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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ar


DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DC
EDW'D. S. LEADREATER ruos lr,.,
r. S. LEADBEATER & BRO. ]A'Ea
Nos. and ! S. Fairfax st
Established 1892
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, CIr,p.,
PAINTS. OILS PROPRIETARY WIrM nA3l&
ClNES, GARDEN SEEDS. SPICES
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS
FINE TOILET GOODS. &c
Proprietors of Anodync Pectoral. Ir,,.;..,.
Liniment Essence Jamaica Ginger AM; cNsi'
Syrup; and Agents for Ayers Medicines ,, .os;s
Chemical Paints, Sc. '''@..
Every effort will be made to maintain ~, !.
reputation of our old establishment. ,o ny
JOHN T. COLE ( co.
Successors of John Y. Gibson \ O..
No. 2O9 KING ST., ALEXANDRIA, Y,
peabody Buildng)
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS ro,y,
ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, 4,
Prescriptions carefully compounded -,
SAMUEL II. LUNr'
DRUGGIST,
CORNER KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS
Dealer in
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
FANCY and TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, Sc, :,
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepar,S 9.
----o' ota, uas anu ntsht. ap
w F. CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DkS MEbf GHEM5ca AIS PA H ES, PATENT
GARDEN SEEDS. &C., &c.
No. s5 King street, (under sarep,a Han.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
physicians Prescriptions carefully compounds,
orders will receive prompt attention.
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s. H. JANNEY. NH. J,Sypv
A. A. WAKEFIELD. e. T. " srvvpr
>. ANNEY s CO.,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS OILS, GARDEN SEED
WINDOW GLASS, SPICES,
Acids Dye StufS and Druggists Sundrie,
physicians prescriptions carefully compoud.i
orders aid inquiries from the country promp,Iy
attended to. ''''
MAIN STORE-At their NEW BUILDING. \,
152 King street.
BRANCH STORE-Northwest corner King an,
hosai slreets. drc2S
JOHN D. H. LuST,
Successor to Lunt s. Davidson,)
DEALER IN DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINES AND FANCY ARTICLES
N. E. corner King and Washington streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions specially rianl0
sTABLER & CO.,
Successors to Il. H. Stablerl
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS
n M~.ts rie,iciiir,, drugs, Iigars anu
cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes
5ponges, Flesh Straps, &C. Especial care given to
prescriptions. jan2S.,f
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FOR NEW YOl

FOR NEW YORK.
STEAMERS r. c. KNIGHT AND 1ouN
GIBSON
EVERY FRIDAY. and returning leave Now
I norS, from pier Ill, East river, EVERY SAT-
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w A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S XXX, xxx, xxx.
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABTSE'T and
MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAKERS and
THOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISTLES, to which
they invite the attention of the trade
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention
Conslgnments of Flour, Grain and Country Pro-
duce solicited, for which they guarantee the high.
e's market prices and prompt returns
sep14 Aiexan3r;. w.
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CODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
JOHN ~. ID. LUNIS,
my11 n. f. cor King and Washington sts

WHO DOES YOUR PRINTING Our rcputa-
w ton fer f-s.-class printing is wcll-known in
this city. While we do the best work We also
charge you less money than any other house. We
do not offer special lines at very low rates but give
customers the benefit of bottom prices for all kinds
of work. Remember we do not lower the standard
of cur production, but give you good materials and
the highest grade OF workmanship. We shall con-
tinue to be the leading printing establishment of
this part of the State.
aug1 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
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me steamers of this company make connections
" Norlolk Tor BOSTON and all points East; at New
iolh WIN All points West and Northwest, and nj
alexandria with Virginia Midland Railway anf
washington and Ohio Railroad Through rate,
gwen ana freight handled carefully and promnti,.
For further information apply to f''''''
r. a. REED s. Co. Agent
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John LANNON,
WHOLESALE
GROCER AND LIQOUR MERCHANT,
Corner Market street and Strand.
Alexandria. Virginia.
AGENCY DUPONT'S SPORTING, MINING and
BLASTING POWDER
- iuli line OF celebrated pure old Whistles,
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey & Co.'S. Phila,
delphia and Claggetts Baltimore Ales, and Berger
q Eugel's Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
Agent for the POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS
Orders promptly attended to and consignments
solicited. mv1-tf
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RAILROADS,
G. r F. 4 :

1900 GREAT 1NoD
| lOOS PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ISSE
| TO THE NORTH. WEST & AND SOITTHWFST
! DOUBLE TRACK, STEEI P,IIr
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w. P. GRAVES,

w. L. GRA Y LIS,
COR. FAIRFAX l. FRANKLIN STREETS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, FRESH and S3LTED
MEATS and VEGETABLES.
BEST CIDER VINEGAR in the market.
Also SWEET MILK and FRESH CREAM at all
times.
BUTTERMILK every morning at o'clock.
Agent for D. O. MUNSONS PREMIUM NURSE
ny. jams
BUILDERS HARDWARE-A LARGE STOCK
I'D on hand of.all qualities, which was purchased
at lowest cash prices, before the advance, and will
be sold at low prices, without reference to the
present factory prices. Special attention is call
ed to the above Examine before purchasing at SO
King, corner of Royal street.
apo ]. 7. CREIGHTON & son.
TTyHE NEW YORK ENAMEL READY MIXED
L PAINTS, combining beauty, durability and
economy-always ready for use and easily applied
These are decidedly the best Ready Mixed Paintson
the market, and are suitable fer the finest house
painting work Prices very low Send for sam
pie card of colors. [ap25l JANNEY & co.
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MONROE AND THE SOUTE,

'R NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTH
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Advertised Letters.

which. ifnot called for IN thirty days, will
be scnt 70 Washington. d. u.
when called for please say sadvcrtiaed,
Juo, B.Uowonf = NJ. iopkinsvillc. Chris-
IA, M Kr.. CANT On INSq. .tI
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have gone ever ready to defend the

have gone ever ready to defend the
rights Of their country.
And although this banner might
not be returned afterwards in all Of
the beauty it now possesses, still il
should be proof Of itself, that this
Co, stood not only where the rafting
of musketIy and pealing Of mighty
guns poured forth their flames OF fire,
with eternal vengeance upon then
and where the shot and shell fell
thickest from the enemy's lines, but
even then in honor OF these young la
dies, who have made this presentation,
this banner shall wave, givinglevi-
dence that all is well, and leading on
its gallant followers to victory, where
they have goae it may be to sacrifice
all, save honor, IN defence OF their
country, making name to be recorded
in the pages Of history land distin-
gushing the chiyalry Of this grand old
Commonwealth which. shall live fo'
ever. And to the members OF this
Co, while you stand before these
Young ladies the fairest Of Keniucky's
daughters. who have honored You in
making the preservation Of this lovely
banner, let me say to you now, let tllc
motto Of each ofyvu be that which i
upon tins banner, representing the
motto Of this grand old State. for on
that your future success as Co, de-
ponds. And in conclusion, ladies',
you will once more, allow me TO re
turn the sincere and heartfelt thanks
of this Company for thisbeantiiul
banner.
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Attempted Suicide

I. ~ 49, n Nt
Tom Davenport, aged 26, who livel
SIX miles from town on the Princeton
road, took 20 grains of strychnint
Friday evening At 6 o'clock. with sui
cidal intent. He was intoxicated and
had lost money on the races and was
IN very dependent frame of mind
At . O'Clock he began to have convul'
siona, which was the first iniination
that any thing excepting drunkenness
was the matter with him. DR.. An
drew Seargen. was sent for and after
examining him decided that he had
taken strychninc and began to ad,
minister an,idotes and by the mos,
skilliul and interchangeable attention
succeeded in saving his life. lie was
rigid aud spcechless when his condi-
lion was discovered, aud Ills recovery
sopeI Of tic most remarkable in III,
|fiis,or, oiimedicihe.% lId is now 6uI
Of dangeS'an has decided TO live
while longer. aes-as.isisS Il
I j.. =. -. A. -
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DIED.

ID
TmcE: At .lIis residence in Pcm-
broke. Saturday. Oct. 7lh. DR.. VIM.
NJ. Tiice, Of typhoid fever.
Dr. Trice was in the prime Of man
hood and y as a young physician who
was rapidly rising in bis profession
enjoyed the respect and esteem Of
all who knew him and no young man
had brighter prospects, for a happy
and useful career. He was married
less than, a year agoto Miss Minnie
Payne, a daughter offsir. Newton
Payne, Of this city. The:funeral was
preached I.at Bethel church yesterday
and the remains inferred in the GENE.
terry in tliis city. - 4
MERRTr: AT his home on The But'
Ter road, seven miles from this city
Thursday 0c,. 9TH ESQ, w. I. Mcr.
rift. Esq. Merritt was the father Of
AIcssrs. Joe andiDan Merritt, Of thi.
city. His death was very sudden
and was severe blow to his family
and friends.
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The Most Higantil 8 Collection
Wonderful Wild Beasts on this
Continent.

Adam Forepaugh. whose great
show is shortly 10 exhibit here, has
beeni most assiduously laboring Tor
almost a quarter OF a century 10 se-
cure the very best aud largest collec-
iion OF rare foreign animals and birds
ever exhibited. That The veteran and
ambitious manager has succeeded, the
following list OF animals, now on ex-
Inhibition In bis vast menagerie con-
cueively demonstrates; In addition
to lions, tigers, polar bears, 20 ele-
plants of all ages, sizes and sexes,
hycnas, lcopards, ostriches, eineus,
Games, sea lions, monkeys, bears, and
huge pythons and anacondas, there IL
TO be seon inthe huge menagerie pa
vilion, IN tile almost endless humber
Of palatial, picturesque, massive dens
and cages, the .nlost magnificent living
specimens oil the African Gland, CART.
bou, horned horse, female kangaroo,
iapir lions and lionessea, baby lions,
cabia bara, pylghau, Bengal tigers,
zebra, cgnu. sloih, Russian reindeer,
orang outang, Cheetah, ibex, white
camela, African wild boar. sable aii-
!elopes, rhinoceri, inc tnioe', or sun
bear, the white polar bear, the grizzly
bear, thu black bear, the ponah bear,
mo brown Dear East inuia nh'elope'
lrCashmcre goals, syrian ana ERypt,an
sheep spo'lea AXIS deer bison 2, COZ
lSAn ".y; : ;ay,,arl s;lyrrl ;au a. Ca,;.
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The Fair Hop.

Tho hop given at Mozart Hall last
Wednesday evening was tho most
brilliant that has been given in the
city for years, The beauty audschiv-
airy of IIopkinsvilc aud surrounding
towns were largely represented. We
can only give a brief description OF
some OF tho costumes worn, as our
space is limitcd.
Miss Bobb, Nav Orleans, white
satin aud natural flowers.
Miss Addie Beaumont, Clarksville,
white satin and Spanish lace; dia'
inond ornaments.
Miss Mary Howerton, Clarksville
pink nuns yelling and pearl orna.
men,s. N's'if
Miss Annie Johnston, Clarksville
BLACK satin with lace aud diamonds
Miss Mamie Sasseen, Henderson
olive velvet aud satin.
MISS Mo,''e s'ason' ncnuerson
emoro'uere" mu'. +
Miss Laura Radcliffe, Princeton
embroidered null ana diamonds
Miss Katie IIillyar, Henderson
oisck sauh WIN o,s"ohor'
miss s - 7, eng uravos' Nasnv'',e
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paradise, apteryx, cassowary:. king
vultures, condor and eagles, white
pelicans, white pea and Java fowl,
black and white swans, African
crowned crRes, Tyre birds, New HoI-
land emeuss 4afrler doves golden
pheasanis, tampico parrots, rosa cock
atoos, satin.lreasted paroquets, Afri-
can gray parrots, Spanish nacawa,
king lori birds, silver phaesants,
Chinese birds, chamois, and arma-
diIlo, the whole forming The largest.
rarest and cosiliest collection Of nam.
moth beasts. birdie, reptiles and ma
rine monsters ever assembled since
the time when Noah filed his float
ing ark, IN obedience TO tho divine
decree. All tho animals are fed in
the presence OF the audience every
afternoon.
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! The Fine AIRS

Among which bar
boring is one of the
oldest, should be pat
ronized by all. Banks
& Har graves are the
leading men in this
rofession in town.
Call and be convinced.
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The Louisville 80 Nashville Rail
road win sell Round Trip Excursion
Tlckets from Montgomery and all
stations North and from Memphisaud
all stations North, to the Louisville
Exposition from September 4ih 10 Ocl
18th and to the Cincinnati Exposition
from Sept. Ain TO Oct. 9TH, at very
low rates for The round-trip. Tickets
sold any day in the week and ZODIAC
return ten days from date Of sale
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SPECIAL. LOCALS.
IMMENSE
BARG AIMS,

I am offering to the
trading public the
largest most select
stock Of ready made
clothing ever brought
to this city. They are
hobby and we always
warrant them TO fit.
We say we will give
you bargains in cash
purchases and we
mean what we say.
Call and examine.
Jas. Pye & Co.
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FOR SALE.

A bran new White Sewing Ma
ching, worth $65, alta reduced price.
Apply at this Office.
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Dsy-Our subscription rates were
reduced Oct. IS, 1881, 10 81 SO strictly
cash IN adoancs. All unpaid sub
scriptlons. beginning prior to that
date, will be charged at old rates till
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except for cash IN advance, and
Az papers will be stopped when out,
unless promptly renewed.
n.saa
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dlnal satin with gold jewelry.

dinal satin with gold jewelry.
Miss Maude Wardeld, cream mul
and satin. 4FFg
Miss Bette Massie, county, cream
null and scarlet satin.
Miss Sallie Cook, county, white
satin and black velvet and pear
passhmenterie.
Miss Lizzie 1andy, city, white sat
IN and lace with gold ornaments.
Miss Mamie Henry. county blue
crepe aud satin natural flowers.
Miss Matte Hickman, city, white
embroidered null and diamonds.
Miss Annie Ware, city, cmbroider'
ed caincEs lluir. sou
Miss May Ware, black satin with
gold ornamenis.
Miss Cynia Wesifall, city, cream
brocadcd satin.
Miss Emma Glass, city, white null
and lace.
Miss Lou RedI, white tarlaian with
satin waist.
Mfssalattie Sioner, county, white
null with rcd trimmings.
Miss L,ils.Bryan, city. white null
aud satin.
Miss Anpic Waller, city, wh'io
with lace aid pearls.
Miss Emma Leavell, city. white
null with lace. HH9e3
Miss Matte Campbell, city, white
with satin aud lace
Miss Bobbie Dixon, Prinre'op,
whiieitarlatan white lace aud gold or
uaments, ...-----~--- ~, n,it
The mnsic was furnislied by War
iren's baud, q Eyansyihc,and 5,he oc-
casion was most enjoyable ono. II
was remarked that SO urge number
Of pretty young ladies was never be-.
fore seen on a ball room floor IN Hop.
kinsville. Beauty was the rule aud
not the exception.
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W. f. Patton, Lie Insurance.

w. u. Patton, Lille Insurance.
Hon. Jno. G. Carlisle didn't come
The public schools gave holiday
Wednesday.
| Bill Farley, well known colored
man of this city, died ycaterday.
The Franklin House, the. principal
hotel Of ClarksviIe, was burned last
Friday.
| WANTED.-A boz TO learn the
printing business. Apply at once at
ihis Office.
The G Cos chartered special
train Of three cars to bring their com.
pany over Thursday.
Many of the boys were broken
down physically, morally aud flnan-
cially Saturday night.
II Is rumored that nm intoxicated
man was seen In the city Saturday
after the Fair.
Mr.. jas. Higgins has sold the
freight transfer business Of the city to
Messrs.J. NJ. IIipkins& Son.
A costly quilt mpdo by Mise Bette
Garland, Of Clarksvillc, was exhibi.
ted at the Fair and greatly admired.
|, was rallied of Saturday, being yal-
ued al $50.
Mr.. NJ. L. Meriwether; OF Mems
pills, Tenn. editor Of Meriwether's
Weekly, win deliver q free lecture at
the City Court room .to-nIglit. The
public IL inyiied to attend.
Thatcher, Primrose & Yeats negro
Minstrel troupe will MI an engage
,ncnt a, iIolland's Opera House next
Saturday night. The mere announce
,nenl is enough 10 draw full house.
Tickets 81.
~ ~. 80. .,,.....s.,, 49,.
co,,a o.o,,.a. 49,. l.. .,,o..a,.,.. -,
ory ,lay ard tho crowd saturday was
,be largest ever ON Tho groands. I,
il estimated ,l,at more than 1000 peo.
pic were there. We have not spacc
10 give a list Of The premiums award.
:" Wv" ' = '''Oo0
The engineer at the gas works Made
an awkward blunder Thursday and
turned a quantity Of steam into the
gas reservoir and the result was that
the gas lights were almost useless
that night. At llolland's Opera
House the programme had 10 be cut
-hort aud the audience had no. been
oo' % '"e mouse nve minutes u"u
nnr,,o The rsces Friday ono ~ n,
;octcys Wits man nom Fran.,Io.
wos tnocLea nom h,s horse no \ col.
is,on. win o,o,h.r ria,r and throw,
h.av,,v av.,n,, . fcuse n, was n,
sr., ,hon,,, ,ha, nj. ,,,ur,cs wers
,.,., h.,ho s,hseous,,,y hogan ~
,mrrovo and was ann allie. n he
abou,
The C. e. G's. bore or The 500 pre-
MUM offered for tho best drilled
Military Company Thursday. Com
pany D. was the only competing
company. The drilling OF the Clarks'
vile boys was simply superb Tn,
committee to deeide,the contest con-
-it,cd Of Col. Kic,i, OF E,lmunson
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BANNER PRESENTATION
Company D. :Elag-elated.

Nut " tHe fhoSt iutticotipb tottc"
nj the Pair was tI,e nresenta,ion of an
.la.,an, b.,,ar % .(,o M, h, ,bo
young tiadies OF the CITY VINO visited
the Mammoth Cave encampment last
summer. At 8 o'clock "Wednesday
.f,.,.noo. ss,;.s..Ia,;a. xv.,o tx
~ 80,
anuy. anne war; na'''e o.one''
May WAR; Ahuie WAFER be'lc
Henry and Lallie Woodbridge ascend
al the sand erected for The nurpose.
Tho h..,,;,,l md ..os,lv b.nnor ,,..
-
borne " vo'' Men, o. the nian'mo''
Cave hotel, and 20. ID. was drawn up
in fine to receive it. The flag was OF
n dark blue color with golden fringe
"a ,,;,,u;,as al ao,a 49, f,,r
~, a"s s'' '''' ~
each o' '"e "a men'oers O 'he cp"'pa'
ny. Above the stars were the motto
aud emblems Of the State and the
words "Company d., X. s. q. Oct.
1900 I, rh. .v.., ~, 81 ,lo han.
uer . not Showh' except 70 ne young
ladies, but il is understood that it cost
considerably over Sloo-
After short drill the company
formed in l:ne between the stand and
Il. ,,l;,,...,o ana n;ss An,;s n
w ~,
ware, one OF 'iopk'hSvh'es 'ose''es'
daughters. stepped forward and pre-,
scnted the banner, speaking in clear,
listiuct voice As follows:
.om.. l..,i;.. ~. n.
:, :. e.;n,,ds,s has hoan consdad
80 ~, !, r,.s.n,;ns - vnn hi.
I.an,;,nl hammer n firing tribute
from, l,r,,;ness 10 cb;valry
Y.nr el;,,sr;ng costumes b.sneat
Tho cLa,,c,ar If In ornan;za,;on. and
mn., ,han,,h,s s,.osn oysr ,hs nina
IF H.
,.r,..., ..,..,.,. .,,,.,,. a., .,.,,,
r,'"ssaa, I ss"rs,s u y, m0o,' aI fame,
~ wa vavs mon ,he beloved yarb +.
TYNE Of ,ho one tia, pushed ,bruuph
'Ir- - gl aI 40 ff = fN. lINEt.tt
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soc1AlITlEs.

Dr. r. n. bourne is at owchsboro
Iahis week.
Miss Nora Garth, of Trenton, at
tended the Fair.
Col. J. r. Buctncr, Of Louisville,
spent Iast.wecS In the city.
Miss Mamie Henry, OF Pcdec, Is
visiting Mrs. II, e. IIurbridss.
Miss Lena Ilolinger, OF Mayfcld,
l. visiting Miss Ada Trice.
Capt. jack Taylor, Of Louisville,
ishere among his friends again. .
Cap,. II. NJ. Roberts, of tho Rus
sellyiile guards, was at the Fair.
MIss Katie lIlIlyer, Of Henderson,
ais visiting the Misses Ellis.
Miss Mamie Tyler, iof Adairyille,
Is visiting tho family ofJudge Tyler.
Miss Mollie 6pluicr OF CAdiz, was
the guest OF Miss Lou llcdd las, week.
Miss Lizzie Golladay. Of Roaring
Springs, spent last week at Mr.. J..F
l'ylc's.
Miss Annie Johnston. Of Pcachcfs
Mile, Tc~a., is visiting Mrs. +. L
Ellis.
Miss Charlie Ware, Of Trenton
was the guest OF DR.. Woods family
last week.
Miss Lizzie Morton Ond.ihe Misses
Wright, OF jacksonville, attended
the Fair.
Prot, j.. w. Rank, Of the Evans.
willie Commercial college, was In
the city Saturday.
Mai F.eI. BrI.iow. cx-eaiior Of The
Elk,on Register, wasin town Sa'ur.
day.
Misc Dcnnie Laync. Of the Fair,
view ueighborlood, attended the
Fair Saturday.
.Mr.D. S. IIord, a clever young
-.
merchant Of Trenton, was Ia The city
La, week. buying hats.
Miss Mamie Sasscen aud Miss Ma
son, OF Henderson, were among the
yoang lady visitors al the Fair.
Misses Laura Raiclif, Mollic Duke
and Robbie Dixon, Of Princeton. at
tended lie Fair last week.
Miss- Lula Grady. OF Henderson.
was a, Soutl, Kentucky College dur
ing the Fair, whiting fsienas.
~ Misses Mary IIowerton and Addie
Beanmont, OF Clark.ville, were among
!, the visitors 10 the city last week.
Inaoo,A NJ pass a prominent
,.wv.r ~ Auburn. was in the CITY
on professional business last week.
,,., 80 49,
!. mic Pe,rie. OF Elkion. spent day, or
two Of last week at Mr.. NJ. w. Girls
u,.so. Mania t,.mnhp,l and Mar,
uct,r.e' 81 Cl.rk.yillc. speut last
veal !, Mr.. !, d. 'Ru,sell,s and q, /.
,s.dsd ,hesr.;r.
Miss Annie NJ Barnes, editor Of the
1coathus. published at Atlanta,
Georgia. viii be here this week II,
the In,crcs, OF her journal.
y AZ wubur.r Browdcr. Of Rus.
aclly,llc, Western Kenineky's candi
date for Attorney General, asln the
city Saturday.
Miss Jessie Leo Roberto, enc OF
RusscIlville's most bewi,chiug young
ladies was ,'he guest o. Mr'' o. ~
crumbaugh "ur'"g '"e fa'r'
e Messrs. w. 4. Bonse and W. y
{ Wright, Of McCamy, Bonie Y Co
returned last Wednesday from
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-10

Persons owing any Taxes for the
years 1881 and 1882, will please call
in,my. Office and pa, their Taxes.
State and County are both in need Of
Revenue, and we mnst have it. v
q. NJ. BROWN, S. Z. q.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-10

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