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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15
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q read, reasntly,n SAYS Ns 81 4
aof a plalit very common III fl,e M "
Of Brazil. Itia called the .;,,a 's INV
dor, or murderer. One nii,gI,t s r.,
and think he saw N It tie inlno-s w
litiou Of Drunkenness nuFderips5s,s NJ, III, y
Its stem is at first 90 exeeedingIy IN II
der that 1t has no natural yl,5na,s
itself. ii twines and Greens aIar.. y
ground until il 1eadlies some i.,-
Vigorous tree; then jifsimode-of rn,..s
is most peculiar ri lays hold Y Y
witha elinging grasp. and spread.
self-7a iiattcned, bark4lilse stem--.a
ono side of the Trunk, aleaying y.
with The greatest tsnaciiv. From lss
edges Of this bark ii sends ont Il
delicate, armlilSe ianiFils .exacfl, J.
posite each other They grow 81 HI
they meet, encircling. the tree aros.
which they become solid lie,,rr
never 10 be removed. These am. 4.
sent forth at regular intervals y N
murderer mounts upward. nnlil a.
trunk of its supporter is elast,e,l 4.
nnmberless infiexiBle rings. ma.
rings grow larger and. clasp Tighter !.
the parasite aseen,ls. In, np il Climb,
one hundred feet, one hundred ~
fifty, one hundred and eighty 4,
last it mounts 10 the very sop. M
then, as in triumph, forms a vast iilow
ering head above all tie snrroupaisr
forestry, opens lis blossoms To W
sun, ripens seed, and sca.ters tbsp,
over tlle soil below. The snnpoyis,
by this time is stfangled and ,desd
and the strange spectacle remains n
the straugler clasping in its arms ~
lifeiess and 1ccaying body of lis ".
tim, ID which wootl4b0Fing beetles l,ays
commenced their operation;
i soon crumbles in rapid decay, aa5
the parasite which DESTROYED Il HAVING
borne fruit, ana confined
its kind, falls to the ground a shape
less mass, invoked IN ono comniea
min with its sapporter.i'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

LAKE cEARI.Es, Ia, April IA, 1852.
Editor Lake Charles Echo
4 notice n yonr issne III fbe Sill
of this mouth that yon llaxs made an
error, n beer wrongly informed about
the cut Of ply Mil for last month.
Tlae eslt stands as foIlowR
Feet.
Gut per day for tie month 34ts02
(. running day 1896
Largest Dag ~ II. ~. ~ AZ ,4a6
week cut Z. .272.I4 10
Cnt FOR the month, from he
lat To tbe 3 lat, inclusive 1890; 10!
1 vii sthank YoH 70 make the cor
rection, especially IS son have Invited
competition DAxL j Coos.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

for tho purpose Of passing rezoiIiilons
Thanking Capt. Alurgah, masieT, aHd
other 5siiecrs Of slid steamer, for their
kindness generally, and liberality
shown the aYerslowed people living
aleag the entire ro1tc Of said steamer,
from New Orleans to destination Also
for their kindness and hospitality
shown us rs passengers and guests Of
said steamer. Il was unanimously ire
solved, tlrai We al hereby tender onr
heartfelt thanks to Capt. Mnggal, mas
ter; Geo. w. Belt, clerk; VIM. Jones,
"a clerk !, Capts. Smitl, and Weymen,
pilots; Wash Abour, mate; Ned VIII
kins and Baker, engineers, and the
stewart and porter.
d. S. DELAH0USAYE,
Chairman.
g. N. DEEs, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

the question pending ia The snns
CouFt, the governor nIayhave iI, WIN
proper to Withhold lie nomins,:.
from tlle senate nutil ii I'M ".
finally determined. THIS "a 4 s., NJ
ton which viii do for las.s'i w. !
think over, rs there may DO ss +. - I. I
fareais Involved IN 1t. Y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

0NE by one the old residents Of
Galveston are slowly passing away.
Mr. Beyin R. Davis, who has long been
PRESIDENT and business man of Gal
weston, has gone to that bourne from
whence no traveller ever returns. lie
has, indeed, proven himself true
man in war, in peace, at home aud
abroad. IIe leaves behind him a wife,
daughter, brother and four sisters, to
al Of whom we extend our sincere
sympathy in this their great bereaYe-
1nent.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

ColoNEI JAcK WH&RroS, United
States Marshal Of this district, died in
New Orleans on the It'll instant Of
apoplexy. He leaves behind him many
friends to mourn bis death, so sudden
and unexpected.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

NB JoHN r. YouSe, the newly APP
pointed Minister to China, viii be
married on the eve Of his departure
for China to Miss Coleman, a niece Of
Ex-Governor Jewell, of Connecticut.
The lady is young, accomplished aud
handsome.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15


Mr. shatsuek, The saDdsy-schooi
evangelist who j. travelling Ia the IN
tefsst Of sundas-sahoois, preached IL
Leessilie. Vernon parish, last Sabbath.
lzn5 during lis sojourn thcra established
fogr Sanday-selsools IN the parish.
Distriet court was in session there
four days last week, Judge S. D. Read,
presiding, ard disposed of seven cir5l
cases, 81 involving small sans, and
one criminal case. In the latter
case, John Hodge, indicted for
petty larceay, plead guilty and was
sentenced to twelve months isaprisoB-
meat at hard labor IN the peuiiensiary,
In addition to the above case the grand
jury found two trSs bills for lareeay.
Owing to the busy season among The
farmers, who are at present engaged !
in caring for their crops, the further
trial Of criminal cases was postponed /
until next fern Of court which con-
Venes ID August, and which IS a jury 4
term.
a very sad affair occurred last week
at the residence Of Capt James Word.
Capt Word had given an entertain
Z
ment 70 party Of friends, among
whom was gentleman BY the name
Of Jessie Mar. There was also a man
there u the name Of Billie Stevens,
who, At some previous time, had
quarrel with May. Bi!lie stephens,
who is a nephew Of Thomas Stephens,
deceased, called May out Of the honse
md stabbed him in The back Of the
leck. and then almost severed May's :
Iose frem his face. Ma had supposed
hat their former quarrel was a thing !,
+ the past, and was therefore UMPIRE
ared for what followed, when be was I
allied ont. The opinion is that Mav
i'll moi recover from the wounds, and
last aeeoants Sheriff ConIey and
Is deputies were in close pursait Of :,
lille Stephens. - y
The citizens Of Leesrille are moro -
'pefgl now than ever over the pros =
'cts Of securing railroad through
very near their town. There are =
me parties eamped near LeesfilIe
th their teams, implements, ETC., =
ady TO begin work on the road which ''D
known as the Yidalia, Texas and "a
exiean railroad The pine region of "a
sEnon is regarded about as good as -
.leasieu. Instead Of being low and '''
I, it is high and rolling, and the - :
nber there growing is of good quail -
and in great abundance In the VI
laeoco creek, which empties into =.
, Sabine river, and thence on ont
o the Gulf, has great many logs ~ !,
eady in the water ready TO be floated "
wn to Orange, Texas. One raft is ~
put seven miles long, and contains "e y
put thirty thousand logs Orange wa ",
indeed most fortunate in thus being W"
lnected by wafer with Vernon par g. n.'
, and thereby enabled to procure w
timber growing in that parish. eS'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

DKshsEE,sEA.
The Regulator win positively cure shls
terrible disease. We assert nlpIAaticalIy what
we know tp be true.
G0NsTRFAtEKGsx
should pct be regarded as triiine ailpenf.
Nature demands the utmost regiilarity N tbs
bowels. Therefore assist Nature ~ taking
simmons Liver Regulator. Il i harmless,
mild and eaiectual.
@EE.E&.
after day with Piles. II has cured hnndrcds,
and viii euresou.
MALARIA.
Persons may avoid an attacks hy occasion
ally taking dose Of Simmons Liver Rega-
later 70 keep The liver IN healthy action.
Bad 4sAsEAE'Es,
generally arising from a lilisorslereH stomach.
gan bs corrected by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator,
gAAINDHCE.
smmins Liver Regulator soon eradicaies
this disease from the system. leaving the skin
clear and fresh from all Impurities
GOEAG.
Children suffering with Collie soon expe
Tienee relief when Simmons liver Regulator
Is administered Adults also derive great
beaef5 from this medicine 1t Is not unpieas
Ant, it i harmless and eifeotive Purely
vegetable.
lAuEIoK.--As there are a nHmber of imita-
tons offered to the public, We would eaation
the community to b1y no Simmons Liver
Regulator OF Medicine unless in our engraved
wrapper, with Red z = trade mark gtaanp
and signature unbrDksn. Nome other Is gen
liine.
3. EE. ZE.EEsEN A 90.
Aflrii.16 1870
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

WEREGREr to learn that Doc. Lyons,
son Of Abel B. Lyons, Of Orange,
Texas, is quite low with typhoid feger,
The same disease With which. his mother
died . lev days ago.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

MAJoRC. ". HowELL, United States
Engineer, died in New Orleans on the
9Th instant It is stated that be bad
been stationed in that city twelve years
10 charge Of the harbor improvements
in Louisiana and Texas. The remains
were sent to Goschen, Ind, for their
interment,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

VIZ acxNowLEDsE the receipt Of
pablic documents from Hon. WIN. 7.
Kellogg. Of Unitea States senate, for
whieh be viii accept our thanks.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15
JOIFI

LTONs-At her residence. Orange %
Texas, on the Ilih inst, EMif.Y. wife'gf Absi
D. Lyons. aged 46 years and n DAYS
Inc deceased was q consistent and faithful
member Of the Baptist church for many wears.
she leaves q devoted aud faiflffulshnsbaH
seven afiecti0nate children. and q host al
relatives aud friends to mourn her death.
HILIiIARD lris residence in The Win.
cent Settlement, In siiis parish, April i. 1852
DID n hIII.I4Rp. aged abont % years
The deceased viii be missed both as 3 Cit
zen and physician He leave d large fanlih
and circle Of scqaaintaBces to lament his de-
lparture
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

Carr. 1 G BESs. one Of the best
saw MIL men il the State, has our
thanks for renewal Of subscription 70
the Ecao.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

Read advertisement headed hot
coffee and meals at ell ioura"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15
SHs MI RAe I,
asl.y s,tseAs, 6rQceazas, etc.
At flaslIps Blur and Jones Blutg, ealraslgp
Parish, La

We propose % o. 3 general Ing Rusipass.
a94lelisng N eflats Of pnblle patronage We
pal, promise to kFest sf'si tight
IA Ihe late AgM 81 6lemeut & tx. Is
1850 iged AZ claims III and aGainSf nat
nFsll AEe accepted bg Clement fifsis Wlp gilt
e4s.t.al.e ill', ,llilsiaog IS slFail4sed above.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

~ = = = y 11711g VT I1l1Io y
~ need Of little more ready cash
thaH i has on hand, wenld it not he a
good'iisne for those who are IN Arrears
70 replenish its treasury with small
remittance Emo answers in the
affirmative.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

From the \. .. Daily States,
The State constitution Of 1879
wisely pnt an end to the power 81
the governor To play fast and loose
with appaintees to vacant offices.
Article 60iprovides that he may geant
commissions which shall expire at
the next session of the senate, but
mo person who has been nominated
for Office and rejected shall he APP
pointed to office during the recess of
The senate, and the failure Of the
governor to send in the name Of any
person appointed to office shall be
equivalent IL q rejection. That's
his temporary Commission would ex-
pire with the session. and he could
not be reappointed to the same Office
during the recess. Afew years ago.
under the other constitution, it was.
sometimes the habit OF the governor.
when he had reason to believe Ia
yorite would be rejected By tie sen
ate, TO withhold the nomination, and
AZ sVon as the Legislature adjourned,
renew the commission, and So on.
indefinitely This was really a dero.
CATION of the constitutional right of
the senate to take part in the APP
poinfmeut Of officers.
Uander the present Constitution.
the governor may withhold the name
Of an appointee III lie has reason toa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

The DEMOCRATS carried fourteen out
Of she eighteen wards III Chicago, 4.
tbe municipal eleetipn on The 4th inst,
and by sweeping maloritias that can
be accounted fsf 81 Republicans Oh no
other hypothesis lhan that ii was 4
rainy daa 1pnsIpg The Respectable
taxpayers and business men, The
Tribune says Il MAS cod, dreaFy.
rainy dag prosebiallp d Degss sra.t u
godsend Pr election day. Gold com
feFt Is better than none nuder such 4
besling
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

Lafayette Advertiser We have rea-
n0nsfo believe thst planting onara ions
7 % this parish are ASelI advanced. Corn
llss no dpsbs beesi s1sssily planted
while eotlon land Is aeing prepared
Our planters cap have ~ complsints
- bring against tlie weagSer ii has
bpen very faFpfassle Up fo this liaie.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

At Ipcetirgof he passenqcrs al
board the steamer Jno. % Chambers
lying IL gAnklin, Ea April n 1851.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15
HKOF G@FEESE
AND
Meals at all Hours
by AIrs. M AIS VI NICK ARA,
On Lake front near southwest corner
Of luhlic Square
Lake Charles, April IS, 1852.
Lake Charles, April Is, 1852.
T7oTIoE oF I ABLEAU 80 AoooUNT.


llisfSsa coa1t Ilsyiah qf t6alcasisa
sVocEssIas or LOUIS I.zvEQHg, deed.
Where's, Emily LHreque, alminlssfatFix 81
said suceessiQn Of Louis Leyeque, fleceased,
has filed ~ this court Pref issi,fizi Hdfeait
pf the assets and Liabilities ~ said snccession,
and sce0unt Of her administration Thereof,
accompanied BIZ her petition praying fpr the
llompiogati0n Of the saine
and asefeaF the IiAl ~ NJ salsi lle1 tipn lAs
been granted ~ al order sQf court bearing
date April -, lSs22
Now therefore, notice Is hardly given To-
all persons Interested to make QppoSi ton ~
eal leau and account, ii E9iting At my
ri ee ~ TIE town of Lake Charles, Eithlp tAe
tlIpe teaalFed hF Inv, Why said saAlean and
g4conlit sAo ull not be honologa gated and con-
ylrmed,
3 April Is, 1850
g Hs4 EssENT, EfCH chEslEHz,
Lake Charles, La fhilisp's Hsun, ".
p. 4. pINMH1td,
lf1I..s1
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

The postal department Of Great
Britain has approved system Of nre-
ply postal cards" and adopted d pat
tern submitted By German which IS
awaiting the sanction Of tile paflia-
,pent II consists Of "a double card
folded loagitudinalIy, the reverse side
being available for 4 replyp as wel as
fof use generally AS ia ordinary post
alscaFd # Il is not preaddressed bg The
sender Such . system wopld be A
great cenYenienee u this bounty, and
there isa growing demand foF ~
adoption.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

~ Z aair ID NOV York they cot out
a paper called Satan. IA religsons
sQnpg laslg who get hela III 4 copr
promptly made 4 bnstle 81 + saving
getfliee behind nc,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15
wAsTzTNsiTON LETTER.
RLAII0USAfE,
Chairman.
g. VI. DEss, Secretary.
And 40 others.

LEgt1- LIGHTS AND TaE star ROUTE CAsBs-
1lfE BgGISNiNa or a GaEAT DEBATE ~
CoSglIsss-1gfE UsITED STGTss TREAS
UE.R SLoFPEsG 0YEB.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

LAST Saturday the writer paid a
flying visit TO Orange. The town is
improving slowly but surely. The
most conspicuous new buildings which
have recently been constructed, are
Mr. Stark's residence, the Tribune
Office and Mrs. Minnie Gums store.
All these baildiags, when thoroughly
completed, will add greatly to She ap
pearaDee Of the town. We noticed
again that the City Fathers are having
the town thoroughly and systemati-
cally drained. Orange is quite well
drained naturally, bnt it win be un
surpassed in point Of drainage when
the present system Of ditehing is con
Guided. The mills Of Orange were
busily at work, aud tie general opinion
seems to be that they viii cut more
lumber this season than ever before.
The Gretna Courier entered its
fourth volume on the Let instant TO
say that il ranks among the first of
the rural papers Of the State, would
only be reiterating what has oftimes
been said By Others. Suffice it to say,
however il is always . welcome visitor
to our sanetupl, and 4 pleasure to us
to glean through its columns Of we'll
fined editorials aud well written com
lnunieations. More especially is the
column headed Handsome Para
craps interesting, for from it We get
al the happenings Of Tie week that
occur in GEetna, and from which We
have frequently made extracts TO assist
IN making mp our State news May
your future be rewarded, not only with
praise, but with an abundance Of
prosperity.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-15

fsIesv Aslger8sas,gsaesata.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-21
Murder at jacksonville.

From the Evansville Journal o
Sunday we CLEAN the following pal
ticulars of the brutal assassination
of Mr. Weatherley, prominent mcr
chant OF Madisonville, Hopkins 20
last Friday night. About half-pas
eight O'Clock, Mr.. Wea,herley locked
up his s,oro and started home. Il
was his custom to go down the rail-,
road track TO reach his residence,
About nine o'clock several men, who
were passing, stumbled over The
body OF a man not far from Mr.
Weathorley's house. On raising the
PROSTATE form, they discovered that
1t was Mr.. Weaihcrley himself, very
bloody and in an unconscious state.
The men took him 10 his homo and
It was found that his skull had been
crushed IN with a heavy bludgeon.
Ills pockets hal been rifled aud his
papers were found scattered around
not far from where lie had fallen.
lie died in two hours, meyer having
rcgained consciousness. No clue
could be found TO the perpetrators.
Mr.. Wcalherly was good nan and
useful citizen, and was about so years
old. lie leaves two daughters, one
OF them, Miss Mollie Weatherley, is
unmarried and is Que OF the most at
tractiye young ladies in Madison
vile society.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-21
WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET

Inspectors weekly report Hopkins
Vile tobacco market, week ending
March IL, 1882.
Receipts tor tho week. :. .459 hhds.
Receipts Tor the year. 49,. .3723 hhds.
Sales for the week. ....... 325 hhds.
Sales for tue year. 49,. 2579 hiids.
Sales Of Alternately q Co, March,
IL, OF IS hhds.
l4hhds., good leaf from IS so to
Ia 90
% hhds, common leaf from 81 10 Sc.
26 hhds. Tugs from &6 Is 10 s 90.
Market active on all grades, with a
decided better feeling on the better
tobaccos. The general opinion seems
TO be that the crop is about one halt
marketed.
Sales of So hbds. by J. X. Cant Il
Some.
90 hhds lugs from 81 90 to 6 so.
Is hhds. common leaf IRON IS %
10 O 80
20 hhds. medium to good leaf from
81 0Oto9 80.
Market showed iirmress and some
advance OH all grades.
Sales by Nelson & Jesup Of IS
hhds.
IS bhds. leaf from IS s. TO 6 so.
90 hhds. lugsy6 90 TO 8 90.
Markc. tirner.
| Sales BY Buckner & Woodbridge Of
81 hhd..
q hide. medium leaf from 81 % to
Is w.
q hhds. common aud low mixed
leaf from f6 Is to 7 on
Is hhds. good logs from Sc 90
too Is.
% hhds. common to medium Tugs
from IS 90 to s S5.
Market firm and strong this week.
With prices ruling higher for both
leaf and lugs. Receipts are falling of.
We had nothing fine in our break this
week.
Sales by Wheeler, Mills & Co., or
| Sc hhds of tnbacco'
| IL hhds. cornmoA lugs from IS 70
TO 5 90.
80 hhds. common to good leaf from
80 80 to IS l6.
Market firm.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-21
Telegraph School.

MesTs. J. Al. Woodland G. Co., have
organized and permanently estab'
lished first.clnss school OF Teleg.
raphy in Nashville, Tenn, on Cherry
street opposite the Maxwell House
Telegraphy mex, TO tho common
school branches 10 one Of the mos,
important studies of the day, espe.
cially for young men who wish to
procure immediate employment
There is no mistaking tho fact that Q
good operator can always got q po'
sition, and one that pays from $50 &c
$l25 per month.
Railroads are being constructed
every where and tho demand
for operators cannot BIO supplied
Perceiving this fact the above named
firm has established splendid
school for training young mon II
this remuncrativc profession.
Messrs. Woodland & Co., are wei
recommended BY the most reliable
citizens OF Nashville, aud We thinl
that the young men and boys of thI'
vicinity who contemplate pursuins
this study would-do well to ma,ricu
late with them. See card in another
column.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-21
Dass,rdly Assault.

A young msu named Henry Lower,
whose name has been prominent In
the criminal records OF the city for
the last few years. was arrested Sat.
urday might by Chief Biggerstair for
a asstsr.lly aud murderous assault
Mpon George Fox. an old man who
lives. In the Gsrretisburg ncighbcr.
hood bat who has been in the
city foy.ihc past week. The two were
walking along together near the
depot. Lower had asked tho loan
uf some money from Fox aud had
been refused. They walked together
until n favorable spot was reached
when Lower suddenly stepped be.
hind Fox aud struck him stunning
blow. on the head with soiue heavy
1; instrument. The latter fell, but re-
covered aud gsvo tho alarm; where.
upon Lower took TO his heels. The
police wsro put upon his track and
he was arrested two hours later and
lodged IN JILL. Fox was not IA ucll
hurt By the blow and is on the streets
again. Lower refused 10 acknowl'
edge that no was the man whs did IL
L. a. l,a
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-21
Arson.

A small frame dwelling on Green.
vile street, was discovered 10 be on
fire at eleven O'Clock Tuesday night
OF last week. The engine was on the
ground In q few minutes but the
house was consumed by the flames in
an Incredibly short time. II wac the
property Of colored woman named
Clarissa McCombs and was worth
probably four or flYc hundred dol
lars, a tenant had been ousted the
day before and tits believed that thu,
led to tho burning Of the house. Nc
fire had been in the house for two
days and II was undoubtedly fired
The engine emptied one OF the els.
ierus on. Main street, "taking exercise
after the fro.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-21
A $4,000 Biblical Reward.

The publishers Of Ruileig'es Month
" offer ten valuable rewards in their
monthly for April, anon5 which is
the following:
Mewill give $1,000 in gold to the
person telling us wi ich IL the middle
verse in the New Tcstiment Scriptures
by April 10th. 1882. Should two OF
more correct answers be received the
reward will be devided. The money
will be forwarded to the winner April
18th, 1882. Persons trying forthe re-
ward must send 20 cents in silver [ no
postage stamps taken) with the an
swer, which they will receive in the
May Monthly. in which tho NAM AMI
address Of tho winner Of the reward and
tho correct answer will be published
This may he worth $1,000 to You; chi
it out, Address, utledye Publish.
ing Company, Esston. Penn.