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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01


- Sn ct. 2ours ipuroe lebte @o9e
bic Srau BON @ottfrieo Meiiter BON
0rininseu, 5,uei Snaben uno einem
Mab6en, entbunben.
- 0ie @roBlose Der 8Dt6ias Sitter
BON MiHouri bat einen 9lntras, ale
@irtbe bonn Sroen aus5uIdlieBen, rauf
ben 9ii6" selest.
Sn Sanni6al bat ii6 Der 12sidbri9e
Mellier 9rice erbdugt. @r bate nit
leinem ,,sllten" einen fleinen 9isput
sebabt unb babel ben &iir5eren 9e5ue
gen.
& 8om 10. big 16. 5epte mber tuirb
in 2erinstOn cine 9telmion aller Setbeis
li9ten ait bet e6la6t bel 2errnatun
,ua6reno bes lebten Sirgerfrieges itatt=
finbeu.
- Ser neuenjdBri9e Glair Gunluap
trat lebte 8obe IN WarIbaa, Saline
GountD, in eiren rpiti9en 9ta9el uno
ltnrb na9 utni9cn Gagen AM &innz
budsn;arampf.
- Gin eleftril5cs Ybduomen wurOe
III g(mericu3, eiltem fleinen 0Drf6en,
I6 Meilen uDn 9tem 6lprence, Wtonts
sunlerD County beuba1tet. Sei oOlli9
Delterem 9imniel 5udte plDbli6 aus Ell
nem f(cinen @Dltcben ein 8lib berab,
BON rpllenben 9unner be9leitet 3pei
Wtdnner, Die serabe in 5elb beiddftist
ipareii, iunrben BON bent Slisitrabl ses
trpIfen, Der Cine get6otet, Der glnbere
ge11bmt. Die @ri6iitteruu9, ais Der
Stib in Die @roe iubr, wurOe im 9ans
sen 9orf ueripiirt unb mebrere Serio-
nen uno Hierbe 5u Sooen 9etporfen.
- Ser 8rpSeB 9e9en ben WtDrber
bes beliebten Sberiffs Grumer BON Goo
per County. S. q. burlington, 1T nuns
mebr in 8oonpille Su @uoe sebra9t
iuurben. llniere 2eler iperben ii6 bes
ieiner 3eit 10 srauiamer uno unpropis
cirter @eiie be9ansenen Serbre6ens
entiinnen. burlington, Der iibrisens
ieinem eiselten @eitdnbnis na6 oil meD,
reren GrpreB=&dubereien betbeilist tuar,
leusnete feline Ebat ni6t, obslei9 er
bebauptete, buB er ben sberiff nidt pOrz
ldbli9 babe t6bten tuollen. Sas llrz
tbeil lautete auf sitrafe am 21.
September su pO15ieben.
- @roBe 9lufre9ung 6erri9t in
Springfield unb llmgebun9 iiber bas
plDsli9e Seridtpinben BON 3. 81. 8os
que lebten Sanuar, iueldes man iest
bur9 cine Morotbat erfldreu wia. 8oz
que ueridtuanb, tuie 9eia9t, gnoe So
nuar uno i9un bantals permutbete
mon, baB er einem Moro sum Opfer
sefallen, bod lieB iid nidts ertueiien
unb bic Sade idlief elm. SEPT 1T Der
8eroadt uuf 5reS. Spencer sefalen,
Der in elmer Siitte Bel Rlainfelb lebt
Wean unterIu9te neuli6 beiieu einiame
Sitte uub ianb i'm Seuerplab unter
9lIde mebrere meui6lide 3dbne, iOiuit
cine ausabl balbperfobtter @enl9en-
fno9en. glu9 alte &apiere, Die Dem
@eri9luunbenen geb6rt babcn lOllen
ipurben auisefunben uuo Spencer iuurbt
auf benz gerbadt bes Msoroes FIN feits
seuommen.
= Sm 8alOe, eiuiSe Wsiten n6rolid
bon Sprin9fielb, fanoea Gin paar Sna
BEN ben9ci6nam ciues etful 70jdbriseu
Wsonnes alt einem Bauue bdn9elt
Neben benz 3pbten auf Der Groe lase
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
sdarfi@iiten:R erbaunIu nIunaet,. j..

&eselmdBise geriammluns bes Ser
manner Sdarfidibens@ereins ben 27
Suli, 1890.
0as YrOtofoa Der lesten SerIantn,,
lung iuurbe perleien ullo anSenummen.
gln muuatliden 8eitrdsen sinsen elm.
(eini6lieBli9 Der @intrittsiumme ppn
ben Serren @oipin &iet unb Senrp
0ruid) $500.
Die Serren Sulius Streder, @m.
@berlin unb ). geniins jun. ipurben
als eiu Gontite erliannt, Die Bider be3
66nbueiiters unb Sefretdrs III utter
Iu6er.
9as arrangements unb Yreis=gus
mite uom lesten Yreisi9ieben iuurbe
nit Sanf enilaiien.
Sieruuf erfOlste Sertasul,s.
5rttS sang,
SecretGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
Sur 4arifrase.

Sir Die Gampa9ne I'M Sabre 1883
batte befanntli6 Serr Blaine bon @uroz
pa aug Die Sdus;uusSoee als 9arole
ausseseben unb bieielbe bilbete au6 Die
aleinise issue unb fiibrte Su ei,em poIz
itdnbisen republifaniiben Siege. Nun
bat uber Serr glaine nod ein Steden=
Yferb, bns er ie1r serne reitet unb Sies
lit bic @riinbuns eiues alIsamerifauii6en
Sonpereins. lin bieien 5iele ndber
81 funtlnen, funb pur einisen 0touuten
lit Wniblustpn ber palt=amerifaniide
gOnsreB itatt, Der 5ulest ipte bas 5urnz
berger S6ieBen uerlief. 9lber Slaine
lit nidt ber Rnnn, iid 10 lei9t entmuz
tb,sen su iafeit NIB als i9arfiinniger
Yulititer iit es ibm nidt entsansen, bu6
ct 5iuei 5liesen nit eiuer Sluppe i6la.
gen f0nne, iueuu ct bic i'll 8erfe besrifz
feue Serdnberurs unierer 3oIseiebe lit
anbere Sabnen lente, unIuntebr als
ielbit i'll ber republifanii9en Yartei
Stinmen se9eu geuiiie ertreme Gtans
ieln in Der Nc&inleD. 8ilI, bic iest bem
Senat Uorlie9t, laut iuuroen.
@or eiuiser Belt enpfabl Der 9raii-
bent auf 8etreiben 8laine's benz Sauie,
in Die Mcainnlep'ide & arifbiu cine
glauiel auf5unebmen, tuOna6 nit unie>
rem iIb> unb INSTRUMENTATION 9aGz
barn ein @esenieitisteits sSertrus ab9ez
i6loHen tuerbeH iolle, na9 tpel6em Ga
cao, Suite, &affee, Sdute, @umui, Ma=
Mia, SiialsraB, 29ee uno &obSuder,
pel6e in Der Mc&inlep=8iG auf Der
Sreiliite iieben, nur bann aollfrei in ben
Ser. Staaten eingelafen tueroen iollen
tpenn Die betr. Iusfubrldnber seiuiien
&usfubrs sIrtifeln Der Ser. @tuuten eben=
fails freie ginfubr setuabren. gon be-
iOnoerer 8idti9teit be5iislif bieier &ez
ciproiitdtstlauiel lit bic 9batiade, baB
man @Olle ni6t nit einbesriffen fat,
mas als cine goneeiiion ON bic 8efiirz
iuorter Der @ou56lle betra6tet tueroen
fam.
gSie Die Semotrateu aug bieier glauz
iet berausconl ltruiren tuolen, oaB Blaine
ii9 bent Sreibun6el 5uneise, f0nuen mir
ni9t einieben, benn bas8erlansen elmer
@esenleiitun9 IN Sorm bon freier @inz
fu1r amerifanii9er 8robufte lit bod
ni6ts anoeres als ein inoirefter 3oll
ober 9(ustauid BON iiberiliiiiisen Sans
sIltifeln nuter geipiHen Sebinguuz
gent.
Sp lanse Die Eariffbiu nod III Der
Wtun6e if, cs ii6erbaupt fiir ben 9urd>
idnitts, ,Birser iebr i6tpieris, ii6 sin
Bib bonn @anSen Su nuden unb baber
ein llrtbeil uerfriibt, pa ii9 beim Ser
9lei9 lit uielen Suuften Die ertrem i6ei>
nenoeaBeit eitimmunsen aus9lei6en.-Ses
bnlia Sournal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
Cine 9arie an bic stimmseber bnn
0ascunabe Gunnth.

0a mir bon oeri6iebenen Geiten ses
iast tuOrben lit, baB setuiiie 9sriouen
es ii@ sur Gufsabe semadt baben bus
Serii6t 5u uerbreiten, Serr 9beo. @faf
piirbe, i'm SulIe ieiner Grtpdbluns als
Circuit Glerf, bas Mmt MIR benz Na=
men na9 perualten, iudbrenb in @irf
li6fsit g. q. Sreunb bic Stelle ausfil>
len ipiirbe, 10 balte i6 es fiir meine
8Fi9t, i'm Sutereiie ber @ubrbeit, mir
ielbit. uOr 9llIem aber Serr 3beo. Graf
seseniiber, gang beitimmt gu ertldren,
baB nidts 9erartises Der Sail iit.
Sd babe felt meinem Mustritt aug
benz Sduloienlt eine sei6dftGi9e @tels
lung ansenommen, unb liegt es in mel
ITEM Sntereiie bieIel6e 81 eilter permn>
nenten 81 na9sn.
Sdtte i6 mid feit entldlolien sebabt,
nn6 eiuer Stele als Seamter 5u fire
ben, 70 iudre ib ielbit &anbibat sebliez
ben; nno ebenio feit bin i6 iiberieust,
bas Serr 2bep. @raf nur fiir Ii6 lelbIt
9aubibat lit, unb fir 0iemonb nnbers.
3um S9lnB ln06te i6 jenen puliti=
iden afati6bnien ben auten&atb seben,
li6 ni6t 10 uiel Tilt Seden 5u fiinlmern,
Die iie gti6ts an9eben; san5 beionoers
ober feline Serii9te pber @eIdludte ;u
oerbreiteit, fir iuel6e ite nibt ben &C.
rinsiten 8eiueis uorbrinsen f6nnen, unb
BON benen inun sanS gut iueiB, iuas bas
nit Gejiuedt iuerben iull.
gl6tun9suou,
q. U. Sreuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

,9emofratii6e T6lpelei" nennt bic
bemOfratiide ,,Gep gorfer Staotsseiz
tuns" bas 8erbalten Der bemofratiiden
8unbesienutoren uno Sausmitslieber
in ben gerbanblunsen iiber bic perz
idiebenen @ilberbils. vBir f6nnen, "
meint bas tonansebenbe bemotratiide
8latt Inter 9lnbern, ,,1i6t umbin Sll
seiteben, baB bic 9enofraten ii6 babel
baben tpieoer einmal BON Der fliiseren
Taftit Der &epublifaner iiberfliigeln
!aijen, uno mir f6nnen ben 2esteren
cine setuiiie 8ere6tisuns, ii9 iiber Die
bemotratiiden TOlpel in's 5duit9en 5ll
la6en, feinesness beitreiten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

9as republifanii9e Gtaats gomite
oes @iiiouirer Seuatse9iitrttts perz
iammelte iid am 21. Suli in Montsoz
merD gitp unb bei6lOB am @ittpod,
ben 20. glu9uit, in beiuster Stabt cine
Contention 5ur Gufitelluns zines repub=
lifanii9en Senats. s.ganbioaten su bal=
ten. Die 8ertretuns ipurbe tpie folst
feitseiebt: @ollawap County 3, Mont /:
somerp 60. Z, ct. CHARLES 9 uno @arz
rem 5 Seleaaten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
o., TreitaG SEN L. 9tm8uit, 1890.

fid sesen bas 8eri9enfen tuertbpoaer
8ere6tiame BON Seiten Der Gtaats>
uab itabtii9eu 8eb5rben, befiirtuorten
8erbeiieruns Der sroBen @aiieritraBen,
forbern ginfiibruns bes auitraliiden
@abllpitems i'm san5en Gtaate, ipre>
den bic Inii9t aus, baB bic 8unbesie>
natorea uno bic @iienbabncowmiiidre
bonn 8olfe erudbGt uerben iolIteu, for
bern elm @erbot sesen &inberarbeit, be>
fiirtporten i9iebsri9terli9e S6li6tuns
Don Grbeiteritreitisfeiten unb slei9e
8e5abluns fir slei@e grbeit obne &ade
iidt auf has @ei9le6t bes Grbeiters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

feline S6ube, Sut un6 &od, iotpie eine
&eiietai@e, nit feinem 9tamen, 90. $.
Carpenter BON Stobbarb, &as., ner>
ieben. Sm Sute lag uon Der Sanb
bes @eritorbenen elm 8rief on ben 60.
roner, Der in nur tuenisen @orten cine
gar traurise @eiaidte uum srauIamen
unoanf Der &inber bes Slten erSdblte.
Ift unb hiilflos 6atten bic &inbsr ben
Sater bertrieben, iie uollten ibn ni9t
mebr erndbren unb um ibnen ni9t sur
9ait 5u fallen, sriff Der arme Glte sum
lebten Mittel, benz Gelbtmorb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
slepub ltta miide Gunnts Gunben tim.

2aut 8ei6luB bes republitanii9en
Central Gomites BON @asconabe
gOuntp finbet bic republifanii6e County
gonoention am g M STAG ben 2 o.
g pit EN- Ser, 1890, I'M IL llbr
Sormittass in 8 at e itatt, um gan=
oioaten fir Die oeri6iebenen gountp
Gemter, bic bur3 @abl am 4. Nouemz
Der au beieben itnb, aufjuitellen.
Die 8aiis Der 8eprdientation lit in
iehem 9ounibip elm Selesat fir iebe
25 fir Sarriion unb Norton i'm Sabre
1888 abSesebenen Stimmen, mas bic
peri6ieoenen 3oiunibips gu Der fOlsens
ben 8ertretun9 bere9tist:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
Q(htt,n9 SoIoatett.

90 bic ,,eue GeniionsbiG nii,tmebr 9es
5ek ae,porbeu 1T iperben ole Solbaten
mn Splbater 2SittDer ote
nm cine 9eniipr utter benz iteuen
@eiese ein;ufomr,eit 1piinid)er, es 3n tbrent
9Sortbeile finben, ibre9etnte tobalo als ino9E
lid bur6 ben llnter;etd'neteit ei1Snre'gem'
grinst eilren abiaie6 ldischargeJ ntit.
nortelrtent einoereibt iinb bic pom Oeparte=
ment perlanete Snformotion nift seben ton'
,,en. ,perben es ebenfans i'll ibreln Sutsreiie
finoen bel mir por;uipre9sn.
Sf. 6. Mumbrduer,
4enfions A9ent
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

Die neuelte @ranfbeit lit bic Stint.
tbiers (skunk) @utb, iuel9e lit Nrisuna
aussebro9en 1T. 0a Die Sunbstase
berannaben. biirfte bic neueite grIdeii=
uns uuf bieiem @ebiet bic gnteniuutb
iein, nit Der Sebermann aud pbne bic
Salfe beS Or. @ibier ferti9 iueroen
fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
MORRISON
BRICK YARD
SONS B BEaEMANH,
Slfprriiun, ADRp.

U(prrtlon, W(p.
@ir batrn in @prriicn cine nsue 3itss.
let eireeriGtrt unb iinb ppn nun an I'm
StanSr bic bsfrn Sndffeins Su itbr niche.
ren preiIeu ~ IisfsrR uub 8auIuIfige ptr.
ben es in ibrsm SnttrelIt fiuten unItre
preile su lsrneu. Gbenfalls Iiefsrn mir ben
uniibsrtrsHliSsn Setns'l&en 8aIf prompt
biais urb In allen Suantitdtsn.
1sapl9O Spbns & 8egtmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

S6on re9en ii6 i'll ben ueri6iebenite item
StGbten bes 2anbes, bic cine sr6Bere
beutide 8eu6lferuns bergen, bic gor=
bereitunsen gu Seier oes ndditen oeute
iden Cages, unb es barf wobt beute
i9On als fi9er selten, baB bas iunse
Seit iid einen bleibenben @brenplab i'm
2eben unierer beuti6en 8eo 6lferuns ers
rungen bat. %. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

SD babe iueben cine sruBe Senbmg
Gapeten er1alten; olles Die i6Dnl ltel,
unb neuelten Muiter; eine pradtpoae
9(ustuabf Die i6 Su iebr nieberen 8rei=
len uerfaufe. g8er 2apeten brau6t
wirb es in ieinem Sntereiie finben iuenll
er BEL mir poripridt.
6. . lumer,
Berger, 0tU.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
;3uiantlllen

Die Soiunibip Gunpentiunen tperber
ont g a nj Sta g, ben l 3 g ept c IT.
ber, 2 llbr gtndntitta9s an ben folsel,.
ben 8ldsen abseBaGteu:
8Oeuff - Senrp NtittenbOri's @ob.
itiin9.
Sruib - Greet SaplOe's S9ulbous
SOurbOis - smitb's S6ulbous.
8oulpare x Simon 8oes er's StOre.
Canaan -Sam Mursan's e6miece.
&i9lanb - 2anse's Store.
&oart - Murtt6aus.
9birb Greet - 2oeb's S6nlieoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

- einer Der srDBten 0sdnner iln
GunsreB iIt Der MiifOurier IbseOrbnete
Naniur, ,uel6er 6 5uB 3 5oG sroB
unb proportiOnirt sebaut 1T,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

Serr %. S. 8oweu, Der Genius. .Su=
perpiIor bes britteu 9iitrittes per6Hent>
li9t eiuise yunofficielIen" 3ablen iiber
bas @raebnis Der neuli9en 8olfs5dbz
luns in ieinem Siitrift, ueldem folseur
be Counties anseb6ren: Iubrain,
Boone, @allauap, gamben, Cole, Gram.
forb, Dent, Sranfliu, @asconabe,
aincoln, Maries, @tilIer, Montsomerp,
Oiuse, 8bleps, 9ite, Hulusti uub 8ur.
rem. 2aut bieien 3ablen bat q a o.
ma County 5ur 3eit 1859 &c.
gen 11,154 i'm Sabre 1880; Siase
Gounts but l3,43o (11,824 in 1SSo) ;
Jrantlin Gountp 2s.S93 (26,534 in
1sSO); 8arren 9,S73 Gin 1880 batte
8arren 1896, nad bem lekten Gsn=
ius alip cine 9lbnabme bon 933 Gilt
iuoBner); 1ontsunerp 1909 (seeer
16,249 in 1SSO).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
q. ". SSreuno

9as Tifet Der CORNERS z9taian5 uon
WtinneIota beitebt aus bier Tepublifas
nern, siuei SemOtraten uno - feinem
Sarmer. Inter ben bier &epublita>
nern befinben iid 2 3eitunssreoafteure,
elmer bapon ern 56pebe. Srei ber
Serren iinb itramme 8robi6itioniiten,
bic anberen 0rei trlnfeu ibre Sropfen,
ober au6 mebr, gang ofIen. uSie
i6afft ieltIame 8ettscnoiien, bieie
8plitifw (@bl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01
8Gdentli@er Msarft6erift.
0rtrcibe, WehI MIN

Stben 5reitas corrisirt pun Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
@ei5en, 2. Qualit6t. :. so
8eiSen, 3. Aualitdt. 80. 7S
&urn, III &plben. ....... 30
@eI6dltes 9oru. ........ 35
QuIel. 20
Mebl, per Sad, 1. Aualitdt. %. 2 20
Mebl, per Sad, 2. NualitGt. -. 2 25
&prnmebl, per 100 8iuno. 80
&leie, per 100 %funb. ......., so
Sbipituff, per 100 Sfann. 49,. 60
prnbufte
Gprrigirt BON
HERZOG & WILD. Grprer.
Die ansesebenen Yreiie tperben bon ben
Sdnolern [meiitens iui TauIde] be;ablt.
Butter, per Bfuno. 80. 75-l23
@ier, per 9ubenb ....... s
Siibuer, per Sfunb -. 80. 6
@nten, per Suseno. .....2 5O-2 70
@anie per 0usenb. ..... 8 90
&artpffeln, per 8uibel.. S5-I0O
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-08-01

Stben 5reitas currisirt bon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26

Mr.. Willis L. Ringo, assistant Sec
retary of State, has resigned to 60
into business at Ashland, Ky. He has
been succeeded by Edward D. Leigh,
the Paducah journalist who was form
erly editor of the Daily Standard.
Leigh was assistant clerk Of the SEN
ate last session and became quite a
favorate with the Governor. The posi-
ton pays 1900 and the appointment
is about eleven months. Gov. Buck
ner could have made no better selec-
ton for the place.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26
Latham's Superb Stock.

Few. if any small cities can boast
OF more elegant business houses or
handsomer storerooms than Hopkins
vile. The city is noted for its fine
business blocks and for the city-ike
appearance of its mercantile houses.
More conspicuous than all others in
the neatness, taste and attractiveness
OF its arrangements, is the dry goods
store OF G. NJ. Latham. Mr.. Latham
has been merchandising here for II
years and in all that time has closely
studied the wants of the best class OF
trade. He handles goods designed
especially for those wanting fine and
serviceable goods and does not cum
Der his shelves with shoddy wares.
His stock is always selected with
great care from the New York market,
and no merchant in the city is bet
ter judge of goods than Mr.. Latham.
After buying at the closest figures
the best Of goods, the next stepis to
arrange them in an attractive manner
and sell them at the most reasonable
prices His new stock is now in and
much OF it on the shelves and his
store is model Of neatness and or
der. Every day from this time on
will be an Opening" for his custom
ers and SO great are the bargains Of
fered that few who call TO inspect fail
to buy. Mr.. Latham has had the
nerve to bring on this year the very
finest classes of goods, usually found
only in large cities. As an example he
has large assortment of silk under
wear for ladies, including opera hose at |
S4.00 pair. In the finest classes OF
dress goods his stock excels all former
and he has also made spec
ialty of cloaks, ladies' underwear and
hosiery, lace and chenille curtains and
linens of every description. There
are novelties without end and much
hat is new and attractive in the no
ion line. In the carpet department
AN be seen the newest figures of
Brussels and other carpets, Smyrna
rugs and Wilton velvets, the latest
hing out; also oil cloths and cocoa
nattings in many designs. In shoes
le carries full line for both ladies
md gentlemen. His store is row
'pen day and night and the fall
rade is opening up at lively rate.
jall at once and get an early choice
# goods you may need.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26

The positions given DR.. Clardy on
the Committees are places OF his own
selection. He could have been chair
rnan of any one of the minor commit
tees, but preferred to be on Corpora
tons and Revenue and Taxation"
in less conspicuous places. The
Chairmanships of these committees
had been promised beforehand and
went to supporters of President Clay.
DR.. Clardy on these committees is in
position to do much effective service
for the people, especially the classes
he represents, and he is giving close
attention TO the business Of the Con-
vention. 1t is gratifying to note that
he is not consuming the Conventions
time with constant speech-making,
but is bringing TO bear in his work the
practical business methods that have
characterized his career in whatever
he has undertaken. There are entire-
" too many record-makcrs and shall
low-brained demagogres ia the Con
vention, and Christian County should
feel proud that she has sent an able
aud above all a sensible Delegate to
take part in the work of making a
Constitution. DR.. Clardy is not max
ing himself us noisy as many other
members, but be nevertheless has u
great deal more depth of mind and
breath u information and will before
the Convention adjourns be looked
upon as one OF its ablest and most in
luential members.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26

Gov. Buckner has re-appointed the
following members of the State Board
OF Equalization, to serve for the en-
suing two years, viz: John w. Green,
Owen county; James R. Rodgers,
Bourbon county; Jordan Owen, Hart
county, and n. p. Moss, Hickman
county. The Auditor of Public Ac-
counts is ex-officio member Of the
board, the next meeting of which will
not take place until March, after the
completion and report of the assess
ment OF taxable property for 1891.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26

Mr.. Burnam, the Republican leader
in the Constitutional Convention, has
consumed a great deal of the conven-
tons time trying to get resolution
passed declaring that slavery is dead.
For the second or third time his reso-
luton was brought up Wednesday
and after much discussion was re-
ferred to the committee on Revision.
The present convention was called to
make new constitution and not to
waste time discussing the objection
able features of the old one. The
way to treat the slavery question is to
let it severely alone and simply leave
out all reference to this and other
dead issues in framing the new con-
stitution.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26

From every part of the District
comes the cheering information that
Capt. Ellis is solid with the Wheelers.
In Hancock county alone, where the
Republicans seem to be running the
Wheel, the delegates to the Hender-
son Convention have been instructed
against him. In all the other count
les, including Christian, it is becom-
ing more evident every day that many
of Capt. Ellis friends are among the
Wheelers.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26
- : ;
A Cure for PARALYSIS.

Frank Cornelius, of Purcell, Ind.
Ter, says: 81 induced Mr.. Pinson,
whose wife had paralysis in the face,
to buy bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. To their great surprise before
the bottle had all been used she was
great deal better. Her face had
been drawn to one side; but the Pain
Balm relieved all pain and soreness,
and the mouth assumed its natural
shape" II is also certain cure for
rheumatism, lame back, sprains, swell
ings and lameness. so cents bottles
for sale by Buckner Leavell.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26
To-MoRRow's ELECTION.

The Congressional primary election
will be held in all the counties of the
Second District tomorrow between
the hours OF Z a. M, and G p. m. The
poll books for Christian County were
sent out this week, election officers
appointed and all necessary steps
taken to hold the election, although
Mr.. Ellis is the only candidate to be
voted for. 1t now remains for the
Democrats of the county to turn out
and vote. Every vote cast for Ellis
is an endorsement of his faithful re-
cord in opposing Reedism and in
standing by the rights of the people.
During the turbulent days in the earl
ier part of the session and all through
the succeeding months from March
until September, no member was
more vigilent and more active in the
discharge of his duties than Mr.. Ellis.
He was always in his seat when a
Democratic member was to be count
ed out and his vote was always re-
corded against these outrages by
which the Republicans augmented
their slender majority until it had
been swelled to safe working proper
tons. On one or two occasions Demo
Gratis were deprived of their seats
when enough Democrats were absent
without pairs to have saved them.
Mr. Ellis was never one of these de-
linquents, be it said to his credit.
Although serving his first term he
made two of the best speeches of the
session, one against the Mckinley
Bill and the other in favor OF the free
coinage of silver. His whole career
in Congress has been characterized by
faithful devotion to duty and able
and patriotic service. He deserves a
splendid endorsement and we would
like to see him receive the vote of
every one of the 3,13S Democrats who
voted for the Democratic state ticket
last month.
With but one candidate there is
nothing to call out full vote and
many are apt to feel careless and in
different about going to the election.
Shake off any feeling of apathy or
lethargy and let's roll up big vote,
if for no other reason as compli-
ment to Mr.. Ellis, although he has
been unable to extend his canvass in
to this county. Let's us show him
the kind of stuff the true-blue, always
on-hand, hard fighting Democrats of
Christian County are made of. A
little exertion to-day and tomorrow
will bring out a good vote.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26
CIVIL MATTERS.
CITY COURT NEWS.


Irwin Lander, col, C. C. d. W, and
disorderly conduct, trial by jury, and
acquitted.
Geo. Jessup, col, breach of peace,
fined So and costs.
Alex Higgins, drunk, fined S5 and
costs.
Grant McReynolds, col, C. C. d. W.,
and disorderly, fined 500 and 30
days in jail.
Frank Palmer, drunk, fined S. and
costs.
Ike johnson, col, fined S. and
costs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-26

Vice President Morton has ordered
the sale of liquor stopped in his ho-
tel, the Shoreham. Tho manager is
quoted as making the very fishy state
ment that Brother Morton had just
found out that he was running a sa-
loon. Why didn't he read the papers,
which have been filed with informa-
ton on the subject all the yeari