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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Zone Hundred Years n the
White House, opening the Septem-
Der Ladies Home Journal, gives
some highly interesting glimpses Of
the social life Of the century. and Of
the home life of our Presidents since
the time. the Adamses moved into
the Executive Mansion as its first
occupants, in November, 1900. The
"Romances Of Some Southern
Homes, in the same issue, pictures
the most notable historic mansions
of the South, and recalls the inci-
dents which made them famous
their brave men and beautiful wo-
men. Some new anecdotes attract
further attention to the beloved
Philips Brooks, as a man and as a
preacher They are characteristic
and exceedingly we'll told. Antici-
pating the rather radical change
that fashion has decreed in women s
attire ten special articles are de-
voted to the fall and winter modes.
The pictorial features of the Sep
tember Journal include page
drawing of "Loiterers at the Rail-
road Station, as A. b. Frost sees
them; "The Wonders of California
Gardens" and the beauties of yell
lowstone Park. There are numer-
Gus practical articles and much
else that is helpful IN the depart
ments. BY The Curtis Publishing
Company, Philadelphia. One dol
lar a year; ten cents copy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Last year the Third dlstrlctgave
Goebel 5,694, Taylor 17,5l5, Brown
1879 and the Populist 3S7 votes.
The Republican majority was 1921
and combined with the Brown vote
it would be 1892. The Glasgow
Times points out that there were
3,6U2 Bryan votes Of 1896 not re-
corded tor Goebel and figures that
Rhea will get these votes, three
fourths of Browns $ votes and all OF
the Populists. The Times says
Rhca S vote will exceed 10000 but
there IS a hard fight ahead.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Caleb Powers complained bitter
ly in the anarchist organs because
he was taken to louisville in irons
like any other criminal. When this
hign-toned convict reports for work
at the Frankfort penitentiary, he
will no doubt expect Eph Lizard
to give him some job about as la
borOus as winding up an eIght-day
clock.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
One From Christian.

Gov. Beckham approved com
mission of four persons as an Ad'
visory Board to the State Agricul.
tural Com'r. The commissioners
are M. c. Leachman, of Washing
ton county;' Abram Renick, Of
Clark county; John F. Clardy, OF
Christian county, and Prof. M. A.
Scovell, of the Lexington Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
Rubber Tires.

If you want to get real pleasure out
OF your evening drives, take your
carriage to West & Lee, and have
them to put on set of their elegant
rubber tires. They have the best
equipped plant in the South and
guarantee work and prices.
Give home enterprise chance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
Farmers Attention!

Have your pea crop threshed and
pea hay baled. Call on Nat Me- jor, of
Herndon, or V. B. Martiu, of Hop
kinsvill, for particulars. We have
purchased the best pea huller on the
market, Of bloAddus Bros, and art
prepared to do your work in firs.-
class manner. Call on or write them
at HcpkinsvilIe. MAJOR & MaRTIN.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Weaver, the alleged prejurer,
came very near proving that the
parties who testified against him
were the prejurers at Georgetown
on the 22nd. The case was con-
tinued on account of absent wit
nesses, until Sept 3, when Weaver
promises to clear himself of the
charge against blm.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Judge Cantrill overruled the mo-
tion for a new trial in the case Of
Caleb Powers, one of the Republi.
can conspirators, and ordered
Powers removed to Louisville, tear
ing that his political friends would
attempt to rescue him at George
town, The question of appeal will
come up Sept. s. The attorneys for
Powers tried to consume time by
asking for six weeks tc. prepare
their appeal, but they were ruled
down to ten days. Powers is now
in Jail in Louisville and is being
lionized by the enemies of Gov.
Goebel, who look upon his assassins
as heroes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
FOR CONGRESS,
HENRY D. ALLEN,
OrUnion County.
Electoral Ticket.

MORTON X. IONTs, of Muhienberg'
NAPOLEON B. HAYS, Of Bell.
WARD HEA0LHY, of Caldwell.
A. O. STANLEY of titnderson.
EDWARD E, HoBDY, Of Simpson.
Up. O'MEAKA. "f Hardin.
DAME e.. HKOOk~. Of j. ifsrson,
II. ". FNoBM Of Carroll.
VICTOR .. HRAuLhY. Uf scott.
w. y. pat r. Of Royle.
JOS. d.. FELiX, "f nracken.
a. Vi. STAMi HN. OF Wolfe.
JNO. W. COLLIER Of Pulaski
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

The Democratic county committee
has called a primary election for
Nov, o, to nominate ticket
for 1901, in Galloway county.
There are already % candidates
announced for the various county
Offices. J. A. Hewlett is the only
candidate for representative.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

The Arkansas State election VIII
come off next Monday. jeff DAVIS
will be elected Governor, as the
Democratic ticket has no serious
opposition.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

The movement TO have the Re
publicans endorse VIM. Lynch for
congressman has assumed very
serious shape for Lie Sebree in
this district. The District char
man and the county chairmen of
five counties have issued a card
recommending the endorsement of
the Brown candidate in return for
votes for Yerkes. The fate of the
Henderson candidate, who has
dared to oppose the lpse dIxit OF
Broncho Franks, depends on the
counties of Christian, Hopkins and
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

The Muhamstown Courier is car
rying the announcements of 80 can
didates for Office, subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic party OF
Grant county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
Former Pastor Preaches.

Rev. ]. N, Prestridge preached
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, to a very large congregation.
Mr.. Prestridge has lost none OF his
old popularity with the church 10
which he preached for several
years.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

H. L. Dodd, editor and prophet r
of the Lake City, Fla, Reporter has
bought the Citizen published in the
same town, and his paper is now
the Citizen-Reporter. Mr. Dodd is
a son of the late Col. J. M. Dodd,
long a news aper publisher of this
rifv
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
For Sale.

Three nice residences in good re-
pair and two livery stables in the
town of Lafayette, KY. This prop
erty will bear investigation. For
further particulars call on or address.
ED r BoaABD,
Lafayette, Ky
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Congressman John S. Rhea was
remominated for Congress at Bowl
ing Green yesterday without APP
position.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

If you move from one precinct to
another after Sept. 4 you will lose
your vote.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
StemnIery For
Sale.

AS administrator Of D. S.
Dickinson, / will offer for sale
publicly Saturday, Sept. LIST,
1900, at 2 o'clock p. nj, his
Tobacco Stemmery, situated at
Trenton, Todd County, KY, on
the Henderson division Of the
Louisville & Nashville R r., to-
gether with all of the fixtures,
scales, trucks, sticks, stoves, in
fact everything necessary to run
a stemmery. The stemmery is
in good repair and in good con-
dition for handling stSips. Has
a capacity for puttial up ESQ
hOgsheads of strips crop very
leafy and clean. Toms made
known on day OF sac.
Cole Dickinson,
Administrator.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Akron, Ohio, half way between
the home towns Of Mark Hanna and
VIM. Mckinley, is the latest north
ern city to precipitate a riot by at
tempting to lynch a negro rapist.
The negro escaped, but the mob
burned 100000 worth of property
and several lives we're lost, before
the negro was hustled off to the pen
itentIary on Il life sentence, after
entering plea of guilty and being
given an immediate trial. Akron,
Chicago, New York and Brooklyn,
have all had experience with race
troubles since the New Orleans
riot.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Goto w. A. P'Pool's w. 7th street
sole agents for old "PADUCAH
Whisky, strictly pure, for
family use, Hopkinsvllle, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

Jack Tar" Whiskey at Parlor Sa-
loon, cor. w. 7th and Weber streets
fine as split silk
j. w, P'PooL g. j. p. DAVIS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
For Rent.

Three store houses in the Dryer e.
Young block, opposite the Latham
Hotel, for the year OF 1900 See
John Young
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

The Paducah Carnival has been
declared off
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
Cole Dickinson,
Administrator.
SPECIAL LOCALS.

It's a doctors Business to study
health. Doctors confidently recon-
mend HARPER WHISKEY.
SOLD BY w r. Lone, Hop kins
vile, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HON. WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
N-braska.

eoR VlcE-PRESloENT,
HON. ADLAt <. STEVENSON,
or luinois.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-28

FOR GOVERNOR,
o. C. w. 5EckHAM,
Of Nelson County.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
REPLEVIHE1 4 CORPSE

A Helena special says.
The competition OF the TWO
rival undertaking establish.
rerts Of this place las pre-
cipltated UNUSUAL litigation.
in which me matter IN con.
troversy is the possession OF
a corpse. 4 Young aegrcss
Of Helena died at Hot
Springs. Ark. Her bother
teIegraphed to the proprietor
OF an undertaking establish,
ment to take charge of the
body on rs arrival in Helera.
Some one else directed an.
other undertaken to take
charge OF the body, and
there the clash began. The
undertaken acting under the
Jereaved brothers instruc.
tions got possession and the
rival estabIishm ent sued out
a writ Of replevin, placing
the value of the corpse at
900. a justice of the
peace issued the writ and
the constable Of the town.
ship seized the body. The
constable is in a dilemma be.
cause the trial cannot be had
before the expiration of ten
days.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
iCHs s4g'yss

Ira "1u F-.as .n--la sa-
sc aia week.
The recent -strsel.u9 7G1wer7
rave uads la a1ps look latter
no.
.lm [tLe I5r5u s aaao
llas ia 1r-s 1s zrlaiIi.a -l.z
week
-ruGma F--sus ( T.ag-ea- 75rE
e -adue 1ef 1augnrer llss-
VsmGn- 1t mis- piacs
Thee and -se 5raeis and ClaII
zss-sg aaandea the big Inner az
rankin Az Sunday
A.otour -eaaHee8 azs arsad-
no ne 5saeneg HsauIus II
ming Shade Iia week
Lacts sam -a-u- zf-sr ma
cIrs 1eiihe~aGan 1as saarsa
clean Ga1 1ia 1aa.ta rlarr 5e
more iuDrCvs1
Jur Bows ii J5s reHI- gama 5t
5aA 6aan-ag viriI ne same
Shade -sam Iefeaued -ler1- ne
se1m aemg -t11lt
pwtA soanssn IVart 1t 51iurur
Rock and l. p rswsrae lt llTa-
E1ms wsrs rsesar applicants or
cGs sGhool 30 his bIacs
Foao, ". y. Aadeaou ot Es-
mig Shade oaase1 5aEgQh -Gr
sirT tae after Dae- 1f Laar veesz-
accompanied by 1is daughter wIa
.has been rsaeninQ n L-ee county.
h. = Dixon z selling 2 vsrT
inc book The LIE and L-abocs
5fDwgntL- MOODY, EEs 5sraa
are rsasGuahls and ae would 5e
ziaA % seeomm1dare any wnn
1ears D copy IT me book
Our Sunday sGn0OL IasE Sunday
.iee1sa Llrs- Aadie Azln and Ll.ss
Lee Wiles aetsga0sa- with Emmeu
Ltxon and Miss Jennie johnson
81 a.tsr1a5s2 515aa Sunday scnOot
s1nUsluG1 w1icG sonVeres at
E9snua shade ne % u and =
.otJuly-
5ucGess 10 TIE RECORD
5aETA CLAEs.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
80 NcWlnaTlGM.

The scgaass40aas convention
sonosnes as NewDors IN Wednee-
Gay of tass week and after organ
izahon began u ballot The
frat ballot resulted a. follows:
Sloan 49, Taylor 34y McC0uocn
III necessasy " q choice II,
The ballotaq concianed Jntt
noon Saturday without q single
change ia the result The con-
vsntion then adio0reG Dhca
Wednesday, 5he z7sn, IN order
that the delegates might have an
opportunity Of attending tho state
convention al Little RDck>
The convention fe>c0nVsued
Wednesday,, but at the sine 5h'a
paper goes 70 press We have
heard nothin2 II tho result,
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
7agaeEs Of esAssEopasss-

For the Dasr sR0 weeks the n
crsaang namber 5t grlsahoppes
along .he ArTaEsGa rVsr 50t5ous.
has been commented 1Don BY the
'4rnera, At frst but little attention
wa pad 20 HEM but n0w zrsat
1neaanee is fstt for the reason that
n soms SECTIONS acres of corn and
cntg0n are beng deatr0yed by them.
Wednesday,, George K Wood
spert the day m the bottoms, going
~ FAR east ~ Crosse Lanes, for The
purpose % invest eating the ravz-
Ze' beng made by the Dests, and
cane home very mnCH discouraged
a. what he sav, and makes rather =
zioemy report lie brought back
WITH bun several stake Of cotton 70
ssow how acrss Of u "a beng de-
'CroYsd evsrY day "a completely "a
ifIc had been swept by fire.
They aSGaek the young cotton
plant aad eat Lae bark from around
. 10 and lhen attack the tender Dotnta
5f the llmhs, aad finally The foliage,
and In a few aoory time only rhe
bare stalk and limbs are left. Mr
Wood reports them 10 be Of all sizes,
indicating hat they had Matched out
in ihe vicinity IN which they are
/ found. But few Of them bave
reached The stage Of growth At
which they are enabled to fly, and
Ghe natara. conclusion il that they
vii continue 10 prey upon the yege-
latiOn until such time as they will
migrate, "a does the Colorado grass.
hopper which they so closely re-
semble.
Mr. Wood says that the young
emerge from The ground that was
allowed 10 grow up IN weeds last
| year from fence rows, from thlokets
and from The Johnsonsgrass mead.
ows, and that in somo places they
have attacked crops near their
hatchIng-gronnd and destroyed It
| for some distance back into the field
and are still going fJrwart,--Ar.
kansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
c~sgE cgTY cUL-lNes-

5aETA CLAEs,
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
Nlas's MIL

Wheat about al IN The shock.
Too much rain ior farming
operations.
Mr.. Oscar Murphy IA suffering
from q boil on hla fano.
Sunday school was WeII at.
tended Mt Liberty fiill Sunday
Jessie Martin ia building q
stone cellar for Anderson Paden.
Miss Annie Martin ia Visiting
Miss Esther Murphy and AUNT
.Jnne" this week.
Unclo Dnvio spurlock was out
at tho primary and voted. Hs IL
"a years old, has lived Ia this
part OF tho country 81 years. HC
In greatly Interested 10 polltlca
yet ''.''
Everybody seems vol pleased
over the result Of tho election.
What u great pity it il that moro
mon don't study thoir own inter-
pst and vote their own sentiments
o9toad' OF waiting ior some pol
tc0lbum TO como around and
"a cigar IN tbeir mouth and
qe them tho cigar route.
Nsle on such y olass. d, ,r
l1Asa .-..a AUNT JANE,
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
zslEFLy FEELEE

l-Lssl 1-~7 -re -a--1rra-f % ~
-E-lg-rs-l-e-1rs -r1lal "a Zl-
-4- lad Fort smiL
James IL lLnan lzat -I- All
Ilrz l-aIa -aev- lszs were
1lz--eit 81 SORT znlth-
4s llagzzna rlzsl,s -Vaars u
luiiH1aes --r-llsL .u.iHg .lizEssex III
.ls ss.zT4-Es-
5amst -Lnarnngo. eaiar=t = OF LLl.s.e-
IL lgej 81 lust at ve=ss- IL
Ia4t lea1 turning vlIus fIr -ezEz4
Iruca E01nsnu ags,i g. 81 8orr
.uaIiI- VIZ Gnwuea III lie P6resa
June - yuHe a41liug.
II lLlsde.d- Polk cauHr7, i Lam--
Be- samDzar .aT 1rupezry % lie
lmAaEIor sZa0G bvfn4
The DosluzsJsss -aiar7 x rae
Anauczf-G Doaahiez Hz4 0szsa rTsesl
-r1msl 30 70 q $40 per launm-s
The 5EEnezg q -r1r.Lad 4ad
lLanrq9merv COUNTIES ara i-sduzar
over me ouWecs tor iuz eag1aa
3ruD-
The degrss 0f Master Of Ar-s has
seen cantsrrs. uDoD Rev 5oun Z.
Lawson ov ,as Asx4asaz College IL
3aresvIile
sheriff T. Fl J ac1sor7 5t Neu-us
sGgurq. cstebraLa.t his g5tl 6ir5hdaT
laHuszsaz7 % Tharatav la4E with a
oigGmasz
Mrs c. T. EowsH died Of sazalIuox
* the faauiV home n Wmthr1p -a.r
Sunday she eiC IN nfIar one
week 1id walcn MA sJnca died
The Pine 5mf G,r1Dhlc 4sus sHaE
ID ne CIV vii have % 1lschacxe shs
sarrs pohcs iarcs sad 20 Ieeper
nh debit ,he zsmniIng-lausss aEa
kent IN darsae,s.
}. o. JOINS Of Inutieeil0, dlea
June D. az me advanced are df a.
7sass Ela VA one 0f The oldest
sltizsas u Jae sEate and h4d .ecam-
liaEea a vsrv handsome fortune
someGAmg 1f the magnitude Of
,ae improvements .haE are beng
male 10 The p.4at 5f the Naaonzl
Coogerage and W0odeawars Co.,
~ this plscs nav 5e Judged rom
5ae faes thar something more than
300 worth % betting aad 70 be
puroaAsed 70 operate new A&shinery
mat a beng sAdea.-- ass
sun
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

Health IL goOd.
Gaze ClcY wants 3 Dhongra~
1hsr- 11r 2 lew days az least
Prot ". G. Alcor 0f Center
spent Saturday aud sunday IN
5ow1,
Do a0t taa 70 eelsbrabe the
gi1rogs Fonrth ~ Cave City.
We srs e&Decnag 2 good time.
Plenty ot aice refreshing show
era, and plenty 1f grzssy cotton
sad also plenty q hard WORK 10
%.
=. 2, Jeffry and q Mr, Goodwin
81 Salem eaGn took away 2 aice
ounon 5f sheep SINCE ,ur lasJ
wf.GdQ.
Dallas Wood II Sharp, Iade-
Dendencs county wa % ses some
Of the people Just vest 1t cown
Sunday
Jaa. s., I.aman 6as Durehaaed
a hay 5aaer aad viii, try 50 pu5
. hla hay away vieaouc cakiag %
much room,
: Wheat thrsshinQ IA On hand
| The K0Qers Horn Cosr aa-
chlaes trained up The 2@c1, ard
| both maGh.aoa started '1r r89u ar
work Monday
There has been a committee
appointed .6 secure speakers ior
tho F>Usth II July celebration,
/ bot 90 do nat know who they vii,
be At thia writing.
Rev. Anderson failed 10 meet
. biz congregation last Sunday On
account Of sickness, though the
people we're entertained oy one
Of Rov. Albright's hest sermons.
Died, orc nile southeast oi
/ Caye City, Uncle Riley Lewis,
while sitting IN his chair. The
family thought he was asleep.
. Ito was ono oi the oldest and
most respected citizens Of this
community, and wo all sympa-
Lhizo with tho relatives.
"Dr Dydimus" Of Sidney
wants 10 know what Sharp coun.
/ ty towns contain Following is a
few things that Cave City has:
! Seven merchants, > preachers, Z
teachers, 3 doctors, 3 blacksmiths,
2 BARRIERS, I artist, / maohinost,
I watch ropairor, 2 mechanics, 7
stock dealers, 2 dead beats, 20
farmers. Now, II you want 10
know anything about the proper
w, como and SEQ,
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
<L-.NG G.g NL1.s0S COUNTY

Er---NG .g MADISON COUNTY
Coroner Dr.. 4 O Lzssle
vVas. called 10 Boston -0Wr-
s1-1 Friday 70 hold II II
Guest over the body Of Tom
LLzaz- w10 died Thursday
r-zr- from rLz eE@c- Of i
wound Ez -ete-Ted Oh the
head w1--e II : light with
Sze-Itzr COwa- and Mark
Wages several davs before
Tie lgI- Con1ecced 5e-
rw1ec Mead and COwac- a-d
before rzcv ---1s Ee-esrru-k
Wages III Meade behind -h=
ear with the barrel Of 1ls II
f. rendering hin r1Co-sc--
OCs. II WE--1 condition le
remained for uary hours.
From outside appearances
the wound would rot nave
beer considered very serious,
but the pOsr-uOr-er eLaul-
nation which was performed
by DR.. Y0E-gblood. showed
that the skul. had been Erac-
tured. The corU1er 5 Iurv
found that the blow inflicted
by Wages was the direct
cause Of Mead's death, and
that Cowan was the lrstIga.
tor Of the crIne. Warrants
were izsEed for both Wages
and Cowan. Wages left for
parts unknown immediately
after the difficulty and IS
still at large COwan has
been arrested. Huntsville
Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

AT a NEE ting Of the State
University board Of trustees,
Of which the governor is
chairman, DR.. John L
Buchanan was reelected
pre- sident Of the University
Of Arkansas. Another meet.
ing Of the board will be held
next Monday in Little Rock
and the full corps of instruct.
ora elected
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

Tho Paagould board of health
talscd the quarantine against Jonos,
boro last Friday and now Johesboro
people can wat that place abd re-.
tglyr visits 'Im u
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
Lau7 ez-.a1 VII zssem1. ID

LaugEa-lu VII assemble
- Id d c.lcL l. II Friday
QegOrnuai exercise ~
RzE N. " anderson
Em1l-lIer- II 1re.lIle-z.
Rzal-.--g- l- MINUTES Of -dst
cGuver-llu
Rzo0rr Of ezEcu-I7e- -Hn-
11---ze
Election Of Officers.
AoDol1-11er Of COM
--1--czes.
Report Of district -eccEr-
er
Re1ortz ErUm Su1da7
schools.
Welcome aG1-ess 57 Hon
.1a.1 Z DaEIls6u-
RESPONSE " ReT. ? 4
5u.-zza1-
P-EsMza zr-a. ad-
dress
2z50rr0i crEasG-e-
Su5-ec- LzE- Tie reces-
SHY Of r1e Sunday school 5v
Prot W. T. BUCK Mrs.
AI1-e Cox pa5er Rev. ?
N Smith z-d- #. Z. DarE
Su6Iec-Z1d- The Sunday
school as IN a1ZILlarv TO tt=
Curc1 5y ? 4. Sul-iva1-
Rev. ". W. Arde-sa1- ReT.
". z Wood and George J.
5carb-0ugiL-
Subject 5rt- The -=ces-
sar7 qualifications Of L 5r1-
DAY school teacher. BY ?. 4
WIL1erzon- Rev. W. 4
Stewart DR.. z. NJ Cox ard
Rev. lanes Powell
Subject +ta- The ad7zr-
tzgc Of church literature II
the Sunday school. By Rev.
J. D. Kelley, Prof. J. We2
Ragan Rez. ". z Wood
I'D Jno. 4. Watkins.
Subject 5th- Deuoninz-
tInuaL or Union Sunday
school, BY Rev. z. D. VII
llan1s, o. e. Shaver, Dir. 7.
"a. C,5x- and Hons VIII z.
Founders.
Subject 9TH Mission
work IN the Sunday school.
BY Mrs. Gertrude Bacon
Peter Hansen. Mrs. Sue ?.
Shaver and Prof. T. Ves
Ragaz.
Miscellaneous business.
SUNDAY MORNING.
Grafton, by ?. Il. WiIker,
sOn-
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

N6WSpdper

II almost every saa /
sume ole 1eEslars, .
considered he dest IN
sas Gazet-s Z lie y
1t -aFgesE ercuI11iOu NJ
est L1--e1ce II his sril
1t is the 9HIg /
I'-'. 1arA
wnlh carries The NJ
Press dispatches. uss I
Improvements in an,
EaTsFa2AP. such & EG1 I
ing press and TYpe-;;
chimes, and which amrE \
labor. You cannot IA
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formed Is TO Ghc s5s,allI
progress T
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duced II price ron lis
per year from 81 00a I
sIX months and iron y .
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has been enlarged and i
and Is without do1,tf \
newspaper pubIishsdn3
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need the daily edi1I
have our weekly.
ONLY ONE D0LLAa
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per year, 80 cents to'al
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The year 1900 viii Be 4
ta15 ore politically n
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Address
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The SSCGRL a surN0rl1sG %
Announce me iaHnwinQ eandl.
dates s1bfeet % the action II tao
democraae primaries june q
FOR Congress
PD AeCULLDCH
CLAY 3L1aE
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For Prosecuting Aes0r1eg---
? Il CRREaH&W
W TCEEEz
FOR Srafe 9ena10r-
IT 4EREE
DL. KEIG
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r.s .lucclAe coapeMvca

The Judicial convention which
aesss At ffardy nsTINondag bids
air % BE- . prssry iusiy STAR
The following is the sfaudnQ u
ne ydrss Candidates: TGrsr-
FULTON and 3harD e9uuues- II
g0tssc Ccensaaw Randolph eGuu~
81, 2 v0tess Woods Izast sGgn~
y, Z votes, H,azssr county vii
rod 10 primary and viii aorhaps
2 v0iGs ia the convention. II vii
5aks 18 v5tes 10 nominats . can~
didate Nr TarEar ran . @soae
seG0nd IN Izar9 county, and
should receive tho ncr4aaacn
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DEMOCRATIC 2IGKEI
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County Judge
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