davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
Es Cows. Cocs.

vi pay So feFdwo. $40 for three.
Il 'O for four gallon Cows.
HOG AND HOAIINY DAIRY.
eef2g-tf
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

O. 4a% Sunday morning Mr..
ID Mrs. Weiss were rejoiced by
Q return home from Denver,
olorado, of their daughter, Miss
elinda, their youngest son, and
cir eldest daughter, Mrs. Flora
'itkowsky and lier three children.
ur old friends are happy now,
it'll all their children gathered
an around the fhnily hearth.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
r. A. FLANAGAN,

Gasa6.
Matchmaker, Teweler & op!ician,
GnrESv1flE. Miss.
Keeps on hand a fine and select stock
Of Watches. Clocks, solid and plated jew
elry. solid and plated Silver ware, con-
sising of Spoons. Forks, Butter Dishes.
syrup Cups. Caskets. Cake Baskets
Berry Dishes, spoon Holders, Water
Pitchers. Cups. Goblets, Walters, Fine
Table knives, &c. In fact anything that
may be needed inmy line If not IN stock
win he ordered and gotten here cheaper
than they can be bought at any store In
any city.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
Bear Hunt.

1ame of the above kind is re.
rtcd as very abundant this Fall.
lar9e one was driven out of the
mp a few days since and chased
wn the leyee in front Of Way
ae plantation. And whom oppo-
o the dwelling house, becoming
Ared by some children playing
the road, he made u break tmo'
! front yard, stampoded some
ws and a milk maid, and raised
in and connection generally.
pain Stone got his horse and
Ii, and heading a chase that was
rticipated in by forty or fifty
rkeys and two or three hundred
i dogs, killed him in front Of
Iudop plantation.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

fat spreBds disease apd death through
the miasmaiie regions, Prepared for
use In private practice alone, this Pill
has become 50 universally popular that
Dr. skinner finds il difficult to supply
the demand, and he sells these pills al
most exclusively to any other remedy
for billousness Nothing suits the gene
orul diseases Of this region so we'll, and
hence the prominence we give Il IN this
advertisement In this section II has
become almost a disgrace 20 have chill
when IN reach Of the willing worker y
PIN.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

EIuE0s'
I fhe best quality. and most delicate
i, for parties and balls, 20 to
i'll c. W. LrwIs.
E4shas the largest variety ever bro't
i1Ik market. octl1
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

Rev. I. j. WALNE will preach III
9 Presbyterian Church to-mor-
W hight.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
Ia hantIsolnest line of

- taAFA y nDsteFF
fown, ut bottoln-roek prices. at
ocfl5 G. W. LEvfs's.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

beg to inform the public that / have
located here with the intention Of carry
fna nm a first-aIaeq
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
leWelFy Establishment.
Brazilian n Pebbles,
STRAYED OR STOLEN

OI IhA I'D VIN DIVIIII.H
From " Ayondale plantation, on
Lake Washington,
4 M0UsE-COLORED MARE MULE,
branded with i've or six inch IS Oh her
shoulder and nip. 4 liberal reward xill
be paid for her recovery and return.
ocis Mrs. p. J. STERLING.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

Nj. Rails has succeeded to the
usIness of A. A. Bedgood & Co.,
Id planters and others desiring
lack slhithhig or wagon work will
nd him at the old, stand prepared
ever to do good work in his
ne at short notice.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
TIussEs. BRACES. &c.
rhaf have earned lhe approval and en-
duratmHst of ilfa faculty.
sElNNEas 80.
TIE ASSASSIN


af malaria. .nd works with iireless en-
OK, 90 lhe destruction of disease. It e
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
rHE GOLIATH

which III the sling Of science will never
fti to kill
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

Don't fail to examine Lewis's immense
stock of
Embroideries,
which he is selling very cheap for cash.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

ire now reeeiyihg those LARGE PAT
TERs foyN liich they are famous.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05

If You Want a Good Meal
of fish, fowl or flesh, go to John Davis
esfaurant at j leetsl LUIS.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
Great ErcitemeRti I
HATS

Feathers, Pompous, Satins, Silks,
Pushes and Nelvets.
The Greenville times., 1881-11-05
s1RAYED OR STOLEN

sIlleId9 4 Skinner s0Is
October s, lSsl-il-G1d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

All the residents of the city are bow o,u.
viz cd. aud all tho reasonatl, ones anon t!!t N
knew st the lime i. WAS issued. that tito city
councils order by which The Alexandria and
Washington railroad wss compelled to remove
its trsck and depot rom 81. Asaph street. was
one Of the worst things that could have been
dooe for the ci'ys interest; IN! FIR oil this il
vas pot ut asCu.l 10 10 hope tina. u irg the
ios blockade, when Communication between
Alexandria aud Washington is necessarily r.
stricted to the railroad. it would msks 40 extra
trip or two duling The busluels hours OF the
day. for the accommodation OF those wht s,
duties force them to travel hetTten tho Two
cities dutiog hoso hours, none OF whom we're
as oil instrumental ia tho issuance Of Ike or.
der referred to, but. on the CONTRARY, did all
they Gould to oppose it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

As stated 10 the Gazottc. Judges Bond and
Morris yesterday delivered the opinion in the
suit for receiver Of Tho Chesapeake ard Otio
CaaaI. and in the suit CT the Pullman Palace
Gar Company againit the Baltimore and O?io
R.lIroad. The c)urt refused to sppoint re-
cslVer for tho cana!. aud deuiad the application
Ter preliminary tiltc!ioa agsiis: the B,;i-
more aud Ohio Rsilroal to rcslrain i: from
using sleeping cara Of itJ twn make. Which the
Pullman Company cl8i;n5d vera i.GiuSGlhn j
90 its pslep's. 10 the clual case tho Judges
dscidod that the bondholders should DO tGJtl
ed some convenient method Of scrulini2iog the
expenditures which go vitality sffsc: them aud
them alone, and determined 10. without ap.
pointing receiver. rctan the bill Tor tho rur
poss of having Ito corporation, at stated inter
walls. render go acc,uut Of ~ receipts AID dis
bursements for the into!ma 20 AID rro;tc ion
Of the bondhodars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

The most damaging thing to the prospects
Of General MaboIes next State campaign thct
We have seer, is tho paragraph 10 our WASH
iogton correspondence yesterday evcDing, to
the effect that General Wickham, tho lex owl
edged head aud leader Of The republican party
10 the State. and the che through who's, ttfjl!s
tho State was almost carried fer The rcrub l.
csOs Last fall, had been rendered the posi'ion CT
Secretary Of The Navy under tho Hayes admin
iStrstiop. and tad destined it upon tho we'll
grounded hope Of rtc:iSog IS important but e
more permanent u CO 10 President elect Jar
fields cabinet. This shows that the Datiopal
republican party has determined to eieo lis
federal patronage in Virginia to the straishlout
republicans Of this Slate, AID ss the Only sub =
s.anlia reason General Malone had for euppos-
log bis vote would be tcreased ct tho eubcr,
material election. vas founded upon the sssanlp.
tion that the federal patronage would be placsd
at his disposal, the only Peg upon which he
had to hang bis hopes dropped ou.-all of wLich
is 80 much the batter for every tIu, Interest Of
VIRGINS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

Two TALL DEER SToRIEs.-Ol of the old
clt'z.us of Gold Rua was riding along the
other day when bis little dog started up big
buck deer. Tho little dog barked and tho deer
stood aud locked at him. While the two we're
10 this attitude tho old citizen steppsd I'D be-
hind the buck, caught him by the hind leg ar
actually succeeded 10 stabbipg him to death
with docket knife before be oou!d get away.
The buck weighed l25 pounds. LAGER
HeraM
jim MoNsiI and his four Cinnamon had a
lively rIce with deer yesterday up aud down
tho treck. OSe Of the moon eyes stationed
hinself waiting irr it to emo aorg As it
did so. hs threw himself, iull length with open
srms upou the doer, bat The slinsl was little
too Quick for him. slipping through his arms.
johns head struck stump. which c,used he
olarst 10 a,w freely. He picked himself up
saying: by d-u, what for N, 20 sable catch.
ou?"-Reaaing Independent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

A rather bad state of atfAirs exists 10 our sis
ter city Of Fredericksburg. where, according 10
the lates! iutelgaIcs, there is great SCARCITY Of
Gre wood. the principal fuel used there. The
authorities have taken possession of all tho
wood 10 tue yards 10 order to project ito dos
titue The supply Of wa.cr has baeu ALMOST
cut Ct by FREEZING in the supply pipes. The
Rsppahanncck river is cl, d with ice, which
Is eight itcles thick. The spow blockade WEs
partially raised yesterday. but, judging from
appearances. the relief will DO temporary. Tie
railroad TO Orange 9. HI. is to bo opened with
snew pIow. but. i! is probable that ii wont
stay open long, if the snow fell as last and IT,
rious" as it did here to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Fire and Loss OF Lie.

New York. Jso. "A fro occurred this
mor1irg in thu rear of IS Madison street, q
four story teoement hGuso. Nice lives were
lost and several persons ~fr, Injured. Men
aud Woneo threw their chlldren ircm the
windows aud ilnped after them through the
flames that swept across the yard aud caught
their clotbiog. Oos seou;z.d mother beheld,
from the pavement below, the three little heads
Of her children looking over the window sill
beside their brother. The lad measured the
distance with Lis eye. The bsby's call,
mama name" was heard above the roar of
the fro and tho clsnmer 10 tho street. The
mother cried "Charlo7. for God sake Jump
ard The by auug the baby into her arms AID
the other children followed AID reached the
erouad 10 safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
NEWS or THE DAY.

The birthday Of Gsn. L2n--JaIusry l9-is 10
be csla5ra.cdi it grand giyie b. tie CsIc!!oa Rife
Battalion, al Cratlcs:ou.
Snog hae b:an 90 tbs erlusd al Al: usta,
Co., week, witch 70 unprecedented in the
iDR for several Gsy'--lhe first il twenty. FIVE
years.
Sarah Bernhard. msda her f:s; appearance
in Philadelphia last right at the Chestnut
Street Thea;r re. AID wss Warmly received by d
largl aud fashionable audience. She was tie.
qlantiy Interrupted by app lau:c, aud was called
uetorG tho curtain several times.
Tha Tennessee Legislature met yesterday
The House was organized by the election CT w
r. RansGy. irerubi;cIo,) Ct Shelly, Speaker
Tho Senate baliotted tWqn y FIVE times fO
Speaker without result. Mr. Ramsay, is 70
| eHrdc6, hoWeVer, moro Ut G Prccubscker Than
republican.
The schooner Saliio B!I, Of PtovincatowD
With oysters from Chcsareak Bay. VS. tCwc(
toto Boston yesterday with her crew sll iros
bittcp, Ste rapor:s hat 10 company With sever
| other oyster echoopcrs she was blown eft lot
| the Cult Stream By last weeks hurricane. Tb
| other vessels have rot yet been heard frou.
The house Of Mr.. VIM. 7. Sheldon. New
York stock broker. living 10 Brooklyn, wa
coolly eotered By Thief whilo the family wtr
at dinner day or Two since. AID diamonds
eTelry, &C., 10 the value Of S.. l40 we're carricI
off. Tho articles were wedding presents give
to Mr.. Shel5ou's daughter, who was married
c1upe ct weeks siIc2.
The testimony of Edcbtrt Giro regarding hi
ciimiual Intimacy with Mrs. Cbristisnc9 at ID
g. james Hotel, 10 WASHINGTON, is 10 cirec
opposition 10 Tho testimony Of the clerk. MI
| llolGschuh. who testified that the woman VIII
followed Giro was not Mrs. Christiarty. MI
llolt s,huh stated yesterday that h, had bee
approached by MIR. Ch,is;lsrc75 c}uustl VII
wanted to tribe biE! to state that the woma
YES Mrs. Chris.iarcy. lilo made several sim
liar statements which lcrd TO throw tlscreGlt o
| Giro's tts incrY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
Reflections on the Man In the Moon.
From the Chicago Iimes.l


Are you the general PASSENGER agent of this
road ?"
Tho i,qu rer was =; u,g man who !esmod
terribly iu earnest. tls hair was lorg, bis
clothes shall b. g,ntec acd lis remarks were
addressed to the manager OF oue Of our leading
trunk lines
Y CO sir. What olo do for Jou 81
" w1uld iksa pass to Baltimore by the
way OF Cleveland"
Ca what tc,cun4
" am az inventor, SIR
who arc yna 2
~ T. ,snn inr4hal Of 0.hkn.h "
D3ot Know you. What bave You iaqen-
Iha ,Cung uau looked arouad uuseasil2, AID
said:
"Aro We L!oue ?"
We are; Drcc,ed,
Lowering his voie, to tho key of q stss
Whisper. ho said
u am the lrvsutor Of The 'Luaasoops.'
Luoy what q
Tho 'Lunascope; the most remnk, able iu.
Ventlon OF the rinrtcenth century,"
What s it for 2"
why, 1t is so Op!iaal r, q !ctomeer, " acre
by can throw the term St. Jacobs OIL 10
sclntlIalug letters across the face of the moon"
A peoulls7 aolntiialon was observable around
the CORNERS Of the officials eyes. but otherwise
bis ocunteoarc, was perfectly mobile.
u have just c,me." o,ptirued the inventor,
IRON Confidential interview with Mr.. Peter
Van soaaack. OF The odd Schumacher Drug
House. entrusted my secret 10 him. Re
comments me to you most warmly. And he
seems as ccchieEt as am that tho Invention
II save over three hundred thousand dollars
var 10 ncWspaper advertising to tho proprit-
tors Of 81. Jsc3b's Ol--:he Great German
hemedF. Please Write out the pass Ut occs.
l may DO sble to oVertaks MesS75 A. Vogeler
g. Oe, . adVerisioe manager at Cleveland on
his way East. vii let th. M have the inyen.
tiou for 5000, 900. which is very low"
Young msu." said tho cfioial, rising and
slowly strokiog bis beard this corporation can
not become party to casliog reflections unon
anyone-nct even go lusy 40 individual as tte
Man 10 the Moon. Your scope does not come
within Our scope. and all can do is 10 pass
you to The outer atmosphere. Good day."
CcUOHs- Broaon's Bronchial TLoehssn sra
used with advantage to alleviate CoUaHs, SoRE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFPRC.
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
Ihey are not new and untried but, having been
Tested Sy vide and constant use for nearly an an.
tire generation, they have attained well meritea
rank among the few staple remedies of the see.
HE THROAT. Bro1ons Bronchial TrochsssI
act directly on the organs OF the voice Tbsv
nave An extraordinary eject in all diso1ders OF The
Ihroat ara 1.s7ynx, restoring q healthy tome
Ehsa relaxed, either from cold or over eya,.ion
OF the voice, and produce clear and di,tinc
Troches useful. Auo -
A CoUoH, CoLD. UATAREH Oh SORE Tupo,n
requires Immediate attention. as neglect Of.
ssss B isaa,s n some ipeaIabIe Lung Dis
most invArisbly give relief. limitations ara Of.
tered tor sale. many of which are Injurious The
only in bores ~ Ate soio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

DEATH BY SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. go.
The following extraorc 1sty occurrence vas re.
lated 10 the Gsze:;e dss Titupauy, Of Paris,
10 March. 1852: A lew Days ago. 10 tav:rn
near the Barrers do rE!oie, i,urpeymsn
painter namtd XaYitr c.. we'll known for
bis intempeTata habits, Will d,inking with
some comrades, laid wager that he would eat a
lighted candle. His bet vas taken and soasceIy
had be introduced the flaming candle into bls
mouth. when he uttered sudden ory aud
fell poWerless to the ground. A bIueish
fame was seen 10 flicker about his Iips,
and on an attempt being made TO Offer him as
slstsnoe. the bystanders were horror-struck to
fad that be was burning internally. A. the
end Of half 40 hour bis head and the upper
par. of bis chest were reduced to charcoal.
Two medical men were oslle 10. and perceived
that Xavier had fallen victim to spontaneous
combustion. The oorhsgration of the human
frame is frightfuy rapid 10 its progress; bouts.
skio snd muscle are all deyoured. consumed
sId reduced to ashes. A handful of dust on
the spot where the victim fell is all that re.
mains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Jaruaty 4, ll~l
There is but lille doing On change, the Co..
tinued ice and Sow plevehtirg the receip. of
grain BY either river, rail or rosd Flour !,
quie. and unchanged. Whea! is nominal q, g..
quotations. Corn is firm with sales of be-. " Mn,
and yellow al 81. Nothing doing in Rye u.
Oats. Country produ,a SC ,rce and high.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jsnusr,
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as t,r.
lows
Best Beeves. ....":."."..~......"..."..5 % ) :;
Generally rated first quality....".-..4 SO a :,
Medium or good fair quality. ...."..3 80 "a 4 70
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows2 FL a 3 Ia
Extreme range of prices. 81 q 5 s.
Most of the sales were from ...........a g -
Receipts for the week l640 head sales lp.2.
The market wss slow to-day, with Gsurr.
little. if any, different from those Of last wees
quality considered. In tho rotsil trads prics.
were not in sll cases up TO expectations of buy
ers st wholesale. and efforts TO meet them we.c
not RAIL- ID, dealers fading i! hard work 70 o.
tain. in all cases. the figures reslz ID last waak
and numbers weru left ever unsod, to 90 Ks.t
OF owners r'sk. There were some better toy:
on the market than last week, the bu k OF then!
to Gay being middle Cattle.
Mich Cows-The receipts are light, and there
ID Q slight demand for good Cows We qpotc \,
S5aSi5 per head, rs to quality.
Sheep and LsmSs-With IN Increase Cyir !.n
week OF nearly 1910 head in the number OF IT,
receipts, there is an iu provemeat in their 1u,l,.
~, as sl'o IN the activity Of the msrke. a. !e,s,
at the beginning of transactions, but operation.
we're slow towards the close There is soma
outside demand and somewhat more ACTIVITY
among butchers. We quote Sheep o! .61c and
Lambs at 4ssGlc per ID gross. though tho latter
are mostly sold with the Old Sheep. Arrivals
this week 2736 head
Hogs-There hes been q slight Increase in the
receipts over last week, with the gu Atty fully ss
good as 1t WAS lset weak in majority of IN.
pens. and in some shads better. Prices are a.
higher than on LIST Monday, Hogs selling nov
the better grades At 81 .Gi, and extra at per 10
net. he market has shown a fairly soive trade
at tho improved pr'cas. Arrivals this week 81
head.
BALTIMORE, Jan Virgin, GO Oh 81; 30
deferred lei; do consolidated T4s do second
series 81 past Cue coupons go; new 10. 40s -,
III aOS coup Oh bid to-day. Cotton quiet md.
ding III. Flour hrmer, but without chang,
Wheat-Southern higher and wanted Western
lower closing weak Southern red ll7alaD; d.
amber l22sl26 Mo- Western winter red 500,
and Jan ll4isll4s; Feb ll7allTs; March l9!,
ll9ii April l2t bid. Corn-Southern scarce
aud higher; Western castor and quiet: South
ern white 66a67 store; do yellow 55s55 store;
Western mixed spot and Jan 6i3463; Feb 81,
54t steamer 40. Oats higher; Western wh,:s
44A45; do mixed 43.42t Rye dull at 9G.lO'.
Hay unchanged. Coffee frmer; Ri) cargoe,
ordinary 10 fair llisl3i Sugar steady; a sof,
s. Whiskey dull At lGa8l II.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4-Stocks Unsettled. Money
& Flour dull. Wheat heavy. Cora dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
New York Stock Market.

New YoRK, January 1.-The stock market
opened irregular asi unsettled. and before the
first board prices had declined 4:t2 per cent
Wsh ESQ. Lskc Shore q. q. & T., and the
coal shares showing moss depression. The
speculation oooiinusd ttversh until nearly / |
O'Clock. when Western Uoon sold up q per
cent, and tie rest OF the list advanced t.o2
per cent, the latter 10 Reading. Jan. interest
and dividend money moves 10 slowly, finding
It's way back to the money market and the ruling
rate for call loans is 6 per can't. The break in
prices at the Stack Exchange may induce 10.
vismeut purchases of stocks. which had been
run up to figures that left little inducsment to
buyers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
VIRGINIA NEVIS.

WiUi..n Powhatao Msyo, a wcIl-krown aud
pr2mioent ciiiznD Of Redmond. died yesterday
10 AsIand. aged SIX : four years.
Hamilton Boon. an CID coGrel map, living
Beer Warrcnton JuDeion, Fauqulcr county,
was found en- Suudsy iaornrg sitting 10 his
chair iTtZ2n TO death.
Tho Steamship WyanCke, on her down lIip
from Richmond, Sunday, 10 Norfolk, was cut
through by tho Toe. and was ruu ashore near
Sandy Point to keep FROM sinking. The dam
age to the ship Is si2ht.
MIR. John I. Crimes died on Monday last. at
tie residence Of lis mother. 10 L2csburg. alter
protrac'ed illness. IN the 4 st year OF bis age
During the war he was q faithful soldier. and
served th:ouehou. Tho contest, 10 the L9udOun
Artillery.
The imp,ssibiiliy OF wagon transportation,
has cau:od G scalciy OF wood in Laesburg to
tail severely upon portion OF tho community.
Sem, are out Of wood and many nearly 81. II
relief is not hal 10 q short tinc, there will BIO
mnch sllFesiur.
Yesterday. John A. Slticsrr, cit,z,n Ct
Chesterfield unity. YES found loz'n to death
90 the ll.cry rosd. near Wood's Church. in
that c)uny. Sjriager drove thcro with his
iCam 90 Saturday,. While % his return in the
eve lag 10 b:c!ma 81 chilled with tho cold that
h. tr. y to death before h. o,uId reach home.
oo?Y shor: distance from where he we loud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

Those who teva been iodulgl0g TOO freely in
the holiday festivities, whose sleep il, there
FIRE. unrefreshioe. whose thoughts are not
pleasant, and VINO lave cold rooms to dress
10 these dark ard gloomy morniDes, arc
very much disposed to thirk. jus! before they
get out of bed. that The Earl Of Beacou.titli ia
3D. old b'a.her kite. ard that his spotheosis of
moruitg is q provoking humbug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
Horrible Murder.

GALVESTON. TEX Jan. "A special ls.
snatch TO tie News from Sau Antonio. Tex.
say: A mcst a!rcci9ua murder was committed
q. q VOID choppers camp. four miles cas-! of
this oily. On Saturday plight. B;uno Hlago,
refusing to leLd bis horses to Juan Ray, who
d;cldtd 10 20 10 San Rosa, Mex, the latter
fellea him with 90 axe, aud, eating shot gun.
struck him over the head With the butt erd Of
tho Ruo. rEeo picking Up thesx,, be literally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
Injunction Granted.

fuILt1ELpuIA, Jan. 4-In the U. s. Circuit
Court this morning Judge Butler granted the
preliminary Injunction restraining the Pennsy /
vsnis Railroad Company from interfering with
the wires and offices Of tho Western Union Te!c-
graph Company along the route of the railroad,
until The case cln be fully heard in the came
court before Judges McKennsn snd Butler on
tho I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVEN'G.. JANUARY q. 1881.

TIE weather is rendering Mr.. Fenncr pow
etIul assistsLce 10 the ioIimcnt Ct is ll.7on
teet Of snow prophecy.
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s}UrneG TO Death,

BRADFORD. Pa, Jan. IA man named
Richard Curry was burned to death Yesterday
morning 10 shauty miles northwest of
Bradford
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
State Of Virginia, / .,

Mdts q Vtfglnld, .,
County Of Alexandria, 49,
I, WILLIAM II. LAMBERT, Cashier Of the Citi-
zens' National Bank of Alexandria, do solcmniy
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief
WIN. II. LAMBERT, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, thi; 4.h
day Ct January. 1881.
X. KEMPER, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
JNo. B. SHOOT,
BEHoEI WHEAT, Directors
JOHN b. DAIhdERFIELD jsri-lt