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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
4 9; IIggx7 .>u1ll, Qb!ulzctttee
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC l..

4 YOUNG "0MAN's SAD END - Al il
qaest he'd ~ Ju:!ss U;eEnsp', vi hsdicLfstd,
\. J CT ). '-y IA lie s: C j. zZ,o Cro,L-
efs. y2urg si: e7.a did G. laa!prsc:ioe, Il
vescd The &c: tin; lie o:s5s'i2a wss pe!Jtm
ed 10 this ci BY wolnao osnsd taIy Gray,
who bss cGcs 90 No:!h Nioh styeet. l. zsiv
lived in KenorIgs7ll,c, k,2t Gun y, 5:aty-
issd. w.D her pase:t;s. STA ~ss i19hg i 20 be
rosTi.Gd to 8 WI y ra'a.UO:ios f.Gnsr na!n@d
McJeuIey. hH!, IL O!,32I, les: McCau!ty
b;uueht '"s !ca.g gGl,.- - iii clt-, I'd lock
Der 10 ID 81: Gr-y+. ha ajaa 10 ble be-
came SICK, j: is cia:u.6, hs deserted tcr. laT-
ing 80 ~ IDS ur: cur ;t9Icr Ul2c;ca! at!caii31
the Roa1nn to, refog5 10 tfH h0us. G: ~ uncle
li7iug 10 Waterford, :!oa miles out Of Csm !cp.
on tie SD tohb:!4 sikc. 81. grew ;sors. 400
Gel on 80 I,E lrs'SD;. sia'iGg, beiJso dying.
in The pas >vy o. .Ius.jo; C.emmert AID D:.
Jeoplo,s, the. McJauIy wsaugh5 i,or ruin,
a1d ih:t .!a S2uaG Grey Was piid so tr her
serv.oS. The jay rrVugI: - Verdict OF
dco;h trctn LoJd poI,oa;oG, the result OF inurics
Iecc'scd tut' e c'!Ii:asi Gleriii00 performed
By cps Mary G:ay, az; ,iat '62 said hlcC.Ll:y
YES az ac2:sgofy ;Tdo JG2'ice CirT:cnG1!
cen5ulted 7iih uaic: f Pyic3 G.v,l nn S.iri
day ;ish., ha' 80 arrests oJLi. b. {; L ot;d st
that tiuu.-IHHu. Rsc0rd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
4 OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

BEGINNING OCLOOeI 10, lSSl.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Wsshingto1
At 3 ~ =. N. and Alexandra. At 925 q. &c,
dolly, except Sunday; pass Lsesburg, going
westward, st II 80 s. 10. and arrive q Round
Hill st II 10 p m. Lsave Round Hill at II 80
2. NJ; psss Leesburg, going eastward, at ] 10
p. ~, md arrive at Alexandria at Is D. Il.
SAD 81 Washington at 80 p. M.
Inc ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave
Washington at ~ p. m. snd Alexandra 8.
20 P. II, daily, except Sunday, and arrive a:
Ceesourg at ~ p N. Leave Leesburg st 6 G0
m. snd arrive at Alexandria at 8 is L. NJ,
and Washington at 8 80 g. m.
@ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars st the Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station at9 70 m. and L. 20
p. a., and 90 through without change Of Gals.
Tbs o.2o c. N. train from Alexandra and 1890
2. m. train from Round Hill connect at Bound
Bill with OSHEKT'S Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and Win.
chester; slso Rednsn's Line of Coaches, which
leave Lses burg dsily tor Aide and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections
81 Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stsses for FaiIs
fax Court House.
CoEa1suaStton tickets, n or per u.Ta
SEanas ticketg, SEQ.
z 81. EAVEN3R,
ocla-" General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
Mothers! nzosiaers!. Gsoai.crs!!!

Are you disturbed 81 iigA; AID broken Of you,
reg: by s. e!ck child suffering sH1 r:;ing With
she ezc.uclsiinp pain u cutting teeth? II 90,
60 q. oGcs s1d gel. +. hoI.lo OF .!rs. WiNSLGW'S
SOUTR!H NJ SYRUP. !. Will relieve the poor
little sueere. !ni!.G,tis!eiy- depehd upon i. ;
there is no n2is.ske sbGu. i. There is not 8
mother on easlh VINO :.ss .YeT used it who will
not tell you :. oncn -. j. will @oGuiale tins bow
els, sid give roa. 10 tio !ictar:, AMI re!iei AID
Les!th 10 !ho c-.ii, operating ike magic. j. IL
perfectly s=ia 10 l&e :. Ill csses sn1 p.er2cnt 70
the tsstc, ODD IL the pTe%cTlGliIl OF one Of tie
oidee: snd bas! icmHlc ;.hyr:cIacs nCt nuTsss ir
tho United oi:te:. Sos! everywhere. IS cents
S DOLE. ni.Ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Nail Southwark, connects 1t Charlottesville,
with Ckes. 81 Ohio &. B., East snI West. At
I.ynchburg, connects with Norfolk & West
ern +. H., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, Eew Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
end Tezas-snd ct Dsnvilie with Richmond q
Dsnyi,e E. R., to South sud Southwest.
Earress Southwark connects at Oanville for
eli points South. Eas. and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave A..
exsndria dsily, except Sundsy y, 40 q. m. and
/, IS t, H., mud returning arrive at Alexandria
90 p. r..
gor MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
LEAD 8, II. sud Alexandria I % q. m, daily
except Sunday, arrive st Strssburgatl2 05 pm.
connecting with the Valley Road East snd
Yves. Leave St1ssburg 50 p. M, arriving it
&loxanGriS b! IS q. n.
EIXaD TRAIN FOE MANASSAS DIV.
ISIOt leaves Alexandra daily, e1cep. Sun.
day. ct c. 6. H., arriving st Strssburg 8. 05
.. H., nd returning leaves StrssbIry at IL
! .. H., arriving io A.aEsndrin c: 5 C5 p. n.
Fer Nid&inbusg, daily connection at Plsirs
| ssatior.
gor Upres7ille, regular connection 1t Dols.
! Elsnc.
For EIAREENTON, laa7s Washington z,
| S d. sad II 20 o. r. daily.
| al trains make good connections, ct Wash.
ingscn, to and from North and West.
| s.s3- Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington at
| 6 ~ =. H., ruaning through without change,
! Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
! enG augusta, Gs., without change. on 10 70
| T. Ii, train
k;arks Adjus.able Chair Cars are run on Night
! Trait between Washington eod Danville.
| South west.
! MEECER STA UEHTER a. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
kfnsos: er,.& :.oa:n

A7 mother wes afflicted long lime With
Neu!a!K!:. and cull, iicf|y Inactive Condition
OF The whole syst IN; cadscae, Eervol!7 pTo.tr;-
sion, end Wa airuu:. helpless, No ynSs!cisns
or mcdio!uas did h"! Eng 20c6. Three mol:ths
ego She beEsn 10 u3s ,!op bi.!trs, with auch
good Ill &c. ths. aAG ssa:ng AID e, young ayzia
although ever 20 years old. Wa lhiHE lh1ie is
no Other MEDICINE lit % use in :hs family. q
ledy il Iro7.darcc. Z .-J0urnaL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
Gef eat f}0csS.

Tao c'0ss confinement cf st f,ctory work,
gives the operatives ?Nhid fsces pour appetite,
Isn9uid, miserable ss.inxa, pCor bleed, active
liver. kidney hG1 urinary tsa,,tlcs sid 81! the
physiciaaS and met ;Goc il tho world cEuHot
help thi III un}eea tlay 2et gu! CT doors or usa
Hop Bii::Ia. tho lucest snd best remedy, es-
pecia!iy Tor such ca,cs, ha'i7 EbGnGsCce Of
hes!th. SUNSHINE AID soy che,Ks in them. = hey
coat tut ir Il - Christian NtcOrIcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
1851 GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

j GO 4 GREAT 4 90 i
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
I'D TIE NORTH, VEST Is SOUTHWEST
o-,pr DoUSAs TkA AGE. s,..ro
AAGEIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
November rs, 1881.
E:sn5 la.ve Washington from depot OF BAL
TLICRE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, oo,.
aa7 o. Sixth ard 3 s:l ssts, as follows:
20: philadelphia, Now York and the East. 8 and
snd 10 Is ?. N daily, with Fslsce Cars. Linn
lied Express Of Pullrsn Psrlol Csrs $500.
an. daily, syaep. Sunday. For Philsdeiph .
s and 10 80 =. IN. daiiy, except Sunday. and
eco, DO, 10 and 10 ID D. N. daily.
Chicago Limited Express GO 9. NJ daily; for
Si:isburs and West 10 80 a. IN. daily $50 p.
L.. n%;iy, ~ith Pslsce Car to tittsburg.
Ger GaHan6aigua and she North, s " 4. N.
o5cayt Sunday aad $50 .. N. dsily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car IL CaIandagua.
Fer watkins. 1880 ., N. daily except Sun
For Baltimore, 6 10, 500. $50 and 1880 q. M,
20, 70, 4.40, $40, $50, 10 90 and 1915 p. m.
On Sunday, 500 and 10. 80 Am; 2.IO, g. 40, $50,
IL 90 .nd l0.l6 p. pl.
sor Pope's Greek Line, 6 40 q. m. and 4 40 D. m.
ds!ty, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 ~ &. e. and 440 o. m. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria 80, 20. $40. and IL 80 q.
N, and "a, 5. s ~, 6 70 and II 80 I'm. Sun.
day st 81, 70 and IL Scam. and 20 pm.
TRANS leave Alexsndria FOR Washington, o.uu
e.O5, snd 10 a. IA, and 10, 8, S, I, 9(5
p. N. .Dd q night.
On Sunday al 500, and l0a. m. and % aud
9 CO p. Il.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, va
Gusntico end Richmond, will leave Ale1ar.
eli1 81 oo auc II u =. m. daily and $40 D.
N. daily, except Sunday.
Fast msil, leaving at II II .. M, makes but two
stops, viz: at Quan:ico and Fredericksburg,
between AleIandris aud Richmond.
Tscke:s and information CAL be procured at
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. j. K. WOOD,
NV Gen'l. Passenger SAgsns.
General Manager. nov7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
Opening ssNsi EEsissirg Of tsso 5Ia:Is.

CYeEsoE ssN.i EEUssAG Of tho 5za:Is,
CLOSING.
Washington u. c. End northeastern lnails
3. ILL.,, II NJ. and { and 8 10 D IL.
Western u:ails 80 and i5 p. Il.
Southern mails, Gia Richmond, Vs., 10 80 G.,
m. and s so and s IL .. 1t.
South and Southwestern nlail1, vi. Lynch
burg, Virgins, w.y aid through mails, 90 q.
N. and ~ =. II.
ksnsssas Division : 90 =. a.
A!e1andgia to Eouad Eli Va. g Oa. II:
cPEEIEa,
Northern and WesJcrH insils. via WRshins-
ION, u. G., 80 3. II. J.. Il. and i CO p. T.
Southera mails, via HlchmcEd, Va, s 20 &. n
ard 81 u. N.
Sou.h western Insi!a via Lynch burg, Virginia,
lthroush nnils) including way mails ca Midland
Railrosd, s 81 q. nl,
Manassas Division sc p. H. for loci boz only.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va, 3 SO =. e.
Office Eou:s-CEce opons s. 50 - -, end
closes =! Gu ?. II.
Sunday koara-Olca opoaa 5! d. :. T.. md
closes 81 . so 6. Ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
< Eis"s'EssH kaE.EA
3lst daY Of January, 1882

st the rsilroGd demo. of tie Washington .aa
Ohio HsilTosd Company, in tho city o. Aiezsn.
dria; vs.. offer 81 !,utiia zac:icn The
&NTlkG LINE OF THS WASHINGTON &
CHIC RAILROAD.
including tha! partly ana that wholly construct
&C. SID siso Iii and Singular ail tie wCra7 sud
property, reel personal sHd migcd, rolling
stock. locomotives, cers, Sc, nrd 81 rights
contrac.s ard franchises CT said Washington sad
Ohio Railroad Company.
Tho Bald property consists of constructed
iiCo Vi railway in active operation from tt,a city
OF Alexandria. Va, westward through tbs ccuu-
ties OF Alexandra, Fairfax sid l:cudoun 10
RoCnd Aili station, IN Louacun County. 6i:-
!s1ca CT 5l5 miles. including line connecting
With the Washington and Alexandria Railroad
The :oad is also Greded beyond kalrd Fill for
distance OF !hree niies.
The ether zeal property Of tho company con.
sista Of largo brick deI o. building end freisb;
hon:a, in the city OF &.leaaafris. g round hoGse
mschnn shop, car shop, car shed, store house
sc, aid hbou. fifteen acres OF ls! q sGjsceat
thereto also eleven depG. h9u: ca aid lois at tie
osfon principal stations bstWeGa Alexandria
end Round ELL
According to thu route survey OF tho dist,nce
from Washington CiIJ 20 Point Pheasant, On the
Ohio river. is thIee ElIJrod and twenty i've
Mice, and passes tbC0ug coG0iry heavily
tic be-ed and OF great mineral resources.
lerras !ho eatiTa property, real, person .nd
mixed, franchises, &c, lie golG togntoer. and for
no same the purchaser Il. Us. pay E!sy lhoussDd
doilsra ($5OCQJ) Of the par chhae money in cash.
and the resicua in four equal snuusl payments,
with Interest from the day OF sslu, which said
psy nents arc to bs evidenced By bonds W1icb
sIe 10 90 secured by deei of trust uron tho
property sold, to be executed upon the coIfrna-
.loT 0: lie sale arC cclye2al cs TO the pur-
Chaser.
THIS cn!s is subject 10 the lien Of The deed Of
trust executed hTsust 9th, 1853 20 indemnify
Tao equity Of Clarke stats OF Virgins, sgsiatt
is5l!,y for the snnu.l ih!erea. On the bonds Q.
tao sid county for the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars iSlc0 OGO)'u 20 aid until the
tine &hen said road shall bo commenced. ind
unde: ccDstruction in said county OF Clarke" snd
sSeirs: lisbiIit7 Cor The psJ IN en!s OF the prpci
PEI o! said bonds IL case they shall becons due
md payable before the rosd ehs!l DO commenced
and under construction in said county, the gsid
tcHoG falling due 10 tie year 49,!
Tbs purchaser will DO entitled 10 TIA No!
prcf.s q the rosd from the day Of ealo.
+ II. BARTON,
RICEE. II. LEE, Ctmm'rs
OHAS Z STUART. Ct Sale.
HENHY SEAION. J
ocl25-ts
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Gents Laun3Eied Shirls for 81 Co best il
town, 81 !. NICuBERG
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Si5eEsss Of this LIS .i!! yen IS follcw:.
sT&& E&i*FG;s.sIs


SI5eEsss OF this i.Ia I'll! yen IS fDllcws:
s72ss ScsfS r&s:.sE.
,...:.,
Cohnoc.HS Will fiefcnaSsa snd Aiaefz I!Es
'or ecesH'' s'esf2o'
E-sS = e c;!s' 2's%i: Es-$SS
EVERY iNNfIjAE, WEDNESDAY and
Norfolk on alternate aa7s At ! 90 T., n,
Thia stsuGca i15E: steamer has jus. been paint
cd throughout, stHsoi oolls EG"!y iurSlsnad and
safest boat On il5 fCs21Go river ali Chesapeake
bay, and IS the o3!g s:eaG'eT making Gloss con.
nect!cE VITA .ba Rev f0Tk sid boston stssrl-
ers also cc"aa2s5 W!ta 2aoiond sjasme.e and
,silroad i;i:es out. s5oo;.a :. eit;nT pUIn.r
sld fOiNT LOOKOUT g0:Ig Glt returning.
For taa H. atf Wiatt7. ct commencing GGt. IL,
retC5 OF ilro viii b "a: to.lcEs:
Era; cissa is:? % fGr'ivas HoH:oo end Nor
folk - %; second GaSs > 81; first class fare 20
Plney EciH: &c ov.!.s Lookout 81 50; seccEd
clasa I5c-
-
E:2Es rS&ES &sff&a,
gTE=se e Z: e q! s Ii c. E.:-Ss2 ss ..s: yt3kEts
e4Esss.ss-
EyLKv EHTnhv y.Ten on, p..,,r1;-,.
issys Sew ycrl, f,Gr, :;c7 - ST 80 ~
sSy i;sg;;INhY, to:cIc2s - - ''o'' "
49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies'
in "WlNE OF CkRDUi."
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SpEaME2
EXCELSIOR

(LaF:J lEG INC q. 5. MslIJ
VIII leave her whH:i, feet Ct Prince ztreet. On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS snd SATuA-
DAYS, ct $50 o'c!oak p. N, stopping st
FiEeY pc!at snd fuiar Lookout Soag sni rs.
turning Returning leaves Ncrlolk on VIVID.
EESDAIsj, FRIDAYS aad SUNDAYS St
o'cicck 2. II.
Eegirnihs With MaTl, 1851. Hxcursion ,icEsts
will De listed, scod for tour days, as followt:
Frs. Gi.ss fare to Fortress ii onfoe and Nor
folk g. 80; First class round ::ip, So CO. Second
Foin. AID Punt ..cvkcnt E; 80: Fj,st class
round trip, so Second class, esct way, IS cti.
State:o0ms 81. &cale IS cts
GEGNGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
?. U. HICE, Agent. nh26
SNLAND & sEAGCAED CoAs~iNa 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Lace Curtains from ~ CHS. a ysrt1 % 81 20 +:
ynld, elegant designs q. i Iceberg
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Now Supply Of C!ca&a, DcImssu, jackets
Sacks End Uis.c!s Ioc La.ias. Mtaes and Chill.
dren, a: I. ElCnBEsG.
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For sale by E. >. .eHIHss!gr 6 Bro.
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Liner Table Cloths. Napkins cad Towels from
auc!iua CT less .han ha.i q the usu8l price 1T
!. SICuBERG S.
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makes 4 happy household.
For ssln By &. Lcadcastcr So Rro
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For sails by X. :. Leadbea.er s. Bro.
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GROCERIES.

GESoGHEERa.
- BONES UAAVILLI TOBACCO in
L - store and for Gala by
T. ". hVHEE. 226 Kingst
FsHEE BRST A&SOSTNE&T or CHEAP
Z. sld fancy 1ci'eL Soaps il tina city
2. W. Away. 22!G King street
GMALL HaMt, SHOCLDsE aud Brsak.
~ fart Bacon received By
X. W AVERY, 22G King st.
ING GASHS' 2 ard 10 CANS TOMA.
LSS TOES Just recsiged
ocs2l j. ". AVERY, 226 King ct.
Z = BBLS. PUEE OLD APPLE VINE.
= - tAi; Ttich We guarantee TO keep Pickles
Sold ty 4. W. AVERY,
2l6 King street
NEW YORE FRESH GROUND BUCK-
IN WHSAT FAOUE received to dag; frot
en- Tho market By E. W. AVERY,
22G King street
g. received bY l.. W. AVERY,
26 King street
EELS. CUCUMBER PICK LBS very
- choico received oy T. w. AVERY,
225 Kiog street.
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WINE CT CARDUl" for Ladies oniv.
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SWINE OF CARDul" four times , da,
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WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO



Boats between WASHING fGE and Allen
ANDHlA nil -ur rrom;:'g IS follows. viz:
Leave Seventh street vi srf at 10. 8 80 9 So
10 go sid II 81 Dr.. snd u 50, 80 2 so. 8 90.
SO, 60 q 81 and y n.
sad II 81 $. r., std IL 30, 50. $50, 81. 80,
80 and d 30 ?.
PGw0sEGC FsiI-E "a G-s.N.BEFGS.
Che s,aanor kaRUWSHITH lesves 7th st.
whsrt Washington. a. p II. ard Alexandria
~ 30 8. 70 EVERY MHNDAT, TRURS-
DAI and SATURDAY for all river landings.
On Mondays IS ieF as Momini Ferry; On Thurs.
day M3miGi and CueIioIsn; on Saturday Cur
liousn srd Aecn -sat0nn; coarscIs ct Shep-
L .-j'a with s, q =. l.. =.
Z. ". I:IoLHy. GsR SiAnsgs1,
Csps ISo 4. Wccp. IT. !: fsss : &: [aclJ
E'OB NORFOLK, FG2iG'H*;:<<JUTA, Fur.
T:HSS MONROE AND TIE SOUTH,
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GiNGGES PArENT GRAVEL PAPER,
- for tho bottom OF Bird Csges; prevents filth.
disease, soro feet End vormin. Sa7es time Sno
trouble and keeps the bird in health and aong,
We hsvo reduced the prizes OF tie above 20 20cts
q package OF dozen shcetg
MCLEAN & UELEE,
s2pl4 IS king street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-18
THOUGHT HE WAS A TURKEY.
A Horrible Accident at Newport,
Arkansas.

Little Rock Gazette. 1871
A horrible accident took place a
Newport, Ark, Thursday morning
Mr.. Goodloc, a merchant in Newpor
and one Of the most respected c~itizeni
in the community, was accidental.
killed while out turkey hunting will
Mr.. Wallace, telegraph operator. Tn,
details of the tragedy are shocking il
the extreme. Mr.. Goodloe left home
early in the morning, and gaily tolC
his wife and pretty little daughter
that he would bring them home som,
turkey for dinner, but within an houl
his bleeding remains were brought
back, while his friend who shot hin
walked by him, feeling the anguish o.
the damned.
The two gentlemen started on theil
turkey hunt in the best of spirits,
laughing and chatting as they walked
along. The day was bright and cheer
full, and it seemed to them hal they
could not have a better day for fine
sport.
When they arrived at the woods
where turkeys we're to be found, Mr..
Goodloe and Mr.. Wallace separated,
and soon lost sight of each other, ow-
ing to the dense underbrush in the
forest. They hunted for some time;
the sun climbed up in the heavens,
and walking grew wearisome. Nj.
GOOdloe laid down behind a log, and
pulling out a bone turkey call, imi-
tated the gobbles of the game, that
Mr.. Wallace was deceived by it. He
heard a turkey calling in the woods,
and having lost all bearings of MI.
GoOdloe, drew gradually nearer the
sound. The calls were kept up,
and approaching noislessly to within
about sixty feet Of the log, Mr.. Wallace
stepped behind a tree and waited to as
certain the exact position of the tur-
key. Another call was sounded from
behind the log, and a slight movement
Of the concealed sportsman, betrayed
a red necktie which be wore. Wallace
thought it was the comb of a turkey,
and raising his gun, fred both barrels.
The aim was a true one. Goodloe stag
gered to his feet, and exclaimed, My
God, Wallace, you have killed mel
Without another word be fell back
dead. The horror-stricken friend
sprang to his side and tore open his
clothes, but the blood flowing and
from several mortal wounds
showed too plainly that he was dead.
Assistance was procured and the de-
ceased was carried to his home. Mr..
Wallace was completely unnerved by
by the shock to his nerves, and his rea-
son is threatened. Mr.. Goodloe had
only been in Newport for a year, hav-
ing moved from jacksonville, KY, to
that place. He was honored and re-
spected by the whole community, and
much sympathy is expressed for the
bereaYed wife.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll is max
ing arrangements for an extended lee
turing tour through the New England
states.
Savoy and Switzerland have, in pro-
portion to their population, more pau
pers and imbeciles than any other
European country.
The circus manager who advertised
for the h%andsomest woman in the
United States has chosen from among
the applicants Louise Montague. She
is a singer in variety shows, a beauty
of the brunette type, and a favorite
Of the Bowery youths. She will
represent Lalla Rookh in a street pa
geant.
A British parliamentary paper Just
issued gives the number Of emigrants
who left Irish ports in 1880 as 95,S57,
an increase of 1888 as compared
with 1879. The total number who
left the Irish ports from May, 1851, to
the 31st of December, 1890, is 1907.
1S7. Last year the United States alb
sorbed ISL per cent Of the emigrants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-18
COsIINGTO RUGBY.
The Mother of Tom Hughes De-
termiRed 10 Make il Her
Home.

Mrs. Hughes, mother ofTom Hughes,
of tom Brown at Rugby" fame, has
become much infatuated with her sons
colony in Rugby, Tenn, and her son
William, who is now in Philadelphia,
has made arrangements for his moth
er's coming to this country. She will
arrive early in May, by the American
line of steamers. She will stay in Phil
adelphia a few days, as the guest Of
Mr.. George w. Childs, and atterward
she will start for her new home, car
rying with her her furniture, pictures,
books and other household goods, by
easy stages, in a special train, wlicn
the Pennsylvania railroad has offered,
Mrs. Hughes is over eighty-three
years of age, andy yet starts to a new
country with all the enthusiasm of the
fair English youths and maidens who
are already at the new Rugby.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-18
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