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Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

PARIS, July l3 The Figaro says
THAT NJ. Patenotre, the French minister
to China, has granted the Chinese min
lstry of foreign affairs a delay of two
days, but that if it then fails TO give
assent to the terms submitted by
France, Admiral Courbet's squadron
Will lombard the forts at Shanghai, and
Admiral Lespes will disembark his
forces at Foo Choo and seize the arsenal
there. Two iron.clads have left Bres.
10 reinforce Admiral Courbet.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
FOURTH EDITION
Base Ball.

| The Ironsides succeeded In winning
anoSher victory from the Wilmington
team on Saturday. Harry Pyle pitch
ed for the former with his old time eff
fectiveness, while Murphy, for the
visitors was hit rather freely. 1t ID
stated that L. j. West, the umpire
through several bad decisions, aided thu
lronsides very materially In gaining the
victory,
The score by innings:
Wilmington. 900 90 / 0 0 o.
Hits-Ironsides, 70; Wilmington, 9.
Errors-Ironsides, 10; Wilmington, 6.
Games were played on Saturday as
follows
At Reading-Active,9 8; Trenton, 4.
AT Newark-Allentowp, 4; Domes-
tic, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, Boston, z.
AT New York-Philadelphia, 3 New
York, 8.
AT Cleveland-Buffalo, 8 Cleveland,
10.
At Detroi;-Chicago, 6 Detroit, 8.
AT Columbus Columbus, 2; WASH
ington, 1.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 10; Balti-
more, 10.
AT St. Louis-St. Louis, 10 Brook
Ign, II.
AT Toledo-Toledo, 3; Athletic, 7.
SUNDAY GAMES.
terday
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, IL Brook.
lyn. 0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; In
dianapolis, 4.
AT Observation-Disclosures, o; Balti-
more, 2.
At Louisville-Louisville, a; ALLIE
ghehy, 8.
play with the Trenton, President Refine
man has written Manager Powers to
blacklist him.
A special meeting Of the Eastern
League Of professional base ball clubs
will be held at the Bingham House.
July Is.
At special meeting of the Eastern
League Association on the 10th inst.
the schedule of games will probably be
re- arranged, and action taken upon the
of the Ironsides, Pennsyl.
vania, and Atlantic, Long Island,
clubs.
The Ironsides club of Lancaster. Pa
VIII play the Wilmington in this CITY
on Monday and Tuesday afternoons.
On Thursday and Saturday the Vir-
Rinia team will play in this city, and
on Friday afternoon the Wilmington
team will measure it's strength with
The Brooklyn (American Associat ion)
club.
The following shows the standing of
each club in the Eastern League up to
and including Saturdays games
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
Rarnh0ldl's bths'"

LONDON, July II The p raj.
pondent of the American ln,SoIdi
It IL reported that the BaI'D uaI,,
was originally de'iSnea 1,r ths
name OF " Progress, ~ nv IN
Canal, but being rel'l-tu .oId ~
lot at u red ctd price W
American Union.
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7 # 7 / E0T1i
Dsts.

For indigestion, ,o..
the ssy yaps H.. Brazilian :; Toa app, I
Of %.l Harmony Castle Sais's y '1 = he.
Grand Officers. installed
lca shs l Delaware Iron wo,,.
ne ase.s Resumed operations "s's =
pleted. naVlng bad
During Professor Fo,,u
from this city Miss lu,lnsr's
Presbyterian church rA IN The
A water motor b,.
Inc Vest Presbyterian ' sS.pl
us used In blowing the or,a vlat \!
40 away with sleepy i SS,,
IT'S. Rodmond Smith r.. wa
i Linton Smith, In comna NV,
ing. o'pe Aay,di
Owing to the scarcity q, ii
body makers were di.ss,.OlM
day from McLear & Ks lSIsse
| The prize paid for III. i,
building at No. III Market s VI 4
Gently purchased by NJ. LTisSaj
was $l7,0 200. l. Al0ii
~, Charles s. Horn has taken !,
Iioga Cottage at Atlantic tv4 q.
desires the patronage of ali M NJ
Ton pleasure seekers who y.
the place during the sea,oD
The house and lor at \. !
sixth street, belonging n ~
West, was sold by Sheriff NJ
Saturday to NJ. T. Poole "a, "a
to a mortgage. v"
The street in the immelis. =.
hood OF DR.. 7. A. KeabIs' i.
No. 400 East Seventh Stree, n
temporarily closed to travs !
the serious illness Of his sists, !,
A sailing skiff was ,bi,,1
morning from Claymont 10 III
Brewster, Of the Columbia YvlI
Washington, d. C. ItwmaII
craft.
George W. Jackson, city bin
during the past eight years, hr|
ersi 1887 lost children and !
them to their parents. OuIy M
number were absent from tbd,|
all night.
Over 200 persons wen, 70 h
City yesterday via. the steams
and the West Jersey Railroad, \
loads Of passengers went to Cu|
via. the w. & n. Railroad and 7
Republic.
Is your blood impure? M
Tonic Bitters is the best blood :
known, and contains 10 N
iodide OF potassium nor All
mineral poison. 1t is guaranteed
vegetable.
1t is stated that an elderly n,l
a narrow escape from being sr,a
passing train at he West stru,
ing on Saturday. The gse
rescued him from his perllsu
ton.
John j. Wood, of this city,
one time connected with tt
known stationery and lith.
house of Dreka g. Co., PhIa]
lett for Chicago last night, W
has secured a position in a lsn|
sale printing and STATIONERY ,ia|
City Mission, Second and VI
ton streets. Protracted seva]
evening and every evening tbs
for the saving of the uncOlVd
Christian experience and thsri
OF holiness. Services begia 1 |
All please come.
The bark j. b. Borland u
this port to. morrow In cons
James Ferrell, mate, who aNgI|
position made vacant by tb. !
death of captain b. 7. Osborn
boat is loaded with cars I'd
America.
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aox nr.uped az New CId1

On Friday last several COW ~,
went into bath at a point 'D y,
lance above New Caste, .'ls,'
number being All S.year-oId O@ =.
John Brown. All tie boys re'I ~,
the water at the same time, 'a u :
LETT the party and was seen sal,s !. a
alive. Failing 10 arrive h, .Ds, !.
day night, it was sap os gu, mi m,j
his body, which was ' .irs,
morui.e floating in the NV ll,s =, /,
was sea. to tie coroner, ou' a. s,, \,
not respond, IN" body was Ss,is sII d
by a physician, and d O
issued.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

Governor Cleveland of New York,
holds That workinsmen should pay six
cent fares, or walk to and from their
work, and hence he vetoed the bill pro-
Vidlng for i've cent fares. He takes a
queer way of showing his love for the
common people whose votes he is now
seeking in order that he may be elected
rrssi dent. Will they like spaniels, lick
the hand that smites them :?
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
A False Repor"

The Sunday Telrgrau' u. L,i' 10
pearance yesterday WIN wa ureadiDs
pages filled with excei'en u i ,orts
ter, notwithstanding the Re % circa
had been 50 indns,rl .na , !, vol
during the past week t,,l foa, 10 81
be pntaishsi. TIE g :, oos Of the d
ly intend /" make u o'
tionso of til. city.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
A New German Paper.

1t is stated upon good authority thai
a new German Democratic paper will
De started in this city in q few weeks
Inc paper will be ed tied by q. B.
Rhoads and S. Burkhardt, and will bt
known as the delaware Stats lei.
tung 1t has substantial backing and
Will no doubt meet with success,
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
at two o'clock, p. M,

the follow ing described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land,
situate in Christiana Humid ed. County and
state afort said, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: beginning at the intersec-
ton ca the westerly side Of Bawley street at
DO feet wide, with the northeriy side of Third
street extended at ~ feet wide, thence along
said side OF Hawley street nOrtherly 80 feet
Inches 20 stake, thence westerly parallel
with Third street III feet to land sold to John
hughes, thence by line Of the same souther-
~ parallel with Hawiey street g3 feet 2 inches
to the aforesaid side If Third street, and
thence thereby casterly III feet to the place
OF beginning, be The contents thereof what
they may.
Seizsd and taken in execution a. the prop
erty Of Thomas borrail, deceased. (5a puelC.
Faulkner. Administrator OF Thomas DoTrall.
deceased and to be sold by
JAMES N ARTIN, Sheriff..
Sheritts Office, Wilmington, July L. lssl.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
Opening Of tho Dauube.sIron Ga,e

LONDON, July l2.-The Hungarian
Government has adopted project to
destroy the rocks at the Iron Gate, the
famous rapid, or cataract, of the
Danube. The Iron Gate will be formed
into an open canal, broad enough to
admit of the towing OF vessels. The
work will cost 100000 forms and
will oCcupy six years.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
xr.s, UairI nIS ,

Captain Joseph P. T., UIO he Ir0a'
quite quite unTsil. .,a As s SiIl a. start f''
Breakwater'
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

Next SUNDAY her 3 .I,,o' V" \. j, y.
quarterly held ~ S ;! M P. cbarahs1
chartered the STEAMER ~ 60 iron !.
take those who wish .h 10 ibeailepd'
city, city. It is expected that ''''
will be large.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

$500 ag Ap"'

A mad dog created cG seisldIss y
citement last evening h h. Of person.,
He snapped at a mnoocsre e. i y y
anyone. He was h""'''
tn death.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
-
Active Orangemen

NEwRY, July l2.-Six hundred
orangemen have arrived here from
l.urean, and 800 from England, to par
tlctqate In the Orange demonstration,
fliteen hundred trooI s paraded here
this morning
During the Orange demonstration here
To-Day party ofOrangemen were stoned
and replied to the attack. A Nationalist
was shot by discharge from a revolver
in the hands of an Orangeman who was
arrested.
GLASGOW, July 12-There was an
Orange proc ession here to day, in which
$4,000 persons partic ipated.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

no let 60 ones friends is one thing,
put 10 De forced to feel that they have
let you 60 IN an unktnd way, and that
you cannot think quite rs we'll of them
as you used TO do Is another, and much
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
Osman Digna se,xes Ash.

LONDON, July 12.-The Government
mas received information that Osman
Dlgna, the Egyptian rebel, has seized
Asis, a port on the Red Sea, six miles
south of Suakim. ''
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

DUBLIS,July 12.-It is reported that
n warrant has been issued for the ar.
rest OF Mr.. Cornwall, the post office
oficials Who has just been defeated in
his suit for libel against Mr.. O'Bri.n.
editor OF United Ireland. The police are
watching the witnesses who testified
against Mr.. Cornwall.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

SSHEkIfF'S SAT.E-BY VIRTUE OF A
:. writ venditionl exponas, to ne direct.
ea,"iIi pe exposed To public sale at the Court
rouse, On Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the lily Of Wilmington
new castle County, Delaware, on
WEDN ESDAY, JULY 80, 1854.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
A Bargain,

Fifty tons of good nut coal sbinned
~ IN lstake, and must be sold soon at
n TO- per ton; we'll screened and 2,24O
I W. per ton, delivered. Steward, 7l3
W. front street. Sample at the office,
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
Y 1T oUi low
ut two o'clock, y. H..


the following described roaI estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with three st0rled brick house thereon
erected, sito ated in the CITY Of Wilmington.
bounded and described rs follows, to wit
BEGINNING at point on tho southerly side OF
second street between adams and Jackson
streets, In the middle OF the division wall
| between this and the adjoining house OF Ed
ward Forrest, at the distance of73 feet 8 in.
ches from the westerly side Of Adams street.
thence sontherly parallel with Adams street
ana passing through tho middle OF said di.
vision wall lis feet 10 inches to the northerly
side OF Pleasant street at 30 feet wide, thence
| thereby westerly parallel with Second street
IL feet to land CT Mary l.. Mahan, thence
Dortherly along line OF the same parallel
win Adams street and passing through the
middle OF the division wall between this and
the ssid Mary t. Mahan's adjoining house,
ll5 rect 10 Inches to the sforesiiid side OF Sec.
ond street, and thence thereby easteriy II
feet to the place OF beginning, be the contents
Thereof what t1cy may. BOOK q, Vol. Ii, page
l3l, etc.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF James II. Aaron, and Mary T., his
wife, and t. t'sand to no sold by
. JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
sherifs Office. Wilmington, July IL, 1854
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

Although Congress passed the bill
granting the letter carriers n vacation
Of 10 days with pay, 1t was thought
that they would not be granted more
than seven, AZ 1t was reported that there
was lot enough money appropriated to
pay substitutes for longer time. The
Postmaster General has been inauiring
into the matter, and now makes the
that he has enough
available funds TO meet any deficiency
that may arise In paying the substi.
tutes, and that every letter carrier In
the United States shall enjoy the full
vacation granted by Congress. This IL
nothing more than an act Of Justice. as
these men work hard in all weathers,
and have faithfully earned a holiday.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

TIOGA COTTAGE,

NyANTED-A MAN OF STEADY hAB
w Its to take charge OF a milk dairy anC
retai milk In city. Must be good mixer
Apply, with reference fro last employ or, a
5. W. corner OF Third and Jefferson streets
1y14'3tS H. L. BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

SHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Leyari Fac las, to me directed.
Will be EXPOSED to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington.
New Castle County, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY. July 40 1874
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

HERlFFS SALE-bY VIBTUE OF A
4 writ OF l.evari Facias, to me directed
VIII Deexposed TO public sale at the Court
House, On Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the city OF Whining, on.
New Cattle County, Dei., on
THE BOTH DAY OFJuLY
1854, at two O'Clock. D. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
DEATHS.

WESTON the l3th inst, Harry T., son Of
OF Robert W. and Mary L. West, aged two
months and two weeks.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from the residence
Of his parents. No. 2I6 Adam street, on Tues
day afternoon. at o'clock. lnterment at
whining ton and Brandywine cemetery, :
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14


Al that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land.
situated In the cliy OF Wflmiraton. bounded
and describe, d MS follows, to wit: Beginning
AT point on the westerly side OF Harrison
street ~ the dis,ai sc OF $50 feet suutherly
rom tbe southefiy side OF Oak street, thence
e'utherly along the said ride Of Harrison
street " feet 10 inches TO Its Intersection with
the northefly or northwest. riy side OF Mary.
iaiu avenue, thence south westerly along
said SIDE OF M aryland Avenue To It's In ersec
tioh Win the nc rtherly 81 - of Cedar street
thence westerly along said sice Of Cedar
street 70 feet to the easterly side I 4 ten fee,
wide alley running parallel with Harrison
street between Oak and Cedir stree q, thence
northeriy along said alley side no teet t. n
cotn.r, aud thence easterly parallel with yak
erect l+O feet 10 the place oil beginning, be
tne contents thereof what they may, with the
use Of an alley, etc.
Seized and taken in execution rs the prop
erty OF William froude, and Anna his
VIII, and rs, and TO be sold by
JAMES MAKTlN, Sheriff
Sherill's Csice, " lin iDgion, July Il, 1884
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

DUBLIC SALEI WILL SELL. AT PUB.
J. lie sale, at the Practical FARMER. Bran
DIVINE Hundred, on
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1854,
at one O'Clock, p m,
Fifty head Of fresh COWS. slrlngers, 05-.,.,sr,
bulls, STOCK steers and hei'ei 81 nese EeftsfS
COWS have beef selected with great'E K--H
care, and among them are some Voiy nne
large Durham springers and some extra mil.
kers. A credit o. 70 days will be giyen by
purchaser giving "A bankable notp with an
endorser without interest, or 8 per
cent interest Will he deducted Il for cash
JAM rs SAWDUN, JR.
l.. W. Stidham Son, Aucts. jyi4itd-2tw
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14
M ARRIAGFS.

HUSBANDS - FORWOOD - In Bethel
Township, Pa, on the Sd inst, by the Rev.
Samuel Hapce, Mr. James X. Husbands to
Miss Anna M. Forwood, both OF delaware
County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-14

m - pEmnun ,,,,, -----.-
&R REV ARD. - THE ABOVE RE-
spo ward will be paid for the recovery of n
morse Iurnlture wagon and one horse cart,
Eleventh street, between Lincoln and JInton
Jyl+Zt JAMES u. TWADDELL.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL.
A Few Words Concerning its Pro
prietor and the Building.

The European Hotel is almost q
household word familiar to the cit
liens of Hopkinsville for nearly two
years. Eighteen months ago Mr..
Eugene A. Pike took charge of this
house under very unfavorablc cir
cumstances.
Since he has had it under his super
vision it has not only grown in pop
ularity, but the surroundings have
been 50 elevated, as they never werL
before, and it is now looked upon as
and is one of the best hotels in the
heart of the city, easy Of access to
our principal merchants in the city
Of llopkinsville. This house has re-
Gently undergone thorough removal
ton, each and every room, 80 in
number, has been neatly papcrcd
and furnished throughout. and the
beds, as we have reason TO know, are
as clean as the driven snow. The
tables of this hotel fairly groan un-
der the delicacies of the season, and
everything is in apple pie order.
In addition to the hotel Mr.. Pike
has a well fitted bar, which is
stocked with the finest Of wines and
liquors, cigars and tobacco.
The billiard hall is also handsomely
arranged and Mr.. L. A. Pike deserves
great credit for furnishing us with
such hotel. The people Of Christian
and adjoining counties as well as COM
mercial tourists, should, when com
ing to IIopkinsvillc stop at the Euro
pean hotel. ... ...
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MARRIED.

GARROTT-THOMAS: At Sa-
lem Church, near Elmo, in this
county, on Thursday, May Is, 1884,
at 4 30 O'Clock, p. NJ, Mr. j. j. Gar
rott to Miss Lulu Thomas.
Messrs. w. w, Radford, f. w.
Buckner, Jos. Leavell and Ben G.
Clark were the ushers and preceded
the bridal paU as they entered the
church which was crowded with the
friends and acquaintance of the con-
tracing parties. The ceremony was
pronounced by the Rev. S. p. Forgy.
Mr.. CARROT is clever and energetic
young gentleman, son of Mr.. M.
A. CARROT. The bride is daughter
of DR.. j. P. Thomas and is a very
cultured and captivating young lady.
The young couple have our best
wishes for future happiness.
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Family Reunion.

There will be grand reunion of
the Fort, Metcallc, Kilebrew, john
son, Whitfield and RadIord families,
on Friday, May %, at Red River
bridge, on the l.. n n. railroad, in the
grove of Col. L. A. Fort. As a men,
Der aud relative of these families you
are earnestly requested to be present
on that occasion, with all of your
descendants, and bring basket.
While this is not promiscuous
gathering, you are expected TO invite
any number Of your friends you may
desire to join with us ifAthis re-un-
ion. Speeches will be made by Hon,
JAS. Il. Bailey, Hon. Jno. +. House,
and Joel b. Fort.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Walter A. Fort, Joe. Killebrew,
Charlie w. Metcalfc, Henry Whit
field, Capt. II. Y. Johnson, w. ID.
Fort, ST., DR.. c, w. Greenfield and
VIM. 4. Radtord.
NJ. l.. KILLEBREw, Chairman.
The above invitation has been
sent out to great many of the friends
and relations, but for fear some have
been overlooked, we are requested by
Mr.. V. M. Metcalfe TO insert it in the
South Kentuckian. lie informs us
that ample provisions haye been
made for all who may attend. Gen.
George Chiffon, of Texas, Gen. John
7. Morgan, of Alabama, as well as
many home speakers, are expected ia
entertain the crowd. A fine band OF
music has been secured and every
thing done that can be to enable all
to spend day that will long be re-
membered. All the relations, nc
matter how distant, are expected and
are requested to invite their friends
The train will leave lIopkinsville al
6 :45 A. NJ, and all trains will make
close connection at Guthrie from
Clarksville or Louisville. Those
who live near enough are requested
to bring basket of such provisions
as they wish; barbacued meats will
be provided on the ground, but let nc
one stay away on this account. AL
are earnestly and cordially invited
to share in this joyous occasion.
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TINE TABLE FOR TRAINS.
soCIALITIEs.

Father Time is our standard fol
Christian county.
Mr.. Jno. b. Chcancy continues
very low.
Mr.. J. S. Boltenwciscr, of Owens
boro, is in the city.
Miss Lille Gum. of Cadiz, is visi-
ting Miss Lou Rcdd.
Miss Lizzie Cox, of Newstcad, is
visiting DR.. Ilickman's family.
Mrs. j. ID. Mcpherson visited her
parents at Madisonville, last week.
DR.. Nick Gather and his daughter,
Miss Kate, are visiting relatives in
Ilarrodsburg, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Major, OF
GAINESVILLE, are visiting the family OF
Mr.. Jas. L. Jesup.
Col. |. b. Nall, editor of the Farm
ers Home Journal, Louisville, attend
ell the Grange sale last week.
Miss Mamie Torian, Of the Ben
ncttstown ncighborhood, is visiting
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. p. II. Cunningham, of Hen
derson, was in the city last week, the
guest of Judge W, p. Winfree's fami-
ly.
Misses Mary and Mamie AleXan-
der, of IIarrodsburg, will be in the
city tomorrow on visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Clarence Anderson.
Rev. A. C. Diddlc and Mrs. A. j.
Mcdaniel are attending the General
Assembly Of the c. p. Church at Me-
Keansburgh, Pa.
Mr.. ]. G. Tnbble has completed
Illc business course III Lexington
University and returned home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Walker, of Hop.
kinsvillc. visited this week, Mr.
Walkers sister, mother Of the Bar.
nett Brothers, at Naturalization
willie Cleaner.
Mcssrs. II. II. Alternately, Bryan
Hopper, Ben Thompson and John T
Wright, of Ilopkinsvillc, KY, attend
ell the X. of p. anniversary oil Wed.
ncsday cvcning.-Clarksyill Tobacco
Leaf.
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DEATHS.

MlJOKE: Az his home near Long
view, Ky, on the 10Th inst, Mr.. romp
Moore, son of Mr.. Jas. Moore, aged
about % or 30 years.
SCllMlTT: AT his residence IN
this city,on Friday morning, May l6,
Mr. NJ. Schmittt well known citi-
zen of this city. lis death was very
sudden aud unexpected. lie was out
in his garden apparently in as good
health as usual and suddenly com
plainedof tcelingsick and walked into
the house but before he could lie
down he fell down dead. lie was
buried Mt the city Cemetery on Sat
urday, at 3o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. Schmitl
was G3 years Of age and had
long resided in lIopkinsvillc, He
leaves a wife and several grown chill
drcn.
PETREE: AT the residence of her
father in this city at II O'Clock p. NJ,
Friday May l6, 1881, Miss Bette ii.
Pctrce, eldest daughter of Judge r.
T. Pctrce.
Her malady was consumption and
her disease had merged into a hope
less stage several weeks ago and
therefore her death was not unex.
pected. Thcueceased was a most cs-
Unable young lady. Amiable, ac-
complishcd, vivacious and charming
in her manners she was a favorlte in
the social circles and was an active,
consistent member of the Baptist
church. ..... .... .......... ..........
Her funeral was preached by Rev,
in, Prcstridgc at 8 O'Clock Sunday
morning and her remains were fol-
lowed to the grave by one of the Ion
gcst professions of sorrowing friends
ever seen in Hopkinsville. &
The circumstances surrounding
this young lady's death are peculiarly
sad and melancholy and it seems
hard to realize that Gods DEGREES are
always for the best.
The family have the sympathiosof
the entire community in their be-
rcavement. VI. EF. I
BAMBERGER: At his residence
in this city, Friday, May II, 1884, Lee
S. Bamberger. Mr.. Bamberger was
a well-known citizen of Hopkinsvi!le
and leaves a family. lie was a mem
Der of the X. of III. Lodge here and his
life was insured for several thousand
dollars. His remains were inferred
at the jewish Cemetery Sunday.
BUCKNER: AT the residence OF
his father, near Oak Grove, on Fri
day, May Is, 1884, Frank Hill Buck
ner, third son of W. f. Buckner, Esq.
aged 4 years. -,
HIGGINS: AT the home of his
parents in this city, Friday May 49,
1884, Jimmie, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
JAS. Higgins, aged years.