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FIRST WEEK.

3Oth January, 1884.
W. G. VANCE.
f. NJ. HANKS.
A. r.. THOMPSON,
Cpk Dist. Court and ex.officio Com.
A true copy. Attest:
j. FL. CABEEN, Deputy Cpk D. 9.
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November to the last Monday in June each
year; it shall have authority 10 issue writs of
Mdrdamts, Prohibition, CertiOrariand Habsas
Corpus in aid OF its appellate Jurisdiction"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 135
Oftho Constitution Of the State. ''relative to
the jurisdiction of the City Courts Of the
Parish of Orleans"
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ACT NO. 76

Of the Regular Session of l882-Amendmen
to the Articles of the State Debt Ordinanc
of the Constitution of 1879
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AMENDMENT TO ARTICLT IS
Amendment No. 4.

Of the Constitution of the State Relative to
the Jurisdiction of Courts Of Appeal.
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Amendment No. 9.
ACT NO. I25

Of the Regular Session of I882-Amendment
| to Article 81 of the Constitution of the State
| Relative to the Jurisdiction of the Supreme
|
, 1884-02-02

aft i-ted 70 HEALTH and EAPPiNfSs.
ll.- lso~t or Will agree 10 forfeit SI.00o for
cas- undertaken not curei. The reason 50 many can
NO, 80. cured Of Weakness and the above diseases L
,ISin, 10 = csrnrhcation called PROSTATORRHtA.
with the Hyrerlesthes;s, which r,GuIres SPECIAL
treatment -
De. LiEK5's ISyI6ORAToR No. .. with or Peculiar
Special Treatment = tie only cure Tor fRosfAIos.
RHEN By Il MANHOOD Is restored and the h2nc OF
TINE novel back from age TO youth
Price Of either lnvig0r1tor. 81. cAseo' SIX
blttl.s, $40 Sent 10 ANY address covered scufei!
frOIl ohscryatI0n-
Or. Yfrbis 4 Co. treat su successfully ty hornoto
uatfy every form OF SPECIAL, PRiyATEor CHRoN
iC DISEASE without mercury cr rauseOus drugs
II y!t.liry drained from the body, numerous dis
eases folk that lafe ordinary r1eical treatment
II allowed 20 continue the unnatural los cause.
C1usump;ion Diabetes, BTlghts Disease, ln-antss ;
etc Cures Guaranteed. Diseases OF the genifo-url,
nary organs, kidneys, liver and bladder speeiaii!
trs.tsa DISEASES OF WOMEN SPEEDILY cUKED.
auzi.h-d and Bespon>ible.-Dr. Lieois a
Co fr,u. ECEcgE are organized IN compliance with
CalllMnia Medical Law. BIpiums procured by reg
MAR College education and are low in their nine
tenth year OF SPECIAL practice
Most powerful electric belts free 10 PATIENTS
To PKoVg TIKI W0NBEgFUL POWER OF the lNllGnRA-
r0R A - B0rTLE GIVES ca sEST FREE. Consultation
fire. AL private
DR. LiEBlG'S WONDERFUL GERMAN lNNiG-
ORATOR l. protected by copyright from Patent
ON ~ Ci UR..d States Government. Beware OF I'M
uat!oas CAL OF address
HEg7G DlsPENSiRl.
Private Entrance i05 Mason Street, four blocks up
Gestry Street from ke.rDy, Main Entrance through
Dispensary Drug Store
, 1884-02-02

There e,e many q the age O: thirty 90 sky
who a-e troubled with too 5requef-J eraca--ti. :s
of the Bladder, often aaconpanl=a rv slight
burning sensati0I, s1d = WesHeni-s. oi ths
system IN 6 r.annes the patient cam, ac1, IL.
for. On examining the urinary Cspc7l-s : rosly
sediment vii! oi5sa be found. aE3 sal-eiiIals
small particles O. aihEcsn VII ap. 9, q he
color vii he NJ A tin niikisa hue, a..,2ln
changing &. & dark md torpid appearance.
There are uGny who die oi ti,is di di:ic;i-y is..a-
.Ant Of the cause, which Is the second stage nt
seminal weakness. DT. Sp;nEey vii gri-;rEIi-
tee perfect cJire in al such c.Sss, and :,
healthyrestorati0n oi the senitO- urinary organs.
OFFICE HouRs-i0 to 1, aud 30 3. Suud-ys
from 10 to Il A. NJ. Consultation free. Ihac-
ough examination and advice, 8, 60, as "a
ress DIR. SPI EiSEy & co.
, 1884-02-02
she riG's safe OF Zeal Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
Issuance Of decree Of foreclosure, orier OF szls and
judgment issued out Of the District Court Of tie
ferlitlry Gf Washington, and ~ the Eist judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Halla Walls,
NulI Naiia County, IN said terTitCry, II certain
rCtiOa therein psns.ily wherein J. Ii. Foster and
Nm. O'Do~ne AS executors OF the estate Of Juiia
/. Cock, deceased, were plaintiffs, AMI r. +. Key
Eoils Neid- Reynolds, IL. DGseHbery, l. DUsell-
berry, aai trel Stencil aefs;la,n;s which said
decf5s. order Of sale gnl judgment renleoel IL
sid action on the 21th day Of November, 1888, ia
favor Of sii plaintiffs and aganst sad defeR 'aHt
T. =. Reynolds, t0g tie sum OF Sl,1OO o. wifi 10
teIest =. the rate Of Ia Ter cc,t Ger mozth. arr
further sum OF 90 sttOT1rys fees, together ~
costs Of suit and in favor OF tie defendant. - -.
Reynolds !1r ne Of S25J Is, with interest az
IL rate OF II Ter cent Per month AMI in favor O:
tn- d-i=I i42ts H. DCSeahery. l.. Dusenbery aad
l,el SsegCil for the sun of S!J GO, yh interest x
IL rte or 10 Der cent per .nElIn. Now therefore,
by vi the an pursuance OF sqii d, cree of fore
cl N,Ire, orter of sale and Judgment, certified
copy OF Which has Teen duly is.Ued out OF and un6er
tue s Cf the sad district court and II me- directed
and delivered. viii 10 satisfy S.id decree order OF
SIie AND Judgment, sid at.Orneys' fees, and all
coS's, on " I'd. e Gay, the sth diyo Feiuary, \ D.
1854 g the hour oi II Oc.Ock \. X. Oi sad Gay II the
court EOuse dgoE N tie city and county of Na,l,
Aalla, Washington Territory, daily 81. st puddle
auci IA 70 the highest bidder, The premises II sIii
DEERE orlGr lie AID j s1.l mt mentioned ,Il
describe: - follows, tJ-wit: Commenting on The
eISt boundary Eneof the southwest quarter Of the
northwest "a! r;r # Section Nc. %, IN Township No
!, \, Of K, 20 hast at RON; iOTy tiJl rods south
o. til Lorih east oOTIer OF sid sJEth west quarter
O. sud northwest quarter, th-lce West twenty agj
rHs, ueuce south right s. rods thence east twenty
~ iois thence Ior eight ro's 10 the place Of le
ginning containing acre together with the tere-
i4.nts, hsreiiaments and appurtenancts thcre,tGtO
lelon-ing. situate lying and b ing in Walla wall.
Ccvaiy, Washington Territory.
Given under ny Land tiIis iGt day uf December.
!. y. 1855, JAS. Is. THOMPSON.
sLar.i Wsll y ALA Couaty, VT.
, 1884-02-02
soisrc Fer rUss;ca.:J,i.
land OFFTSE AT WALLA t+ALLA,
Il ! .jg.. +, TS~i

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lN the following named settler h-s f.ei no.
tice or his intention 60 Eiala tiua: proof IN SUP
port of bis cls III, and tha5 said pr,oi will be
IXedc before L. s.. Lead Office 81 l.a,ia nsI q
VT, on F>b, p 1851, w: gnaS :. Shorter
ID. S :Yi3, foy tie SG1 Sec. >. 4 S y,
K 81 Z. Ee H.EIss the following witnesses u
prove ats Cult,aC5us residence upon. and cuiii-
yati0n ~. SAID land, vi. 5ol-. J. Rsudam2a.
1aectsrc &1atC-Eaa. Philip SNYDER, Fla. K
Fras:l. u NF.l2 Nal,a C5s..ty.
JOS. JDEGENSl,N, Regisse..
, 1884-02-02
Aolscc Tor Publication
LAND tfFT.T ST EtRILA NALLA. 5
81. T., jan. u, ISNi. )

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tice Of h-S Intention ro ni *. .1i ;r0li in sup
port Of his ci I'm. sui tlsr -aid Tr.sf .si.I he
made before L. : L.ri C.EHc= ~ Wa,i2 : al +.
y. T., On Mar > 9Th lisa. w; Eirrri H.
H..rgan sd e4:5:1r Jh. oLt Sc. s., Tp. 81 .
= aSE
lie names the 5a.iusias ev.tf-ass-s 2. pr,-e
hi cIEtiuuoTg Ees.-erca uusa. and cultivation
of said la43, = z: NatEl .'e,', =. Sharp,
Barney CoieE~, 'E-...z ,f1arsal. oi Wa'lA
Walls County
JosE-u ,'va1Er-E,.. Register,
, 1884-02-02

EOEEE EEE

WHO May BE SUE T2RI7|G EE.osi
w tie effects Of youthful ialiis5 sid iH-
discaetior, viii DO well 10 avail themselves Of
this, the greatest hoo1 ever laid % the ait-- q
suffering humanity. Da. SPirSER VII guar
ausee to forfeit $40 fo- every Csc oi Seminal
Weakness OF private &isesSs q aHy kind or
character which he undertakes AZ. iails 30 CU-e.
, 1884-02-02
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA VII,
". 4. .ian. i. Isl.

TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL p
~ the following namsd settler h.s iiei l.I-
tice % HI, intention to make Hnal proof IN sup
pecs Of his claim, ana that said proof vii BE-
taai- before L. :. Laad Once AZ W2ila Mali
". z. on Feb. -, ISSi, VIZ: SsIl.l SterI. : .
Hd. 2ili fog the NJ SW4 NJ SEA Sec. Sc y,
L. 81 T. lie names tie following wi.H-s-es
to prove Lis continuous resiie2cs upon. znl
cultivation q. ssii lard. VIZ: Henry GztT,
Jos. Rainvilia, JOS Merchant, Jos fitzgerald,
of Naiia y. ara ". T.
!yS. JGRGRNSEN, Re.iss--.
, 1884-02-02
Nnfirr G.r Fuf,Iiraf,rn.
LAND OFFICE At WaLLh EFhLLA,
- y -. - I.----

LAND OFFICE At WaLLA WaLlA,
v. .. Sec Il. ISSJ.
ETOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4y the following named ssstler m tlei no-
tics # lis intention 70 make vol lrnof in
suypo1t Il MS ci,:in, ;nt tbat s,ia pIuDi viii
be made before United States i.-E,; pifi e -
Walla Walla, ". T., on Feb. INth, 1888. va:
John T. DssriuE, Us is-t fgc the NJ. N(tl.
ard NJ, SN$ : see. II. Tp 5 =, K - :. ne
names the following TIs.ra5-', t. prove his
continuous residence unp,. acd cultivation u.
said land, viz: juaa g.. lh-ler, John Eush,
Henry Les, John Pos.-yr, aI II Eaila NSaila,
". 7. jos. JO&G E%SltN, t.egig.=-.
, 1884-02-02
LID OFFICE 80 VILLA WArrA, /
W. Z, Jan. . lsHt.

LID Dgti1E 81 VILLA NAIIA. /
W. r, Jan. - 1854.
EfGTic2 r EEHEEY GIVEN THAT
- tte following Uaia=,i settler has 6led no
tice Of Ter intention g make Ess, psaof in sup
port # lsr claim, ana tast said YroaF WI be
made betole l. 5. isua D-iice 8, y ala W "a.
y on Msllh, i lS,i W Emma \. C0rnwa';
I'D 2l49 Tor tae =. oEt - AEi sec iTS,NU
- T. s-ne names the rola-.:,I.g witnesses "a
prove her con nuous re.i1ec-e Upau. ard cui-
t.ya'ian I, SAID ,-u4, VI: :. l.. Z ndonis.
Edwin Cornwall. Martins johnson. Gerfr.as
Cornwlii, a. ol Wall. N4Tz
dos JCEGTSsEy Eee-st:c.
, 1884-02-02
TRIAL BOTTLE FEZE.

sufficient 70 show ia rleIit, VII be Beat 10 any
one applying hy iettar, sta-i,,g rs symptoms
snd aga. CgIIayu :cs.iErs strictly conn
deatir.. s.lt-GTt
, 1884-02-02

WALL WALLA, ". T., jane l, 1888
Mr.. II. Williams:
DEAR Srs,-We, the citizens of Nalia
Wa!la. hsye used yoIr Y Y Y Horse Medi-
cine, x y X Coalition Powders, and Co.
lar Gail and Hogt Ointment for the last three
wears, and have found the above remedies
superior - aav horse -,ssiieiEgs we have
ever used. s.d sSso..l.-e-~. -tae-n 70 cue
friends,
CsARLFs LEE. California Stale.
THOMAS TlTESET, Livery Stable,
GaaHaH Sons, Weston.
q. U. HCBBAED, Livery S1ah.ss,
st--stca.
, 1884-02-02

sreh As Loss OF Memory, Lassituue, NocIufua
Emissions, Aversion 70 society, Dimness OF
Vision. Noises in the head; the vital tiaid
nass;ng unobserved in the urine, and many
6oth4r diseases thst lead 20 insanity and death
Dis. MlSTIF. WHO is REGULAR PhYsIcIAS,
cE,aUs ara Of the UNIVERSITY OF PENNsILvAN-
? vii! aaree TO forfeit 500 for case ei tins
Kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE. tunder his es-
,ecial sdri,e and treatmentl viii not cure, or
tor ANYTHING impure or injurious found N IT,
DR SIINTIF treats all PRIVATE DISEASES Ste
csssrCLLY WITHOUT MEcUsY. CoNsCLTA-
r,oY FREE Thorough examination and 3qFlce
including analysis OF uriRe s.. PRICE OF IEAL
RESTORATIVE, IS bottle OF four times the
quantity, $40; sent to any address Upon re
ceipt Of price, or &. o. d., secured from OBJ
ssryation. and in private name If desired, by
DIR. 4. E. &INIIE, II kearney Street. san
Francisco, Cal.
Seud for pamphlet and list OF questions
SIMPLE c6TTIE T2ET.
VIII be sent to sny one applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy
il regard - eli business transactions.
DE-. MINTIES KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHRETiCUM, cures all kinds of klDA
anil Bladder Complaints, GOnorrhGa,
T,elcofrkea, etc. For sale b. 81 druggists;
i = ottie, six bottles for 50:
DR.. NINTIE'S DANDELI0N PILLS
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA aud
BILIOUS cure il the market. For sale by
al druggists.
, 1884-02-02
F3iI;eS OF Ecuih

SucE as Sp4rlrato-hGa. or Seminal Weakness
o. Loss Of Eel;ect Vitality. Nearly two-th;rds
% al the Chrome Diseases spring either di-
re2tiy or indirectly from some arrangement Of
Jre SEXUAL system. and yet this subject is neg
lscted by the majority Of the medical rrofes-
son
i know that persons who are unfortunate
= ,ausa to be afflicted by any form of sexual
disease have Gelicscy in calling upon the
proper physician in time, from a sense OF mod.
csty and sometimes from ignorance, and per-
mt those diseases 10 exist until their cUnstitu-
tons become corrGptsd, their constitutions
broken down, and tie hopes OF future happi-
Eess biighted, uutil death becomes a welcome
messenger 10 carry them out Of their mise rab!e
existence.
Everything strictly confidential under all
circumstances.
Lost Euantoo! perfectly restored. Ca.arrh,
B-aYchi5is, Throat Diseases, Skin Diseases,
HbeUmatisIn. Kidney Complaint, and all dis
eases Of the Eye srd Ear, Stomach and Blad-
Ger, he can cure VitfCa. fail.
sEC0nsuitstiCn free, and list of printed
questions sent 10 those living at distance who
caanu: cousuit aim personally. Enclose pos
tsge stamp tJ- list.
Office lS2 sad I34 Third S.. opposite Ma
sonic Hal Otfco Hou;z from 10 tc y A. u,
, "a and 20 8 P. n
Ali iettefs of professional business must be
addressed TO DIR. PAUL Il. BREN.AN 4
CO. Portland. OTeecl- mv29tf
, 1884-02-02
SSLMER & CRAMER,
PORTLAND-f-


WE TAKE PLEASURE IL AN
~ nouacirg to the public OF Walk Wslla
and vicinity that a irst-ciass Homeopathic
Pharmacy has been opened ST Portland. We
keep On hand a complete assortment OF Family
homeopathic Books and Medicine Chests at
Sa4 Francisco prices.
0ur 81 % csss ,na:iei iTee on receipt Of
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gencies. Our Homeopathic Cough and Cronp
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crc,If, price 30 cts. and 81 Cd. Send for cur
Family Hompota5hic Assistant containing
practical notes on homeopathic treatment,
price list ol medicine, family books in case
mailed sros 30 any address.
SFGLER & CRAMER,
Successors 20 Pau J. 4. Semler & Co., +.
Box g.S. Portland. Oregon.
Paul J. 4. Semler, Frank Otto Cramer.
mG6u3m-dim-aod
, 1884-02-02
DR.. PAUL ~. Brennan

FsYHE MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSI-
L clan On the Pacific Cc2s+ in TIE treatment
of all Chr lnic ani Ditiicuh Diseases. DR..
Brenan viii guarantee to c.lre any form of dis
ease OF the geneTatiye organs or private disease.
lie has become an expert IN the tree:rient Of
disease. weakness sid derapgement of the re-
productive organs Of both male ard female, in-
c!uG:Iig diseases csT.sea bT tie
, 1884-02-02

uansa,sstiaas e---.;y eagas-rlial, : .-.,si
or at O;aoe. frss. Fer tl= caI~J2. ace o.
patients, ani +: a~1zy 20 ;ys-se pc. Is sz-rccv,
lave aiopte.i :,riva+s lGy5Ts, md iioA
al pscsagss age forwarded.
, 1884-02-02

cssEss GsTtiA-y. atrcuriSi, Syphilit;c Rhsu-
n;atlssn Pans in.tha Bones, Uloerated Th-oa.
SyFhliisae GsSa, LCmps, etc, sad er.dica.es
a.! s'i'ssS;ss frona the sysier., whether caused
- oea t-s-:zue-. or shuss of rasrcuEy. leaving
ths S:o,af prs azi hesifay. Price, s. PSF
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rsT sSs'fsss.
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, 1884-02-02

,s,..A.e-s, ss.as5";eacy, and Lost Manhood can
positively be curei. The SEX aud afflicted Shouli
not AL 10 call uvOl him The EOc;or his tTayald
eNtu-Ive!y N Earupe, and inspected thoroughly ;he
various hospt.is III Ie, obtssni;is great deal oi val
UUble iliJ.mlti0n winch he Is competent 20 IiE!a.t
10 those IN need o: his services DS GlBBON VIII
max charge UHl-Ss hv effect cure. Persons at
distan>r Bsk BE ttsEb Al HONE. All
coumuElca lions strictly confidential. You >ee
one bat the Doctor SEND ten dollars for package
Of medicine. Persons writing 10 the Doctor will
please state the OF the paper tECy tins aier
tiS..iEeni IN. ChgTges reasonable Gil or write.
Address DR. !. I. GiBBoN, Box 1851, Sla frau-
cisco. W.f
, 1884-02-02
rur GREAT ENGLIsR REMEDY
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for Nervous Debility,
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Sc minal Weakness,
Sperustorrhea, Last
Aiap Hood, Impoten-
cy, Paralysis, Prosta-
torrhaa, and all the
terrible effects of
Seli-Abuse, youthful
follies, and excesses
in maturer years -
, 1884-02-02


chos, Es.;ss;oas. Iu.l1teary, Exhausted Vi
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the blood; strengthen. tha nerves. ;--.ig. H'Gs-
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ical sad naerssi ta-E!cies- 1. stars arsy uls-
natura, GebI;taJiES diam upon taa sys-sL
pTeYenting iavoiu@,s-y i1=ezs d-siii-l-t-g (
dreams. seminal :,5as Mia tie a;n.c. 5te.. so
destructive 20 r2.oi ani BODY L : = sa-e
eii,aina.oc of IL sidssy all Els der COM
piaiI.ts !. crDsSi-s 20 "a -. IS j8--5-ielts
To shcse suffering from tie cEests -
youthful ict.=ctetsaas = s--ss-es, s:seiy
Thorough az permanent au-a ia rc-raE5acS.
Price, - s. ysr 5..s-i"; or sc bottles ~ Csc
wiJh fpn firecaioEs All Sdcise. so. sent &C.
care from oa-rGy3-'oss 90 aeT 21lrs-s -;n12 G.-
caips =: rrl,e, OF &. . %. 70 hs H. only ni
NJ - n Z = TrF-rE.
, 1884-02-02

THIS = Il = -
STRENGTHENING Rem
sGy s,id Nerve Tonic
is the legitimate re
sui = aveE % g6@ls
qf yS1et:ca. ezg gsr;.
5nce, md C-res E.th
ga'sLirg cgtl!I:y
H,.EFo1S g-d PhTsi
- j.',;:,.T. Ss-liE3
er-lgS-, S.2ci=2-
, 1884-02-02

Private Entrance, i05 Mason Street. four blocks up
Ceiry Street from he.rny, Main Entrance through
DispensaTy Drug Store.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18
COPIED COMMENTS.
A PRISONERS DEMAND.

A prisoner about to be tried before
a Chicago justice demanded "a change
o vengeance from this court. y
Elizabethtown News.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18
MACEDONIA, KY,

Ofmy rambles among the Chilhowie
mountains III east Tenn, | wrote
you last week. | left Spring city
at Z a. IN. on Monday the 3lst ult.
For about % miles we travelled along
the foot of the Cumberland noun
tains OH the left and the Tennessee
valley on the right. AT Emery Gap
we left the beautiful valley and trav-
led through the wild rugged noun
tains for about 100 miles in the di-
rection of Junction city, when we
came to the blue Grass regions in
Kentucky. After passing through
a long dark tunnel we stopped at
Oakdale, twenty minutes for break
fast, alfording splendid opportunity
to take a glance at the scenery, which
was very romantic. The tall noun
tains and immense cliffs, decorated
with the various cvcrgrcens over
hanging us from every side, though
bmlt through rugged ledge of
mountains. The Cincinnati South
ern is as good a road as | ever trav-
led over. Notwithstanding the tun-
ncls were so numerous that the lamps
were kept burning for over hun
dred miles, we made better time than
we did on any other road we travelled
over; we reached Junction city at
o'clock p. m; here we stopped SO
minutes for dinner and changed cars
for Louisville, passing over the Leb.
anon branch of the L. & N. Road
The fare on this road was not what
expected by any means, the coaches
being furnished with very rude wood
seats. | reached Louisville about
o'clock, here l met several old &C
quaintances among whom were Mess
John Pye and j. II. Wiles of Fair
view, Jesse Keith of Crofton, Thomas
Reed of Cerulean Springs and las
but no means least Joseph Mulhat
tan, of Louisville. l lett Louisvill,
Thursday the 3rd reached Macedo
MIA Thursday and found the connt.
badly infested with the measles. TIL
farmers in this part as well as an
other place Ihavc been complain o
being badly behind with their work
The peach crop is a complete failur
in this part. Tobacco beds that wer
not canvased are suffering from tn
ravages of the tobacco bug; the de
I mand for muslin is as great now a
) at sewing time and the merchant
have all sold out.
ROJ1GU AND REA ny
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18

Newspapers seem to us to show mar
velous improvement within the last tif
teen years, and the promise Of great
growth toward a high ideal. Here and
now we do not define the improvement
and the promise. But the marked ten
denotes toward the condensation, the
culling, the purifying and the pertinence
of news; toward conscientious and thor.
ough work in reporting and in reviewing;
toward embracing all objects of human
interest, with preference for the best
toward independence in every line of ac'
ton and thought, social, religious and
political; toward the elevation and stim.
ulation of the best there is in humanity
these deserve consideration and en-
couragement- -Sprinaaeld Republican,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18

The officers and employees of the
Louisville & Nashville railroad have
presented eX-Superintendent ID. w.
c. Rowland with a 81 800 watch and
chain, and Mrs. Rowland with a ST.
900 brouche, set with diamonds. Mr..
Rowland was popular railroad
official and many are the regrets cx-
pressed at his retirement from the
L. & N. system.-Park City Times.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18

P. Il. Fox may the widow weep and
the orphan shed its tears. In him,
indeed, they have lost friend. His
joy and his prosperity were the joy
and prosperity of the poor and
needy. Their sorrow and their grief
never spoke TO his kind heart in vain.
lie could weep with those that
wept, and feel with those who felt.
May the God of our creation, prcscr-
vali)n and redemption, and the God
Of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob-the
God of the good in every land, in ev-
cry cline, who guided his bark
through a most useful and profitable
life, and then took him to himself, be
husband to his widow and father
to his children, and may they all
tread i'll the pious steps of their
worthy father, that with him at last,
they may rest in peace, with him may
wake to eternal life, never, never TO
be arted more. We sympathize
deeply with his family and dear rcla-
tives in their bereavement, yet we re-
joice in the belief that he has ex-
changed his earthly tabernacle for "a
home not made with hands, eternal in
tie Heavens "lIappy the dead
who die in the Lord, for they rest
from their labors, and their works do
follow them
"There is world above,
Where sorrow is unknown;
long eternity of love,
Formed Il. the good alone;
And faith bcholds the dying here
Translated to that glorious. sphere"
"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18

Friday morning the boarders of
the Rochester House, Bowling Green,
were startled at the news that Len
Harvey, a boarder, had shot himself.
The shooting is said to have been
done about 8 o'clock at night though
the fact was not known until the NOR
ming. The ball entered the right
cheek, and the wound is said by DR..
j. w. Mccormack, the attending
physician, TO be fatal.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18

The exploded mine at Pocahontas,
Va, has been unsealcd and the work
oftaking out the dead bodies is now
progressing. Only few bodies, fear
fully mangled, have as yet been re-
covered.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18

GOETHE "He who wishes to exert o
useful influence must be careful to in.
suit nothing. Let him not be troubled
by what seemsabsurd, but let him con-
secrate his energies to the creation Of
what is good. He must not demolish,
but build. He must raise temples where
mankind may come and partake of the
purest pleasure.