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Building Permits

G. Guerguin, rock stable, 44xI7, west side
South Flores street.
Jackson Praylor, lumber dwelling, south
side I-ombranO street.
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street Car Notice.

Double cars will be run tomorrow from The
turn-table on Houston street to the Sunset de-
pot 20 accommodate excurSiOnists.
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THE EVENING LIGHT.
SATURDAY., April 20, 1882
meteorological.

Daily Bulletn-Signal Service U. 5. Army;
division of kilograms and reports tor the
benefit of commerce and agriculture
Observations recorded at 5:34A. NJ. April 20
''rhe following observations are taken at
the same moment of time at all the stations
named"
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commissioner Ochse Assaulted.

Yesterday evening Nj. Kobt. Syming'on
superintendent of the county poor house,
while under the influence Of liquor assaulted
county commissioner Ochse. The assault
took place in front of the court house. Sy-
mington was arrested by the sheriff.
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New crop Of potatoes, choice Magnolia
hons, and a choice selection Of fine teas. Just
received al Sauer & Smiths. 4-24-6t
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-Wanted-two or three large rooms in the
I'd or sd story of building centrally located.
Address "BaCh," this Office.
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One of the largest stocks of hats to select
from at A. Pancoast & Son. 4I9
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The nneretta of Red Riding Hood hx III.

The Operetta OF Red Kldlng Hood By the
children of St. Mary church will be given in
Turner hall, and Red Riding Hood will be
impersonated by Miss Ella Elliott, the Mother
nv Miss Helen Bennett, the Fairy Queen by
Miss Nellie Merritt, and the Wolf by Fred
Queen.
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Have you seen Pancoast & Sons stock Of
clothing? Nothing better in the market.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-29

If you want groceries new and fresh gel
them OF Sauer & Smith. 4-24-Ot
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Dean Richardson has returned home and
will preach at St. Marks church tomorrow
Rev. /. A. Kerr has returned home, and
will hold the usual services at Trinity M. +.
church at II a. m. and ! P. m. tomorrow.
Madison Square Presbyterian church, Rev.
W. Howell Buchanan, pastor. Preaching at
the chapel tomorrow, on Camden street,
fronting on Madison Square, at II O'Clock a.
m. and at s o'clock p. m. Sabbath school at
4 in the afternoon. A cordial invitation is eN-
tended to all.
Regular services at Soedad street Metho-
dist church tomorrow, W. J. Young, pastor
Sunday school at 91z a. m. Preaching at II
a. m. and p. m. Morning subject: "lhe
worlds case hopeless unless Christianity be
true." Evening subject: The ignorance Of
inhdelity." Public invited. Seats free.
St. Luke's Chapel, (Episcopal) Sunday
School at 9 a. m. No service tomorrow morrow;
Bishop Elliott expected to visit the Chapel
and preach tomorrow me rning, but he has
been unavodably detained al Brownsville and
cannot reach the city in time.
st. Johns chapel (EpiscopaD Sunday
school at :, p. m. No service tomorrow.
Bishop Elliott is expected to visit this chapel
and preach Sunday afternoon, but he has
been unavodably detained at Brownsville and
cannot reach the city in time.
Services will be held at the Macedonia Bap-
fist church, corner of Live Oak ard Star
streets, Tomorrow, Sabbath school al 9 a. m,
preaching at :, p. m. and p. M; subject:
''Who's on the Lords Side" Rev. +. NJ.
Wright, pastor. Rev. II. w. Brooks will
assist in the services.
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Strawberries have arrived at Aiken's,
Soledad street. I9-tf
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WANTED-Two or three girls, good sewers,
to learn dress making. Apply Mrs. Sanford,
Zavalla street, North side Santa Rosa hospi-
tal. 29-2t
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Blue Flannel suits for ten dollars-color
guaranteed, at Pancoast & Son. 4-Io
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We are prepared to receive Wool Oh Consignment
making Liberal Advancements on the same.
CHABOT, MOSS K CO,
4-II-tf SAN ANTONIO, TFxAs.
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Fresh Strawberrie

Every day at IIarnisch & Baer's, on Com,
merCe street. 4-II-6
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The regular meeting of the San Antonio
Typographical Union No. I72, takes place at
2: 90 p. m, sharp, at Strives hall. All mem
bers are requested to be present by order Of
the president. J. MARoLD,
Secretary.
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Free Rail Road Fare to Chicago

For one man, in charge Of stock. Apply to
1t CHABOT, Moss q Co.
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" aIIteti

A good man or woman to do general house
work and help cook. Apply at No. l, Austin
street. 4-27-n
Hop at Turner hall Saturday night April
90, for members and their guests only. St
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Pound Notice.

Pound Notice.
Taken up, and in City Pound on corner OF
North and Water streets. on the 24th day OF
April, 1882:
One (1) bay horse, brand P on the left hip.
One (I) brindel COW, branded U
One ~ pale red COW, branded U
One (I) blue beef, branded II l. or II s.
One speckled COW, branded II or II s.
One (D brown spotted COW, branded with
an arrow head.
One (D black COW, branded E W.
One ~ red speCkled COW, branded \
which will, if not redeemed before sale, be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash at said pound, at the hour of II
o'clock, a. M, on the 5rd day of May, 1882.
N. B.-Bds less than the amount fixed by
ordinance will not be received for any animal
put up at auction. PHIL. SHARDEIN,
Marshal.
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LOCALITY. | BAR. Their WIND. KAHN " EAl hhN
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Ho! For Medina Park /!

The first excursion and picnic to Medina
Park is announced for Sunday, April goth
Trains will leave at s: a. m, and , p. M,
sharp. Round trip tickets 50 cents. 29-2t
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EXPLANATION.-FOr every Dollars worth
of goods purchased from us we will present
you one ticket which will cntitle you to one
chance in the above prizes.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

CHABOT, MOSS < CO,
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Religious,

Dean Richardson has returned home and
will preach at St. Marks church tomorrow.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-07
Tragedy and Comedy.

Ehc distinction is very simple. IN
a tragedy the plot turns on murder;
in a comedy il turns on a marriage.
The question in n comedy is whether
tho marriage will take place or-nof,
and in a tragedy whe her the murder
WILDE accomplished or not. There will
be a marriage, there will be u murder;
this will be the first act. There will
be a marriage or no murder; this is
tho second act. Anew Incident hap.
pens, new manner Of killing ol
marriage; that is the third act. An
obstacle arises which prevents the
killing ormarrying; that is the fourth
act. This mast finish, and so in the
fifth act tho marriage or murder is ar
ranged or accomplished, because
everything must have an end.
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An Angels Visit.

~ IL ~ = I ~
|. Ono evening not long ago, n little
girl Of nine,or ton years OF age, cl !.
Tered a place in whirl,js II bukerN.
grocery aud saloon in one, apd asked
Tor Eve cents. worth OLies "llow
is your mothcr?" asked the, boy who
caSne forward to wait Oh her. saw
ful sick, aud ain had anything To cat
oil day." Tho boy was just then
called to wait upon some men WIN
entered tho saloon, anil the girl Sst
down. aud in five ninutrs she WIS
Sotllipg and in seven minutes Slc
was Bound asleep lcaIiiig her hca
.atsanish a barrel, whilr she held Il o
Moor old nickel ina light giip he
Tween hcr thumb a,id iipger. Onc
of the men saw her aathe came IroH,
the bar, aud. aficr asking who she
was, said eSay, you ,frunksrds, seo
here. llcrc we've been ,:pourin.
down whisky whea this poor child
and her mother wants b,ea,l. Here's
a two.doIIlr bili lAht says rye4ot
some ItelNiH jett.i "And,l can add u
dnlla,sp, obscrse sed another. "And |
wfl hivc another.
They made up n purse of,ul even
rs, and the spokesman carefully nih
the bill Between two OF ihe~laepera
fingers drew tho nickel a&ay,hnd
whispered to his eomsades: '.Dnst
look there, the girl ,lircaining! 5"
she.was ~ big tear'iiIa,l rolled out
from hey. closed cyeiisl, but her Inc,
was covescd with a smi'c. The men
| tip toeIlout, sud tho elerk went Urer
aud touched the sleeping chiik tShn
awokc With a laugh, ,fiiinl cried out:
What a bcau,i ul .dfransl Ma wasn't
sick my more, AMI We had l.ts {"
eat aud " car, and NY hand burns, ,et
where an angel iapcbed ii.' Wheh
she liscovcle,l lthas her nickel had
BEEN replaul'a ,byis'biIl. a dollar Of
\ whirh loaded her down with all she
| could carry. she innocen'ly said;
"Well, how, but ma ,@on'tbc'icsH
that you sent up to heaven and get
M angrl,to come doMn md clerk IN
your grocery.
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-sI4-- s.--a-. -H4-ss-H
For TIE sSs;h Ksa.uckian.

Dicl. In Lafayette, kv., on. Thursday
morniug, Feb. 18th 1882 in the 33rl
year o' her age. Mrs. Mary Ellen La
cy. daughter ui G.. lI and ). j. Hall.
She was united in marriage. by the
writer Dec. l7,h 1918, To Mr.. q. i,
l.scy, her nov beietved husband. at
which tiihe she gave PROMISE uI lung
aud useful lie. She pro'essed religion
about ten years ago AMI ioined the Old
Schopl Presbyterian church, in which
she lived a consistent member. She
was awomau Of Iiue intelligence, being
well vcrsed in theology, aud literature
generally. She Shove however,
brighlclt as h cl,ristain. AMI her pure
aud scSotel kle will be AZ good seed
sowh that Will hiring i6fth frdit till the
aud OF time. Her sickness was ol
short duration, but when death cams
she was ready; She requested her
n,oihrr to take her twn little babies,
the Youngest being only five days old.
aud do tle best she could FIR them
She sail to her devoted. and almost
heart brr,keu huShau'l. "s'ay by me,
ivr the lime will souu he at band when
! we win have To separate, lor 4 will
sooh tt'sn ungel in Heaven. Shortly
after this she Nail To her sister Lizzie
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A SAD FAREWELL.
TO MISS a. N. my !. $.

TO MISS A. N. B.-By }. $.
For tho world
Ohhow f6ndly have loved thee
Tongue nor pen ran c'cr iiscribc,
For to,ou my heart was given,
You were my ouly Joy and pride,
Onco you srcmcd to me so lovely,
An'l SO faithful, Kind and trus,
That myAcsN No pleasure.
only what was shared with you.
leave il,ce In thy happiness,
Asane too dear to love;
As thc one III think OF but'to bloss,
While wrrtc,icl lly nyr;
hut when Of sorrows cup drsifc,
All bitter tlougiit II b.,
How w,et twin he Tor me to think,
1t holds one ,lrop for thee.
When with merry crowds you mingle,
And all cares forgottsn be;
'rg,ull bs jpy 10 each u mpmcnt.
You would keep Que tlids,sht fbr lhe,
have loved. alas tno fon,lly.
Aud my sorrows none can tell;
have lpve,l aud lost forever,
Audnuw fr-vcI fare thee well.
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wooDMAN, SPARE II NOT.

wooiman. fell that tree.
spars no. ain 4 b,ugli;.
In youth II grruped mo
AMI I'll get even now.
Twas my stern fathers HAND
That mailc'it feel sohdr.
And 'hoilgi YOU think It grand,
~ wpodman, sparcft not,
y The old, familiar ifte,
Whose branches wtsc MT iowh
AMI spread all over MT,
woodman. hcw II ,lown!
rSy oh thy vigorous stroke.
Cutafit itscnrth- -hmund tics;
oh. slash that horney on
That filed my so,n%itgtyhs.
When ]. an lille boy,'
Hockey oftrn played,
inAli my gushing joy
With TOMS two sisters strhye,E
Mym Tier caught me here,
Ny father pressed his han'i-
Forgive this f,olisll tear,
But 'iontt let that oak tree stand.
Ny back would ache ani sting,
Mydcar old woo,hnan FRIGHT,
Aud here the blows ,i'l ring
As I am forced to bcnh.
Down with It. wohdaian, brave,
Leave not a single )6t.
While my old wouiiIs lave
inflicted IN hissnt
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A boy walked into an Office yes
,erlay ,Mnhl pocket book in hi'
hand, afd hiqnNNi if Mr.. Blank was
in, d What's my namS" replied onn
OF ihe genilclnen. "Well. here's 4
walleawith yournaine in NJ Me-
| lost itihif morning. lie rereitp't
il, an,l the lipy started down, bht was
halted by l,he call. "Say boy,what's
your name2" "Oh, that's all right"
replied the, boy, as he backed down.
rraint worth you saying I'm ho,,-
est boy and, oflrrMg nm ten cents iQr
NV trouble, for there was only iif'y
cents i'll the wallet aid ma used that
To huy somc soaB mud a new clothes
line. Pine IildifCouuncrrirh
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Experience the best Guide

Tho reason why women every
where use PAtker's, Ginger Tonic is,
because they have learned BY exper.
iencc--lhe best guide--llat this ex.
eellcnt medicine overcomes depond'
ency, periodical headache, indiges.
ijon, pain In the back and kidneys
aud other trouble OF the sex.-Homt
journal.
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The drlsgiSl who lssiitales now'is
los. for tho winter. lie should sl,nf
together sonc sweet oil aud liduo,ico
and bring ou, his cough cure ~ ouc,..
DR.. IInll's Syrup does i!dt pay him
enough profit. yest.~ '"
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Faded Colors Restored.

Fnd.d or gray hair gradually re-
covers It's youthful color and lnsIre
by the use'of Parker's Hair Balsam.
Nh elegant dressing, admired for lis
pu,1ty And rich perfume.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Barslsr--S,atth Main Street, Rev.
I. q. Keen, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning aul evening. san
day school every Sabbath morning.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday night.
Business meeting irst Wednesday
uiglt ia each month.
CnalsrrAx--N Nashville Street, Kld.
Wiliism Powell. pastor. Services
every sabbath iuornin. aud evening.
Sunday school every SUNDAY morn
ing Prayer aeetiss every WSastes.
,layeveui''g,
NJ. Il. SorrH- Nashville street.
Rev. y 4. Brewer pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning aud &.ening.
sunday. .sclmdedery Sunday n,arning.
Praysr meeting every Wednesday
evening. sa
RAsr ,pnEssyrrnIAN--R Rnssellville
Street. Rev. Coulter, pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning. sun
LAY school cvcrv Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
ey'e.ling.
SOUTHERN psssuYrEnIAS--Na
vile Street. lS6S, y. q. Tate, pastor
Services lst and Srd Sabbath morn
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SECRET socaETI&.

aloAyAx Cauxcu.. gliosEs FRirSpsi
Als Is ,Secund and Fourth Monday
s,i!sht'sin escl. MoliA at K.of 7
Hall A. 4. kodgcis. &C, B. Nj,
> ssIarr.oa. Setretary
I a tMasosic I.bbtr-aIccts sstAIonday
4 evening in each ihsnll,, AZ Masonic
q, Hall. lbs McCarisN w. NJ. A. IL.
Vhrk, Secretary.
livsnaasEx l.ohdn, No. 3S kManrs
on sPyrmAs-Mcets qt K. ofP. Hall.
4 2nl aud hh Thursday evenings in
each month 8. O. Chasta;u, q. c.,
y. w Gross, X. Of Z. & ~.
Endowment rank, sfi, Monday eve
ming IN each mouth. 7. A G. My
rick. Press j. 5. Forey, SecAnd Treas
Oop FElloMs Third story, Hop
kinsvillc Bank building, meets every
Friday evening, Encampmrnt meets
every LIST, aud SrJ Thursday even
fngs.
a. o. U. W.--Mrcts at K. ofP
Hall .cvery 2 aud ith TUESDAY even
y tngs. II. f.McCsiayy INV.
X. Of II. Lonah - Meets at X. oil P
Hall LIST aud 3ri Tuesday nights o
81 each mouths w r. Randall. Il. II
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'zzz-u-.-n.zzz.a.n.zzszz.s z.ssz.zsz.ssuz..1~=s
through the saloon. Saw some dar-
Rles IN the street when ! went out
and met Henry. We went back wa,
; to cornerbf Weber and Short streets
Henry left me, aud Frank Bell and !
went around to our door pursued h,
several darkies, one Of whom said
i shoot them before they get around
I The corner. , q
| Cross examination First saw
Hall frying 10 set Pool to go home
There were two pulling him out.
was not very near them. Saw Frank
l afterwards with pistol, hut, not nj
that time Meyer saw Jno Bell witlt
pistol. When I went into saloon sawi
bradshaw come IN aud another party:
behind hInn bradshaw said he
wanted di'iuk but took none lienr,
took drink. In about five minute,
The Bells went onr.u talked To
Henry about two mIndies and then
went into the eatiny room where
4 there were number of persons. Was
i in the restaurant door when shot
fired. I
W. n. HADFoRD. +
Have known Jno, ,fep since he
was little hoy. His character j.
/; gooi. lie is known as peaceable.e
quiet boy.
JAS. Y. Y.cABAxrss.
Was at Jones' rdiner after POOLS
] hody was removed. Heard yno.
IsradsIuv say if bis pistol 1ka not
snapped he would hayc KILLED iheit
d-d sill of n l,---lf, or rascal;
Heard Charles t;recn (who was pretty
drunk SAY -hring on Your nolicc ]
am ready to shoot till morning AZ
Cross examination Don't know
! whdih Brawshaw was talking about.
80. BUCKNEK.
Have known ,Juo. BELL eyer since
llis infancy. Used TO 1.-Two in his
neighborhood. Character good. lie
is quiet and peaceable.
DENNIS bAHbEE'
I Was IN Hairs saI,o, n;uht of tilr.
M .IIcurv Frank a,d .lno Dcl,
and got upper there. Went 10 the
show with them. Came ont at ten
o'cfok. We With Gin Winfree went
weui m ,I.ll,s IN louk Tor him. In
ahnnt 6ve minutes he c,,he I'm with
pnol soviny ..,L;s ocyro Kns To,nr nj
,or rsoSe,.r Wa scnara,e1 ihc,h and
II.,,,an,l / mn pool nm, aud tolJ him
IN no home ,hen won, iu,o ihc
roo,a,ront si.;l fvo or ton n,.nu,es
.nd ,.,,,n.I 10 tha snthah ,sNJ. found
iienry ,hcrs lno, Bsll had no mis-.
,n'. lexpec,eu 10 20 nome WIN 'nc
were and lie said tkuy. Ind gone home.
Ii was Ten minutes or II more from time
=, -. came III '''I rno' i,ren.'' wen'
I;Niaii,s Saw neither of the Ioys any
more that night. excent when Il B.
rn.hcd In after the firin. and asked ,llp::
orthry would kill john. When l
got to Pools body only four persons
were there | saw II ana went on.
Cross cxaminaiion :--i hal been
drinking. Was three or fopg steps
! from door when Il. =, and Pool caiac
| in. The room was small but conius-
ION might have prevented my hearing
all thai was said. Neither j. nor +.
Bell followed Pool to the door. Pool
pulled back. After he was put oit
went into the restaurant. Saw
Hiram Phelns aud several others
there. | staid there from three 70
five minutes apd returned 10 tho sa-
loon end found Will Henry.
4
| DIX 'No' f. eLA"pf' -
| Have known Jno. poll all his life.
Don't think | ever knew n better boy.
p"' FILE" ehA"Di'
1.-Two in Jno. Bells ne!gl,borhood.
| always rcgartled tim iAa n model
young man Aid that is his character.
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why will yau oauyh when Shilol,s
Chro wilfuiyeimmcdiaic rrliei Pricn
10 cents, 80 c"'its, 81. Fvr sale bY
Gisl & Garner.
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CAraoulc--Nahhvsiie Street, Rev.
Father Hayes, Priest. Services
every Sabbath moSAsng at 10 o'clock.
POST OFFICE.
virgiais Street, Mrs. S. II. Dur
bridge, p. NJ. Office hours from z
Ia. 4. to CIR. Nj. and the office is also
open fora short time after the arrival
Of the evening mails, at Or. NJ. Sun
days open from to 2f. N.
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Remember eyShing pool was
killed.. Was gdlng home from my
store. Was coming iipo west side
Of Main st. Saw crowd Of folks In
front OF Halls making Il good deal Of
noise. Heard Br4dshaw's voice
cursing very loudly. passed on
after siuss had s,Imewhat qnieied.
Al uoppcr's heard. shot aud turned
back toJoncs' c9riler. Saw n man
rHhainy with another following.
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Bethel Female 0eolleg,
liopKINsyILLE. Ky.

x liVfhlNoY1LLE, M.
The Fall scssicn orIssi viii open on Mon
tiay, Seth of'Auanst. With flNftnscd firiliticI
fnr the education ofyoupE lhdics. Ternshs
heretofore. FntiWcrmat'tn apply to or ad.
dress the President.
louufssi. 2s,iy
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sovcLupED FROM LAST WEEK. |
BELL-PO0L.

The Particulars Of the sriA Of Jns
P. Bell. charged with the
Murder Of Alex Pool, col.
Feb. 10, 1851 in Hop
kinsville, Ky.
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BRYAN norrER.

Heard pistol fire. Was at Halls
saloon with, Pike. aid VIII. Henry.
Had keafd Ro.ip aud ryept IN to sec
whist II was. Hall, lleMry, Pool and
the Bells were there. Pool was put
out. A negro pushed open the door
and said he wanted a drink, but did
not take i when i Was offered, but
stood lookia2 atihe Bell bows. An
other ,han was with. bin. The Bell
boys went ont together. When Pool
was put out Jno. Bell went around
into tho restaurant. ! tried to get
Frank TO go home. Was stsnding
at iyoi, MS bdys passed. out. Neither
Of them said anything. After the
shooting went outside. Henry had
frank bell .coming across Bridge vi.
ldrlied aud &cht back with thcui
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-07
onAs. X. MEAonAM.

MY priniing Office is on Bridge st,
aud NAB y year ago. | was IN my
ooMmRe Night Alex Pool was Killed.
My ONCE FONTS on Bridge 81. 1t Is
up stairs opposite Halls saloon.
Gonliot's ealoon was a year ngo and
ia still under my Office. About ii
o'clock heard disturbance, loud talk.
Ing etc. in lIall's Balloon. Heard
Hall cay "get out aud 20 iomc," ]
got up aud went 10 ,ilie window.
Saw. some parties come out 0f the
,snloon door. Eight or ten men were
|inr tlic,street'in front OF The saloon
The men who came out OF, Hall,
turbfd towards Main street and wers
ucaet uy the parties in the street, ciis