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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1886-12-04
NO. 10.
JUDICIAL NOTICES
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DUBLlC SALE.
Probate Court Parish of 81. Landry, No. 4ses
ESTATE OF JEAN BArrrsrE A. FosrBAoE.

ESTATE OF JEAN BAPTIsTE A. FoSrEAoF.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of St. Landry
there will be sold at public auction, to the Lass
and highest bidder, by the undersignsd
administrator or duly qualified auctioneer,
at the last residence of deceased, in Prairie
Mammouth in the parish Of st. Landry, La.
on TUESDA 7, December 7, 1886, the follow.
ing described property, belonging TO the es'
tate of Jean Baptiste A. Fontenot, decees-
ed, tO-wit.
L. The northeast quarter of section 80, in
township No. 4, south of range east, in the
southwestern land district, containg one hun
dred and sixty-five and 68t 100 acres.
2. Lot No. of fractional section No. 20, in
township No. S, south of range No. ] east,
containing thirty and 76Il00 acres.
g. The east half of northwest quarter, the
northeast quarter of southwest quarter, and
the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter section 80, township 4, S. e. east.
containing one hundred and sixty.dve and
68[l00 acres.
4. The southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter, section 80, in township four, south. range
ono east, containing forty-one and 42Il00 acres,
located by j. B. A. Fontenot at the StAte
Land Office.
S. lot of land situated on Bayou Rouge.
described as follows: the undivided half OF the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter
east half of the northwest quarter OF west hall
of the southwest quarter, and northeast guar.
ter of southwest quarter Of section q, and the
east half of southeast quarter in section 5, all
in township 4, south range east, containing
three hundred and twenty and 5Ilo0 acres.
6. lot of fencing on rice field i; 8 lot Of
improvements on homestead, consisting Of
dwelling house, barn, feneing, &C.; one yoke
of oxen, four horses and one colt, one loS OF
sheep, one OK wagon, one hack, one threshsT,
one tanning mill, one lot farming implements,
| a,-ha al-ha Int fnnlz RahaIA-
lot household furniture, one gun.
Terms and Conditions-The movable prep.
erty to be sold for cash. The immovable
| property to be sold on credit Of one and
two years, equal installments, purchasers TO
| furnish their notes, to represent the credit
instalIments, said purchasers to also furnish
personal securities on said notes, besides re-
tanning a special mortgage with vendors lien
and privilege on the property sold; the noteq
to bear eight per cent per anRum interest
from their respective maturities, and the said
purchasers to agree to clause binding them
| to pay 10 per cent attorneys fees on the ceed-
it installments in case of non payment at ma
turity. GUS. Z. FONTENOT,
Nov. 6, sc. Administrator.
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Optls''sas Ga,,rier
0ficial Journal q she Parish d 81. Landry.

prnttsHgn ~ SATURDAY NJ
LEON CE. 10 I4. Al. SAMDOZ.
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Tllr Shreveport Tiu.es SAYS Our
exchanges viii confer il f;lvor on their
young Democratic readers and upon the
Times as well, BIZ giving prominence II
once "a the fact that n civil service rS-
animation for admission 10 the postal
service, Nill be l,rid IN the city Of New
Orleans on january llth, 1887
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Every horse owner should have copy
Of that admirable work a Treatise on
the Horse and His Diseases,' = BIZ DR.. Ken
dali. A few copies English or German
for sale at this Office VI ss:5c. per copy.
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The new artificial stone pavement in
front Of the store of j. Meyers & Co. is
nearly finished.
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Our sportsmeu are baggiug plenty of
jack -snipe and ducks now. Snipe are
worth 75c. per dozen. large ducks 125 to
l5c. eaeh
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Sweet potatoes were selling at 75c.
per barrel on our streets during the
past week Still the general crop was
not heavy one.
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Choice lumber ut cost see notice of
Mount PleasaDt Saw Mills IN another
column.
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There Is no lack uf candidates III tue
new parish Of the Acadia. MIR W K.
Hornsby Informs ua that ln- aid Mr..J
G.. Lyons lire candidates for the House. /;
Messrs. II. T. Giark, G. A Prrtn.lis, and
@. a.. Bnndro are caudislates foi Clerk !;
and Messrs. e. W. Lyons, Frank
Brooks md Homer Daiglo are ealdi-
dates for Sheriff Al lively catnl,aisn IL
aIllicipatels.
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A. GIRON,
Const. lst. ward.
NOTICE OF TABLEAU.
Probate Court, Parish 81. Landry, No. 46sl
ESTATE OF EULALlE VIDRIEE.

ESTATE OF EULALlE VIDRINE.
Whereas, Onezime Deshotels, of the par:
ish of st. Landry, tutor i'll the above entitled
estate, has filed final tableau and account
of his administration of said estate, aecompa
nied by his petition praying for the homoio-
cation OF the same;
And whereas, notice of fling Of said petition
and tableau has been ordered by an order
of court bearing date Nov. "a, 1886;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given 10 I'll
persons interested to make opposition 70 SAID
tableau, in writing, at my otfa&e IN the town
of Onelousas. within the time required by law,
why said tableau should not be homoiogas-
ed and confirmed.
Nov. q, 1886 Clerk.
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For ;A ii new Relning gIoa double
barrel bfeecll lusding shot syiaI can ba
lad III i bargain Oh ssplication ~ this
Office
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For dyspepsia aud liver complaint,
roia have d printed guarantee Oh ssv sry
bottle of Sllilol's VitaliEer. III never
fails fo cure At II. z. ou1g g Co.
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Will ypn safer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint slliiol's Vitalizer il
gn.sstlsfeea II, cure you. Sold hy ~.
r Young s. ca.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Parish ST. Landry, No. l3S77
% r. S. wilkins VS.. John r. Renagan.
By virtue ofa writ of Fl. fa. issued out of the
18th judicial District Court, in and for the
parish of St. Landry, in the aL8ve entitled euits
and to me directed, win proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court House, In the toFn
of Opelousas, parish of st. Landry, ON SAT
URDA 7, the 4th day of Dcasmber, 1886, Of
ii O'clock a. m, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
One bay creole mare.
One red COW and calf.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash. G. g. DUSONt
Nov. 20, 1885, ShcriES
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That liacking congl, can be so quick
Jy cured by Shiloh's Cure We guaran-
tee il. Sold by NJ P. Young & Co.
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Tie sugar making season is drawing
To j: close Oakland Plantation. neaf
Washington. belonging 10 Dr.. v.
Boagni, has finished grinding lis nnre-
muberative crop, and ne understand
Thar no care has i,sen II 81 rvsis !.s s.-t,l,
Ii i;eiug the intention If its i,inpti.;ta
to abautlnn tllr culture Of thai piodnci
Camp Hamilton Plantation, n.:as Opel
a,.sas, managed by Nh. 4 H Geiiefes,
will not finish nutil i:inati the 18Th ~
20ii, Abuu, $50 lug>he;,ds will IL
made there. Poplar Grave Plahfasion.
OF the road 10 Baits Is Landing, nan
aged by sI Z. Haiseat has about. fin-
ished rlh. sirl,i aud ,lia price of the
product are both unsatisfactory.
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a limited quantity Of Chufas for sale
at % cts. por pint. Apply soon NJ this
office
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sleepIesa nights. made miserable by
that terrible cuilgIl. SEiioil's Cure is
the remedy fnr ,yan. Sold BIZ N. &.
81 onag 81 ca.
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Trainor g. Russell's Sash Factory,
Washington. Send for price list.
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On Sunday Nov. 81, at FairyieW
Ky, on the line between Christian and
Todd counties, q Baptist church was
dedicated on the site Of the building
where Jefferson Davis was born The
ground was purchased aud given by Il
party Of gentlemen to Jefferson Davis.
who in tuln gave II fui Che location If IA
church Tie donor was present, and
after the ceremony of aedication pre-
s..nted the church with service of
solid silver. The edifce is n handsome
hlicb structure, costing about $4,000.
A finely polished slab IF violet. lined
Tennessee matble, set Ill thu wall of
thu ~vessihnle niti,oslt, the nemati.sl
window. !las this inscription ii RonGp
capitals: Jefferson navis, of Mis>is
sippi, was hnan june ;8si, 1908. o., the
site of This eltnicll He made Il gift OF
this LIT hareli 10Th, 1855, to Bethel
Baptist t,isineil as thinks offering to
/ tils Lord
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Trainor g. Russell's SasI. Factory
Washington. Send for price list.
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D1ED-At Opelousas, Nov. %, 1886,
Mt a. m, Mr.. JOHN PosEY, in the 6Sth
year of his age
- AT Opelousas, Nov. %, 1886,
at 1920 p. M, DIR. LOUIS HApDEN,
aged 81 years and 5 months.
At New Orleans, Nov. %,
1886, at Q AM, Mr.. MICHEL D. GAU-
DIET, aged 81 years and 6 months.
- At Garland Station, Dec. |,
1886, Mrs. ELIZA NJ. WYKoFF, widow
of the late VIM. H. Parrott, aged about
80 years.
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Far lame back, side or chest, use
slliloiss Porous Plaster Price 25 cts.
Sold by u. z. Young ~ Co.
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Col Daafl Dcnnrti. the veteran
agricultural editor of tie New 0iieans
picasiaite s,As:
I'll ear.s ri,4ps. w!at.. sssitilert4 hntds
wete iici., farmers ii.iew h.ii cuif"a
seed ava, IN q nafs:.nse. ;.ts.i 'hus
threw away nptold miliiplss II pta~s
pilates, potash ;i,d oihei tettiliznts; ];
and nou this valuable product il sold
to the oil faetnries for a tiifie, finishing
up this work Of sobbing the sui, Whirh
their fathers commenced nearly II huns
dred Years ago.
The cotton seed oil mills 1T the South
ate supplied by those WHO cultivate
cotton with cettan seed that n tllc
Clubhouse does not ilet them more than
$5 Il ton, and abont So ut tliei, ship
ping points. In 1880 ille South liad
hut forty of .tlscsesoii mills II nov lias
I46, with a capital of Sli.000, 600
more than three TINES tle amount in
1880. OH mills are soil robbers they
rob the soil Of its richest treasures. and
diminish our home supplies 81 corn and
pork.
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AZ nicc assurfniont If fresh gTocerie
Ill y K SandoS cIleap for caah
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Congress meets next Monday.
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NRArHEa AND FAnM We base had
clear mud pleasant Weather dntiae The
past ws.eK. The clouds wetr ttrtateiI
ing ~ "Wednesday morning bas the
wind shifted aortl. md tnsned nsoder.
ateiy cool without any rain. The eoi-
ton in The fields has sustained no aiist,
rial damage, and ID 4 few days mime
the entire crop will be picked And
ready for the gil
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A Church Point. STORE honse 5Ox40 1t
"A with warehouse. residence, yard, garden
aud pasture if desired-all for SIS per month
For SaIes-One pair OF mules, four ere
ole horses and pairs of work oxen, will be
sold very cheap for cash. For further infor'
nation apply to or address
Fl. y. GUIDRT.
Oct. 9-2m1 Church Point, La.
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0REl.tst5sAs:

AatRt DECEMBER 4. 1856
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Siliioll's Cough and Consumption
cure is sold by us or IA guarantee. 1t
cures consumption Sold by N. P.
Young g. Co.
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a Telegram fr.,m Rhyme gives the fol +
lowing account Of tbs killing III 4 lner-
chant of that tuwii, on Sunday eveniDg
last: ..Mr. r NJ. Levy was accident
ally shot this evening The ball enter
cd his abdomen and caused his death IN
one honr. II is supposed he was shot
by negro to whom he was selling car
tridges. Tie negro left town iminedi-
ately aud has moi been Identified.
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Pigs feet, pigs tongues aud Bolngn;
sausages at J. X. Sandoz's.
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Cutarrh cured. health AMI sweet
breath secured, 10y Sliioh'k Catarrh
Remedy Price so ets. Nasa! injector
free. Sold by A. P Yo,sng & Co.
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Saved His Life,

MIR. D. Wiicoxson. of Horse Cave,
KY, says hr was, for many yrars, bad-
ly afflicted with Ph,hisic. also Dia-
bete$; the pains We're almost nn+n-
durable, aud would sometimes almost
throw him into commissions. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief frnm first
bottle and after taking six bottles, was
entirely cured and had gained i'll flesl,
eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes lr would have died, had il
not been for the relief afforded by
Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents IL
bottle hy Al. p Yunug s. Co. 6
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The AbDeville Meridional of last
Saturday cnntains lie following l,;ira-
graph. We know nothing IF the scheme
referred To. Who Goesf
IL WAS whispered ID oui ear Il fen
days ago thnt, while the citizens of
Rayne and Pr.,iIie Hayes are discussing
the question lis to wl,icl place would
hs the most eligible point to build a
courthouse for the pcs parish et Acadia,
sonae partiss III Orelousas are privately
discussing tf.e f,fopliefs aud arranging
. scheme of laasilig { heated ais miles
west III tile former named place, and
calliug iiic iss.w fawu T,aikrrsonviiie.
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General Notes.

Onachita Telegraph Gov. McEners' Is
ambition is Il, ht, Governor ngain, mud
he thinks he can beat Nichols.
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

Nov. q, 1881
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GHERIFFS SALE.

Oct. 50, 1886.
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Nov, n, 1886.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-12
Fence Law.

Alta meeting of the farmers Of
Christian county held in Hopkins
vile on March 9Th, 1886, for the pur.
pose Of discussing the passage of
stock law, Thos, Green was made
Chairman and j. G. Moore, Secre-
tary. Alter the chairman had stated
the object of the meeting, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
ResolUed, By the farmers of Chris
tian county, that the chairman of this
meeting appoint ten persons as COM
mittee TO draw up law to be known
as a Stock law, for the benefit of far
mers of Christian county, and that
said bill be transmitted to the Legis-
lature Of Kentucky, together with
petitions from all who are favorable
to the passage of such law, from
every part Of the county and further,
that our Legislators be asked to use
every endeavor to have said bill enac-
ted into law, with provision that
same shall be submitted TO the peo-
pie at the next August election for
their approval or rejection,
The chair appointed the following
oOmmltteei G., V. Green, DR.. B. s.
Wood, Alfred Wallace, Thos. j. Nor
row, w. r. Oates, w. Il. Radford,
Seth II. Myers, W. E. Embry, Thos.
L. Graham, j. +. Garnett, w. d.
Garnetts John W. Courtney, Jno. M.
Dulin, Thos. M. Barker, Horace
Buckner and ]. v. Forbes.
The committee are requested to
meet in Hopkinsville on Monday
March 10Th, 1886, at l o'clock. Meet
Ing adjourned.
J.C. MOORE, Sec.
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$45 Stolen.

Last Monday morning a stonecut-
ter employed by Andrew Hall stole
$40 from Duncan Buchanan, who
works in Ducker's carriage shop
across the street from Halls. Buch-
anan is in the habit Of changing his
pants and putting on a pair TO work
in. His pants containing $45 were
hanging in closet when Holacher
came in and watching an opportuni-
ty when Buchanan stepped out he
deftly distracted the money. After
hanging around some time after
wards, he went out and 1t was not
until noon that Buchanan discovered
his loss. He set about investigating
and developed the fact that Holacher
had been spending money pretty free
ly although he had not been paid any
by his employer on that day. When
attention was again directed to Hol-
acher 1t was found that he had skipp-
ed out, buying ticket to Nashville.
Instructions TO arrest him were telc-
graphed to Nashville, and he was
promptly apprehended Tuesday. A
pistol and $22 were found on his per-
son. He is now held for carrying
concealed deadly weapons, the penal
ty in Tennessee being a fine of $50
and 80 days Imprisonment.
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socIA1ITIEs.

Mr.. c. ID. Runyon, Of Trenton,
was IN the city Wednesday.
Mr.. r. p. Owsley is quite sick at
his home near Beverly.
Esq. W. IL. Cato, Of Scates' Mill,
Is attending court this week.
Miss Matte Campbell of lIarrods-
burg, Is visiting relatives In the city.
Mr.. Lou T. Gaines, recently of Ca
diz, left Wednesday for New York
City to engage In business.
Miss Matte johnson returned from
Nashville Monday, where she has
been on visit to friends.
Elder ]. d. Hardy, Of Dowell,
Kansas, IL spending tho week with
friends Ia the county.
Miss Ella o. Higgins, Of New Prov
idence, Is visiting Mr.. j. IL. Brad
shaw's family, near Lcngview.
Mr.. William d. Mayo, of Fulton,
KY, has accepted position as sales
man, with Mcssrs. Chastain Il Go.
Miss Minnie Dalton, Of Barren
Plains, and Miss Ida Peck, of Spring
field, Tenn, are spending the week
with Mrs. j. +. Pyle.
"Honest John" Moayon and wife
left Wednesday for New York City,
aud other eastern cities, to purchase
their spring stock. They will be alb
sent two weeks.
Mr.. NJ. V. Owen, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Lizzie, and Miss
Lulu Gary, left Wednesday for
Windsor, Mo-, to remain three weeks
on a visit to his brother.
Mr.. Chas. d. Overshiner, of Santa
Ana, Cal, is visiting the family of
his father, Mr.. John 0vershiner. lie
left here three years ago to seek his
fortune In the far west.
Dr..W. II. lIopson returned from
Cincinnati this week where he had
a severe attack Of eryslpelas, which
came very nearly proving fatal. lie
ia now much improved but is still
far from being entirely well.
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Alex. Hughes as a Soldier.
Ed. Souri, KENTuCKIAN:

Ed, Souri, KENTuCKIAN:
/ notice with sorrow the announce
ment of the unnatural and sudden
death of Alex. Hughes, journeyman
tailor of your city, OH the morning
of the 7th inst. Early in the year
1862, when the beating of drums, the
shrill blasts of the bugle, with the
waving of banners and marshaling
of forces were active and the chival-
rous of the South were wing with
each other as to who should be in
the first rank, there was a poor
journeyman tailor who reported to
the captain of our company for en-
listment and duty. That captain,
Vim. Mari, of Clarksville, ifliving,
to-day would bear me out in saying
that no truer soldier ever breathcd
than Alex. Hughes. Nothing under
the great canopy of Heaven but a
love of his beautiful Southland to
prompt the sacrifice ola quiet and
peaceful life for one of privation and
strife, and yet there was none who
more heroically discharged every
duty incumbent upon soldier than
the subject of this sketch. If any
member of his old company-Co:' r.
10th Ky. Cavalry-should notice this,
| am sure it will bring sorrow to
their hearts. May peace be with
him. w. w.
Church Hill, Ky.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Seventh to Tenth Days Inclusive.
CIVIL CASES.

| Ni'ib Nhoho'
Mollie Wallace granted decree O
divorce from her husband, Harry
Wallace, and restored TO the right,
aud privileges of an unmarried wo
man.
r. d. McReynolds excused as Q
petit juror and Tobe Gardner, col.
put on the panel In his stead.
j. N. Metcalfe VS.. Cortcz Leavell
Judgment for plaintiff for costs IN
the case and petition ordered dis.
missed.
Three cases tried last term stricken
from the docket.
Four cases continued on motion Of
plaintiffs attorney.
Bank of Hopkinsville vs.. j. B.
Davis. Judgment for plaintiff fol-
1898 50 with legal interest and costs
Lien on real estate ordered TO be ell
forced. Master Commissioner APP
pointed to sell said property.
E. A. Wilson's Admr. VS.. N. d.
Dixon. Judgment for the plaintiff.
Lien on real estate ordered to be ell
forced and property sold by Master
Commissioner.
A. j. Weaver sc. We. M. G. Rad
ford, guardian. 500 acres of land Or
dered divided into seven shares.
Commissioners appointed TO divide
the property.
Several answers in minor cases
filed.
d. d. Owsley VS.. Joe Jesup &c.
Judgment for 800 with interest for
one year and costs. Foreclosure of
mortgage on town lot ordered.
E. G. Glass VS.. j. J. Mitchell.
Judgment for plaintiff and enforce
ment of lien ordered.
Willis Carter granted a decree of
divorce from his wife, Mary Carter,
and restored to all the rights of an
unmarried man.
Geo. 0'BaiIey grantedia decree of
divorce from his wife, Lula O'Bailey
and restored to all the rights of an
unmarried man.
B. 7. Underwood, trustee of the
jury fund, renewed his bond with E
l.. Foulks, NJ. j. Underwood and A.
G. Overshiner as sureties.
Aurinda A. Cotton VS.. Sophronia
Renshaw. Judgment for plaintiff
for $1,000 damages. Motion to ar
rest the judgment, by defendants at
torneys.
Six cases continued till next term.
Jno. Il. Wright vs.. P. 4. Bacon.
Stricken from the docket.
Cloey Durrett granted decree of
divorce from her husband, Dave
Durrett, and restored to all the rights
Of an unmarried woman.
Artemisia Mcknight VS.. Carter
Pike &c. Trial by jury and judg-
ment for the defendants.
Forbes & Bros, vs.. J. r. Penick.
Trial by jury and Judgment for plain
tifis for $40 with interest aud costs.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-12

AS there are a great many>who
would like to take commercial
courses and do not feel able to go to
a city and pay out the necessary
amount for board, etc., the Bryant
and Stratton Business College, at
Louisville has adopted mail depart
ment, by which they can instruct the
pupil at home, and by close atten-
ton can master his course in about
the same time as is required at the
college. ANY one desiring to take a
mail course, will do well to apply at
this office as we have a scholarship
to dispose of.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-12

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group and all
diseases of the Lungs and Bronchial
tubes or air passages, use DIR. jack
sons Lungwort and Wild Cherry, it
is an -unfailing remedy and very
pleasant to take, can ba purchased at
j. r. Armstead's Drug Store, Hop
kinsville, KY. Price % cents 50 cents
and $l00 per bottle.