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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

Dog Tax l.5O
Com. on $267.50 20 06
6955O 695.50
Respectfully,
GEO. E. LYONS.
Approved this 9Th day of April
A. D. MARTIN,
J. j. ABAD1E, Com.
Report of W. B. White. Trea-
snrer of the corporation of Able
vile, for the quarter from Jany.
9th to April 5th 1880.
To the Hon. Mayor and aldermen
Of the town of Abbeville. Gen.
tlemen the undersigned respectful
ly submits this his report as Trea-
surer.
Janv $40 balance cash on
hand on general fund, as per last
report SAID
Amt reed on same
fund to date in cash
and in claims, &c, 10000 3S5.05
CIR
April 5th-By amtpaid out on
genl fund since last report to date
as Der receipt & vouchers 1906 80
Bal on hand, genl fund S 1925
DIR.
Jany 5th-To balance cash on
hand to credit Of street & bridge
fund per last report 1000
Amt reed on same
fund since then to
date sos 1890
April 5th-By amt paid on
said fund to date 1900
Bal on hand street & bridge
fund 4.so
April 5th-To amt of special
tax on hand Ills
Respectfully submitted,
W. B. WHITE, Treasu~ err.
Approved April 5th 1880.
A. D. MARTIN,
J. J. ABADIE, Com.
Report Of r. G. Smedes, corpo-
ration attorney.
To the Hon. Mayor and aldermen
of the town Of Abbeyille, La.
In making this my report | charge
myself with
Amt taxes 1879 uncollected at
time of last report $53.Ol
Licenses 1879 uncol at
time Of last report 10000
Licenses 1880 reed since
last report $500
Total to be accounted for 70S.0l
Accounted for as follows:
Col since last report
on taxes 70 5 1.31
Uucol on taxes 10 3l.70
Col on licenses 70
since last report in
cash 1900
Col on licenses 10
81 ce last report in
warrants 5000
Licenses in hands
Of the Justice of the
peace GudgD $50
Uncol licenses 10 in
my hands 237.50
Col on licenses 80 1900
Uncol licenses 80 $1,000
Total 7os.o1 7os.O1
Account of cash collected by me
On licenses 10 5 1900
On do 80 Is 90
Ou ak ~ I.oJ
Penalty for adv roll IS
Total $31.56
By receipt Of ". B. White
Treasurer up to date 5000
Dal due by me in cash l.56
3l.56 3l.56
| have On hand a balance of
$3.50 as shown by the above re-
port ; all Of which is respectfully
submitted. Il. G.. SMEDEs,
Corporation Attorney.
Approved April 9Th 1880.
A. D. MARTIN,
| J. J. ABADIE, Com,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

The Grand Army Of the Re-
public aids in the support of the
orphans and widows Of its deceas
ed comrades, and thus throws
over these helpless ones the broad
shield of the protection Of its
powerful organization. The sad
fate Of the ten little babes Of
General J. B. HOOP, (who lost a
fortune OF over 800, 900 b, the
sudden depreciation of the State
bonds of Louisiana, and whose
wife and himself died of yellow
fever in the same week last SUN
mer at New Orleans.) has prompt
ed the soldiers who were under
his command to announce their
adoption but it is probable that
a better guarantee for their care.
nurture, support and education is
afforded by the publication of the
great book Of the war, (the fullest
history Of the inside, so far, from
the Confederate side) left by
General Hood, and now published
by General Beauregard on be
half Of THE Hood Orphan Mem
orial Fand,' which is carefully
invested in the loans Of the Uni
ted States.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

The old story Of Romulus and
Remus being raised by a wolf is
outdone in Georgia every day.
whele men are raised by mules.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24
NOTICE.

All advertisements and communications
Intended for the MERIDIoNAL, must be
handed il by II o'clock NJ on Thursday
to ensure publication. This is an impor-
tant business rule. which should not be
overlooked or neglected.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

Some people cannot drive to
happiness with four horses, and
others can reach the goal on foot.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24
White LeghOrns.

Pure white Leghorn chickens,
and eggs, half and quarter blood
Leghorns- For sale at reasonable
rates by Us. S, CARTRIGHT.
Abbeville La. April 18th 1880.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24
N Q T ! 9 :

| hereby notify the paoI
my friends not TO hunt Y "
tnre. 1t frightens, harras
fatigues my cattle. Az ooss
acting in contraven'leIl
present notice will be desa
according to law:
January 81, 1880.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

MEH a week in your own town. Terms
VCU and SIS outfit free. Address Il
Haliett and Co.. Portland, Maine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24
Total amount Of licenses reed

Total amount Of licenses reed
for collection for the year
1880 $3.50
Total amt col 267.50
Amt remaining upcol 4l5.oO
Total amount of fines collected
from the following named parties:
A. J. Lyons, $500 corporation
half $3.50
F. B. Patten $40 500
IS. Primeaux 1.50 IS,
L. Landry $50 1875
Coralie $50 Is
Total of fines S HOO
Total amt of dog
tax 800 1.50
Reorganization
Total amt of licenses re-
ceived 5 $3.50
Fines col 1850
do do 1.5O
Amount turned over to Z. G.
ISmedes on licenses 5 3S5.OO
". B. White on licenses 247.44
Licenses uncol on hand 5000
Fines to W. B. White 1850
Dog Tax l.50
Com. on S267.5O 20 06
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

E1y- Best 5 cents cigars in town
at Tolson's
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24
JUST orr
HOCn'S GREAT pne,
OF The WAR

E9ENE+Et
Advance and Ret,s.
Personal N. Experience. |, !
On'tel States and ce,k5
ate States Arnis
By Gen.. ]. B. Hoos
Late Lieutenant Gene,sl
crate States Army, ppblS
THE HOOD ORPHAN
ORLAL FUND
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

HlaulIltlcS
Outstanding warrants not marked
paid on the book 5 "a SO
Bal due officers to-
April 5th 1880 5000
Due Lastie Brous-
sard. clerk costs 1855
Cartright as
Bridge Keeper to
April 18th 1880 $500
Il Dntel transf for
Bridge work 1880
Due bal to Bernard
for lumber 1926
Is Wise Is
Godchaux & Abadie lao 251.S9
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

3I.56 3l.56
| have on hand a balance of
$3.50 as shown by the above re-
port all of which is respectfully
submitted. r. C. SMEDEs,
Corporation Attorney.
Approved April 5th 1880.
A. d. MARTIN,
}. J. ABADIE, Com,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

The committee appointed tosex-
anime into aud ascertain the finan-
cial condition of the corporation,
make their report, which was read
and adopted, and on motion, the
committee was discharged.
Report of the committee-To
the Hon. Mayor and members of
the Town Council of Abbeville.
Gentlemen - After examining
the reports of the Cons Collector,
Attorney, Treasurer and Justice
of the Peace, we beg leave to sub
nit the following report
Assets.
Cash on hand general
fund 5 1925
Street 4 bridge 4.80
Special tax Ills
r. G. Smedes l.56
W. B. White ] 2l.57 1916
Judgts for corpo-
ration uncol 1929
Taxes uncol 10 31.70
Licenses uncol 70 1000
do 80 $1,000 5000
T,;oiilitio,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

poration 25l.89
Total 251.S9
Leaving a balance to defray the
expenses Of the ensuing year to be
collected of $526.46
Respectfully submitted this Cd
day of April 1856.
\. D. MARTIN,
j. j. ABADIE.
S. WISE. Gem.
On motion Of Mr.. Abadie.
Whereas, Gustave Godchlux
has represented to this body that
he is no longer engaged in the
business of merchandising, and has
applied for a reduction of the Ii.
cense imposed on him as retail
merchant, aud in consideration Of
the fact that onEy about Que fourth
of the year having expired.
Be it therefore resolved. that
the Cons Collector he and he is
hereby directed to return the said
license G. Godchaux as retail
merchant, and The Secretary is di.
rected to issue a license for the
first quarter of the year ending
March 31st 1880, in lieu thereof.
On motion, the Mayor appoint.
ed s. Wise 10 purchase a suitable
record book for the use of the cor.
poration.
Ca motion, Council adjourned
A. D. MARTIN. Mayor.
W. B. WHITE, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-04-24

Recapitulation
Cash in hand 5 1916
Uncol claims 6l0.99
Total 1885
Liabilities
Amount due by cor
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District Government, Affairs.

commissioner MOIEan'S COlQltl0n this morn
ing is not improved. IC had been his Intention
last week TO have been at his Office this mora
ing, but ne is still confined to his bed. Saturday
he was able to go about his house on crutcaeS.
The delinquent taX.ltSt will be issued from
Mr.. COOKS Office tomorrow, aud persons In
teTested can get copies by calling or sending
for them. It viii be about the same size as the
one OF last year.
Mr. W. o. Roome chief OF division of special
assessment revision. has completed the reyi-
sion OF the following assessments: | street
south, from Sd street west TO 18th street west; Fl
street north, from I'd street east to Sd street
east.
Police surgeon Newman reports that the fifth
precinct station, on 10th street is badly venti-
lated. and so unhealthy that he reconmen dS
the removal OF the station. The matter has been
referred TO the building inspector.
Lieut.. Green has recommended the erectionSDf
street lamps In the following localities: one In
Pierce Place, west OF 18th street northwest; one
In L street, between 1th and Sth streets south
east, north side;l one at intersection OF South
Carolina avenue, and 5th streets southeast:
and two on l., between 18th and 18th streets
northwest
Building permits issued by Inspector En-
twisle:-B. L. Wheeler repair brick building,
1855 street northwest; $500.
BIDS WERE OPENED TO-DAY
In the office OF the District Commissioners, 70
construct circular pipe sever, "a t0cleS diam
eter upon hydraulic cement concrete f0unda-
ton. including man trap and man holes, on
Virginia avenue, 10 feet east CT 10th to the
west side OF tn street southwest, the material
and labor to be furnished by the contractor.
The bids were as folloTE. p. Malo1ey, S1.t0
per lineal foot; Ii. Himber, 81. Is per nneal toot
j. Cudmore, 96]4 cts. per uneal foot; Thos.
Joyce, sl.3O per lineal foot; Mohler & Reynolds
lowest bidders it is probable that the contract
Will be awarded to them.
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ALEXANDRIA.

CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-Mr. William Rocker
who keeps a provision store on the corner OF
Prince and Fayette streets, has been missing
articles and small sums OF money left Ia the
drawer over night from time to time. Some
thief robbed the drawer or all the money 1t coa-
tanned, Few nights ago. SO Mr.. Rocker, In
order to catch the thief, closed his store last
night about O'clock and Secreted himself in an
Clubhouse. where he could see everything that
uanSpired 1t was not long before he saw
colOred boy enter the back door OF the store.
Leaving his hiding place Immediately, he cap
tured the thief, who proved to be Robert Hicks,
MI. Rockers next door neighbOr. Hicks made
such an cutlery that his mother and brother
came TO his relief and succeeded in rescuing
him from his captOr. A warrant has been
issued for the arrest Of the thief, but he cannot
be found.
REV. FATHER HEATING, who has for several
years past been stationed in this city as the
assistant pastor OF st. Mary's Church, and has
made many friends during his stay here will
leave tomorrow for Woodstock College, Md
Rev. Father White has been appointed his sue
ceSsor.
Police OFFICERS SUSPEEDED-Mayor Smith
had before him yesterday evening Ofticer Bar
ney Mccain and Readyman George Ogden,
charged with violating the police regulations.
After hearing the evidence, he reserved his de-
clsion until to-day. This morning the mayer
decided to suspend both men indefinitely.
The VALUABLE PROPERTY corner OF King and
Roy al streets, advertised to be sold to-day, was
withdrawn, the suit having been settled before
the hour Of sale. Quite large number OF biz
ders came down from Washington to attend t. e
Sale.--G0zette, 4h.
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Annoying Advertisers.

Tie penny post IS responsible for the latest
and most annoying development OF the mania
for publicity. We can 10 some extent avoid or
ignore The advertisement IN the streets. but on
the breakfast table 1t is a most inStdiols and
less easily baffied foe, TIL recent times when
circulars were sent us In their form tie envel-
ope OF Sickly texture, or the clerical handTrit-
ing of the direction, almost Invariably betrayed
them. They found their way without ado to
the bourne whence no circular returns. Bat OF
late those who thus force their wares upon our
attention have become far more adroit. Adj
yertising, like other trades, has been reduced
TO science or elevated into an art Thea1ger-
tiser now uses an envelope correctly square; the
address is in a feminine hand; the seal or mon
ogram Is, II anything, little too imposing. In
time we grow TO be aware of these devices; but
II requires g subtle sense OF form and fashion TO
discriminate between the anxlouSly expected
card for Lady Blanks small dance and the po-
lite intimation that another picture Is on view
In Bond street. We are frequently away from
home; our seryant,who Is instructed to forward
any correspondence not obviously In the nature
OF "ittle accounts thinksit well to be On the
safe side and While we are endeavoring TO en-
Joy the charms OF the TrosSacls or the E1ga-
dine, the quaint medlpvalism Of Ooer-Ammer-
gan. or primitive simplicity OF remote nook In
the TyrOl, we are hunted down and our temper
sOr, ~ tried by pressing recommendations. which
have pursued US through half a dozen hotels
Of wondrous sherries, claretS and mineral
WaferS
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Our Public schools.
THE REoPENING TO-DAY.

The public schools OF the District OF Columbia
were reopened today for the ensuing schoo!
year. The principal work in connection with
the reopening tO-day-and perhaps it will
extend over the next few days-was The trans
ferr1ng OF the more advanced pupils to higher
grade schools, so that with the exception or the
first grade schools. it may be said that none
were 1ully organized to-day. Children holding
tickets OF admission VIII not present them until
tomorrow: This afternoon the number of
vacancies In each school will be reported 10 the
principals. Besides the ordinary transfers In
the first and third district, the necessity of
arranging for the opening OF the schools In the
Force building, In the first and the Peabody
ouliolCg In the third district made additional
Work. IL was requisite to divide the pupils as
to the distance OF the different buildings from
their place OF residence In the first district the
boys high school. Mr.. Paul in charge removed
from the rented building on G street. was placed
In the room In the Franklin building recently
occupied by the first district male grammar
Scn0oi. which has been removed TO tue Force
building On Massachusetts avenue The coIorec.
schools report largely-incfeased number OF
pupils. filling the schools 10 their utmost capac.-
"; and the county schools are all pretty well
filled.
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rVKE WALL STREET DAILY NEWS.

During the past year HE WALL SrEEEc D,,r.y
NEWS has correctly predicted the rises aud zee IL IS
Of mest Of the active stocks dealt in ut III. Ne \
York Stock Exchange. Its subscribers an fol oIc-
els have mace fortunes ont of its adyauc, p,ats
It is recognized as the only reliable aush5rity !
financial matters published in Wall stree; Witail
st. PAUL l. Omaha, Hannibal 8 ST. Ssh p-s-
ferred. Denver and Rio drande, Chica 20 / Kook
cline In the Elevated stocks The price of the l,a
nal up to Sept amber 18th will be 80 so p ANN u
after that time in consequence of the nitro ie
be az follows:
Per annum, 85.OO:6 months. 90 O0;3 m ,nths
81. 90. Single cop.es will remain the .ms-2 csars
per copy.
The parer Is iaeued every day exc ,pt Sundays
at the same time as ether morning 10 1rnala S=fis
should be addressed to CHARLEs b KEEP Ed
ToR WALL e1RKxr DAILY News, 80 Exvaanse
Place. New York. Sample copies N tilsd free
application. auSz6.th, e, tu2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

THERE WAS WARD MEETING at Galveston a
few nights ago and the coming man made q
little speech to the boys. Among those present
was Gilnooly. WHO was supposed 10 be friend
OF the coming man. Much TO the surprise or
the speaker, as soon as he got under way Gill
hooly began to be disagreeable. When the CON-
ing man went on 10 say how much he loved TO
serve the people, Gilhooly said. in a loud voice:
That's lie, and you know IT," The coming
man did not care to have row. and endeavored
to proceed quietly, but Gilhooly kept on max
Ing such remarks as: what was your name
before you came to TeXas?" You Ant lit
to be elected dog pelter, and you know it,
Finally patience ceased to be virtue, and
G1lhooly was elected. Next day the
coming man met GilhOoly, who told him he was
sorry that he interrupted the meeting and
abused him SO, but it was sacred duty he
owed himself. What do you mean by abusing
me that Way?" said the coming man. "Well,
you see, the other fellow that is running against
you has promised me a deputyship ii / place
him under obligations, so j hope you won't ob.
lect to my taking little liberties with an old
friend like you, by calling you thief and a
rascal occasionally" You needn't abuse me
to help him. You can go about praising him,
II you want to- Il can't conscentiousy do so.
l Can praise him, because have no respect
for him; so, you see, have TO abuse you be-
cause you are gentleman. IL would hurt my
feelings to have you think would praise man
who did not deserve it"-GdJreSton fT5rdS)
Ne}rS.
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GEORGETOWN.

The GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived-Bo Mollte c.
Waters, with 2,200 bushels wheat; boat NJ c.
bushels corn; boat Chas. ". Adams, with Is
tons hay.
MERCHANTS EXCHAEGE.-Of Offerings on change
to-day $500 bushels OF wheat; no sales.
THE COAL TRADE.-Thirty-o boats left
Cumberland Friday, with 3,7O1.1I tons OF coal,
as follows: For eorgetoWn-COnsolidatio Co.,
901.07 tons; Borden, 677.07; Blaen Avon, 49, "A;
New Central, 1921. For AleXanGria-Mary-
land Co., IL tons; American, 461.O6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

CEER PRICES FOR WIvEs-It is reported to
the Cay uga chez, on what il considers trust
worthy authority, that in the town OF COGquest
rev days ago man sold his wife to another
CONSIDERATION s., and expense OF drawing up
The I'LL The goods were delivered and all
parties concerned are said TO be satisfied with
lne bargain The transaction IS only equaIied
near Meridian about thirty years ago. Ia tie
!attef case a man sold his wife fer 80. She
hVeu With the purchaser four or i've years at
hack again for pair OF boots.~Rochrsfrr E,r.
DRESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

Ais WELL THAT ENDS WELL.-The Commit
had Effected complete reconciliation between
HelSo Baker, DID,, and Trustee Rambo both
local members OF the organization. Brother
Baker had asked forgiveness tor saying that
Brother Rambos wife had mouth like canoe,
and Brother Rambo had admitted his error in
saying that Brother Baker couldn't jump OF a
fence without his heels knocking the bottom
clasped In each others embrace, and weeping
Ike ch1ldren.-Dt troH Free Press, Lime kun
P.nnnefIitlrrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

FATHER AND Son BoTH MANGLED.-a little by
named SWeeny had his left arm caught In a
wheel connected with some machinery On the
railroad dock at Rouse's Point. N. Y, Saturday,
and it was torn from his body. The boys father
attempted to rescue him, and he, too, WAS
caught In the machinery and his left leg cut of
below the knee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
Ficmic.. ENcur.lor,.. &c.

The seventh annual excursion OF Seneca
Trhe. Nc. i. J. q. X. NJ, win be given next
Friday 10 Marshall Hall. on the W. W Corco-
ran The excursion VIII Oe FOR the benent OF
tie widows and orphans fund.
I0-UCTroW 2 special excursion FOR the benefit
CT the new IT. Patrick'S church. under the
auspices OF the CarTOI institute. will be given
10 Marsha. Hall On TIE ". W. COrcoran. The
steamer viii leave Al go o. N. and i:SO and 80
p. N.
By general request. Potomac Lodge. No $,
J. O. VI, Will repeat their excursion on the Jane
Mcseiey, 10 Plney Point next THURSDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

GLACIERS IN THE ANDES.-AmOng the most
Interesting OF the discoveries made by Edward
Nhymper in the recent ciamberfngS among The
high peaks Of the Andes near the equator. is that
OF The existence of glaciers In these mountains
rivall1ng the famous glaciers OF the Alps. He
says the upper portion OF ChimbOrazo and An
tisana, for 4 zoo feet downward from their SUM-
mits, are almost enveloped by glaciers. This is
the more remarkable lnasinuch as AntiSana
according to HumbolGt'S observations, is, or
has been volcano. In fact, that Whole region
abounds with volcanoes, aud when Mt
Whymper made his last assent OF ChimboIazo
the great peak was enveloped in cloud OF fall
ing ashes thrown out by its fiery neighbor
CcIopaXt One observation OF Humboldt't is
very interesting. He was struck with the diff
ference In the voices OF these volcanoes, whose
roaring can be heard TWO or three hundred
miles away. The voice Of the volcano Of Sangay,
he says. was harsh, and very characteristic.
1t as likened to the sound OF snoring. Pichin-
cha made rafting and clanking noise that
was very disagreeable, especially when heard
at night IL Quito.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

DIRECT FROM HEADQUARTERS genuine IN
cident: Dr.. L. called u pom a lady acGuain1ance
the other day and was met at the door by the
ladys little girl lie asked her to tell her mamma
that Dr. L. had called. The child went up stairs
and presently returned Did you tell yolr
mammal" asked the doctor. YES" HAncl
what did she say?" ''She said, %, pshaT"''-
OS7reGO Pd3iddi,tlp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
An Elegant Toilet Preparat;on,

hair dressing ard restorative is found In "Lon-
don Han Color ResjOieT.n 1t seldom fails 10
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair Is
checked by its use, and 1t produces growth of
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
RANT. 1t certainly is the most Clearly and ef-
fective hair restorer now before the American
people, "LOndOn Hair color RestorsJ" can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at IS cents
q bottle. Six bottles 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

WOMAN WHIPPEK IN JAIL--In the Police
Court Saturday. Robert Sherlock, bury white
ruffia', who gets thirty days In the wOrkhouSe
for vagrangy about twelve times year, was
charged with assaulting Louisa Sherlock, his
wife, for which he was fined s. or thirty days
In jail. He was tnenscharged with asiaultlng
Lizzie Drew, a white girl, who testified that
SHE demonstrated With him about beating his
wife, when he drew a large knife across her
lace, making an ugly cut On her forehead, which
she showed TO the court. Sherlock took the
stand and testified that the cutting was acct
dental He was sentenced to thirty days addt-
uonai for the assault; making sixty days In all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

hAEhlAGE LICENSES have been issued to ChaS
OF Athens county, Ohio, and Lena WeSt. N II
t2ssiday and susan Ellen Davis; d II Iiasl.f ~
ard sarah b3gley; John Henry Adams and 4Iiea
CCItte; Clinton LarTabee and Eliza Teresa
Hush; Herman Thurn and Cora Sry boldf. Jobn
Butler and Catherine Stephenson; Jas e Feevas
ana Jennie Dickson. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

An unknown person fired into democratic
procession at Washington, OHIO. Saturday even
ing. and killed Perry Wilson, spectator.
At Manchester. England, widow with FIVE
children got S22 SOC compensation from a rail-
road company for her husbands death
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
). Xc.. TO-niUhs.

Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
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