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Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30

brice Beatty passed ID Saturday for the Capitol, wiiuras he goes for 10 years, to fill the appointment assigned him by the Court. This morning tbc stock are all out gras- ing.
 Some few or our Grcenback friends who denied that Norwood and Ansley voted against taxing Rail Road, now deny that they are Grcenbackers. Now how are they 10 excuse themselves before their partys Will some one go call F. K. bightfoot in the Dispatch! He lays this cearge to tue Democrats.
 DAISY DELua
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
BOughtOM Bricfs,

Plenty of rain,
 Crops are looking fine.
 Farmers are about all ont of ths grass.
 Crowder, you are little off. Sweet Home Sunday.scl,ool has no belh
 Mfr E. r. Butcher lost hi. mule last week. It was stung to death by bees.
 Piney Grove Snnday.school is on a boom under the supcrvisioi of Mir J. c. Kelly.
 Everybody is invited to bring their baskets filled with goodies to the picnic at Sweet Home next Saturday.
 Oh yes. Bro, George. says Mir. Andrew Price, I am all smiles. too. Thero is new boarder at my house.
 Messrs Barham and Brainerd have greatly improved their mili fixtures, and are row doing good work in tho lumber business.
 MT J T Aaron one of our clever old bachelors, was at the Chamliss Spring picnic with his box of sar. dimes and crackers. That was right, John, do the best you can. The public school will open at Piney Grove next Monday. Pa. rents send your children. and thereby fit and qualify them for tho duties of life. Tho teacher desires n good attendance.
 Prof J s Davis returned from Little Rock on the 18th He was looking well when ho returned, but is now down in the mouth. What is the matter, has your girl gone back on youl Promise her q Davis 1886.
 RICK.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
Our Regular Agents.

The following gentlemen will act as agents for the PICAYUNE Ill Nevada county, and are authorized to take subscriptions ("o vii! Re glad to add good, responsible men to our list anu wait until fall for the money:
 pr. J. c Parrish, ROsston.
 !. w. Neill. Emmct.
 T. D. Cathy, Boughton.
 ]. W. Lightsey, Bodcaw.
 z. D. White, Clayton.
 l.. W. Pipkin, Glenvi'lc.
 W.B. Garrett, Lanesburg.
 Q. R. Mcdaniel, HOneaville. J.T. Nichols, Bluff City.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
Clayton Chips.
Hurrah for Mack Spears.


 Dr J. s. Waddle is erecting a nice dwellin.-house at Senteryille. Hampstead and Nevada counties are even on the Senatorial question now.
 What is the matter with our cor respondentsi WhOop lem up boys, but don't do like "E. K."-write a peice as long as your arm and get the filling kOcked out of you. Lit tie at time, and you will last longer.
 Constable Butler, of Parker township, carried one Hardy Coats to Prescott last Saturday, on tho charge of insanity. l hope there will be something done with him, for he has been an annoyance for the last three months to the neigh. bOrhOod. Y9
 OLD HICKORY.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30

But the half has not yet been told. The best thing for you to do is to come and see, examine my large stock, and you will then be convinced that keep good assortment and that my house is the place to get good bargain. All orders sent to me will receive prompt and careful attention. Special att tentiOn given to repairing. Yours, &c.,,
 s. w. WHITE,
 JEwELER, HOPE, ARK.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
.JE"ELRX.

In all it's branches special of all specials and would take space times large the whole PICAYUNE for de scribe all in detail always eneavor to keep up with the les, and have hand d good assortment of LacePns EaRngs Bracelets Necklaces style Finger Rings
 Ladies Watch Chains, long and Short Collar and Sleeve
 Buttons, Society Pins, Charms etc., etc.
 goods greatly price. and guaranteed represented It will be your interest goods before buying.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Business dull.
 Little sickness in town.
 Barrel pickcls at Jernigan's, Go 10 Jernigan for Macker"l. Arbuckle coffee at Jernigan's. New Irish Potatoes at Jernigan's. Drama at White, hall tomorrow night.
 Richmond X Steel want mill hands.
 New pickles at Ha,lcy X Chris topher's.
 NIT. E. F. Logan visited Cur. don yesterday.
 Capt. w. R. Basden gave us q pleasant call Monday.
 Buy your Cigars aud Tobacco from w. R. Jernigan.
 Arthur Montgomery returned from Lcwisville Monday.
 "California" hams and dried beef at lIatley X Christophcrs.
 A load of Watermelons came in from the country Monday.
 Refreshing ice-cold cider .lways 10 be found at the icc.hOuse.
 MT. Ira F.. McMillion and wife visited Gurdon Friday.
 x. T. Richmond wishes 10 buy two yoke of good work oxen.
 Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting 25 cents, at E. l.. Langford's.
 The Alden Fruit Vinegar for sale by .. II. Kershaw X Co.
 w. R, Jernigan sells the best coffee in town, for the money.
 Best quality hams at White X Whites. Every ham guaranteed. Unrivallcd baking tlonrs always kept at Hatlcy x Christophcrs. Good things to eat can always be had at iatiey & Christophers. Red mottled, Town Talk, and Globe economy soap, at Jernigan's Messrs w. c. Russell Pad and Tobc Bonner, visited Hope Sun day.
 Rolled beef fresh from Kansas City. Try it at Hutley X Christo' pher's.
 See card of Hon. T. C. McRae calling for a competitive eSsmina ton.
 Best confectionery, sweet and fresh, at c. r. kingsbury's ice house,
 Dickey's Painless Eye Water, cures sore, weak eyes. No cure no pay.
 The genuine leaf fat fierce lard, nt White & Whites. Bling around your buckets.
 Fruit jars! Fruit jars!! Go to J. NJ, Dcnman x Brother and get them cheap.
 Mcssrs J. E. Jones and J. II. McCollum of Hope spent Satur- day at Prescott.
 Good times have struck the town Pat Cassidy is selling goods low CT than ever.
 For cool, refreshing drink, that ice-cold cider at c. P Kingsbury's can't be excclled.
 Mesdames Dee Scott and Car ring.on visited relatives at Hope the first of the week.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cores
 pOndents of the PiCayunc.
EmnOlet Etchings.


 Cloudy, and rainy.
 Crops are getting grassy. Base Ball every Saturday eve. ming.
 Farmers Wheel meets every Friday night.
 The young folks had a nice sing ing at Capt. Eave's Sunday eve. ming.
 Rev. c. w. Reeves preached here Sunday. He is certainly the man to represent Us in the next Legislature.
 The discussion between Jordan and Neill failed 10 come of, by reason ofthc former being too late not getting there until near l0p. m
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
WHITE" and NEW HOME,"

Both well known they give satisfaction also have few AMERICAN MACHINES which will sell s27.5o former s35eo machines they factory wish to discontinue for them, and make this offer the lot. supply you with NEEDLES OIL ATTACHMENTS Etc., for all machines Also endless variety Moulding Picture Frames Chromo Oil Paintings, Notlon Etc, Etc.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
Musical Instruments

Are something the people not live without hence offer large consisting Accoeons
 anjos Guitars Hs Flutes Nions all kinds strings Bows Pegs special bargain Violin with box bow and extra ONLY FOUR DOLLARS. defy nybody 0 t.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30

The Foster x Logan Hardware Co. have just received car load of Whitewater Wagons. Choice creamery butter, kept on ice, at c. r. KingSburS's ice house Only 25c, per pound. Try it. Big lot of nails just received Will! sell them as low as the lowest
 J. NJ. DENMAN x BRO. Danger! 4 neglected cold or cough may lead tc i'nruinOnia.t tonsumption or other fatal di>rasc. Ssrong's pectcral Pills will cure q cold as by magic, Best Thing for dyspepsia ,,,- digestion. sick hcadache as .lIousaiiGs testify. Mrs. s. k. McSwaln and daueh ter of Ernmet came up Saturday to visit relatives and friends at Pres. colt.
 Go to Foster x Logan Hardware Company for your fruit jars. They have the MasOus, with the patent disk.
 Firm creamery butter kept on ice all the time, only 25c. Ter ponnd-M C. F. kingsbury's ice house.
 Mrs. E. c. Moore left Saturday for Camden, having received intel ligence that her h usband was quite sick there.
  Mcssrs Hugh Moncriefand Mack Spears went up to Little Rock yesterday, us lockers on at the convention.
 We can recommend that fine creamery butter kept on ice at C. P. kingshury's ice house, for we have tried it.
 White X White are selling the hest roller process four cheaper than ever before. Come and buy before another rise.
 Seven Springs Iron-Alum Mass, the finest tonic and appetizer known. For sale by Moncrief & Bro. and Milner X Milburn.
 Mir. W. B. Rambo left last night for North Arkansas, where he has the agency for several counties of Davis 1886 Quilting Frame.
 Our Bay State shoe has no equal every pair warranted.
 SIDNEY WOoD,
 Hope,Ark. We nave the Hamilton & Brown $2. shoe. Try pair.
 SIDNEY WoOD,
 Hope, Ark. We have twenty dozen grain cradles, and will sell them cheaper than ever. Call early aud get one.
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO. Don't miss the fine drama at Whites hall tomorrow night, given by the Prescott Dramatic Co.,. for the benefit of Mrs. Thompson. Those desiring good goods and cheap for the money, would do well to see and price the stock of P. Cassidy. before going else where.
 Mir. J. W. Ghormlcy announces this week for the assessors office. He is well known to our readers in this county asa clever honora. blc gentleman.
 Mir. C. c. Hamby made a strong argument for Democracy at Shady Grove Saturday night; although there were several speakers against him he held his own well.
 have opened barber shop on West Front street, near depOt,and will be glad to have the patronage of all my friends and the public.
 ". k. LEE. Remember Our Bay State boots and shoes are the best in the mar ket. Every pair warranted.
 SIDNEY WOOD,
 nope, ATh. BUTTER ON ICE-WOOdlery X Portis now have an ice cooler and keep their butter on ice all the time, thus enabling their patrons to get nice, firm butter at any time.
 Messrs Aburrow & Willingham have bought out kohn at Hope, and will run a beef market there Mir. Willingham staying there and Mir. Aburrow here. We wish them success.
 White X White are selling goods at St. Louis prices. They defy competition. Goods twent-fve per cent cheaper than tho cheap.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
Summer Bargains! s w WEIIE,
 HOPE, ARK.,
 ITO THE FRONT!
TO THE FRONT!
Just to relieve the monotOny of dull times (and to get little money tool have concluded to make some
 SPECIAL OFFER TO CASH BUYERS

Everybody knows the worth and merits of the celebrated Waltham and Elgin watch es, and propose to offer either kind in a Silverine case for $6.50; former price $8.5O. This is a bargain for all who want a reliable time-piece, for little money. Ikeep a full line of all other grades in gold and silver ca ses and can give extremely low prices.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!

CLOCKS another feature of my stock of which keep endless variety varying price all speciality is
 SETH THOMAS 90 Hour Strike and Alarm, for s4.5o. price :55O This reliable timepece
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
SEWING MACHINES
market, tIf

keep priccs of the best Sowing Machines in u tie
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30

have bought out kohn at Hope, and will run beef market there Mfr. Willingham staying there and Mir. Aburrow here. We wish them success.
 White X White are selling goods at St. Louis prices. They defy competition. Goods twent-fve per cent cheaper than tho cheap. est. Call at Post office and be convinced.
 No lady finds an objection to her fricnd-Davis' 1886 Quilting Frame. Gentlemer, don't lei your wives fail to see the Quilting Frame at post office. Now is your chance.
 In a few moro days, there will be no chance to secure any conn ties in Arkansas on Davis' 1886 Quilting Frame. Come at once, or you will lose an opportunity to make some quick money.
 The Convention Saturday passed off pleasantly. The delegates to the Judicial convention left Mon- day for Texarkana. and those for the State convention yesterday. Read the proceedings of the con- vention.
 Thursday evening. the 24th the following officers were installed at the Masonic Hall for the ensuing year: W, M., c. c. Hamby; s. w., 1. P. Rudolph; J. w., J. H. Brooks; Sec, D. J. Montgomery; Treas, Ali Aburrow.
 Mir. l.. Harris, of Newport, a me business man, has rented Uncle Haley Kershaw's new house, and will in a few days open big stock of general merchandise therein We are pleased to have MT. II. come among us.
 Mir. F. N. Hartwell returned from Malvern Saturday, with his little granddaughter, whose moth. CT Mrs. NJ. N. Hightower. died last week near that place. We ex- tend our symdathy to Mir H. in the loss of his daughter.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Woodbcry .S Portis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-25
Turbulent Poles.

CHICAGO, Oct. GA Daily NrmS special
from Milwaukee says: Considerable excite
ment was created here Saturday night by
the wild actions Of mob of Poles who sue
ceeded in breaking up democratic mass
meeting. The people, il is claimed, had
been commanded hy the priests to attend
the meeting which was held in the parish
school house Before going there they went
to hall and wero addressed by Alderman
Rudznski, who obtained some notorietv
during The May labor riots. He showed
the crowd pictures of Polish iasurrectionists
who have been put to death in the past, and
made an incendiary speech. The people
left Ruznski's Hall in body and went to
the school house where John Black, demo.
cratic Congressional candidate, and other
politicians were consresated. Black was
chairman OF the grand jury that Indicted
the rioters last spring, and whom lie attempt
ed to speak the mob hooted him and his
companions, and made such demonstrations
that the politicians had TO leave the hall.
For two or three hours about 5000 Poles
crowded the streets for blocks around, vel.
ling like they were mad.
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Foreign EteRi:2.
III. -.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Times correspon-
dent ut Berlin says: emperor William
looks astonishngly well. AT tho opera be
heartily led the cheering of the scenes in
the military ballet. ! learn from an un-
doubted source that Primes Bismarck is
equally averse to Rus occupation of
Bulgaria and English exit from Eeypt in
accordance with French notions. M. Her.
bette is making most favorable impress.
SION"
LONDON, Oct. 2o.-Gcneral kaulbars has
Informed the Bulgarian government by note
That Russia will regard the proceedings of
the Sobranje as nuli and void. A dispatch
from Athens says IL rurior is current there
that the Gar has consented TO occupy Bull
garia.
ROME, Ocs. 25.-rhe Pope has refused to
allow any ornament 20 be placed on Lists
grave beyond an uupainted wooden cross
bearing his name and the words "Orate pro.
nvbis,'
LONDON, Oct. % htr. Gladstone tele.
graphs from Hawarden, regarding the re.
port that no was attacked and bndIy stung
by wasps which he had disturbed while fell
ing tree, that wasp merely stung him on
the eyeIid, and that he cannot see out Of
one eye because Of The swelling. He says
that otherwise he is well.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 25.-The Car and
Czarina yesterday, after the unwilling of the
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Disastrous Fire

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. GA special from
Versailles, Mo-, says: 4 most disastrous ii,e
occurred here last night. 1t originated in
the oilice of Vaughan 4 Clark's livery stable
on Newton street about midnight. No one
was in the stable at the time, and whom it
was discovered the entire building was in
flames. Fifteen head Of horses were burned
to death. The wind was blowing gale
from the southwest and the flames spread
rapidly to the business blocks of tho city,
destroying about dozen buildings incud-
ing The post Office building, Dad Follows
Hall, Masonic Hall and tho City Hotel.
The total loss is $4,000 Insurance. $4,000
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Killed by an Insane ygan.

WEST RANDOLPH, Vt, Oct. 25.-Cassius
Morse, aged 20 years, son of Dana p. Nor: c,
well-to do farmer residing about II. ,:.ila
from this village, struck F. NJ. Davis - the
head with an axe at the break fast !.il,. this
morning iailic'ing wound Gam s7hic: hr
died III sb2ut two hours I.:unr Misc
waa insane ca! h.d i,tsn III ~ asylum. He
came from The "sy um last sp.iag uaG i; was
beiieved that with young Davis as an al
tendant and companion, he would fully re-
cover his reason. They had worked TO-
gether on the farm all summer and Morso
was seemingly so much improved that Davis
was to have left to-day for Wincheudou,
Mass, where he intended to 20 into business
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Death 0fNIrs. At. Stuart.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Cornelia NJ.
Stewart, wife OF the late millionaire dry
goods merchant, A. L. Stewart, died sud-
denly this morning at her residence, 34th
street and 9Th avenue. Mrs. Stewart died
at 10 o'clock this morning Of congestion of
the lungs and heart trouble. On Friday she
took dinner with Mrs. Henry Hilton, and
on her way home contracted 8 heavy cold
On Saturday she was 50 i'll that she
was compelled to 60 to bed and
DR.. Minor was sent for. Yesterday
Mrs Stewart grew worse aud DR.. Milnor
remained at The house all night. At harf
past O'Clock this morning ez-Judgs Horace
Russell called a. thu Stewart mansion aud
was informed that although Mrs. Stewart
had spent a restless night she WAS fsa!i-,
better, aud was able 70 sit ~, in bel with
OUT any ErsH.t[ ell1rt. At few minutes
I, Ter 10 o'clock ex.Julgs Russell was sur
prised to learn from messenger that Mrs.
Stewart YVES dead.
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nSIAE. EsEsEEETsES,

The tx Confederates Of Fairfax county
will have their reunion a! Fairfax G. II. on
Saturday nn%t.
y num5er OF cases OF dphtheria are re-.
ported in the Annandale neighborhood, in
FairtaX county.
The Wild duck season has opened, and
they are beginning to appear in quite large
numbers along the Potomac.
james a. Fletcher, near Warrenton, We'd
ntscay, !"st a hand and an eye by the acct
dental discharge Ola shotgun he was putting
away.
The wolk Of painting the exterior OF Pea.
body building has been completed, and that
huiiding is greatly improved in appearance
thereby.
Mr.. Cornelius II. Morehead, formerly of
this city, has been appointed U. S. postal
clerk between Washington and Strasburg.
vice J. 9. Clarke, removed.
The old Gordon farm, the site of Gov.
SrotswoGd's colonial home, 1.-The Enchant.
ed Castle in Orange county, was recently
purchased by Prof J. 7. Harris, of South
Carolina.
AT the Baldwin fair, recently held at
Sianhtcn, Mrs. a. F. Daniel, of this
city, received tnrse premiums, one for
al embroidered infants blanket in silk, one
for iisii scale jewelry and one for a wreath
Of artificial flowers. At the Richmond fair
Mrs. Hnnly Cook, formerly Of this city, re-
ccivcd premium for the hest imitation
Tnrk!s', rag.
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United States Supreme esnrs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Tho Supreme
Court to-day rendered s. decision in the
case OF the Wabash, IT. Louis, aud Pacific
Railroad Company agains. the psop'e Of thu
State OF Illinois, brought mp on wait Of error
from the Supreme Court of Il!incis. The
case WAS one of alleged unjust discrim.
nation 10 violation Of tho State
law of 1871 revised in 1873. The
decision is in effect that the state law design
ed to regulate chlrgcs cannot apply to Interstate
traffic, as such application would trcuch upon the
constitutional powers of Congress and he dam
aging restriction of the freedom o: traffic The
ruling of tho Supreme Court of Illinois is reversed.
Opinion by Justic, Miller, Chief Justice and JUS
tice Bradley dissenting
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EtiiIp6 Ipy n IsOy

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. "a special from
Lebanon Mo-, says: Otto Killing. a farmer
living - miles from this city, was shot and
fatally wounded yesterday afternoon, By
Charles Molot, the twelve year old son of a
neiehbor Yeung Molot was throwing
stones at Mr.. Killings two little daughters,
when their father approached and brighten,
ed him away. He ran to his home, procur.
ed a shot gun, returned and fired the charge
into MIR. Killings body, fatally wounding
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-25

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-The National Line
steamer The Q1een, Capt. Milligan, which
is lying at Alexandra dock, is on fire. The
fire is burning in three hold. Several en-.
gines nre pouring water on the flames. The
steamer is gradually sinking from the
weight Of The water thrown into her.. The
fire originated in the cottnn slowed on the
steerage deck in No. hold. The ship was
filled with water and the flames were ex.
tinguished.
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n*~IsTRATIoN.-Th registrars of The c i,y
LHi IiliIe t" do on Saturday, the regular
day whiai they are required TO keep
open their books, nearly all who wished TO
do - l.avin.; registered before The recent
primary. The following shows the changes
made on the books on Saturday: First
war"-number registered 0, transferred l :;
S"cont! ward number registered ,,raI s'err;i
y: bird ware humber registered tiaus
tered j; Fourth ward Humber registered l,
tran:teEed 0. At West End several Nance
were added TO the books.
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Passenger Coaches Burned.

MACK, n. Y, Oct. 25.-At 2::3O O'Clock
this iaorning two passenger coaches OF the
Northern Railroad of New Jersey, st this
place. We're found to be in flames. Ona or
the cars, worth $40 900. was totally destroy
ed. Tho other car Was worth little less
and Was almost ruined. Tho fire depart
ment wero at tn" scene promptly, but were
unable 10 save the property. Tho canso of
the Are i, unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-25

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. G. W. Payne, ST.,
overseer Of roads Of Washington district, in
tho comfy, died suddenly at his home, in
the equity, yesterday evening, from stroke
OF apoplexy, aged about seventy years. Mr..
payEe Was highly respected and useful
citizen, and his death will be regretted by
al! who knew him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-25

s-s.,l3:H'f CouRT-Judqe d. ". Chichester
o;.4 s# Com. VS.. Chas. Twyman, col
1,y 'oS' 'ndictment for stealing potatoes !,
a, 49, 49, verdict of guilty and sentence fixed
noi"n Sn Gays in Jail. Motion for new trial;
cu,si 4" oyer 5SeTru ed; exceptions taken and &C
~ admitted to bail.
tor t s- ". Ihurston B. Johnson, indictment
Verdi, u on W. G. Johnson; jury and
C,n..' guilty and fine fixed at So.
a,l0@5 lourned till to morrow morning
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

{HAHsf FOE RENT.
The wc!I.kncwn dairy and garden farm,
Spring PARK
situated ore mile from the Market House, will be
rented rom now until January 1st, 1889. For
further particulars apply to E. L. ROTCHFORD,
Camp Springs, Prince Georges county, Md.
tct22 co2w
TOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF 103
l. ACRES i miles frola Washington city; good
water, healthy neghhorhood improvements ;
ais, DWELLING aud STOREHOUSE in village ;
good stand for business This property is yalua-
hlc and will be- sold cheap if sold this fall For
particulars address f.. GAZETTE Office.
@ tw:,v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-25

STAY OF EXECUTION On the application
Of Judge G. +. Stuart, counsel for the plain.
tfls, Judge Keith, of the Circuit Court, on
Saturday granted stay of execution for
sixty days in the case OF A. G. Lombard's
Sons against Guy G. Goss and The Virginia
Iron Ship Building Company, in which the
bill and Injunction were dismissed by him
several days sinca. The case will be carried
to the supreme Court on an appeal from
Judge kr;tl's decision.