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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-28
THE HORTON-DAVlS MURDER.
The Prisoner Brought to Raleigh fo
Safety Other North state News.

RALEIGH, y. c., November 2I.-l Special.
This morning J. L. Davis, charged with the
murder Of John Horton. in Chatham coun-
", last week. was brought here by Deputy
sheriff Taylor and put in Jail for safe keep
ing, There are all sorts Of ru-
nl0fs afiOat with reference TO The
murder. As soon as the ptisoner arrived
reporters went TO the Jail and tried to inter.
view him. but he positively declined to talk
any. lie said: - think the matter had
better rest Just as it is. The time will com
when everything will come out. and that
will be time enough to know it,"
Open threats Of lynching at Pittsboro,
where the prisoner has been confined. made
il necessary 10 bring him here. lie was &C.
cretly moved from jail there last night.
There was a plan on foot To lynch him to-
night had he remained in Pittsboro.
There il report going the rounds that
Davis has confessed that he killed Horton,
so that b. might get possession Of the latter :
plantation. there being no one else 10
claim il.
Governor Fowlc yesterday wrote letters
10 each Of the other twelve Governors OF the
original thirteen States to ascertain whether
or not they would attend the proposed meet
ing OF Governors at Washington city on the
second Tuesday in December, for the pur-
pose of considering a bill to be
brought before Congress in regard
TO the erection Of monument at
Philadelphia cOmmenorat i've ofthe Declara-
ton Of independence, and Of the first one
hundred years Of the constitutional history,
of the government. Governor Fowle will
probably attend the meeting If the other
Governors agree to do so.
Thanksgiving Day will be generally OBJ
served here tomorrow. All State and pub
lie offices and stores will close, and religious
services will be held in all the churches.
The policemen of the state have organ
lied themselves into an association known
as the .Policemen's brotherhood and will
hold State convention at an early date.
j. W. Bradford, Of Winston has been
elected president.
Stockholders of the Western North caro-
lima Railroad are in annual session At sal
ishnrx
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THE BURNED CITY.
VISITORS FLOCklNG TO The
ScENE OF DISASTER.

Steps for Assistancs to oLynn-Desfitution
AlaSbs the suhersfs from Tuesday )
Connagration-Gener OF the B"s-
tonians-Energy shown by the Victims
LYNN. Mass. November 27.-Eyery tram
brings hundreds OF visitors TO view the
ruins. Nearly all the leading business men
are waiting for the bricks to cool. and specl-
fications for new buildings are ri this
writing IN Urder, On the site Of the. princii,,
nal business offices may be found sInali
wooden structures with their signs out. Inc
Jybr Udny ten Mas tie first 70 eject lfs
little ,xg Office on the site Of its former
office, with a sign, "Dady Hemi once all
ready for business"
MEETING TO AID THE SUFFERERS.
At12:2jP. VI. his Honor, Mayor Newhall,
called o order the meeting IN the Mayor
tud,r of the ci,i-ers fesi-CrsOf aiding the
sufferers. There were present fifty of Lynn's
most prominent men. A committee was ap-
pointed to 20 over the ground and make a
report Of the probable loss, the number OF
people deprived Of employment, and the
length Of time that would elapse before they
could again get 10 work
tSsrRlScr lrJrsfsP's tsrIMtTti
Insurance sdjusters have thus far figured
out losses in Yesterday. fire TO the aggregate
Of $2,I74,0j2. Only few companies are yet
to be heard from.
AssIsTANCEASD SYMPATHY FROM BOSTON.
BosToS, November n Mayor Hart went
TO bynn M . O'Clock this mornirg 10 rer-
sunalls tender TO Mayor Newhall and the
tance Of the city of Boston. Mayor Newhall
estimates that from 20 10 - per cent. Of the
total real and personal property has been
destf0red aid 40 families been rendered
homeless. They have also lost all their
household goods, many OF them their
clothing, and they are necessarily dependent
upon charity. They are being lodged in the
station-houses until better accommodations
can be provided While the more favored
citizens of Lynn are prepared and anxious
to do all in their power to alleviate the
suferings that are inseparable from so great
a calamity. Mayor Newhall thinks that
OUTSIDE HELP WILL BE NEEDED,
and he was gratiiied 10 learn that Mayor
Hart had called Il meeting Of ctikehs to
take such action as is necessary. meet
ing Of citizens Of Lynn has been called, and
a relief committee will be appointed.
Mayor Hart to-day received the following
letter from Messrs. kidder. Peabody q Co.:
I'VE beg to offer you our services in re-
gard TO the disaster at Lynn in any way
you can avail of them, and subscribe Sl,OOO
TO the relief fund.-"
BOSTON srBsCRiBEs 5000.
BosToN, November PA meeting Of cit
iZens was held this afternoon, Mayor Hart
presiding to take action for the relief Of the
sufferers by the Lynn fire. \ relief commit
tee. consisting Of number Of prominent
citizens, was appointed, and 5000 sub
scribed on the spot
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burg transaction has been noted, say their
claim IL strong
There are rumors to the effect that the
plant will not last long.

burg Transaction has been noted, say their
There are rumors to the effect that the
plant will not last long.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. Alexander ". Slaymaker continues
critically ill, He came here from Pennsvl-
yania about i~O. and entered the dry goods
.;-:.airess, which fe has teen associated
with exc. since. ifc n sixty-cight years
old. being an osscer and consistent member
of the second Pres'y serian Church. ana =
worthy citizen whom Alexandria would
miss. His wife died about ear ago.
The Episcopal High school boys gave a
pleasant musical and literary entertainment
last night. II was fairly attended, and
good sum WIS realized for the Missionary
aoeie,y. Tor whose benefit il was given.
The Alexandria Light Infantry viii meet
tonight 10 take action on the reports OF the
various committees recently appointed 10
ascertain the status and prospects OF that
Organization.
/ had chat to-day with the general
acr.t OF the POrahontas Coal Company.
who SAYS that that concern Is on n boom
unprecedented. Though the company Is
hui i've wears old. II ships coal all along the
Atlantic seaboard, from Maine to FLORIDA,
both by water and rail. besides ha- sem
four vessels 10 south America, ana has the
,~ospects Of building up a fine trade down
there. They claim II 10 be the best Steam
coal that ihere Is. II II now USED ID a.
United States navy speed tests. lhis year
output from the pJcnhontas mines " DC
tween ljN. .OO0 and 1000. .0S tons.
rHE RIGHMoSp rosrMAsfkRshir'
The Gozctte's Washington corresi'on,,
dent saws. rhe appointment P' WI hussei'
"a nostmaster NJ Eichmond was 4 Genuine
surprise to \irgIulans Of all parSe'. 'p' u''
factions of parties here. hut IL sho"ee ~
fine Italian hand Of Mr.. Blaine. Nr. blaine
wrote a letter to Mr.. Russell months ago 10
the effect that he would do all he could iot
him. and patient waiting and silence on NV
Russelrs part. and the result OF the ln'e
election in Virginia have enabled Mr.
blaine TO effect his object Mr. Russell +
not the fayorite of either the Mahone-
ties or the "kiekers.' and his appoint
ment makes both OF those factions ol
the Republican party mad, bui J.,
h pyobably AZ satisfactory TO the klchilohd
Democrats as that Of any other Republican
xould have been. Mr.. Russell was so sat
istactory 10 them that he retained the once
~ collector of customs at Richmond during
the whole OF the Cleveland administration
without any enGrt on their part To have nun
renewed Judge Naddill. the defeated lse-
nublicau candidate for Congress IN the
Richmond district. finding that Mr. biair
Morris. his and General Mahone's cahul-
date. would not be appointed. made virtue
of necessity. and added his recommendation
10 those on Mr.. RusseIl's application
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Bank Officers Arrested.

PIrrsBrRG. Pa. November 2,.--infor.
nation was received this morning by
Thomas McCa Cafirey, depOstor in the Law
renee Bank, before Alderman ODonell,
charging President Young and Cashier
Hoen, of the Lawrence Bank. with embez.
element Of $640.7s, the amount Of McCaf
frey's individual deposit. The charge Is
made on the ground that the officers Of the
bank received money from dePositors when
thew knew that the bank was insolvent
Cashier IIoen is now under arrest, ana
President Young will he taken into custody
this afternoon.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Governor Richardson's Message to the
Legislature.

COLUMBIA. :. C.. November 2I.-Goyer-
nor Richardson. in his annual message 10
the Legislature to-day, recommends that
tif.v-year per cent. bonds be issued TO
take up the "Brown consols,' which
amount 10 about S6,OO0,0O0, and bear per
cent. interest. As an inducement to hold
ers to make the exchange, he suggests that
the difference in interest between the date
Of the new issue and the time the "Browns"
mature, July, 1881 be paid in
cash. II the new bonds cannot
be- exchanged at par, he suggests that
they be exchanged at not less than ", the
difference between the selling price and par
TO also be paid in cash from fund to be
appropriated for that purpose. The Cover
nor also suggests as an additional guarantee
of the bonds that the states phosphate
ROYALTY be SET aside for that purpose.
Regarding the agitation for separate ac-
cOmmOdatiOns on railroad trains for whites
and blacks. the Governor says II Is "A matter
of general information that the experiment
adopted by the railways entering Columbia
Of giving separate, but equal, accommoda-
tions for white and black passengers at
tending the State Fair was highly satisfac-
tory to all concerned. and he sees no reason
why this plan should not be adopted perma-
nentlv. lie recommends that to this end
the Civil Rights law enacted previous to
1876. ..by those who no longer represent the
state" be amended to allow such dis
crimination''-if so il can be- called-as j.
involved in separate and equal accominO-
dations for the races.
The Governor recommends the collection
and preservation Of the state battle-iiags,
which represent the honor and salor Of our
people. and should be preserved by the state
as honorable memorials Of the gallant aud
self-sacrifcing devotion of her sons
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Thanksgiving Dxy-Ihe Eiect's I'sh.
Fixht-Blaine's Hand In the Richmond
Postoffice-Generai.

POstoffice-Gencf1
ALEXANDRIA. VA, November III spe-
cial. The old New England custom OF OBJ
serving the last Thursday OF November as
day of Thanksgiving and prayer will doubt
less prevail here tomorrow more than ever
before. and the old Southern custom OF fam
ily reunion will join with il. Nearly all the
churches will be open for divine service.
some stores and the banks and government
offices will close, the school children VIII
have holiday, others will take 1t, ana All
look for an extra good dinner, which 10
day's market promises most emphaticaily.
There is considerable talk here over
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT MATTER,
though the active fight is between the ex-
agent and contractor, Cox, and the schuyler
company, as telegraphed to the liMEs
when IL came 10 the surface last week. M
charles r. Thompson, lately OF Richmond,
was appointed superintendent OF the WORKS
by the CITY committee, but as there were
members Of the Council who clung 10 the
statement OF Cox, 20 the effect that any
body could run the concern ana superih-
tend II. some misunderstanding arose
and orders were given pretty promiscuously,
so he fMr. Thompson) would not further
continue in such a capacity, he being held
yssnonsible. His place has been given 10
the Young engineer who worked Win the
comnanv. The Schuyler company proposes
m give the city an indemnifying bond, 50 ss
TO secure An early settlement. In the mean-
while Nessrs. Cox 4 Neal, whose Lynch
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THE GALE
PLAY. sad Havoc to shipping on the LAX

Plays sad Havoc to shipping on the Lake.
TORONTO. ONT, November 2,.-Ihe gale
from the southeast that has ragged all day, is
creating sad havoc TO shipping on the lake
and along the water front. A very heavy
sea is rolling, and the breakers are the high
est ever known to the oldest lake mariners.
A dispatch received here tonight from
Port Credit saws the schooner Altandal Is
ashore near there, and that several lives
have been lost. A life boat has
gone to the rescue. Two-coal-laden
schooners left the American shore Tues
day, bound for Toronto, and grave fears
are entertained for their safety. A heet OF
sch0oners, with their cargoes. are anchored
in the bay, awaiting wharf room to unload,
and are fast going to pieces.
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A Lucky Groom.

NEW YORK, November 2,.-Carl schlen-
berg. "A billiard-table manufacturer OF De-
troit. was married in the City Hall here, by
an alderman, to HELENE Helling. A few
minutes before the ceremony the bride. who
Is ffty-one years old. transferred all her real
estate, said to be valued at 100000, 10 the
groom
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THE BURNED STEAMER SANTIAGO
Narrow Escape OF the Crew and Passen-

NEW YORK. November 2I.-The ship 4. j.
Fuller reached quarantine last night with
the crew of ffty-iye men and the passen-
gers-Mrs. knight and Mr.. c. JOY, aud Mr..
w W. Wadsworth-from the burned
steamer Santiago. The fire in the cotton OF
the Santiago's cargo broke out on the after
noon of the 18TH of Sable Island, spreading
so rapidly that the vessel soon had TO be
abandoned.
The four boats containg the passengers
and crew drifted about all night. In the
morning the Fuller, attracted by the flames
and smoke of the burning vessel. bore down
and rescued the people in the boats. The
loss on the Santiago and cargo Is estimated
at 81, ,0O0,00.
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Found Dead.

RocKLAND, Nix, November 2,.-George
Clough, the young man who shot Mrs. j. G..
Ludwig and her niece, Miss Eva Wooster,
last evening, was found dead this morning
in the yard Of W. 5. smith, whose premises
adjoin his fathers house IN Trinity street.
with l bullet in his right temple.
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CLOTHING.

OVERC0ATS.
1t is impossible to brya
Ready ymade Overcoat
That does not look
BUNCHY and awkward
On man.
For $40 % to $1,000,
Including cloth and Innings,
We will cut aud fit
To your own order
An Oyercoat
And guarantee you satisfactios,
You TO select the cloth
From our splendid stock
Oh new oyercoatipgs.
Suits, ei3.25 to s2i.00.
Pants. $500 to 1928.
PLYMOUTH ROCKPANTS Co..
OF BOSTON.
Ola Main 0tT00tg
RICHMOND. VA.
no2s-ThAsu
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MILLER,
RHOADS &
GERHART,
Linen Department.

Dinner Napkins, soft finish,
81 a dozen--a grade you'll
find hard to beat.
Five-Eighth Dinner Nap
kins at sr.4a a dozen that
would be cheap at $I75.
The Fringed D'Oylies at &C.,
Sc, zoe, Ia.c. claim your at
tention.
The sl.25 Table Linen cut
to 95c.
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PHILADELPHIA, November IA dis
patch Ia the Maritime Exchange says that
a barge. supposed to be benefactor from
philadelphia for New London, Conn, was
abandoned and sunk OF Seabright, y. j.,
and that all on board were probably lost.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, November 2i.-Hon.
Jefferson Davis continues to improve and Is
now able TO sit up occasionally, bat j. not
not allowed 10 leave his room.
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Mrs. senthworth Indicted

NEW YORK, November T.-The grand
jury appeared before Recorder smyth al
l:l5 this afternoon and presented, among
other indictments, one against Mrs. Hannah
Il. southworth for murder in the first degree
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-28

For BRONCHIAL. ASTHMA AND PuL'
MOxARY COMPLAINTS, "Brown's Broit-
ehiaf Troches" have remarkable curative
properties. Sold only in tores.-adv
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Pure pine tar, horehound and wild cherry
Is DIR. Dayid's Cough Syrup, and. II cures
every time.--ady-
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The LYNN FIRE.
Lo.,.. .ow E.timated At IS 900 900.

LYNN, Mass, November ~ Prominent
manufacturers are now Of the opinion that
the total loss from the lire yesterday will
reach nearly 3j.000,0oo.
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NOTICE.

Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPASr,
WCHNONp. VA, November u, 1880.
SPECIAL NO rICE.-THE OFFICES
y and FREIGHT WAREHOUSES OF This
COMPANY will be closed THURSDAY, NO
vember 2sth Thanksgiving Day. Nofreight
will be received or delivered on that day.
GEORGE ~. ALLAN CO., Agents.
ppyS-If
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RICHMoNp AND PETERSBURG KAILKoAp
COMPANN. FREIGHT DEPARTMENT,
kICuNoND. VA. Nov. 20, 1850 }
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rORT or NEWPORT NEWS, NOvEMnER n
ABRIyED.
steamship old Dominion. Richmond, and
sailed f1r New York, merchandise.
steamship Crete. New orleans, esaled and
sailed for ltcvel
SAILED.
steamship Robinia. Revel, coaled.
steamship CoBnemare. Liverpool. cohled.
schooner B. ogden, New York, coal;
schooner A. II. Howe. New York. coal.
IAMBERI'S 'S POINT. NOVEMBER %.
COALED.
steamship Godolming, Belize, London.
LOADED.
barge Scotia for Providence.
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RICHMOND AND BANvfLLE RAILROAD.
fREIcHT DErARIMfST.

fNtlhHl lEfANlAfNI.
RICHMOND. VA, November a., 1889.
Y OTlCE.-THE FREIGHT DEPOTS
' Of this Company will be Closed on NO
Nember z0th THANKSGIVING DAY.
Ierlshable freight will be delivered until
Il.3OAM NJ r. II. LIZA.
ro1S-lt Agent.
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Towels are a matter oi
everyday necessity.
There are many houses that
claim the best value.
Have you seen ours
The aoc. Grape Towel
measures 25x44 inches.
The 29c. Damask Towel
measures a4x49 inches, and is
worth 49c.
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The FrelQht Depots Of this Company Will
he closed on THANKSGIVING DAY, Novem-
her 2sth. Perishabic freight viii, however
be- delivered from ; to 10 A. NJ.
NORM JOHN q. JAMES. Agent.
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RIcHsoNp. VA. November l6. 1899.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

/
Having purchased the business OF heniS
". sheild, have this day appointed.HkNRf
NJ. SHIELD my agent, to conduct for me-
RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS at Ne 800 east
Marshall street. Richmond. Virginia. Said
agent % buy for cash only.
no Ip-2w WRIT r.. TAYLOR.
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The Peoples Choice,
Phil. Mckinney and DR.. pavid's Cough
synip.-sdv.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
berger. Leath & Myers Lessees and Managers
FOUR l,.i', uS.9c,ng' NlG,sIs' WEDNESDAY, Nov. n.
epccial Thanksglving-Day and Saturday
Matinees. WI. GILNuRE'S
THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS" "
Charles II. Yale. Sole Manager.
Great s, enic. Ballet. Vaudeville. psnto-
mimic and Panoramic spectacle.
Tickets on sale MONDAY. November 25th.
l'rices-Night: 81, 20, so and 25c. Matinee
90. 90 and 2Jc. no "a Ct
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Berger. Ieath & Myers. Lessees and Managers.
iHEEE l1fa5,sDe,1e Nigdis' MONDAY. DECEMBER 2.
SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
First time In Richmond OF the talented
Ingedienne,
MARGARET MATHER,
supported by ]. B. STUDLEY and Grand Conn
Fafy. Messrs. Gilmore and IOmpklns,
Managers.
Monday "FOMFO A~D JTIIHT.'
Tucsday-"TBE HOSE YMOON."
Wednesday M0 ince-"LADY OF LYONS"
Wednesday Night "GRHIcuKN.n
Tickets on sale FRIDAY, NovyxBEp 20
Regular night prices Matinee, 75c., Soc, 25c
uO1S-6t
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NOfiCE.-FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS
~ suffered with Sciatic Rheumst tam.
PhOfEssok \. BAILEY has entirely cured
ne. q. r.. sQUlREs, 2O3 north Fifth street,
hchinond, Va, no12.u
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PREDICTED TIME STANDARD or
HIGH TIDE AT
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STATE or THERMOMETER.
MARINE INrELLIGsSCE,

IMMATURE ALMANAC, Nov. %. 1889.
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LECTURE.

THANKSGIVING LECTURE
BY
REV. :. G. CLOPTON,
At lOUEG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASs0CiA-
TON HALL.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2STH.
Captain Frank Cunningham will render
some selections. assisted by the orphan
Boys Choir.
General admission. 25c.
no23-Sa, III, Me&Th-4t
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MILLER,
MILLER,
RHOADS &
GERHART,
Cotton Shecting Department

Bargains are numerous all
through Our Store.
Great preparations are go
ing on for the Holiday Season.
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was 10 be the next President.
In 1877 the great annual holiday was up
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-17

5000 yds Best Toweing cheap at 7c goes at 4Oc
Napoleon Mill Plain Fancy and Check 29c they cost
35 at the Mill.
Londae Beaced wide Muslin competitors 10 cents
Good Beached yard wide Muslin and &c; worth and
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-17

Marriage e.s5anE Ma5Ii'd mtn nsrsSns sons,@, or
plating marriage. aware of physical weak
! moss, loss Of provocative powers, impotency, or
any other disqualifcations speedily relieved.
/ He who places himself under the care of DR..
HALBERT, may confde in his honor as q gen.
tieman, and confidently rely on his. skill as q
physician. DIR. ALBERT has had many
wears experience in hospitals and private
Hprnctice and is graduate of the most eminent
Medical Colleges of the United States.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-17
No.ice or Dissolution.

VsHE partnership heretofore Hxissing between
= Geo. H. Rohrs and Theodore Suhr, under the
firm name of Rohrs Suhr, if dissolved by n,u-
tual consent. The books and aNrounts OF said trm
shaveheen placed in the hands uf Geo. Il. Rohrsswh0
has sole lthority to collect the accounts and pay
debts Of said firm. III GE0.H. R0RRss
R #A THEO. SuHR:
Dated Napoleon, o., Dec. 81, tsss. i'm 10-at
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-09
iopklNsvlLLE. KENTUCKY.

A live and growing eity Of 5000 inhabitants
situated in a county Of 10000. The Louisville
and Nashville hiss two Inca of railroad In
the county. The largest tobacco growing
county In the world. Wheat, corn, hay COAL
live stock and fruits produced for export 10
large quantities. The city has four banks
with an aggregate capital oftiS9,ocO. PLAN
ing mill and wagon factory, three carriage
factories, limo factory, tobacco mandatory
two foundries, three brickyards, broom fac
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, telephone exchange, numbered
streets and houses and city lighted by gas
AIacadamized streets and brick sidewalks al
over the city. Eleven churches, two colleges
high school and the finest system OF pubic
schools. white and colored, in the State. west
ern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum with popula-
ton OF $50, two miles east Of the city. A $780,
900 court house with town clock IN the dome
A fine fire department and company OF State
Guards. Little River furnishes an adequate
supply OF water for all purposes, Real estate
low and rents cheap. Fine opening for wooden
mill, pork packing establishment, fruit can
merry, lanyard and many other enterprises
Climate mild and invigorating and exceed
ingiy healthful.