eyes
aud heavy brown mouslache. lie
has fine "nosc for news," aud de-
votes more attention to local than 10
editorial matter. lie is good prac-
ticsl printer. lie is not married but
wants TO be. lie isa Democrat, and
great advocate Of purity III politics.
lie is one OF the few editors in West
ern Kentucky who refuses to support
Capt. Thos. j. Henry, the nominee
for the Clerkship OF the Court Of APP
peals.
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Bethel Female College,
HOPKINsVILLE. KY.

The Fall session Of 1881 win open on Mon
day. 10th OF August. with increased faculties
FOR the ehucation 9f young ladics. Terms ne
heretofore. For information apply to or ad,
- J. W. RUST.
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SKETCHES OF WESTERN KEN
TucKY EDITORS.
by cHAs. NJ. MEAcnAM.


ZENo Y. YOUNG.
Zeno F. Young Is one OF the best
known aud most popular editors IN
Western Kentucky. lie Is 32 years
ofage and has had len years cxpcr,
iencein newspaper work. lie began
his career as "dcvil," and is an excel
lent printer. He worked in a print
Ing office several years when a boy,
but finally abandoned tin order TO
60 intoihe Union army. lie entered
Col. Sam Johnson's company at the
age of 10 years aud rcmsined till the
close Of the war, about year. In
1872 he bought the Malisonville
Times which lie still edits and has
firmly fixed 'ona money-making
basis. In appearance he is strikingly
handsome. lleis rather heavy set,
being in tho full enjoyment ofa ro-
bust manhood. lie has black, pierre
ing, eyes, black hair and a Father
full face. lie wears no beard ex-
cept mousiache.
AS writer he Is fearless, out.
spol ell and, when occasion requires,
severe. lie is staunch Democrat
under any and all circumstance. lie
Is pleasant companion aud witty
convcrsaiionalist, though he makes no
prclensions TO being humorous IN his
editorial work. lie was elected
Vice President OF the W. X. P. A. At
its organization in January 1881 and
became President upon The resigna-
ton of the President In the fall OF the
same year. lie was elected President
at the last meeting Of the Association,
which position he now holds. lie il
u widower, his wife having died in
the spring Of 1881. lie has two chill.
dren. lie is connected with the
wealthiest and most prominent fami-
lies Of Hopkins county. lie is not
wealthy by any means, but is making
money out Of his paper, lie was
born in Hopkins county. lie does
moi belong TO any church. but is tenn
perato and moral in his habits.
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GAIT. JOHN II. SHIELDS.

Capt. Shields, editor of The Clinton
Democrat, Is lawyer, like many OF
his editorial brethren. He was an
officer in the Confederate army and
generally says what he thinks. in his
paper. lie Isl q pretty good speaker
and a bold, scholarly writer. lie has
had several years OF active experience
in newspaper work aud Is popular
with the press. lie is about 40 years
old has black hair aud bear'lless
iacq. There y . delermiaed IeoN
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as 1t has never been onr pleasure to
meet him. He is Democrat of the
old school.
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about his face that makes the impress
sion that he would be a bad man 10
"sec about that lie you told.' lilo is
married and is church member.
LEN G. rAxon.
Mr.. Faxon is one of the old vete-
rams of the Kentucky Press. lie La.
grown gray in journalistic pursuits.
He Is between so and 60 years of age
and is at present editor OF the Pada
caIi Weekly and Daily News. liz
has been all editor for probnbly thirty
years or more. lie is plain, blunt
writer and goes right at the bottom
facts when he writes about thing,
lie is below the medium size and has
iron-gray hair and beard and pleas
ant counienance. lie is married aud
has a family. lie has always been a
Democrat.
ELvIs II. PORTER.
Z. II. Porter, of the Bowling Green
Gazette. is 80 years old and has had
about 10 years'experienco IN news
paper work. lie has been connected
with various papers aud at one time
edited a paper in Nevada. He held
the Office of State Printer for one
term. He is practical printer. Uc
started the Gazette about Is months
ago and it IL now IN a flourishing
condition. He is small of statue and
is a wide awake, energetic editor
He is married and has two children
lie ia y Democrat, and will support
Capt. Henry for the Appellate Clerl'
ship.
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RoBT. Y. THOMAS, JK.

r. Y. Thomas, editor of the Null
cnberg Echo, has had only about
eight months experience in quill
driving but he has clearly shown
that he has many Of the qualifications
necessary TO make successful jour
nalist. lie is without exception the
most fearless and ouispoken editor in
Western Kentucky and has the grit
10 back whatever he writes. lie is
about 25 years old, rather low OF
statue and "built from the ground
lie never goes out of his way to avoid
fuss aud is bad man in fight.
lie has done more TO regulate the
morals OF Grecnville, by his fearless
condemnation of whatever needed
censuring, than the officers of the law
have done in Ten years. He ia quiet
aud bashful and had rather DO with
boys than girls. lie has black hair
dark moustachc and keen gray eyes.
lie is lawyer but devotes all of his
time to his paper. lie writes heavy
editorials and seldom ipdulges In any
thing bearing the semblancc of a
joke. He is no, married aud doesn't
want to marry. Ills paper is Demo-
cratic under all circumstances.