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GUIDES TO BOoK.BUYERs.
~ RASDoLPH& & ENGLISH

RANDOLPH ENGLISH
viii supply 1900. -, -,
IACATALOGI T. Uf over 9."'V '"i"i"Vs VI
yainaLle book. al from lOc " 500.
% EIf<K'S ROCKS from l0c. ~. - 80, -,
q FitANKIiN SQUARE LIBRARY 2oo Soe''
10 a. 2jc. ,,,,,,,,, ,o -. a,,sr
3 40. 1902 MAIN STREET Is Tie place 20 buy
,r fke l..st terms. eu lN-'e
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SIMMER RESORTS.

NVOI-NTAIN-TOP HOTEL, VA.
Parties wishing to spend the month OF S'p''"''
W. PLEASANT RESORT
can make special terms by addressing s,.,..,o.
''''' HENRY l.. NAsSlE. fropfle",,
oo In, Anon Depot, Va
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
Ole Atlantic States, local rains, partly
cloudy weather. slightly warmer southeast
TO southwest winds, stationary or lower
barometer.
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THE PARK MONCEAU.

The first part Of the excursion was the
view Of sights in the city, first passing and
stopping for a moment TO view the cX-
terror OF the beautiful Church Of st. Au-
gustin, with its liic-size bas-rcIicis OF
Christ and His Apostles across It's front.
From thence we drove through the Park
Monceau. which is located in the heart Of
the city, and appears to be hcmmcd in on
all sides by houses and the entrance being
through tall, gIldcd gateway, between
two houses. 1t is about the sane size rs
our Harlem Park; but from one gate TO
the Other there is a flower bed on every
available spot, tasty in design and rich in
colors. The brilliancy Of the Horticultural
display coming on us so sudden and uneX
pected was really startling, and as we
drove SLOW ly through all were wrapped IN
admiration at the artistic designs and the
perfection OF their execution. Nurses with
children and great many ladies were
seated on the benches OF strollinS around
in this artificial paradise.
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! AyY SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

GENERAL g.. ". {. LEE. PRESIDENT.
Instruction hV textbooks and printed lectures,
with cour.e- OF lectures on special subjects by
eminent iurists. Tuition and fecs. $50 for scseion
Of nine months. beginning SEPTEMBER ZlST.
For catalogue and full information address
GIIAUI.E - 4. GRANES. Professor of LAW. Lex
inrtou VA jy j-WSSa2m
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ARNETT'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
VI ELLICOTT CITY, MD.
PnISCIPAL. JAMES VI. GARNETT' NJ. \, IL ID.
RFOPFNS WEDNESDAY, SErTFMBER Is.
THOROUGH PREPARATION.
v2a-SaSWe1
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR \
W NICE COW AND CALF. said 10 De me
mixer. ON consignment ani for -llc by
''''''' TAIIAFEREO < CO..
90, oD-Dt NJ south Twelfth street.
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ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
y MONTE MARIA,
FOR ROARnERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Tic exercises of this Institution will d, resumed
ON the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
-.Nm
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REFERENCES:
limited States Senator E1,,n,e.. ,aa % o'0o u
Jshn w. Johnston, Ii.t ~. 'Wiii,ams r.
limited States Senator with IN
William Malone, ~iss1 ~ a. Payue.
Judge W. w. Cruinp' ,nor,i r,,dicy n. John
Hon. George 10. Wise, Gene Gene 81 D'"N''
Ex-l;0,ernOr CiibertV' psW.yor A. NJ, Kelley,
Walkea, W,,or JamesL. Mayor W. &. Caring
Kempcf, - =. ,,,,. f,ticf Of Police JnO. Poe
Ex-May0r III. IL. Ely
Poliee-Justlce ID. Z, llssIafssV''
an l6-eodlm
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

VIRGINIA DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Once, Nos. l and Reugers building Bank heA'
Xinth street, Richmond, Va.
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| lEntorcd at the Posi-offce At Richmond. Va. as
sccond-class matier.l
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Tor circular- aeGre5
COLONEL j.. WRIGHT, \. NJ,
y 2n-d.nlom&w2m iIlncIllai.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOnD BAZAAR. 10 \. NJ, horses, mulcs
vehicles. &c.
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JAMES NJ. TYLER.....WM. l.. GRAN0Eh'
otter their services TO Banks, Railroad ana ihsu-
rance Companies, and the public generally
.,,oor,esnondence strictly confidential
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Hrrw pI.RIICATIONs.-Poor's Rail-

NEW PUBLlCATIONS.-Poors Hall
y road Manual 5s2, 50; Camp Ia the We, Nl.e. -"
sI75. Political installations. by SPENCER tl.pO'
The stolen White Elephant. by Marx Twain
sI25: Pen Pictures of Modern Authors, by oh'p,,
ard. aIZ5; Natural Religion, by the authpf OF
Eere Unmo sl25: Treatise GA Suiphar Vui.
nine by o. r. Mauson. VI. d., 81 Anne " We ho's,
of The DAY sl.25. Ne" ana laFss iisPP"eS Vi
,,Dt WE~1S JOHNSTON n 60.
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MINERAL WATERS, &c.
TWO MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAINS.

nICUMOND MINERAL-W ATER SPA,
IL cOHSKR MNIS AND ELkN.NTii sTEEEIS'
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WANTS.

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR 4
W Lot OF GRAPES 1t vineyard few miles
from Manchester. from one 10 5000 pounds; con-
s-ting, in part, of Concord, Delaware. and Isa-
bella. j. H. FOSTER.
corner Hull and Sixth Streets Manchester.
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SOLDIER LIFE IN THE AoMY or
- NORTHERN VIRGINIA, by CARLTON Me,
CAETtfY, private second company iSn iiSn,nvnd
,ioS.itrers With uhstrations by ". l.. sHErPAnp,
nec,enan. Richmond uIovi'zcrs. Tue oooA Willie .
a large l6mo. OF 23O pages, on hAndso",s pnpun'
pnasI-nsid; 81 .SO-u,ull discount 70 NE trade'
'''' CARLrON MCCARTHY & CO,
Publishers. booksellers and Stiuoners,
tvo2 0i6 M3in street. Richmond va.
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RENn CFRTIrIC ATEs on EIlNL. r SOUTH
rg.I PiIySICIAls IN OUR PAMPHLETS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-21

PUBLIC SALES. The following public
sales are advertised in this parer:
Ws7ncs90y. Mrrch Isl Personal Prom
erty. by David Barbour
Wcd"esdny. Murch SM Personal Prop
erty, by Messrs. StoufFer 4 Brennemau
To the Spirit of jefferson
Sr:-Our young friend and townsman
l. a. O>bourn, was the recipient of a nice
present in the way of an f fat Cornet. silver
mounted. from August Pollman, importer of
Musical Merchandise So Maiden Lane. New
York Our young friend has been very sue
cessful as a teacher of Brass Bands in our
adjoining towns, and through his instruments
tsIity. effected sales for this house; hence the
present Success to our young friend.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-21

SAUNDERS Face Powder v.s.l,ne Pomade.
~ hesem.n': Gang hor Ice, sold hy
pe0' 49, 1891 GEO. T, LIGHT,
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MAINTAINING.

NJ RS o. TUT wILER i. prepared to under
~: ~ take hsutuA MAkiug and ali kinds Of Y.m.
~ oeTing' AZ Reasonable rates Residences on
samuel street, near tho B. otist Cburch
April 26, lSSI-tL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-21

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The February term of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county began
on Tuesday last. The following Grand Ju
rors were sworn in the FIRST day OF the term,
and were convened two days. viz:
Geo. w. Hall. Foreman John Burns. r.
A. Hessey. Jacob Engle. j. Will TAYLOR, S
l. Risser. L. G Watson. Andrew Aidrldge.
j. l.. Warrenfetz, A. NJ. Sponceller, Jno.
W. Rider. J e. Myers. j. U Barrenger,
Jno. Foley. Josiah Watson, VIM Exner
Judge Faulkner's charge to the Grand
Jury was full and explicit, and noted 10 de-
tail all grades of offeuses punishable under
our law. The Judge also took occasion to
make special refersace to certain statutes
which by importation have become almos,
obsolete, aud which he announced his pur-
pose to rigidly enforce. For every conviction
OF felony where the party convicted has
previously been sentenced to the penitentary
anywhere in the United States, he will under
the law, add FIVE years to his sentence; if
the party has been convicted twice previous
ly, life sentence will be put upon him
Petty larceny will be punishable with one
year in tho penltcutiary for the second con-
viction; and for the second conviction of a
violation of the liquor license law he will en-
force its provisions and add imprisonment
not exceeding six months in the county jail
in addition to the fine imposed by the jury.
The following indictments we're found by
the Grand Jury:
The State VS. Edward Nelson. for carry
ing concealed weapons George Washington
alias Perkins, petit larceny; John Smith.
larceny; Albert EIkens, petit larceny Hen
ry L.. Washington, petit larceny j. +
Hsr,grove, murder Frank Patterson; house
breaking aud larceny
Albert Eikins. colored. was tried on
Wednesday for petit larceny-fouud guilty
and sentenced to 60 days in Jail at hard la
Dor. Moore for State; Grove and Trapnell
for defence.
On Thursday Edward Nelson colored, was
tried for carrying concealed weapons. Moore
for State; Butt and Fouke for defence
Acquitted.
George Perkins, coIored. pleaded guilty to
charge of petit larceny, and was given forty
days in Jill at hard labor VI ore for State;
Lucas Bcdinger for the defence.
Further business of the Court requiring
it, the Sher # was directed to summon new
Grand Jury. returnabe on Monday, February
10th, at 10 O'Clock
john Smith. coIored. was tried On Friday
for grand larceny, and acquitted Moore for
State Wilson and Kennedy for defence
Henry L. Washington colored. was tried
on charge of petit larceny. and Acquired
Moore for State; Baylor for defence
Frank Patterson. colored. was put upon
trial the same day, charged with burglary
Moore and TrsPneIi for the State Grove &
Brown for defence. Found guilty and sen
fenced to the penitentiary for two years
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NJ Office Is he ely given that application
~ VIII hu ma|c I" the Legislature OF West
Virginia. at its prrseTt session. To amend aud
TO enact tIi" t"l!r wing SrcrluS of Chlpicr II Of
the Acts of 1872, tn-wIt: Section &. nv pvoyjd-
each ward every veal. Section 10, bv excrpt-
ing from tue list OF quail voters. at e Cor
p"iAtl9n elections. tn"se persons who have not
se'l" year, thirty DAYS before Offering to vote
ana requiring list of sail delinQmeats 10 he
prepare" by the ll"cInr of taxes and posted in
t!te May"r'e flee for four weeks preceding the
e"ci Ion subject TO he Inspected by any citizen
oil tt g town, and Il copy of said list to b. furn-
lshed the Commissioners of Election at each
voting place. Section 81 by III DIVIDING that I he
Com ell snail require OF fne Sergeant and Trpn-
surer. and shall have power Teauire of the
Mayor, Recorder. OranN other OIficrlS that NAV
lie appointed or elected TO any ,ffice or trust
under this Act, an official bond. win sceuritv
cond itioned for the faithful performance of the
duties of such "face. Tho bond of the Trea-
su'er aud Sergeant I" be also with condition 10
account for and pay over all monies coming
mt" their hands as such officers FIXING the pen-
atty of the Scr. eant's bond a. S3.OOO-nud the
bond of the Treasurer at s 9 500. 7, e penalty
"f sucH other bonds to no o g! mined and the
seenrItv on all to be approved by n recorded
vote of the Council.
d. HOWELL
.lEO. =. col .ST0N,
GUSTAV BROWN,
= WHITE,
February Il, ISS2-4t.
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Mr. John 4 johnson, an old and well,
known citizen of this county, PRESIDENT on
tho cast side of the Shenandoah river, and
formerly teacher of the public school at
Mannings School-housc.) was struck by the
engine of the up mail train of the Valley
Branch of the B 4 o r r ut the bridge
this side of the Island of Virginins. near
Harper's Ferry. on Thursday last. and in
Stsntly killed lie had as VIC undrrstanh
just stepped unnn the bridge AZ tho train
was approaching, aud must have lost his
presence of mind, or he could have gotten
OF upon a pier. or even jun Dad ,uto tho
shallow stream but short d1>tanc. haLnw
without serious damage The engineer, Il.
SON as he saw him, reversed his ehprne ami
did all in his power to avoid the accident.
and we Iearn only ran H Distance Covering
eight ties beyond Mr.. J ere the train wn>
brought to stop. The body WAS taken back
to Harper's Ferry, and inferred on FRIDAY
with Masonic honors. he being a member of
that order
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-21

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charest"wn. Jefferson
county, w. Va, february Is 1887
Mrs. Maggie S. Clendeuiny Miss Sarah
Kelley, Miss Matilda Robinson. G Cain. &
Il. Harlan, kenna 4 Chiffon. Samue! lies
lie. Henry Ma'ey. j 7. s Perry. John Z
Ruis, d Sr"weIl, Jas r. Sheppard A
Tebbett<. Lewis Wilmington, W Wilton
(Foregn) Z l. Wood
The above letters, II not called tor within
thirty days, will be sent the dead letter Of
flee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised
BENZ F. LE1SESR1NG p NJ
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DR. TOInlin sons
DENTAL OFFICE.
CoRsER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETs,
Cfn;sG'Ee$sDyyn..

Do Vou WISH PURIFv THE SYSTEM and get rid
OF bIliou'ne.s? so. Thayers Liver Pow
der' % cts. Sold by druggists.
CARD
10 All who are suffer Ne e. ors and in
u'Cfe tions OF youth earIy de
cay loss Of manhood. &c. | wi senC a recipe
mat will cure you, FREE OF ,HARIE. This
sreat tenedy wac discovered by mia ousrv in
SCUM America Send n seat resse, envelope
TO tho REV JosEPH r. isMAS St,uoa D. New
iorE CAV 6m
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BENZ. F. LE1sENR1NG. p. NJ.

A SPECIAL OFFER In order to close out
all Winter Good, | have mrr ked them down
to the lowest price for the balance of this
season, therefore a rare chance is offered to
customers in Overcoats, Heavy Clothinr.
Underwear, Heavy Boots-a large surrly
Men and Boys Rubber Boots, Snow Exciu
ders. Arctica and A a>kas G loves. &c. Call
examine and be convinced
GEO n EAGIEy
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SIOto NtMROD TRuSSELL's and geI the b..i
town
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New Stand & More Goods !

THE undersigued would notify the public that
they have in addition to their former sroek
purchased that of Mr.. J. Shirley SIN iib, bd have
removed to the stand hitherto occupied by Mr.
Smith. Corner of Main aud CharIes siree,s who're
they will constantly keep on hand full stock Of
Choice Groceries,
Sugar, Coffee. Teas: MoIssss'. Eyrups, Epiess.
&c, h'ch will be sold At the very lowest mar
gin Of profit. In oar stock will also b. found
A LINE OF GOOD SHOES, NOTIONS,
&c. with Tobsecos, Cigars, Candie., CAKES.
GROCERY Ware. Salt Fish. and In fact every
thing in the Grocery line.
81 GoOntrJ Produce taken in exehnpks for
goods, at the highest market rates
l.. H. FINNELL CO.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-18

TsMfE womeu, Mrs. Wight, Tiara
waFfsn sad Nfs Davidson, have hrsh 49,
tested IN Fltisbaffh, "a, N susplelan N
having mufheled n. =. Almpsun, whoae
bodf wss found Iflns IN 4 peel ~ blepd On
l.sIefly street, tHs iacs sad hands cut, snd
The head bsdiy hfulasi
nfssis u0fbfr aud ~, ph Cameron
wefr blewh 10 sfsms by an esplesisn NJ
pewdsr a whll&hall, \. ", NE e,het asy
cosnor, We alleged murderer ci Nc.
c.nn, whose trial vas ~, dcwn fsf NE gilh
Inst, cut ts thfost IN the eounif isll N
Ilsllstoh. n. ". on the 10Th.
!. u. O'DUSomrr. Catholic priest
II Morrow. a.. died on The IOth from The n.
ieeis u blow On tho head with hsmmef,
inflicted BY Timothy afeen. who has been
ayaaed.
fon informing against man who
bad sold them whisky, . number Of uies
90 The Ulntah Reservation cut the throat Of
an Indian policeman, and threatened scrI.
Gus disturbances.
ARTHUR lIALLEn was killed and Fred.
efick Pierce probably fatally hurt by loco.
motive on the New York Elevated Railroad
the other day.
HIRAM y. WATERS, Manager Of the
Mni"sl Union Telegraph Company's Office
on to Hoard Of Trade, ChcaRo,an mem.
Der Of the board himself, shot himself on
the 10th. In bis room on State street, oppo.
site the Palmer House. The ball could not
be found, and whether the wound Is mortal
or not tho doctors could not say. There II
q scandal back Of the tragedy. The wife Of
the would.be suicide is q pretty woman,
and foolish. The gossips said she was In
Boston, whittier she had gone In pursuit Of
young fellow whom she loved better than
her husband. She has two children. When
friends asked Waters II there was anything
he wanted he said; "Nothng, except what
Ihaye tried TO give myself"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-18
CONDENSED vELEGRAD.

HEARrxo, while In Alaska. that In
dians had taken possession Of one of the
American Fur-,radIng Company's stations
and held all employees prisoners, Com
mandsr Hsaly, Of the Corwin, went 70 their
relief, and the Indians were very hostile.
He shellsd the village and released sll the
men held A. prisoners. The village was 70
tally destroyed aud two shisfs we're made
prisoners.
A scHooL-HousE and several other
buildings near Rippsy. .Iows. were destroyed
by cyclone the other evening. Mrs. Har-
mon, wife Of . farmer. was seriously In.
jured, and her three children were bruised
and cut BY nying timber.
THOMAS REESE, foreman Of . rolling
mill 81 Louisville, ky., was fatally injured
BY Bryan McMana, q recently discharged
workman, who struck him three murdsrous
blow. on tho head with bar Of Iron.
A. O. SIXTH, Surgeon Of the Homeo-
paihie Dispensasy IN LouisvilIs, Ky.. 80
successfully mesmsrixed > nssro the other
dsy that diflicult operation was performed
without psis. although the patient was con-
scious OF sIl that was said and done.
The Upper Missouri Is full Of Ice. and
snow drifts ten or twelve feet deep are re-
ported In Minnesota ssd Dakota.
in. ssITu, Of Sherman, CAL, muir.
dered hls feurisen.year soa The other
day, cutting hi. throat. Mr.. aud Mr..
Smith have been insane for some time. and
claim that The Lord commanded the sac
riace.
A vAnrLr Of oolored persons per.
liked In . burning cabin, near Pessrsburx,
Va, The other night.
TnAu.wREoKERs have again been =
verk % shs Philadelphia = R@adIax Rail-
rosd. Heavy timbsu were placed on ths
usck near umerirt, Ps., The cher night,
for the purpose cf dssrllIsx . pass<sse1
train, bot en- extra freight happened aIou1
IN time 10 esrry The ob<ifuetiens down "a
embantmenf. No lives uers Lost. but mani
ears wers demolished.
DR. Y. LuTr, prominent surgeon q
Clewlsad. Ohio. feII from ths second
stafy 70 the sfsss nesr Of the hnss'
u<st IN ihs Blzeksiose block. Ne oshsI
dsy. . distance q thirty feet, sad sustained
,sIures which VII probably prove fatal,
Th< sievntsr desf wss efsn sHd be stepped
N. sappo-Iax the platform 10 Be there.
wonknAr IN ths Government 70
1850 fn<sssy h Lyons. Ffsaz<. wss saes
sss vlssskinx tAs faIss q sas institutions u
sehss ~. ThIs - ssf.x~d BIZ fsIievs ths
~ attempted 10 ssssss their cs~rnde y
shfsuior N masaeer Isis ~ river. fslie
u1rrlueof, - Nh Gfss1 1i0<uiiY -
n,ss1 = vsenlns M psvseel bes<s ~
| 151m 1sFlag ~ - ~ nses1I ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-18
CRIMES AND cAsuALrrHs-

@. A. KELLY, Chicago fireman, was
killed by John Flaherty, a special police.
man, during q disturbance At the polls. A
negro named Israel Croft drew revolver
upon Policeman @. A. Porter at polling
place IN Baltimore, Nd, and was shot dead
before be could use Il.
MKxrcAs officials have been informed
Of the assassination Of tho Governor and
Secretary Of the State OF Tobssoo.
THREE enthusiasts were badly injured
by the explosion Of an anvil At Byron, N.
". the other day. They were saluiing
election returns.
MARCUS GIBBs, fret mate, aud WI
liam J. Fleming. steward Of the steamer
John w. Hanna. had IN alteration, st New
Orleans, the other day. about The quality Of
tho food furnished 10 the men. II culmIn.
atsd In the drawing OF pistols, when Flem-
ing shot Gibbs through tho lsft breast, kill.
ing him almost instantly. The boat was
landed and the body delivered 10 the Orr
oner, while the slayer was taken In charge
BY the police.
A LITTLE daughter Of James Foulke,
. farmer near Huntington. Ind, set her
clothing on Gre with 4 candle the other night
and was fatally burned.
The body Of boy named Willie Earl,
with bullet In the brain, was found IN .
dose. .cofe in Detroit. Mich. on the 9th.
Six tons Of powder In tho grainise
mill al windsor. Quebec, exploded with
terrible eject the ether day. rn acres cl
ground were cssered with debris. Only ous
man, John Randall, was In the min Il ths
tine. he wss blown 10 pieces The o,he'
workmen wsrs Il dinner.
\. A. DOUBLEDAY and an unknown
man wsrs burned 70 death In New Tori
CIV o. The ssh. A spark from IN slectrls
wire caused the explosion Of quantity d
varnish.
MIR and Sam Hodge, the negroes
Who hilIed James Mcfarland IN sspsembeI
| last, near knervills. Tenn, vsrs ezeruis<
On The 18zh. n r.sfne half nile ffoa
| tke Court house two Posts were 81 sp, VII
! erous-b<am. y which ropes usfs ATTACHED
Ths nen ~sse put h : ws<oa, drivea NJ
81 ~ bssn, ~ ropsn vsre adjusted xbou
( tasIr 1zzks, lie szksh ~ fi'frn r~.Y
- bolk - suunx e. s&e1Ine 70 1eo1l
- ssusglIss vIs'sss'y. - es~s -
Fzrn1s 1Icov1uz. - - :
nur11. 1rulne1. - asls11>1 = - - y
/ = ..-E-=..... -. - $50 -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-18
the ELECTIONS.
New York Gives Cleveland
100000 Majority.
tsilef tatgies Ha-sehWsegls w itl0v1s
rsfiisun taFfiss rsaas,itsnls waller
wins IN tanasssleal aiismaefasie
taaatsssWsr ftsstsd N taess
peeled Places.

Ele lions wefe heid eu iha IN IN thirty
three states and all The Territories IN manf
~ iho states legislatures weru ohuAen whleh
slll aleet sen.nfs. but The rhlet interest cen
tets aiieai The result ,uH rVnstessmanh The
eFusent Congress, ilie fufty seventh, eanaista
of fu mnnhets, afisiaaIis divided VI fello~si
itspublleana, iiii Democrats, ~. ufeenbach
Hna Nationals, =, and nae independent. Tho
rory eighth Congress. which Will convene on
the IN Of Mareh, issl, will consist of iii memi'
bafa, as follows
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-18

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