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Loui rut i. Ms.litllln Aeouin nUINI. UOWB1 lOl'TII. Si tl wmtb'tn ratt Mall An, tn rminuii Mo, tl Na.hf llli Accom PERSONAL QOS8IP. Mr.

W. A. Hood, of Cask, MIhsFiiuuIo Coulter, of Clnrkuvlllo, it Tisttlng Mlsa Hollo Mooro. Het. A.

W. Moftchnm, of Oraoojr, ppeut Sunday and Monday In tho city. Dr.K.J.AIcFa.1, of Sailors' Rout, Tlsitod frlondri near tno city Sunday. Mr. nml Mr.

W. A. "V11CU8 UaTO rclurDod from trip to Louluvillo and UowllugQroon. Mr. Paclc Giles and wlfo.of IIowoll, have returned from visit of Bovoral months to Florida.

Mr.CharlioHill.ol Uio Clarkflvlilo Tlr. K.rlnrr. is tu the city ttlth view to starting broom factory nt thia Miss 0. Kldloy Fcace, of Black Hlnnn la vlnltlnrf Uio family of Mr. M.

B. King near Church Hill. MUaPeaco In a ulster of Mr. J. It.

Poaeo, of this county. The Skill And Knowledge Essential to tho production of tho most perfect and popular laxativo remedy knOtvn, havo onnblod tho California Fig Syrup Co. to achioTO a groat Bucccaa iu the reputation of ita gemcxly, Syrup of Figs, as it ia conceded to bo Uio universal iaxativo For alo Ly all druggists. The. L.

ifc NT. will aell round trip tickets to Covington, Mar 2ud and Srd, good returning until nnd ou May 7lL, rate one faro, account annual Conclavo KnighU Tomplarn. J. JL A da vs. Morgan Black, of Ilondoreou county, while being brought to tho asylum noar this city recently becamo bo violent that he fcoized his friutid who hnd turn in charge and choked hlui until ttelstnuco tr hou Black was tied down to tho seat and forced to keep quiet.

On account of 111 health Mr. Geo, Ti. Gary baa resigned his offioa of 8ocrotary and treasurer of tho os McDowell Louisville, nnd sold his stock in that concern. lie (rill tako a trip this week to Chicago, Don- vor and western points accompanied his wife, hoping to have his failing oalth Iwaoflttod. Tho regular monthly business mooting will bo hold on to-morrow night nt tho Baptist church.

It is a mooting of great importanco and a full attend anco earnestly desired. Tho committee ou tho now church will make their report rocomraonding a lot for tho now houso of worship. Common Fleas court coutcned yesterday with Judgo Misl'horson pro-aiding. There aro 80 now enses on tho docket. The following jury was empaneled: Mouroo Boyd, S.

Hunt, John Y. Gray, Nelson Cross, F. M. Fierce, W. W.

West, Juo. Gregory, Columbus Gregory, J. E. McCarroll, Juo. It.

Carloss, 13. .1. Faulkner FaulV, Cartor, Isaac Cayco. MATRIMONIAL. Mr.

Charles O'Neal, a prosperous youug farmer of Longview, and Mfss AUonsworth, of Howell, were united in marriago in Nashville April 27th. Tho brido is ayoungladypf much beauty and is oxtremeiy popular In social circlos. Slioia'nBlntor of Moasrs. Jco. F.

nnd If. 'AUonsworth, successful merchants at Howoll. Amusemenlt, Cept. Audrew Molvlllo's Scenic production, "Battloo of tho Vur," and Coucert Company, An dor sou Morton's Diorama of tho Fight between tho Monitor nnd Morrimao, and Ycatman 0. Alloy'o throo shows in ono, is tho attraction that will bo nt Holland's Open Houso this ovonlng, Capt.

Mollrlllo'a fifteen hundred foot of war vions woro paintou at mo lamoutt etudlo of Laudis, and in- cluuos tno most tuterositng, and with Sergt. Alloy's Shadowgraphs, tho California Quartetto in war eongs, bal lads, and Medleys, Mid tho Hnrtwell Musical Artists, tho entertainment will bo ono well worth tho prico of admission. Seuta nro now on solo at Golbroath'a, The Favored OUtsei, Toachors, Miuistors. Fariiinm Mochaoicfl, Merchants, as well as their wives, uauguters nnd 6ons, who would like to uooto at least a par of their timo and attention to work that would bring them in a lot of ready money iiunuK uio nun, iow montus, wpuladnwelltolook up tho adver tisement of B. F.

Johnson Co, Itlehmend, iu nnolhor column, as it may hi? tho moans of opouius up to many now lifo nnd large possibilities -Those gentlomou have boon oxtourivo' lyaudsuccoBsivoIr onirBired iu bust- nos for many years, and they know what they aro talking about whon they tell you they can show vou how to twuryogr flanncla! couditjon, t)e 3 lltdsiint 4: i. id. till it Nn.livllle Accommodation iIom nol tun on Auuti bouml St. lotil nil Clilpt(to rit 1hIh.Ih.to tliiviifu tialm wlliiami tierjitrt luLlilragu Hi. I ml I Joe toi unit at ImiHirtanl lUtioni ami JIm througll I'ullmail ilccpert lu Atlnl, On.

H. ADiHI, Ar'nt. Vllnlia live bllilaUuff. Af Pl IX AH i I to Hi nr.nartfiu iHtnc. I'illa euro 'vlllidltt do- Something oxtra ohoop in gold filled nml silver ttntchoH, nt Vates'.

JDr. A. P. Cnmpboll, dentist, oDico nt Mr. J.

N. Mills, Sovouth St. Somotlilng now hi Como nnd seo them, 'iii'iliftTO wntch chains. Cox Bnos, Duckor Si Undornood, uudortakors, ollice oriposllo First Nr.tional Bank. Dr.

A. J. Knnpp, tho colobrnlod optician, nlll bo at Dr. Young's office May 2, fl audi. Saddln nnd linrnoss horso and baroucho for sale.

Jno. T. Edmunds. Bow Knots in Chatolainos, Stick and Breast Fins silvor and gold, nt Yatm'. A mnrringo llcouso was granted 11.

Hnmby to wed Miss A. J. Katcllff, Friday. Coruleou and Dawson Springs will open for the summor season about Juno 1st. Born, to thowlfoof It, Adams, near Beverly, Saturday, a twoho pound boy.

Itor. Thomas Boltomly preached nt tlm Methodist church Sunday In the absence of tho pastor. Thoro worn C8 arrests mado by the polico during April, against tho samo numlor for April '91. i Foster's prodictionscall for ploos ant woathor until May whon nnoth er storm waroisduo. Mr.

Bailer Itichards moved last week into Judgo Winfreo's now ou Virginia street. Thoso interested In tho proxsod furuituro factory aro requested to moot at Fyleifc Uonshaw'a this Stnno early whoat over in tho etlgo of Tennosseo hni hoadod out and will bo ready for tho reaper in two weeks. John V. Gates, of Princeton, hns boon nolecled as 0. V.

attorney in tho placo of Honry Hughes, of Morgan-field, reslguod. S.W. proprietors of Corulean Springs, havo secured tho sen ices of Miko's Italian baud for tho summer season. OUio Mullon was thrown from a mulo Saturday nnd considerably bruised and cut. Ho foil atrainst barbod wlro fence.

Nick Fiuzor, A. Giles' thorough broil stallion, and somo of his lino colts, can bo soon atChurchHill next Friday, Oraugo sale day. Mr. W. U.

Bowman moved last Saturday into his nowly purchased cottage ou South Virginia strcot aud set up to houbokooping. Joo Itosao, tho Italian fruit vernier, returned to Italy last week. During bis two years' stay in Hopkinsvillo ho bat ex I up 1,600 not profits. K. P.

Drako has sold out hW grocery at Munnington to Banco Mcintosh. Mr. Drako and wifo havo gono to Hot Springs for (ha Summer. MtB. AnnaCofor, of Josup Avenue, reports tho firt strawborrie! of tlm season.

iuo tins already gntuerou several quarts of very fiuo borrius The usual numlier of tramps nro using L. Si N. tie tickets atthissea sou. About twenty passed through tho city last Friday ou routo north. Seo our lino of ties, Bedford cord, In 1 In-hand nnd locks, croUic bows, Windsors of every kind, h.wn pulls, whito and coloied, at popular prict'8.

Cox Bros. Next Friday is the day for tho 13th nnuual sale of Church Hill Giaugo nnd unless tho roads aro too bad thero will be a big crowd on hand as usual. Somo of the Hopkins couuty "spud" sollortj wha havo boon carrying on a business near Providonco, aro in troublo again and havo already boeu hoaiily fiuod. Boat lino of Bummorundorwoar over brought to tho city embraces from two thread muslin to Peter Wright fluast gan. Jiox linos.

A chicken with four woll dovelopod legs was ou exhibition at It. C. Hard-wick's drugstore Saturday. It was hatched out alivo and lived about 21 hours, Now Btylos and patterns In ncgligoe shirts, laundered and unlaundorod, silk, flanuol and French cambric and Madras Bedford cord. Soo them.

Cox Baos, A party of young pooplo from this city nnd Earlingtou, about soven or olght cpuples, wont to Pilot Rock Sunday and spent tho day in tho woods. Judgo Joo McCarroll wont to Bowl Ing Greon Tuesday to attend a moot Ing of I ho Training School Commlttoo. A dosign for tho Elkton building was selected, to cost $20,000. Maury, of Louiavlllo, a the architect. On Recount pf tho Southern Baptist Convention next month the L.

N. will wll rouud trip tlckots to Atlanta, On nt pne faro Muy to Oth, good returning until May 17th. Itov. J. Mitchell, tho now pastor of tho Christian church, preached his first fiermon Sunday night to a crowded houHe.

His diacoureo was recoiled with much favor by his church aud the' publio generally, CREAM Of NEWS. Dropped bead Mr. A. 11. McCrnof blacksmith til Balnbrldgo, dropped dead of heart disooso last Thursday ovonlng, agod 05yoars.

Ho had nol complainod until fow momenta beforo death, Fired on a Tramp, A tramp called nt tho rosidnnco of Mr. A. Tandy Inst Thursday evon lug nnd askod for something to eat. Miss Susio Tandy. Mr.

Tandy's youngest daughter, started to got him a lunch whon tho tramp under took to follow horj whon alio picked up a revolver aud lurnlnjr firod upon him. Sho missed tho mark but tho shot had tho desired oiTect ns ho loft In a run and csenpod. Shooting at Qracey. A colored mnn named Ike, whoso other name could not bo loarnod, was shot aud wouudod by Ed Miller, also colored, atGracey yostordny morning. Tho wounded mau was aggressor and Miller did not shoot him until ho had warned him to Btand back and not advance upon him further.

Tho ball outerod tho collar bono and penetrated tho hollow of tho chest. Tho wound Is a dangorous ono. entlon. A majority of tho 27 precincU, of tho cotiHty weroheard from yostordny and nil excepting Ouk Grovo instructed for Jos. A.

McKouziofor delegate at largo and Chat. M. Moacham for district dolegato. At Oak Grovo thoro wore no instruc tions given. In Wilson's largo crowd was present nnd hnrmony provallod.

Connnltteemnu McCown reports tho party iu good shnpo in that third party stronghold. Tho county convention will asscmblo May 14th, Henry McGee Dead, Honry Mo Goo, of Bennottfitown, who wos hurt lost Vednosdny, diod on Friday. Tho account published Friday was correct except that ho was cut by falling on a sprouting hoo 8 inches long, iusload of a plow point. Tho mules started whilo ho wus standing up in his wagon. Tho hoo hnd to bo pulled out of his sido and tho wound ivm a horriblo ono Mr.

McGoe was young man agod about 25 years and was tho tallest mau on flallick. Ho was very athlotic and tho picture of manly vigor, Ho loaves wifo and two children in straightened circumstances. A Double Contract. Tho Council nt its second special meeting on tho aubject Thursday night decided to accept tho proposi tion of J. P.

Martin, of Xouiu, Ohio, to put in both waterworks nnd electric lights. Ho proposes for 55,000 per annum to supply 72 hydrants and 82 oloclrio street lights. To begin work in SO days and finish in months nnd put up a $1,000 forfeit to comply with his contract. Tho contract will bo drawn up and entered into as soon as possiblo. Tho friends of the waterworks and lights arguo that tho increase of $755,000 in tho assessment, at ono per cont will raise more thou onough money to pay for both.

Of this howovor $593,000 is bank stock, over which thoro will bo litigation. DEATHS. A six-months-old child of Mr. Smith, died of pneumonia lienr Fairtiowlast Thunday. QooDE, Mrs.

Mnggio Goodo, wifo of Mr, J. Goode, of Bainbridge, diod April 25, of moosles, ngod 25 yoars. A nine-year-old child of Mr. R. F.

Charlton, diod of spinal mouingltis last Thursday ovouing noar the city, Lton, Mrs. Lyou, mother of Rov. G. W. Lyon, died at her homo near Boston, Mass Apr.

20. Rov. Lyou left (his city on tho tuiuo afternoon for her bed sido, but arrived aftor hor death. Wjltobd. -Mr.

Robert Wilford, ono of Trigg's wealthiest and most citizens, died in his homo in Cadiz last "Weduosday of cancer after ulong illness. Mr. Wilford was the senior member of tho firm of Wilford Jagoo, Cadiz, nnd was also lorgoly lutoroslod Iu othor entorpnsos. Ho was a man whom nil Ukod nnd will bo much missed from tho community in which ho has livod for fifty or more years, luo lniormoni iook piaco in East End Cemetery, 1 hursilny CITY COURT NEWS, Liddy Block and Mat Harris, both colorod, b. of fined 5 and costs, each.

Mack Wright, col samot namo. Eph Colemau, b. ol git on days in tho work houso. Wnltor Foard, samo, fiuod $5 and costs. Bob Wost, drunk, fined $5 and costs.

By agroemont of attoruoy tho cases of Mock Johnson, John Johusou and Leo Payne, all colorod, charged with trcspaHsiag upon tho land of Mr, Peter Tilbblr, woro continued until May 7, Tho L. A N. will noil round trip tlckots to Nashville) April 2Jlh to May 11th, good returning uutll and ou May 12th, for J3.85. Account of rucou. Rata Includes admission, J.M.

A tt us, uLii'la, Li vor Trou- jjorlndigeiation.use oROWN'S IRON BITTERS SMSOIAL LflOAtS Columbian Exposition. Tho First National Bank has erod ed nil account called "Thtf Columbian HOWELL, nntl nmnnoAd Exposition Fund, in UlABVU plan by which moiil any body may bo able to attend tho trreat fa In 1893. Particulars on application. BEMEMBER Thnt Mrtcalfe's Picket Fencing turns hogs aud nit slock. All the newest and latest styles in Shirt Studs, Neok Chains and gold Hairpins at T.

YATES'. FENCING. Bo dure to bug your gardon fenc ing of Jno. L. Metcalfe.

I Barred Plymouth Rocks. Intro nnd carorully bred stock. Eggs 75 conta per 1C. All eggs dnlod ana guarantee irosn and pure. Orders uy mall promptly nttcndod to.

U. JUEiCUAU. Hopkinsvillo, Ky METCALFE'S PIOICET FENCING is tho kind to buy if you want substantial gardon fence at small cost. Allenswarth McKnight, Havo Just received a car load of HAMILTON CORN PLANTERS, OSBORN BINDERS and MOWERS. BINDER TWINE of nil grades Tho VULCAN CHILLED PLOW kept In etoclc.

DISC HARROWS, HAY RAKES, CULTIVATORS, otc. All steel HAMILTON HARROWS. A car load of CURRIE'S nnd GLOBE FERTILIZERS All goods and prices guaranteed. lis a call when in need of anything in our line. SADDLES.

New Leather Tree Spring Seat, Side and Boys saddles at lock bottom prices for cash Come and see. F.A.YOST& CO. No. 18 Ninth St. $25 Oak Suits.

Call in and soo our $25 Suits beforo purchasing. PrtE Si Rixsjuw, Wanted the Publio To Know That H. P. FARIS, our tobacco auctioneer, after ten years' oxporionco in tho business, offers his services to tho pooplo of Christian and adjoining counties as general auctioneer. Pricos rrasonnblo and satisfaction guaranteed in overy instance.

Offico at Harrison Houso, Hopkinsvillo, Ky. Imported Spanish Jad W. T. Radford Son havo bought a fine imported Spauish Jack and will stand him atthoirfaim 2J miles south of Pombroko, at $12.50 to Insuro. Ho is coal black with whito tips and a splendid young animal.

RADFORD'S AHUE Will also make tho season at tho samo placo at $15.00 to insuro. Ho Is a beautiful chestnut sorrol stallion 15 hands high aud is ono of tho best combined harness nnd saddlo horses Iu tho county. For further by mail address W. T. RnroBD Son, Pombroko, Ky.

Brown Leghorn Eggs, McKeo, HopklnBvjllo, Ky. Now On EXHIBITION All the latest styles in linen1 l.lil;; Remember the place, over A. A. METZ' Store. Mrs.

Ada C. Laync, 7J5.22in $250 00 it lion ami KUcUielrvrtiolu hvm oj'jire aoinpoii may ix iroOUlilr cunilot.l pl.o A tow Tieaucte in loirni mS riiirfl. JiiuriQU. bt ltlclimonU. Vo A MONTH can who rait fuintth lliii Ui th ttuftl.

A CO Unto ROBBER BOY, NO. 333 1 00 Injure, KUUOJiTAV(Dr, 19lnch Snrah worth 10o. Silk guoraliteed Wash. Goods. French Porcols worth 15c, Gonulno oil rod Calico worth 7Je, Gont.s fiuo four in hand Ties worth 75o and $1.00, -'-l spfiug all silk, IfJiiil i Siiig Ms at Half Value- Mir bile day ijnly, Suturdny, April 23, '02.

Wool Dress Groods. Bedford Cord In hll tiiO htnv ehados, worth CO to 7fic, feat, only Oc Sat. Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, linen finih In 0., brown, tan, gray.bluo and piuk, north 20c, 1 Sut. 'Sut. Sut.

28c I2la 11 5c 45c 100 Jap. Fans, rich designs, beautiful 'Ollt. i.s. 1 fn quality, worth 15 and 20c, Special brand choico Stationery cream wovo smooth finish, worth 20c a box, Infant's Rubber Pants worth 50c, i -Rank's perfoct fitting nnd easy adjustable Kneo Protectors for boys ond girls, worth JOe Hair and DrcBsPins wor th 5c a paper, Fost black worth 10c, III NAT CUITlIKn. If II JEM Jb 1 Jk JCr Ti 8EST, Ti Sut.

r.i Is a Maxim that applies with peculiar force to my wagon or E. Wood, 10c Sut. only 35c Sat. Sat. 25c lc darning cotton, sterling dyo aycET'z at iiis FECIAL If) ou want to co (lie larirosl, clicrtii lent and inoilcoiiipldlotlodk of SAbll, IJUUII9, JilJllir.ll, UAUWAItH, PAINTS, OILS, iii4A3f.J'.ir i nil on KOItllilS HllO.

ir unnl TIM Itnni'lNO or (lU'lTKUINd, lltONCOUNICn WO UK iIom' rheap rail on. imu. lfvnu want to buy the heel PLOWS, DUILI.S, CORN on IIUO. If ou tf.tntlo FOLDING UINDKU, the latest thing out. Doci not icipiho tiuckt, caiion Founna into.

For tholmpiovcd DKKUINO 10 BUS and best quality IUNDKIt TWluc.ulloii TO "Ilonicslciid" unil "lloiko bhoo" TOltAUCO GUOWr.U, bol on tho nmtkcl; giiaiaiilced nualjsls; buy no For salu by KOItllKS IIUO. ROIDERI large and well assprtcu stock ol Spring aad Summer Bry Goods, Just opouod, consisting of all tho latest novelties in Dry Goods nnd Fancy Goods. WASH GOODS Ol' ALL KINDS. LINEN AND WHITE GOODS DEPART- MENT FULL AND COMPLETE. Call and soo what bargains I ntn oiferiug.

CARPETS, RUGS, MATTING of oil kinds. STAIR PADS nud BUTTONS. FERRIS' GOOD SENSE CORSET WAISTS. UNDERWEAR and HOS- EIRY for Ladies, Gonte nnd Misses. LADIES, GENTS and MISSES FINE SHOES, Ac, Ac.

All of tho ABOVE GOODS havo been bought FOR CASH from first hands, at tho very Iowcstprico ami 1 am (lotonnioKl not to bo undersold, Como oarly and got first choice, 37. Jones. 4t8 ttHKT PROPRIETORS Planters Warehouse, Tobacco Wheat Commission Merchants, BlopltinHvillo, I.y. OPIEA EOFSE. MATINEE AMD KIOI1T, TUESDAY, JVtay Ct ADdraw Melltlllo'i DATTLES OF THE WAR, la conjunction with Anlnon A Ko.ton'.

DIORAMA Monitor and Morrimao. Orcrl.WOJect of cnTfi piloted bjr tbs duei Arii.iata tiuciic. Tba rtmnut CtltfornU Qunrtetto, HartvUll nrutlr, Mailcal Artl.U, lu.truiunuv.! lecturer. iti. Ju.

Ckit. i.lera of MtrlnKfil I)curliilu n4 SJ cnt. MtlDCoV. IlrU( Iho children to 1 o'clock Mttlnco Straw For Sale. loa By two-horse Delivered.

OAK HILL STOCK FARM IPII tHHHHijV vT L. T. E. llOVBISSt K.LK, ELGIN, Breeders KegistorCll land China Hogs. () Aulr tt.e lm IndUMuiU all B.iiwantuMl iviiimonlxl.

lonuoniliii wltctlr.1. I or line IHTfKJIBSalmp inmlo nml uatlei ii made, Itoad Cnits, I'luo ol'nll Hiaileg, Imro ncd coniilolu slock, ilon't lall topiilTcm Foitucs into. "Gllildou'' WlUE.ltoUaml cheapest wlro on Iho "500,000 1M. nolil Iho past (write innnlhs Iu Clirl.tllnn iiiunlyj 10 cheaper llinn any oilier ulreou Iho mnikul. For sale hy FOItflKS UUO.

"Ucttof" Rock Salt, only 11.00 pw liumhcdpoiimH Bvory farmer should havo rock salt iu Ids pastilro 11 pro-vents utock from djiug with dot or bloat. Try it at onto. For salo bt FORUES UUO. "Majcsllif" Steel Range, beet thsl money and skilled mechanics can produce nnd at tho prico of common cant lion. Wniautcd in every purliculai.

For salo by FOItllllS UUO. hfyouwairt to buy a wngon, that the "Excelsior" or tno "Jiojjui" l' nrm tvagou, Hiunuo of strictly first elass matoil.il nnd war. unicii iu every respect. Don inn in call and sec our wagons beforo vii, buy. They nro thu cheapest linukct.

rOUBKS Dili. BUY THE BEMIS TOBACCO PLANTER. FOEBES BRO. bun! i me JllMrijrjIj'sifl N'T BE DECEIVED. Shouting is not always the work of the spirit.

Neither do the most gorgeous advertisements always indicate lowest prices, We have no '0si, Day Bales on odds and ends, but a six day's sale iu each week, in which we oiler you new novelties not to bo found elsewhere. Buy nothing before calling on us. Our prices are the lowest. llemember we have the largest and most complete line of Millinery in town. 'J ilai'l 7 I Hi I'll miouiii mi) incur Klein El Im III I i I ,1 II loll tiull I IXNN IIM I't I 1 I'll i I.n IM-ii l.t.t li It.

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