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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 22, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 22, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895112201_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 22, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. If i IT IHSn I 1HH HH 1H M K H IV B B HK B A II BOYS Aj HOKINSVILLEKYo Fltf D A Yf NOVEMBER OEEAMiOF NEWS W 22 1895 NINE STOKES BURNED BLOCK OF BUILDINGS JN MADISON VILLE DESTROYED 81 ATRIAJ 85 ONI aLV 7 A New Colioftsni Cavern IF IT IS NEW AND TRUETHIS COLUMN HAS IT tw r SCHOOL SUITS m Wa liflve closed out a lot of Boys Knee Pants Suits from a large manu ¬ Will Not Hauc Joo Walker Shot Clianao of TImo Cord By Wheel to Atlanta Hog Killing Wcathcr The Election Dec 27 More Big Meetings Joo Walker Shot In the Thigh Joseph Walker of Stewart county Tenn became envolved in a difficulty facturer at Sacrifice tih- and they will be put on r J H e nil v i WEDNESDAY NOV 20th AT 200 A SUIT SIZES 5 TO 1 5 YEARS w They are worth at least a They are dollar more made double breasted double seats double knees with elastic waist bands and all buttons riveted on They were made to stand the wear and tear of school boys and you know what that means a 31 u vJ t erty without - haying pajd his dues The proprietor of the house refused to give up the gun and a Bcufflo en- ¬ sued Town Marshal W T Brame happened along just in time to pre vent what night have beon a tragedy and demanded peace Walker itn mediately turned upon the Marshal and seizing him threw him with great violence against the wall of the store room Walker then ran and as the Marshal recovered himself he fired at him The ball took effect in the thigh and ranging around lodged near the knee Walker weakened by his loss of blood soon fell and was taken into custody Later along he was carried to his home in Long Hollow Walker is considered a very dangerous man At last accounts the flow of blood had not been entirely stopped and he may die of his wounds Would Hare Huns To Dny Frankfort Ky Nov- - 20 Gov at Lafayette last Saturday night and as a result ho will bo unable to get about for some time It seems that he went to the town very dry and wanted liquor Ee pawned his gun for the necessary fire water and went out on the town for an hour or more Qri returning to the saloon he demandedthe release of his prop¬ x V4ffiy u t J Wjljr j tl Co K ii i t0i is Jog county Brown this afternoon commuted to life imprisonment the sentence of Columbus Phelps who was to hang at Bowliug Green next Friday Phelps killed his half brother Henry Phelps to prevent him from testifying against Phelps who was under arrest for horse stealing Columbus Phelps whose neck is thus barely saved is fifty eight years of age while his victim was thirty seven The petition asking for the commutation of Phelps sentence to life- - imprisonment was signed by many reputable citizens of Warren No Brownsville Ky Nov 17 The Collossal Cavern recently discovered in Edmondson county is an interest ¬ ing revival of the famous Mammoth cave if indeed it really does not surpass Mammoth in points of inter est and magnificent scenery This cavern sofar as known was first entered by Pike Chapman Aug 15 1895 Dr L W Hazen of Bowling Green is the principle owner and manager of the property The en- ¬ trance or opening to this cave is two and one half miles east of Mammoth and nine miles from Cave City A stream Bupposed to be1 the head wat- ¬ ers of Echo river flows through the cave and a number of springs are found Nimes havo been given the principal avenues domes etc as fol- ¬ lows Grape avenue Bridge of Sighs Piano perfect in form that emits a musical sound Angels Rest Old Man and His Darlings Jeff Rock TriplelDome Cross avenue Colossal Pit 137 feet deep Napoleons Dome and Body Guard Rocky Mountains Large Coffin perfectly formed Phosphate Mountains Elmores Rose JMrs Hazens Rest Fall of Babylon Temple of God 180 feet wide and 400 feet long Seventh avenue Chamber of Diamonds Rock Island Proctors Vineyard Egyptian Arch Underwoods Hall 90x90 feet Pearly Pool Jim Hunts avenue and Stalactite avonue Only temporary arrange aenlB Lave yet been made f r the accommodations of visitors but a largo hotel will bo speedily erected and a restaurant opened within the cave A number of people from almost every section of the United States have been in the cave but to Mrs Jane Bell of Boston falls the honor of having been the first woman to enter the Collossal Cavern Frightful Holler Explosion Vanceburg Ky Nov 17 Twenty miles south of here yesterday after- ¬ noon a boiler at the mill of George W Stamper Jr of this city exploded killing two men and seriously if not fatally injuring several others Cecil Kidwell the ingineor was killed out right his body being carried a distance of 100 yards and horribly mangled Watson Price was also instantly killed John Edwin received fatal injuries and six persons whose names are not yet known were badly scalded Biufre North of the Court House The Jluildlngs Were Old nnd Durned Ilnpldly Logs 8100000 1ar- tlaliy Insured Madisonville Ky Nov 20 A fire raged hero from midnight until 5 this morning and the estimate of tho loss on property occasioned is 100000 on which there is only partial insurance A largo part of the business section is a mass of blackened de briB Tho fire originated in Bailey Cos dry goods and grocery house but just how is not known The stock in this store was insured for 10000 The loss is 13000 J B Leighs grocery store was damaged to the extent of 3000 The insurance is 1700 C H Smiths notion and fancy store was burned The loss is not known There is some insurance Ben Slaytons grocery loss 2000 no insurance Grocer John Harveys loss is between 4000 and 5000 with no in surance Ross Bros vacant store and grocery were burned and their loss will reach 5000 only partially insured Mr Jones private boarding house waB destroyed but the furniture was saved No insurance On C Harrigs boot and shoe store wnicn was burned tnere was no in- ¬ surance Loss not estimated Charley Bourland saddlery and harness loss about 3001 by the fire Edmonds Gbeen Mr S A Ed munds and MiBS Mary Green were married Tuesday afternoon the 19th at tho home of the brides inst parents near the city Rev R S Carter of the Episcopal church per-¬ formed the ceremony After tho marriage the bridal party proceeded to the residence of Mr N B Ed- ¬ munds brother of the groom where a reception was tendered Later in the evening Mr Edmunds and his bride repaired to the Phoenix Hotel where they have taken rooms and board Mr Edmunds is a popular young commercial traveler a representative of the clothing house of Bray Landrum Louisville He has built up a fine business for his firm in the territory assigned him and is ono of the most successful and popular of Hopkinsvilles many clever drum mers Mis bride ib the oldest daughter of Mr Geo V Green Her many lovely traits of character beauty accomplishments and sweet ¬ ness of disposition have made her a general favorite in society The young couple have the best wishes of a host of friends for their future hap piness and prosperity Head Bookner Mr Henry F Head a well known young tobacconist of Henderson and Miss Louisa Buck ner the daughter of Mr E G Buck ner tho banker of Owensboro were married Tuesday night A reception was held at the residence of the brides parents after which the bridal couple left for an extended tour Roper Stamper Mr Jasper Roper and Miss Effie Stamper both of La- ¬ fayette eloped to Weavers Store Tenn and were married one day this week Rev Israel Joiner of Bennetts town who accompanied them on tho happy mission officiating Tho bride is only 14 years of ago MoLendon- - ville will be married on Thanksgiving A special Thanksgiving service will Day Nov 28th to Mr Al G Leudon be held at the Episcopal church on of Waco Tex Special TlianksglvlngServIce NinaPaulineWhittinghilldaugherof Mr John S Whittinghill of Madison Whittinohill Miss South Christian Items Oak Grove Nov 20 Everything J k Boys and Childrens Clothing v iViifvnkr TS Tl r v IM i Interest Yet Shown- Although an election on the question of prohibition has been ordered for Dec 27 in the city precincts at the instance of the whisky men there seems to be no interest yet being taken in the approaching con- ¬ test The Prohibitionists are saying but little about their proposed plan to take a vote all over the county in January and it is liable to be aban- ¬ The excitement following doned the Jones meeting is lapidly sub siding and it is said the wets are now kicking themselves for calling an election that might not have been had otherwise i Beginning at this date in addition to our low priceswe will give witheach suit a handsome silk handkerchief For correct style none can touch us and you know our prices are the lowest Some- - few w tiijt Boys of the big lot ant but go like hot cakes of pants remain Price 50c r ttygUtiic TJndfr war We have received oursecond shipment of HygienfSTJnderwear Think of it Health 1- - We own these goods TJndeTweurfat from nrst nanus 940 p mf and No 1 arrives at 1205 The local freight instead of 1210 now arrives at 1020 a m and leaves at 430 p m instead of 5 oclock The other trains leave the city on the old time Meeting at Oracer Rev L O Spencer closed a meet- ¬ ing of ten days at Gracey Presby ¬ terian church Tuesday night There were nine additfona to the church and a general revival of the membership Mr Spencer i3 the pastor of the church and resides at Princeton Ky He is one of the ablest ministers of his denomination in this end of the State and delivered a series of very earnest and powerful sermons To Atlanta on fTheeli Change of Time Card Some slight changes were made in the 0 V schedule Sunday and the new time card is now in effect Train No 8 which formerly arrived in this city at 10 p m now reaches here at HoUryttiadiei4miss4 f arid1 childrens Hos- et Come see our prices they will doyou good Fin Shos Shdeslyoirknow at old pricesr ine never so large We have a small line of odds and ends we are closing out at l 79 Call and get abargain 4 Four bicycle riders pessd through the city Wednesday en route from St Louis to Atlanta on tandem wheels They were Dave Cobourn Jack Cobourn A P Harding and N P Laning They are making the trip in the interest of a bicycle com pany and are professional wheelmen They expect to reach Atlanta by Sun v Ui The cold weather on Wednesday brought in a ffne thog killing spell Suffice when we tell you everything we and the farmers Have been availing handle in a hat ik made for us Prices themselves of the opportunity to slaughter their hogd iiost of the ower than anyone Sil hogs will be turned into pork this --i i J day night Sluylngr Jhelorkers V mLts i b J Wjekunless the qool wave snouldTend too soon Hon JohnT D Clardy Congress ¬ man for thia distrtet will leave tomorrow for WaBhiagtoa to be pres ¬ ent at the 8Bmblitf oi Cjpfrefw on Deo 2 jr-- i Q Hymn What blessing does our C E Society bring us Response from members Sentence Prayers Asking Gods blessing on all CE Societies Hymn Prayer Asking that each Endeavor er may give as a thank offering a more consecrated life during the Rev King coming year Question Inspired by the thought of Gods goodness what is your purpose for the coming twelve monthsT Answer by singing kneeling Miss Havergals Consecration hymn last week Tako my life and let it be Mr J F Allensworth leaves to day Benediction Rev J W Mitchell for Central Ills where he will be for some time dealingin wheat Mr Austin L Peay of Hopkins Sstb Low hs tuay Mim villewas here onjthe 14th inst for a Seth Low becldM attending to short timo He was on his way to his duties asvpfaeidnt of Columbia Clarksville MrT A Williams who has been college has arlarfre private fortune confined to her bed for some time is to look after is a member of the now able to sit up We hope o see board of rapid transit commissioners her well again soon and is active In reform politics be ¬ Mrs Ed Dabney is slowly improv ing now one oftho chief negotiators ing Mr J W Jones was the first to for a reform tiokoi But he also kill hogs in this vicinity Nov llth finds time to teach a Bible class he killed fifty1 three very fine ones President Low attends Bev Dr Ho also has about as many more Rainsfords church St Georges that are quite pretty that he will and in the parish house of his church feed a while longer he conducts a Bible class whioh is The chorus of this neighborhood is attended by about 60 young men Reckon who will be the next one to Mr Low is simple Informal and un ¬ Marry affected in all he doee whether ho is Misses Mae King and Thei i Har presiding over Columbia college rison of Clarksville have gone home after a short visit to Mrs Claude making a political address or giving away 1000000 and he carries this Carter Uno characteristic into his Bible teach ¬ Rev F T Lathe who haB been for ing some time in charge of the Universa No Doubt About Her Meaning list church left Tuesday night for Cadiz Ind to make his future home Oboer up old man- - A womans During his roside ice in this city for No oftenmew Te yon kow two or three years Mr Lathe made But r atdnt V 1a When many rirdB by his courteous and agreeable mansero and his church J asked bjtvtf aim wwW marry m will And it bird to secure another shew 1 WJS 1 l pastor to popufa Our good wishes Hm 9 go with mj iak kU mw home is exceedingly quiet around here since the election Our politicians have gone to work and seem to be enjoy- ¬ ing life as much since as before the great Republican land slide We are now having a much needed ram wnicn is calculated to bring up the wheat that was recently sown A child of Mr R L Nichols is very ill of typnoia lever Mr Morgan Hopson continuesvery ill Mrs Ned Hatcher of Nashville is visiting Mrs Jesse ONeill Mr Phil H Allensworth will leave in a few days for Atlanta Ga where he will remain for some time visiting the Exposition Several others from around here will go later on they are Messrs Douglas Bell John Garnett Benjamin Williams Witt Barbee and Miss Willie Mai Rives Miss Bertha Barrow of Owensboro Ky who has been visiting Mrs Morgan Hopson recently is now the guest of Miss Nell Fox of Howell Miss Lucy Allensworth has been visiting in Louisville for some time She will return homo soon Severai of our young people attended a magie lantern show at Elmo on the 9th inst They expressed thonsselvea as having been highly en tertained Mr B W Williams and Miss WilU moth Moore visited friends at Elmo next Sunday evening at 6 oclock by Ihe Local Union of Christian Endeav- ¬ or Before the devotional exercises the business will be attended to and it is important that all the members be present A program has been prepared but it is desired that all Endeavorers take some part aside from snging The topic is Praise and Purpose Surely every Endeav orer should como prepared to testify to Gods goodness during the past year and to promise more service in Let everybody come the future The program is as follows Silent prayer Doxology 19 Bible Reading Psalm 116 Rev S Vail Prayer Asking God to make us more grateful for his many blessings Rev W L Nourse Hymn For what blessings are you most grateful Personal testimonies Prayer I hanking God for the privilege of testimony of his goodness 1 RevS NVail young lady still in her teens Casu Crick Mr J C Cash and Miss Onie Crick both of near Crof ton were married Wednesday evon ing The ceremony was performed at the home of the brides parents Cornelius Pool Aaron Cornelius and Miss Minnie Pool both of Bain bridge eloped to Clarksville and were married in the parlors of the Ar¬ lington hotel Mr Chiles Kr Barnes Drane Barnes and Miss Laura Drane both of Clarksville wero wedded Wednes day and left on a bridal tour thiough the South Botd Botd Mr Mark H Boyd and Miss Ida B Boyd both of the Kelly neighborhood were wedded Tuesday evening Mr Tandy Harl and Miss Maggie Steele of Daviess county ended a courtship of fourteen years by getting married last Tuesdav The wedding of Mr A Jones and Miss Sallie Sivley announced last Tuesday will take place Dec 4th instead of Dec 5th Deputy Sheriff Robertson of Muf ray came to the city Tuooday t bring a patient to tue asyium ana staid long enough to mate tho ae- quaintance of a number of our people tookian office which i8 ono oi th principal places of intee t to nil visiting strangers Wo found him to be an intelligentwell infornied young gentleman but like most Democrats not conceal his disgust when the subject of politics waB men- ¬ tioned l Moss Lewis Mr E R Mos and Miss Lewis of the Pee Dee neighbor- ¬ hood were married last Saturday The groom is a prominent farmer about 60 years of age and the bride a 3 She Wai a Whoi6i Spencerville Ohio Nor 18 Mrs Lydia fitters whoso death whs re of yesterday was buried today The interment was to have been made Teuton I ivf but the non arrival of tho socially constructed casket made tho p otponi ment necessary The fuucrul wuh in- ¬ tended by a large concoun e of curi- ¬ ous people who viewed the corpse and yesterday tho residence was thronged all day long It required 10 men to handle tho enormous casket with its iramenso weight four on each side and at the head and foot Mrs Bitterss weight was 397 pounds She was the mother of a family of 14s children 11 of whom are livi g AMobtnrursnlt Asaland Nov 17 Marshall Black colored and Bertie Wooteu a white girl and daughter of u prominent farmer near town eloped to Ohio lasfc night and wore married Blacks brother Jim worked for tho Wooten girls father and he holped his black brother and the girl get away Tho Wooten brothers met Jim coming back from Ohio to day and they nhot him to death The brothers and a are after Marshall Blaok and Eosse be hung when found portedhvthe Enquirer dki m iijMM t1 f I wwiiwm v t iiiiii niwih u yv w r1 r w- 5 v M-- ii CTiMwljiyyn TMI h tw y y- I ft w k u ii tk y kr- rf Jhjf t 4 HOPKINBVILLE KENTUOKIATSr I Al 1 iZ sician Talks THE REMARKABLE STORY AND AFFIDAVIT OF DR LEWIS BLUNDIN AflMetetT with HYPNOTiaDlNYO Nofinbtr yfly i 1895 Kmarkae wtl oif yhm Atji xJtf A 11 l H Lewis D Blundin was born In 41 af arid in now ft rcM1enfc ol UIitfmevilloKimo state die went through the war as private sergeant and hospital wfrteward of Company 0 28tli Pa Volunteers As a result of an attack of typhoid fever in Ga his kidneys beennte affected and this finally developed into Spinal disease which Jasted through his army service In CC he was mustered out1 and entered Jcflfersom Medical College Phlla as a student from which he graduated two years later The remainder of the tdry is best told in his own words One day after I had graduated I was lying on a sofa at my home in Manayunk when I felt a cold Rensation in my lower limbs ns though the blood had suddenly left thenjj When I tried to move them I was horrified at the discovery that I was para- lyzed from my hips to my toes- - The paral ¬ ysis was complete and a pin or a pinch of the flesh caused no pain J could not move r muscle I called in Dr William C Todd of Philadelphia He made an exhaustive examination of my case and announced that my trouble was caused by jnflamma tion of tho spinal cord and that I would likely have another stroke of paralysis I consulted Dr I W Qrbss and Dr Pancoast of Jeflcrson College Philadelphia and Dr Morehouse of Philadelphia with the same ParnlyIs for TwcnVyv Wv Ycr A Ckkt of World LSy 1VJ1 Interest Vom Au Philadelphia Ttmuf 3fidgowater Pa notlsm by suggeatlon oomes Iri a fsport furnished to the French Society of Hypnolopry and Psychology by M Gorfdlchze an export in tnosmerism Thh story he has to tell says tho Now York World Is of a little irl df eloven in one of tho French nrdvfntvji used to accpmpanya cousfn Svhb waa a country doctor on his roundsand in this way gbt tounderstarid a good many medical expressions One day she fell ill The illness was slight and she was on tho high road to recovery when her couslnthb doctor happened to say unthinkingly and smilingly in her presence Oh good neavensl She Id paralysed I At once the child exhibited every symptom of n paralysis and she remained in that tho doctor After- ¬ state at the will of wards he asked her If she was not bo- coming consumptive and immediately she began to suffer from the dreadful Ji coughing and blood spitting that con- ¬ TJtf tt sumptive patients have She seemed so extraordinarily open to every sort of mesmeric suggestion that tho doctor tried her with half the1 diseases known In medical annals and vi ouu v ibuluuu 10 mum au He needed only to remark that sho was tcured to have her perfectly well a mo- - JLV Tb imnt io v x Sia r tTfc V I 1 J v- V n d r yi u p I II fi ml UI siiiB iiiiB 1 iiifl siiiflt HiiiiiiiV iiiifl Biiiiiiifl iiiifl fliiiiB L-- A ROYAL 1 rfc4 W CEMENT THE LEADER PLASTER i jr J tej gg j l t mT icr JXXj 1 WE extend a cordial invititation t to the ladies of Hopkinsville Innd vitf--- r eavv r if Art A r jv t F SB cinity to call and examino our hand- some display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets y JEJ i 1 V Ji5l r V-- ns ay last September I decided to try Dr Williams Pink Pills for Tale People I had always been troubled with a sort 0 vertigo after my first stroke of paralysis to such an extent that when I got out of my bed my head would swim and T had difh culty m saving myself from falling My appetite was bad digestive organs ruined and no assimilation of food In addition to any many other ailments rheumatism held a prominent place By the time 1 had finished the first box of Pink Pills I was comparatively free from these minor ills Pirst one ail would disappear then another tuntil the pills got to work upon the founda- iion stones of my trouble paralysis Before 2 had taken the six boxes of pills 1 was altting in my chair and one afternoon when J felt a curious sensation in my left foot Upon investigation I found it had flexed or in other words become movable and I could move it From that time on my im- ¬ provement vras steady and it was not long hefore I was walking around on crutches with little or no discomfort It was three years before taking the Pink Pills that I had been able to use the crutches at any time and I feel sure that Pink Pills have done me more good than all tho doctors and all the medicine in the country and as they are not costly I can easilyanordthe treatment Swora to before me this 15th day of May George Harbison JVot Public 1803 One result nient later Perhaps tho strangest of the experiences she went through was when one of her schoolmates got a paper pellet In her eye From Dure1 sympathy tho child imagined thatsho had the samp trouble too and she rubbed her eye to such an extent that she felt the pain of it for nearly a year BEES AT ASCOT Track for Awhile I PHONE i L J iiiti 98 iVJl 6 H V- DAGS tif m i I Thoy Mado Things Lively at tho Race CvT ru THE LEADER Xf r Wrir f ST h is con nected with The Leader and will be pleased to see her many friends and customers MjrsM Roctgers Wf- W I A r rtft Mrs Melnotterr And is this the home you have prepared for me Claude Calm yourself my dear ur safety and have been well-being- Hu bl My safoty and well being Howcaij etlicr k insured by this miserable iu nfcy v uL ar Here m ars you Y neea nave no N Weekly fear of bnrjjl Hard e malso me most sad f how I miss em When I think 6 Tho Rlrls I want to kiss are those e to kiss em Who dont want n Some Joys ot 11 created the greatest consternation among the ladies and gentlemen in that quarter of the grounds They were gradually drawn off tho luncheon party by a gentleman to whom occurred the happy Idea of treating them to a little music on a metal tray under a tree After the tapping or tinkling on the article had continued for two or three moments the queen bee settled on tho branches above to listen to it and was at once followed by all the swarm It was an extraordinary sight to see hundreds of the insects hanging like great black and gold clusters on tho tree while the tinkling continued It ceased with tho luncheon and the fcjs did no harm A curious incident 6ccurred at Ascot says the London Telegraph While a large number of pleasant luncheon par-ties were enjoying the delights of anj open air repast in the gardens behind the grand stand a great swarm of bees1 settled down on the guests around a table In a corner They buzzed and buzzed everywhere Ladies had bees in their bonnets and gentlemen found their hats turned into striking like- ¬ nesses of Some of the swarm settled on the cold salmon and other members of it tumbled into tho champairne cup In fact the bees Catch-em-allve-ohs JM mU n 103 i viae MAIN tmu W Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr I wy M J I i 4 Vi J w i- f JUf i 5 tv j v js y t t wiiC si1 1 s i 4 I1 t f f- u ftt v Entirely now and firat class in all in bathing in tho mountain stream that respects Excellent Sample Booma3 In the earlier part of the performarico of a ropo Tho man on the scaffolding runs past the town The townsmen a lady was pretty severely stung lay face downward and gently swung surrounded the bathers and having anu service unequaiea in tno city uniKmbieuarLiino the foaming can toward tho window bound them set 16 work to slice their ELEVATING THE GROWLER Li U if JlLEiDERKit Fronriotors m below Presently two workmen camo - Kv to tho window clutched the liquid mes- ¬ prisoners piece by piece in revenge¬ Henderson How the Workmen on Tail Buildings Hnve senger of peace drew it in took a deep for tho death of some of their towns- ¬ Their Boor Sent Up to Thorn men at the hands of tho hand last winWalking along in front of a tall apart- - swig from it and carefully launched it ter After tho horrible deed was ac- ¬ ment houso tho other day in which tho into tho air again The samo operation complished the fragments of the bodies fitters are at work says a Now York was gone through with at a window of of the wretched Tobbers ivere thrown Tit Avp ifpmtaiB Herald writer I was startled to see the third iloor Then the almost empty Into their own boat and was allowed it growler was drawn rapidly up and WAYNES flecks of foam floating down at my feet to The timidity of received vji QINTM It had been looking like rain but inas ¬ scaffoldingits finishing touches on thor thedrift down stream dared not punish mandarins who above Iwitbont my Intmtll much as I had never seen itraln beer Kintaiein nnr mv Thats a right clever way to manage tho robbers for fear of the vengeance before I stood aside to see where it K I Ur cmsul itch til MB of the rest of the band was the reason TtropUoni oa th teott a drink said I to tho workman below came from A sharp whlstlo from a fiutdi Biw AslurlDr Well yes when they drink fair8 why the townsmen did not take their h tkla clur whlu ul blttiTT man on a high scaffolding is what I Bol4 kj tfrcnliu or ent bf Bill for 60 U iddraM D heard and what I saw was a conven- ¬ ho replied with the air of a man who prisoners alive and hand them over to a jvw bkui nff V lWAlJfM Bvmtuuii9iyiumt tional erowler swineinor at tha and had been cheated out of his allowance1 the authorities C HARDWICB Sold bv E Robbers Sliced to Floecs Eleven members of a gang ofrohhers who had been infesting the silk district of Chekiang China werecapturedata mountain town recently 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llgtlB As If hoarlnsswset whlspersfranay iTho flovfra are sweet in tte yarlue mead- Andoao Was on the flei WbontmblM Content had karmv thouirh W Pt2F a ilraarncrever bomji TWINS in than SO tttes and with scarcely any pain after using only twojbottles of niln MOTHERS L I FRIEND M0TH113 BBADFIEU BEGtJUrOB CO ATUNTi Ok SOJCDBY AIX DKOGUISTS X0-- Wtatyvt8 or1l ifieZMe DID NOT SUMTER AFTERWARD on receipt of pride persuaded that it will seem decidedly rwoulStbat y6 had our fathers gun rude to stayaway any longer sho Is so To day sho asked if The sauleftho dreamer was filled with music hind and frierfdly And ha sang uo tho thrush In the tangled I wero going homo during vacation briersand when I replied that I did not ex ¬ And olt afof o1 when tho sun was setting good wivos butldcd their supper pect to dp so she looked so surprised And the and then inquired point blank Why jilres tUj aroamot Taey are summers Wwee trivial question Cdf acceptability In wouldsay quisitivcriulsition she concluded The srriisai bettor resnowle the other l1Ahd fills tbe mowsahd iuwks srlth hay thoughtfully But aht tho dreamer honored the slnglns After nshort pause she continued Of the wavla loavesland tho wantoa brook Dorinda is not given to unpleasant Holoved the soog-- of thelwarbUne red bird personalities but she now and then un Ho loved the hush otthe shady nook Hear tho Tobias slngf he would sometimes burdens her mind to mo as on this oc murmur casiotj My always dread to go to Mrs But tho other ono nustfand listen Crlcdj HoI they are stculiaij oqr rlpost chor- - Raynos I never do go except when OWfliv vcldped pursoss are wuiiifj thoughtlessly curious while as for those nominal members of polite socie- ¬ ty who catechise on6 out of pure in quisitivencss thoyUof course cannot bo expected tp take into account tho Opld Weather t Do if r Yoo 4 v Suffei ache flatulency 9 A iBW Kffei Was I under any obligations to tell Sweet and clear as tho chapels bol her I couldnt afford it I didnt any ¬ The plowman stopped In tbo clodded furrow way but gave an ovasive answer and Tho uitea lasu unheoded oil God bles tho child thoy would softly mur- - her countenance continued to express fnur the most exasperating surprise and in- ¬ With his blrd llko song and angel faoo While their Ups took up the mellow chanson terrogation and I left as soon as possi- ¬ While their hearts toolslri tho saintly grace ble fully determined never to go thero But stuFtnore able they reckoned the other again The silant brother who sturdily strode 0 of course I shall she added in Quickening the pace of tho lagging cattle responso to my look of disapproval And plueklng tho bterrlos along the road I To manhood grown In the busy city Two brothers lived tholr ways apart For one bent low in a lonely attio And one strode bold In the citys mart The people praised tho sweet voiced slngor The songs of his soul woro on every Up But they erlnged and bowed to tho wealthy TheyTWould hoar his song float eadows over the not fr1 From inditfPtfon uiHy o dnVFJflthfci1 J ieiiliff ikcpleis going certainly Mrs Bayne is an excellent woman but it will not be for tho pleasure of the world Fakes came and sro biit the enllhe ROUND OAK contin ues 6 lead the procession of heating stoves I he reason is plain see the namS on the leg e nave the largest line of heat ers in the city ransins from 3 ud Ca- Smt You K sp don t fail to see our stock before buying nfintftr in R M- ii Liie jieu vuu ill DesT VZ14 -1 t Is Coming l JmWkmmmmmaStmmWmm9m kLLmly jMffhMfmkm r ROUND OAK m w ry wt Or 1sUjvcSs of ltiJt energy tfoakuoas Mlyr Bjfetiiettnl r o Ar vol iiivviiiu out In Codv kk1 intii1vl nfi wp flda eallo- flyyo yon rutins in It 1 ac Jiead urms bnouhlera elicit ips I Aro vou filled Jwjthxnial rin compltteion cofltedtqnguo e ht dry cough chills and Ievor weata If nny of thcso troubles ar yours lb thing you need is DR KINGS Il tV 1 il WW Kit r IMf Is r ft iji fj merchant And worshiped his hoard of gold and script The years passed on In tho mighty city Death eame at last allko their lot But ono he found la a stately chamber And one he found m a humble cot Two graves thero are In a country churchyard Oer one a mass o marble stands Oer the other naught hut a humblo rose bush Planted lriplty by loving hands Strangers cbmo whero tho two are lying Admiring they pause by tho rich mans grave But with tears and flowers they remember ixthe dreamer sloops whero Whoglorlfiod tbo roses wave Maurice Clayton In Inter Ocean Tftf L in H6i BYf- M ft id 12a irH 1- - rs SOCIAL BY INQUISITORS CA FASKEK IV I Xnllio i0ntlfist and bnppicat wav and vjtlj the jrrenttstrcerttiintv known to medleal bcIVkJp 0ER3IETUIiR removos from boYe tho system tho symptoms name gSvim Rtrongth in placo of wcaknso Joy ousliealth in placo of sickness Thcro is no other remedy liko it and i W that can do its work And then it is a real pleasure to tuko it Xittlo children fakn it with dHpht and it cures like inrtgie 100 G for 600 All druggists ORINDA dropped in BECnffB Sfe WilL fiJBEYODL by R C Hardwick druggist tit u Through TBE GRBAT ft Trunk Line fastened her wrap and sank wearily into a comfortablo chair while I proAnd tho cities of ceeded with my task of endeavoring to Mont repair as inconspicuously as possible Nashville Memphis a very conspicuous rent in a diminutive gomery Mobile and New pair of trousers Dorinda watched mo absently a few Orleans moments then inquired How did he accomplish it Was there a nail in the WITHOUT cellar door or did the poor child atAND SPEED UN3IVALED tempt to hang himself in a fit of des- ¬ peration over the appalling amount Gars unpunishable rudeness in the world of I lifted my brows with an O thats it Is it expression and asked From Jackson- ¬ what point of view has it presented Itself this time ville The interrogation point Dorinda replied then taking off her wrap announced that she would stay to tea Very well said I Connections are made at Guthrie nud basket and Jane is away You see this However if pointB NashyHle for all you are willing to risk it I dont object HorthEast South and West in the least in Pullman Palace Cara Ill take the chances Im not very hungry and picking up a pair of stockS ings Dorinda began deftly to fill the this road wiJ recoivo special low rates gaping heels There was silenco for a few moments See agents of this company lor raies then she exclaimed impetuously Isnt rouWc or write to A O P Atmobe Gr it tbe strangest thing that people who Lauisvil le consider themselves weU bred should ask tbe questions that they do and sometimes very evidently with tho idea that they are being polite and agree- ¬ kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk able and she darned away with en ¬ ergy which method of relieving her j CincHati Lexington Louis villeEvansvie St Louis botween the cities o inclined I should not like this custom in every one I ad- ¬ mit but I do like it in Dorinda and she knows it She would also know if I did not and wowld brder her ways accordingly Dirmda is a person of excellent sei ow I aw at onco on this particular occasion that she was feeling much annoyed but I did not mako any inquiries conjecturing that they would be unwelcome and knowing them to be unnecessary I am very well acquainted wih Dorinda She pulled off her gloves with a nervous gesture and tossed them on the table her hat followed then she un- ¬ wr the other day after the free and easy and altogether delightful fashion that she has of so doing whenever she feels Mrs George Smith inquired what wages Tom is getting now and I did nottellher X laughed and said that ho hadnt authorized mo to inform peo- ¬ ple I know sho was offended and of course sho will conclude that his salary is less than it actually is Anything more I queried as Dorinda paused and Ashed somewhat savagely from tho baskot a fresh needlo She gavo a rueful little laugh O yes plenty You think me a wretched grumbler I dare say but I have been unusually tried this afternoon by these petty annoyances Dora Gregg quizzed me about my hat under pretence of admiring it un til I was obliged either to Ho about it or tell her that I made it myself You know without being informed which horn of tho dilemma I trrasned and numerous acquaintances will forthwith have tho pleasure of passing judgment upon my taste and skill Now as I do not voluntarily proclaim myself my own milliner what right pray has anyono to compel mo to do so Dora is an old friend and a nice girl but I do not enjoy her society because she asks so many questions that are not warranted by old friendship Why O why will people bo In quisitive Why cant they see that it must make others afraid of them Theres one place where I love to go and that is Mrs Spaldings She is a perfect lady Sho never asks annoying questions She makes one entirely THe Everlasting MAJESTIC AwK v M is Jims A Coal Tliiefyou pilfering in your bin and A cooking stove that has to be overfed to be coaxed to cook at all and dumps its coal without digesting it is a downright permit it robber THE MAJESTIC steel range saves food and fuel enough in two years to pay for itself All parts unbreakable and even baker You can learn all about the Majestic Cooking Kange at our store The Majestic is such pays to discard a cast iron stove for one Steel and Malleable Iron Its heat cant escape A rapid saver m KEEP YOUR EYES on the Celebrated Mogul wagon the best wagon that can be made by first class mechanics and ma ¬ terial they have stood the test Keey your money at home and get the best evagon 1 ill R 1- GHA3B Pullinaw Palace for Atlanta Savanah Macon IN BUGGIES I PREPARED ONE OF DISHES UEK FAVORITE and points in Florida v mi FjMsHSn Wmm we have this ye ir fa sur in one also scious too at ease and draws out the best that You are comfortably is con- ¬ EMIGRANrsrSffaS 1 PT Sr Beri5hfrq hogs and BKXDAIjE tfKRI Southdown sheen Tigs 6r both sexes now ready fdr dellvery registered or eligible to registry MBKlMd Newstead Ky IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY tl In have gone Ahl think what a placo this world would bo if it wero made up of Mrs Spaldings Dorinda rapturously concluded then relapsed into mournful meditative silenco As I prepared ono of her favorite dishes for tea hoping it might have a slightly soothing effect I pondered over tho class of offenses bewailed by my young friend and reflected that if the attention of those who thus trans- ¬ gress the laws of politeness werecaUed to this matter some might thereby bo led to take heed unto their ways for it cannot be supposed that any right minded person wishes to make her friends afraid of her or desiresto be numbered among them and hold a place upon their visiting lists simply through sufferance But do you not perceive beloved questioners that as regards certain of your acquaintances presumably too thoso whose friendship you most prize these things will result from your thoughtless possibly politely inten tioned inquisitiveness as surely as from the impertinent curiosity of Mrs A or the mischief making of Mrs B whose failings you deplore and whosa that she will not make disagreeable remarks about you after you passed any previous record Our stock Avas more canr fully selected and wa bought cheaper oocIk well bought are already half sold JOIN Come and IN THE PRGGFSSI6H J FARMER trial will convince any one If so use only the RETSOF ALT It jj win sayH mofcLu wuouuii ocuers jail iz m yyt p r cent pure sait xoucau use it year alter year No waste of salt no spoiled meat Try it and be convinced You will never use any other It is the cheapest for live 3tock jf cid meat c 1 Do vou want to have sweet meat m place of rau- - vermifuge 20 Has led all BtCHiRDSOS WHITES CRUX FOR u VEARi WQRMUSamaeHss 4 EVERY BOTTLEuGUARAMTEED jmm t bujuxf s m i v DORA DEOAN DEFTLY TO FILL TUB OAP INO HEEL8 wi jrrpnrwi wx DICISBXO viimm BTi -- tocis ci ns ri J y 11UIHIUUH lwrv Mvr imuotwHUM lumb rof Manhood v 9mtnol rmoousneataeiTviurut Loat OTmvnoryac will o U9u a eiwnu vigor Man Prtef 41X01 EtWfslons oN4 ii Spsrmotorrhia Boxta 96 00 Snttiai uireetwn Mania with tacit Pox Adints sWflri Ju iklant flt STLOUflir- - K feelings was I confess quite satisfac ¬ tory to me Who is the offender this timer I in- ¬ quired critically inspecting at arms length tho results of my labor on the trousers aforesaid There areseveral of her Ive been making calls all tho afternoon and I feel ready1 to renounce the custom for ever Nowyou know it is not my way tpdiscussjj p Retail my own or family jSouW people enjoy it and I suppoe the best interitioned of the questioners take H for granted that t 1 of a certain mental cast your interrogations are agreeable but Dorinda and many an- ¬ other are not of these and if it bo not clearly manifest to you to which class an individual belongs then I beseech you steer your conversational bark clear of all personal questions that are open to a doubt on the score of accepta- ¬ bility Lot this rule dear inquiring friends lay from henceforth its restraining hand upon your lips and many a sensi ¬ tive soul shall bless instead of fear you Good Housekeeping society you avoid Doubtless to persons We are prepared to do all kinds of plumbing We have experfe oed men and years of experience in the business so do not fail give us a chance to figure on your work G uarantee satisfaction The largest line of heavy and light Hardware in the Couuv G uns pistols pocket and table cutlery razors and scissors We have secured Mr John S Skalley in our Harness Departmen which he has improved in every point and we hae now the m complete stock ever car ried in the city TALBOT SADDLES made to order vs j1 v v H cool Would you die be asked passionately No George I would brimr an action for I breach of promise Tit Bits Sho was cozlly entrenched upon his shoulder and thoy wero very very George she wnlspAred and happy he bent his head to listenvldoyou know what I would do if your love for trie should i dear F0R1EI r 3BR01 h vri i c rm Hi ii n t v orsi 1 5 r i n imiin1 fawW J Jwl rAi VJ m- - v W i mxrwMSKCuuu lji U IT S3C IBi JB MT Jfoikiit jtyilic Jtttttcklan IPs1 1 I ffs SUBSOlUPTlQftiAYKAR IN ADVANCE 30 Local readlag notices 30 cents per lino Spe cial Local 6eents per line each Insertion Rates for standing advertisement f urntaupu A recent census of the tbi The ourit Ldufevilte di M re nomlaaitd A J Carroll iwi the ReuubBdktu UMIS11I tUBIAIjtXI FRUAI MWIM8 have nominated OhM A BltzTOf QHAS M MEACHAM tholegislature Tjuespeoiar election Deof 7 will be hotly contested A special registration will be held Nov departments Washington shows that only twen ¬ at JXftfrtjA T iitsrTDi W l WJ V M 1 Mlli X Ax0 likt Ffrfl F hf DO YOU Theyare Good Servants L But make TO ft Si on appHetttlou OFFICE Poor Masters Your Head clcar Build up your Strdngth Sharpen your Appetite You must hayo To koop your Nerves steady KEEP WARM 7 its ultfiKK th ibaier ttt at land I undwwwti season 08 A 4 fr Bum ohUlf its 1 sty f ft 1 I t Jf t 3 n I t v I i te ftf I 1 P ty per cent of tho offices have been filled with theDemociats jTho other Th6Clarksvillo Tobacco Leaf- - eighty per cent are held by Republi- Chronicle gees out of itri way to say cans who have not been disturbed by aotrie unkind things about Uov the powers that be Brown in connection with his recent What could be more appropriate passage of words with Bill Newhall Tho effort to put the blame of that than the appointment of Mr Peak as affair on Gov Brown and make a hero minister to the mountainous country He is doubtless a out of young Newhall is not justiiied of Switzerland Apropos to tho subject man of elevated character and a wide by the facts however the Frankfort Capital has range of information this to say The matrimonial epidemic is gain ¬ Their friends will be glad to learn ing headway as the season advances that all differences between Governor Brown and Mr W H Newhall Jr and at the present rate the 1895 girls have been amicably settled upon ill bo pretty well picked over by the irms honorable ana satisiactory to end of the year the parties immediately concerned A new Democratic paper will be and all of their friends and friendly started at Middlesborough with D relations have been fully restored be E McDowell and Geo W Saulsbury tween them as editors ii mmmmmBaammammaammmm Governor elect Bradleys family A negro named Going made a murconsists of a wife and one child a derous assault on a young white wo grown daughter Mrs Bradley was man at Frederick Md arid now he is Miss Margaret R Duncan daughter Gone ofDr B F Duncan of Lancaster Col Bradley was married July 11 Col Berry doesnt care a straw 1867 when a little more than 20 years what is said about that convention of age Two children were born to drink of his He is not astraw Berry him but his only son died as he was Although goobernatorial elections entering manhood a few years ago daughter Mies Christine is now were held in thirteen spates the pea- ¬ His completing her education at Hamil nut crop is said to be short this year ton Female College Lexington Ky Mr Smith author of America Poor the fusion member of the died this week but several of his Mr House from Pendleton is in danger name still survive -- of getting himseif into unpleasant noThe gold reserve is now down to toriety He was elected by Populists men The 86800000 Theyve got six millions Republicans and Alliance Alliance men are said to be indignant of it since the election at Poors promise to support a Repub Mr Parsons who is a lican for Senator and the Populists man of seventy five years will also do some vigorous kicking came to Hartford when a lad in 1834 when his vote is ghen to a monome and for several years was employed iallist in the book store of Belknap Ham ersly Noah Webster was a daily T ie demoralization rf the Demo- visitor to the book store When cratic party seems to be complete Mr Webster had his dictionary Some of the administration Demo--crat- s placed on the market the success of in the House are talking of bolt his effort was problematical and iug the action of the Democratic cau much to his dismay he saw an adver- ¬ in a New York paper offer ¬ cus that is sure to give Crisp the tisement ing to sell it at auction among other fimntv honor of a nomination for articles This had a disheartening speaker The reason assigned is effect on Mr Webster He went to that Crisp is a bimetalljst the storo of Mr Booth the book- ¬ seller in New Haven Co1 Ed Porter Thompson the presAre you Mr Booth said Web- ¬ ent Superintendent of Schools is pre- ster Yes sir said Booth paring to contest the election of W Is it true said Mr Webster in on the ground that Mr J Davidson Davidson was at the time of his elec- a trembling voice with eyes very that you are selling my diction county superintendent of Pulas- moist tionaries at auction ki and therefore ineligible as State Are you Mr Webster said Superintendent Booth 212 well-preserv¬ SOUTH MAIS STREET Pure Rich Blood Tho Best Medicine to Vitalize and Enrich the Blood is m Mv Wearoselling j no iNoiea r HEALTH WfJDERWEAR i WRIGHTS fr T r Sarsaparilla H dodPHIs Ktirirr B6JS Hoods Cttfe i H e The Ono Truo Blood Purifier Prominently in the Public Eye hoadacho 25c the weather Idesire calling special attention to their sanitary qualities Those garments absorb the perspiration and prevent 4ho bodv from being suddenly chilled by sudden chauges in it -1M t 4fy 9 4 POSITIONS GUilRflNTEED rrarmm rnndltlons DO not lav it can not be done till you send for free catalogue of DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL lMS i a PHtqfe fc At ti w u4me44 m Qfrfet TRY IT ONE ffi SEASON And you will use no other Xvr a 1 1- nnuaasTi i 1 BBJwf PRFVPMTQ 1 RRIDDC rf v A t t SRHEUMATI8HftC It-t This College is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks- by Draughons method of teaching bookkeeping is equal to TWELVE weeishythe old plan Special ad vantages in Sbovtnand Penmanship and Teleg raphy Cheap krd Open to both sexes Ifo vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid HflMl QTTTTlV We have recently prepared nUIHli 01UU1 books on IiooKKEErmo SnoRTHAND akd PuuMANsniP especially adapt ¬ Write for HoineStudy ed to home study circulars at once TiasIrviUc Tcnn t i IIJaniiRotlr JlQtljiijg THE i Sloe Co j In Memory of Lizzie Cray jWTio Died Nov 8tb 1895 One leaf has dropped from the rtem of life One girlish voice is stilled One heart has ceased to beat But tis as God has willed What can restoie tho vacant place Which she has left In home and heart Art cannot paint that vahlshed face Though it vainly acts Its part When we cross that shining river Where all things are bright and fair When we meet departed friends We will meet sweet Lizzie thsre The least expected is the one to go but Uod has called her home Where there is no sorrow and no pain To rest forever near His throne Tls sad indeed that youth and bloom Fall In the cold embrace of death Should vanish leaving In silent gloom The heart and sense and soul and breath r But blessed tiro the dead That die in the Lord Forstalnless their souls And blotles3 their record HOWE 1EWELRY CO LINE OF HAS THE MOST ELEGANT Watches Silverware Cut glass Jewelry Cloclis DIAMONDS Bric-a-br- ac v l kv ever seen outside of a large city Art Goods AL L AT LI VINa PRICES Spectacles Remember the place HOWE JEWELRY Personal attention given to Watch Clock and Jewelry Repairing Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing COMPANY 209 SOUTHHMAIN ST Co Anderson Two Doors North of J Mybtlk J AS M HOWE SPhCIAL LOCALS J MGR vfl OITANTS The Courier Journal is responsible for the statement that less than thirty of tho Democrats in the House are in Grover harmony with the President in the position of the man seems to be who encountered eleven contrary men who persisted in hanging the jury So few people want the room at tho top in Pullman sleepers that the railroads are demanding a 25 per reduction in the rates for upper berths To bo sure the upper berths ought to be lower Gent There seems to be no danger that tho royal families of Europe will run out A princess in Russia and a prince Jin Bulgaria were this weeks additions to the list of heirs appar I j I v ent i If any one has lost cometv he w6ucl oVo pond with B D Perrine at Fan Jose Cal He claims to have discovered a stellar nucleus and a ono with short tail a bob tailed well td corres- The Kentuckian neglected to secure a copyright on its little joke about eliminating tho from Bradleys name and the result is that the same bright idea has since struck several of the boys of the State press i ffy i i I v The Mills meeting in Louisville re ¬ sulted in 4000 conversions but Lou- ¬ isville is full of people who have numerous sins of various kinds to re- ¬ pent of Scing that more trouble was bruin over his Cincinnati treat Congressman Berry appropriately concluded to go bear hunting I stwiv i t Jji Oil H riH i w U t oi Deing Doisoneui vvnai eise pray isIfem6crat to lick They say now that a man cannot Unlr fin finvelono without ninnlnc th - riflK marvel of workmanship He was We will on Monday LouisviLtE Ky Nov 6th Cattle however appeased and the andirons 2d The receipts of cattlo were light towere preserved for the admiration and despair of future ages Youths offer for sale on the D It Beard day fresh receipts 115 cattle and 37 farm 3 miles South of flopkinsville Companion calves The demand was onlv fair on tho Clarksvillo pike market ruled slow but firm and there 5 head of work mules CUPIDS LONG WAIT 1 brood mare material change in prices j were no 1 suckling mule Couple United After Twenty Years lam r At the close all were sold prospects j About 20 uead of cattle Well now Mr Webster Separation said 2 milch cows Booth Ill tell you all about it I A lost pocketbook and a picture Hoas Receipts 1332 Market opened 2 Berkshire brood sows only bought one copy for which 1 brought about an interesting climax 13 head of sheep slow sellirig at S3 65 to 8 60 but paid the full retail price I thought to a romance which began in Eng ¬ 1 Deering binder closed firm all sold prospects look I might work off a lot of unsalable land 20 years ago says the New 1 wood mower fair for the near future at about these stuff by putting into my sale one of York Journal This climax was tho 1 corn planter prices your books I expected to lose mouey Saeep and Lambs The receinfs of 1 corn drillj marriage o Charles Langtry to Ella on that but I thought I could make sheep and lambs were light The deWard at tho formers home in Lib- ¬ 1 wheat drill The relief that It up on the others 2 wagons mand equally so no material change erty avenue Brooklyn recently Mr Webster experienced can be Plows etc in prices j Langtry is said to be related to Mr Terms made known on day of sale Cattle Extra shipping imagined Hartford Courant Langtry tho Jersey Lilys husband 4 00 to 4 6o Sale Light shipping 8 60to i 00 When very young the couple were sharp will commence at- 10 a i in I Best butchers 6 60 to 4 00 many nations are superstitious playmates and sweethearts as well Fair to good butchers- 2 60 to 8 25 SIVLEY BEARD about sneezing but none so much as Common to medium butohers 3 00 to a 60 Langtrys immigration to America Thin rough s teerspoor cows and the natives of India To sneeze on scalawags 1 00 to 1 75 separated them and they gave up Good to extra oxen hqs tnsri entering a place of business on The country is flooded with cheap the hope of ever meeting again Common to medium oxen 1 25 to a 25 starting on a journey or undertak- ¬ I a 25 to 3 75 Bold loooib to 12001b bb1 doctored compounds JeAeders Last Juno however Langtry spent 160 to 326 w ing any enterprise or adventure 1SU1IS 1 a day at Glen Island and while walk whiakfiv and nnnqnmnrs onnnnthn SfVer3 f n a ic 1 too careful to demand a braud that j Veal calves 2 60 to 660 means bad luck for some one either ingaround he founda pocketbook Choice mlloh cows 36 00 ta 80 00 On hear- physically or financially Fair to good milch cows 12 00 to IS 00 He examined it and his eyes opened they can rely upon jNelson Uounty Ky uuur uuuico pacKins ana DUtcu- 1 Harpers me a person eituer ioreien or na a to twice their natural size when ho Whiskev is a standard brand eruaran ers rn id to seo n ft n ea Fair to- rood nekinr lnhTn tive sneeze in public it Brahmin will Vj a -r found among other things a tintype teed absolutely pure by the distillers 225 lb 8 65 to 360 Q ood to extra light 160 lb to 180 instantly cry dutr Livel live and KJ 1of himself which he had given to Miss SOLOJ BY I i 8 65 to 8 60 1 ibi-i 130 lt tnlRO th wjll be repeated as often as this cry tt Ri Ward before he loft England This Fatshoats W R Long Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb tho person sneezes Among the na¬ 8 55 naturally made him very anxious to Hopkinsville Ky Roughs 160 lb to 400 lb Z 8 IB to 3 80 tive soldiers sneezing is especially Sheep and Lus Good to ex ship find the owner of tho pocketbook ping sheep rr 2 2S to 2 60 regarded vyith superstitious terror He reported the find to one of Mr Fair to good i 75 tp2 25 ¬ We Are Common tomedlum 1 26 to 1 75 the mauouvers of an army someStarens clerks and also advertised Buoks 00 to 3 60 times being controlled by an inad- ¬ Extra lambs Kentucky lms fl 00 to 8 96 8 papers A note signed it in several OYJRIISIKC Fair to good Tennessee 2 60 to Ul00 vertent snejpze A rajahjit one time by Miss Ward reached him in due ooiuuiou jomeamjn Tall ends or culls turned back his armytf rom the sates I time She said she owned the pocket of k besieged city becadso dne of his book By appointment tho couplp Tbaold neliableJPurniture dealers and footrunners happened to sneeze just ii vxou yuuu ki ytMuuuv lycio vuw- - met at the museum of natural nis undertakers Up stairs in Henry block ns lio Vinrl f1fniflnrf in frivfi tVi cnm ragcous as no uuu uireauy receivea tory Hopkinsville Ky rV 7 7 in Central park iJ The rsaaers of this paper wifi be Our friends complain of our doggerel mand to attack A Jiraumin priest one half oi tne price sweet- ¬ Langtry and his And tay It is getting stale pleased to learn that there lsVt least was consulted audit special time ap i That is true replied Nicholas heart did not at first former They want us to lot upon Groyer recognize each one dreaded disease that science has Andand a new dog tale pointed by him to renew the siege and he handed the messenger one of other and when he asked her where been able to to curein allots stages The only way theycanstopus before it waa deemed a promising tho andirons Or get some verses new and that it is Catarrh Halls Catarrh she got tho picture sho replied blush- is to keep us selUngFurnJture The sergeant carried it to the au- - IPRly undertaking Buffalo Commercial Cure is the only positive cbre jxoyt And give us more to do PYLK EENSHAW known to the medical fraternity vCvF Oh that is the picture of an old JEUEUUCfttMf9CUWU33tfJtV tarrh being a constitutional disease -sweetheart of mine Tho rest of the conversation was Mis I M Girand desires a share calls for a constitutibnal treatment Hall s Catarrh Cure not obtainable Before the couple of your patronage in dress making ly acting directly is taken internal ¬ Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report guaranteea separated they were sweethearts ouusiucuon xprms mUCOUS Surfaces of upon the blood and thn RVRtftm thftrflhv reasonable 9th street above depot destlSying again aud had decided upon the marthe foundation of disease tf riage whloh took place recently and giving ho patient strength by s building up the constitution aadM What She Meant Co real estate and in- ¬ HIBtinw nnfllra in Hnint ila nrnrtJ slfFYia Buckner UJ tTUJ nrnniTifn Unn DU Office - over 1st National jwjHituio UOIO nn 1UUUU XafkipB iWJ surance Mr De RichWhat Another Bank oct25lmo curative jpowersthat they offerOna new street dress Where is the last Hundred Dollars for anv casthatht onp you got fails tocue Sead for li of tati c Mrs Do ElchIJiaye worn it outi A statement of the Bamberger monials Vj V vVt It isnt awqek since you got it Bloom Si Co failure has been made I woro it qui last Thursday The liabilities are 1215403 and the assets 5858988 N Y Weekly t Worker In Iron Who Was Anxious for His Pay Artists have a better excuse than most people for regretting the good old times when they at least were held in an esteem and allowed a license scarcely equaled to day One of tho most famous workers in iron was Nicolo Grosso whose iron jewelry still adorns the pal- ¬ aces and public monuments of the city of Florence He was a master in his own line and indulged his ec- ¬ centricities to tho full Chief among these was tho very understandable one of liking to be paid promptly for what ho did and so persistently did he enforce the rule of half payment in advance and the other half before delivery of the goods that he ac- ¬ quired the nickname of Nicholas earnest money He placed before his shojb window a sign representing account books in the midst of flames and whenever anyone asked credit even for an hour he was accustomed to conduct him to tho door point to the sign You see I cannot oblige and say you I have burned my books Neither was he any respeoter of persons On ono occasion tho munic ipality had ordered of him for tho public ofHce a pair of large andirons and according to the rule had de posited one half the price in advance The work flnishedNicholas informed the authorities that they migKt for- ¬ ward the rest of the money and tako the ironsj They immediately sentfor the irons adding lhat Uio money would follow but Nicholas refused to per ¬ mit tho work to leave the shop until he was fully paid A sergeant was then sent with orders to say to the A ARBITRARY GENIUS thorities who struck with wonder at tho extreme beauty of the work sent the sergeant back post haste with the rest of the money for the other Ho arrived barely in time andiron for tho indignant artist was just about to break on the anvil the twin LIVE STOCK MARKET Reported by TatomEmbkt iLIVE STOCK 0OMMIS8I0N BOURDON STOCK YAEDS PUBLIC SALE November tli QUOTATIONS ij UK KK 4 2EI OPle L RenshW m K Wei Powder Absolutely pure JJX Baking Jji 3 Y il f fH It c tr I f lJL p ii Li 42 Vij Jt v fl 4 f 1JVJ n ll -- II W i V7 qif V rj tW i IMMgMMM 1 UJUJUM M 1 JM 5 xP S HI if X X1U U 5 OJELVi JJNp ri t i J r OF tTK af M0JMANII iSOUJ THE DOLLARS I Saved u -- ARE IIBkJ iffifleVStRyi r I H Bytke W r enough ttftkedyantage ay of doing business ViPx bit Jifapuplirfb W are wise of OUK WE v X- ALONE t v W Are4n position toaudlgoodsbolonging y to thetaanufacturer It is fenUARE PLiAT FOOT ED FACT jt Sli t That wnen a manufacturer names the price and there is no profit IN BETWEEN the people wvetnoneyV T1 t of Miles of Carpets M PAY On all need money Furniture irrors at makers prices ff consigned by manufac-turers-wh- o FBEli8fi200 MILE8FR0II Sliipul Except Shaw Cases LOUISVILLE at Auction anil Goods Bought Lexington burned Loss S6000j insurance 5000 Wilbur McDonald was killed by Robt Wyatt n Marshall county in a row over 5U cents The Nez Perces Indian reservation in Idaho was opened for settlement Wednesday Emma and Lucy Rafferty were burned to death in Webster county while playing in front of the fire The City Council of Louisville haa decided to open all meetings with prayer i Pickpockets robbed Chief of Police ¬ Taylor of Louisville while ho was attending a religious meeting Miss Hattie Turner of Middlebor PQ ougn eloped to Tennessee with Hus- ¬ ton Ball a brother of her stepfather Bardwell Ky claims to have felt two earthquake shocks Wedriesday morning at 1 oclock James Vittitoe a Nelson county farmer killed himself because the woman be loved would not marry him Fred Pickard a boy living near Alexandria Ind coirimitted suicide on account of a mental affection caused by excessive cigarette smoking The St Louis riiorniBgwipers have reduced their price to one cent Eight hundred New York carpen ters are ori a strike Rev T C Stackhousos home near v vv i o o TTC I YOU if V DF THEM IS UPON f NeelAll Sorts Ot A ou ARE GOING TO GIVE YOUR FRIENDS A DAINTY SPREAD Yu t afc JAnd You Will m- r PRETTY AND USEFUL THINGS t p t to CiAKWISli Your TAKJUK WITH Turkey Dishes Celery Stands Salad Bowls Cus I tard Cups Celery Trays Oyster- Bowls Punch Bowls etc Of all these we have a beautiful assortment as well as the most complete line of f JSUCH AS k i SI iv t Glassware Qdeensware And Toys eyer shown in Hopkinsville Mt O Q iAUtKIS B Jefferson Street between 4th and 6th Throughvto Green Avenue 1 - Teachers Association Gordon Tield Academy The County Teachers Association ior the Scates Mill Hagisterial Dis ¬ trict will meet at New Pleasant Hill church near Mt Carmbl school house on JSTov 29th at 10 a- - m All are very cordially invited to be present The Bchool districts included are Nos 1 2 6 7 9 15 22 g4 25 28 82 40 69 84 and 89 Every teacher who fails to attend is required by law to teach an extra day Let us all attend arid hMp to make the meeting a suc ceS8iche program will be as follows Devotional exercises promptly at 10 oclock 42 48 49 52 57 59 62 63 64 67 Address of welcome Response R C Hopson Geo W f Miss Gertrude Keith and Olie Morris MethotSKf teaching Spelling and the reason for same GeoP Cranor and Miss Ida Brumfield Bow many times should a class be carried through the same Reader arid why 0 W Smith and R A Cook Under what circumstances is a teacher justifiable in using- T the rod B Walker and Miss Effie Wood Recess What are you doing in- the way of Grading Generaldiscussion Should our methods of teaching be based upon logic or psy- ¬ chology and why T B Walker and Joel Hopsori Of the ten studies of the common¬ school curriculum which re quires the greatest maturity of mind for its comprehenHon James Morgan sion Joel Hopson Vice Brest Katie MoDanibl Co Supt flow much time each day should be given to Language work P Cranor Apple Blossoms Winsome jolly clever Charles A Gardner known as Karl the sweet finger will be seen here ori next Tuesday evening in The Prize Win The play will be enacted by ner fcj the most capable company with which Mr Gardner has ever surrounded himself and the pioturesqueness of the scene will do accentuated by the fetching costumes of that company which will be vyora by the various members of the company Mr Gardner will sing the songs for which he has become so justly famous Particular mention might be made of lApple Blossoms a worthy successor to the Lilacs Harrv Hkvword the Minneapolis VV rJlijf It will be Buperbly mounted iSf 50 aerer uas ueeu sentenced louang fi Tft IXTjPITQNSBO choiarilIiplKQod Vo wiH glvo I hit for a coinploto coursolh olthor dopartniorit of tbo Columbian Business College vuluo 85000 to tilio person souding ua tlio best original copy or design alzo 2x a newspaper ajvor-iiicUe ilemontJTpr our school before Wo teach January 1st 1800 business without toxt bookd Actual buslnoss from start to finishSuperior instruction in booVkooplpjrPpnmanRhipjBusi- nesjsliajr JJankinK Correspop Leupe Grammar Shorthand injffrivDQ writlnff Tolturranhv anurfillrpad offlcq praottce Five A lexnert instructors Enter anv iititri Graduates assisted to Vpoltnir iCata1dKuerpo Any PpVQP1 W to f0yoabrold njay cnrnDOtK Wiita atoncato Keni edv Ky Nov 12 The second quarter of Gordon Field school closed last Friday and we are sorry to say that pneumonia arid fever have thinned out Qur ranks to almost half The absent from two homes alone making vacant ten places Out of an enrollment of forty only four names remain punctual However we can look forward to the happy return of the absent when the dark clouds of sickness and suffering have rolled away before the bright sunlight of returning health and is forgotten in the hearty hand crrasps of a welcome back But oh how different how sad indeed when this hope can not cheer the longing suspense and we learn that from out our number has gone one we can never more here on earth see again Yes the white winged messenger of death has for the first time entered our little school and borne away one of its brightest ornaments On the morning of November 6th Elizabeth Gertrude Gray breathed out her young life like a tired child lying down to rest For many days her desk had been vacant for many days her good reci tations had been missed for many days her cheerful voice and happy face were not seen or heard on the lay ground Duriug those days she ay upon a bed of anguish and bore with Christian patience and fortitude all pain and though the tenderest care and most watchful vigils could do naught to restore yet it is a sweet thought to know she had every attention that love can bestow And who among her many friends does not love to think of her as she so beautifully and nobly stood hofore the crowded house only last June and opened the school exercises with such girlish grace and pathes Yet with the dignity and self possession of a queen and those who knew her not still and long will remember the beautiful black haired girl as she uttered her last words in paise of her Michigan My Mich favorite State igan the Water Lily of the Union Scarcely fifteen summers had numbered their golden cycles for her and why understand we cannot one so young so gifted should be taken in the bud of youth Why the oldest from out of the home Bhould be called just when father and mother needed her most just when young sisters and brothers looked to her for aid why was she and not one of us taken we can not understand at all this but God who knoweth all things well sent the white winged messenger to wbsporr peace ana gently bear her home And her class mates who so tremulously and sweetly sang Shall we Gather at the uu uu TimeB an may dwuu u time by that silent form had but to think of her Ori the other side Where Awarded bright angels feet have trod while Highest Honors Worlds Fair they for some cause find by Gods own sweet will are left on this to finish the work assigned them v ¬ four miles north of Brownville was kicked by a horse and will die Mining Co of The Empire Coal this county has en exhibition at the Atlanta Exposition a section of coal 2 feet 5 inches in thickness Three hundred and twenty four passenger trains arrive and depart daily from the four depots in Louisville The Court of Appeals has rendered a decision upholding the constitutionality of the tax on foreign building and loan association Charles Shreve Tony Carrolls late opponent for the Legislature has gone to Europe in search of a theatrical engagement Will Hooten the young negro fiend who assaulted a colored girl and afterward a white woman lias been arrested at Winchester It is generally understood that Walter Forrester is to be the Insur- ¬ ance Commissioner under the Bradley administration Officials of leading railroads will unite in an effort to induce the Pullman company to reduce the jprice of upper berths in sleeping cars Fiye Louisiana negroes who went to Mexico to work on a railroad wero found hanging near Port Barrios It is believed they were hanged for at tempting to escape to the United States The Rev Mrs G W Martin who advertises herself as the great colored woman preacher is conauct ing a revival at Owensbbro She is the first of her kind in this section All over western Kansas Sunday fanners were busy seeding and sow ing wheat The da was perfect and recent rains had nut the ground in prime condition Western roads are making prepara tions to handle the big corn crop which has not vet begun to move in any considerable volume The move ment will probably set in early noxt month The family of the Rev Thomas N Arnold of Frankfort seems fated The drowning of two sons at Bis cayne Bay off the Fldrdia coast is the second tragic visitation It may be necessary to hold the election of Councilman at Russell ville over because three names that were on the Democratic ticket were also under the Citizens emblem William A Shoemaker consul for H H Holmes ai Philadelphia has been held in SI 500 bonds on a charge of subornation of perjury in procur ing a fraudulent athdavit in support ot the motion for a new trial Dr Underwood tho Frankfort man and brother who wants to be Warden of the periiteritary under the new re gime is favored by his color his poli tics and tho general lay of the land Sixty per cent of the convicts are negroes and probably 90 per bent of mom uru jupuunciuu ii uu ia u man of good executive capacity Dr Underwood should nave mat pjuro son of E Ralph the E Parsely who lives on Nolin river ten-year-o- ld JLAta JkTJk nMPM smAmM GO rw J CESTriJXTGh ColderI j2X3 to et O-oIra-g 9 if C3 Yon Will Want 4DOZENAT43c Until they are BX-i-Alsr3E23as 0neKoefeuRobes 4L3CEACH- Why LAP ROBES Of Course What 1 Gf one Always Sold For Before ROSSIS of Every Description F A Yost THOSE No Co IS Niuth St jLmsjli tm 111 conceded that we lead nil our pnmnpfifnvs in new and stylish DRESS GOODS- It is T liv Whatever you want in the way of Dry Groods Carpets Shoes Notions and Millinery can be found in our elegant stock Call on us RICHARDS CO Ws SPECIAL SALE J Mtf s 4iii jtfy jfc wool to Allbrownsblue and black Cheviot mixed double or single and breasted--wort- ri i t every cent oi f I l PR- fr The happiest man in the legislative district any day since the election ll i1 - 11i T JvT sayB Miu vniieuuuu xiooo io hoy xu B Blackburn the member of the House elect He came from Caldwell county to Crittenden a few years iigo and has served as pastor for some of the leading Baptist churches of the county which is evidence o his popularity as a Treacher He is a staunch Baptist and at the Bame time as Btfiunch aRepublican as you will meet in the two counties -T ¬ Mnno tmiho nil TiTk ki Itliio nn1 rilonlr orrl fnrsnir iin n mi n fill iv uiri uitxL unu liuujv rum n tv Cheviot and Cassimere suits round and straight Jv cut suits that other merchants are getting to We offer you now for ly v for Genuine imported clay worsted English Cas- simeres and Thibets blue black and mixtures worth everywhere 1250 This week PfW W9 v and Boys Suits 5f 4ou 6 grays h 100 50 VV- JLV I 00 CREAM I uiv rinckyeT4iYlioi proprietors TliVdAMintWisylVlriaV So Hi In krecept California wedding the bndwwer8rvtwiri Bisters and the grooms twin brothers BAKING POWDfft MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape lft fr v vv Childrens knee parit suits two pair pants and vcap with each suit--- 4 to 15 years Fine imported Tricot cloth two pair pants and cap ages 4 to lo years 3oo 50 utterly iwotm This A was too from Ammonia Alum MJ Am VKABfi w Cnam of Tartar Powder Free r any othsf adulterant HUT 9TAMDABD r- V If t OQX 4 BOULWAI T a h w Vr m fi X Jfr M i V mmmimmtmv vht mMti llMilf HlMIIIMIll A What is ti I wf A Castoria Is Dr Samuel Pitchers prescriptiofi for Infants and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays fevcrishness Castoria prevents vomiting- Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas- toria is the Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend rl G m IJ mm wm Utona Urn pity premier pmgue spot ytf FORtGOTHAMiS PpQR iiIwith a lonff stod unprecedented record 1 Breathing IMftee to Bn established la ot JawlesanM and miattry wJHoffer a of the City iftuol retreat and a breatliiiiir aoot for VriH Xhe lotof tho unfortunate iwople jthousftns A nuaibex- of other qraalf yrho are compelled to lly in the Blums parks will relipre the monotony of ihm of Kcw York city will sot bq so hard brick and stbne of the East side with next summer and succeeding summers the undoubted result that the condi ¬ as it has been in the past The reaon tion of the poor and particularly that is that the movement for parks for tho of the children will bo greatly amp poor which was inaugurated by Abram ioratcd The promoters of the moTT S Hewitt when he was mayor of the ment for the parks deserve the grati city some years agot has resulted in tude of nil the people of the city tneir definite actiou When the summer sun work and its results are a triumph for again beats dovyn upon Jfew York city humanitarianKcn and good senso in tho dwellers in the lowerEast side will dealing with MfrpbhmiB io which have other shade thaitthatraf the great poverty gives rise reeking tenements the children will xno neroic group of the color benrers not be forced to breathe tholiot stifling just completed by Richard W Boclchas air that kills them by the thousand brought this Chicago sculptor into There will bo oases of green trees in prominent notice The piece is now in the arid deserts of tho slums instead clay but is soon to be cast in bronso of hot pavements as playgrounds tho by tho American Bronze company and babies anay toddlo about in tho grateful erected in the National park at Chick- shade of maples and breathe jnto their axnagua as the gift of the citizens of rrt 1- Castoria Dr C Osgood Itowell Mass Castoria in A Arciter M So Oxford St Brooklyn N Y Lancaster Pa Mr Bock began his career in Chicago as a woodcarver when a mere boy It required but a short apprenticeship at this work to arouse all his keen artistic sensibilities and bring him to tho realization that wood was too obdurate and unyielding a medium for artistic ex- ¬ pression In the face of parental opposition and many other discouraging obstacles lift set out with resolute le- ¬ ¬ Castoria is an excelleMt medicine for chil ¬ Castoria is so well adapted to children that dren Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its I recommend It as superior to any prescription fiood effect upon their children Renown to me II r IN WASHINGTON 8QTABE NEW TORK u Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not Sax distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying thrir loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other Jiurtful agents down their throats thereby pending them to premature graves I VR J JF KTWCJIBLOB Conway Ark Onr physicians In the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi ¬ ence In their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what Is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon It TJnitkd Hospital and Dispensary Aixbn C Sierra Pret Boston Mass Tho Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City PMMBHMMRHHHHHHHHHHBHBHHHHHII sensitive little lungs air that is pure and life giving That the poor may reap the benefits of the pnrks next summer tho park commissioners have accord ¬ ing to Demorests Magazine already commenced the work of transforming some of the plague Bpote of tho city Cherry hill into breathing places where feeble lights of life in countless numbers have begun to burn and then gone 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thia office The China Decoratoii Publishing Co 85 It uniiersityriacoJNew xorKuity vaMsaivs1 UlU mi mm TABLEiPS I0K EYE 1 1IJJ OBNTMENT CURES NOTHING BUT PILES II Nafrhvilio Term known for 15 years as the BEST REMEDY for PILES EOID KY AIYl DBUOOIST8 CO LOUIS rCICHABCrOlT SURE and CERTAIN CURE USD ST Plumbing Grs and Stieanj Bitting Estimates Solicited and Orders Promptly Attended To Dr Matthew Henry Kolloeky Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U a Army and later Burgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Physiolan at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick aiijd af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the prcsout age Is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment ands permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chronic and Long Standing DlBoasea hospital methqds flaforrVi Ofctbdllli Dyspepsia Bronchitis Asthma treated by la tea 6 DUBOIS F WEBB Blood and Skin t o ft Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity Weakback frequent and burning urine dis ¬ eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cuird T esAinci will receive special arid careful JLicLUlUo treatment for all their mawr ailments Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varlcecele Hydrc T celeTenderneff Weakuess of Organs Piles fistula qulokly cured without pain or deten ¬ tion from business ease Dis- - aMaaMaaaalilaafTyfttyafyftttfttTfttfffttttBttttMtttitttt- f Kidney aiad tTrmary F0MLER BICK BY MAIL SM0PPIHG WALKER DRY GBS FANCY GOODS ll 1 ETC Thursday tho 28th ia turkey year Hopklnsvllle Ky luNIUSOMoDAVITT nMnA Tkinnft n r v iiri im w i 2 irc-5-rrsi--i u 0 o ft W k WS o 9 w 0 wq Out of town customer afford you tho opportunity throush cur MAIL OltDER DEPARTMENT of doing your shopping by mall at tho muiio low prices as tpUlii be obtain- d Dy a pergonal soluotl m at our i MAIL ClIS rniiill i nuntor TOMBUS havo at ull limes the full biiicflt of any fuvdraulq 8 cniin- - in prices or salt iildrijig IVRJTE FOB i or eoipplitu Fajiiy j fi5 tit- mmmmm9WtMWmotefyiGtic fr Mention this paper j y f4AV v f v -- 1 rcmulo Bvy Jodi gooua and Church Greenville Ga says I take nopklnsvllleKy very great pleasure in recommending to the public Kings Royal Germe Office over Kellys Jewelry Store tuer I havo been using it at times - Mil II for threo years for Dyspepsia and U HSKERRITT Nervounes with tho most gratifying Painter and Paper Hanger results I think it is due this wonALL WORK derful medicine to say that I have known a number of ministers and Done with Neatness and Dlspatoh and at Low jest otheiswbo have taken it and so far SH0PPrices street next toD R Beard office spiu 8th as I now remember they all speak HoDkfnsvllle Ky of its curative and strengthening ef ¬ i OASH and ONE PRICE fects with unBtmted praise No one SABPLfS W GBA i who buys it and uses as directed for f Proprietor of the trouble for which ifcis vreccom THE SOSTG Kafional Uarber Shop and Ciinriiondvti iissornnniit U socoml to none fu ihe Wii i Every depirtninnt of Staple and o mended will exchange it for any oth- ¬ TiiKt er medicine New package large Shaving 10e Shampooing 25c Hair Cutting ne repiote vith TrtiomHrN Purnlnlilhtf So Clon 8iU tin made iu Glrrnll3Ll1 i dotees SI bottlo 108 Fdr sale bv SSa NethlBgbutflrst clftfs woik tnd In tho invt novel thA ill t A latest fashion S C Hardwick druccifitj 3i wjoafcsocfioooodsottawsaBfr Doing tho largest retail trado In Southern Indiana buying from first hands importing nearly all foreign goods direct and selling exclusively for cash onnblcs us at all times to offer you DRY GOODS for les money than houscb doing a cred it buslnoss THE SYSTEM of follltitfovory tiling on a small profit Is strictly nuilninlned with ame torma to all Praise It Rev C S Owens pastor M They all E Dentist f I I STOH 1 tions Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss- of Early Vice which brings Organlo Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never failing success On examination the urinary deposits n rosy sedl- BmallWtloles of albumen will appear or tho color will bo of a thin milklsh hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There uiu many men who oie oi mis qjmcuny lnorant of the cause which Is tho second Btaee Of Seminal WahVumii Thn rinntnr will guarantee aperfeot cure fn all suoh cases and a healthy restoration of the genitureurlnary organs W RITE vonr trnuhlns if livlni iw from the city You ca be cured at home byeorres pondence Absolute secrecy in alUpsofes sional dealings and medicine sentAccuro from observation Testimonials of fMttMa are never published Bank references to my responsibility cherfCV n Address Nervous Debility ffit I v j 1 The buckwheat is having A- - big run i Hopklnsvllle Ky Next doorto First National Sank l t Dr Ohuroii KollooK 613 I- - it l 4 lff -i- laT-ml Street 7 ili crMf3 syr t r fl t w1 J I a M VIVI t mvur VI J m mmmMMPmm vvy sr 3h 0 v----i 7 t i i ryW Mif ii a w 1 j tvv i WWY ia fr jt y- - fviifftfv 0 ytt m vtcf ji J KENTUOKIAN ii HOBKINSVILLEi h rffc iffVi v r rfr u4w tii A v t oqwyv 4h September term Monday In February OHtti8TiA Fourth term six weoltS first Monday In June term four weeks i fourth Monday In September trm six weeksTSecond Monday In April OALLoWAY term three weeks first Monday In Augugt term two weeks second Monday In November terjAUireo eeks Ii rtfcFlrat Monday lri MayT term two weeMfWlrst Motiday Jn AUUBttcrm two Weeks first Monday JuSeptomher term two WMkaj fllrst Monday In three weeks yrecks N TMalrs Monday ia February term thrMVreeks third Monuay ia May term two Bilious and Interaiittent Fevers which prevail inmiasmatic dis- ¬ t DoctbrsSay IJW TO THE MOUNTAINS Sing mo a sons ot uadncss Oatron and elorlotis hills I My harp attuned to sadness Would goundthy laughing rllU Would ocho ot tho voices That sine In roclcy glon Till harmony rejoices Tho weary hoarts of mon SIngpo a sonff of sweetness Incadenco soft and low A tricts are invariably accompan- ¬ ied by derangements of the Stomach Liyer and Bowels The liver is the great The Secret of Health Frqirfnaturoa r v Regular Graduate and Beglstercd Physician Formerly AsststantSurgeontJS Navy after ¬ wards Post Surgeon U 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years eyperlence as physician at Hot Springs Ark Endorsed by tho Encyclopedia Brl- nlca Vol X page 185 the almost important wsiiv in the world of a large twenty five volumes each the size hnroli illhlrt lie is noted as me spe-oyihf active principle pf gelaenilnura Cures cifiofcrnouralglanf the face and wombGeneral Ntftarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood andovfir tho Bebiajy The Doctor has been all woLWlnd has made many ourea given up otbeTByslclans Vendome Building Dr Kollock In Nashville driving wheel in the mechanism of man anci when it is out of order the yhple system becomes de ¬ ranged and disease is the result Lei contlo musio flow Horsoul dwells in the mountains Beneath tho bending blue And chants beside tho fountains And all her songs aro true Slngme a song of duty Of courage in repose of hope and strength and beauty Unchanged by wild winds blowing Untouched by fevered path Undecked by bright flowers growing Undlmmed by loss or ealn- Amid oncirclluu sdowa Brand completones uiuui ftitts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles Slio lt iTurnips and to spare OrDUP How tn Pravent estingto young rnqthaw Some reading that wiltfeiS1 Aow v fol- easily and cfpup is almost sure to low xnenres ox rfeaatthitfiBBOpnollqwed by a pecu- ¬ liar rough c6ugh which is easily rec forgotten ognized and will nevr be bv one who has heard it The time the child first ta act is when Chamberlains becomes Cough hoarse If Bemedy is freely given all tendency to croup will soon disappear Even after the croupy cough has developed There is it will prevent the attackreraeny for giving this4 no danger in it contains nothing injurious lor sale by fl C Hardwick druggist guard against the disease ia a terror to young mothers post them concerning the cause said Elvers that I have to pay fifty andto first symptoms and treatment is the cents a pound for that tobacco of Id just as lief smoke a cheapor kind of this item The origin Children EivqrsJ cheerfully replied Banks as common croupa Uut W t take cold very ho weriti ahead filling his biff Tribnne You havo beon away in tho country havent you Ho Yes visiting somo people I used to know when I was a boy Sho Particular friends IIo Oh no father and mothor Once a Week Not nrd W Salt I want ypn to remember Banks Sing mo ot love eternal 0 hallowed mountain sodt Thy bosom sweet and vernal Hath felt the toueh ot Qod And when thy forests kindle In autumns glowing flame Whero red and russetmingle 1 road Jehovahs name For this 0 mountains hoary Ring out in melody Till Heaven repeats the atory lOf earthly harmony Sound from each rocky fastness Sound from tho hlgheit crest Till all lifes dosert vastness Is lifted up and blest Edlah Gurney Hawks in Springfield Republican know tho direction to Red Cloud and theylkopt it as straight as tho flight of a bullet both in tho daylight and tho darl Down hill and ud across hollow andfover divides they never slackened or Iswervcd They never paused for foodbr themselves or fodder for their horses Lives might bo heavily staked on tljagamo and man and mount must go through at any cost Ilmay bo that somewhero in tho pigeon holes of his inner consciousness Stanton had aconvlctlon filed avay that Sherfdans lino on tho Cheyenne inten tionslwas correct And it may bo for this reason that hejjdug tho incessant spurs into his horseall the more deeply and rode all thoihioro fiercely and grimly toward RedTCloud that day in the northwest Thofcavalry could better sparo a hbrsc tharitia settler could his scalp Tlius concluded Stanton and taking Whatrtliey call out west aroad gaithe never drew bridle rein nor slackened stride all of the long- one hundred miles from tho War Bonnet to the r airency of Red Cloud regions lq the rookies as evrsllppcd from the palm of the Infinite MBut Stanton and his half breeds r How to Dress Heatly Every one knows we are artists in Woolen Fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in the city We guarantee fit and absolutely dont want our customers to pay for any clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock of fall and winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specials1 and Foreign Importations exclusive with us- JNo one elsecan show them nmmrags are always the very best We invite you to call and see 1 ior yourseir ana get prices NTOBINCO 10 Main Street Fashionable Tailors f STMTONS BIDE fj JZZSS 1 Nr lf ¬ forty different kinds of cough tho other cines but have never in my experience sold so much pf any one article as I hard riders have of Ballards Horehound Syrup of this All who use it say it is the most per- ¬ v i c in ity fect remedy for Cough Cold ConIts time is sumption and all diseases of the that of the Throat and Lungs they have ever last Chey- ¬ tried It is a specific for Cough and enne war Whooping Cougn It will relieve a chesnut is passe The the scone Cough in one minute contains no tho wild unbroken country just west A Sound Liveb AIAkes a Well Man opiates Free trial bottles at R C of the Black hills while the chief per- ¬ store former is Brig Gen Stanton just now Are you bilious constipated or Hardwicks drug paymaster general of the army jaundice sick head- ¬ troubled with Hopkinsvilles As You Like It This drama of tho saddle is told just ache bad taste in mouth foul breath ¬ club is non est as it carao from tho lips of tho army dyspepsia indiges coaled tongue and vaa who tion hot dry skin pajn in back and¬ Tho wife of Mr Leonard Wells t of officerat theknew all about it time there chills and febetween the shoulders auutia uuu uucu ouueimy Tho Fifth cavalry ten companies ver etc If you have any of these xnmueiu two days not be- this was before the days of troops of order from neuralgia for symptome your liver is out ing able to sleep or hardly keep still under Gen Merritt was keeping an and your blood is slowly being when Mr Holden the merchant there eye on the Cheyennes blood does sent poisoned because your her a bottle of Chamberlain s Tho Sioux were on the warpath not act properly Herbine will cure Pain Balm and asken that she give and busy standing things civilized on or anTteJsorder of the liver stomach it a thorough tripl Nn meeting Mr their heads over to the north and the bovls It has no equal as a liver Wells the next day he was told that Cheyennes were getting tho fevor medicine Price 75 cents Free trial she was all right the pain had left Good iudcres of Indians with their bottles at R C Hardwicks drug her within two hours and that the thumbs on tho Cheyenne tribal pulse store bottle of Pain Balm was worth 500 said thev were liable to break out at if it could not be had for less For any moment into a war spirit jolntho¬ A hfiffcar who wanted only two- ensale at 50 cents per bottle by R C Sioux already out and unite theirover cent stamps visited Madisonville ergies to Sitting Bulls in toppling Hardwick druggist the paleface of the northwest snow Liniment So as I have already said Gen Mer IJJvllards The Georgetown News is a proritt was watching the Cheyennes with The onderful Liniment is known nounced anti local option organ ten companies of tho Fifth cavalry Ee from the Atlantic to the Pacific and was to hold them in check Lake to tho Gulf It is the What The People Say irom the Time went on and tho Cheyennes most penetrating Liniment in the keep store without Fo- were still quiet Gen Merritt and I will cure Rheumatism leys couldnt aud Tar World It E D Whip everybody else began to believe they Honey Neuralgiu Cuts Sprains Bruises ple Lostant 111 would remain at peace One morning Wounds Old Sores Burns Sciatica Ship at once cant sell any other Gen Merritt concluded that all danger Sore Throat Sore Chest and all infla cough medicine W H Ellis Mon from the Cheyennes was over and be mation after- all others have failed trose Wis gan to move north and west with his It will cure Barbed Wire Cuts and Foleys Honey and Tar saves me command where proud doctors bills every winter heal all wounds He got as far as tho War Bonnet LA flesh has set in It is equally suffic Towner Manteno 111 For sale by when couriers overtook him with dis- ¬ ent for animals Try it and you will C K Wyljj patches from Gen Sheridan at Chi- ¬ cago or Omaha Sheridan was telling not be without it Price 50 cents Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks Hopkiii8ville young men will give Gem Merritt not to leave the Choyenno vicinity until he was absolutely sure drug store a big thanksgiving ball they were quiet and that all danger of A big revival is in progress at the Six weeks ago I suffered with a a Choyenno outbreak had blown by further that Baptist Church at Kuttawa very severe cold was almost unable Sheridans dispatch said word from a just to speak My friends all advised me he had trustyreceived source that the Chey ¬ Noticing worthy Chamberlains Eyo and Skin Ointment to consult a physician ennes at tho Red Cloud agency were is uneaualled for Eczema Tetter Salt- - Chamberlains Cough Remedy adver- painted up for trouble and about to tised in the St Paul Volks Zeitung I leave the reservation and join the Eheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapj Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost itcs procured a bottle and after taking it Sioux The truth of this must be dis- ¬ Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids a short while waB entirely well I now covered and the Cheyenne uprising For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box most heartily recommend this remedy were any on the carpet must be to anyone suffering with a cold checked At all hazards the Cheyennes TO HORSE OWNEHB For putting a horse in a fine healthy con- Wm Keil 678 Selby Aye St Paul For sale by R C Hardwick dition try Dr Cads Condition Powders Minn terprising town says gist and prominent citizen of this Clinton Missouri Mr A L Armstrong anvold drug ¬ en¬ wms story should In terest tho some I dell medi- per fox hunt- ¬ ers tho pa- ¬ chas- ¬ ers and all fervid IfefStrung out behlnl him came- - his quartet of half breeds running mute ClarksviUe Tenia asfoxcs and bringing their horses forward as inveterately andtas remorse- ¬ lessly as Stanton himself They didnt being Indians care so much about a settlors scalp as did Stanton But be iinglndians they cared nbthlngj at all forhorseflesh and so came- as pbdu ratoly on as their leader SCOTCH SWEDE and the Most Desirable EASTEEN GRANITES An Indian has no more sympathy for a horse than for tho buffalo- grass it treads upon and the moment the spur After La years experience wo feel confident that all work entrusted to fails to stir the animals flagging ener- ¬ gies will stick a knife in him as a us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner bracer as readily as ho would into his sheath Stanton left Merrltts camp on the War Bonnet at noon Covered with E3rMr E M Whitlow is our solicitor dust and foam reeling a bit from very weariness of body Stanton and his four scouts camo surging up to tho Red Cloud agency at sharp midnight Tho --Insure 1895 in the Old Keijabie- last mile of that rough one hundred 1845 aucl they had made was behind them tho trip in just twelve hours by tho MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO watch OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President Stanton was too lame and broken to Total Assets January 1st 1895 55 8300000 i 187W5481662 even go into the agency but sank down Fold Policy Holders since organization His horse with Surplus Former Ny Standard on tho steps outside 07280000 Samnel Hodgson Tablets Manufacturer and Importer of ITALIAN MARBLE Monuments Statuary Only the Best Material Used 300000000 After second year Guaranteed cash surreder values on life and endowment policies In contestlble Cash Loans madoon assignable policies in case ot lapse no forfeiture policy Is continued in force for full amount by the reserve or if preferred to the purchase of a paid up policy No restrictions os to residence or occupation iiosseopaiain Kontucuyover TEE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired F W Smith Co State Agents 542 West Main Street Louisville Ky OALLIS TOM P MAJOR Late ot ClarksviUe Tenn WALLACJE Local Agents HopkinsvilleKy Co JASDHEADLEY Jr Late of Givens Headley IT MAJOR TOBACCO FOLLOWED HT UIS QUARTETTE OF HALF BKEEDS WAREHOUSE CO TOM P MAJOR PROPS drooping head and shaking flanks stood whero hed pulled him up now about the Cheyennes was Stantons question to those who camo to him They left the raservation eight hours ago and have started to join the Sioux was tho reply Send mo Fox tho Interpreter said Stanton and bring mo pencil and paper to write a dispatch to Gen Mer No 1025 West Main Street Louisville Ky Clias H Layne ritt When Fox camo up Stanton orHopkinsville dered him to take a couple of the agency Indians with a lead horse ESpGood rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special apiece and be ready to start back to rates to Commercial Men Good lot room adjoiniuer Nice waiting room Merritt at once Then he wrote his for ladies dispatch as he reclined on tho door Hiiiill Livery Feed Ky Sale Stable Cor 7th and Virginia Streets They tone up the system aid digestion cure druggist Hi loss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving One editor refers to a temperance new life to an old or over worked horse 25 lecturer as a waterspout cents per package For sale by druggists tmrn A Lebanon prophet says the coming winter will be a mild one U When When Whon When Never leave the Good advice house on a journev without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and For sale by R Diarrhoea Remedy C Hardwick druggist amm OO Baby was sick wo gavrf her Castoria sho was a Child shocried for Castoria sho became Miss ihe clung to Cutoria ahe had Children aho gave them Castoria j 4t 7 Electric lights will soon illuminate Bardstowns streets Do Not Be Imposed On Always insist on getting Foleys Honey and Tar as it is positively absolutely and unqualifiedly the best cough medicine m c-i- R incirculaticaat rr psporo NHomboq Numerous Coufi forfeit quarters are tute Accept no substiFor salary C KVWylyV t Trtlfivs HoneV and Tar does not It does claim to performmiracles not claim to cre all case of consumption of asthma But it does clam to comfort and relief in advanced stages of these diseases and to usally cure earlv stages It is certainly worth trying by those afflicted or threaten 50c n wiin tucoo uioou For saje by Q K uo The new Christian Church at JBur4 gin was dedicated yesterday Neveb Sat Dim Many desperate cases of kidney diseases pronounced incurable have curwd bvthoClmib Kidney Cure f-V IT 1 nl K UJ uwii MaUV PPysipian J 1rSl fWH un vinr 1 fxrwiwf1 frT mVefMWlKtii fever in 1 Noend to the sour kraut this year tott Scotch plaids and Scotch whisky are both popular must be provented from effoctlng a junction with the Sioux Yon Cant Afforoto Change It When Merritt got this dispatch he This camp on A heavy cold may lead to pneu- ¬ at once pitched camp consumption Foleys Honey the War Bonnet was just one hundred monia or and Tar taken in time affords perfect miles from the Red Cloud agency as security from serious results 50o crows fly Between lay a rough coun try without a trail or track Yet For sale by C K Wyly somebody must go to tho Red Cloud A dramatic club has been organiz- ¬ agency at once You go Stanton salfl Gen Me- ¬ ed at Earlington rritt to Brig Gen Stanton who had then climbed as high up the military YOU ought to know that when ladder as tho round of major Y6u go suffering from any kidney trouble you know the country hotter than any that a safe sure remedy js the Clinic man hare Kidney Cure Guaranteed or money refunded For sale by C K Wyly Stanton took four half breed scouts with him and started The hour was Barboursville wants a branch of noon their horses the pick of the Fifth theYHMOA cavalry This outfit of five pointed straight Do n6tdMiyVWii TrBumatisnf for the Red Cross agency what a farm ¬ byi purifying the er would ball cross lots There wasnt Get ridof jit blood swith Hooda Srsftpiarilk the shadow of path or tralL- - It was na roue h tretch of country barvsoao Be sure ana get Hooaif x TOU STANTON BAID QgN MEB- - steps Stanton told Gen MorriOj that tho B T Grant Ohoyennes wero on tho warpath j had W T Grant Propr Formerly with Alexander started to And the Sioux over what was E B Baldwin Clerks known as tho Great Northern Trail and suggested that if Merritt would throw looso from his wagons and take only tho Fifth cavalry ho could push up the Yar honnot and head them off REASONABLE RATES at the crossing Foxondhis Indians with two horses Corner 12th and Main Streets -each wore ready and started with Stan i HOT AND COLD BATHS jS BAR tons dispatch at half past twelve BARBER SHOP i plclock jusli twenty minutes after Stan ton came in JVith load horses they hadan odVantajjb yhlch Stanton and THE- his four half breeds didnt possess So well did they uso it that they rodo in on Gen Merritt at twenty minutes past eleven tho same morning They had put tho ono hundred miles under them ATLANTA GA in eleven hours an hour better than Stanton A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly Thats aUthero is to tho story It Furnished and thoroughly Equip was a simple case of dispatch bearing ped in Every Respect acaso where two hundred miles over a trackless waste was covered in twenty A Complete and Beautiful Stock on Unsurpassed location at the Intersection ot Peachtree Fryorand Houston streets Eleotrlo tlireo hours half of it In tho night cars passing every mlnuto over Peachtree and hand all at Hows that for perishing flesh and other routes for Exposition Grounds and all Arlington Hotel 5 Louisville Ky II 8 KI cftei ORIENTAL The Main Street FURNITUREDealer blood About the Cheyennes That part is soon told In fifteen minutes after Stantons dispatch reached Merritt tho Fifth cavalry was in tho saddle lined out for the crossing pointed to by Stanton Merritt got there in time The Cheyennes camo up and tho bat tlo of tho War Bonnet was fought It was the last fight the Cheyennes ever made They were whipped and driven back to Red Cloud Their effort to make a junction with tho Sioux and get in on tho war thanks to Stantons rough riding was frustrated Many a man and woman combing their hair these September mornings owe that privilege to Stanton They may not realize it but they do Washington Post LOWEST Cash FIGURES parts of the city One block from Grand Opera House conven- ¬ ient to oil other places of amusement banks principal stores post office aod Union Depot Tho hotel will be conducted on tho European plan the Cafe cuisine and scrvlcebelng strict- ¬ ly flrst class in every respeot BATES 1 perday and up Black Porter Props Bed room Suits 10 When you go to-- Up I LOUISVILLE Have Todr PnoToasAns Made at A Solid Oak Suit for Site Wm Pucker WYBRYANTS NEyTSTDDIO No 580 OUBTK AVJBIUE V it oi In some southern localities tho col ored peoplebellevo that If a crow croaks an odd number of times foul weather win follows lfeTn the dfty will tb fineS llj if h fey is u tf n v5 n c O s ii mmmmmmm J hobkinsvillje kjentupkian ammmmmmmmmlnmtwmmmmmmmmmtmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmimlfmm November I immmmmmmrmmmmmmmmimm i m n HERE V1 Si E8BEEB y Y aammmmimmymtmmtfmysymTmtmmimmmmwnm THEREARE T 1895 i Co for Insurance Buckner said to bo very scarce Birds are Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkmsyille Ky Mr Paschal Giles of Howell is dangerously ill of pneumonia and the chances of his recovery are slight Jfi x J Matchless FOOTWEAR AT apply at this office For Sale phaeton and pony SHARP EYES SSSii NAP WOTQ Watching For Our ALL OVER PHE CITY ifci f 8o who nave 10 mtrssjsu MONEY CA Savings and Doirtga Our nricia urn llvi jv subject with peopis REF17UU1U Congressmen Clardy has recom- ¬ mended Mr W J Murphy to be postmaster at Macedonia Ky to fill a vacancy Wanted to borrow 1000 on real estate in the county Inquire at this office This Week Special Stoxe at Fairview resulted in fifteen versions The meeting at the M E Church con¬ dressing combs 80 to 8O0 hair brushes 7c up clothes brushes lie better gross 800 plus le hatpins 8o dozen mourning paper ptnsany slzeac doaen aluminum thimbles 2c hooks and eyes lo oerd plnl uno uoovu Koousaro boiu uy ub iiu inojime same prices we dont chanre 200or800 prcent to makeuo for 8o calico HA Ws -- Ht7U6n0fos9eaolbl8nSbt8 69oto840pBlrf canton flanneloto SN oo yara oieaou o ydrbettorByadl8or ed domeoUc ascheap Vs yard corsets 2e iV- O B CortetsSOoS O corsets tt23 chlldrens flleeca lined hnJ villi uuruso iu uvu uua ball thread lc ball coal buckets 19 20 to 25o each coal vases 185lard cans 3989and60c firaB PAPh nokers 4c zlrto wash tnba 6969 and 70o wood tubs 28c wash boards 12o padlocks So braces fltrl bits of -- 11 ftvtKn MM m in amm1n 1 Uo hammers 8o to So but cher knives 6a un alarmclnovV i ZZZ VArXS tTZZ X XTV2 hatchets t5 ff Fine opmbs tfniSiS02 KtA 2pMtliuonio nue ArF PJt nAltXWiiJKS 1 dSSeiaJlKfvl UAa a Unequalled Prices i n f H Vjq K ative effectually cleansing tho system dispelling cpldij headaches and teveis and permanently curing constipation Tt has given satisfaction t diillionn yni met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid neys Liver and Bowels without ening them and it ia perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs i tor sale by all drug- it man and gi4in 60cby We1 bottles hutFigisSyrup California nfactured 4 i UO oniyWnose name is pnnreu oo vvury paCKageaiSO m name oyrup o a bigweU inHoedyou will not Vty 4 fM if o wf-ak- blustering disagreeable day Winter seems to be close at hand Our Shoe Department i8 thorough- ¬ Rev C E Perryman pastor of the ly fulfilling its mission in supplying Casky Baptist church began a prothe people with splendid health pre ¬ tracted meeting Sunday which is serving and wear resisting footwear still in progress with the interest in Large crowds attend at creasing at Wholesale Prices every service If you havent tried this department a specialty you will bo surprised at the prices byCleaning and repairing Fine wool Fowright tho tailor and the goods though both are in ens for suitings Bridge street keeping with our DrylGoods reputa T T McKnicrht of the Lantri tion for best goods at lower prices district in North Christian raisei lOO acres of tobacco this year which He is he saved in good condition Get your supplies for TUESDAY Eyening 3Sov 26 397 one of the most extensive tobacco Shoes Favorite Comedian and Sweet Singer thanksgiving day from The growers in the county at 150 the best value in America Dr A P Campbell has resumed Bottom Grocers Wright A secured the his practice and also to 5 right to extract teeth has the painless 125 Ulens Shoes Bullard by In bis new Comedy Drama s Usual S3 shoe for 2 and theyre good process Office over BaBsett Co l We notice in several show windows Shoes of the city large advertising cards THE 17c to 150 calling attention to Uncle Minors inWe for the young Including the celebrated Solid Bock Stories by Dr Metcalfe ihat are 20 People In the Cast Runiley Children orders formed School Shoes wear and satisfaction are coming in much more rapidly Great Turn Fest Scene Realistic Avalanche A Genuine Troup ot Tyrolese Singers guaranteed by money back if you than expected Hear Mr Gardner Sln Apple Blossoms Bay so The auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church will have a bazar Dec 2 at CARL C MOORE We invite you to come Elgins old stand They will also CHEAPER THAN HOFKINSTILLE KY ntirt wr will tin f 1itf tmntlJ serve lunch All are invited ANYBODY Has a fine lot ol thorough bred Rev Kerr of Bowling Green asIndian Game Light Drahma and lllack Langshan roosters and pul- ¬ ill Srjr sisted by the local pastor Rev lets or sale Prices very reasonClaude Hall of the M E church able They are of the finest strains in America held quarterly meeting at Pleasant Wbite to him or coils to see hiin Grove this week There were three MAIN ST Next door to Kentuckian on South Virginia Street conversions and additions to the -church J Kirchdoerffer jeweler at Yates Jl for 3 years can now be found nt D old stand cor Eighth Galbreaths FKKSONAL CJOSSIF and Main All work guaranteed first Mrs W G Orr of Trenton visited class and prices reasonable Call and see him friends in the city this week None of your chea stuff AT Uf A I I IO Mr W T Tandy is visiting friends The Christian County Hunting but the best mai O in Louisville club is expected to return from POUNDS Miss Myrtie Lindsay of Madison Mississippi to morrow after an ab sence of two weeks The hunt has ville is visiting friends in the city been attended with poor success com- ¬ Judge M D Brown went to Nash- pared with former years of ville 111 yesterday on legal busiMr Allen Campbell who recently Be will return this afternoon ness Mrs J K Barr of Lexington is sold his farm to the Empire Coal visiting the family of her father Mr Company for mining purposes has purchased a farm near Nebo in HopHunter Wood ¬ A Thoughtless Reflection kins Since the election the Democratic Mrs Gentry Hillman loft yesterday ily tocounty and willin move his famContributed his new home a few days editor in Kentucky has been striving morning in company with Mrs Tenny A paragraph appeared in the New to bring himself to a relization of tho Tony Datillo has returned from Hillman for their home in Birming New York where he went to see his Era several days since which fact that tho State has really gone ham Ala Republican For the most part he or has Misses Susie and Lizzie Stites and wife and father set sail for Sicilyon a whether from thoughtlessness borne himself as a man who Dr B W Stone and Miss Kittie visit to tne ola country Tony comes other motives is a grave reflection knows that the laugh is on him and backdisgusted wth life in Gotham He Johnson made up a party to the At- ¬ says a number of energetic attempts upon tho city government of Hop for the sake of stopping the ridicule lanta Exposition this week kinsville It was to the effect that joins in Here is a sample of the ex- ¬ to Dr and Mrs E C Anderson re- were made to introduce him one Bkin pressions by which ho seeks to relieve games of various On turned this week from a bridal tour casion a stranger kinds persistent oc Hopkinsville needed a Taw and order the situation was so in club to stop open saloons on Sunday of nearly two mouths They visited No human eye can pierce the veil inviting him into his free lunch house No human tongue can toll the far west and returned by Atlanta that Tony only escaped by declaring and other kindred vices If there are Why with apait so glorious any open saloons in thiB city on SunMrs Lothman of Minneapolis Kentucky slipped and fell I loafer you dont want me He day Minnesota and Mrs Steinkamp of got back safe with all his money it is the duty of the prominent This much alono we know and this May keep our hearts still warm citizen who knows so much about it Cincinnati are the guests of Mrs W God moves In a mysterious way Mrs 0 K Dabneys art school be¬ to report it to the proper authorities X liontethis week His wonders to perform gan this wpek with fifteen or twenty Just giro his name to the police and Exchange There are he will be given an opportunity to pupils in attendance classes in China coal and charcoal ventilate his knowledge lor Bala Law and The studio is opeu every morning order clubs are very good institutions A small Btock of trenernl merchan from 9 to 12 In addition to the in semi civilized communities but in dise at Bowoll Ky and a good branches above named she is pre- a city which has adequate police ser-¬ India vice for the apprehension and arrest stand for some enterprising merchant pared to teach in pastel As an artist Mrs and courts for the trial and punish- ¬ Same will be sold at a great bargain ink and crayon Dabney is making an enviable repu- ¬ ment of those who violate the laws For particulars and terms apply to tation Sho is thoroughly qualified such clubs are not only useless but J S Qoablis assignee to teach and under her excellent in- harmful in their operation Howell Ky White- struction her classes are making rap caps ana vigilantes are tno out- ¬ Prom How Until Spring id progreaa The courso of instruc- growth of just such organizations If tion is for a term of six weeks your officers fail in their duty sup Overcoats and winter wraps will be Bev J1 M Mitchell the new pastor plant them with better olhcials but in fashion They can be discarded of the Colored M E Church has ar- ¬ aon t advertise vour community as a temporarily while traveling in the rived with his family and taken place so degraded morally as to re charge of his cliurch ffev Mitchell quire the debasing system of espom 6team heated trains of the Chicaeo St Paul Railway For KNOWLEDGE was located hero in 1886 and since age under which such clubs usually Milwaukee When you know of the law solid comfort for speed and for operate that time has been five years in Nash Brings comfort and improvement m ville and four years in Clarksville bein violated have the courapre to safety no other line can compare tends to personal enjoyment win go and report it and if an investiga with this great railway of the West iB rightly used The many who liyebct He one of the ablest divines in his tion uoes not ioiiow men Know tue ter than others and enjoy life more with church and his retuin to this city is reason why A Child Enjoys This is every mans very gratifying to the congregation less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds be t products io he will serve The church building right and privilege and is the manly The pleasant flavor gentle and soothThe officers and ing effects of Syrup of Figs when in tho needs of physical being will uttcbt has just been thoroughly remodeled course to follow liealth of the pure liquid and beautified and is now one of the the courts are your servants sworn to need of laxative and u the lather or the value to laxative principles embraced in the handsomest colored churches in the reserve peace and to protect society mother be costive or bilious the most State remedy Syrup of Figs Eev Mitchell will hold u t is your duty to see that they do it erratifvmcr results follow its use so Its excellence is due to its presenting special Thanksgiviug service next aud you have recourse when they that it is the best- family remedy fn the form most acceptable and pleas Thursday at 11 ocloJk known and every family should have The former fail ant to the taste the refreshing and truly pastor Rev S H Mitchell has been a bottle on hand DEATHS beneficial properties of u perfect lax sent to Covington Come A few flakes of buow fell Tuesday night and Wednesday was a cola The Social of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs Cornelia Phelps this Friday afternoon at 2 oclock 15o special bargains in mens hats old stylo shades boys hats and boyicaps worlds of shemtopenlngupourholldaygodadailycol ma aa LaMi vuo uiuuutturoiiLoinjicaiuvepumo iuon up rtliuca lie t 9 15 20c up 10c la spenaerB oc inaics ruo to any 2 shoe In the city peelol value also good lino eehool shoes and ladles ahooS not HJ4cXotvell all wool 8 ply ingrain carpet 60o yard vrlndow vuo c a V THE RACKET JEREMIAH H KUGLER Prop MAIN ST HopTtlnsTille 619 Ky n to B8 Broadway NY i u r4U4ai4UuiU4U4444U44U444U4U4 UiUiUUUiiiUiUiUiUiUiUiiU Ladies lto Mm Turkeys Oysters Cranberries Celery 0 pfcRtorjs E 1115 ill CLOCKS STORE pur- - Clras Hal fear Gardner MILLINERY chasing Will be found in the HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK Childrens PRE HUE Bulk Olives Jellies Etc Etc grCome and see them before -- Hneion therefore they are useful They need a case which may be cheap or expensive Wo have them in Marble Bronze Iron and Wood in great variety of designs n We have clocks for the hall the wall mantle alarm clocks calendar clocks and wan ant every one as to timekeeping qualities about Clocks They are made to keep time Wo want to say a few words O Iff W Cr Q k M W X W u j IIUOOJ Stamp Linenr Wash Silks graves k corny MAfN STREET JEWELERS Miss pleased to see her friends ozujLJCtj3xtL Wright k Bullard 1 Julia Tenable will be StzJ 20 T J SZEDS HOT GniliHSnri tt tATHAM WttLLO Listen - We Tiave the most In Canned Goods or anythig else we ask no anybody and we are not a cash odds house either We are not afraid to trust honest people weve tried em complete stock of Furniture and House Furnishing Goods of All Kinds in the city niniuijitioii punting Outfits and Supplies at GUS YOUNGS Virginia Street opp Hotel Latham Hopkinsville Ky We Want Your Business and will have it if low prices and square dealing will secure it Come and see us WA PPool A H Goodwin POOL I GOODWIH Jais Plain I Belote and Ornamental Bro Plasterer KT HOPKINBVILLB Formerly with Forbes Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city EST Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street Will make estimates on all kinds Honk insville of plastering and cement work All work guaranteed and prices reasonable Repair work a spec HOUSEKEEPERS ialty and will receive prompt at- ¬ Do yon want the beat spoonB and forks in the tention I The Btebljno Silvsr Inlaid market Ex amine Addmss Lock Box 420 h n This Cu T George Stone col aged 90 who lived alone in Warren county was burned to death while sleeping on his hearth r A tremendous meteor explodedoyer then call and see thejMnulne at tho Old Bella Texas with a report like thunder ble Jewelry House of ftfo Kelly Othernotable brands kept in stook f PATENTED Tnr GEO W YOUNG Sanitary Plumber Steam and Gas Fitter DEALER IN TOBACCO BARNS Insured by- Long For Kelly An Enigmatical Bill of Fare a dinner served on the Dining J A 1 xd Cars of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Eailway will be sent to any ad dress on receipt of n two ceut postage stamp ApplvtoGfO II HeaffordJ General Paweriger Agent OldColony Kichahds F mother of Mr W HKichards of this city died very suddenly Saturday at her home in Brownsville Tenn of congestion She was 67 yeurs old and had enjoyed excellent health until ajfew hours before her demise Her son was telegraphed bere but did not arrive at Brownsville until after her death occurred Downs Mrs Patsy A Downa died at her hotrie near Boarinsr Sprihy last Friday after a long ill rs M Richards Elaatio Oottage Faints Sold by R C Hardwick are the most durable and pnlJiant on the market Warranted to not scale Vane Calvebt Paint Co St Louis Mo Vitaliasdoub1le Btrongth foi sale by Gnefal4uMe THe prettiest line of i Furnishing HEATERS Joifc and tneibes 11 uruggias- - j Store tion in able r naw 3kewa about 80 y ofl Jit ApplyJo E JPraatol house for1886 Best Iocs- Hopkmavma JKent reason it f OK BEKT PMmmnNa UUhilktiljiMibuj W RANGES in the city It will them beforebuyingi OOJMEt Yoii wffl btf Wr T teously whether yori pmrchiae ornot want to rfthowt f PTXoftK frtt I v j jkltkjMibJJiM

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