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Peru.

Lewis Holmes and family OF Msssaehu
.etts are boarding t ii. * Rooipsons
Robert Luut died on The s'h s''sr I'm
,eriug Illness Of Briehts disease.
School commenced The ION IN DlstIe'
No. 2 under the Instruction OF Miss nor
tense Torrey, OF Dirasld. ,m
The freeze that We bad last week khlec
TIA sweet corn so the farmers did not &c
more than . third OF crop and sgooc
many did no, pick IL
Mr.. A. n. walker has bought her new
TOD buggy Of George Moore, OF Canton.
prank Kiddsr Is building him sllo u
mt his sweet corn In.
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Runford Point.

Captain Hayes has returned to New
York.
Mrs Charles Martin IL home from Port
land and IL improving slowly.
Luna Abbott IL teaching our fall term OF
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin celebrated
the 20,h anniversary Of their wedding. A
very pleasant evening was erJ ,yed by all
present
W. l. Elliot, spen, few days In town
lsst week.
Lizzie Phlnney h.s returned " u.yerill
John Elliott II attending Phillips Ere
ter Academy
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Norway Lake.

samuel Partridge and wife have gone "a
Poland 20 visit bis sister. Mrs. Allen.
Ward Shedd and little son are visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. g. Saunders, OF THIS
Mrs. Elsie Menon Is 10 Paris visiting
f,fsnds and relatives.
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Hartford.

About all the sweet corn sxcep, some on
very high land was about rulned by The
frost last week.
en- Irish and Frank warren wen, 10
the Lakes ,sst week.
n. A. Bleknell furnished 20 barrels OF
ginger ale Tor the State fsir
The apple crop Ia Hartford Il very
rood
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For colsr. Morbu. use u. 1. II.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice, hay.
Ing had placed Ia his hands by an Est IndlA
missionary, the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy Zoe the speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption. bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
ali throat and Lung ArcctiO1-, also positive
AMI radical cure Tor Nervous Debility la all
Nervous Complaints. after having tssis.i a..
wonderful caratiye powers la thousands OF
cases has felt ~ his duty to make u known to
nj. suffering fellows. Actuaied by tbs motive
aud a desire to relieve human suffering, vii
send frre Of charge, 10 all Who desire n. THIS
recipe, Ia German. French or English. WITH fnll
directions fOr preparing aad using. sent ~
mail by addressing with stamp, naming thls
paper. W. A. Mons. ls9 Powers Block, hoch'
estsT. ~. n.
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wsrra srrfISss

Fftrtn srrrISss
TAhN -L.r...f -rst.ns fusstsf s'sa-as 90
tnrT Maids. r,rui.f '.ssslns,.
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fHt.r .-. r.r.s f.sirr. y. tit, 1865 sfff1
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k..s Ia..r. $50 rsrs Assrutafs -.
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afurE
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a.-ftu Dc -..-t. uii fsaa-s' u.alt. - fsf.'
Hsry 49, Frsnk Dauhsn. from Chsisea,
Nls. att, vsici their uncle, kdman1
Carts. o. 30; scsk
Pro- B. O. Parser. % Bpston, mNie hls
'-srfs r tt.sp'ace q cal last week
Cara Acilry las hesu doing = nne basil
-. us rtsi ~csk Corn hroaghii 10 trom
~ t.sslT rrf BAT httle from iae laie
,-o.,s rls f,ct1ry Gil couunae u ruu
1ssesk .lt surely
Esti NJ Gerry. Nivertisement an
tspsc;11 So prove % yoa thn Ne car
rssIs -lst complsts stock OF nfe arm.
a. a--l-.t,a In OE'ord Coan,y.
" BIskef. oar enterprising ofl
gl1,s urre1knt. hAs spout The past veek
1B1.i1r rly.ng h.s fan stock of goods.
vs. r.nm.ngs sao has lately been
tfftrE lr Frank Shartltf. started MOB
. al 20 uc1ver CN.orNio.
p srieriAumrut given ~ iae oal
IA. 80 al % b. one OF The best "
- ssksll
NJ Harvey Ss-tt sAs severely ln ircd
y cs s.1i At % ne wAgon not being
r.7rfy .,sieari tosu.
Or s-.11.s commencct last NoniAy
- a-gr accommodations, Ani anie'
o. -s,r--,lns % 90 aole board Of tsAeo'
-
T. E.Pl,ucans % Paris fs,i - j Jiul
-1sf i1e election ant ths vote % CO -
..i DN tlsr hNf afa1iis. Tuesday even
1r - Paris CAi.t-, n'ty la Number, ~
tltrs lrfIfms slth torches heAiei ~
o. s-lt- Paris hsnd ssfs ioll0sei ~
z1's rtr ~ msn In white hats, some
- lf.-- A1i others With hrooms an
tt'T.rg several trsnsptfcnclcs- Aitei
gftg trrl1ga South Paris ths procession
80; b Nlfssy sri thsfs ssrs llned oy
tclPa-Y 1f sh.te hated ReqlolicAns'
ha-F h.lses s.ong ths ln- % march ~efe
t,fT i.llnAisf A uamnsr oi men ~
isliY rlis siih ths Dsmocfa,s we're
So &C. pflcsssion villa orooms over
tsf stHl irfs
1'aa'a,a SAra.ri aAs moved - Nor
siy
Talss K,ir,f.og tie STATE fair pro
ll'',-i 10 gee oy,i eKhioitioa taey ever
rie1t-f
a. Rec ass moved inio The cooPsl
allss
NJ 4 q. Js-eu IA. returned - Soaii
rrs sasfs sac sil remain tahug ia'
Nttff
Do r " Gray. % Boston. has beet
.sl,g ais parcnts. Mr.. And Mrs k)oer'
'ff - past seek.
NJ Jlan GfosnlsAfis visiting 81 koo
tTi Grats
" A. glsf % lesrn that W. q. Sset
s.rfk.ug f1r FRANK Shurtlsf
NJ T. Bennett hss been - the CIV
" Ptsi sesk Or fsli gods.
uua. Frfkins hAs visited his son ffes
a. fsfkins tae past svsk.
n llusthsn StAr1ird barred bis -o'
VaA'.ss A. Soaih Paris Friday Afternoon
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sNKng. lfihis tosu. son seventy.
80. .a prItss on his fae herd OF
utss state Fair. We 20, foar
=, wi-. bsslies Priis Tor oe-, serd
x,ssa m,.t sntsrPrislng AM en-
100 s-scisr ant Ne are glad % see
= 80 rrssr,ief.
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The grs,, family medicine. D l.
Iatsrsstsd People.

Advertising patent ms.iions In The peculiar u.y
Ia shifh ths prupfsiof of hemp's Bal.am, bf coughs
ani colds ioes, i inissii sonienll. lis Aaihohtss
M druggist ~ ri,e those Who call Soc q sample
bottle lfee, that they nay Try beofe purchasing,
The large hoifiss Ar 50. AL tloo. We cerAhly
~ouli a,lsiss trial. II may save yOu ifom con'amp
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,.-,f b,uof Cor ne ar.i tso weeks,
=, S.p,sn,sf IA. In District No 10,
-. Ssas teacher
-.IsurnnI tfrk HiplsY. hessis
- -. f-..'fs Lsns n pi-Y. uerhert Tap
- ntanr1.i CHARLIE gray, NAfi erAy,
.-.. =. Farfar. Charlie HTsrsoa, tsr.
- fl.11s l1IrT, tscorris hipieys feAfn
nrHrar
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=. o,f,ri Uulvers2list Association
-. wednesday Ani raursiay Of
- several % The prominsn,
-, 1f ne denomination In TIE
-, - b. present. AMI large attend
-. : fxpfctri
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THE BEAR BRIGADE.
East waterfgsrt,

George Town. wife and daughter OF or
orr. are Speeding week n =. n. Has
kelis
There ~fi be dance In the pavilion
Friday. ths 2ist
frsnk c. 0erry went TO Mass.eAu.e,,.
Tuesday.
Winnie Stevens % Auburn IL visiting
relatives IN The place.
Mrs KilleOrn Presehe. here again N,
lClh.
A number have gone 10 State Fair.
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-..r term % school began last rues'
~. h..h school l. 10 charge of ID
~ -. M n.xasli. AMI The primary
A 80, i taught ~ Miss Sadie II
-. sfwHton. Who taaEht In The sun
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S,ur,i, r snd wife. % Portland,
h,,,.rs A. ne Haohsrd Hoase-
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10 p,ns. % R,slipisls. Mss
.,ss A. aer fstasr's, jacob psnislss.
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" Danhsm. % North Paris.
.tss NJ lssi thursday.
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Va- doe. not need an ear trumpet 70
Wat the pecaltsr individual repre-
s,d o. oar fourth page i saylns - hls
N1Pa1ion soOat BrOsn's Instant Rebel
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x.cN. L.paNn. OfAagasts. Il visit
.,sE1 Coz. Psraams
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=, cs..s ara wife. OtPOrtlsnd. are At
Males.
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~ cs.siss. OF FsspOrS Sat c. T.
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a E..,n,u has nOvsd nom This VII
:. N.raaN.
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S,,s... cosrs today. crs,.d.,9
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SOUTH PARIS
yuIAsE DIRECTORY.
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1870. rrrartlrF srrri0r. 80 a =
49,. 80. W. rrrrr rrrrla's rlrTt.ars -
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49,. .-h glr NJ tis'r.ss r-stcf o.
So. rr... 90 trrfIre. 80 q - raaeslA
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49,. ....frr.f 1l - larsisF prayer
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...... U- r.r..ars TrHs.l.na sfff.lH
= -.. -..H - rfaTfr uffilaE e -
- I...r .f..aF PRAYER urfta. 2.
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ISr p.ls Of an lioa. as. ,. I.R.
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IS' Cole S.s BSo-S'. IS.,sa, Relief
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Pssior. PTsaehinE service on sunday, AR. n,
Sabbath srhnnl. I F.s.
seroni Coagrs eaflonAi Charch. Rev. u :. itdeoui
pastof. rrearhing service, Sunday 70 - A. ~ Sab
Lafh sshail, N as A. Hnfisl Meeting, o.. ~.
Tuesday. i.aslies' Prayer Meeting, % '. ~.
narday. regular weekly Prayer Meeting. ~ p
~, FRIDAY.
Methoii.t Chur,h. .. A. Carey. Pastor rreseh.
Sasial Htsnlag Meeting. 7 90 y. ~. Wednesday
Prayer Meeting. % '. ~; Class Meeting. Friday
mn
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IN THE COURTS.
Some of Those Who Took On Too
Much Christmas.

Some of Those Who Took On Too
Much Christmas.
j.. Ward was arrested Monday
for drunkenness. Tried Tuesday and
fined So and costs, which he
paid.
John w ash was arrested Monday
and fined SIS the next day for drunk
enness. Fine replevied.
Jas. Bradley was fined IS for drunk
enness Tuesday and went into the
lookup in default of payment.
Ne's Christian, col, broke the peace
and otherwise had fun TO the extent
If IF 60 so, which he paid Tuesday.
Ben Woolfork, COL, wastried We'd
nesday for breach of the peace and
fined 500 and costs, which he failed
to pay and went to the lookup.
Knott Morehead, col, was arraign-
ed Wednesday for drunkenness and
aued IS and costs Rspleyied.
Tom owen, col, for disorderly
conduct forfeited IS to the city Wed
nesday and not being able to settle
was sent to the workhouse'
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES,

Some OF the Numerous Gaieties o
the Season.
The children had a masquerade
party at Nc. d. A. Taudy's Tuesday
night.
Miss Matte Young entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Wood will entertain a
number Of young ladies and gentle
men at the residence Of Mr. Hunter
Wood this evening.
Mrs. Thos. W. Long gave six
cock dinner Tuesday evening, 10
which limited number of friends
were invited.
The young people of the vicinity
had social at Mr.. Z. II, siyley's Tues
day night, which was attended by
several couples from the city.
One of The events of the week was
,he mink dominoes party at Miss Sal
Ia Wallace's Wednesday evening. Il
was largely attended and was pro-
nounced success.
The future bellies and beaux of the
oi,y met at Judge Tyler's last
oyening TO have good time, upon
,be invitation of the Judges pretty
daughter Miss Nary
There will be a social ga'nering a.
Mfr. S. C. MERGERS this evening which
, ~" undoubtedly be one of the pleas
.a,os, of the week. The Misses Mer-
aar rnow how to entertain handsome
10 and their receptions are always en-
joyable events
The Pleasure Club was entertain
:, last night bs Miss Sallie Camp
,all at the residence of Capt Jno'
> Green. on South Main. st. II was
,"cssiou Of much enjoyment to the
of the Club and their
riends.
q,ho Misses Edmpndson gave a
\. r,.,mastree entertainment at the
.a,donee of Mr.. 4. NJ. Edmundson
,nosday evening, which was attend
/ BY a select number OF their init,
y "a friends. The affair was highly
loved by all who were present
a christmas tree at the Episcopal
BIN Wednesday evening was the
Ians of distributing a large num-
\ Of presents among the Sunday
tool children of the church A
.Inber Of recitations and songs were = !
ven before the distribution was i
ade.
A Christmas tree was arranged al
; Rodman's Monday evening by a
"a. Southerland, to which the chill Q
ON Of her Sunday School class
a q few others were invited ~ @
40 an occasion of much pleasure 10 |,
: Juveniles, who were handsomely
by Mrs sOutherlands :.
earning little daughters, Misses =
allie and Mary.
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LAFAYETTE NEWS.
Our Local Correspondents Budget of


Our Local Correspondents Budget G
= Christmas G---ir-'-
Lsrpclic. Ky, Dec. "a -Ou
t town is jn.t beginning its hol
day gaities. The season was usheret
in by Miss Hallye Rives giving tn,
Infant Glass of The NJ, Il. Sabbath
School a Christmas tree. A pro
gramme consisting of Oralions, Reel
tations and songs was carried out Ia
a very attractive manner.
Master Tom Terry spoke first, "The
Crucilxion of Christ" which would
have reflected credit on a much older
person.
Misses Willie Fraser, Mabel Rog-
ers, Robert Brandon and Mack Par
cell came next everybody was i'm
pressed with their sweet and self
possessed delivery. Each did well.
We have but little time in which to
comment upon the evening, but will
say the entire class, consisting of 81,
acquitted themselves beautifully and
we hope went home happy, with
an armfull of presents. We can.
not forbear mentioning or COM
mending the song-"Rock Bye Ba-
by" by Miss La Rue Fuqus, a little
goldcn-haired, five year old girl with
voice as sweet as canary bird, She
was as graceful and as fair as June
time rosebud. AS she satin her cold
wooden rocker" swaying the cradle
as baby slumbered, some remarked,
it was the most innocent and beauti-
full sight they ever behell.
The last speech was by little Modie
Wathen, two and a half years old.
He was not the least embarrassed,
as he repeated "The Christ Chid"ina
clear and silvery voice. Oae ofthe best
features of the evening was left out
on account of the Illness OF Miss An
ME Wathen, bright little girl who
would have added much 10 the euter-
tainment. The March was led by |
Master Walter Tuck; little Johnny
Griffin brought up the rear The last
child was asked by Mis-
Iallye if he had b BILE verse, he re.
piled in the affirmative and arose
With great dignity and said-"llere l
itand on two little chips" etc.
John 7. Boddie gave very elegant
Inner party last Saturday evening
It his handsome country home.
Mr.. Walter Duncan makes an ex
client Marshal. We are quiet.
Miss Bette Levy, OF Guthrie, re.
urned home after very pleasant
isit to Mrs. II L Fuqna.
Miss Haiiye Rives left this morn
lg to spend the holidays in Clarks-
lille.
Misses Lulu Tuck and Nee Hes
,r have returned from Elkton.
A Merry Christmas
ALMOND EYED LAD. :
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$685.
Its DeIicacY Of Flavor

And the efficacy Of its action haye
rendered the famous Califor,ialiquid
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, i'm
mensely popular. 1t Cleanfes and
Tones up the clogged and fevarish
System, and dispels Headaches, Colds
and fever. For sale In 80 cents and
s1.00 bottles.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Miss Lula rIAnsfOrd ia visiting Mrs. J. W
Lewis.
Jas. t. Cant Ia spending the week with nj,
parents.
Jno. Burnett has gone on visit to owens
boro.
Harry Bryan is visiting friends in IIender.
son.
Prof. Clifton Z. Ferrel rcturne to Nashville
Wednesday.
Miss Maud King, Of corydOn, is visiting Miss
Matte Young.
Jas, randy,. Nashville, is visiting hi, father,
Mr. ID. A. Tandy.
Miss Lulu Norihington, PryOrsburg is visit.
Ing Miss Minnie Brown.
Rev. chas. Morris, Evansville, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. Q. t. Mason left Wednesday for Missis.
aippi on weeks visit.
Mics Der In harrow has returned from a
visit to Princeton.
Mr. NJ. Cant, Owonsboro, came over this week
to sec his iIofkinsvillu friends.
Frank Cook has gone TO Evansville to take
position in the d. n, roidmaster's Office.
Mrs. Wheeler has returned from a visit to
her daughter, Mrs Morris, OF Evansville.
Misses Clara Mean. and Mary Clark have
gone on visit TO friends in Nashville, III.
Mr.. W. A. Lowry's friends will be glad 10
know he has recovered from a severe spell Of
sickness.
Mfr. y. W. Walker has moved into his new
house on the Fairyiew pike, adjoining the
ilrame place.
h. } salmon, Of Dawson, spent several days
Of this week visiting friends In the city and
county.
q. Triec and bride, nee Miss jennie Slough,
who were married az Fort Worth, Tex, on the
siih, are expected here to-day.
w.R. Bowles returned Wednesday, from
CAmpbellsville, BY, where be had been called
by a telegram announcing the sudden death OF
his father, few days before.
Mr.. Harry Tra,ier, who hss been in the en-
ploy Of the liza " railroad company, As local
roadmasler. as Tits place, left for birmingham c.
Ala, Wodnisday, having been transferred D
there n hold a similar rsstion. Me-. Fraser +,
alth jugh a resident OF our city but year,
made many friends, whoregret that his duties
call him TO ether ltlds, and be and his family
win ever DO held in high esteem by their mum e'
crous friends here. Harry, as tho boys call Ia
him. Is a thorough railroad man, exceedingly NJ
popular with the L. a ~ oaieials A. by strict 4,
aud prompt attention to The Company's Affairs "
Is nearing the top Of the ladder where the high ID
est honors await him.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
Furnished by Glover n Durrett, Louis, illC
Tobacco Warehouse.

fufulaneu by GlONer u Durrctt, LcuiHN lille
Tobacco Warehouse.
Sales on our market for the weel
lust closed amount TO 30l2 hhds.
with receipts for the same period O
1928 hhds. Sales on our market
since January LIST amount TO 9,00G9
hhds. Sales of the crop of 1885
amount TO 6S76 hhds. up to thi.
date.
The offerings during the past week
embraced several large lots of re.
dried Green River filters, which sold
at disasirously low figures. New
dark tobacco of extra length Is sell
ing very well, but short common new
dark tobacco is selling very low.
There will be no further sales on our
market until January 81. The fol-
lowing quotations fairly represent
our market for dark tobacco not new /;
Tarsh, 81 90 to 2 20.
Common to medium lug', 50 90 to
3 90
Dark rich lugs, extra quality, SO 90
10 81 90
Common leaf, SO 90 to 400.
Medium TO good leaf, "a 90 to 6 90
Good leaf, extra length, So to 7 so
Dark wrapper leaf, 81 80 TO 10 90.
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cRsAM OF The NEWS.

Deputl Sheriff Of Caldwell Shot.
> ereep Mors', deputy sheriff of
OadwelS county, accidentally shot
himself with pistol monday, at
Princeton. .nlking wound in his
bres.' which 1t is believed will cause
death.
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THE STEAM LAUNDRY

is now In successful operation, Mr..
Tom Meicalfe, the proprietor, having
secured the services OF two expert
enced ladies' from Nashville as laun-
dress 81, an all work turned out
floD tf'1 Laundry will be excellent
fni,B' nd ut prices as low Us such
pri.. "a be had anywhere. Give
IT,. u.w enterprise a trial aud you
will DO pleased.
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Or. Forshee's Visit.

DIR. FOrshee, of the Coffee Medical
Institute, Louisville, Ky, visited
Hopkinsville Dec. 10Th, as advertised
A number of patients consulted him,
and, a number took treatment and
we're well pleased with his frank ness,
and his opinion IN the examination of
their cases. He was surgeon in the
late war, and railroad surgeon a num-
Der of years. Thirty-fve years ex-
perience as phsician aud surgeon
should be guarantee he is no hum
bug. He comes prepared to treat all
cases of Reduceable Rupture without
knife or truss,and guaraptees a cnre
he gives special attention TO the treat
ment of female diseases. See adver-
Iisement for particulars. viii be at
the Phoenix hotel Saturday, Jan. u ID,
one day only. Come early. room
generally crowded.
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Killed al Adairville

Bill Proctor, white man, shot
ana instantly killed Louis Jones, col ,
at AdairvilIe, Logan county, on
christmas night The killing was
unprovoked and Proctor has been
taken to Russellville to escape vic.
lence at the hands of Jones race.
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DEATHS.

Two Deaths Since Tuesdays Issue
Mrs. VIM. II. Adams died at Tho
home Of her husband, near Church
Hill, on the 18th inst, of pm ,umonia
She was about 10 years of age and
leaves three children, Mrs Adams W as
a most estimable lady and will be
sadly missed from the community il
which she lived. The burial took
place Wednesday at the Adams bury
ing ground on the Palmyra road, 3
few miles from town.
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Cabinet Photographs SO 90 per doz
at Anderson's gallery.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-12-28
WAITS of New York"

AS play illustration of life in larg
er cities, p )rtraying forcibly many of
their characteristics, thu WAITS Of
New York" has few equals on the
stage. The play is free from the
clownish vulgarity that often marks
such productions. The players are
adapted to the different parts, making
the cast strong and the play enjly.
able. The leading part is assumed
by Mr.. N. S. Wool who is clever
actor Mr.. G. w. Thompson the
German comedian, Is great. Tie
play will be tomorrow night aud
standing room should be at premi
un. The piece is magnilicently
mounted, some very handsome scenes
being shown, among which the most
prominent are "The Harlem R,il
road Bridge" Castle Garden at Sun
set" "The Tombs Police Court" "Oll
Trinity Church." Exterior of the
Tombs," aud thu scene at Five
Points, which end the play.
The o. v. Surveys.
Caldwell Courier, 32nd.)
Col. G. c. Genung, chief engineer of
the Ohio Valley road, returned here
OIL Monday last from Hopkinsville, to
which point he had finished the first
line of preliminary survey on Satur
lay. From him we learned that-the
distance from Princeton TO Hopkins
vile is about thirty miles, by the line
Just run, but that distance might be
shortened one or two miles. A por.
ion of the route gone over is quite
adorable, but there are some poiLts
hat are going to be troublesome, if
his route is adopted. Another line
) now being run, the survey party
eaving here on Wednesday morning
They will for quite a distance trav-
rise the valley now occupied by the
!. A. & L road, then leaving that,
will make new line into Hopkins
nile, after which, the 0. V. company
will choose that line which is most
dvantageous--in point ofeasy grade
ight-of way and other aid. The
econd line survey, with favorable
7eather, can be made by the first of
annary, and Col. Genung is of the
pinion that squads of graders will I
e throwing dirt on the extension $
7iihin three weeks from the present
ime.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-12-28
Xmas mas come and
our goods are going,
WHY & Burnett.

FITS AN Fits stopped free by DIR. KiIns's
Great Nerve hestorsr. No Fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise ana
81 90 trial bottle free n NJ cases. Send 10 DR.,
Kline, 9ol Arch St.. Phila. Pa.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-12-28

A colored child one year Old, nam
cd Mary Ellen Bronaugh, died in Ia,
city on Christmas day.