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The katesf STORY About
Comet a..

TPissbnrg (Pa) Dispatch, June 2o-l
Last night aud the night before the
double.tpilsd comet was plainly visible
to the naked eye in the southwestern
heavens. Its enc strongly defined tail,
with its lsssicomspicusus companion float
ing out in an opposite direction, gave the
celestial visitor o doubtful appearance.
A visit 10 Observatory Hill found Prof.
Langley absent, with the heavens in
charge of his assistant, Prof. Very. lie
had not yet taken the trouble to look At
the comet, but readily stated that IL WAS
the "eomet A" discovered by Prof. Wells.
It has been visiable early in the mornin g
since May Is, until now it may be seen
rs early as IL o'clock in the evening. IL
has in reality a double tail, as WAS pre-
dicted by n German astronomer named
Schey sdof. Prof. Very states that this is
an innovation in that line siace IL is the
hrst time prediction relative - the per-
sonal appearance Of u comet WAS ever
known TO be fulfilled.
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KENTUCKY furnish cd more than 100, DOC
Federal soldiers, and not quite 0,00C
confederate, how Is this?-l Esehanss.
Explain as you please, If any expIsna-
tion is needed, but the real facts were
that, thousands of Indianians, Ohioans
and other wssterners, came to Louisville
aud enlisted under the call for Bsntr.e II,
troops, aud thousand Of colored men from
the Southern States we're enlisted the
same way. We doubt IL 10000 Of them
were actual citizens OF Kentucky.
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A Celorea Man sees q Point.

A colored man who was sentenced to
The penite n,iary, last week, for three
years for stealing piece Of copper worth
twenty Eve dollars, when asked by Judge
Buckner if he had anything to cay Why
sentence should not be passed upon him,
remarked that he had not, but he only
regretted that he hadn't stolen drove Of
cattle instead Of that piece Of copper. The
joke lay in the fact that man had just
been sentescea for one year for stealing
eighteen head 81 sattse - szingfon Tran
script.
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There has been lately n familiar ring
in the editorials of the Paducah News,
which indi Gated the touch of n master
political writer; and VIC now see 1t an
nounced that the veteran editor, John
C. Noble, has editorial charge of the Mus
Here's life and prosperity to you and
yours, Colonel.
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Educational.

The Philadelphia Record is OF the opin-
Jpn that the complicated studies OF our
schools of to-day are not so effective as
were the methods Of fifty years ago. The
Philadelphia Ledger and the Boston Her.
aid are Of the same opinion. There seems
TO be general awakening TO the fact that
our public schools of to-day furnish no
equivalent for the non-graded common
schools Of thirty years ago.--ISt. Louis
Ameyican..
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One Of those ridiculous errors for which
nobody is responsible creps into our edi-
torial columns yesterday. IL vas net in
tended to say that the Jacob marty had
given Col, Sears So. 600 for Mr. Maddsn,s
interest In the Post, but II should have
read, "Gave Mr.. Madden sS.O 600 for his
interest la the Post, and The transferred
il to Col Sears, which amount il Is
thought win make up that gentiemsn's
loss BY reason ef his forsakins the monte
nee of the Democratic party. AS we
said before, NC do not know whether 1t
is true or not, but that is he talk.
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Gent. Bahsbs nominee Of the Low :
Tax Demoerts.oy Tennessee, isa very
popular msrpe r.opslly, a beautiful talk
er but bot God. close debater. The State
credit Dencrnts meet in convention,
July IL, % an iusts their ticket, and ID
rs underssoozka ,sdsn. Luke Wright, Of
Mem phi. ~ ~, :. ar nominee. The tw'
Democratic dek,1 rill insure the re-
election of nawkin. lepublicsn.
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GENT Bate. ,be low-,a1 Democratic
nominee for G@.rnor of Tennessee was
brave and kaI.ani soldier himself, but
some old rehersoldisrs say that the least
said about 'hssecord Of his Division the
better II wiItbe for the General.
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DR.. B. B, BLINCol

Having permanently located in the
of Hickman, l would respectfully soil
share of practice of the citizens Of I
man and surrounding country. Ha
been n regular, practicing physiciaf
81 years, belive can give entire 8
faction to all who would please to
BIB. BLINCe
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Gen. weedsl Al New York city, lost $500
Voo'.un one gine Of poker, some wees
since, and ms Eous into eOur, about It.
We suggest Vsed had better cOnhns him
self TO the gaze Of mumble-ie-peg amer
this.
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Guiteau hangs to day. Never was
man executed in the United States un-
der more general approval than Guiiesu.
There are some who believe him crafty,
but the large majority believe him moral
~ responsible aud deserving every inch
or The nafter-
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GOLDBERG,
The Watch Makes

If You want any work done on watch.
es. Clocks or Jeweiry, cali NJ the ros.
oa; ~ where YOU can have it done in first
sa,e s,yle Mt reasonable price. Diff
cult work solicited
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An Appellate Judge as q Poii-
tlckRn

The Louisville Commercial says that
Judge Hargis is as muck : hoss in Ken
lucky as Cameron is in Psnnsvivania. 1t
is hardly that bad, but Judge Harais is
very powerful in this Stafe The horse
that he backs always comes ont 6rst un-
der the winning string. -Lersngton Tran
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ANNOUNCER ENTs.
FOA SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce W. L.
JOHNSON as candidate for re election to
the office OF Sheriff OF Fulton county.
Election first Monday in August.
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ror superior Cour1.

We are authorized TO announce Joseph
NJ. BIGGER, of McCracken Cosnty, as q
andidate for judge of the Superior Court
this District. Election in August
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ICoYington Common~ eaIth
Colored men cast about one half OF the
Republican vote Of Kentucky. There are
thirty Republican counties in Kentucky;
that is, thirty counties in which Repneli-
cans cast more votes than do the Demo-
Gratis and yet so far as we know the
. @-7r. - ~t-<ft~ .
man 10 a county Office. This sxemplihss
the Republican idea of justice and equsli-
~
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We ore authorized to ammo unce RoBER1
MCCONNELL as . candidate for reelection
to the Office Of county Surveyor at the
ensuing August election.
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Y ET In Thu FIILD.

LOUIS KAYsER, informs bis friends
and the public generally, tia, he will
keep good
FRESH BREAD.
Full weight bread warranted weight II
ID for FIVE cents.
Ice Cream ParIor
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man who stole his own horse from
tina Sheriff, who levied on il for debt, has
been jailed at Green Min, Ga.
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. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ruLToN cIRcuIr COURT.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.
]. D. Wade's Admir-. Plf.
VS.. Equity.
His Heirs ond Creditors, DTS
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of j. ID. Wade, deceased, that the under
signed, Commissioner of the Fulton Cir
uit Court, under an order in the above
styled cause, will attend at his office, in
Hickman, from the date hereof until the
4ih MONDAY OF JULY next, 1882, TO
receive and hear proof of claims against
said decedeni; and that all claims not
presented to him and proven as required
BIZ law, within the time specified above,
will be forever barred.
GEO. WARREN,
Master Com. Fulton Circuit Court.
Hickman, March "a, 1882.
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HAULERS ATTENTION!
TEAMS WANTED.

inc Comb an Lumber and Manufactur,
steady emp Of Hickman, KY, have
4--ment at good wages for
A.n.,D.TEAMS
ted 10 and ID milekrom their mills situa.
per 1000 feet for ,b6om Hickman. 1925
at The farther mill. 'eniy dry lumber
for the lumber ut tho per 1000 feet
equivalent to that aGn mile mill
TO good pulling two mt per day
Cash every load-Free waEse teams.
Hickman Stables al the mill yard at
who come soon enough to scar ,nose
Steady employment from this DAT men,
the roads get bad again next Nn.,.
Hickman, KY, May 10Th, 1852. Ss'
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To refuse TO be vsccinated means q
term in the work-house at Nashville,
Tenn.
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Taken mp as stray by NJ Davis, on|
Mosco W and Troy road eight miles Of BY
man, and one mile north Of McGehee %
roads in Fulton County, KY, Eight Bel
SBoATs about ak months old, marked III
crop of of the left ear. and split amp
per bit in the right. Valued at eigbbl'
lars. Given under my hand this hch
22nd, 1882.
W. B. GoRE. J. P. F.
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n,x and Li.,le BeaIes.

IGsascow Times.
The Methodist church is the largest re-
i;viou body in the United States and
Alex Stephens, of Georgia. the smallest.
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DYING IN TURKISH BATH.

An unknown man died suddenly after taking
Turkish bath Yesterday at No. 344 BIOome-st. He
went to the place at 10 H., and remained in the
bath until after ii Oclock. He had partially
dressed himself when he taken sick. Dr. u. a.
Holmes of No 3G7 BrOome-st., was summoned. and
he administered brandy and then left the man. The
latter lay down. and when the attendants noticed
him few moments aiterw,rd lie was dead. lite
had deposited al the office a silver watch and chain
and purse with about 81 in it. In his pockets were
found some large brass keys some coins and or
der of dancing for ball given by Pythagoras
Lodge No. AS l. q. O. f. He was about thirty live
years of age, OF medium height, had dark hair and
inustache and wore dark clothes.
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has been bought by c. N. Peed. the present lessee,
for &1Q5 600

Tor Sl3o,OOO.
The sum of 900 has been raised by su nSc p
the establishment of the Eye and Ear Infrmary in
commodious quarters. The Juvenile High School
Building in Livingson-st., near Court-st, has been
purchased for il at cost of S47, 800.
The Rev n. Woolsey Wells who has been assist
ing his father, the Rev Dr. j. D. Wells. in the FIRST
Presbyterian Church. at South Third and tlfthsts;
has been recommended by the session of the church
rs associate pastor. DR.. Wells has been connected
with this church for thirty-three years.
Policeman Hugh Shafier, Of No. 175 Pearl-st., was
found in state of intoxication while on patrol
duty in Coumbia-st., in the Third Sub-PrecInct
yesterday morning. He was suspended from duty
by Sergeant Kellct and locked up for intoxicatlon
JUDGE Nelson, in the Brooklyn City Court on
Saturday fixed the alimonv in the absolute divorce
suit of Mrs. Marietta X. McMullen against H.. Nc
Mullen at SSa week. The couple was married IN
1875 and had one child who is not now lying: me
His wife alleges that her husband neglected her to
attend society meetings He belongs to four secret
organizations and would inform her on getting home
at unseemly hours that he had been " working de-
grees" He is also a member of the Gilbert Dramatic
Association and is an amateur actor. The grounn
for the divorce is adultery The defence is general
denial.
JERSEY CITY.
Michael Flynn a gardener, became noisy and
Quarrclsomc abont $3.50 yesterday afternoon IN John
Oakess rum shop at Ocean and SeavIew- aves and
the proprietor's son attempted to eject him: fiynn
seized billiard cue and struck Cakes on the mead
with the butt end. fracturng his skull. Dr. L,enan
nounced his condition dangerous. Flynn was ar
rested and is held to await the result of Oakess H.
juries
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBOKEN.-Martin TYNE. Patrick A. Smith and
Martin Fergus. three aborers became involved IN
quarrel IN John ORelly's liquor store at Eighteenth
and WillOw-sts, Saturday night. in when
Fergus stabbed in the neck. Tyne and smith
were arrested
LONG ISLAND.
AMAGANsETr.-A school of whales of'the fin back
species sporting in the ocean OF Amagah-
sett, on Friday and Saturday. As they were lar
off and gale of wind blowing at the time the DoatS
did rot 60 in pursuit of them.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-As a coach in funeral pro-
cessi0n containing three women and man. with
two men tho drivers seat, was beng driven
rapidly YESTERDAY in Bordcn-avc the horses became
frightened and they stumbled and rolled over the
embankmcnt AZ the side of the road which was
about seven feet high. They dragged the coach
after them, it turning completely over. Not one OF
the occupants o. the coach sustained the slightest
injury only the pole OF the carriage was broken.
Passing carriages took the mouTncrs TO the ceme-
terry, ana bystanders helped replace the overturned
coach upon the road.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TALK ON TEMPERANCE.

At Haverly's Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday .af-
ternoon. where the American Temperance Union
held their meeting, the gae-keeper closed tne gate
shortly after o'clock aud announced to the peo-
pie still crowdng into the lobby that was consd-
cred unsafe to allow any more in. Joseph a.
Bogardus. the president of the Union, presided
When Mr. Baihum entered during the preliminary
singing he was warmly applauded. lie spoke for
three Qurters of an hour III an easy unconstrained
fashion and held the attention of the vast audience
until the end. His remarks were illustrated 10y
many well told stories of personal experiences that
elected nuch mcrriment and applause
Those who have not suffered from the use OF
liquor directly or indirectly began the great show
man, stepping TO the foothghis, " hold up your
right hands. Very we'll" he continued. after the
there are no hands up. conclude that everybody
has an interest III this subject. am quallhed 10
speak about intempcTancc. because have been on
both sides of the fence. Ii is the better part OF
mankind which become drunk ards: Nisers are III
no danger. IL is the whOle-soued, big hearted iei-
lows who make up the army OF oO,oOO that ahnu
ally march TO dTunkard's graves. Six hundred
million dollars are spent here IN gnoT every year ear
If that amount was invested In fen,
years s;t,a It would buy up the entire Union,
About this reporter whom mentioned last sunday:
He came TO interview me at Erie, Penn. IKE tliat
sort of thing; would rather be Kicked tnan not
noticed al all. 1t has been said that would not
give his name. He need not be ashamed OF 1t. lie
gave up rum and tobacco like man Ills name Is
Albert Smith Stelger, aud lie is now an eultor III
Bradford Penn. There is nc such thing as moder-
ate drinking any more than there is moderate
murder or moderate forgery. Smoking is
just as bad as drinking. Boys are
now employed to collect oid cigar stumpS
which are boiled down and the nicotine Sc
cured This is sold farmers up my way ia Connec-
tcut who cabbage leaves with t,and these are
manufactured into fiftcen~ceut cigars. Drinking is
8, habit that grows Last winter two 9tmy elephants
began shaking with chills one morning. The Keep
ers ran down TO the village and got SIX gallons OF
Whiskey Hastily returning, three gallons were
gwen to each elephant. Fortunately it cured them
They iik ed the artificial warmth II supernduced.
Next morning when the keeper calue 10 Them nc
found both elephants shaking with might ana
main
no4 YOU don anti b n% s fnOntSd yDg are well
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A rORETAsTE OF SUMMER.

The abrupt advent Of sultry weather yesterday
made winter clothing a burden. Windows were
thrown wide open. ana people sat near them hoping
IL catch a mOuthiul OF fresh air Fires IN pubhc
buildings and III private houses. thch had been
kept gong for tOuf months, were pcrinlttCd TO dle
out. The steam heaters Oh the elevated trains were
disconnected from lhc boilers. Throughout the day
there was scarcely enough breeze to move feather,
and hat t tie there came irOm the southwest
IL was a dav Of Smiles and tears" Until 10
a. ILL., the sun shOne in midsummer, ana
then clouds O0scured it, While the church bells
were ringing a shower broke the city.
The sun appealed again about noon, and at inter
walls throughout the afternoon there were Hght
April showers. AT shutdown there was fresh
breeze and at D. IN. the mercury III the theumOme-
ter had fallen g IN three hours. lie thermometer
recorded 10 ut Il. H., % at a. NJ. g. Ut noon,
7Oo at $3.50 p. ana So AT . D. IN. at Hudnnts
Pharmacy. Last year IL was not until Aprl "a that
the mercury recorded 50 high temperature The
thermometer showed rise III temperature III the
preceding twenty-iour hours at $3.50 p, IN. yester-
day OF ~ III tins city amt Portland, Nc, ~ at
Chicago and ~ at Boston.
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THE ACTORS FIND BENEFIT.

Seventeen theatres win give performances this
afternoon for the benefit of the Actors Fund
The programmes range i'll character from
variety at Harry Miners TO meladrama
at the Union Square and W alack's. The manage
,ncnt desires 10 state that the usual prices Will
vail at the different theatres. The tickets which
have been sold for dollar represent reserved seat
at some theatres, and only an admission at others
The gallery admission viii be 70 cents or 80 cents
according 20 the regular tariff A. S. seer has given
nil the printing for the advertising Of the benefit
amounting 10 800.
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Messrs. JAMES EECCREERY
& Go. have received large in
voices offspring Novelties which
will be ready for exposition on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ..
This will be rare occasion Of
witnessing a fine display Ofrich
goods, and visitors are cordially
invited to inspect them irre-
spectiye OF amy purpose OF puP-
chasing.
JAMES lEcCREERX & CO.,
broadway, Cor. fh-sf.
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

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II will dissolve and cHpel mors from the uterus In an
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slecplessncss, depression and Indigestion.
That feeling bearing down. causing palm weight and
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For the cure kidney complaints of either sex this com
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@CUERRFULLY AND WITHOUT SOLICITATION.
We have lived . the old adage Two tsdo seldom
agree satrcay dsprOved St Jacobs on can no longer he
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MARINE TNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TODAY.
sun sos $40 G27 Moon 5ls Moons dys 10
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Forcnoon-Sdy Ik. III. GOV Isld 75S. Hon Cato. 9A7
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Malaria positively cured. Emory's Standard
Cure Pills never fall bad ercg PhysciauS prescribe.
Druggists sell them SOC Crittenden llliE 1tonst
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Thousands of women have been entirely
cured Of stubborn Of female weakness by the
usc of lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Send To
Mrs Lydia Pinkham, 233 Western ave, Lynn Mass for
pamphlets
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DIR. LYOE's TOOTH TABLETS.
Just the thing for travellers
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AN OPPRESSIVE BREATH

y
Ia ahominablo and there for SOZODOST will
always this from whatever But there
who utterly neglect OF their teeth and
fer their breath become tainted They pun their gossip
their listeners regardless Of the annoy
iutief
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Insist upon having Floreston Cologne. 1t il
pre- eminently superior In delicscy OF Odor.
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Don't die in the house. "Rough on Rats
rlears out rats, mice flies reaches, bedbugs l5c.
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Earl g. Wilson's + and w brand of Mems
Collars and Guns the best sold eyerTw where.
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4 RTISTIC GOLD WALL PAPERS, larr,

from 20 roll fine Paper from 10 cents per roll
Gold window lades 81 pair Carpets and on Cloths
per yard Houses painted paperei and kasom!ned
JAS W. COATES, 277 Hudsonht EstebIsbed lol7.
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ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-Prce SO TO so
Frame Truss $40 $50 pOmerOy Trnss Company No 7es
Broadway The best surgical appliances of every Kind.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA IexngtOn.ave near 29th.s HOurs, - ana 70 T.
Attention 10 Gentlemen
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NEW-,JERSEY.

HOBOKEN.-Martin TYNE. Patrick A. Smith and
Martin Fergus. three laborers. became involved IN
quarrel IN John ORelly's liquor store at Eighteenth
and WillOw-sts, on Saturday night. III when
Fergus was stabbed in the neck Tyne and Smth
were arrested.
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LONG Island.

AMAGANsETr--A school of whales of'the fin back
species were sporting in the ocean OIL Amagah-
sett on Friday and Saturday. As they We're far
oft and gale of wind blowing at the time the boats
did rot 60 in pursuit Of them.