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The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
Feast Of Lights.

bveliest of all Jewish feasts
celebrated at the Temple
Day, tomorrow 10th inst.
bpropriate ceremonies. I
will kindle the lights to
hlorate tho great victory OF
|ccabecs over the Syrians
Dir under the efficient lead
bf Prof. w. y. Walker, will
|me beautiful music. The
B commence at ~ O'Clock
Preceding the services, the
b will have n festival at the
rooms.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
ROlla Ryan.

This splendid young actor gave
two of his characteristic perform
ances in our city on Monday and
Tuesday nights, to the entire sat.
isfaction and delight of large au-
diences. AS a character actor he
is almost without an equal, and all
who hear him unite in ascribing to
him powers of delineation which
are unriyaled. He is q troupe in
himself, and in defamation, imita.
tion or caricature is invariably a
success. He will be welcome here
at all times.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

sb0lt IIy Davis W snerlloa Joe Chaner d Kuieht
I'd Grunison a. huiIer DO Iuu nfa. nfdd E.l
slaughter ina Terrell Sri- Harris Wlu lInlrEes u
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lilms Tom vi Ii 2 I >ieven- g iHir Hall
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Inhnso. Igs Mims levi Lewis Tom Eiwants W
sms Ger 7 Mitcalf J II franklin Herbert Gro.
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Ben Gipson I. Grud q Powell Je-. Jones Siarke
Moore Denis lInward X Re,leflrk Ina lse.iInan Il
Sruff Tlaht Jones tisn Jnuts J. y Slater 7 Grimm
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Moss Hubbard fk t,uriau Joe Morri, lack Tar
ter 4 p'umer Hy Jacobs IlsrVy james 4 Ny~ing-
rr I'll Thomas Ino Brown Notch i-iugion .Inn
Mysingcr Cornl. " singer Joe Washington VIM
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Demps !. Sol mon ; Nicholson W SnaTts I.u-
Franklin In0 Johnston Horace Wrishi Herbert
Powell ; Heart lee q kir sIias Holmes Joe
Irwts NJ ! Murphy Gordon Washington Ph /
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sou & NJ Nicholson Jas Aniers N Ross Harrison
t;eo Washington u Shcriuan jr J I 1hnnrs u Fred
Phillips Wins simon Him Slayou II Ausi0n Id
Parker wes Williams Murphy Geo Davenport
NJ rails Brooks WISH lincoln NO III Hall Gten
nnd ,nls Glenn Woettlrls lr T wO0dtrls Law
Washington 6e Butler lily Pis>.sy ino 7 banks
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hemp NeWman VI - Taylor Emet Berry lIiliari
Holmes Nfiu IIarri- Wall Hurts Andw Jarksan
SIR Harris Ily Downs Ma Hines Ine Henderson
hole Granderson Abe Mitchell Roht Clark Phil
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Jo,bs 5 Thomas Reivus Dec ., lss1
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
sep2l3


Last Saturday a young white
man by the name Of John Hurd
was beaten almost to death and
robbed of one hundred and twcn-
ty.seven dollars, by negro named
Henry Hall, near McNutt. 1t
seems that the young man had
been picking cotton in Sunfower
county, but had received a letter
from relatives in some of the hill
counties, that an uncle had just
died and leaving him n snug for.
tune Of $4,000, and he was OH his
way to look after it. The negro
had seen the young man paid of
and had followed him for miles to
commit the foul deed. The iniu'
ries of the young man may yet
prove fatal. His skull is fractur
ed. one arm broken and his body
covered with bruises. Itturns out
that the negro is an escaped pris
oner from the convict farm of }
NJ. Liddell, Jr.-Yazoo Valley Flag
Nov. 80,
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
PRIVILEGE TAX LEVY.

Notice ia hereby given OF The enact
ment Of the following ordinance by the
Town Council ofGreenville, Mississippi,
at its regular meeting held on October
I'd. lSs2:
BE II ordained by the Town Council
Of Grecnville, Mississippi, That the
clerk be instructed 10 have published
from now until the last Saturday in De-
cember, notice that on the last Monday
In that month the Town Council will
meet to consider the adyisabilify Of levy
Ing PRIVILEGE tax--lhe fund raised BY
ench tax to 20 in equal parts to the sup
port of the public school, Of said town,
aud to it, lire department.
LERoY PERCY, Clerk.
October I, 1882
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
|COtton On Fire.

| Saturday evening a lot
4 on cars near the depot
byered on fire, and about
|bales were more or less
|nd damaged. 1t was be-
! have caught from the
II a train which had just
/ 1t was insured.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
MARRIED

In Jackson, Mississippi, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, by
the Rev. ". f. Sproles, on the Goth
November, Mr.. Robert NJ. Dame
ron and Miss Minnie Campbell,
daughter of Judge j. A. p. Camp
bell.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

The penitentlary case was called
for hearing yesterday at 10 o'clock.
Judge F. W. Compton finished his
argument for the board of commits.
sioncrs, and afterward Col. II. A..
Howard spoke in behalf of the
plaintiff, j. L. Hebron. This clos.
ing tho argument the case was
submitted and is now under ad.
visemcnt. Little Rock Gazette.
DR.. Hebron returned Sunday
last. lie expresses perfect conf
dence that tho final award of bids
will be In his favor. The other
side to this suit will find that tho
he is a little man, he can make n
mighty big noise when he thinks
he is right; and in this case he is
confident that law and justice arc
on his side. We trust that our
plucky countyman will win.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

We had the pleasure of q visit
on yesterday from II. G. Fairman,
Esq, prominent lawyer of Jack
son, Mississippi, who is here Oh
professional business. 1t was 8
pleasant revival of old memories
to meet and go with him through
recollections of a time when hC
was a younger man and we were
not a veteran in the Iron grays.'
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
|ottOn shipments.

5,lld not get the amount
by the Merchants Wharf
bg the week; but do not
|tha, the shipments were
Ia those of last week.
=tizens' Wharf-boat ship
sp the week l40 bales.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
TILLBTIMES.


the week fair weather
iled. On Wednesday
rned very cold, and on
and yesterday the wea-
wintry, the ground fro
Ia abundant. 1t is not so
IN. and moderating down
hge probably.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

At the Methodist Church, in
Frisr's Point, Mississippi, on tho
9th November, by Rev. II. G..
Morehead, Mr.. Edwin n. Yerger
and Miss Mana Il Maynard.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
DlEI,

At the residence of her parents
on Lake Ice, Washington county,
on the Sd of December, 1882,
FANNIE GwYS RoBB, aged II
years and II months-daughter of
Eugene A. and Carrie B. Robb. =
The dark Angel of Death has come
upon us all too quickly, and culled the
fairest blossom from this little home
circle. The iirst-born--the pride and
Joy of devoted parents--the loving elder
sister to the younger brothers and sis-
tiers, and bright and attractive friend
weep not your child is not lost, but
"gone before"
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
Notice.

The following well selected Straw
berry plants.
GLENDALE. KENTUCKY.
Crescent Seeding. Capt. Jack,
Wilson's Albany.
At Sl.O0 per Hundred.
For sale by
dee2 T.. BOC'RGES.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
Petition for Liquor License.
-hc Honorable Mayor and Council Of the town
al t,recaville

Tho Honorable Mayor and Council Of the town
ol Grecnvlle
The undersigned rliizens would resI crtnlly
petition your honorable body to grant II, ense ta
sell vinous and slirltuous liquors in any quantity
less than one tllOn unto Mrs JULIE GEMS
BERGER, Ut her stOrchon.e, furmerly occupied
10y tr Genshergef, on Mulberry street and We
would recommend sail Jul e t,ensbcrgrf a sui 4
Bile pcrsun 10 have such priyile-e granted and
We would ever pray. 81
Richd brown las smi b ii Smith Taylor Ieurs
lily Biri SOL Blackwell R-clld Rus all Zen oliver
bascl Hrown tie1 Jones Joe ;esrien $ llos,le "
Brown JnD mith lily smith Tom arlcr 4 Brleni
Eli 30 ker Geo Smith Jnb Tur er G. Hsuue Lem
Gtera NJ Jcasr,l rs Turner BIB Brown Mack
Diver sam n Her Tx Jark4on II 'rsh IIeea-
niger Sol Guggunheim +. J i.ewv i.Wsison u Me-
Donald sin johnson lily Lev } sagcr / y Bow .
& seott G fh9npson \ Walker D.lr Anderson :
q .ldsmith !. v Gcllsmith Chas Chincson W +
smith ~ Pearee Ham tsircn l. Srhlesin er lien
Schener III siI1iiIsA J t.oidinan Il G. Silverbrfg
y y Crllen trn A fisihingsitldcr ,iax I.einlrr J
Binway III ke lnrit q Mcssrafh II uishd Grvat-
h,nse Y Coleman y towan Tillnlan J Mex
aniier J { iieari MntFis A Ntkoski v {. Mar
shall II Goldman Y spann Shuin IsoUkei u
Hughes + stafford = {. White II Mayor Isasen-
frii1 tieotffaar ~ WI tawsti , ilos - HlefiaiI
u Ieas.asi,i Il siorh ! FfFku4 lIixzinA 4
Insior Archer Walker > Hammer Bill Jehiizau 1.
levin ~ cH4Fftrt ffTi<Fi Y tiisf1Hi iFs
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
FLOUR, FLOUR.

lGO barrels of the finest Flour ever
sold in this place. have the two pat
ents-the Minnesota and. the Missouri
aud Illinois Flour. and win sell cheaper
than any house in town.
Dec2 :. ROSENFELD.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

The Belmont plantation on Williams
Bayou, Bolivar county. Miss, containing
OB6 acres, almost all Of which Is cleared
and susceptible Of cultivation 700 now
In cultivation. Has good dwelling
house, ample quarters and excellent
steam gin, and swell illed with laborers
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Greenwood plantation, Bolivar COUNTY.
two miles from Onutt's Landing 100
acres, of which 30Oa In cultivation, and
most Of the rest covered with finest cy-
press Good dwelling house, steam gin
and abundant labor, and fine water. W.
offer ihls place for rent also during tie
current year on very moderate terms.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

'aan Picard, formerly a citi.
Y dreenville, who has lately
ae'lhg as timber agent for
|''ippl, has resigned the ap-
'e''' and returned to his
L as assistant doorkeeper of
Po'lse at Washington.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

N mind that the statesmen at the
I, nv ! STORE will take pleasure
P.aa ing our goods TO you whether
VI HUl. acf-
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Two very desirable lots on Washington
Avenue, 2oOx22O feet each, just beyond
present corporate limits, already under
fence.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

"Gone whele the angels arc chan ing Ills praise,
Fieed from the tumult of earh's weary ways.
Gone where the anthem is full mi complete
Sung by the angels in heavenly street.
Only brief while before we must go
From lifc's mixed chalce, is joy and its woe
WEEP not to miss one from earths weary shore,
Earh has an angel less-Iieayen one more "
MARY.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
For sale.

Fine harness and saddle mare, years
old, kind and gentle. Guaranteed sound
and all right. Apply to
X. W. TlLFORD,
Dee2 at Einlay's Drug Store.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Very desirable. eomlaodians and hand
somcly finished dwelling house on Wal
nut street, with out-houses, kitchen.
cisterns, &c. Also the adjoining lot with
small dwelling. win be sold separately
or together.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Lot at north west corner of Central
Avenue and Walnut street, on which the
old Catholic church stands.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Dwelling house and all the necessary
grounds and out houses, now occupied
by practicing physician; together with
the good viii Of large and desirable
practice-at Bolivar Landing, Bolivar
county, Miss.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
OGerfor sale

SpIeewood plantation. Bolivar county.
one mile from Nebleits Land,ng-sOO
acres, Of which 80 ara cleared: with
gin house, &C., in good repair. Terms
exceedingly liberal both 81 to price and
terms Of payment.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

putt Court has been grinding
pod rate of speed during tho
Iand there is reason to hope
he docket will be cleaned
this term.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Lot 90 feet front on Locust street,
north Of Washington Avenue with two
small dwelling houses. Terms verv
moderate.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

celebrated Whisky. so valuable
nedicinal purity and freedom
ulterating ingredients, is kept
IN stock ut
ITEXTER BROS.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Port Anderson plantation, Bolivar
county; 500 acres, $50 In cultivation
good cabins, stables and fences. Terms
very moderate.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Also, the very desirable plantation
known as the Farriday place. adjoining
the lands Of II L. Baker and Mrs. Irene
s. Williams containing s0S acres sltu-
ated In sections (, . and 10, township IS,
range 3 west. A great bargain.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Black Bayou plantation In Bolivia
county, adjoining Greenwood; 200 acres.
steam gin, store-house, abundant quart
crs and plenty of labor on the place.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
dwelling House FOR Rent.

A good dwelling house. desirnhIy loca-
ted. for rent TO GOOD tenant
Apply 70
WEISS & GOLDsTEIS.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Lot south Of Baptist church on east
side of Locust street.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

The Walnut Ridge plantation In Issa-
quena county, adjoining Washington
county; 1900 acres, Of which O50 are
cleared-steam gin and ample quarters.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Delightful residence on Walnut street..
nsar Court House. 4 rooms. kitchen and
servants rooms, cistern, well, valuable
front orchard and choice collection OF
flowers.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
|I.anas. Handkerchief

\. Corsets, Ladies and Child
lerwear, and felt and woolen
ladies and children, there are
VARIETY STORE.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Eka. Albums, Toilet Cases, Work
Boxes, Gloves and lIandkerchiefs, at the
octli VARIETY STORE
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
To Country Merchants.

From my very large stock OF
CLOTHING, Sc, am able to fur
nish country merchants with any
liuc of goods they may wish, aud
at wholesale prices, and respect
fully request them to call and ex-
anime my stock and satisfy them.
selves. Sol. BRILL, Clotller
Greenville, Sep. IL.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
III at The Variety Store

zee the handsome display OF
fts, Vases. and the large assort-
china Ware octli
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Pinofore," on Deer Creek l3i acres.
of which so cleared abundant quarters
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Lot 10, block ID, Huntington and I1,-
valley Addition.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

one acre OF land near Warsaw Depot
on Deer Greek, with good store-house,
stable and we'll.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
For ent.

The kossuth House. and dwelling
house adjoining said hotel, on Washing
ton avenue. Greenville, Miss.
The large and valuable plantation on
Black Bayou, 6 miles from Greenvile.
formerly owned by A. NJ Kirk, with
good dwelling. steam gin, and quarters,
and GOO acres of cleared land. Rent very
low.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Plantation In Lincoln county, Arkan-
sas. on Arkansas river, above overflow
contains 100 acres. of which 300 cleared
abundant quarters.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

We would suggest that our
Board Of Supervisors appoint a
committee Of conference to act in
concert with similar committee
10 be appointed by the authorities
of CarrOlltOn AMI Winona. with
Instructions to correspond with
the GordOns or whoever may be
in charge Of our proposed railroad,
and learn their intention with re.
gard to this road. If they do not
intend to build the road we ought
to be released from our obliga-
tiOHs, so that we can make other
negotatiOns.-IazOo Valley Flag.
People at this end Of the road
also rise for a little information on
this subject. From the "hurra -
raised two years ago, we hoped to
be in connection with all the world
and the balsnce of mankind by
this time, through the connections
of the Greenyille, Columbus aud
birmingham Railroad. But this
great feeder seems to have stop.
ped Oh the west bank of the Sun.
flower river, and to be in no haste
to cross over and possess the land
on the eastern side of the stream.
To us we do not know that exten,
sion would be of material benefit
but to the people of Lotiore it is
a matter of great importance, as
they are completely at the mercy
of the "Pn line steamers, which
like all monopolies, charges high
for what accommodation it offers
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Plantation on Deer Creek adjoining
stoneyille; 2o0acres, of which $50 In cul-
tivation; land choice and situation very
desirable.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
: Louis Prices Duplicated

holesale orders for Groceries and
IONS at our house in Greenville,
~ merchants are invited to call
convinced of this fact.
WILCIINSKf BROS
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

The large and valuable plantation
known as Palmetto; containing about
1900 acres Of cleared land 800 Of wood
land, with dwelling, cabins and steam
gin.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
TRY OUR GlLD FLOUR.

1t is beyond question the finest brand
of Flour ever sold in Greenyille. Try
one banrl, and you will Use no other
| brand.
WILCZINSKI BROS.
annDe
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

'O
,eafh that there has hecn a
uea' OF pneumonia and sew.
|ss |"sa'ns u III the Colony sec
\ 'i'ls county within the past
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

mind that the RED HOT
Hoes not intend to keep its
octI
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Little folks, run to the VARIETY
1t Is the headquarters for all
~ Toys, FROM FIVE cents up.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Gss" Large-size CHROMOS cheap at
the octli VARIETY STORE.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
FOR SALE.

CAROLINA 4 PLACE. above overflow;
2sl acres Of land, about ID acres In tim
ber; good house. gin and quarters. All
under good fence.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

pave marked our goods according
n: \ = our motto is as ever, Quick
|nd small profits.
RED HOT STORE.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
Oyercoats

land and shlyer with the cold
can 90 to BRlLL'S and get a
h Overcoat at very low price.
large stock, and will sell very
|rv him. dec9
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

c0RDEIL PLACE. adjoining; 40
acres, 60 in cultivation this year.
Vaxaz nui.l tn date
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
billy and Fancy Groceries.

variety Of Family and Fancy
s ut prices that defy competition
by
WILCZ1NSKI BROS.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
Wc with To Prrohese

VT VIII 20 z sEIHsSf
4 body Of frpnl 15.0o0 10 20.dQ0 acres Il
la.tl, t<1 be toninozed # contiguous alan-
fafI6ns. IN aoEaI|Hl e = %uP'fHERE
j <IlIf6 ATE E|nait1 ||1z|F|ns to selI
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
100000

Brother Victorian, of st. Alloy
sius College, vicksburg, has been
arrested for infamous practices
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Hunters 1870 Whisky
|ttle and drink at HEXTERS
|Club Saloon. octli
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
BUY

|ess death is intended as the
hment of Drunkenness, men
not be put in the calaboose
kept all night during such
eatheras this. We saw two
ieylls turned out fromit yes
morning, and their punish
had certainly been severe
J oifense less than a crime.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

La ~, Nv and handsome line of La
'''es cloaks and 1lolnas At the
l RED HOT SToRf:.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

ELLWOOD PLACE. about so acres.
40 acres IN cultivation. Good gin house,
fenees and quarters. all complete.
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
- 49,
HEXTER RRos

e'i' J mousse along the Mississippi
\. "r'ehts st. Louis Becr
..1fl
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09
VARIETY STORE.

n -,
! Ae latest styles in TRIMMED
The Greenville times., 1882-12-09

Is the Capital Prize
in Grand Extraor-
dinary Drawing OF
Louisiana Lottery,
December ID, 1882
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-18
The Legion of Honor.

The Alamo Council No. 400 of the Amerl-
can Legion Of Honor, gave soiree in Turner
hall last evening to celebrate their first ami
versary, which was attended by their own
members and by the members of the Star
council.
Mr.. L. C. Grothaus opened the proceedings
by a very neat and appropriate speech, and
then dancing was entered upon With consider
able spirit.
In an interval between the dances Mr.. J. II
Copeand delivered an able address to the
brethren.
An excellent supper was given to the men,
hers, which appeared to give general satisfac-
ton, and the members and their guests retired
we'll satisfied with the pleasant evening they
had spent together.
The reception committee were MeSsrs.
F. Ochse, Sam Mortz and l.. c. Grothaus,
and Mr.. Sim Hart was in attendance.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-18
PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
OFFICE OF CHIEF CHARACTERISTICS,
DEPARTMENT OF Texas.
San Antonio, Texas, March IS, I

DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS.
San Antonio, Texas, March IS, 80.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in tripcate, subject to
the usual conditions, will be received at this Office,
the Offices Of the Quartermasteri at the follow
ing named posts, until "a O'Clock, noon, on the 10th
day of May, 1882, at which time and places they
will be opened in the presence Of bidders, for fur
nishing and delivery Of Military Supplies, during
the fsc al year commencing July l, 1887, and ending
June 90, 1883, as follows:
Wood Charcoal, Coal, Hay and Straw, Tor hay in
lieu Of Straw or such Of said supplies as may be
required at the San Antonio Depot, at Forts Brown
CIark, Concho Davis, Duncan, Mcintosh, Mckaveu,
Ringgold and Stockton, and at the sub posts OF
Camp Del Rio, pena Colorado, Mayors Spring.
Mouth of Rio Pecos, Camp near Preside, and Camp
near Fort Quittman, Texas.
Prop sas for either class OF the supplies men
toned or for quantities less than the whole required
will be received.
Deli cries to commence, if required, within
twenty days after notice Of award of the contract
has been givec
The government reserves the right to re eCt any
or all proposals.
preference will be given to articles of domestic
production, and to articles of American production
PRODUCED on the Pacific coast the extent of the
consumption required by the public service there.
Bidders will state what DEDUCTION they will make
in the price proposed for such portion Of the gram
the government may ind It convenient to furnish
sacks in which it may be delivered
Blank proposals, and printed Giro ulars stating the
kind and estimated quantities required at each post,
and giving full instructions As to manner Of bid Ing,
conditions be observed by bidders, Of bond to
company proposals, and terms of contra't and pay
ment, VIII he furnished on application to this office
to the QdaTtermastets at the various posts
named
No propose u be considered unless accom-
panied by bond made according to the form pre-.
scr bed
Envelopes containing proposals should he marked:
"PropoSalS for -- at ---, and addre sNed
to the undersigned, or to the respective Post QUAR-
te masters WIN. o.. HUGHES,
Chief QaaTteTmaSteT
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-18
.Justice Adams Court.

The case of Mary and Joseph Bepois VS..
the Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio
railroad company, came before Justice Adam
this morning, in which the plaintiffs claimed
$500 as damage to three lots on Walnut street,
by obstruction on part of the railroad COM
pany. The Justice gave judgment for SIPS,
on which Mr.. P. II. Ward, on behalf OF the
company, moved for a new trial, which was
overruled. Notice of appeal was given.
Settings for Monday, March Goth, at 10
o'clock a. M:
N. Underwood VS.. the |. * G.. N. Railroad
Company.
S. B. Wtchell VS.. 7. II. Barlow.