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New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

Business IN state bonds was insi2nncant ana lncud-
sales only Oi North Carolina special taxes at 10 ana
Virginia is deferred at 81. or city bank stocks I'm
porters aud Traders sold (J at 27O and Butchers and
DrOvers' $50 az 100
The general bond market shows less activity than has
been usual OF late I'D prices moved lrreguarly Erie
second cousOls of q per cent at lO34 the eN
coupons declined Il to s9 but recovered to 81 and the
furded coupon 81 closed 4 lower At 80 rrst cunsol -
advanced l. per cent TO l35. Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas first cOnsOs recovered from decline To ll, ana
then 10 the general IS closed Il lower at - g. ahd
the % = 79l2 Rome. WatertOwn and OgdensOurg
consOls IS we're of 9j0s and the incomes declined
4, to 5OA Central OF New-Jersey debentnIe bs were
easier al 593.ds3 and American Dock ana Improve.
ment declined a 10 GOA Elizabeth, Lexington anu
Big sandy y6swere OF al lO22 Canada southern rst ID
declined from lO7 10 lO7 lO75 and Tue SECONDS were
liOwrr at 90 West SHORE guaranteed ~ were urn AZ
about lO3la Baltimore and ohio % advanced g 20
10 Toledo and Ohio Central nrsts we're on =
at OsA The East Tennessee, virginia ana
Georgia issues slightly easier tue c0hsol os q!
s2ls aud the incomes 1873 International ana Great
Northern 8. deelin from 9Os to s9hds9A. Columbus
90 after selling at s9L Richmond and Allegheny trst
receipts were firm a. ~ Green Bay, Wlnona anu 60
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
CLOSING PRICES or PRILt DELPHII STO1HS



The directors OF the Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany at their meeting to-day ordered Apri
- of certificates Of indebtedness payable in the capital
stock OF company par Within twelve months, or
when the compInY shall have Obtained authority to
increase its capital stock; and until so paid the sad
certificates bear interest tn, rate AMI payable
times and in tbs slmo amer rs tle
company shall nay dividends the capital stock Such
certificates be transfer Ible ths books OF the com
pany the OF y per cent the present capital
stock stockholders Of record on NJ arch %, in lieu
OF a cash dividend for the cIrreut quarter TO end
The estimated returns for the quarter sho W
a net applicable to tho ply nsnt o; dividends Of
only 5000 500. A. per cent the capital stock Is
equal to 81 200 OOO it follows that the company Is to
issue certificates OF Indebtedness to the amount Of
S293 about p per cent IN excess Of own e,t
mate for the quarters net earnings And recent
experience has shown that the company :
estimates are very un;rustworthy when compared
with the actual reported three months later
The statement given does not include the present
dividend aud therefore shows surplu, to date OF
S5.OOs $50 instead Of Sj.S SGS9 rs It would have
shown il made in the usual form Otthc ale- surp Us
the statement says "O the surplus az tho close or h'
quarter OF So OO- 6ss t. shown in the statement,
there have been invested In the construction and pur-
chase OF lines and o:her telegraph properties up to the
beginning Of the quarter 3SS 9-6 H. which viii prob
ably he shown have reached four and half millions
by the close or the quarter, with probability Of requr
ins further investments OF considerable sums at an
early date" All this expenditure hI' been
and is contrloutory to tue net earnings Of
the company has contributed towari the dividends
paid and therefore In surplus. It is seen
that if the present PIT IN the statement and tho
expenditures amount to "Si11o0)0' ihLc th'rc is a
deficit OF over 500 instead ofasurpus OF - o0sGss
s shown by the statement ant OF SilO2179 rs shown
by tie corrected statement OF December 81 1883. The
following shows the estimated results for the current
--trt,t d, rhnC aon nwra
Of 1sSj:
Eefip al
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
LIVE STOCk MARKET


NEWFORk Wednesday March IO-bftIN b = Is M
not ncudug cars late yesterday ~ cara or @S
heat-0- ears a. Jersey ly ana ~ cars az ooth 81 aa
cars Wer bdc on the tNnfy ylla Oid put hoI
10 arrive until Iate IN ne ltet4oon io'al drrNas lor
our ddSs t2-3 Heau ds"H5t t doS peau Sotb ~
j. cttO"S were !Or MI Ea''lau anu tn' '"Io d' '"o7o
yards was ununportahC ,.. -,,....-,, -
W I'm oAly % ca!s on stlc lI Jes ny ] ~ apl
higher ngurrs ana the yaids Were ce u al cpnpa d'lr
efy non at aq1dA,e o. Ioc ir Grr b & ~ s{.s s ne
trashy lots OF steers from Buffalo ,od a. low as
rau e oi - -0-6 10 with par OF iat oxen bringing
-W Try O"s solu AZ 1@1ft LuLs 70 U0r - 'V III IN
c.uoiAg - head oil -tlt nlhl Long lsiahu WHICH were
sold small .Ots NJ - H. q 81 5OD
NO shipments oi 1--we Ock Oi fIe9 Nli llol us port
The Britannia viii tikc QUO 10 morrow -" curriers'
viii carry II Lave 7Aeept 10 70utu America ,,- H. .- m
-arJ. Monroe. - DuclgO steers Lib 10, ~ - bo 3
L. CJ. I,-St TO- Al - 90 5ih l.. 80 ID, al - lo 40
l,laI II. a. - lut 90. To- l aI 2 ~ .p 10 3D.
at r5; 3- do LA 3D. III - - 90 is' D ~ = w! -
b. Mmxru. ID Z Lpnis steers l36- TO- II - - = 60
33 do l.227 10. - lji - do, 1903 b.
or - 10; 80 do LUA n az = y do 81 b .t>i -; .
O4ea. Ij4" IL, at 81 30 bnls A. 3 H. at - ~ 3. .
y. hcihcrs2n. l. MX'4 "S'te.H ,ee ',toVg ~ 40. T
do la2 H. AT 40 -" DO li3O 10 At - - 20 u, ~
no - 10; 10, l,-il To- NJ - Vi Iit' Va" v' ID
- D; u do l,lJO o. az 81 y do 5', ID a. i 10,
.o-O %. II 81 30; l6 do, IL ~ az = y OKeu t'
NJ. Goldsmith - Long Island stu Bulls l22o 70 aver
age. az 4 lu0 ~ 30 ,o,, . 80. .-
- do b at - us. ) DO. 1867 D a. :, %, = DO
lug. 10 -; 10 Oh l215 d. an = - ~ 60 lO-
N az .a. u do 30 % tO l.u3u 3D. at - Jli
do 2I3 r. SD Bulls. l@iO b at 81 o DO ' -
t. Connecticut Ok H. Il ~ TO- at - o'' w. -'''o
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

March 10 Prov ,ioa- -BIcon Gambler lnd oas
Clear MMiles, -SS ID. -nJrt Gear Aidiles
Zas Ud.. short RIBS. ZJs OIL shoulders. Is ud
nee.--1 FOR Extra lnian Moss. ftnc J2s ID
hes- jl5. u D.. Prime Mes. fastera.
5,s western. 4zs 6d. Lard American J2s. Prime wss
oru Sls , Lard oil. Sos OF Hams Long cut. 3-s. III
-hOuaers 81 Butter 5js Oh per cwt. Tor nnest United
efates Cueese--A AmrrIcan Choice. a. ud. Whcat-Hed
Wrstcrn spring - ID q1s 81. Red Winter ID - j
9er cent 9JUEg - ~. New Western Winter. - l
Western. ts. 5L: California /. -. d .
o. l CIfornan No. p - sd. 6s.>d contsL produces
splrltsOi rdrDentne. 81. Ca. London I'd
cwt t,enued UetrOeuti. I'll al M per gallon Coyarsesd-
cyt IIIOy-2 Rs.o-
Pale. lis. Ud Oh IIu see OIL ~ q
Cd pet cqy5. IaOW-finc AmeucIn 2js id. Prime CtV.
~. Sd Usr American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ora = s,!, lOi e. quarters. III. 70.
arch lUPrOduce- OF. 40 l2sbd % fik
al per CtcUta Lnsetf AS ID Der quarter iAaserf
Cahe \ !. e7 -. Refined Prfr1ieum. ID q
80 gallon. spirits o rIrDelus. 3Ds. .L
Sncrr on e. ton. kosn tOmmon. 3S I'D per csLs
Isals lBs q ia Pr0Usi0n--tsri 33s. Od
American -lSar. IS o. per cw tor Cuoa Centrifugal
9oo aud 3s sd l4S OdfOr CuDa Nuscoye tzr
tpernng aI1lt. Australian rIilow-Be't rs 6d. . 80
Gi. Mutton 2js. 6,t 0so+ su- COcOl Nut Ou-Cegiol
,vywrPP March 10 O-wicoxs Lar'l closed fraaes
- R1t,;TS Harcn lO--Petroeum marks 75 pfenniga
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
NO REASON 70 GIVE PoR 4 REMOVAL.

AppraiSrr IcMullen has sunni arlly removed
/ J. Crooker examiner of shaws and cl'ak- ~ the pub
lie stores Mr.. Croohcr las held tlis place FOR many
wears and was considered expert 10 the line OF goods
upol which he passed. Iii. suspension caused consider
able surprise at the Appraisers OF ce. Mr.. McMu!cn
when asked Yesterday what his reasons were fOr
removing an examiner favOrably known replied: |
do not care 10 say anything ab"ut II.
Was there any charge against him J.
No. there nothing against him. so far as know
Inc was all right | Judged 10 best remove him
Tie AUrrai-ev said that he should fiji the vacancy
after awhile by appointment after civil service
examination. He added thgt such things as CfOOkcrs
removal Ocenrred every day In his office.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
LEGISLATION IN NEW-JERSEY.
THE CHASE BLU DISCUSSED IL THE sENATE-MEAs-
UKEs IN BOTH HOUSES.

UREs IN BOTH HOUSES.
TRENTON. March 10 tSpeciaj.)-The Senate
this afternoon mp the Chase bill and the point OF
order was at once raised that the bill was open to
anondment being an entirely new measure. President
Grcgs said the changes in tue Assembly were OF
the nature OF and that the only open
to the Senate to accept or reject the bill Us amend
ed Debate then proceeded on the main question. and
Senator Fish made address Of an hours leugth upon
the merits OF the measure He said that the Pennsyl-
yania road despite tbs arguments OF Messrs Gardner
and Grics had practically agreed to the position he
Fish) had taken that the bill repeater OF the Gen-
era Railroad law but in amending 1t to remove this OBJ
lection the change had beeI merely IN form and the %
terial objection remained Mr. Fsi read the reports
OF the United Senate Committee the bridge
and declared that the argument conclusive showing
tue uudoubted power Of Congress in the matter The
only effect Of passing thc bill woud be to bring on law
suit The bridge dcmlndcl he said. by the people
because it would establish real competing Hue betweeh
New York aud the West The contest had settled down
the plain issue that the Pennsylvania Railroad was
determined to usc the L3ss aturo 10 inure business
rival aud to shut competitor whose presence
would be OF the highest value The senate IIld tne Dill
over until tomorrow morning.
The Assembly placed the calendar the bill TO reduce
railroad fares near New-YOrk Notwithstanding the
adverse report Of the Committee on Railroads and
Canals There spirited debate and it proved dc
cisive victory for the friends OF cheap fares.
The House passed the bill to prohibit the sale OF oleo
margarine by a unanimous vote. The bill extends the
existing provisions and makes them more stringent
The Governor veto )f the bill to increase tn
Hoboken police force, on constitutional grounds
NIessys Parker, Gangewer. Hutchinson, BesS0n, ana
ThrOckm1 1rton, three Republicans and two Democrats
were appointed managers for the Assembly IN the lm
peachuent OF Keeper Laverty. Mr.. Besson. however,
declined. and speaker Armstrong was selected IN his
place. This leaves the managers win ohiy one Demo,
them. and the feeling that thi- may cause
will IL s believed, lead Speaker Armstrong; wlth-
dr.wal The senate or Tered the Martin bill for The
promise OF taxes to third reading, after an extended
debate.
There is cons derable talk about the Governors re-
nomination o. Lawrence Fell Labor Inspector FrlIs
attention 10 MS duties had been doubted and many OF
the members OF the trades unions opposed TO hlm
The Senate will probably confirm the nomination, leV-
ing the responsibility on the Governor, anu leI hIln
sufler the consequences.
The Laverty impeachment trial will probably begin
next weeh
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
llrssLnNAnLLS EnR rrAH

CHICAGO, March 10 lSDecjaN.-\lrs Bailey, a
missionary IN Utah. spoke to the Womans Presbyterian
Society for Home Missions last night she thought salt
Lake City would he good field for the eyangclist sam
Jones and sam small Utah could not be saved by the
Army but by Christian teachers aud preach she said
that the NOrmOus were intensely religious, ana Wheh
some of Their locked up Tor violating the laws per
tanning To their brethren gathered around the
prison walls aud chcoTed them by singing hymns.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, March 1G-In the Court Of Appeals

to-day the following causes were argued:
No 5G9-Muy Coddinc. respondent agt; the BROOKLYN
CrOstOVu Oad appellant. William Dewitt
for appellant. Mitchell lOr respondent.
No 57--N lcoas uacLegbOs. executor. etc. appellant
SOpc klnEdu0 respondent NlChO Quack cGbOs FOR
appel ant. Charles Miller for respondent
so 81 Rudolph solomon. respondent. 2gt. ACODh
StonfeI and others appellants Townsend for appel
ltlts a Dvet for respondent.
o.8+l-Iauuah trJig Oldrnt agt Edward strong
apIelaH u D. EFT lOT appellant Mr. Brown tor respond
eLL
NO. 5o2-Gcorgc NcWhal. appellant. act william II
anl others respondents " nj am IL badger for
auit liant. EdWarG ~ Paige !Or respOn lent
SO tu3-Iame- MCC cuahau. appellant agt. the Mayor
ETC. Of NewNork City. respondent More Tor appel. IT.
C. NIcNary for respondent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March 10-The Supreme Court
Of the United states TO-DAY transacted the following
business
No l5j-CBlvin Lttlcfeld appellant agt. W BloIham,
Governor, etc. ana OluCrS.
No. l74-tdward ! neod, appellant act W D Bloxham,
and others mrnt Udtd Dy Hcr1tiO
appellant No ljj. and submitted On printed
argument J A Johus1n for lpe ant in 80 Ia.
40 l5G-JOln Van IisWIcS appellant, aSt. William J.
spadng and others Argued by \ Lambert for appellant
an bv lels. Rob f0r aDpcleeS.
40 l57-Thc United states itIe and cartridge Onpany
anu others appellants Whthey Arms COMPANY and
others Argument commenced by J r. Lyndon Hyic Tor
appellants and continued bv + ThuTstOI Or pelees
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'clock
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MAtKgrs

LONDON. March lo-l2;30 n m-Consols. lOl 1913 for
and O for tn account jntet ttcs Four Per Cent
Bonds l-ga Great Western FIRST MOuEaZe
Trustees Certificates AZ; DO. second mortgage l2lf
uauln Pacific. 81 Erie ~ do Second CUnsOls. O.
Illinois Central l45 Mexican ordinary. ='s ST Paul Com
mon. 81 y. PenusyvanIa. I6b-
800 o. -PaIls quote Three Per Cent Rentea al
account The dec ne ule
rumOrs a loan is to be issued
D. u-AtlIutic and Great Western First Mortgage Trl9
tees Certificates a. Canadian Pacific, o., Erie SI do
second COu-ols, 3 p; Illinois central I4i3 Mexican ord
Paul Common. % ls NeWI Ork Central lOS;
sylviniI, j6; ReaslIng. Il :.
uuusJn Bdy Company 24b
AE.-. -.-L- -
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

that III the jealousy and OF others do not crush
him in the future he will make his mark high up ~
a soldier" , i,
His opinion was that General Hnlleck was Jealous OF
General Grant aud sought to humiate MIN In every
way possible and that his arrest and detention at tOr
Henry were due 10 this This opinion cOncuired ia
10y HIS associates and the army generally
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
- or IHE HoRAE srLrAN.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 10 (SpeciaN Percy
Talbert and " H. wilson. OF this city, who Los
Angeles California for that purpose to-day purchased
OF l. j. Rose the horse sultan lie was sired by The
Moor dam sutaua by DemOnlco; second dam by Nam.
producipg blood OF the BambletOnian and MambrnO
chef families both descended from Imp Messenger
The price PAID $4,000
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
CASES IN THE BROOKLYN COURTS.

The nearing IN II G suit OF OdInIIW DuIHVJU
for separation from Joseph c. Barnett was concluded in tue
supreme Court Brooklyn. ye,ted ana Judge Bartlett re-
hs decision re lie t cony need that one Of ne
commit HE defendant aNmitted that e 1ai
ola nea certificate and filled IL out with fictitious
names girl to show to her mother.
favor Of the defendants was given ID tle SUIT
MISS TueodOra Koyer AGAINST lhurber Whyiand 90
$4,000 damages iOr poisoning
ALI ged been caused by eating tomatoes from can
PUT up bv the hrm ~, -,.- 4
and reject will OF Ernst Paul who cut on ole OF ms
daurhters SO divided the bulk OF his property
anlOun ting S-OOOO. between two other daugIterA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
CLOSING PRICES OF OA LTFORyTA sTOOKs
SAN FRANCISCO. March TO- 1885

I he Holmes Mining Company has declared divt lend
OF - cents per share The Cracker Mining Company
has levied au assessmeut OF rs cents per SHARE.
CLOSING Prices OF BOyTOy SrOCRS.
B)sToV March 10. 1898.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
IIvE srncR MARKEr. 81 TELEGRAPH.

LIVE sTocK MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO March 10 -Crftt>aeceiDts last - hours -
wceE 42G7 gned through - car OF when ~
cars To- New York sale market sieidy WIN
fair demand Light Butchers 81 &j&f 10 Light Heuaiu
simmer, - 5UdFl -; all offerings takcn ,,.-----
S.,p- RecsUts - hours. 5OOO zeal totA ot NtoS
ts r N 100 nead Tor same time last week zO6Cc head
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

We now are able by corrected returns to give the
result OF the cOmpauy> buAsss for the rs SIX months
ott- current fiscal year-Iuly to December 81 1c-5
rs; result of actual figures gives net earnings
that St34-72 less than those rsmatNd by the TWO
quarterly and S69624S less than for tie
same time OF -Si The statement by corrected hSures
for the SIX months Is a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
sl,O5OOOO

SURPLUS f0r I1rCn 81, $50. n IIIo 1l,WIo O0I
The corrected statement for tue quarter ended Dccem
Der 81 l-Sj shows a wide difference from tho estimate
published December - 1851 the actual net for that
quarter reported to-day is $23jll less than tho cst-
mates and 4Ol 2-S than Tor the same quarter OF
lSS4, and thr amount applicable to the payment or
divi end SS7 O9G) lOl,2l5 less than for quarter
of 1884, The correction for tn quarter ended Deem
Der 81 l-sj compares with the estimated statement as
follows:
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02
Mammoth Cave Excursion.

AS both routes In the cave are now
open, tho excursion will leave We'd
nesday, July 7th, at6 o'clock a. m
The rate for both the long and short
routes, hotel and railroad fare will
be only $l2.25 for over Is people.
Less than that number, from 10 TO 25,
will be $l3.25. This is an exceeding
ly low rate, and all who can, should
take advantage of 1t, as a chance is
rarely offered to see so much for so
little. The excursionists will return
Friday night at 80. A good band
Is at the cave, and the lessee, Mr..
Comstock will leave nothing undone
TO add to the pleasure of those who
go. The. following have given in
their names.
Misses Emma and Lee Campbell,
Halle Rives, Johnnie Mills, Lizzie
D. Brown; Mesdames VIM. M. Hill
Sam M. Brown, A. B. Cabaniss
Messrs. Ed. Boyd, Chas. M. Meacham
and wife and party of ten from La.
fayette. If there are others who in.
tend going they will pease give in
their names at once, in order to ht
provided for.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02

Miss Catherine Ried dropped dead
in Louisville Tuesday.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02

Harry Claggett, thirteen-year-old
son of Mr.. S. II. Claggett, who lives
a mile south of the city, attempted to
ride horse yesterday morning with
out a bride. The animal had on a
halter, but could not be controlled
and started to run, throwing the boy
off and onto pile of wood. His head
was badly cut and bruised and one
arm was broken. DR.. Hickman was
called to attend HIM and the latest
report yesterday was that tho wounds
were not necessarily fatal.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02
MARRIED.

AT the residence of the brides
father, near Caledonia, Ky, OIL the
evening of June 9th, Rev. Thos.
Wadlington, of Fulton, Ky, to Miss
Matte B. Wadlington, daughter Of
Esq. F. Wadlington. The bride is
an esiimable young lady, belonging
to one of the best families of Trigg
county and the groom is cultivated
pious young Baptist minister. May
they be happy.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02
Excitement in TEXAS.

Great excitement has been caused
in the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the
remarkable recovery of Mr., J. E.
Corley, who was SO helpless he could
not turn in bed, or raise his head
everybody said he was dying of con-
sumption. A trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Find
ing relief, he bought a large bottle
and a box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes of Pills and two bottles of the
Discovery, he was well and had gain
ed in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial bottles of this Great Discov-
cry for Consumption free at J. r..
Armistead's.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02
To the Citizens Of Hopkinsville
and Vicinity.

Mr.. John c. Latham, Jr., has re-
Gently forwarded TO our city authori-
ties his check for 81 800, directing that
the money be expended in improving
and identifying the neglected por-
tions Of our city cemetery. lie re-
quests that in the general compliance
with his suggestions, particular re-
gard shall be paid to those time-lev-
eled mounds, beneath which sleep,
men who were once worthy citizens
of Hopkinsville, and whose last rest
ing place is to-day pnkept and neg
lected. lie also urges that especial
attention be given TO the graves of
those brave soldiers whose lives were
lost in devotion to their country, and
he asks further, that no distinction be
made between Federals and Confed-
crates.
Our city council, in recognition of
this generous act, has made proper
and formal acknowledgment to Mr..
Latham, by the passage of an appro-
pirate resolution of thanks, and by
way of more substantially endorsing
the spirit which prompted the gift,
has supplemented it with a subscrip-
ton Of $500 10 the same excellent
cause. That honorable body has ap-
pointed US Trust Committee, 10 re-
ceive and disburSe the money in ac-
cordance with the aim and purpose
for which il has been donated.
In the discharge of this. Trust, we
greatly desire 10 secure the best pos
sible results, and 10 this end do most
earnestly entrcat all citizens to assist
us. II every owner of Plot in the
cemetery will al once have it put in
as good condition as he can afford,
the work of general improvement
will be materially advanced, and leave
the Trust fund to be used in part for
the direct benefit ofthe unknown and
neglected graves, and the balance in
identifying the entire grounds for
the good OF all.
We urge upon our people prompt
and hearty action in this matter. Our
commission is to execute faithfully a
sacred tribute to the memory of the
dead. Our appeal for sympathy and
cooperation is TO the loyal and patri-
otic hearts of the living.
Henry G. CANT, Chm.
JAS. NJ, HOVE, Committee
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02

E. L. Gouhot was struck by some
unknown party, or fell and was dan
gerously hurt on the head near the
Fair grounds Wednesday evening,
He was found not far from the en-
trance to the Fair grounds and but
little could be learned about the af.
fair. The first report was that the
skull was fractured and that the In
jury was fatal, but later news failed
to corroborate this. The hurt is a
serious but not a dangerous one.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02
Dissolution Notice!

The firm Of Wilson 4 Galbreath is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Jno. b. Galbreath
retiring. A. L. Wilson will continue the bust.
ness OF the late firm at the same stand and will
assume all settlements for the firm. Thanking
the patrons OF the firm for past favors shall be
glad to receive the same In the future. My
stock OF Coniectioneries and Fancy Groceries
will be kept complete in every respect.
June 26, 1856. A. L. WILSON.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02
TINE TABLE FOR TRAINS.

DKrARr sOUTn-4:i9 and 6:25 A. NJ; ;5:OOP. NJ.
pEPART NORTn-l0.I0 And--A. NJ: lO:O7 +, ~
ARRIVE PROM S0UTn-l0:l9 AN. ~ 30, 10 :O7 P.s
ARRIVE FR0M NORTH-i;i3A. NJ. =, 8 100 P. n.
POST OFFlCE-West Main Street, bet. 5tll
and 9Th.
Open for letters, stamps-7 A. N. to0P.M.
money Orders--6 A. N. tolP.M
delivery, sundays-s:l5 to i;lb P. N.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
Seventh st. near Main.
Open "a. N. toSP.M.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
WESTERN UsIoN-Up stairs corner Main and
9th streets. Mrs. Randle and Miss Park, opera.
tors.
BALTIMORE \ 0HIo-Up stairs corner Main
and 9th streets. j. X. smyser, operator.
TELEPHONE OFFICE.
Main 81. bet, sth and 9th up stairs. Clarence
Lindsay, operator.
Time Table Of O., 0. & 8. W. r. r.
GOING SOUTH.
Ly. Louisville $3.50 AN.
S:35 7. n.
I" Nortonvlllo S:b2P.a.
2:Si AN.
GOING NORTH.
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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02

Are you in need of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Pure Drugs, Fancy Toi-
let articles, in fact anything kept in a
first-class drug store? If so walk
right into DIR. Armistead's Drug Es-
tablishment and get fresh, reliable
goods at moderate prices. ~
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-07-02

The L. Il N. r. r. will sell round
trip tickets for one fare between all
stations, on July 3rd, 4th and 9th.
Tickets will be good returning until
midnight of July 9th. This is splen-
did opportunity for all who want to
celebrate the 4th, and at very little
cost.