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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain piece or lot of ground st,r.,.
IN ha,,oiaat nsIh .h oorongh' Cambria county. Pa,
Beginning at a poet on township road IeadtnS
ron % DAihirin 10 Mountin road o. nd line of tswn.
ship road leading TO Dawsop's mill thsnc. ss-,h
~ 1exrees west 10 feet 10 post on line of land
o. hiusnning Coal company. thence norrh "a
nhd q degrees west 81 feet to a post along land Of
h"tanninz Coal company. thence south s5I[ de-
erees east - feet TO a post on township road the
pace OF Beginning. along township road on the
south, containing 80 square feet having thereon
erected toU-stOTied snk house
@ TERMS OF SALE:Ts
zen per cent. when the property is sold bal
thlro IN ak mon he. and the remainder in one
yeaI A.eer conn rmstion Of sale Deferred pay
mehts 70 Dear Interest. and to be secured by tie
Judgment bond and mortgage OF the purchaser
DANIEL HENRY
Admir- OF Ellen Harvey, deed
summit, Jan. Is lss2.-3t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IA whereas letters of administration On IN,
estate of Jesse NcCiough, late OF PORTAGE town
SHIP, Cambria county, Pa. deceased having been
srAhteo 70 the uud ersianed. all persons Indebted
10 said estate are hereby nofified 10 make nsy
ment TO me without delay and those having
Claims aRai1st the same Will present the same
properly authenticated tor settlement.
JOSEPH NCGOUGH
Admir- of Jesse McCSough decd
Portage township, Nov. 80, lsss
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DIED.

STEVENS-Died at her home In Carroll
township on Saturday. January 18th, 1889.
Mrs. Amanda Stevens. wife Of William
Stevens, aged about 80 years.
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IITHe wouLpnE wIrHoEr A nnmE

" ho WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME
w Ihe Beech Grove Coal and Coke com
pany located at Gallitzin Pa. offer TO sell seven
6nndred Zoo Lots on the sunny side OF Tunnel
nun. not more than ieur hundred yards from
cearches and school houses. AZ there will be
pure water running through this district in less
lnAn year and the Lots are located in the midst
o. prosperous section the investment cannot fal
10 be prontAble. We will sell these Lots on
monthly payments 80 that all who wish NAV ha We
home All ccnnunica cations should be address,
ca 70 THOMAS BRADLEY
Dec Il. lsss.-sm.
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CTRAY BULL
- Strayed away from the subscriber residing
In cambria township on or about the Istb rr ss1f6
o. november last dark red bull about IS months
oid win white star forehead and white on
point OF tail Any Information OF his where
aoouts viii be thankfully received by the sub.
scriber. PArRICV rs pREN
Cambria Twp, Dec 81 Isss
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ELECTION NUnOE-
IL Notice is hereby given that the annual
election for directors Of the Protection Mutual
IRE insuranee company OF Cambria county wall
De held at the ONCE Of the secretary in F;bens.
9urR on Msnday. January l4th 1889 between the
hours Of 10 n and p NJ
Ebensburg. Dee. Il, lsss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

the following described property. TO wit:
no; L. certain piece or parcel of land sit
uSte ia Chest township Can't hria county Pa ad.
l@inink lands OF Charles Gin. Michael Cropour
Ssorge crook. Jacob Dietrick and others con-
tanning SO acres more or less.
NO z All the coal and other minerals lying.
being, IN upon and under & certain piece or par.
Gel OF land situate in Chest town-hip aforesaid /:
Adjoining lands OF Charles GIN. Anthony GIN.
MiehSel Croncur and others containing a acres
more or less
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent Of the pur.
ehAse oney to be paid on the day Of sale the
oAlshee OF the one-third on confirmation thereof,
and the balance in two equal annual pavment-
thereof with interest, deferred payments 10 be Sc
cured oy Judgment notes OF the purchasers.
JAMES +. MYERS.
Assignee OF Samuel GIN.
Asaytlle, Pa, Jan. 4 1859
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FARM FOR SAIR.

G ne subscriber residing in Carroll tounshtn-
anoia county viii sell at private sale ths "a -
on nnich ne resides four miles cast o. S,srroIIfo.
cr the road leading from Carroiltosn 10 Tr,, n
ontsining ls0 acres. about 100 Acres OF rbtnh @
SieAteu, having thereon q tMo-srcrv rIanL y
rouse ana frame barn. fine orcnayd ts =. - 4. Z
nrenises aud the farm Is In a good sts,s 81 - - :
ovation and 10 well watered Foy ,.,.s e oi oul-
the subscriber cr the premises Apply 70
JOHN HOGrvr
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IQy virtue or an order OF the Court of Common
- Pleas OF Cambria county and TO me direct-
cd Will expose 10 public sale at the Hotel Of
MIS- Brookoank, In the borough OF Ash lille
Cambria county, on
Saturday. ,J4N 96 go
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T>oR SALE
l. House and lot in Ebensbu Pa. A never
iAlIinN spring. stable and oatbufIding on prem
lses- Inquire at f. Dufton * Son. hardware
Eoenseurg. Oct H. lsss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
Easter Entertainment by NJ. !
sunday -SelOOls

PROGRAM:
!. Opening Song-"Rejcice and BE
Glad
2. PRAYER by Brother Beharrell.
8. Song-"I Will Sing Of My Re-
deemer"
4. Essay -"Origin Of Easter Day
Maggie Corn.
5. Resurrection Of Christ Il. NJ
Milburn.
6. Defamation T:sylor.
7. Raised on the Last Day. Luther
Parker.
3. Paper NV "Christ's Resurrected
Body" Jessie Traylor.
9. Glass Exercise The Resurrection.
10 Select Reading -"Chrisi Conquer
ed Death for Us" Mrs. Sarah A. Cooper
IL. Solo BY Mary and Maggie Seacst
L. Defamation "a Year in Heaven,
Emma Cassidy.
\ Is. Inexpensive Reading BY th'
School and Supt
a. Paper-"Christ's Return to Heaven,
Katie HAYS.
IS Paper-"The Ascension of Christ,
\ Clemmie Doane.
IS. SoDg-"Christ Has Risen," BY tn
n School.
\ II Paper-"The Resurrection Morn
ing" Lola Cox
IT, Class Exercise palms
:. 10 Paper-"Behold Where They Lai'
tiim." Phineas Clark.
20. Paper-@Proof Of Christ's RcsuI
\ rection.n Lottie Doane.
p. Scng-"We Will Sleep But NJ
I! Forever
!. q. ec--"Easter LiIlies,r Daisy hi
: Ion.
80 Dec-"A Kind Of Easter Eggs
Title Buettner.
"a Dec.-"Colored Eggs,' Emu
Joseph.
IS. Dialogue ~ Helen TrayIor and Fl
ma Cassidy.
J. %. Select Reading ~ Blanche Lemin
q. Song--"W atchman Tell Me-
3 the Choir.
Exercises At the NJ. f.. church. Doc
81 open At = 80 o'clock. All cordially
viied. Admission free.
\, Il. X. DouGHERTY. Snpt. ;. ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Farmers are al busy.

Farmers are all busy.
Miss Josie Crook is at p. s. Hessemer's'
Mrs. Laura Jacobs was visiting rela.
tives on Seedtick Ridge last week.
Shiloh s. S. il up and going right along
with Uncle Dick Outlet at the helm.
The woman" proclaimed the gospel
AZ Roach School-house last sunday.
Two visitors.--a bow and q girl, Al
Uncle Dick Outlets. Uncle Dick, with
smile long a. May, says they have come
TO stay.
Old st. Joe church had large audience
last Sabbath to listen TO Rev Woods
There will be Q regular old fashioned
basket meeting and baptising on th'
18th Of May, at old ST. Joe. Come will
your baskets full.
1t seems like the farmers In the grail
growing districts are worked up owe
the price OF twine. We learned iron
some Of them last tall that the Z. o. =
would make things cheap when the.
"got thar" Well, they are there, an
your twine il cheap. ehs Take you
medicine, farmers; take II without max
ing such wry face. II i just a. 70
prepared IL last 9th OF November.
fools advice IL better than none.
watch how you prepare your medicin
hereafter and remember
prGcy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
Circuit Court

Will begin lie regular April term on
next Monday. The Jury Commission
ars on last Monday selected the follow
ing named persons 10 act ~ jurors:
PETrrr JuRons--John X. Buechler.
John Myers. Nick Melchior, VIM. Kat
terhenry, Herman Beckman, Jacob Bur
ger, jr., VIM. Harrison, Philip Kunkel,
Daniel LichIvtcr, Lewis l.. Miller,
Albert Fl. Traylor.
GnAvD Jurors ALBERT Kiefnsr. Da.
vid Raab. John Erny. Joseph H. Nichol.
son, David Morgan, Glenn. Lueken.
The docket for this term Of court Il
fuller than usual. there being II crimina
actions for trial and 80 civil actions.
OF The State causes in which the de
PENDANTS have been arrested, there is ons
for murder, under Indictment; one fo
infanlicide, to be presented TO the CRANE
jury two for A. Il b., with intent; tw,
for false preienses; one for robbery
seven for petit larceny eight for A.
b., eighteen for selling liquor withou
license; two for malicious trespass; on
for assault; four for selling liquor u
minors; one for selling pistol TO minor
three for G. G weapons; one for allow
ing minor IN pool-room; six for oppres
sive garnishment Of wages; one for keer
ing house Of ill-famc, and fourteen 70
intoxicaticn.
Ofthe eighty civil actions eighteen ar
partition suits, petitions to sell land, &c
in which there Is no contest four ar
divorce cases aud fifty-nine are action
for money demands Of various kind
10 dispose Of them oil u likely TO kee
The court busy its full term Of thrs
weeks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Everything Is lovely and the goose
hangs high.
The wheat crop il promising In this
section.
The farmers will commence TO plant
corn this week.
The G. A. RS. had besn supper here
last Saturday evening which proved
quite success. Everything was pleas
ant and al seemed 10 enjoy themselves
Let us have another one
Mr. Wib Goodwin has set his feathe
Irenovater down IN this place aud Is now
N in good shape 10 renoya'e the feather:
OF all the beds in the county and adjoin
ing counties. Wib saws If the girls
some Of them. do 90 back on him h'
wont get none the less beds.
MIR. Philips and Mr.. Maitingly ar
now stopping in our town for while
They seem 10 be nice. quiet gentlemen
such we like TO see 10 our place.
! Mr.. Guthrie. representing Parsons !
Scoville, was in our town this week sell
ing groceries. Of which Iiedrick bough
4 quite nice lot.
/ Curren Dillon Il filed from top /,
bottom with nice new goods; give hin
call. See his nice stock.
The stave and saw mill Of Cooper
Rambo. that has been ! miles south Q
town ali this winter. has moved abou
two miles west, where they will be like
ly TO stay until tall. or longer.
Our schools at this place are progress
ing finely.
I Mr.. Wager, OF Huntingburg, was =
town this week drumming up = sprinI
trade in his business.
4 Il. G. Hedrick has recently made SOM
necessary improvements about his resi-
dence. adds somewhat TO the place
May others do like wise.
Ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance for the regulation Of, and
licensing the barter and sale Of spirit
mons. yinous, malt and other intOxicat.
Ing liquors. within the Corporate lin
lis OF the Town Of Jasper, Dubois
county, Indiana, in . quantity Of :
quart or more.
SIC. lst. Be and ii IL ordained and
enacted by the Board Of Trustees Of the
Town OF Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana,
Ia regular session assembled, that Il
shall be unlawful Tor any person, either
directly or Indirectly, 10 sell. barter or
give away. within the Corporate limits
OF the said Town Of Jasper, said County
and State, for the purpose Of gain, any
|spirituous, vinous, malt or intoxicating
liquor in less quantity than q quart al
y time, without first procuring from the
beard Of Trustees Of said town, or the
Clerk thereof, a license 30 TO do as here.
|insffer provided. Nor shall any person
without having first procured such Ii.
|cense. within said Corporate limits Of
said Town, sell or barter any spirituous
|vinous. malt or intoxicating liquor, e
be drank or suffered to be drank, in his
mouse, clubhouse, yard. garden or The
Iappertenances thereto belonging.
SEC I'd. Any male inhsbiiant over the
lage Of twenty-one years, desiring 10 sci
Ispiriiuous, vinous. malt or intoxicating
liquors in . quantity Of a quart or more
within the Corporate limiis Of the faii
Town Of Jasper. said County and State
IshaIl pay TO the Treasurer Of said
Town Of Jasper the sum Of Twenty
Dollars as . license fee. and on the
payment OF said amount. the said Treas
Iurer shall give to said person so paying
Ia receipt therefor. specifying the purpose
for which said money had been paid
and on presentation Of said receipt 10 the
said Board Of Trustees. Of said Town oil
Jasper. iii session, or to the Clerk OF
said Town at any time. said Trustees OF
Clerk shall issue 10 said person license
Ito sell spiriiuous. vinous, malt and in.
liquor in quantity Of quart
Tor more At . time, within Id corporate
limits OF said Town Of Jasper, for the
period Of one year from date Of said re-
Iceipt.
SEC 81. Any person not being liceDs
led according 10 The provisions Of thi'
Ordinance, vino shall within the said
Corporate limits oijsnid Town 81 jasper
cell or barter. directly or indirectly an,
spirituons, vinous. malt or intoxicat
ing liquor in qusntiiy OF . quart o.
more at time. or who shall cell o.
barter within the Corporate limits o
said Town any spiriiuous, vinous. NAL
Tor intoxicating liquor, TO be drank o
suffered TO be drank in his house. out
house, yard. garden or the appertenence
thereto belonging. shall become lisbl
for and pay to said Town Of Jasper,
lfne o. penalty OF Finy Dollars.
| SEr sih And II IL further ordained
and ,n4r.ed b, said Board OF Trustees
that an emergency exists for the in,
mediate taking effect Of this Ordi
nance, therefore, the same shall be y
force and effect from and after its pa-
sage and publication for three week
successfully in some newspaper printe
and published within said Town. All
y hich IL finally ordered and enacted b
said Trustees.
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STATE OF INDIANA, I ~
CoUSTY or DUBOik.

/, George J. Jutt, Clerk Of the incor-
porated Town OF jasper, said Dubois
county, Indiana, hereby certify that the
above and foregoing j. Q full. true and
copy Of An Ordinance passed
and adopted by the Trustees Of said
Town for the regulation Of the sale oil
spurious, vinous, malt and intoxicat'
ing liquors, within the Corporate limit'
OF said Town, as taken and copied from
the records Of said town.
Witness my hand and seal a
{Ls said Clerk, this 9Th day Q
~ April, 1889.
GEonGE J.. JuTT, Clerk 7. J.
| April IL 1859 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Judge iiowlani 81 ,hr Circuit Court,
Il Indianapolis. on Monias decided that
the srt o. Tie Ias' legislature authorizing
a lnan o. S7uoOO0 was unconstitutional
should The supreme Court hold the law
unconstitutional II may become neces-
ssry 10 call An extra session Of the legis-
lsiure 70 provide funds for carrying on
the public institutions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Our town u stiii booming.
Health i good in this locality.
wheat aud oats are needing rain badly.
Nearly all our farmers are blowing
for corn.
Schlegel Il doing good business with
his new harness shop.
Henry Kneis Il building an addition
10 his store-room.
The apple and pesch trees are full Of
blossoms. but there : plenty Of time fol
frost vet.
Cohlc 4 Pinnick are getting the ma
ieriai on the ground for building tneiI
new drug store.
Several other business houses going
up this summer. More anon.
OBSERVER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

The Clay county coal miners were told
last fall that unless Harrison was elected
their wages would be reduced. The
operators who told them this have Jus,
notified them that they must submit 10 4
reduction q over Is per cent, beginning
May l. Next?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

The average natural age Of the oak u
from 500 70 1900 years: OF the elm. $50
10 500 years the maple, GOO 10 500 years
the yew, 1850 to 1000; the ccdsr, 500
linden, 200, and the cypress, $50 years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Dennis Collins. an assistant door
keeper Of the last Indiana Legislature
committed suicide BY cutting BIZ,
throat with razor, the reeult Of drink
ne lived 1t Carnslton, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

when Baby rs sick. ~ gave her castoriA
when abe -. China. she cried for ca<toriA,
when she became EL<s. she chung 20 castoriA.
Whom shs lad Children. she gave them cAstoEiA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

The COURIER asks the public for III
lob work. We are prepared to do 81
kinds from business card to pamphlet
neatly, promptly and at reasonable
priesR Bring On your work. e.
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Notice OF Final settlement Of r.
tate.

Notice OF Final settlement Of Es-
tate.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the credit
lNors. heirs and legatees Of James
II. McPherin, deceased, 20 appear in the
Dubois Circuit Court, held At Jasper,
Indiana. on the "a day Of May. 1889.
and show cause. II any. why the Final
Settlement Accounts with the estate Of
said decedent should not be approved
and said heirs are notified to then and
there make proof Of heirship, and receive
their distributive shares
This 18th day % April. 1889.
EDMUND BRlDGEs. Admr.,
! de bonis non.
! TsAYLoR 4 HUNTER Attorneys.
| April 10. 18s9-2w.~
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| Jesse Cope will move his saw mill
from its present set in Perry county 20
his farm in Jackson township. -Paoli
Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

-. R.-The high~st price, IN trade. 'nllowes
90 al kl0ds ~ COUSTRY PRODUCE. Chi
caeo SCOTS and sHOEss HATS sno OArs
IN great variety. CHEAP.
Nov, 20. 1Sss-sm.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-05-31
MACEDONIA.

MACEDONIA, May 29.-We had
fine rain last Friday evening, tn,
first we had had Of any consequence
for several weeks. It afforded a fine
season for stripping and setting tobac
co, but I hear of but very little Of tht
weed being SIT.
While Wheat bids fair for rea
sonably good yield the crop will fall
far short of early expectations. Corn
aud oats will be greatly improved by
the late rain. Tho tobacco crop Il
found to be very short from lack ol
plants. There will be fruit In great
profusion.
DIR. ID. NJ. White has moved bi'
drug store to the chalybeate spring
about half mile from his old stand
aud has novel the post Office TO hii
residence.
Ed. Jno. Davis preached the fun.
eral OF Ed. WIN. White deceased on
the last third Sunday, TO perhaps the
largest crowd ever coDgregated al
this place.
Mr.. Seaman, Of Dawson, has moved
a stave factory to this place which
is now in successful operation. This
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-05-31
HopkINsvILlE. KENTUCKY.

A live and growing ,ity Of 5000 inhabitants.
situated in a countyo Of 10000. The Louisville
and Nashville hiss two i'nes OF railroad In the
county and the people have recently voted aid
10 two now roads. Lareest tobacco growing
county In the world. Wheat. corn, hay coal,
live stock and fruits produced for export IL
large quantities. The city has four banks
with AN aggregate capital of$iS9,GO. PLAN
ing mill and wagon factory. three carriage
factories, lime factory, tobacco mandatory,
two foundries, three irickyardr, broom faa-
tory. steam laundry, ice factory, two large
Touring mills In the city and several In the
county. Splendid driving par .and fine opera
house. Five turnpikes centering In Hopkins
vile. Building and Loan Association, Com
mercial Club, 4 telephone exchange. numbered
streets and houses and city lighted by gas
Nacadamized streets and brick Sidewalks all
over the city. Eleven churchts, two colleges,
a high school and the finest system OF public
schools, white and oolored, in the State. west
ern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum with a popula-
tion Of $50, two miles east of the city. A $780,
900 cour t house with town clock IN the dome
A fine nre department and company OF State
Guards. Little River furnishes an adequate
supply OF wator for all purposes Real estate
low and rents cheap. Fine opening for WOODEN
mill. pork packing establishment, fruit can
merry, lanyard aud many other enterprises.
Climate mild and invigorhting and exceed
ingly heslthful.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-05-31
PEE DEE.

PEE DEF, May I've have had q
fine rain and all nature IL putting
forth every effort 10 beautify itself
and make glad the heart, Of the
people.
Wheat promises Inc yield; clov-
er aud grass are doing well.
There will be some tobacco plant
ed this season, but the acreage will
be small compared with last year.
The farmers will be very busy for
some days stripping aud prizing
their last years crop. There has been
but little tobacco sold from this
neighborhood aud the price contin-
ues so low they have nothing to
stimulate them to work 1t up.
The Rev. A. w. Meacham filled
his appointment at Little River
Church, Sunday May 20.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Robt
Gafford girl, Thursday the 23rd.
The usual peace and quiet Of our
village was very much disturbed
for one day and night last week by
John Early, COL, numerically boat
ing lis wife and loud swearing, a
part of which took place on the pub
lie highway.
The school at this place taught by
Miss Lucy Dickinson came to close
last Thursday. The children did
credit to themselves and their teach
er in the closing exercises of the
school,
Mr.. James Redd I understand has
bought new threshing machine.
TATTrR
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-05-31
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
A Few More Cases Tried---Three
Divorce.

AFew More Gases Tried.--Three
Divorce.
G. w. Metcalfe & Bro. vs.. ID j
Hooser, judgment for plaintiff for
sS073.
Mary ]. Hatfield We. Jno. Hatfield,
divorce granted.
Tom Leavell VS.. L, Il N. II. II. Co.,
verdict for defendant.
II. q. McCord W.. W. d. Long, con-
tinued at defendants costs.
s. j. Vests admir- VS.. Ben ID.
Moore, judgment tor plaintiff for
800 with interest since 1st Jan. 'S7,
amount admitted in defendants
answer.
]. ]. Legate VS.. A. V. Rutland y
Co., verdict for plaintiff for 500 and
costs.
r P. Younglove We. S. d. Young
love, verdict for plaintiff for s4S
r p. Younglove Va s. p. Young
love and others, cause dismissed
against Geo, Chas. and Jas. Young
love without prejudice.
Il R.; Mckee W. L. G. William
aud others. New trial granted an
case continued.
A j. Morris VS.. L. & N. R. r Co.
appeal taken by defendant.
w. d. Moody and William Moody
VS.. Ben S. Wood, verdict for plaintiff
for one cent.
Martin Clardy VS.. Jennie Clardy
divorce granted.
Mary Ann Smith vs. Harry Clark
verdict for defendant. Appeal taken
Millie Green VS.. L,fayette Mclts
appealed to Superior Court by de-
fendant.
William s. Boales VS.. Henry Drrx
Ter appealed to Superior Court by de
fendant.
Joe McGaugh,y VS.. Francis Nc
Gaughey, divorce granted.
This is the closing week OF III
present term and the docket Ia vel
up. There have been 81 jury trial
and large number of equity judg
ments rendered. Jldge McPhersoI
and Clerk Brown have made an un
precedented record In dispatchins
business and comparatively few csse
have been continued.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-05-31

The Sebree Springs Hotel will be
opened for guests about the 18th Of
June, when the date Of the opening
ball will be announced. The hotel
and property has been purchased by
Mr.. Barnes, an old hotel man, and
everything is undergoing repairs and
renovation. When finished 1t will
compare favorably with the best ho.
tells in the state. The various miner
al waters will be furnished TO guests
fresh from the springs frequently
throughout the day, a feature much
needed in the past.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-05-31

will be Z grsst couveDlsucs 10 this
community IS II will enable The pso.
ple 10 nud market for their timber
and employ large number Of hands.
Mr.. Byron Woodruff has moved
his saw mill from Castleherry u the
smith lick btLd just above
McKnight's mill, oh Tradewater.
Mr.. X. f. Benton has returned
from Bowling Green, where he has
been attending school.
RoUGH AND READY.