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Is warranted 70 remove every osuss from
toe system that produces the Chile, snd
ii ii fails TO 90 this you will sustain 10
LOGS, for every druggist is authorized 20
guarantee permanent cure in every case,
no matter Of how long standing, and viii
refund the money If the Chills return
after you arc through taking. Positively,
no cure, no psy. Try it aud be convinced.
IL cantains no poison, and is perfectly
tssteless. a permanent cure guaranteed
in all cases L. ". GROVE,
Manufacturer and Propr, Parie, Tenn.
For sale by T. ?. FORTUNE & CO.,
ju27-i0t Hickman, ET
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Respectfully,
3. (. PErHr

McCu-ca.vN buys his goods for ezsh, AID
henceforth wiV only sell Tor Casa, or ten
days time 70 pronPt working men, or any
one else thnt .sorGa ard pays. jn2T-tf
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DR. J. B. STAMPER.

Proposes to treat al kinds Of Diseases.
cER0N1c DISEASES & SPECIALITY
Cancers, Ulcers, Tunors, rheumatism,
Lung, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Fry
sipelGs, Sore Eyes, Serofala, SpraiBs, Epi-
leptic Fits letter, White Swelling, Chiils,
Fever, scuryy, GraveI, II potency, Piles,
Female Weakness and General Debility.
Affections Of the Spine, Dispepsia, Para
lite, SyPhilic and private diseases cured.
Al! consultations OF private or public
nature strictly confidential, and free of
charge.
The Doctor can De found at Wm. Weak
ley's On Troy road, 4 miles from Hickman.
If you wish TO consult the Doctor, call
st once juiy4
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

The Ohio river is lower than it has
been at this time in the year for seven
years On June 81. 1873. ituas four
feet one inch; 1874, four feet eight :;
1873, seven feet; 1876. five feet eleven;
1877, eight feet one; 1873. seven feet
eight, and il is now three feet Ten,
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Married.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, a; the
Laoleds Hotel, on the 26th, ul:, by
Judge H. C Bailey, Ar. Wu. NJ. Jack
son and Aiiss Carrie MahoA. No cards
T-HIGGINS-In this county, on
the 6Oih ul;., by Judge II. c. Bailey.
Mr.. Thos. Cypret and Miss Charity His-
gins all Of Fulton county.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The most complete assortment Of ladies,
misses and chiidren's Newport Ties, kid, goat
and calf-front and side-lace Shoes. Mems
and boys Boots. Oxford and Jersey Ties for
summer wear, lower than ever.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

Mz. EDIroR-Allow me throush the
columns Of your Pspor, 70 reirrn to the
good people Of Hickman, my heart feli
thanks for their generous sympathy and
sabstan,ial help in ry recent very great
misfortune aud a@ic;ion. heir klndness
IS alone the bright spot a be dark cloud
To those who gave ne pecaaiary aid, IN
solicited on my part, I return special
thanks, and 10 ons sai al NJ best con.
s:dsrstions.
Respectfully,
u P--v
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04
Fair Warning!

4 Ii PARTIES INDEBTED 10 THE
"A estate CT Johu Simoncs, deceased,
will please call at the store of j. Ambers s
Sons, and settle their Indebtedness at
once, or | will be forced TO place their
claims in the hands of attorneys for COL
lection. l will be forced to settle said
estate within q few months and am com
PEELED to collect sll claims due same All
parties holding claims against said estate
are requested to file them for settlement.
i4-4t II. G. AMBERG. Ad'mr.
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4 n PARKER,
GO 81 e u - .

Fulton County Court--H c Bailey.
jadge, held every II Monday IN eGoa
month.
Fulton County Quarterly Ccurt--H. {.
Bailey. judge, held fth Monday in jan
cary, april, July and October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
Let District-Rsq. Donaho, 81 Saturday
in March, June, September and Deem
Der. Esq. Hammond, 1st Saturday Ia
same months.
% Distriof-Esq. Goar, Srd Saturday ia
March jane, September and December.
Esl. Miles, 4th Monday IN same months
3rl District-Esq Reed S.d Monday in
March, June, September and December.
Esq Mayes, 4th Saturday IA same month
9Th Dis;rict--Esq Dick inson, Is; Mon
day in March, June, September and De-
eeuber. ESQ. BaGres, 4ih Tuesday in
came months.
6th Nstrict--Esq Doaz, lst Wednesday
4 March. June Septem Der and Decen ber
Esq. Collins, 3rj Wednesday il saue
months.
6th District-Esg. Jones, 4th ETeines-
day IN March, June, September and De-
eembcr. Esq. -- ID Wednesday in
same months.
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j II Artebery. of Cayce, shipped
the only car Of wheat from this county,
this season, TO 81, Louis, " hich was cold
rs striet no. /.
PuFr old Apple Vinegar, made in Full
ton county, 81
ju27-tf McCUTCHES :.
The Z 5. War Steamer, Wauehe-
set;s, which IS ascending the Mississippi
for the purpose Of giving the boys Of the
South and West, chance 20 enlist 10 the
Navy, left Vicksburg last Monday, and
will reach Memphis by to-day, tie 4th,
where she will remain several days. She
will not pass Hickman for some S or 10
days yet. The CoUEIEE viii try and
mako duo announcement 50 that cur in
terror friends can come in and see the
"Men Of War"
McCUrcHES is selling the finest Ken
tucky test Coal Oil at 20 cents per gal
Ion. ju27-tf
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia aud
Liver complaint, Constipation, aud gem
ernl debility, when you can get Shiloh
System Fitalizer, which we sell on posi-
i've guarantee 70 cure you. Price 10 cts,
ana 20 cts. For sale by z. a. Holcombe
Druggist, Hickman, Ky. jal7-Iv
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DIE NJ EmIscn.

\ difficulty occurred at Fulton. last
week, which came near resulting iu the
death Of the wrong man. The circum
stances, as related 10 US, are as follows:
A Nr. Hall, reported as rather an over
bearing man, ia agent st that place for
tho y. Q. aud { railroad, and Mr.
Castle is telegraph operator for the
road Han complained to Castle that
lie had made some mistake sboat car.
whIch statement Castle denied. The
5lsPGtc got warm, aud Castle called
Hall q liar, whcreupou Hail struck
Castle, Nh0 was sitting 10 2 chair. two
or thrso Eucs. Hall being large
man, Cast.e Immediately went out and
borrowed q pistol, saying that he want
ed TO shoot dog. He soon returned
to Tho depot, and meeting q car repair
er named Murphy, who, in the dark.
he took 10 bo Hall. Castle put the
pistol, as be supposed, sgain4, his head
and fred. Fortunately the bali passed
upward and went through Murphy's
ha., the Ere from the pistol burning
his eyebrows. He made himself known
at once, aud Castle passed 90 iu;o the
de- pot in search Of Hall, but failed to
fn.' hIm. There was considerable ex
cite ment in Fulton in anticipation OF q
continuation Of the difficulty - Pa
duc3tl News.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

What IS g. that never fails 10 cure sick
or nervous headache? ? Raalauis Light
Rirg Relief. For sale by Buck & Cowgirl
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04
CAEgTE'E'S-2NED FLOOR.

Having refitted our second floor, we have
Just received an elegant line of Tapestry, Two
Ply and Hemp Carpets OiL-oIoths, Rugs, &c,
at bankrupt prices.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Servioos the
lat and 4ih Sunday Of each month.
Father Weieh, priest
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a GOOD Joke.

A parishioner stopping with his passer
Was mortified to see him visit 8 clcse. Gf-
ter each meal and quietly take drink
from q euspicious looking bottles -His
duty compelled him TO demonstrate with
the coed man on this deplorabls practice,
but his modification was increased when
he was shown that it was bottle Of DR..
A. @. Simmons Liver Medicine that wss
used, and he was assured that TO that ex-
cellent remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspept!c
sy mptoms, with which they had been
afflicted until he was cured by this rolls
BILE remedy.
This medicine is for eale By BucE &
CowGTLL, who also have some trial pa3k-
ages 10 be given away to applicants.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04
Local Items.

E4-Short communications On public
questions printed-but net responsible
FOR sentiments or expressions Of cores
Fcndents-except where we refuse to give
name Of author.
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FOr County Attorney.
Medical n office!

(tANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORs AND
~ Sore Eyes, permanently cured with
ont the use of p knife, or much pain. Al
50, Gravel and Dropsy, cured in like man
ner, without tie loss Of one drop Of hloot.
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= DivonCED WOMAN.
EGk ss sfOsSessioH Of Her Gate
Husbands EzOHse.
New Albany Renorter.l

\
There il sad case down town tha'
has excited a great deal of sympath J
| and not little Indignation. The
party Is a semi insane woman with
small! child, recently east off by her hus
band by divorce. The husband re
Gently remarked IN Louisville, and
vas getting ready to bring his BRIDE
over and take possession Of his house
10 the lower part OF the city. To hlN
surprise, he found the insane woma q
and her child in possession OF the
house, she having climbed 10 at the
window There vas nothing IN the
house but one bed. There was no
stove or provisions This poor 80"
man and her child have been in tue
house seyersl days, and have had noth
ing but few erum b. of bread sent IN
by the neighbors The ex- husband Is
very anxious to get possession of the
house, and has made several Intellectual
efforts TO coax the woman out, bat
30 far has failed 1t is understood
that she has friends living out 10 the
country who have offered her a home,
but she refused to accept it. It is
most distressing case.
---s...r
More persons are BOW employed
the mills of Patterson, New Jsy ~
than ever before. The greatest -
sion is III the silk industry. To- ds !
there are in Patterson not less than
five hundred looms owned by practical
woavers, and operated under their i'm,
mediate supervision in rooms, garrets
and sheds, aud every place where a
loom can DO worked. Whole families
thus find employment in their own
homes; the men do the most difficult
part, aud the women and children as
sist. The price OF labor in the town
has advanced, aud common laborers
are scarce at 81 25 cents a day.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

McCCrCHES thinks q mans bsst friend
is the one that will sell him the best bar
gains for the least money. ju2I-tf
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We A RE Nov s SEIIlS'

DRESS GOODS
At 10, l24. Is, 20 aud 25 cents; former
price 20 %, 30, so and IS cents.
J. AMBERG' s SONS.
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TT IS AN ESTABLISHED FACT THAT
that Quinine or Cinchonidia will stop
Chiils, and for this purpose there is no
better remedy. Bat it is also an estab-
liahed fact that they DO not remove the
cause that produces the ChiIIs. For If
they did, the chiils would not return on
the 7th, l4th, 2lst or 2Sth day. Then il
it not money LOST to attempt TO perms-
nently cure the Chilis with Quinine or
Cinchonidia, when they do not remove the
cause from the system that produces them?
For until the cause is removed, the Calls
will return. The
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

Use DIR. Ragland's Lightning Relief for
all pains. It is the bes; liniment. For
sale by Buck & Cowgirl. feb2l
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

Dr. Raglaud's celebrated Lightning
helef - sure cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia For sale by Buck & Cowgirl
Monday.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

II your liver trouhles you buy Sim
mon Liver Medicine, in green wrapper,
~ Buck s. CowGILL.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04
ladies Gus4ons-NaaGle SHOES

The best in Hickman,
Every pair warranted to give satisfaction
or the money returned. Newport Ties
and slippers in full stock, at
mays BUCHANAN'S Cheap Store.
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04

IHE best is the cheapest. simmons
liver Medicine, in green icrapPeT, is . sure
remedy for constipation, siek headache,
dyspepsia anu diseased liver Sold by
Buck & CowGELr
The Hickman courier., 1879-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"HACKMETACK." q popular and fr,
grant perfume. Sold by C. \. Holcomb,
druggist, Hickman, KY. jaI7-ly
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RRFNG VOuR WOOEl

to Riok man. Highest price paid by
H. PLAUT s. BRO.
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EED.a ss:SSES{st's Tt9!F'.

.|occa! Ca lsg0adyaca u the .tiil:1l. GGsette,
WAsuIsoroN. D. g., Dee. 2G, 1879.
Ne. pjst tlEic:s have ben established at
Falmouth, Giles couaty, Va, and Elisha Bur
ton aproiatel m s:n5ss:cr aoa a. Patrick's
Mill Augusta ccunsy, ia The same state. With
Dav!! Berry 90 postmaster.
Jacob 9. Hilton, i3rmeIy OF Als3a5drla.
ro@ TlsiIsct il Georgetown, is The president OF
stock c1mpary recently ORGANIZED TO HoIk
gold mine in North Carolina, ct which opera
tors viii be commenced csr;y in the new year.
The receipts ut the Treasury to day from in-
terual levcous amounted 10 SOL, 2O3; from
cus:oms 1854, 72i-Over million Of dollars
erd get hlr. Sherman desires duty ou tea ard
ctifoe, aud Mr. Hayes Gays that ds5lre should
| bs grati6ed.
Speaker Randall has returned to hisre:idenoC
IL This city, aud. notwithstanding the festive
season. is dcVoticng some Ct lis attention to
| business.
Mr. Sampson 2. Bailey, Of Fauquicr counlS,
| Va. is in the city looking etter the cetsIs su-
per7i5orshp ct bis dis!rc. He has made 90
application fer tho position from the fact that
he is doubtful il he could be confirmed
II he received it, IN Consequence oil
the opposition be thinks would be made
| ~ llGl ~ cGC VI lLC hlSuhelS VI iGC
House ir;m Virginia, but ho is trying to obtain
the naming CT stE:a ct the enumerators Mr.
Bailey is candidate fer Congress 10 bis district
on the jnt republican AID readjuS,eIs' plat
fern. and is rather sargu;Do OF mis- el,c;iop.
1t is reported Ecro this mCruirg that lw;
heretofore considered s!auach democratic Sera
tors advie surrender in Maine as the bcs
course 10 pursue, upon the ground that q per
| slS:gGcc IN tho present coE7so thtru vii rtac
III lrl0ualy upon the party. ard this, too, not
WlthSaudrg Tho vel! known iGcs that success
has poW become the orly measure OF merit, iha
the pyiYi0ua back d1wLs Of the democracy ba7t
done moro than urylhiOg els, 10 weaken them.
aud II a. the back bone Ct the rae icGs, both il
the disputed states Of the South Eud in Con
Hrcss, has done more to win them support thar
any other quality THY posses.
Col. Robert lu! crscIl says no would deliver
q ltc.uro in Alexandra if he could get an au
diCreo there. The Colorel's iEc5me now, from
his !acufcs aid law practice, amounts 10 abeu
fifty Thousand dollars, every dollar of which, i
Is said, be manages to spend.
tn'GliISeEce is received hcr1 that Deputy
Pcni i2siGn captured Two dslctirs in Moore
county, n. { yesterday. in full list Com
miSs.on:r R!Em sips hn is opposed Ii
grAH.lnS .!"tcsy 10 ''mrnns!.incra" II the FIJI
tu?c.
HhcIe Era thirteen cas;s Of tniallr'x III IL,
n.S tiat 81 Columbic
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mansion Hou3s-Cion 4 Vonablu j II Ia.
z,eton, Ryan, q j. Howard, G L Rcdfe!,,
Frahk Russ. VIM Daniels, K Il Schmit. Alex
Towers, James Dudini. IL L S.ownson. Misses
Kidwell, Maurice, Arlington. Clarke, Howard,
Jones. Ella RidWel and LeCl.rie; } Dailer,
= Van Wick, + Il Plant. d B Inlnick, Cbss
DOUGH and VIM Long, Venable Comic Opera
20; Chss Mash, city; George lane. Rockville
NJ; Robert blaze, Washington, D G; d W
Ellis, do; Fred Newman, do; Brown and
lady, Rsito, Md Mrs Stevens and dsugtner,
Washington. d q; John Jessup, do; j * Fitz.
gerald, Go; Jno ! Frehch and lady do; Ii w
WiliaEs and lady, &c; VIM Miller, Col Thos
Wallace, Orange, Va; McGura, Rich
mond. Va WtiLacld Sykes, Thco Sem; II +
Perry, Vel s II Walker, Petersburg; John Ii
Henderson, Washington; Thos 5emmes, city.
Tontino-D Smith Gordon. BALTIC, Md JnoT
James, Orange CO; Samuel Grady. Fauqlior &C;
Jno Pointdexter, - 9; John II Mikoll.r, 49,;
Lewis 4 Spencer, n Y; ECb.rt 4 Beverly,
Hanover CO, Va; j Diiham, Louisa CO, VI;
Mort NEWMAN. Culpeper CO; w & Douglass.
Va; + Il Naughton, n \; j s K Wslsce, city;
Geo N Stable, Lancaster. Pa; w A Hereford,
vie and Children. Va; q a l;aih. nd; James
Wilmington. Loudoun CO. Va; Il W White,
Broad Fun, Va; VIM B Hodges. Washington,
> y; 9 w Frazor. Charleston. :; q; K IL Hnl.
rover OcccTusn. Va; n + Moore Eor,h Or
ange; + &cGure, Richmond, Va; Mgy.
hugh. Va; A McBradfcld Leo.bars, Va; Cay.
N Lynch, V NJ Il 4; 2 i,:.!.srd, do; 4 ;;pinks
do; CG6s DSvis do.
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2DRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGTNIA ADVERTISERS.

ANOTHER MIscEGENArGoH Case -W'hca
tic Virginia Mii:&1a train GANG Ia;G l'iG Da;;-
inoro ard Potoutc Gepct Il d:.laiay rioliirg
there disembaIked q ooupi3 WAC ATTACHED C. e
siderablr attention. Tho man g9s cp!oEcd, his
complexion being shade liyt.c- :ka1 siuger-
broad and was rather roughly dressed in we'll
wore gray pants and hleck eorcA hut. lie T5s
about 81 years Of age and e7idea!y & hard
working co!ored man. His o3mpa0ion vas 8
rather prsposs:ssipg white girl. about % years
of age, with remarkably healthy pio7 CO ho-
checks. jet black har ind eyes rlG OF u ut itrD.
She was attired 10 black alpaca Ha!kizg l;es5.
cut in the latest Style. 4 black cioai- oa7c,-
oped her bust end on her hcai she ware & t'ats
straw hat, trimmed with white ritb)cg ard
flowers and bouquet OF wheat hea5s On Tie
front. She also wore a white will and whi:e
gloves, but 90 jeTeIty. 1t was at fist suppose q
that the man was her servant, be. w!lGu thy
| Inquired whsro they c>r!d take breakfast sid
| where license could be obtained the iao! wss
developed tba: this was aaother Firpiaa ,Gis
| cegeuaton case. They vent to licws;d's (col.
ored) restaurant, opposite the depot, ord Tar.
| took OF breakfast, and then tlkiG& hack SUD
making bsrgsn with the h; Gilman that be
was to tcko them to where they could set a
license and they could bo married, they pro
ce,ded 10 Mr.. Msiss' residence. Hero th;y
procured license in the lauie Of L,wia Ban
baker and Hodens Smith. both tf Madison
c2uuty. Va. cid from tbc.e they proceeded C
the Ic,idenoo of R2v. Q. Robinson, coIorsG, CT
Fourth street, sbave l.. whero the marmopi.
knot was tied. a1d they returned Ia tic depot
where they stard uost they could take tht
evening train for Cu'pepsr % their FAY
hsmc. The girl showed bu! lille d!5
position to teik but the man II clj
| spoke of their union. stating thut his wiics poo
pie arc good livers," her mother owning
| small farm in that county which she, with TIT
assistance OF her two sens, works that h5r fan:
lily wera all opposed to hin and IN. tho gil be-
| ing perfectly willing TO come they csi"a hstt
| and that he will return With he. AID M. k) tbt
best Of it-1J1sh Star
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MAISHLEI1.

In Baltimore, on the 2i.h or Discomfort Mr.
WILLIAM b. ENTWl3LE, cfthis city, and
Miss ELlZhBATH A. GILES, OF Baltimore
On the afternoon Of Christmas eve, III TIC R.p-
list Church, in &arrorton, by Kny H. H. Wy.
or, Mr.. A. CORNGhIU3 WfCkUEE, for
melly of Lcudoun county, 10 Miss BAkBAkH
j. BOOTH, dsuyhter'o % AR. Ueo. G. i;anla, II
WarrentoE.
December .3rl. 1879 by Row j Is. Like. 1t
the readenca OF the bride parents nnar u pper
vile, Va. Mr. JAMES w. MOhIAHTY t,
Miss NJ. Il. LANuAM.
In Christ Church, Winchester by Rev. H:.
Hubbard. on the 10Th inessnL at O. clock, u m
GEORGE BARkSDALE ANDERSON, eea
of Texas, to Miss MARIA BUHWELL oak
TER daughter Ct a. Is. usrtor, Of Winchester.
Virginia
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PUBLISHED Daily A&D TRI-TEEELY By
-EI3SA-1G ENo DEIs
FRIDAY xyEN'U., DECEMBER e. 1879
Intaiig6lca from slI s,c,io5s Of the country

Iataig6tca from sii stclo5s OF the country
is to the f ct hl: tie c,s:omg and ceremonies
aciItn TO Christmas were observed yesterday
even mare gcucfal;5 thar usual. and we're only
iatc;fercd pi';. ~ tFo iLc!Gm "a! weather Ihat
pr.v.;!td 50 txtensi7>I5. We trast that the
kidd feelings r.viv3d hy tie family rou5ions,
and ,ho g2:d viii iLat aplbfa naturally from q
return II G,,isll1a7, Gag S. lcn and Increase
SIS 20 - began" mc.a !ocsj!tl:s, statts. and
s2o!ior-, std m brloa tl:a entire le5sth sDd
breadth Of lht Ua;;n; tar &c are all one people
q ", 4, i should nc bouGd together by the Tics
Of pAnn> .zA sTnity ard brotheThccl.
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Chairman P3lica Cammit;ac.

IGc following ttstiuojy was takca blivro Ike
committee, tho several Witnesses thctti.
named having been tlrss sworn according &c
law by John III. ThCmpsoa, csq., jus;ie: q
the peace tor the city of Aiexeodria
Enoch Cock testified tia. M;r. Ly!es cama Il
his stable on coo Thursday or Friday, he da!c
ct which he oanrot remember; while Dir. Iyias
was there jlD dog. which was upstairs, usd5
q noise, attracting Mr LIS attention; some days
afterwards Mr.. Lyies camo in ard said to VIII
ness, "Eaccl, you have beau reported 70.
keeping dog wIthou: locnSc;" wi.acss asked
who had reported him. and rlr. LyIcs e.iiirc
witness 10 the door sud to hin, "!'il tell v,u
how you CID save something By roiuy d ,wn
and got license 70. dos;" Wi.ress cousidertd
with himself, at thought he cuu:d 40. co tfat:if
would get hiEl into trouble; witness va krd vi; b
Iii. Lylcs to tie corner. and askod L.:ca again
who bad reported him Mr.. Lylas ";isuitied
That 1t was man ac:css the street vim kept
SPOTTED dcg',' witness Won: to thu Myers
otboc at Q U'o9ch: s,ou atier he got there h1r.
Lyles chilled mo out and said, ri YOU c.n Gs
i: with tho Mayor il will b: ali right"
va cross examination By Mr. Javna fir.
Cook testified tina. he could rot ssy whether ia
tho talk at the stable Mr.. Lyles u cl TIC word
ZIP Of, uol; witness wopli not bo rosi,i7a 80
to that; lISrs mentioned Tho word dee; docs
not rcool'cct whether lie Used the words slr,.
bitch or any equivalent weri; witness caauoi
say positively what the pcsi,ioa Of 81. Samuel
Garhett was at tho timo the Conversation With
Mr.. L2lcs occurred a! Tie stable thinks Mr..
Garrett was leaning cut The *i@ripv If the
stable,
Quesioa by Dir. Silause: Did Dir. I.s9sa ask
you 10 take a .ls,nSe lar Il i'p or a dnS ?
Answer. Fer dog.
Question by the s1me Ailarman: DID Mr..
L3lcs ak wiialhtr it Was a j!p CT : deg?
Answer. lie did not.
Wltncss thirks tho testimony given here !.
the same as that Givsn By 's'm before Lta N!ayor.
Samuel III, Garrett testified that he ia; mr..
s:nt at q conversation belwy,n Uhri:,cph,r
lies hLd Eaooh Cock in rclltian to Mir.
locks dog. Mr.. Lylas came up ard asked \
lew questions about tic dos; Ly,s theo ali
Pr. Cock that he weu!d save man:y b; gcti:g
out license Tor dog.
Witness coutiLucd ~ cane here 20 tie
market and found Mr.. L7Ies had i,s.n he
same thing; he had deg aud ip at,; iial,
taken IlceDsc Tor two dogs; knnTst til !t,c!n4c
iIa Wad told Ct; Witness w&s. ~ turn, in tho
slabla, 81 lie windoW. aoi cue OF !!n stable Ct
tho tlmo MIR. Lyes and MIR. Cook WCra taking
about tho doc; he heard what he had testified
too, CO he stood ab, u: tEtlGa feet elf, This
distance the Witness desisnatetl ty ppiulior ~
tic space botwccn where witness st,ad, uaar-
tho central gas jets. 10 The Counts chanbrr
and the Pfesiden,'s aesk there. Witness 3.
tent.en was drawn to tie matter when Mr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

" ,,o:.'i 'abo mnca stock 10 Tie Seymour
!o,u. Hir. Sty1,tur. by the sdcr;ii,o OF litlla
Of his la.e, o;ult have u!ici the democracy
OF NV Yors, aal mad. ;bnt state certain for
;htss .cmotra!a at he Dex presidential tl:ction,
hut he refused to MAKE it, and thu rendered
the future political cowfI!x' on Of his state ez-
lramclg doubtful. We don't thick ne d,scr'
VS. rs m.ch consideration from the democrats
az some Of them stcu disposed to give him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

Among the Christmas rrtao1is wc received
Yesterday were some mushrooms, gathered iG
he orcrc! fields the day BEFORE which sho.s
that this delicious fungus evawa from Jun, ill
cold DecenbeE~-a statement ttht Will seem
GranrG 10 innn1