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The Weekly Review
NEW ALBANY, JNl>., April IG, 1881
A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE.
{£ Upon going lc press we learned, by
telegram, of a dastardly outrage having
been committed at Spartausburg. S. C.
A colored woman flamed Ann Cowan
was liung by a mob for attempting to
set fire to the barn of a white planter,
tor some imaginary .offense commit
ted by the man. The community is
in great excitement over the cowardly
act.
LOCALS.
Spring is here.
Why m)t have a debating club :
Get ready for the Picnics, buys.
The river is rising. < bal is plenti
ful in the markets.
Bishop Campbell preached at Cros
by’s Chapel on Sunday evening.
Pleasant Parker and Elizabeth
Williams were married last Tuesday .
afternoon. j
Sykes, an old citizen of
Charleston, died last week at the ripe
old age of 9o years.
The stiett commissioner is doing l
good work in the way of clearing
off the dirt and mud from the gutters.
The case of provoke against a glass i
blower by < has. Thompson, was won j
by (be latter. An appeal was taken
to the circuit court.
The prominent Republicans met in
council at the A. O. U. W. Hall. A.
delegate convention was called for to- j
mght at (h-e court house.
Don't forget that you can buy the
latest styles of spring hats for misses
and childrens for 2a, 50 and 7-> cents, at
Madame If Cerf’s, Market street near
bank.
A correspondent and subscriber
says: ‘The Rkyiew is just the paper!
we need, and 1 hope you will be sue- i
cessful in your enterprise. Long live
the Review.’’
The number of lights in our city
for the week was four and the mini*
ot female combatants three. What
is the matter with the “Girls ’V j
Are they on the war path'/
From this day on I will open a large
tine of misses and childrens trimmed
hats for spring from 25 cents to $1.50-;
Madame D. Oerf, Market street near
Bank.
The meetings, at the Fourth Street
Baptist Church, arc still in progress, j
Last Sunday morning Rev. J. Riley |
baptized six converts, who were re-•
eeived into the church.
John. Knox thereformer lives in the '
hearts of Presbyterians, Rev J. J.
Riley of Knox Presbyterian Church has
been cured of Catarrh by Dr. Karsner s
Catarrh Remedy. Ask your druggist
for it cures every case.
In order that our readers will not
be laboring under a mistake in re
gards to Mr. and Mrs. Fisher's bridal
lour to Nashville, Tcnn., we will
say that the statement was caused by
an oversight ot the groom. He noti
fied us to publish it. and, certainly,
should be held responsible for the
error.
On last Saturday night, Rev. R.
Bassett was agreeably surprised by
the members of his congregation. 1
During the night, while the Elder was
peacefully leposing m the arms of
Morpheus, his doors were forced
open by his friends. Who brought
with them a variety of presents and
laid them on the table. The Elder
thanked them and remarked ii they
bad given him due notice, he would
have extended a* more cordial' wcl-
I come.
You may talk about your success in
proposin'; the bridge anct .Air-line rail
road, but don’t forget to tell your aunts,
uncles and cousins about the elegant
line of spring milinery just received by
Madame D. Cerf from New York, and
now being opened at hor store on Upper
Market near bank. Her lineof bonnets,
hats, flowers, ribbons, &£., cannot be
excelled anywhere, and her motto to
lead, never follow in style or low prices,
ranks her among the enterprises of our
future prosperity. Please take notice of
my sign •
On next Wednesday evening a
Dumb Social will tic, given at the
residence ot W. 11. West, on Lower
Fourth Street, for the benefit of Jones
( Impel A. M. E. /ion Church. No
doubt it will be an enjoyable affair,
as the rules, which must be enforced,
or pay a line of ten cents, will cause
great merriment. The first who
speaks must pay a fine of ten cents.
Refreshments will he on hand. A
hearty invitation is extended to all
Those who wish to enjoy a pleas
ant evening should not fail to attend#
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Mr. Win. Sterrett from Cincinnati,
arrived in the city on Thursday and
paid as a visit.
Uncle Billy .Johnson is on the sick
list but is improving.
Miss Lettie Buss of Evansville, paid
our city a flying visit this week.
Geo. Miles of Louisville, was over
visiting. Miss Emma Finly, Sunday.
Ed. Moore and Geo. Burks ot
Louisville, was visiting our city last
Sunday. They had better stay off of
Vincennes Street.
Mrs. Yantis of Jeffersonville, was
in the city visiting friends.
William Sierrett is home from Cin
cinnati.
Mr. Geo. Pat ham was called to
Jeffersonville to assist his lather who
is sick.
Rev. W. 11. Mcßidley officiated at
Zion Church Sunday mght.
Mr. Win. Rankin paid us a visit.
Rev. Mrs. J. M. Washington < I
Louisville, paid our city" a flying visa
ill is week.
Mr, das. Lucas an old citizen, is very
1 low at the residence of his daughter,
| Mrs. Welch, on the State street pike.
Mrs. Amy Crutcher is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Mary Sykes is confined to
i her bed with sickness.
Mrs. Dora Carpenter is on the
i mend.
.
AMONG THE LODGES.
Evergreen Household did not
meet on account of bad weather.
| Cal. Richardson, of Edmond Lodge,
is at home sick.
Pay your dues brothers.
Bring in all those delinquent mem
bers. they are needed.
Turn out brothers to your bxlgfs..
or they will go under.
Edmond's Lodge meets next Tues
day night come out brothers and see
the Secretary.
St. Paul Lodge met last Wednesday
i night in regular communication.
The Lodges are getting ready foi
the anniversary.
Jas. Lucas of St. Paul Lodge is
able to be out agin.
DON'T FORGET TO LOOK AT THE
SIGN.
j Reshaping and Bleaching hats only '.)■>
| cents at Madame D. Cerf’s No 57 Mar
ket street near Rank.
JEFFERSONVILLE ITEMS.
Miss 'Finnic Miller is on the sick
j list.
Mr. James Wells, of Indianapolis.
! was in the city Sunday visiting friends.
Mr. Albert Beck’s condition has
i not changed any.
The series of meetings at Illinois
j avenue Baptist Church is still in
! progress.
1 Mr. N. W. Johnson, foreman oft lie
. brass foundry, will leave for Colorado
on tlie 17th of May.
j Miss A. B. Robinson, formerly ol
j
this city, now of Kockport, writes
I that she will return here in about ten
weeks.
Why where those four young ladies
visiting the Urofessor, on Ninth street,
Sunday.■ Something s up.
Missjwiria H. Barks will preside
: over at the festival in May.
! The little son of Mr. Trueheart
1 met with a painful accident on Monday
last. While playing with a knife lie
! stuck the blade in his eye.
i Mis. Julia Bibbs is quite ill at her
1 home, on ()hio avenue.
We are sorry to say that we have a
man in our town that whips bus wile.
'Fhe lecture of Rrof. Brown was
very interesting. A large number
were present.
ALTON, ILLS. ITEMS
Last Sunday Elder Becldey held his
second quarterly meeting. Campbell
Chapel was crowded in the afternoon _
The Elder- delivered an able sermon
on baptism of children.
The Masonic Hall, belonging to the
Colored Masons of Upper Alton, was de
stroyed by lire some weeks ago. The
building caught from a defective Hue.
The insurance will no doubt cover all
looses.
One more has been called to the spirit
world from Alton, Miss A. Ellsworth,
grand-daughter of Mrs. Clark. Miss
Ellsworth was one of the finest young
ladies of Alton, and her loss will be sadly
felt by all who knew her. She was stri
ving hard for an education, and this year
she would have completed her course of
studies, and graduated in J une. Elders
Beckley andDppugh attended the funer- j
al services.
1881. FOR COUNCILMAN, 1881.
First Ward.
i. T. WRIGHT.
Uailrbad Time Tattle.
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a cal 1. \
Dr. E. S, Porter,
Office on Otli. St., between Madison
and Walnut.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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' CHURCH DIR KCTO RV.
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; UOl R I'll Street Ikiptbt Church. R Basset, pas
; tor, residence Upper Eleventh street, between
Sycamore and Poplar. Services e\.-ry Sabbath,
| preaebinj; at iO:?oa. m.: Sunday School at a p.m.,
i preaching at '■'< p. m. and ybto p. m.
i J>i.Ml! I. A. M. E. Church, corner of Lower
j Second and I.l*o, H. H. Thompson pastor. ]
Services every Sabbath at 10:30 a. it.., and at 7: 3 0
p. tu : Sabbath-school at a p, in.; prayer every j
l’hursdiij night.
\ M. K. /lON Church, corner Spring and
-*• Washington avenue. Services every Sunday
at iip. in . '■> p. in. and 7 p. in.; Sabbath-school at y
a. m. and ‘J p. m. J. F. Page, pastor.
SOCIETIES ,
yt\ frc.kffn Househeld Ruth No. 94, meets at
tiieir hall 0.1 State street, Lambs' Block, second
1 uesdat in each month. C>. H. Parham, WPS;
\ ictotaa l’.trhant. Recorder
Cl P».1. 1 1 odge No. 1,340, I' OOF, meets on
the second and fourth Wednesday nights in
each month, in the hall corner. Lower Fourth arid
Main treer H. K. West, NO; Steve Miller, PS.
L'u.m Cs i>s Lodge No. G U o*o F, meets on
the first aud third Tuesday nights, in each
month at their hall Lambs’ block, State near Oak.
.James Carter, N. G ; George H. Parham, P. S.
MS- MARY I SUM.
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twenty dollars 10,000
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< >ne fine piano 500
One handsome silver tea set 100
P our bundled boxes old bourbon
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I'eii basket champagne. $55 ;;5o
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ten dollars 5.000
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thirty dollars 12,000
T wo hundred boxes Robertson
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FROM
YEA RS OF C A REFER EX A M NA
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