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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
DiStlbeuIShSd visitors Al Williams col,
legs commencement,

NoRrH ADAMS, Mass, May 24.-1t iS
ascettaihed from the Williams College
trustees that President Garfield will at.
lend The Inauguration Of the new Presi'
dent, franklin Garter, at the coming VIII.
lans commencement and with him Sec
tetaties Blaine, Lincoln, Hunt and others.
In addition to tho addresses relating tc
the tetlfIng and incoming presidents
President Porter, OF Yale College, will
speak, and President Garfield will MAKE
an address on behalf the trustees. Sc
pleased are the alumni With Prof. Carter't
election 10 the presidency that aeverA
handsome subscriptions have been made
10 Ihe college fund
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
AI.Ih.eni I.Insnlnnll..-

CLRvELASD, May PA, H. Waters Is
about to propose TO the city the condl.
lions npon which he will donate to IL HE
elegant park In the eastern part Of the
city, valued at half a million. He will re-.
serve sufficient ior a cottage site.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
OVER THE RIVER NEWS.


PERSONAL AND GENERAL GOSSIP FROM MARTINS
FERRY. '''
Dr. A. R. OnR returned solu,dov ,ro,, =.
tbrso wooL,s ,Ian In C,noisa.,I "' ''''A
'n.so meehs ssay III cincinnati.
Mrs'W W. r. Wells and little daughter Annie,
from Canton, Ohio, formerly of this nlace ara
visiting raIsIivsy Lo.o 10, :, ,a.,. NN' ~'S
Nt.aa, ~ ~ -, ~" nv "o'A"'
u,t'i,I MISSES Tahnlo una cora thompson, from
tts"nsh nisi me's NnltlIs misses cara anu
iia'l'ai a ~ - D'rr tne lOle part oil thls week.
MI. GW, Ihorngats leftion albrief business
70 hent yesterday
on Hn,' ~ 49, Oos lntetnStiohal snow held forth
on ue sIuAre oppoS,te inc tcho0l'houser sat'
u'TIy ny aa,i alt,Ii'.aoUn ti..iI uhu evening"
on strike thiS wssE nr% thaI S6n,nn ma,, MIL afs
idle in consequence. ' ~ p''' ''''''' "
MT. Wallace, widow Of the late John
wal mH1SGe auI i"Ie"us 70 open millinery store
sssn, sVUn !" "''' Na'c'ln y SSoreroom on Fourth
''jSe" pe" ro,, ~ p.,,..., -,,
H. Thntot' y. o.tG,uggporI, G'p, occupied the NJ
- ,rLa SnuSn 'Ti, PUPIL Suiuay evening.
uanJ. H't,HA Lima. "9s s IaAeh 70 filtSDurRn on
"Gn"y VII rI a,utoon " 30 on tEe JOCKS ior re-
t"o rIank y. NlmicE ID lerrYlng IN
@ nef place captain & iagIebriEht proposes 10
Inon S.np,,," "''u rjI, i IH1 ian1 inc beibaite
~, I,a', SATURDAY hshl, Ieavlng mere at 6A6.
tm na - T'nmaA .,..1 VIII De D"cK from Plttsbufgh
" yTIn tmai io.. !,'Iu. ,.,,,,. ...-.-,,.
lne lhst ileellhR LOT making arrangements
., IU1 DGoGta''oH ni"Et DAy was heu III IoWn Hall,
iast n,k' r.-,.,
to-. ~ sa Sne He.sLah nleeung saturday nlght
@ .or.y Hanles we're enrolled at The start for \
PTSs ToS,st ~ a'e ~. a. ~.
p,oot,,osi! ~, were heIu III Tie Unitea
Icy ~ VI aeiItn HIiu[Ch r. SuluaY.
o,..,si IG,vIa'ea h' , DsVS lamily q sharon r..
s..oI " 'iie taVlle uIee OiuD, VIII give
npIaI ~, Hi'u IinstruneItai concert IN CONNER:
liz III n" nant IIny nnIy anu snluruay evenings o.
i,,s n meeA' "iuer 'ne auspices OI tue Masonic
LouEe' .o.
aIN1H AArTERs At BELLAlRE'
Mr.. N. IL Marsh, the well known jewelet
and Miss Ella Alexander nj C,ravel tt,li Isfi
~, ,I,,, ,,,..I,,,. ...t., ....t.-I..' -, n,
vi '"' 'n"i"'!s "a'' JeS'eFuay lor melS'
yllle ONO where they werG married later In
the DAY ny Rev. J. ". Tolalid, formerly pas
tor Of the NJ. h. Church here. We tender
our heattiest congratulations and wish them
q liberal share Of bliss In their married life.
Wheeling people all remember one occasion
when Newt didn't get the prize" This time
he has ono.
Not enough oi the School nO,rd were pres
ent Monday night again TO do anything about
the location Of the. new school house.
l. !. Ffetse has had to build a row Of sheds
I I Iasa L. 4 IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

Hartford, Cr, May 2l.-DAvid Allen
Townor, aged thirty.six years, book.
keeper and resident Of Boston, killed him.
selt with revolver In the cemetery, where
bis mother ig buried, in Middletown, this
morning. Money trouble Ia tho supposed
cause. lie has wetlthy aud Influential
relatives in MlddletoWn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

MEMPHIS, May a Margaret Washing.
ton was stabbed len tines to night by
Billy Rivers and instantly killed. Jeaionsy
Ia the cattse Of tho bloody deed. both
were Coloigd, The murderer was ar.
rested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

o--.- that day lost in which about
. .''I =. thousand immigrants do not arrive
=, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

o..,n, BRowS 4 Co., OF Cincinnati
~ S,' that further weakening ot the
s ~ market ia not probable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
DIED,

LUHESs-Oa Wednesday, Nay %, 1881, Il i,So L.
N, JojnuA LuEtSs, Sgd II yeAiA
EautrA notice hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
Base nALL, YksrERpAY.


CHICAGO, May 24-The closing game oil
the frat series between the Chicagos and
Bostohs was Close and exciting. The lol.
lowing ls the score:
Chcagts s.,,.,".'.."".''''"g . -
BoatOnG, ,,, .,.".o,,,. ,-- ! Y w.
AT BUPFALo.
worct stsis,... o 90 "a 90 0 o O-.1
IIutia0s"..gr.,,,.O 0 o I 90 o % -
At CLEVELAND.
Cleveland ......,..........,,-0 o 90 90 o o o.
TfoJs,...n...,..o,, ,,..,.,,,rO o O. 0 8 o o VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
Very liu!y yours,

G. u. FllARPE.
Mr.. Mccarthy replied TO Speaker
Sharpe that he would call a meeting OF the
Caucus COmnIttae at the earliest possible
moinnnL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
CONCERNING TtR CAUCUS.

Tho following letter was sent to Senator
Mccarthy this morning:
ALBANY, May "a.
Hon. n. .AcCarLhy, Chairman Republican
Senate Caucus Committee:
DEAR siR:-1 beg to call your attention
10 my lotter Of yesterday, inviting your
committee 10 unite In a Joint call for a
caucus Of the Republican members Of the
Legislature. The same letter waa delivered
yesterday TO another member, making q
msjority thereof. Your courteous reply
was received last night, and waited all
day in the hope that you would further
advise me OF the proposed action OF your
committee. We are required by law to
vote on Tuesday next, and as Monday is
Decoration Day 1t may bS inferred that no
caucus will be held that day. Thuraday
evening, therefore, seems 10 be tho latest
time 10 which u CRnUus can he posi- poned.
Asking your early attention to the ext.
Qencies Of the OCCASION. beg 10 add that
| am at present In the parlOr Ol the Della.
van House, and would be happy to meet
you for consultation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
Chs Gateuigstfer

-. Ya., rs aud n Fourteenth sIEeel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.


ANNA, LII, May 24.-Robert s. Rey.
nolds, seventy years Of age, resident Of
this county, was instantly killed by bis
Hon, a young man OF twenty-five. They
were having n dispute when the boy
threw q atone, which struck bis father OH
the head with fatal result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
FROM tYiSHINEION,

sspes;di Cmrtspcsn'4?S;5 VI lie -i,esn. Gazette
"AsuISGIUEI. j. T.. aug. 81, 1881.
The eficirl t1,iel;a Isl 1880 70 day is tho
mes: iaytrail b hs; hiss bcru issu,d trlm the
White House siLo} The last r | .p,a Ct lho Pros
ldert, and has ciuacd G decidedly caor1 caccr.u'
tee!log thronQttout TIC ,i:g. Ills pulse bis
reccded TO % ADD the the snyp.one neraIly
ara etcjursalus. Iss;'ri.y the heat was Y r.
oppressive aud tho Pre- lent c5upsi0ed Of il.
when the cooling apparatus wss pu: 10 wolk
sod the tcmporauCa o! The ro1n s2ine Rhst
lowered.
The city Is very git. AID 10 he s!s:tc, OF
politicians ihfrc is uGt mach ESQ talked Ut tu'
tho Presidents impIov i condition.
The fol!t wing i. 3 sla!or.er! I; T IT, $. currer cy
outstanding 81 this tsto Old demand notes
$50 Co., legal tender rotrs ell iFues S3i5 $751;.
ZIG; one yesr notes OF 1865 Sii 96j; two year
notes OF 1903 Sl2.I0J; two Yu&r cIuoon notes OF
1853 S23 $50; compcuod Interest notes So $50 ;
fractional currency ell is:ucs $l5,474 497 -
total $780, 81 IS So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MlHiATUHE ALMANAC, AUG 81, 1881.
'"'' '''S'S....... :? $40. ssts........... & 81
ARRIVED
sir Indy OF tho Lgka Norfolk. TO Il A HesJ
'1f M';:an''. lower fotc. 10 j Broiers s. DC.
SAILED.
Sir i,s!y of tina Lake. Norfolk. BY T. A Escd.
str ! Arr"@su,lth, lower Potomac, by ro-
t"Eha: Ferry Company.
rASsEp down.
!cnr6 Mp-S Chase, K EowlrI and NJ .ry K
h""r", from Grurgeloan,
uEa"RANDA
5Jrk Henry Nrrwpl aailol from Rsth for
" abingdon :!,:n.
chf a chTon cleared a, Rostcn for Rich
m"nd via kcnrrber r!vCr nh
Schr Z Han1"n.n, tr, IN Georgetown, at Bos.
Tor :Eh. - ~
achr w u Maive!, from Georgetown, al I'd
ear!own 27;h.
., %;hr william I, While, from GEORGETOWN, at
Vail flvtr 9th
Hth: l. 7 Mii!m,ra, from Richmond, at
:'NriS aInih 2Sah.
scar Thcm,a, fr. n Unorguto IN, al Provi
LGucr NH
ScEr E'cchtu' sherman sailoi from Provide
Tor Geo!Rctown ~ h.
rchr Vim O Snlw f on, f;errysLov, a. sor,.
cr3e :! In
Sthr Rodney Parker, from Boston for George.
Iowa, Gt Vineyard HSvon 18th
Schr Iusf!ha II Hall, from this porL, at Pos
Ton 19.h. pong 90
ScmI Chsa :, Esyl5. from Georgetown, at Eos-
ten I9:h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
a Sh:pWrSch,

The steamship Iladior, from NV Oslcaus,
arrived 10 New York ycs:eldsy. Sho repcr.s
August IS fell in with ship SanGu Ky fr5n Pen.
sscoIa FIR liverpool, with iumb;r. dsr4ss ed,
wa!crs'tgsea sod s:er5 goni; took If lis cre.',
who had Dcco sty:2is hours Hiti!cu! foo. CT
water, gave them o;o:has cd uldo them IS
comfortable as pis35Ie. Tho Capaia ct ito
SsnGusky reports that tie ship was wrc2!:d en-
the 9Th iDs'aat wien Is days Gu. q Fa1ssoola
tor Liverpool. a noriio1 ct the mast were cu.
away. "a the 26:h whcp rcGiiy DARK the
whole stern frame broke aud was swept sway,
with the alter part OF the main deck aud no tim
Der cori LII oHocd comIaa out t:on between decks.
We Tsrc then obliged to abandon Gu. pasi:loa
att, aud after g!ca; iss got iorairi sud ioo the
iCrelor, Ehtr1 the Light of tho 9th WAS
passed. The Eek day was iiue. but wi;h hcayy
seas constantly deuIiDg tic ship.
Every kirdocss vas shoWn ~ Capt. Foes
man, his Officers and tho passengers, tie latter
mhE!ug un plTsl fer the mari3ers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
LOCAL. BPEFI7yE,y

Vita - morrow, Seq. 1.-the oyster CONES iato
general uso again,
The mercury in tho thermometer in this q lice
to-dSy registered 80 de2raes.
Capt. John s. Visa Mshone rosdju,ler, il en- :
hoGi.ted to spoaK n ih'5 ci!y tonight. in iron!
ct TIC postolce.
= rnar!iasa license IVES issnoh in Westminster
yesterday 70 ,Iames Jones sn,i Ca,hariuo Fuller.
BON Ct Fsiliax county. We.
MIS-. 4. Eire Chandler formerly Ct " sshinz.
t2n' Is E"in% TO 0pca u large dry goods store in
'ha cit: nocut Tho first Of Uc!ooer.
mr. $40. h. f'ico will hhve come fac salt
*hto: tso!s, for eale 81 his slslls il the market
u. ,n"r-rr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
I Hrct OF DEtnkiur.

- va ~ friend Ct n inc WAS cured OF An In.
s"iIshlo thirst for liquor, which hsd go prostrst-
ca h IN Inst ho WAS unable to do any business.
ne was entirely cured by the use Of Hep Bilters.
1t "i'a7td sli that turning thirst; took away tho
a"peIlte tor liquor. mado his nerves steady, and
~ mas remained sober and steady man for
more thar two yosrs, and has no desire Co rfturn
to his caps; 1 know of number of others ID at
h>vn been cured of drink by it"-From q lead.
III: i. Y, Official, Chicago, Ill.-1racs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
CANAL COMMERCE.

hrlivcd--H hosts w G:egoIy, & PIbyd, J
EradOurn, j Dayton, A s Wintrinsham. w
~ W"!sh, American Flag, II 0 Claug hton end
u a Lowe. 10 American GCAt %; Lue s. Glenn,
Lucy g Willie and Il i West TO Hsnp and
baltimore Coal Co.
DEPARTED osts w Gregory, q 7 Lloyd, j
asrn, W Nsl.h. Am...c,n Ylsg. Il q Claugh-
ION, |, a Lowe, Lue s. Csm. Lucy 81 Willie
sId NJ Wet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

/ tOMMiS&LOEERS SALE OF A TRH
- htkE LOT NEAH FALLS CHURCH,
Fairfax COUNTY, FA.-As Commissions
q OF The Circuit Court of Fsirfa1 county. Va
u ;ho Lui. Ci l.sz:nby ". Tsln"r ct sl.. will
CTR q pubic saclioa on TU ESDAY, Sopts :, :
Der =, itSl o. eleven O'Clock s.. nj, IN front of
The bosie I'll &c 81 Falls Church, Fairfax county,
Va, t. Cl OF LAND, containing TEN
AtkSS, belonging 10 the O.mG hcira, situated
Oh = county rood about three quarters { f i, mile
acuthwes. Of Falls Church. adjoining farms Of
Jonn B:nsh aii Trip thaLter known as the
Carter esL..e
III located on An emnenco, is sbou! one
quarter IN wood. and lis coil is good.
Terms, One third cash; the residue in two
"a al ins:almants 81 fouc sud S months, with
interest; GoGds TO be given for the deferred pay.
mants snd liln reserved on property.
>. FERGUSON BEACH.
aug3i-H1W Com missioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

SNAHTED-A FIEST GLASS SALES.
w Nj AN in Tia dry goods tu.iness must be-
well re nmmended and thoroughly scquais led
With the business. Inquire q! l. EiOHbEKG'S
(SucCessor to Stay msaer Co. aup31n.
PARBER WANTED--A FIST class barber
~ can ind Constant employ ment by spplsng
10 II. JACOBS.
aVe"o-3t &C Prince st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

The MAsCoTTE." THE Fay Templeton Star
opera Company will appear in tho most suc-
E.ssiul Of modern comic operas. THE Mascot.e, "
NJ Afmory Hall tomorrow night. This COM
rahy IA highly endorsed by the public generally,
anu me entertainment Tomorrow night will be
uhe .! q high order. An influential exchange
ssys: ray Templo.on, the istingushed young
~ nrs st9 las been making CREST hit in Boeton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

PERSONAL Mr.. Chsrl:s lleustis, eud lady,
Geo Ai's' Tlbbio X d.dgc. OF PhIs1epti,.
aiicr Spending few days at the resdcrc. OF
MIR. f. a. Reed in this citY, left yesterday fer
'hcir home. from whcIcI they will lake a
steamer fer Boston.
Miss Jaae skinner ct III? It ward, is i'll with
ln.Ci.HittCn! f;yer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

%sr Capt. JcnN 5. WISE, con CT Gov. Henry
2, Hise will address the cltI ms of Alexandra
u cdncsdsy Angus: ST. 1881, a! S o'clock D. H.,
III ron. ni tho Pos! Ciicc, on behalf of the great
lHhoFsI csuso Of Virginia.
H. a. WINDSOR, Chairman,
tNG, Y = kN.A diuster Ex. Onm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

II. A. Book. c!q i has bao,ra as1eiatcd
With MIR. u. Wa!sou James, IS editor ct tho.
usexcolled lltersry ne"spsp.r the Richm ind
Standard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.-The sou,h
bound passenger trsn 90 the Virginia Midland
hosd. when between Mitchclfs and Rapi5sn
stations, yesterday morning at o'clock stru.k
lsrge steel rail tasto1cd on tho track By two
colorcd men. who evidently intended darir e
robbery. The engineer saw no obstruction nd
checked tie train Just as the obstruction vas
beng pushed forward to high bridge. ft,y
yards from the starting point, whcro a wreck
and loss of life would hsvs ensued. TIE men
ran into The forest aad have Dot been Captured
though pursued By determined party. They
pretended to be gathering sumac. THY are
KNOWN and will be caught. Tho 'rnn vs.:
crowded with passengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia A711a,+ie-an

HAD TO TURN BACK AND rUT HIM OFF
NJ :. Hcclt. 6 drummer for B,,inorc
h'use, got On the steamer Excelsior in Wash,
Ton yrs crday to coma to tits city, paying his
tero, lily cents. Upon arriving here, there
ocl7g no passengers Oh the wharf, The steamer,
%thcut stopping, c5ntiuued 90 down the river.
W hen considerable distarc, down the river,
hr llecht Inquired If the steamer was not
near Alexandra. Hs was Informed that
Alexandria had been pass d over twenty
minutes. lie its sted upon the con,uc, With
Il II being filed, and the Captain btd to put
the steamer lb.u'. Mr.. IIecbt was. however,
nIac2d uncn passing steam tug, which
bought him 10 his ojty,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

ATTENTinN.-pArIic5 desiring TO have s..
J"hH d Academy uniform suls maao would do
"'l 10 ItaVo thar orders at o1oe.
=. WATERMAN Il Son,
~ 81 King Sireet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
Take "BlACX-DRAUGHT" and yop
v III IENtT I't' NITlUU", -----|-'-
For sale by Z. :. Losdboa!er & Bro.

E-I: MEETING OF TIE EHFCUTlvE Cow
MIl1EE or TIE DANIEL. BARBOUR AND Nc
hINNhY CLUE will DO held at tho offic, OF
Couftnad II. Smith. ciq. No. Cpl Prince
street. on Thursday ut \ o'clock, precisely,
h1>iht 81 it Impo'tetce will be brought to the
o1nsr!Ialn Ct tho committee and ruoctus
nt'cniatc3 ~ requested. aup3O 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
LQCAL MATTERS.

ne GT.5'5Sr IroJa5iitica. h5squyt 81. 1881,
~ mo M.iI!o Atlantic States tsir weather
winds mostly aouthweslerly, stationary or higher
temperature and lowe: pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

Tho marke! this week, was we'll supplied with
cattle; Consisting mosily Of common with bin!
few good ones cliored prices Wero fully ic lower
than laat week. Calves EcArce and in better de-
nand; prices have advanced J.. Tor good once.
Sheep dull and nominal Lambs in fair supply
and some Inquiry for choice oncs. Hogs higher
with but few transac!iols. Cow, and Calves 10
fair supply and demand moderate.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Aug, 81
BeeVes-D Dressed beef was extremely dun and
lower, with sales ofnatiVe sides at 6IA9c for COM
mon TO good End 9ls91c for primo SELECTIONS, aud
OF Texas aud Colorado sides a. 5a7e,
Sheep and LAmbs-Tho tono Of the market
WAS uEcommohly week Transactions ware at
1,ai; per ID for ordinary to good thaop and at
4aa63, Tor common TO good lambs. Dressed
mutton sold at 6i,S!o par ID; dressad lambs At
7al03 exclusive of IL large numbsr Of poor lambs
which sold ct 50aSl esca.
Ho&s-Market reported quiet for live hogs.
with ss!os CT fair State lots AT 75,$6 So per lAD
ios' Ind car load OF poor CRASHED hogs from
kontncsy at S.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

Tho quotations on the highest grades OF Flour
have sdvlnced. Whes! is o shade lower in
sympathy with other markets. snd 3l0O bushels
sold a. l@S and l%9 for FulIz and 40 for fair
Lancaster. Corn is higher, with light offerings,
aad We noto sales OF $50 bushels at - for both
Whiso and JoiloW. No Rye or Oats reported
Country produce is firm q! quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

y tI,ij package, oi BLACK-DRAUGHT.,
free ol charge. ---
For sa'a by L. z. Leadbestor & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
PULSES IL RACES Sl,0CO.

WOODS FRENCH O0LOGME, the popu.
AZ lsT perfume OF The day. Sample size & Ct:
Trsl size Is c:s Medium s:31 IS c!s.. I,srse
sizo so CTS. For sale by
mhl7 WAKEFIELD HALL,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-20
A College at wood.

lockwood Republican Our college en-
terprise is no doubt settled fact The
building is to be put up and controlled IN
der the auspices of the M. E. Church, and
in coming to lockwood they find not only
growing town and fine location, but live
community, ready to assist all such enter
prses. We dare say there is scarcely a
man in our community but what will give
something. The Roane Iron Company will
give the site for the building and the citi-
zens of lockwood and vicinity will raise at
least 81 900. On Thursday last Mr. Evans
authorized us to get from the committee the
amount of land required, the location de-
sired and also plan or description of the
building they propose putting up, and to
forward the same to him at Chattanooga by
Wednesday of next week, at which time the
company's board will meet and take action
on the same.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-20
For Numbering All Their Children.
Geneva Dispatch to the l. ,ndon Time

Geneva Dispatch to the London Times
A man and his wife, of the name of z vs.
set, have ust been sen enced at the hiG ell
land assizes G i,on Berne, to penal servi-
tude for life for having murdered all their
children, numbering either FIVE or seven
They admit h4vir put FIVE to death. and
there is reas, n to believe that they killed
two others whose births they concealed.
Their motive for committing crimes so err
ribly unnatural and revolving was simply
to save themselves the trouble and exp nse
of b inging their children up. for. though
in humble circumstances, the L ssels seem
to have been lar from poor, consGerab g
sum of money having been found in their
house when they were ar ested The plan
thes adopted for getting rid If t er chill
dren was t, deprive them of food, and
when the process of starvation did not APP
pear quick enough or the little ones cried
too much it was accelerated bg knocking
them on the he'd. " hen the jury gave
III their verdict, they expr+s cd r.gc-t N at,
under g present law If Berne, the Tvs
sets could not be sentenced me sev er-I
punishment than parp+tua Imprisonment
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-20
To be Cool.

Stop eating, thinking and working. .
W. ak on Inc shady eide Of the street.
Re Dr. Kanes rcLic explo atiOns.
CT in batn.tub and stay there.
Have your head shaved AMI wear cane.
lleve every man VII" tells you that
wDere he is is the co lest place; 60 there.
Change your sest every minute and 8
half
Tell big stories about how high your
thermometer is.
shut your h use up tight in the daytime
and open out IL the eve Ing.
rake fan to bed with you.
Throw away pillows, and sleep on the
q 'or or in the yard.
S art out with subscription for some
be evolent OF j1ct.
Rad the wspspers, not emitting sd-
veI tisenients
Hunt up the oldest inhsbi' ant and make
him sw ar that thi, is that this is the hot.
test summer for Is ears
Put u sponge in your hat, buy fan ano
Iue for the doctor.
Don't re 'ogniz anybody On the street.
Break all engagements without giving 0
reason,