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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-14

The following points Of ercellence comprise
q few Of the many, that may he truthfully
claimed for my hive:
|. IL il simple in construction. neat in sp-
pearance and is the most easily understood and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in
vented.
2. The only material required in its con-
struction il 20 feet Of lumber, the nails neces-
sary to fasten IL together and few small scraps
Of wire cloth 10 cover ventilator-. Not a
screw, screw eve. hook and eve, hinge, pivot,
piece Of tin, tin tube, glass or other expensive
material is used in its construction.
g. When properly used, il Is the coolest hive
for summer AMI warm as the varmest for
winter use, Attending ample projection for the
successful wintering Of colonies on the sum
mer stand.
4. By its use the necessity for "honcy boards"
or "honey bars" ~ entirely dispensed with,
while the chamber may be contracted to suit
the condition Of any sired colony Of from one
single frame to ten, enabling the lsccpcr to con-
6ne the animal heat to the space only occupied
by the colony.
S. Lees time and labor il required in hand
ling, and the brood i- les exposed than in
using other frst-class hives.
8. While il does not claim to he positively
moth proof" under all circumstance, vet IL IL
provided with the least expensive and most
effectusl device for the capture and Obstruction
of moth miller- ever attached to a hive, and
will do more to protect the bees from the raw
ages Of that terrible scourgc, than all the ex-
pensive and complicated traps" ever invented
and will in most cases afford perfect protection.
Z. The construction is such that the francs
and false ends it equally well either the brood
or surplus chamber.
a :.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-14
Tuesday, April sth. 1873.

Al this Concert the best musical talent that be pro-
cured from all paris Of the country will add pleasure W
the enisrtainnlent, and Ten Theusand Cash
Dollars currency will be Distributed by lot TO the
uckct-hOlders, as fbllOxs;
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-14

The young lady who was taken into
custody, for stealing glance, was bailed
out.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-14

$4,000 Reward offered TO any Person proving
jos T.. Filter N. n To is other than graduate Of
the celebrated University Of Pennsy lvaniz in 1855 and
Professor Of Chemistry aud Toxieoogy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-14

DnorPLEs Of Knox-prize-fghters.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-09

s. M. PettenSiIi ~ Go. ~
ark Row. . Now York, and Geo. p. Rowe Y CO.
Advertising Agents are the sole agents for ne re-
tro,enm Centre DAILY RKcoHD in that city AZ.
vetisers In that city are requested to leave Their
vor. with either of the above houses
@-COE, WETHERlLL & Co Adver,
tising Agents, l'hladDlphia, are duly aushor 'zeo
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-09
A CAVD TO TUE LADIES.
CO.'S
Goltarn s'eriOjical Pills
FOR FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES.

There is not lady living hut what at some per
od of her lfe will find the IU' uSCO GUlDE
Pli Is ju.t tire medicine she eeds.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-09
DIR. Crooks
WINE
or .
Il "a R
ESTABLISHED IN Isea

Coughs and Colds. The Druggists say it cuicsthen
all ....l ...
Asthma. The relief and cures Of it are marvel
Oue.
bronchitis. Every sufferer will find reliei!i
ca re.
Throat Aim ntsrequire only few doses.
I,nc Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced 4
cumb'e.
Debility. 1t renoyates ard inyisora,es the'sy
t@v'.
Liver compliant Most effective regulator Of thi
organ. .... ... .t
Nyop.psia. Its healthy acton on the tomac!
cures 1t. .a
Appciz r 1t is heath-giving and appc ,;te-re
stur ny. .
Urinary Organs. Action on them il n arked and
prompt
Il, the mtd cinal qualities of Tar. conb ed with
ver,tub iuCreicni. of urdnuh'cd value. which
make it unslrrassed not only for the complaints
| enuucraied bu, it rapidly re>tOres tx.
hnurted strcWgt II. e'eaI-es the stomach. re-
lakes the Liver hrd nuts them 70 work canses tnt
food to digest, and makes pure blood, nd begc,s
viva itv appreciated b both sound and sick. Eynu
| ave afflicted in any way, we kno" if YOU try the
iis'.GiviUg tonic properties Of DR..
,rook'- Wine "I Tar, you Will add your 'estimOn!
% i,s great value in correcting any ills tn flesh IL
hir to" Prsrnred only by OLIVER CROOK i
co. Sold by Druggists everywhere
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-09

v.F... .. 4.-VE cCs rAr;'si
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-09

There is not lady living hut what at some per E
od of her lfe will find the IU' uSCO GULDE.
PIi Is iu.t tire medicine she eedS.'
For Nervous Deb lity. Hcadach G.
EaiNiEPss. &c .r... .r.
Mothers. this j. the greatest blrslsng ever 0ilor
ed on. ard you shoulh in mcdiaicly procnrs these
pils. They never fail and ma, be depended upon
in yerv case where the nourhly now hns been oh
-,ruct d III on h cold or dis as They alwaysg' 9
i,omcdiate relief bcirg especially prcm.red for ma
ried latic-. \ lady writes; Duponco's Golden ~
relieved ne in day, without Inconvenience, III
mare. , ,,,,,,,
THE GENUINE are put m in WHITE B'Xf.,
upnn ach box you vii in nv uriysie h.Venl
~inmp upon which ar. tn words Di PcNtNFS
GOLDEN PEI IplI Al PILLS in Nhite LetlGi-
v iihout tlat Non Are enui,c '....g. H,
Fun ard Xp icit rc ions "crom' any ca n boz
Prize s10'rer b X, S'X ioxe' s5"o. So'd bvon'
1ugg st IN c,e'v VII, vi la2e city and hamlet il
''' "0''' VDs JnH>S0N. .Druggist,
Sole Agent for tOr nn Centre, Pa.
LADIES. Bys udipg him 81 ~ to the peh
lpnm centre oaioice, can have the PHs son
leo, fdenriayl by mail, to any part OF the county
lrea o. pOstige. nIr I,
No Tc''ecr Pa'c, NV York CITY. oi0 Sm
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03

A young man named Calvin Logus,
was fatally stabbed in country store in
Glascock County. Ga. on Christmas
day, by Joseph Kitchens. An inquest
was held, and verdict of murder rem
dered.
One day last week, Robert Pe.igrev.
OF Abbeville, while at tho house of JAS.
Henry Wilds, OF the same County, disap.
peared. A few days after, the body was
found, and Wilds was arrested.
Measrs. Drayton & Fogg's jewelry
store in Winnsboro was bnrglariously
entered few nights ago, and So, 600
worth of watches and jewelry was stolen
It is reported in Macon that tho ohil.
dren OF j. Clarke Swayze have fallen
heirs to fortune of So. 900, 900.
Mrs. Rachel Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth
Keller and Mrs. Buchanan, aged citizens
of Abbeville. died last week.
Mr.. Jas. Poyas died at Pimlico planta.
ton, Cooper River, on the 3tst ult., at
tho advanced aye of eighty three years.
The consumption OF coal OF all kinds
in the United States, is estimated at
40. 500. 600 tons by the Miners Journal
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03

TIE DISASTER OF TuEspAY-Foun or
THE WOUNDED DEAD.-Since Tuesday
night four OF the persons injured by the
boiler explosion have died-Lse Rudi.
ell and Eddy Lewis, white, and Frank
i-ompson and one, name unknown, CO.
lored: The three first. after suffering
untold agony. breathed their last late
Tuesday night. The fourth survived
until 9 o'clock, Wednesday morning,
when, after experiencing tortures worse
than deuth, he expired.
[Charlotie IN c. } Obseyrer
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CoLuAn,A. g. o. J.n,..o 7o,o

u UoLUAniA. 8. O.. January 2, 1873.
.no poo'o are cautioned not to negotiate
for~r cash an order on the r..nd Con,r,;s
sioner, given by n. O. DeLs,ue. ana IN nv
,Avor' or N any way trade tos same, as he
NOUS tnis paper without my Authority, and
payment being stopped by me.
MT. Budds has had no connection with this
houso foy the last four month";.
'a ic- VIM. 'aoRMAN,
1sn C6fum biA HoteY-.-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIM. Gorman-Card.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
Four-room Cottage to Rent.
A New Law Firm.
Porter & Steele-A Chance.
Perry G Slawson-Copartnership.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03
acre Lot and Buildings Thereon, Near Cuu.
BY JACOB Irwin
D!ce4ing at Auction.
BY D. g. PEIXOTTO 4 SONS.

oN MONDAY MORNING NEXT, sale-day. at
o'clock, We will sell, in front OF the Court
:, Al that LOT, with DWELLING and OUT
HOUSES thereon, situated on the corner q,
fendleton and Main streets, formerly known
40 the fENTON HOUSE. Said lot measures
iaons ron on richardson street 10f feet. more or
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash; balance in
sl1 and twelve months; secured by bond and
mortgage, bearing interest at seven per cent.
per annum; purchasers to pay for papers; pro-
The above property will be Geld ct the risk
OF the former purchaser. he failing to COM
Ply. 4Nio p6IIeCt. JAM
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Deaths in Charleston for the week
9noips On 18th nlt... 16-whites Q, colored
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03
8alee.

AooC1on Salea.
Furniture Sale.
BY D. O. PEIXOTTO & SONS
THIS tFriday) MORNING. at 101 o'olook. va
Will sell, at our Auction Store. without re.
s1ndry articles OF FURNITURE, consistinp
OF Ohalrs; Tables, Bedsteads, Mattresses
Lounges, Benches, DO.
, sSsc,
Crimson Silk Rep Parlor Set.
dreen Rep Parlor Chairs.
No. Carpets,
And many ether uaeiul artioles in bopae.
A0o.P.Hs. AerHs cash. Jams
Acre Lot and Buildings Thereon. Neur CQy.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON NONE AY MORNING, 9Th instant. will
sell. before the COURT House, vt 10 O'clock.
One acre LOT. situated on the East bv
barhamville road. and iroutinR tiereon 104
Leot inches, commencing from North. east
corner OF Ford Cooper's lot, and North by a
iane IL feet wide, separating this lot from
iands OF druber, and fronting on this lane
~ -. feet inches. and West By lands Of Ellen
On the premises is q good COTTAGE
eeoALDINd, with necessary out-buildings,
TERIs or SALE-Cash. Sale positive.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03
Notice Of Copartnership.

WE, the undersigned. hsye this day en-
" tered into c0partnership for the pur-
AND TOBACCO TRADE. Our means are are
ample, and our efforts TO please will be more
than doubled. The success OF tho .'INDIAN
GIRL" since her advent ,ip, Columbi. has
can be accounted for only By the superiority
OF the stock, and the low prices at which
goods arc sold. We hepe for continuation
OF the f.yors OF the public, which we will
new hrm will be PERRY & 6LAWs0N.
8. J. PERRY. 'f[N' " or v,ou
Jan 5 tiit'st No7 - @oN'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03

S1e'Pss q Pao l'eoa bales; sales LEGO; stock
A'V0' t 3 ~.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03
A CHANcR.''T0 DRAW
CAPITAL PRIZE !!

We open this, date a
fresh lot of Mo. i
BLANKETS, of. very
superior quality.. Also,
a full line of RALMO.
RAJ and .BsOULE-
VA RD SKIRT S.
Brown and 'Bleached
Domestic RIints. &c.
AS the season Is ad-
vancing,we4oEer these,
tog e t h e n with other
& 90 DIS in, the DIR r
GOODS. line, at unusu-
ally low figures, and as
the rush upon us is tre-.
mende11s, tho chances
are, unless you call
soon, you will lose the
prize.
PORTER & STEELE.
JAn3.
Citizena' Savinga Bank Of sc.
A. Ii. SAYINGS DEPOSITS mado in this
n i,ank on or befoso the 9Th day of each
calendar mouth will bear interest for that
N2nth Ms ii deposited on the LIST instant.
Jan o J: O. h SMITH, Asst Cashier.
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
CQT TONS Of that famous postical Ar
AelE thraoi.a COAL IL now offered for aAle.
English. ton gisSn, 2, $40 pounds: Terms sasy.
Apply to Il. A. KEENAN,,
Dec q 1nl.s Coal and Wood Dealer.
Stolen.
fI1WO laygs Walnut Gilt Framed PICTURES
/ Of LEE and JACKSON. Ten dollars re.
ward will be paid for the recovery OF the
same. Il. IOYNER,
Deoal Proprietor National Hotel.
Business Men, Take Notice!
A LII persons are notified that by terms Of
n City Ordinance, all BUSINESS IL
OENSES are required TO be paid before the
9th pro1imo. These rules will he strictly en-
forced. CUAKiES HARNUM
Dec 81 City Treasurer.
t. Rent,
E:s ONE.HA1F OF good DWELLING
AsA HOUSE. tc, ! small family Inquire at
Dexter StaGies, Assembly street. Dec 2e c
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To Rent,
tzA AFopR-RooMl oorrAaE HOUSE.
1lA JAn2
A New Law Firm.
ELLIOTT & TRADRWELL. No, q Inv
IL Range. ~"5 R..B. ELEIOTT.
Jan 8 - SA13i JAMES d. TRADEWEII
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Citizena' SaVinga Bank Of S. c.
A LII SAVINGS DEPOSITS mado in this
n Bank on or befoco the 9th day of each
calendar mouth will bear interest for th It
M2nth Ms ii deposited on the LIST instant.
Jan @ j.. @. n. SMITH Aaa't Oashfer.
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SUPREME CoUsT, THURSDAY, January
2.-The Cous! met at 10 A. M. Pre-.
sent-Ohief Justice Moses and Associate
Justices Wright and Willard.
The State Of South Carolina &c rel
r. @. Shiver ct a., ps. Solomon l..
Hoge. Comptroller. General. Petition
for mandan'us. Attorney General Mel.
ton moved for further time in which to
fle return.
Scott, Williams & Co., respondents,
os. Joseph Crews. appellant. and the
same %. tho same. Appeal abandoned.
R. MoNamee, appellant, vs. A. G..
Waterbury es al., respondents. Mr..
Chamberlain for appellant. Mr.. Bacon
Tor respondents. Mr.. Carroll on came
side. Mr.. Youmans for appellant in
reply. During the argument in this
case, Associate Justice Wright left bis
seat Tor the remainder OF the day, on
account Of illness.
George w. Patterson, survivor, re-.
spondent, os. the South Carolina Rail.
road Company, appellant. Mr.. Cham.
berlain for appellant. Mr.. Monteith for
respondents.
At 8 P. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Friday, 81, at 10 A. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02
From Europe f'a-,iav.


LONDON, June 2.-To-day. WI. aglr-.Is.- - q,
holiday in England. No bu-ine-- - ..-i-, -fiau.-
acted here or at Liverpool.
DEP RIN RID OF HI N.MNANp
a special dispatch 20 the p.Ers l..-s fran,
BayOnne, says the CarlSt General ID tr-,..arrsx,
has been deprived OF his ccui,rarf
AsENERE ENCAr .~r-r
LOOK D. ace on Saturday lasr i1 "a. grsg ace Of
barcelona. between "a fore SOL. r. ..r' i.tus al
the united Sariist bands conn. itt "a, Prs
tany and Don Alfonso. After 2 -gnall-r., saSi
OF sever al hours duration the iasgrr.u.s ,,,.r,
ueie ated, and fed. They were pursued a. Tar
as Monasral de Caldens by tie eoysrnmsnt
troops: AL the federal republican factions i'm
Barcelona have renounced their exclusive mar
" views, and united a one body in opposition
TO the m0narchists.
- DRIVING THE CARLIsTs.
lie government has received a lisnatch
nom Zen. Nouvlllas, stating that WITH ~ 600
men ne holds all the mountain passes i'm Riscav
ahd j. driving the Carlists i'm that province to-
wards the coast
GERMANY NOT SATISFIED WITH N'NAHoN
. he Itmes Of this morning publishes a special
dlspatch from Berlin which saws the German
government r. dissatisfied with President Nc
Mahon' address TO the French Assembly. and
Will not enter into regular diplomatic relations
with his government until satisfied that France
fort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02
TELEaRANs 10 THE STAR
This AfternesnS Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRAss REPORTS.
New Yerk Notes.

SsING TO HURoPR
NLw YORK, June 2.-Hon. Samuel J. Tyldeu
{. arman OF democrssae state central committee,
will leave tor kuroie on The 18th Instant he
deilrredr ~ ug from h. pubic laAorS until the
complete overthrow Of the ring rule vs accom-
plished.
rux srrr AGAINST RARvEY sARxEs
20 r, cover seQ.oes for unsery sluStion Of Inn
ported Q gar has been discontinued; the de-
f,nisut paying the amoant claimed, VIII
Hswrssrxe ST sAxrR GEORGE CROMWELL,
from this port for New orleans had the follow
ing passengers. First cabin, Mr.. fullerlove,
Ms. j. W. Dockendorf, Mn. y. Dale; Second
cabin, Joseph Chick, Robert wills. Joseph
: 4. Fordima and Hanna Scot. coloTed. The
officers are: Captain, l.. :. CiaPp, ofBrOoklyn n
First officer, Crawford, first engineer, jameson,
second engineer, Mcdonald.
THE Woodruff, CLAFLIN IrEEI CASE.
The libel case against the women Mooahuli
snd Clsnn was called this morning, aud adj
Journed until tomorrow. 10 allow time for the
pr psraton OF afidavits sls ground for a further
adJoui nment. The defence claim that impor-
tsnt witnesses are absent.
TIE oTREG wocDHUIf CASE.
In the United States Circu; Court tomorrow
the counsel for Woodruff and Clsfiu VIII move
peremltori'y 20 have a day So down tor the
trial of the charge against thcrn iOr mailing
THEsw HIS WIFE OVERHEARD.
Charles Wilson, captain OF 4 scIW boat.
night In the East river, observing Afterwards
that he had had enough trcu, l. with acr. A
policeman jumped overheard al rescu 4 hcr.
A SERIES or MAIL GonrERfEs.
IL has beer discovered that the Long i,agsI
mails have been syste m siicAilv and sue,.ss IA
robbed for n long period. The people a. Hamp-
ton, Suffolk aAd Glencoe have been nc sat
fererS.
OPENING SAILORS HEAp WITH 4 caRR-a.
KNIFE
One Plat, keeper Of a Water street den. was
arrested yesterday for opening nj u a cheese
knife the head OF a sailor aancd Charles
Barney.
Split HIS wiFEs HriD orEN.
William Shaw split his ws.e's D., al Oman IA
Greenwich street Last night while drank.
THROAT CUTTING AND NozE BIrtNa.
During a quarrel in Thompson street. Vim
cent Blood, colored, cut Wm. Thomnsonss
throat colored, while the latter Ma atternptin !.
to bite of Blood's nose.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Isaac Sammis accidentally Slot himself az
balc"ilsNile, Long Island, aturdly.
HYpRoPHoBlA.
mad dog was shot IN Harrison street YES
terday after severely biting n.h ang boy.
A MlfR MURDERER 81 GE-NuEge.
fltZfatrlck, who MURDER liS y ife ~ York
ers, surrendered 10 the Polics az cold Spring.
To which place he fed. d cOIsfesses haviny
committed the deed.
TWEEDLE-DE e
Judge Davis granted thts morning an al
lournment of the trial of WIN NJ. Tus...i uuffi
october. The adjournment WIS cri,fr.si on an
amdaNlt Of physicians TO tie fec a.. Id t,ro-
ceed with the trial now wOull Eglal-.- .llci- 4,
OF John Graham. Tweed's Leaf L counsel
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ATTITUDE OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
The following Washington special appears in
the New York Herald of to-day:
as there has been much specalat ton through
out the country regarding the recent punish
nent Of the Kickapoo Indians in connection
with the reported invasion of Mexican territory
10y a cavalry force under Colonel Mckenzie,
the following semi official statement explains
the attitude of the administration .
1t was determined last fall to stop the rowing
bands of Indians. give them reservations, ana
require them to be on the lands desigas
within a reasonable time. The President in
structed the Secretary Of the Interior to inform
the superintendent and Indian agents located
In the vicinity OF the predatory bands, that
his heart is angry, and his hand will be found
heavy against all who do not obey him, stop
their rowing life, and peaeeably 60 on the reser-
vations assigned them. If they do not . hey him
he will send soldiers to punish -Shem.n The
ModOcs, Apaches and Ksckapoos were about
the only bands which resolutely opposed the or
against the Modocs and Apaches is already
known. The kickapoos occupied foreign ter
ritoryi and for their removal Congress made
ample appropriation. 1t was intended to give
them good lands in the southwestern part of the
Indian territory, and q cavalry escort was
promised through Texas, to prevent any re-
vengeful attack by the Texans. All propo-
sitiOns for their leaving Mexican soil were
rejected, and their future care was assigned
TO sO the army. anticipating a renewal Of their
entire frontier might be under one com
mand, the department OF Texas was added
to the military division of the Missouri.
under Lieut.. Gen'l Phil Sheridan. The visit of
the Secretar, of War to Texas in March had No
official significance whatever. Partly for recre
alton and partly for the purpose of ascerta nlng
whether the department was as economically
managed as it should be. he accompanied Gien'l
Sheridan on his inspecting tour. From the
latter Col. Mckenzie received instructions sub
stantially to pursue and punish the Kickapoos
the first time decisive blow could be struck
Nothing was said regarding an invasion OF
Mexican territory, and far as Is known
he obeyed the instructions of his superior
0dicer, without discussing the propriety of
crossing the Rio Grande IN executing them
1t is not expected his official report will eN-
plain or account for any alleged violation of
the territory OF Mexico. The first intimation
will come from the Mexican government It
sfll then remain for this government to make
such defence of the past or future conduct of
its military officers on the Texan border as the
peace and protection of our people in this part
OF the country may demand. The KickapooS
as already stated, are included among the num-
Der which have been turned over to the arm g
for Punishment. There is no doubt but what
that order will be strictly obeyed while # is
equally certain no order has emanated from the
President authorizing the invasion of anv part
OF Mexican territory by the federal forces
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hICHMoND, A, June specials from Sur
folk, Nansemond county, Va, states that Mr.
Dempsey Jones, and her sister. Miss Dozier
living nine miles from that place, were muir
dered yesterday and the house plundcred while
Mr.. Jones and the children we're AT sunday
school. bloody club was found in the house
and bloody marks of bare feet were discovered
al the front entrance. There is a clue TO the
murderers and the citizens are hunting them
The widest excitement prevails.
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A Skeleton Hanging 60 the Tom of a
TAll free

MAcoN, Ga, June 2.-The skeleton OF Chas
Baswlldebald, who mysteriously disappeared
from this city two months ago, has been found
hanging in the top of tall tree near tins civ
he hung himself with his suspenders duringa
nj Of mental alienst ion, from drink.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

q LVlAA NOAANCo
Lseehe.. Lesehes: =, Leeea.s:
NATTANS, Druggist, corner Il and D streets north
west.
a fresh ,Trp,y Of all new Family and Patent Nsai-
Csstoria, a substitute for Castor Oil,
Centaur l. iniment,
simmons Liver invigOrator,
sehenck'- Medicines,
Michleris Herb Btters,
Sod Pf issr Oil! II al Sf sisss
DR.. Jayne's Medicines,
Kennedy 9 Discovery, salve and Lir9r,ent,
Pierce's Golden Medicai Discovery.
These ana ali other Remedies of the day at my
''p'iA' 10" xRTH6R NATrANs. Druggist,
my23-tr 2d and streets northwest.
The eorham Manufacturing Company
remind the public that the Supreme Court of the
United States has recently given decision in their
favor which secures fun protection from the
tors of their designs.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
is requested to the fact that the following trale
marks are stamped upon every sz-tcle manufactured
BY them.
Go, a6aas s ass rs s,ia adi Es' s,t
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STERLING sUsSASATeo,
GoRHAN ME- Co..
Manufacturers Of
Sterling Silver Ware and Fine Electro Plate,
evidence, b l., and I Bond-st., New York.
Tea Services, Dinner Services, and Wedding Out
FITS in variety, from the largest the smallest
II the highest order Constantly issuing from the
Gorham works. apA-m 81
Bachelors Hair Dye IL the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints disappointment, harmless, reliable, nstan
Iane3us black or brown; at all druggists, and %
Bond street, New York. f3-soly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02
Lage r Reer SELLERS Arrested.

WORCESTER, MASS, May 2.-SiNteen lager
beer saloon keepers were arraigned before the
central district court this morning, charged by
the state constable with selling liquors. Their
cases viii be tried this afternoon. The accused
viii probably be fined, and will then appeal