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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-06-20
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MRS. BLACKS HOUSE.
For restoring Gray Hair 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
TIE COVRTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-JitdIs Wgtie.
On Tuesday, James Wartied, larceny OF q
horse and buggy from A. B. Dennis; verdict
guilty; sentenced suspended. Adjourned to
Saturday; jury discharged to January2.
PROBATE CoURT-Register Webster.
On Tuesday, estate of Martha Z. Gibson:
answer filed and cause continued to January :.
John H1tZ, guardian to Carrie y. and Walter Fl.
HILL gave additional bond in $500. InteStacy OF
Robert Harrison; petition Of Robert Murphy ct
al returned by tnited States marshal. with re-
turn OF service on District Attorney Wells and
Mr.. Ii. 3. Moulton. and cause continued. Es-
tate or Thomas +. Anderson; petition for faf-
tefs OF adnloletraf!on 9. 3. ii, and remuneration
on nelrs-at-law in favor OF II. J. Frost filed
Estate of Gabriel L. Ford; Louisa e. Mason
qualified as administrator: bond 500. 4 mum
Der OF accounts were approved and passed.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER IN CHAMBERS
Leonard Zeller, guardian TO Leonard SchelI.
was ordered TO pay S4,6l92i on or before Jal.u-
arg 10. Raymond W. Burche was appointed
guardian to Susan NJ Burche. his infant Child:
oond 5000. The court adjourned to Jan. 5.
POLICE CoURr-Judys Smell.
To-day, Sarah johnson and Anna COnrov
We're sent down for diSOrderly conduct and
Mary Nutreli for vagrancy. Patrick Cassidy.
cogniZanCe to keep the peace Joseph Haycs.
colored, pleaded guilty to stealing 50 in money
from Jarvis confectionery store. 9th street: 60
days in Jail. Moses Johnson cOIored. charged
with assault on Officer Farquhar: SO Daniel
Johnson, larceny of two gallons of oysters from
fhlllp Jones' s., or 10 days in jail. John Kaiser,
JouiiS alaii EiiCSnS Oh an ON6rc0at worth -.
from Abraham David. Kaiser said he was
drunk; GO days in JAIL Also. larceny of a ladys
CLOAK from Henry Ottingen; 60 days more.
Sarah O'Brien, assault on Anna Conry; $40,
or 80 days. Mary White, loud and boisterous: s..
lawson Banks, street profanity in Georgetown;
%. george kobey, with one eye blackened
was charged with being drunk and disorderly;
nned 50. Charles Contee, defactng a tree box;
80. benjamin F. Caulh, was sent down as a
vagrant. John SimmS, profanity: s.. John H.
Francis loud; $. Charles Jefferson, coloFed,
charged with carrying a pistol: $40 or 50 days
MOTIFS carroll. street clrslng: S.. VIM. Carter
loud: So John stafford, charged with carrying
pistol ON country road; $50 or 60 days i'm Jail
CHARLES Murphy, colOred carrying a dirk knife
go or 30 days. Lewis Tabb, loud and bolster
Gus; 50. Mary E. King, same: s.. Moses john
son, profanity; $. George ParSon. same: s.
frank Watson, was fined s. for same Wm
hey, same; s.. Maria Merno loud and b2is-
lerouS -. David Il. jones' same: s.. VIM
Green and Park Washington, was fined s. each
FOR being drunk and disorderly. VIM. Kirby,
breaking and defacng private property; 80 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
GEORGETOWN.

CHRISTMAS DAY was a very quiet one in
georgetown. seventeen arrests were made
seven for drunkenness. Special services We're
held at Trinity (CathOltc) and st. Johns lP E)
churches. Al DunbartOn street on. E) church
(a.m.} o'clock pTayer-mceting was held
tlGlTS.-J0hn Dutch. a young c0lOred man.
ana Robert Wells, white. got into quarrel on
Wafer street Yesterday, and Dutch cut at Wells
with shCe-knife. iniUring his coat only. Both
men were arrested. A difficulty arose ye5fer-
DAY between Charles, alias SiIaS jefferson, col
ofcd, and William Falian. white, who accused
jefferson OF drawing pistol on him and threat
enlng to shoot. Jefferson was arrested BIZ Off
ceI Hess for being disOrderly. Another cOlored
man named Lawson Banks, who was mixed I'D
m tlie affair, was arrested by Officer Cunning
ham.
SkATING.--Boys are skating on the canal and
Rock creek to-day.
THE CANAL.-The water has been drawn off
the canal, except the Georgetown level. and the
coal and grain trade is about closed for the
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
Allsslselilents, DC.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The interesting play
.'M'lisS" is having a good run at the Nati6GS,
this week. Miss Mayhem in the title role acJuits
herself admirably. Her support is OF the first
order. The play viii be continued during the
week.
FORD's OPERA HOUsE.-Crowded houses have
greeted the performance OF 'IIumpty Dumpty y
Mr.. Denier makes an excellent Humpty.
LINCOLN HALL-JameS f. Murdoch the vote
ran actor and elocutionist, viii have a ben
1T here this evening. He should have a crowd
ed house. He will give select readings from
the scriptures, Shakespeare, Dickens and the
modern poets
THEATER COMIQUE.-The COmique is giving
It's patrons varied and excellent programme
this week.
THE FIRST GRkND BALL of the Lone Star Ben
eficial Association win be given New Years eve
Tuesday, December 81, 1873, at Odd Fellows
Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemcnss. &C.. To-Nigl

Ainuscments. &c.. Tonight.
National IHeat6T. - Miss Katy Mayhem as
ssM1isS.+
Ford's Opera Ho1,Se.-'ITumpty Dumpty'
TheGter COHniqUe.-..Wild Bill and varieties
Lincoln HaU.-Jarnes E. Glurdoch,s benefit
select readings. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

DIR. E. c. HOWARD, of Philadelphia has writ
ten a strong certificate in praise of Duraag'
Eheu1adtic Remedy.
Headache yields quickly to LodiNe's headache
Specifc. Costs but 50 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
CITY ITEMS.

1T MAY Not BE GENERALLY KNOWN that IT
IL. H.. the Prince OF Wales, when going to India
ordered one hundred cases OF B0llinger to be
taken on board the Scraps for private use.
Do YOU KNOW Old Brown Windsor Soap lasts
longer. is more highly perfumed, and more
emolllent in use than these young fellows! j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

DIR. c. W. BENSoNs Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared especially to cure sick head
ache, nervous headache, dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness and SleepleSsneSs, and
Sold by druggists. Office at 10G u. Eutaw ST.,
Bait, Nd. - 10-t tn /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

Trouble ANGng Labor EcaguerS.
JOHN HOPE H0DNETT AND HIS SECRETARY AT
LOGGERHEADS.
Trouble had been brewing between John
Pope Hodnett chief Of the Labor League. and
his secretary, VIM. Briggs, for some time, and
it eliminated in open conflict Tuesday night.
which resulted in the arrest of both parties
H0dnett charged with assault and battery and
Briggs with embeZziement. At Police Head
quarters Briggs stated to the detectives that
HGdnett induced him to come to this city from
virginia in September last, Offering him q part
neTShip in the Labor League business. which he
(HodnetU had inaGgurated, and the business OF
collecting claims against the District. Briggs
ana widow Hunter OF This city were jOlnt
owners OF some land in that state and patent
Tor Dee-h1YeS. The widow Hunter was a friend
OF HOdnett. so negotiation was entered into
whereby the widow was to have a clear title to
the land and relinquSh her interest in the bee
hlNe. a difficulty arose, and Briggs states that
dGed OF the land without any consideration. and
made threats as to what would be the conSe-
quence If he did not: that in order to quiet
things he complied, and She at once turned it
over to one Carr for consideration. Carr
wanted to change the phraseology and returned
1t to him Briggs, who held on to it. HOdnett's
new headquarters, on Missouri avenue is in
Br1ggS house, and not liking the associations of
the Labor League, Briggs, it is said. has been
trying TO get rid of the concern, which has
given great offence to HOdnett. Who SWOre
out warrant against Briggs as stated, and in
turn the latter had crOSS-WarrantS sworn OtIG
against HOdnett and the widow Hunter The
tflal was flXed for Saturday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
Useful HOLIDAY GOODS.

Six H&ndcrchiefs. l2l+. 30. *. 81:
BroCadc SIX EaIlhrr,luefs. 20 worth Is:
Laden Int q lIandbcrchieis ~ east
Ladies Gents and Chilfren's Hanu6crc liefs cheap:
Gloves, Euslcry. Notions. Sets aud Scarfs, CHEAP;
OrnamsEta tai Presents can be made on. 81 our cheap
stock Dress Goods; Black Caslulrres:
IlaCh and Co'oresl silks al unusual low lri ces:
Elegant Black silk, 81 - 10 Sl15-
No Better souvenir for the Holiday Season than q
present OF one of our nice Cloal~;
Brussels Carpets. 20 - 80. SIC
Atwood lng-raiTs, 5Sc.. Inyrairs, - ~ a7c
deci9tr l. y NAUDAIN. 700 Market Space
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The Weather,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,1
" L.rIrS-..--... ~. -. z

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,1
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. 1878. {
For the Middle Atlantic states and New
England. falling barometer, warmer south and
west winds, increasing clOudneSS- possibly fol-
lowed by snow. and possibly tonight ia Virginia
by eaStGTly winds.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following is the readings OF the therrnon-
eter at the Signal Office during the day: a. m,
14o; I:55 q. m, 142: II midday, 290; D. H., 50
maximum, 800: minimum, 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
decl9tr 1875 p street n.r.
WRENCH DRESS GOODS.

We have Just oraned splendid line Of French
Dress Goods for the holidays Back Silks, in SPLEEN
did quaint tics. from 81 25 TO s., BroCaie A-nurs
5 lks. for over dresses; Brucace SIX over suitings
ARR ure Su'ttns-E, IN worsted, designs; Black
ana CoiVT.d CashEeres, IN choice coiors also full
me CT HCIsCfurDishing Goods. VIZ: Damask
Table Cloths and Napkins; Pilaw and SheetinS
Linens; all grades; Blankets, all sizes and qualities
MaiSeli cS : Ireads. all sizes. in cho patterns,
those in want of choice goods Will do well TO ex-
anime our STOCK before purchasing
HOOE BRO x co,
declatr 1928 n ST. mar rbl,itt Uonsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

IN SON:-Selected personally in Sorrento Itay
msde Of OLIVE wood and beautifully inlaid. PORT
and HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, TOILET BOXES
HAND MIRRORS, PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, so
Also many choice goods selected in Florence and
Paris consisting of GRAPHISCOPES, EASELS
ALBUMS 5,, very beautiful; BRONZE INK STANDS
BOSSED FOLIOS; WORK BOXES and DRESS
ING CASES; BOXES OF PAINTS aud CHESS
price.
WIN. BAILANTYNE BON.
octZo-r z38 6ecenfA of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

baIt- M. 12.l0-t,th,1:
THERE IS BALM IN GILEAD, and the Tar OF
Aties Ed'sa1nG, Or Balm OF Gilead Tree, com.
Dlned with Honey and the Extract OF H0re-
Mound, In the form OF Ha'es Honey Of HoreE5und
and IdT, is the most potent remedy for Colds
coughs, HOarSeneSS, and Influenza, ever admin
lStcred IN this or any other country.
Pfke'S IGOthdche drops cure TOOthache in one
minutes. Sold by all Druggists at rs cents. eo
FOR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs. Wins.
Ioto's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
IL correctS acld1ty OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlarrhHa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and wen-tried remedy.
% cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Ftscher'S Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment No. 9O6 G street, near
9Th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether Of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner net to be equalled by those not pos
SesSing these facilities. Gents suits Cleaned
for So. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning number re-
duct1on In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry Cleanser removes grease spots efectua!ly
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them al appearance as If newly made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

ID UGH j. FEGAN,
IL FAMILY VINE AND ITQTOR STORE
NO: 300 sta ST. R.tc.s one door Jf'Dye Penn.
Fave III store and respectfully asa The patronage
OF families and others to the extensive stock of Pure
and UnadUlterGted WINES and LIQUORS of all
kinds both imported and domestic bottled and OF,
oraugfit at prices that defy competition and quail
ties ulsufI raised. a spcclgity il made of Pure RIVE
and Bourbon MhibEysi also, Pleasant Valley Ca
tsNba Wines, std and sparkling; 1heOphe Rode
rer & Co, Louis Roder and Cnss H.idsieck Cham.
IaSnes, by the single bottle ct prices. Orders
delivered dec14l2ts
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY JEyELRY PRESENT


HOAADAA JE"LLn1 EISLSE1NIS.
IL
JACOBS BROS, JEWELERS.,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA dre.,
Are now Offering the following bargains for the
holidays, III order 10 reduce stock r.
Solid Gold WATCHES from SIG upwards; sSA1
warranted for time; as
Amethyst, Cameo, and Sea, RINGS, from 81, an
wards in solid gold settings;
Solid Gold EsRRfNGS, IL every rettarn FROM
ST. towards.
Solid Gold 81 EVE RTTTTnNS from, % so nor
pair upwards: $1,000 ~
80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.
where To Buy Holiday Goods

AS usual in the holiday season, THE STARS
advertising columns are full and reliable d.
rectory to heads of families where to buy the
most and best for the least money. We Will
continue for some days yet TO call attention in
this column to new advertisements as they
appear.
JACOB BROTHERS, jewelers., are Offering great
bargains for the holidays. in solid gold wat cheS;
amethyst, cameo and seal rings; solid gold ear
rings, in every pattern; solid gold sleeve but
tons, and solid gold and cameo scarf pins A
handsome stock of solid gold neck and opera
chains, from 81 upwards: diamonds at astonisl-
1ngly low prices.
STEINMETz 1887 Pennsylvania avenue, still
continue to offer the best furs for ladies, hats
FOR gentlemen, fine silk umbrellas, &C, at low
prices.
NJ. WILLIAM, a07 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. has
holiday goods direct from Paris. Every thing
Ia Ihe substantial fancy line Is embraced in
Williams stock.
At HowARD-s. corner 7th and l. streets, you
can buy all kinds Of plain and fancy groceries,
wines. cigars and liquors, at low prices. Take a
look at his advertisement.
The MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY have moved in
their new store, Alp 9th street NV, 1.-TWO doors
above the Old stand) \ supply Of all kinds of
fruits, candies, &c. at moderate prices.
Dry goods at and below cost. at BROADHEAD'S,
1865 street, between 18th and 18th streets.
SELBY, 194-19i6 Pennsylvania avenue, has re-
celVcd new inStallinent OF little mems cloth
ing, embracing chidren'S suits boys suits. chill
dren and boys overcoats; he has also mems
and gents overcoats; mems and boys pants;
men S dress shirts, &c.
All the new styles in millinery and fancy
goods are being received daily, at LOVES, S11
Market Space.
FERhILYA is selling ladies' buttOned boots. of
ms own make, at s.. SO 9th street, opposite
Patent Office.
4. SAKs & Co., though they have been called
On heavily for Christmas goods, still have an
excellent stock of clothing, gentlemen'S fur
niShingS. &C. on hand.
SHAEFER, 1916 9Th street. is Offering great at
fractions in all kinds OF furniture. crOckery and
glass ware.
Great bargains at GEORGES, 2llS Pennsyl-
yania avenue, in gentemcn'S hand-SeWed
CATERS, English walking shoes, boys boots,
fine calf. extra good boys shoes, home made.
BOYS button CATERS. &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
PLEASANT VALLEY WINE co.

PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CO.
EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
Quarts, S12; Pints, &i4
6. II MUMM co. DRY VERZENAY. s2l.25.
Do EXTRA DRY, S24
BOUCHE Fills 4 co. DRY VERZESAY goo "a
Do. NAPOLE0N'S CABINET, s225O
CALIFORNIA BRANDY, 81 per bottle
DO. PORT, so cents per bottle
BASS & co. PALE INDIA ALE
YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE.
Superior OLD SHERRY WINE, S2JO per gallon
CORDIALS Of all kinds.
OLD WHISTLES, OLD BRANDIES.
Fine qualities, at low priocs
THOMAS RUSSELL,
oecIi-Sn 1913 PENN acenue.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. IN MEMS, LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES, AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES.
NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. q co.
dec17tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
ISEEuL PRESENTS,

Set Sets Of Collars and Cuffs. Ties, Bows. Linen and
anton Flannels, Gloves, suspenders, Umbrellas.
ress Goods. shawls, Skirts, Nine Demorest Reliable
dscistr Corner 7th and = 81. SSWt1sscsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

HOLIDAY GOODS.
We have just received Five Hundred Dozen
LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
for Ladies and Gentlemen, in Fancy Boxes half
box. f
CLoAKs. FINE SILKS and vELYETs. the
largest Stock IN the City.
W ". BURDETTE l. CO.
dec14tr Nos. 928 9Th st. and FOG X st. ., &c.
I LIB. PRINCESS PAPER SHE'LL ALMONDS 60
l. L gallon good WHISKY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
lbs. New CURRANTS. observation-disclosures. 25
gallon SWEET CIDER (beSt). 20
lbs MINCE MAT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
los LttIHOkN ClIRpN, neT.............- 30
gallon SWEET CATAWBA (bestl. ........... LOO
gallon Excellent SHERRY WINE........... , 90
lbs. Cooking RAISINS large). ............. *
gallon Genuine New England III M.......... 900
large bottle Scuppernong WINE (sweet)..... 50
C.. S. 0'HARE SON,
1918 Serenth st n.U.,
dec2otr Between VI and "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

SUBSTANTIAL HOLIDAY PRE-
CLOAKS from SIS to S25.
BLACK SILKS from 81 to So yard
BLACK CASHMERES from so cents to 81 yard
BLACK ALPACAS from IS cents to so cents.
NOVELTIES IN NEW DRESS GOODS, reduced
to % cents.
ALL WOOL COLORED CAsHMEREs; every
color that is fashionable reduced to 6219 cents.
BLANKETS, 900 pairs, from So 10 So
BED COMFORTS from 81 to 49,
CAssIMEREs for Men and Boys wear, from SC
cents.
MATELASSE CLOTH for Cloaks; new patterns
Fine BALMoRAL SKIRTS from so cents to 81.
SHAWLs from $3.50 to &c.
BROCHE SHAWLS from SIS to S25
BLACK Tibet SHAWLs, single and double
from $3.50 to s15.
CARPETS at factory prices, from Is cents to rs
cents.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE from 25 to rs
cents
Immense stock of HOLIDAY GOODS at
en-. TOWSoN,
CSC Pennsylvania areuue,
dec2ltr South side, near It'll street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26
HOLIDAY GOODS.
SONEREIGNS' COOPERATIVE Association
HOIID GOODS

ton S!awson's Candies: 10 bales rev Np.e y,
freat variety cases florida oran ses direct from
nrcEards; fuH line of COlgates Toilet Scans pa,.
Kun. Perfumes, Toilet Waters &c p..t m i'm NJ,
packages for Chrlstmas Presents flil line Of Fine
measures and guarantee every art icle sold
dec2l-tr A. Is. SCEOEIEID Nrannrnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

E'NTIRE STOCK
Il OF
DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
BROD EAD'S
1905 + street,
Between l2tn ana 18TH ftrttts
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Including Dress Goods, Hosiery XII Gloves Rib
bolls, Randkerchiets, Flanncls. Towels Napkins,
lies, GLARS and Cuffs. Silks NelVsts Cashrneree
Underwear, &c.. &c, AZ and below cost
Those Wishing 10 secure first-cass q p9ls for HOI-
lDAI PRtS tNIS st less than import. r. aud manu-
factureca prices, would do wei 10 4 4 carly at
BROBE..aD'S.
del7tr 1905 St. between lZtA and 18th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

CHRISTMAS PANToMINES by students Of Deaf
NIUE college Friday, 6& O'Clock, at Metropoll-
tan Sunday school rooms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

SELLING CFF.-Se,ling of all OF our immense
stock OF dry goods. CIOaSs. ShawIS Beautiful
dress seeds. silks, pure wool caShmeres blan-
ketS, clOth Tor boys wear, cloth for ladies' coats
carter :, al Market space. SIX and wool dress
goods reduced from 80 down TO 81: ladies' cIoaks
reduced from SIS down TO $40; pure wool bIan-
kets reduced from g. down TO s.; pure wool
blankets, &. SO; broche shawIs.-Adet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

THE OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE corner
IN street and Maryland avenue viii be sold at
puplc auction by John E. Norris. trustee. to-
morrow at II o'clock, no0n This is one CT the
Oldest established stores in our city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-26

A SUCCESSFUL DISTINCTIONS S0y-l.>N
attendant upon the recent grand extraordinary
distribution Of the Louisiana State Lottery. az
New Orleans, is still the subject OF editorial
comment and commend LttUn OF the press
regard and Ju0l A. Early suneTintended in
person all the operations. and the fairness OK
these distributions causes many PERSONS 70 In
vest who frequently are literally rewarded for
their actions. Those who believe the Old trilS.n
nothing VentIred- nothing have" should read
the scheme Tor the iith OF January drawiag in
another column, and send two d)llars 10 II A.
Dauphin. =. o. Box 692, New Orleans. Ia ana
Try their fortune.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-12-07

RSen ~ vfeksfszg cennnascisl.
fhs net ften Clsihssns this
morning is heart-sickening. Nur-
DIR ssd 6Joaa have asaln stained
u soll Of orr unfortunate sister
eonanC Da 6eks Sheriff Of ths
sou6ty, keA5lsg that Harrison
R.ge, ~ noeed psgrp dssp(sido
Who assAssinated 'Chanccry Clerk
Briseoe about two years ego, vas
seersled In hh ho1is about three
nlles from Port Gibson, len that
town yesterday morning With bic
depqliss 10 effect the assassln's
eaptnrs. On ridIsg up>ezRnosia
heuse, Robert Lam, one OF the
den4eies. va hrsd es from the
winilow. ard lell dead. ;
! 6Aeslo Doek forced open the
door, but Was shot IN tho bowels,
and l. nov in . dying eondition.
Another ef the Sheriff. party,
Thomas Hsrwood. was Knocked
|oe6e3&a ara fell into N old els.
terri, where be was lett for dead,
although he has since survived.
The news OF the murder coon
reached town, and : posse Of arm
I'd men lon Port Gibson immcdi-
etely, ard Charlie " Gilman, Que
~ tho number. while riding near
PA1e's, house, received . gunshot
wound through The iace, arm and
tey, ard this amosping Is barely
alive. Some Of the acconpliccs In
THE horrible crime were killed,
hst lhp arcl'-ssnas> >lp 9ge escaped.
He should bo hunted down like
Z savesous l,saAs Of prey, aud al
lsw.loving c,iixens, black and
white, lhcull join In tho pursuit.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-12-07

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