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which was being held there by q Nor.
mon missionary and drove them out OF
town with stones and clubs, -Four OF
the MOrmOna are seriously hurt,
VAIL OF THE MCKINLEY CLUB,
joey nagshot Foraker
Isihe chap We now viii yell for
Yes, we felt II IN our bones,
That II neyeT could DO Jones,
Horae Notes.


The July races at Lima, Ohio, yester'
day were first class, In the 800 trot
there were nine starters, The race was
won by Maralla In straight heats, Time
gial, 1884, sial, Buck Morgan second,
Walter Herr third. In the free for all,
two starters, Clipper beat Almont,
Best time 1895,
Goldberg Brothers think seriously OF
entering their new aix'year-old PAGER In
the Fourth OF July races In Wooster
The opening June tFottlng meeting
at Hartford, Conn, yesterday was q
great success, Three races were reeled
OF, all In fast time, Billy Stewart won
the ego pace, Little Ida End, Alexan'
der Boy aTd, Time sIlOli, 2l0JG, 2igl1G,
Miss Alice won the e2716 and Gllllg
won the 2al trot best time s's6A'
At saltwater, MInnp yesterday Motor
won the 2i93 trot, Lucky Boy 2nd, bob
NJ, Ord, best time 2is7li, The si2i pace
was won by Monkey Rola, Belle d, End,
o, W. l., ard, best time 2's5A,
At Lexington, Kyu yesterday, In the
twoyear'old trot q colt by Cyclone woni
best time 2l7, The trot for green
horses was won by Peanut, by PeayInei
best time 2asl6, The following is the
full summary Of the 1898 troti
9ea GLASS, TRorTiSG-rURsrb $500
Tlford, b D. BY bourbon wilkes, dam by
Nutsai ! h By SuiWood dam VIVA
NOM Go,yi69toi6,.' '6li 4. 81 Iim6sT JiIn,
dam by Kentucky Chlei ,,,,uu,,rru u
Time-2lhA, eepk, ab2k
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AN ILL-FATED CITY.
FLAMES COMPLETING THE WORK or
DETERMINATION.

Many nulldinas Consumed by FiFe--
Household Property Saved From tho
waters Deyoured Ia the Flames-0oOd
Work by the Philadelphia FiFsmen--
The Coroner 10 Hold an Inquest on
wsdnesday-ArthuF Kirk Discharged,
JoHNsTowE, June eb,-'lt looked for a
while on Monday that tho houses left
standing by the food would be lioked up
by tho flames, but through tho exertiona
OF the Philadelphia hremen who have
been working here for some days past
thoy got the flames under control, but
not until many buildings were burned 10
tho ground, About l o'clock In tho
afternoon fire was discovered la tho
Market street school house Tho school
house was located about a square from
and just below tho central part OF the
town, II was In good condition, being
very little damaged by tho food, II
seems that boy was burning q little
pile Of rubbish on Chestnut street, whom
the wind caught some OF the embem and
carried them into tho school house, In
q few moments the fire jumped into o
huge pile Of partly uptuned frame
houses, Then the flames leaped into tho
heart Of q great mass Of logs and planka
100 feet from tho houses, and tho roar Of
the flames and eraekllng Of some dried
debris could bo heard q quarter Of milo
away one Of tho Philadelphia tlre on
gines got into service on Market street
and threw q stream into tho ilre nj tho
corner Of Market and Chestnut, A num-
ber Of members Of the Fourteenth reg'
mcnt, and hundreds OF worlmen were
formed into bucket brlgadea and put NJ
work, The wind, fortunately, was from
the north, and was blowing away from
the part Of tho town where 100 frame
houses were standing more or less dam
aged, Tho wind was strong and the fire
burned furloualy,
Al $3.50 tho fire was partly checked
II burned over lye or SIX acres and done
much damage, Tho poor people along
Vine aud Market streets, left their homes
with what few yaluablea and biH OF
bedding they had, Gen, Hastings called
out several companies Of the Fourteenth
and Fifth regiments and the soldiers
worked like heroes
The excitement was Intense, Men
stopped work by tho hundreds and doz.
cua 0f women came from, heaven knows
whore, 10 watch tho ilamoa Much
household property which had been
aaycd from the Hood, was piled up In
yards aud streets, was burned Az least
100000 worth Of property has been
burned,
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CHICAGO June 20,
MilEAT-Aotiyo strong aud hlghor,
CORN Strong partly IN sympathy With
wheat and partly on IL own account
OATS Quiet and Without material change.
lNONlSlONS=WUr strong aud hlFhur,
without any sensational buying or now feat,
State bonds dull,
0leG, mould A, alioi confectionery A, Oc,
Columbia A, mGg yolOwH, ijsltillO,
CHEESE Quiet, New York ChOddar, blG6b
Sac, western Choddar Mts4c
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Giving Up its Dcod.

JonNsTowN, June Tho wrool,ago
continues 10 yield up its dead, Seven
bodies wns to.day's quota, Another
Chinoman was found In Kcnyilo, max.
ing four, the entire number In the city be-
fore the food, A man w0s found with
v little girl olinging to his neck. They
were identified as Daniel Hammer and
MISS Maud Connory. Mrs. Conncry said
the last she saw OF them her daughter
had her anns about Mr. Hammers nook.
Another lady wns identified NJ Rose Car.
roll, Tho balance Of The bodies arc un.
known.
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nndlna Ennnd nd Clnnlnnnli.

CINCINNATI, June %, Tho docomposod
bodies Of u man and q boy woro found
In the Ohio river to-day NJ the foot Of
Evans street. Tho man was dressed In
n black suit and on his person was found
u memorandum book containing the
name Of William Dooloy, Os near ~
could bo dooiphorod, The boy, appar.
emily IL years old, was dressed In n
bicycle suit, with knee brooches. Tho
bodies are supposed to have came from
Johnstowu, Thoy were Immediately
removed 10 tho m6rguo,
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Anothrr 11oaler from Iohn.town.

PARREBwuRa, juno 25.-Anotber
body was found No Long Bottom yester.
day which III supposed TO bo Johns
town victim, The body Is That of man
about 40 years of age, entirely naked
except pants. There wos nothing by
which TO identify him, os tho body is In
an advanced stage Of decomposition, OK
ccpt heavy scar burned into the left
hand.
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New YorIl rrodnee EEohnnee.

NEw YoRg, June 90
FLouR=Cloaod dull and unchanged, south,
ern flour steady and unchanged,
NYFHDull,
BAILEY Nominal.
SUGAR. -liaw, hfmi fair refining, 1iol re-
fined nrm, cut loaf aud crushed
Wgoi powdered and granulalod, pAo, ouboa,
uNC
HuTTER= Steady eastern creamery, iaa
l1leel western do l4JlHe,
CHEESE Steady state factory, Nlbpo
western, 7ttLNlgc,
E0GS.-.SlthdW state ilyBl6o, Canadian,
1850, western, lilGli9io,
COEEEE-Sp0t l0ls closed dull fair Rio eur
goes, ldAo,
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DELAY Is DANGEROUS,

Many diseases ue 30 deceptive that hundreds
Of persons have them before they even suspect u,
They know they arc not we'll, but arc perfectly
ignorant OF the deadly fanan which arc fahteninn
destroy them, unlees rescued by apkilled hand.
Arc you Afil.olodf Your case may now be per.
feotly oufahlo, but Remember every moment OF
neglect brings you nearer Va inoufablo hthHth,
When paThapa tho most nklllfu physician oan
render you no a6slalahes. Tho present 10 ours,
ths Ia trs may be 100 LATk,
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Tho Standard on Company on tho Ram.

PITTsDURo, June 2i.-lSpecial.l -
There is great excitement on oil ex.
change to-day. The market opened at
S356 and advanced to i0l in five min.
utes, AT 1910 II had declined TO 05
The Standard Oh Co, has succeeded II
is generally understood, in carrying out
its scheme with the producers,
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EXAMINATIONS FREE no ALL.

Whenever II IL knevn that .DR, nURNRh 10
stopping al place, crowds gather 10 consult him,
and Ii n not 10 DO wondered Al when II 70 Tehem,
a aues0On, hut describes The different diseases
belief than the biek can themselves II u 4 WQns
dsuul gifi Tor any enc 70 possess, and Dltf
nURNENb dlaguostlo powers have efeAlea
wonder thfouHhOut lhs country ,,,,,
10 the lAnse hospitals, and 10 nQl ana meyer "a
besn the pFafiles Of country deotofs,, YlIl He
oAieiully notes The eymptoma of tht patient, ana
AposrtAlns The condition VI The Internal ,ofnAnni
future feieFebes, lH this way no AfeeTtAlna the
tTas hGtuFs N The disease aud 10 cause, Know
I'M ths disease he knows lhs change II ppfueeA
In The tliAusa aud kAewina the changes he checks
them With 'pteihe fenedlea and glaoes re pAllen
oonSnlt hlin he readily tails thea whether he oA4
ouTe OF help them, OF whether they arc beyona
hope.
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FRANKFORT, Ind, June sl,-Ispeoial,
The man who was placed under ar.
rest yesterday supposed 10 be "F0x"
COOney alias oSlmOn," who was wanted
In the CrOnin murder case at Chicago,
proves TO be the wrong man.
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THE MARKETS.


NEw YoRR, June "a
Money CLOSED NJ . per cent, the highest,
0per cent, lowest, ek per cent,
Exchange closed hleadY posted rates, elHsR
l.Mla, actual rates, ei,FitsGA,Hi4 Tor sixty day
bills ana glWLl,mA Tor demand,
Government bonds closed steady Currency
o. lis bid he0upon, lRala bid lNs 40, l,Obl
bid,
Pacific railroad bonds closed - folowN
Union hma, l,lhGleu do sinking funds,
LliQ bldl CUntfals, llbdllp,
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uIa nrpnoyRp MRrnoDa oV TREATMENT

ms IMPROVED METHODS og TREATMENT
Are mild and pleAfanti agree perfectly yih thS
most delicate Lazy Qr Child do not Tednoe tht
strength oan be used while " wolhi tho gfeatetl
possible benefit 10 the shortest poielhls tlmel
AZ often "a they choose, during tho Whole limo
required for tho cure, without leaatd 70 where
ihey may he, and without extra .ohtae, thus
rendering the treatment 40 successful and hhtlh
factory. ~ ihtuah hey were LIVING neKt door 10
each othef
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Arthur Kirk was discharged from the
dynamite department by Mai, Phillipa,
Kirk went away without leaving any
tools on wire with which 10 continue tho
work to-day, and II would have blocked
tho work ol many men II by hard work
this blundor had not boon repaired,
Kirk was very angry and threatened all
sorts Of things A man who worked
with Gen, Newton on the Hell cato 0b.
structlon ia now In charge Of the dyna.
miting und0r Maj, Phillips,
james Mcknight discharged about 600
men this morning, In compliance with
Col, Douglass urdera, The outbound
trains were full OF workmon going
home,
Tho local finance committee meet this
afternoon 10 talk over tho applications
for houses, Capt ID, II, Reed Of Pitts,
burg arrived here yesterday, and NJ the
request Of the Citizens of Cambria Dor.
uugh win supcrintcnd tho construction
of 200 temporary houses, Capt Reed
has asked the state commission Tor Sie,-
900 with which 10 build the houses, but
even II his request Is not granted tho
building Of the houses win bo com.
mcnccd Nt once,
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SHERIFF SALE.

Farmers Hank order OF Sale
w, y stark 90, Common
Calvin n, norbruck ct al, Pleas Court,
ny ylrtno Of IN order OF sale issued by clerk
" tho court OF common pleas Of stark county, one
In the above action, and " me directed, Nll Offer
Tor sale NJ public 0utcry, NJ tho door OF tho court
house, IN tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the eth day Of July, 1889,
tho following described real ostatei Lot mum.
hrr 5000 IN the city VI Canton, Also the west half
of the south half of lot number ii81 In the city Of
Canton, stark county, ohio
Lot No. gp0a Appraised nj ei 900,
Lot No, llbB 500
Halo 70 commence al one o'clock p, m. Terms
A. LEiNINGER, Sheriff.
lIoUsrL wRnBER, AuYt
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Fire inA nrAaa Foundry.

New YoRK, June ai,-(special IA
fire early this morning In a building Of
tho Manhattan Brass Company on
First Avenue, caused loss OF hfty
thousand dollars on stock and seventy
five thousand on building, II was fully
Insured
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Enat LIberly ontllc NInrkoi.

EAST LlnERrY PA, June 10.
CATTLEaR Receipts ie0 head, ahpmonta,
400 hCn1l market slow NJ Yesterdays prOoA.
HOGS Receipts 100 hOnd, hhipmonis, 100
l0rkorH, gi,i0ltlH0 with Increased roCopla
thosc prices viii not hold,
SllEEl Receipts, l,s00 hond, shipments,
ROl1 hcndi market active and lbo hghOr.
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The Presbyterian picnic ut Cottage
Grove Lake yesterday was attended by
about 400, aud most enjoyable time
was had. The agent of the Valley
road says just one more ticket was sold
than for the same picnic u year ago.
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LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS

Dr. Burner Ia the only PhyGclan now n Ohio who has 70;
oelved instructions In tho European Colleges ~ Analytical
which arc now considered indispensable 10 correct diagnosis
lin many daeaaea lilo has also extensive supply OF tho
atost and best proioona ApT aua for the treatment OF
dncult cases. by modern meh TO- embracing many which
are but seldom found outside OF o larger eea There are
guay treat and are therefore, seldom prepared with the
necessary aud costly outfit examine correctly or treat with
success such cases. therefore, would do well 10 oa NJ once
land learn their condition. and whether tho doors o Hope
lare vet opOn or forever closed against thsm
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conslrnetIng u nrIdge.


Llouta, Reese and Patrick Of the
United States army began the construc.
tion Of q bridge across tho ConcmOugh
this morning The bridge viii cross The
river at Gen, Hastings headquarters and
connect with the road leading TO the
Pennsylvania railroad station.
Superintendent Pitcairn, accompanied
by q number of Panhandle railway
officials, arrived on o special train nj II
o'clock for the purpose Of inspecting
that pnrt of the railroad which had been
damaged by tho food
Tho body Of u girl about 10 years old
was found today IN KonyillO The
body was too much dCcomposod 10 bc
recognized, She was buried on the side
OF the hill unmarked and unknown.
Coroner Evans will begin tho inquest
on Wednesday, He Wya ho doesn't
know where ho will hold the inquest.
He will start ~ the morguc on Napoleon
street, and viii move oil over the flooded
district
The local physicians here are COM
planning about strange doctors coming
10 the town. They claim Johnstowna
physicians aro capable Of doing tho
work, aud that II Is an imposition for
othors 10 como hero, II is likoly that
the doctors who are here win take steps
10 stop strange physicians from having
anything 10 do here.
Surgeon General Reed reported 10 Con
Hastings that the mcnslos, which
have brokon out, IL due TO the fact that
the straw on which people sleep has not
been uirod, 10 prevent the spread of
the disease nm order was issued 10 burn
all Of the straw to-day. New beds will
be- found for the men In tho camps, and
hereafter they will bo thoroughly aired
during the day, More alarm Is felt hero
about disease broalting out than at any
time since the food.
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wan,aPottsry Trust.

TRENTON, N, j. June a'-lspecial,l
Pottery men arc discussing plans for
the formation OF q pottery trust to en-
brace all the manufacturers In the
United States,
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aomething Political.

0. p, shanafelt, an aspIrant for the
Republican nomination for sheriff ia
"doing the city" He 10 "beardlgn"
Charlie Henderson sin his den" but
Charlie iaa hustler and will probably
get away from shanafelt two 10 one,
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When nAby was Sick wo gave her caa'oriA'
when she waa a child, she cried for cas1orlA,
When she became MIss, Shs elung 10 oAsIorla,
When Ahe had Chlldren. Ghs gave them oAsIoriA
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IrOR sALfs--Tho farm OF Jacob Marking, decd,
n will be offered for sale Tuesday, June 25th,
and also the horses, farming utensils grain IN the
ground etc, 1lO-dNW-OWt
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Saturday, the eth day of July, 1889
Administrator Notice.

Notice "a hereby glyon that the undersigned have
been duly qualified aud appointed ~ Administrator
Of the estate Of OoOrgo lloa, late Of stark ooun-
W ohio, deceased, -. $50,
y, HENRY wtLLAMAN,
KATIE 1OLTI,
Dated June 20. 1872 .97dws Administrators
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some Ohio Appointments,

WASHINGTON, June sl,-[speOIal +
william l.. TiCken and William Davis
have been appointed guagera for the lst
district of Ohio,
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DE. nuRMm12

revisit this month"; thus saving h patients h uonbe
Waiting oy Aud he the on pyel4n aud surgeon
hA o6unlu manAhna, Models DIAGRAMS heY
ul6as and plain all afflicted tho cause and nature ohsT
diseases.
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PENsEBoRo, ILL.,, June u .-[Speciall
Twenty masked men went TO the Odd
Fellows hall NJ the close OF the meeting
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anAplmls
tFanyB H
opmoNeo o c,ud are
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nTIm DOOTORSB

Rspuasn Il no only NAtonA Continental 10 has visited pg
three times and treated housshd o. cases A1a made me9y
together his AnaAAl Museum ana nhe eoeo
nirumsnt Appliances 4o which the largest aud nneat ooeo
nov owned by ny one Ia the World
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HOTEL ANNOUNCEMENT
Tho undersigned, formerly with Amoe hyen
tho Barmow' Hotel, has leased FORA orm Oh ye
THE "UNION HOTEL"

81 North Market b.,
from q. W. 1Ieldenbrand, tho lato propretori ant
has thoroughly remodeled, painted and 0eooralet
tho ouuie buildlngi also put In new lnrnllnIv pel
monto M arc usually found IN n hrel.claW Hotel
beg TO announce that am thoroughly prepared
every detail 10 care for tho former glebtg 0t "
'Unionn aud the travelling public, hlu Bolot w
natronnVo of nil who appreciate good faro aud ~
oOmmOdatlons nj olive and lot lyon rites,
Tho Hotel ID accessible by atfoet ralway from ?
ho ofiice and haa connected with II large atAbl
nd ehedb, well nttod up, wheroh horses viii betho
roughly cared for. .--, ,,.,,,,,r,
4ug1-ay-dAw DAN h0 ~ h'hc''
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DIR.

DFR. BURNER, -
TEO
e S @S
u atmNdehh
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
Church Dedication.

The South Union Baptist church
at Church Hill, 81 miles south Of
this city, have their neat house about
finished, and 1t is handsome, as
well as good country Church, re-
flecting credit on the contractor, Mr..
Geo. Meador.
The house will be formally ded-
icsted on the Third Sunday in Oc-
tober next, at IL o'clock, q. m. Rev.
j. S. Coleman d. D., who has, per-
haps, done more Of that kind of
work than any man in the state, viii
preach the dedicatory sermon.
Everybody invited, and large crowd
expected. Church Hill is famous for
its large gatherings. The meeting
will be protracted, DR.. Coleman re-
naming and doing the preaching.
j. T. Barrow Pastor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mr.. C. M. Latham has returned
from the east.
Mrs. Carrie Hart has returned from
the eastern cities.
Miss Susie Garth, Of Trenton, wa
In the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Robinson, of Frui
Hill, was in the city Saturday
Mrs. DR.. J.. l.. Dulin is on WISH
To relatives In Stewart county.
Mrs. A. Y. Stevens, of Nashville
Ia visiting her mother, Mrs. Martin
Mr.. II II Roper, of the Elkton
Progress, spent Saturday In the city
Mr.. G. b. Messimore, of Webster
county, was in the city last week
School Superintendent f. IL. Rem
shaw Is out again after a slight at
tack of sickness.
Miss Dotten GroClaud, of Nash
willie, is visiting Misses Minnie and
Make Bronaugh.
Editor Robt. Cronshaw, Of the
Cadiz Telephone, was In the city L
day or two of last week.
Mr.. e Birch Basselt left yesterday
to attend the meeting Of Commercial
Clubs In Louisville to-day.
Mics Bessie Baker, Of Dixon, has
returned fom her visit to Miss
Grace Pollard, of Hopkinsviiie'
Providence Bugie
Mrs. J. III. Beauchamp, of Lexlng-
ton, and Mrs. Bryan, OF Millersburg,
Ky, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Barbour.
Polk Cansler, who had been on 4
visit to friends In Missouri for the
two weeks past, returned home Sat-
urday. He was much pleased with
his stay. kl
Mrs. w. III. ii. Switzerland and
children left Friday to join Lieut.
Switzerland In Washington Cily,
where he will be stationed for the
next three years.
Mr.. G. A. SutlifI, Of Louisville, was
in the city last week and organized
a branch of the Louisville Savings
Loan and Building Association, OF
which Mr.. Walter +. Garrett Is local
Agent.
DIR. ]. p. Thomas of this county
will leave for New York about the
Let ocOct. for a two weeks rest and
new items in his profession, aud for
his wife who has been In that city
and Brooklyn, on six weeks visit
TO her father. His daughter, Miss
Blanche, will accompany him on
pleasure trip.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
$500 REWARD!

Il
The Louisville g. Nashville r. r.
Co., win pay So 0 In cash for the ar
rest and delivery of VIM. L. Brame,
to the authorities of Davidson Co.
Tenn. The said Brame having shot
and killed Jas. r. Lemon, a conduc-
tor on the accommodation train al
Bakers, Davidson Co, Tenn, Sept
llth, 1886 at 6 10 p. NJ.
ftta DESCRIPTION.
Height 5 feet Z or 5 inches. Weight
1876 pounds Slightly STOPPING figure
dark complexion with dark hair and
beard, hair rather long and inclined
to curl, full beard and mustache
beard trimmed rather close on side
coming to point eyes brown speak
slow and low. When last seen wore
a suit of dark blue clothes, sack coat
BY order of
DONALD ALLEN, Supt.
W. w. ALEXANDER, Agt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
MATRIMONIAL

Thos. Linsey and Miss Hester
Winders, ofAllegree, Todd county,
were married at the Northington
House Thursday morning, DR.. Sears
officiating. We wish them happi-
ness --Olarksvillo Progress.
Married, at the Elkton Hotel, Sept
18th. Mr.. r. ID. Freeman, of Hopkins.
vile, to Miss Alice Hewlett, Of Tren-
ton, Esq ] d. Christian officiating
They departed on the A :55 train fol
Hopkinsville, where they will maxi
their home. The Progress extends bes
wishes.-Elkton Progress.
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coNsuMPIloN CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hand by an East In
dis missionary the formula OF simple veget-
able remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma aud all throat and Lung Affections, also
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having test
cd its wonderful curatiTs powers in thousands
Of cases, hiss felt IL his duty 10 makeit known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive and desire to relieve human suffering, ]
will send free OF charge TO all who desire IL,
this recipe, in German, French or English
with full directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, nam
ing this paper. W. A. Norxs. ho Power'I
Block, Rochester. N. Y.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
To the Voters of Christian Co,

The anumerous voters" having
failed to call on me. ! have deter
mined at my o,pn earnest solicitation
10 make the race for county clerk and
call on them, assuring them Of my
Willingness to be sacrificed upon the
altar OF my party, unless the party
sees proper to alter the sacrifice, In
that event / will heartily support the
other lamb. l am candidate fol
county clerk Of Christian Co. subject
TO the action Of the Democratic party
Respectfully,