It is my opinion that no better
choice could be made for the Republican
nominee, nnd if Ohio coun
ty Republicans knew Mr. Royal as I
know him, he would surely be nomina
ted for Asssessor.He is ngentlemanof
the purest type. Three cheers for
Davis Royal.
Rev. Mont Hampton has been
pahtor of N'ewZion Baptist Church
and the time of meeting has been
changed from the third Sunday in each
month to the second.
Joseph Midkiff, of Flint Springs,
will leave to-morrow for Owensboro
with three loads of tobacco.
A Democrat.
of
Genesis,
Subject of lesson, Cain nnd Abel
In the absence of Mrs. Glenn Mr.A.
S. Bennett heard her class; J. B. Wilson,
Frof Ringo's class.
Miss Mary Cox was with us to-day
a'ter a long absence on the ncconnt of
sickness.
We take great pleasure in adding to
our roll this morning, nsnew scholars,
the names of Hardin Craig, II. I,.
White and H. A. I.ashbrook, of Daviess
county, and J. Ham Barnes, of
Ohio county. They go in Prof. Foster's
class. These young gentlemen
hnve recently mntriulated in Hnrtford
College. We extend to them the hnud
of welcome.
Mr. Rny Armstrong, of Teunesste,
was a welcome visitor in Frof. Foster's
class.
Little Miss Stella Woerner is a new
scholar in Sister Fate's clabs. We
take pleasure in adding her to our
kroll.
NJeury Nail, of the C. F. Sunday
Schoolsdropped in this morning.
V
..
Rev. A. U. Smith. McIIenrv. will
preach
at 11 0
1
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OBSERVER
Telle, In n lMnlu Way, How thr. tlllrwl
Tlfrcr lliiMnra In t'nmtiicleil.
Beaver Dam, Ky., Jan. 23, '94.
Mr. F.ditor: Ferhaps it might
now be well to point out more explicitly
the modus operandi, so to
speak, of the blind tigcrsol our town.
