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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-02
OFFICE OF
THE LOG MOU TAIN

II LAW INV ~ GALAN
Coal. Coke AND TIMBER COMPANY.
Pineville, KY, March 3rd, 1896.
Prof. j. F. Draughon, Pre'st.,
Draughon's Pract'l Bus. College,
Nashville, Tenn.
Dear Sir:-Enclosed | hand you a
letter have this day written. Send
IA catalogue at once. He will be in
Houston only few days.
Your former student,
F. A. HEATH.
Pineville, KY, March 3rd, 1896.
R. K. Wood,
Texas Avenue,
Houston, Texas.
Dear Sir.-Your favor of the 18th
ult., received. Twill try and answer
your questions in the order they
appear.
About one year ago l. was thrown
out of employment on account of the
general financial panic, and after
having tried for several months, near
ly all of the Southern and several of
the Western states to secure posi-
ton, failed, Notwithstanding my eff
forts were backed by nine years'prac
teal experience as ook-keeptr and
stenographer, as we'll as by the best
credentials from my former employ
ers. l concluded that it would be
best to get assistance from some one
who makes specially of locating po-
sitions, and knowing of the national
reputation of Pref. Draughon's Col
lege, l went to him with my troubles,
and entered his school to take "the
top" of his ok-keeping course, in
GLIDING his new system" of book
keeping, Double Entry Made Easy"
entered for thirty days course
the 9Th day Of last November, and in
less than two weeks time the college
had placed me in direct correspond
ence with several firms that had re-
Gently applied to the Employment
Department for book keepers, stenog-
raphers, etc. Less than three weeks
from date l entered, | closed a con-
tract for position as book-keeper
and stenographer with the above firm.
The following day, Lumber Co. in
Colo, wired me offering $500 per
month to start on. Both of these firms
were included in the list furnished
me by the College. | certainly con-
slider the Draughon's College reliable.
1t is my humble opinion that every
thing is just as represented by its adj
vertising matter.
There are some students there all
the time who do not succeed, but if
person will go there and acquire all
the knowledge that the college is ca
pable of giving, he will certainly leave
fully prepared in all the commercial
branches. The students who do not
learn and win their way to the front
are "lazy," or do not appreciate the
business principles upon which the
school is conducted. ! knew some
students who were grumbling all the
time. Such students are either unap-
preciative or do not know what is best
for them. When they have had as
much practical experience as thewrit-
er has they will be prepared to "know
a good thing when they see it,"
If student is not willing to be
governed by strict rules regarding
hard work, etc, he would live las far
as position is concernedD in the en-
ploy of strictly business man but a
short life.
As for securing positions for all;
many who enter do not wish posi-
ton through the college. They either
have position secured, or desire to
go into business for themselves, or do
not desire employment at all.
| Prof. Draughon's charges for secur-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-02
Notice to Creditors

As assignee of Fox Bros, l will sit
at the store room Of Fox Bros, in the
village Of Howell, Christian county,
Ky, to receive claims against the
estate OF Fox Bros, from rs day of
June to 18th of July 1896.
This May rs, 1896
FRANZ Ms~QUARLEs,
Assignee.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-02

Every preparation is being made
for the Potter College commencement
which begins next Sunday at Bowling
Green. A
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-02

The Courier-Journ is very, very
sore and will feel even worse aftert the
Lexington convention.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-02
SPECIAL LOCALS.
- Keep Ii In Your Mind

That A. W. Pyle, of Pyle & Renshaw.
is Practical ElribaImer and
ready day and night to attend to any
call the public may give me. l refer
you to anyone that has seen my work.
All grades of caskets and coffins kept
in stock. Robes, suits and burial
shoes in great variety for men, women
and children.
Office Phone No. 81 4.
Residence Phone No. 1912.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-02
Hoods Pills take, easy to operate. 'a5c.
GOOD POSITION.

Another Kentuckisn Expresses His Appre-
citation of Good snd Reliable Institu-
tIon : He Had Tried All over the
South to Obtain Employment
But Failed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-02

ling hundreds under feet and crush-
lug the life out of great many peo-
pie.
Latest accounts received from the
scene of the disaster are that $500
bodies have already been recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, Aug. .. ls9O.
Offerings at auction on Change to-day
by Mcssrs George A. Haynes ana X 6:
Morton x CO.. % packages of Caroline ana
Louisa county Na.) sun-curcd touaecgs :
one package sold at Sli, one at 500
one at $500 two at SIS, two at - one
at 81 TWO at So. two at 500, threc az
81. one AZ 81 80. one at $3.50. two az s..
one AT So. one al 500. one az $Zlv, one
al ~ one at Soc. one taken OUT.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of tbe Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers, 3 hogshoads. filters. Z; leaf
dark. 9. Tugs DARK, 10 hoGsheads. Ioial'
- hogsncads.
Inspections Bright. - hogsheadsi DARK,
80 hogsheads ana u ticrccs. kcinspec-
tions-Dark. Z hOgsheads.
Myers CIeushaw - Meals, Dayen-
ports. Planters SeabrOOks. virginia,
shOck0e. Shelburne's. Allegheny, and Old
Dominion tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts. us packages; deliveries,
$50 packages.
United states internal revenue cOllcc-
tions ON tobaccos for the city of Rich
500 So. plug tobdccos, Sl,"2Los. Iotal,
81 .54253.
our Mcssrs. w. Ben Palmer & Co. and
George a. Haynes will offer good breaks
OF Caroline and Louisa county (Na) sun
cured tObaccOs az auction on Change
tomorrow Thursday. August q. 1880
Shelburne's tobacco warehouse was sold
at auction to-day under deed Of trust
for the sum of $1,000 The property
was sold subject TO ground rental Of
5000 per annum.
Registered az the Tobacco Exchange
to-day. W g. Huntington. Farmyille,
Va; T. G.. Gregory, Chase city, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

Miss. IS vlsltise her father. Or. ". Il.
Blanton. The Misses Blanton, daughters
OF Professor j. Dcille Blanton. OF Nash
yllc, Tenn, are the guests OF their grand
father. Mr.. j.. II. Blanton.
Mrs. Charlie Jones and children. or
Iampden-Sidney are visiting Mr.. James
Stcgar's family.
Mr.. IIllery Richardson, OF Farmyille,
Va. preached at Guinea church last sun
dav o. large and attentive congrega-
;lon. This young man has only attended
the Union Theological Seminary one
year but. Judging from his sermon, has
before him a brilliant future.
The farmers generally are disappointed
IN the tobacco crops. They are below tho
average. Tho bright tobacco, however. Is
being cut and cured. Tho cost Of farm
production in this community exceeds the
profits by far. for instance, farmer must
sell two hundred bushels OF wheat or three
thousand pounds Of tobacco at the selling
price last winter N3 per cwt) TO pay n
laborer's hire. consequently n great many
farmers are having their farms worked on
shares.
Bv far tho majority favor free coinage
Of silver. because they believe when this
IS established an era of prosperity VIII
dawn on the farmer there Is no over
production. and when money IL plentiful
his produce must command n fair price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

TROMsOE, NORWAY, Aug. i.-The
Arctic expedition headed By Sir Mar
tin Conway and his nephew has accom-
piished the nrst crossing OF Spitzberson
from east t. west. I'm the central
portion OF the islands was found vast
Ice plateau.
Sir Martin Conveys expedition reached
Advent Bay. Spitzbergen. from England
via TrOmsOe on the steamer kaftsund on
june 21th. Tho members OF the eXpedi-
ton We're Sir Martin Conway and his
nephew, Mr.. Trevor Battye. Or. J. W.
Gregory, Mr.. T.. j. GarwO0d. and Mr..
Studley. "a sportsman. They possessed
two Norwegian ponies and three sledgcs
Of the pattern adopted by hansen. The
explorers proposed TO split up into two
parties Sir Martin Conway. GarwoOd.
and another intended 90 go into the in
terror. while the three remaining members
were TO stay on the coast To geologic
and collect birds and eggs. Sir Martin
Conway had made ARRANGEMENTS 10 be
taken of with his companions about Sep
tember 9Th and il viii thus Dee seen that
the expedition has returned sooner than
expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
RTssELI AND PRITCHdkD NAVE A
hNOTTY QUESTION 10 SOLyE.
Circulating Library In the Public
Scbool--senntor butiers's Side
Partner wants ONCE.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Aug. 5-Special.-
hon cyrus Il. watson will speak In
Goidsboro on Saturday. His speech in
Charlotte last week is said to have been
a magnificent one.
Judge Russell passed through here yes
terday returning to Wilmington after
his conference with Senator fritchard at
the latters' home In Marshall. Il is
said that the judge and the senator
have knotty question TO settlc-how
they can make the people believe they
are for free silver, now that the tide is
that way when they have heretofore been
for Mckinley.
Minstrel shows always draw, and hot
a. the weather was. last uight was no
exception. for a large audience greeted
Barlow Brothers Ministries. They werc
thoroughly entertained.
SUPERINTENDENT Howell. OF the public
schools. has established circulating liz
brary for the teachers and pupils OF the
schools. II is small rs yet. but promises
to grow to good size and prove very
valuable.
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS TAX.
Tho Southern railroad Is not yet salts
fed with the tax valuation of its road
from Goldsboro TO Greensboro. and il
- ffiAA VIII MAN aAANAAANN fNOII 10 ItL
reduction 10 $1,000 per mile IL is now
assessed al Il.O00 per mile. Colonel An
drews generally puts things so plainly
and sensiby that he carries his puts
Hal. W. Aver the business manager
and associate editor OF Senator Buffers
paper. The Caucasian. will De before the
Populist convention next week Tor the
nomination for Secretary OF state
The Executive Committee ~ trustees OF
tho University have taken steps 20 have
completed ior the next term me new mess
hall for the students. whore board can
be obtained at about s. per month
The church Of the Good Shepherd to-
night gave the Sunday school an ice
cream and cake supper in the church
grounds and Afterwards "a trolley party
lasting for two and ore-half hours
This took the place Of the annual sun
day-school picnic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

She 10 Being Cut ia Two and Made
Larger.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August g.
Specialize report which has aeea cir
culated here 10 the effect that the steam
er Margaret. being built at the ship.vard
here Tor the Plant system. had had her
trial trip and was an entire failure was
denied this afternoon by Superintendent
.. ~ smith. Mr. Smith told The Times
correspondent mat the steamer had run
under steam. and was taken out I'm the
river opposite the yard to try her steering
gear, and that the vessel was "a success
from that point OF view
1T Is true" said Mr. Smith. "thar the
Margaret Is 10 be enlarged This is being
done because the owners OF the vessel
have discovered that she is too small 10
answer the purpose for which She was
intended"
The vessel has been hauled up on the
ways. and the work Of cutting her in two
has almost been completed. 10 is not
known how much the Margaret will Doe
heightened. or how much her capacity
will be Increased.
The decision rendered hv Judge Barham
yesterday in the election contest case
for the mayoralty OF Newport News seems
20 meet the approval Of the majority OF
people The friends Of SIR w. 4. Post
especially seem pleased w.th the result.
and say they are not afraid 10 meet their
friends opponent In another war.
EN-CommissiOnor Of ths Revenue W =.
Ballard caught HIS foot between two rails
last night. while crossing the Chesapeake
and Ohio freight yard and was thrown
heavily 10 the ground. SIR. Billiards. right
arm struck a rail close hy and his wrist
was broken by the fan.
William Marahle % har-kce0cr for \.
T.. Recs. who runs saloon here. drank
a bottle Of laudanum last niehf about
midnight The man ai first refused to al
low the physician. who was called I'm. 20
uso hts stomach pump but when told he
would be taken 20 jail If he did not al
low the doctor 10 treat him he soon SUBJ
nifted quietly The bottle contained
about an ounce Of the drug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
Richmond Produce Market.

prices corrected weekly)
Quotations to-day are as follows:
EGGS.
In crates. near by, fresh. per dozen. DC.
In crates. from other sections, fresh.
per dozen, 10 Sc.
In barrels and boxes, per dozen, 10 &c.
POULTRY.
Spring chickens. large por pound. 10c.
Spring chickens, small, per pound, 10
Hens. per pound, &c.
Live rOosters. old. per piece zoe.
Live ducks, fat per pound, 70 Sc.
Live geese, tat. per piece, ~ 10 oJc.
BUTTER.
New dairy packed. per pound, Il 20 l3c.
New family packed, per pound. l. 20
New store packed. per pound. 10 to l2c
Common grades. per pound. TO &C.
HIDES.
Dry hints. No. ]. per pound. TO 1-2c.
DRY sailed, No. !, per pound. q II 20 &C..
Green sailed, No !, per pound, - TO
3-4c
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. well cured rs 90 lO-pound aver
age. per pound. j. TO u lie.
Hams well cured 90 20 ls-pound aver
age. per pound. 10 90 lie
Hams. new Is TO 1O-pound average, per
pound, 10 10 12c.
Hams. new ~ 10 2o-pound averaged.
Der pound 10 TO lie
shoulders. well cured. per pound. G 10
Shoulders. newly cured, per pound.
sides well cured. per pound. g to 7c.
Sides, newly cured per pound, TO 6i2c.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Early apples. per barrel, $50 to s..
oranges choice. per box. ~ 10 -.
Lemons, choice. per box, $50 to 500
Onions. per barrel. $l.2J 10 Sl.JO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Peanuts. Virginia. No. ?, per pound,
TO 4c q - -, .
Peanuts, Virginia. No. = per pound
peesvax. best per pound. % TO 26c.
Tallow. best. per pound, "a 20 &c.
i've goose feathers, white. per pound.
1le
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
From The Association.

The membership contest at the Young
Mons Christian Association will close
on the evening of September 5th, 1896,
al 10 o'clock.
The workers are very enthusiastic over
the contest. which continues t. be very
close. The badges of orange and red
are 90 Dee seen an over the city.
\ trolley party will be given tO-mor-
row night by the orange team. The car
will leave the corner Of Main and Fifth
streets at S.l5 o'clock.
Secretary T.. \. Coalter left yesterday
morning for AHllboro.
Railroad g. w. Curran and
Odice- Secretary W. Reginald Walker, will
leave thir morning for Louisa, where
they will spend a few days with Mr. w.
". Turner. the former assistant secrc-
tary Of the association IN this city. who
is spending his vacation at his former
home.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton membership IS increasing through
ont the State.
The Norfolk Y. NJ. c. A. has the
largest number of members IL has had
IN It's history.
The Clifton Forge Association added
nineteen members to the roll last month.
The Blucncld, (W. Va Association has
5Jl members. This Is the largest Rail
road Association I'm the South.
There are LII members In five Of the
depot associations along the Norfolk and
Western system.
The Association-day at Lursy. Va.
has been changed from August 18th 10
Saturday and Sunday. August 22d and
23l Mr. b. +. Johnson Captain n. NJ
McHany and Secretary l.. A. Coalter will
address the meetings.
by request Of Mr.. W. II. Garner. presi-
dent Cf the Cratauqua OF the Noun
taius. Secretary Coaiter will address the
chatauqua on association work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
NI1W YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. J.-COntinued weak
ness In the dry goods market Is a severe
tax upon the nrmncss OF sellers. despite
the supporting influence Of the severe
curtailment of production. and there are
reports current or some weakness shown
in both cotton and wOOllen goods. This
weakness is not however, "A general fed-
ture i'm the market.
To-day s. operations NJ first hands have
again been quite moderate, but COM
pared with some recent experiences, show
more buyers at work in securing supple
mentary supplies Of fall cotton goods
and of staple lines mostly in use by the
converting and cuttiug-up trades Inc
call for spring lines OF woollens and wor-
srcds for mems wear deVelOpsclosely
ana recorders for heavy weights are lin
tied I'm volume silks are duh through
out and underwear inactive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

John X. Brown Nominated for Con-
gross.

ROCKY MOUNT, VA. Aug. Especial.
The Republicans OF the Firth Congress
SIGNAL district convened in the town hall
today and was called to order by h. W.
Morgan chairman Of the district conven-
tiOn.
f.. NJ. McPeak. OF Carroll county was
made temporary chairman ana MI.
Wright. OF Grayson. temporary secro-
tary. both Of whom were chosen perma-
nent officers The convention was COM
posed Ct about sixty-fiye delegates about
twenty-five OF whom were negroes.
After endorsing Mckinley ana the
81. Louis platform, Nominations beius
foo order. l.. ". Morgan nominated y. \.
Davis. Of Franklin. and George -.
Cirayely nominated eX-Cougressmdn John
r. Brown, Of Henry county.
There being no other nominations the
convention proceeded 10 take vote.
which resulted In the nomination on the
first ballot OF John h. Brown by hand
some majority. ON motion OF II. W.
Simmons. Of Floyd, the nomination OF
Mr.. Brown was made unanimous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
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A BEDFORD CITIZEN KILLED
struck by Freight Train on
Curve.

BEDFORD CITY, va. Aug. 5.-spe-
clal.--R. :. Thomas, OF this place. aged
seventy years was Killed by freight
train two miles east OF Bedford this
afternoon. Mr. Thomas was deaf and
the engineer rounding a sharp curve, did
not see him until too late TO stop the
train Mr.. Thomas was the father OF
Mrs. l.. l.. Fanslcr and Mrs K. Il.
Turpin. OF this place. A coroners jury
was summoned and exonerated the rail-
road company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

Precinct Meeting To Elect Delegates To
the District Convention.

Precinct Mftflnk- ~ ftt''t ''if-titt' ~
the District Convention.
ASHLAND. VA. aug. Especial
The School Board of Hanover county met
here to-day 10 settle With the treasurer
Of tho county. Members present were
Messrs W. n. Campbell. superintendent
OF Schools. W. /. Lumpk.n. u. Is. Cooke,
Clifton Lee. j. j. Ip1y. George 4.
Jones and Dr. u. II. Andersen.
The accounts Of the treasurer were
found correct and the schools through
out were reported DO nourishing con-
ditiCn.
Mr.. w p. Shelton chairman a the Ham
over County Democrat Committee. was
in Ashland today. lie was seen I'm
regard 10 the plan OF sending delegates
20 the District Convention 10 Doe held IN
Richmond ON September 81. lie Will
call the committee t0sether az Hanover
Courthouse ON County Court-day. the
20th instant. 20 determine on the place.
In is probable that precinct meetings
will Doe held az Gold Harhor. Rural
Point. and Clay. on August 18th. and at
the other precincts throughout the coun-
~ on August GJth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug 4.-The
financial difficulties of the Government are
most acute The officials on the civil list
have not received their salaries for seven
months and when some of them COM
planned. they were arrested. The Sultan
Is paying some officials out Of his private
purse. and negotiations in progress with
his private purse. and negotiations with
London bankers To capitalize the Cyprus
fribute have been broken or owing 70
tha excessive demands Of the Turkish
Government which counted upon get
ting from this source the sum of $4,000
pounds 80 go. OCO with which to repenish
IFS Golfers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

4 Large Number of Persons Join the bap-
list Church at Fork tnion.

FORK UNION. VA, Aus. 5.-special.-
Rev. j. W. Lee, the Irish evangelist.
ten days. last night. DO was meeting
of consriersb BILE power. and drew large
crowds nom this and adjacent counties.
F.lty-aix persons proiessed conversion, or
whom fOrty-i.ye joined the Baptist cnufch
hero.
Tho late cCpious rains make secure one
OF the finest corn crops ever raised IN the
county.
The Albemarle Baptist Association will
convene with the church here the 18th
oil the present month. IL embraces
churches D. four Counties and is an in-
iiutHtlal body
Mrs d. w. T. Oppcnhimer, OF Rich
mpnd. is on a visit to the FAMILY OF Mr..
n. Clper himcr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06
ENrsRriINuENr ~ CUMsERLaND
Farmers Dissatisfied With Their CroIs
and Want Free silver.

ADRIANCE. VA. August Especial
The q. =. Club or this neighborhood q
few evenings ago gave most delight
ful entertainment. consisting OF charades.
tableaux. ana burnt-corK comicaiilias' Tor
the benefit Of old Guinea church. The ar
fair was most enjoyable. and between
scenes Professor X. l.. Blanton. Of Lex
ington. Ky. and Miss Bessie Chester
man. OF Hollcy Springs. Miss. disc0utsed
sweet music TO the audience. Refresh
monts were served. and quito handsome
sum was realized.
Mrs. r.. IL Dupuy. or Water Valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 5.-Flour dull
and unchanged. c,,,s
Wheat steady; spot and August. 6l+g
G17sc.; September. O-5sWo-1zc.' steamer
No. red. 5iild5s3ic.; southern, ~ sam
pie. 0J0Giac., do. on grade oph"'e, ..
2g.dZGtc.. september, Zy;sg5oc.' south
ern, yellow. Bic oo,oo. ~
oats nrm. No. white, 10000; No.
. mixed, 2lizg2ic. o,,,l.o-.
Rye quiet. 40. ., near by, A'ZG-1c'
No =. western. 35uJji4c. .-..,-,.
Hay firm. choice timothy. SlO.OValo.JO.
Cofiee steady: No. Z. Sil.iJ.
Ofher nrIIrlns unnnAn.Dl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-06

l''I-7 '7I"'IIf I''H''' y TT" ''''''' "
Cant. " 4. Jackson.
WASHINGTON, II. c., Aug. 5.-Spe-
c.aL-The marriage of Captain NJ. G.
Jackson. of PETERSBURG Va, 10 Miss lsa-
bella Rcam. Of Washington. formerly of
Virginia was solemnizel this evening at
ST. Andrews Episcopal church in the
presence OF large and fashionable audi
eLta
The groom was attended by his best
man, Or. II. G.. Leigh u Petersburg and
the bride by her maid Of honor Miss
Frances Ream. The ushers were Or. c.. j.
smyser. Of Boston. Mass. J. l.. Wrenn.
Of North Carolina. II. c. Hopkins and
Preston Boisscau Of Washington, -. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson left ON an cN-
tended trip for Watkins Glen and other
points North.