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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04
Ga!la'.! G.sssa..ks!s.
A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
ASSEMBLAGE OF DELE
GATES AND A HARMONI-
Gus SESSION.
Action i'm Favor of United Effort
Against Blaine and the
Spoilsmen.
HON. DANIEL CAMPBELL NOMINATED FOR
ELECTOR-AT.LARGE.
Jsdgs 3, l.. Rurtou, Of Wapello, for Supreme
Jndgf-J. r. Dooiey, Of ksokuk County. and
GeS. Derr, Of Union, Nominated for See-
.etsry and Treasurer.
Hon. L. H. Weller made dhAirman Of the State
Ceatral Committee.
Hon. 1. H. Weller made chairman Of the State
Central Committee.

The convention was called to ordel
at II n. m, Aug. 2sth, by Hon. E. H
Gillette, Chairman state central com.
mittee, in an encouraging and con
gratulatory address upon the bright
prospects and growing importance
OF our party. Sanford kirkpatrick
OF Wapello was made temporary
chairman and ]. Il. Sovereign oil
Green, secretary.
On call Of the congressional dis
tricts, the following were named for
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
First District-C. A. Calhoun, Boone
Second-Samucl Siunett.
Third Il. J. Williamson. Buchanan
Fourth-W. X. Mead, Howard.
Fifth-tieo. Carter, Iowa.
Sixth-Dr. Boyer, Mahaska.
Seventh-Geo. w. Sewers, Madison
Eighth-W. II. Brown, Cass.
Ninth-L. q. Hoggett, Story.
TENTH. g. Baker, Palo Alto
Committees were also appointed
on credentials and permanent organ
ization.
On call of the districts the follow
ing persons were for the. ensuing
year made the
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE:
First District. NJ Holland, Mt
Pleasant
Seconds. Sinnett, Muscatine.
Third~-M. 5. Hitchcock, Independ
ence.
FOURTH. II. Weller, Nashua.
Fifth--L. s. Wood, Marion.
SIXTH. A. Ramsey, Abba.
Seventh. Bellangee. Des Moines
Eighth j. l.. B.own, bedford.
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An Ordinance

Providing for the levy OF special tax for re
pairs and Improvements OF sidewalks
BE II ordained by the mayor and town coun~
ell OF the Incorporated town OF CreSco, Iowa.
See. l. That there be levied and assessed as q
special tax the sums and amounts Set opposite
the lofenamed In the following list OF t0Wn lots
In Cresco, Iowa. for repairs and Improvements
made by said town Oh said walks and that tn.
same be collected ms by statute provided.
CORPORATION cREsco.
Lots one III and two 81, block ten tl0),
Cresco, 1910
Lot one "a on an irregular survey OF the
northeast quarter al OF the north
east quarter ls1 and Part OF the
southeast quarter ts1 OF the north
east quarter ~ OF section twenty
seven craftsmanship ninety nine 1872.
range eleven I'LL. Loo
This ordinance to take effect and be In force
from and after its passage and publication as
required by law.
Passed and approved August %, 1884.
i. H. THOMPSON. CT. WHITE.
Recorder, Mayor.
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Mr.. Rain in speaking Of the action
Of the Republican congressional con-
vention ut DEBORAH, made good
point touching the tendency OF that
party toward the great monopolies
and their interests in preference to
the welfare OF the people, that the
candidate nearest to the people in
identity of interest obtained the few
est votes in that convention. This
allusion was to Mr.. Ntzhugh,, whose
farming, fine stock, and milling in
tercsts are infinitely greater than
his banking interests.
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Naturalization.

The following are the principal
features Of the laws regulating the
naturalization Of voters.
Aliens are entitled to be admitted
to citizenship after having resided
continuously in the United States
five years, and within this state ut
least six months; but must, at least
two years before applying to the
court for admission, have declared
before Il court Of record, their inten-
ton to become citizens, except in
the following cases.
/. II the alien came to tho United
states before arriving at the age OF
eighteen years he may, after having
resided therein continuously five
years be admitted citizen thereof
after arriving ut the age Of twenty
one years, without having made the
previous declaration OF intention
but may make such declaration III
the time of his admission.
D, Ii the alien has served in the
army Of the united states and been
hanorably discharged, liz may be
admitted I'D become = ui{fz@a Hltl
out ATTY Pr. eioas dceiara IF ii.
trntsaFN aud shall not l.. required n
prove more than ole years resi-
dence within til, United States pre-
vious to his application to become /
citizen.
In all ease. the alien must prove
his III d nee within the United
States. aud Lis good moral charactel
10y the oath Of two citizens OF TIA,
United States,
; Parties desiring to be naturalize,
!, in time to vote this year must per
: feet their final papers ten days be
fore election, which occurs Nov. 4tl
;, making October 25th the last da,
u for naturalization.
). The National or Democratic cen
tral committee will be in readiness
I to render all proper assistance t
) those desiring 10 complete thei
citizenship, which for this count
Il must be done at the term OF til
Circuit Court, commencing in Ores
> co, Sept. 18th. and continuing unit
: perhaps the middle OF the followin
= week.
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PLAIN DEALER,
--s --u- --s+v--1tss -.---rs
THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1884.
". X. MEAD, Editor.

". Il. MEAD, Editor.
For President,
GEN. BENZ. +. BUTLER, OF Mass
For Vice President,
A. NJ. WEST, Of Mississippi.
For Congress
HON. L. III. WELLER,
OF Chickasaw Co.
STATE TICKET.
Secretary OF State,
JAMES T. DOOLEY,
Lee County
Treasurer.
GEORGE DERR,
Union County
Auditor,
J. Z. HENRTQUEs.
Marshall County
Attorney General,
NV. CANNON,
Scott County
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
L. l.. BURTON,
Wapelio County
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
D. O. FINCH, Polk County;
DANIEL CAMPBELL, Monona Co
ELECTORS.
1st District,
A. S. HUNTER,
Henry County
od District.
GEORGE w. LOWELL,
Jones County
Sd District,
MOSES KICKER,
Blackhawk County.
REUBEN NOBLE,
Clayton County.
9Th District,
GEORGE CARTER,
Iowa County.
9th District,
G. Fl. MACKEY,
keokuk County.
H. 8. WILCOX,
Polk County.
Sth District,
j. L. BROWN,
Adair County.
9th District,
j. B. HATTON,
Montgomery County.
10th District,
JOHN F. DUNCOMBE,
Webster County.
18th District,
J.J. HARTENBAUM,
O'Brien County.
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Original Notice.

In the Circuit Court, for Howard county, Iowa,
September Term ISL,
r. ]. Roberts, plaintiff,
Ueary q. Jones. Margaret r. jones, Thomas II.
Lewis ana Roberta Lewis, defendants.
To Defendant, Above Named:
You are hereby notified, That on or before
the Iath day OF August. A. ID. 1884, there win be
on file In the Office ~ the clerk of the Circuit
Cour, In and for the county Of Howard, state
of Iowa, Il petition OF the plaintiff abose named,
claiming oil TIE defendant Henry q. Jones, the
sum II sixteen hundred aighty-two dollars and
t~enty-three cents tsi,6ss?5> With interest at
eight per cent, from the 10th day OF september,
1854, Nv money due plaintiff Oh ono promissoiy
note. executed by Henry q. Jones 10 Moses l..
Cones ana assigned IN this plaintinl on or
about the isth OF January 1910. Also asking
as against each and nj, III defendants the fore
closure oil certain mortgage executed 10 secure
the paA lnent of said note upon real estate ssit-
uatea IN Howard county, Iowa, anu described
as follows. The northwest quarter IN. W. y },
OF The northwest quarter IN. ". IA, and the
southwest quarter il, ". ~ OF the north west
quarter in. ". NJ Of section 90. twenty-five
80. and thirt.-t~o tssl. acres III the southwest
quarter Is. W. NJ, OF the southwest quarter
Is " IA OF section No fifteen tlsa all In town
ship No. one hundred tioo>, north range No;
twelve d2l, west OF the 18th p. H.. hsward
county, Iowa. TN two hundred eeven and
sl-iso lss,i'n dollars, plaintiff asks six ~ per
cent. interest from the nth day OF september,
lssi, 50 much Of the first named amount being
taxes paid by plaintiff anon the said premises
a copy or the petition Is died for at Il nants
and further praying that each and All interests
or liens held or claimed by any and nj
defendants, In or unan said premises DC &c
eiafed junior and inferior To the ilea d piatnsi1
there on, under his said mortgage No money
| Judgment claimed except against dcftnuan,
Henry q. Jones. And hat unless soA appeal
thereto and defend before noon ~ The seconc
| day OF the next term OF the said GuaTG appoint
| ed To DO held at the court house In sad 9ounty
commencing on the 18th day VI September
| lssi, your default will he entered and "a 1udg
| inent rendered against you thereon tf ssecor
dance with the prayer OF said petition,
| FRANK SAA RE
| Asia Attorney for Ilainf.5.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04

In Circuit Court Of Howard cou ly, In ~ bate.
Estate OF Amelia NJ. TUT Tie, deee& ed.
TO whom IL may concern:
Take notice that {. ]. Weber, executor OF
the last win OF Amelia NJ. Tuttle, deeeast Il, Will
at the next term aI the Circuit saart. ta and
for Howard County, Iowa, appointed 20 held
ut Creseo, In said county, commencing &@ptem-
Der Il, 1854, on the f,rst day OF the term r. SO
coon thereafter A. IL can he reaSlea tH f&e rider
OF business, le his linai report as sael nNg ltor
and ask To be discharged by the Juu}r u the
SAID Circuit Court then sittnE @a a
Court In Probate from further duties lu ss&a es-
tate. tC. J. WEbBER, Execute.
4Cta JOHN McCook. Attug3~1.
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Nothing Ever Did or Ever Can

give such entire satisfaction rs
Pearls White Glycerine for the
cure OF all diseases of the skin. 1t
eradicates all spots, freckles, moths,
patches, black worms, pimples ard
many other faults OF the complexion
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04
In the Circuit Court OF How ard Count
September Term, 1884,
Fred Miller, Plaintiff,

W.
Asabei Fassett, Job Trenholm, exsege0r + Yast
viii of A. FasSett, deceased, In n&z AS
sett and husband, Allie \. "a #gt Nary
Lee and husband, ana Martha ~ ~ and
husband, deic ndants.
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby notified that u r t= 29s
on file In the office OF the clerk Ut @EEH5l
Court OF Howard county, Iowa, the @za@ =
tie Plaintiff claiming uf# #A& Use
sum of slN hundred and forIs-seyen sf# anu
10 per cent interest from Septem II 1854.
and nifty dollars attorneys fees ony g f#anilss
sorry notes. also asking the furAt s@a.at Of !
mortgage given To secure same ON q &Est hal3
III the northeast quarter OF sectio oven ~,
township ninety nine Agal, range Iaa IT, tl4l,
west 0f Las 9th y, NJ
No personal Judgment claimed agai9 aay 81
defendants.
luu are also notified that unless yt@ appear
thereto aud aefeLd before noon OF II Sc -@E4
dag Of The next term OF saa5 <tati
appointed 10 he hsld 1T the court a@as IL
said county, roMMeneint on the eightse sAfA t6at
/ uf september, 1854, your default VII @nbastd
and Il laa. Msnt rendered against yot t4s.eot
| In accordance with the PA. ~ oil said clifton
i McCARIaY i McIaak.
Is Attorneys t0f PlaDtif
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The Leading Campaign BOOK!

History OF Growth. Development and Re-
sources OF the REPUBLIC. REVIEW II past
Administrations. BIOGRAPHIES OF cASbi-
DATES. 1884. Platforms OF Parties. so PAGES.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
+. N. CLARK, Postville.
F. ?. Row, New Hampton.
w. p. Emo, Wagner.
G. s.. HRNNIa, West Union.
w. Is. WILLIAMS, Charles City.
w. r. MEAD. Chairman Cresco.
E. II. FARNswoRTH, DEBORAH.
G.. E. HENNIG, Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04
An Ordinance

Providing for a general tax fof al corporation
purposes.
Be II ordained by the mayor and town coun
ell OF the Incorporated town or Cresco Iowa.
Sec. i. That there he levied and assessed fol
all corporation purposes upon the assessabl.
and taxable property within the incorporated
limits OF tho corporate town OF Crs-co, Iowa
for the current year tax OF nine 49, mills On III,
dollar.
The ordinance to take effect and be in force
from ami after Its passage and publication as
required by law.
Fasse1 AMI approved August Is, 1884.
L. II. THOMPSON. G.. WHITE,
Recorder. MayN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04

send six cents for poStas
md receive free, a costly b
II goods which Will help 4
II either sex, 10 more mon
light away than anyth'
,ise I'm this world. Forta
absolutely sare, Al one
uyl.ssa, Maine. ais
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04
Judicial Convention.

An Independent Non-partisan Ju-
dicial convention will be held at
Postville, Iowa, meeting at City Hall
at o'clock p. M, on the 18th day of
September, 1884, fer the purpose of
putting in nomination a candidate
for the office of Circuit Judge for the
10th Judicial Circuit of Iowa, and
any other business proper IN come
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04

In the Circuit Court, for Howard county, Iowa,
September Term is~.
II. j. Roberts, plaintiff,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-04

await the workers aDanl.it"l
dress TRUE a. CO. Augusta,
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Original Notice.

In the Circuit court OF Howard county, low
september term 1884
VIM. b. Garrett, plaintiff,
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Original Notice.

In the Circuit Court for Howard county, lows
September Term 1884.
/. III. Thompson, plaintiff,
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CUT THIS OUT.
The Country Mails.

The Cadiz mail leaves Hopkins
vile at 8 A. NJ. and arrives at Hop.
kinsville at p NJ. Daily except Sun
days.
ThcIaFayette mail leaves Hopkins
VILE at 6 A. NJ. and arrives at lIol
kinsville at 6 p. NJ. Daily except Sun
days.
New Providence mail leaves Hop.
kinsville at 7 A. NJ. Oh Tu,sltvs,
thursdays and Saturday and arrives
at llOpkinsville at 7 p. NJ. on the same
days of departure.
The Scottsburg mail leaves Hop.
kinsville at IL 80 A. NJ. on Wednes.
days and Thursdays and arrives al
IIopkinsville at III A. NJ. on SANE
days Of departure.
The Greenvillc mail leaves Hopkins.
vile at a. NJ. Mondays and Friday.
and arrives at llopkinsville at p. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The mails on the railroad depar
south at II :25 p. NJ. and north at 3 Il;
z. NJ. An accommodation train whicl
takes only through mail departs soutl
at $50 A. NJ. and returns at S:25 p
NJ, Sundays excepted.
The Post office is open from 6 AN
to Z Pm. On Sundays from 4 to
p. NJ. and for short while at p. NJ
every night except Sunday.
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Serious Cutting Sorape.

Monday afternoon about 7 o'clock
VIM, Rhodes and Nose Miller, two
negroes Of IIubbardsvIllc, = negro
suburb of this city, met in front of a
saloon on Court street and renewed
and old feud. 1t is said that Rhodes
was the AGGRESSION III this quarrel
andfrom words they went toblows and
Miller knocked Rhodes down with a
stick and jumped on him and while
he was beating him Pinckney Hum
phries alias Massie, a young fellow
who passes for Rhodes stepson ran
up behind Miller and gave hin a fear
FIJI stab and cut in the back. The
knife inferred the lung and the wound
was at first considered fatal but Mill
er was still alive yesterday, though
in very critical condition. lie was
taken to lIubbardsville and Dr. Den
mis- is attending upon him.
lumphries is a white man about
q years old. His mother, white
woman, married or took up with
Rhodes and all live together and they
make a very disreputable set. Both
Rhodes and IIumphries are in Jail
The former has been in the penitcnti.
airy for larceny and the latter is
known as very bad character.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08
GREAT SPEED.

In back number OF the Illustrated
London News (for Aug. 10, 1S44) the
following paragraph occurs: son the
above day (Aug. 6, 1874 also were per-
formed some wonders of railway travel
ling. The journey from SlEugh to the
Paddington terminus was accomplished
In less time than the distance had ever
previously been traversed by a special
passenger train ON the Great Western
line. The eighteen miles and quarter
only occupied fifteen mi lutes and twelve
seconds" Two columns further on,
also, we read that on the same occasion,
viz, that of the birth Of the Duke Of
Edinburgh, the trains conveying hel
Majesty's Ministers came down to Slough
in eighteen and seventeen and half min.
utes respectively. If allowance be made
for the shortness of the journey and the
great proportion Of time therefore rela.
lively consumed in getting up and reduc
ing speed, it would be difficult to fine
IN instance OF greater rapidity than thu
first instance quoted, even in the trial
of speed by Brunel.-Notes and Que
rieS.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08
The Election Returns.

The election last Monday created
but little interest throughout the
county. John Boyd, Rep, had nc
opposition for sheriff and G.. A
Champlin, DEM, for School Superin.
tendent also had walk lover.
Constables were elected in all of
the magisterial districts and magis.
trates were elected in three. The vote
forthe county officers was as follows
lIOpkinsville, No. boyd, 663
Champlin, 307; no. Boyd, 4O3
Champlin, 3lS. Lafayette, no. l.
Boyd So; Champlin, II; no. 2-Boyd
p; Champlin, SO. Union School House
no. boyd, 50; Champlin, So; no
2--Boyd, n; Champlin, so. Fairview
no. boyd, %; Champlin, AZ; no,
Boyd, 10; Champlin, %. Pembroke
boyd. So; Champlin, IA. Longview
Boyd, 81; c. NJ. Nelson for sheriff
~ (not.a candidatc); Champlin, "a
Mt Vernon--Boyd, %; Champlin,
20. llamby-Boyd, 1876; Champlin,
l24. Fruit IIill-Boyd, So; Champlin
Y. Scatcs' Mill-Boyd, 1903; Cham
pin, 81. Garre:tsburg-Boyd, 81
Champlin, 25, and Il. w. Henry fol
Superintendent 81, Bainbridge-
Boyd, 63; Champin, Y. Belleview
boyd, 81; Champlin, 81. Casky-
Boyd, 40; Champlin, 50. Bankers
Mill-Boyd, so; Champlin, so. Stu
arts-Doyd, So; Champlin, So. vii.
son-Boyd, so; Champlin, 40. Croft
ton-Boyd, 2O5; Champlin, ISL.
Total-For sheriff, Boyd, 2,439 &c. NJ
Nelson (not candidatc) 40; Cham
pin for School Supt. zoos; r. W.
Henry (Got candidate) 81. -
MAGISTRATES. F
In the Lafayette district, G. B. Fra.
ser, DEM, received 81 votes at No.
and 81 at No. 9 and was elected with.
out opposition--total vote lGS.
In the Union School House dis.
trict, NJ. A. Littlcticld, Rep, received
SO votes at No. and 70 at No. 9 and
was elected without opposition-to-
tai l59.,
In the Casky district, N. G. Drash-
er, Rep, received 50 votes; Thos
Green, 5 and d. M. Whitaker, 3
Brashcr's majority, As.
CoNsTABLEs. $3.50
IIopkmsville, No. 1-E. w. Glass
COL, Rep, 500; JyW. Yanccy, Dem
296; No. 2 Glass, 1886; Yancey, 3Ol
Glass majority, 242.
Lafayette. A. Boyd, ITO: w. w
Crews, IA. Boyd's majority, 1856.
Union School House-Gordon Han
berry, 66; w. G. Southall, 30. Han
berry's majority, l6.
Fairview-J. Sanders, 63; j. Con-
way, II. Sanders majority, 40. M
Pembroke-R. L, Moore, Ito; nc
opposition.
Longyiew-L. G. Radford, 90; w.
A, Maverty, s. Radford's majority, SO.
Hamby-J. L. Payne, 80; G. N
Handy, GA. Payne's majority, 25.
Fruit Hill. j. Allen, 81; W, IL.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08

was going to kill with his little
Ratchet, because said Smith had cut
down said Powhatan's favoritc cher
ry tree %. They also visited "Lov-
er's Rock" and experienced scnsa-
tions of Undesirable bliss, while
sitting on the rock, that pierced
their hearts as Spanish needles pass
through linen trousers, and when
they left for home it was evident that
what the boys had told the young la
dies while here was not Sweetness
W asted OH the desert air." II.
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King. 81. Aliens majority, |

King. 81. Aliens majority, |.
Scatcs MILD. 7. Farmer, 81; j.
Orten, co. Farmers majority, l.
Garrettsburg-J. +. Dixon, 10. nc
opposition.
Bainbridge-J. L. MCGEE, 1856; L.
G. Wooslcy, col. ST. McGee's major,
ity, 70.
Casky- N. Watson, so; VIM. Han.
cock, Is. Watson's majority, 80.
Stuart's-G. w. Putnam, SO; A. y.
Gr1ce, Is; w. w. Wilson, 10; II. L
Grace, 2. Putman's majority, 8.
Wilson-R. Boone, 43; no opposi.
tion.
Crofton-L. NJ, Reynolds, l5j; j
/. Renshaw, 81. Reynolds majority
70.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08

1896 votes were cast in this district
Monday, the largest vote ever polled.
Last year in vote of 1913 Morrow
carried il for Governor by $50 votes.
Yancey for constable got So more
votes than Knott and reduced the
Republican majority II volcs. Glass
by the hardest work increased Nor
rows vote only 3S. The Republi-
cans have failed to hold their own,
yet they call it victory.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08

81 have both used and sold Prick.
LY ASH BITTERs for a number OF
years, and think it the best bitters
made for Biliousness, Liver Com
plants and for toning up the SYSTEM"
so writes w. II. Cole Druggist, Of Jop-
lin, Mo. A single trial of this remedy
will convince any person of the truth
of the above.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08
socIALIT1Es.

Father time is the correct standard
for this latitude at M. ID. Kclly's.
Miss Lou Redd will leave for Daw-
SCH to-day.
Miss Lonla Pcndlcton is visiting
Miss Lallic Woodbridge.
Miss Hughes, of Morganlcld, is
visiting Mrs. John Fcland.
Miss Corinne Tuck, of Lafayette, is
visiting Mrs. T. II. Hancock.
Lewis Thomas Is now clerk in NJ
G. Millcr's store, at I.ongyicw.
J. w. Brcathitt Jr., and Alex Hen
dcrson left for Dawson yesterday.
Miss Matte Hickman is visiting
friends in Clarksville.
Miss Bessie Long, of Husscllville, is
visiting Miss Ida Williams.
Miss Mary Howard, of Henderson,
is visiting Mrs. John Fcland.
Miss Mary Burnett, Of Cadiz, is
visiting Mr.. |. Durnett's family.
Mr.. Jno. Hall, of the Madisonville
Cleaner, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. S. d. Sachs, of Cincinnati, is
visiting his uncle, Mr., NJ. Lipstine.
G. Il. Edmundson spent last week
IN South Carrolton visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strothcr Banks, OF
Henderson, are visiting relatives in
the city.
Miss Sarah Shycr, of Clarksville,
IS visiting her brother, Mr.. n. u.
Shycr.
Mr.. Jas. West left this week fol
Evansville TO attend Commercial
College.
Miss Bertha Gibson, of Hartford
KY, is visiting Miss Rebecca Dill
man, near Newstead.
Miss Viola Long has returned from
weeks visit to Mrs. Mack Carroll.
in the Fairvicw noighborhood.
Misses Nellie Anderson and Mary
Mallory, Of Memphis, are visiting
Mr.. Jesse r. Harris, near Oak Grove.
DR.. ID. j. Gish aud wife and Mrs.
II. II. Donaldson have gone to Mont
eagle, Tenn, TO spend week or two.
Mr.. Jno. Blame, Jr. Of Longvicw,
was in the city Wednesday en- route
TO Stewart county, Tenn, on visit.
DIR. Frank II. Clark, Assistant Ply
sitian at the Anchorage Asylum, ar
rived Tuesday ona visit TO his friends
here.
Prof Henry X. Taylor, Principal
of Logan College, is in the county this
week in the interest of his excellent
school.
Miss Georgia Long after an extern
dcd visit TO relatives at Longview
and Ringgold, Tenn, has returned
home.
Rev. II. II. Coulter, pastor of tho
Northern Presbyterian church, left
Wednesday for a months visit tc
Maryvillc, Tenn.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-08

We understand that one negro cut
another very badly at Ccrulean
Springs, Trigg county, last Monday
Could not learn the particulars.