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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
F{]hE'{IN VEIN

The Gar and the Emperor OF Austria will
shortly meet.
The Irish Naioua! L,nlu, Convention have
sent cable despatch TO Mrs, Garfield express
sl7o Il the sympathy Of The Irish people.
Prince jerome Napoleon has arrived Mt Goa
stantiuope. lie hes had an audience with tins
SaItan lasting Two hOuls.
Prayers were offered for the re- 1yory Of Pres.
idcnt Garfield 10 several Of The Q! urctcs Of
London yesterday.
MIR. Forster. Chief Sc ciary Tor Iceland, has
pccu asked TO release tho suspects" and Mi
chacI DAVla, Did has Tho matter under consiG.
ton.
The Emperor William has sanctioned tho &c
copta.c, by tho descendants Of Baron Won
Stcubcn OF tho invitation to attend the York.
town centennial CELEBRATION. Tho desc .ndants
arc all Officers 10 the RUSSIAN slm2.
At = lad meeting on Sunday at ClounkiIiy,
County Cork. ireland, at which III. 600 rereops
Wero present, resolutions were passed affirming
tho principles Of tho Land L,aguo Convention,
aud p'edgog those present 10 continue the
Present movement until landlords arc abolished.
DctuIa!lors of Jews representing different
towns have arrived at St. Petersburg, and arc
consulting IN regard to Interviewing General
lgDatlctf the Russian Minister OF the Interior,
They intend to present petition prsyirg for 40
official public declaration Of liberty for all creeGs.
and suspension 10 tho meantime of the laws
sancllonng the expulsion Of Jews from certain
localities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
ViHGINIA NEW,U

Tho mighty Jeems' is rising, aal Rica.
mcnd will DO SAVED from water famine.
The exports OF manufactured tobtc,o from
Petersburg, last week amounted to III, 81
pounds.
A. q. Williamson. Wiso Courthouse, Wise
county. Va, aud j. III. Dickinson, Biokly's
Mills, Russell county, Va, has bccu commits
stoned IS postmasters.
The County Court OF Clarke has decided that
tho town Of B.rryvillo cannot tax attorneys
living outside of the corporate limits who prnc-
tics 10 the courts o! Berryvillo.
A youth named John Henderson, about
IS years old. has been arrested 10 The act Of
laying rail on tho track of the Richmond and
Dsnville Railroad. nosr the lC7sh milepcs:, DO.
tween Kli1sVlc aud Green's oro', with ;ho ic.
tent Of wrccking tho fast mail train.
|. is understood that hostile correspondence
took place few days ego between Two promi-
nent democrats ot Chesterfield. A challenge
passed between the gentlemen, but the matter
wss gu itqnontly smicsbIy arranged The
trouble is said to have grown cut of one Of The
gentlemen impugoirg the democracy Of tho
other, which was quickly resented had do.
mand irr satisfaction made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
THE IN HrAnla.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Vireinia Ga old -. Dr.
uoierrnd IL; do consolidated 8;t: do "a .o,
RES 39I past duo coup 924 new 10 4Os 615 hid
Cotton dull sud lowor; middIng II Flcur
quiet howard street and Western super s OJs
30 10 ) 90 extra 25.S7 90; do family 25sSS co.:
City mills super OOaS5 10; do extra 25s$6 rs
40 ismily 5 O0aSS rs do Rio brands 75sS8 90:
fAtapsco family IS 81. Whoat-Southern firm
and shade better; Western lower and dull ::
Southern red ll0all5 do amber l5OslG5: No J
western winter rcd, spot and Sept ldd4sl4ls /.
Oct A5tali5s; Nov la9tal49a; Dec l64sl52s
Cern-Souihern higher for white; yellow uomi-
nal; Western shade of closing inactive but
hrm; Southern white o.; do yellow II; West.
ern mixed, spot and Sept 6 bid; Oct 72ia72g ::
Nov 75as7ts. Oats firm Southern 5Is53 !;
Western white 5la52; do mixed 5Oa5l; Penn
5ls65. Rye quiet a. 10S. Hay firm, primo 10
choice Penn and Md lGAS2l. Coffee uusottled
ana weak: Rio csrRoes. ordinary to fair nomi-
nslly at l0al2b. Sugar firm A sof. lCl, Wbis.
key firm st l9ASl 19I.
fHlLADKLrItIAC CATTLE MARKET. Sent. 10
Gslte-sales of 1000; market active; prime ca,
Gs good 6iAGb medium 4sa6s; common 3isdi
Sheep-ssles OF 5000; market active; prime 54a
-; insnlum 41s6; common 3!sd!; Chester CO.
amp ms; Western lambs daily stock ewes
1928 70. Hogs-ssles 800; market active; good
iat hogs 9aalO3; common and stockerB 7sS;.
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Stocks feverish. Money!
asG. Flour dull and heavy. Whea! Yal4 lower.
Corn ia lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

ANTICIPATED DUEL.-A correspondence is
published 10 Richmond which will probably
lead to dual between Mr.. Prylou Wise. o
brother OF Hop George d. Wise, and MIR. j..
l.. Lewis, Uoilod Ststcs district attorney for
the eastern district of Virginia. WHO'S brother
of John f. L,wis, tho readiustcr nominee for
Lieutenant Governor. la q rcoont speech 1T
Petersburg, Mr.. l. l.. Lewis said that if GER
tain language attributed to tho Hon. George
u. Wiso 10 speech made 10 the southwest
discussing tho record Of John +. Lsws was COR
rect, then George D. Wise was liar, soouu
drel and o fool This elected note Of in-
Quiry FROM Mr.. PeYton Wise, to which Mr.. l..
l.. Lewis responded tLat the report Of his rs-
marks containing tho words quoted above was
correct. To ills MIR. Poyton Wise responds st
length, 10 which he pronounces j.. l.. L.ws a
fool. BLACKBOARD, liar and oowpad. and at the
same time severely crilioz's John f. Lewis as
United States marshal for tho srr,st If nearly
400 citizsus Of southwestern Virginia on va
riouS frivolous charges, less than 40 of whom
Tcre convicted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10.

Tho Debt I'tyG, tho Richmond organ Of The
straishte->! republicans of Virgins. is as pro-
nouIced in its opposition to Mahonelsm AS the
most utter democratic newspaper 10 the State.
This is as it should be. for oil reputable parties
should unto against ons that is disraIutsbe,
aud whose SUCCESS could tus result in untold
Injury to both races in VirRDia and in inliolte
damage to eyory interest in the State All the
good and true republicans 10 tho State approve
and endorse tho sentiment contained 10 the
following paragraphs taken from the last issue
of the Debt Pager:
who says or believes that tho present cnGl,
ition movement 10 Virginia will result 10 tyi-
umph for rerublicansm. is either fool or q
knsve, and tho sooner republicans. who have
been temporarily deceived by tho soDhistrics Of
tho readjus;cr leaders, turn thtlr backs upon
That corrup! organization. the bsttor will il be
for themselves, the party ard tho country. A
manly and avowcd opposition to the scheme OF
rlo5!ituting tko,partv to the advancement Of
the personal aims Of Boss Malone and his Ia
vored crow, Is tho wise and sefe path in which
to tread.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
a DrUnkarL'S WOrk.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 19.-Tho crowd that
lined tho shores of Lily Lake, sheet of water
situated miles from Scranton and somewhat,
noted ss pleasure resoIt witnessed painful
accident yesterday afternoon. Two fsmiles,
named Harvey and Lenshan. who drove there
that morning wero cut boating, whom ono Of
tho mon, who was under tho i1flueuc, of LIQUOR,
commetcod to rock tho boat and olpsiz,d it,
throwing tho occupants into the water. which
is about huudren feet daer. Little Anna
Labanan, aged . years aud William Harvey.
aged It, wero drowned. Tho girls body was
found. but that of tho boy has not yet boon re-
covered. although various eftrs wore made to
fnd il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
In MelilOrlau.

Died attor brief illness at her home, on tho
| 18th OF September, Mrs. INNES BAR
Tells, wife OF Herman Bartols std dau shier OF
John Murray Forbes OF Iunts Hill. Fauqnor CO
IN tho a7th year of her age. This sad nd SUD
dan death has awakened general and doop emo.
lion in tho social circle of which she WAS au orna-
msnl, and by which che WAS highly esteemed
aad beloved. This feeling WAS attsstod By the
Large congregation OF her n.ighbors who gathered
around her grave. and joined in the grand old
burial service of tho Episcopal Church Of which
she had long been q devout commu Meant. Too
writer OF this brief tribute 10 hsr momory.
aos!sins from words CT fusoms praise which
90 no! become q pure and gentle christian W..
man, the memory OF whose lie is her best chi.
taph. Her ears which arc now charmed with
the sweo. nu,ic Of Heaven. would not hos3, if
she could hear them. Aud as 10 her surviving
friends nero words would only mar tho melody
OF her memory in their own hearts.
When ma!roH, in tho n)Wor Of her aye, ia
suddenly Gu! down leaving weeping parents of
whom che was dulitul daughter. u beloved
husband, OF whom che was the loving wifs, ten
der brothers and sisters and five sweet little
children all unconscious Of their loss it is smpt.
terry which human reason csnnO. fa.hom. The
philosopher can only utter common place md
comfortless reflections The Christian only hears
the voice from Heaven saying blessed are the
dead who die in tho Lord ~ "Wh.t We know not
now, wo sha!l know hereafter" sIfyo believe
that Jesus disd and roso fg ,in, evon 80 them
also which sloep 10 Jesus. shall Uod bring with
him." "Let US comfor! ourselves with tbeso
words. and sorrow not As thoae who have no
hopo." ps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
Crimes by Jealous Husbands,

CHESTER, Pa. Sept. l9.-Thouas Siuson,
sg.d 50 years, who had retired Saturday night
uadcr tho influence OF liquor. yesterday mora
ing cot his wte's threat from oar to ear with
rsz,r. Whio she was laying abad With him.
and then drew the weapon across his own
wodpipe. His wife, who is e. years old.
sprang from the bad, the blood squirting from
the severed artery almost as high as the cell
ing. and ran for the next room where her
daughter was sleeping, but she only reached
tho door when she tell dead. Stioson ia still
alive, but tho physician has very little homo Of
hia recovery. lie is laborsr, but has not
worked for tour yoara, living on the earnings of
his children. His victim was a hard working
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
Mo,hersI mothcrs!I NIothers,!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken o. your
rest by a s;cx child suffering ind crying with
the oxcruciatinR pain of cutting testh2 If 90,
20 st once aud get = bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOUTHl NJ SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
little sulorer mmediAtely-depand upon i.
there ID no mistake about it. There is no,
mother on Garth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once thst il will -egulate the bow.
els. and give reat to The mother, and relief and
health 10 the child, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and pleasant to
tho taste, and ID the prescription OF one of tho
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
tho United States. Sold everywhere. Is Gents
Dolte. mhGl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

Gao of our Kappahannock carrespoGdepts,
10 his account of discussion in that county b.
twocn Messrs. Turner and Allen. quoted Mr..
Turner as saying: Cameron voted for the
fnnCihg BILL. This was Q mistake. The point
Mr.. Turncr male, in subs!arc, Was. that Cam.
rron gave no uiterance sgalnst it that he ever
hoard Of, but silently sequicsc d. unloss his sc.
900, 0G0 editorial was taken IS such uLtoralc;;
and II ao that his opposition. il iafetrel from
thut. MAS b'cluso that bill set tp.rt one third
for West Virginia instead OF providing for the
debt in it's .utiicty. mr. Turnor. Of curse.
knew Colonel Cam, ron Was not a member of
of tho Legislature. sn1. GODS, lenle. could
Dot havo voted for Tho hll, aai tho qultaticn
alluded to would Iui him 10 tho predlcamcnt
of making wiitul misstatt IN mt, of which he il
irr,nakl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

Northtrl republican newspapers proi, IS 10
believe thu; tho people of Virginia arc not Only
llz7, but tina: cvco if they had tho dt-p, slion
to DO Industrious they would not >ow how 10
work. IT their professions are sincorn, they
never labored undCr grcaler mistake. OF
our owu personal kuoRlldg, VIC know men
who were raised ia { fl lcDce ani who never did
stroke of work in their lives until impo9er-
lshed By tho war. who. with their own un-
aided hands. have soWod and roapel the crops
that HAYS sustained thoir families; aud what
may seem irtr,diblo 10 the North, there arc
Virginia ladies. eduatea a! the mos. lashioun-
bic boarding schools. AID who had maids to do
thor every bidding before the war. who have,
slncs that lime, plowad tho ground for, and
planted aud gathered era crops with 20 assist.
area
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
Mr. WashinStOn's letter OF Accept
nuCC.

nncc.
The following Is the letter of Mr. Ri. Wash.
ington, Of WestmorelaId county, accepting tho
nomination for the House OF Delegates:
Oak Grove. Wes.m ireland county, Va,
September 6th 1881
Mesers. w. NJ. Walker. w. 4. Claughton. Jos.
w. Anderson. Committee:
Gentlemen: Your favor of the 29!h uliimo,
notifying mo Of my nomination by the conven.
lion of tina conservative party, which met at
Union Village on the 25th ultimo, as candidate
to represent the counties Of Northumberland and
Wes,moreland in the next Legislature of Vir-
ginis, has been received. desire TO express TO
you my thanks for the very kind manner in
which you convey 10 me this Information.
While I deeply regret that your convention
should have chosen me as it's STANDARD bearer"
and seriously doubt the wsdc nj of it's choice, yet
eince il has seen fit with. to me- most pleasing
unanlmity 10 confer upon me the honor of the
nomination, do not feel at liberty to decline it,
aud desire now to express, through you, to tina
conservative party Of the district my grateful
acceptance OF the same ; and with my acceptance
please tako TO them the assurance from me that
they may expect At my hands and have from mo
whatever can be accomplished by untiring work
and horest z, BAL for the good and success of our
cause I have the honor 10 be your ob't. serv't,
K. j. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept. l9-The Posts fiosncal
article says: The Stock Exchange markets are
dull and present few features of interest. The
gloomy news in regard to Tho President has had
comparatively lilto Llluenco on values, al
many directions. Stocks have been irregular.
within narrow range OF quotations. Prices
generally. however. ARC somewhat higher that
at the close on Saturday. Government bonds
arc 5tcndy. Sthtehoncs dull, and Railroad bonds
urn on small trans actions. No official notice has
yet been given as 10 = call o. purchaso of bonds
by Tho Treasury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

SO far as hoard from no railroad employee in
The State has expressed an intention of voting
against Major Daniel. hut If any one has it was
because ho never knew or else had forgotten
that Major Daniel. is tho author OF tho bill Civ.
log labo'crs and employees on railroads pre-
ferred lien flr their wages. and that tho Msior
was the member Of the Legislature who sug-
gsstcd change in tbs law. so that tho widow
or children of railroad employee killed in ser.
Woo could recover damages. Gen. Malone s
regard for railroad employees is too woll kno Rn
to require mention. When he YVES President
Of the A. NJ. & o. II. Il. there was not one of
his employees who dared even approach him,
unless With hat in hand,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
$4,000 Damages.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19.-In tho fu!lntss Of
bis honeymoon Warner A. Sharp. who welded
about six months $50. is DOW c,ntrontcd vii q
suit brought 10 Common Peas No. | by Miss
Clara Reynolds, who claims SIC. 600 damages
for seduction undcr promise of marriage. Miss
Koynclds, 10 her afhd.Vit setting forth her com.
plslnt, says under tho premise ind engagement
of marriage Sharp ruined her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

Mr. Edward Nichols member Ct tho Le.s
burg bar. and one of tho leaders IF Tho republic.
can party 10 Loudouu county. not Only takes
slrong grounds sgainst the Malone movement,
bus' 10 sensible speech delivered at mectir &
OF his party IN l,sesburg last week, advised his
hearers to ID all they could to defeat that
movement. Some of the leading negroes OF
bis couaty made speeches at tho sas,n time,
all agreeing with Mr.. Nichols. aud what's more
to the purpose. oil receiving tho APPLAUSE Of
those who hoard them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

Another negro federal ollics holder s;as fallsn
victim TO the "libera" movement Of General
hahone His namo is Taz,wel Branch, and bc
WAS revenue otiicsr a! Farmvile. He had
been taught by the republican party to believe
in republican principles, but, strange as It may
seem. and utterly ineomprehensible to himself,
he WAS removed by the leaders of the republican
party for no other rcs3on than tho fact that he
would not renounce republican principles at the
bidding OF "A man who WAS q proscriptvs demo.
crAt until he found he could advance his own
selfish interests By deserving his own marty and
Joining theirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

The sudden AID unexpected death oil Dr..
Nlipstcln last Saturday afternoon Was mention
cd 10 The local coumos of the GAz tito Of TINT
date. BY it Alexandria has lost. not only ono
OF her best and oldest phys clans. but QUO of
her most popular citizons. lilo possessed 50
pcrior education, and during tho leisure mo.
ments his Extensive prac.ic, allowed hun, took
great delight 10 his books. not only those lelat.
lng to bis profession, but those which his oul.
tuted taste induced him to adniro Ho WIS o
gentleman OF retiring disposition, bat was scci-
al 10 his feelings. AID tho couVincing evidence
OF his true worth lies 10 tho fact that no was
most liked By those who knew him best
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
Extensive Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 10 Tho fro in Marion
county is spreading. 1t hos increased rapidly
and has burned over the ThrockmorLon rancho
OF III CtO acrcf. Tho town Of Sancelito is threat.
onod. Ii tho lr0 u1tonhs over Mount T.ural.
pals thero is nothing TO stop il till tho ocean is
reached. dslsnco Of Is miles Of heavily tim,
baEed country. Thus far some ia, 600 acres have
been barred over, a largo part of which was
valuable timbnr Lard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

Saturday .sst Was the nineteenth anniversary
olIl.a tai!C Q! SLarrg1urG. May OF .ho Ca
zo..6's readers ire mcn VINO took part il; Tia!
battle, or tAeiI cnIdton, and though many ofiLo
later were not born when That battle wss fought
they have low grown almost 10 mems estate.
The remembrance Of the fghts!ill lasts, but hap.
PLY its asper!ies, a! lesst among these on the
defeated size. have passed away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
"WINE OF CARDUIn M,
checks anu clear compilations.
For sslo by X. s. Leadbeater s. Bro
IllEll.

:, Suddenly, on Saturday. the 18th, al i 45p pm,
will take place from the late residence of the
deceased, Prince street. tomorrow (Tuesdsy)
afternoon, At o'clock. Friends of tho family
and patrons of the late Doctor are cordially in.
Vhea TO attend Fsuquier county, Va, and
ST. Louis, Mo, pap,ts please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

Mr. CLARK Irvine. chairman of the democratic
Siato Central committee of Ohio. addressed e
letter to Mr.. George K, Nash. chairman Ct tho
republican Slate cInIral committed. Saturday,
proposing not 10 baein speech making 10 The
fall campaign. provided the republican com,ait.
tee Will "lthdrag their appointments and held
on. 10 consideration CT The present crilio. can
dltlon OF the President. Tho republican cZeo-
ullVo Committee ans@sFch. refu-ing 10 enter
iato the arrangement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
SuiciIc.

PHILADELPHIA, Sent 10 Tho dead body OF q
IMAM. supposed to DO that Of Samuel w. Warner,
religious lunstic. WAS found on Saturday morn
ing by, fsrk Guard John Bendley, lying among
some bushes in the West Park, between the
rvor and tho depot building used during tho
Centennial year by tho Philadelphia and Read.
ing Railroad Company, The distorted features
OF tho deceased and tho absence of any marks Of
Violonco on tho body lead 10 tho su2ro;ition that
it WAS "A case of suicldo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
From TuniS.

LoNDcN. Sopt. l9.-Specisl dispatches from
Tdnls state that Shbatior summoned the Caliph
ofZ.shousn and after loading cannons in his
presence said if tho squoduct was again cut he
would bombs,d tho town. He also imposed
upon The inhabitants u war contribution Of 1000
oxen and 1850 weight of barley, TO bo delivered
in three days-for csch days delay tho inhabit.
ants to be fined 140O francs. General Logerot
has issued an order that any Arab found at the
aqueduct will be shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

The dispatches from Long Branch are of tho
mott depending character. The hopes Of lbe
most languine Of the Presidents friends hsvs
betn almost entirely absnG oncd, and the ankle.
~ about his coalition now seems confined to The
length OF limo ha will continue alive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
BeHHtifiCrS.

Ladies' you cannot rasks fair skim rosy checks
and sparkling egos with all tho coemetes Of
Franco. or bcauti6ers Of the world. while in
poor health, and nothing will give you .uch
good health. strength buoya Ant spirits and bosu'y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

NEW IoEK. Sopi. l9-Ninety mtn ia the
employ OF tho Alexandra Steamship Co. struck
work This morliDg for an increase Of 10 cents
per hour for their labor. The man have boen
psld lO cents por hour. No trouble with ths
siriEola is auticiusled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

Tho Mshtne candidate for the Legislature in
Henrico county, and who now hopes 10 be elect,
cd by negro votes, was such negro hs!or few
years ago tina! no is on record as saying negroes
are creatures whom our very nostris roru 1iatf."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

DO you know." remarked pronlioont gau-
tcman to US a few days ego "Df. Bulls Cough
Syrup is really good thing. My daughter
would have mo uso it for bad cJugh ard it
did cure mo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

The cool mornings and nights and warm
moons siiord evidence If the existence of the
maari@l potiod snd should be gu cicnL warn.
ing sgsnst unnecessary exposure 10 tho danger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
DESTROYED his Wiic.S Eve.

PHILADELPHIA. Sapt. l9.-Ar;hur and Bid.
get McApany bad drulkao brsw yesterday,
whon Arthur stabbed his Wifo 10 tho ego with
psir of sheep shears, completely digging her
ryo out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19
Another County Heard From,

-, Fayetto county, Pa, sends in tho following:
Tho Hamburg Drops has found it's way up 10
our m5unsalIs aud gained place in every
nIeuaehod. Julius HoepIiDg, Fayotto Springs,
Fsyette equity, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-19

The full pew5 in the churche, yesterday show.
Cd thst most of the summer absentocs have re.
turned.