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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-04-28
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NoMMIssIoNERs' SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta, rendered at the March Term, 1881, in the
cause of Mary A. Brown and others vs. VIM. L. Herr,
&C., the undersigned commissioners will,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 7th 1881,
Sell public auction in front of the Courthouse in
Staunton lot Of ground in the western part of the
city of Staunton, owned jointly by VIM L. Herr and
the estate of VIM. G. Brown, decd, and fronting
about ITO feet on Stuart's Lane, and running back
TO Montgomery street. Situated On portion of this
lot is comfortable frame dwelling.
plot of said property may be seen at the office
OF Elder Nelson and will be exhibited on the day
of sale, and 1t will be sold as whole, or in parcels
as the commissioners may deem best
TERMS-Cash In hand to pay the costs Of suit and
of the sale, and balance in three equal instaments
at one, two and three years from day Of SALE with
interest from that date, for which purchaser will be
required to execute bonds with approved personal
security, and the title will be withheld ultimate
security. THOS. C. ELDER,
y VIM. J. NELSON,
N apr7-td6 Commissioners,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-04-28
xSALUABLE MIDDLE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

I&sner for sale privately my farm on Middle River
+ HafHstberger and others, and containing
AGO ACRES
c1k6 land Is of fine quality, and very productive.
1p6e 5oproFements are good comprising BRICK
Sf5I5S This is one of the most valuable estates
~ f31 Iey, and can be divided into two or three
fafms. For information as to terms &C.
n 4ddr6as S. H. WALKER
~ Ssszs Mt Meridian, Augusta co va.
: SHza 6oafFpEND SYRUP OF woRMsEED.-
1S ff5 111(kperfect Vermifuge, pleasant to take
s552si ~ 10 t1fe satisfaczoRs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-04-28

Is known as the SMITHERS-GAULY TRACT, and is
situated on the north side of the Great Kanawha
River, the waters of Smtthers and TwenJymtle
Greeks, Fayette county, W. Va 1t is part of sur
yey Of 1857 acres granted by the State of Virginia
to John Steele which was subsequently subdivided
BY rder the Circuit Court of Kanawha county,
to lots "a 3D. c. d. 81 81. Lot e.. divided
into lots e and II, and the tract now offered for
sale Ia said LOT 81
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-04-28


sTAoN1oS' sA'
cM vosT AsON
,,oo
tors recognize the right of all men to form and
+o, 60 -
|
rHEv,Re,N1.N HAsrup1.p rsmc,pcr, ANTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

a4ate 10 tsy. 'Ss III 'u7
! h9 AMI! tin 81 10 ~ Conc, Ju:se
dsy, - II '"'' ely TO-
me b:i : Agnes Ba5tcn. U.?t & & E.,:.,t
,ii''cd h-fa KS ECrui1E :SuIr t..u;m1c. H.
Nj L - i'evi - I'D 2Joa"r.,- or CUBA
M's;Fs r sz.la. s; GO opaaat T. ,i,v ono
u IL? hsnds mes. stocks of :jpriac goods eyef
sen III IBIS ti!J, embracing "a t;u latest STYLES
Elont '-''' ''sd
co'ofed w1ias1 who arrive! ia his c,1,D.
InE rom New DIRK on her wsy - psrran,nn,
!epoils tnal she AMI other pa::eug91s on thu.
ram saw young co!o;el nsn hsn.;re by TIN
Htc< from q tee. near too H.!a; Eou.c nctwson
baiHncte aad Wsshj7slca.
mstch game CT base bali w.. siaraI Il tba
hplscopsl high SChoo! Sa.u.d AZ s!.c5noor last
oet"een the mist nlno Of the toward club of thai
scaool snd the Old Dominion clab Of this civ
Towards Is
Sai!ie Bell went t, sallie IImber's house this
aternoon, peat In the door, mAllr; a,cd thu
S:ll Ea!lla ilnb,rs, a1d took her child a little
2Tifi acout eight years Of age, away from her,
re case WSs orou2h. before q nlsgi:tFatn vho
oeiiYefed tho cald to iis mother
ST mse!lng OF tho executive ,rafniiiao of tho
y st!onsl Association Of AmsLusr Usrs:nan hold
in new iork Saturday nish!ikss j. wss iioc;drJ
70 hold lb's years reGstts, Septenlbor and :
next on toe Po.2msc. Tie eonG,i,t,S 'I ~.
louroed to meet il Washington "Wednesday,
AuTuit 9 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

Ftsu REr0RT --Sinoo Saturdays report
hrto !usGr,i thcu;.ni h,rrns eui ten
houssoa s"ad hays arrived st Fiuhtown.
S5ai ssh tn-dav st IS tc 50 per Lu5drcd, snd
htrcrg G; IS to - 50 a31 ;houasnd. There is
no ds.la.d t r rtr,:l and rock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
LOCAL MATTERS,

:. ne htqther Probabilities, april p ISL
coudness and rain, variable winds, shifting 10
soNthe7!y falling followed by rising temper.
;;t:c' Gnd lower preceded II the nortaorr portion
oy higher barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

- LOVES in Kid, Berlin, L;slo Thread, Silk
VI and Laca, showing all the news: shades
for the season, also O, new assortment! for Lsc,:
Mitts. Price 25c 50ci.75c and ST rs per pGi..
Corsets in all the leading styles, perfect ia f.
and finish. Prices 5Oc to, So so per pair.
Underwear a!tsn!iol il called to III,
large assortment for Ladies. G,atI, Mis.e:,
Boys and Infants in Gauz,, Isis Tnsaa1, Cog
samsr and Summer Msrino: ALDO arc oxboi.iag
choice assortment of Lidies' Undo-gavment,
of every description, Cheuises, Drawers. Night
gowns. Skirts SC.
Linen and Silk neutrality-suspicious..
Hosiery. showing the most choice pstterns ps
we'll as the lArRes. assortment of medium snt
terms as soon IS they are ctfargd for gale By tho
manufactures.
Neck Ruflngs. Rufs, Skirts. Voi!:1za, Bat
tons, Silks, Cottons, &c.
Kdeiags in Swisa, Hamburg, Nainsook, C,rs-
line, Vefmicelle. Vale. ciannes ].sngasdoc,
Torchon, Russian, Veaise, Crochet! &c
Kighmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced AMI
Scratch Shirts, in iaucdried and uGisundr!ed
Collars and Cuffs, sizes y TO IS inches P.ices
l2c, 15,, Zoe and 25c,
Germantown, Shetland and Sa1on7 Wool,
Zephyr Worssed in oil Colora, Silks, CANVASS &C.
Neckwear-At ali times the coliec.lon Will
| surpass oil other asaortments offered in tho city.
A fine display of Clsudent, the beat Scarf eva:
| made for men; also Gortisn. Flexer, y Anisce.
Tropical. De Joinvilie. Lace. ana q c3r p,s.s
line Of Fancy Ties and Bows.
@. M. AID A MS.
| % King st Aexsndris. Va
lnRlBD APPLES ior sale by
Il ,ohQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
a Gard s~On, FIR. Johns.

! 10 me Edlt0r Of the RcAm0a3 Dispatch:
lou nave been 50 fslr aod g2n;v4lan'y 10
your treatment OF no 10 TeirreCo1 10 private
! letter to au cid eud tried friend of mice, which |
never dreamed would HAYS beer msdo pub!is,
! hat violate my rule OF not d:ryios siaEdcIs
through tho public press.
came. the 5!h et NIX: Mag si!! be iseo!g
years nso, as lirst lieutenant Of Coassae.a;o
| lna1trg TO R;cAm7s3, nIi tava Sept 10 thu
trenches 10 ito rain aaG nui, and msrche d
aroutd Il chmona 10 dsteGd II. and f5usht 10
| is dtituc:. Thick am ellii!ed to bo hesrd
l have never said | Vas 'ostracised." la
| my letter, if any oao will read il, | said :
''hohmond was q delightful piec, CT r:si-
dcnce' that had "rang aarm friends here,
acd that when | left I'd "leayo it With greet
regret. Had lSald l had bcea 'oStrucise2"
sniey would nos havo written thus.
did mako Tho remark (a1a | $50 % Dor
iIcu!aI C lmo or cf.Gcs in ii)~perhsp5 u 1ses
coo broadly put--;ha! dii not Thick tha Viz.
aiuiass thous b very pIeasan! p,oaIo. liked
outsiders, OK thc5a n2t TO tho M:aaor bora" to
eoms hero ADD mako moaey, boiicy1 It. |
aed frequently made the remark 55fore to my
friends hera 10 tho city, and told them tho9
regarded ne. baiog o Msrylaudsr. NJ "a carpet
Dagger, eod mono OF them took clfc-c, IT il
l.
L have frequently heard !Gc same remark
ftol dis iuguished Corladerate gcaeral who
lived 10 R:clmood for many years, and ,isked
his lilo in GCz'l pitched battles 10 It's doierca.
AID have heard go oil Richmunds mos.
prominent busiacss mon, one OF our udes. end
best kn2En nlnlos, mako in his owa par!9r TO
ue luentlcay The sans remark o. to tho State
jealousy OF tho'5 net TO ho uaDor born"
Az to my remark % that subject, believe il.
ou. n:ver designed it should be lr,oted. for |
would not wiiiaSly otfa1d Hny one 8 ;ceiiops,
As to my trcnd Senator Canerau, | hsy,
known him Tor ovo. tbi;y odd yesra, AID while
| have not agreed NTH hin 10 politics. e tfuer,
letter, Drawer friend uover lived" U5s reason
CT his stEorg pot:cll iooUitg is that "a Cam
cron nover assert freuds." [! Was his y0tu
that SEATED General n. Z. Rai!er, Of Suth
Carolina. 10 tho Senate. Years sgo, wncp
Simon Cameron clmo &c tho UaiteG States
Senate. the then Senator Butler General Bat
!or's unrl' detsa led him against somo COARSE
attack. When SENATOR Don Camerou had tho
caaEo> ho repaid tho kirdacss kfar Tho usr
"a cid e'a7Snst:, res deut Of Petersburg, Va,
having lost HI, fJr:uno, asa baiaE il need.
Senator Cameron ros ioc him c9nlso?ls5ls
ttrelgn appointment, ~hip1.hl SIT h2ils.
L have b2cn opposed to Ino Dispa.ah roma
time politically, nod hava oos a!Rs{s baao On
tbs ~I0niDg side ia city po!itics, bat ha7o 81
ways becn treated cautiously. Reyirr on
yoor ScLso OF lsilae Ia ;ha matter would ask
that you give this GIq cI:d nr,miaa3s Mace,
ADD cb.lSo m9. rs to th"s, 1ar;ica who wish
to fix qu.rfol with ne, . CA tsko c,,o Of
them. iOufs truiy,
+ IrTT-s IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

PERSONAL Miss Lula Ford. of W aal;nstou,
IS The Guesi ct Miss Kate Wog!iarl. Sha vas
cousdared cns 6! the pro!i:si youcg Isd!es at
the hep FrGa2 gi2hs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

'!co GhoIllsoa this uCrning fer hcsti:e tx.
child OF SaIIia I,nb:!s. asI c9io.d. Ssji;o
Bell 1ow wsu:s 17.rrrnt Ter tue Gr:e,t IF hc
Flinders namsn r. h9 !s:c:ry c! ih3 c. H.
1t appears tia: s lie Tnuhc1s has! s:eo; XII
agreement th:t the Belle woman o,ui keep
the child untli i: w:s of age. tu. hes,iog ihit
the child US htios cruelty lrca.td s:o stole it
eTsy from Sal i. h lis h5uss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

,.ae.EIA BONDS Sc. 3, AaG.bictou 60. 5
ga.....o,9 Financial Circular c; Saturday lss.
says:
Vir.iai2 bonds 1t7a rAthoc dull bu. ia Tie vain
SIC .cn! and steady with no important chang es
= r.i2c5 IIera were some foreign orders in
.ar ..aTG5t carly / l the waei 10 buy consos, ard
% tue nUgcla5o OF about $!0J coo they sGvaaced
:gn Sus 20 eg., an hsve size, been sparingy
DEALT IL ~ about SCI Ten forties sold S. 81 ami
b.: ~. !hoy seem 10 hang around thcse figure.
Hc.3c:7 Taro strong with sales ST 80. with small
a. c!!gred &! Sc3 They look like higher figures
raUlI b. rta hat tonaols aIi 1910 coupons
..,,o i. especial demand, with largo s.!as !ror,
w. - to Deferred sold il small lots Ct IL
... Vas ted !ate- Il! ia to II. pccler ecu.
u.a, sod to2l J.! 40 10 IG:. Hl.cG Scrip
.r,...rt :: &r1u: u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

Tramp PREACHERS -Wssaiocton oily Lav-
ug y,ohititcii thu assembling OF largo crowds
90 ;ho street. o'rn:r5 90 Sunday, Alexandra.
g: s;a,ti.y a.tcraoon, Ias oysrrnn wita tramp
o,e3.:,ers j. CaVaDsush. FREQ Msthodiu.
spp,ar,d Oh thu corner Of &'ps and F.;rtsx
streets, armed with bu2le an5 Bible. Aiior
several Jlass from ho busIa, ha opened fte %
the Catholic Ctutch. denonEc az It 10 Dn Ibid
,erms. Oath2 ootncr CT kiug and St. Asanh
S reefs az oppcsiliin meeting was held ~ a
White nan named Foroey assisted by co!cred
man nam;d College, bo,h from Washington:
Fornsy d.cisgcd that tie Free Nathad!s:s could
mske aothng hy EplsinE secret Societies, aud
they nigh. as w5;l give that little game CT. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

~ 03L'S FRENCH CJLOHNE, tao popu.
4 s. Is: perfume 0! tho day. Sample giza & cts !;
ITlol s'z3 IS c.; ; Medium t;z; - cts Large
s:H 80 cts. Fer sa!e ty
irhlT WAKEFIELD & HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
JUST RECEIVED.

NEW EA6NIC5 IN DHR3s GOODS.
Comprising Nuns Neilnsa,
E.gb2. CiCtHI.
Ehcv:.las ST.! gluo:.
g.! in bi,CZ Ani 21lsrj.
Tina. - 80 :G..ah, consisting CT
haaHa S.ripo ach Plain WoocCs aHi
&,yG l"r, :il:i % G2i
Plaid Lo2is3Lnos 10 Six Gocdy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

lie tARHAGUT TATUE.-Lrge crowds CT
l!c l.tt thi| city - dag 10 ss:;oess tie pre-
monies aitctdiag In u3viiog q: Inc statue
Htcc;fl 70 tho mciuurY ct tbs lata Admiral
tlrragui. Every baat viii lett haro this
Totnlog vas literally black with people. and the
Streets OF tha city alte: eleven O ccck presented
O desar:CG snuearsacs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
PROFESSIONAL. GARSfes,
CORNER KING s. ST. ASAPa SITS.

"A OAKD-ls should be generally known that
Ia persons 20 unfortunate as u loso oMo or
more of their taath mead no. wall wcaks ant
months for artificial suhatitu:oi md endure in
convenience. dissgroestl, changer IL Voice, "a.
cisl expression, &c. GG. may bNva srtiHcsl
teeth made before aud inserted itnnio3is.eiy a.
tor extraction Of thei. natural toc.h. BY tail
mode better adaptation, moro pleasant OK
preston and anearor approach towacj p.esetes
ing the natural harmony OF tho ica.u:os arc sa.
cured, and very muck Of tho pain and difficulty
experienced in lesrnng tn uso teeth are also
avoided. have prscticed this modo sue cassfuily
for seven years, aid having Introduced it ho-c
would DO glad 10 refer sHy oas iH.e.as.ol 10 ra
tients who know Oft from cxpere1ca In treating
too natural teeth my objec. Is - H7uso!va every
one that time patience aAi modern methods OF
treatment can ssva Tho Gqn ot arsnnic in 10.
stroying exposed norV0s is condemned by III,
moro enlightened OF tho deatsl profession on
account Of its turEiag teeth dark, inducing -
scess and fnslly the los5 OF thu tee!h Tho nerv.
pulp, which is the sourca OF Ito IL th. tooth,
should always ba treated, whau expc'ei. win r
view to its restoration u health. !! u5o 20 chcap
alloys for filing; my fees GRO nucl less :h.n az,
usually chNged for tho samo class CT work.
Gold filing from $50 up; other work st pro.
porlionately log rates.
w. DONNhLLY. D. l.. s.,
Grsdus!a Dentsl Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
Office: Washington street, .! door from T. C.
co,n.r kinp. sri -3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

Police ITEMS --Na9oi So,,lh presided OF
DoNc, headquarters ibis mCr-!og sni haed
vnnug n AZ ~ 'ciDs d:uak ar ii" s:rHst'.
S.i.e BE, & l3tei, aas siard $3.50 by jas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

rs q reliable ED cheap 7.mejy for tho W
,ioui ati:c.ioua cf tho throat aud lucss, +
heartily rc,omucud d.. Bulls n,ash S.rar
Pfc4 % c.n;s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

THE SUIT AGAINST TIE P0ToMAC FERRY
CoMrANT.-Ehc Circuit Court OF Wcs!more.
laud acj1u7lc on Thursday lest after a snort
session Of too days. The case Of Stewart
against the u,o,nao Ferry Company fer in-
juEies received by the plsintiif whist 90 board
of The S:camcr I. '. Arronsmi;h WA removed
10 The Circuit C0u;t Of ,ha toited States. and
"'li probably b 'riid il JuI2 I,xt IN this city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

6 fDFFEEG AND TEAS-12 half Ghosts Gun.
- ponder. Co!Ony aad .IaraI Teas 10 sacks
tic, Laauay5a nnd .:svs. Coiioe. md tVJ pound:
Arpuckiri celebrated Roasted Ccii'so.
az HAkMOE Il SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

TAEUY DRIED PEACHES. APPLES aud
e. GuEEKIhS ior ssie u
J. Z. &ILBURN's,
mh5l 10 Il. EOyal s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

E'RUIT JELLtNS, MINGR NEAT and
n FRUIT EUTEEH re! PRESERVE Just
received aud fo7 sl.:a 81
1nhli J. g. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

OOKi K.-LONUOh CATTLE
"a POWDER i. 10 boxos can Be- purchased
for One doll0r rof toN 6.
", +. UHEIGHTON'5
tnh IS King stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

SoE&n uAiSl SEED OAGSl 700 bu;hels
~ CIy!2n %"eA pitS IN store au3 FIR sale by
UAAE. ). TAYLOR j..
hblT RIO. IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

ETEnGUSON'5 TOHUHON IGUES and
a. TKl:T TRIM &INGS By tho yard or
piece 8! iJH plicc5. FEkGUSON'S
isniS % King atTaet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

r OOR! LOOK STNEh WIRE HAIR
e. BRUSHES, Tor - c:s. each ~
". +. UAEIGuTON'S
ftbio s. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

i. STRAL OIL-Ths great snd safes. i!iumi-
81 nst;ng oil now offered. Wo have iuit 20.
cei9ed arosher supply and have reduced tho
prics [.GGl Il. 5. LEaDBEATEB e BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

X. IoRTNER's BEER Gee per {. aIn q; aiC-
BUENEY'S 5. Bottles aus. BE- returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

EUST kECHlT&D ira3h f7or. tho SPRINGS
" SOCKBMiDGii ALUa. SIT BUFEALu
LITHIA ,YATGHs:
mhlt I.UHT'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
PnEEEIrEs'.liiEELIDEtI> s. co.

REST HEEiNEi; Ii I'D in tnrccs sid tics
- received ts-1ay By
700 !. 4. MiLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

MCBURNEY Il SoN have jcss rec ired tsoal
thu MILL PARK VINEYARDS tHeu:y li7a Gases
OF ROSE OF VIRGINIA end NoRT0N's SEEDING
CLARET WINES. These qioas are 20 celebrate
cd fer Their fine Jlaror and purity TINT en- 1cal
Is unnecessary. Qlsrt snd p,r. bottles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

stuGHAYI CUT HAY!! CUT HAYilI
~ Cho;co Timothy srd Glover For eale and
doliVerat tree by GRA5. ). TATLO.,J r.
nhi9 No - King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

nKlRn CuEGHtES aad 3kIGHT SLICED
~ Ah"! ~ !>r $50 =.
J g. MILGURN'A
MIL Ii Il. ROyei ttrsnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

StaNNEU TOMArUE5--Th7e q the best
~ h:sn5a on tho market: BccEa.cak, Capita,
aid Smith & Weeks j'aa.ato.s. FOR sale low by
a9l2 j. &. MIbBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

GST. JACOBS OH, sn1 I.EADBEhTRH'S
- LUBRiGAT1EG LiNIAENT, fer Haeu.
.na;i.m, tjprai.ls &C.. Tor sale by
mills e. ). LtSAnBEATER s BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

sJAE;N .. Ep{haHS!
& TAkINA ROLLERS |
.Iusl :seei1s5 q. MCLEAN s UhLER'S,
,pl3 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

! ANDKGTH'5 GARDEN SklsD-Ju,t re-
81 ccived our first largo supply OF tho sbcyo
celebrated sesi ~
IS. r. GnElGHTON'S,
ie.lj "a King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

IaInts. elVe s s. s. to your chiIdrsu-.as {
1t y0uTseIf-it craiic1teS crc,y taiat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16
FOR REPRESENTATIVE


On last Tuesday evening, the $3.50 pas
senger train, going north, met with an ac-
cident about three miles above Marietta.
The train was making rapid speed and on
turning curve at Seweli's cut, the en-
CINE struck a cow, and carried her dis
lance of 100 yards when she got caught un
der the wheels and threw the engine from
the track The engine run some distance
on the cross ties and then turned over The
mail coach and baggage car lett the track
also and were turned over and badly dam
aged. The other coaches and sleepers re-
manned on the track. When the engine
LETT the track, the fireman jumped off and
and received some slight injuries, but En-
gineer Bass remained at his post and escap-
ed unhurt. The baggage master, Charley
Hurston, had one of his legs badly bruised
and mashed, but nothing serious. The COW
had her head decapitated and was thor
oughly mangled. In consequence of the
blocking of the road by the wreck, all trains
were delayed several hours. The Accom-
mediation Train and the y passenger train
made transfers of passengers, baggage and
mail at the wreck and each train returned
The accom- mediation train was cut oil
from water and didn't have enough to car
ry 1t to the water tank below Marietta. In
this emergency, Marietta's new steam fire
engine volunteered its services, fired up,
attached its new hose and pumped lib
eral supply of water from public cistern
into the tender of the accommodation en-
CINE and thereby enabled the train TO return
to Atlanta with its passengers.
Senator Joseph E. Brown and family
were Oh the wrecked train, but returned TO
Marietta, and stopped with his sister Mrs
John II. Boston, until Wednesday after
noon when they continued on their jour
new,
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SMYRN a.

FIRE-The residsnce of Mrs Sarah Barber
was burned down last Saturday. The entire
contents of the building destroyed
Under the efficient supervision OF Prof. John
w. Akers. Concord has one of the most -four
ishing Sabbath schools in the county, Col G.
T HUT and w. I. Dowda are able suxilliar-
les as Teachers. Some young ladies also rem
der valuable service in that capacity. The at
tend 4nce is 40 full that they are pushed for
room
Smyrna district must he in prosperous
condition No Justice court Saturday.
The p chic was well represented last Satur
day. Had a Joyful time kicking up splinters
Some Of our boys went down for the purpose
of fish batting. Their tune turned before night
had TO bait themselves.
Miss Mamie Payne of WoodstOck has been
visiting her relatives
Rev. John w Malone of Hiwassee College
Tenn, has returned home.
People will s0on have new wheat bread.
What is it all men will steal A women.
Miss Gertrude Whitfield has returned home
from the Atlanta Female College.
John c Pritchett returned home on a short
stay last Saturday.
Mumps have broken out a new.
We will have a ventriloquist here next Fri
day night that eau throw his voice hundred
yards in TO an old hat. NICKAJACK.
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ACWOR TIL.
The harvesters are cleaning.

The harvesters are cleaning.
Some rust in wheat
The cotton weed is small for the season
What shall we do for bread, ia the cry !;
both of our mills are at stand still undergoing
repairs.
has reached us, and the changes are beng freely
discussed. IL is amusing TO bear some (whom
il il to bp presumed have read the Bible very
little J set themselves up to criticise the work
of these scholars, who have made it their study
for years.
The wife of Judge James Mcconnell of this
place is very sick al This Tim,
Mrs. S. f. Harris, wife of c. Harris, Of
Paulding county, living near county line
church, died suddenly last Saturday night She
was in usual health looking after her domestic
affairs at supper time little while afterwards
was taken suddenly died about midnight A
good woman gone 10 her reward
The ladies of the Baptist church and society
have recently had the inside Of their church
newly painted and whitewashed. und are get
that is soon to assemble here.
Mrs. MaDger, of Marietta organized an
auxiliary society to the Woman Foreign Mis-
sionary society, of the E. Church South at
the Methodist church last Sunday evening
She il a Jealous, earnest worker in the vine
Il
yard of the Master.
Friend Hab is one our best singers He
paid Carte rsville visit last Sunday and il is
| said they kept him on the bass treade for three
long hours.
What young man was 1t that called on a
young lady few evenings ago, and was kept
until late hour by the rain when he went to
leave refused The rendered lantern, and on his
way home slipped into ditch and spoiled his
new fifteen dollar coat.
One of our bachelor frien who is called
Col, by distinguished man, and who was
scarcely ever heard to say he WAS well, was
met on the street by two friends who bad pre-
viousIy made bet. Mr. A, drummer had
bet with b. that the Col would say he was sick,
but The drummer friend lost his cigars, for he
said he was feeling quite we'll About an hour
siterward our drummer friend called on he
Col thinking if he was feeling 50 well he
might be able to sell him a bill of goods, enquir
ing after his health again. to his utter astonish
meut the Col, replied after labored effort at
cough and considerable groan that he didn't
sleep much the previous MI hit and in fact he
was SC sick he didn't eat much breakfast, and
he actually had bad headache, and REALLY
hadn't felt well in three weeks, and was fearful
that he WAS going to be bad sick.
MARC.