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National Republican., 1885-02-05
MINOR LoL CAL EVENTS.


AOoW bhe CiH'
ny eppLlcatioii ol lF, MAD lIlce, on ioAas,
IoF y, M w 'an Jul W. Ies'olu"y
ieioIiou W t'' OAulli' u''ib Soihnil''e0'
The services in tho Central Presbyterian
Church will begCOntlI lued this week. Rev s.
Taylor Martin will prbach tonight and to-mor.
row evening"
Mrs, Margaret Van Ness, Of l22 c street south.
east was knocked dO'Rh by a bicycle propelled
by c. W. Myers on penusylvania avenue east
ON Tuesday and severely injured.
rb, corcor, oe ,n, ,,o,Ls of xyoshir,to,
,,,,,,S,s, nme vUnOvLs oL WY WoIh5 oi ,i
Sonfyor,at IonoI Lh,,sei, iSot Si iii bo i,,ar
Friday evening. Feb 20, Instead.
ro,,io, 17,,,, "a. !. .,to-o, ,,,, ,ros c,,,,,,
deod h, bi % ~ esi ,ne,t, ", w"J a. 10
oo,,,v iot,, MI On SHIuI nv ,-, ,uS
on cnri s,,, anu tS Ssosn
eeNe "Cel"hoh'oo Vi uSath from neatt ulSe"se'
party way givon last night at McCaulley' Hail.
Capitol dill by tho Social Dozen. n club Of
~ l,,i' Ma.isulnh'ou, VOhpOseu Vi young lauloS
'iu sNNi'''iiSn'
a night school has been instituted in the
marine barracks for the apprentice boys in
charge of Sorgt. Fugia. The afternoon session
VIII also be continued between and o'clock
except Wednesdays and Saturdays
| A borso o,,oo,o1 o., n h,,,,,,, oo,,oi,t,,t,vo
NJ Jt SJ ,J 49, w y MpIiss1 ~ i W.
tol park yesterday afternoon, became unman.
| excitement. Both df the occupants were
thrown out, but were only slightly injured.
| Tho Ionorso, nop,ocro,,c Associo,io, In.
| tonded 10 boid a ,neating iaSt nigbt in Vernon
| Row bnt lila nni cSi,nES 10 ordar a. so fo,v
| membsrs ,,cIe nv npescbt ovipg to tie seyere
storm, and Tho decoration c1nwittne ~ The
hail IND txed on tbe safne ho,Ir Ior ts neeting.
4
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large party of gentlemen, mong WI Iom
were many naval officers and mel ubers Of son
gToss, were at tho navy yard yes Ierday nor
noon TO witness the jacketing of the 10 Incl
gun which is being Constructed here Thl
interesting work was accomplish, ID prom lptll
without hitch, and all felt well pl ud for shel
visit.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

The grand jury yesterday presented ndict-
monts against the following persons John
Williams, housebTeaking in the night two
cases.; Edward Linthicum, larceny from the
person. Herman Berg, larceny; VIM. Star ard,
mayhem. The charges against the folloi wing
were dismissed Patrick Bowen, bigA my;
Samuel Lewis, ,,housebreaking.
National Republican., 1885-02-05
COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by tho District Judiciary
Yesterday

Court IN General Drm-c clief Justice Cartier
and justices Macarthur and JduieS-Alley
vs. Lyon on hearing.
Circuit C0u1.-JuSiice Cor.-wGlter vs. Brady
& Booker; judgment by default. Peterson,
Ronshaw & LCo vs. Sanger; judgment by de-
fault. Lord and Packhatn VS.. Hollander;
Judgment by default. Imoberdorf etal. VS..
Hit. Judgment by default. Woster II Adams
VS.. A. de voto & Son; Judgment by default
Howctt VS.. Pumphrey; Judgment by default
Gustav Ilartig & Son VS.. Kohl; judgment.
by default. Assignment-lS, 10. 20, %, "a, 20,
%. %, 2S %, 80, 81, 81, 80.
order permitting John n. oliver to withdraw
from the case. Beach VS.. Beach, sale finally
ratified. Payne vs. Payne; testimony ordered
taken before Examiner John Crukshank.
Jones VS. Jones; writ of assistance granted.
Criminal COurt-Jus,fcc lVWiC.-William II.
Dempsey and T.. G. Kirkwood, presenting
false vouchers; on trial.
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A LARGE and varied stock of fine and !

A LARGE and varied stock of fine and ne
dium grade shoes always on hand Lad les
and gentlemen's fine handmade shoes, M nu
iactured from the very best materials by the
best makers, our specialties. Misses, lt 'ys
own importation Of French slippers and / { 'oti
for ladies' White and black satin and fld
slippers kid button boots for evening q nd
men, all of the latest PHrisiRn styles An 1 II
spection of the goods respectfully asked. 9.
S, GARTRELL, 900 Seventh street, corner ofl L
northwest
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advertised during the past
week has been an unprece-
dented success. We now
offer the accumulation Of
Short Lengths, &c, at very
low Remnant" Prices.
CFirst Floor-Flrst on the Rlsht)
All the odds and ends and
broken lines Of Buttons, in
quantities ranging from half
dozen to two dozen, will be
sewed on cards and marked
at a Remnant price of one
half former price.
These will include some
very desirable styles, and
offer an excellent opportuni-
ty to those wishing small
quantities to supply them
selves, on Friday, at half the
regular prices.
We shall also offer in this
department 20 fancy bottles
of Cologne, which we sold
during the holidays at I5c
each, at a "Remnant" price
of SC each.
ra fancy bottles of Co.
logne, which we sold during
the holidays at 25c each, at a
Remnant price of 15c each.
6 fancy pitchers Of Co
logne. which we sold during
the holidays at 35c each, at a
Remnant" price of 25c each.
(First Floor-Mldway Leit.hand slde.)
Remnants" in Mems Wear.
This week we offer extra
ordinary inducements in bro
ken lines and odd sizes in
Underwear and Half Hose
at Remnant" prices.
S pairs Mems Lightweight
Merino Drawers, size 40.
RtmaahRs hSsHlaa R''ISii..... pias.
I Merino u n d e r S h irt,
slightly soiled, size "a.
aRsmasdRS hssalas RSIGS SIIss....:. Ice. ...5SS
Fancy Trimmed Night
Shirts, collar, cuffs, and
pocket attached, plait d
bosom.
"Remnaht' prlcc'",'""-,,,,~....,"..i l,,,,'..i 90
"Remnants" in Half Hose.
9 pairs Mems extra heavy
Cotton Half Hose, in gray
and brown mixed, size 10.
RRSSaias RS%aaRR% R%Fl'p pFGs:.,.,:::....:i3{.o ,ii33G{
8 pairs Mems Heavy Gray
Merino Half Hose, like Shaw
knit, sizes 10 andIoH.
MsmaaPF hssnaT PE'ei eFlcc. ei:li..,229sS .,,,.....,29S
II pairs Mems fine Half
Hose, blue, garnet cardinal,
and brown, size 10.
s RSmaaBp Pt''pii;', ,,,.,,',.,,,SSS
6 pairs Navy Blue Half
Hose, full regular, size 10.
S%naRS RSs$aE RtSl'S STlos.......a for 81 Sc
I pair heavy Brown Cot
ton Ribbed Bicycle Hose,
size 10.
Rs%RnRE &Ssal9I REE''S .55SS
3 pairs Mems All-wool
Ribbed Bicycle Hose, in dark
green, size 10, fine quality.
tegular price .s,,..'''''.... .'..'.''''''''tl o0
"Remuant' prloe-.."...,,"...,".r,.. l 20
N%sS For OF h er "Rem-
nant" Day attractions see
Post, Star, and Critic.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
BOSfOa Dry Go0as HoNse,
..} rr ONE PRICE ONLY,
o2l PENNA. AVE ol2 STREET.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

Governor Cameron, of Virginia, has ap point.
ed the following board of visitors to ! iount
Vernon Gen, James Mcdonald Of Richu lond
Col. Arthur Herbert, Of Alexandria; Gen Jas.
II. Williams, OF Woodstock Col H. l., Port
lock, Of Roanoke CITY, and Hon. JohnF.h owls,
OF Rockingham,
National Republican., 1885-02-05

PROF J, NJ CARNoCHAN, NJ. D., LlL D., Isur-
geon in Chief N. y. State Hospital, etd, Bays;
"My patients derive marked and dec lido ben
eft from Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic In
valuable 10 all who are run down, ne lyous,
dyspeptlo bilious, OrYIotlms Of malaria,
National Republican., 1885-02-05

THE Rowland Dental Association No 2l1
Four.and d.a-half street northwest, three doors
north OF Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds OF
Dental Work. All work warranted first-class.
Hayeadministered nitrous oxide to over $1,000
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings In.
serted in the best manner.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

nITHE WALL STREET IDEll.,--"Silver Is neither
money nor legal tender" Mr.. Howes is rep.
resented to have said to a New York Herald
reporter. So well infornhld a gentleman US
mr, Howes must surely h ldvo been mJjsrepGe-
session of the information that 1t is acceptable
IN unlimited quantities by Henning, the
Clothier, il0 Seventh ID trcct, in exchange
either for goods or debuI Ten dollars In sill
yer will purchase nOO good suit or hand
some oyercOat. Some OF ~ EN- have been re-
duced from s35. Bring along the silver. His
vaults ore ample.
National Republican., 1885-02-05
CITY ITEMS.

diseases of the kidneys. liver, bladder, and
urinary organs received great benefit from
Hunts kidney and Liyerl Remedy. ] pro.
nounce Il the best. ."-H. w. Payne, Manuiac-
turer Harnesses, Trunks, &c, 4l7 Main street.
National Republican., 1885-02-05
Dry Goods.

The dullness in the New York market has
compelled manufacturers and importers to sell
their merchandise at auction, where we have
purchased some great bargains. and shall offer
them In conjunction with other goods mark ed
down.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGoSs."-Fresh Alder.
ney butter churnod every morning. and delv-
cred in q pound "Ward" prints at soc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; but
termilk, DC. per quart and sweet milk at DC.
DeruuarL
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Mr.. Ch,rlns II. Rrni,,nrd nend.

Mr. Charles H. Branard. a pension of 10 Q
clerk, and whose monographlupOn John HOW
ard Payne was recently iss ued died at 90 e
Homeopathic Hospital, in this city, yesterd,g y
morning His remains were Nont TO ModtoItd ,
Mass, upon the ? o'clock train, Ho was sboH /
at NewburypOrt, and has been a, Lifelong deTe ,
tee TO art and literature
National Republican., 1885-02-05

KEEP always In your houses bot tie of An.
gostura Bltters, the world renowned1 appetizer,
OF exquisite flavor, and a bottle of lngosura
Liqueur the finest sweet cordial n5 eXtant.
Both manufactured only by DR.. j. q. B. Siegert
q Sons, and for sale by James Y. McL lee.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

extraordinary which has attended annual sale of
and Embodees has exceeded expectations
brilliant results heretofore achieved entirely eclpsed by this
and naturally compelled stock these goods
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Fine Millinery.
AN EVIL OVERCOME AT LAST

AN EVIL OVERCOME AT LAsTl
The necessary space so long wanted for this de-
partment has at last been found in the shape OF
OUR ANNEX.
We can now display the different articles ap.
pertaining to a complete and fine Millinery De-
pRrtment.
TO-DAY we will offer as special bargains a
magnificent assortment of
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LADIES' GOODS.
BARGAINS IN
IACES AND'EMBROIDERIES

To force the sale of Iaces and Embroideries we
offer tho following Bargains;
Bargain No. 1-50 different patterns OF Embroi'
pBargaln No Pip yards irish Trimming for lsc.
Bargain No. 3-Coiofed Embroidery (red, blue,
And black), DC per yard
Bargain No. ALP yards Torchon Trimming.
21c.
Bargain No. San Oriental Lace 40 inches
wide) for 18c per yard.
Bargain No 8-1O different patterns of Embrol-
derry, for tlounclng, 2Bc per yard,
Bargain No. This lot VIII surprise tho public
We will sell 10, 10, and zoe patterns for 1Oc
per yard. To do this we Will not cut less
than strip-4la yards.
Remember, ladies, Monday is our Remnant Day.
Bargain No S-4 different patterns of spanish
Lace, inches wide 26c per yard;
Bargain No. 9-Comprlses Cotton Lace, Linen
Torchon Trimming Irish Trimming, for DC
per yard.
Bargain No 1O-Antique Laces, l2,sc per yard
Bargain No. ll-orlental Lace. II yard wide'
for 25c per yard.
Bargain No, l2-EvcrlastIng Trimming. 12-yd.
Bargain No. i3-orlental Lace. 3,inches wide,
Bargain No. 14-Torchon Lace. 8, 8, 10. 1914.
10, ID and 2Oc per yard
20 dozen Opera Kid Gloves, 5Oc, worth 91.2b.
Linen Splashers 2lc; 'ridies, 0c.
All our Stamped Goods have been reduced.
MRS. MAX WEYL, Agent
n,o S,,xyr,x,u,. u,puuEn
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s3per gallon, rs cents quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
at MCGee's, Ninth. near d.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Nimrod Lee and Fannie Duyall; f. T.
Simpson and Mamie G. Scrivencr; william A.
Miller and Carrie NJ Thomas; Jno. Hcnnigan
and Alice Brown; John Tyler and Mary Green.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies and
fine assortment OF bottled goods JAMES THARP
SlS Il street northwest.
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TRYthree lines in THE REPUBII CANS "WaIat
columns Three times. % cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

Mr.. n. NJ. DRINKARD, teller, Second Ma.
tiOnal Bank, Washington, d. G., suffered with
rheumatism I'm his right band and shoulder.
BY few applications Of 81. Jacobs OIL, the
wonderful paln.relevcr, he was entirely cured
National Republican., 1885-02-05
Ostrich Plumes,

in the leading Opera Shades, at sl.6a These
goods have been marked down from 80, and are
suitable for corsage decoration Ms well as trim.
ming for the neck Of square-cut garment
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

-P you can't Bear" cough, "Bull" 1t, with
: Bulls Cough Syrup.
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nPease remember, the Special Prices only for Thursday
Friday, and Saturday. Feb g. and After Saturday. M,
regular prices will be resumed.
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TOrchOn Laces.
(l2is-yard pIeees.)

One word about these Laces; Last fall, when
the manufacturers on the other side were com.
planning OF dull business, they accepted orders at
our own prices in order to keepth hands
working We. Of course, took advantage OF the
situation and ordered large quantities, Hence
we can afford TO sell these goods cheaper than
other houses can buy them from importers and
mlddlemen.
You viii And on our counters 1000 pieces, or
equal 70 ~, 1000 yards. of Torchon LAces, which
yards
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French Silk Buds.

o large ones In bunch reduced TO CSC bunch,
IL large ones in a bunch reduced 70 oSc bunch.
Daily arrivals Of
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Garnitures,

of Pond Lilies, Silver Thistles, Roses Elegant
and new as Trimming for Evening Costumes
Alarge assortment of
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Gold Laces,

at a6c, 4Oc, 45c, up to ,L5O u yard.
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DRY GoODs.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

Friday, Feb. 6, occurs our
Regular Weekly Remnant
Day Sale, when we shall
offer the accumulation of the
preceding week of Short
Lengths, Odd Sizes, Broken
Lots, &C., at specially re-
duced, or Remnant" Prices.
Our Semi-annual Stock
taking Day is drawing near.
We have some lines of goods
which we do not propose to
take in stock. We shall call
these Remnants, and mark
them accordingly. Let five
pairs of Children's Hose il
lustrate our Remnants.
Lady buys five pairs Chill
dren's Hose, tries on a pair,
too small circumstances are
such she is unable to get
down town for about a week,
or ten days; meanwhile said
lot of Hose has been sold
out. Lady returns them,
makes a selection, goes away
happy. We very busy, Hose
laid away until Friday, then
brought out and marked at
a reduced, or "Remnant'
Price.
Five Pairs Children's
Ribbed Wool Hose, Navy
Blue, and Brown, size 6H.
Regular price: .:.......... ...."..."...3ic
REMNANT prico.."....... ........""..2Oc
One odd lot of Children's
Ribbed Cotton Hose, splen-
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One odd lot of Children's
Ribbed Cotton Hose, splen-
did value, but ugly shades,
nearly all the sizes.
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Communication.

uo,v,,,sy,,.p SontYil ,o5~f
,,.ss ~ D 8 All 1GP !, 0o ,rs
:" E Iss, io y l,ra V 0@ce
n SS%iiyns 4 have roceivdd rbec,,
Sac uo" Eo";,"hle 7 ;ro A ss,ramco Soc;n
=, \, 'n az i Na's Sor,, for sIS ~ SS IN cot
TaanYs,N,t ~ thCfwd hniiciSs for S5 ooo
eaoh and add;t;ons nv d,viaenIy
,Sors,o Tiki, Inv my Set fssscd fSther
ILL., ~ ISs,hom 4, vonr con,nanv
3 M, ". . ,o',id oVo ,oa" ~ IL Srai. ny,
ems syn ,Sat Ose1 20 a. so 20 I ,a
a iGr .,,o ,1o oJdi,,ons snr sovS,ai Soars
a,v u,,a,la It'll .iio nr ~ aan,;oJ -.
, ,Sn ',n', au - o0o ov,;r appa,.u ~
lhc pay'ho''VJo liis.Ie'',,o GurrchI
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SELLS BROTHERS Bic SHOW,
,uU ,uli in lT7TTTt1 .e{ X a. .
The Attraction Of the Hour.

just now the show world is attract.
ing the attention OF the press through
ont the land. gEaoll5 Of the great
shows il lighting for tlIe honor OF
being the greatest, and The newspa-
persare bent oh awardingthat honor
10 the show TO which it justly be-
longs, It is wonderful to note the
unanimity with which the press OF
the country leap 10 tlie1sellh | Bros
standard on this pointil9 And mas
much as the Big Sells Show will ex :
hibit at Hopkihsyille, OH "wednesday
Sept30, they interest us, Extracts from
some of the leading papers 80 to show
THAT the newspapers OF to-day know
and honor a good thing when they
see it. They arc piiantpipas An say
ing with everybody else that it is
the best and largest show on earth.
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FTHDAY-sEPT llTIIg /
COMMONWEALTH CASES

Monroe Niece, selling liquor with
out license, 2 cases. Tried together
and hung jury, 0 w IL
\ Geo. Armstrong, selling liquor 10
minor. Failed TO plead and fined $50
and costs.
Henry Dinguid, &C. d. W. Judg-
ment by court, fined $50, 10 days in
Jail and costs and capias profine
awarded. tt22
Geo. Armstrong, selling liquor to
minor, 2 cases. Dismissed.
Continued cases Alex Anderson,
violating Sabbath; r. p. Stevens,
same Thos. Edmonson, same Jesup
Tandy, same, )l fllli.
Nick Gibson, C. C. d W. Plea OF
guilty and judgment of court for $25,
10 days IN Jail and costs and caplas
profine awarded.
Boyd Crowder and others, robbery.
Hung jury, Defendants Boyd Crow
der, VIM. Smith and John Malone
were permitted to give bond for $500
each to appear OH the 4th day of the
March term. Crowder gave the bond
and Smith and Malone were sent tc
Jail until they can do so. 10,
Chas. Smith, Jr., grand larceny
Continued aud warrant of arrest
awarded against Louisa jackson.
Jim Ruffin, malicious cutting. Con
tinued and warrant of arrest issued
for jim Jones and Chas. Christian
absent witnesses.
Ferd Schmitt, violating Sabbath,
cases. Trial by jury Jointly and yer
dict of 500 and costs in each. y s
Jcsup Tandy, violating Sabbath,
cases. Trial by jury and verdict TO
| SO and costs in each case.
Pete McCsrty, violating Sabbath, (
cases. Trial by jury aud verdict 0
| $40 and costs in each case. Plea o
I guilty entered. tAkiNsn gp0g
wv r.. Long, violating Sabbath
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AS the season is tar
advanced we are Of
'fering some special
bargains in Summer
Goods. Our stock Of
White Dress Goods is
still complete and an
early call will secure
bargains in this de-
.partment. We will
make close prices on
all goods to reduce
our stock for the fall.
\ We have received
some nice choice Fall
Styles in Carpets and
we advise you to buy
now as they will be
higher this fall. We
can show you some
nice styles. ~,
VI. ,.... JONES & co.
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Ihe new business the t757
It's
may
o
- -
3
All policies equitable
u p ,-
'srHA 'if ffi1 "to ToNrNE
+itr'
z .
I6o
cdhghrr premium than charged BY the Equitable M ~
.tf @
Il aa,a.o ROE & LYON, Gen'l Managers,
H@ H tIOriILlE OFFICE KESTrcKY pTEyNEssRE
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A dead negro baby was found in q
cornfield at Livermore. ias,l ~
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HERE AND THERE.

, Howe's sun time Is the city standard.
O., The finest watch repairing IN The
city is done at lIowe's.
The Souri, KENTucKIAN will give
1pu all The news. Try il for a year.
big sale of everything at the Mann
moth Auction House, Saturday, at
Fsnr. NJ. ssa S.. iaaal "a
Rev. j. g. Kendall will begin a
protractcd meeting al Casky next
Thursday night.
The Mammoth Auction House will
have regular sales on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at IL A.
NJ, to P. NJ, and at night
Tho barbecue at the Bee pond, near
Ncwstead, Saturday, viii be q grand
affair. II is not public as first an!
nounced, but large number of invi-
tations have been issued.
A protractedmeeting is in progress
at the Cumberland church, conduct
cd by the pastor, Rev. A. c. Biddle.
Services at 10 A. NJ, and rs p. NJ.
Assistance Is expected in few days.
"Jou Chiu Chinese Laundry" is the
reading of anew sign put up on a
building in the rear of the court
square. SO Hopkinsville possesses a
a genuine Chinese laundry for once in
' her history. Ia
The case of Mary Kaulishaw for
3 keeping a house of i'll fame, set for
trial in the police court last Friday,
was dismissed. The defendant paid
the the fine of the first trial, $l5, and
agreed to move her quarters.
~ The excursion to Mammoth Cave
D. will leave this city next Thursday
morning at 6:45 o'clock. Already
20 have signified their intention OF
going and any others who wish to so
can join the party at the depot.
The drouth which was ended by
the rains of last week lasted almost
y without Interruption fromJuly 10th
Z gtin Sept. Sth, the longest dry spell
Z. since 1874, when it did not rain from
May 3 till July H..
The next attraction at the Opera
House will be, the well known Hop
kinsvile farorite Edwin Browne, IN
the romantic drama "Good as Gold,
s Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 81 and %
Y They have besides iirst-class com.
\ pany good brass band and first-clas'
orchestra. 49,
tssh Granville Gibson, sent to the, pen
%itentiary last March from this county
one year for manslaughter, escaped
GA from the State prison last week and
q, Is stillIat large. The sheriff has beer
FS notified Of his escape and aroward o.
$50 is offered for his recapture.
:, Buck Anderson a son of Mr.
I Clarence Anderson, aged about II oil
10 years, had his right arm fractured
~ Sunday about II o'clock. He wa
swinging in a swing made to thu
), porch of his fathers residence whel
the rope broke with the above result
The arm was broken near the wrist
The fractured limb was set by Dr.
frJ,AyYoung and the patient is nov
Ali getting along very satisfactorily.
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socIALITIEs.

Mr.. II. A. Burke, of Cadiz, was in
4 the city saturday.
Miss Leila Elliott, of illis county, IS
IN visiting Miss Mollic Buchanan this
week. .it.,i / " mn gfI
Mrs. L. L. Ellis, of lIopkinsville, Is
visiting the family of NJ. IL. Jagoc.
-Cadiz Telephone. an
{ DR.. FIJI. Clarke, assistant physi-
clan of Anchorage Asylum, is in the
city visiting relatives, ,Fbk y
81. Misses Mary Reeves aud Matte
Ilardwlck, Of Elkton, are visiting
the family of W. L. Thompson
Misses Mamie and Mamie Barbour
passed through the city Saturday en-
fohte from Cadiz TO Chrisiiansburg,
va,
Mr.. Phil Gather, Of Ilopkinsville
Is hero on route to Fort Worth, Texas,
where he win make his future homo.
-IIarrodsburg Democrat.
Mr.. Ben Thompson, Miss Olivia
Thompson aud Miss Mary Gum will
leave this morning for visit 10
Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Mcssrs. II. II. AbcTathy, II. NJ.
Anderson and J. d. Mcpherson left
Sunday to attend tho Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, which meets at
paris to-day. y
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/. Notice to City Tax Payers.

Your city taxes for 1885 have been
~ U due since the first day Of last June.
- You are urgently requested to call at
theofAce Of Long Garnet " Co., (up
stairs, Southwest Cor, Main and
0KI. Spring streets,) and settle at once
WALTER GARNETT, Collector 4
THos. w. Lone, Deputy Collector
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RE-TTT -ARDI

LS[l w tzasA--L-Ns'l---
{ A liberal reward viii be paid for
the recovery of a. light bay mare.
mule that strayed or was stolen from
the Sharp place, in Hopkinsville, Ky,
on the night of the It'll Of Sept. 1885.
She Is, about.15 hands high, tail and
name trimmed, shod on front feet
and about years old, s5N @'.ss'
=, L. G. WILLIAMS 81 co, ' =. !. !.
" "a : .5g5 HofkINsviLLE, KY
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A colored 1eot ureg.

Rev. A. Barry of Louisville KY,
will speak at the M e; Church, COL,
Sept. 18th atty, o'clockP. NJ, on
temperance, Also Sept 18Th at the
Virginia St.IBaptistI Church, col. flAll
are invited to hear this great, temper
ance man, q ~ Y 1A9sH