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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
TIE DAY or JUDGMENT

"Thero Is not man In the country
with grain OF common sense but sees
that this Is the day OF Judgment said
MIR Farmer. at tho knights Of Labor
mass.mcctlng In this city Mr. Farmer IL
right this is the day OF Judgment upon
the Issues which unfortunately have
arisen between employer aud omploye.
Tho FIRST question To- be settled Is, VINO
shall bo the iudgoS With tho natural
zeal Of AN earnest partisan, Mr.. Farmer
would rclcgatc the matter to decision
OF al executive committee Of HIS order.
The railroad arrangements aud other rep.
resontatlyes OF tho employer can sec
no appeal beyond their own ulh-
matum II the determination OF
tho Issue were limited To these
two powers there would DO little hope of
Il verdict in which either would acquIesco.
Fortunately for the peace and welfare OF
the country there exists u higher court
than cIthera court which must ever be
supreme whore thought Is supreme -the
bar OF public sentiment, 10 that court
II IL high time to appeal the conflict II
In alroady demonstrated that there can
be no pormaneutpoace by voluntary com
promise, Treaties are patched up only
TO be themselves a source OF perpetual
discussion. The public IL compelled IN
justice to itsolfto step In and sit In judg.
ment on the case, Tho duty Is one which
can not be escaped. Those who yield re.
luotant aud serylle homage to elthor side
only render more dlrlcult It's perform,
ancc. In Che preservation OF TIM, stern
neutrality Of tho Judge ON the part OF
society lies the security Of the country
II Is snpromeet folly 20 swell the bulk Of
the partIen 20 the contest, and any at.
tempt at conscription should ho lrowncd
down A. system OF tyranny which the
government IN peace does not practice
sgains, ia own citizens, and should no,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

permit Its own citizens 70 practice against
each other. This Is the day Of argument
aud not o. force. II Is the day Of iudg-
mcnt
But how Is public sentiment 20 actf y
has only two agencies; one Of mere ex-
preston which assumes that tlthe Of
The people must mutely acquiesce in the
will Of the unbiased and impartial ma
iority. when that will ceases TO be re-
spected there Is no other alternative than
TO refer tho wishes Of the people TO their
representatives In congress and IN legis-
latures for the assumption Of more ar
bitrary shape,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

United statou senator from Kansas dur
lng The war period and Of course was
Republican. But he was not mean enough
70 npswcr The purposes Of tho Repubii-
cana o. that period, especially those %
that state. lie voted against the conyic-
ton Of President johnson In the lmpeacb-
mcnt trial and for this act Of honesty and
Independence the Republicans have not
forgiven him. His vote would have con.
vIcted johnson, but II saved him. Since
the expiration Of his term he has worked
at his trade as a printer. Now the eternal
hate u the Republicans is urging them to
attempt his defeat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
MLhpLAOED HHMOR.

when the Texas Siftugs, alias the New
York Slftlngs, tries TO be serious 1t be-
comes too funny to read. SlflIngs can't be
blamed for iunnlnees, Of c0urrc, for all OF
VA will do aud say funny things At times,
aud even the professional character OF
the humorous papers cannot save them
from an occasional faux pas Of waggery
siltings dlscussrB the subject Of din.
sanity" and combats the proposition OF
the New York Sun that tho increase OF
our Insane population Is largely due 10
the landing of the weak and dependent
classes OF Europe ON thrse shores, many
Of them sent hithcr Ak "psslsted" emf.
grants "As a mat err Of fact" says Sift-
ings, "the great proportion Of our Insane
does not come from imported but from,
native stock. Let the sun look carefully
over tho reports from our insane asy-
lnms, aud 1t will hnd this tobe The case"
Tho sun Is correct An examination 81
the reports of Insane nsylums, ~ silt.
ihgs advises, viii establish the SUMS
statement The census Of 1880 showed
q population Of i3,t76,ti0 natIve.boln
persons aud g,G79,Dl8 Of foreign birth,
yet among this GG7a,0i3 there were
26,Std insane, while The iS 1850 gave
only G5,G5l insane. Thuic were almost
half ~ many Insane Of foreign birth ~
OF native birth, while the total foreign
population was less than one.slxth the
native, The proportion Of foreign. born
insane was about three times as great as
among the native population In this
state the proportion Is about the same
Among the foreign element there IL one
insane person TO every 600, while there In
but one to 1897 among the home.bred
population.
OF course Slitings was only writing In
fun, but some mislniormed people may
say that the propriotors OF that paper
como from abroad and are ondoavorlng To
guard themselves against the suspiclon OF
belonging to class among which there I,
an extraordinary prudisposition toward
muacy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
l.usa rAnroN mnl.ea plaInt thal thl

JAuss pARros makes plant that the
newspapers are immoral, and con-
dcmns tsoir looscnoas AZ criminal. Mr,
Parton has aomc reputation as a writer
Of biographies, but his principal claim to
nctorioty rests ON his having married his
stcp.daughtcr, for which offenso against
morals and law no was indicted In Mas.
sachusotta aud had 20 iioo from the state,
Tho press. wo suppose, did AN immoral
thing when lt ylciousIy reported the facts
in Mr., earton's case,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

wusn Joaeph he Of the mauy-colored
coat WAS in the land of Egypt, II will be
remembered that no successfully resisted
The cntloemonls OF certain siren, one
Mrs potlphar, What n pity that Sir
Charles bike had not possessed more OF
tho spirit Of Joseph. Had this been so,
Mr., Gladstone would not have loat the
services OF IA exceptionally able col
league, and one of the brightest intel
lects In all England would not now he in
disgrace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

IntereetiuG Ekporicnoe..

hiram Cameron, furniture dealer o,
columbus, Ga, tells his experience linus
nor three years have tried every remedy
On inc market for Stomach and kidney
Disorders, hut got no relief until uaed
Electric Bittcrs. Took i've bottles and
Nm now cured, and thiuk Electric Bilters
tne Best Blood Purifier ia the world J,
MAI; A. u. Reed Of West Liberty, XIV.
USED Electric Bitters for an old standlng
Kidney Affection aud saysi "Nothing has
ever done me 10 much good as Electrlc
nlltersp Sold At atty cents bottle Inv
II w. Williams & 20. = 'N'''' ny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

| have Just received my sloes y 4
suiiings, which consists o. " ~
styles in the market, sns 4 !, wv, },
knows the class OF goods Aanes h, X
be well worth your time 70 81 VI. w
amino my stock Of goods i q. ~ Z 3!
ing your spring clothes y! \, NJ 4.
all been reduced on acccps' y. y y w
times and II You will csll ~ z Y {
yourself yon will be couslae'. Y I. I
will only bo loo glad y wv n,
line OF goods, even u son @ ~ I.
have a full lipe OF kngllfn. ~. ~ 7.
domestic sultipgs and lfop, .s.. ~
have never been shown y Wy INK.
the way OF novelties next Z u. sll I. "A
man to net u pCorhtslug XXI
than none at all, and iIyoa pls,s
will return and send his lils.' NV
this IL the way We ipaAe " ", "A
and that is by pleasing o1. NM 4 4
You will Ind me at lne ole v. y 's.s.,1
corner Of Fourth and HOUSES
corner Very respeciinlil,. .,,ss.s
lmpoiuH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

Tua death OF senator Miller makes q
vacancy In the senate from California
mat must be allod by appointment Gov.
atoneman Of that state is a Democrat
The dead senator WAS u Republican, II
a Democrat Is substituted for him, by
appointment, I. win reduce the Rcpub.
lican majority In the senate from eight
20 six. The legislature TO be elected IN
California poxt Allis 10 choose a sue
ccesor 70 Mr.. Miller whose term would
have expired ucxt March GOV. stone.
man IL very popular with HIS party, aud
II a Democratic legislature can be elected,
he Is 10 good way TO so 80 the senate
himself. with this end in view no might
make such an appointment 10 the present
vacancy 81 would materially advance his
lntareats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
No in Boz I.arI. sau.r.

~ possible, for short time, 10 the robins,
uue .le majority Of rohned persons would
prefer immediate death 10 existence In
snpIl reeklng atmosphere. How much
iholu revolving 70 be m one's self a Twins
Ever lever, Bgt this IL actually the case with
uyse N whom the inactivity OF Tho llyey
uINes we refuse matter OF the BODY 10 ~.
,SPv .hrongh the lungs, breath, tho noycs
, n,ua,is ana bladder. II II astonishIng
,sas il,c remains Ia ench a dwelling. DT'
.leIoes Golden Medical DIscnvorv,i
,essoIeh normal purity TO The -ys,em Ana
rcnews The whole being ''" 'pu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
A Cepinin's Fortunate pIrcoyery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and New York,
had been troubled with cough SO that
he was unable TO sleep, and was anduced
to try DR., Kings New Discovery Tor Con
sumption II not only gave him instant
relief, but allayod The cXuume sorone.s
10 his breast. His children were similar.
" Affected aud single dose had the same
happy effect, DR.. Kings New Discovery
ls now The standard remedy IN the Cole
man household and ON board tit schoon.
err Free trial bottle of this standard
remedy At II w. Williams 8 Co.'S drug
store '"n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
Rate. Of Advertising Turpi'hsd on App
nAnrrrr nnANom orrIOMs.

DALLAs--r. o. McKee, manager
DgnlsnN--. DICK UhnmberlAlpi manager
WACD-,A. y. O'NBiil, manager,
aurunAR-J n Dille, manager, a.,
WrAuEnFonp- u. Dorsey ana H. ~ NOT
vail, managers.
PAHfs--U Is. Msxey, manager
JgPTERsoN-J -. kileh0ns, manager
MARsHALIs-itobt. Kennedy, manager
AnfIEsB--W. H Powell, manager.
CLeHunHE w. II, Byrd, manager
M pAAo--B X. Lyona, manager,
gAINKAyiLLE-E, T.. I'M ana D. L. hloAsoh'
mHnngcrH
nOHHAn--C. ", Johnson, manager
IIosEY GHovH--I. q, tiIll, manager.
BAIRD .Fthnk Dorsey, manager
gRrENyILLE,-W u Wheeler, manager
gOLOHlDO.--W Is, Ncwkirhi manager
MmHOLA-.V. iluiimaBtNr, manager.
CtAGoa W. T.. Pulley, manager.
WHfTuAuuHO-J, q, Glenn, mHnhgor'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

"Grandma," saida spry Hve.ycar.old:
'fodie u cross old patch" Grandma
looked MS # she would bite the bows head
on ipr this; aud so The boy lodged her,
aud 4 I out of the way, II was thought
tnnt gmndmu's cnso was one OF dyspep.
a, ioHl and lonEcdntinued For even
such tough old cases Browns Iron Bltlers
works Wonders MIR. III. Cayins, Dlu-
widdie, Va, writes "Drowns Iron Bit
ters made me wei Of spinal disease and
dyspepsia OF twenty ye0rs standing"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

fOni WORTH, TkN.i hhfch D.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
Through the columns OF your excellent
paper wish to extend to the Hon. j, w,
rhrockmorton, NJ. c., my sincere thanks
for number Of Gen. j. Il. weayer's
great speech 10 favor Of free coinage OF
silver, delivered lately IN the congrrs. Of
lho United States I would be gratltied
II you could give II space In your col
nmna. Respectfully, u Is. DAdGETr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

nent. On the way 70 Erie no said to Mr..
Camberni "rhoee fellows tried to get
me 10 say did II, but thought IL would
be- best not ~ admit it, There *
hardly doubt but that the boy commit.
led the dreadful crime, though no motive
IL known Mr. Sells had IN his pocket.
hook Si00 IN gold and SlT0 IN bills.
Witch were not disturbed, besides three
Watches John Hall Of Efio has been an.
pointed guardian Of the boy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
Es.senntor ohnncn nnnn.

NEW foRN, March 9--A telegram was
received here this morning announcing
the death at Purdy's station, Westchester
county, OF exhibited States Senator
Jerome H. Chaffee, fathcr-in-law OF Mrs.
meningitis. 800
Will hE TAKEN 20 MICHIGAN.
ApluoN, MICH, March g.---The remains
OF ex-senator Chaffeo Win be brought
his wife '0 VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

Never fails when the dlis 'as,s "
lowed, hence there y ar'sr,' Nv WI
complaint heard agalnsl y IN, ar 7
cook II able y .s.'1ssls
bread with II a. the prolss,'. - N
simply because its ireEsal,sps.
pounded as 20 make is ,sss'.s1
when the directions arr 49, ...,, "
Is ali that IL necessary e ~ sss,s
pcnsablc 10 an wcltrsgwsfa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
WAR RELICS.
An Hi,torical FIND Near AI,oiI.

An historical FIND Near AEtciI.
AxrrL, TEX, Mmch i, 1886.
TO tho Editor OF the 1aEotto;
Yesterday evening, while John Vaughn
and Dock Barron we're out rabbit buut-
lng they made remarkable discovery In
chapurol thcket on the Henry branch,
four miles east OF this place.
The dogs ran rabbit into the thicket,
and after several Efforts 10 scare II out,
Dock got down on his knees and crawled
into the brush, and To- his surprise he
discovered 40 old brass cannon, which
the rabbit had run Into, and which was
nearly covered up In the ground. After
making the discovery they went home
and got axes and mattock. They then
went back aud cleared of the brush and
dug around the old cannon.
TO their astonishment they found quite
a number OF old war relics--aevUral
sabors, aud some old muskots with flint
locks. Onc OF the snbors was hand.
sOmely silyer-monnted, aud evidently be.
l0nged 30 AN officer. The entire outfit
was badly eaten by rust
A large crowd are there to-day,
aud quite likely more developments
wlll be made. DR.. Thompson
OF Axtcll has two Of the swords and three
OF the guns The cannon Will be taken
Tomorrow ~ Waco. II Is about six feet
IN length, Rnd 10 took three men with
TO move II from its bed In the
ground.
Mr., I'd. Harper, the oldest resident OF
this part OF tho country, advances u
theory which, II true, throws great deal
~ light upon the wonderful And, lie
suys that long before Texas became re-.
pablo Il party Of Louisiana adventurous
headed by Philip Nolan aud Ellis T.
Bean, wero attacked by body OF MeSl-
can troops somewhere between Waco and
Springfield, aud that nearly all Of them
were killed Those who were taken
alive we're carried 10 Mexico, aud there
they we're made throw dice 90 see which
of them should be shot. MIR Harper
says these nc undoubtedly tho relics OF
that bloody nlht, It's strange that they
were not found long ago, but they were
Ia an unirvqucuted locality and In the
very center OF the dense chRpnrel There
Il Spanish inscription on the cannon,
hut nearly all the words are illcglble nc.
cause OF a thick, hard coat OF ycrdigrls.
Signed a Il. MonRE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

TuH uAzHrrA hasn't much 60 any on tho
Atchlson question inst al present fisherman
gegi'ter.
TnE GLLRrTH knows nothing TO a1y,
Does the Register know what the Atchi-
son people are goIng 70 dol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

pR. ARMeTWoNO, the Episcopal divine
of Atlanta, Ga, has been suspended on
account OF the Lilly shaw matter from his
pulpit for Ave years. Atlanta win also
be dry town next July, Whata cont
binatIon o. woes On the unhappy capital
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

Fonr Worm was visited yesterday BY
two gentlemen who were both welcome
visitors, Messrs. Thos Meiklc Of Louis.
vile, Ky, and Or. W. G. Baird Of Sabine
Pass. MIR. Mcikle IL head OF tho firm Of
Thos, Mclklo & Co., pillow manufacturers,
and camo down TO View the territory
where he sells such large quantities OF
goods. A highly succossful man, Mr..
Mekle's opinion Is valuable, aud ThE
GAZETTE IL pleased TO know that he was
delighted with Fort Worth. Or. Baird
came to buy goods, and some idea OF the
oxtent OF territory covered by Fort
Worth wholesale trade is seen in his
presence here from Sabine Pass, the cx-
IRENE southeastern part Of the state.
Both gentlemen were pleased; Mr.
Mcike with Fort Worth as a town to sell
in and Or. Baird with It ~ town in
winch TO buy, Both are invited TO call
again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
NATIONAL pROBLEMS.

Next Monday Tux GAzErTE viii print
All article from Congressman McComas
Of Maryland, discussing his bill for n ma
tional system Of postal savings banks.
These articles are well worthy tbs consld-
Grafton Of thinkers, and they constitute
a valuable feature Of Tux GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

INV YORK, March 9.--The strike ~
the carpenters and ioiners hns been yorv
successful, Nearly all of Tho emnlovers
GRANTED The demands of the men. and the
lst'cr began 90 work again undor ths
average wages Of $3.50 per day inf nina
hours and eight hours on Saturday. OnIv
about 100 men are now out '''y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Mafep ~
stated that the Pacific Mail eapt
tered the railroad war yes'eta,s Z J. Y
ting llrst.class tickets to sen i'' z
Slb0 10 SIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

THE GAZETTE has tho largest
bona-fdo circulation OF any daily
newspaper published In TcSas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

wuErusR the A'chlson, Topeka q Santa
Ne absorbr the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
or not, Folt Worth Ia bound to have an
other competing line to the North
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

rmRs Is no way OF getting around
manifest destiny, aud manifest destiny
has decrecd that Fort worth shall become
q meLrnrolla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
ron RENT l,u,,,,,l'

IGOR RENT or f.ease.-s,ss (, ' .,,:s..,
%, y r9omsl gOonaS ies t s ,ss
W. boarding house klfcel w. r
hpusa, llunman a DanIpb n,
hsenlAi 4O' Main street, Pou MAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

THE GAZETTE 10 the only paper In
North Texas that now publishes the Asno'
nipied Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

w ANTEp good ielIsIs. a'l&
F,r,, d 70 : u, 2. Mitctelik az 'iI9 "A .1ls d
,'.s. NM NJ. llhroeLaoflon Dire,ISsa s' III
w WIZ ,pay wen tpblI. y, W. j'lil II
AuAms' ~ NJ IN street soln %', s.l.. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

' IN, Poypie'A in,elI1ss'e'.
ltaiI,nnnsstp' np elalfs bess,,',s .fa
,san'itohu1, hotels, fs s,u pp'ld,s N
sn 5l,GsoLa ana pri aieH it se, ',l.
dd. ers selp, both maIs a N. S'i..
nIettnv PIomptiy atten6ed !, el! ii.'s
y W snynn, rrorilpio,'N fsells:.
VIE torl Worth EMMA;
6a,, w'n \ % iel wIilPe',yl,, "a "a :.
WIZ p,in,. re Of cbarso, I, s,ss y, % \ y,
E'Ehlh and Nlu'h. ' sens Raslg az.
WANlED-we Man = y "a " ~
,,tI thht we have fen a, ~ " p,g's \
norm s,es and Employment a e
between isi y ia s0 sSqs2s,s y a aa' "
70 take orders foy hsin' w ssg NV.
Rf9ni,pily attended M NY, q sst,,s7 X ,
beil telephone as, 'sam e1e1l3 1,
Ms. FRANK MiIon,',,S,P4sl AAt'5
~ ~ o i,Y,,,'dpnce 10 l05 NJ F.l,s ~ M i,,l'
hnh nv Kinds ~ mnterieii " M' y ,lisst ~
L.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
rnp GAZETTE ABROAD.

Tug GAzErrr viii be found for sale NJ the
places named In the followinB o'tlee
stfpBt and l.. Behainor, Grand Pacific hntrl
IN. Lotua, Mu,-rhulip locder, bRs owe
strrot ana Jaa. Ovnrtun, houlhcrn hotel
Huf SPRINGS, AMI, II. phVla tOu
Homer l.. Wnli n iilrAhnrlh and " V, GToonN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

NJ ANTkp-An enc,rcsls (,
w ON SALARY or cos sss'. W. tsli {
: sess address ", X cais 4, \. n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
The Texas TaranIp|l
The Only Illustrated Paper B N
SUBSCRIPTION $500 prn AVN

Tho Texas Taranlnla = % flkll w
column paper, containing more qilLs,s Y
and u greater variety u choite W.
duotlona than any publlcallo u ~
Liberal terms to agoula AdaIet, sss.l
nicAtions 20 hlihilh as ,,.. \,
Publlshors Texas 1afaniuA, pln. v.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

Eok hEN1.-pscasAn, ts,,,s
Grows HCa s,rly.,i locality &c co1Sss ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

w LINN FURNISHED fo1ms "A.
y ea.neriora street. j MseIsI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

h 81 HOARD AND lol.,sll
NJ ANrED--Bo atl I'D IA M s' N
~ family, near ragetto oflqs IA
hthllnH nlslance aud torms 9sPsl 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

HODGES a WILLS, Ationa, + ]
~ Montague, Texas spoclai slsts. Y
70 land and commercial lnisaIlan
IL Il. MuNDl, attorney al tx +. I
~. agent, Clay county, lierdea n
onlco In court house,
DEN. y. TURNER 4 co. iaeifc n Z
ID hgonte, Vernon, Wlibsfeel 05ari
render lands and pay taNs, furnish lid
OF aud perfect tlll6s, buy, ncll, fcdttr n
resent owners OF real chlale. Ilag ~,
abstracts Ia WiibhFRcr, llAsdomas.
Knox, Baylor and Archer ro1nuh III \
CATION HiIOcinIty
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-03
SPECIAL LOCALS.
CLOSING o.? +!

In order to close out
my entire stock OF
Cloaks, Hats, Ladies'
Underwear, Dr. e S S
Goods, and in fact eV-
erything in my store
at No. 1O3 Main ST.,
n o W superintendent
by Mrs. Carrie Hart, I
will sell everything at
and below cost,to save
trouble of m 0 v n g
same. Mrs. Hart and
Mr.. Waller will be
pleased to wait on all.
This is no joke. Come
and see for yourself,
and be convinced, as
1 am determined to
close these goods out,
as the store has been
rented out. Goods
entirely new and Of
latest styles. Bought
at lowest prices.
n M. LIPSTINE.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-03

Mr.. w. +. Costellow, of Barbours-
vile, KY, u. S. Mail contractor, who
has the Lafayette and New Provi-
dence star routes in this county, to-
gether with about 25 others in the
state, was in the city this week
to look after the Lafayette route. The
sub-contractor ON this route had
thrown up the job and there had
been a mail blockade for two weeks
or more. Mr.. Costellow succeeded
in letting the route, the sub-contrac-
tor being Mr.. G. B. Coombs. IL
order to do this he had to pay Mr.
Coombs an advance Of 5000 advance
on what he receives from the govern
inent, so that he will lose money oil
the route in the future. The contrac
as at present let extends to June 80
| 1888. Mr.. Coombs is entirely respon
sible and carried the mail for tw,
years once before. We suppose Their
| will be no further trouble on Til
route, though it will take preti
much all this week to lift the block
ade of mail now in the Office here.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-03
soc1A1ITIEs.

Mr. NJ. Frankel, Cincinnati, is in
the city.
Mr.. W.. j. Graham has returned
from an extended western trip.
Miss Jnlia Smith, of Charleston, s.
Z. is visiting Mrs. Jno. w. Pof.
Col. L. A. Sypcrt is speaking OF To-
eating In Fort Smith, Ark, to praC-
tice law.
Mrs. G, d. White, Of Cadiz, was the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. T. G. Han
berry, Tuesday.
Messrs. w. II. Nolen and Lee Wat
kins, merchants of Cerulean Springs,
were in the city yesterday.
Misses Lizzie McCarty, of Cadiz,
and Lulu Watkins, OF Montgomery,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. G. N. Blakemore, who has
been spending some time with his
uncle, Clarence Dlakemore, Of Trigg
county, returned to his home in New
York City, yesterday.
Rev. J. ~ Peay, of Pembroke, ar.
t.. "
rived Monday, and is the guest Of
DIR. Coleman. :. Mr.. Willis Welch
one Of Sacramenio's pleasant young
gentlemen, visited friends In town
last Sunday. lie viii soon become 1
resident of Observation-Disclosures
Herald.