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:The Wisconsin Capitol Disaster.

The Wisconsin Capitol Disaster.
The most important testimony thus far
was that OF John E. Jones, who was paint
ing on the building when a portion of it
fell. He said:
He said he had noticed sometime ago
cracks in an interior cross-wall on the
floor, nearly directly underneath. He
thought the crack in the second story wall
was due to that in the third. He had seen
other cracks in the particlar brick walls in
the east side OF the wing. and it was his
opinion that they were all due to the great
weight imposed upon the walls. He
thought that the walls would not have been
60 apt to give wayif the brick Of which
they were composed had been thoroughly
soakedEin water. in accordance with the
specifications Of the contract.
John Junes, boss mason, Clarence ..
spaulding, boss carpenter, II. .. 4aunnuck,
carpenter, and others testified to having
seen cracks in the walls before the accident
happened, and their evidence tended to
show that the mortar had not been allowed
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Senator Tabor's Big Pistol.

Denver Tribune: After the performance
at the opera house last night. ex-senator
Tabor and his wife Left the building arm in
arm. When opposite the car stables on
Curtis street the ex-senator concluded to
put on his over-coat. In the inside pocket
of the coat the ex-senator had a large
doub' e-action revolver, and his wife, in
order to allow him to use his right hand if
attacked, moved to the other side and took
the ex-senator's left arm. In doing 50 she
pushed The pistol out IF his pocket and it
fell on the pavement, and one cham Der
was discharged with loud report. For
tpnately the bullet sred aimlessly, and no
serious damage was done. Tho affair Gre
ated good deal of excitement and large
crowd soon gathered on the spot. Some
one started the rumor that the ex-senator
had been shot, and policemen and report
ers were busy until the facts became known.
MIS-. Tabor nearly tainted, and at first
thought that she had been hit. A hole in
the bosom of her dress where the ball PISSED
through proved that .she had narrow es-
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New Plan of Paying Railroad EN-
ployes.

Lord Wolseley mourns the loss Of
his mother, Frances Anne Woseley,
widow of Major Garnet Wolseley. She
was in her eighty second year,
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ground, at Refs Bros blast furnace, New
castle, Pa |, gave way. James Eagan was in.
stantly killed and William Troy and A.
Mcbride badly injured. Martin Burlirton
fell twelve feet, then caught hold off pro-
jecting beam and was saved. =.
Frank Wilkes of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, grand
son of commodore Wilkes. United States
navy, while herding sheep near Pleasant
Valley station, Utah, became lost and died
Of starvation and exposure. TIE remains
will be sent to Ohio.
A coroner's jury is investigating the
wherefore OF the Wisconsin capitol down.
fall.
From the Old World.
The prince of Wales has recognized many
pressing invitations to make state tour
through Ireland. Mr.. Gladstone is encour
aging his royal highness to make the tour,
assured that bis presence will have most
salutary effect in quieting existing troubles
their nature. The Tories are already op-
posing the plan OF sending the prince to Ire
land as royal mediatur, and pretend to
fear that the Irish revolutionists will at
tempt his life.
1t is reported that the Thirty.seventh di-
vision of the Russian army will be mob.
ilized. Men on furlough have been
summoned to return and The contin.
gent of 1877 recalled for immediate SER
vice.
The dividend to the creditors Of Morris
Ranger of Liverpool Is said to be very small.
Thirty of the largest cotton firms in the city
assent to scheme Tor fortnightly settle
ments.
Mrs. Abel mute, got divorce from
B., for adultery with mute. He is a prom
inent teacher in deaf and dumb school.
The earl of Dunraven is preachisg protec-
ton doctrine in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-11

The Philadelphia court has annullei the NIeker-
son divorce deere la Judgment severe as 1t is
just The conduct or the h;Isba nd is reviewed and
condemned in the most UnSparing manner. The
court stamps his entire proceeding as a fraud and
refuses to permit any compromise, holding that
rs honor can only be viniicated by visiting upon
Major Nlc1erSon, directly and Indirectly, the
heaviest penalties his recreancy as husband his
dishonorable conduct as an army officer ana gen.
tlenan AMI his imposition upon the court, call
for IL IS, no doubt Just and proper TO set the de-
cree aSEie and TO leave the jor be dealt with
cy coGrt martial, for having so far forgotten
himself AM what WAS Cue to his position; but
may not the court its It, and all other tribunals
having authority to divorce man aud wife, learn a
lesson from this unhappy caSe7 Nay it not teach
the Importance OF searching and diligent inquiry
into the character OF testimony submitted in such
cases, before the decree is granted? Such inquiry
ought to be male, especially where, as IN the
NckerSoa case, only one putty to the suit is rep
resented
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ID X D p D s A l. s.

ID D o l. s.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON June 11th 1888
Sealed Proposals. will he received ct Office as above
until INElNE O'CLOCK NOON, THURSDAY JUNE
lI-fiitST. for furnishing supplies. comprising
Stanopery, School Books. Furniture, Ha aw are Gro
Cries. Dry Goods, Forage Fuel Sewer Pie b. \
Curbiig &C.. &c. to the various branches OF the Dis
get government for the ending June 33fh 1884
INFORMS Tt samples and banks will be furnished upon
application at Room IL. Morrison Building ~ street
BY order Of the Engineer Comm; ioner ID. G.
L. u. BECKETT,
Nii-1 Property C.erK.
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The ceremonies at Oak Hu Saturday afternoon,
at the final interment Of the remains OF John
: Howard Payne. were impressive in character, and
though 1t sounds paradoXieal to speak OF enjoy
ment at Il funeral, still, no milder word can ex-
press the appreciation o. the Isle on that occa-
sion. 1t was most httlngly selected and admira-
bly, rendered. IL was not to be expected that the
rites would be attended with that solemDity which
q recent death and the presence OF sorrow in all
Its first experience, impart 1t was to honor the
memory or the man and not mourn for his taking
on that the people assembled. and the program
Was admirably adapted to the occasion. Every.
thing was carried out in the most orderly and he
coming manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-11

A few lawless men in Iowa are likely to give
that State an unenylable reputation unless the
law speedily suppresses them The lynching Of
the Barter brothers follows too closely upon the
blowing up OF the cabin OF miners who had re-
fused to JON strike, for the good name OF the
state.
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The action OF the government In going to the
courts to obtain money illegally procured by those
Of the star route ring who escaped Indictment, is
the proper course. Arbitration Is a very good
method OF settling questions of difference as to
opinion or facts; but where the fact is plain as In
this case, that several hundred thousand dollars
were wrongfully taken from the Treasury, the
question OF restitution Is the only one left, and
the court is the proper tribunal to enforce that
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The order Of the comman.iant OF the IT, q naval
academy sending cadets to prison for cheering a
graduating comrade, seems to have been a decided
case O. premature explosion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-11

The Car has returned to St Petersburg, having
got bis crown and escaped the nihilists He can
now grant political concessions, II he wants to,
without the appearance OF being driven thereto by
Tear But apparently ne doesn't want to.
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In the large attendance OF people OF ali classes.
the hunblcst as well as the highest at the funeral
or Charles C. Fulton, I'm Baltimore, yesterday, a
more eloquent tribute to his worth was even sup
Piled than in the feeling and appropriate eulogies
spoken over his coffin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-11

All the papers OF character In the country with
out regard to party lines, declare the argument of
MI Merrick to be conclusive to every honest and
Intelligent mind In bringing home a conviction of
the guilt OF the star route gang.
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Il HE llEAR Il ART
or our immense store running through the square
and we keep all the year round fun assortment Of
mem on hsDd Our assortment of Boys VELOCI-
PfDES and TRICYCLfS is superb. We offer none
put the best Our $3.50 Velocipede. for beginners,
hnds much favor, sell great number OF them
For larger boys, say from 6 years up, recommend
S our spi1ndld Tricycle. The front wheels are much
arer than on Felocipedes the boy sits high up, yet
there Is no danger Of an upset and Header i'm
possible Hence for safety and speed they combine all
-. 81 and Sl1.
In Boys WAGONS we keep only the best make They
boited ON. We have them from g. mp. We have kent
TINS make of wagons for years. and can recommend
them to be superior article,
We mention also nice handy SWINGS for Babies at
We also keep full assortment Of IN AND OUT
DOOk GAMES, and parties leaving the city would do
vel to take some Of them along.
Our FISHING RODS also would come in handy We
nave them from Zoo. to 81. 80 each.
We must not forget large assortment Of HAM.
MOChS. We have u good Hammock at 99c. and 81. 49,
-. - Eud 81 ". We also have an extra large Ham
mock at So You eau put your whole family In them
yourself included, aud have good swing all around.
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Timothy Kelly. the fifth and last OF the con.
oemned Phoenix park murderers, has been hanged
and 1t Is TO De hoped that the public executioner
In Ireland will have a rest now
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Ten Pen Cent D1scouNr
ON ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS
SEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry Brother)
PREVIOUS TO REMODELING THE FRONT AND
MAKING OTHER EXTENSIVE IMPROVE
MENTS TO HIS STORE, WILL ALLOW
DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON
ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS,
COMM CLING
THURSDAY, MAY s1sr. e.
THIS Is "RARE OPPORTUNITY" TO BUY NEW
AND CHOICE DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS
AT TEN PER CENT LESS THAN THE Low.
EST RETAIL PRICES. AS THE WHOLE
STOCK HAS BEEN PURCHASED
FROM FIRST HANDS FOR CASH.
az ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
FROM WHICH TEN PER CENT WILL BE DE-
QUOTED.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. je9
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TAYLOR j. HUFTY.

HANDSOME WHITE SUITS
for graduation evening and street wear at al prices
from IS up.
Fine Saline SUITS selling at cost and elegant
TRAVELLING COSTUMES at great reduction Ladies
needing dresses for country and cannot do bet
te- Than to buy at this house. Their line of FLANNEL
oiIA and GAS iMERE SUITS still contain some of the
novelties and at the reduced prices are bound to
sell.
Fine UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Misses, in silk
gauze. gossaIner and Lsle.
full assortment Of SUMMER GLOVES.
Several new Shades and Styles in FINE HOSE for any
occasion.
full line Of FINE UNDERGRADUATES and SHIRT
WAISTS for Ladies' and Children in all sizes.
ieiI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w LIFE SPECIALITY:
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK
705 18th street northHest

-. 1Uo llth street northwest.
. Monday and Tuesday to July 3.
II you have Pmp6s, Blsckheads, Liyerepots
freckles, Moth, Tan, Sunburn. Redness and Oiness
OF the nose Deep Pores or any Complexion Blenish,
DK VAN DiCk can remove them and Beautify the
your Hair is thin. harsh dry, faded Or prsmaturey
gray III you have excessive Dandruff, Scaly Scalp,
etter Crown Frontal; part or Temple Badness. IF
you have Scant Irregular Eyebrows Lashes, De.
VAN DfCk. by q scientific course of treatment can
produce Vigorous, Luxurant Growth of HAIR Pretty
BLOWS and Lashes If wish fresh, pure, clear bril-
liant and Thick Heavy Lu1uriant
HAIR, Regular Long and Lovely Eyebrows and ashes
Soft, White. Smooth and Pretty Hands, consult DIR,
calty for nearly twenty years and is thoroughly skilled
ID bus profession. DIR. VAN DYEK be consulted
at 70S nth street northwest every Monday and Tuesday
The Doctor will make the most liberal arrangements for
who began treatment during June You pay by
week or month or the Doctor will furnish You with
bone La prepared especially for for
office treatment g. Remember these terms are for
those beginning this month ONLY superfuous Hair per-
manety removed by the Operation of Electrolysi by
DE- Van DYCK. Call at once.
Of =: July LIST Dr. Van DYcK be
TasRRn,t m; st 79s Nth street northwest
60 North oo Charles street Baltimore Friday and
unable to call describe your case and send stamps for
answer to either address, Interesting descriptive
GUAR free. jel1m, s3t'
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A WoRD ABOUT SEERsuckERs
THE KINDS WORTH BUYING.

THE KINDS WORTH BUYING.
Undoubtedly the best SEERSUCKERS are the SILK
and SEA ISLAND COTTON kind that are made in
Calcutta IL they shrunk properly land not out
OF every hundred ars). they viii credtably for
1--we Years. They cost SIS per suit ready made These
Seersuckers being the best what is known as gen.
ulne Calcutta Seersuckers.
ALL THE OTHERS ARE INVITATIONS.
The best thing in the limitations are the Linen and
Cotton combinations known the
ENGLISH SEERSUCKER.
They are made expressly for MacuIlsr, Williams 4
Pa-ker OF BOSTON. Massachusetts who placed the
noioy OF the Baltimore and Washington markets in the
nsfn5 OF our manufacturing house In answer to
to treat the goods before making Them they replied
ne goods are ready for the needle" We made them
W. and after selling few of them find they shrink
ABOUT size They retail in Boston aud New York at
suit To protect yourself against shrinkage buy size
larger than your measure.
he satisfactory character Of these goods has brought
out whole batch Of domestic limitations. To produce
the Observable in the genuine Seersucker
lew threads are dropped alternately in the filing
This makes them tender, and after examining them
crlucaiIy We concluded they would not give eatsfac-
uon 1t kes but very slight strain to break these
goods and II you are buying Seersucker it would be
WEI To- You to test the strength before you invest And
now as you know as much about Seersuckers we do
We can only add that ready to supply you with
the best IN the world.
A. SAKS 4 Co.
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WOODWARD g. LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921 PENNA. AVE. D STREET. 912.
je8 WASHINGTON. DC
Cool AND PLEASANT FABRICS
FOR SUMNER WEAR,
AT REDUCED PRICES.

PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. ALL PURE LINEN, AT
ID, 20 AND 25c.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES IN FRENCH SATTEENS AT
37H, 40. As AND 60c. THE LARGEST AND
BEST STOCK THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
ZEPHYR 9IkGHAMS IN NEW AND CHOICE
STYLES AT 25c.
OKHANDIE LAWNS AND AERy. LAWNS BE.
DUCED TO 25c.. FORMER PRICE soc.
BROCADE SILKS. 75c.
SURAH SILKS, ALL SHADES. 81.
LARGE STOCK OF WHITE EMB. ROBES WHITE
PONGEE ROBES. sATTEEN ROBES BLACK
AND CREAM SPANISH LACES AT Low
PRICES.
CHOICE GRENADINES.
ELEGANT BLACK GOODS.
LARGE AND SPECIAL OFFERING OF GUINETs
BLACK SILKS AT PRICES THAT WILLEN
SURK SPEEDY SALES. WE CALL SPECIAL
ATTENTION TO OUR NUMBERS, AT 81 81 25
$l.60 AND 81. Is. WE GUARANTEE THESE
TO BE THE BEST GOODS EVER SOLD IN
THIS CITY FOR THE PRICES.
DUB STOCK Is VERY LARGE AND MANY
CHOICE GOODS HAVE BEEN REDUCED FROM rs
TO 50 PER CENT.
ONE PRICE.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-FROM JULY LIST, FOR THREE
~ months, or longer Furnished House. First
class references Address L. B., Star office ieIl-St
WANTED-THE CARE OF A FTRNISHFD
w ~ House for the summer months. by sgenteman
ences Address Box 400. btsr office. jelI st.
WANTED - TO PURCHASE. DIREOT FROM
~ owner one two or three houses north Of Pennsyl
vanla avenue cost not to exceed 500 each part on
time Address. with particulars. Box 139 Star ONCE.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. HARTI.EBEN, GRADUATE OF PENNsYI-
" vanis College. Philadalphia having purchased
my ofnce and residence has resumed practice 1confA
IDENTIFY recommend him to my patrons and che public
generally g dentist Of undoubted ability, M.ACAn-
NAN. Dentist l016 18th q NV. ape-2m
A RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
"a aektod tWOodta1o1 a&eee extracting naturl tDoth,
On gplsndM G1cees. 1odkn methods and adninad
n.sc 9 Or 1oNHAfHY isSi str,.e porssv
mr. RANDALL. PARSONS. DHTmF.
~ z28 7th street northwest over 6allanty1sse Book
Store. Gold 0uin1 specially. Go g1va day o.
night 616
ne. T.. q. TALBOT. pENTIsT. No. ls1 TIN
IL etree& three doors from oQen01 x. Oe1eD0Y n ~
10 hr.nchsA Tssfh inss1sd - p~sse Ahvotk VIZ
rantsd- Anl9
uTOWIAMD DENTAL A00OOIAY1OH. No. Al
III ~ skesk thrss doors .n0rfA q Hs0nsyivaqia
svcauH 81 si6s. HGDafk exfEaeHms ulAR
ses!S md % s.as 80 sdaisSSs 49, 9 sSss9s
si1kanG. Exex1e{1on9 W1hQ0 - - oon0 ooca tootA.
b.. zrtiAdA Testh msAA % p9. - Cod ~
49, 1H IL 49, 1ss5 ~ q ~ ~ -
6sssos eesa,e 81 81 IN - suniaAas ~ s11gs
toand from II o1Ac6.D "a
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS OVER OUR STORE,
nue.. myl am
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SILyERBERG'S.

THE PrErrER1E
PATENT FIRE ESCAPE
is THE MOST WONDERFUL LIFE SAVING IN
VENTI0N UF THE AGE
Msde TO At any window, matter what the build
ing nay be- Ready for immediate pass twenty
TO thirty persons IN safety TO the ground in
no matter how excited, timd. or how great their
numbers may be. Let them jump. fall or be thrown
injury.
No machinery required. Send for circular to
y. C. GRAY, Piqua. Ohio
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the United States
je9-m W, I, lm
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The Rear ART

The ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
ell :16 AND 31S SEVENTH STREET N, v
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-TWO COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
Hall Room, with Board, for gentleman lady and two
children and years in small private family; must
references required. Address ARMY. Star office.
"ANTED-FOUR OR MORE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms. or moderatesize House; price must be
reasonable references required Address giving fun
je9- St. ~
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

| NOR sALE-MAGNIFICENT LOT ON sTREFT.
near Vermont avenue. cheap: also Is. 500 sous
Iet 81 ground with frontage of l5t feet East
o s,ss at seven cents foot Great bargain IN.
/ kOHRkR. s2l street ysll-N
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away"
The driver did not go in, and when
Knott came out, his head, using
Kentucky expression, looked Ike a
A,lauaaw Trayclcru,,
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TO C0NSUMPT IVES.

fhe advertiser having been pcrmaneptIy
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
asimple remedy, Is anxious to make known Ia
its fel sufferers the means OF cure. 70 ali
who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the pre-.
scription used, tfreo Of Charge with the di.
rections for preparing and using the same,
whlch they Will IND sure cure for COUG MS :
COLDs. CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BHoNcHITIs'
&C. Parties Wishing the Prescription, will
please address, Rev. 4. A. WILSON, 1874 Penn
81; Williansburgh, N. Y.
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Home Items.
-"Allyour own fault
III you remain sick when vou IN,

-"All your own fault
fyou remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that never-FAIL.
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickest invalid can use hop bitters with safety
and great good.
old men lettering around from Rheuma-
tisin, kidney troubles or any weakness will bc
amost new by using hop bitters.
-My wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use OF hop bitters and recommend
them to my people. Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor II mop
Bitters are not the best family medicine
On earth.
-Malafial fever, Ague and Bllliousness
Will leave every neighborhood nc soon ma hon
bitters arrive.
"-Mv mother drove the paralysIs and
neuralgia all out OF her system with hon Bit.
tiers. Ed. 0swego Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with non bittcrs
and You need rot fear sickness, It
Ice water is rendered harmless and more
refreshing and reviving with hop bitters IN
each draught.
The vigor OF youth for the aged and ipfrm
In hop biiters.
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1t seems impossible that remedy
made of such common, simple plants
as Hops. Buchu Mandrake, Dandelion,
&C., should make so many and such
great cures as Hop Bitters do; but
when old and young, rich and poor,
pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor
all testify to having been cured by
them, you must believe and try them
yourself, and doubt no longer.
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fNShNSs Ncu VI oaT-
Held, u each ..... 500
BESIDES this handsome list. aggregaating in
value over $500, we will add about sixty-six
other premiums. making total Of 100 prem
iums worth 500.
The plan OF the distribution, will be similar
to that followed heretofore, and the tlistribu
ton will take place on or before Oct s. 1898.
The price of THE SOUTH KENTUCKIAN
will remain as heretofore, viz: ";l.5O cash In
advance and stop whca out" and every SUBJ
scriber, beginning before October sth, 1888,
will be given ticket free. Now is your OPP
portunity to get paper worth double the
price charged AMI chance for each and
every one Of the valuable premiums mention
ell above.
roy subscriptions sent by mail will re-
ceive prompt attention and receipts and
tickets will be forw arded upon receipt Of the
subscription price IN money or postage stamps
Addi ess.
MEACHAM & wILGUs,
Hopkinsville, Ky
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n CARD

1883 has witnessed the Sewing Machines
therefore TO your interest to examine see and get the
Machines To
ONCE Machines
inspection rst-cass mahnis having regular ap-
premiership the Sewing Machine shop
Esvc with all the tools necessary to repair all kinds of Sewing Machines
best of satisfaction
related to the Sewing Machine and have work be
will
being thorough adusr employ
ues in the State of Kentucky full supply
Oils Etc. always on hand In buying Machine from
esg in an uncertainty for the Machines needs attention
write me or leave word shop and il will be attended have
several patents OF my own get which the Machines sell
and You wish to bny machine all ask
chimes office Having travelling
all the time will be trouble bring
what it will do, and then be your Judge
~ Respectfully,
N BIN writing where you live. C. f. WEST.
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"Buchupaiba.
Quick complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
ase. 81. Druggists. ~
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CLUB LIST.

We will furnish tho following papers and
periodicals with tho S0uTn KENTUCKIAN at
the subiOined cheap rates:
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nv uoy 'Snims reopened, restoration, In
rea ses. bounty. hack pay and DISCHARGES OBJ
aimed. Apply at once, delay preludic's your
.,ahts Yeas fixed by law. Address, Win
tamn. the old established firm o. an ~
10, Attorneys and Claim Agents VII H"'
~ "A ahin vton ID. T..