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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
DIED.

Suddenly. of congestive chill. st Locust
Farm. Westmorelsld county. Va. on Monday
Sept 21:t. 1850, LILLE SHOOT, in the ninth
year of her aga, daughter Of George L. and An
nie r. Smoot.
How forcibly was illustrated in the case of this
dear Child tho truth that in the midst Of life VIC
arc in death" Two days before this sad event
she had attended the funeral OF little friend
who had been stricken down with congestive
chill. On hor return she had slight chill. Ii
did not return the next day, and nothing more
was tho 2ht Off Early Monday morning she
cisn was summoned. bnt ere te hid been at her
bedside lvonty minuter, and before her psrents
had realized her real CDR dition, the silver cord
Was looscd, the golden bowl broken and her
spir. had returned unto God who gave it. Who
can fully Spprt ate the masion Of children Il L.
Til We ere called upon to mourn their losa he
bleesing il apparent IS it takes its flight. We
Il on realize that they were sent to brighten our
homes With their innccant mirth, to soften our
hes1ts with tho !o7o Wa cannot suppress nor
withhold. BY their death God weans us from
the world and biis Us TO set our affection upon
things above and not upon things upon the
csrtE. Such was the mission Of THE dear child.
Though loved by all who knew her because of
her sweet disposition, mono but her borrowing
parents can tell what Joy and comfort she was,
and what void has been created BY her depar.
tnra Whist friends offer their hearty symps-
.hies they feel their inability 10 comfort the De-.
raaved psreats and can only look 10 God 10 Gus
tsn nId c)Eaolo tG em"fn THIS sore trial.
How snort ths race Our friend hss1unl
Gu. down in all her bloom:
The course but yesterday begun
Now fnish'd in the tomb.
Thou Joyous youth, hence esrn how soon
Thy years may end their aght;
Long. long before lifes brilliant noon
May come deaths gloomy night.
70 serve thy God no longer wait;
To.dsyhis voics regard.
Tc-morrcw mercy 8 open gate
Missy be forever baird.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

The present exigeDces Of the republican
party are SO urgent that even Reverend Henry
Ward Bet cher, convicted as he is in the minds
Of all unpre JUDGED people Of adultery aud per-
jury, has yielded to the ilAuerc,s that have
baen brought to bear upon him to enter The
c,uvsss 10 behalf Of Mr.. Garfield. though be
thsreby Iegilimately sut jects himself to all the
shame inc dsnt to Q revival of bis late scandal,
deliberately dtsgs the holy profession be dis
grsoes through the slums of politics, and affords
the sooffsrs ct religion some of their most etfec
tive ammunition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tie Romo Dirtto considers another Eu.
rcpcnn wsr possible O! no distant Tina.
Reports have been received from Mandalay
Ina! The queen mother and her daughter have
been aecu:ci OF Intriguing with court officials,
and hat thirty arrests have been nado. 1t is
rumo1cd that executions yi!hin the palace have
rtcommenced
Li1d mnelirgs wero held Yesterday at Xii.
rud atl Now Ross, Ireland. Ten thousand
PERSONS were present ct the former meeting.
Mr.. PsruelI attended the New Ross meeting,
at which 20. GOO persons were present. lie de.
nouoced the Liberal government Tor following
in tho footsteps of its predecessors, and said
that rolhing but the abolition OF landlordsm
would lead to satisfactory settlement Of the
land laa;nD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
The Richmond correspondent of the Peters.

The Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg Index says:
I'M. John 8. Wise is quoted as having stated
in a speech made at Bowling Green, Caroline,
county, that he had seen an autograph lettsr
written by Garfield in which he said that he was
not 8 candidate in Virginia. A prominent re-.
sdjuster stated 10 me this morning that III r
Wise made similar statement st TteGilisn'
depot Louss county, few days ago, and re-
pested tie substance Of the same in private
conversation with some gentlemen at The depot.
This latter, NJ. Wise said, he had seen three
hours before he ltf. Richmond for Louils. 1t
was probably written to republican rssdjustef
in this vicinage.'
Now VIA. Goes this mean? Tbs Mahonites
emphatically depy that they have ever bad
any interviews or conferences with republican
leaders for tho purpose Of eflecting compro'
misc with them. Has the oompromis, been
eff, cted without any c,ufsrOuca2 If So nc
wonder tho oomprcmls, tho democrats recently
tried to fftcs With them failed for, il they had
already settled upon terms with the republicans,
of course they could make mona with The demo-
Gratis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
Alexandria, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

and virtues Of bis fallen coniaies. lie then
quoted o. Ilara's lines, written many years ago,
and having reference to thos' killed 10 ms
Mexican war. which is given in full to SHOW the
amount Of rebellion they contain:
lyon marble minstrcls voicefal stone
In desthless song shall tell,
When many vanished yesr hsth howh
The story how go fell. ,,
Nor wreck. nor change, nor winters blight
Nor Times remorseess doom,
Shall dim one ray of holy light
That gilds your glorious tomb"
The speaker then passed at orc, 10 pc
lilicL sulj;cs. making 20 other au'
sion to the Confederate s>ldior or to the war.
If the test Of loyalty to tho Union exac's that
the living soldier should dsuourc, as q traitor
tho mao who fell at bis side, then tho South
will b, solid 10 its dislcys'ty. The manhood OF
tho Ncrih, however. whether republican or
democratic, demsoGs 20 such test. 1t respects
ths ScutL crner wto honors the memory OF b..
dead, and 50 tssliGes to it 10 many cases BY
assisting him With loving hands to deck the
grave With garland Of h,wcrs For such, the
"ensauguinod garment" has DO terroIs. The
New York Tribune ffighteps only that class oil
it's readers who were invisible 10 war, and who,
after Hancock e!;c ion. will never again be TO-
vinoibls 10 peac, Well. can the South afford
to say to suoh ono as Uucle Tobey did to the
fly, "Go. little wrstot; there is room 10 the
world for you ADD l." Tho Tribune has been
unfortunate 10 lis selections OF Hampton and
Lao, b,osuse the ono Won the governorihip Of
bis State by his moderate course, melting ou
equal justics to all color and c,assss, and the
other at Boston and elsewhere. has always
placed hims ,lf ia the ranks Of national conser.
vatsm. Oh, 90 Let tho New York Tribune
uow 80 anxious to make Garfield President. tbs
| it fills lis columns with such false Statements
| first inform Us why it is Dow 81 Jealous 10 TIT
support Of man for the highest cfi,e Hitblr
the gift of the American people, whom but
few years ago it wRs denouuoiug as 80 corrupt
| from bis connection With the Credit Mobe
Iier" and d, Golyer pavement contract that h'
was unworthy to represent his people upon the
floor of Congress, bus should be at oncs expell
ed from its halls. aud then perhaps We Nigh
place greater confidence 10 tho faith of it
opinions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
HATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM Ii. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
John Kchols. of Augusta.
P.W. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District, Thomas Croxton, of ksse1.
Second District. l.. r. Watts. OF portsmouth,
Third District Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District s. +. Coleman, OF Cumoerrd'
Fifth District James s. Redd, of henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin, Of Bedford.
Seventh District, r. NJ Mcmillan, OF Greene
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee OF Kappa nk'
Ninth District, Il. K. Henry, of Taz,Well.
FOR CONGRESS-,
JOHN s. BARBOUR. OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
MONDAY IVRNING, SEPT. q.

Mr. Daupis kcarney has congratulated Soloo
Chase upon bis refusal to fuse with the demo-
o,l!s 10 Maine. This of itssf ought TO be suf-
6cisnt to make every man in Maine for whom
either himself or anybody else has any respect
be 10 favor of that fusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

The eagerness with which the republican
journals seiz, upon and wrest from their true
meaning the speeches Of Southern men 10 or
der to terribly the timid minds of tho North
with the false representation that democratic
SUCCESS meaps o new Southern rebellion il
one of the significant signs that point to The
approaching national democratic triumph. Dss
perate diseases require desperate remedies. and
so We find Northern paper. respectable oues
10 lite own party. at least. f,uuting falsehoods
% facts n the faces of tho truly loyal" Not
withdrawing Wade Hsmpton's emphatic de-
Lial Of the language attributed to him by radi'
col papers. 10 bis Stauntou speech, the New
York Tribune persists 10 keeping it before the
public. And now it has recently reinforced that
false assertion by another equally wanting 10
veIaoity upon FiIzdueh Lse, the tVo being
kept aide By side as a warning to patriotic
hearts everywhere. It says:
EXTRACT from a speech of General Fiztush
Lee at Portsmouth, Va, Sept. ID, 1880: If you
deaire that those heroes buried yonder (pointing
to the Confederate monunenD shall not have
died in vain. vote the democratic ticket and vim
dioste the principles fer which they sacrificed
their lives"
General Lac pronouuoss the above statement
untrue 10 every particular. He says that upon
rising to speak at Portsmouth, bis attention
Was attracted by monument 10 PROCESS of
erection to the Confederate dead, directly il
front of the speakers stand. which caused him
to begin his speech by saying that, although be
appeared before Portsmouth audience for the
6rst time, as Southern soldier, he did not feel
like stranger among people who we're crest
ing monument In commempration ofthe valor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The business men Of Richmond haV3 deter
mined to form cotton exchange.
DR.. George Q. Carliogton. a prominent ci,i
za1 cf Halifax COUNTY died recently.
Pace Brothers have determined to cree: un-
other large tobacco warehouse in Lyuchturg.
Captsio John Liehtfoo!, of Culpeper c;un.y,
died Friday, OF congestion Of the 'urg'.
The coming session Of the University of Vir-
gi6ia promises to be unusually Ence .ssiul as to
the number Of students.
The Dsnvila Timts says the crop C! .obiee,
is reported to be by no means good one. 10
msny sections. owing to lack of plants. the area
of land planted In tobacco was smaller than
usza. aad tvatyWtefe the tobacco. though ct
brig ht ootor, is said to be wanting 10 bodS and
weight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

Dir. Weaver sold himself and his Influence to
the republic ms. bu! ifthe purchaserj paid high
pric, for the latter they were swiuded eyre
eiousy, for, to employ the strong language OF
the late President Lircoln. it isn't worth
shuck He stumped Alabama and Arkansas,
and the result was that greenbackism was tot
ever laid to rest 10 those States. He stumped
Maios against fusion and wouldn't even
speak from the same stands occupied BY the
democratic, and the effect was that the demo-
Gratis Of that State overcsme q majority OF
$4,000 and gsoed their 6,si Vi,!oIy for twenty
gears. He has now gone to Iudiana, and the
frs. news NO receive from there since his ar
rival is that the greeubaCk candidate
for secretary Of state end popular
er,epback candidate for the State Senate
have Withdrawn in favor Of their demo
cratic opponents. No wonder tho republican
congressional o,mpsigp committee is eternally
DIGGING the poor clerks in the departments for
political assessments when its chairman, Mr..
H1bbelt.f fools away money 10 buying sach worth
less stuff as the greenback candidate for the
presidency. Frank W. Hughes. Of PottsVllle.
the recognized leader OF the greenbsckers in
Pennsylvania, publicly denouuces Weaver as o
fraud and as trying to elect Garfield. Weaver
sold the greenback party. but. as We have said
on previous occasion. he can't deliver tho
poods
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
NEkORLHDA
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrivsd-Boats w Boo!he. jr, Dr. al A
Lewis, j q Platte, w Walsh Jno Braio ~ v
4 II Miller, American Flag, IL Snow. ~. u =,
Goal Go; D L Taylor. r l. Lomen hrd y
Price to Georges Creek Coal and Iron - ,
Fannon, Ida j Reid to :, no AgneS e Ii Il
Depsrted-Boa,s w ) Boothe. j.. jjf - -.
Lewia, II Platte. W Walsh, j 8radou't. /
81 Miller. American Flag. II Snow. Dr :.
Porter, w E Bell, Swift. L Fannoh a." ''''
J Reid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

A telegram from Galway reposia that Lord
Mountmorrls. a small landowner. who was Cd
bad terms with bis tenants. Las been found
murdered near Ball,nrote. He had received
siz bullet Wounds. A lsud meeting was held
near ito anot where The murder Wss committed
add the speakers disc!. aimed spy connection of
Tie land league With the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

What blatherskite General Grant must bs
10 a recent letter declining an invitation to at
tend an emancipation celebration 10 Ohio, he
said be fully s5mpatbiz,d with the calored
people of tho United States in their efforts to
become worthy ci,iz,ns of republic that. theo'
rstioally. knows 20 difference of race, aolor. OF
previous condition ct its elsotore, and hoped
that the day is not lar distant when the word
practically may be substituted for the wcrd
Theoretically. And all this when bis
speeches. delivered just previous to the Chioseo
convention. 10 which he avouohed the civil
equality and prosperity Of the negroes 10 tho
South. sre so fresh in rybodys memory !!
Why. be is almost beneath intelligent and repu.
table psople's notice. lilo must have lost bis
mind, for he never had any principle to lose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27
MARINE INTELLIG EN- { l.
PORT OFALENANDRTh SEPTEMBER :.
S,r, n.ises & 81 .Sn,, SsLs .......... . J

MARINE INTELLIG L n { L .
PORT OFALEXANDRTA. SEPTEMBER z:
SnI rises .......... 81 SIN ssts-"."...... J.
ARRIVED.
Stmp K q Knight Now York. 10 4 Rec:
Str Norfolk, Phils. to + A Road.
Str Geo Leary Norfolk. to L Is uo0o
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, to + A Re-!
Str # v ArrowsmiLh. lower Po!om ,c."to =.
tomac Ferry Company.
Str j w Thompson, lower Pot Ia l. K""'i
Ctr Mystic, lower Potc. TO Porc Ferry Go
Schrs John Bird and Ida q Ballard, WIni:ni
N 3. to VIM A Smoot
schr Agnes Rsppe!ier, Philadelphia. t. VA
A Smoot.
schr Gen Torbett, Norfolk. TO mss!oI.
CLEARED
Stmp John Gibson, New York. by r A Zee
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. by r A lie"
Str George Lesry, Norfolk. by H'3h
Str T V Arrowsmith, lever Potomac, ~ ~
tomsc Ferry Company. r,
Str w Thompson. lower Potc. By r i ha"''
PASSED UP.
Schrs Three Sisters, Juniet!a and 1 10y
lor.
PASSED DOWN.
schr John 3 1way.
MEMORANDA
Sir WiIliamsport. for this port. and schf n. h
Birdsall, for Georgetown, sailed Ion froV I.'.''
Str Achilles from Georgetn, St B5slon .i,".
Schr David Tory. from Windior. n = ''f
Richmond. was at Portland 2lth
Scbr Royal Arch, from Georgetown Il! Do
schr Chas sampaon, from Georseto~'' q
Somerset 22ds ,.
Schr Helen A Amss for this port. sAiitd '''D'
Providence 231
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

NEW YORK, Septr. 27.-Stocks htrorG A";.
ey 49, Flcuc quiet. Wheat quiat. Corn dn. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

PHILADELPHIA. Septr. 81 Cattle t""; sales
46CO; primo 5s.55; good 1Sa5I; medium 4:Ai:
common &ta1; mixed 2ia34 Sheep-matks
fair; sales 10 COO; prime 45fs; good AJAX; me-
dunn 4ss4s commoa 3ia4 cuIl4 2. Htg' -;n:F'
ket fair; ss!es 6G01. selling 81 i 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

The market opens fairly active. F!5"; Is
s!sady and unchanged. Tho receipts Of WhaA:
are light. and prices have adVanc 3D. luo's wrF'
sales of 2220 bushels at 81, lCO. TO- and 'ht'
Fullz. 1O4 and l0j for mix 81, and To-, To-. "a
1l2 and lib for Lancaster. % to qasiI", -
Corn, Kyo or Oats wsro Cit'rei to'd47. ht:''
and Bgg; are scarce and higher. OIh'f HFt'c"'
unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

BALTIMORE, Sept 27.--VirQisis Is Old - q"
deferred 7; do consolidated 90; do u setl"s a.
mast due coupons 90i new 10 10s tO!; 10 ~ c,uo
9:9 bid today. Cotton firm; middling liz FeD'
steady and firm; Howard stroat and Wc:Iet,
super 3aS3 IS; do extra 4aSt -; do faulty o.
SIS 75 City Mills super 3sS3 90; do extra -
81 60; do family 1886; do Rio brands 81 -,
Patapsco family 81 CO. Whost Southern sla'i'
Western higher and strong; SonLncrn sei 20
106; do amber l9Sall5; No l Maryiani llt!,
No Western winter red spot ard Sep! 100;
Oct 1Of7alCf5 Nov 10ss,lD2!; Dec lG4aIo''
Oorn-Southern easier; Western lrsdc: and
tive; southern white, 65; do yellow n0mi"N' :
Western mixed scot and sept 5Ois6I; OF 49,.
81; Nov 62,521; Dec J3st3I Oats qu Ct; ""'',
ern white dla4l1; DO mixed %9a40. Kyn, ~ q!
At a7slOO. Hay steady primo to choice fe9us
ard Maryland 1880 per ton. Coffee quot; RI
cs,goes ordinary TO tair l3alst. Sugar firm;
soft 10. Whakey dull and CASTOR ht l'.al ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-27

vcrted himself Into democrat ano Docn *
pclcd from the communion Of tho sDt coGsii
tioral party
This moral prostitution 10 bad political pur-
poses is far IRON being uncommon. Men nstur-
ally good have yielded to it 10 all times aud 10
oil countries Whero thsro is party unprln>
ciplid enough to demand it end stroug eDcugh
to le gard it. But Gen. Garfield public career
furnishes moro striking Examples Ell II than
the history cf any Individual | hsvc known.
Let me give you case. After the war-at
time of perfect pesc,-ln the State OF Indiana.
where co war had ever been. certain military
officers, beiog Instructed from Washington that
they Hcro above tho civil authorities. had kid
Mapped and were about 10 Kill three clt!zans
fer % offeose deGned by any law and without
the pretense Of O tllal By curt OF jury. 1t this
could BIO done tbtrs was manlftsly 20 security
for life or properly. Plainly il c;u'd not b.
done Rilhout Cat violation ofthe constitution.
which in tXprsi terms forbade IT, Bat the men
WHO thea ruled Us with rcd Of iroa Insisted
upoo H. and We oorl1 not be certain that the
iadees, State and nsioca!, nigh. net be Eut-
ducd By their influence. Tho hearing OF the
cluse before the Supreme Court vas great
cris s 10 the constitutional histcIY CT cur c!un
try. Thtrs was place 10 the arsnmeGt which
nobody corld fiil SO we'll as Gen. Garfield, ADD |
besought him 10 hcIp Us % this desperate tZ
remity to reseueA meFioan liberty frGil tho utter
destruction With which i; was lheGened. lie
responded With noble asofiy and made great
argument, in which be proved not only the
continued existence, but tho nestinablo value
of tho constitution. He demonstrated that the
right Of trial by jury at all times and all places
gaa indestruotablc. and that any officer. civil or
military, SopId giolato his oath if he Attempted
to put The military above TO civil authority.
He affirmed tho whole democratic doctrine CO
the subject and showed it 10 b, iDoonstestIbly
right. His sincerity was undoubted. for, like
tho rest of us. he engaged 10 the cause as a I
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25

illusboro NtI: The High Point Manu-
featuring Company, located at High Point,
mas established "a factory for spinning wraps
ana yarns, beginning with a capital of so
ooo' Their capacity per day will be 1000
poundso f wraps-numbers of operators 80
oae-hair to be employed during the day, the
olher during the night-the plan being to
chn the factory day and night. -Buildings
are being erected in the city of Charlotte for
spiln9lng wraps and yarns. Six thousand
'plhules Will be employed with a capital
iock OF $4,000, which, by the action OF
sHe city authorities, is exempt from NUM-
Cpal taxation. This will be opened a. soon
Is poSsible.-In Randolph county two
ue" factories are being built, and two others
e 1s In contemplation. IL the mills of the
.,IloWlng named companies-Randleman,
lne Cellar Falls, the Franklinsville, the Ran
IIOiiph and Deep River, the old machinery is
selng thrown out and new and improved
machinery is being substituted. In Ala
Ialce Messrs. J.. B. & l.. S. Holt have re
cu'iy erected the Bellemount Mills, and
, mmI pegln operations during the present
/ T1 WI with 5000 spindles. Messrs. j. Ii.
~ " " II. Holt are arranging to erect a mill
: nav river, which will be put in opera
~" towards the close of the year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25

Morganton has organized 2 tobacco grow
srs' association.
Two rabid dogs were killed near Hickor,
last week.
Mr.. G. A. Snedgrass, of Virginia has tn,
Star mail contract for North Carolina.
Wilmington will have the first excursion
OF the season on the 18th. Smithville anC
the forts are to he visited.
A clergyman asked { boy If he had been
baptized. No, sir," said the lad, " No,
IS | knows of, but I've been waxinated."
The Raleigh Ners understands that a
Persian will establish at Durham a factory
for the manufacture of silk.
The medical society of Durham has is
sued an address through the Plant to the
citizens OF the town on the Importance of
cleansing the place. The society estimates
the population of Durham at 5000.
Mr. John Alfred, a highly respectable cit
zen Of Randolph, committed suicide last
week by tying a rope around his neck, to
which ne had fastened a rock, and Jumping
into a uItll race. No cause is known.
The negro thief who stole , horse be-
longing To Rev. l.. ". Crawford, of FAY
etteyiIie Vas captured in Florence. S. c.,
last SATURDAY. aad the horse recovered.
Mr.. u. q. Baro,s, of High Point, n.
g., offers 500 90 reward for two mouse
eolorei mare mules stolen from him about
the lst oil March, and for the thief.
The Cape ffar Bunner reports the
death of Mrs. Nancy Troy, which occurred
IN GoIdSpo'o an the 18th. Mrs. Troy was
the mother Of Messrs. j. 3. aud w. G..
Troy. of Fayetteville.
Horse-shoes are still popular for ornaments
and are seen on everything. The latest de-
sign Tor Il white tie is OF fine white lawn
edgei with NaIenciennes lace across the
ends, which are also trimmed with a horse
shoe OF the same lace inserted, the lawn be-
M cut away from behind it. Corsage
bouquets also take the form Of the horse
shoe, aud floral horse shoes are worn in the
hair.
Francis Hood was convicted o. infanti-
eide IN Meckltnburg Court and sentenced
70 tie hanged on July I'd, 1880. The Oh
''rccr says: 1t Is understood that the
JUICE AMI Solicitor will both sign the pc
Htlon Tor the womans pardon. and this,
taken III consideration with the recommends
ION 10 mercy by the jury, and the grave
s'ubt as 10 The weather she Is the most
9ultIy one IN murder, will, lt is th,lyht,
g lar towards inducing the Governor TO
.gn it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25

MONROE EMPRESS IrEMS.-Dr. Grissom
replies To the father OF EIoke G.. Secrest that
the story about the latter attacking an atten-
dant is untrue. Also that young Secrest's
mental condition has not improved. -
Jerry Ingram OF Arson is dead. So is Mr..
). ). Stone, Of Aibemarle, an aged and
worthy citizen of SJanly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25
WtserIioueous.

4 SHOE HAT ii ,srENED An E~LopnuQSr
the ioit"w!ng - telegram 20 ne Nor
folk L@tJor, from Eiizt ,etn City, \. c..
under ii te Of March 18TH:
Miss Florence SeyiDtIk had arranged 20
e'ope with J"hnathan Toy, i youn- laayrr.
Her fathe' got WIND "t the aiftir lasl night,
and vent TO 10y ; office ami sh II him ia
the shoulder. \ stlvant Informed Miss
Srymtrk .: the III ar and sie Il II from her
room III Der nIght cl''hs AL jniaed her
lover ah'' III tue EArn VAS married before
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