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WEST WASHINGTON.

Niles Mamie Nicholson, who is at home for
her Christmas holidays, gave dancing party
last night to her host OF friends Mt tho resi-
dence Of her father, Commodore Nicholson, No.
ceived her guests, assisted by her mother and
sister, Mrs. Pitt Cook. largo number OF the
bellies and beaux OF this place and Washing
ton were present, and most thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
Christmas festivals took place last night at
the Sunday schools OF the Dunbarton-avenue
and West Georgetown NJ. Il. Churches, which
were we'll attended and most pleasant AFFAIRS.
At the latter the arrangements were In charge
OF Messrs. II. q. Divine and A. d. Hurdle, Miss
Flower presiding at the organ. Tho singing
by tho children was excellont. The children
all received presents.
Professor Hermann Holerith, Of the College
of Mines, In Philadelphia. is spending his
Christmas holidays In this place.
The first reception and hop Of tho George.
town Dashaway Socials Will be given ut For =
rest Hall New Year evening, January 1, 1888.
Star Of Hopo Lodge OF Good Templars mot In
regular session on last evening at Odd-Fel-
lows Hall, corner Of Twentieth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Tho meeting was at
tended by the members of the lodge and a
number OF visitors from other lodges were also
In attendance. Six new mombers were init
lated, and large amount OF other important
work was done. At tho close Of the business
session some time was very pleasantly spent
In listening TO some excellent music and
speeches. long list of names OF applicants
for membership were read and appropriately
referred.
Chambers Lodge of Good Tempiars OF
Georgetown met last evening and admitted
several new members. Arrangements wero
reported as about completed for q monster
opcn meeting to be held by this lodge worry
soon. 1t is intended by this, not only TO show
the public what the order Is, but also to show
what 1t has dono and can do in the community
where II Is located.
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tor; subject, "Tho Covenant Betwoen God and
his People," to bc followed by services suita-
BILE TO watch.night meeting; revival services
each evening during the week.
lVoman's Christian Temperance Union.-Dr.
Knrsnor, OF Ocean Grove, N. j., and Major Hall
will address Gospel meeting tomorrow after
noon, at o'clock, at Masonic Temple (main
haln, Ninth and 4 streets northwest. Frank
WoodmRn Will conduct tho music; welcome to
ALL
Grace Al. 10. Church, corner Ninth aud s
streets northwest, Rev. J. o. Hagey, PASTOR
Preaching ut II n. m. by the pastor; at 80 p.
m. n temperance meeting, with addresses by
d. II. Warner, Charles M. Nyo and others; at
O30 p. M, watch.night services; Interesting
exercises; at $3.50 p. M, tho Sunday-school
missionary meeting; address by Rev. John
schiveley.
Ht. Zion M. n. church, corner OF II and FIJI
pastor, Rev. l.. NJ. Gardner, at IL o'clock q.
M; watch.night services, commencing with
young peoples proyer.moeting, at 8 o'clock |;
preaching Mt O'Clock, to be followed by sacra-
mental services and other interesting exer-
cises, which Will continue until IL o'clock, mid
night; to these solemn services everybody Is
cordially invited; Sunday school at o :15 a. m.
and p.m m.
Church Of The Incarnation, corner OF Twelfth
=. T. D., rector.-Sunday, December 81, cole
bration, 1880 n. M; prayers and sermon, II
a. M; sunday. school, y. M; evensong,
prayer, a p. M; surpltced choir; tho Christ
mas music Will BIO repeated at each corres-
ponding service; Monday, January /, Festival
OF the Circumcision, prayers and celebration,
On. M; evening prayer, $50 p. M; Saturday,
January O, Epiphany, celebration, z 80 n. m.
prayers and celebration, IL q. M; choral
prayers, 6;3O d. m.
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LET THE DYING YEAR
PASS AWAY WITH PRAYER & PRAISE

To the Most High for tho Manifold
Mercies ana blessings Of the Past
The last Chance 10 Attend Public
worship In 1889 is offered To-sIor-
row Below We Give u List OF the
Principal Places of Worship and
Indicate the Special Services TO be
Held.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-30

ANNIE JOHNSON was committed to the
workhouso for one month for begging and be.
Ing intoxicated.
JUDGE SMELL disposed of an unusually
large number of petty cases OF yagrancy, dis
orderly conduct, etc.
JOHN LEAvENAUau, Russian refugee,
was committed to the workhouse by Judge
Smell to-day for vagrancy.
Mr.. @. @. DUNcANsoN has been elected
director OF the Beneficial Endowment Ass0cla =
tion vice Mr.. Alexander Gardner deceased.
W. w. MCCULLOUGH received permit
to-day to build four dwellings on W street, bo-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest AT an expenee OF $500.
LIEUTENANT GREENE Is still considering
tho subject OF underground telephone wires
care Is being taken 10 draw up u permit 30
framed as to protect the District from any pcs.
sibility OF loss In connection with the work.
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EDUCATIONAL.


CPBNOBRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
y. coin Hall Building, cor. 9TH and ID sts. Day
and evening sessions for the education OF sons and
and real life. The branches taught are the Eng.
lish Language; Business Arithmetic; Spencerian
and double entry, adapted TO every variety OF
buslness Business Practice Wholesale, retail and
banking employing the methods of accounts
business papers and correspondence adopted by
leading business houses Physical and Vocal Gull
ture; Political Economy; Commercial Law; Busi-
ness Ethics. Special departments in Elocution,
Photography and Drawing, In charge OF best
hon 81 for VPsn @ sSsy Or evening" eSf
TUITION:
By the year, In monthly instAllments OF slO".t6C
Year scholarship, for day or evening .,"...".. 6C
Evening tuition, three months. u
one month, ....,,..,..........,-.
The new handsomely illustrated College An
nouncement, containing full information, sent
free upon application by mail or at the college
office. HENRY O. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. sPENCER. vicePrinclpal myl
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Positively THE LAST SALE.

THE SALE OF s1LvERwARE. BRoNzEs,
CLOCKS, AND RODGERS TABLE CUT
IEtRY, AT OUR sALEsRooM, WILL POSI-
TIvELY CLOSE TOMORROW EVENING.
THIS EVENING AT :. 40 o o'CLoCK WILL BE
OFFERED A FINE COLLECTION OF IA BILE
CUTLERY. TOMORROW MORNING AT
1880 AND EVENING AT 7.30. WILL BE
SOLD THE BALANCE OF STOCK REMAIN
ING ON HAND FROM LAST TWO WEEKS
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
d2e.2t Auotioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SONS OF JoNADAp.

Pioneer Council, No. /. will hold public iona
EVENING, ut 7:30 D. m. The Dashaway Reform
Club having kindly. consented to let the iona.
dnbs have nn old fashioned, iroDclad revival of
temperance speeches will be made exclusively
by members OF that organization. After the
public exercises Mt the hall are concluded the
Council will meet at Its council room, corner 9th
and ID ats, where limitations and tho usual
interestipg services of Watch Night Meeting will
be held. JOHN J. WEED,
II Chairman OF Committee.
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On comparing you Will SEQ that our marked
down prices are the lowest In the city. Else.
man Bros, the most prominent clothlers and
tailors, corner Seventh and Il.
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FINANCIAL.
.To.day,s stock quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
tions In the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking house of H. d. Cooke,
1r., Il Co., 1920 street. Washington, D. O.:
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"AIderney Dairy wagons"

Fresh Alderney Butter, charmed every morn
ing and delivered in u ID Ward" prints, $50
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per qt. Cream 15c. per pint.
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BELL g. co., BANKERS.
B&S liT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

WAsHINeToN, d. c., Dec. Is, 1882.
The undersigned have formed co-partnership
ERS and FINANCIAL AGENTS, doing q. gem
eral Banking; Exchange and Discount Business;
checks, payable In The principal Eastern cities,
at par and In other cities and towns at the lowest
for obtaining reliable financial Information re-
garding bonds and Stocks usually operated In In
the principal cities, and will make purchases
when desired. Very respectfully,
CHARLES ]. BELL,
JAMES II. FITCH,
ROBERT @. FOX,
d14-1m GEORGE w. BROWN.
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FulI.Dress Suits,
a complete assortment, ranging from 500 to
s33. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and E.
Reunion of Spencerian College Stu
dents.

There will be q reunion OF graduates and
students OF Spencerian Business College In the
college halls on New Years from am. to 12 m.
Each holder OF n ticket will be entitled to vote
on Andrews portrait OF Garfield. Tickets may
be obtained at the college office.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-30

~Cra WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
HAS The annual meeting ofthe stockholders
at the Office Of the company, In the city Of Wash
ington at IL o'clock noon. on the FIRST MON
DAY, being the LIST day OF January, 1888, for the
choice of thirteen directors for the ensuing year
and to act on any other object within the power
SAMUEL w. CURRIDEN, Secretary.
Washington ID. O., Dec. 49, 1882. dl9l0t
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AUCTION SALLY.

vIrALrnR u. WILLIAMS d co.,
w Aucttoncers,
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-. n.NoTICE TO wATHR-TAKERs.

OFFIcE OF THE ENeINEEn COMMISSIONER,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WATEn-TAKERs are hereby notiaed that water
rents will be due January l, 1883, and that the
law requires payment within thirty days from
that date. failing which, the water must be cut
before the How can be restored.
Particular attention is Invited to the fact that
q. ]. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u s. A.,
d23ijl Engineer Commsst ner, ID. q.
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rSsn JOHN A. RAwLINs POST, NO. 1, O.
DECEMBER 30, 1852.
General Order No.7:
The comrades OF this Post, who intend to pay
their respects to tho President on New Years
Day, are directed TO assemble in the Post room at
1i30 m, January 1883, in ctizen'a dress, and
wear the q. A. II. badge.
80 Wv u. X. wINsHIP..
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Mary L. Howard. In district court ofsau
No. 527 W. ISuhn countv. Trvns.
l. l.. Howard. sra March, Term l-so.
10 tbc sheriff or any constable of San
gnhn comfy. Gr,.tina.
Whrre,s. nflidavit hns been mazda before
me that the resid,uce OIL. l.. Howard. tLe
drfrudaut i'm the above STYLED and unin-
hcreL cause. is unknown.
Ynu an, hereby commanded that by
making publication of tbis citation Ia tie
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l2ih day oi March, los AMI continued tu
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Col. d. rs Hays, editor Of the
Brady Sentinel, ,lled on US thi. week
He visited L"m ssas and Ba"ct and
says that he met with much success.
May he visit US often.
Mr. John y. Brothers, of Ports
mouth, o., writes; "l'wo years ago /
sulIeied from q severe attnck Of mnla-
rial fever; was brought very low to
deaths door; had never fully rccoy-
cred, and often was distressed with
hilionsncss, headache, sinking chills
night swcnts and painful urination.
About three mouths ago ! noticed an
advertisement of Browns Ilon Bitters
in n Cincinnati paper, am now just
as strong and hearty Ms buck, and
weigh nearly one lNlfagain as much
rs did three months ago.
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Mall leaves San saba for Lampasas every day
except Sunday al Q a. n. and arrives same day Al
6r.M
Mail from Llama, arrives at San Saba cverv
Monday and Friday ate p ~ loAvaa San saba
every Tuesday and Saturday ADAM.
Mail laNyes San Saba for nrownwood ey,~y
Thursday morning, and returns Saturdays At
o'clock 2, n.
The Comaaoha mall arrives every rnesl-s a
"a n, and departs At r. N. tho sana day,
The nrldy Clty mail leavoa san saba every Mon.
day aud rhuiadAy aud returas GA Wednesday and
saturday.
Mail for uolemau leaves Tuesday At A. ~ aud
arsiveA Al Coleman next ial az " ~ leaves Colo.
Han 'rhurt;y atl A. u. AID airlvca 40 Dan Saba
AeIt day atdr
Rogirtef,i mail oirsea AZ p A., prcyioHs TO
tbs mail rulug unt GA the following nofusag.
llensy Orllis may bs procured 90 all innuev
order ofhecp Ia in uSlled states, lidt q which
j. W. BAKER. r. ".
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SAN SABALODGE No. 225, a. +, & A. NJ
meots on tho tlind Saturday night in zach
month.
G.P. HOLMAN, sR., w. NJ.
W. a. WILSON, See.
OMEGA ENCAsiPMENT No.sa, I.o.O.F.
meets first aud third Mondays In caeli
msnth. W. KAUFMAN, G. p.
g. p. BEATY. Scribe.
ALPHA LODGE, No, 20i. |. o. o. r.
.heets every Wednesday evening
J. N. EDDlNS, N. G.
ID. C. WOODS, V. G.
JOHN sEIDERs, Sec.
ARGUS LODGE. No. 16, X. of r. meets
second and fourth Monday evenings.
W j J. SrocKHRIDGE, &C.
JOHN sEIDERs, X. of Il. n S.
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Algereta Curnct Band visited Big
Valley on last Wednesday evening and
were highly entertained by the big
Valley Glee Club Refreshments
wero provided aud the band did good
service in disposing of the Pies, Cakes
etc, that was prepared for them. The
Glee Club played the Temperance
Drama entitled "Tcn nights in Bar.
ROOM Tie play WIS well rendered,
aud the Farce entitled Counting Me-
linda" was very good and all present
seemed very much pleased. The vo.
cal and instrumental music by the
Glee Club was fine. The boys of the
band say that they hope that, that
would not be the last time that they
would have the pleasure of meeting
the Glee Club and the people of Big
Valley.
A dispatch to the Galveston News
from Lampa-as says that on Friday
night, nbout dark Sheriff Wolfaricsled
two men, named Tucker aud Reed,
who rode two brown mules into the
edge of town, having no saddles nor
bridles. They we're held in jail until
next morning, when, failing 10 obtain
sufficient evidences against them, Reed
was released and Tucker WAS held in
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DireC t DRY.
Isn IIGIOU S i.

MRrUOnISr services every Sabbath In each
mnth. by l.uuh Mcdonald, i. c.
BAPTIST scr,iccs every third Sabbath and tho
Saturday before IN each month by Rev. --~.
Miller,
PRESBYTERIAN services on tho fourth
Sunday IN each nanth. j, A. Robertson.
ECHRISrIAN aervccs every second Lordu day
In each month at Presbyterian church.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath at o'clock
at tho school house
&c. TowNEs, Superintendent.
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ESTRAYS.

w,ien Mp byIlata wood aul c-ilayol hoior
b. NJ. Uusfgd y sstirl hoi~e. YEATS Oh
D D. ltinls AlgA. pnhiei nn tdsh with an lnle
aiilANtf htaud aui au I'm shoulder, Nua chctt'
unt aNisl bar.l. Atlfs Mi iil hlu.ls hiah hlan
Nei NIun Toto sluulitf. pio Vas nAfg a feals
ull IA hauds hitii hinuilil ffl un lct ahlulitf
anl q in tAaa. Ohr itI t htgHf, . N,frs oh Ngan
Aai SA ga iishi shpalitr uns niN ,eli pea laAn'
asi rnt
J.NGNDN Cirk,
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AFFAIRS S.

stone pavement laid in front of his
store.
Five barrooms and three billiard
saloons are now in San Saba.
The hotels are making prcpara.
tions to feed large number of pco-
pie during court week.
WANTED 10000 cedar pickets. APP
ply to JNo. McKENNA.
Andrew Smart has an advertise.
ment in the News that show,h is bust.
ness and COW brand Give him call,
and you will go again.
Large lot of crocllcry, glassware
sewing machines just received 10y y.
W. Fentrcss.
Read the advertisement off,. d.
Estep this issue. Jcirhas fine saloon
and guarantees satisfaction in every
particular. Call and see him.
Rev. Mr. johnson of the Presbyte.
rim Chnrch win nreoch n ,,,is rl,noou
Saturday night preceding the frat
Sunday of each month, aud ON the next
day at II o'clock.
Read the interesting commumira.
ton from the Rev. c. II. Ellis which
appears in another column.
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Reports say that terrible hnil
storm visited McCulloch county on
last Monday night. Some Of hail
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We sec that orr energetic fellow
townsman, MIR, Ed. Risien, has cut
bitches that leads to each tree in the
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ana hliN hofp u side nI.it',iua Goo iril swai'
low nfk inr-ttihfi 4lit connected and 4 an law.
iaalk py haze ria, n crop tlEht Cunnnahrsn
dol strf lu iltis lnalht
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re an Association, anu suggest the
first Monday in March as the time and
San Saba as the place of such COnven-
ton.
Tom Thaxton, C.P. Beatty,
j. G. Montgomery, d. w Fcntrese.
James L. Brown, James Doflrmyre,
j. n. Gauny, Thns. w. Ward.
c. w. Benton, G.. p Holman,
Jesse Egger, J NJ. Harkey,
j. w. Baker, w. A Graham,
Riley llarkey, Geo. BayliS.
Joe Peacock n. X. Sloan.
The alarm of fire rang out on last
Wednesday, which caused consilern.
HE commotion among our citizens.
IL was soon found that Mr. McKeunI's
residence was where tho cause was,
but the flames were subdued be-
fore the crowd arrived by our devil
aud two others--not dovils. No dam
age of any consequence was done.
a wag, after tho fire, remarked that he
always heard that the deril was in IA
vor of fire and suggested that ours
deserved great credit.
For TIM NEWS
Mn. EDITOR; Having spent some
days very pleasantly in your county,
ns you kindly tender mo the columua
of your excellent paper, | accept with
thanks. For more than three years
have watched with interest the pro
gross of your county. In tho great
struggle for general improvement, the
successive failures of crops seems not
to have discouraged the enterprise or
dampened the energy of your people.
The completion of the Methodist
church in yonr beautiful town il pro-
phetc of othcrs by sister churches in
the near future. The far seeing gem
crous hearted citizens of your town
aud county, that secured the location
of the San Saba Male aud Female
Academy has tho pledge of success in
the very unique, beautiful stone bull
ding now in process of erection. A
work 80 nohly begun, surely will not
he suffered to lunguish for lack Of II
generous support. Your Io,plc arc
interested in schools. have Just re-
turned from Richland whero found n
prosperous community. They arc an
entorprising generous people. The
independent school house two miles
above Richland Springs ia one of the
hest, if not tho best in the county.
Capt. jus Hall with whom spent n
night pleasantly, Informed me that u
permanent school would he kept up
here under II competent teacher. Such
men and such communities will aid in
building mp schools of u high grade
At Parks Mill, Rock Shoals and Wal
lace creek good schools are reported.
With good crops can see no cause
shauld not be marked with signal sue
cess. Your beautiful climate. good
wnter, 4. imbcr aud fine lnnl with an Il :
telligent, moral and onterprising pop
ulation affords special indncemenis to
persons seeking home in the west,
C. II. ella.
no disaster beialls tho present
wheat crop it will he largest ever rails
ed in San Saba county.
The News has better snbscrip
tion now than 1t has ever had since
the paper was started.
Billie Woodward has pnt mp a
bold front TO his saloon, whci adds
greatly to tho looks Of that side of tho
square.
State election this year IL yon
have not paid the prin,er do 81 at ouco,
Remember all diseases Of tho
stomach aud intes'ines, urinary aud
digcstive organs, cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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F1nsLV 0n0CEu,"-.

D"X GbOOH < nOCERIES.
POOL 4 BROWN. ncrth side Wallace street
See advertisement,
D. @ WOODS. west side public square. See
Advertisement
T.w WARD & SON so1th side Wallace street
See Advertisements
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IsyEssY - FEED ATA8i.N.
JOE. r. WILLIAMS. Commorcn street opp,
site I.av' Hotel Read Advertisement
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as loo last rut with the county brand 20 on neck.
rattl' uichri on Little HiHdy. one mile ahnve
l,c nlg,gth,in ehargs OF Hugh Armstrong and VIM
Floyd. ~
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JOIN SEIpRRS wc-t side of public square
= = oatd In another column.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-09-22

1t is ordinarily supposed that a
wound in the heart is Immediately ia
tai; but after Tom Adams. a promi-
nent mining operator of Wood River,
Utah. had received large sized bull
let through that organ from a pistol
in the hands of Frank Brown, he
knocked his adversary down and beat
him severely. Third parties finally
interfering, Adams walked off to a
drug shop, where he suddenly fell
dead. 1t was found that the bullet
had completely pierced his heart. His
murder is described as an unusually
sad occurrence for one of that kind,
because he had closed a large mining
transaction, and with the profits was
about to start for Chicago to meet his
wife, from whom he had long been
separated.