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, 1886-11-07
WIND-WINGED
Items Blown About by the Fall
BreezeS
And Gathered Into the Reporters
Note Book.

Both trains We're on time last evening.
Goddard and Smalley are the new con-
stables.
The district court convenes tomorrow
morning.
Fisher and Lee are reelected to the
Office of justices.
The train from the West was four hours
and a half late yesterday.
Prof. f. j. Pasmore is able to be
around again among his many friends.
The Douglas Coal x Land company
filed articles Of incorporation yesterday.
There is a noticeable dropping off in
the filings of cllims to water rights now
a-days.
Two prisoners were taken West last
evening. One for Rawlins and one for
Salt Lake
The bonfire on Seventeenth and Ferru-
son streets, burned until 10 o'clock ycster-
day morning.
The new hook and ladder house will
probably be occupied on or before the 18th
of this month.
Valentine Baker sold to c. ID. Houck
Yesterday, lot G in block las, in this city;
consideration, $3.50.
The official count will be required to de-
eide the fate of several candidates for the
lower house of the legislature.
Several of the young men of this city
will go to the end Of the track on the
Cheyenne & Northern to day.
The new board of county commission
crs chosen last Tuesday will consist Of ii.
b. Kelly, John ~IIunton and Thomas
Swan.
Governor Baxter received a large num-
Der OF congraiulatory kilograms yesterday
from political and personal friends in the
territory and elsewhere.
The was clogged in the center of
the block on SevohtecpIh, between Eddy
and Ferguson streets, yesterday, but the
obstruction was removed by water force
yesterday afternoon.
Sheriff Dyer, of Salt Lake, left last
evening for that place, having in charge
William %llarter, who was arrested here 4
few days ago by United States Marshal
Carr, for embezzlcmont.
The Democrats of Laramie county have
elected eleven of the candidates on then
ticket, viz. Organ, Lairentz, Lowrcy,
Guthrie, Weaver, Stoll, Kelly, IIunton,
Calin, Martin and Goddard.
l.. b. Davenport has just arrived with
a carload of genuine Pennsylvania apples
which are being sold by Hills & Goodsel
for less money, strange to say, than tn
same qualities can be bought for at an,
other place in this city or Denver. Try
barrel.
Governor and Mrs. Baxter have 70
some time contemplated a visit to thoi
former home in Tennessee, but Mr.. Bax
ter's business engagements have hereto
fore prevented his departure. lie ha
now decided to carry out his original in
%tention and will leave with his family to.
morrow for Knoxville, where Mrs. b. vii
remain with relatives until the holidays.
The governor, however. will return immc-
diately to assume the duties of his office.
, 1886-11-07
Judge william l.. MaggInnis Arrives.

a number of the lawyers OF this city
were present at the depot last evening, for
the purpose g receiving the new chief
justice Of the territory, lion. William l..
Magginnis. The gentleman arrived on
the train from Denver, and upon alighting
thereirom, was soon surrounded by the
large number of gentlemen who were
present to receive them, thus being made
to feel completely at home, and all were
talking together soon after, as if they were
acquaintance of old. The Judge cannot
complain of his reception thus far, and
The LEADER with his many friends,
tenders to him a hearty welcome.
, 1886-11-07

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, San Francisco, Cal,
is nature own true laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had of W. N. Hunt. Large bottles at
so cents or one dollar. 1t is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known to cleanse the system; to act on
the liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispcl headaches, colds and
@fevers; to cure constipation, indigestion
and kindred Ills.
, 1886-11-07

$40, 10000 deposited in First National
Bank, Denver, by the Distribution Cigar
Store. We challenge imitators to deposit
from 100000 up if any of the advertised
nicklc brands will compare with the
S. NJ. S. in quality or value. +. j..
Towslee q Co. are sole agents for the S.
NJ, S. Cira,s.
, 1886-11-07

To millions, pleasing their palatcs, and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
liyers, kidneys, stomachs and bowels to
a healthy activity. Such is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. For sale by w.
n. Hunt, 1919 Eddy street.
, 1886-11-07

All aches and pains of the stomach and
bowels may be instantly cured by taking
Chamberlain collie, cholera and diarrhna
remedy. Sod by ". Y. Hunt.
, 1886-11-07
Maverick National Bank,
BOSTON, MASS.

Accounts OF Banks. Bankers and Corporations
solicited.
our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent
and We re-discount for Banks when balances
warrant IL. -
from Banks mot located in other Reserve Cities
count AS a reserve.
We draw our own Exchange ON London and
the Continent. and make Gable transfers and
place. money by telegraph throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada.
Government Bonds bought and sold, and EX-
changes in Washington made for Banks without
extra charge.
H. We have 4 market for prime, first class In
vesti'--: Sacnrities. and invite proposals from
States, Counties ana Citas when issuing bonds.
Wedo Il general Banking bus..s-=, --;l inyite
correspondence
, 1886-11-07
asa r. 70 OTTER. President.
Jos. ". WORK Cashier.

ICE! ICEI
Those who want pure Lake Mahpah-
lutah ice, should send their order to Sloan
4 Co., or call at Mauss bakery, Seven
teenth street.
, 1886-11-07
HOTEL

Best 81 house in the city. Board and
lodging by the week $3.50. X. of l..
men will find this good house.
&. Il. HALL, Proprietor
, 1886-11-07

The largest stock of fine brandies, old
whistles, choice Hquclus and superine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-08

- Sn gaUsBaD, Su., Isbt Daniel
gine, nabe3u bunbert Sabre alt er Dersr
ri9tet nod rditis 5eIOarbsit nnb iist
6OIs.
- SIN na@iten g8inter pir6 Runs
tacsp's ~bsribmtes OsIsemdl6s p@briifus
Dor Bilatus@ mad ben Der. Staten 9e'
bradt unb ausseifeut wer6en. Das
Bib, has IN Der mo6ernen Rnnifs
eeI9i6te einen 70 mid tigeH YIGt -eins
nimuit, 6as frilem WaaIer ben AbeL unb
einen feltensn @ubm bra@te, 1T IN
europa bisber pom SOC, 900 anbIsus
ben Yerfonen beft9ttgt worber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-08
@efprenben

0an5is. Qu9 bier bat bic &eidss
pot Ronturren3 erbaIteu. Die y9ania,
Dan3i9er YriDetzS to6tpofz unO Serz
tsbrsanfuIt~ bate Nfitte bteies yfonats
ben Be.rieb er6nnet.
E5orn. 9ier Bat in her Ru9i pom
8. Bis 6. September elm GROCER Sranb
eemltbst. 3pii9eu 1 unb 2 ubr ents
itan6 in einem 9~intersebdube Der Ba@e>
@troBe in eiuem Stall Geuer unb per:
breitete fi3 auf ben 9of, no Steinto5.
len, Cheer, Oa4pappe II. |. 10. lager
ten. 0a9bem bieie Stofe in 8ranb
ssratben, 9ins has 6euer fdmeu auf
einen ean3en @ebdubecOmpler 3wtf9en
Der 8adcs unb Der Otauer> StraBe iiber.
usbsr 5ueibunbert 6amiIien, gum Gbeil
aug zen armsn 0oIestIo1eu ltnb bur6
ben granb obba9Ios 9euorben. Gu9
cine 6rau bat i'm 5euer ibren Sob ses
iunten. 6erner werben awei tleine Srns
Der permi6t. Ols Teusr ruItbete bis
) u5r Woresns. Die 6euerDebr fOnute
I6ncr oil bic brcnnsnbeu 9ebdu0e bsrs
lntcmrsn.
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OfprenBen

&0ntgsber9. Inter Der 8esei9s
nune rBoiuz@rpeuer" wtrb felt Sakrsn
bon Der N~iirnberser 6irna s. 8idter elm
@ebeimmitteI 9e9eu auerIet Qeiben per-
trteben. Sns vYnins@rpsler" gilt fir
gang burnLoS, es 1T es ober ni5t. Sn
6as beige hibtii8e R~rontsnbaus uurbe
laut 8ert3t belien DIRECTORS Or. Wes
I4ebe in Der z8erIinsr tliuii9en @o9enz
i1riit@, cine 6rau eingebra5t, bic aue
3ei6en elmer i9weren 8srsiftuns 3ei9te.
Die unteriu9uns er9ub, baB bieie gr.
trantnng bur5 ben @ebrau3 bes
,,Qain : grpeler" berbeigsfibrt nat.
bis nc 9enelen mar, bauerte es iieben
0Odsn.
MemeG. Der beige Qan6ratb bat
elmer Nn5abl bier ~unidIIi9er ,uifi6sr
l1ntsrt5anen, wsl9e, p6pobt ausqepiez
fen, non &ubIunb ni9t pie6er ouf;
geno .nmen wer6en, neil fe bort ais
ftaatsonssb6rig ni6t e,mitteIt per0en
t%0nnen, nit ilusiter 8erfIsuns au9es
orbnet, iofott, bti so Wart CITRATE, bos
R5risrei9 YrsuBeu, 9Isi4uieI pObiu,
III pstlafen. 8on bisier GerFi9uns
fin6 ausi9IieBli9 orme, unbemittsIte
9eute betrofen, Uel3e bic 9eIbmitteI
nidt befsen, nit Tam,Ite mad England
ober Imerita aus3unanbern. Ou ite
aIio Der 8erfIsuns ni6t no@fOmmen
t6nreu, 10 wiro ibnen bic en9ebrobte
Strafe tbre Isste 6abe raubeu.
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ansldnOtide Na@rt@ten.
Brnnbeubura.

Berlin. Cine febr eeIunaene @e.
f&i@te ereisnete fi9 tir3Ii9 in einem
bteisen S@wimmba6e. Ruaben Beri9
teten, hnB elm M1ann an Der erosen
Ereppe ntebergeganssn, aber nidt wies
Der uufsetuu9t fei. SOFort wurbtn ale
8abemeiifer auarmirt, unb me5rere quite
S3wimuer betbeiIigten f9 an Der
Su9e, wdbrenb bas gutIitum seipannt
ben &ussaus a5wurtete. Der game
@runb wur6e abgeiu4t, ober feline 3ei9e
sefunben. Am e~ifrisifen bate fd an
Der GUIDE elm iuuser Ge9uiter betbsis
li9t, Der elm ausge3ei9neter Eau9er
mar, unb f9IiebIi9 fteute es ii9 berous,
baB er mad f9 feIbf eeiu9t bate. gr
mar es, Der an Der srOBeu 9reppe ms
Wafer eesansen unb feiner 9ewobnbsit
9emdB uno pon benz Rnabeu unbemertt
ef am sau3 entsesenseIetteu @n6e bes
8aifn's wteoer aufsetau@t mar.
Sprembers. Wesen Der &ra
waQe, weI3e bic 8erbdusuns bes tleinsu
BeIaserun9saufanbes iiber biefen Ort
i'm @efoIse batteu, beinben fi9 nod
INNER 19 4ngetlogte IN unterfu9unqsz
Daft. SIM 9an3en ftnb unsefdbr elm
babies 9unbert Berfonen a~nsetInst.
Die 8erbanbluns bes Pro3efes pirb in
Rottbus fattinben.
EempIin. Gin be6eutenber Cobb
fuuo wurbe ouf benz Oominiuu 8tnuoD,
wefIi3 uon BobIop, i'm &reife GempLiu,
IN elmer irbeuen, NIT 3iunbedel ueri3Ioi.
fenen Rite perwabrt, aus9e9rabeu. @r
lit ofsubar in Der 3eit bes 30idhrisen
Rrie9ss 9eraubt uno bann uerSraben
uorbeu, 6a ein3eIne Sa9eu, wie 6alsz
tstten unb 8ro3e, bic gpuren buffisen
uub 9ewaItfamen IbreiBeus pom Qei6e
trasen. Der 6unb entbdIt i'm 9anSeu
dber 4 9funb @OIb I'M 8ertbe DOn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-08
Rnnmern.

Greptow a. {. S9on Dor eiuem
Sabre beme,tten bic 9ofbefter 9.'i3en
@beIeute BEL ibrem ~1Oidbrisen Sobne in
Der @eseub Der Nil3 elm @sI5wullt, bic
f9 nit ber 3eit INNER mebr psr9r0serte
unb benz armen Rnaben unfd9ti3e
S@uIeraen usruria9te, 70 baB er faum
nod bag 2iessn i'm Bette ausbaIten
fOnnte. @r pur6e mad 9reifspaIb unb
bonn mad Stettin sebra3t, uub BON Or.
Waste operirt. Der Ar3t tonitatirte
einen iogenannten 9unbswurm, bic SOL
gen bes Beledens bes 9eiidts bes Sna:
ben ieitens zines 9unbss.
BItow. 8ie i9On LANCER i'm
Sausinser 8reiie, 70 berrf6en Jest audi
in Button, Stabt uub Ereis, bic WaIern
in eri6redenter @eiie. Die Sbsrs,
Stabtz un6 Ssminari9uIe IN gItop
ftub porldufs big l. October 9eIdIofsu.
Su Der Orti9aft 9roB:Gu6en waren
BON Iber 100 S9ultinbern bsim S3uIz
i9Iulie nur 7 eri6ienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-08

0ie ein,ise Qinie bur6 msIde man obne
@arwe6ist unb obue ertra Be;abluu9 pom
ct. QouiS ra6 Cincinnati 9eldn9en fam.
TSiir Gidets, Staten nosr irgeuo IpGlte Sn=
formation penbe man lib on Sic Gidet=I9eus
ten Der nit oieier in S%erbiuoun9 itstetoeu
gabnen.
Sn ct. Qouis 101 II. 1903 u0rbI. 4. 9th.
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SeEeH>RaEau.

Srautfurt. Oas enbsiltise gr'
sebniB Der 8oIts3d5luns pom 1. Deg.
1885 lit 6santfurt nunmebr usr6ffeut:
li9t. Oanu@ betrdst bic ortsanueisu6e
Beu6Iferuns 1888, nduIi6 "a, 764
u1dnnIi9en unb 81 749 weibIi9en @es
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-08

BresIau. Die ,SdIefide Bolts
ats.~ fast, es baben weber nit 8enes
bittinern nod NIT anberen Sr6en bisber
irsenb wel9e l1nterban6Iunsen Der Niez
berIaHunsen in benz Bistbum 8resIou
ftattgefunbeu. 9duSIi9 aus Der 2uft
sesrifen fei bic Ra9ridt pom Der 4bs
f6t, ben Benebittinern bas t1riuIines
rinnentlofter in 8resIau ein3urGumsn
uieImebr suetfe Ntemanb an Der Rii6s
tebr Der llrfuIinerinueu ieGbft in ibr gis
seutbum am R~itterplabe.
9iri9b Der g. Su benz SOrfe Gun.
nersborf 1T eiu sroBes t1usIid paifrt.
BUR 6eier bes Sebanfeites burfteu nas
tirIi5 bic i5Ii9eu 80Geri9ihe ni9t
feblen. 90 bate aud Der @ertmei
fer 2a5mann pom Der Grestop'f9sn
3teseIei bersits u1ebrere SdIfe eIidli9
abgefeuert, ais ibut elm Boiler p~erfaste.
Gts CT 6esbaIb an i'm b~erantrut, nm
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V0iEn.

8oien. Dem 9oIeuer 9nIfs comite
flr be Nus9ewisieneu limb aus Ror6
Auerita 1923, 10 Wart iiberianbt NOT
Cen, ueI4e biz bortisen 8oIen eeiam:
melt tabea. gia9bem u @bicu9o
catiftcn Bes!siti3rei6sn baben bauou
1856 Nart bic vBolnii3 :tatbOIii4e
8~sreinisuns in ame,ita", 618 56 81.
bic rGIaieta RatOIida" in @bicaso, unb
1855 SO. elm tir9li9er 8srein in Ga
Saue 9eiammelt.
8nefen. GU ben pom Der pol,
nii5en Yrshe beiprodeneu 9roietten
CUR Rettung bes polnii9sn @runbz
belises tritt elm neues bin5u, weI6es
bes vSre6ownit" BON etnem 2anbwirtbe
aus Der 8ropinB CUR ueitereu Bes
ipre9uns ii6ermitteIt worben lift. Die:
les groiett lit Der Antauf pom Sitter
sitern bur9 bauerIi9e 9euofenf9afs
ten. 6erner w;rb proponirt bic 8iIbuns
elmer uus Wtrtbfdaftsbeamteu befteben'
ben sr6Beren @enohenf9nft.
Oas pom Der Nnftebelunss : @om>
mtfiton fir3Ii3 erworbsne &ittersut
SIonstewo fou tn etpa 18 Wirtbz
i6aften parseIirt unb bic AnltebeIune
bis gum CONNER 1888 %pouaosen wers
ben.
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SnbenjnHeru

9e6iu Die JeisrIi9tstten,
bic dnIdBIi9 Der fiIbernen 6o93eit bes
6hrten 2eopOI o 9~obenIouern am II.
b. Utts. ftattfnben, wer6en ni9t, ME
anfdnsIi3 beobf3tist, In &rau9enueis,
iOnbern in StSmarinsen absebaIten.
auBer benz &Oni9 pom portugal werben
erpartet: Der beuti4e &ronpring, Der
S6nts Don Rumdnien, Elm WitsIieb bes
iddfiden 8~6niesbauies u. q. m.
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6Quunher.

6annoper. Ser Maurerffrite,
weG6er gum 8eginn 70 psrberbIi5e
Nusbebnung ou3unebuen trobte, 1T be-
enbet, in6em bic btsber nod itritenben
Uiaurer sic Irbeit urter ben alien 8es
binsunsen aufsenommen baben. 10000
SIT. an unterftiisuusen nnb Soften ftnb
persebIt9 aus9eseben worbeu. 9amburs
bat babel eiren p69sntIi6en 3uf9uB
pom 6 bis 800 Rt. an !9annousr se.
sabIt. Oie Snnuns bot ibre MttsIieber
perpFi9tet, bel Der 8iuterorbeit nnr
bteienisen Moursr gu be,hdf9tiseu,
weI9e ni4t seitrift baben.
Sarbur9. Gin acknowledgements
Qbgeor6nster aus 6unnOper, 6err 9uto-
pie9, lit, mad bsm WitsIisberuer;ei6uiB
ueL9es in BEN anIasst gu BEN @erbanb>
Iun9en bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS abse:
bruft pirb, in BET Issten 9anbta9ss
FELTON, gar ni6t in bas 9uus einsstre:
ten. @r 1T i'm pcriseu Sabr 9ireer.
meiifer IN 9ar5ur9 9eporben unb foa
fi9 bamaIs 3ur Ni3tausiibuns ieines
parlamentariI9en Ranbats perpfi9tet
boben. Damn bate ntail aber erparten
iouen, baB er basielbe nieberIeste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-08

g~(eDenl1Ien urtD Sirttlern Oh Den E0ttells
tii9en o6sr in @ruppsn, wie 9teieung
un6 3ufau lie bilbete. Goman iprad
nit SfH3isreu uub geamteu iiber UtiIis
tdrs un6 8erwaItungss Nn 9elesenbeiteu.
Seine Retnun9 gait ibneu UNI 10 mebr
fir maB9ebeno, aIs man wuBte, weIdes
9ewi9ts auer6o9fsn Srts barduf ses
Ieet wurbe. Menn erbIidte in inn
~ibri9ens ben Minilter uub a~auermOsenz
ben @initIius in ni9t ouSu fernsr 3eit,
mas natirIi9 ba3u bettrug, ibm Refpect
unb S~beiIna6me, feinsn Sbseu antIan9
unb 8euunberuu9 81 perf@afen.
Oo9 I'LL in einem 9euifen Sreife.
SIN einem dnbsrn bsipra9 man tritiI9,
oft i9onunesIo5 taSeInb bic WfaBreseIn
bes @ouuerrenueuts, isI6if bic 46f5teu
bes EaiIers. Treis Geeiurngsduserung,
i'm minbIi1sn 8erte6r nod mebr ais in
Der 9reTe, bas mar es ia, mas Der 3es
~eierungss unb SpitemDsdieI RuBIonb in
10 bobem 9raoe ee5ra6t 5atte, bag
ielbf Die rneue Sierra an6srsr Gdnoer
faum 5innnrei9te. Wan uIa@te bier
Sen aus~geosbntefen @ebraud bapOu, unb
bridte nit IberrnIGenber SHen5eit Ieine
un3ufriebenbett aug, uatnentIi9 iber
Die Emancipation Ser Bnuern. Nu9
sSesor ssb6rte 3u ben MeiBuersnistsn.
Die Befrsiuus Der vSeeIeHH traf IGN,
ME bic SeeIenbsftser ale, fsbr f@wer.
Wie r~ermin6srte f6 babur9 ibr 8erm6s
gen! Wcber famen fpdtsr I6nbIi5e Ars
better? ue5erbies fir3tete man, baB IS
gu WioeIiesIi9teitea oSer gar gu aufs
itdnben Eel Der @runoa6I6fung tommen,
gu, baB sine RieoeruteseInns bes abeIs
ausbre1sn Tonne.
Semen Ron6ratitid ;os Sesor bauOn
ab uu6 Bel Seite. sSa baibeu Worten.
mebr bnr3 aubeutungen, @iute unb
RIide, als tlare ausorifs, er3dbIte tsui
Der ucu 6aB un6 gtferiu5t p0Gis Der
bIentete cine Ianse 9sidi6te. Sbr
CHM mar Die gerbd5tisnns Jtoman's,
bic in6eB 3usIe;9 bic piImpfe SsIi'
biaunq Der 6lriftn entbisIt. Ser gum
Sffisier bsf6rSerte sinffise Strdfins mar
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@effaIen.

8ieIefeIb. Ser pon Der v0toreb.
aug. 3ts. Der yRei6sfeiubi9aft" se3iez
benen Jreunben bes 5irffen Iteran6er
pom Bulsarien bat if3 u aud Der TOM
ferpatipe 8erein bss ,&reties BtelefeI6
anssf3lohen, tnbem er BET @elegenbeit
Ser Seeanfeier cine Spmpatbtes @rtld:
ring fir ben Sirften bei3loB.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-21

factories for manufacturing all kinds
OF agricultural implements, Not a
pound Of our tobacco should be ship.
ped awGy without beingput in shape
for the consumer. All of our pork,
brief and bread stuifs should be man
ufactur6d at home. But you say, it
takes money to build all these facto-
ries Yes, millions of it, aud we
havn't got it. Others have, and are
annually seeking investments. The
queen of Spain in looking around for
investments of her private income
has near Il million dollars in and
around birmingham. Millionaires
from Europe as well as from the North
and East are on the lookout for places
to invest that will pay them. Why
can't we have them come over and
helpu We can ifwe.will, only advcr-
lise and show them that we are help
ing ourselves and making our small
means pay. But you say this is all
gas and wind. Well, yes, it is wind,
but in old times sail vessels, never
moved without wind, and now they
are moved by gas and steam. at is
a poor wind that blows nobody any
good" or "gas that is smothered."
There ought now TO be an organized
cash capital of at least ten thousand
dollars to be used in our town and
country advertising and encouraging
enterprises for the development OF
our resources. Every man, woman
and child in our section should feel
that they are special agents to boom
our country. Take our little sister
city of Evansville with not half our
advantages, things are moving OH
grandly, her people are united, all
pull together, all talk and work fol
her interest. This will build up any
section. Take our schools, there i,
no deterioration, no better managed
no better facilities, and yet our PEG,
Pile send off their children hundred,
of miles away with the vain hope o
doing better. How can a country
prosper when her people are pouring
into the laps of others her surplus
If you call all this gas and wind
for one am willing to be considered
CASEY and windy by the ignorant ant
selfish. V. NJ. METcALFE.
jackson, Miss.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-21
Advice to the Council.

Mr.. EDITOR:
Ia looking over the life of our town
Tor the last few years there is moth
ing much 10 be regretted in the &C.
ton Of our people or the city fathers
either. Our town has voted a Graded
School, $4,000 for water works
$75,0 600 10 a competing railroad when
completed, and last but not least pro.
hibition, which, ifit proves good
well, if not then we will vote whisky
back. When we come to the actions
of our city sires there seems TO bt
something wrong and it is verified
in the fact that the life OF board Of
couucilmen is short.
With kindest regards for the goot
intentions of the old boards, if the
matter is sifted the cause is appar.
ent. When the Graded School wa.
voted some citizens were going ia
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-21

A father can give his young son nc
better present than a years reading
of the Scientific American. It's con.
tents will lead the young mind in the
path of thought, and if he treads there
while, he'll forget frivolities and be
of some account, and if he has an in
ventive Or mechanical turn of mind,
this paper will afford him more en-
tertainment, as well as useful ilfor-
nation, than he can obtain elsew here.
Copies of this paper may be seen at
his office and subscriptions received.
re, SO year, weekly.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-21

This is a frst-rate time for the can
didates for Governor to set fortl
their views and principles. Public
opinion is just ready to be moulded
and the people are trying to find out
how they ought to vote. 1t is not sc
much what you have done as whal
you can do and propose 10 do thai
interests the people. A public speech
or printed address is what is wan,
ted at once from each of the "Big H.
now in the field.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-21

The Capital Printing Company
bought the defunct Yeoman Office, at
Frankfort, last week, for $1,000. The
sale carries with it the name and good
will of the Yeoman, and the Capital
will probably move its office TO the
building formerly occupied by the pa
per purchased and hyphenate the
names of the two journals. The out
fit was sold at auction and did not
bring Its value.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-21

The Central Kentucky counties arc
rapidly wheeling into line for Harris,
of Madison, for Governor and the
probabilities are that The bluegrass
counties will as usual be united on
one of their own candidates. In the
meanwhile Western Kentucky al
ready has three candidates out and
several of the back counties TO hear
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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-21

The Senate has repealed the tenure
of-Ofiiee act by vote of 30 yeas to
% nays, The effect of this will be
that Offices under the government
will be filled for indefinite terms in.
stead of for stated periods. Thi:
will assist the President greatly in
"turning the rascals out" as the gov.
eminent employees would under the
new order of things hold their places
only during the pleasure of the ap.
pointing power. 1t is believed the
House will promptly pass the Senate
bill.