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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20

"Wels' Health Remover" restores health
and yigor cures Dyspepsia, Impotence.
sexual De bility
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ncy, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, II.
Druggists.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
]. Simpson Africa,
Mortimer II. E5Iiot,

Democratic candidate for Secretary of In
ter nal affairs. and
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20

There win be two meetings Of The Dem
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04
SherjtrsaIe.

LAKE Bios,
vs. Fl Fa.
WIN, GIBBS.
By virtue of the above described Fl
Fa. to me directed by j. B. Townsend, a
Justice of the Peace, in and for the Coun.
ty OF Grenada, State of Mississippi.
will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the. court
house door of said County of Grenada,
State OF Mississippi, in the town Of
Grenada, on
MONDAY, THE 6Tn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882
within the hours prescribed by law the
following lands, to-wit: sw / of sw /,
sec. 20, and NV | and east J Of sw / and
NV / OF Sc !, sec. 26, all in 7 22, r 4 east.
Lying and being in the county
Of Grenada, State Of Mississippi.
Levied upon as the property of said
defendant, VIM. Gibbs, and will be sold
to satisfy the above styled Fl Fa. interest
and all cost.
Sheriffs Office, r. N. HALL,
Grenada, Mississippi, Sheriff.
Oct. z, 1852.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04
Who Took the Orphan ?

A more beautiful lesson in charity than
that contained in the following pathetic
story we have seldom met with
A few days ago, boy about ten years
OF age, lame and sickly, who had been
living with his mother in rooms in the
city, found himself alone in the world.
The lad was too i'll to ride in the one
poor carriage which followed the body to
the grave, yet no one thought his condi-
ton serious. After the funeral number
Of persons gathered in the poverty-strick-
en- room, where he lay weeping, to SEE
what disposition could be made Of him.
''If he wasn't lame I would take him
into my family" observed one of the
men, in a tone that seemed to show he
blamed the boy tor his misfortune.
"Well, it is awful hard" sighed one of
the women, "but know he couldn't ret
along with my children"
"Nor with mine," added the second.
"lf / should take him, he'd run up a
big doctors bill on me-" said a man as
he filled his pipe
Each and every one had some excuse.
The boy heard them all without word,
but with quivering chin, and eyes full of
tears. Under one pretext and another,
all slipped out and left him alone, promis
ing to have another talk in the morning.
Perhaps, that night, before they closed
their eyes in sleep, some OF them thought
OF the poor lad lying in the dreary room,
alone and almost helpless, but If SO, none
of them went near him. Late in the
morning woman living on the same
floor went in to see if he might not want
a bite to cat, and the question of who
should take care of him was settled. God
had taken him. Hugging closc to the
wall, as if he feared the midnight shad-
ows, and with eye>lashes yet wet, he was
dead and cold, no longer a bu. den to
any one. The boy too lame to be taken
care of on carth--too feeble to earn the
crusts that some one would have given
him, had home better than the best.
When they knew he had died alone,
women bent over him and wept. When
they lifted his wasted body from the bed,
mems consciences smote them for their
harsh words. but it was too late. He had
gone from earth, feeling that there WAS
no mercy in the human heart.-Detroit
Free Press
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

10 the traveller through Texas, one OF
sstrangest and most peculiar features OF
landscape is the razor-back hog Heis OF
Swiss cottage style OF architecture. His
physical outline is angular to degree
unknown outside of 4 textbook on the
science of genometry The country
razor back prowls around in the woods,
ana lives on acorns, peanuts and roots
when he can spare time he climbs under
his owners fence and assists in harvest
ing the corn crop. In this respect he is
helghDorly to fault, and, when his duty
TO the owners crop will allow, he will
readily turn in and assist the neighbors,
even working at night rather than see
ms crop spoil for want of attention.
Crossing the razor-back with blue-blood-
ed stock makes but little Improvement
ihe only effective way to improve him
is to cross him with the railroad train.
ne then becomes IN imported Berkshire
Or Poland-China hog, and if he does not
knock the train off thetrack, the railroad
pays Tor him at the rate of 81 pound for
which they are allowed the mournful
privilege OF shoveing the remains off the
track. The ham of the razOr-back is
more juicy than the hind leg Of an iron
ihre'dog, but not quite 50 fat as Il pine
knot.-Siitings.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04
GRENADA MISS. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1882
have deposited with Messrs. Lake 4

I have deposited with Messrs. Lake &
Austin, two barrels of genuine unadul-
teratcd sugar cane syrupdor sale. The
cane grew within FIVE miles OF this place
and at heavy expense was taken to Col.
F. NJ. Whites steam mill, at White
Haven, and there ground ard converted
into a clean healthy syrup. wish it
distinctly understood, that it does not
belong to that black, sour, bitter, family
OF sweets, called sorgham made around
here. j. j. WILLIAMS.
November 2, 1882.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

Conkling looks fierce us u baffled hy-
eha. He had expected to make use OF
she present campaign to return to the
senate, but he finds that his opportuni-
'les to trade machine votes for city Off
GERS, in order to elect Conking ASSEM-
piy,men, are broken up. He has the
melancholy reflection that he broke up
1ne " trade himself in order to oblige Jim
bennett, who wanted to spite John Kel-
y. Having broken up the system Of
uadlng for that year, Kelly went off in q
nun and declined to trade any more, and
M ,ar. C9nkling will probably stay for the
rest Of his life. -Ex.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

In the Third district especially it is
vitality important that the full democratic
strength be polled next Tuesday. An
apparent weakening of the democratic
strength in the district, by indifference
in the result or failure to vote, will have
bad effect in elections hereafter. We,
therefore, advise all democrats through
out the Third district and the State to
register and poll their full strength for
the democratic candidates 1t is, besides,
very important that the south send a
solid democratic delegation to the next
congress, but apathy and Indifference is
not the way to do it; not by a large ma
jority.- Commercial.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post.Ohicc at Gre
NADIA, Grenada county, Miss, Nov. 3rd,
1882:
Anderson, Miss Susan Hood, Allen
Hardyman, George Moore, Edd
Pendleton, Mrs L J Pegnes, Coleman
Rivers, Miss Mamie (3) Themes, Mrs NJ +
Warren, Rebin.
Persons calling for any of the letters
will please say advertised
oFFICE HOURS
Money Order Department 500 A. NJ. to
JPN. Registry Department 800 A. NJ. to
P. N. General Delivery 8 A. NJ 10 5.30'P. NJ.
Stamps Department \. NJ. to $50 p. NJ.
Positively no business after hours.
NJ. X. MISTER, 2. NJ.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

This is to certify that l. w. Jenkins of
Lexington, Holmes county, Miss, have
lost mule that was insured in The
Farmers Live Stock and Mutual Relief
Association Of Jackson, Miss, which was
paid without delay, and without an As
sessment WELLINGTON JENKINS.
This is to certify that j. A. Jenkins of
Lexington, Holmes county Miss, lost
two mules that was insued in The Far
mers Live Stock and Mutual Relief AS
sociation of Jackson, Miss, which was
paid without delay, and without an AS
sessment. ]. A. JENKINS.
This is to certify that Tommy Brown,
Of Sails station, Alfalfa county, Miss,
lost mule that was insured in The
Farmers Live Stock and Mutual Relief
Association of Jackson, Miss, which was
paid without delay, and without an AS
sessment TOMMY BRowN.
This is to certify that w. s. Taylor Of
Vaughns Station, Miss, lost mule that
was insured in The Farmers Live stork
and Mutual Relief Association of Jack
son, Miss, which waspaid without delay
and without an Assessment.
w. S. TAYLOR.
This is to notify that J. r. Watson of
Lexington, Holmes county, Miss, lost a
mule that was insued in The Farmers
Live Stock and Mutual Relief Associa-
ton of Jackson, Miss, which was paid
without delay and without an Assess
ment. }. II. WATSON
This is to certify that r. B. Jenkins of
West station, Miss, lost mule that was
insured in The Farmers Live Stock and
Mutual Relief Association Of Jackson
Miss, which was paid without delay and
without an Assessment
r. b. jenkins.
This is to certify that Butler Ealum of
Boiling Green, Holmes county Miss,
lost Il mule that was insured in The
Farmers Live stock and Mutual Relief
Association OF jackson, Miss, which was
paid without delay and without an As
scsSinent. BUTLER EALUM.
This is to certify that Talkinburg of
Memphis Shelby county Tenn, lost a
fine horse that was insured in he Far
mers Live Stock and Mutu kelief As
sociation OF jackson, Miss. which was
paid without delay and without an AS
sessment. TALKINBuRG.
Call on the agents and Insure your
Stock and save yourself against loss.
Ro. A. ARMrsTEAD, | Aoor+s
MAX GINsBURGER.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

The average American newspaper has
more to say about the surrender" of the
Missouri outlaw than that of Arabi and
his Egyptian army. And this is the way
they are helping to educate "Young
America" for the penitentiary and the
gallows.-Christian Advocate.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

M. L. Powell & Co., are certainly pre-
pared to execute as nice work in their
Millinery department as can be procur-
ed in any city in the United States, this
they guarantee to do, and if you will cali
at tn cir new store and examine some of
their goods, you will see this statement
verafied
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04
Notice TO Tax i.aYers.

The tax books are now open and am
ready to collect your taxes. The time
for payment of taxes will expire Decem-
ber Is, and after that time | will posi-
lively collect the damages accruing there
from, r. N. HALL,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Oct. Z, 'S2.-3t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

W. P. Towler's imperial cologne is de-
lightful, refreshing and healthy. Twen-
ty-fve cent, 5Oc and 81 90 per bottle.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

Besides the extensive and varied line
Of Millinery goods at NJ. l.. Powell &
Co., they have anticipated the ladies
wants in other lines, such as Notions,
Trimmings of all kinds, Laces, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, all of which were
bought in New York for spot cash, and
will be sold remarkably low.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04

\ y the. duty OF every true Democrat
y ~ vote and work for II. D, Money next
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-11-04
.Latuck Garner, ,
Dealers in
FURNITURE,
UNDERTAKING
AND
Lumber. /
In our
Furniture Department

In our
Furniture Department
we keep nothing bnt the very best con-
sisting of fine Chamber suits. Parlor
suits, and every thing kept in first
class Furniture store.
In our UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT, we have from the cheapest wood
Coflins TO the finest Metallic Caskets,
and orders from up and down the rail-
road hy telegraph will have prompt at-
tcntion slay or night. We keep on hand
as fine hearses as are in the Soutl, and
will carry them prompt to any call.
In the LUMBER LIN we have inc
stock Of every kind nea din building
and repairing. Onrfacii les for keeping
lumber are better nov than we have
ever had and we ieel that parties wants
ing anything in that line will do well to
give us a trial before buying elsewhere.
We will deliver Lumber by the. car
lcad at the Depot for s14 pr IN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

Not half the gamblers in this world
ever play cards There are 30 many
other modes Of ri-king money iha;
cards seem supertinms This. too. il
without considering the commonplace
methods of betting upon what are
known as "sppr'irg evenfs. ANY
body can bet on the result III horse
race or a prize-iigllt Or 4 walking
match, but there are del; ate and 49,
thefic WAYS OF riSkinx money ihat.
compared with these everyday meth
DDS. are A. choice pieces Of SevreS china
compared with the thick coilcc-ciip Of
The cheap restaurant. Fly loo Il per
haps one Ut the most exciting 81 these
modem Inventions. tly loo j. now so
old game that its novelty H. rome.
but there i Eth peculiar pleasure
III hearing the Captains 81 some Of
The bg ocean steamers describe nerve
rarking games of l'y no with tile Sa-
loon passengers. A dozen Or fifteen
persons seat themselves around tab q
and each lays in front ~ him lump Of
sugar and dime M q quarter deilar. or
whatever the stakes are. The pat REL
main rs quiet al possible tfll u.s.
alighiS upon one NJ lhr lump VA -arar.
The proud owner ~ this lump i. tho
winner of fhe stakes "A newer snort.
Iually exciting. l. called .'iriuklelily.~
Two gentlemen determined III rsk
their money On something watch win
dow pane Oh rainy lnN and tet uron
tile comparative srcei of TWO drops of
rain courSing down the gas c;srh zen
tleinan choosing fasoriic drnp. ithaS
remained for the French. however. to
invent a sport that " said a nui.trip
both u these favorii's Id interest and
excitement. This new delight. which
ha~ served To cnliscn French watering
places through the season. j. cFab-rlr-
inu. The interesting animals ARE hr~f
weighted and handicapped. and then
put III line. Each .spofisman lnys
Ill finger On the back " thccrab which
carries his colors. The starter waves
his handkerchief. tie hacker. Lift their
fingers. and the crabs are ni. Their
instinct takes them invariably toward
the sca. and crab-raccs ARE always on
the beach The spbrl ha~ become w
developed on the coasts NJ Normandy
that The length Of the course hns bean
definitely fixed AZ twenty meters
There seems no doubt that ihiz diver
sion Is even more exciting than the
once popular sport NJ betting whether
distinguished passenger on Steamer
would step ashore lrst with his right
foot or his LEFT. NJ u. Time<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

dressed ~ when lie first saw her. on the
evening ~ her arrival III the palace.
lie started back. looked again II The
picture, and imagining that The LADY Ia
Il shook her head al him. stared like
one who had seen a ghost. Then no
ga-pei out: % GOdr and fell sensrlcss
To the floor.
when he had recovered his con-
seriousness. he ordered 4 servant u COW
or the face with black paint. Then fall
ing again into an unconscious state. he
was carried 10 his bed. Once only he
cssayed 70 speak again.
~ Is that face blackcncdr hc asked.
"tIt Is. replied the doctor. Then
the Prince turned in his bed. ~ sped out
something unint.lligible and died. But
oh. he was great and awful man.
Next day the imperial officer. atthe
suggestion Of the Old butler. searched
the palace. and to biz horror found the
lovely Princess lying dead On the damp
floor Of the underground prison
"She had not been sent TO Join her
husband at all. but had been impris-
oncd in this dungeon and lcf' there iodie.
1.-The body was put into a glass case
and sent 10 her disconsolaie husband.
Prince Boris was heart -broken. He
soon sold his fathers estates. set the
serfs AT liberty. and retired for life into
the 81. Seriius monastery.
NOW all are dead and gone: | am
the only one left behind. sighed the
old man. and ever since. silence and
desolation have fa--vn on the castle and
on the hill
The old guide was silent lie saw in
the ficndish Prince Alexis only \. great
and awful man. 1 saw in Him a wretch
made insane By his own indnlrrnccs.
From childhood he knew no restraints.
Whatever he wished 10 do he did. no
mstter how unjust, how selfish. how
vile, how cruel.
He is sinRy another Illustration Of
what absolute. unres'rained power may
possibly develop III most men and "
what Il certainly does develop ia men
Of low tastes and brutal instincts "A. H.
Ltnortns. ii l0uiNs CtDipeui0n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

Whence comes the Of maihcma-
ticians?' T. question On which NJ. a.
La1a,lc supplies some curious inior-
nation (n 4 note u the Gotflngcn
ROYAL Society 81 Sciences). The old
Italian alrcbrais;s named the unknown
quantity III an equation. casa Or W h
(Which they either wrote ont Or denoted
bs sien). These are TRANSACTIONS ~
the Arabic Nm. thing. b. which the ARA
bians ia spain ind ihe unknown
quantity writing the Arabic uixalcnt
or n: thus Our ~ would be Az
Now il has been the rule in Spain
20 express in ARABIC IN the Latin
". Thus our mathematical seems
10 have come from the AIahic for
thing. Going further bark. 70 the
Greeks. II appears that DiopianinS
called The unknown quantity urltmps:
and for this. 4 final sigma, accented.
came ID bc written. II ~ thought THE
Arnbians may have denoted III y by their
ami called II IN lhe name ~ NINA.
The Greek name for the square Qi the
Unknown quantity was NAli Nlt. ami
for Tie cute knb8S; and The corresponds
inu Arabian terms are clearly derived
from these by TRANSACTIONS; hence =
probability 81 derivation IN the other
case Though moi hy translation } Lon
d0n Mature.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27


There vss An ~ ~ meier heard the IKE.
innx Nit hN|ril- the nlrhf roun M nrf~cn':
A. wtfe busy ~ urtts ID a bike,
A wtr tliIhe ~ n nr'i- n the Tlcn.
What w. rA=tls and kinks built vi st1nls.
y hai Wi rhfm|n< N spelling. n r0'n',
What VT playing ~ hall and ~ on-
Tut there's pcacc now. they're a cudIlci
tUlin.
Now the harms arc asleep. md a calm
ffnS fA'u rnuu like ~off 4loAtnint shade
AMI kind Hand. uu rc1. sheds 4 balm
Der their wer iiml,- M wear ness laid.
on their fNr chubby faces W. see
sc afl evenly sweetness ~ resi-.
That ytii doubt hur fheyd tnrnnw'd a wee
Firm tnf fAr.uwa realms q the bicst
Liz wea hlr'is n nest ~ they cowr,
Hyilk nfn| ~ocs,xf and Kin:
Q. their n A. like a r,Se-bcd n fiuw'r.
Aud MIR 9itnci.~ N lpyr on Il shine
q. swa M your Tiairy xuw'i CROWN.
Fric the cunning csul In4cfs y Art,
But hurfssh Tor ths tn|rus that hae grown
Like living ioNe-wrcafh roun' the heart,
rn tf- whc shit As We warm ia their
pfni<r.
W. might wakrn ~eme tiaxcn.haircd loon;
Sec already shnt ont fra the tla'e
Just A. lfhe we limb M the ts,nn,
Hap n u'cr. MP II per. Bonnie 'ssirn.
WhHnr aun may thai wer ipntle raccs
tn riShy El>if NJ The world. ~ 10 learn.
And ftir Fortune T. 'ickic ~ chase.
Their. ara hi nca;h these la-hcs ~ hing.
The iEll zen that arr stars M the mas
The iN 40 NJ ihf nursery song.
On thus AiIi- ~ IN ~ morning. n May,
AMI Their = ats A these pp-elas a liis
More w pr 49, thnn ~-rinctiuis ARE riv'n,
Thtt rilsf III i II worinS favor Or trlft.
AMI shsli maze tnrfn Or tnar Thorn for
t|-R. y.
Will ye 9silrfi them. ye angels " Peace.
IN N haven ~ tiie ga taiilA y nchfs
NiINN llir flsin when dangers increase.
Hfatin< Nsl N fh.ir dRf-'rsean uEhtS
inr0 q. whttlr. f1te fhH tt4lrule ~
~, tnf hAirt. tnt- li<xfs-f ~ Al.
r. m nn we'll ir-s par vii. ana 600
IT, \ bel in IN nuol>. t0cn nwat
.,iArh.s- Whisper. : The grave.
--fsx,d n'0rtls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

tnF MurI<rFr I<rIm4n--Ou< ~ tIe Lynch
err Killed and several Others Arrested
I Ee1man's Crime.
rx.xexrrrr - o.<.,>r
A. ~, ,nIn,,f..< n.<, ,x. sh,s ,n.r,,.., .,.',,s
I ~. HUNDRED men fr.m Po.cv c..m,tv ~.
,.r-..,,.rr ,,,,<,,, .,,~~.,,s, .,- ,.,,,,,- VI,
s|,.,a. VI M Nv, enter ~ thc s.,rx nrcr. ~.
+ sheriff mi dcm.nd..d n MN I'M -. ~ N.
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MIN M III, hin, ~ !. l.,,.-x ~, .,-,,... y
/ MN him.
\ tn. ,lr~t intelligence rrc.,xri ~ t,c s.,,..,~
va ~ tnn nir,,f'.< n,-f ia o,circk ,rt,,. ~,
MIMI ,nykcx ,iarm,c,,cr v..,.sxat 49,
I phon. message from I-Ilmc,,s hrcw.rx ,haf =
! ma-k..i mnn h.d r.sscg ~ thc .sr..., ~,
! h.rse,...k rr.+,ra.h..- ,,,,.',,.,.,~ $1,000
| Nrwitt VIA ba-,cnc-I =, ~. nm 1.,,r,rbcr
after r,,tifxiry x.u,,, rr,,, =, ~. s,,c,,.,'.
| r..<i.I..nce ~ cixe ~ alarm sheriff Kcr,h
| Ana peru,i.. Manuel ara v.,,,,. .,t r.,,
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| n Il the IA, ma the nr,.ore- ~er,f, .oo,
avr,x-...i .ns want 49,. ~. ,.I.~,. r -, 800
enh..,,.. ~ as.i.,.,cs ~ n..-., ,nc .,.,,.--
inr ~ the bor-..< h...f- c,o n- w. ~ ,.c.,-
dcred str..t- ana h,,rr...l i..ck Ir,o ~. i.,I
sheriff Kerth ~. Al rhr fr,n, door ~ the
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cart,,,.l III Nv, citizens WA h,nr.,.,.l =, -
I attracted 70 the scene. while a portion of the
/ mob made A dive for me iaIL Kern frei AZ
/ ,h..,, ~. ,,.. MA 10y. f.1., r..- .,. IN.
- ~ ''f M. ~. ~. 49, n..-'
lIi~"'tr hnN were into me ]Aii'fArd ~ 1inf.
| Two blows were sufficient ID break In the OUT
I side wooden door ma the mon wnx ~ me iaIl
\ hail Newi,t Martin am 1'.m ker-n n
49, *-..'- ". 'c''' nrt.'- -
M ~ o'.sN 49, ".'on ~as .1-ton'ea
- 49, 49, i,o..s.e i.r'"ns 'nfpnsn
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r,~, ~, -'~"1n. WIZ ~.'nF n.no- "sn' ~ ~ofks
s s. 'n Z .~'n<'lnx 'ne 1a.' cor Va open
IN. u. 49, n''H ~ ~ eri nm s1aio
nun nav done Aii could Tor you; they
\ viii get yOu:'' and he replied. with an oath.
4 that TX they would rivs him a revolver h.
Z ,ro,.l.1 III ..,,... ~ 49,.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

Particulars n tho Recent Attack On the
Evansville Ind.l Jaii and the killing %
thr Murderer Eeiman--One ~ the Lynch-
Err Killed and several Others Arrested
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27


On the night N ne Old inst. the nrixhbors of
Hume kcdrnn. who's home wAs about three
mites northwest Of Mum. Vernon. heard loud
efirz of Mercy .For Cors sake. don't KIN
me.- nni ~ the same rmn sounds " h.U~s
belnn struck. AMI shortly after 4 pistol wns
frttI IN Severii Df the nrixhiEArr went over
u tnn house and fuuni Etiu4n'~ vito lying
upOn the t'our about twS fttsf trum the door III
4 dying cNniiiinn. wrternx I'D her hlOtl.
Medical MD waS summoned tut ~ tho time no
doctor arrived the wNrnWn WINS dead. The Cor
onrr was notitiAd. ani upon examination mo
woman was found NM hnrW been TERRIBLY beaten.
hfr holy leirr covered win bruises from hicks
mud flows The pistol hall. nsrrsd her heal
lusi behind ne l#tt fAr. n u Huppu@Fh that
while Shc VITA brinE hnAten ~ the brute no
mannr a III rpt away from MIN afd startei for
the door. when ~ shft her down. Shr was
about rinNtNtn years ~ are NfifiAn ns>
arrested Anl riart1 IN the Nunnt Vernon Iali.
A fiAnb WINS organized u hang him. nnI "a
learn nv IN this The rU-ey County OttcIals de-
frrmfnf u ~ take iirtrnnn 10 Evansville. Wheni
Il w. learned thAt Ne had hten fakcn tram
TIM Mount NcruNn IAi ~ hr sent IN. uloo
ffAfte1 iur thr def,nf after him. hut thc train
pulled 6tf iuHt before thry rUtciiri tnFrr.
Ncimnn mne reieAx n tfum fbe Jul'ef lilk
rrniteui nry about year aNn having served
ont scnt-ncs az eight schvs for -hcotins q
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