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THEO. I. BARTLEV,
FRIDAY, JAfHAIlY IS, 188II.
If yoa would kid ft worthy cauao
Anil have peasant time,
Atum'l the tats a-tets lo-nlKht
It ouly coata atllma.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
F. M. hltlow ha. gooa to l'ailurah un bual
iieaa. Mr. and Mr M. ).. lib ftrft tiwnillng the
week at liawaon.
Iter. II. A. Maclionald haa lelurned from a
T ait to the 1'urdiaao.
M.-a. Ilall.y Waller ia flatting- her relative,
at ilrandeiiblirj. Ky.
llr.an.lUr. than. I). Hat-la. ol Bereilry,
tro 'h tha ritj oncday line wt-ra.
Mr. A. Itu,-, Harrnjiburf, Ky., la Yleltln(
her liter, Ura.l lerence Anderton.
Ja Miltsynulila went to Liiularl.lr till" weak
t- biiy furniture fur TltinMOD A Molteyoolde.
Ir. CUreni-o An.leraon, of I'rlneetun, and
Ml.a rm ahmtae W aM. of Wallonla, will be
ua-rlcil on the Mill luat.
W. I.. Hickman, Cctlartowo, Ua., and flay
lor Hickman, at. I. ui. etlrndeil Ilia Tandy
Hlcaman wodillnK TuPiday.
Mr. K. n. Ilaaett wrnt to I.Mlatllle Tuesday
to altffnd ft meeting of the Commercial Cluua
a. a delegate from lloiiainaville.
A. tV. I"y, left jeatenlay fur tha 1'urobaaa
Uouiille.lomakc tile Aral l-lp aa ilrummer for
ft furellure home of shelbyvllle. lud.
Mra.S. K lltrrlion relumed Tueeday after
uuadtna; eiverl ilaja iroat pYaaanlly with
beroouilu, Mre. tl. I, Muruby, of liulhrla.
At Ilia rhiwalx Wedaeaday: Ixiuia Glaent,
Bt. Louie; Jne akrii', l.iul.rllle; r N. Mila,
natliTlllr; T. H. Wr,K. Uulivllle; J. l.
rowdur, thlcagii; K1 l. Thnme, llmton; Urn
K. nice, tlnclenalt: 1. '. Meatus, KranaTlllr;
J. W. Ilrundrr. JLm?a U. I'uniMer, I.oule
vllle;lieo. W. luang. Jr, Ulaa Mar llarty,
Hslaware, Olilo; A. C. Nhyer, lljatoa; John
1.1, g, Loilt.v II.; Ua. Ilawke, NaihTllle; L.
I'uwcll. rnaoeU.il ; W. M. Buen, Loularille;
i), w. lYlhjle; Owen-bow. Thnrdav: l.
0 Wliltllnglilll. (lareraboro; U. 0. Wullltng
bill, HoflM-raon, Kanaaa; Neel (llenn, Md
laoatille; a. P. Hon, Luul.vllla.
DEATHS.
Tha Crim Reaper-Has Not Been Idle
This Week.
U IIITI.
Prank Clark, a well-known and
roipjclcl ciiizjn of (lie Kslly neigti
borhood ilic.l tliii week, aged 6$
years Ho was formerly comity al
ee... ir and (U'puty lilierilT. llo waft
twice married, but Icavei no family.
Hmry Hawkins, an old vitlztn of
(lie Uainbrltlgo nelgliborbood, died
on the l.'ilti t(od about SO years.
Mm. Anna Kin;, wile of A. ('
King, died near Ton, this counly,
yeeterdsy morning al 4 o'clock, aged
about .13 yea i'4. Hlio leaves fire chil
dren. Interment to-day at a grave
yard in llio vicinity.
I'OI.IIIIKII.
Child of l'eter Iwls died in this
city oil the Hith luat.
.Inliua 8itithern chilJ, ajred three
year, died at (J jr.lomvillo Wednes
day the lliih Itirtt.
TIib wife of Dr. J. W. I.lllard, the
colored pliyalclsu on Beventh fttrcot,
died iu NailivUlo Wednesday inorn-
ing
Let The Truth Be Told.
Yaguo minora havo been iu the air
fur several duye about crl m trouh
los between the Clarksvllle luhacco
market and foreign buyers. The
warohoiiaeuteu and buyers hero havo
persistently refused lobe Interviewed
but it has leaked out to make certain
the statement that llrtincn
buyers lnvo dcmamlud enormous
reelamalions by reason of the Imiirop
cr Inspection of tobacco sold luClarks
vlllo. Nor is the mutler yt ouded.
The Asioasmout of re-clamation dain
aKes slill continues and Ibo amount
lias already rescind far up into the
thoutaude of dollars. One of the ru
mors is that an luvesllgation was or
dered by foreign buyers and that the
development" at Clarksvllle wero any-
thing but creditable to that market
ltd its mode of inspection. l'erhp
the Clarksvllle papers cau throw sonio
light on tho matter and lit the public
know the truth.
In the meanwhile sellers would tlo
well to pitiotiir.e Hit) ilopkiusvillo
market, whrro their tobacco is sure
lo be IioiiimIIv mapected and sold for
its full insiket valuo.
CITY COURT NEWS.
The Work House Force Increased.
.. Wett. broach of llio peace
Confessed judKinout and fl no assessed
at $5 and costs.
Dudloy Cayce, col , breach of the
peace. Fined $10 and costs Tuesday
bunt to Workhouse.
Jas. Carter, col., unlawfully riding
on train. Fined f and costs Wed
nesday. Sent to Work homo.
Alex Hot-ton, shooting la city lim
its. Fined $5 and costs Tuesday.
Bent to Workhouse.
Forost Cheatam, a colored boy who
lias boon before the Court mMiy times
i-ocontly, charged with potty ofljnics,
was arrostod Monday for using ob
scene language on tho slreota and
fined (5 and costs. He was sent to
tke Workhouse.
Why They Lead.
Dr. Tierce's medicines outsoll all
others because of their possessing
. ucu superior curative properties as
la warrant thoir manufacturers in
aupplylng them to Ihe people (as
they axe doing through all druggist")
on such conditions as no other modl
1 ..hiAa am anld under, viz : that they
, shall either benefit or cure the patient,
sir all money paid for them will oa
rnfundoo. The "(iolden Medical
Discovery" is spec! llo for catarrh and
nil bronchial, throat and lung diseaa.
. if taken in time and given a fair
trial. Money will he refunded if It
doos not uenoflt or cure.
Dr. Plerco's Pclleta-gcntlr laxa
tive or actively cathartio according to
uose. zo cents.
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
The Moon's Eclipse.
The eclipau of the moon Wednes
day evening was suon under llio most
favorable ciicu instances by those who
cared to aluy up until midnight. The
obscuration begau about leu o'clock
and lasted until about 2:110 a. m.
About seveu-tontha ot the moou's
diameter was hidden. The ellipse
was visible generally throughout
Ameiics, Europe, Africa and on the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. An
eclipse of llio moon Is caused by the
interposition of the csrlh bclwccu tho
sun and the moon, and an ecllpso of
the run is caused by the passage- of
the moon betweeu the sun and the
eaith. Wbeu tho earth Is between
sun and moon, our satellte, which
has no light of Its own, but blilnci by
I ho rtlKctel light of the sun, Is hid
den from the solar rays behind the
dark body of llio globe ou which we
live. Similarly, when tho mooii
patses between tho earth and tho stiu
the so'ar rays are cut oil' from us and
the solar orb Is hidden from tight.
This is tho only way In which an
oclipae of sun or nnou is ever pro
duced. An eclipse of the sun always
occurs at new moon and an eclipso of
the moon always at full moon.
There will be Ihrjo more oclips!!
tills year, which will occur June 2S,
July 12, and Dec. 22 The first and
laat will be total eclipses of tho sou.
Opera House.
"Pete" Hiker with his great play,
"The Kmlgraut", conn a next Monday
Jan. 2UI, for una night only. K' ad
what Ihe Cincinnati Kmiuirer says:
'Tho crowd atlUrtia theater list
night completely n ked it from pit
to dome, the occasion being tho ap
pearance of tho popular (.eiiiun
comedian, l'elo Hiker, in his new
rereiim of "The Emigrant," a mural
modern I'omcdy drama, full of emo
tional incidents, tectiiing with start
ling situations, a counterplot ol con
spiracies, Interspersed with an over
flowing stage cornucopia of most
comical secure, sparkling mnsle, ar
ticle dancing, etc. The play mado a
hit, sod was loudly and enthusisni
cally applauded. Mr. Dikor, (t lie
deserved, secured the hearty compli
ments of Ihe largo audience-. The
entire performance gave the best of
itatUfaclion and in ado a pronounced
hit.
The Tobacco Exchange.
The Kkntuckian's discussion of
tho project of building a tobacco ex
change worthy of our niarkot, is al
ready bearing fruit. Ou Wcdiictday
the Tobacco II jard ol Trado met to
consider tho matter and the subject
was pretty thoroughly discussed.
The outcome was that a committee
of six was appointed to take a-jtlo.i
tho matter and ascertain tho prob
able cost, to foloct a sito and iu fact
(lnd out all material points and re
port at an early meeting. The com
mittee r-misUts of Missrs. W. A.
Lowrv, C. I' Jarretl and J. 1). Ware
on Ihe part of the buyers and F. W.
Oiliuey, II. II Abcrnathy an 1 W,
tt. Wheeler of the Warehousemen.
The gentlemen mean li'tslneas and It
looks llko the mat tor would be push
ed through without dclsy.
The Tax Supervisors.
Tho Hoard of tax supervli-ora for
the couuty adjourned Wednesday af
ternoon after a session of nine day s.
Tho Hoard passed a resolution ktep
in f Moral tho changes msdo on the
assessor's books. Tho changes and
corrections amounted to $fil,,:i!tl.
The property of Ihe county as fin
ally reported, is by distrleU as fol
lows :
wiiitic. noi.oitwi
N.. 1. l,fi"2,M'). I5
No 2. 2 2(.: i:i.". i,12."
No it. 087.511. 18.1111
No. 4. 2,12U,m;o !M,75i
Total., fl.n53.082
Combined total. . .
Total iu 1888
1U2 S'KI
.t(i,r",a.7lS
0,7t)li.l72
Increase In 78,77U
Tried and Acquitted.
Newton Helm, tho slayer of Ileau-n-gard
Starket, at Gsrretlsbutg, Sun
day, was tried bero Tuesday instead
of at Garret tillin g ss first Hrraugc.l.
The trial was held before Judge Ilra
ehor, who released tho accused on the
ground that the killiug wnjuMlla
ble. Helm proved clearly that ho
killed his assailant ill self defensu
and established a good character as
a law-abiding citiion. Ou the other
hsud Starket was ehown to havo
been a tough character, qiinel.omo
and dangerous and the bully or tun
whole neighborhood. Tho facts of
tho kll.lng wore aa given In Tues
day's iestia.
Metcalfe Manufacturing Co.
The above namod company elcclod
a directory Monday composed of llio
following gentlemen : H. F. Hives,
President, .loo. B. Trice, Vice Presi
dent, C.-W. Moloalfe, Secretary and
Manager, M. II tuna, Superintendent,
D. M. Wblttaker, Tho?. L Graham,
and V. A. irnott. Tuls Is tho
second annual election. The com
nsnv is in a prosperous con
dition and ia constantly Increasing
and extonding ita business of making
and repairing iron machinery and
materials. Sao statomeut elewhero.
Arm Broken.
Mrs. John F. H)ll fell down stairs,
at Imr homo on Sovonth Street Wcd-
nnsday, and broke her right aim.
Tim free I n in Is a verv Dftlllful OIIC,
but It is to be hoped will not ue at.
tonded by any serious results.
Real Estate Transfers. -'
Hunter Wood & wife to C. T. Len
der 132 acres, Helleview,. . . . $11150.
It. C. Jameson & wife to O. J. Smithy
Pembroke, town lots........ 1000.
:.; 2650
Licensed This Week. ,.
Jesse Bryant to Lydla Koeso.
-ur T I'.nitv to Mattle G. Hickman.
I W. W. Benshaw to Annie Maic-uess.
THIS AND THAT.
Itogora & Davla livory stable,
Fritz's old stand.
Goto A. (1. Hdsh for boots and
shoes and savo money.
A fenco Is being built in front of
the Unlvorsalist church.
Mr. S. II. Clsggett has four fresh
milk cows for sale, low down.
Jas. T. Jilce his moved Into the
Donaldson cottage ou Sixteenth
street.
Mr. W. T. Tandy will shortly erect
a handsome residence on his lot on
Sixteenth Street.
Houston Harrison and Terry Hill
have formed a partnership and gone
into tho collecting business.
John Lu ib. fell overboard from a
steamer nesr Claiksvlllo and was
drowned. He lived Iu Nashvillle.
A letter from Monlgomory falls to
appear from the fact that the name
of tho writer did not accompany it.
Iu the January drawing of tho
Louisiana State Littery, 5,882 drew
the first prize, 10,780 Ihe second and
01,127 the third.
Cant. McJ. Davis has purchased a
half interest in U. A. lingers' livory
Stable, near the depot. Tho firm
will be Hogors & Davis.
Miss Dagg, oiieof the teschcra in
the Public Schools, has been unable
to leave her room this week on ac
count of a sprained ankle.
The Icte-a-tcto social of tho Y. W
C. T. U. at the reaidonc) of Hon.
John Feland lo-uigbt will bo largely
attended. Only ten tents will be
charged.
John Layne and Ed Snddon, two
of tho work house couviets, both col
ored, escaped from the keeper Slon
day oreuiug and have not buon re
captured. T. 11. 1-Miol and wife and daugh
ter, Ml Pauline, of Christian county,
have moved lo the city and occupy
rooms at I. 11 Ai-kcwV, on Franklin
btrtel. Clarksvllle Tobacco.
A special train bearing General
Manager J. G. Motcalf.) and oilier of
ficials or the L. & N. passed through
the city Wednesday evening, eu
routo from Kvansvllle to L iuievillo.
Mr. Will B. Wesks, resident drum
mer for Usiion Bros, has resigned
his position and will go into Ihe shoe
tin. loess at Xashvlllo. Ho will be
succeeded here by Mr. II. C. Mooro
Prof. T. W. Ilawis, of Louisville.
will lecture this evening at the Bap
list church, llo is teacher of elocu
tion in the I)uisvllle Baptist Theo
logical Scmiusiy aud comes highly
recommended.
Mr. Arthur Wallace candefeat any
candidate Who may opposo him for
llio Legislature. It is a wasted time
lo make combinations against him-
He can read lis titles e'ear to man
sions in the legislative skies Louis-
villo Commercial.
Chief Campbell lias in his poises-
.lon iha names of tho young men who
created tho disorder In front of one
of tho churcbos Suuday night. A
i-onniltion of their bad conduct, will
rosult lu their prompt aircst for dis
turbing public worship.
Tho al'.-dav rain of Wednesday,
Which lasted from Tuesday night till
far Into tho following arieruoon, was
iUrtlv welcomed, as many cisterns
wore dry. It also made a good to
bacco icason, tho first for mauy
week.
The Council will elect a city tix
collector at Its regular meeting next
month. Tlicro are quite a number of
applicant', but as lo who will be tho
lucky man is hsrd to guess, ui
course each of the gentlemen wanting
Ibo place thinks his chances arc the
best.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Feland, Jr.,
"received" at their residence last
night. The occasion was iu honor
of Miss Walker, of Louisville, a sister
of Mrs. Poland. Tho invitations suit
out were very novel, being written
on tlatk-colored wrapping paper,
folded threo timci aud tied with
largo hemp twine.
'The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Presbyterian Church hold a
social in the lecture room last night
A largo number of young people
bssides many older ones, were present
aud tho evening passed off most plcaf
atitly. Several recitation?, duets,
otc , wero highly enjoyed, by those
present.
Tho citizens directly interested
will petition the Council to motal
Seventeenth street, botweou Main
streot and the Canton road. Before
this Is done tho street should be re
surveyed, as the SI reel Inspector is of
llio opinion tint tho fences of prop
erty owners whore the street joins
Main are not on the lino.
The ministers of llio city will
this week lake steps towards
obtaining signatures to a
petition to Congress to pass the
"Sunday Host" law In mauy of tho
dnpartnieutsor the Govornmont. 11,
000,000 signatures have already been
obtaiued all over tho country, aud
Cougress can not well Ignore the de- j
sire of so many of the best oilizeiis or
bur Republic.
Ui Delicacy of Flayor
And the efficacy of lis action hiyo
rendered the famous California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, im
mensely popular. It Cleanses and
Tones up the clogged and feverish
System, and dispels Heftdachea, Colds
nd fever. For sale In 50 cents and
$1.00 bottles.
King William, of Holland, li said
to be In a dying condition jtud a
Bogenoy will be appointed.
NOTABLE NUPTIALS.
The Hands, Hearts and Destinies of
Two Lovers' United.
The marriage of Mr. W. T. Tandy
and Miss Mattle G. Hickman Tues
day altciuoon was attended by about
fifty friends and reUlivos of Ihe par
ties. Thecouplo eutotcd tho parlor
promptly at 4 :l5o'olock. Tho rooms
had been handsomely decorated for
tho occasion. Tho woddlng march
was played by Miss Mary Mcl'hcrson.
Tho following couples of ilteudants
preceded them: Mr. Bay lor Hickman
and Miss Nannie Barbour; Mr. Hen
ry (I. Abernalhy and Mies L:z.io
Cox; Mr. W. L Hickman and Miss
Olivia Thompson.
The ceremony was Baid iu a beau
tiful and impressivo manner by the
brldo's pastor, It)V. AV. L. Nourse, af
ter which llio usual congratulations
woro in order. Tho couplo then de
parted by the 6 o'clock psssengcr for
Louisville and other points Innorih
oru Kentucky.
Tho brido received a largo number
of costly and handsome presents from
her numerous friends.
Among those who were present at
ihe wedding were Dr. and Mr. J.
W. Venable, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Pros
trldge, Maj. aud Mrs. J. O. Pencil,
Capt. and Mrs. John Feland, Mr and
Mrs G V. Thompson, Maj. and Mrs.
S. It. Cruinbaugb, Mr. S. G lluck
nor, Mr. J. K. Mcl'herson, Mr. C. F.
Janet', Mr. J. D Ware, Mr.W. W.
Clarke, Mr. Win. C.iwan, Mr. C. M.
Meaeham. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fiack,
Air. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. 11. II.
Wilson, Mrs. J no. U. Green, Mrs. T.
W. Long, Mrs. W. F. Cox, Miss Mc
pherson, Mir.s Walker, Miss Sa'lie
Campbell, Miss Willie Feland, Mrs.
11 en rv Sullivan. Mis. G. K (.sillier,
and Mrs. K C. Glass.
The Force of Example.
Oue of our religoue exchanges
hoists of a certain church possessing
a lady who saves the congregation
where sho worships 10,(JOt) a year.
A woman of weal ill aud of high soc
ial position, she makes it her rule
and Ihe fashion to drota for church
in so plain and inexpensive a manlier
as In throw the wholo social ibllnonce
of Ibo congregation against cxtrava
ganco in dress II she can overthrow
the culltiBof dre.s lu our modem
elm relies and replace It with Ihe wor
ship of God.shp has a mission grrat
tr than that of Kimball orof Moody
and Sankey. lUrll'ord lt-ligious
Herald.
COREAN COSTUMES.
Whiit an Ami-rlrnt TrivMor Huw lu tho
tlty of fo ,u'.
Coi-eu liiu u population of fifteen
million people: und tho city of Seoul,
lliiiiij;)l not thu hti'gojt in the kingdom,
lina been tho c:ipilul slneo tho prosont
djn isly ennu into power, neurly five,
hundred years iigo. It. win selected
for Its locution. iitrnrdin;J lis It does a
woll-driiiucd biuiu of giuuilo siuiil,
surrounded by hills und mountains, so
joined by tho savcrul ridges as to form
almost a complute amphitheater, ton
niitos ineireumforeaeo. These adjoin
ing mountains afford nnnnroiis strong
natural fiistncs.tus, which are provided
with arlilieinl foi liliiMlions whoro noc
ossary, and ura kept constantly gar
risoned and provlslnacJ its places of
rutreat for the royal family in times of
danger.
The main thoroughfuros of tho city
of Hooul nro sonu two hundred feet
broad, and nro usually clean though
crowded, but tho uioro distinctively
rosldoneo streets nro not over twenty
foot widens a rule. As they are crowd
ed with travel and lined with the,
houses of tho pour, they ai-o apt to bo
untidy and not very attt-aetivo. On
those slriuts, nside from tho occasional
largo gate leading into a gontloinuil's
establishment., there ia littlo ovidonco
of respectability to bo seen, for even
tho front of n gentleman's residence ia
given up to Hervnnls' quarters, find ia
allowed to look as shabby ns It will, us
there is no attempt at street display.
"Abuut'iiluu o'cloe't overy ovonliig,"
wrltos an Ainerieim resident, I'tliq
deep, rich toiuo of a bell nro hoard
throughout the capital; thoy cumo from
a littlo pagoda In tho center of tho city,
which holds n largo bell sonio twolvo
or fifteen feet In height. Formerly,
after tho ringing of tills curfow,'
tho men disappeared from tho
streets, tvhie'a woro then given
lip to tho women, who flit
about with their littlo lanterns from,
liousn to house, listening to und ro
luting tiro gossip that la as doar to
thorn us to thoir Bisters on tho other
side of the world. Thoy enjoy thoir
freedom, even if thoy must bo creatures
of tho night, and a night is nevur so
stormy but a few of thoso fair ones
may bo seen by tho privileged otlleial,
pr foreigner, who may chanco to bo
upon tho streets. Iteoently, however,
the law eompoling men to leave thq
streats after tho ringing of tho boll
lull boon repealed, owing to thu fuot
that so many outrages woro committed
that it was thought to bo n snfeguard
to allow all men upon tho streets, that
tho honest might bo prosont lo answer
cries for help and defend tho woinon
against tho unprincipled. After tho
ringing of this bell tho clty-galos aro
closed, amid tho weird blasts of tintlvo
hugliirs, and n very groat quiot thon,
settlos over tho dark city," Leslie'!
llluslratod II ''y.
J is. lVmbcrton shot and killed
Chas Chovlo , a Frcmh minor, at
(iroenwood Mines, Pu'aski couuly.
Pembortou ws not i rrrste I.
SPECIAL LOCALS.
THE FARMERS BOY
Is now opon agalu and is lolling his
Goods cheaper than ever.
Remember,
MA II E DEL.
sMnkung.
I will at Iho proper llmo begin
anrliibliofr lllABtrpptS SS heretofore
Thanking my old patroui for past
favori 1 solicit a renewal of their
patronsgeand of all of the business
men of the city, who know that my
wpfk has always boon satisfactory.
J. E. CL11JOIINE.
SPECIAL LOCALS.
The Largest
Lot of new vehicles,
in the city which will
be sold very low for
the Cash. Remember
this is all our own
make of work, and is
guaranteed fully, by
us, to be superior to
any made in this sec
tion of the country.
The prices at which
we are offering this
work enable any one
to buy a first class
home-made buggy:
don't fail to give us a
call before buying, as
we are satisfied you
can be suited. Blu-
mensteil Carriage Co.
Hicks & Merror, Insurance.
LOADED DOWN.
That's what's tho matter We've got
enotiiih COItN, TOMATOES and
OYsl I'.Hs lo storlc tlio town ana
GO THEY MUST. C. McKEE &
CO, THE GUOUE113.
Fire, Life and A:cldent Insurance
ritteu by Uicks & Mercer, over
City bink.
3 Cans Full Welttht Tomatoes for
2.". cents si C. MolvKE&CO, THE
GUOCEItS.
f. I Ml "lEEJETOES,"
lias located in Buckucr Leavell's
Drug Store whore he would be
pleased to have a continuance of the
public patronage so liheially ex
tended him iu the past. Ill-pairing a
specialty.
FOR RENT.
The farm owned by 11. P. Owsley,
and on which the late W. N. Chil
dress lived last year. For terms ap
ply to It P. Owsley, P. O Hopkiue
villo or ll?vcrly.
Fire Insurance written day or
night b) IlicksAi Mercer. Try them
Just ree'd the larg
est and best stock of
Stationery ever
brought to the city.
Wyly& Burnett.
Tor rent .
A tipff cottngo to lot on Bryan St.
IMceJfclO per nionUi. Applv t
J. 11. I)A(iG.
When Baby wm tick, wv fare bar Cutortm,
Whan the wu a Child, ibe ened for CutoriAt
Thea the became Mitt, sb clung to CsUtorit
Wfcn tho hd Children, the gare thtm Cm Unit
T77"- ZLT T 31 ZD!
l-'epre ruin loklllliv A. W. Pile will
give his personal attention to all In-
nersl' etiirusteti lo us. tie lias nan
28 y-ars.cxpi riciice in Ibis Una and is
wi it known throughout Ibe counly.
Our Hoi k of rol'usaud cotlins is com
plete, embracing all mades from the
bc-t lllelulic to tho chrape.t wo id
cotlins. At Pylu'a old stand in Hen
ry Itlnek whern some one can be
found day lud night.
ours lo command.
C. 11 CLAIiKEX CO.
Wo represent sonio of Ibo leading
Insurance Company of tho world.
Give us a trial.
HICKS & MEIICEIl-
Pocket Books, Mem
oranda Boons and the
prettiest lot of Toilet
Articlesjust in at
Wyly & Burnett's.
For any sort of Insurance call on
llltks & Mniver.
REMOVAL.
Wo have moved our stock or Gro
ceries next door lo N. 11. Shyer's,
fioulh Main street, wlicr we can bo
loili d in luturn with a full line of
these goods Call and si c us.
M 8. P EI! KINS & CO.
FITS -All Flla,toiiioil fro M- t)r. Ktlnaa
fiifit !erv frpatorr. No r'i'i nt'i'r llr.t
ihi.'u Hsu. alsrv, lloiis i-iires, Tro.utao unit
li IK) trial iHiilliifreu 1.1 Hi oa.s. but u lo Ur.
Kliuo, tut Ait-It St.. 1'tiila. 1'a.
192
Ounces 12 pounds of the finest Gran
ulated Sugar for 1 00 t ("HAS,
McKEE .VCO'S, THE GUOCEItS.
PUBLIC SALE.
I will sell st public auction on Tues
day, Jan. 23. at iho Owsley farm near
lleveilv, tho partnership properly of
It P. 0.vslry ami tho late W. N.
t'hllJrp", consists g of 5 good work
mules, 2 wagons, 2 drills, 1 mower, I
binder, 200 bbs. com, II head of cat
tle, 40 head ofa'ork lings, 15 000 lbs.
tobacco and farming implements of
all kinds. Terms nisdo known on
day of sale, 1. N. Chidross, Adm.
It. P. Owsly, Surviviug l'urln-r.
Jan. 11, 1SS1I.
The Blumensteil
Carriage Co.. are now
prepared to do all
kinds of Painting and
Rebuilding .Buggies,
etc., infirstclass style
and at the very low
est figures, for the
best work. All we
ask is a trial and we
will show you that
we are prepared to
do it in the best style
possible.
LAST NOTICE.
Parties knowingtlu msclvcs indebt
ed to mo mustcomo forward and set
tle their accounts at once, or they
will ho placed In the hands of an of
ficer for collection I am in need of
money and am forced to make this
po.itive request. Those who settle
with ine soon will ssvisc.ofts.
JAltED HAWKINS.
DR.T. W. FORSHEE.
The Renowned Specialist and Surgeon of the
Coffee Medical Institute,
No.SJOItb Avf.LOUlSVII.l.K- KY.,
Will visit llontlnsnlle at tha PIKKNI.T. HO-
TKI., SATi:illu V. Jan. IStb, from 4. at. to
SI'. Si., (INK li.iv ox LI ., ant rtluro every
funr woeka next rtar.
IB. KOH8IIKK was a fiirgron In the lata
war, anil h-e ilevou.il his llle to the etudy of
Inscasrs of M ointn anil the K-filnm and lie
fiirnutlea. He noniea prepareil to iiertonn an,
niMTHtion. and will, live tl.ouj fur aeaae he
fails Ui cure
Treata all curable medical and turgi aldta
eaiva. ACUTE AND CIIBONIO
CATARRH
Hiftea-e of the Kyn, Ear, Nwo, Throat lnd
I.unte, !leiabi. Ilriulit' iiiMwe, liiabetis,
Ki I ne a, Liver, lUaUtler, Cttruoin and Female
Sexual Di4eaeu.
Epilepsy or' Fits Cured.
A POSITIVE GUARANTEE.
T0UN& AUD HILDLE AQED MEN
Suffer I ng from Srirmntorrfra from error In
you I h. or exc miii niHtund year, ami other
cstirifw, pro'liinnfr undent the follow inir effect:
lllitt. tiesj, iluUilitf, nerfour tiers, diztlnuu. con
ftiHion oj Mean, avHi-Mlon lo aortetv. ilefective
niiiinorr and exhiuntl-jii, which until the vic
tim for bum new or mHrriaK1 are permanently
cured by remetiiea not injurit-ui.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES,
Svphilit, and eompllratlonf, aa i-re threat,
fnllinfr of hntr, palo to tint bunen, oruptlona,
fln.are pcrfrrtly eruillrntttd wllhnut lining
niffcuryor other injurious driisn. (iONon
Kllth. (iloet, Sir n;l ure and linn (try anil
KI im'y trouliliM me snrclfiliy oured by treat
tnfnt ill a l bun never failed.
Ho undertakes no Iiiimii nblfl tliaeaaei. but
ciinm ihoiininiln pivn up to die.
Ht'innnibcr tha title ad onme arlr. aa hit
nmi ii- h'h hiu'hvi crowilt-d wherever oe 8topn
Coiiniiitaiion free Corrtjondence solicited
andconildvntial. AddrM
T. W. FOKSHEE, U' S.,
40lthJtrr, l.OUISVU.LK, KY.
le:.H-tf
Tnkrn up at OBtray by A. .T. tJrejory, Ifvln
nevrLhurrh Hill, Ky., on the Cox'a Mill Boad
ui tout tf intle anuth ot Hopaintville, Une
Itriiwn Cow aitcd a bant Ovo Vfur und d-
prai e-t at t( n ilolltir Witnoca my hand nd
?eai inn toin 01 i (winner iwf
t. li. Vul NIjLuVB, J. P. C. C
STATEMENT
or thi
mm mmmm mm
JANUARY H', 18SU.
Originnl ooftoi1 real emte $ 6 boo CO
iinroYemuiiioi) tamd t) auii'se..., m uu
Induce Jan. Ut, ibMtf, Sl,IM f
Can oltj ... 1.41H 151
Vouonnia unjuid 8 h7S HI
rtiifkpaid up 6,l!l0 00
Cash on Ran i Jan. lv, Hii f-S5 41
4,U3S Id
LIABI.ITIIB,
Cuplhil Stork $31,11 00
IHit-nn rwal fi'al w-O 00
iiiht.m to J ui. lit, tm), on lame ... 160 oo
Notrft oiltjliy theooiupany '
I run u CounuurriNl iinleiiletJnPM ... I. UJ IT
mvidtn l' r Mirpliiion haud Jnn.1,'88 7,r.M ttl
-4ri,7Ts
Sworn and uUrritii 1 to before me by C.
W. Mi teal o, Vn-4) president and bintniM
iiilii"lft r, jd A llille, tM-rrrtary and ircaa
urcr, iu: Utii diy of Jantinrv. IH-ft. -WALThM
K M. T.
Jan. 8 It NoUry fubllo.
STATEMENT
OKTIIK
CITY BANK
At Ilia oloa. of Duslui?aa,
Of IKH-KINSVIl.LK, KY.
DECEU11EU 31st, 1838
UBSUlIKCItS.
Nit's and IlillaUiacounted, ilil.sia SV
Debt in .tilt, tisi M
ll.n.ina Itmis'anil Ktxtnrea 7.foo
Cash andb'slil Kxchangr tOiAaS ua
I'JSI.WS
Csiiltsl stork, sn.ron no
Kunilu. i mill, 4(i.iN.o hi
llmlltliliul I'mllt', H.SII
ln,llvlitnallli.io lit, 1M lt 711
Hue to llaukii, 4.1i'l U.I
Si.l SHiile to ,ny tax (iSMS
Dividend No. 1 '. uiinnl.l KI
17, i la. da J.ico oo
;i,soa 17
Koonclaimcd Dopwlta reuialnln over five
veara.
K. It l.OSIl, faflilB-.
Sworn to baforo nie, this S at dar of Uecem
ber, lbstl.
T. W LONO.Nol.rob. V C,
VCLLOW SIONt.
YELLOW TUBS
Use "Peerless Brand"
FEESH EAW 0IST2RS.
Kulertcd an l picked with cleanllneaa and care
0. H. PEARSON & CO.,
HAIHMOHE, Ml).
XHay are Tha BnV Aak Vour Qfoqar far Th,m
HENRY J.STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IIOriUNSVIELE, K.
OPERA-HOUSE, jANi2
He urn of the Popular Coined I n,
Pete Baker.
IMllCKS: I KUNNIK9T COUKDY
Reaerved 8aia,
on the road,
10 and 75 J.
According; to
location,
Gallery, - - J5o.
The Emigrant
Casta at llalbrcatb'a rrldaj, Jaa. ISth,
tosiau s-Tlia Uo; Tramp.
Excelsior
Wagon Factory!
We desire to say to the People of Christian Coun
ty and Adjoining Counties that
our stock of
LOER. ROUSE t IB,
Of all kinds is full and complete in every depart'
ment. We are prepared to furnish on
short notice any and all kinds of Material
used in building. In Builders Hard
ware and Farmers Hardware we
show a nice assortment.
OUR LINES OF
Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys
AND ROAD CARTS,
Harness for Buggies, Wagons, eje, of all styles
and varieties. We sell the
Homestead Fertilizers
For Tobacco, Corn and Wheat.
Also the Thompson $ Edwards "Old Stand
ard" pure bone fertilizers, "the best goods bring
the best results," Have complete line of first-class
farmmachinery of all kinds.
All goods at prices as
Quality Considered.
T. IIKBN03N.
DM U Mil,
(Successors to Meuneon, IIalli'ms & Co)
Tobacco Salesmen
CLMSVILLE, - - TEEN.
Beapectfully aoliclta the patron mo ot farmeri and dealora In tobacco throflii-hoiit Christian
and adjoining count lee. Careful and prompt attention to all buiiueaa entrimtrl to ui and all
orders executed on thorteat notice. We have the beat and raott oommodiou houe in the Wei',
lutmlng plenty of room, and tbu enablei ua to dfopatch builnei promptly.
ZZsrndon & 2ajor.
NAT OAIT1IKU, AlullUgPI'.
CAWT & GAITHER CO.,
Toeacco Commission lIorch.ants,
All lobar oo Inturod,
Unlera oiherwlio ordered.
YOUR ATTENTION
IS CALLED TO MY BTOCK OK
- ' WIlEs 1NCLAHK8VILLE
CALL AND SEE THEM!
-A I-X'LL
Drugs & Druggists' Sundries
ALWAYS
E. li. UOGAIID, Proprietor, .... CI.AKKSV1I.LE, TENS.
8 10-Cua.
1I.1I.AUKUNAT1IY.
Abernathy & Long,
TOBADGO Wl
. sf All consigiimeuts o" Tobacco
both In Sampling and Selling. Rooms
i.i'fig.om
Caldwell & Handle,
MANuracriiBEitg or
GALVANIZED IRON, CORNICE, WINDOW MPS,
vm, maimm m outsids mi a bit..
AND DBALKRS IN " ' '
Tinware, Glassware, Queensware, Cutlery and Lamps.
ITlntlaSt. HipklasvUlo, Ky.
Flip
Mills
Low as can be foundf
TO II P. MAJOR.
J. k. gant, Salesman.
HOPKINSVILLE ,S7.
LI'E Ol1'-
ON HAND.
OKI). U. I.O.M,.
will rcoelvo our personal attenlicn
aud Stables for Drivers and Teams.
Em.