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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Pete Baker in THE Emigrant, "

Pete Baker in ~ he tmigrant,
"Pete" Baker with his handsome
face, graceful figure, and voice that
charms all, comes to the Opera House
Monday week January 2lst, with the
richly dressed musical comedy en-
titled, "The Emigrant," reconstructed
by himself and stuffed with new and
popular songs. Mr.. Baker has en-
gSged large company to support
him. -
The New Orleans Times Democrat,
Monday, December 81, 1888, says:
"Despite the slight drizzle which
fell last evening, the Avenue Theatre
was crowded from gallery to parquei,
aud before the curtain rose the sign
of "Standing Room Only" was hung
out. pete" Bakers coming was
known TO all and his previous success
es attained in this city and elsewhere,
had gained for him and his company
crowded house TO witness the first
performance here Of "The Emigrant.'
Directors Elected.
The stockholders of the First Ma
tional Bank met In the Presidents
room Tuesday Jan. Sth, and elected
the following directors for the en-
suing year: S. Il. Crumbaugb, j. 7,
Prouse, r. Il. Rives, O. +. jarrett, w
A. Lowry, r. W. DJwner, W. l.
Thompson, Geo. w. Graves, John
Moayon. The Board then unsnl'
mously elected the following officers
S. r. Crumbsugh, President; w. A
Lowry, Vice President; Palmer
Graves, Cashier; Bailey Russell,
Book-keeper; Frank Prousc, Out
Teller.
The stockholders and directors are
satisfied with the past work of the
bank and the institution has bright
prospects for the future.
Troublesome Tom Vaughan.
Tom Vaughan, who was this week
sentenced to 30 days in the work
house for unlawfully possessing him
self of watch belonging to Mr.. Neb-
lett, like Sam Lazarus in the "Black
Flag has decided not to work If he
can help 1t. On Tuesday he positive
ly refused to labor for the good of
the county and was accordingly
strapped upon his back as a means
of punishment; while in this position
he worked himself loose and was
about to effect his escape when the
workhouse keeper, Mr.. Brown, ar
rived on the scene. N
DEATHS. q
Jas. Hamilton, an old citizen of the
Mt. Carmel neigh borhood, died one
day last week.
An old gentleman named Allen, oil
the cambridge ncighborhood, died
very suddenly, Tuesday. lie was a
very large man weighing something
over 300 pounds and probably died
of apoplexy. srI.s
CoLoRED. fv
81 Hopson, aged 95 years, died in
this city Tuesday night.
Belle Moore, wife of j. G. Moore,
col died in this city, Wednesday.
City Court Proceedings.
w. Henderson, fast riding. Fined
S. and costs.
Mary Earl, col, breach of peace.
Fined 50 so and costs.
l.. b. Davis, throwing fire crackers.
Fined one cent and costs.
A Slight Wreck.
The trains were delayed Wednes-
day by The wrecking of the north
bound passenger train Tuesday night
near Crofton. Considerable damage
was done TO the locomotive, but no.
body WIS hurt.
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan
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Golden Weddin0

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan
of Fairview, will on the oath inst.
celebrated the flftieth anniversary of
Of their marriage.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11
TATERS

Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Cabbage,
Turnipa end Onions in the very fin
Get condition at CHAS. MCKEE II
cos, THE GROCERS.
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1 S2

FITs.-Ail Fits stopped free by Or. Klino's
Great Nerve Nestorsr. No Fiji after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
Kline, 03l Arch ST., Phila. Pa.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

"A Sunday-school boy, upon being
asked what made the tower OF Pisa
lean, replied: because OF the famine
IN the lind. n--Eveniag World
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11
Its DeIicacy Of Flavor

And the efficacy of its action haye
rendered the famous California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, i'm
mensely popular. 1t Cleanses and
Tones up the clogged and feverish
System, and dispels Headaches, Colds
and fever. For sale in 80 cents and
81 90 bottles.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

Hon. b. j. Lea has been chosen
Speaker Of theTennessee Senate.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11
Come at once or you
will miss the bargains
we are now offering.
M. Frankel & Sons.
THE JEWELER."

w. ii. O,vey, "The Jeweler" of the
city, is now located in Buckner Leav-
ell's Drug Store, where he is prepared
to do any and all kinds of Jewelry
Repairing at short notice and in a
satisfactory manner, at reasonable
rates.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

Mrs. Tom Adams is quite sick at
her home near Beverly.
Mrs. P. p. Huffman, of Church
Hill, is very sick with pneumonia.
h Mrs. Jesse Giles, who has been
very sick at her home near Howell,
Il much improved n
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

THE SICK.

Henry Oldham TO Georgia Brame
Jno. W. jackson to Donna Casky.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Lulu Northingtou, of Padu-
cab, formerly of this city, was mar
ried few days since TO Mr. Woolley,
of Msyleld.
Circuit Judge L, p, Little, of the
Henderson circuit, will be married
on the 10Th inst, TO Miss Fannie L.
Beach, of New Jersey, lately teach
er in Hartford college.
Mr.. VIM, L. Tandy and Miss Mat
tie Hickman " III be married In this
city on the 18th inst.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. John Courtney, at
3 80 o'clock p. m, Wednesday Jan.
o, 1889, by Rev. j. II. Barrow, Mr.. f..
w. BiggerstaG and Miss Maggie A.
Courtney.
Marriage Licenses.
f. w. Biggerstatr to Maggie A
Courtney.
CuLoRED.
Henry Oldham TO Georgia Brame.
Jno. w. Jackson to Donna Casky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

Alderman Henry G. Murrell, Of
Louisville, died last week. .q
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11
A Slight Wreck.

The trains were delayed Wednes-
day by the wrecking of the north
bound passenger train Tuesday night
near Crofton. Considerable damage
was done TO the locomotive, but no.
body WIS hurt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

Caldwell Courier; The first "dirt
was broken" on the extension Of the
Ohio Valley road toward, Hopkins
vile on Thursday of last week. Mr..
o. Ross Baker is the contractor at
this end of the line and is now NOV
ing dirt as rapidly as his limited
supply of scrapers win admit.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

Officers Of Pembroke Masonic
Lodge No. 2sS for the ensuing year
V. A. Garnet, W. NJ. w. Hollis, s.
~. II. Wade, J. W; w. ID. Gar
nett, Treas. Il, Y. Pendleton, Sec. /;
A. o, Dority, s, d. ~. W. Coving-
ton, j. d. I; ]. II. Massie, S, & I.
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ter @eridtsbarteit unb our &olettiou

ter @%eridtsbarteit unb our &olettlon
bon Steuern.
Settion 218, ME amenbirt, be1timmt
beutlider, ipann cine Orbinana in Rraft
treten foa. Die 8eftimmungtn fur bic
Pailirung uno Mbfimmung elmer Or
binau5 blelben biefelben mie ie bur9 bic
gegenwdttige @efddfts Slbnung oes
Stabtratbes beitimmt linb, ab;r fobalb
bic in ben Charter aufsenommen 1T,
ioQ lie als anaenommen gelten.
Seftlon 222, betrefenb gefdbrli1e
Baumerfe. lit babin amenbirt porben,
bob benz Staotratb bic Madt gegeben
Dirb, Gigentbimer, Snbaber ooer
Ngenten folder 8auli6telten an3ubal=
ten, bieielben au e%ntfelnen.
Seftion 1923. Ser She'll bieier Set
tion, tpelAer pielfa6 gu 5treitigfeiten
NnlaB gegeben, bob cine Beriou, nell
DE bonn &eforber unier Bomb getelt
tporoen unb benielben perIebt bat, nit
$500 @elo'S trafe unb lsasmonatIi1er
8efdnsnibboft beftraft perben fOQ, III
geftri6en porben.
Settion 249, ME amenoitt, iebt bic
Beiolbung Der 5taotbeamten felt.
Das @ebalt bes girgermeiftels 1T bon
$2400 auf $4,000 idb,Iid erb6bt NOR
ben. Das @ebalt oes &etorne,s 1T auf
$1,000 per Sabr feftseiegt noroen unO
erlaubt unter feinen u~mifdnoen epor.
teln. Ger @itp Solicitor fol- $500
idbrlt6 eibalten uno fol1e SpDtteln.
dig ibm pom Staotraibe 3uertannt perz
ben. Das @ebalt bts GItp @lerts uub
aaer anberen ftdbtii6en yeamtea fol-
bur9 ben Staotratb fefgsiebt perben.
Settion 255 lit gan3 neu unb garanz
tirt bic geleBll6e @alt,gfeit aler tribe
reu Qmenbements gum Interpretations.
4fte bonn ID. Nuguf 1870. Sic 1T
aus benz 8runbe formulirt morben tpeii
f%orlmdb1eub BON ben pert1tebenen @e>
r'dtsb0fen 3welfel erboben murotn, pb
ale fruheren Announcements Don BEN
So per mt elmer mirtllhen Mciu i'dt
pal Ttrt uno OBJ ale n0tbtgen &sforns D +
amennirten g ftlonen qtmddt wus6fn.
= ttlOn 256 aunuQ IT be 3we,,ent'
gen Setttouen Al. SO, SO 80. Ill
ll6, 1928, 1879 1873. 1877, 232 241 unD
PA
Sefrion PSI b. ftimmt. baB b'eier ut,
unb ole frHberen Nmenbements gum
@barter als Ute fir polstltia ohne
weiteren geDp,s anertannt nerben uno
toll eapon amtlide Woti3 an alien &c.
rt9tsbofen unb an allen Often genom
men Delbsn.
Sleteni9en Seftioneu bes Charters,
Dflhs I'm Vorhergebenben niht oufges
ftibrt Dorosn limb. bIethen o,elelben nit
etn'g,n 'nef isen N%uslubmen. mo ibnen
etne otutl 9ere gitldrung beisessbfn
muroe.
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site Der @eminne.

S,1S4 Gewiune i'm 9etrass pom $1,o54, 800
Motis.-2oofe, pel9e Saust. @epinne ale.
ben, iinO nidtau SerminaI.g ~epinnen bere9tist.
~ lin Club. R atem unb nabere Nusfunft
fbreibet Ieierlid an nnteraei&ne,eu, NIT bent.
lider Nnsabe gurer Bobnuus, Staat. gountp,
Strabe unb aummer. Sdnellere Yoabef6r.
berun5 piro baourd seihert, iuenn 5br elm
goubett NIT bolRdnbiaer abrefe cinIest.
S1ift POSTAL NOTES, grpreb Moneh
ORDERS ober @e6iel auf STEM gorf in aeio0bn.
liden 8riefeu. Yapierselb per GrpreB (auf
uniere Rofen) eoreifre MON an
~. 81. 0ampbin,
ober: Stem Orleans, Ga
~. u. 9aupbin, BaibinatOn, .. 6.
abrsiiire resiarirte 8riefe an
New Orleans National Bank,
Nem Orleans, Ga.
0ergefet nt6t, @ssslr s' Iaa a"s:
lider @eminne bon 8ier NationaI.
8anfen bon Stem OrIeans sarantirt
hi rb. unb bic 2ooie bon benz Yraioenten ii.
mes Snfitutea, beren berliebene @edte bon ben
oberifen @erihten auerfannt ner6en, unteraeid.
net; be6baIb bitet Sud bor allen Gdlldunseu
ODER anpnbmen Ylanen.
Gin 9plfar III Der Preis bes ~fleinfen Nm.
tbeils ODER 8ru1tbeiIeS fur elm bon unS
ausgegebenes Qoos fir iraenb neIte Bic.
buns; fur penissr ais elm Dollar, 1T SdpinbeI
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@ir, bic unterseidneten 8anfen unb 8ant.
batter, perben ole Genuine, pelde in eer 9oui.
fiana Staats. 2otterie ee3psen uno uns prdien.
tirt weroen, an unisrem 3abltiid auSbeaablen
R. M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank,
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank,
A. BALDWIN, Pres. Ne,o Orleans Nat Bank,
CARL k0HN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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3ase lmien ~resemdbis 3w1dea ean antonio nmb ct. Souls.
Sse eeladrn Gan amOnio um bA5 Born. nit SULLIVAN Buffet Car ns Beafl biz
ST. 9NiS bl Genhon.
Sae Oer1sn Gan antomo III 90 aa6m it pullman Buffet Gar Obe Bedfa Bis
1t eouts ba Swn Woun ang obn, unb mad &anfas &Mb Ma Denton ome @shfe.
$ 9e nenaheh pun nhnto pm - 8 @adm. NIT uaman Buffet sdIfpoasn bis qarebo,
Serbn'una init Ourd S@iafpagen mad gfrto ba Meruan Rational Babn.
j.. &. MAC NAMARA, Y. q R1cSRy
Sudd. Ngfnt. mpm @ebdube, 25 Commentaries, 9i6et Momt 9 " a 81 'Se,ot
J.E. GALBRAITH, - I. i PRICE
General 3 r. tr & Stht AWnt. NfIRnt @eneror8 oEenpr& SjSef aor+
TH0S. f. FISHER, !. n EnnY.~ s'
Vemra' agent SaNoo, &eras. @easral Manager, $ahfne 9eas.
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Ssrfudt bic ebile.Rrble. inbeimid
Snbu frie. 8iais unb gut. $500 bet Come
Sfiee: 215 81. MarD's Strabe.
SeIepbon 4se.
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Ser G~amaienar5t

ober 4oldbrise erfabruns zines beutfdsu Ora.
tee. Dieies Bud fol- ieinespess ben Saus.
arat in jeoem Gall erfeben, ober troboem nirb
es fd ole gang uneutbebrIiGer @atbaeber in
iebem SausboIte bewdti en-. Sc aeiat, ME
frantbeiten berbitef unb I'M anfanesfabium
befdmpft werben fonneu. 3eaepte unb &c.
bensweiie in allen aranfbeitsfdlen aenau an.
seseben. Sir 20 gents in Yofmarfen fret
berfanot. Man a%breiire: Yrtpate Gltnic
q 2tSpenfarp, 10 @. $puffOn Gtr.,
Netp BORT, ". g..
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9er nerdmberte ftdbtti9e
0reibrtef.
Sic ne1er "8eitimutunseu lno
Nmen0ements.

Das Gomite, mel9es ldut Bei6luB
bss Stabtratbs bonn Mapor ernannt
woroen mar, UNI eiue &splfon, be3le.
bungsmeife Nmenbiruug, beg iidbtii1en
6reibriefes por5unebmen. bat mad
m~ebrtdsigeu eibuugen feline Nr6eit be.
enoiat unb auf @runb bes na1foIgen>
ben Beridts mirb Der 2egislatur cine
eutfpredenbe Bill borselegt unb bieie
R6rperf6aft um Genebmiaung oe,feI,
ben a%ngegangen Werben. Ser 8erl9t
lautet:
Wir, bic unter3ei9neten, Mitelieoer
bes In uebereialiimmung NIT einem Be-
fdluB beg Staotratbes gum 3mede Der
Neoiion eingeieBten &Omltes, um Der
Qe9islatur beg Staates Ssras Imenbe.
ments uno 3uidBe gum Stabt.6reibrief
Der @tabt San Nntonio au empfebleu,
baben bic Gre, biermit als bas &eiuls
tat uuierer Nrbeiten rad einer err
id6pfenben unb boridtigen grpdgung
bes 8egenlfaubes, ale iol9e Mmenbe.
ments unb 3ufdBe ein5uberl9teu, wsIde
mir fir uniere ma9ienbe Stubt fir
notbmenoig era9teten; unb ferner m61.
ten mir in Inbetradt Der 9ringli1teit
Oct nOrsei9iasenen amenbements Die
unuer5dgli9e Nnnabme reip. pafRrung
berfelben our9 bic 2e9islatur empfeb.
len; unb baB bieie Advertisements uts
mittelbar tad ibrer paiirung in 2raft
treten.
W6tungsboQ unterbreitet:
@b. @tepes,
M. s. @orbett,
2ouis 8erg # 0 m,
8irger Gomite.
Grib S9reiner,
6ans Degener,
Dan GENTS,
GtaDtratbs &omite.
SStnan Gdffaokan 0Nouar
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3omiiana @taats=vntterir:W xielIimof

Sonifiana staats= g sieIIidaft.
Sneorporirt I'M Sabre 1868 bon Der Qeois
latur fur @rsiebunss. nub neutrality-suspicious.
unb puroe ibr 8reibrisf gu einem Sbeiie Der
aegenipartiaen Staats 8onfitut,on, in 1879,
ourd Elm iiberpdltiscnbes Bolts otum qemadt.
SIRE Observation-Disclosures fnben
ba~lbidbrlid fat, (5uni unb Be.
aember) umb ibre @rOeen .Giu3eI.
@ummer> 3tebunsen in6en in te6em
Der anSern aebn Monaie i'm Sabre
fott. unb perben ollie offentIi9 in
Der aeabemh Of 81 Ii Il c, .Nep Orleans,
ga, ge5pgen.
OeruDmt s Be- aSsaa's S ssesen 's sns
prompte @us3abIuus Oer @sminne; befdeinist
uie folst:
Sir beftatisen biermit, bae mir bic Obsr.
auffidt iiber RE arrangements fir ale monat.
liden unb balbiabrliden 3iebunaeu Der
eouiitana Stats . 2otterie . @efeafdaft baben
uaD perfonlid bic 3iebunesn leiten unb beauf.
tdtisen uno bab biefelben ebrIid, seredt unb
in unparteiifder @eiIe alien 8etbeilisten ae
ssniiber Dor iid seben unb mir autorifiren Bic
sefeaf9aft, bieieS 8eugni6. berfsben nit hem
6acllmile u~nierer tlnteridriften, in ibren an.
seisen gu s%ebraudlen.
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9aBt gud niht tdufhen burd
n'ebere preiie fir Nrbeit, meIhe better
dig irgenb cine IN Ssras seIiefert plrb.
toubern perfugt @uG nuh Gallo
pd1'5 pbotograpbildem Mtelitr, No.
Alb NJ 0oufton- StraBe. mo- gu@ quite
uno frteoenifeIenbe Nrbeit gu reelem
Yreiie garartirt tpirb.
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s9r 3bos. 8 oggan& 8ros.
baben oas po~ltdnbigite 2ager bon Mus
iitalien in Der Stabt unb eeben Sebem
ben n0tbiaen Nb5ug ober 9abott.
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aMarkets.
Brighton and WATERFOWL
Live Stock.

PoULTRY.-Light supply on sale, prices
ranging from 9 to l0c per Id, live weight,
WORKING OXEN.-Prices ranged from $40
to S130 per pair. Few in market; call slow.
STORE CATrLE-There were but few in
markets, selling at prices ranging from $40
to SOS per head, or to Sc per lib, live
weight.
VEAL CALvEs.-Calves sold at % to &c
per lb, live weight Many of the best lots
were taken by the butchers at a commission,
Supply in market light
SwINE.-Northern fat hogs sold at &c per
Id, dressed weight. Store pigs in light de-
mand, selling at Sl.00 to 5000 per head.
But few Northen fat hogs in market.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The sheep and lambs
from the North were mostly Of common
grade. mixed lots selling at 2 to 5c lambs,
from to Gle per lb, live weight for North
ern and Eastern lots.
NORTHERN AND EASTERN CArTLE.-There
were but few nice cattle in market this
week, most of the stock being of an ordin-
AIRY grade, selling at to 5lc per ID, dressed
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ing the overthrow of Legitime by his own
people and the peaceful surrender of the
city.
The Arabs have destroyed the German
missionary station at Tugu, Africa, and
massacred eight of the inmates.
A DYNAMITE cartridge was exploded last
week Thursday in the house of the largest
weaver in Barcelona. The house is total
wreck
The United States steamship " Ossipee Z"
is quarantined at Kingston, Jamaica, be-
cause of her visit to Port-au-Prince, an in
fected port.
A LETTER from Henry NJ. Stanley, dated
August II, has been received at Brussels
1t confirms the news of his arrival on the
Aruwhimi"
EMPEROR WILLIAM of Germany has or
dered the dismissal of all the French cooks
employed in the palace. They will be re-
placed by Germans.
THE scheme for an international mari
time conference, to be held in Washington
next spring, has fallen through, England re-
fusng to cooperate.
SEVEN persons were killed and nine in
iured by the fall of house in Tunis on
Tuesday of last week. The building had
been undermined by floods.
DIR. KRUss a chemist of Munich, has sue
ceeded in decOmpoSng cobalt and nickel
DOtn OF winch nave nlUnertO been supposed
to be elementary substances
DENNIS couture and Joseph Noel of
Copeton, Que, attempted to thaw out a
frozen stick of dynamite last Saturday. The
stick exploded, blowing both men into
atoms.
A PAPER published at Wolverhampton.
England, the editor of which is an old
friend of Andrew Carnegie, announces that
Carnegie has been offered the secretaryship
6 81 ,,,t. l..~l 4
THE report that the Whitechapel MR.
derer had been arrested in Tuns was a ia lse
alarm. 1t originated from the arrest of an
English vagabond whose description C Dr.
responds to that of the London assassin.
The French senate passed the bank
ruptcy bill last week Thursday. The
measure has especial interest at the present
time because it allows the Panama company
to convert its old organization into d new
company.
WHILE on a shooting excursion at Buckow
last week Emperor William of Germany
accidentally wounded a bystander His
royal highness expressed his deep regret
and invited the victim of his erratic mark.
manship to call upon him.
The steamer Haytian Republic" is al
Kingston, Jamaica with the American man
of-war Osspee." A fresh complication
arose at POrt-au-Prince over the narrow es
cape of the released steamer from being cut
down by a Haytan man-of-war.
A MAN entered the bank at Hull, Ontario
Tuesday of last week, and handed the clerk
a roll of money for deposit. The clerk wa,
called to the front door for moment, anC
during his absence the depositor cleaned
the drawers of $3.50 and left through the
back door.
Two deaths occurred on the steamer
"City of Berlin " during her passage from
New York n OupauStnwu The InU aftpi
the steamer left New York Maggie Gal,
committed suicide by taking rat-poison
The next day Henry Blanden, another pas
senger, died of delirum tremens.
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Farm and Grange Lectures.

Colonel j. II. Brigham of Ohio, master of
the National Grange, will give a series of
lectures in Vermont, under the auspices of
the grange, commencing at Brattleboro,
January 26, and continuing at Wilmington
January 2S; Townshend, January %; Bond
Vile, January 80; Londonderry, January 81 (;
Grafton, February L; Chester, February ,;
Milton, February 4 Burlington. State Uni
versity, February 5; East Hardwick, Feb
ruary 6. Five or six more lectures will be
given in the state. The places and dates
will be given next week Colonel Brigham
was gallant officer in the war and one of
the most effective campaign speakers in the
West during the late presidential campaign.
1t is not often that so distinguished a
speaker is secured to address audiences in
the small towns of this state, and these lee
lures should be largely attended by all
classes of people. 1t will pay to go a long
distance to hear this eloquent speaker.
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weight, few only being sold at & to 74c
per lb, dressed weight, or to &c per h.
live weight
Boston Produce.
BEANs-Market easier, prices quiet Hand
picked Pea sold at $3.50 to $40. Yellow
Eyes, extra, $50 to $40; second, $500 to
S315.
EGGs.-Eastern extra sold at 10 to 20c !;
first, Is to 19c; Aroostook, - to C; Yer
mont and New Hampshire extra, 10 to 20c;
New York first, lie. Market extremely
dull and quotations lower.
CHEEsE.-New York extra sold at II to
12ic; first, 103 to lie; second, to &c. Yer
mont extra, III to Re; Vermont first, 1Oa
to lie; Vermont second, to &c. Western
extra, lie. Market good and firm.
BUTTER.-Northern creamery, extra, DC
Western creamery, extra, % to 26. Western
creamery, extra first % to 26c; first, % to
24c. New York and Vermont dairy, extra
first, 30 to 22c; first, Is to 20c. Western
dairy, extra first Is to 20c; first, 16 to lie,
Demand dull, as mild weather has been the
cause of Increased receipts. 1t is thought
that prices have touched bottom and higher
quotations are looked for soon.
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Cancer.

am satisfied that cancer is hereditary in
my family. My father died of it, sister of
my mother died of it and my own sister
died of it. My feelings may be imagined,
then, when the horrible disease made its
appearance on my side. TWAS malignant
cancer, eating inwardly in such way that
it could not be cut out Numerous RENE
dies were used for it, but the cancer grew
steadily worse, until it seemed that | was
doomed to follow the others of the family.
/ took Swift's Specific, which from the first
day forced out the poison, and continued
its use until had taken several bottles,
when found myself well. | know that S.
S. S cured me- Mrs. S. NJ IDOL.
Winston, n. c., Nov. %, 1883.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething. is the prescription of one of
the best female nurses and physicians in
forty years with never-faiing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhpa, gripping
in the bowels and wind-colc. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price twenty-five cents bottle.
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advertisements.
WELCOME

Lumbermen and all people welcome this
snow. SO there will be an extra need of I'm
derwear, Mittens, etc. We have few Home
made and Pontiac Mittens, which we will sell
at less price than you usually buy them;
also lot of 1" Lumbermen Hose - just the
thing now. Look at that Heavy Ribbed I'm
derwear at IS cts. These goods are new for
us and an excellent article You will be paid
to examine them.
Look out for bargains on Dress Goods.
H. c. WEBSTER, Is State Street
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that lOathsone disease, Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at last found a
prescription which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A.
LAWRENCE, SS Warren street, New York,
will receive the recipe free of charge.