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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
PENSION SHARKS.
A Ringing Letter from the Attor-
nsy General.
The FrightfuI Condition Of Afiirs Re-
yeaIed Though The Annual Re-
port Of the Second
Auditor.

WAsHINDToN, ID. C., November N.-The
following letter from the Attorney Gen
eral explains itself. Under the previous
instructions from him, Colonel Corlhill,
United States District Attorney has nearly
completed number oi rases OF frauds
upon pension claimants for the action Of
the grand jury. lie has received
A Large Number of Fraudulent Letters
and circulars explaining the use made oi
them. He is desirous that soldiers or their
friends having copies OF s"ch circulars or
knowledge Of such attempted frauds will
AZ once send the number by which the
claim in each case is known a. TIE pension
oilCe.
DEPARTMENT or JUsri,E,
WAsHINGTOE. ID. g., November.
Secretary OF the Interior:
Referring TO your letter OF the second re-
specting the appointment ot
Tbe Com isstoner OF Pensions
of person to aid the United states D.
trict Attorney Of this district in inyest.
eating all claims for pensions or bounties
in CONNECTION with which charges have
been made against attorneys, and to exam.
inc such cases IA the district Attorney
shall desire To present 10 the grand jury, |
sgree with you that such an appointment
cannot he made to examine cases where
the oGepses charged are not oHensss
AGAINST the United States, but the District
Attorney, in his letter to you, includes
cases where these
Pension Agents Make Formal ApplIca.
ttOns
TO the Pension Office well knowing the
claims they present are fraudulent. This
oilense against the United States SO far as
the District Attorney makes the charges OF
crimes against the United States he should
be aided in the examination ot such cases
by an officer Of the Pension Bureau special
II detailed for that purpose. The evil set
forth by the District Attorney Is growing
one and all means that can legally be EN-
ploycd TO suppress 1t ought 70 be put in
molten for that end. Permit TIE 10 send
you
Advance Proof sheets
OF the second Auditors report which dis
close q frightful condition Of organize !
fraud against The poor aud he|pleo, who
have either served their county, them
selves and live manned and broken down
in health, or who have left dest.t .tute
widows and children, al OF whom are row
VICTIMS 10 ihtse uesiPDlbg bHh Ddl men U
rob them OF their iittle swing, an
earnings under the color II gains they were
never TO have and overload the public
department with work that hinders the
Necessary progress OF
Their Proper BusinesS.
r. this can be brought to an end by the
intervention OF otiiCers OF the iuited Sts'er,
this can be furnished aud Il ought 10 be.
BEsfANIN BARgw BEgEsTER
Attorney General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
A WovLD.BE CHAMPION.
YfisessaIa APyassss . Matsh Wis6
R0Wef1.

BOWeus
New Yosk, November s.-Articiss Of
sgreemsnt were signed yesterday in the
offics Of the Turf, Field and Farm BY PSt
rick Fizssrald and Charles Rovsll bs .
six dayt foot race, opsn 70 sll, 80 90.
francs. The date and plsos Of the rses
agreed upoo. Pstsr DuTyes, kosslfs
hacker, IL In favor Of Boston, and E2seil
desires TO have the rscs take pisns st,o1t
the Let Of March. Thomas Davis, bscter of
Fitzgerald, prefers New York. and Alder
man Fitzgerald IL anxious 70 race 10 Js1.
nav on about the ist OF February. u
Xsaison Square can b obtained on ,ss'on.
able terms the xon.you.please will proc.
.oiy take place there the fr,t week ia
Mach. Ifnot. Boston will be the srsns.
tention 10 20 into training st ono. Ia io1y
I,ispd City. He II really and truly IN Al.
ds,man OF that dty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
Will Need a New Cry.

4NtW IWN HUNKS.
The work done at the polls yestc- 'ly il
Now York, Massachusetts,, Connecticut and
Pennsylvania makes it very clear that
something besides the empty cry of Turn
the rascals out" will be required as the
working capital of the Democratic party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
IopelcNs EpIlepsy Cure,l-

re electors pronOupcsd nv case to be
'' 'CIs.eSs epilepsy" says our CORE.
IiCr'Tn'; W. c. Browning. Attorney at
- Jrcsonis, Ark, and declared death
!" Do ny oily relief. Samaritan Nprvine
. cured me- Get at druggists. $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
Didn't Cost Much.
Philadeiphid Lcdg,

1t was comparatively inexpensive elec-
tion-we mean expenditure outside OF that
betrayed by the City Treasurer for pay to
election officers, voting places, boxes.
blanks etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
Can New Resume Business,

7 wv
Massachusetts, announces official that she
has had enough of Ben Butler. The Tewks-
bury lanyard can now resume business un-
der cultured auspices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09

= ~ THs 100 bad of James III. Stuart, the
Sne tsS1 singer Of "Pop" 10 behave so
. n.E tie j. said to be a perfect gentle
. a. ar. certainly has a magnificent yoicn.
A''sl 'ar erfornsnce on Wednesday night
nri ''H <, md was drunk yesterday.
Mhi. :. ed IN his discharge. He was
IIs' IN "a % mske trouble. last pizht, bnt
~ ..' ''.- 'opk charge Of him and kept
= ~ lls"'. Svlvis wss summoned
81 Oy,ia House, bat TO serious di.-
'"s. aht, occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
The YSshshtps Rxpssssss.

LosDos, Sovsmb<T s.-A large numbsr
Of the bodies are still In the Yorkshire c,sl
mine in which the explosion took plaza
yesterday. Friends Of ths dead stlI crowd I,
about tie mouth Of the pit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
One Hu,6rsd Years osd.

DpSDos. November s,-Ransg,:s will Be
.arl,ndsd and illuminated tonight la
honor Of sir yozes Montshors, Who enters
UIop his ore bur drfath yssr. The Green
nrl TIE rsnt.p ps';sn a coz Egrstuls:ory mes
DEe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
The Real battle Ground.

Cincinnati enquirer.
Fellow.citizens, the real fight prelimi-
nary to the Presidential struggle was in
Ohio,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
The Latest News and the Be.t.

bALT;N -, November So \. x.-The
latest 1stCrns show McLane's. Democrat
maIo''ty IN the State will be l2.C6o. TIE
SENATE stands Il Democrats and II R-p 10
ncsrS; The House of Delegates. 6} D mo
Cta,S &nG = Republicans, gjvirg De;uo.
c'a'.c us!ority of 81 on Joint ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09
AFTERTH0UGHTS,
The Aspect When the Clouds OF
Battle Have Passed
Away.
The Victory in the Empire State
Greater Than was First
Reported.
Little Billy hahons,ths Vanqulshsd
Boss, Tells What He
Intends to Do.
Opinions, lust and Unjust, OF the
Daily Press on Both
Sides.
Why he WAS DEFEATED.
Malone Speaks Out and Tells What
He ID1 ends 10 do.


He In ends 20 dc.
wAsHINr TON, November S,-Ssnator
Mahones paper says that he has not aban-
doned his hold on Virginia, and indicates
q purpose to renew the agitation OF the
debt question. There are doubts whether
Riddleberger, Mahone's colleague, will act
with Malone in the secate. There have
been reports for months Of differences be-
tween him aud Malone. He has been
thought disposed to resume his relations
with the Democrats. The whites prcdoml-
nate in bis portion OF the State. Riddle.
berger telegraphs here that his county and
the Shenandoah senatorial districts have
been
Won by the Readi listers
which is better success for that party than
had been expected. One OF Maho1e's lead
ers who has arrived here, says that his de-
feat is directly attributable 10 the Danvi!le
affair, while much injury was done the
Readusters by an open pledge by some OF
their speakers on the stump 10 support the
Republican nominee for President. The
Shenandoah Valley and the southwestern
portion OF the State, which have been
strongly Readjuster, have also always been
strongly Democratic, and the voters OF
those sections were not prepared to be
committed to RepubliCanism in 1854. The
secretary of the Democratic committee
claims this morning that the popular
majority in Virginia will reach 10000, and
that tue majority in the Legislature on
Joint ballot may be 40.
Why lie HIT Billy Malone.
PFrEEsEUEG. Va, November S.-William
Long, q tobacconist, acknowledges that he
is the person who hit General Malone in
the face during the scullle at the polls on
election day. Long makes the following
explanation: Being pressed by the crowd'
he Long raised his hand to clear himself
and get out. As he did so some one struck
him violently on the right hand, which
caused it to strike General Malone lightly
in tie face, which he hopes did the General
no severe injury. long says he had no in
tention or desire 10 10 General Malone
personal injury. As to his tMahone'sl Of
Ter Of SlUO 10 know the scopndrel or assas.
sin wEo struck him, he Long is the re-
sponslble party, aud hopes the statement
viii be satisfactory
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-09

one OF the moat noted and honored com.
mands OF the German army, in which the
young student was also serving his term of
"one years volunteer" About the time
'hht the count landed in this country his
humble companion in arms, Carr Schneider
hy meme; also arrived, and In due time
came Ia Chicago. Some weeks ago they met.
both a. lnborers. on the track Of the illinois
Central Railroad. The private in the Hus
sars thought lie knew the Count some.
where, and
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23
MARRIED.

FAXON-ADkERSON: A nup-
tiai event irinspircd At Walter
liill, Tenn, on the ~ inst. IN which
one OF iopkinsvilIe's most popular
and worthy young men was a par.
ticipant. Dir. W. u. Faxon was
united in marriage TO Miss Katie n.
Anderson, o; tho aboyc mentioned
place, aud they returned TO this city
shortly afterwards, aud are now
boarding at DIR. W. q. Wheelrr's.
MIR. Faxon IL connected with the
warehouse firm OF Wheeler. Mills Il
Co., and is a young gentleman OF
manly qualities aud sterling worth.
lie J., q nephew OF the author OF
beautiful Snow" one Of tho richest
and r.rsst pocticsl gems ever writ.
ten. Ills bride Is . sister OF Miss
Sallio N. Adkersou, who Is lady
principal Of one OF the colleges in
,his city, and clio 10 young lady,
charming in manners, lovely In per-
sou and cultivated In mini. The
young couple have our kindcst and
most sincere wishes for future hap
piness, and we congratulate, not only
Mr.. Faxon, upon having secured SO
eslimable a compauion,but also tho Sc
ciai circles OF the city upon the At.
QUESTION OF 30 lovely a factor.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23
Nail Robbery.

For the second time In about a
year the Lafayette mail was robbed
last Thursday about iiye miles
south OF the city. The carrier WAS
colored man named Solomon Snor
ton, who Ia the sub contractor on the
Lafayette route. As no WAS return
ing 10 tho city about 7 o'clock IN the
evening he was halted by a man with
q gun and forced to surrender the
mail bag. lie was on horseback and
the robber was standing by the road
side, and had placed rails across the
road 10 stop him. Snorton came on
10 town aud got hero about . O'Clock.
Tho robbery was committed in al
most tho same spot that the sanr
thing was done about this time last
yoar Tho mail sack was searched
for and found in the woods close by
the next morniny. II had been cut
open and rihed, blu, 2oi the s registered
letters had been overlooked BY the
thief Snorton had q good reputa
lion Ia Todd county, where he lived
until recently, and his state ment H.
no doubt a true version OF the affair.
The department should have do
teclive to Investigate the matter, and
u possible ferret out the guilty party.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23
More Fire.

The roof Of shed room 10 the rear
and adjoining tho sorra KgxruckiAS
ONCE eaush, drc irom a spark friia.
.I,rruoou. but wa. quickly exiin-
aul.bod before auy harm was done.
"o'.' ., a..
I Wv 80. ,,.,,,,,.J ~.
eu'sss 80 49,, -, Nh
w S.,.,r. I'D WI.
s"'e' 's" ~ Ill.
~ ....,,,,,, =, ~.
~ ~, ..,,,.,,
" .,..,,. ~. A..
"s -. $40
was :" '"s ''s' " = -. s.,..,,v.
e.' 'u.' "1 ,,,,. h.,,L
nue. Inv "'" o' .,,,,,, .
ou' '"e 0"s ~, w"
''n root Tue ""''7 s"' . 49, A.
" "o "pps' 80, 80, hi
-, ~. ,.,.tv an, . limo w.,
-, -, a.. ~ .,.n, aud IN n
.....,...',.. a.. a.. 49, u,asr eou.
49,, IT,. n,,su, ..ou,r,. guns, again
w.. ~, -. In , r.w min.
49,. ~. G.. ,omn,n, wa, ready for
.,.,,.. .,,,r.,oa an, o.lx
w. - ,..,,,,. ,.,., ali IN. sur
."s s .na nn,,her Of tho
,N. ~. ,,,,,,.v va. ,hr
property Of n. ID. l'oales, aud wa'
insured In ono Of winfree & Kelly''
companies. The loss was about
half tho value Of the frame building,
probably s75 or 800. Mr. Nance''
loss from moving his goods and from,
having his furniture ruined by water
will probably foot up $500. which Il
tslly Insured iu ono oil Callls & uays
companies.
The fra WA IN amongst n humble,
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We paid flying visit to the public

We paid flying visit to the public
schools last week, and found every
thing moving along like clock work.
Prof. Dietfich has the happy faculty
OF imprfting Ills own enthusiasm TO
his subordinate teachers, and the re-
Ault 10 that issy all devote their en-.
tire energies TO their respective du'
ties, making mbst efficient corps OF
teachcrs. Prof. Dieirith is now
Ipracticing the pupils III getting out
In case of fire. The danger signal
was given. andin tx minutes nearly
600 pnpils had moved out OF tho three
story building In perfect order. Froi.
Dietrich thinks he can get them
10 trained that they eau get out even
In q shorter time.
Judge Wipfrco wishes to remind
his friends that lie has by no m-ans
abandoned his law practice, but gives
II all needed att enti0n. Ills Office is III
the county court room where he will
be glad to tender his professional
services.
Mcssrs Breathiit j. Stiles hsye a'
ISOLATED themselves IN the pfatticc Of
Law. Such talert aud energy as that
possessed by these limbs Of the law
arc bound TO win. Success attend
them.
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cR0FTON.
Masquerade Ball Prof. Watts
School New Side Walks
Social Items. s.

ny SAM.
Thinking a few items from thi,
place might be read with some inter
est by some Of your many readers.
have concluded to take up my pen fol
few moments. r, E
Tickets arc out for q grand mas
quer~Ie BALL NJ the College Hall Fri
iayeyc. AE8 ~R
DR.. Squirrsis repairing the dila /
lated mouths Of enr town and vicini
" this week. =
A young man left here Friday night
for nenderSoi, ona sout !. bound freight
train, fur short visit. Who can
yueAs why he went SctitW
Mr., Bl,in Unison, Of Muhlrnbuig
county. moved to our town anil viii
work in the shop with &. II. Hancock
proi. A j. Watt will open school
at The College Feb. !. 4lh 1883.
Miss Emma Edwards, a charming
and pleasant young lady Of Princeton,
Ky.. is tie guest OF W.. q JoIinson.
The Hon. Board Of Trustees. arr
extending tho side walks in our town.
"The iickel fair Belle" Of Croitor,
who married Mr.. Rasenberger. ha,
been very i'll this week.
Y. NJ. G., A.. will continue to NEE;
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23
Struck By a Blizzard.

On Wednesday evening late a
shooting affair was reported to tho
police, iu which man named j. A.
Ilitch had been severely peppcred IN
the face with bird shot, by Joe Biz
card. Chief l'iggerstan started out
to arrest Blizzard, upon a warrant
sworn out, ane met him coming to
the police headquarters. Tho shoot.
lug occurred noar the Eugene Mills,
Ia tho eastern suburbs, and the facts
as brought out at tho examining trial
were about as follows:
lRitch and Blizzard lived IN houses
adjoining each other, AMI few days
before their families had a general
family row. Blizzard stated publicly
that he intended to whip Ritch II he
had to lay In Jail six months. About
dusk II seems that both the parties
were in their houses, and Rltch put
his head out Of his door, and blizzard
walked on, into the yard and seeing
him blazcd away. blizzard was al
lowed to argue his own case at the
trial and stated that Ritcll snapped a
gun at him before he fired. The case
was tried before Judge Bfasher Fri
day, and Blizzard was held till cir.
cult court under bond Of 5000, for
msliclously shooting with intent 10
kill. He could not give bail ana 10 il,
Jail. Ritch was badly peppered but
he is not hurt much. DIR. Seargenl
picked out the shot and Rilch wa,
able to attend the trial. Tho row
seems to have been brought OH origi
nslly by the female members Of III,
families.
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sooIALITIEa.

SIr. aud Mira. Il. q. Calls arc board
iug at Mr.. !. X. Ganta
Mr Lee B,mberger returned q lew
days since from visit'o i.oui'''''e
Mas Fannie Sulth. OF oadsden'
Tenn, is visiting Mis- Matlio Bush
Of Lafayette.
Mrs. Thos. Hazard, OF Hamilton
Ohio, /. ,,,idng her relative, Mrs.
A. u. iiodyors.
Mr. Rob,. N. Woodbridge will
take a position with Msssrs. Juo. r.
Wright s Co., GU tue lot pror.
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. r. Campbell. oil
Lebanon, Trnu csme over Friday
aud arc al Mr.. K +. Campbelra
Mr.. W. T. rinslcy returned . few
dave snce FROM q fourteen month";
s,sy In n. Worth, Texas, and Intends
20 remain IN Kentucky In the future.
Rev. N. A. Maxey. OF Columbus,
Tom. who was recently reported
quite low, IL now canvaleseiny. Mr.
Macy formerly lived In this county.
Miss Lou Redi, one Of Hopkins.
vilic's tnost popular young ladies' re-
tsrued last Tuesday from a vi'it Of
several week, 10 irlouda In Clarke
ri,lc.
Lieut.. II. " Roberts, Of Russell
VILE, was In our city Sunday Mad
MN Rumor Wys lie 10 trying 10 per-
suais . ccr.aiu Que OF our young
fades no Longer TO beware.
Miss Msujie Baker, accompanied
by her llale sister, came sll the wa,
houi Wcatheriori, Texas, with no
male attendant. This for one 30
young, as vears.r dlspls,s much
forti,ujo. They arrived cafe, Oh
Suud>y las, aud arc visiting the faui
lily Of Mr.. q. s brown
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The Liverpool, Lon
don & Globe Insur-
ance COTS the strong
est Fire Insurance Co.
in the world. It pays
10 sses without dis
count as soon as prov
en-, and does not wait
80 days as is usual
with other Cos.
Winfree &c Kelly,
Acts.
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Accident at darlington.

A swltchman named II. X. Dance,
was badly hurt b. tho cars at Ear
ington last Thursday. lie fell while
coupling cars and had one arm cur
ofraud leg badly bruised. DR.
Scargent, Of this city, went down an,l
with the assistance Of local physi.
clans, ampuiated the stump of the
arm and crossed his other wounds.
Tho wounds are not considered nee
essarily fatal aud Dancey will proba.
IA! E. rernver 81.
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.U.ase connections at NortonviIic Tor Ma,ii-
sonvilic, henderson, Evansville nud al, points
North. Connections At Pnducah wish steamers
on ohio and Tennessee rivers; At Fulton with
y. e. 81. L.& '. o. u. H.; AT nives with N, 4
q. X. H.; at Paducah juno. with N.C.'a st. l..
x. n. AZ Central City for Owcnsboro;
ut EliEahcthtown with L& y. Railroat; at
Louisville with lac. 4 l.. Railroad. O Y NJ.
rsilroad and Y. :. Mail Line sseaa.ers fer
4 I.raiiroad for indianapolis, Chicago and
the Northwest; o. 4 NJ. railroad for Sc. Louis
Ssf - R.yr. BLUE,
Gen'l Passenger Agent, Eiirabcthtown. Ky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23
SPECIAL LOCALS.
WALLACE,
LONG
& GARNETT.

We. will make it to tho interest OF
every house keeper to call and exam
inc our stock Of Staple 4 Fancy Gro
ceries. before buying elsewhere. We
will take pleasure in showing goods
aud giving prices to all who favor US
with call whether they want to buy
or not. Respec,fully,
Mckee d. POOL.
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We wentto press before the per.
formanco by Prot. Sccman lat night,
Iio will exhibit again tonight and
Tomorrow night. Ills entertain.
nehts arc all they ARE represented to
be and no seould command good
ilouses: Dou't fail 10 SEQ him. Tick
s's " Regular prices q. the usu J
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strayed or Stolen.

From Reynolds lot, in Hopkins.
villc. Ky, on Monday evening, Janu.
AIRY l, 1883. one Bay Horse, about IL
years old, about IL hands high,
thick mane and heavy clumsy tail
white saddle mark on left
side. and very heavy set. He was
saddled with a Morgantrcc saddle,
new large stirrnps, new tenders
s.irrup leather and new grt. The
saddle sat had been lately repaired
with new lacks and new rings. a
liberal reward will be paid Tor his
return to me at Dellcvicw, KY.
Wv. j. X. GRlssAM.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23

You can buy more Of anything in
the grocery line for 81. at Mckee 4
Pools than at any house in Southern
Kentucky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23

Everything in the grocery line fresh
aud chcap at s,,, 'a'
MCKEE & POOLS
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23

The largest stock Of Syrup and N.
o. Molasses can be found at the Far
mcrs, Supply House, Of MCKEE 4
POOL.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23
CHESAPEAKE, OHIO AND
SOUTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.

THE SHORT AND DIRECT
tH1u.a ROUTE TO Wc9 lrpl'
Paducah. Cairo, Fulton. Riycs, and
points in iWest Tennessee and
Southern Kentucky, Greensboro,
Louisviilc, Cincinnati. Indian IL
spolis, Pittsburgh, Washing
s ingion. Baltimore, Phils-. st.
ielphia, New York and d
iii f-isi Boston. a -uq g
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23

SUGARS IN all grades. in large
quantities. sni at ihe very. lowest
-. a.. LIZ l. DliAl-,S -.
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TAYLOR & REA.

]. n. Arms,ead's stock Of Drugs.
Paints. Oil. etc., is large and prices
low. 'rt Dsa-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23

Winfree & Kelly are
Agents for the North
Western Life ms. Go.
1t gives better divi-
dends than any other
Co.
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"Buchupaiba.'

Quick. complete cure. all annoying
Kidney. Bladder aad Urinary Dis
ease 81. Druggists.
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AT COST d
ATT COST

WANTED----1,OOO
young men to know
that we are ! selling
out our entire stock OF
G. 9 n t. S Furnishing
Goods out AT COST.
Our entire stock has
been purchased since
the fire, consequently
everything IS bran
new. Nothing but the
BEST STYLES in Col
lars, Cuffs, Shirts, Ties,
Underwear &C., are
to be found in my
house. s-.-t
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