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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
ojczyzny frazesa, zasadY,

AOVla1G PIoASA u1d eleUIe
interes, rozgfos swojej male
wie!kosci tfusty cd republi
kanow urzedzik. Ze cenzor u
2ywaf powagi zwiazko~ e; dc
amerykahskie) polityki, o ter
wiemy; tera2 pytamy sic, &C
zrobif dla ojczyzny i dla tegc
narodu?
Ten pan jednak i ci pano
vie przerachowali sic. Rschu.
mex zrobili bez karcz,narza. Zu
predko zaufali swoim siiom.
Opatrznose czuwajaca mad bied
nyln ludem pomieszafa i'm
szyki. Rzecz sama przeprowa.
dzono ME bez planu. Umiano
rozmaitemi sposobami znle.
wohc grupy, 3e mimowolnie
wybrafy odpowlednich i'm de-
legatow umiaAo pieknie
przez sromotne wnioski, klzy.
XII - tupania karczemne
grublanskie wyzwiska przerze.
dziG liczbe dobrze myslacych
obywatel, umleli nawet przy.
wiezionemi gotowemi manda :
tami powlekszyc falange
swych ludzi - darzac pierw
szego lepszego karczmarza z
Black Rock mandatem ma
ssjm. Czwarte gfosowa
ME mad przyJeta raz wiekszoj
cia poprawka musia}o wise
wypas& po lnysli bezwyzna-
niowcow. Wybor powtornie
cenzora byl pewnym. Atoli
pomimo sEej ,zna k 0 IN j
t e ] W I'm 0 W y" wyu
czonych na pamie6 o ,,zasa
dach" frazesach, nie udafo mu
sic przeprowadzit powt6rnie
wyboru zlodzieja ma gen. Sc
kretarza. To zas przyspieszy
to katastrofe = ,,Oto prze'
klestwo zlego czynu.
Bluznlercze mowy Grygl.
towarzysz6w, ME tylko, ze 0
braza}y do &ywego nasze u
czucia religiine i calego naro
du polskiego piekna przesz}osc
ale nawet W oczach obcycl
zdarfy z mas ostatm piekn,
przvriot: przywlazania do via
ry katolickiej; DO lubo pre-
te czeste skandale po para
tiach pols|Slch straclismy vie
le ma szacunAu, uwaaano na
]ednak zawsze "a gorliwyc]
katolikow wlernych synoy
WARY ojcow.Dz S co powiedza
mas, 0 Polakach nasi wspoj
wyznawcy? Wszakze ci wrze
komi przedstawiciele narodv
polsklego wyrzekll sic public2
ME WARY, a W hberalnym us
cisku zawisll patryotyzmu
z ,,zasady" zydkom ma sly
| CT ludzie teraz slnla sobi
roscic pretensya, ably ksieza
jako obywatele, .pos7li pod roo
kazy bezwyznaniowcow, alb
swym wpfywem naganiali il
do matni nieswiadomy lud, ;
by te2 lud ni6st I'M swe
krwawo zapracowany grosz
ofierze, ably W przyszlosci zno,
]aki patryotyczny aydek mos
uciec kasa do kanady!!..
Bardzo sic 'panowie myllc''
Ksie&a do was nalezec nj
mogq, zas zachecaG lud, alb
sic pod wasz zydowsko- be:
wyznanlowy sztandar cisna
byfoby dla Mich wystepkiel
= pasterz jest ma to, alb
strzegf trzody pred wilkami
Dajcie vice pokoj ludowi :
on ME dla was.
W tym wzgledzie kaad
ksiadz podzieiac musi zdan
ks. Maiera umieszczone w q
zeci;e PoZskaej. Atoli iezeli s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

tnlaFy WyZnanlGWcOW, Jak
zyd lawirowaf, kujac pod Ia
sfona sympathy Cenzora swe
zbrodnicze plnny ma przy-
sz}ost. Rad Cent. wobec dyk-
tatury Gryg.. byi p!atem kc :
fem u woza. Cenzor robif co
i jak chciaf. Go ME zgadza1o
sic jego planami, to obk}a :
dat swojem veto. Morgenstern
zas Jezdzif do stolicy ,grup
lad grupami, po dyspozycye
plany ma koszt Zwiazku, choG
kolej mia} darmo.
Czy to zadame Cenzo:a, a.
by Sem przez aklamacya znew
obraf zfodzleja na gen. sekre-
TARA, zabezpieczenie swoich
5000 - "a akcye NE maiace
najmn1eiszey wartosci, ME 0.
twoZy ocz grupom, te ME
przewidza zamiarow? Chyba
IL zasady widz1ec ME chca,
TAX pisza nieprzyjaciele O.
sobisci Grygl." powie re.
dak;or Zgody." TAX jest,
pewnie, ze osobiste urazy ma.
my do tego cziowieka = ale
nle bylibysmy ami o tenn wspo
minali, gdybysmy W Gryg
Tie widzieli przyczyny upadku
tax pieknie zapowlsda]ace] sic
polskiej instytucyi.
Panowie bezwyznaniowcy Z
Grygl. ma czele nosi]i SIC cd
dawna planem, ably sic Pc
zhyt ksiezy, a wzglednie re-
ligii katolickiej. Czysny ME
czytali W Zgodzle wyjatI1u z
listu Grygl., pisauego do pc.
wnej osobistoSci W N. York;
pred czterema laty i tc
wsasnle wteaczas, gdy zewne.
trznle 2 faryzeuszowska obfu
aq starano sic pozyskac W
X. Majera i 1nnych ksiezy:
Ma teraz oszczedzaj1ny ksieay
= pisze Cenzor ze ,,zbolais
piersia" = oni nam pot,zebni
bo A1d "a mimi, ale gdy Z,0lq
zek stanle no nogach, tedy
,,precz 2 popan1l!" = Czy y
Grygl. wyprze sic tego list,
ma zwlazkowym pisanego pa
pierre?
Znczeto wiec schlebiac ksie
zom, wabic do siebie, ME
mllosci religii, ale z interesu
= raz aby przez mich pnzy
ska6 najwieksza I!czbe plaza
cych czlonkow; drugi raz, a
by sic mimi zastawisc przee
w1adza duchowna l przed "a
rzutaml. Ma sejmie W Bay Git,
W 1886 zrobiono W tel inteu
cyl ksiedza narszalkiem sci
mu; Ma sejmie W Buffalo, trz,
lata pozniej : p. Grygl. wra
z Polohien1 u Anaeryce zakwe
styonowai nawet nalezenie te
so samego ksiedza do Zwiaz
ku i prawomocncsc jsgo n
selm Cd grupy Bay City
danego mu mandatu. = Poo
czas gdy delegaci oNazywa
obu4zenle ma insynuacye Pt
laha u An1eryce = p. Gryg
chcial te sprawe oddaG do zb;
DANA komisyj!! :.
; P. Nicki, checny redakto
Zgody i autor pooh walnyc
ola swego paaa artykufow
pyta sic W ostatnim nUmerz
|
Zgody W. X. Majera, dla cze
60 on tel kwestyi ME posta
via cd razu jasno : t. j. III
powlada, ktorzy to So ci ns
czelnicy, i jake ich cele :
% oA ty mi acze
n / k MI jest cenz o
lego b Wv yzn
In Q W a k k a." A ceI
- moze ojczyste? TAX, d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
w [ A r u S
daruje kalendarZe!

Kto sic pospieszy
przes}aniem zap}aty
"a Wiarusa" , odbie-
RE W prezencie duzy
kalendarz z obraz-
kami, pod tytu}em:
,,Kalendarz Maryah-
ski dla wiarus0w." I"
ma rok 1907 pre-
sz1o 100 obrazkami,
0 l70 stronicach.
Nadto podaruje
kazdemu, kto mi "a
p1aci abonament,
kiaazeczke pod tytu-
lem ,,Nabozehstwo
do SW. J0zefa" / o.
braz OLGA swietego
Leona XIII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

w Kalendarz Maryaaski
dla aOiarus6aD, ktory Master
dale abonentom W prezencie,
lest ia raza druko ~any W A.
meryce podaje czas, kiedy
wschodzi zachodzi slonce
W roznych czesciaeh Amery.
XII, oraz przepowiada podlug
stuletniego kalendarza powiet.
RE ola Ameryki. = Podane
tel sa adresa ksiezy polskich
w Ameryce.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
GET 0odJoeFbrte
6. Goworos peCter.

Gor flr3em @oniul Der geretnigten @tao.
ten i'll Stalien, Gerfaiier bon v@nqs
LAMBS 6ubm uno S9anoe !, vlmerifQ2s
SOrtl9rttt" II. I. No., i9retbt pie folgt:
New=gorf, l. Iuguit 1886.
122 s. 81. ct.
Serre1t DR.. Sc. &ber & &c., Qotpeu, W1af.
= Wtette Serren: Sin @efiibl Der Oants
bartett ltr1o Der @uni4, benz 8ubltfurt
etnen 9Ienit I'll letiten brdrgt mid 8u fols
ger6er @rfldrling
Ntette Stltoien auf benz GoIfeae in Getps
Qooett tpIroen our6 cine beftige g%rfaltunq
unfer6roHer, Die mid 70 i1tpQhte, baE i'd
3e9n Sa9re lang I'M mein 2eben fdmpfte.
OaF 10 OFT t1 mid Dem @etter auSIebte.
mar bic 6olge cine 8lutung BON ben Qnfts
ro9rena1te1, rr0 Sabre lana tpuroe i'd BON
oeIl tud)tl9iten Qer8ten bebanbelt; aber pers
9eoenS. Gnb!t9 erfnbr i9 etrpaS BON
&ber's 9ectoral,
11abn1 6ooon (mdbig urb in fleinen 8ofer),
10 oft cine @rfdltung ooer Elm 8ruftleiber
%etntrat, uno e8 balf mir ieoesnlal. Setts
Dem 1tno rs Sabre Oerloifen. SD babe
Hl9 alerbar0 Wetter an89eiebt un6 bin
III auerlet Sltr1oten geipeIen, uno babe bis
AM otelen gag nte cine @%rfGltung ODER
trgenO Elm llebsl in Der &eble qebobt. no.
bon mir &Der'S @berrn.B ectorQ[
11ld]t in "a Stunoen @rlei9terung geiuabrt
bdtte.
Naturlt9 bin i'd auf allen meinen 9fets
len gu Wafer unb gu 2anb ME obue 6teie
Neoi5in. sic bat inter metuen Quaer,
beIonoer8 in afrten 5GIen, nte b6rtfaer
grdune rrb 9ipbtberte bel Sinberf1, mans
DIES 2eben g~erettet. SD empfable ieine @us
pettou1g IN g~ertngen aber baufigen DOZEN.
gSenoet man eS geb0rtg n09 Siren Nntuets
in1gen an, 70 tit e8 etn
nmi6atbarer gegett
in jebem Sauie. Nfeiue entidieoene @sros
DE fommt ans meirem beIten @efibIe. SD
femme Dtele Sale, in oenen cine anIGeine16
te1tftBenoe 2uftr0brenent5iinGung nebft Suz
item uno Sttmmenperluit BET @eiftliGen
uno onoern 0ffentlt6en NeOnern 0ur9 oteIe
Nteot3t1 OoGfomn1et gebetlt tpuroe.
N6tungspo4
6. gbmarb8 Setter.
Syets Chetry-geeturaI
8ubereitet pon DR.. {. 6. gIper & Co., 9o1peH, W4af.
Sn allen &pOtbeten unO ar3neiIGben gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14
y iStnQnsfomn1er.

%%) Ole 9ernrittter bel alien @eI6aften Ser
nf[tl9 9es T fleimife @o MT Gtlsn BON 9elreOig. 2ln6
sen %9eltottet, ltno 8por lpegcn ser an Bic M2eplbIif
6u S%a9lcroen &b9obell. Ser ~Sonooco hiee bns
9roBe GarlTDan@. lpeldes Sic 0tepublif leibiit -
Del! 9@an0Oet nit 9euti6lanD unterbielt. 80
$3.50 0eniter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-14

& aupferl9u.ieO.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
The First Chinese Railway.


The first railway in China was con-
structed by the shrewd and progressive
Prince Lin Ming Chuan as a miniature
affair. carrying the people on circle
OF two or three miles for small sum
In order to famillarize them with the
snorting monster. This being accom-
plished. road Is now laid Of about
seventy-fve miles. on which the Vice.
roy makes tours without exciting the
prejudices OF the natives. Tho rail-
way Is coming" Is the prophecy OF a
high oificial>a at Pekin. 1t Is the only
way to meet the pressure OF outside
nations. But what is most interesting
is the result in the way OF unifying the
dialects spoken in China There are
now not less than three hundred dia-
lects. and they differ as much as French
from German. There are also Ave dif-
ferent weights, or scales OF weights, and
in Pelin alone, while no standard OF
time whatever exists. foreign clocks
are sometimes found. Tho first step 10
to facilitate intercourse. in order to
unity the vast people. -Globe-Demo-
crnt Gi
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
The Dollars of 1904


There is something curious about
the American silver dollar and half
dollar OF 1904" said o numismatist-
There we're about 20. 900 OF the dollars
coined. but not one OF them ever got
into circulation. Two Of them are in
well-known coin collections to-day.
however, and they are the most valua-
BILE Of all American coins. Why the
dollar OF 1904 was never seen In circu-
lation after leaving the mint is one oil
the unsolved government mysteries.
1t is asserted as good authority that
the two 1904 dollars now In existence.
while having been made from the
original die. were in reality not coined
for many years after that year, when
they we're surreptitiously struck. and,
II Is supposed, issued to person In
high authority, from which they sub
sequently passed into the collections
referred to. Tho half-dollar Of 1904
is surrounded by n mystery equally
profound. There were over $50. 900 OF
these coined, but not one was ever
known be in circulation. On the other
hand, but 1000 quarter dollars were
coined in that year, and specimes of
these are in every collection and nu-
mismatist's shop. Philadelphia Press.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
UNCERTAINTY OF WEALTH

In Wall Street . Man Ma be Rich To-day
and Poor Tomorrow.
Estimates OF wealth based on m anner
Of living and habits OF personal expen-
diture are by the way, uncertain.
some men spend every dollar they
make as fast as they make it, and never
have a dollar laid by. To infer there
fore. that because they live at the ratio
Of say $40. 600 year they are worth an
amount. which at per cent, would
yield an income OF $4,000 would evil
IDENTIFY be fallacious. On tho other
hand. many thrifty and successful
money getters. from their thrift, spend
no more on themselves and families
after they have accumulated millions
than when they had next to nothing.
They have become fixed in the habits
they acquired in their less prosperous
days, and can not get out OF them.
Every year some man Of this kind dies,
and astonishes his most intimate friel ids
by the immense estate he leaves behind
him. This Is especially the case with
old men, who in their later years re-
tire from society, and are. as II were.
forgotten. While they are negotiating
In obscuriiy their money is rolling
over and over like snow ball. In
creasing in geometrical ratio. On this
point Mueller's weekly advertisements
OF executors sales OF stocks and bonds
and real estate are most suggestive
reading. The quantity Of stuff that
is poured out upon purchasers from
this source is something wonderful.
The executors Of the late Joshua Jones.
for example, who was not supposed TO
be immensely rich, have just distributed
among his legatees, as the proceeds Of
a series OF such sales, nearly $8,000.-
900. and those Of the late Samuel Will
lets. who lived in IN Oldest way. sold
through the same auctioneers about
three years ago IS. 600, 900 worth oftne
best kind OF securities.
For another reason, too. men OF
great fortunes. who do not ostentatious-
ly display them, are much better pro-
tected against public knowledge Of their
affairs than those who have small ones.
A man oil moderate means has often
need to ask for credit. especially II no
is carrying on an active business. and,
therefore,. must make statements OF his
financial condition. These statemons
ire preserved and remembered. and
thus, in his particular circle. the
amount of his fortune Is tolerably well
snown. But a large capitalist. or even
\ small one, out OF business, lends
money and does not borrow II, or. II he
borrows It. borrows upon collaterals.
which obviates the necessity OF further
inquiry. and thus leads to no estimate
OF his condition. ! do not SEQ how the
fortune OF man like Jupiter Morgan,
for instance, can be appraised, He has
certainly never told Its amount to me.
nor to, any one that know. Idoubt
much whether he knows It himself
within several millions. When he
comes TO die, TO be sure. his executors
will find out. but that event. let us
hope. is yet far of. Mr.. Jay Gould
few years ago did, indeed, make what
he declared was full and frank ex-
hibition OF his stock investments, and
/ was certified to by men Of unim-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming 30 we'll
known and 80 popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and it Ia guaranteed to do all
that Is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver aud
Hidneys,will remove Pimplee, Boils
Salt Rheum aud other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent
as we'll as cure all Malarisl fevers.-
For Cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.--Price so cts. and
sl.00 per bottle at II. b. Carriers
Pharmacy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
A WORD OF WARNING.
Is Consumption Ineurable.


Read the following: Mr.. G. II
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Wal
down with Abscess Of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an Incurable Consumptive
Began taking DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and able to oyersee
the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: "Had 1t not been for DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton would have died of Lung
Troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best Of health" Try u.
Sample bottles free at III. B. Garner's
Pharmacy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
LOUISVILLE MARKET
YLoua, MEAL AND xILLsrury.

FLOuhs HEAL AND hiLLofNFF.
FLouR-Round lots sell as follows; Choice
patents, IS 2stp5 80; plain patents, ts.ooySS u.s.
choice; N.fN95 90; plain fancy. $3.50; No. !,
N.oo9t B;extra family IS. 6iy99 y ;buckwheat.
20 .3t,96 50 for Eastern; ts.50(5s.7S forWestern.
CoRshEAL--Bolted, ss y loon; kiln dried
MILL FlIp--we quote on arrival; Bran, ,i1 90
shorts, sis. 80; shipstuffs. sn. --'
GRAIN AND HAY.
wHnAr-we quote No. wheatto arrive; 50
coSs-No. amixed, 10 arrive, src; white,
6lTs-So.i new oats, as,lssso;
Hir-Tsnoytimoihy. .Ooas choice. ,ls.so
low grades, ts4io
srRAv-ss.o0e ton.
PROVISIONS.
Blcos-Clear rib aides. elc.olesr sides,
nc; shoulders, 7l<c.
BULK MEArs-llear rib sidea, SIC;
SUaAR-CuREp MRArs--HAma, lll<(9lalfc for
large to small average; shoulders &c; break
LARD-Choice leaf. 81; in kegs and buckets,
loo.
GROCERIES.
CoRYKE-Rio. ordinary. lf(tIsc prime, lsI<
choice. 1glfag2clfc; fancy. 10c peaberry, alc
golden Rio, Sle, u ayaass 27c Mocha, fa3s,
MoLAssEs-Cornsyr syrup, 7tc; sugAr syrup, $40
$50 New Orleans molasses, good, as9soc
RioE-596l fcforgoodtoprime.
sudAR-GranulAted. gszCG9JS; confectioners
A; s9sc,C. S499"; powdered, 10c; out-loaf. Ice
New Orleans sugars, sl<c.
CAspLEs-star, Nos. ito 8, s1fsioc y n.
STARCH 2lfds33{c n.
soAr-German, 81 80 q box Of 90 ne for COM
mon, $3.50 for beet; ivory, slCes.7s for rs n
boxes.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BUrrKR-Choice country, e4gi<o y n; low
grades, 1(9l2n; dairy, l6elsc; Elgin creamery.
2oc: oleomarEarine, l9c.
CHEEsE-Fsnoy full cream choddar, llIf0
prime Ohio factory, ic(silc; skim chess
1000.
fouLrRr-Hsns, 81 rs = dozen; ducks, live,
.. SEGA 2 dozen; young spring chickens. sl.oo
4 % dozen
Eees-we quote at $40 y dozen.
rALLow-4c p 10.
BREsw Ax-eoc n n.
BRooN- CoHS-Seac for common to good.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27

peachable integrity. but. unfortunately.
from the fact that It was made so
frankly. nobody accepted the statement
a. strictly correct Mr. Russell Sage
Is reputed to DO wealthy. and probably
Is 80, but whether he has one, Eve, ten
or twenty millions would not dare to
affirm. Besides, many great fortunes
especially those which are Hourishcd
CONSEQUENTLY before the eyes Of the
public In well-trumpeted stock opera
tons. are as unsubstantial and evan
escent as soap bubbles. Ten years ago
Mr.. Cyrus Field was reputed to DO
worth Eve millions OF dollars He got
to specializing In Manhattan Elevated
and went on until In single day he
was reduced to comparative poverty.
Mr.. Jay Gould, even, has repeatedly in
the course ofhis life been brought to
the verge OF financial ruin. The expo
rlence OF jas. R. Keene Is still fresh In
the recollection Of most frequenters Of
Wall street. know that he once OK
hibited TO his lawyer a New Years
statement showing balance In his IA
vor OF 100000. The next New
Years the $l5, 900. 900 had all been lost
and more. too. Even the late Governor
E d. Morgan, who every body said was
worth $40, 900. 900, actually left at his
death only about IS. 900. 900. and II he
had lived a few years longer he would
probably not have left that. Hundreds
OF such illustrations will occur to every
me who has been in financial circles
lere for any length Of time. II mon
ument were set up in Trinity church,
yard 10 every man who has made and
lost fortune in Wall street since 1860.
the gravestones there would be mighty
crowded. IN. Y. Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
Queer case.

Probably the queerest character
that has been received in the asylum
at Milledgeville, Ga, recently. is a
young fellow brought from Walker
County. The subject OF his derange-
ment is spelling, and II is said he went
crazy during the spelling bee craze
several years ago. He uses the same
letters for spelling any word given
him, and invariably pronounces Tho
result OF his babbling ''asafetlda."
When given a word to spell he throws
open one corner Of his mouth and yells
at the top Of his voice: "B-a ba. va
va ga ga, ia IA, d-i di. asafetida.
He can be seen most any time about
the yard spelling for the amusement Of
the crowd, who generally reward him
with chew OF tobacco for his effort.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
sAppER THAN DEATH.

A Telegraph Mcpcnger hoy Threatened
With tho LOSS Of lila Iucr.iu.
Last Friday afternoon II district tcle
graph messenger. who was speeding
along the street with u telegram valued
at fifteen cents n minute. was run over
and seriously injured by u blind man
named Standfasi. Standfast Is n Grip
ple, having n wooden leg. He had
taken this leg of to rest it whilc he sal
by the wayside and begged, and some
mischief loving boys had taken the leg
and hid 1t. Standfast missed it, was
cropping along the sidewalk feeling for
It, and inadvertently moved directly in
the messenger boys wake. Several
persons, seeing that he would run the
boy down. shouted to the latter thai
the blind man was after him. and the
boy, realizing his peril, made despor-
ate sprint for his life and for few feet
gained on his pursuer but before he
was far enough ahead to turn out with
safety the cripple was upon him and
ran clear over him before he could be
stopped. The boys injuries were very
serious, as he fell upon his wrist,
spraining 1t so that it will probably be
two weeks before he can hang on to
the step OF an omnibus going in the
wrong direction. II was reported late
that night that, owing to his inability
to utilize his favorite official time killer,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
o. v. TIME TABLE.
Takes effect August II, 1850.
TRAINS SOUTH:

Trains leave Morganneld for Uniontown at
$50 m, b:a5 p IN, I0:ss . m.
7:lS a m, 1880 y m, $3.50.
10 Trains Nos. andt run daily. all other
q ains daily except Sunday.
PAsseng ~ leaving Chicago at 40 p m ar
rive NJ Terre Haute at $50 IN. Evansville at
1905 m, making close connection with the
OHIO Valley tram No. at io:0s IN, arriving
At Henderson At l0:ts IN, PTinceton at : 80
n m, where connection 10 made with @. o. a
=. W. train At asa m arriving at PAducAh
at l:lo m, End at Memphis at 1850 IN.
Z. o. a 8. W. train M. . leaving Memphis
at 6:ts ", arriving at Paducah At iR:ss p m,
Prtnreion At a:so p N. makes olose connection
with Ohio liov tram No, 4 At 1850 y N, ar
irving AZ Henderson At s;91 y N, Evansville At
I:iOp. IN. whore close connection IL ads with
Chicago Express on +. a T. r. v. atT:lop. IN.
arriving At Terre Haute at i,;io p m. snd at
Chicago At 1908 IN.
The above trains afford the travelling pnbllc
the quickest and mot direct route between
Chicago, Terre Haute. indianapolis. Evans
' lie Henderson. Paducah, Memphis tLttlo
Rock. Hot SPRING., vtckshurg, new Orleans
and all intermediate points.
Jas. MONTGOMERY A.E snRLDEH,
Gen, Supt. q Il. at. A.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-27
THE MARKETS.
G orreeie Weekly by Charles Mckee a Co.
The Grocers, Hopkinsville, NY,
PROVISIONS.

orreete weekly by Charles Mckee a Co.
The Grocers, Hopkinsvillc, NY.
PROVISIONS.
Butter 20 to csc
TSnitry Il so; chiolpn. 81 So 20 , ss.
asms-oouniry. il " is,lc; sugar cured, IS
to l5c.
shouiders-sc.
LArd-Renned, loc; extra choice leaf, lilo.
Cheese--ii TO 2Bc.
Fiour-Patent, 81 80; standard, 81 90.
Moal-7oc per buabel.
oried Beef--By piece, lie; chinped, 2oc.
GROCERIES
sugars Granulated, loo; N. o., eci dark
'rown. SIC.
Teas Black, ono To 81 90; Green, SOC to 800.
Conees-Green Rio. Is to SOC; Golden Rio,
SOC; o. G. Java, 30 to $50; roasted, rs to sooi
ground, 20 to Soc.
Baking Powders-25 TO 50S.
Molasses-N. o., 90 to $50; heavy, 10 to soc.
CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes-an cans, 81 90 per dor; sib cans,
q ssper do1.
Cornish cans. 81 o0to so per doz.
Oysters-lfb cans, 81 90 to / 20; 2fb cans,sl 6s
TO l 90.
Peas-ab cans, 81 80 to 90; French, 50 90
per doz.
Beana-string, aib cana, 81 per doE; string
less, 81 rs per doz; gold wax, afo cans, 81 copper
doL.
Biackberries-2b cans, 81 rs per doE.
Straw berries an cans. 50 0otn 90 per dor
RAspberries (Bl-2ib cans, 81 rs per doz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 rer dog; French,
1885, To zoe per can; smoked. zoe per Gan
vKdKrABLEs AND FRUITS.
Apples-s0 cents per bu; dried, to So per
pound; evsporated, i2Isc per pound.
Oranges-25 TO SOC aer dox.
PotatNes-Irish, 500 for choice sound goods;
sweet, TSc for choi,e sound goods.
Onions--Sl Is per bu
Cabbage-New, 10 to 9octs.
Turnips--
Beans-White navy, Zoe per gal
Peas--Split. 400 per gal; green English. SOc
per gal; black eyed, 4oc per gal
MISCELLANEOUS.
Coal 0ll-20c per gal
starch-5 to i0c per pound.
soap-y3 80 to 8 90 per box.
NAils-f2 rs.
Glover Seed