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;c pliittstii lie. Jlentuckion.
CHA8. M. MEACHAM,
, TUtSDAV, JUt.Y 23, lSe'J.
! IOPKINSVIUL., KENTUCKY.
A live i.d (nxticg Ik of s,wo Inliabitante,
Stitialbiltnaeoiinljol s'i.OOO. 'Ibt LaulafUl
suil Naslivllls Ins to l.nei of railroad In
ma oounly. Too laru lobsuu growls
ountluthe world. Whdat.oora, kat ooaj
)lvmook ir.d frulu produced for axport la
'wye ii'anlttles. Tha ollj kea four banka
with an eininigaM oapttal ounu.ora. A plan
InsiriU and wagon factor;, Ibroe oarrlaga
facbiriua, lima faotorr, tobacoo luaiiutaotory,
tvt ioiiii'lriea, throe I rlcsyHrd, broom fao
ory. suam laundry, loa faolory, to large
louring milUlu tlio oily and several In tkc
oounly. 8,IonJM ilrlrlng par ami lino opora
ho oho. yive turnpikes cuiiU-ring la llonllns
TlUa. building and Loan Association, t'om
uoroial Oluli, a lelrnbone excliaiiire. numbered
streutaand houses anil oily lighted by gaa.
kfacadamisudtitroouian't brluk slilowalss all
over tha olty. Klcren cLuiches, two oollogeai
a high aohool and tbo lines! system of publlo
schools, wblto andoulureti, In tlio State. Weil
ern Kenlurkj l.unslio Asylum with a popula
tion of WO, two inlliia east of tho city, A $100,
OOJ oourt bouao with town clock in the dome.
a Una lire department and a oompany of State
Uuards. I.ltllo Klvcr furnkiboa an adequate
imply of water fur all purpoeee Ileal estate
I jw and rents cheap. Flue opening for woolen
mill, pork packing establishment, fruit can
nen. tanvard nnd many othor enterprises.
climate mild and invigorating and eioecd-
Initly healthful.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Fit Stato Treasurer,
ti ti'HKX Ci. Sua bp,
of Fayetto.
For Itupresontative,
(No cauiliilato.)
For Coroner,
)u. J no. L. Dulin,
uf llopklusvillo.
For Conrtitiilfoiial Convention,
Ym.
THE CRAFT.
Tlio (Jatlttlti-hui'if Leader ha ca ed
in Ictii ami lu plant will ! ! n
dor the hammer to-tlay.
Neol Glenu, of Hie MailiMiuville
Hustler, who ja only liuon iiiarrluil
about teu day, li nlineily pill
llog audi paragraph an this ill Ilia
nanor: "Ills said that pspul- rlotli-
Ing nlll toon bo fashion. A f nil will
oo-.t but Utile and will last quite
weU."
Tbe Park City Timet prints a hair-
column editorial an "The llainlsonio
Man." No ono who knows John
(Jainua would ever mialaka the ar
tie'e for an aulobingrapliii'al skolrh.
The llonduraoii 2few n'fusi'd to
publish anything about Ihu Sullivan
Kilrain fight, and finds fault with all
other newspapers that took It up.
Logan Curd has leased the Murray
Newt to W."0. Wear.
V. 1. Campboll, tho pale and
youthful bloudo who rrprcsuutr-il the
Ma) svillo Democrat at Owrimboro,
has secured an appoiuiiuo.it to the
U. 8. Naval Academy and has sold
his paper to W'iii. Havens.
Tho Iiuisollvlllo Ledger has fol
lowed the example of the Now York
Suit aud provided Itself with au of
fice eat
The Legislative Race.
Km 11. II. (lark, llio Iti piibllraii
ii in i.ico fur Ucpi'U'onutivc, win
have no opposition limn any suiirrv.
Medxrs Coddle, liicliui.Uou and (iui
roit have all deeliuetl and tleru will
bo no Democrat put Into tho Hold bo
loio Hie fhollon, which H'aupires
luvs than two weeks hence. This
being settled and Ihcre being no
doubt as to who will be our next
Ki'prcaentallvp, tho Kkniuckian lias
a word or two to say about Mr,
Clark. For somo years ho has boon
h jusiiuo of llio peaco In the Uain
brldi(n and llellvview dlKlrlct and
Willi Ibis exception has never held
ollluo. Ho belongs to the moat ro
xp.'clable element of his party and In
a citiy.nn of mural worth and solid
character. Ho was not a candidate,
Mrs John A.
from Europe.
Logan has returned
Sonalor Blackburn is said lo lie
uucasv about his ro-clection. He has
cause to be.
John P. Morton the veteran book
seller of Louisville, died Friday, aged
82 years.
Tbe President in ado about twenty
appointments Satuiday, mostly con
auls aud collectors.
Ohio, New York, Virginia, Massa
chuaotts, Mississippi and Kentucky
all hold State elections this year.
Pearco & ltyau, the wliulerilo liquor
dealers of Nashville, failed Ftiilay for
$103,000. Assets In accounts i:W
000.
links Harrison, who is now lu
England, afforded tho Queen an op
portuuity to diue with him one day
last week.
The Lebanon Standard editorially
brings out Ev Gov. Proctor Knott as
.1 candidate for senator. This thing
is setting really interesting. Next!
Tho National Editorial Convention
will meet in Detroit Aug. 27, and
continue four days. Thirty states
will be represented and 300 editors
will attend.
Annie and Martha Young, two
while girls aged respectively 1H and
20 years, vrru sentenced to a year in
tho penitentiary, at rlucali, the
other day fur siealiuir.
W. G. Montgomery was tried at
Frai.kforl last week for the third
lime for killing his sweetheart, Mi
lone Kitson, and was given 10 ) ears
l'i the pcniiciitiary.
Ilyppolito is suroly and steadily
pressing Legitime lo tlio wall, in the'
Haytlon revolution, and it is only a
question of lime when the rebel lead
er will hare control of the govern
ment.
The threcElizibethtown editors who
were arrested for publishing incen
diary articlfP, have beeu released,
' llit ugh tho magistrate whotriid
Duncan and Storall held tliciu to b
guilt).
A salt trust has been formed with
a capital slock eh veil millions. One
hundred and thirty companies are
in lu The live-stock interests of the
country demand that this trust should
be licked. i
A young couplo who wtrn sepa
rated and swept away hy tho Johns
town flood, after having dressed for
their wedding on May III, were mar
ried last week, boili having fortu
uutcly linen reseueil.
E. D. Ilogan, the aeronaut, who
m ulo a rcrcut ascent to try the newly
invented air ship, has not yet turned
up and it is believed ho came down
at a -a and was drow ncd.
Tho Mayllcld Democrat Is still
writing a Unit the lala prir.o fl;jlii
and gives H lines to the subject in its
last losue, while tho convention of
Christian workors at Crittenden
Bprings is given but lliroo lines.
Kclying upon those ablo allies,
Apathy aud Lethargy, who aio ex
pected to keep Democrats at homo,
the Kepuhlicans are now claiming
that they are going to elect their
man Colson.
"A Graduate of Paris" is tho title
uf Kentucky's Ileury T. Stanton's
latest hook. It contains ICO pages
ana nan no not already read It we
would have risked giving it a lictrty
endorsement, well knowing tho abili
ty hi' tbe gifted genius who coucelved
aud wrote it, yet we must say that a
perusal of it s si agreeably surprised
us. No one who appreciates extra
. fine stories, devoid of slush, and writ
ten lu the purest English, should fai
to procure a copy of "A Graduate ,ol
Paris." W.U. Morrison, Washing
ton, D, C , publisher. Price 25 cents
Kentucky Fairs.
Fairs 'will be held in Kentucky at
the following times and places :
Harrodsburg, July :i0ih, four da)
Danville, August U.h, four days.
Richmond, August Llth, five day
Kbarpsburg, Aug. 13lh, four day
Lexington, AogtiBl 27th, livo day
Msysville, August 10th. four day
Columbia, August 20ih, four day
Liwrciiecliurg, August 20ih, four
day a.
Shelby villi', Augiint 27lh, lour day s.
Paris, September 3d, Ave days.
Ilaidi-lown, September 3l, foil
ilay s.
Cynthlana, Septeriilier 10th, foil
dvs.
Eminence, September JSth, fou
das.
Glssgow, October 2J, four da) s.
llupkiusville, October fop
lay s.
The Race for Treasurer.
R.-publican campaign speakers are
harping upou tho Tato defalcation
from evory stump lu tho Stale and
are determined to hold tho IVmo
rjtic party responsible for the faults
of a thief who was dclocted and ex
posed by his own party. Biuco the
Kepublicanr, however, are forcing
this issue, tho Democratic State
Committee has issued the following
circular;
BirUBLlCAN DEFAULTERS.
Hon. E. C. Falrcblld, Secretary of
the United States Treasury, in re-
ponsetoa resolution of the House
of Representatives, reported ibatlli-
pub'icau officials, had, from 1300 to
Wl, defaulted Tor the enormous sum
of (11,408,000.77. Below are a few
cases cullod from tho report:
Arthur Guisol, Assistant Treasur
er at New Orleans, L , defaulted lor
tonl,2l2 07.
F. E. Spinner, United Slates Trcas-
ror, :W9,TG7.4U.
A. J. Auxls, Marshal District nl
Kentucky, 140,515.00. .
G N. Carlton, designated deposi
tory at Little ltock, Ark., 223,(i71.7
1'. U. Snydor, Treasurer Uraueli
Mint, San Francisco, Cat., 1152,327 03
Joshua F, Italic)', Collector Liter
al Revenue, Fourth District of New
York, $204,203 00.
Louis II Collins, Collector Inter-
al Revenue, Third Louisiana Dis
trict, 073,8Cl 70.
U C. Saundors, t'jlloctor ot Cus
toms, San Francisco, Cat., t()2,25(i)42.
R M. Kelly, Pension Agent tor
Kentucky, about $02,000, which was
iiiitdu up aud paid by his friends. .
lu 1859 Benjamin D. Peck, State
reasurcr of Maine, defaulted for
about $40,000. His securities sot
tlcd with the Stato through a com
mittee of tlio Legislature, of which
am:s. G. Blaluo was chairman, for
37,000. Thocaso is fully reported
in tho roports of the Supremo Court
of Maine. The Republican Secretary
of Stato of Oregon, embezzled $20,000
f the State's money, in 1870. Thus
it will bo seen that our pious Repub
lican friends are pretty handy with
heir fingers when they got thoin
uto tho public treasury. Tbo lie-
publicans or Maine etcined to be
proud of their dishonest Treasurer,
ir they Increased their majority in
the very next Slate elcctiou.
Deafness Can't be Cured
by local application, as lliov csnnoi
roach the diseased portion of the car
hero is only one Kay to euro doaf
nets, aud that is liv constitutional
euiedics, Donfncss is caused bv an
iillamed condition of the mucus Ho
of I ho Euta ihian Tube. When
bis lube gets iulliuiiod you have
umbling lound or Imperfect hear
iii.', and when it is entirely closed.
)etfncss is tho result, and unless the
nlUmiiiation can. bo taken uulandthi
HI bo restored to lis normal condition,
Hearing will bo destroyed rorever ;
uino cases out of ton are caused
hy catarrh, which la nothing
but an Inllamed condition of the mu
cus surfaces.
' Wo will givo One Huudrcd Dollars
ror any ease or Dearuess, (caused by
catarrh,) that we cannot cure by
taking Hall's Catarrh Curo. Send
for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O
but his party lesders had beeu laugh
u fuw rather severe lessons in tbo
past and lu casting about for a man
who would satisfy the people, rather
than tho cliques and bosses, E-q
Clai k was found aud brought out as
ajnau possessing tho necessary re
quirements, lie is a moral man, a
sober man, who votca against liquor
whenever ho gets a chancy, goes to
church on Suuday and refuses to Ki
down to the customary methods of
electioneering by patronizing saloons,
All of these things, it may be
added, do not please some of Ills
own parly associates, but they suit
the people and bare made him strong
with decent meu everywhere, regard
leas uf party affiliations. Having
forced the dominant party to nonii
nate a good man, the Democrats have
accomplished about all they would
have done by electing one of theirow n
men aud the Kcntuckian congralu
lates Christian county upon the pros
peats she has of being creditably rep-
resonttcd In tho next legMatiuo.
E-q Clark is a staunch ltepuhl can,
but he is not a blatant Darlisau of the
rahtankeroua type.
Ho will receive many complimenta
ry votes fiom Democrats and will go In
Frankfort as thn representative of tliu
whole people Tho K kntuikian feels
coi'lhlont bo will appreciate tbe
added importance of his position aud
will cousider himself the chosen guar
stiau of the hilerests of a constituency
uot limited to his own party rauks,
D. Howard Smith, Francis Held-
bar, E. A. Graves, Geo. W. Nor-
ton, and Juo, P. Morion, fire of
Louisville's most prominent cil'zeus
died last week. Tbe last named
was a brother of tbe 1'rosidout of tiie
L. & N. Railroad Company, and one
of the wealthiest meu lu the Stato.
The Columbia Herald say s Colson,
the Republican candidate, was too
young to be iu the army, but he re
mained at home and "sheltered aud
fed soldiers of tho Union aud guided
them to places of safety in time of
danger." As Col sou claims lo have
been born iu 1802, he must have "fed1
soldiers by sharing his milk holl o
with Ibcui and ''guided" tlioui by the
renglh of his lungs.
Morgan's Mcn.T
It V proposed lo hold, i at Wlil-
i,i Hi 1 1 , a reunion ul ihe nierubeis -t
Mn'igaii'A r C'avslijr w hoV tt-em m
pi nunc, 1 iu Ohio or I'tllli") Ivsuia,
i ml II, u following luvitatiou has beoii
i imiciI :
W'im-iikstbh, Kv Dear Cum
jMrto-: You are cmdlally invited to
incut In Winchester, Clalk county,
Ky, on Ihu ht of August, 1889, I lie
survivors nf Gen. Morgan's command
vrun, during the late war, wora con
fined in Ihe pcnUonllarlca of Ohio
mid Pennsylvania. Tho Confederal!!
hnldioris and other ell i 'ns of our
tmvii and - county I on
in this , invitation, and will
help lo iiiak you our lion
oreil guest. Wo will writo lo all
whoso address wo can get. Say In
any comrade iu confinement who
does not hear directly from u, that
ho is wauled. "
Answer at once and say that you
will come, that wo mayhavoquar
tors ready for you. Start so as lo
reach here on the 31st of July, Ihsl
you may begin Ihe day wilhtisnn
the 1st of August. Very truly yours,
J. T. Tuck eh,
B A. Tbacy,
J. L Wiiem.eh,
L. Hathaway,
J. H. Cmoxton,
Committee.
S
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S 1 Suit Sale
A GREAT SUCCESS.
WATCH THIS SPACE
TOBACCO NEWS.
Sales by Hfineiok. Ilallnms t Cn .
Clarksvil e, Teuu , for two weeks.
ending July 47, of Kit) hbds.
l.v.l hints, good and flue leaf. $7 00
IO H ISJ
Mi bhda. low and medium leaf.
:i a to li 'JO. -
105 hbds. low a lit flue luus. (1 25
io a j io.
VERY SUQHT CLEWS.
The Ladles Delighted.
The pleasant effect, and Ihe Perfect
safety, witn which ladies may use
the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of
igs, uudur all conditions make it
their favorite remedy. It is DieasinK
to the eye aud to the laste, gentle, yei
Utctual In acting on tbe kidneys,
ver ami oowcis.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly For
August 1889.
Tao completion and dedication of
ie nalioiiai inonuni-iiit lu Ibe fore
ithers, at l'i; mouth, Mass., tho e r-
ner-stouo of whic.i was Kid Unity
years ago.givoa timeliness to (he we.l-
wrltten au 1 beautifully illustrated ar
ticle on "Tho Pilgrim Fathors" which
loads oil" this number of Frank Les
lie's Populsr Mouthly. Arthur V.
Abbot Literoitiiigly describes the no w
cantilever bridge over tho Hudson
Illvor at Poughkoopsle. N. Y. '-Tho
Military Koad of the Caucasus," by P.
Popotf gives a picturoscquo ae-
count of this marvelous highway of
Russia s Asian cotiqtiests. Ensign
Wilkinson, of tho Aavy, gives a val
able aud authoritative account of
The United States llydrugrsphicOl'
iu Evolution Us Aims and Its
Achieveruens." Other illustrated
articles are: "An Old French City"
(Bourgcs); "In the Acadian Liud";
Turoune," Ljilis X IV.'a gicjt gener
is, elu, 'ibe short sto-
lllintratod poems, mis
collaueoiis essays, etc , are up lo the
rst-class standard, ami the now lit
erary department bogun in (his nuiii-
Ujr promisos to he a valuabn foaturo.
Tho Kanawha rivor ovorllowed it
iho narrow valley at Parkcrslnirg,
W. Va., aud tho Johnstown disaster
Was repeated on a small scale last
week. Sixteen persons wero drowned
and $500,0'v'0 worth of property do
slroycd. On Sunday a canal dam
in tne iiocxing vauoy, uulo, gave
way aud flwded the
miles.' No lives were
though much railway-
property was destroyed,
for 20
ported lost,
other
optintry
A Liberal Proposition.
l Ini-ksrlllo 1'rnrcis.j '
Hnpkiusvlllo is makiuif an effort lo
establish a gymnasium for tlio boys
nd it Is said that Iho girls of that
vlllago aro heartily in favor of tho
move, so inucn so that iheyagrie
get up au en tel'lal n innnl, ice cream
supper, just anything lo help raise
tho monoy. The girls over I hero arc
quoted assaying that llio llopklns-
llu boys "hav'ut slrongth enough
in their arms to hell) a girl over a
stream." Bhaino on such boys I
Clsrksvlllo boys nevor fall lo I'tn
brsce an opportunity, -so (f the Hop
tiwn girls will only wire us at any
moment wo agree to come and pay
tho faro both ways.
AVo havo upon our table that most
complete work for tho ladios of evory
household, Godey's Lady's Book, for
August, 1880. It is always loo full
of good things for any paper to men
tion or even givo a brief on til no of
hem all. A charming frontispiece
greets Iho eyo upon opening the
book ; bestdos a handsome colorod
fasltluu plale, colored work designs,
and black fashion plato". The read
ing matter Is always of the purest.
This magizlne Is ono of the host,
and should bo in every family. Ad
dress Godey's Lilly's Book, Philadel
phia, Pa.
aw Tom Marshall One Upon a Tlaas Dt)
SMtcd a Worgtar.
"Tom" Marshall was at one time tha
favorite hero of the bar in Kontuoky
His acumen, his wit. his magnotlo
powter over a jury, whothur he hap
pened to be drunk or sober, gavo rise
to numberless anecdotes about him.
One of the least known Is tha follow-
lng:
Marshall, nftor a prolonged holiday,
found himself in little inland town.
the eeutor of an admiring eirole of
newly-modo friends who woro Ignorant
of hie real position or occupation.
lblol among theso was a young den
tist, a hurtl-worklng, frugal follow.
who, by dint of strict economy, had
suved a few hundred dollars. He was
snout to bo tnarriod, .had bought a
snug litllo house, and -withdrew his
money ono duy from the bank to pay
ior tu . , ... . ' . . t
The burgaia was to be completod on
the following day. Ho carried the
money to his chamber, a small room
back of his shop, aud. locking up the
roll of bills iu his secretary, went to
oca.
About midnight ho was wukoned by
the flash of a dark lantern in his moo.
lie sprnnp; up. A man was climbing
out of the open window. His desk
was open and rifled. I to rushed upon
the thlof, who flrcd nt him twice and
esonpod. - The poor dentist, on tho ove
of his wedding-day, was loft dangor
ously wounded and iionuilcss.
lbo couuty was eourchod for traces
of tho thief, but In vidn. Marshall
took a keen interest in the mutter.
Questioned tho policemen closely, and
when thoy gnve up in despair, asked
jiermlsslon to visit tbo dontlsf s rooms.
After a close Boarch, he found upon
the floor a smull1 pollot -of burood
paper, which ho carried homo. It
the wadding out of the thiol's . pistol.
When examined. It proved to be half
of a receipt for. wntur-tux, signod by
John Jones, town clork.
Tho dale was entire, but the name
of tho man paying his tax wa torn off.
oxeopting two lottors, l'o . Mar
shall nt ouco Boarchod the rooords of
the town olorkf and found on tho given
date Potor Scott had paid his water
tax. Peter was arrested,, and the
money was found in his iwssesslon. 1 !
Marshall soon attar loft tho vlllago,
followed by tlio blosslngs of tha grate
ful dentist and his bride. Long after
ward thoy dlscovorod that tholr friend
was tho famous cccontrio luwyer of
ivoiiiucicy. r .'.... '
Another story which lingers In the
jrosslp about the courts iu the Bnmo
State is of an old luwyer named Hunt,
who, in tuo early part of this century.
was known as "tne sleuth-hound, bo
unerring was his pursuit of a criminal
On ono occasion her was employed to
defend a poor colorod portor hi a bank,
accused of robbing the vaults after the
cashier was gagged and tied. ,
Ihe . circumstantial evidence was
complete against tho nogro. but Hunt
was convinced of his innocence. ' The
j thief, too, hod dropped a bit of cloth
,uil uiu iiuur, itppuroiibijr wio Mjru lining
;ot a bat, about which Hunt's keen
iscent detootod a faint, peculiar per
fume. I . 1 .
: "Tho man who wora this Is a tan
ner," ho said to a detective. : i
There was but ono tannory wlthta
forty ratios. One of the ownors was a
dissipated young . man. He was
watched, and was soon detected la
passing some of tlio stolon monoy.
Being arrested, ho confessed IiIb guilt,
and Hunt's client was saved.
The oln saying, . "Murder will out,"
Is true only when somo intelloct 1
acute onough to gathor tho proof of
guilt from trifles which other mon log
lect. Youth's Compaulon.
For A
M.
Greater
FRANKEL'S
ain Sale!
SONS.
The mysterious "Jack the Ripper"
turned up in London again Ihe other I
night and cut the throat of his eighih I
victim. He escaped and wioio the!
polico that he had seveu moro to kill
before ho surrendered,
Tho residence of Mr. J. W.Boalcy,
in tho Montgomery distrinl, lognlt.cr
Willi nearly all of his household and
kitchen furniture, was c.uniioie l by
lire last Monday night. Mr. Ilessley
discovered the lira about midnight
oeii ino rooi ot ins Kitchen was I
falling in. It is HipMod tn have I
caught from a tlofrclivet flue, llisl
hiss is estimated lo be about 1,500.
insurance about $1,000. Cadis 'J'tle
ilwne -
fiTp1 Combines llie juice of llis Blue Figs of
flfjlf PPf Tlek. Cs"1""1'1! so laxaiive and nutritions)
i AllX'1' A-sHj with the medicinal virtues of plaint
hjy " J known lo be most, beneficial ,to tha
Uh ix!?Vj? hum oi ivitem. forming ihe ONLY IJER-
'Ow-X " piomptly on lbs
SAMOracruaaDgHLV av thb
The fifth lia'l of tho series to b -
siven Iiy4ho liraeey Club, will be
given at dracey to morrow evening.
O iod inusio will be eiivaged aud a
pleasant time is pn inlsed.
KIDNEYS, LITER AND BOWELS
AKD TO
Cleanse its System Effectually,
SO THAT
PURE BLOOD,
REFHESHINQ SLEEP, '
HEALTH and STRENGTH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., ""t '" Eery on. u .ring n
Sam FsAitcuco. Cau ni 'Rl "ith it- Ask youi
I omiruAi. NiYou,N.Y. Hnif2fct forSVkU- OF FIGS.
First national Bank.
OF HOPKINSVILLE. KY.
ss'e-i,ooo.
UIOI'KINSVILl.E,
3Z0. C. LONO, Fresidsnt.
W. A LOWET, 71oe-7rsiiont.
TH03. W, LONO, Cashier,
BAILZ7B0SSZLL, Sock Zoopor,
. n. CRKMBATJOH,
O. F. JARKKTT,
W. lu XUOMrSUH,
II KO. C. lIIU,
r. r. aivrs,
R. W. IIOWSTER,
w a. iowkv
JIII1N MHA Yl IN,
j. r. ruottaK.
BAAILN8 IN ILL ITS BBiNCBEl DOUBLE SECCBITT TO DEPOSITOSI
T-ltf.
Bethel Female Col to e la likely to
I have a larger patronasa than for
years. President Rust returned from
the National Teachers' As iciatloii
Friday and has arranged for an lu
0 esse in tho number and power
his fscully. However so long as l)r
Bust is at Ihe bead of the imtilntioi
no fears need be entertained aboii
Iths iqulpmcu's.
The Little Rivor Bsptit Asocla
tion will convono at Princeton on
August 14 The iicssenis will
hospitably entertained by the o
pie In their Iioiiick. The raCrool
will nivo the customary low rates t
all who allend.
:er. John Anderson, of Teniiesm e,
a relative of Mr. Dallon's family,
this city, preached two vory fine ter
mons at tho I)pust church Bundar
HI- subject as 'Hopo" si the moru-
ing service and his discourse wa
listened lo with markc-l attention ly
a Isrge congregation.
all others.
value
Common Sense
In the treatment uf iliclit aJ!tncntJ
would Suva it vujtt ftmmuit of sicknettt
ami iii.fflry. Cue of Ayers rilla. takun
Iter ditiner.wil) MUt Liigtation ; taken
at niiflit, will rttltova Consttpailon
taken at any liuie, will correct Irrrgu
larltioH of the Stomach and Bowel,
Unmlatfl tho Liver, and cure Btck
Hcadachfl. Aynr'n Pilla. as all know
who una tlim, are a mild cathartic,
pleanant to take, and alwaya prompt
and aatUfactory in their reiiulta.
I ran recommend Ayer'i l'llls above
r, Having long proveu tueir
.
Cathartic
for ynyalf ami fuiully." J. T. TTcai,
Lltlmville, 1'a.
" Ayer'a PilU harn been In uas In my
family upwards uf twenty yvarn, and
have completely vended all that i
claimiHl fur thein." Xhouiaa if. Adauia.
Buu Diego, Texu.
' I have used Ayer'a Pills In my fami
ly for loven or eitflit yean, whenever
I havo an attac k of heatlaelie, to whluh I
am very anhjuet, 1 tak a (lunn of Ayor'i
Pflla and am alwaya promptly relieved.
I And them equally beiienclaf in coldn :
and, In my family, they aro used for
buluua coiiiplaiiita and other dlaturb-
anreH with mieli good effect that we raro-'
lv, If over, have to call a physician."
n. Voulliemo, Hotul Voullieine. Sara
toga Spriuga, N. V. , , .
Ayer s Pills,
rnariBSO av - .
Or. l. C Aysr It Co., Lowsll, Matt,
. BoU by all Scaltn In Medicine. , ,
mm
For ' run-down," .l. wiiiiiicd mid ovirworkoil
the ixi of nil r-ttt'inilivo itniu p. It is a potent
Plieelllo for nil thvc rhtftiiiit U'oakntwes and
Itiseaais peiuliar to Women: powerful, gen
eral m well as uterine, tnnle nnd nervine. It
Impart, vlror nnd ntn-ittftb to llio whole sytitem.
liprompriyr-s.-a wiinhnt-ftisn, titniiiiicii.nnustia,
lnulirtwtlon. lutlnjr.wriitr. ImeW. iiervoitH prf.
UKiiun, nenmty nnn , in eiiiierseT.
WlRRlHTED.
It ll eiirufullr cniiiiMstiiiiliil liv tin rxiM-i-ienoed
phyilcinn, and adiipteil to wounin's dellmte
ortninlzatltin. Ptitvlr vrRtdsMe and pcrfooUy
nHruiH-fw in any cun'imon or mo p.siem.
-rnvoriio irearripi
llou" it the only mrdkine
for women. Mtltl ttv drturirtpfa.
under a uonlilva lutr.
aniee of satisfavti'i'i in every mie. or iirtce
reiun'ieti. this cniinuifeo nnn itam
nrlnted on the lnttle-wnii.nir. ami ruiUiruliv
earrioil out f"r many veai-f.
For hirfr llluntniti-d Trent ino on HImust nt
Women (UK) pnires, wtlh lull directions for
hoine-treatinnt). send ten renin In Ktttriiits.
AddreML WOltl.tt'M IllKPKKfIA UY rtlHIliniL
AswocutTiOH, tkia Main titruet, UuiTaio, N, If.
GALT HOUSE,
' " tocisriLr.si, asairrucKT,
fa Liristd fc'.i E:til htii Citj,
2atea-42 50 to' $1 Far Daj ao
cording to Booms.
Tvaaisa asn Isvssias Bstbi is trs llngsa.
4 Year Did Whisky: S 2 a Qalloa,
SEND ORDERS TO
Kraver & Harris,
KENTUCKY
,4 Year Old
WHISKY-$2.00
Tim l,.inwin liran.U k-l: flaslnn (Vraalf aa-l
R W. il'ifsliam'a I'rorlns.; Hill Wlastaail'a Silk
Vrlml: It'tlrrtsiia rtmntr CV4-a Hhlafcy; Anilarwas
lluaalr Wlil.kr; d'alla lorn Kkskn Mink llrsla
hour statu t'ulonCoialr VVk'skf aail Tnaanssa Wkla.
lies. , ,
(ioht DiFreaENT aiNot or WINta. '
t.
RANPict,
6l'KCIALTIE3t
"PCM ANO IIONtY." 1
RVC," ANO OIN "
Ptr Gallon.
N ft E irlw !',,.(, mm,.
kjt Orilcr or Cash with our
or nor.
PRICES FROM $!'50 TQ
$4 PER GALLON,
WITH JUGS
FREE. '
It. II.AHKIINATUY.
Abernathy & Long,
TONSORIAL PARLOR,
OVER MOOSER 4 BALLARD .
aharlnr. ' F,hamiaviii. Umir Cnttlnf ami
nrMatiir, and all wtrrk in tho ltnaextcuu d in
the oust or Atyifi, ,V"tt nieacar.
Apr. roin, -ttv. j, likhkh,
IBM
aatstiWsitWili ttiii aUaii. ShWi .Us
we, the nndarstKnorl offlenra of
Cahlweil C'ountv. Kr.. csrtifv that a
niinnwr or individual, both white
and black-, living la i'rinceton aud
Cahlweil County, Ky., were aufTurers
iroin ctyphllis lit Us varlmis slaves,
and are now In perfoot hoalth, having
iHHin cunni ny riwri Komedy.
iv. o. liArtinurii.
Jtiilira 'Jalil wll Countr Court.
juiim it- WTLIK,
Olcrk CsIiIwhII Circuit Court.
r HANK A. rASTEUIl.
Chirk Caldwell Cimntv Court.
It. It I'ICKKKIN'i, i
' " Hberill Cahlweil fjounty.
m. roou
: Jailor Caldwull Cnuntv.
L. U I1AKE1L . .
Asscsfor Cahlweil Coiiiity.
From ono to Hirer bottles will rate
any case of (tlwt., For-rg's Iti-mmly Is
purely voffetame, contains no mercn
ry. One weeks trial will convince vou
of lis morits. Ask yonr rim feint for
roore s itomwtv. 1'rioo it a bottle.
proparcd by 1'hU Foerg, 1'rinooton,
ay. ... , . -4-iy
ANNOUNCEMENT.
EepuMloan Candidate for
RoprsBontatlvo
' Of Christian County,
Election Aug. 5th, '8).
I hsva onanad sn nmnlovmAnt strnnftv nn Tih
fttnwt. (iHlnaoTur Brant k Thptps. Httaifioni
(und and balp ieonrod. , R.M.LANUKJt,
TO ADVERTISERS
list of loot) nflwupupcrs dlrtdad Into
Tfl ANh sKCl'lUMawlll ba sent on an.
plication-V KICK. . . , "
To tkosa who want their advurtlilnr tn n
Wt can otrr no ootter inndlura for thnrnnirl.
ami effective work than ttid various sections
u( our aIit laural i.ipt. j
uxo, r, KUWEixaon,, '
.. Mewspstier AdvertiHhift lluraan. 1
10 apruco street, Nuw tork.
TOBAEOOJIMIISE!
,. . i ..'... 4.
v3 aCaAII consi(tHmenU of Tobaoco'vlll jclVeorir crotal tttontlon
both In Sampling aud BoMo. Rooms s Btiblus for Drivers aud Tearoa.
' l-4'iaj-Snl
uu'-i j.iu.i ,
THE filtKAT 8CMM1.K AM) WIXTEit'lilWOltr.
DAWSON TSPEINR. 1
ARCADIA . HOUSE!
s
Pailacsk. ky.
PAWSO.V. HOriCINd CO., KY.
THE AllOADIA HOTTDS
Ii . : , .. - oP"r ! rnirrlslnliia s nnu, Tha owirn of the
anufa.l.inHli uia,riii.. '.-. si,kli tlrciilar.. khapi.lf lo ' H
n.i iiii.i r.i 1 N. M. 1IOLEM AW CO .
inoe. Marfrir uui-itikrruits.
Home Monument WorkS !
. HALL & JOHNSON, :
D-AI.RI11 IH- ""
ranits I Mis Monuments.
sgvtg iUajsaiaiti aaa MJZsi'i'lA.!-k
We will duplicate any Monument nut un
ill. TTnnhin n7 i f'h. .4!,.-., " J-. t.'. t..
.i.,.v,.ui,,M,v vi KJIII ViiblULIU HULbfli II lilt tLtl II
foreign, marble dealer and ', .
Discount the Price from 1 0 to 25 per Cent
.! '.. ' . we Mean what wk say.. - ' t"
KEEP VOUIt M0AEY AT HOME.
- YOU MAY GET SOME OF IT BACK.' I $ '.
1 r ; HALL & JOHNSON;
HW-OfUi-o and Works Virginia Street, twtwwaaib anil lh.- "
L. GAUOHAT, ;
' . . i ' s .. STT til IVTtT IVf arn
u , . , , -
LARGE STOCK;
PRICES LOW.
a Specialty.
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