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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-19

"A comical case was recently brought
before the probate court in Litchfield.
Conn. A petition was preferred to the
court to put woman under a con-
servator, on the ground that she pro-
posed marrying worthless fellow who
was in pursuit of little money she had
saved 1t does not appear that she was
of unsound mind except in this particu-
lar direction. Unluckily the suit was
withdrawn. and it will never be known
whether a court of probate can be put
to any such useful purpose as the pc
titioners claimed. If it is to place
every one under a conser-ator who
designs marrying foolishly it will GER
tainly be very busy tribansl.-Hart-
ford Post.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-19

i'm New York a scarlet label letterec
in white mus be put upon bottles con-
taining preparations in which there are
more than TWO grains of opium or NOR
phine to the ounce. The name and
residence cf the person for whom tbs
compound is prepared must be place,
upon the label.-N. T. Nail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
DrreSmakinq.

DRESsMAKER.-Experienced in iirst I, la :.
work would Ike wofk home style ana NJ guar
autoed Al references Mrs BAltNAhD .. Last i'''" "
hRESSMAKER.-By one who Is me NJ
tso and whose speciality Is hne woiK no e ~,
TONERS for ana seamstFoss terms ~"
boil % per day. Address o.. ,...auax
Misc IL. tribune Uptown ONCE. i,23o BioAd""-
JNRFsSNAKtR- class: by the day or
work home cutting Hitting. drapins remoaeis ossn
Ins and reception dIesses hpeeiay ie1ss.
Address ROBES Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1883 bt"ao"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

eams prorsr,v r Y Foster IN EI,.e Zasser 10000
ilsthst 8 $50 II re Of AveA. 2ooxioo1o Mary bo75
io.Sa Msrssa a e s,fn sisfst s7Iioo
g ~ssS oKado % 500
7etS's, 400 II OF shave sIio2.2 Margaret 90 ooo
i's a. 81; 80 % ~ % uastof 1890
& !, zoo y o. sI aa 2ssoo
aT 70 eU.S OF ; snsrs $1,000
3d.ave 25s II N of dst 75Nso + II PRISON 10
IostI Il; So 50. 10 # " Of ielingtonavo oxioon'
81 y wilson St ma 1900
23d st g. lot gal. 25xls.9i NJ Hahn 10 r leNlno.
Walton ave s. i0i II Of 5Othst 27xloGKllxl0l; ooo
Neubauer and wife TO Sophia II Huss ''-0
llth.st 2l.o IT W of 6th-ave. rs l0xs4lH Lucy
6;,st no IA II i8,so 10; HIschbein and wife ono
ll7th st 25oS Il Of lstnve syx '"'A $3.50
Southern boulevard Of lS6tb:st slhso 1- $500
x75; w Brown and wife 10 A lhurtton...co
1dave W s. 800 Il OF 9eth't So1loo po"o $4,000
3daye 81 OF - tst 25Ilo2 2Airrea 10000
Clinton ave q lot ~ SOIL 100; Mary FociSo" gAOO
129thst IS. 3os n OF ,tn-aVe No.. 1880
l9b,st $50 Il " Of Ista'e' zoN' i 1880
cber ppsf 80 81 10 II W OF Clinonst 2I1llsl to
Water stx241ll7.io Jane 'oop'' ''"' 500
sstsst Us # Of 5th.ave 25Iioo5 VIM Man. ., ooo
reeT e. 40. 10 ssi xT Poe To- zenner 10000
20ds NO fo2 C %gs sEa sDoer 2G5oo
l49th AZ 225 n e Of Tonievaid 25y99 H. Cohneld ~
and another 10 VI Reinhardt :-----.--:.-;; -'oVo
1877 st. 2,o OF DOuie'S'u' 400
iS29 W Fl ard 5T W II OF Jo sr 1880
BenJ Weed tot Brown .---.-...--..----.-----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
Nuttion Sale of Ciue Stock.

fiiinGiions Uante0-- females.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
TIIE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established In 1852. Incorporated 1854.
:. ODELG. ircsIGcnt r, V. ODELI- treasurer.
". Ii. PIOssER. secretary. ~ A. khiLOOD Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
6ote!s.
miscellaneous.

NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
\ and square PIANOS a. our make which were rpe,any
cicced and only 10y the AEIISIS OF the MLIlO
ITAN OPERA HOUSE 90 DUNG the past opera ,o'So"
W." w ' " WIN. KNABt x co,
Il2 Fifthaye
4 GENTLEMAN and wife unsettled III pans
~ will take rye Of furnished city house ioi fanny 90
ing city either longer period Ia" saS VA
peet pest - references. Address ,,--a..~.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS for sale of Schooi
> BOARD Ronda The Board Of Education OF the lily o.
DAYTON ohio sealed proposals up 10 ~ oioA a
noon saturday, April -. lsSo for The puchase o. e
Library Bonds aulhuuzed by act Of General ASS HDy VI
state passed April - 1882 90 L. VOL . pszo
bonds viii DO issued In sums OF one NJ
each uaVabe twelve after date. anu uaieu ~ -
is-S beaiir interest at the rate Of per cent per
payabe annually bonds and Interest payaJo az
ica Bank New YORK titF SAld bohus
value thereof ana accnti
Itefcs cnupnn- are attached bonds Bids must De an
dressed to f board Of Education. at Day ION JIM
Proposals Library Bonds Privilege reseINsu 10
reject any all BIDS Bids must be signch Dy inc
I'm his nos. nce address Bonds will he ready lnr dc'rI
~ Sac and delivered at the tIeIs occ OF ihe
Hoard II Education 81 Dayton oh where the uO1
he maid ~, order board OF hdu' alton at DhYo oo
W P"'' ~ ~ ROBFRT " ALI IN
G. T.. RAUMANS lTesIent bOaiu oi L""0~'''-
Chairman Committee Oh Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

fSS
Much interest was expressed on Saturday as
. ha nrobabie result Of the meeting Of stookhoders 70
~ h.d to-day at $50 the floor Of the Exchange 10
..dcr the proposed bill comforting further powers on
.n exchange Ia expected that there Will be large
..s,aance The discussion far has kept clear OF All
alties and II 10 hoped the same attitude VIII po
Continued The future policy Of the Exchange az out
lined In tho proposed bill is one on which members may
differ widely but the opinion OF the majority shouu pre-
vail -. .,
Tho sales BY private contract during the last week
amount to 81 432 800 against Sss2.2oo the previous
week. and include fourstory stone front dwsns on
for sos 900 to Mrs Donovan; threcstory dwSI well
No 1870 East Thirty hfth,st. for Sloo"e 70 yin
Adam s tSs cSs +, dwelling M Hui 10 Similar
dwelling No. ri West Twenieth-st. for S43ooo 70
Rush "wnp id. s,s n
et near seScnbsve.. for 100000 TO H. NSn. 20
fve-story store. No JOG Chameers;s toi So Zoo to
lots Tenth-ave and Ninttyeghth-st TOT SSl'o W
yoserh Brown ten lctsin sixteenths near Ninth-ave
for 100 $50 and lots on the southeast n oon
Mn have and LOT @%'ooo
The Following table shows the amounts realized from
auction sales Of real estate In New YORK ana
in three different weeks: Corre.
April e,sse April 2. 1885 ~ " l last i VI;
Brookiyn :. ........ i23.eis 2S2'9oo 81 IN.
On Saturday AuctioneeT H seoa on the
corner OF church and 1lspenard sts ior s-'0'O
meeting there call for properly
IN the Ward IN EXCHANGE ior , fonT
broadway Railroad COMPANY rssIenSo was Of
}srsd for 500 600 aicorner Westinghouse above "a
nal for 5000 plot OF lots N Ninety Mot Of
lots iron ,ins on seventeenth ann Ue
sts between ana sable at
Riverdae on-the-H Hudson fully furnlsheo' !" io"' -'
$l.400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

Main oicc removed 10
S97 cTII.AVE. ana 1884 BROADWAY,
Near IN st.
(SlH and 80 Futon at, near Perrep0nt-
BrooSyn Also. s46 Fulton ST. nea Vanderbilt ave
q all applicants situations are mVrsu
MAID and SFAMSTRFSS Womb attend invalid
lady: Protestant NJ \ D. al jH7 3thaVr.
LAUNDRY or LAUNDRY and CHAM BElMAlD-Ire-
fers country No y 100 at 5H7 bthaNc ., NJ.
NUR>i-I NFANIS'.-Scotch Protestant no. 81 at
597 Gth-ave.
NDHESs.-T1rsclass private family prefers ooun'
try 80. \ %. at j31 Gthayc -,. 49,
CHAMBEPMAID and SEAM~IKES> or NJ lSl-'-Out
ard IT. No./ 90. at i97 6th-ave. - 80 ,.,
COOK. FRS class private family So A. ~ NJ ''' "'n-
HEAD WAfTER.-C oorel tho oughly competent Al
597 6tl-ayc =, -,
PRIVATE WAITER -COlored; competent; Al refer
euces Address ". j. jJ1 6tll-ayc.
PORTER. WATCiTMAN OF lSEFCLMAN.-Best reier'
cucca Address ". = ithdNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
Ciip proprrtp 60 Get.

Ciin proprrip 60 Get.
HOUSES To LET, unfurnished, on 11th
lyih 21s 49th and other 9th at re-
duccd rents I. S.tLAKKSON d CO.. Fnc-st
rFNHE desirable houses, 80 West 3Jth-st,
4 81, 700. 1873 West 4Gth-si. ~ 900. $500
". WILLIAMS. West 47thst
TfNO RENT or LEASE.-3-story and basement
brow sOne house on 2stn-st 9Th and 9th aves
EDDY q Co, l35 broadway
rHNO RENT.-The tourist dwelling No.
/ West i7th.sti dining room extension
Is. W. WILLIAMS, 2 West Attn St
rE'O RENT-The four-storv dwelling No 20
4 west 47tL-st newly painted and pape red.
t. *. WILLIAMS, = West 41th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
f!a!s ano Rooms 60 Est.


PARTMENTS.-Fi floor, sunny, pleasant
"A northwest 4lth st ana LexingtOnave: rooms.
bath etc. hot water, ali modern conVeulouccs
decorated &C. occupied f0uy by doctor ana dcntst
ront $1,000; other apartments $40. Apply UEEiL
BROS, storage Offices corner LcIngt0nsvo ana ssth-sl
1oLET APARTMENTS IN THE
ABSOLUTELY FIKEFkOOF
CENTRAL PsRk BUILDINGS. ~
CCkN1R jSIH AND o9rH elc. AM IIAAfh,
FACING CENTRAL PARK
Rents FROM 5000 TO Si.OOo.
Apply 10 LtSPlNASsE & FRIEDMAS, IL broadway,
or G. Clifton superintendent. at buildings.
MODERATE RENIS.-Single flats, seven
I'VE and eight LARGE rooms all nprovemensi gilt picture
moulding natural ground only refined families rtc'ed;
children. Mrs PlERt r. S35 East llvth 81
RENSSELAER,. 32d ST and Broadway ; very
IA handsome rat high ce!iings. steam heat elevator
Zig rooms fl,4Oo
THE PERClvAL,
L $50 " EST 42d.S T.. near Broadway.
Parors and bedr with bath toilet suitable TO gen
tenen small faDle OF adults. Table dhoe dinner Win
wine 81 CHAS. LEFLkR
THE CHELSEA. - Absolutely fire proof;
/ apartments handsomely decorated. furnished and m
Furnished three five and bath confcn
ind ala Carte Apply at the cnlce No. AZ W 2SdsL
s. V'HE EVELYN West 7Sth-st, opposite
i Manhattan square. The unest apartment building
on the West side Absolutely nreproo st.an A.
electric ugbts elegant decorations few only REMAINING
two with six bedrooms Rents h0m Sl'lVo W sAo"o. o~
Grams cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
Brooklpn proprrtp for Sale on0 Go CrL

FURNISHED HOUSE on BROOKLYN
~ Heights to let -
TOR SALE. -Four splendid lots. full size,
shave Carroll ST. sure 10 iDcrcase IN value rapidly
bargain seldom found. FIELDER, 80 Liberty st
INOR SALE or RENT.-Dwclling, II rooms,
L Handsomely pap0eL Lincoln Place. 40. l9l finest
in CITY churches aud schools great
bar gain if sold soon FIELDER, 90 Liberty ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
6iIuaiions Uantc6--N ldlcs.

COACHMAN and G ARDENER.--By young
" men % II single understands fine horses
careful driver and mandy man on genemans place Al
F. ~ Market II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
THURSDAY. APRIL Is.

81 NUvW q HU1n
x,r,c ouc,io s7e lois each and 5s.0ry tene
ments Nos 81 and 5l4 West 5Oth-st SIS, zoo ii W of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY,
Thu following the rot estate TRANSACTIONS recorded
q, fIo Registers Office YESTERDAY
13pAIay. Il n A. lot No 243 West Chester oofloG -
PliImlua sOlne 10 Aug & SOlnle .-..----..---; VI
10Th ave u cor 3Oth 25.O1lOf Louis fOssl 40 o
and wife Patrick KEENAN, soVVV
Trr,rsr hi. place 1913 II " Of LisDonpla e. 46xlI4
,Zsyl23; Nm OIdyke and another TO ~ ION
H. WV
l56th. n s. 22O fl Q o. lOth-ave. 25x35 WIN Null
gan and wife 10 Jas Mulhgln. .-s.--:.,.-.,.
Walton " 1894 n Oi lJDth 81 lO31loO the 900
life Ins Co 10 Clara h Messnan o'OVV
2l.tst = 27Tb Il Q Of broadway, z6I92j Gun
Ming 10 Hary Cunning -....---.;-..--:
Eng-brace Read 64.3 II II OF Arthur ST t4riO0 oo
X5Ox5Oi Augustine Heay TO HOn0ia ~ y caa'-; oV'
elsist ga SSd W, 10 20 VIVIAN 2225O
e's s ST. md i1' We To- VIM Det%ar 10000
Broa0wsr q s. 81 II n Of Exchange place. S21 OBS
xSs1lb4albXall TO Newstn@4 Zxot. iVox
COG etc etc: X Jones and another eAccut0I'W
MAY
fame property; G May To i X Jones ana an0 trus
s''I FnSs ana n wife 20 Hirsch 1880
'Fns s a. Il 4; Az a Gr.n q, 1900
Gay-st No is IvIoS, EDDY Mary Egan.,,.:.., 100
Hudson IL " 1911 II Of Banow-st. 2zXl26i N 49,
Wilson and wyie 10 d Romano. .-;.-..:, lf.oOO
goth ST. g. 876 It " Of SHAVE. l24Igl.ll; Aug .oo
Drnuan IT oil 70 J hoKenBey lo'Ooo
Sofh.st O. 200 It Of lstave z5Iss.s Pierce 40 oo
t2dSs 30 Il 81 i6ih.sye 60ij 5I66i6aiSS.iIi
WAAseAA executor 70 y ksstss.'....'...'s'. law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
BIZ Horotio HenrqqueS.

Public auc ion sale lots l2Gxess each and 4sory dwell
IN Nos and 35 West 25tis g. rs II vi 9TH ave
By Richdrd v HdrneuG co.
J1ecutr1x sale lot 1913 l0XSxl2Il aud story buildings
\ a, 80 t. 81 Celai.sf. se cor ~ Williams III
Pnbc auction sale lot 25xsS ana Gstory building No 81
St 80 OF MOris st-..l lot 2DN9SH and
story dwe1ns No 81 Eat 32Gst So 100 It " 81 Mal
snp-ave 49, !5xSse and story building No 5il " est
37th- It 275 II OF lthave plot OF land 3G3x lOuH ~
1lllIO and story buildings, nos l3O ana i33 Pcarst
and 81 Water st 2iS IT OF 'Nalst
io 81 NJ and similar building No l24 Chambers-st
IL e Of College place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
amnsemenis.

Hmnsemenis.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH ,,roro,
cHk hRG2sf 4 GENERAL MASAGER
LAST WEEK OF AMERICAN OPERA
%egfy AGs II % G. @
formanco this season Of
LOHENGRIN.
in Aid of the MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FU ,S,pi
Agn + Last rs
nA AD5 Il at IL Gt 6GF rs
Asa4my Of t MS: sc ETootp GSSay Ap '
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Theodore Thomas.
AND LAST lEyhNIXG coNcERT 0f TUE SEASON.
rUEsP Rk3t F nsT rNSa AIM ii at $40
In an sna aea
General ADMISSION: 80 cents reserve, seat ~.
~ one YPfn a. hxsT Port LAR MATINEE
&ERM1 r at o'clock
RU0U OPERA House I USE ,n.nr uoI Last @st, Week
aH5 sTS
WEEK Saturday evening, Apr II tna performance
HARTLEY CAMPBELL'S l1th:St. theatre
DIN Month | RICE's BEAUTIFUL EvANGELiNE;
h 80 As 1oe ESs EVENING ,ay at eve Ner so
Performances 25Oth Performance. souv sat even
ing. May /. Testimonial to Mr. Rice EH
BASEBALL. Polo Grounds to-day.
ID NEw-YORK -
Game called 800 p. NJ vs. ADMISSION ms @n' s;c.
NASINO. Broadway and 39th-st.
81 Month and Undated Success
Of Johann strauss Charming opera Comque-Ths -
Gypsy BARON.
Next sunday Evening. Farewell Jude Concert. -
EDEN MUsEE, 23d-si. bet: 9TH and 6sh ayes
OPS pr F ME NHI Il IS GLtHp9344oSE H.
The EA A LHsM d PA 4aD Concert, by the
oRIGINALHGNGARIASG Gypsy , BAND
Admission. 80 cents ceildren 70 senis
FIFTH AVE. THEATRE. MlKADO
G ahB% spiP'&(%'s sGLLi o' ANS MIKApo
PTe'sNf X p3nf MATIHEF 9ShTunp a55
saturday evening April H. 23oth ana final performance
GRAND OPERA H0usE: -, ,,,.,d MIK ~
Evy ysng TspG;dpy and Tnqn NIX tS6
J. II. RyeF A. Ko Ihonas Whifen as POOH Bah GUS T.
nan as Inc Mksd Harry : lard as a S23S Eg n fF Sa
William. IIisins. Lulu rdcn PeepBo Zelda se.un
Ar j. A rEi 4 T& ; % WI" be
YCEUM THEATRE. 4th,ave; and 25d-st
MISS HELM IN 6 ar ~ 4 S' ND coMpAxY.
sATURDiY Maiihce DaHyray Polka to each lady.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
rHFopoRE Tg6M4s Mg.i ca o 9irSetoE
H' T1Go.NiaiiiT ,M9X1Ay5 SIGHT, APRIL Il.
LOHENGRIN
Masonic iGn fh n f"H'h , haSeYLrM FUND
""'- nndcI the aiIspcrs Of
the following 'lisiin eIllsneG TRGEN AsoNs
FRANK Il. LAWRENCE, Grand Master of Masons in the
'. j. E +, t,s siMMoX~. Past Crane Master
WASHiXGrqY .G@NX R Grand .a,1 + s Ta1d-
AGb IAH E. BgiLR Rg %tf' ''aa s@%AM
HTtP g GTFNEY f1 5AN < ,cb HIIrGEioN
EDWARD B. HARPER 81, ,.,,,o,,
RoXe s and seats now on sale at ONCE mo Metre
pS1p p to- o ,s BoSes $50 aud SO
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE. ,,
' N Ev "a M t at 3G 5N saiuriv matinee
T Faff5 Maiinss Bn6 uSif y fMfFaAaRrs,
9 HPTi i4' OLD LOVE LETTERS.
April Is 6rR Kew SO So nEfY. emitted
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
GlsT ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
23D.sT. AND 4TH.AvE
Now open daily from a. m p. and from 7so to 10
ADMISSION. % CENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN, Reserved Seats, SOC.
@ ana saturday T% aye It DOORS
THEATRE COMIQUE, 125th-st., bet. Lex
/ ngfon ana 81 ayes. Every at g Matinee sat
uriay AT 2. We > x -; ,,r,,,no
AprI IV-Templeton's Opera Co.-IHE MlKADO
V'HALIA TlIEATHE-This evening and every
following evening: . e.-
strauss Opera .--.....-u r7i D.
fTn MONTH. -
! Il MERRIMAC AID MONITOR NAVAL BATTLE
The Greatest Attraction in New-York
Mal and 18th ST.
OPEN EVERY DAY. y. NJ. TO IL i. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
Cxrnrsions.
Business Cbaures.

EDWARD SIMON Il Bros.
sALEsgOoH. 5ll BROADWAY.
FAC OEY. NEwABK. n. J.)
TNHE PARTNERSHIP contract Ut the Old es-
tabished IfactnTers OF Trunks Bags and Leather
Goods expires by limitation July l. some OF me monDe:
sizing 10 retire from Uusness, uBusua oipottuBy 10
offered parties with large capital 10 take te ace 81 the
re firing parties this stable legitimate business De-
srng deal only with principals personal requested
At our New \ Ork office.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-16
Not Exactly an Elopemsnt.

Newsicad and vicinity was consid-
erably stirred up last Saturday over
the sudden marriage of Mr.. Arthur
NJ. Henry 10 Miss Mary e. Stowe,
youngest daughter of Mr.. W. Il.
Stowe. The young people have been
for some time in that delectable state
of felicity that usually precedes mat
rimony, but there was more or less
parental objection and despairing
of being able to obtain the consent of
the young lady's parents they decided
to marry anyhow. The prospective
bride was of legal age and so on Fri
day evening Mr.. Henry came to the
city and secured that document
which has been instrumental in unit
ing SO many loving hearts--a mar
riage license. lie took some friends in
to his confidence aud at 2 o'clock Sat-
urday morning a hack called at the
brides residence and in an hour she
had been conveyed to the residence
of Mr.. II. Ii. McGaughey, where the
groom resides, aud ReY. J. C. Tate
had united the young couple in the
bonds of matrimony. The first init
nation her parents had that there
had been wedding was when they
discovered that their daughters room
was vacant in the morning.
Mr.. Henry is very worthy and
highly esteemed young gentleman,
a nephew of Mr. McGaughey, with
whom he resides, and connected with
some Of the best families of the coun-
ty. His bride is winsome and ex-
ceedingly attractive young lady who
has reigned as belle in West Chris
tian since her school life ended few
years ago. Her father is one of the
wealthiest and most respected citizens
of the county. The principal objec-
ton to the marriage it seems was
based upon the mothers unwilling
ness to have her only single daugh-
ter leave her, aud not from any real
objection TO the prospective son-in-
law,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-16
Sudden Death Of Mrs. Bush,

Mrs. Jennie Gary Bush, wife of Mr..
Chas. Ii. Bush, of the Hopkinsvillc
bar, died very suddenly Sunday
night. She attended church In the
morning and was in usually good
health until some time after dinner
when she was taken suddenly sick.
A physician was speedily summoned,
but found her almost pulseless and
in hopeless condition. She con-
tinued to grow worse until 10 O'Clock
p. M, when she ceased to breathe,
Deceased was daughter Of Mr., II. S,
Gary, of this county, and was about
2S or 30 years ofage. She was mar
ried to Mr.. Bush several years ago
and leaves three little children, the
youngest about year old. She was
consistent member of the Baptist
church and her funeral was preached
at the church yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock, by Rev. ]. N. PreStridge. A
large concourse of sorrowirg friends
followed the remains to their resting
place In the City CeI.etery.
The .bereaved husband and Other
afflicted ones have the sympathiei
and coincidence of many warm friends
In their hour of sorrow and trouble
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-16
Is MAJORITY.
The contssting Beard Decide in
Favor Of Judge Anderson,

The contested election case Of Judge
W. p. Winfree, Dem. against Judge
A. ii. Anderson, Rep. was tried 10 a
conclusion Saturday. The board be-
fore which II was tried was COM
posed Of County Clerk John w.
Breathitt aud Esquires Peter Il. Rog-
ers aud Ninian q. Brasher. The
case was heard In detail aud occu-
pied about ten days. On the face OF
the returns Anderson had 1905 votes
and Winfree 3,065. A great many
dispositions were read Oh both sides
and the proceedings were very te-
dious and devoid Of excitement. The
decision Of the Board was that An
derson received 3S illegal votes and
Winfree %, leaving Anderson 10
ahead. The corrected vote therefore
stands 3,057 to 3,0i2, Judge Winfree
is not discouraged by this decision,
but will appeal TO the Circuit Court,
where he expects TO have better sue.
cess. His attorneys are confident
that Winfree was elected by from IL
10 20 votes, while il Judge Anderson
Is required to prove the legality oil
unknown" voters on his side, Win.
free will be counted in by from 80 to
70 votes. The case will come NJ
again In January.
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MARRIED.

BOURNE-PENDERGAST DR..
Robt II. Bourne of this city, and Miss
Alberta Pendergast, Of Nashville,
will be married at that place to-mor-
row at 3. z. NJ. They will depart at
once on a bridal tour to Washington
City, by the East Tennessee and Vir-
ginia route. They will return home
about the 25th inst, and take rooms
at Mr.. ii. G. Giants on South Main
street. DR.. Bourne is one OF the lead
ing dentists of Ilopkinsville and dur
ing the seven or eight years he has
resided here has made many warm
friends, by his uniform courtesy and
gentlemanly bearing towards all
He is gentleman of high character
and enjoys the respect and confidence
of all who know him. His bride
was formerly teacher in the schools
of this city and is young lady of
the highest intelligence and culture.
We heartily congratulate our bache-
lor friend upon his good fortune in
securing wife possessing so many
endearing traits of mind and heart.
May they always be happy as they
journey hand in hand towards that
bourne from whence no traveller ever
returns.
Mr.. Harry Clark and Miss Emma
Wilson, of the Belleview neighbor-
hood, eloped TO Clarksville Sunday
evening and were married yesterday
morning. They were accompanied
by Mr.. ]. j. Reed and a young lady
friend of the bride. The party re-
turned In buggies yesterday and
passed through the city ell route
home.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father on the evening of the
10th inst, by Rev. A. w. Meacham.
Mr. Richie II. Tuggle to Miss Vir-
ginia Hancock, daughter Of Mr..
David Hancock, of the Montgomery
neighborhood.
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cRoFToN, KY.
Nov. 18th, 1886,

Nov. 18th, 1856.
Ed. South KENTUcKIAN:
We have had three hot contests this
year, but the last surpassed anything
we have ever witnessed aud much Of
our majority is due to the work of
our ladies who furnished a fine dim
ner and good music while the girls
whispered gently in the boys ears
"vote for prohibition"
J.J. Nixon has sold all of his prop
erty here TO d, j. and W. B. Crabree
for the consideration of s., 400, and he
contemplates going to Idaho.
G. X. Hancock has sold his resi-
dence and shop 10 DR., j. w. Pool who
has moved to our town.
VIM. Sizemore and Asbury Long
caught a coon -four legged) that
weighed 20 pounds net and without
the head, the veracity Of these gentle
men is beyond questioning notwith-
standing your readers will think this
is very coony item.
Born, TO the wife of Julian Boxley
Nov. 14th, a Ten pound boy.
DR.. McCord, of Consolation neigh
borhood, has been confined to his bed
several weeks of dysentery and his
recovery is thought TO be doubtful.
w. L. Damon and family will
move to Bowling Green, KY, in a
few days. They have only lived here
but a short time and their friends are
many. We regret losing so valua.
BILE citizen, butduty calls him else
where.
Yesterday was the first Saturday
we can call to memory for the past
five years that there was no one oil
our streets intoxicated.
Robt Utly and Mrs. Lizzie Cheane!
of this place were married Friday a
Madisonyille, KY, after which the!
took the train for Claysville, Web
ster, Co., KY, where they will max
their home.
4 The 1. o. G. T, met Saturday nigh
at Academy Hall with fifty member
present. Buck.