The south Kentuckian. [volume], March 02, 1880, Image 2

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THE SCUTH KENTUCKIAJf.
ClIAS. M. M BACH Ail KlIITOK.
tlOPKlNSVILLE, MAR. 2, 18S0.
Seymour still says lio will not be
sj eaiididuto nuder auv oircuinsl'inces.
The Clnrkeylllc Tubncro I.cnf laliOf
the bull bv the horns and dcclurcs for
Tilden.
Will Iho legislators let their love
for "Tom and Jerry" prevent them
from rcmovliiir llio latter?
This Is the censcm of Iho year for
geese to "remove South," will tlio
Kentucky Legislature be as sensible.
Soon us spring opens wo intend to
tike u trip to the woods, and try to
find somothinp; fcrn-y to write about.
One of the questions the grand jnry
will be called upon to determine at it
present session will bo "what's the
matter with Hanna?" .
Some of the papers are trying to
work up a boom for Jcwctt. as a
Democratic Presidential dark horse.
Who Is Jcwctt?
Tho papers of the first district
think Hon. Oscar Turner will havo a
"walk over'' next fall for Congress.
The same may bo said of lion. Jus.
A. McKcnzio. - '
Kentucky has nu excellent repie
entallon in Congress, and we know
of no good reason- why ihey should
not all be returned.
Gen. Sherman declares his inten
tion of retiring to private lifo on the
attainment of his sixty-second year
in 1881 which, by the way, is pretty
well put in.
The Democracy have selected Cin
cinnati as tho ptaco to hold the next
National Convention to nominate
Presidential -candidates. The time
ilxcd la June 22.
Mr. "J, D. K." the "fonelic" editor
of tho Henderson Reporter has de
scended from the tripod, wholhor
permanently or to "take it rest" we
don't know,
- Tho Republicans have a man
named Straight cut as a candidate fo,.
uovornor in Indiana. wani n
Straight election probably with im
ported neproes.
The Speaker of Iho House has Is
sue J an order for nn election on tho
12lh of SJni oh, In the counties of Clay,
Jackson and Owsley, to (111 the va
cancy occasioned by, tho resignation
of John D. White.
Tho Legislature has voted to ex
tend the session indefinitely. There
it no telling when It will adjourn,
probably . not until it has cost the
citato a hundred thousand dollars or
more lu carrying on tho work of "re
trenchment and Voform."
. The Coui-ier-Jounia-1 says that It is
Within its positivo knowledge that
Mr. Tilden does not seek the nomi
nation, but is casting- around for
some ouo who may lake it. If he
will come out and doclaro this, that
lie regards tho parly moro than he
does himself, ho will make friends of
those who are now his enemies.
Wo believo Tilden will bo nomi
nated, but it will be a hazardous ex
periment It will be too lata after
defeat to undo the deed. Let the
Democratic party tako warning and
nomiuAlo a ins n who can carry his
own Stato. Personal preferences
should bo laid nsido. Belter sacrifice
Mr. Tilden than suffer defeat.
John D. Whito, the muchly con
. cplcuous Republican member from
Clay, has resigned as a member of
tho Houso to tho Infinite, satisfaction
of that body. Ho bad a fuss with
one of the clerks and the Speaker
would'ut allow him to harangue the
Ilouso'with his 'grievances." He
was a most consummate ass, and a
disgrace to the body while In in.
If wo would "give praise to whom
praise Is due," brother Mcacham. of
the south Kcntnckian published at
Hopkiiisylllo, would certainly come
In for a largo share Ho Is an origi
nal writer, and so seasons tho same as
to make his paDer pleasant to read.
. Hartford Herald.
Whother we merit this compliment
or not we suppose we will have to
"grin and Barrett." Jesting aside,
wo highly appreciate these kind
words coming as they do from ono
who is a strnngcr tons.
- A good many papers of the Stato
hi-o boasting Unit tueir respective
towns have the prettiest girls. AVheu
we say that Newport contaius the
largest number ot pretty girls, we
mean it, nud we II buck it with from
1(WX) to 20,000. Of course wo
dou t mean pretty clothos, paint and
powder; but nice, plump, healthy
(rirls nil solid girl. Newport Slate
Journal.
Just consider your pile covored.
Wo are not afraid to risk n couple of
months profits on as fat a thing as
that.
Tho following clipped from the
Frankfort Yeoman is the latest on
John P. White, who recently 10
signed because tho House would'ut
nllow htm to bring a personal quar
rel Into its deliberations for discus
sion: "Ono member In tho IIouso yes
terday morning remarked to another :
'I see the Spoakor has n big slab of
marble to wrap his gavel upon Inset d
of beating upon the dosk." "Yes"'
was tho reply by tho gcntloman nd
drcfisod, "it is a tombstone, and it
has inscribed upon it, "arrcd to tho
Wmory of (Jio njUIninaii from Clay.' j
Ths IdoritabU Leaiaa.
New York has Instructed for Grant
which virtually settles his nomina
tion by the Republicans. Cirant is-
j u -t us sure to nc the cnndidtito of his
party as tho convention makes n nom
ination. It now ouly remains to de
cide who will Inko tho second pl.r-o
Will IUaino or Shorinuii play socond
fill Ho to Oram ? wo think not. Then
Cnukliug will probably stand a good
uliauco. He has successfully engin
eered New York for his master , and
anil will no doubt expect to bo made
tho tail to Grant's kile as a reward
so much for the Republican side of
the question. .
lue Democrats aro still at sea to a
great oxlcut, Tilden can count on
hsilf of tho party in spile of the fact
that New York was lost byhim las
fall. Seymour la the strongest man
In his stato, hut ho says he will nut
be a candidate. B iyard stock is ris
ing In tho East, but tho West will
iicverendorso him with any degrco
ot enthusiasm. Thurinan's friends
claim that tho local influence at tho
Cincinnati Convention will bring
hi in to liio front. Thoro are no new
features in tho state of affair. It is
but Kiicsswork to express an opinion.
We suppose our preferences aro well
understood. Personally we aro for
tho old ticket, but from a point of
availability, as to Now York, wo. be
lieve Seymour to be stronger than
Tildc!i and would as heartily endorse
the ticket, Seymour and Hendricks1
It is impossible to tell who will be
the nominees, we can ouly hope
that the party will display wisdom
ifi the selections. Thoro Is uo ques
lion that Tildon is the choice of many
states, Kentucky among the number.
Indeed the Tilden boom has revived
with redoubled force and several of
the party organs have expressed tho
opinion that his nomination Is Inevi
table. Let no good Democrat, resolve
to witbold his support (roni tho nom
inee on personal grounds. Remem
ber it is not a man you are to voto for
but a party, and a platform of prin
ciples. Wo repeat, Tildon'e fricuds
number as mnitv ns all other candi
dates combined, nud if hols not the
man ho will nauio hiui, and Demo
crats might as well prepare to choose
between Grant and Tilden. Every
thing points to them as the inevita
ble loaders of thcirrcspectlve parties
and a little over throe months will
settle the matter. The aspect of mat
ters may chango between this and the
conveution,butit Is pretty certain that
any change that may occur will not
bo to Mr. Tildcn'g disndvnutngo.
Thus matters stand at present, and
we can only wail furthor develop
ments. : If the Republicans nominate
Conkling on tho second place, it will
rcquiro tho stroucst mcu of the
Democratic parly to beat him in
New York, if they do not wo can
risk Tilden with some degroo of
hope. Tho oppoaers of Tilden may
unito and determine to beat him in
spite of the preponderance of public
sentimentlu his favor. But taking
all ot theso things into consideration
Grant will lead ono party and Tilden
the other, if wo ore to judgo by the
indications.
.Too Thin.
The policy of Grant is quite trans
parent. Ho will travel around and
spongo on foreign nations, till just bo
fore the National Convention, when
he will return to New Orleans. and
mako a tour through tho South, and
expect the Democrats to iinitato the
example of tliolr illustrious Louis
ville brethren and wlpo his foot with
the hair of their heads. This will
cause tho Radicals to put him through
with a wboop, and they then expect
to get tho votes of theso southern
States. This trick is "too thin." It
is true Kentucky Democrats made
assos of thomselves bat thoy aro now
heartily ashamed of themselves since
they soe the political capital that was
made out of their actions. Of conrso
there will be some fools to forsake
their ranks and desert to Grant's for
ces, but we don 1 believe the South
con bo tukeo In by him. They , have
not forgotten that it is less than four
years, since his Iron heel was taken
from their necks, and memory can
carry them back still furthor, if neod
be, when his henchmen appeal to
them to support the tyrant and des
pot. "
At Nebraska City, Neb., last week,
an insane boy killed lite father, two
horses, two dogs, tried to kill his
mother, and kept a score of neigh
bors at bay for several hours. '
Loulsvlllo line just got well of Pin
afore, nud is now to be afflicted by the
"Couzens and tho aunts," etc. Miss
Phoebe Couzena Is to lecturo there
two nights (his weok.
Four States have instructed for the
Rcoublicau candidates for President;
Pennsylvania and New York for
Grant, Indluna for Blaine, and Ver
mont for Edmunds.
. The Student, a mouthly Journal de
voted to Education, Science and Lit
erature, published at South Carrolton
Is placed on our exchange list with
pleasure.
The prlco of gas has been re
duced from $2.25 to $1.60 per thou
sand in Cincinnati.
I
Tilden has telegraphed to secure
250 rooms in the leading hotels in
Cincinnati, for tho Democratic Con
vention. James Buchanan, tho Inst Demo
crntlo President, was nominated in
1856 at Cincinnati.
Col E. W. Colo has tendered his
resignation ns president of tho N., C.
& St. L Railroad.
HE 773-
Vermont bonms for Edmunds.
Gen. Murray has gone to Salt Lake
t'ilv.
Uhoilo IjJjii I Rjntibliifa im instruct
March 8.
'Fhcrman clubs aro boimr organize!
in Uilln.
M. DdLessops thi great erijinoor.
arrived in .New loik last week.
The Italian
the 17th itist.
Puiliment opened on
Cuba liadannthor slight earthquake
shock last week.
A terrible snowstorm is reported
Irom the riortliwestern territories.
Grant clubs and Blaine clubs
both golting;thick. in Illinois.
Washburn is C4 yoars old, Sherman
57, blame 50, and Grant 68
At Eratn, Miss., J. W. Mnsgrovj
died at the ago lUd years.
Nearly 300,000.000 pnstnl cards
were used iu tho United States last
year.
The largest sugar mill in Louisiana
is at Charles parish, and was erected
timet y days.
Nashville sent to retorsbnrg, .Vs.,
for an architect for her Centennial
buildings.
Several States have already engag.
l rooms for their delegates at the Cin
cinnnli Convention. '
Ono hundred and thirty-three grad
uating doctors' were turned loose in
Nashville last week.
There are throe hundred and eight
theatres in the United States, and
more building. ,
An eagle has been killed in Cheat
ham county Tenn., which moasured
nino feet from tip to tip.
Rev. A". W. Paige, has pleaded
guilty of sonding obsceno literaUttr
through tho mails, at New liavou
Conn.
A wealthy old gentleman of Lag
range, Ua., li. W. riazelton Ml
from a ladder-in his barn and was in
stantly killed.
Next Thursday is the 102 anniver
sary of Robt Emmets burtbday and the
Irish or Louisville aro going to cele
brate it.
Years ago Oowley, the bad Shep
herd, was chaplaud on Blackvilles
Island, and now he returns as a con
vict.
A Boston negro finds himself re
warded by a bequest of $27,000 from
a Bnlimore man whose eon he once
saved from drownding.
A grandson of John C. Calhoun is
attending bar in St. Louis. He pofos-
scs the watch originally belonging to
the groat South Carolinian.
Human blood corpuscles average
3.200 to an inch, and in hogs, 4,200.
But fortunately you can tell a bog
without the aid of science.
A western firm named Nice b Good
have a bookkeeper named Simmomls,
and ha signs receipts thus: "Nice it
Good, per Simmonds."
A yonng man at Canton, Ohio, has
sued Ins own mother for $10,000 fur
slander. She circulated a report that
lie was" drunken and .thievish.
The wife of United States Senator
Wilkinson Call, of Florida, is the
youngest of all the Senator's wives,
and is said to he the most beautiful.
Hie was a Miss Simking, of South
Carolina.
It has been decided by tho Supreme
Court of Indiana that the legal name
of a jiorson consists of one Christain
name and one surname, and that inac
curacy in a middle name does not in
validate a deed or other legal docu
ments. At Kansas city Mo James- Rus
sell, a pickpocket, stole a pockotbook,
ran into the arms of an officer, was
arrested, tried, convicted, and senten
ced to six months' imprisonment and
placed in jail in exactly twenty min
utes. They mako hangings pay in some
places. J. M. Keer, upon whose land
th9 cxttcntion took place, cleared $10,
000 by the sale of reserved seats and
b.irbecued monts.etc. at tho don Lie
hanging at Mufreesboro, Tenn., on
the 20th inst.
The negroes aro slowly straying in
to tho fiold of journalism. In North
Carolina thoro aro six newspapers
edited by blacks; Louisana has three,
Tennessee and Texas two each, Vir
ginia, Alabama and Musippi one
each.
Loadville Has had a loap-year ball
which was conducted in proper style.
The girls had three knifo fights and
then a general shooting affray, while
the men huddled together in a corner
and yelled. Boston Post
Tho walking match in Cincinnati
closed Saturday night with the follow
ing score: Vint,'4a2; flarriman, 421;
Guyon, 415; O'Brion, 406; Meals,
385; Bnckerige, 870; Brown, 360.
The four leading men claim to have
beaten the best time on record iu a
similar match. " ".
Constantinople, Fcb.5. A Greek
has boen. arrested here for hnvinir in
lus possession nn infernal machine.
Ho claims that is an English sub
ject. Ho first admitted, then retract
ed, the statement that he contemplated
attack on the sultan, and asserted that
the machine was bought by his broth
er, who was consequently arrosted.
ThoNowport State Journal says:
A disease las broken out among the
cattle iu thejvicinity of Newpoint. Ind.,
which generally provcH fatal within
twenty-four hours from the first attack.
They becoino weak in the back, stiff
in'the joints and unable to move in a
few hours. The disease proves most
fatal to young cattle. The fanners
havo no name for tho disoaso, neither
have they any remedy.
Joseph Weods.a fine looking young
man." of Licuhenville, paid devoted
a.tentinn to threo young women, each
snpposlng she was the fuvorod one.
lie privately married one of them but
kept up hut visits to the others. Tho
fact of his marriagoa at last lonked out.
Ono ol tho girls has become insane;
tllrt fttlinv Vinu In .ml.l unit f K..rtnAU
0f promise, and his wile has loft him
J saying showfll novor lire with him
Ingnin.
GENERAL
. SI AT 3 N2W3. "
Hema han risen lo about $3.00
A Cynthinm hog has 17 prs in
ono litter. - '
Fleming c unity's tobacco c,rop is
estimated at $100,000 '
Whitley county Republicans havo
instructed for Grant.
' Parnsll raise! fifteen hundred
dollars at Louisville.
Hon. Henry Watturson introduced
Parnull at Louisville.
J.-i-i. StoigW.l r foil il.iid in L iuis
villo last weok of hoart diseaso.
A business' firm at Cnmpbellsvillc
advertises to "sell on credit.
Harrison con ity Republicans havo
instructed for Sherman.
Henry Ilaberlo of Covingtou has
mysteriously disappeared.
M. D. Summer u preacher of Wild
cat, Ky., lias been convicted of forgery
Washington oounty Ropnblicans ar'
for Grant "first last and nil tho time.'
Franklin is to have another paper
tho Local with Mr. Kolly aa editor
All rewards offored by the Gover
nor prior to Jan. 1, 1S80 are revoked
A littlo boy in Grant county-foil
i rum a straw stack and broke lus neck
Elias Carter of Jefferson olaims to
bo 111 years old and still works on a
Inrui.
ion monsami valentines were
DiatloU through tho Louisville post-
omco.
Mr. Jas. Davis suicided at Hebron
Inst week by shooting herself through
me bean. ... .
Clark connty wants to donate the
neo-'ssnry lands for the location of tho
Confederate orphan Home.
R. W. Knott editor ot tho Lonis-
ville Post ib News' was married in
Nashvillo last week. ,
Senator Mitchell of Taylor has in
troduced a bill for tho repeal of the
local option law.
A doad tramp was found in the
woods of Gravel county last week.
o marks of violence.
The Herald boasts that Hartford
has the finest educational bnilding in
southern Kentucky, just completed.
The Co1tiniba Bpectntor says Dr.
U. L. Taylor has a shiiiyle from the
old homestead of Abraham Lincoln.
Thos. L. Allen has killod a turkey.
says tho Hartford Herald, which meas
ured 5 loot and 11 inches from tip to
tip-
Tl.os. Thorn returning from Mis
souri, had a wagon washed away and
littlo girt drowned in Calloway
county.
An Irishman whose name was not
learned was run over by the train and
killed at Owensboro Junotion lat
Saturday.
The Owensboro pnhlic schools have
over 700 pupils. Prof. Lowry. one of j
the principals was fined $10 last week
forgivinga boy a flogging.
Tho Constitutionalist says: Mr. T.
G. Dunlnp, of Shelby connty, sold last
Saturday 2U0 acres of land withont a
house on it to Mr. Wm. Wright, of
Woodford county, at $51 per acre.
CianK Democrat: Mai. John Catli-
erwuod has a canuoa hall picked np on
the battle .meld ot liorsa-suoc Bend lit
Alabama, in which Gen. Jackson al
most annihilated the Indian forces.
Tom Buford will be tried a second
time for tho murder of Judge Elliott,
ar the May term of the Owen Circuit
court. It is to bo hoped ho will got
justice at the end of a ropo this tiui-. j
Thomas Boyd an nmbrolla tueudir
jumped from the Louisville bridge
in to tho Ohio river on a wager of
$15 and won tho money. The dirt
nice was 95 feet and the man escaped
with one slight bipiso.
Henry Potter while drnnk tried to
force an ont ranee into the honae of a
fortune teller named Stagalo to hnvo
their fortune told and the old man's
son shot him in tho face inflicting a
perhaps fatal wound.-
CEOFTON.
There Is a peach troo w otlr farm
that is out in full bloom this, Febru
ary 24th.
Miss Emma Nisbet, accompanied
by her friend Mr. Todd, from Mndi
sonvllle, Is visiting tho family of O.
S. Brown. . ,
Mr. E. F. Kelly and family and II.
IL McCutchoon and family started
last Sunday for Texas. -
Johnnie Brasher is leaching school
at Macedonia. He is a good scholar
ana deserves to be patrouized.
M. B. Brown, Esn., married Mr.
Carr Long to Miss Belle McClutch
eon Monday, Feb. 23d.
Dr. AB. Gibson, of St. Chnrlos, is
horo on a visit Jp tho homo of bis
boyhood.
Politicians, unlike republics, are
not ungrateful. We havo always
supported Hon. James A. without
a hope of fee or reward, and yestov
dav we received a card from a gentle
man in Washington stating that at
investigation of the aforesaid, Uon. J.
A. would in a row days send me a
paper or two of tomato seed.
Mr. David Walker and Miss Mary
Armstrong were married a few days
since.
Mr. Jacob Wooldridgc, of Kolly,
seems to have much business in this
town of late.
. When we read Miss Olive Branch's
pajriotic appeal in last weeks papor
we jumped up and shouted hurrah
lor the 4lh ul July, the American
Eagle, George Washington, dee'd,
and the atarspangled banner.
Bay, hold on, I want just ono word
with yon. I just wanted to say to
you that I am a candidate for
I feol that I nm qualified. Say, set
'em up, lively if you want any votes
down this way "
Mr. Rico Dulin returned to-day
from Murfreesboro, Tenn, where ho
had been on business as Administra
tor of tho mythical estate of A. J.
Turner, dee'd.
Miss Opholia Davis is teaching
school here.
Mr. John M. Lockheart is suffering
with n severe attack of the rheuma
tism of tho back. .
Dr. J. W. Long rotnrned from Lou
Isvillo to-day, where he lias been in
attendance to some modical college.
. IIlllAM.
Christian Circuit Court.
Snrnh A Wliito nml
Suuitiot Wltilu. Jr.,
luuUimt
i in L imty.
) Kxpartu.
Tins i!ny rnmo tlio imrtiijl liv (hi-h
Atliirneys, ami llteil In tliu oltK-'it nf tliv
l.lurk i.( tlio Uiritian Circuit Cut!tt,.lln-lr ex
.nvlo petition, iriug ilmi tliu lu'titiuiiur.
SnriiU A. While, liu um.HMn-retl to unr, t'njitv.
sptl mi.l lioor uy fur hyr ovii hcmMlt, miy iii-nii.
erty ! may w-n or niimr n tiimi tlic
rtnim or ili-btt ot tor huslmuil.tliu mm :-niini.-l
Whito, or nntko i-nntru-tii, mio niut lie mint f
a oinid u-nitian or ti-jiito in her own name or
ilix.HO ol linr iro.,.uv by will or ilM'il.
It ! unleml Hint notlranl iho lllinK of until
m-tlllon nml tho .ilijw-U tliumif Iw ni.lllicl in
tlio Mouth Kontiu-kiuii, n uow.Mor iuutl.n
kI in ltokinvillu. Christian i-nuntr, Ky
lor tlm lonutli u( ttmo rwiiiirml Uy law 'in
(livonuiiilcrmvlinmla-ciorlt ot unlit Court
tlilJ DUlli ilny o( January, ISSn.
SAT. U Aft'IlKIt, Clerk V. C C.
A cony attest: James o. Kills.
Christian Circuit Court.
John It Kelly anil ) In E'inltr.
Aininn Kolly, liii
wi'l). ) Kxnarte.
Thin ilny came the pnrtlo hv tliolr nttor
uiivr. ami llloil in tho nllli o ot the Clork ol the
I'rMlhin circuit Court their petition, pi nvlnv
tlio Court to flinimwuv the s.ilil Kiniua Kelly,
ell anil vonvcy lor licrown lii-iu'llt, any ini.
ei ty .lio may uovr own or liorenrier neriniro,
five from tlm claim or drlila ot her 'linHlinnil.
Juuteliuuiuy bo euipowiiretl to mnko con
trai l.", ue nml bo unit as a lfi(rlo woman,
ami trailti in her uiiine. anil lHprxe of imin.
eriy by will orilee.l It Is therefore orllriv.1
loot notice of the Uling of suit) petition. Willi
the objects thereof bo pulilitheil In V.m "Smith
Kflttiii-ki.in,"a liuwupnpcr pttblifheil tn Mop.
kiuavuie, curuilnn county, Kentucky, for tho
leiijtlll of tlmrlYiiiireit by law.
Uiven miller niv liaml as Clerk of aaltt Court
,u Jim iiny ui rcurunry, issu.
NAT UAITHKR, Clork.
A copy attest: James O, Kills, I). O. '
Christian Circuit Court,
A.D.King i In Equity,
vs.
tt M. King, his nlfo,. Esparto.
1 hlailny eama Iho "partliM. by tliel- attor
neys, nml ntwl In the niUi-o of the CterkSot the
Christian Circuit Court, tbelr iMitition, nrav.
Jnt Iho Court to empower the aM F. M.
Ivina-. wife of thn saiit A. I. Klv. in
j wan nnn convoy tor nor own ncnant any
propurtyshe niny now own or hereafter ao
Millro, freo fnim tliu claim or itehts of her htis
bnue. That sliemay bo uuipowcrel to make
eontraets, sue ami be sueil as a single woman
anil to trails in her own name, anil ilisimse of
property by willonleee. It la Ihoreforv or-
ieru,i mat notice or the illlns; or snlil petition.
With the oliiceta tllcn-of Imi niil.tiMh,Ml In tl.
South kentiickfan, a newspaper puhlixheil In
Uopkinerille. Christian County, Ky tor the
.iiiKtii i nine rvifiinni i,y IIIW.
(ilven nmtcrinr liaml as Clerk of
1 aalil Court
uiis inn nay or rebruary, iwo.
SAT uatTitKR. Clerk.
A copy attest: James O. Kills, D. U.
C, W. BALDWIN,
Builder and Contractor,
Willj'Contrnct for
All. Kinds of, Building,
BRICK OR WOOD,
An;l hour hv BtHft rtnntinn tn !..,.. .
gXH work, to rcciv ft hhcriM.nI.nre of imt
ron&K, fiftirennfl rrirlfnrc at thocornor of
HueHiUvtlloand Mechanic streets. STJantf.
FREE TO ALL.
Oar llliutrmted DatorlpUro
CMitonuo of Planln, Nifdn,
Ttsm, ettx, cnnuinfog tu
ful InformftUoD to tho ama
teur florin. aOnumi. 3ftcroa
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HOPKINSVFLLE. KY.
I tnke pleasure moOTering to the trade a largo and select stock of
Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Doors,
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Sash, Blinds,
Mouldings, Newel Rails, Turnings,
And everything in tho line of Housebuilding
own mako. tho very host Two, Four and Six Horse
WAGONS
Ever offered in this market and warranted first-clas
Tobacco Hogsheads
Always on band ut lowest market price. , . .;
Ano everything in this line made on prompt notice at " ' " V
BOTTOM FIGURES. '
Will tdke pleasure in making bids on , .
BUILDING CONTRACTS
And contracting for building. Tho latebt
IMPROVED ; MACHINERY
Employed, and all my workmen' have devoted their entire livos to their ro
apective trados and guarantee all work to be tho best. I am botoro the pub
lic in a atrictly business light and am prepared to ;
CHALLSITCE
ALL
-o-
Prices Shall always
And satisfaction is always guaranteed.
g
And thankingtho people of Clirislinn and adjoining counties for their nas
consideration. Iain. Kj,snnrnii v- v 011 P08
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Mar. I, 1S80. tf.
CANDIDATE DEBARMENT.
Feo For Announoing Candidates-
For Circuit Judgo $10
For Commonwealth's Attorney., iu
All announcements must bo paid
tor in ndviuico.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
fOK CI1ICUIT JltlKIK.
Wo aro authorized to announce
Cot. L. A. Syi'eiit, of Chrlsllnn coun
ty, a cundidnto for the olllro ot Cir
cuit Judgo ot tho 2nd Judicial dis
trict, subject to the action ot the Dem
ocratic party.
We are ntithorizod to announce
Uon.Jxo.lt. Ghack, of Trigg, as a
candidato for Circuit Judge in this
the 2nd Judicial district, subject to
tho action of the Detiiouralio pnrtv.
Election August 18S0,
. Fon commonwealth's attoiinev.
We are authorized to nunoiinco,
Hon. Jas. B, ti.inictt ol Trigg, acan
didtito forCommnnwealth's Atlorncy
subject to the notion of the IVnio
cratic party. Election August 1830.
we aro nut homed to announce
Sam h O. Graves, of Chrl linn conn
ty, a enndidnto for the olllce of Com
monwcnlth'a Attorney of the 2nd Ju
dicial district, subject to the notion
of tho Democratic parly. Election In
August, 1380.
o aro ntmtnmotl to nnnnunce
Capt. Gkokgk W. Duvam., of Cnld
well county, ns a candidate for Com
monwealiliR Attorney. Subject to
the antion of the Democratic party.
election August, 1330.
CIRCUIT RI.KIIK.
wo are nntliorizotl to announce
Fhazkii W. Owxrr ns a candidate for
Circuit Clerk of Christian county
subject to tho adion of the Demo
cratic party. Elecllou next August
We are authorized to annoiinco
Peteh F. Rogers a a enndidnto for
Circuit Clerk of Christ inn county,
sullied to the action of the Republi
can party. Election August next.
we aro authorized to announce
Cspt B. T. Underwood as a candidate
lor Circuit Clork of Christian county.
subject to the action of Iho Itepubll
cnu party. Election next August.
We nro authorized to announce J.
Rilkt Lono as a cnudiiUto lor Cir
cuit Court Clerk ol Christian county.
Subject to the action of the Republi
can party.
SHKllllT.
wo aro mil inr r.eil to announce
WM. II. West as a candidate for
bheriff of Christian county. . Election
uext August.
wo aro niiiiioiiM-rt to announce
Col. E. A. STAnunn as a candidate
for NienlT, subject to the action ol
mo ucpu,oiicnn party. luction In
August.
W. L. Garth la a Republican can
didnle lor Siiorilfof Christian romiiv
suhject to the action of a ltcpublicun
convention. .
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PKKMAK.rLi I i. a
btiltlenf my rclvbrattl rriurdy
with a ? I tin bio tnntion thU
rliM'BM', fro to all -ufff ri wlia
ihjuiI me llii-ir P. O and Kx
urwH ft ian-nm Jr,iJ,tl KomU
havo on hand, of my
i in every respect.
OOMPETITOHS.
be Kept Down.
iratFOBage
IV.. C, FORBES
-llKA.K!:S IN'-
Field ami Garden Seeds, v
Groceries, Hardware, Pumps, WhosSbarrows
Wagon). Post-hols Diggers, Etc.
A full lino of Fanning Utensils. Cnl! and cxtuniuo stock. .
WINFREE & HART.
ItH' m
K ci-ps a choice nm! select ,,twk of nil kind of
JEWELRY, SILVER fJkRE ETC.;
At his Storo on
Main Street, llopklnsvillo, Kentucky,
EMGRMIIG h SPECIALTY.
"I mi 1 1 u
Identral Mote
'Corner Virinia and Husscllvillc S(s
F.-J8I. GSA7. Fa
Tho rooms hnvo Wn fitted up in the very "best stvlc, mid thu'tnblo will lo
snppliod with tho best the market affords. ... '
ooMMBnoiAii rnxXjianfc.
Will got Cist class accommodations and nltonlii.n.
CI1AIIGES MODEUATE
1 Fjjll. CRAY.J
ABERHATHY & CO., "
folisea teifeii Irluk
0d Farrcer'a Warehouse, Near Ccal Yards,
Sales Every WEDNESDAY and THI7!!SDAV.
All TiiIimto nilvani'l on trill ho lnniri1itii.i.ii'.AY .u
II will l lw, m n.k or llw l.iivi r . n"" " on', r" " '"V"--
J.K. OA NT.
J.C. OA
Planter's Tobacco Warehouse;
. J.K. GANI&
HOPKINSVIUE,
S. O. BUCKNElt.
BUCEIER &
I'i'opriGior Alain street Trool
MAIN STREETk HOPKINSVILLE, KY. , ,
Rpeciiil Attention paid to the Infection and S.th, of Tobacco.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON
,,t.m , .
it wm iw hcia in risk f"be iI. T: 4
Nashville, Tenn.
E. CHAPIN, Manager.""
RATES REDUCED FROM
Jsn.M,18n-t
H. Oiisost.
commission
AXD
AGRICULTURAL
Excelsior Harvester
TABL6 RAKE REAPERS
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lltloiit wo can jiIcbso you with our nr ecV
: M, eREGOBY, . & BflO..
J- R. I EACfi, Traveling Salesman.
GREGORY & BRO.
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SONS, Propr's.
1 :: KENTUCKY
JOS. C. WOOLDRIDOE.
WOOLDRIDGE,
x'ajt.'W iMlOUl
TOBACCO IX STORK.
S U l;;i l.VKKYWKPXESDAY.
Ul" " to '" Alu"
$4 TO $3 PER DAY
A. I. (in now
merchants;
DEALERS IN
IMPLEMENTS.'
and Twirm Wmfov
DROPPERS AND MOWERS
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