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ANNOUNCEMENTS. lam ii candidate for COUNTY ATTORNEY if in 'JlOKttIOI (2 A TEAS IH ADVAJOB verllfte. Hates mtiecmciiu rnrnlehoa en Mk(18 MB aid SO Hurt. Blml. ikj JANUARY 1801 if Christian county subject to th action of mo lomocrauo party, i urn inorouKmy tha li and tlutlrsol Cuuntr Attorney, having hsd considerable xperlenco If elected I lll make you such ktl officer aa vnti illl ho nroml of, jan.s, vi.

M.II.UnottK yte are authorized to announco GEORGE LONG at a candidate for re-election to the ofllce of Jailer of Christian rounty. subject to the action of the Democratic party. i i Extroinly cold woathor and Bevoro blizzards aro roportod in Town, and Minnesota. Freaidonl Clovoland altonded the funeral of his nephotr, Henry E. Hastings, at Hartford, Wednesday.

Tho great German World's Fair educational exhibit is to bo given to New York, Pennsylvania ond Wisconsin, Sir. Morgan's bill to repeal tho Soparato law waa killed in tho Houso by a voto of 22 to 01, Tuesday, A negro named Gamble, who outraged the 11-year-old daughter of A. B. Francis, neat Jollico, inj Kentucky, was hanged by mob Sundorjiight. No.

10. Treasurer Noland, of Mis- souri, has just completed a five years' term in tho penitentiary for embozzle mont, and Gov. Stone rostorod him to citizenship the day ho was released. Tho House, after a long debate on the sugar schedulo of tho tariff bill Mesdsy, by a big majority knocked off tho sugar bounty entiroly and placed tho refined article on tho free list. There was another encounter Sheriff Mains' party and the notorious Farlin ganjr, of Whitley cotinjy Tuesday afternoon, in which one of the outlaws was killed outright and soveral others woro wounded, in cluded some of the Sheriff's party.

Seventy-five thousand dollars havo en given to the University of Penn rylvania by Joseph Wharton, of Phil adelphia. He founded a chair of finance and economy in tho university somo years ago and has sinco that time in it maintenance. The same institution is tbe fortunate recipient of tho Argentine Itepublio's fino exhibit of native Pwooda at tho World's Fair, valued at 5160,000. Tho Washington correspondent of tha Courier-Journal says that the gossip which has been going around for a wook or more connecting tho name of Secretary Carlisle with a bench appointment is backed up by nothing but idle speculation. The Socretary is quoted pa saying that bo has'no desire to go on the bench, and that after leaving the frf Treasury ha intends to roturn to his I'ruiession.

President Clovoland has again aroused tho antagonism of both Sonators from New York by nominating a mugwump named Pockbam tor tho Supreme Bench, In oddition to tho cbargo that Mr. Peckham is in the habit of scratching Democratic tickots, oven in gubernatorial contests, it 1b urged that ho is too old, being past his 01st yoar. Senator Hill is determined to send Peckham down tho same road by which Horn-blower recently disappeared. There ore already two announced candidates for'tho Democratic nomination for Governor. Thoy are Gen.

C. Wat Hardiu, of Frankfort, and Hon. CassiusM, Clay, of Paris. Both woro in the fight of 1891 and both will be strongly backed, If the scarce Is made up between these twoTrcilleraon jt will bo closo and exciting from from start to finish and the result would turn on the at- titude of Jefferson county, which will cast 111) of tbe -ill votes necessary to nominate Tho bill offering a premium on tho acalpa of foxes, wildcats, uud wolvest Has defeated lu the House by a voto of 39 to 42, Among the amendments Bjffered waa ono by Nerge Clark, of JftrvJIng Green, making tho pronosod law apply to tobacco worms, for the 'benefit of western Kentucky. An amendment providing that the pre miums ue paid out oi tuo county levy wad tacked on, which caused the strongest advocates of tho bill to vote against it on its attempt to paes aa amended, Tha Tradesman, Chattanooga.

In its review of tha industrial on In the south for tho wook January 22, reports that tho established industries In tho ittes continua to steadily erand In importanco. Iast wook Jtas been Jn. ''i" iUIHKIf i (r'jyyv rum- "rfe $-i 1 ,1 WUHMMMW tn KT-Jt tui utU lU WttlVtaV SaVlngl liabh Louisvillo lias ataigncd. Jan. 20 is tho diijr sol iiy tiie Gonbfnl Id lionr from bidders for tho iwatrigogltnp contract.

Bjr tote of two to ouo Wodnos tiny, tho liotiso passed tho bill abol lohiup tho Stnto Board of Equalization. A company lias boon incorporated in Alabama with $100,000 capital for (ho purpose of furnishing transporta tion to Liiwna lor negroes at zl) a hood. Tho Manufacturers' Land and Companr at Coviojilon tiled a duod of assignment this nook. Noarly all of its croditors reside in Cincinnati. Wils Howard, tho desperado who was hung at Lebanon, last wook, has a brothor and an undo serving timo in tho Eddyvillo ponitonliary.

Tho Frankfort Capital's now head is a beauty, and greatly improves tho appoaranco of that oxcollont and flourishing exponent of tho enterprise of tho Capital city. Fifty convicts conflnod in the branch Stato prison at Coal Creek. oecaped Tuosdav nicht and noarly all of them aro still at largo. They wsre all short term prisoners. The Supremo Court of Iowa has of- firmod ita former decision holding that tho "prohibitory amendmentMs not a part of tho of tbe State, 'having novor been logally adopted.

Near Greonsburg, soven persons were bitten by a cat, afflicted with hydrophobia. Among those bit ton was C. P. Fogg, who died in great agony, after suffering all the horrors of rabies. A largo numbor of the factories of New York City havo resumed opofal tions and thousands of idlers have been given employment.

The manufacturers of that city say tho market is much better than it has boon for some timo, Secretary Carlisle has decided that all employes of tho Treasury Depart ment who fail to report for duty on account of Bickncss must givo notice, and thon oach coso will bo investigated by a medical officer from tho Marino Hospital. At a late hour Wednesday tho Courts decided that there were no legal objections to tho ell fight nt Jacksonville, which doubt-loss camo off yesterday according to program. Bets were two to one on Corbott. Dr. T.

DeWitt Talmogo announced from tho pub; it Sunday that he would resign the pastorate of the Brooklyn Ttbernaclo early in tho Bpnug, upon tho versuy of tho beginning of his services there. Ho will not quft however. John L. Sullivan aud Jake Kilraiu mot in tho letter's saloon, in Baltimore, last Saturday, where they shook bauds and became fast friends. This was tho first time thoy had met sinco tho momorablo fight at Hinn-burg, four years ogo.

Friendship was soalod over a bottlo soveral bottles in fact and old times were then freely discussed by the pugi lists. The great tunnel through tho San In Lucia mountains, in California, which tho Southern Pacific Co has been boring for more than a year past, was pierced Sunday morniug. It is noarly feet long, and is the longest tuunol iu tho Uuitod States, excepting on, tho Big Bond, ou the Chesapeake Si Ohio railroad, iu West Virginia. The Big Bond is ouo aud a quarter railos long. HarriHon Robertson of the Courier Journal nUff.

who wrote "How the Derby Was Won," for Sorib.ier's Magazine some time ago, (which Htory by tho way, the Scribners havo esteemed bo highly as to include it iu their volumo of "Stories of the has a story iu tho February number of the Tho Southern Maga- zino. Mr. Robertson calls the story "The Courtship of Calo Sublett," ond Iu it draws skillfully and humorously cortalu tvos of the "Blue Gross Country" about Lexington, Dividend for Stock Holders. Chicago, Jon. 22 Auditor Barring, ton, of tho Exposition Company, has issued his monthly statemout of monthly receipts aud disbursements up to Jauuary 12, 1S91.

Mr, Barring-ton shows that at tho doto jyeotioned 120,010,120 had boon at the lato World's Fair. EJfigures tho uet asseU at $1,293,707, if there woro no further expenditures to bo in curred aud would represout tho sum availablo to bo returned as a dividond on tho stock, Tho capital stock of tho company, including tho given by the city, amounts to 910,000,195, so that if tbo whole surplus woro distributed tho stock hold ers would rocoivo 11 cents on tho dollar. Tho net nssots will, however, bo further reduced, as there can bo uo hope of roturn of more than 10 per oftnt. Olden Tli akod the. iet ftauce of a Hull lioiui ilril ioAtlcl itrtii.ioar.

D. I1. Allan's Sorlous Accident On Tho B. ii M. It.

It. Hit Escape, Sickness and Recovery. Pluck, ParalysisA Railroad's Ingratitude. From the Wallace, Herald. Lost summor Mr.

D. T. Allvn nf this place, worked for the B. it M. It.

as a section hand, ou the suction oxtouding east from Tocumsoh, tho county soat of Johnson county, No braska. On tho socond day of July ho met with an accident that noarlv cost him his life. Ho aud fivo other mou were workiug a handcar iu front of which was a push car. Mr. Allyn was standing on the front part of the car, with his back towards tho direction iu which tho car waa beiug run.

Just as tho two cars cumo togothor, tho foreman ordorod him to step from tho car on which they woro rid ing on to tho push cor, and nt the same timo signaled another of the men to apply the brake, which Blackened their spoed enough to caueo gap of a fow feet between the cars. In stopping back to comply with tho order ho foil upon his buck in the middle of the railroad track and tho ca with its load of fivo mou, tools and wator keg, iu all weighing fully a ton, passing ovor him. A rod on tho under side of tho car caught his feet and doubled him up so that his foot struck his face. As ho rolled over, tho bull-wheel struck his back and inflicted tho injury that came so near proving latal. Tho car was raised from tho rails and thrown off tuo tracx.

He waa carried to town and Dr. Snyder, tha B. Si M. it. H.

surgeon at Tecumseh was summoned. Afterwards Dr. C. C. Gaffard, Dr.

Yodon and Dr. Waters, all of Wyinore," were called iu consultation, but thpy could affordi.no relief. About the 1st of October 1 Ho becama: lyzed from his woit'cfoVw The senso of feoling entiroly leftis "'legs, which becamo drawn ono across the other. Dr. Livingstou, of the head nlive'icia'u of iua ai.Mi..u, system, was summoned to tfeal.tlio cose, but finally informed his parent that ho could not live to boo Jul; 1893.

He had not the moans to pay tho expenses of a lawsuit against the railroad com2 pany, but tho company's attorney's vory willingly compromised tho claim for damages by paying him 2.0C0. His condition continued to grow Avorse, tho excruciating pain iu his bacK never, -ceasing, nntil upon tho recommendation and by the request oi Tviauy menu, airs. v. u. bwan, ol Tecumseh, he begau taking Pink.

Pills for Pale People. To tho Herald reporter he said, "I had no more faith in them than I would haYe had in eating a handful of dirt." He commenced taking the pills on the 2d day of February, taking one after eacu meal, and in ten days time, to his surprise and intonse doiight, thq pain began to leave him For seven months he had suffored continuously, and his joy when relief camo can be imagined but not described. He continued taking the Pink Pills until the fore part of May. About tho middle of March he could go about his ordinary work without any inconvenience. He considers himself en tirely cured and feels as woll as ever ho did, except that his back is not as strong as it waB before he was hurt.

This spring bo moved on to a farm twelve miles soutnwest ol where he has planred a good crop of corn and is doing all ins work without any hired help. Should anyone doubt tho statements herein made, thot aro iuvited to boo him personally or write to him, and address him at Wallace, Nob. He is thankful for what Pink FilhThavo dono for him, and is willing to go to some trouble to let otheis know of their wonderful curative properties, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, it seenn, contain a condoased foim ol all tho elements necesnry to givo new lifo aud richness to the blood, and restore shattered nervos. Tby aro an unfailing specific for Mich din eases as locomotor ataxia, partial pa rttljsis, St.

Vitus' dance, sciatica, neu ralgia, rheumatism, utrvous headache, the after effects o( the grippe, palpitation or the heart, pale aud sallo complexions, that tired feeling ro suiting from nerv us prostration; all disoases resulting from vitiated hu mora iu the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc, They are ul so a specific for troubles peculiar to females, such assuppiessioaH, irregu larities, and till forms of weakness They build up the blood uud restore the glow of health to piiln aud Hallow cheeks. Iu uieu they affect a radio il cure iu all cusearUiug from mental worry, overwork, or of whatever uaiiire. These Pills are manutactiired by the Dr. Williams Medicine CouiiHtiy. Si'huoctudr, X.

ami Hrookvdio, aud are nold in boxes nt, fU ivutH a bjx.or six biwi for fcJ.fV), aud aro i.over hold in bulk. State or Ohio, Citv of Toled Ll'oas County Fiunk J. CilK.NKV uiiikiM oath llut ho is tho Nuiiior pitituer of the linn of F. J. Chunky doiug buaiuovi in tbo City of Toledo, County uud Stato llmt tho linn will nay tbo sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each aud every case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the use of Hall's Cataiiru Cure.

seal A. W. GLEASON. 11110 (Isurauteul Notary Publio Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally nud ucts directly ou tho blood and mucoue surfaces of tho tystein Send for testimonials, free, F.J. CHENEY Si Toledo O.

3-Sold by Druggist, 75o. Wearing the Strlpss. Idaho has 11)2 convicts, nil males. Michigan D03 couvictH, all males Tho convicts of Now Hampshire numbor Maryland has 701 convicts, of whom -197 are unmarried. California convict oach cost tho Stato 5)2 cents a day.

Tho cost of prison in Colorado is 11 cents a day, Nevada has 101 convictu emplryed iu making boots and shoes. Virginia convicts are hired out to shoe contractors and railroads. Minnesota lias 812 white convicts, sovonteou colored aud ono Indian. Tho North Carolina penitentiary contains 200 wbito and 921 colored convicts. Ex.

ipurWeekiltir anr method of toachlnu equal Twl 1 1 UnEAM OP HEWS. A Groat Rovlvat. A vory succosaful revival is being conductod nt tho Mothodist church in Llklon, Tho meeting has boon lu progress for two weeks and there havo already boon ovor fifty conversions. Services are botug hold throe times oach day, tho pastor, llov. J.

T. Itushing, beiug assisted by Rev. W. It. Browtlor, of Elizsbethlowu.

Uavo a Good Dond, Tom Quarles, the negro boy charged with tamporing" with mail mattor, had an examining trial bo fore Judge Morrow nud wat held lu a 1100 bond to answer any indictment tho Fedoral gniutl jury might find. Quarles furnished tho required bond aud was reloasotl. To-morrow his case will bo presented to tho graud jury now iu sossiou nt Owonsboro. Child Burned to Death. A three-year-old child of Dudley Weakley, a negro living on Mr.

J. F. Gnruett's farm, near Tho Square, was burned to death Tuesday night. The child was standing by tho fire when her dress caught from the flames and was badly burned off, leaving the bare body horribly blistered. It died in great egony a fow hours after tho accidont.

A Floater Found. Last Saturday morning tho body of a negro man, apparently about 25 years old, was found floating down tho Cumberland river near Clarks villa. Tho body was takon from tho river and an inquest was held, tho jury rendering a verdict of murder. Tho floater's 'head was c'nishod: on one side. He could not bo identified', though it- is balievod that the body was that of Bill Hutchrsoa, who was drowned iu Rod River Dec.

21. Me Made a Test Case. Several months ago ono W. H. Anderson, a colored preacher, for the purpose of making a tost case of tho soparnto coach law, boarded an L.

Si N. passenger coach nt Henderson other than tbo one set apart, for his color and was made to vacate by Conductor Wiso. Subsequently this samo preacher made a second trial, and this timo left the car at Robards Station by order of Conductor O'Day. Tbo minister at onco instituted suit not only to test tha law but to recover tho the United Statos Circuit Couit'at Owensboro and thecaso is being tried this week. Three Tramps In Trouble.

Three 'tramps giving their names as J. H. Freeman, John Ragou nud Wm, Haley, aro iu tho lock up on a charge of petit larceny. They are charged with stealing clothing from Cox Bros, and two pairs of pants aud an overcoat belonging to the firm, were found in tho possession of ono of tho men, uho was trying to dispose of them. The mou were brought before Judge Brown Wednesday and two of them uero questioned, but Jno.

Ra- gon refused to bo sworo. He was ordsred returned to the calaboose. The other two were also locked up ami tbo examining trial is set for to- iiiunun murmur. Our Tobacco Market. Tbo sales this week amounted to just one hundred hogsheads, tbe most of which was eld tobacco.

Very littlo of tbo new crop was offered, but the few hogsheads of this kind sold commanded very satisfactory pritos Our receipts are slowly increasing, but hrw small yet, owing to tbe fael that uot more than one fourth of the crop of '93 has Locu Mripped. Prices this week are concidered a shade hotter thou tLey wore list week. Tho ex tremely cold wave of tbe past few data hns put stop to the hirdling of the "cod for the pro-unit and tbe prospoets nro that receipt! will con tiiitie light for several weeks. A Tumble of 60 Degncs. Tho mild winter wns brought to a sudden end Tumlny uight by a cold uavolhnt cuiml a drop of ubout CO dean es iu a fow houis.

It came with Hiot'Mcim Here iiipr.niimnit ami by jWiirim tiioiiihig iIih nii'iciiiy wai dt wn lo lifiiiFx vcrii tihly ri pf ricd all tl.etwj Ikiii 7ii tit 10 In-low At NiM.tillc i he lb'cml repnit at 2 n. in 2 iliotp ml it innt have Ix-i-ii licif hi li'HM 5 belo by an afciiritte recoid Ou Jhii 15, 1893, it was 3 l.t) which was the coldest day for years. Yesterday undoubted! wiped out that recoid by several degrees and according to gooa inermomoters by as romu as seven degrees. Used His Knife Freely. Tho Dover, Tenn Courier says: On the Oth tit Popular Spring Church, iu district No.

8, the neighbors gathered nroutid a Christmas tree, ami whilo tho gifus wore being distributed by Robt. Ilerndou, ho was called by Charles Gregory lo como out ho wished to speak to him, and just outside the houso ho charged Ilerndon with having talked about him and said he had to take it back, This llerudon declined to do, Greg ory seized him by tha coat collar and tiHod his pookut kuife pretty freely They woro separated aud Ilerndou was found to havo recehod six ugly gashes in tho loft sklo and arm Gregory Uh anil wai captured near tho Trigg county lino on the 8th, triod bofore Ks, Watson and Miles aud bound ovor in a thousand dollar boud for his nppeurance at tha Cir cuit court iu April. Dig Batch of Criminals. Esquire Jo. Gray hold bis court near Fairview Monday, Tho following cases were disposed of: Henry Golstou and Jim Forroil, of each 11 nod $20, Iiiko Lsckoy, same, fined $30 El ''Is" frrimi i.

i I ifr. iT. A. Wheeler "Whilo Serving My Country iu uitcn in vino ipinai uumj9 ana rneu. mnttira.

When I returned homo tay trouble wm still with mo, and I was confined to jay bed, rtnablo to help myself for 23 month. After taking leroa bottle of Hood's SartanartlU 1 win wr ii ana naro not iinee boon troubled with my old complaint. My wife was In ill health, uttering nltb liesdache, dlixlneai and JTJUUU DUO lOOB two Dome oi E.ood'o Sarsaparllla and fccU Illo woman." Jxuti A. WuSBLm, 1000 Dlrlilon BL, lUltlraore, Sid. I lood'o Plllo nrotho fceit after-dinner mil, aulit digestion, cure hoad.achc Tryaboi.

ryiug pistol and S7f for intlmido ling by flourishing a pistol. Downs unable to sottlo his fines and was sent to tho work houso 170 dayH. Tho parties woro all colored and engoged lu row at a festival near Fairview iu tho Christmas. There aro warranU out for several others who participated. Judgo Brown prosecuted the batch of offenders.

DEATHS. Hon. W. T. Cox.

nrominent lawyer of Bowling Green, died ftt Monday. He represented Warren county in tbo General threo times, and also served a 'term as Citv Attorney of rtnnliW Gfecnv Stewabt Mr. BrycdStewart, ono among the most prominent citiieus.of Clnrksyillo, diod Tuesday morning, after a long illness, aged 00 years. Mr. Stewart had accumulated a hand some forttino and was the largest tax payer in Moutgomery county.

Ho was an enterprising and public spirit ed citizeu and will bo much missed from the community iu which he has lived for a number of years. KiLLEiiREw Mrs. J. M. Killebrew, wife of 'Squire Killebrew, of Ringgold, died Sunday at 3 p.

m. with la grippe, after a lengthy sickness, aged 05 yoare. She was a member of the Baptist church and a most excelleut lady. Tho burial took plnco at 1 p. m.

Monday at the family burying ground, at tho late residence of the deceased. Mrs. Killebrew has been an invalid for some years. Progress-Democrat- Miller Tbo Cadiz 2W7ioiiesayB: W. Alox Miller died of rheumatism of the heart at tbe home of his friend and neighbor, J.

O. Barnett, in the Tugglovillo neighborhood, last Saturday morning, where ho hod fow days previous gone and fallen sick with something sfmilar to la grippe. His death was a surprise to all. Mr. Miller was born sixty years" ago at tho place where Rev.

J. J. Alexander now resides, and when about ten years of age he, with his father, camo to Cadiz to hear Gov. Onsley and Gen. Wm.

O. Butler speak iu a tobao co factory. The gathering, was very largo and Alex was crowded out of high window. Tho fall broko his back, and thus ho want throiigh lifo a cripple, cheerful aud kin lly to all. Ho was a temperate, just and neigh birly niin with limn ah nit him an I lived au industrious life ou his small farm.

He was not a member of any church, it is said, but he wan strong believer iu Christ'anity and th saving grace. Two sisters, Mrs. Murga ret llobsou, at Win go, and Mrs. Scott, at Murray, aud a brother, Mr. Rufus Miller, at Springfield, still survive the deceased.

The next mooting of the K. P. A. will I i huld at Frankfirt June 7 ui.d 8. Tbe Executive Comniilloe held ti meeting iu Louisville Wednesday and flxtd I ho timo nud placo ami appointed a local romuilllfo ou countting of Geo.

L. Willix, Geo A. I.ewip, I't Mi-Dou-it'd, F.d O. him! M. It Miirtnii.

li ih 'mini i I oiir "tllllll II II lllllli t'H I u' 'tilll Id l- Li 'V it "Iimii A Intri'iiig rtirfr' mil iiiid. ui'iiwl i- a lioit riil up lli Keiitu River. The ctittal a III a big ullendHUce when tho Iiojh come together iu "strnnbtfrry tiui." It Always F'sys to Advertise. A little money expended i i judicious advertising aluujs pays the ad vertiser Handsomely, aud It is a matter of fact that tbe roan who uses printer's ink rarely ever has occasion to complain ot bard limes, no money, o'c. ino following clipping Irom Printers' Ink, which npiiearoil in December, is woith reuding aud ro memboriug: Ot tho two largest clothiers in Now York, tho that tiover advertises discharged noarly all of its cutters weeks ago, aud has notified thirty salesman ami stock keepers that their services will not bo ntodod after January 1.

Whereas the other parties, who aro constant uewrpapor advertisers, aro beeping tlieir cutters hard ut work, ami have uotilied their army of employes that uouo will be dibuhargod." 11- -J- Jit J. ii atvss uu arjtM in. 4 IkaE mm MUaMiaMfaciMMt WATEflLOti Fdft WATERWORKS. Tho Court of Appeal Reverses Judgo Grace's Decision. Tbo Court of Appeals Tuesday, lu a lengthy opinion by Judgo UszM rigg, upholds tho Mt.irof the const! ltd Ion iu limiting the indebtedness of towns nud citios iu tho Statu.

Tho caso under review was that of D. R. Beard and other citizens of Hopkiusvllle, who sought by nu injunction to prevent tho city from contracting for system of waterworks, sewers mid electric lights, which, ns Ihet alleged, would cutis 3 tbe city to exceed tho ft per cent, indebtedness or nbout $100,00) nlloned by the constitution in fourth class cities, Tbo court below sustained the contract aud dismissed tho petition, nud the Court of A pixels reversed this judgment, holding that a liability of tho kind cannot bo dNtrliiutcd over the future years us tint work pro grosses or the material is used, aud that any other doctrine thau observance of the limits imposed by the constitution would opou tho door to the mischief Intended to be prohibited be that instrument. The decision was agreed upou nftr au exhaustive investigation by Judgo HozMrgg, and all ol the judges coucurrod iu the opinion, A contract was made by the City Council in Sept. 1891 with Jno.

P. Martin, just before the new constitution was formally piomtilgated, for a system of water-works auti electric lights. Tho light plnnt wns con' structed nnd is low beiug operated. Tho Martin franchises were turned over lost year to the Ilopkinsville Water, Light Si Power now holds tho contract. The light'eoutract was uot it was for only fivo year sat $1,000 a year.

Tho Council has since increased tho enuual compensation to $2,500, which is being poidquartorly. The decision of course destroys the prospect Of -waterworks under tho contract held to be illegal. The Martin contract was represented by Wood Bell, tho city by James Breathitt aud tho citizeus who raised the question by Joe McCarroli and Pelree Si Downer. An attempt will bo made to get a rehearing, but there is but little prospect of a change in the decision of tho court, which was reached after an exhaustive consideration of two or three weeks duratiou TOBACCO NEWS. UOFKIN'SVtLLE MARKET.

LOUISVILLE MARKET. INSPECTOR WEEKLY RETORT. Week ending Jan. 21, 1891. Receipts for week, 70 Ilbds.

Receipts for year, 115 Sales for week, 100 Sales for 1...392 SMITUSOK it'BARSETT. Sales by Rogsdale, Cooper Si of 31 hhds. as follows: 25 hbds. medium to good leaf $9 00, 8 00, 8 00, 8 00, 8 00, 8 00, 8 00, 8 00, 8 00. 8 00, 7 25, 7 25, 7 25, 7 25, 7 25, 7 25, 7 25, 7 25.

7 25, 7 25, 50, 50, 50, 6 50, 6 25. hbds. old lugs So'60, 525, 5 50, 5 50, 5 50 1 50. Furnished bjr Ulovcr A Oarrctt LoulillIe Tobacco Warehouse. Sales on our market for the wonk just closed amount to Lds with receipts for lie sainn period of 1.CS0 hbds.

Snlt'H our market since Jnuiidry Int. umoiiut to 10,512 hhds. SuIch of tho crop of 18J3 ou our market to this date amount (o 18,272 hbds. Prices iu our dark remain unchanged since last report. Lugs iu good couditiou ami loaf 2G iuchesorover iu lougth, coutinuo to bring tho most satisfactory prices The following quotations fairly represent our rasrket for new dark tobacco (1893 crop.) Trash $2 CO to 00.

Common to medium Iiiim S3 00. to 100. Dark rich lugs extra quality 00 to 00. Common leaf 1 (X), lo 4 "fl. Medium In good leaf $1 to ii M) Lnf xtr leijgih fi'J to 00.

Wi 'pper sfy'os S7 00 to 8 Ml. Coiiim I'ile Ibnnedy Cures. WE TELL YOU a. thloK new when wo Hate that It pari to tor.je mm M.w. iir4tiij uicaiaD( bull.

ntii, that returns a profit for every diy'i work. Such Is the builneii we otir the work In clan. We teaeh them how to make inoue raplJlr, anj guarantee every one who folion i our luitruclloui fallhfully the rnaklnc of 300 00 month. fcverj one who takes hold iimr and worki will lure and iedlly Increaie their eirulai) thire can be no qutitlou about It: olhari uow at won are It. i and you, rradrr, cau Uo the tame.

lhli.il the Let payliif Luilarii that MAMQPP RESTORED! Von III make a hip cnanca 10 aecure. grave mi, lake If you fall to give It a trial at "i una act quickly, you will Ulreetly dud yourielf In a inoit nroipeiuus huiluiii.at which you ran mrtlyiuake aud lave large lumi of money, 'he reiulti of only a few houra' work will ollen equal wagei. WhetkeriouarecldV vouns, nun woman.lt makei no dlffrrt nee, do as -i. and lie. ecu will meet you at the Neither experience or capital work or ui aire rewarded, day f.i full partlculari, free no, U- M.

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