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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

TINS standard article lie compound
"a with the greatest care.
IT, effects are as wonderful and IS
satisfactory rs ever.
l. restores gray Or faded hair to its
Youthful color.
j. removes all eruptions, itching
end dandruR. 1t gives the head n
ooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
ONES white and clean.
l,y its tonic properties it restores
'hc capillary glands to their normal
y.aor preventing badness, and max
my The hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing, nothing has been
found so efectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
Of Massachusetts, says, The con-
.,ituents are pure, and carefully sc.
lccted for excellent quality ; and
consider it the BEsr PREPARATlos
for It's intended purposes"
prico. Ono Dollar.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

CoNKLING AND PIATT, New York
Senators, have resigned. What they can
accomplish by that dodge, can not no"
be seen. Conkling saw that he was
whipped and it may To that be wanted
to distract public attention from biz
discontinue by his sudden and unex'
pectel resignation.
In the meantime, Jas. A, GARFIELD
will continue 10 be President.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

THE Whig attributes the crushing
defeat OF the Malone party in the last
campaign TO the mistakes Of Barnum
and Jewel. History will repeat itself
and the more crushing defeat in the
next campaign may be attributed to the
actions of the Democratic and Repub-
liean parties. Ifneilher of these par
ties help the Mahoaeites, most cruih'
ing defeat awaits them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
(Jaskssn Daily Pstriot.)


Rev. F. NJ. Winburno, Pastor M. E.
Church, Mexia, Texas, writes as fol.
lows: Several months since l received q
supply Of 81. Jacobs Oil. Retaining
two bottles, distributed the rest
among friends 1t Isa most excellent
remedy for pains aud aches Of various
kinds, especially neuralgi and rheu-
matte affections.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

The graves OF Confederate dead in
Elm . ood Cemetery, Memphis Tenn'
were decorated with imposif1 cere-
nonies. Hon. Casey Young delivered
the Grafton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

THE Senate, it Is now thought Will
confirm the nomination of Robertson,
and adjourn before the end of the week.
Malone it is reported can no longer
control the Federal patronage in Vir-
einin. The sceptre has departed and
the Junior Senator will return to Vir-
einia wiser man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

EVEN the little post offices OF Vir'
GINA which were said to be under the
control of Senator Malone are no longer
at bis command. Is it possible that
tie patronage, which was thought TO
be his. is now to be dispensed by other
hands, The party Of brilliant prospects
is gradually wasting under the blows oil
enemies and expected friends.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
description AND PEDIGREE.

1.-THE COLONEL" is dapple iron gray, weighing
when three years old on his arrival from France,
1880 lbs. and weighed the Goth OF October, 1853,
1890 lbs. 1873 1861 lbs, and March oath, 1880,
1850 lbs, March oath, 1881, 1910 lbs, and meas
ures Is hands inches in height, is square and
full in quarters docle aud sound In every respect.
His colts are usually gray, with white stripe IN the
face and not coarse or rough, but Of quite finish
ed appearance. He walks over ave miles per
hour, trots square and smooth, and has fine, lively,
natural action and speed for his class and size.
He was foaled at CourtelvAin, the 18th OF April,
1868, by Fleur dEpide, belonging TO n. Gannett,
who took the premium Of the hrst prize al
Chsrtres at the exhibition Of 1863 and sired by
Empereur belonging to III. Desyau1rose OF Cour
Vile, Eure ct Loire, who took premium at lliers
in 1861, at EyreuI in 1868, and Illiers in 1865
(signed) The Mayor Of Cernay, Bondeau, France
April, 1866
April l3.-6t. HawkinstoWn, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

The municipal Of Cumberland, md
took place on the 16t;i, and resulted IN
a victory for the United Democracy,
they carrying four of the six wards and
ke4ing Rtslsy (Dem.) over Shaefel
lT3.) for town clerk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

THE Baltimore Gazette says, that
since the fight commenced, Senator Ma
hone has shrunK up so that be might
pair Of With June-bug and 20 home
and not be missed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

During the week endiag Friday, Nay
18th the exports OF manufactured 10
bacco from Petersburg to the various
ports amounted to 81, 400 pounds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
Dissolution a. Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existint estvse4
FRAvEL BROTHER, in the Cabinet MahnI
business has been dissolved By mutssl consent.
JOSEPH FRAYRL will continue the bosinssz. 81
the old stand ON Court street and will b prepared
to al orders for all kinds Of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

- hsve engaged this fine horse OF Mr..
~ Ficklin for the season Of 1881, ending
U0l the list OF July, and his stands will be
NCnAv AKed to best suit the patrons, aud ]
will soon attach to bills slip stating hi.
circuit between New Market and near Woods.ock
making the route in each IA days His terms viii
be FOR each mare for the season TWELVE DOL.
LARS, but IL paid before the hrst Of July ten
dollars will be accepted and IL will be really but
ten dollars only II 80 paid Mares that may have
failed last season TO The colonel may have this
season for but FIVE dollars, If paid within the
season, otherwise they will be collected as other
mares for the season. lie will be limited to sixty
mares, and is Dsore than an average sure foal-
getter and was never in better plight ana vigor.
Mr.. s. Ficklin, says: have been breeding and
using these horses on my farms since 1866, and
they have as a breed and fixed type, no equal. l
have ridden behind this breed Of horses in the
Male Pose, Diligence and Omnibus, ut from G
to 10 miles an hour, in France, and saw them at
all work. and my experience with the two stations
and two mares imported In 1855 and their de-
scendants fully sustain them, and the stations
cross we'll or better with half-brsd iPercheron
mares but half-bred stallion produces but 3
mongrel and liable to breed irregular, and not
with hxlty Of type as the pure bred sires usually
produce-nearly all, too, bring grays, and Of good
size aud harness qualities.
II may ct suit old time ways, but late years eI-
perience has settled It that the service should b
by the season only, and owners of mares viii
probably be more careful With them. have sold
two, and have twelve stations 10 be in use this
season, and only by the season. Two were i'm
ported and the others raised by me, and are for
sale on easy terms and their services are put low
TO suit the reduction in values.
Some point 10 the depressed prices in horses
which does not apply to full-szed draft animals
as the supply is short Of the demand, and the coll
comes into moderate use at two and half and
and three years old, and before that time he hopes
for still better days, and we will then be ready FOR
them with colts raised at an inperceptible lost
and self-supportiDg at work after two and hal
nj
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
a TRUE
VI r Die T!

has been found in favor Of the prices at
|SPERRY & DARBY'S and everybody
declares that they cant be beat. Every
day brings new goods and this week we
invite your attention to the following
which we have just received.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

The New York Herald appeals 10 the
clergyman Of the United States TO
preach short sermons during the sum-
ner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

sheep shearing is gong on in the
valley, bul the price of wool is Gully
about one half what 1t was lasr year
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
WoopsTocK. VIRGINIA.
Normal School

will teach st Woodstock, Va. Normal School
commencing Immediately after haryeAt and con-
tinning six weeks for SO per scholar. The day Of
opening will be announced. 1 will also take
teachers or others for this remnant of my present
session on special terms. Refer to my patrons.
April goth, 's1.-h. b. F. HODGE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
CoMMI ssIoNER'ss SALE OF VALUABLE
u REAL ESTATE !

Pursuant to decree, IN chsncery suit Of M. L.
Walton, Trustee &c. complt. Va. W. b. Morrison,
Deft. OF the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah Co.,
entered at its April Tern 1881, the undergone
commissioner Of sale, will proceed to ssll at pablio
sale IN front Of the Court House of Shenandoah
County, to the hig hest bidder,
SATURDAY, JUNE 4th 1881,
the property now psed and occupied By Vim. d.
Morrison as a carriage factory, con insisting Of .
large house, shops and one quarter acre Of land,
more or less, situated in
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA,
one door souih Of the property and adjoining he
property OF Rev. +. II. Richey. This property ID
well situated, and suitable for building purposes
TERMS OF SALE:
One third in hand paid, and residue Of purshss,
money In two equal annual payments, With good
psrso nal security all bearing interest from day OF
sale till paid and the deed retained until fsrth Or
order Of the court.
sale at o'clock P. NJ.
NJ L. WALTON,
May 1s-td. Conr. Of Sale.
K c. Hoshour, Auetionesr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
"BREAK THROUGH BRUSH"

danger RIP TEAR WEAR CURL and slide on the Cellar
Door and laugh spn We have just quantity ADD every
style prices that can't be beat in the beautiful valley
Virginia any Valley In Groceries do claim big thing
and YOU call in we can prove have not what jon
get time re- Sole agents for oil cheap goods
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
Furniture.

His work.win be Of good quality and his fprisss
| reasonable.
az The public are cordially invited to call sns
examine my stock.
Apr. T-2mo JOSEPH fkAFkh.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
3uokinghena's Dye

FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color OF the
beard from gray or sny other undesir-
allie shade. to brown OF black, at dis
crotion. 1t is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and ef-
fectually produces permanent color,
which viii neither rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL Z Cus
NASHUA, NH.
pli N Al pnsrss. "a sssias b xsdishA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

LedyardG. Payne, a pensionrr 81
1872 died in Stafford, Wedne'd-
aged l0l years aud IL months.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

An w<sseA sss. si.A<sAA vsssssss n.sseee
Us. intss1.. s>lssA sslA ps4eA 49, - -.
~ ~ s.sss sss - =. o. Sstsk
Feb pa 'ez--lg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

and ali articles usua lily found in millinery stores
Ths public are cordially invited to examine her
goods as shs is confident that she will be able to
please.
Anr Q--0m0.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

r,cuRE your cough With IRwns oouoa
! " SYRUP, for sale everywhere ff'ee 10 ~
tile.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
Millinery Goo DIS
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons

MISS BETTE FEW announces TO her friends
that she IL now purchasing and viii open in Few
4 - a fnll stock Of millinery goods. e0nsstlnG 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
This is our motto and we mean to stand to it, ask just cali
around to the
"THREE STORY HOUSE."

the House aud be convinced 1t not worth
attempt We have little aud not little Of
everything you possibly OF Mems goods have enormous
styles but with the good old time it. Get
suit and you
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18
THE IMPORTED
PERgHER0B- NORMAN STALLION,
"THE COLONEL"

- Ihsve engaged this fine horse Of Mr.
mA Ficklin for the season Of 1881, ending
kl the st OF July, and his stands will be
NeznAp Axed to best suit the patrons, and ]
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

o.os.prLAsKr = .1-Sl ~; css.ps..
.Msb irss,s fsa.ssI A. o0Sa y 2 On. osicaon
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

e. s..rlri' ,.. ~
T. =, - sr'''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

$50 long as the lamp holds out to burH
The vil.st sinner may return"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

r g. ,:s' - &C.,; :: :. q s M: ~ ''-''
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?. HELLER & CO.
WlNcHEsTER. VI.

All wool black cashmers As cts. a
yard worth go, GO cts. worth 80 and
so on up. All wool Buntings plain
and lace in all colors % cts. a yard.
Nuns Yelling 80 cts a yard.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-18

Eeel5 NY IHIHB TT V"1' INV
Dealing only in reliable Goods he does
mot think il necessary to quote prices Of
few "chcap John articles in order to induce
customers TO come to his store, nor does he
nrofess 10 sell his goods cheaper than anys
BODY else, but be does make this declara-
ton that no one shall sell any article he
Keeps in stock at lower price than himself,
IL he knows 1t.
An no asks is personal examination Of
his stock and prices, feeling assured than no
mere valuable stock and no lower prices will
be fond aay where in town.
/ IN Call s1d go fcs yourselves
Nay IL SLIT,
, 1881-08-01

THE PATIENT v1:1ty cOMFoETAnrE.
Special u4tpateh Ia Iha Chicago 1rtounf.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81.-Tho President
hns bcun In Il vary comfortable condition
throughout tho day. Tho chnngo In position
through prupping up tho mattress Rlvcs him
great comfort. Ilo IS gulnlug slowly hut surciy
In strength. and Is able each day tb adl to the
u1not1nf Of food ho takes. THE slight riso til
pulse and temperature Tonight Is ca,ss,nx no
concern whatcver, aud very comfortable n!ght
ls anticipated by tho surgeons.
BOLlD FOOD TAKEN.
IL the 1FfsftI71 A,socfattd rrtss.
WAsf11N0ToS, D. c., July 3lf-Tto President
has had q very comfortable day, and tho sur
gc0nS say Tonight thnt ho has made marked
improvements since morning. l!e bus tuken
solid food. his chief dish tu-dny being mutton-
chops. and this nourlshnnent aKrccs With him,
lio has now good appetite. Tho cvonng rso
1T feycr was not very mArked. Or, DliAs eays
tho Presidents Wounl is very Roro, mud that
naturally he breads tho dressings; that tho
stMte Of hls pulse, temperature. and respiration
aro taken Immediately after the dressing Of tho
wound. md that tho Presidents drcnd OF tho
dressing eauses tho pulse and temperature to
rise nb0yo tho actual fcrcr ho hns. The sur-
gcons aro convinced this theory Ia correct, be-
causo tho fovor always reGntos 30 early aftor
tho evening dressing. It did tonight, and at q
oclock tho President was resting qutUtly. With
out my fever apparently.
, 1881-08-01

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. duly 0l.-Tho particulars
OF 1nursler 1lvar EyonluX Shade, Sharp County.
wero received ta-dny, AMI arc rs follows: 4
fcud Inns existed between Dallas Rogrra anil
John Walker, TWO hRhly.Ecspectcd citizens Of
tho county. dating buck many ycars, a1d Of
which moro than ono has prtt'tctcd fatal rv-
suits. These iil-olncns wero fulfilled on Wcdnes-
day, whan Walker went to lh3oEa' hullse lust
at nlg,tfall aud caIIel hlu out Tho lattar
eiuergol fro,n Ills huuse, aud, tliuktng tl'at hc
recognized tho hailln8 i;art1 VI another 1n9 ~ Ut
by atnaInlu aud Invited him In. Walker
responded by nnlkiaK hEsuaclf known, aud. when
asked what he Waited. requested lloEera 70 step
sasMa titIle exposing rlstol which he held IN his
right hand At thls Rogers ran into his ho'lse.
procurct T!1n, cnllg o!!t On tho r0rcn' nna
Rftcr walking short dstAnce.. fell aud dltal
within III hour. Rogers He'd, but afterwards
returned, and Is low Iii custody.
, 1881-08-01

. CONVERSATION WITH IlII8Ss
WARRINGTON, D. e., July 3l.-Tho day. at the
WhFto House pAssel worry quietly, tho reports
frou. tho stck-roont lotng, without exception,
ut worry favorable character. Dr. lllisa. III cou.
ycFsaton on tho rrnEilont'a condition, when
asked how he accounted fur the regularity OF
tho high ptlso every cyUntnY, snitl 1t VIVA simply
tho result Of surgical fever. Wit Is n mistaken
ltea," he added, "to suppose that all suF9ical
fetors Aro continuous" lnstnnelnR Immediately
thereafter number Of cascs which hava been
in hls charge as proof for tho aA8or.
tton. efnco tue lssuanco Of tho o'clock
bulletin tho Preailent's pulse, tho Doctor said,
hui! fallen Aoout tun beAts, and IL ut this holr
VI. with temperature about noru,al. Tho nor.
1nnl pulse Of proslllcnt Garfield was tho subject
Of discussion BY tue surgeons today, aad it was
concluded 1t WAA about eighty beats. DR.. Hiss
said II tho patient continues to improve for tho
noxt two woeks proportlonataly with hts inl-
why lo will nut he abEu to Sit up lurnx tho third
weok, or probably sooner. During tta oonrso Of
further conversation tho Doctor explained at
lclEth tho lnaHu0r III which
TIE DRESSINGS OF TIN WOUND
aso tnRdp, and tho pnrt takon sheroIn ny each of
the attending surgeons. lIo said ont surgeon
t1r. lloyDNrn) always takos tho temperature.
Or. woodward prepares tho liquids tor olpaps-
in9 tho wound, keeping them ut blo0d-hent, hnd
the othar two tnrs, l!!las and llarnos> dress tho
wound, "Ryerythtng ls t|ono cuneoientiotsly, -
said tho Doctor, 10 glya tho exQot coulttlon OF
tho patient, whoshor favorable or unfavotablo.' y
~ ~ Instance. Of this, ho referred to tho faes
thas ott0ntlmaa, when the evening examIna-
lion IL made, tho fever will DO found
ut Its hight, aud perhaps Immediately
afteFwaM It. will. have almoat disappeared,
But tho condition At the suomont OF 0xam!na-
ton. ho said, ~ Invariably takQu for tho bullc.
slns. Tho foyer, although It .may. bo variable
tho Doctor said, AlwAys makes its appearances
sooner or later; In referring To tho probable
looalou OF tho bullet. Or, B!lss expEeased III DE-
| tall the experiment BY 1neats Of J.
THE INDUCTION BALANCE
| which ooo4sEod 1t tia cvonin9 drosalng OF tn
wound yesterday. Ila said, although tho Appa.
, 1881-08-01
Expectation that the Outlaws
VIII Surely 1}o Captured
tr1lfs Week.
Fatal Termination Of an Old Feud
Between Neighbors In
Arkansas.
A Jealous Husband in tho Cherokee M.
tlon Kills Ills Wife and
Himself.
Fatal Shooting ARRAY at Granl Rapids,
Mich, in q Quarrel About
Dog-fight.
T1IE WISCONSIN OUTLAWS,

Sptetd1 Dt.patea to 7he Chicago Tribune.
Fl. VIII July 'Tny L.. community IN
Sssr ths na;s Of fa,s etSn A.
Coleman, cx- Sheriff Of pcpln County, by tut
Notorious WItlIntns l,rothers. who aro stttl Mt
,nrgc Tho o.snans nr, knnxn o 10 1,o sttI1 ran.
ccalcd III best Of timber In tho country known
rs tho Enn Gn1le woods. which begin about
,wenty mi!es southwest If no1e, wher r. tbs ill.,
p'o, md aro satd to be doing all
meat. sneh asapp'lnssnt " was H. fG. nero
ton auapas m s's ] stuso easalry ~ W organization org asny
Its headquarters heru. The Guards werc or
tered uut in pursuit Of tho 1n,,rdcrers a week
ago. and since tnen hve ioc excellent ses'lec
under ex'sheF!1 pooIldln' who from tho pt,'
Klnulns has hal ehaFxe OF tho pursuing 1o*1y.
thetact that the Williams , Drotn ,,,,
s oods and ue bus d to.ay oxsnizc m III M fo.co % Of
forty citizens. with when he Is conf
acnt @ , bo vii, ~ 10 nL,o to corner
wsrc yery willing asssta,nts ar1 sto1d tho ha1
ecknow,clseS tlat pos;e q citizens under t. ene
n,n1 n" WIlliams Nj @ i,1othefs down. AmonH tnolI
arc somc ol.l ht1ntcrs, who viii not need to sn99t
FILL .a.nc @ ~ 'n IL .nalaiins nU ls s..n-t,: ~
s. ~ ii,, sou .fi,ri,e Ell i;t"i = thn ~, ~.
% porrunty = olurs tS q avens,ny sho nuricr ef
~ nvsha utse; a tG0 H. hS'. ,'ntr shn E
Ee'nafsa5ly expGr. wta ;, tao r1nG; M 3,
IT,, anoss .tnai 1xith ,,,s
sy an epsncss psne viz s Wa
lto una4uo ~ gsaHeuMan ~ ~ tnV u.utn. DS;a6 ot;6
Ct ap 1gng nsf%.e T. Is nr no 3ens as
, 1881-08-01

Celebrntton Of f1lgh Nia"" oy tne nc"
fsasaop OF nmsehro1' te"teFony-1tes- II,
o!uAoh* .. 1huEh" y! s'.s .'i.,
Uo!c4htaon THAT A'ecnueH Wy Us'1o
G"asAca FlcInto ~ 1..n ..,:.t .seN ,.s.u.. s.oo'
spfe'a' u'tpa'ea to t"' -. Ir,euo Nv t,'a. u.
O"sEN1'Hl' 1a' .t,s -. s',.s ~ ,..",
o1ss welcome aeco1sleo ~ At.!os, JUN neMu
ien. !'shop OF Dasospor!7 "9o 'uo.s.su IT, 'nsso
a'snascnos ot se',es. 1e ase1p.'os. a,ot a.
,ta 10 @ as oss,c NJ S ' shao bser
assured T.lg Tntnuxg representative who called
,,,,., HIM II UNA m. n sjnnte church ai1air.
npoa a'n' 80 1 t.,,.,'1aT thn ,,o,r,n ~ ri
ch,1rchcs aud citizens generally. The city has,
thrn,ub its atayor, a. cordially welcomed tho
nt.h"t, - n,ronnnrt nj the dioccso itaolf by
It. chosen orator. This morning ne 10 o'clock
euic.nt1 High Mass WIS helh ut st. MnrEur1ta' g
t,uthcd,nl The spacIQus church was curly lied
~ IT, n.mo., cunacity. and many wore turned
nway Tho main altar and the side altars Of tno
HIcsstl ytrgln md Joseph wero beautifully
drcorafu1 with flowers, Tho 1loral adornments
produce m effective sceue In themselves. Tho
choral service was specially prcparod for tho
Occasion, antl comprised tho Cseio from
liadyn's Seventh Mass, tho otleFsory piuce'
14an.btlfAttc's o 0lorinsa Domino, inc sane
1us ana tho Aguus Die from Mo2art's
IMe"a s.aS'' ,.ns nna t"s. ~. ,s.ro ~. fnIin,s.
lug nc tho is,8a asass "eIo tuo % !o'lo"0
lug; ccehrnut- the ltev. +. J. huthfs Daacoas'
so ''rS n"ro. ~ '" MoStsr nr ccrcmonioa tho iley D.
II, ,u,. 4a' t,.a',s -, ~ niahcn tho I,ovs.
w. l'orlan; Chapt1ns ~ tae n'suop' n"ar uv no'n.
Joseph i. HOLES atu - 81: -: natsc''; on,s ~. -
TIM. Naricc burke, Maurice Dorney, II. Fiayin,
I fAItffh IN
, 1881-08-01

6p91Wt z71spu1tR ~ ! m O"ssPV9 *F*"""s
LlrrLE Rock, Ark, July ala dispatch from
Fort Smith auYs TINT horrible traRtly occurred
OH tho :ath near SionoWal1. Chesokes Nation.
Mai. 4. Williams, living near TINT place, had
grown very Jealous OF bis vito, aud number OF
bitter qlarFols betwecn the couple ensMel. On
the night OF the tlaso specified tue husband antl
wifo wure III wruuxto Of nlore than usual BIT
teruess, whuu Williams, cruzeti with Jealousy.
4tuw pistol and seEt Gall crashing through Ala
Wl(os heu, killing her iustutly, l1u thell placed
tic lluxSlU uf tue weapon aKninst his forehua1,
Mna, pulling tho trigger, succeeded In iullctinx
d wound which oauRol hIa deAth !n TOW 1nill'
4tvs. The dead bodies wtre found lytuX only u
TOW feet apart, The WiItamses wert. w0l!: l!:so:do
and respectable. Mira. WtlliMlua IL described III
hayipv been dccldc&l beauty.
, 1881-08-01

Speetos Hspaleh 10 The Cnteaqo Tfiouns-
= WAsIt1NoroN, y. O., July 3L-The1e ia scarcely
anything growing OUT Of tho prcsldent's hurt
which gives universal subtraction llerc. While
tho nass OF citizens are rejoicing that the at
tention Of tho country Is now 80 attracted to tho
Influence Of tho Potomac marshes on tho health.
1l,Is,css Of the White llonse Us to insure proper
notion by Congress, thero Is d ring here rho
desire to control tho execution Of tho plan.
rhls ring beginBs to fear that tue attan-
ton OF the country has been 80 In
fnrtlv forced 1,non tho matter ts to mako 1t too
,r<s..,.,, -. ,ho,r Tho ar,i1,I.r. have
uncoaseoetau!o .or aaeu'; 10y e"S.!ea1s un.o
begun to I'LL tho i5ats BY using tue drcdgEnss
maie ID improving tho river channel. Those
ircdglngs ara Of sand and entirely suitnb,e for
..,e 'nn-'r nh,, xSn1 howo.ar ancrr thnt II 4bIa
tue "o1A' AHe fla' nono'o.' esctn1 49, - t''
very practical work continues tho whole oxecu-
tton of recovering tho tlats will fall into tho
hanus of fhe (;oyernment cnxIpccrs. haye
nlrcudy begun to attacs tho plu,, with Wow OF
snvInu m Il iot, far theuselyrs Thcy are very
.'',... an,,,..'. ,a.,no,1ar hoorlnw for thoIr
nusS eccAihk ne"epape. a''nk s,. ~. ..~.n .Ao.A
objections, but rs yet have not met WILL success
4 SENSATIONAL ST0ltY
NJ mn .,Iogcd ,,l,r II, Il President HAYES
~ .,a ttn,c ho ,nor ,,o ont If otttco IL prlntcI
~ Lle k4Lu4 ~ booA t"o o"sH ~ o'Aeo - F'n%~"