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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
Iaaa ANp TlHERs.

Mr.. Wilcox ugent Tor the Britannia
Encyclopaedia Is in the city.
There Is a talk offs leap year party
OH the Isl prox.
A little infant Of Mr.. Jno Young's
died last Saturday.
II was sudden change In the
weather, shat took place Thursday.
The Young folks are making prep
arations to have a masquerade social
on the 70 inst.
Hiram Is right on the Dose murder.
Tho murderer ought to hang for his
cowardly crime.
We learn that Mr.. W. F. Cox Of
Bellcview had large barn full Of to-
bacco b urncd last week.
A man named Cox got his hand
badly cut while working circular
saw at Forbes mill.Saturday.
Ed. Younglove young man about
81 years old, died Of the residence Of
his father near this city last Thurs
day.
A bridge was washed down on the
railroad near Darlington, Wednes-
day which delayed the evening train
several hours.
Tho attention OF the council il
called TO the condition OF tho pave
ment on Nashsllle street IN front Of
lords new building.
See those beautiful little clocks at
Howe's; how We wish some one
woald give Ne one for Christmas
gin.
All Of tho candidates for Circuit
Judge and Common wealth Attorney
met a, Princeton yesterday and said
their pieces.
What would be more appropriste'
for q Christmas present than one Of
,bo.s b.nd,oms cold nens and men.
holders at Howe's jewelry store.
Lnere e ha" : aozeh sa'oohs
WIN" 'ew s'sp. " zap. oLne'
room no ,hs'nua.'ohs, w, - leno
ionns sayshs p'ua' advantages
are excellent i
,rowa.u PIC. saa ~ sAa'o'.o"
WY 49, -.
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ph'ne' oan ARH 'aAs : '0s " !"
There viii be- . Christmas tree al
De''csae" ~nuun =" ny e'o."e ~
w. ~ o"' ~ 'Se. y
CIV ,n. ''es ~ ' u
Au'''''A - ~
The Debating Society discussed the
question o. compulsory educa''ch
rriuay hign', M" aeo'ucu '"a' 'n'
law should not compel parents 10
seud their children TO schOOl.
Our ususi.y dui' ssnc."m was non
ored yesterday oy MISSES Denn'e
ihomas ana Mo''ic Crumoaugn, TWO
Dew''chins young ,Aa'es VINO are
temporarily so'Jou'h'ns a. De'ie''ew'
The city election passed of quietly
Saturday. Concessions werc made
By the old board removing tho objec-
lions of the Free School men, where
upon they Withdrew their ticket aud
the same was reelected.
Charlie Meicalfc has one Of the
choicest and best selected stocks OF
contectloneries ever offered upon this
market. lie has everything TO DO
thougist OF Ia bis limo aud wiil not be
undcrsold. Read his advertisement
In another column and then call and
soe him. fsa
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
all Kinds

OF holiday presents at
Gish q Gamers.
Books. Cards, Gard Gases. Writing
Desks. Photograph and Autograph
Albums and all kinds Of stationery at
Gish = Garner's.lsl
CelIuloid Sets, Of the finest designs
and qualities at Gish . Garner's. ~,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
JOS CHASTAIN

r. Still keeps the very best brands Of
Coal Oils, Nom Explosive Oils Of the
highest tests and pnrest quality. IA.
lrofa oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
land Lamp fixtures, Queensware, Tin
waro. etc., etc. y 9 al. 4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
Dress and Cloak Making

Mrs. Kate Bell is prepared to make
Dresses. Cloaks, etc.. in the latest
style, also, TO furnish Trimmings for
the same. Returns thanks for past
patronage Residence, Liberty Street,
opposite Presbyterian Church.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
SPECIAL N AIS.
The Grand Rush

for Christmas Goods has
already begun at the 10
and 80 cent Store -
You can Get almost
any Kind of o Christmas
present atM49 and Doc.
Store.
Vases, Toilet Sets and
StGti0hery at "a and
99c Store.
Brackets, Flower
Stands, Comb Cases,
Wall Pockets, Chrons0s
at 10 and 500. Store.
Come and see the e
Jolly Blacks at 10 and
99c Store. g,S@ ~
Plated Je,oelry, all
kinds of ornaments for
the Hair at ~ and 99c.
Store.
nv N4r4t -A-i.t-if AS -s
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

PURE DRUGS ONLY
IN COMPOUNDfNG PREsCRIP-
TIoNSd GlSH 4 GARNER, AT
THE BLUE FRONT DRUG
SicQPE.i naall alnA-l. d -.l.a... ~. i.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

School supplies Of all kinds just re-
ccivcd and will be sold at bottom
prices. GIsH d GARsKR.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
|KAL0. lMElA!AEEl,iina! Yes.

|AA AU 'Mh DAl
Il nerU thing just re-
'ceiDed at Cant q D0Ui-
sons. II full line of
cJ0aks and .DoLmGns on
hand at reduced prices,
also blacb, and colored.
Cashmere dnd Dress
Goods of all grades.
Cant & DAWSON.
I. Z. L. REMEDY
positive and speedy cure for
Gonorrhea and gleet for sale only by
WALTER GARNErT.
DObyn'S sure cure,
for Catarrh. Neuralgia and nervous
Headache. For sale only at
WALTER GARsETr's
GEN. GRANITE,
May not be nominated for third
term but Robt. Mills Jr.. has one Of
the choicest and most attractive stocks
Of jewelry ever brought to the city, to
which he invites the attention Of the
public.
We Bought
Our Holiday Goods before the recent
advance in prices. hence we sell the
cheapest.
Gray & BuCkner
Have very attractive line Of Books
for Christmas. Toy Books; Novels,
DO. g'l ia
Black Draught tho best liver medi-
cine in the world. For sale only by
~ WALrER GARRETT.
Honey ofaTar. and Buckeye Pile
Ointment for sale at Walter Garnett's
hls. REMOVED. q n'r
We have removed our barber-shop,
| from the room opposite Savage's to
The rooms over Hooser % 0 vershiner's,
where We can be found at all times,
ise ass Pool, Gray and Newton.
.--WE-USE PURE DRUGS ONLY
I'm COMPOUNDfNG PRESCRIP.
TIoNS. sGlSH & GARNER, AT
THE BLUE FRONT DRUG
JOS, CHASTAIN
r. Still keeps the very best brands o.
Cool Oils, Nom Explosive Oils Of thu
highest tests and pnrest quality. IA
lrofa oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
lsnd Lamp fixtures, Queensware, Tin
ware, etc., etc. .a a.s y t1. a. ~.
School supplies Of all kinds just re
ccivcd and will be sold at bottom
prices. GIsH d GARNER. y
July 10 1879. s5 iIsl
Dress and Cloak Making,
| Mrs. Kate Bell is prepared to max,
Dresses. Cloaks, etc.. in the lates
istyle; also, 70 furnish Trimmings 70
the same. Returns thanks for pas
patronage Residence, Liberty Street
opposite Presbyterian Church.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16

HOLIDAY GOODS, 81 sss "a, &
Gray a Buckner have the most at
tractive line Of Holiday Goods in
Hopkinsville. 9 s''i' sa
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
REMOVED.

We have removed our bsrber-shop,
from the room opposite Savage's to
the rooms over Hooser % o vershiner's,
where we can be found at all times,
l9s 4 aas Pool, Gray and Newton.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
WORK BOXES,

WORK BOXES, 4
Book Masks. Mottos and everything
of,he kind at Gish Gamers.
Trix, Trix.
Just go and see those beautiful
Christmas Tricks at Gish 4 Garner's,
they are too numerous TO mention. igsa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

The efforts now on foot to secure proper
celehratic1 Of tee 22l Of february rtn:o credit
on the gentlemen crgsgcd in the ecdesvor,
and they Gese!v. the hearty support Of every
oitiser. The G,z tic Ia, uGiiJrmIy urged the
importance ct suca iubo displays ard
of caljicg the attenioo If the would
outside to the TACT that Alexandria Is
active in takEg part in all those movements
and !rlceedines which display public Split
Besid "a this. Alexandra owes debt TO the
memory Of Washington, peculiar ard especial,
aud it becomes its people, above those II 81!
other towcs 90 the gl,bs, to s!lew 90 yesr to
pass wihcu! formal public comnemoratiou
Of The father CT his eoratry and The faithful
friend cf Alexandria. The citiz,rs Of tho toEn
ineclibcd themselves upon the stone which they
have Contributed to The National Washington
Monument, The descendants of the friends
aud peiehbcls Ct Washington. Let them
prove themselves worthy ef their heritage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

The STATE DEBT. The Dselss Ct tie .ioint
Finance Conn., itee cf The Legislature dill not
take place yesterday as cypic:cd, ownc to ,ba
absence Of the chsiIma1. The representatives
Of tbs fuadpg association Of the United States
ard Eoglish couucil Of foreign bondholdets aoB
10 Richmond. With a humber Of prominent
members of the General Assembly. had NJ in
formal conltrstc, with Governor Holiday OF
the Ex: cutive Mansion Monday night, at which
Financial matters were discussed. Nothing
has lrsnspired as to the ultimate seton, tut the
prevailing opinion is that the amended tropo.
sition estendiog the per cant. Interest ior a
period ot ten years will b. Submitted
The Richmond Wing of to-day ssys: Sens.
ator GI:msley returned ID the city yesterday az
ternoon; s2d it wss supposed thst meeting Of
The committee would DO hold this morning, bat
Mr.. Jsmes II. Fry, the president Of the First.
Nstional Bank cf New York, SITTER G conference
with BIZ. Leland, the repre- sAtstive hero OF Mr..
McCul!cch. left for New ! ork in company with
Mr.. Leland, for the purpose. it is supposed, Of
comforting with other insncieTs tkerA in reia:oR
10 the amended plsn they propose to submit. It
seems to be conceded By several members OF the
Finance committee that the three pcr cent cz.
tension will be agreed upon By the crs3i.oTs. A
meeting Of the committee will not te held FIR
several days. probably"
Tie Dispatch ssys: "The prospect of ar agree
mcnt On a basis which will command the sD-
proysl Of the General Assembly is reported IS
favorable. II is conceded that the 8 per cent.
term will be extended to ten years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
FOREkG% ITEMS

The Sg;ss village Of Myriugeu, a great resort
for tourists, near the Falls CT Giesbacb, has
been nearly destroyed by fire.
Nj. Debsequs. director Of the French ui0t,
has been sentenced 10 six years Imprisonment
for embezz'iog ! 400. 900 francs worth Of bull
liop.
Minister Noy5s aud Consul General Fairchild
at Paris, yesterday, had an interview with the
committee on the Frarc1 American treaty G!
commerce.
Spotted typhus lever is prevailing among the
Russian troops in the Balkan peninsula. Rus
sia is nictcd also with snail pcx, typhus acd
the cattle plague.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

TURKEY AND KUssIA.-A Constan!irople dis.
patch says the definite treaty between Russis
and Turkey declares peace and cordial relations
to be re.established between Russia and Turkey;
provides that the articles of the San Stafano
treaty which were not modified by the treaty of
Berlin ahsll remain in force; the mode of pay
ment of the war indemnity aud compensation to
Russian residents CT Turkey who suffered
through the war is left for future agreement; all
prosecutions for aiding either side during the
war ara abandoned, and persons implicated in
the Roumelian disturbances are pardoned. The
protocol declares that the recognition in the pre-
sent treaty of Berlin changes neither the char &C.
ter nor range of the latter. As Servia, Monten.
egro and Roumsnis are Independent, Russia
leaves them FREQ to come to an understanding
for themselves with the Porte relative TO their
claims for war indemnity,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

CASE OF BREACH OF FEoMIsE.-Among the
assignments for trial in the Superior Court to-.
dsy ia that Of Mrs. I'm ONeil against Philip
Bragan 70. breach of promise Of marriage. The
plaintiff is lady past her frs! youth, but we'll
preserved and comely; the defendant success.
ful hsckman Of fifty or more years Ct age. The
pair, it is stated, wore regularly engaged to be
married, and appeared some months ago before
Kew. Father Ssrto,is, then assistant pastor Of St
Joseph's Church, to bs made nan and wife.
whsn it wss discovered that Brogsn hs1 not
provided a license, nor had there been any. dis.
peasation procured OF the publication o. the
banns. The priest, Therefore, refused to per-
form the ceremony and the couple retired. Since
that time the defendant has shown no disposis.
ion 10 complete his preparations or 10 fulfil his
promises to the lady, and hence the suis-Bzh.
47ncric17
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
Fires.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. HI. n.
kerycn's blanket nil. in Richmond. Wash
ioeton county. was burned last night. The mar
who was lighting up dropped kerosene laur
loss $4,000.
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. u.-A fire 1T Bslls
Centre, Ohio, last evcuicg destroyed one dwell
ling. dry goods store p1d a drug store. Los:
about SIC, 900; insurance S. coo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
- -
IllEIN-

On Febr'y. 10, Miss SUSANNAH ADAMS.
-. Funeral from her late residence. No. lG7
south Lee street. on Wednesday, st 1880 e. m.
Friends sud acqusintances Ct the family are in
vitsd TO attend.
In Washington, On Saturday morning, Feb.
8.h. 1879 at $50 c'cloch, MARY AUG USTA,
wife of William L. Parker, in the tizty.sixth
year OF her sge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
Charter Forfeited.

CINCINNATI Feb. ia Weseling w. Va,
dispatch says that in the Senate yesterday q bill
was introduced to declare the charter of the
Baltimore & Chic railroad forfeited, a recent
examination by joint special committee de7el-
opening the fact that tho compsn ny has been charg
ing more than lawful rates and by unjust desert
mlnstion worked injury to the manufacturing
and producing interests ofthe State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

We ere sorry the Indications OF az extra
session Of Congress are becoming stronger.
Nearly the whole world suffers from sn exces5
of legislation, tut 10 DO country ia that exoess
carried to such an extent, or been 50 disastrous
10 its effects, as in ,hi,. We sincerely hope
therefore that tho republicans 10 Congress will
not oppose the inevitable, and that by concur
ring wi,L the democrats IN their determined
intention 10 do away With tie objectionable test
oatl and federal iuterferenco with cleo!ions they
will Icuo1e tbs oniy possible cause foT az extra
Sc! sicp. and thus cave the couatry the nOuner
shle ills necessarily consequent upon every
meeting Of Congress II the rspubcsas, BY
cppo>iog until TIC 81 CT March the measures
it is the settled intention CT the democrats 10
carry through, could defeat them Oh the 4:h Of
that month, there would bs some reason for
their oppositiou, but ps all effective opposition
must disappear 90 the last named day. the sense
of keeping i, up u1til then. at The sxpers, Of
the manifold evils CT On extra session, is cot
apparent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
THE PENSION BILL.-The pension arrasragc

The PENSION BILL.-Thc pension arrasragc
bill! promises to be fruitful Source CT trouble
as we'll as CT expenIe. The Commissioner Of
Pensions thinks the ill presents obstacles that
are slmost insurmountsbie, opening numberless
questions Of statutory construction. and requir-
ing an amendment 10 put il in practical shape.
ULtil Congress has had an opportunity OF con.
Steering his suggestions, no claims involving
arrears will be adjusted. Among other things,
the new pension bill is said 10 afford fresh Cp.
portunites for fraud. The best thing Congress
could do would be 10 repeal it altogether.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
Funeral of sEr Lord.

NEW YORK. Feb LITTLE funeral Of Thomas
Lord, the millionaire, whose marriage with
Ars Hicks caused such sensation inc time
ego, took place yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
BURSTING afa EaK.

CINCISEATI, Feb. ia special dispatch saJ 5
that while two non named Hobart and Lesry
were engaged a! work ut RlDrechLs saw rll, at
Minanonce, Mich. last evening, The saw brrs.
killing both instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
Escnna of PrIGnnerl

LEBANON, Pc, Feb. 1I.--At an early hour
this morning six prisoners escaped from tie
county prison, By cutting hole through the
| cciling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
o. FRO CfoH

NEW York. Fehy. ll-John Hope has been
ed in IL lie robbery i,e Of the Msrhsttsp Bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

The landing Of American cstt'c has oct been
prohibited by the Ea2lisa authorizes. but after
March ID they will be slaughtered o. landing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B!
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II
Yesterday was the day appointed for the

Yesterday was The day appointed for the
meeting Of The Jipt finance committee OF Inc
General Assembly # Virgiciai to take definite
scion en- tie State debt question, and |e are
disappointed ia not being able 10 announce to
our readers 10 day that the committee has so
ospted the bondho!ders' proposition, aud that
too, With such uoanmi'y ls to warran! ard as
sure its Immediate scoeptarcs By the General
Assembly. Surely no debtor WIS ever treated
more lcuienti7 thaa Virgiois has been By her
creditors, and failure TO accept their present
proposition would exhibit degree Of ingra!i
tude utterly Incompatible With previous fir
GINA character, and manifest reckless DIST
gard for the present and future We!fre OF The
State that would eGectua|y prevent her tom
ever again being an otjsot ct sympathy and
consideration 10 those places where good Gaues
are most desirable. Ths creditors, mary OF
whom are widows, orphans AID helpless peo'
pie, whose sole dependence f)r support is upon
the interest Of Virginia toods, in view Of The
States present financial difficulties. agree TO
extend The time fer the payment Ct the rrl1cl
pal of their oass, add during that time 10 ao
cep. one half, Two thirds and five sixtbs, &C
cordipg IS it Enay suit the States ccnVeuisncc.
Of the interest that was promised them when
they Invested their money 10 State bonds, and
if sush favorable terms fer settling the question
that more than anything else tends to keep
people and capital GU. ef the State be ri scted,
the good sense as we'll as the honesty Ct Viz
eiuia will have deserted her borders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

Go North. yoHag map, 60 North. aal ne.
up with tho couGt.y But don'J forget to inA
bottie Of DR.. Bull Cough Syrup along.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11
.1ETE,s OF rHE B.sI..

The House Comuiltec &C the Distinct Ct
Columbia has ri ,ctsd provision lor s!nk'
log fund for the G5 DisuiH boo:s ty vote
of Eve to six.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-11

New YORK. Feb. 1l.-Stocks quiet ,nonoy
lts23. Flour quiet Wheat dull. Corp quiei.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-09-26
The Great Walking Match.

AT Gilmore's Garden, New York
last Monday morning began a six days
foot-race, go-as-you-plcasc. The match
is for the Ashley belt, won by Rowell
an Englisham, at New York, and taker
to England, and afterwards won by
Weston, the American pedestrian, and
brought to the United States. There
are twelve contestants in this match
among whom are Rowell and Weston
Weston is confident and SO is Rowell
Norman Taylor, of Rutland, VT, is
also in the race, but has made pool
record thus far.
Hart, the negro boy, who has done
some pretty good walking in New Eng.
land, is making good record. Dutch
er, the thirteenth contestant, gave up
the first day. A young fellow named
Guyon, from Chicago, is doing finely.
Ennis, who came out second in the
former six-days match at Gilmore's
Garden, is also doing well. Weston
seems to be unpopular, but is jolly and
happy. The admission is one dollar,
and thousands visit the Garden day
and night. The amount of gate money
will be immense.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-09-26
Prisoner Escaped.
SLIPPERY AVERY ALSO ATTEMPTS TO TAXI
MS nrpkRTTrRE


HIS DEPARTURE.
A gang of men from the House OF
Correction have been engaged for sew
eral days under Keeper Crawford in
the work of filling in the new sewer
lately constructed west of the railroad
embankment. Tuesday morning, about
nine o'clock, one James Welch obtained
leave to visit the privy near the sewer,
and while there managed to release his
legs from the shackles upon them and
ran around behind an old building
which stands in the immediate vicinity.
Keeper Crawford ran upon the railroad
bank, position from whence he could
watch the rest of the men at work and
got sight of WEIGH. lie saw WEIGH
and shot at him, when that individual
proceeded to put greater distance be-
tween himself and the guard, using the
buildings in the vicinity to shield him
self from the aim of Keeper Crawford.
During the excitement attendant upon
Welch's escape, another prisoner, Oliver
Avery, succeeded in releasing himself
from his shackles with a stone, and
took hastv leave of his companions,
running toward Forest street. Super
intendent Eayrcs was shortly informed
of the escape, and together with Police
Officer Brislin, went in pursuit OF
Avery, whom they discovered secreted
in willow copse in the rear of the
new convent of St. Joseph on Forest
street. Avery surrendered without a
struggle, and was taken to the House of
Correction. About this time informa-
ton had reached that institution through
youth named Martell that Welch had
been seen on Green street, and thither
went Supt. Eayres, accompanied by
Young Martell. Learning that young
man answering TO Welch's description,
was hidden in fence corner on Eli
grem avenue, Mr.. Eayres and Martell
proceeded to the locality described,
armed with stones and clubs. Seeing
them approach, and rightly Judging
that he was the game sought, Welch
rose from cover and fed over Mr.. Moul-
throp's farm with his pursuers close at
his heels. WEIGH was nilnble, but Mar
tell was evidently the faster runner of
the two, and rapidly gained on the flee
ing convict, and finally discharged a
vollcy of stones at his back. When
they reached the woods there was quite
a battle of stones between the two, but
Welch managed to elude his pursucrs
in the thick woods aud the chase was
discontinued. His hat WIS found in
the woods, and Welch continued his
flight barehcadcd. The last seen of
him was when he passed the house OF
Mr.. Congdon, south of the village, 60
ing toward the railroad track, about
noon.
Oliver Avery is the man who robbcd
a store in Chittendcn some time ago,
and who was subsequently caught by
Sheriff Peabody near Brandon, dc.
scription Of whom and whose " arsenal y
was given at the time. lie is serving a
five years sentence in the House OF
Correction.
James Welch and Jerry Sullivan were
both sentenced to the House of Corrcc-
ton few weeks ago, to one year each
for burglary, they having plead guilty
Several months ago they entered the
postofiice and store of George Foster
at Cuttingsvillc, and took money and
gOods.-Uerdld and Globe.