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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-23
ACROSS The SEA.
DEBUT or A NEW REVOLUTIONARY
ORGAN IN RUSSIA.
Strengthening the Cars Palace at Pc
terhof-Ihe harseilIes Unpleasant
ness-Some Of the Rioters
Senteneed-The Pass.
port f0geress.
THE TeLeGRAPHeRs' TROUBLES.
ENGLAND.
The Telegraphsrs-

&hs &SAcBtekAeAs
LONDON, June 22.-The executive
committee OF the telegraphers has adopt.
ed resolution that fresh petition be
drawn up, setting forth the points
wherein Postmaster General Fswcett's
scheme will not relieve them, and that
the various points contained in the
i former petition be again put forward
& for Fawcett's consideration. The meet.
iIing also rescinded the resolution 10
. cease working overtime on the 9th,
Ie,which was passed conditinnally upon
lethe supposition that Fswcet's scheme
ttwould not be issued.
y :, Tho Great Eastern TO be Sold
,, LONDON, June 90. The Directors OF
n,the Great Eastern Steamship Company
ihave decided to offer the Great Eastern
vat public auction on the first OF October
next. unless previously disposed Of at
tiprivate sale.
~ The Tunisian Question.
- LONDON, June 22.-In the House OF
y, lords last evening, Lord De La Wan,
nc Conservative, moved for papers on the
n unisian affair, and condemned the &C.
:. ion OF the government on the Tunisian
Ill question.
Lord Granville replied that France
u, rad assured the government that the
British treaty rights should not te in
verfered with. The government, he
5 laid, was sensible OF the fact that Incl.
N1ents might arise on which it would be
their duty to ask for frank explanations.
but as the government had not opposed
the action OF France in Tunis, he could
not see the advantage Of getting into a
squabble or action unless il led to an in
vaslon OF the British treaty rights.
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N..Y lose their beauty IRON The hair
falling or fading Psrkers Hair bsSssm
sanoiies necessary noarishnest, pre-
vents falling and grsyns~ and y aa s'e
CANT dressing.
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THE BALLOTS.

A Break From Jacobs-The New Candi-
didates Voted For.
ALBANY, June 22.-The Joint Con-
ton met at noon and proceeded to vote
for successor ~ CVnhii"e. IT. -~.r-
bined vote stool follows:
Shnrf Harm
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h PHOTOGRAPHER
ID TWELFTH STREET.
REMOVAL

EO9lNlO v A1
N AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 4TH.I
will be found in my new and eommodi.
quarters,
No. eI5T Main Street,
F, large and fresh stock OF Plumbing Goods.
prising all the latest designs in Gas fixtures
and would respectfully invite my friends and
public generally TO call and see me. Tele.
ne No A 81. OSCAR SEELRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-23
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
The Coalitiopists Gay the Meeting Hello
Yesterday was N OF Legitimate.

The Coalitiopists Gay the Meeting Held
Yesterday was lot Legitimate,
WASHINGTON. June 22.-The officials
and Others here who are working for
the coalition Of the Readjusters and
Republicans in Virginia claim the meet
ing OF the State Central Committee,
held in Richmond, yesterday, was not
t-o;';-,a,s. on the oro"nd thst the CAqlT;
man, Lewis, VINO was aioiie e"hPomeIs"
to call a meeting OF the COMMITTEES,
changed the date from the 2lst to the
2Sth before the committee met. The
coalitionists say that they will have a
majority at the meeting on the 2Sth,
and that they will have direct authority
from the President to say that he favers
coalition. 1t is not probable though
that Yesterdays action OF the committee
can be changed by the claim that it was
illegal.
A Lathe Virginia scapegrace.
Congressman Speer, OF Georgia, who
was elected as an Independent Demo.
crat, has declared his purpose to vote
with the Republicans in the organi-
zation OF the House. He made this
declaration to the President when
asking the latter for favor, and said
he expected the Democrats to make the
same sort OF attack on him that they
made on Malone, as he has determined
to leave the Democrats and vote with
the Republicans.
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dCTNA
Q & Marine Insurance COMPANY
OF WHEELING. W. WA.
(EsTABLIsHRD IN 1861
.PITAI S1OO 600

OFFICE, NO. 1915 MARKET STREET.
is Company insures all descriptions of pro
against loss or damage by fire for long or
time on the most favorable terms.
lronage Of the public respectfully solicited.
DIRE(yTORs.
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AT The CAPITAL.
A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING BE-
TWEEN HAYES AND BLAINE.

Congressman Speer, Of Georgia viii
follow in the Wake Of the lllusiri'
GUS Bill Malone, Of Virginia
Kick Of Coalitionists on the
Republican Commit
tee Meeting
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Assembly:
Combined vote
Long Term.

The Convention then proceeded to
vote again. The combined vote was a.
follows:
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EMO sslss. tO6erci.
PRODUCE.
n 90 = ora.


Nsv YosE, June 22.-CottOn-frm
at IL i.lGIall 8 l6c; futures ess,
Flour-Firm; receipts 1890 barrels.
exports ~, 400 barrels; snperhns West.
ern and State q OOtG4 IS; common ~
good extra 81 GOt15 90. good 10 choic-
S5 IOaG rs: white wheat extra - BIO
O Is: extra Ohio 81 1905 10: ~. Louis
A 75(aG 75; Minnesota patent pfocr~-
81 2ylss 10. Whfat-At lCa2ir better.
with a moderate export demand, r.os.
inc strong; receipts i37 900 bushels; sr
ports 227 100 bushels: No. 5 Milsauk~.
10 arrive 81 10; No. . spring Chicago
81 22i; uug,ahed red 81 l0t4i ~ No
do 81 ZIs,i 25i; No. 2 rel 81 ?siCSl ~.
canal 81 ?9ai 29l, railroad mixed
winter 81 2ti01i rs; ungrad-d shits
81 lSa.I 25I; 40. 2 DO 81 %. No ] do.
salrs "a ,OOO bu.hris,siSi 27tCsl Et; No.
2 red, seller June, sales lGs. 600 bushels,
Al ei 27iCSI ~; seller July, salss $751;
600 bushels. st u 26i; seller September,
sales $1,000. bushels N " DeI 10.
Con--firm; receipts 2il.Oo busb.t:
exports iI2 OoO bnsb~ls; unound Wa
53c: uugrsded bsCS59ic; steamer hjit~
Soc; No. T. 6ite5sc; No. !? SELLER
June 5Gi(S57fc; ssller Jolly tSts5Itr:
seller August 57}a 5slc; seiler s-pt,in.
Ter Sslts So. Ost-Fs'riy sctive snd .
sbade higher; receipts III 900 bushels;
exports 3,60O bushels; western mixsd
tYt4+; white western ttts4sr Hay
Dull si 50Agcc. Hops De,nsbd lair
snd market nrm; year.ings I2sls:.
eastssn snd western l4i623c. Con.e-
Rio cArvves quoted at 9iCsl2lc; Job lots
9i(Sl3ic. Bugar-Quiet, hrm and In
far demand; lair 10 good refining 10
&c. Molasses-Quiet and steady: rSnn.
ins Bl(S37c. R.oe-Quist bat steady.
Petroleum-Firm; United S0e. Tsllov
Firm ssd in fair demand a. oic. Rosin
Firm and unchanged. Turpentins-
Weak at Aic. Exs-Dull at III1Ir.
Iestbes-Yirm; hemlock sole 5sZe.
Wool-In good demand and hrn DOM
estic fleece 3afS45c; pulled Do4&oe un.
vsshed I2z3sc; Texas ltS30c. Pork
-stroorer; Old mess SIC 1V9i6 ga new
me- Si7 90. Beef-Firm. Cot Meats
-Osiet and sesdy: looE clear SIC;
.hort clear 9te. LAfd-wesk; prime
sssm Sii 1oSil Is. Batter - Steahy
~ I0al2c. Cheese-Defnand lair and
market 6rm st U9l0c.
foLsso, June 2s.-Whest-Pirm;
No. 2 red Wabash, seller June 81 2ii:
selIer July 81 Iii; seller August 81 i6t;
vesr 81 iSi; No. 5 rel Wabash 81 Is:
amber Nichiean 81 tOi. Con-Pifm:
hieh mixsd 4sIc; No. 2 spot +sIe: seller
July 4Sic. Oats Firm; No. 2 3se.
nev Orisana.
Nsv 0sLsAss, June 22.-Co6es -
Firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 prime.
9i1i3e. Sugar Qaist and weak; inls-
nor TO GOOD common 717ie: common
70 good common 7t(ss,. Molssses--Dull
| and upchangri Rice-Qaiet snd
stesdy; ordinary 70 rims tts5te.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-23
THE CONTEST AT ALBANY
JACOBS WITHDRAWN AND POTTER
SUBSTITUTED.

The investigation Adjourned Until Thurs
day-The Stal~art Chisftain Sounds
the Tocsin and Calls His Vassas
in For instructions Result Of
Yesterdays BalIOting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-23
BUYING AND SELLING.


Messy Easy At 3 to 3i-2 Pr csat-esv'
snmsats Generally Steady and higAsr
-flsR Ia Coed. Dsmaad-wssst
Active. Firm and High
a-negs Stsady.
PlNAHoI.
usw Yoek.
NHw YoRx. June -. - noxsv -
Market easy at S9Si per cent Prime
mercantile paper SS4} per cent Steri.
ing exchange, bankers bills stsedy ss
4S4i; demand, asst.
sILvRs-At London 81 III per ounce;
bar silver hero ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin ! per cent discount
GovkRSnESrs-Generally steady and
! per cent. higher for Is.
Y. Coupons uUl
NeW
New FourAnd
New ..-ll.-s
Pac4ac sizes of ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-23

'LVV Z NVNNV " .
Short Term.
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No choice.
Long Term.

Combined vote:
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sHORT AND sW EFT

ANOTHER DAY AND NOTHING DONE.
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roseoA

foLsso. June 2!.-Whest-Pirm:
No. 2 red Wabash, seller June 81 "a:
seller July 81 l7i; seller Angast 81 iet
yesf 81 i5i; No. 8 rel Wabash 81 Ij:
amber Nichiasn 81 3Ol. Corn-Pirm:
high mixed +slc; No. 2 spot +slc: seller
July 4Sic. Oats Firm; No. 2 3se.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-23

Nsv 0sLsAss, June 22.-Co6es -
Firm; Rio carxoes, ordinary 10 prime.
Si9ise. sus.s-Qaiet and vssk; inis-
nor 10 GOOD common 717te: common
10 good common 7t(s8,. Molas.es-Duli
and unchanged. Rice-Qaiet and
stesdy: ordinary 70 rims t(s5te.
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Ripley lodge, No. Al, NJ.

stated meetings, Second Friday in every
month at 10 O'Clock, a. m,
OFFICERS.
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The ADVERTISER is the Oldest
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Scientists show us that they can trace a
period when the North Sea did not exict
and, OF the same time, that England and
the southern part of Scandinavia were
joined to the continent of Europe. This
was long before American enterprise un.
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cum, thoroughly deodorized and delight
fully perfumed. twill perform all that is
claimed for it. Absolutely restores Hair
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weak and sickly hair; tones the hair bulbs
into a natural and healthy action. Itissc
penetrating that it reaches the seat Of dis.
ease, the hair bulbs, and the benefit is al
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bestowed upon it. Sold BY all dealers in
drugs aud medicines,
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Are YOU disturbed at night and bro
ken of your rest by q sick child sul.-
cring and crying with the cxcruciatipg
pain of cutting teeth If so, go at once
and get a bottle OF MRS. W1NSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately-dcpend uponit; there is no
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on earth who has ever used it, who will
not tell you at once thati it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child, opcr-
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to 5 in all cascs, and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription Of one of
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. Is cents = bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30

with p,tsfo over the sumptsIous barbecue.
The OK slaughtered for the multitude was
cn;oyed hugely, being tender and Of the
most sayory nature. !,
After dinner the speaking was resumed
by Mr.. James N. Dunlop, OF your city, VINO
mot Colonel William T.. Cameron. on iasI
Monday no Halifax Courthouse IN JOINT
discussion with result highly gfatliying
10 the friends OF our cause. lie procecoea
10 deliver un impressive and eloquent
speech touching the issucsoi the campaign.
Mr.. Dunlop consumed IN hour or more IN
his remarks, and we never saw more at
ientiye OF apprecintiye audience, who az
intervals cheered him heartily while he was
making some capital hits. lie speaks Win
great ease and fluency. -.
Hon. Henry A. Atkinson made Driei
speeeh. which was enjoyed by all present.
Hon. William Loyenstein urged in the
most earnest manner the importance OF
thorough organization Of the Conservative
party i'm the present political contest.
MIR. Thomas y. Page, prominent young
LAWYER of the Richmond bar, was present.
and. after being called upon, Delivered
very able and effective speech.
MIR. Holm T.. Broaddus, the Conservative
Democratic candidate for the House OF
Delegates, closed the discussion with Il con-
else but appropriate speech.
Ex-Judge u. c. Minor, tho superihlen-
dent OF the nscryatiye-Democratic party
OF Hcnrico, was present and participated
earnestly in the meeting. He is a splenaiu
worker, and the county IL being Thoroughly
Organized under his supervision. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
PAGE COUNTY.

LURAY, october 70, 1851.
Editors Dispatch: This has been great
day for Conservative Democracy in Page.
ON Yesterday, in Rappahannock, John W.
Daniel was received with possibly the
grandest ovation yet rendered him during
the canvass. lie was met ut SpcrryYille by
five or six hundred mounted men and es-
cortcd to the cOunty-seat, where he adj
dressed a wildly-enthusiastic crowd OF
1000 people. From what hear, many con-
yerts were made and the doubling are no
longer so. RappahannOck will speak with
no uncertain sound on the Sth OF November.
To-day he was met some miles outside our
corporation limits by an escort with brass
band and conducted to our courthouse,
which was filed with voters eager to hear
orr next Governor. \ considerable over
flow in the yard, not getting in, were de
barred this pleasure. This is the first time
our people ever saw John w. Daniel, and
truly il can be said he came and conquered.
For nearly three hours he held our people
spell-bOund by his manly eloquence, plant
ing himself squarely upon the COnserva-
tiYe-DcmOcratic platform, pledged to =
non-increase of taxes, and this pco-
plc believed his manly utterancc. When
Ike said, in this connection, he had
never violated pledge, and, 20 help him
God. he never would, his whitening, indig-
nant denunciation OF the lie and the liars
which and who would write him an enemy
OF the schools carried conviction to every
mind. | do not purpose in thi, hasty note
to attempt any synopsis Of this speech; l
could not without msrring it. 1t was elO-
quent, honest, manly, straightforward, and
convincing. The frequent outburst OF
spontaneous and prolonged applause
which greeted him in old Page, county
never long in the wrong, was music to
those who love Virginia and a warning
to those who love only her offices. This
writer heard quite number state they
had that day come to Luray preludiced, OPP
posed, or doubling, but that every scale
had dropped from their eyes, and that now,
in the light OF John Daniels manly, honest
face and utterances, they clearly saw Viz
ginia's interest and their duty. Last year
Page gave the largest relative majority re-
ccived in the State by Mahonc's July
ticket. She now sees the mistake she made,
and tells Malone, You fooled us once. II
was then your fault; il you fool us now it
will be our fault. Her redemption il nigh
at hand. Look for glorious news from
Page when the returns arrive after the Sth
of November. We hope and expect her to
resume her proud place in the victorious
Democratic column that on November Sth
will bear Daniel, Barbour, and Mckinney
to victory. HEARER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
GRAND Rarly I'm menrieo Country.

BARBECUE AZ WHITES STORE-MEETiNC AD-
DRESSED BY DIR. A. MONTEIRO, JAMES n. Dun
LoP, ESQ.,, H0S. WILLIAM LOvEksTEIN,
Ron. HENRY A. ATKINSON, THOMAS n. PAGE,
ESQ, AND JOHN L. BR0ADDus. ESQ.
WHITES STORE, October %, 1881.
Editors Dispatch There was a large
and enthusiastic Democratic meeting at
this place to-day. The citizens attended
from all portions OF the county, and were
highly pleased with the speaking, which
consumed nearly half OF the day. There
were but few, II any, Readjusters pre-
sent, and not one Mahoneite. Since
Malone turned traitor many OF his
former followers decline TO support
him. DIR. A. Monteiro portrayed
Malone in his true character, and at times
applied the scalpel 10 the railroad record
Of Malone, which literally fayed him
alive; told the audience how this ninety
pounds OF dried-up reSdiustment had man
aged a long line OF railroad, stretching
from Bristol to Norfolk, and how it had
been bankrupted under his control, and
how he (Mahone) had become a millionaire
in few years, while the poor employees OF
the road had scarcely obtained money
enough TO support themselves aud families.
The writer cannot in this brief account
follow DIR. Monteiro through his entire
speech and give even an outline OF it. II
was interlardcd with some very humorous
anecdotes, and admirably told.
After the conclusion OF DIR. Monteiro's
speech dinner was announced, and the I'M
nense throBg proceeded at once TO refresh
he inner man; for an abundance had been
for the occasion, both Of liquors
md edibles. The soyerdgns participated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
aeiy- SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
OF
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLOAES, DOLMANS-
ULSTERS, aud SACQUEs, rom $3.50 TO $40;
ELEGANT PLUSu-TRlMlIED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only SO;
HANDSOME Trimmed CLOTH DOLMANS,
only Sc;
NICELY-TRIMMED CLOTH CLOAKS, only - ;
MISSES and CHILDREN's CLGAKS, ULSTERs,
and JACKETS, from $3.50 to Sl5;
MISSES IfAVELOCKs, very stylish;
In DRESS GOODS we are showing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from 25c. to 80 per yard;
All ihc latest shades in sURAH SATlNS, VEL
VETS, and PLUSlIEs;
Another lot Of the ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS
1t 2Oc. worth 35c.;
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TWlLLED CASH
MERES 1t Toe;
Our DOLLAR COLORED DRESS SILKS arc
splendid for the price;
BLACK SATINS from 75c. 10 81;
BLACK SILK VELVETS from 81 upwards;
In BLACK GOODS we have a larger line and lower
prices than ever;
80 pieces BLACK CASHMERES at special low
figures;
LUPINs Ss-INCH CASHMERE at soc. worth
CSC.
LUPlN's SS-INCH EXTRA FINISH at Csc.
worth Soc;
BLACK ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS at 20c.
worm o0c.s
Large stock OF CREPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTAS'
DRAP D'ALAAS, &C.;
Our stock Of sHAWLs Is large, and We have many
new and handsome styles
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLESa at Wsy-down
low prices;
just opened another lot Of the JOUVlN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. They arc
selling fast.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks in Eve hooks sl.25; seven
hooks, Sl,65;
MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at 5Oc.;
ELEGANT stock Of nne ROLLED-GOLD and JET
JEWELGY. JULIUS MEYER & son,
oc I6-dtf sol and COS Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
DEATHS.

MED. At tho residence Of her soh-In-lsws Nj.
Lewis II. Blair, ON the 29th lnsapL w p" H.
William H. Harrison, Of 1.-The NiEwRm," Amcils
county Va in the 81 xty -ecventh year OF her re.
Her funeral will take place from the flr't :, zap
list church TODAY Sunday at O'Clock T. ".
IL is requested that no foeers be sent.
Died. on the 2elh Instant, at l A. d., Mr..
ELIZABETH HALL, beloved vic OF Joseph
Hall, In the 1fty-fourth year or her age. .,.,-
And Coz snail wpe ny more mr. death, neither
sorrov nor CRYING, neither shall therc be any
more pain; FOR the former things are pas'eu
Her funeral will be preached from Yensolc,,
Street church on SUNDAY, SON lnstanI, at .
i: ". Friend, OF The family moe 2, NJ
r. Smoot, are invited to sttend. - 4,
Religious Herald, ~ this city, petersburg anu
Danyilc papers will please copy
Died, at Brook hin, IIenrico county, ya'i the
residence Of his grandfather, John stewart, E,9''
on FRIDAY, October 2S, 1881, ~ a.. h;'
THOMAS, eldest son Of Thomas ana Mary .
PInckney aged nine years aud two days.
cbnr mrs .In sn1ico SUNDAY the soth Instant, at
4. NJ. The friends Of his fathers anu er'nu-
fathers families arc ,nJsSa 70 e,ss and Courier,
and Savannah feics please copy.
ON 81. simon's Islsnd, Georgia, departed ms
life, Mr.. WILLIAM II. SMITH, III inc e'en'ie'i
year Of his age: y,.n,,t. .pd +,
COMMUNICATE Of the Episcopal Church Tor nearly
half century. 49, =
Blessed are the dead who die In the LORD
ON. TIE 9Th day Of October, 1881, when MIS-;
ELLEN r. GARRISON suddenly dleI, Boou
woman passed away from earth TO Heaven.
Northumberland husbsnd stood paralyzed NJ tnc
blow, and FIVE mOtherlcss children were ielt 'uoHe
10 ncht tie battle Of life. -, II. ,o,x
Mrs. GARRIsOS was beloved by al who knew
her. Her husband was bound 10 her by inc golden
rb,ins of love ,nd cndearcd to her by thousand
tender and thoughtful acts Of affection. Her
children were devoted to her, Tor whom tne
Thought no labor TOO fstigulng and no sacrnce 700
great Iicr neigibOrs will ever remember heI
words OF sympathy, her deeds OF Kindness ana
her happy look Of centcntment. $1,000,
nor nineteen wears she hsd been the fathfui
wife Of Alexander +. GARRISON Of ChesterneId
comfy, and for fifteen years she had been = con
.i,ient member of Bethlehem Baptist church;
Rut now she lies buried in her native county 9i
Hcnrico May her virtues her life OF scli-s:eri -
fee her devotion 10 husband and children, ana hcr
faith in Christ lcsd all OF hor family to an ever
issling home where death cannot enter ana part
IT, J.snntnovn A. FRIEND,
"a B. A. III.