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CATAwIssA, PA, November 20.-Jobn
Gearhart lives on farm near this town.
and last week had "a family Of fourteen
children. On Sunday diptheria made its
appearance in tho family, and two girls.
about nine years of age, succumbed t1 the
terrible disease.lo .lone i'm the morniny . ami one
IN the evening. Before their bodies were
laid az rest another child, an infant. died.
aud at this time two girls, one ffteru wears
Of age, the other six. are lying in a hope
less condition, their deaths being hourly
expected, and two boys are suffering with
t1e disease, although not yet dangerously
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in paper on thc size Of the brain
in eVtinct animals Prof Marsh. u
Yale College has brought forward The
remarkable fact that in the race for
life during the past ages che survival of
any particular group ~ animals de-
pended upon the size Oft their brain
as compared With fhat OF their contom-
pofarie- of tlr same elias. Braus won
then, as now. an1 the brain of auimaIs
crushed Out of existence wss aIwavs
found to be relatively smaller chan that
of those Outhving them
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British Victory in Rurmah.

LoNDoN, November Is.-The British
forces pa Burmah have carried the forts in
the vicinity OF Minhia, and captured the
city, after three hours firing from the float
ing batteries, the armed launches, aud the
heavy guns on board the steamers Tho
British lost four men killed and twenty
seven wounded. Minula was the most
strongly fortified position on the river, and
by its capture the way Is cleared for the
British advance % Mandalav. rs the forts
at Ava, twelve miles from the Burmese
capital, are only slight structures in com.
pnrison with those az Minhia.
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Bold swindllnq In Illinois Divorees

QufScY' TIL, November sO-New evi-
dences Of bold swindlos iu divorce cases are
coming % light County Clerk Hazeiwood
to-day received a letter of inquiry ffrom
Mrs. Ida Brown, of Massachusetts. ~
whom divorce was granted on March 20
by the Supreme Court Of Adams County.
There is no such court. and ~ she is mar
ried again she is bigamist. Scoresof Lett
ters, making similar inquiries. are coming
ia from Eastern States The bo0u. AZ.
crees are signed bv Judge Bates and
Cierk Hicks, both OF whom are myths.
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READING, PA, November Io.-Joseph
Snyder, night engineer at n slate quarry.
laid down on box Of dynamite cartridges
and went 20 sleep. What happened no one
knows, but the cartridges exploded. and
pieces Of suyder's body were found hum
dreds Of feet away in different directious
The engine house was cleared out Of the
neignDornoOd. the people in Daniolsville
were badly shaken up iu their bads. Hun.
dreds of paues Of glass were broken.
several barns tipped over and many house.
Jerked out Of plumb. The damage b. quite
hravv.
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.

a Grand Reunion TO be Held of All Tx-sof.
diers at Chicago Next summer.
CHICAGO, November ga meeting of
ex-Union and Confederate soldiers was
held last night at the fremont House and
formed permanent organization for hold
ing grand reunion Of all living oldi.rs
Of the civil war I'm this city some time next
summer. The name OF he proposed con-
veutiOn will be the Reunion OF the Blue
and the Gray" General l. y. Stiles. tho
well known lawyer, orator and politician.
was elected President. General stockton
was made permanent chairman Of the Re-
union Executive COMMITTEES.
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NORWICH, o.. November l9-Gecrge r.
Foley, Probate Judge Of this lMuskirzumI
County was married here to-day ~ Wi.4
Flora Buchanan. The Legislature passed
"a special act last spring empovs arfny the
Common Pleas Court - Issue a uarriag In
license for Probate Judge, 10 heina
deemed ILLEGAL for that officer 20 issue orl
Tor bic own marriage, and Judge Foley .s
probably the first man iu Ohio 10 tale adj
vautage Of the law.
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Soap as an Anilfst

TOLEDO, o., November i9.-Wm Eli
wood, the noted burglar who successfully
worked many Western cities. and who was
recently brought here from Now York aud
committed 20 the County Jail. has been Dis.
covered eating soap. His fellow prisoner.
say that be has eaten two cakes adav FOR
month in order to reduce his weight and
give him cousumptive appearance. Whom
searcned a tobacco was i0uns .n biz armpifs.
Inysiciaus say that this will reduce weight.
hh wood s awaiting trial Tor burglary and
for shooting policeman.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
-Four Miners Instantly Killed by Failing
Ore.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. November Is.-De.
tails OF the fatal cave in at the Colby mine
in the Gogebic iron range, Northern Wis
consin, yesterday are not forthcoming. II
is learned, how ever. that a large section az
ore gave way, falling distanc. OF thirty
nve feet and burying n half dozen men
-Four OF these were instantly killed. Tie
victims are Herman Huppert, H. Huppert.
Jr'' Charles Waugstead and Charles
Raugh. But one of the other men strucl,
by the falling ore, it is said, was injured 10
any serious extent
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CEREDO. WAYNE co. VIVA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26 1885
wAR-LIKE INDIANS.
An Alliance Formed for the Purpose of EN-
terminating the whites.

terminating the Whites.
WINNIPEG. MAN, November ia.-Dis-
patches from Battlcford are OF a most
alarming nature. II has for soue time
been known that the Southern Indians in
the Northwest Territory did not profit by
the lesson given their northern brethren,
but have been more aggressive than ever.
IL Is now asserted in the most positive
manner that the southern and northern
tribes Of Indians are on the point OF form
ing an alliance 70 sweep the whole country
from the far North 20 the boundary line
massacreing the inhabitants and DESTROY
Ing their homes. This means much more
than the late rebellion, and n will be im-
possible for the Government 10 compare
II TO simple riot. IL means a revolt of the
entire Indian population OF the North west
unless vigorous and immediate measures
are taken. From information obtained
from runners who have been among the
various tribes, and from observations OF
others, II Is predicted that he trouble may
come at any moment. The Government was
warned Of the Saskatchewan very much 1 q
the same manner, but neglected to take
precautionary measures until too late.
They can not quell this one 10y talking it
down at Ottawa.
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TRIPLE MURDER.
Grandfather aud Two UncIcs OF His Wife
Killed by AN Ou-tcd Tenant.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., November 1s.-A ter
rible tragedy was enacted in Edgefeld
County to-day. \ man named Robert
Jones occupied some land rented from his
relatives, Charles and Edward Pressly.
They notified him that, as he could no
longer pay the rent, he must vacate
to-day. Jones went to a field where Ed
ward fresslv, aged eighty, and his sons,
Charles aud Edward. jr., were blowing and
snot Charles dead. Edward started in pur,
suit aud Jones stabbed him mortally with a
knife. Jones then reloaded his gun and
KILLED the father, old Mr. Pressly, who is
the grandfather OF Jones' wife. Jones then
came 10 the Court house. entered the iail
ana surrendered, remarking that he had
killed three Of the best men In the county
Another account II that the Presslys went
20 the hrid where Jones was working, and
Jones killed them in self defense.
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Colored Orpbsnaue ps,trovsa

CHArTASooGA, TESv., November 22. The
colored orphauase at this place was de-
stroyed BY fire t1is morning. Tine Inmates.
numbering ffy-four. were saved f,y the
presence 0f mind OF che uatrln and assist
ants, the fire 0r curing while tho chihIraD
were 40 breakfast. The buHdiug and eon-
tents are total loss. The orphauage was
established some years ag0 bv "a uenevoleIf
lady from Massachuserts, ana was the only
one OF its kind ln this section
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TO OHEAPEN STEEL.

An Improvement Claimed which viii Re-
duce the Cost Nine-Tcnths.
PTTsBURGH, PA. November 2O.-An inn
provement has been made on the Besserner
steel process at the Edgar Thomson Steel
Works which, It is said. will have tho
effect Of making Bessemer steel eouel ir
quality 70 crucible steel at about oue-teuth
the price. The change consists ia the
thorough mixing Of the spiogeI iron or
mnngauese, with the molten iron iu the ladIe.
~ as o. uniformly carbonize it. Basssmer
steel can be- produced at "a cost Of "a cent fo
q cent and nalf n pound, while that made
lu crucibie costs at least eleven cents "A
nOunn.
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Terrible Accident 10 a pentl.,.

: CoLpwArER MfcH., November 20.-Dr
Allen Cope, prominent dentist of this
city, while using vulcon'zer Yesterday
afternoon. bad his left arm blown on. and
was severely wounded in tne breast. by the
eKplo.lon ~ the vulcauizer. H'is arm was
HH pulatel above the shattered fragments.
and near the shoulder. but be b. fn "a crffirsi
condition from the wound in his breast.
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AToyn DESTROYED

LONDON, November 20.-Disuatches re-
ceived from Raugoon state THAI the shells
and other ammunition belonging t1 Gene
eral Pnendergrast's expeiItinnarv force az
Miunia were accidentally imited and tho
eXpl sion and co1haEratiou which followed
destroyed the entire town.
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Seven Days Failures.

NEW YORK, November 2o-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last week number For the
United states 2l2 ana for Canad 3s -
against 20 last week aud 100 the week pre-.
vi1us. The increase arises PRINCIPALLY In
the Western and Pacific States aud Cam
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Burned In His Bed.

ST.. JoHy, ". g.. November 22--John W.
Cudup, Inspector of Customs 90 this port.
aud one Of the oldest resileDts OF So. John.
was found burned tJ deatu iu bis bed this
morning He retired early. ami f isl
lamp upset
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caoer d fealed

LIMA, November 2o.--An omcill dispatch
from the Perfect OF Juaia states tht Ca-
ceres has been defeated by che First Di-
vlsi of the Government force. who c8t
OH bis retreat Dy H1arpampa. Cacsres
loat heavily ln killed and prisoners
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MONTREAL, November Z.-Ths entire
adult population Of Ste Martbe village. to-
day voluntarily assembled n church and
pledged Themselves to abstain from aIe3.
holic beverages for the space oi ono year,
The village has population of two ta0u-
annl unr..n.-
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5rEUBEsvuLH, o.. November. 13-Jrnn
9. Crawford, Of Holiday Cave. died Is.
night from ickiaw. superIuduced bv "a
splinter running under Que of uia thumb
nails.
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HoMAs sroT, ME., N.vemher lO.-DanisI
w knson was banged at noon .o-fov.
Ior tne murder Of Win. Lawrence. police
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25
THE CHOLERA,
Ravaging Sicily.

ROME, Sept. 2l.-Rcports from
Palermo regarding the progress Of
cholera show distressing state Of
affairs prevailing there. Thirty
thousand persons have fled the city,
all the shops are closed and the streets
are almost deserted. There is great
scarcity of food and water and the
epidemic is increasing with fgightful
rapidity.
The cholera is spreading in Sicily
and the situation is becoming serious.
Six new cases of cholera and three
deaths were reported in Parma dur
ing the past twenty four hours, and
at Ravigna two new cases and one
death.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. 3l.-There were
thirty-scvcn new cases of cholera and
fourteen deaths reported in the parisl
lines here yesterday.
ROME, Sept. 22.-Therc were 81
new cases of cholera and l75 dcathi
in Palermo during the past twenty
four hours. Reinforcements oftroop
have arrived at different points il
Sicily, and the populace has beef
quilted. No disorders are reported
to-day.
Madrid, Sept. 22.-Therc was 70
new cases of cholera and 270 dealt
reported yesterday throughout Spain
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25
Praise from the Country Press.

There appears to be national ri
valry between the newspapers of the
various States as to which can lavish
the most praise on that greatest of
all great shows, Sells Bros monster
So cage menagerie and great four
ring circus, which will exhibit here
in lIopkinsville OH Wednesday, Sept.
80. That it has met with universal
approval is only too evident from
the llattering notices everywhere be-
slowed upon it. Here is what the
Cincinnati Enquirer, of June llth
says of it:
We have no hesitation in pronoun-
cling this the best, as well as the
greatest travelling show that has ev-
CT visited us; and this too was the
verdict of the multitude in attend
ance yesterday afternoon and night
The performances Of the arena are
first-class, the equestrians, male and
female, are certainly mexcelled, and
the gymnasts and acrobats are GER
tainly superior to anything we have
ever seen in that line, producing
many acts of a novel and hitherto
unseen character. The exhibition of
party of genuine Arabians and
Japanese is something new. Indeed
there are many features in this COM
prehensive show equally strange to
the community of sight-seers.
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The Mikado.

1t is not often that Hopkinsvillc is
visited by a iirst-class operate COM
pany and the lovers of fine music
should give "The Mikado" cordial
reception next Monday night. The
piece is Gilbert Il Sullivan's latest
comic opera and it is scoring a big
success wherever it appears. An ex-
change says of the several characters {:
"Aliss HELENE Cooper as "Yum
Yum" made one of the big hits of
the evening, and it is a character in
which this artistic is seen to great adj
vantage. Miss Hazel Blake was good
as "Katisha," as were Miss Anna Bar
rett and Lille Aldrich as "Pitti Sing
and "Peep b." Mr.. Max Figman,
the popular comedian, made grand
success as "Ko-Ko." Messrs. Waldo,
Howard, Haywood and Will Howard
managed to get all there was out OF
their several roles. The chorus did
admirably; the costumes were rich
and the "make-up" of each well in
Keeping with the Japanese people
they were impersonating. We have
no doubt "The Mikado" will prove
a money-making opera, as it is entire
ly out of the general run of comic
operas"
Don't fail to see it Monday night.
Prices as usual. Tickets now on sale
at Holland Il Rodgers confectionery.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25

The Edwin Browne Company
closed their engagement by present.
ing "Doublc Life at the Opera House
Tuesday night. The company is a
meritorious one and deserved better
houses than in played to, Mr.. Browne
as the leading character was we'll
received and will hereafter be accord
ed the position of favorite with our
people.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25

A horrible patricide is reported
from Lincoln county. Last Sunday
Geo. I. Ball shot and killed his faith
CT, VIM. M. Ball, in self-defcnse. The
old man was whipping his wife,
young Balls mother, when the latter
demonstrated. This enraged the
father who drew pistol and was ad-
vancing upon the son when he fired
with fatal effect. The young man is
% years old. lie surrendered TO the
sheriff and is almost bereft of reason
from remorse. Both men were drink
ing when the affair occurred.
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COURT NEWS.
THIRTEENTH DAY-sEPr. 2lst.

DAY-SEPT. Dist.
CIVIL CASES.
Jas. Waddill VS.. II. III. Short. Dis
missed, settled.
j. l.. O'Donnelly VS.. w. II. Rives'
Admir-, etc, Report of Commission
er confirmed. Same in VIM. Rice VS..
Lena Brashears, and j. w. Long, etc,
vs.. i. j. Brown.
Jno. w. Hendricks VS.. L. Il N. II. r..
Co. Judgment for plaintiff for $l75
and costs.
Jno. d. Clardy, etc, vs.. w. f. Cox,
etc. Defendant filed exceptions to
report of Commissioner.
Mary M. Tandy VS.. Burbridge
Bros. Plaintiffs general demurrer
filed.
Report of Commissioner ordered
confirmed in Arthur Wallace, etc, vs.,
Thos. Ii. Wallace, and Jno. Payne's
Admir- vs.. Alice Payne.
Twelve petit jurors for this week
dismissed from further service.
FIVE DIVORCES.
DEGREES of divorce from bonds OF
matrimomy granted in the following
cases:
Adam Bronaugh VS. Mary Bronaugh
VIM. Russell vs.. Olivia Russell.
Jane Moore VS.. Jno. Wesley Moore.
Alex Blair VS.. Hannah Blair.
Eva Bachman VS.. Henry Bachman.
COMMONWEALTH CASES.
Grand jury returned following adj
ditional indictments:
w. W. Caldwell, assault and bat
terry.
G. III. Hewlett and( Voluntary
j. G. Bourland, manslaughtcr
VIM. lloskins, carrying concealed
deadly weapons.
FOURTEENTH DAY-sEPT. 22nd.
Master Commissioner produced sew
eral deeds which were ordered to re-
cord.
Andrew Sargent VS.. r. A. Morris.
Plaintiffs reply filed.
w. l.. Carroll VS.. NJ. F. Wisdom,
etc. Report of Commissioners filed.
W. II. Howell admitted as practic-
ing attorney at this bar.
Nancy Grace, etc, VS.. Margaret
Pepper, ct a. Sale of land ordered.
G. w. Cayce VS.. Jno. G. Latham,
Jr. Petition and answer filed.
Ut. Harris VS.. r. Maverty's Admir-.
etc. Sale of land, etc, ordered.
The remaining petit jurors dis
charged till 18th day.
Following cases set for Monday
2Sth inst:
e. II. Hewlett and( voluntary
J. G. Bourland, manslaughter.
Edmund Waller, grand larceny.
Chas. Smith, horse stealing.
Chas. Woodbridge, breaking dwell
ing house.
Glenn Owen, ,
Caroline Owen.} ""'"
For Tuesday, Doth inst:
Henry Martin, murder.
VIM. Iloskins, C. G. d. W.
For Wednesday, Both inst:
Joe Rhea, murder.
FIFTEENTH DAY-sEPT. 2Grd.
Il. II. Major VS.. r. II. Metcalfr, etc.
Judgment for plaintiff for Sl25.N
with interest from December II, 1881
and costs. Execution issued.
Josie II. Drice VS.. l. Il n. Il. r Co.
j. w. Downer filed report as attor-
mey for nonresident defendants and
was allowed $40 for his services.
Jas. Montgomery, etc, VS.. Jno.
Sites, etc. Defendants separate an
swprs filed.
f.. ID. Jones VS.. L. II n. r. r. Co.
Judgment for plaintiff for $1,000. De-
PENDANTS excepted.
Geo. o. Thompson VS.. j. E. MrCar-
roll Ell uG. Judgment for $l2S.75 with
interest from Jan. l. IA. Sale of real
estate ordered.
JnO. Malone, charged with robbery.
admitted TO bail in the sum of 5000
with VIM. Malone. j. B. Denham. l..
s. Smires and Tandy Gresham as
sureties.
The case of Miles G.. RadfOrl, mur-
der, was continued till the 18th day
of the March term.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25
Killing at Petersburg, Ky.

Pratt Williams was killed at Peters
burg Wednesday by a young man
named Dunning, Freeman Dunning
was in fight with a man whose
name was not learned when Williams
intcrferrd in the other party's le-
half. Young Dunning came TO his
fathers aid and killed Williams. The
killing is said 10 have been Unsuitable,
though no details have been learned.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

The Simpson Grand jury returned
13S indictments.
Robt. W. Cravens, postmaster at
Princeton, has resigned.
Samuel Belts accidently shot and
killed himself at Lexington, Monday.
Louis Frezc, a small boy,was crush
cd to-dcath under wagon, in Louis
vile.
All of the parties shot in the melee
at Frankfort last week are getting
well.
Elijah Kincheloc, of Barren county.
was Instantly killed by logs rolling
over him.
Willie McGrew, a four-year-old
child, was drowned in well at Madi-
sonville.
John McGrain was killed by Robt.
Wolf, near Falmouth, with knife.
Sclf-defcnse.
The whisky of Jno. b. Thompson,
improperly seized at Ashland last
week, has been released.
An explosion in a soap factory in
Louisville killed Chas Ernst and did
$4,000 worth of damage.
The dead dody of u white baby
with a brick tied to it was iished out
of q cistern in Louisville Monday.
Abe Rogers, farmer living near
Smileytown, in Spencer county, COM
mit4ed suicide Friday by hanging
himself.
There are "a candidates for assess
or and 30 for jailer in Henry county.
On Oct. 4, primary election will
cnd.tlle agony.
Joe Stivers, who shot and killed
John Veal, at Athens, on the day of
the August election, has been arrest
cd in Laurel county.
The marriage of Miss Pearl Carley,
ofLouisvil!e, KY, to Richard II. Hunt
of New York, took place in London,
England, last Tuesday.
James Vest, a prominent contract
or of Mayfield, was fatally injured
Friday afternoon at Viola by the pay
car on the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed
the decision in the case of Frank RAM
kin, sentenced TO life Imprisonment
for killing Martin Cody, at Louisville.
Union county is to have another
hanging. Bob Fowler has had the
death sentence passed on Inn for
killing Miss Lidia Burnett, on Aug.
10th.
Thos. Curtis cut John Organs
throat from ear to ear in Henderson
Saturday, killing him Enthusiastically.
The trouble arose about Organs wife.
Curtis and Mrs. Organ were Both
jailed.
Greensboro and Henderson each has
colored debating society, and the
two societies met at Greensboro,
Thursday night, to determine which
is the most destructive element, fire
or water.
JnO. w. Williams married a bloom.
ing young widow in Greensboro and
in the exuberance ofhis happiness he
filled himself full of liquor the next
day and undertook to paint the town
rcd, as a highwayman. lie landed
in Jail with cracked skull.
The Methodist Conference made
the following appointments for this
district:
II. + Hayes, p. E.; Russelville, II
G. Morrison; Adairville, d. S. Camp
bell Elkton, p. 4. Hardison; Fair
view, J. W. Digham; IIopkinSville
Il. W. Dottomly; Allensville, w. C
Hayes; Auburn, b. f. Orr; Lewis
burg, j. ID. Frazer; Trenton, d. S
Dowles Sharon Grove, j. S. Crandell
Crofton, II. l.. Crandell Dawson, tC
be supplied,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25
Keep Looking Young.

This is the age of young men.
Other things being equal they are
everywhere preferred. Save your
young looks. 1t means position and
money. Is your hair falling of
dry or lustreless? Preserve and
beautify it by using Parkcr's IIail
Balsam. Not an oil, not a dye, sure
to work, clean, harmless. Restores
o llor.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25
COUNTY ENTERPRISE,

have right t6expect and do expect
the cooperation of all the citizens of
Christian, whether stock holders or
not in their efforts TO build up aud
sustain this institution which has
so greatly contributed TO foster a spir-
it of rivalry among our farmers and
stock raisers, and has elevated the
standard of Agricultural and Me-
chanical pursuits.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25

The statement is made that Pleas
Everhart, who recently had seven
years sentence affirmed by the Court
of Appeals, is relative of Judge
Hines of the Court of Appeals. Ev-
crhart's offense was OBTAINING young
girl against her will.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25

FOR RENT, for the balance of this
year the rooms on Nashville St., re-
Gently vacated by the SOUTH KEN
TucKIAN office. Apply to Meacham &
Wilgus.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25

Tyler Nally killed his stcp-father
Henry Ballard, at Bardstown, Mon
day. Both of them were drinking.
Ballard was 80 and Nally 81 years
old. The latter is in jail.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-25

Jumbo's skeleton has been sent TO
the National Museum and his skin to
Tufts College, to be stuffed.