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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08
VIRGINIA NEW,V

Goodo for GoyeroOr and Harris for Lit. Gov.
| ernor lr, said 10 b. the iavoritcs ia Abermstls
county.
The commission Of g. X. Gilmor as pos!mas.
ter at Richmond, was signed yesterday By The
President.
Robirt Campbell, Of Shenandoah equity, has
purchased l25 acres OF lard Lear Auburn, Eau
quler county.
Wig MIA lies in tho very heart of tho ,icaes.
aud most extensive mineral AID agricultural
region 10 tho @orid.
move is 90 foot 10 invite President Gsr
lald and Cablnt 10 Richmond TO become tho
su2sts, oil the city Guricg tho Yorktown co.,
teouial
MIR. Max Alexander, who was a Congress.
man from this State from 1919 ualil 1891 is still
llgl1g 10 MeckIentufg county. at tho age OF
nino'y years. and no expects to celebrate his
eo!d!n wedding this mouth.
Tic Baptist general As sooi alton of virginia,
Which Has in session duri5g tho past week 10
hichmond, is said to have been ono Of The
largest religious bodies ever assembled in that
cty.
1t was predicted during he canvass last
year that The GGs ssmeIt would show a reduction
10 the lard value OF the State OF lrom % to 81
per cent. The average reduction ia reported 10
be about por ctn!.
The outTorm is reported very destructive in
StTeral OF tho c2unjles G. ligiog Lynchbure,
Ia soma seoll00s 1t has made such ravages upan
the corn that many OF tho farmers will be com.
pcilcu 10 !oiurr0W and rerlaut tter Cons en-,
tire.
From ncLloo posted OF Madison G., H., the
following is taken: II req1cs. Eouor dealers
aud Others tot 10 sell or give NO cry intoxca4
ting d-!rks, ts do aot desire to fill a drunkard's
grave, snd take this method of tryiog to omit
the unfortunate habit. j. NJ. Radcliffe"
The Pennsylvania Steel 20. arc Justly engaged
at their mIoe 10 Soow Creek valley, Frauklio
county, Abou! 20 miles southeast OF tho Pitts.
vlo mircs, developing a new belt Of orc
which Is said to be CT good quality, ind if N
sufficient quantities. will be extensively mined
Rhcl will nocassltate tho tXtecsinn cf tho
frarkIla Narrow Gauge Il. Il. to that point.
a letter from Warreuton 10 the B.Itimo,o
Sun says that Ju3g, Ws!lsr B. Staples is oon.
slderet prominent tor the Domioa,on for eov.
erooE by tho c5ns5T7atiTe committe 90 account
CT Els acceptab!ity to the reaoj listers By reason
Of bis dissenting oriniou 10 the counon cssss
where he held that the law making them re-
ceivable for taxes was Unconstitutional, The
|Il!er sdis: Gen. Epps Hunton is the iayoritc
Win strong influence at Alexandra, which
VIII probably send delegates With him as FIRST
choice, Mayer John W. Datisl, of L7nohburg
mas devoted following all over tho State. and
II he Is entered will b, one Of the leading capdi
dates, as ln 1877. Hon James Barbour. Of chi.
pepper, is tavorlte IN Piedmont Virginia with
may OF the reaGiusters who have never Vayer
co IN their loyalty to the Conservative party"
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Mothers! Mothers!! sEo1hers.:.

Are you disturbed at night aud broken o. you
rest by a eck child suffering ana crying VIII
the e1crucisting pain of cutting teath? II 50,
90 at once and get bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. l. will relieve the poe;
little sufferer mmedistely--dep9ad upon il
there is no mistake about it. There il no!
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at on CO that i. will regulate tho bow
els. and give rost to The mother, and relic; HI!
health TO the child, operating like magic IL
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases, and pleasant l.
the TASTE and is tho prescription OF one OF The
oldest and bast female physicians and nurses IN
tho United States. Sold everywhere Is cent:
bottle. mil
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Railroad Accident.

r, CHICAGO. Juno S-A dispsth from La
Htsrpc, Illinois says: Two ircig bit trains on the
wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railroad, oame
10 collision Yesterday morning, enc milo and a
nail cast OF Burnside making tho Create 81
WRECK ever known CD the Peoria division, Tho
west bound tteis hit train was behind limo and
rTnnolng Wild. Both trains sruch at full speed,
Ih9 engineer was bruised 10 jumping and a
brakeman was badly hu;t. Tho mass Of debris
IS tHcnty icet high, and one eogine stands ex-
acSly perpendicular. Both engines aud several
cars arc completely smashed to pieces, Tho
loss IS estimate at $50 600. 1t will tekc dey
q! least to clear the track,
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is douc 10 tinltr its upplCt CT; and i! would BIO
FIR better that sacrifices Should be made "
s,mc few fJr the bcrcG: Of the nauy, than
that u5idiiy CT avsricc Should fer moment
s!aad n tho way 81 TIC accomplishment OF az
end 81 org desired and hoped for by cur whole
people. Let it b. determined ca ell hands
that every inducenent will DO held cut 10
capital ard enterprise. DO cxhorbitant demands
made AID DO unreasonable txpcc atiors TO-.
cu'scd in, ard al will be benefttc 10 o greater
or lcss tXtcpt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

Probably 20 maols soluRtes 30 msly people
ard is 81 difficult Of explanation as The inord-
nate love Of ceremony, SO natural 10 humanity.
This propensity is not Only spDa:ent where
splsadot is 10 be displayed, buf the ssmo mex
pIicab!o desire TO stand fret 90 one leg aod then
on The other N a sufocating day for hCu-s,
endeavor,nS to sec cJrner stor laid and witch
tue motion Of q speaker lips, being too far re.
moved from him 10 hear his words. forces u any
to halt and with the lover lip hargrg motion
less watch for minutes, ct leas,, lsborer en
holn
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Financial.

NEW York, June The Posts GnsA,i.
article says: At tho Stock Exchange 1.
bonds are lower for The ~, a. aod So sa!
for tho So. 1t appears that n .:.o.:
macy moro 50 Wero helt IL Esrlro TIA.
had been estimated here. State boLi5 st..
dull eud steady. E,Iroad bonds are lg,lc
lar. but generally higher. Tho stock mark
is oil lower than yesterday and at times mas h,.
weak although So wo writa p ices sro sdvanca.
and sro !sl Der ct above The lowest although 81
lal2 below yesterdaY's closing.
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murdered by ROughs

las LAST SAGINAW. Mich, Juno Sat I.ts
noa Ii:r monday night gang of roupbs attach I'd
10 hilla'd 4 De Motifs circus made a descsnt
Upon crowd OF pacple assemble a, a danco ~
. ,b village OF ChcsspiDg and began to a,,ooL
u rnrm' armed With clubs. Augustus Euerv a
poncsnap' was beaten 10 death; Fred W snS., =
WAS fatally j. B. GrsBod, village nrea
.u;os, "aa severely bruised; CHARLES Homer 60
os' S li'oI ball 10 the side OF the lace nd
Th;. vasn o.Her persons were cut and bluisad
thirteen OF the gang were arrested and th aSea'
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HOlnRn's Wisdom.

"She insists that it is Of more importance. that.
her family should be kept in full heath, than
that she should have all tho fashionable drcsyrs
and styles of the times. Sho therefore SEGA -
it, that each member Of her family is suppii"i
with enough Hop BittrIs st the first appnarancl
OF any symptoms Of any i'll health. to prevents
Ut of sickness with its attendant expense car
and anxiety. All women should exercise The!
wisdom In this wsy."-Ntlp UarcS PGi'i'im.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

ClIncl Caneror. in his tpa,ch before the
recent Mabcne coJvtuton 10 RcbmoLd said
the Mshocitcs wanted 10 fad cut tho cxsc.
amount CT the Stale d,bt AID TO psy it. 1t
would thus seem that notwithstanding all the
self sought interviews, The pronuUcamentos,
aud tie tue stories Of Tho Virginia debt pub
lisbed by &c, eral Mahcne. his candidate for
governor aud those who intend to vote Tor him
gut Vely little faith in bis statements, or else
never resd h.m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1881.
To any ono at ali familisr With Vrgiris al.

10 any ono at ali taDlllsr With frglLls al.
fairs there never vas moro transparent hum
bnR, greater tomfOoleiy or, as General Grant
would express it, ID j nonsense" than The
Mabonltes c:y for ''frco vote and fair
count" 1t is made altf gslher fer etIec: 10 the
North, the people of which SECTION seem 10 be
as ignorant of the real and true condition Of
political. or aby ether. Tor that mailer, stGto
OF affairs 10 Virginia as they arc of what is
harp.nirg 10 tho moon. Nirginians sDd every
body else who has ever attended 40 election in
Virginia atd is 10 the slightest degree scquaint.
cd With tho mode ord order of conducting
elections 10 this slate knows that 1t is impossi-
bio for cheating. either es regards free vote
or fair count, to be clrried On without The
consent OF all the political parties Interested,
and in tho prtsncc ard with tho kcoHedsc
CT maby witnesses belonging to each of the
several poiltIca! crgau z ATOMS having candidates
10 tho fold. Every man q: all Informed about
Virginia also knows that at elections 10 this
State tbcro are three Judges at every precinct,
OF whom ty law ono must be Mahcnite, orc
republican and enc demcorai; tia. all three
ale appointed by Mahonito Judge, SIS when
The Mahonltcs and negroes got possession Of
the Legislature 10 1879. they utDed cut The
old city and county Judges and filed their places
With followers of Malone, some OF whom 1oIo
professional ard cheating gamblers ihst these
election judges. thus appointed by Mahonito
Judge, not only determine who shall vote, but
count the votes when received, and that as the
&lahOnlte and the radical always agree, and as
two constitute majority challenged votes or
contested counts are Invariably decided against
the democrats. 1t is also we'll known that The
only district in the State ia which it was ever
said that tissue ballots were used or Thcro it
was ever deemed necessary 10 hsyo troops sta.
TONED ct the polls is that 10 which General
Malone ard his candidate for Governor lived
at the time. and whsre they were both active
and ultra and leading and managing partisans,
AID when the railrosd The General then had
control OF vas Iun 10 the interest of party AID
was made the means o! keeping tu.dreds OF
negroes from tie polls. Blu; tho absurdity OF
tho cry is made still moro apparent by the fact
that at every election held sic, tho Mahonites
came into power and have he'd control Of the
election mschinery the vote Of the opponents
of democracy has been less than it was before.
The cry may be efficient to Induce couribu-
tons from the North to the Malone election
fund. but at homo it only serves to render
those who make it even moro ridiculous than
they would otherwise appear.
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pla were with difficulty restrailcd from, 10, =:
them. ''e-isI
Fire.

CINCINNATI. o., JUICE S.-Tkat po,0,, =,
the buildings of the Robinson WssoYI I r, u
which was saved from burning when tie n.y., w.,
buildings were destroyed, two or three ro otSF
ago. was totally daroyed last night with I i..
quantity OF properly and machinery. In, *.
was $4,000; insurance $50 OOO, ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

Among those upon whom tho degree tf
Bachelor If Laws was conferred at tho Column
bis Law Sc5coi in Washington last Disht we're
Messrs. w. Il. Cooper. w. L. q. Gregory, jr.,
G. D. Johnston, O ,car Nsuk, and w. D. Writ,
of virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08
Electric Railway.

LONDON. June S.-The Geneva cosre:uorao,.
of the Times ssy: it is intended if possible 10 I",
trains on the railway through the 81. Got,.,
tunnel by electricity, which is 10 ba prcducedb-
the machines now employed in pumping sr I'M,
tho workings and for other purposes.
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DI ,.

Tuesday morning, NJ ARGARETCALHOU
daughter Of Robert, jr., and the lato Lizzie T.
6eli, aged nine years. ES- The friends OF the
family are Invited to attend the funeral from thu
residence of her grandparents. 10 Duke s.ro:!,
tomorrow (IhursdAy) afternoon, At U'cccs.
GEORGE a.. con of Jno. A Seaton. zssr FL.
neral tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock, from the
resldence of his father, III south st. As.ph e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

Er There will DO meeting CT the Director;
OF the Alexandra and Fairfax Agricultural Nd
industrial Association st the CcuEcil casmh,c
on Friday, June 10th, at 4 p. n. & full a.!ea1-
snce ia requested.
le7-3! J. T. BEckuAu. Secretary.
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in tho CLERK.
ohlce Of the Corporation Court of Tho city
OF on. alexandria. on the sth day Of Juno, 1881
oIares :. taylor ST.. complainant. sgsin;!
ms, and IN his own light, VIM. r. Brookcs,
george u: Brooko,, John B. Dsngsll, sid ani
he6eccs d. Dsin9erGeld, his wife, Chss Ls!i
ana susan l.. Lndd his wife. j. Harris Forbes
1hd Fannie l.. Forbes, .wite. w. II. Fowe,
u; Il. beckham ard Carrie a. Beckhsm, his
WI m.e; anna d. FoWic, Fitzhush Lee and Ii.
len Lee his wife z. II. Fowlc Goo. u. Fuwr,
fhllio 4. Fowle. Charles s. Taylor, 81, Ju-
ian 1. Burke and Esther ID. Burke, his wife,
bsfoArs Fowlo. George q. Fow!e. Ellen
1oWle, Nthese two bong infants) Frank +.
FRESHMAN, BIZ .beth U. CottmAu, John U.
Dennls. Louis Grammar and Mary W. Gran.
nan, his wife, WI. Bowen and Lucy j. Bowca
his wife, Geo. K. Dennis. Jas II. Dennis 4.
H. D:. rus, George Pitta. Barton Pitts Suenc=:
6Hts Maria Pitts, Henry T. Dennis, Frank L.
Hennls, 3. K. Dennis. Edwin w. dennis a.!
taeniy fage and VirRinia u Page, his WIFI. de.
iendants. In chancery.
MeE'o. Inc object or this suit il to procdra &"
4seTee ior the sale of the real estate OF which
William +. Dennis died seized and possessed 20
Day allowed debts against ssid decondent
NE deiendants. j. Harris Forbes and Fannie
L. FORBES, bis wife. Charles Ladd and Susan l.,
Lsdd. his vile, Frank +. Freshman, Elzsceth
v. Soltman, VIM. j. Bowen and Lucy j. Bow
en-: MS wife, Lewis Grammar and Msry j, Gran.
nan, his wife, George U. Dennis, James Pitts
ana Barton Pitts not having entered their AZ
pesrance and given security according TO tho Sc
OF Assembly and the rules of mi, Gou!t
and j! appearing by an affidavit ths at they arc no.
letoents OF this State it is ordered ths! the shl
oelendants appear hero within one month ATE,
que publication OF this order. aud do wins. Is
necessary to protect their interest in this SUI!
snd that copy of this order be forthwith IL
serted In the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper
puoiished IN the city of Alexandra, cnco week
LOT iour successive weeks, and posted a: tie
'front.' door ct the Court House of this city.
a copy, test:
MORTON MARYE ClerS
John II, johnson. p. q. jeS-w4R
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Bulgaria

LONDON, Juro S.-A Vienna d;spat,b :.
the Times says: Whether tho runner E, !. J.
proclamation of state Of sei2e in Bufpa,i, .
true or false the army is certainly bcir u.ea =,
good purpose. The commissioned cfhccrs W
of whom arc Russians, have extenc noss, 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

MIR. John w. Burke, who was reported 10
yesterdays Gsz etc, IS Representing hlexan-
dta in The meeting IT the stockholders Of tho
G. & o. canal ct Annapolis. only represented
Individual Interests snG not the corporation,
which was Wihou. representation. though iu~
tcres!s OF vital Importance 10 Alexandria were
before tho meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

IN the United States Circuit Court II Charles
ton s. Q, yesterday. Judge Bryan aligned an
order rev oking all The recent appointments of
federal supervisors for the election to be held
on tho Oh instant, for member of Congress 10
I'LL the vacancy occasoEed by the death of H.
T. o. Connor, as the election takes place on the
OH instant, and the law requires that the court
tor tho appointment of supervisors shall be
ton
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Zoe Emmett,

LONDON, Juao S.-Mr. Emmett, lie Cips.
dian, was to begin a weeks ergigcmert a: lhp
Prince CT Wales thostre. 10 birmingham h..
evening but tho manager informed the I,isa
audieEca that Mr.. Emmett was indispcsad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

Tho ancient philosopher who WAS wont 10
weep Ter The folies and msniss OF men would
have, if he lived in cur day. enough 10 render
his oxistencs miserable and his tears perpetual
To every sober minded person, however, in any
sge. the hollow ronsense, "wood hay, aiubbe,"
upon which tho great MACS feed. is insipid, gen
orally nsusea!ing, ard hence leisure me Ill 3nts
arc moro satisfactorily enjoyed by that class .sr
from tia msddening crowd. II WAS only shor.
limo sgo that the newspapers in announcing the
result Of an English horse Ja:e, ststed that the
owner OF the Winning Rteed-s peor with an in
come Of ten Thousand dollars e d.y-seemod for
years TO have no other desire or aim Of lilo but
that he might lake tho stakes az Ucrby race
Com nent is unnecessary. This sristocralic
BtitGn though is but q specimen Of millions in
that country 81 we'll SIS this and 10 cater
to popular tss.o tho Now York Herald WAS com.
pelad 10 u:e pags snd half of its apace in or.
Ger TO describe recent English race and evo1y
day columns Of dti'y papers are devoted TO pig
con shooting, base bsll, rowing, eculing srd
other modern msniss. But The latest thing Al
Gounccd is the formation OF female foot ball
club in France, snd it may be safe 10 predict
that ere long certain Of the gentler sex in other
countries than Franco will be barking each 9th.
ors' shins for the eradication Of stupid crowd.
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Declines,

DEs MONIES, Ia, Juao S.-Mrs Msfy 7
Nash, of this city, Who wss nominated By Il,
greenback State convention last week for ia
position ofState Superiotende Of Pub;c IL,
structiop, declines The nom nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

10 noticing the contest going on for the PCS
session Of tho Augusta and Knoxville Railroad,
the Lynchburg Advance takes occasion to pay
Hon. John s. Barbour the following deserved
tribute:
mir. Barbour has alWsy5 been broad .ugo
man in railroad affairs. and has always looked
to the development OF the country through
which his road passed. and the convenience and
accommodation of the people. 1t was for this
purpose that MIR. Barbour got the right to build
branch roads along bis lioc. and the branch
road to Rockymouot, Frankiiu. shows how wso
was the suRgsstiou. We believe MIR. Barbour
will make this trunk line through the State one
of tho most valuable Virginia lioes. aiding 10
building up her cities and extending their
trade"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-08

We Trust The recommendation Of tho eytcl-
tive comul;eo OF Che democratic party 10 Nir-
gina With rcf,1etca to The selection of dele
gates TO the Safe Convention may be adopted,
AID that such delegates be chosen not IS \ nut.
ter OF compliment 10 these selected, but for the
sole otiecI Of hayiog The popular viii properly
ard cth2ieo;iy Ierresented. The Co1venli1n
has work 9! tbs utmost imDoltat c., not only 10
the Sise at large tn! TO every man in it, TO CO.
comp!lsh. and 10 perform it sais!a ctotily and in
the manDtr best calculated 10 secure the de-
sired end, will require The labor Of Vreinis's
Wlsest SOILS. They will have not only tho States
honor to preserve but her material Interests to
promote, ard the dargsrs incident to su,h work
must Be svti1ed with as nuah care and CIR
taiuy as will be rtQ1isitc 10 secure all the avail.
able nleahs fer makiog it ;u,ocss. Neither
the Mahonitcs Dor the republicans have cry
hopo Of success With q straight p:r'y ticket,
ba. with q coa,iop, and wi.h tho helm Ct the
Administration, and with mtn,y from the
North, they do hcpo not en- y 10 eliot tho NJ xt
Governor. tu; legislature that will repeal the
law DEoi biting tho inlcrmsIriagc If wbito poo
pie aod te,rJ(s. abolish The cipitation tax 30
as TO make Tho white people bear tho entire
ex Jouse # cdaca:ing the n'grots. cnd cleo. q
Court tf Appeals to be composed OF ';iz,ro'
juGgcs hat will decide against the payment of
jus: and legal dctts. Should they su,oetd then
indeed will Virginia DO utterly ,uiucd, and her
unfortunate condition deserve tho sympathy q
mankind for If il il sharper than ssrpcrl's
tooth TO Lave 3 'h2nkIcss child, what must il
BIO to nave Children VINO will deliberately stab
their mother TO tho heart and tho men who
arc now mosi active 10 their assaults upon Virs
GINA a!o Ter owa sans. 10 put such dire mis-.
fortunes teyCni The range Ct possibility do.
maads tho most larue;t consideration Of tho
Trust. abhs ard the mast oxptritrc:d men 10
tho State, End suoh aud such OILY should be
SAINT as delegates 10 The convention.
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Statue TO Victor HUGO

LONDON. Ju1e Tho Daily News .ays
Tho members of the Pari; newspaper Iris, 10
tend to rails, s.alu, Of Victor Hug, On Il.
street where he lives.
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Eptfer from, Enir..sy

Correspondence Of tho Alo1andyia Gazette !
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA. Juno :, lSSl.-Tho
election Of county officers beir over orr people
arc settling down 10 their work again. TIE
reHdiustcrs got so badly whipped, lam in hopes
thoy will LAY low and keep shady" f,r q while,
but suppose Mars Billy" will Try to bring
them 10 iilo sgsin this fail. [ G:m'y believe
they are dcsd il this county, and Ibis fall we
viii prosch their funeral already hear s0mo
say Farewell. forever, 10 the rear iaslcr BAN
ner." Gu. people are very mach in favor CT
the nomination Gf General Wn Il. Payne for
Governor, and hopo it nlty BIZ the pleasure OF
the convention to nominate him rs cur stan ard
bearer IN the coming contest and victory Will
surely perch upon our banner.
Our wheat crop is looking H. O, bat under
stand that tho hail Of last woe& Injured i. TO
somo oxtcnt in somo portions CT the couGty.
Corn has como up very badly and in some Sec
lions the farmers are planting their Whol1 crop
over agsin.
mad the pleasure Of listening to 6 very in :
nreeslVe sermon from tho Kew. AIR. Stewart Of
Innee William. 3 few days age, and an sur
prsed that 9 man of his lily IS not filling tho
pulpit OF aomo city church. but perhaps he pre-
TORS the country. The people Of Manassas seem
to DO IN terrible stew with their pastors ny
advice TO them s 10 keep cool and fcrro! the
ma!tor out corclusiveiy, so lhat the community
nAy DO Satisfied who is the guilty party,
II is still raining and looks ~ il the old MAY
spell has changed TO June. and have Enishei.
hV