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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
NEVIS or The U4Y.


Tho furd for MrS. GsiGaId nov amounts 10
1885,. 19j 80.
The came Of EIbaron is to DO changed To
Galltld 10 honor Il the dead President.
CGlonel Rockwell, Commissioner of Public
Buildings and Grounds iu W.saingtou, has 70.
signed.
Stsll1tlca Ut internal revenue ri ocipls for the
past nlno months show nn lncreia, over he or.
responding period last year
A private dispatch from KeY West. Florida.
says that tho yellow fever has male ia appear.
aoco at hst plarl anl four deaths havo occur
rcd.
Tho Commissioner of Pensions has Issued q
circular warnlng pensioners to beware OF the
sWlndling deVicas OF unsorupulOus pension
agents.
The French visitors Of tho Yorktown oenlen-
NAL will arIvc 10 New York in body On the
sfesmer Canada. which is expected on the j.h
or 9Th OF this month.
Senator Jones. of Nevada. WHO has ben
! cloSoled with Mr.. CoDklinp, at the residsuc, Of
ths latter. 10 Utica. N. Y. siuoe Wsdnt sday
| night, lett yesterday Tor New York.
Ihs most important bill passed by The Geor-
gia Legislature duling the recent session was 8
| general railroad law by which charters can be
granted by the filing OF articles of incorporation
Rev. Ii. 8. Hoffman. of tho Holy Trinity
Moravian Church OF Philadelphia, has gone
| over tothe Reformed Episcopal Church, TAKING
| most Of his congregation und the church pro
perty with him.
Is w. llic6e, Whitu man. was hanged al
Sparlanburg, s. o yesterday. for the murder
OF his wife last May. Ito first discharged O
load oil bird shit into her stomach and then oui
! her throat. Aftelward ha attempted to kill
himself.
AT Tho republican primaries hold 10 Nov
ork last night 10 ohotso delegates to the dis
! triot conventions, which elect members of the
| republican Slate convention, to meot in New
York, Ootober s. the Conklingtes carried all
The Assembly districts but tho ninth.
The celebration Of the Yorktown Csute puisI
will be iittinRly closed with grand demopsrs-
lion at Richmond The city oouloil has an.
propsiated $40 .00J. and TO this will be added
By private subscription sum sufficiently large
to insure tho tuco,ss OF this supplementary eel.
ebralion.
Mrs. William Baskoy, fUpper Tupehookon,
fa., dlod lately. aged IS. Her lie was insur-
cd for 100000 George Tobias. Of Strauss.
town. Ps.. Is halo aid hearty man of SO, and
soems determined to 1.-Two, much to the disoom-
fort OF those who hold poces on bis life 10 the
amount Of 100000.
The death of President Garfield it is said has
bad sad effect upon the mental condisioo of
the widow Of President LiEcoln. She suffers
intense anguish. iranticaIiy declaring that an
assassin murdered her husband, and will soon
kill her SOD Robert if be continues 10 reside in
Washington. She wants him 10 resign and
leave public life altogether. Ho is her only
child,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat ehouid
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in M
lncurable Lung Disease or COnsuiap.
ton. Is ROW Ms Is IL u N & III A I.
FKOCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrupa and bsls,ms, but act directly
Oh the lnhaIned parts, sllayiug irritation
give reliefin Asthma. Onchi Tia Coughs,
Singers and Public speakers arc cub
lect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nesr.y
an entire generation. they have attained we'll
marlted rank among the few staple remedies u,
the age. H0ld a. 25c. 9 box everywhere mhis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

1t lhcrc is maa 10 Virginia who believe
that The RiddebeTgJr bill will settle the State
debt no ia either dtGoiGut 10 natural uader
standing or has neither hoard ntr read any
thlog that has boon said or written about that
bill. Though it has been discussed up TO and
beyond tho nausoatiog point That bill pro-
vdes that the Ststc's creditors shall surrcndc,
bnnd'. tho principal ard interest of which art
cured b3 dtcsions OF tho highest curt in
Virginia aid tho highest court in tho Uoiled
States. and accoDt thCr' i,Jr unsecured bones e.,
two thirds OF ihoir amount. Now ihs fact that
aman holds Virginia bond is 90 proof that hi
is utterly devoid OF common eeusc and yot {
bondhoIder who would agroo to auoh o settle
mont should b, taken charge OF by hia hieuds
Therefore should tho Riddobergcr bill become
law il cannot be executed. aud ita only fFec
will b, 10 put the Btato 10 largs ard unncors.
sary .ephl tXponscs and 10 continue for &C
indefnito period the existing tqu,bbIe about
The State debt aid Tho oons, qaent iriaries tc
every Virginia interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

"A crown will not cure the headache, nor
agolden slipper the govt Very uu but q
crowned head Wien it aches doesn't have to
keep right % devisi Z ways ard means to pro
cure bread and butter, nor does 20 d shod foot
Waeo 1t tNinges have to support the wheiRht of
toilng body. Ard yet to:h the crcwoed
6eass and The steady workers; the g)ld.shod
teet aud the weary toil=rs Ell ii c same ines
unable b'ess!i e OF curing bodily pains and
Genes 9, b,sl9ulDg with rheoma!isu, ty using
81. osSobs Oll stloh COSTS but fly cents bot
Tie. Ex' G?V. Solomon aow Of San Frar CISCO,
OF 81. Jacobs Oh. ''o u''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

CoUar OF APPEALS AT STAUNrON--Thu,s
day. Sept. 29-Almond's Executor and sIs.
Us. Rothgeb and sls. Appeal &c., allowed frCm
10 penalty of $500.
Appeal allowed from DEGREES of tho Circuit
Ccut OF MeckIenburg county. 10 the causes
Ct BurWell, guardian. vs.. ButWell, trustee,
&c., Is.
Gilland g., vs.. Washington & Ohio Il. K.
Company. tseveB oascs.l Ooinion of curt de.
lvered BY Judge Christian, affirming decree OF
Circuit court.
VIM. Lewis vs. the Commonwealth. from
Clarke oeunty. Opinion delivered by Judge
Andersen, Affirming judgment Of County court
sentencing lI;wis to The PenlteItiaIy for ten
years.
Watson Almond W. Vim. A. Wilson. from
Rockbridge county. Opinion delivered BY
Judge Htaplts. affirming decree Of circuit
Court.
Eiz, O. Trotter. by 80. vs.. Il. G. Biokls
and alj.. from Augusta oiuaty. Opioion de-
IiVered by Judge Butks. affirming decree sf
the Circuit Court, but REMINDING The causa:
Mary +. Oine. BY U.s., IS. Peter Cline. &C..
from Augusta county. Opioion delivered By
Judge Anderson. affirming decree Of Circuit
COURT.
L7nobburR HOSP and Fire Insurance Com
pany Vs. Huf. Opinion delivered BY Jutg'
Staples. reversing decree Of court below.
First National B.pk of Harfisonburg vs.,
Tlarmano * cutor. 60 from Augusta couoy
Opinion delivered by Judgo Bulks, affirming
decree Of Circuit Cours.
Easy vs. WYlio. from Bland c;uuty. Optu.
ion delivered ty Judge Anderson. .f6rmins
Judgment of tho Circuit Court dsoidiog that
Robert Wyle is the judge of the County Courts
oil Bland ned Giles cjunlics
BoGrys executor vs. Bsery and ss., from
Rockingham county. Submitted on briefs.
Supervisors OF Page couotv Va. Shenandoah
Valley r r. Co. Dismissed. agreed.
Supervisors OF Page couaty vs.. p. Is. Borst
and as. Dismissed, agreed.
Fnst National Bank Of HaIIisontuig rs
Mary j. Paul. from Rockingham. Submitted
Oh briefs.
Geo. w. Berlin IS john W. Melhorn. from
| Rockingham. Submitted on briefs.
KagsY's admir- Vs. Samuel Funk aud els
from Rookir CHAM. Submitted on brisfs.
| Mary B. Brown Va MhlV Rlcs's adn'r foe.
Rockingham. Submitted Oh briefs.
| Thutmobd and wifi, vs. Hewett g., fi6m
Rockingham. Sent to part of docket.
j. p. Efiuger vs.. James Kenny, trustee ard
ais, from Rockingham. Continued for Iur h: +
| arpumnnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
Tornado.

MINIATURES. Wis Oct. IA special 10 tho
Republican from Wnntonis. Via, says that q
torrlblo tornado swept the valley short dis
taxes west Of that town Thursday, completely
devastating space eighty rods Wldo and five or
six miles in length Many houses, barns and
on buildings and ono erist mill were demolished
aud about dozan persona wtro seriously in.
iured til. mono Killed outright. The damage
to property could not be closely estimated but
would roach $50 0Op.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

Some people believe that Mr.. Arthur, COW
that he has obtained the Presidency. will bo Sc
conservative aud oOnoiliatory. and 80 do.r oil
y smooth and eaoeiul administration, That lie
will greatly dlssppoint lhoso who expect
sseeping change 10 tho cabinet. and the whole.
sale removals that would necessarily follow such
change. Those who enttr aio this belief rely
upon their hopes rather than their Judgment,
for no man who as Woe President Of tho coup.
Try went to Albany and rosored to the means
MIR. Arthur did 10 have Mr. Coz king 70 elected
to tho Senate, will hesitate to roaard his friend:
and punish bis enemies when The opportunity
strives, especially when he his suoh an excel
lent and sufficient excuse for doing SO, as that
stf'rded by The necessity Of c6binot 10 foil ac-
cord with n, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

The speech CT Hon. John Gooao a. Armorv
Hall last hisht, WAS a brilliant ard ,ff,c,iva
eff.rF. and we'll calculated to arouse and en-.
tbuse Tho people snd invite The party to renevsd
cxertiors to Sc cure suooo:s 10 Novfmber AL
slough the weather was very warm, thu lsree
hall was filled to its c.taciy with ona Of Tho
most Intelligent audieaces hat has ever assem-
bl:d therein, inolu ling many ladies. All see med
delighted and listened whh the most marked
attention, frequently s;sniIyicg their 81 precia-
ton Of and acquietcencs 10 the eloquent utter.
anoes that fell from the lips Of the speaker. BY
loud and long continued applause. Mr.. Goodt
is most attracive--speaker. possessing 10 or
eminent degree sl The qualities that 90 to make
f 0ished orator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
lCOMMUNICATEI
The Fairfax Dem0craev-

Tharo WAS large m acting of the Daniel, Bar.
oour and Mckinney club at "Ihe Groves" nc q,
DfinesVille, last night. Mosara. Walton Moore
and George Mason, tho County Osnvassera, de.
liVered addrestes fully exposing the previous
political conduct OF Malone, Cameron, Lewis
and Blair. as also some of tho lesser lights of the
coalition party. Lot forgetting 4. K. FAR.
The people in Dranesvills district arc full of
energy and Ale determined TO give . rousine
majority for the State ticket and our csndid.ie
for The Legislature, Mr.. Chichester.
HKRED3N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
France and Tunis,

LONDON, Cctobor 1.-The Paris correspond dent
OF tho Times says N. Bsrthelemy ST. HilAire,
Minister OF Foreign A1aira, scouts the ides of
pul manont occupation or annexation of Iuqis,
and regards the capture of Kairwan az bound 10
end tho Arab agitation. Tho war ctfice, how
ever, deams The occupation OF Tuuis necessary.
It ID difficult to ioresee which view will prevail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
Crushed 10 heath

tPRINGFIELn, Moss, Get l.-Uharlos Par
mchter, foreman OF The palnting department at
the national simlr in this city, was cruehed 10
death yesterday forenoon willis alton, ting 10
slap thrcus b Tho large wheel between the spokes.
Hn wss psinling tho wheel at tho time, aud had
lust ordered To started when he undertook To
stop through. Hu lived only five minutes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

Gan. Fl Loo add Gao. Fisld I'd dressed a
Vory large meeting at GordooaVilo yesterday.
deneral Loo opened 10 speech about an hour
and quarter, which " 8 lu!l Of tlcquetco hu.
NOR, aud oommoa seDss. and WIS delivered vi b
effecs. dehersl Fields Rpet oh occupied about
40 hour and half He devoted bis lime 10
tue exposure Of tho false position OF the c ALI
ilon, the school question. tho Collection of ar.
reargee. c,pialion tax. and The reduction of
State txpeis.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
Priest Sentenced.

LtNp> N. October 1.-Fsther Conway, parish
pslast Of Glonlur, has been sentehcst to two
months prison nj at hard labor for assault.
Ing baitt who lerved him with writ at the
aunt Of Lord Ardlaun. MOI, e Of sp PEAL has
boon pivan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
Fieces OF a Boat Found.

WASHINGTON, u. g.. O,s. Tito Signal
Corps Staten ct y, p, Ila,teras. N. g.. reports
10 tue Chief Signal Ofhcer at IL 4S a. ID. as
tol!ewj: Piooes of small boat, with the namo
City OF Mtii Is on QUO port, wash. ashore hero
lest night, and Wtr, tuuud by O pa raiman o!
Station M. %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

The democrats Of Philadelphia have ed orsed
thc reputable republican nomination OF Judg,
Allison for re election. ho republicans of
virginia haVicg no ticket Of their own in tho
fed. have endorsed tho disr,putabe nomina-
ton Of .hs Mahopeitcs. Rcpubicauisn is bad
enough in i.s native clime, but 10 the South it
is very muob as Mr.. John Wise says it is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
Financial.

NEW YORK. Oot. Tho Posts 6oauoial
article says: State bonds arc qllet and ia2 per
CENT lower, the latter. Arkansas Issues. Il. X.
bonus arc irregular but generally lower. In
the money market per c:nt is the ruog rate
Tor call loans, limo loans and primo mercantile
plper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
OIlWOrKs DESTROYED.

rnlLApELrHIA, Get. Tho o1tensve lin.
seed oil works tG Grove & Brother. situated At
Greenwich Point on the Delaware river, wore
entirely Destroyed by fire tn. morning between
200 and O'clock The loss is estmAied q!
SIhU Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
Town DESTROYED by Fire.

HENhyA, October 1.-The greater part Of the
town OF Nyon. i'll the Canton Of Wand, Las boon
destroyed by FIRE. Tho origin of the fro ia be-
ileVed TO have boon incsndisry. &evaral arrests
have bcen IT, cle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
The Egyptian Question,

Paris October la aomi official noto is
published rel!ertting the statement thai in spite
OF lumors 10 the contrary. Englan and France
have reHo'vad to maintain accord on tho EGYPT
Ian quehtion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

r, a bear madc his Appearance at B:uo Ridge
springs. Va. few evenings sipos wbiIo ball
was 10 progress at the hotel. When first seen
ne was walking abou. in tho grounds. So if
huntlnR Tor something to cat. The dance WAS
stopped ana some Of tho gentlemen Went 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Oct. l.-Ths market
to-day for grain was shade weaker, ard prices
are slightly of. There is no change to note
in Flour. The offerings of Wheat have
fallen or and about 1850 Lushels were offered
and sold At 1876, l4O l44 l45. and JAG for Fults
lsS for mixed and l52 and 1853 for Lancaster The
lattet price however. WAS for a fancy lot Tor
seed. Corn is lower and about 800 bushels cold
at s.. No sales OF Rye or Oats reported. County
produce continues scarcs and wanted.
Coal REPoRT-The following is report Of
the receipts and shipments of coal during tho
week ending to-day
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co.. j. II. Parrot, jr., AIT. 6S5
Hamp: Bait, Edward Herbert Agent. 40
D. T. Agnew & Co... ......................... IA
1oLal. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. | U29
sHIPMEETs.
American Coal Go. 6s5
Hamp. q .......................,.... ~,
j. L. Agnew Il .....,,.. $50
9C5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

A colorad boy. living oesr Stevensvil.,
King and Qleen county. Va. bic,me crazsd
On the sui :ct of religion. One day last week
no left homo and returned about midnight cov-
cred with blood. 1t was subsequently ascsr-
talued that he had climbed to the top of large
OAK tree. ~ or so feet high, and thon jumped
down,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

DR.. Howell LahLfoot. much esteomed and
talented physician oil Petersburg, diod 10 s,h.t
city ycste rdaY morning..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
LIST OF LETTERS.

Tho following is list of the letters remaining
in the Alex andris, Virginia, postotice Sept 10
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad.
vertised and give tho date Oft the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead lettor office in Washinpton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOB GOVERNOR.
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBURG.
FIR LIEUTENANT GOvRRHoR.
JANIS BARBOUR, OF OULPkPRR.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
l.. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMV1LLE
FOR THE HOUSE OF DBIEGATEs.
JUDGE CHARLES X. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

Hon. j. r. Tucker made az able and tffsc-
tloe speech at Mtzrs Hall, Richmond, las,
night before 80 inmeuse audepcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

The Lame and fams o. DR.. Bulls Coupt ST.
Iup are known throughout the land, and eyery,
where l. is lad upon as the spi clio for coughs
ard ;!ds,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
DIED.

On rrld.y Sept Both. at his residencakin This
sly S " y n; FRKNUH, in the seth Dear of
70 morrow Sunday evening, IA &C 'ocS Tbs
Vited to attend. fsfo l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OUT. |, 1881.
SHn rtses"""-...... &c Sun sets-....,...., 60

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OUT. l, 1881.
Sun rtses-."-.." s tG Sun sets-... 10000. SO
ARRIVED.
Str leo Leary. Norfolk. to P Hooe.
sAILRD.
Str George Lsary, Norfolk. By P Is Hooe.
Str L Arrowsmith lower Potomac, By Pc.
tomac Ferry Company.
PAssEpUP.
Schr Bengal.
PASSED DOWN..
schr American Team.
MlMoRAGpA.
schr Enterprise, from Boston, for Ricbmont.
passed through He'll Gate Both,
D sshr Geo T Hsliock. from Georgetown for
Bridgeport. passed through He'll Gate SOth
schr Edna HarWood cleared at Now York for
Richmond Goth. '''
inRton 26th. A 'o' "sA
Haven Both. - ''noJ~fu
Schr SpeodWell. from Ricl m md fo, Po,,,.,d
al Rdgartown 23:h. D'"''o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

Julius. Edw
Merchant, EdGi,
Mills, Mrs ID Il
Moore, Mrs Maria
McUrink. Peter
Msnkins, MIS- Sarah
Quinton, Cap. ,Iaa
o. Brien. Joseph
Rodgers. Sam +
kufiin, Miss Kate
Hesdsbaw. w j
Williams. Miss Kate
Shaw, VIM H
West, j j
Arlington. Mary +
Winslow, Mrs
White. Mrs Mary
w off. Mrs \ K
Young, Andrew
'Is MCKENZIE. L. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

Burley. y s col.
Brown, Mrs Elizabeth
Bates, Henry
Blackwell. Maria
Brown, Mrs Rachel
Batty Mrs William
DOLE msn, Charles
Calvert, Minis Fanxie
Cooper, Jtc1b
Oofbin. VIM
Davis. j
Rvsns, Mrs Mary
Fisher, A w
Ford, Geo
Henderson. Mrs Kitty
Herndon, Jas
Hnckett. j s M
Jenlison, VIM
Janney, Isaac
IL LEV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

King kaIakhu, Visited The Norfolk nsyy
yard yesterday: The parry we're tcived by
Capt. A. W. Weaver, soing commatdsnt, and
tic officers 6f ths yald 10 utiForm, with The
narino battalion in full reRimerta!s drawn 40
at the maio entrance. TIE receiving shin
BraLkyo, ireds na!ioral salute both 90 the
arrival and departure OF the parry. His High
ness was taken 10 a carriage and driven around
the yard for lhs pnrpcss of inspecting the ships
aid buildings after which the visitors were en-
tcrtsi1ed at the residence of the acing COM
mandant. The royal parry loft the yard short
~ after IL o'clock and returned Immediately 10
I'd Point. The Kiog left in the evening for
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

SENATOR i1lLL.-Ths reports that Senator
Ben. Hill. of Georgia. Who is now undor medi-
cll treatment at tho Jefferson Hospital. 10
Philadelphia. wts 10 dangerous condition and
had lost noatly o quarter Of an inch of his
torgua. which affected his spotcb. have caused
great anxiety 10 his frieLd,. A reporter who
called upon the Senator yesterday altrrnoon
found that he was 10 txaollsnt hsallh. or, as he
expressed it, had never been botter 10 bis life,
Ito is busy makitg preparations to leave for
Washington next Zee K. not only TO taxa Dart
in the organization ct the Senate. but also 10
push matters incident thoreio. lie converses
with comparative ease. although the wound is
DOT healed. and bis physicians assure him that
it will 10 no wise interfere with his speech when
fully curod. Tho report that hs has lost
largo portion of bis tongue is en:its'y without
foundation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-01

Coal REPoRT.-The following is report OF
The receipts and shipments Of coal during tho
week ENDING today
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-11
DIED..

SHAVER-At the residence of his son, in this
place, on Sunday, March 9th. Of Asthma
Mr.. JoHSG. SHAVER, in the 18th year Of
his age.
Another one Of the old pioneers is gone.
He was born in B.'utetourt county, Virginia,
In the year 1902, At the age Of "a he remov.
ed to Muhlenburg county, Kentucky, where
he resided some eight years. Thence he re-
moved to Illinois, and finally to this county.
Of which he had been resident and good cit.
izen for twenty four years. Raised in the
Lutheran faith he had not identified himself
with any Of the local religious denominations
here, but was a LIBERAL i. his views on religi.
Gus matters. He was the father of four sons
and four daughters. two Of each having pre-
ceeded him scroSs the dark river. He leaves
u wife and the four remaining children to
mourn his departure. His funeral took plac,
at his home in Pettis Twp, on Monday last
BOULS-On Tuesday, March 4th HARRY,
infant son Of Geo. 4. and Sarah Z. Bouls
aged one month and twonty- sevsnldays
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-11
Brasllear Notes.

Special to the G. aphic.
BRAsHEAR. March 9th.-Present indi.
cations are good, for an active trade, in
all lines of business, in our village this
season. Theirs is demand for houses,
and all rooms fit to live IN have occu.
pants. Several new buildings to be
erected in town soon. J. Hall is get.
ting the material in the ground, for a
two story frame, on the west side of the
square. Heexpects to occupy the build
ing himself with a stock of hardware
r. Simmons will build dwelling in
the northwest part of town.
Mr.. Nathory, the proprietor of our
meat market, expects to put up build
ing on the east side of the square.
D. Holloway has sold his stock of gro
ceries ETC., to Messrs. Hines and Dun.
ham. Mr.. Holloway and family expects
to leave town soon.
j. N. McCreery, has sold to Hines e.
Durham, both dwelling and store
house, occupied by D. Holloway. The
new firm will take possession as soon as
arrangements can be completed.
Weddings are getting numerous.
H. Sees and Miss De Lee, were married
Sunday evening, by Rev. J. Herbert
at his residence. We extend the happy
pair our congratulations.
V. Corder and wife of La Belle, are
visiting friends here.
F Byers and lady will leave this week
for their home in Iowa, accompanied
by their sister Mrs. d. Byers, of Brook
lyn. Iowa.
Numerous hands are kept busy, ar
ranging in order and dispnsing of. the
large stock of spring goods, at j. N.
McCreerys. His many customers will
find him as pleasant and accommoda-
ting as ever, with bed rock prices.
LATE Soles has been appointed section
boss on the @. NJ. & P. at GOODWILL.