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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:

n
AND UNITED STATES MAIL
Trains cave \ew.York yis Desbrossos and C0uruano'
Ferries a. 10 lows c.uu..
gsrtsenrs Pifisnrg The West and South with Pullman
Palace a. attached a. M aud 10. daily. New ork
and Chicago Limited OF Paro Dining smo&ing ana Sleep
ing at q IN. every dxy. %, "a. NJ,
Xiiamsport Haven A. n1 p M coity anu nio Ut
D. M onneciing for Iiusville. Petroleum Cen
tire a "a the Oil kestons 60. .,.-,... III o,oo
m Palace Cars daily except sunday ~
ma arrive Washington p. Regular, via H. r. H.
5:l5 AMI 81 m- 5:4o anu y y n ana - 'su'' va
sond an Sa p and r. r. 3 q M 8 .. and IL night
vi. B. and o. r. r.. -. IN ana ~ night - n,
For Atlantic CITY sunday o. 10 m anu - M y"
sundaya 3 a m Through on p. m tram Co.,,
For Care Nav except sunday 6is Hale IN On saturdays
Long Branch Bay Junction and sis Ions
via halfway and Amboy. a N IL noon So2 anu D. Ill.,
I'm Su,dav a. m (lIoes not stop at AsDnry fMk -.
Boats of 3roOkiyn Annex" connect with all thOuen
at Jersey CITY anoring speedy and direct udhSor 'o
Brook iyn travel ,., c.oa "a n on m 1.ao md
lG20 D m daily. Prom Washington and Baltimore o,sO
f.s0a m 500 $50. 9:35 l:30 and 1000 T. NJ SUNDAY.
$50 e.sU m ieSs and 1850 N Pom bal'i.aeTe ~ ~
% m on Sunday 93j m. From Phiadeiphis, o'ov ozo
ESQ $50 $50 $40, Io4o llA0 a. NJ 20 = 500 40
500 $50 $50 $50. llao a H.. $40. 1880. 9S1. iO;zo
1888 and 1870 D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-22
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

EALL RIVER LINE for 30 TON and and, the .n,
EAsr-FAREs REDUCED. So % Boston, Lowell w and
Bndo naa f 10 of points
AMI OLD CooM T6 eey c, "a Sor RIVER
& so aqSy ccf Of fuon my jersey City from
foot so Of 6EN Hd plaee at 4i S%
D0'D--' y A0' GO l. coxNoR 0cnr Pass Agent
| NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
| ~ RIVER RAILRoA DISCRIMINATING November q. 1862
TO- Western and Soitern Express Rochester and
Montreal, with drawing room cars also to Saiat9gn ,
at Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo Enc Cleveland and
10 M Chicago EXPRESS drawing cars to Canaan
4 M Albany and roy. with connection Utica, sara
| toga, Gens Falls. LAKE George and Rutland
! p Accommodation 70 ALBANY ana Troy. ,....
running through every day in the week also Niagara Falls
SO No. Express daily, except Sunday with sleeping
TO syracuse and to Auburn oad also TO saratoga and Mont
m. Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and
ii p. Night Express with soepngcars to Albany and
tickets at 20 BoSEns Green and 4is BTosd
aud at Wostcots Express Offices Park place and 151
and St2 Broadway NewYork, ami 1888 Washpgonst
J. Nj. ToUCEY. Gen. supt Gen. Passenger Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALI. POINTS EAST
Reduced fare So 20 Boston for nstcass tickets good only
Es$sas daily SUNDAYS etssp,sa
IN Boston at Tickets for sac at all principal ticket
b LIE for trssh only Leave
SUNDAY exceptodl, for Boston Providence direct
2. w P0PPLE Actns General Pas ,enger AGENT
CHARMS -
y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Oflce Pier lS. N. H.. foot OF Cortlanitst
OF freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES For DISPATCH.
for delivery Of Kinds Of freight and
chandise any part Of the city
EAAND HARBoRToWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF description ghtero tolnyp)ns
in the haI Dor at ressonab
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER F. r EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. starn aud Erastus Corning Tor NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier 10. " r. at daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Sew.tork AMI
New.Haven. and DISPATCH guaranteed
Freight points D.. l.. q " X K. received at PerlI
For New aud points Fast At Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISL MD Eleven Miles Dr
Ten Cents steamers from Iron Pier l. h H.. lot ,,
WhitehalLst
CENTRALShIPYARD COmmunipaw y. J.-Orv DOCKS
construction ard repair OF vessels
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

" Tho Princeton Banner publishes
prospectus and also q cut Of the,in,
lieriorof the Office as II now pppears.
Allen evi,leptly, has ,taken o new do.
parlnre from the averago, country
printing Office, The scenc Is not d
familiar one. On tho contrary II is OF
such a. nature rs to arouse suspicion
that the picture is a burlesquo upon
the profession. IN the'flrst placc'thc
floor 10 scrupulously clean. This is
contrary to all rules aud regulations
-of a well established, Office. The
waste basket is, not Visible and the
familiar towel which has done two
years service ia not standing IN its
accustomed place IN tho corner. The
copy hook IL full. "'More copy''is
moi depicted upon the countenances
OF The compositors, as ID usually the
casc. 4 Allen, too, shows that ho Is do
Ing "a thriving business by having
one bundle Of paper ahead, which
stands out rs tho most prominen'
feature of The picture. We cannot
see the editor, but presume that ia II
All adjoining mansion, shut out from
the hum Of the machinery. This II
wrong, The editor OF country
newspaper should be either "makini
Inp the iorms.' or acting IN the capac
ity of a "roller boy" Allen, for tht
esteem you entertain for your broth
ers Of the press ehaugo that picture
| II YOU are cohpelleu to sacrifice th'
space too patent ulodicine mnn.
Breckenridge News.
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the fire on,cn his hors pistol had
caught the cotton on fire IN the gl,o.',
nnd when they was most onl Ro,.
looked round and gin a big proan
and tended IN faint Well, sur, Pee,
looked rouRd tn see what had becum
nv Roy and seed the fire hlazen mp
round the cows he'd. so he never
stopt iu help Roy hut just run TO his
hoss what was hitched. So when |
got III the mouth Nv the cave ~ my
.hee, he had just got on good and
when hc seed me standin there he
Just larruped his hoss and went
through thom bushes like a deer.
Well. Roy thinks hc Ia rid Nv him
now, and Gays he's my fruna fur ever
iur canrock,en the plnn tu skeer him
outcn tais bse;. ~
hero thst Nr. Pecc trembled oyry
time ho pecd q silver dollar. i.a
wood rum up tu see yn and bring
yu sum guber pces, but l mite meet
that Pece, aud don't want tu gil IN
no muss with him, yu no. ss
No more from your friend III deth,
RILL IloGUs
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7 Diamonds and p.a uonds.
Cincinnati Enquirer.

ia .sHJlliiifih lifg anal Ia fgd,. az.
Far many years It has seemed i'm
possible ior the people for the United
States to get enough dism.nds. A
handsome diam md was for long
time considered the first requisite Of a
negro minstrel, a western steamboat
captain, a barkeeper or a b-trothed
ialnsel, AMI when shoddy and tetro.
leum endeavorrd to push vulgar people
into pro,nia.ncc thoy always looked
to diamond for assistance. Now how
ever, 1t is reported that the diamond
business is so dull that several firms
arc embarrassed. Overlooking is the
alleged reason. but there may be
others, and Que is that as Americans
learn more about precious stones they
like other people Of good taste, admire
anil wear other gems as well as diar
monds. The diamond trade hss prob
ably not been helped either by the
general discovery thst for some years
good imitation diamond may be
more brilliant than the average oi
gcauine stones. PEOPLE have learned
too, tina, there are diamonds and dia-
monis, aud that they are no longer
willing to-buy the defective and badly
cut stones Of which the market i
afwavs full. The lie alers should open
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20
The Bogardus-caryer Match.

The coming match between Bo-
gardus aud Carver. which Is to take
place III this city February ~, has
attracted wide attention, and will
draw q vast lconc0urse OF gunners 10
the city. The Louisville Sportsmens'
Association, III anticipation Of the
great event, has irringed "a tourna.
lnent. which will continue through a
season of three days, with the follow,
ing programme:
Wednesday, February 81, lSS3-first--
Glass Shooting, $3.50; bsinglc, - yards,
plunge traps, entrance. ...a......... IS 0O
Second Glass shooting. 500; 10 single, so
sras sr9sS1S s,Sp sn'rSsss Va Gu
\ lI,ognrdus-- PURSE, $1,000 100 single. ~
yards, ground traps, under English
Gun Club Rules; sate money TO ING
Friday. ircBmary %. 1885,, First :, Glass, I.
shooting, $500; : single. 90 yards, plunge /.
Sccond-Clasr, shooting, $500; 10 single, %
yards, plunge traps, chtrahces....sl..l0 o.
The tournament will take place al
the Jockey Club grounds aud street
cars Will run. out every. ten minutes
daily. Pools will be sold at the Turf
Exchange. ltfis highly creditable 10
this popular and enicrprisipg asso-
citation that 1t has. secured the noted
match for .Lonisvile. y, ssrs. Jt
Griffith and John NJ. Barbour arr
principally responsible. --fCommer
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? Lurline Mocafery.f
tChicago Trlbune.l

gi" T" tChicago Tribune.l hH9l'il swos
Give me the ring. .ois FoAl.'. sie
! Lurline McCaifcry stood in all p1ela
window withthe smlight-beat1ny in
warm, golden waves abont her slight
form, knd at her right, bis hand out
stretched in eager expectancy. while a
Ihali-imperious, h'lf-pleading look shot
from his brown eyes, was Maiiifaduke
Short. The girl had been standing
there nearly thirty seconds without
speaking. the light 'strea,uin Ing upon
the soft wa yes ofabsir5 the iatl,on.less
eyes. and the scalms sweet month, II
was not a. youthful face; Abe bloon.
and flush had faded long ago, but il
was so grand and womanly; there was
such an Iknow how. .to.do do.up-my-llair
look upon it, that in comparison mere
girlislrprettiness lost immeasurably.N
1,At this moment pansy Perkins en-,
tered the room. She ha, twisted an
azure-hued scarf around her shoulders,
and her yellow hair iell about her like
cloud. Throwing a kiss to Lnrline,
whose silence she lid not at all Under
stand, Pansy FILTERED away to the pi-
ano at the other end Of the,room and
began to lower the rents in the vicini-
ty. Snatches of the soft, murinuruis
III l.l Il I.,s al. ,lap
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20
LAFAYETTE, Ky.

"
x Mrs. Ed Griffin has been appointed
to the position of post mistress at
this place IN the stead Of Mrs. Henry
Rives, resigned. Mrs. GIiflln was
poet mirtress here several.years ago
and. made avery efIicien, officer, and
Camille congratulales her on her
good fortune iu securing the position
. second time.
4 Miss Saliie Al. Tuck, one Of Lafay.
cites most accomplished aud fascin.
aiing young ladies, left for Little
Rock, Arkansas, where she will
spend several months with relatives
Miss SalIic leaves many admirers
here, one or two OF whom are almost
inconsolable over her departure.
Mrs. Nellie o. Heater, familiarly
known 10 the readers OF your pspeI
as " Olivo Branch who has'for soins
months been teaching school in ths
West Fork neighborhood, recent,
|spent one or two days on visit Z
relatives at this place. She has I
host OF friends here who Away
gladly welcome her visits. st
" Messra. Jas. Bradshaw and Franl
Fletcher, both ofths LongvIew yiciu
lity, are now in town tor the purpos'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

magic well. q They both speak H.,
flowing terms ., Of the ,medirins
properties OF ,hc water, and thci3
rapid Improvement IL subsiantin
proof OF the merits Of this wonder.
al well ' N'H'-
Mr. w. Fraser. after a three
weeks sojourn in Chicago, returned
home short time since Mr.. Fraser
had for several months been In quite
bad health, but his trip entirely re-
stored him. mud he il now as gay and
lively as he Ia won't TO be.
The ,recent heavy rains produced .
greater rise IN the creek that flow.
by Lafayette than has been knswn
Tor a long while. II overfowed II.
banks IN many places and did con.
siderable iamage to Iencing, etc. .pdt
Our town Il unprecedente,lly dull
At present. Hnd there lis s,scarciiy Of
Jicws which prevents Camille from
writing more ju-t nowm5 ,ai u, !
4 so mUiin sdI al ;.ii rtA>ilLlE'
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South Kentuckian.
ADVERTISING RATE.
Mr.. waloott's Last ouails.


Special to the Louisville Post. f
4 NKw Yonk. Feb. 6.-Mr. Walco't
ane up smiling 10 down Ms lat
nraco of birds. Ills lrn.onged dit
III the birds seemed to have iresii- ?
If,ned hin. III reply to nn inquiry IA
TO his condition, he said; I" ! feel as q
well Ms when l started in, aud don't
know but better" 80 = .'''-'f q.
Among the spectators In the crowd
n the porch were Drs. Alsdofr and
Bevis0u, OF West Forty second street. 4
DE-, Alsdorf said that lie caine 10 To
IL at the death, and Dr.. Bevison said
hat. 1t was his third visit to an ap.
parently healthy patient. Mr.. Bun.
nell. OF museum fame, held the watch
On Mr.. WslcOtt's final performancr.
The quail man cleumd- the bones of
bird nunibri fity,iline In thfer n,ii,y
utesl and thirty, seconds, and bird
lpumber sixty In three minutes aild
jorly secoiids;' sever minutes ten j
seconds, total time. This tinirhed the
Thirty pmrs'ih thirty -cVnweru,ive
.Iiays, with an extra one on Friday,
asst The MATCH, according TO Mr.,
i 49, ~ III
Iase' orig'.,a.eu ~ arns ms W.. o
January =, tlree unys ne'ore WnMo''
neen,l MS 'ash, . gronP VI norSeih'",
iliel strong appctites possessed by
cer'hlll i.en'ishs VIZ cov,'r o' 'aln'e 'ne o
nyersalion M. James noi'a' ai W TO;
nafkeu 'la' h1 co",u pro""cs m"n
M "o "v""" o'uN " Gu. ~ "'r W
Il"als uay io' '"'''y co"'oc"'''o
4 IHays-g,iueii Z zoe, .I,,h,o,s s1isHF
i ny; Vase saiu 70 M M3pnas' I IA l5..s
| iiow .,,V, 1,'c'' WIN you pn' up on
your ulah s,.oy ...,,... u. ~,
/ via "o' P-'o, iep'i'u "'' NV
'M -, -, ~. - :, A..
~ - WIZ 'aNe 'hM "ct, sa'" ni''
oase; WIN, wv, 'naN r
| Al Wn. Mn'co's l' ~, uy ,,,",'. aaS.
OaTe Knew wa, AZ nc na' "anser""s
'us'o'ner' iol w a'uo'' nau'sue'ro'..'.
u en''hs ONE q"ai' WY '' 'hiy
mys' on, waee' az, !. u S,H.uiave'ua ~
/ "ys'er'nouse; y 1872, /" H..o ~ ",n' +
a'l,fh, ,nYfeu !,,i5 ~ ro','','a,,' y. wa'..
,nelon, were ule only 'neN hn"wn ,,, w
nave surceeueu ~ 'ne ,ca', n.nonsn
many nave a',e,hp,r" n r,'n tvu,,"n
Wen' ,O-n ',ro"sn'pe orssn ssnn !" "a''
+ io,v,on = ""gpI y roW s.e ,.s.s
MI Case f'!s '''., ~. ~ "rs. ,n. no Wv.
slreu 10 ha'e ,,. sns o,,"s sa,o" ,' 10
.ae ~ ~ pas'o., .Ia' 1..m ,,,.,,,os ~.
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PROCTOR KNOTT.

Ills u the courage the wrong to dare,
Aud oniy thu rixht pursue;
A statesman wisr aud frm and fair,
A patriot brave and true.
lie seeks not pawcr. place, or pclf.
rIlutcslnity moves along
Disdsining methods for himself
That would mlslcHd n tfroug.
Ills is a broad and cultured mind,
;. A sou, that will not bend
tt unfair praetices 10 Ind
The U hiyc FIR an end,
lie ss0rns uemagogic act
Aahc scarns rullan dcv,;
Mis- every nttcrnnee IL u fact,
The Truth ID liis svle creed.
lie el'.quence 10 winning as
lilo character In grand,
Ills arguments Us current pass
As money Ia the laui.
Manly. honest. true and brave,
He'd scorn little thing.
Ken Though its practice " him gave
Tho sccptre VI King.
Brave r Hocrop Ksorr! IIonor's trus son,
N Mho bra n upUn h's crest
A plume ~ spotiess ~ tie tron
=. That crossrd the Bsyani's breast!
y Whosc name Ia synonyn for all
THAT men 'steem good and great
And whom tho prople gladly call
To guilds the helm Of state.
.a ~ a. WALLACE 0RrELLr
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20
LETTER FROM HIRAM.

The session Of our called court ].
oyer, the gentlemen OF the jury have
drawn THAR pay, and. like.a tcllool
fresh troke up, each has gone to HE
home, and this grand old diemple OF
justice IL as lonely and desolate g.
rome old cnstIc into which no ray O'
sunshine has yone for years To
ss,e my lite l cannot help telling
lonely and gloomy for days after the
q ljonrnment OF each tern, OF circuit
court. or coilrse these civil term.
do not bring 10 ~ the same amount
OF trouble aud anxiety as arc attend
ant upon the terms whore criminal.
are tried. va VI N
Right hero I want 10 say, while ]
haze cri:nc with ns much vehe,ncncc
as any man ON the taco OF the green
earth. yoi justas soon as We gc, our
hands on y poor icllow just AZ we
get him where be cannot help him.
self-what littlo heart ! have In ms
bosom COOS out toward him, aud !
| lind mssclf on his side. This may
may he wrong--perhaps Il is-yet !
cnnno, change my nature and shaii
not try to help II. have gone
through some very exciting scenes
during the last two years; have got
iiennset 10 almost any and every
thug. | defy living man now to
exciic me In the courthouse.
But the saddest thing yet is to see
y young man OH trial attended by his
| iuoiher; BY her who loves the bird,
that sing to him, the grass that grows
beneath his feet, the very stars that
twinkle above him; who believes a'
firmly IN his innocence as she docs In
Him who holds the reins Of the gov
ernnieht Of na,ioni iu lIis banda.
4 dodread This next fern, with II,
sad, sad scenes, many ofswhich have
already been enacted and will again
II know too wcll, be rrhear.ed{ In
the eternaldrearincss and lonelines,
of my bosom this night feel like
crying out, would TO God that thi'
cup might pass. .'s ~ - Il
4 care but little about civil courts
matters OF money annoy me but iii
| tie; dollars can be made mud lost a.
easily at the rusll;ng Of a leaf. ! Il
1 here TO night without a single dollal
| that | can call my own; with halt thu
lawyers III ilis town ready TO fsll OIL
mo and smoiher mo under like Al
| Alpine avalanche;not even owning
the nickle tossed By kind friends intc
the urn or poverty for me; aud yet
LAYER aud avow care nothing for thi
save lie fact lwoiih like TO come nI
with a hundred cents on each dolla
I I owe my creditors.
~ lido not blame Coy. Black burn 20
, ,Iissping, 80 nisny pardons. l homo
Fine grand old mau who has the mora
COURAGE. 10 say 10 nlauy poor, sad
''Ieyed. fellows, 60 the shnckies az
lfbroken, thou ART free I tell yo'
1 pisinly- there are mauy men insid
4 that, peniteptisry who ough, 10 bo a
! free asthe hreezesthat sweep throug|
Tho mountain fasincsses around abou
Frankfort. IL were Governor
would iurp them ont though he|
itself should cape and bid me stop.
Look. at poor, simple Bill Bailc
!, sent there at the last term Of ~
courtfor tcn long, dark years on IN
charge Of rape, supported. only b
The oath OF the dnsky damael who's
ieeliugss had been so terribly. oui
A :. f|soy,1I a...ool sl,ai,,.x a. "a ,.nca
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: ssCREr SOCIETIES.

49, rt4N NFlt VI
- q. ess Ss4 81. ~ n -
MoAYAy CouyciL, CHOSEN FRIENDS
Meets Second aud Fourth Monday
uight's In each month AZ X. Of p,
Hall. A. D, Rodgers. G. c., B. NJ.
HARRISON, Secretary. eY 0siffa
Masonic LoDaE-Mcets 1st Monday
evening in each month, at Masonic
uall.s Joe McCarroll w. MA. III,
CLARK, Secretary. .
EvrRoRRES LopcE. No. So Kxyour'
or PyrHAs--Mcets at X. Of P. Hall,
and aud 4th Thursday evenings in
sach month. Chas. w. Quicker. u
c., r. w Heury, X. of q 8.
Endowment rank, srd Monday eve.
ming in each month. A. D. Rodgers
Pres: L. II. Davis. Sec and Treas.
Opp FRLLows--Third story, Hop
kinsville Bank building, meets ever.
Friday evening. Encampmant meet
every LIST, and 3rd Thursday even
ings. y ,s
| A. o. u. W.--Mects at K. of 1
Hall every 81 aud 4th Tuesday even
ings. T.. A. Sypcrt. NJ. W.
X. of II, LoDor-A-AIeets at K. oi ?
Hall lat and Srd Tuesday nights Q
each month. w. F. Randall. R, r
r. @. Gave, Dictator. .A3 (
Kmanr TsxrLa aRs- Meets 4th Mon
lay night ia each month, a Masoni
Hall,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

pExocRlrIc COUNTY COMMITTEE.
q. \. champlin. ch'm.. HopkInsvillo.
Chas. ". " a-ham, sccty.,
sc. nuckner ra.tf.... ~.@r, 4
q =. Brawn. tltltt" tlSTSt f.
Jno. NJ Duiiu. Grafton.
Hen Carter Pelcc.
Jne. G. whltisrk. Sswstead. ~ =
Austin Pcaf, 0arrcttsburs. t -
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jehn N. ;race Judge, Cain. n.y.. u. T. Un-
lerwoni clerk. Hspkinsy lie. Nv. Court
nerts drst Moniay IN March aud september.
HOARD OF CITY c0USCILMBS.
Jousc Z LlrHAn, Chairman.
X. p.C,arnELL.
y. q. BWowSgLL,
~. u. nrARn.
II. y. MrCtvy,
~. N I.rsrtsE. ~ +trr
Meet. IL % Tas.i,y in zach mosss and .nllsss
W the rail Of the Chairman. Meeting hold 10
asssrs..r eou.r.
!. w.P. w,nfres Judge. ,Msets Sd. HsA<ay
In Narsh, June. septembsr. Deeeuber.
counTy COURT. ~ y
VIZ. wipfr~s yn.lse. E.G. sehree. .ttor-
ssy. uests art Monday In every moash. I
cIrY COURT.
yeas nr.shev, Juisr; q. W. pawpers A.
t,rnsy. Y. W. biggerstan. Ch,-f Of Poiliee.e
~ COUNTY orfIcRs. - -.
John W. Rreathitt. tiert; c. n, Brown.
sherin; 4. u. ,Long. Jaiierf
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Nav thcyspesk Of Crude Petroleum
as a remedy for Consumption; better
not try ii, but take DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.--thc standard Cough Remedy
of our age. It is agreeable to the
tasie. erfails to cure, and costs on.
ly 25 cents d. bottle.
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IfCaiarrh has deatroyed your sense
of smclllng aud hearing, Ilallr Ca
,arrh Care will oure you. rs cents
per bottle Druggists sell H. Il.
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N omatler how, shattered the eye
tenn may, be from excesses OF any
kind, the Great German Invigor'itor
win secure health and happiness
See advertisement. For sale by Gist
and Garner 'a'si 81 lFl'e'i sar 8,
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100 Reward

IL offered for any case of Catarrh
that cant b. cured with Halle Ca
tHrrh Cure. Take internally. Price
Ia ceuis.
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CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

BArr,sr-Sonth Main Street, Rev.
T. q. Keen, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning and evening. Sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting first Wednesday
night 10 each month.
Camsrfax-- Nashville Street, Eld.
u. L. Powell. pastor. Services
every esbba,h morning and evening.
| Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing Prayer meeting every wednes'
day evening.
M. r. Sovru-Nashville street,
| Rev. .E.N. Bo,tomlv. pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday mon,ing
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening. M #E
F,nsr PnxsnyrrRIix--Tusrel
Street. Rev. R.H. Coulter. pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning. Sun
dsy school every Sunday morning
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday
evenins. tll II lt-
ErucorAL-Rev ]. w. vensbls,
| rector. Meats in Courthouse every
Sunday. - s1sS-s "a.
Hourmxbs PaxsnyrRRlAs--Nash-
willie Street. Rev. 30. Tate. pastor,
Services LIT and ssd sabbath morn
ing and evenings. Sunday school
avery Sunday morning. Prayer meet
ling every Wednesday evening.
CUMBERLAND PREsBYTgRIAs--Rus'
scllville Street, Rev. --
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing anil evening. Prayer meeting
every "Wednesday night.
| CAruoLIc--Nashviilc Street. Rev
Father Hayes, Priest. Services
every Sabbath moraing at 10 o'clock
POST OFFICE.
Bridge Street, Jno. B. Gowen
P. II. 0Hics hours from y 2
A. N. to Q r. NJ, and the Office is als'
open for short time after the arrivu
of the evening mails, at 9rI. Sun
days open from | to 2rx.i sari,
EXPRESS OFFICE ''a''
I. q N. ESrssss CoxrAsr--R
Nv. Norwood Ageat. 0lice old Banl
building. Main Stleet. .,..,a
HOLLANDS OPERA HOUSE
Main Street. adjoining sPhoeni,
Hotsls n. H. Holland, Proprietor
AID. Rodgers, Manager.
y t@ u A 4 -
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'ai re- Dresses, aclUaks COATS, stockings
and all garments can bH colored sue
csssfullys with the Diamond Dyes.
Fashionable colors. Only 10 cents.
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Skinny Men,

7"Well's Health Hcaewcr' restores
health atli vigor, cures, Dyspepsia.
Impoteucs, Sexual Debility. ISL.
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Servants girls are your genuine ar
istocrats. They alllbelong tothe hire
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POST OFFICE.

Bridge Street, Ino. d. Gowen,
p. II. 0ffics hours from q,
A. N. to Q 2. NJ, aud the Office is also
open for a short time after the arrival
ofths evening mails, at 9Eh. Sun
days open from to 2r.x.i ssfis