Ae., and in a few days it will b iu h
splendid condition. It is under the
management of that popular gentleman,
Mr. W. It. Logan, assisted in the olllce
by Messrs. A. W. Jones, J. J. Sullivan
and J. L. Marshall, all of whom were
with tbo Alexander, and they are determined
to make it even more populai
than ever. It is centrally located and
considering the accommodations ami
price, is the best hotel in Louisville. Sec-ad.
iu this issue.
Tiik Popples family is quite a remarkable
out1. There were eight children
born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Hiram Popples,
who came to this section from Virginia,
and they nre nil living, the oldest, Mrs.
Tommy Hall, at 7 hih! the youngest,
Miss Malinda Pepples, at 53. Mr. John
Pepples, who was in to pay his subscription
the other day, is a bale old gentle
mnti of 71, over 0 feet bjgh and weighs
,-,,-0 pounds. All the family is above me
dium sire, the mgn being fully 0 feet and
well built. The father was a soldier of
the war of IMS anil lived to be over 00
yeats of age. Their mother died nt (18.
Did Not Annum;. Mr. Hen Honry,
of Faj elte, brought over bin little girl,
who was bitten by a dog, nnd had Mr.
Lewis Dudderar's mad stone applied,
but it failotl to adhere, although several
times applied, and that is taken as pioof
that the dog was not in.ul. The history
of tlie stone may be of interest. It was
sent to Mr. Dudderar's father by Dr.
Hunt! from Mibonri about 50 years ago.
