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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

aoEs Of war between Hayti and
Domingo are current The old
te. the boundary-line question, is
nse Of the strained relations of
30 countries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

bill passed by the Arkansas
appropriating $4,000 for the
exhibit at the Worlds Colum-
Exposition was defeated in the
|. on the Sd. after a long debate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

fesult of the efforts being made
ern army officers to carry out
visions of the army appropria-
authorizing the enlistment in
ular army of e,o00 Indian re-
has proved very discouraging,
doubtful If a single company
recruited.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

total value of cereals exported
the Argentine republic in 1850
DC. 4s6. .e2s and ss5. ss5. 500 in 1890.
Included wheat, corn, -four, fax,
y oil and other cereals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

tCoSeRESxMAS j. II. GRISSELr-
er of the town Of Grinnell. Ia,
b Marshalltown, on the 3Ist, after
= illness. aged 20 years, of con-
Lonal troubles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

rCE LoUfs BoSAPARrE. the sec
- of the recently deceased Prince
Ton. has been rendered a commits
the Italian army by King Hum
but will retain his Russian colo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

~ failures in the United States for
st quarter of 1891 were 3.5s5,
Utilities sis, i69, ,e3l, against 5. sas,
utilities s57. 7.s5s. .96s for the same
|ast year, the southern and west
tes furnishing the increase in
lures.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

Bulgarian government has Of
reward of Ei 900 for the capture
murderer of VI. Baltcheff. minis
finance The government has
ensioned the widow of NJ. Bait
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

Bill Burton, a desperate who was ar
rested at Arlington, Ga, set fire to the
yuard house in which he was confined
and perished in the flames.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

- Paris Figaro asserts that be-
= 1is memoirs. the Duo de Brogiie
Des the whole of Talieyrand's cor
rnence from the year 1859 to the
- his death. all of which he viii
NJ eventually publish.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

MAI. n. A. o'Hea. OF Grecnville. Misa,
died a few days ago. He was command,
rr Of . corps of confederate engineers
duslag the rebellion. 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

United States steamer San Fran
If Mare Island, on the Sd. to sail
fii. where she is ordered To look
4he interests of American citizens
al the continuance of the revolu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

l1proS payments for the first three
4~ulrrs of the current fiscal year. ag-
Er4U11ed about s9T, ,oco, 600. and point to
: bon charge during the current
yur about sls5. goo, 600 CT $40. 900. 900
ban during the preceding year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09
Determined Not tn lay Down.

Mr.. PLEASANT, Pa, April s-Ex-Sec-
sctary Robert Watchorn and viee-Pres-
ident Pcnna of the United Mine Work.
ers returned here yesterday. They
held n conference in Pittsburgh Thurs
day night, and decided to continue tho
strike more deterrninedly than ever.
The killing Of these men," said
Penna. has strengthened our position
ten-fold. We are determined not to lay
down II the operators are to be armed
to protect property, and under that
pretense shoot down men ON the high
ways, IL is time the men were armed to
protect their own lives"
At n big meeting held here yesterday
afternoon, strong resolutions were
adopted denOuneing the killing Of the
men at Morcwoosi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

TARY FOSTER. Architect Wind
Director of the Mint Leach had
Pence, on the 3lst, as to what ac-
take in view of the attorney
s opinion that no appropriation
1de for the Philadelphia mint.
{bject was discussed for some
nt laid aside without action, to
|Rrther conference.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

IL Leeds (England) Millers' asso-
on the Sist advanced the price
: j Is Cd. making total advance
= u. during the month of March
! lvance was due to the rise in the
- = English and foreign wheatS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09
NO. l6.
SOUTHERN 0IEANiN09.
Treasure Trove Replevied-

Elisha Barnes has entered suit In the
'hancery court at Nashville, Tenn.
against Maria Thompson. colored. to
replcvey and attach certain money.
There is an interesting story In eonnec-
ton with this suit Not long ago
,daria Thompson found si.ioo in gold
and silver buried under . rock In tur>
nip patch on farm formerly owned by
the late Mrs. Elisha Barnes. The
woman was cutting turnip salad and
by chance picked up n rock which was
in her way, when her attention was at
tracted TO a tin can under the rock.
In removing the can II was found to be
nearly full of gold and silver pieces
Elisha Barnes, son of Mrs Barnes. the
former owner Of the farm. claims that
his mother buried the money during
the war and could not afterwards And
II. Charles Porter, Richard and Sam
uel Thompson, all colored. TO whom
Maria Thompson gave $500 Of the mon
ey, are made parties defendant Mrs
Barnes said that he and his mother
were forty years in saving mp the
money.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

y direct-tax claims of New Jersey,
ia, and Ohio. 81, ,S32, ,os5, were paid
y treasury department on the Sd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

kvIsISG ARCHITECT JAMES III.
p indicated to Secretary Fos-
the I'd, that he would tender his
bon as supervising architect of
sury department when it might
leasure of Secretary Foster TO
Mr.. Windrim has been ten
r appointment Of director ofthe
lent of public works of Phila-
and has decided to accept it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

business failures occurring
out the country during the
ays ended on the Sd, number,
United States. ell, and for Cam
p total of 24s; as compared with
pf ESQ the previous week. For
responding week of last year the
Erere 2O6, representing 1859 fall
<he United States and ~ in the
d of Canada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09
MORE TROUBLE IMMINENT.
A Spy sent Among the renasyivsntn
strikers Reports Them In an rgiy
Mood and Bent ON Further Trouble
Many Of Them Armed and Prepared fos
Bioodshsd-Miiit rre~.ution..

Mood and Bent Further Trouble
Many Of Them Armed and Prepared for
Notwithstanding Precautions.
MT. PLEASANT. Pa. April s-Gen.
Wiley yesterday detailed Private Kel-
lar. of the Eighteenth regiment. who
speaks several languages to circulate
among the Hungarian and other strik-
ers Last night when Private Kellar
returned 10 headquarters. he reported
to Gen. Wiley a. follows: There Il
going 10 be trouble between this and
Monday. The strikers arc all indig-
nant because the soldiers have been
sent here. but they do not seem to fear
them was In two houses yesterday
afternoon. where they threatened to at
tack me until addressed them In their
own tongue. In one house I saw Ave
guns and n number of rrvolvers.
ftve out OF every ten of these
men have served In the armies
of the old country. and
they know what soldiers are.
They say that the soldiers who have
been brought here are simply working.
men like themselves and will not inter
fcrc with their movements In one Of
inc papers OF to-day they picked up
was an article saying they do not know
any more about warfare than the strik-
ers themselves. They also know about
all the members of the Tenth regiment.
and heard them ridiculing them to-
day. 30 far a. have discovered there
is going to be trouble and Il viii come
within the next two days All Of the
Hungarians are in dangerous mood
over the killing ~ their fellow work
men at Morewood. which they claim
was entirely unjustiiiablc."
Every precantion is being taken by
the military to avert any further trou-
BILE.
Private kellar's warning has created
great deal of excitement and sentinels
are now being placed at every poin.
where trouble might be- expected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09
Prom tn. Tennessee to tn. Gulf

The last general assembly of Ala
bama appropriated 80, 900 for the survey
of n railroad To connect the waters Of
the Tennessee river with the guls of
Mexico. Ex-Gov. Seay. state Senator
John 7. Miner and ex-senator K. l..
Simson were appointed . commission
Ia locate the route and have the survey
made. They have concluded to make
the survey between Florence and Mo-
bile, going through the Warrior coal
fields from north To south. and through
the following coanties: Colbert. Frank
lin, Walker. jefferson, Tuscaloosa,
Pickens. Hale. Marengo. Clarke. Wash
ington and Mobile.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09
An Unseernly Ccntess Enaesi.

A Fredericksburg IVA dispatch says;
The contest over the ownership OF the
land where Mary Washington, mother
of George Washington, il buried, ended
with verdict In favor of Geo. W. Shep-
herd The case began when shepherd.
who owns the ground on which the
tomb is situated, gave to Colbert a
keitly, real-estate brokers, an option on
the property. The brokers at once all
vertised the tomb for sale at public
auction In Washington. This aroused
Indignation. and Mr.. shepherd notified
the brokers that they could not give n
clear title TO the ground. Thereupon
they withdrew the advertisement and
instituted suit for $4,000 damages.
There have been several hand-to-hand
encounters in court while this case was
being tried The decision puts an end
10 the squabble.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

NEwcoNE, a young colored min
egan protracted meetings at
pile, o.. some weeks ago, in q
bored church Attracted by his
eloquence, white people began
g the edifice and many of both
rofessed religion Soon the
would not hold the people, and
nent colored man was invited
Evangelical church, the largest
hurch in the city, which has
DIVIDED nightly for a month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

DY CROFT, the residence of Mr..
Wilson, in Yorkshire, England.
ornous as the scene OF the bacea-
dal in which the Prince of Wales.
Ham Gordon Cummings ard
high social position are said
been implicated, was partially
% BY fre On tho sish
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09

Receipts and disbursements for Jan
uary and February. 1891:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-09
THE CORRESPONDENCE

Between Secretary Blaine and the italian
legation In Washington In Conneetion
with the New Orleans Anair Made Pub
NC. that All May Understand the Status
Of Anslr~-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24

u is rumorcd tina. the Norfolk and Western
railroad viii Obtain entrance 20 Cincinnati by
The purchase Of tie Cincinnati. Virginia and
Portsmouth road.
Tho Secrcfary Of Ststo Of West virginia has
issued q charter for the Merchants and
Farmers Bank. 10 be established in Martins
burg.
Mrs J. L Campbell, mother @: Professor
Harry Camphcu. Of Washington and Lee I'M
ycriitv. dict IA Lexington Monday
The National Grange. Patrons II Husbsndrv.
wall meet IN Winchester atont tho middle Of
January. Delegates from nearly every Safe in
the Union wlll be present A number of uromi-
ncnt men Wlll attend. among them Congress
man Hatch. Of Missouri who MAS the farmers
candidate for Speaker Of tho House of Repre.
sentatises; National Lecturer Norfimer WL,ts-
head. OF New Jersey. and others.
Ex-Governor l.. Willis Wilson. Of Yves. Viz
gina, Is quoted as saying: The thing that q
going 10 help the Democrats next venr is the
new Australian ballot law. Heretofore I L.
heve the Republicans have been able 10 use
money against us. but the new ballot law will
make thls much more difficult in The fnfuro
TINS ia" viii mean from 600 10 5000 more votes
from u"
The New York Press says. The settlement
OF this long-dstractiug claim on the Oh 10
minion ~iA be n great penent 10 HAT State IL
VIII stimulate the DEVELOPMENT OF tho mineral
ana other resources which she possesses in
high degree. since capital being no longer ham,
nered BY the fehr Of sudden taxation 10 meet
the debt Will fow IN there rapidly The GEN
tlemen who acted as representatives. OF the
state ana the bondholders are deserving of the
hearty thanks Of Virginia for the success win
which their undertaking has been crowned"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
Pretty Danviile Weddinc-other News.

DANvILLE,YA., Dec. .. Especial: Miss Annie
Clark. daughter OF the late William i. Clark
married at O'Clock tonight TO Mr. John
Bllar SPENCER, & TfOminent tobacco manu-
facfurer. The marriage ceremony took place
in the Episcopal church. which WAS handsomely
decorated. and the bridal couple stood before
the altar under love knot Of gas Jets, on either
side Of which Wero the initials OF The contract
Ing parties. As the preacher pronounced the VAR
man ami wife. the jets forming tho Initials OF
the bride went out, leaving only the letter ,.
After the ceremony az tho church grand ro-
cepiion was rendered at the residence Of the
Spencer left by the midnight train Tor New
York from whence they will 10 to Cuba and
South America. returning home in tho sprlng
via California.
Alan eaYly ho"T this morning Mrs. 7. J. Dance
was standing before the fire IN her chamber.
when her clothing IN some way LIMITED and she
was soon euyel0gcd in flames. Mr.. Dance who
had not arisen, hearing her screams rushed 10
her assistance. and in ms efforts 10 subdue the
flames had his hands badly burned. the flesh of
the palms and fingers being reduced almost TO a
crisp
James DrOsus. blacksmith. fell on Main
street to-day IN TT caused ~ vertigo. and his
head coming in contact with the curbstone.
lie was painfully injured
4 petition numerOusly signed by the citizens
of the south end OF PIttsylyanla county. espe-
cially liinggold section. will soon he presented
the pay Of justices Of the peace To the extent
that those officers may be allowed a fee Of one
dollar for irving eases instead Of hiiy cents as
now provided hv law. The petition says IT
don't pay the magistrates horse hire 10 and
from CDTTt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
Professor Jsrman WEEDS miss wiley

EMORY, VA. Dec. 2h-'Specixl The marriage
OF Mr. Joseph l.. Jarmau. Professor Of natural
sciences, Emory and Henry College, to Miss
Mary Helen Wiley. daughter Of Or. r. T. Wiley
OF Emory and Henry College. took place last
evening at O'Clock IN the college char ell. which
Was pI,tAS decorated with flowers ferns and
native evorgreens aud lighted with lamps and
candles tasleiully arranged.
he hilaal party entered the charel in the
following order: lshers-Nr. H. T. Sloan
Arkansas; Mr.. Lawson Turner, Charlottesyille
VA lf. has. =. Bishop. Emory Va: MIR Pei
ham ilacktord Abingdon. Va Attendants-
MISS Anmle buchanan, of Emory. with Pro
lessor H. lricc. OF Biacksburg: Miss Sue
rheueF, OF Saflou. Va. with Professor VII
ionfhhy ,heade, Of Emory; Miss Carrie Reeves
OF dohesbcIo. Tenn, with MIR Horace buchanan
OF hlShMond; Miss Bessie Call of kichmopd
Win ~. samuel NJ Barton OF Emory
Inc best man. Mr. Charles b Yaser ~ Char
trttsSebe' Win the groom. came in on The night
IIDe rfiae on The arm Of her bother Mr. n
"hS,' OF imoIy. entered Oh the left t,recadeA
~ tne Ntbta "t honor, Miss JUiiette Adams. of
Inc nshefe and att, n lGnts entered sinOlv al
ss.naN't ifnih The rgDt ant left doors. those
SSox.nIx. ny Oh tho night aisle crossing ~ H.
tett OF tle chancel aud those enferino hv tbs ~
s.a. eise crossing 10 the right of the chsnesf
siounu "hlcl The party formed in a semi-circla'
akaahy OF beauty and chiyalry She bridc ,nj
kt .;o standing under lovely marriage LsiI ~
wnite chrysanthemums ooH Oh
AH' ss'snony was performed by Dr.. E.E.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
A BurrlarIous Compile in west yirp,pio

Thanksgiving. W. Va. Dec 1.-Two thieves
were caught here at /! o'clock. last night
who have evidently been doing" Nest
Virginia towns They are believed 10 be tie
mon who broke INFO and robbed the Clarks-
burg postoficc. The fellows have also been 81
Cameron, as memoranda ina pocket diary
found on the person Of one OF them shows
They had pair II gold bracelets with tho
name OF Cynthie 4. Clark on one OF them. One
Fag case tore the name of &. :. Wheeler
Marion. There was also a number Of keys-one
stamped u. :. No. 2.'-Othors. evidently letter
hON keys. or keys similar 20 those used by the
Government letter collectors. In the diary
we're several addresses, III Provi lence street
Cincinnati. Ohio. and Mary hunlcy. - Long
worth street. Cincinnati. Ohio, Icing among
them. Both men are young ami smOoth-face
one is a heavy SET dark Completed fellow OF
about 700 onnds. about twenty-five years old
Tie other looks Younger and OF more slender
build. They gave the names OF Morrison and
Marshal. of llttslurg and Cincinnati. ON the
back OF q small mirror found on one OF them ia
tile name OF John Began. the hid. Both are
doubtless al around thieves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
Killed Train NJ Radford.

RAnFom1. "a. Dec. 22.-Special.l Jos. Fra
Zief. a white man, attempted TO get ont
Of the way Of passenger train here
Yesterday. hut struck tY the
pliot Of the engine and received ch in
formal inlnrios that he could not 1--we A special
ear conveyed him 10 New ilyer, where no ex-
pred.
AIRS Fred. Neville died Of the grip yesterday.
Her funeral was preached hy Rev. +. l.. Good
win. al the Episcopal church
\ party Of capliHiists. with General Suparin-
tcndunt 4. G. Hlpucy and T.. II. lineoe, passed
through RAdfOTd on q special train this morn
ing en route TO Max Meadows md ON the Ts-
turn irlp stopped over A. Radford for four
hours.
Mrs. RAMSEY mother Of Mrs. f. ". Peck died
at her dsug htef's residence Yesterday Mrs.
iamsey had reached the age Of sagenty. Her re-
mains VII be taken TO Norfolk tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
PEE Slice of winchester Clnimed.

WrNCHFsrER. VA, Dec SpeciaLf-This
town NAV be on the eve Of great law suit re-
semDling the celebrated Gaines suit OF New Or
leans. The Winchester News Of TO-DAY has the
following 10 say about II: Prior TO l1s5 a
family named Slusher resided in this section and
ownet considerable land about here. In that
year the Slushers or most OF them-left. some
going go Pennsylvania and some west Now
some enterprising Slusher claims 10 have dis
covered good title 10 n large tract OF land in
the Valley which tito Is still vested IN his fam
ilv Inclnded in the tract is the land upon
which about half the city OF WINCHESTER now
stands. Mr. ii. &. Slusher, Of Lone Pine, WASH
lngton county. Penn. has been selected
as agent 10 Investigate the matter and viii
shortly make trip TO this city for that pnr-
pose. II his report Is favorable the heirs Will
raise fund and enter suit Tor the recovery OF
the property.
Mrs Eliza Dennc Robinson. wife OF Richard
a. Robinson retired druggist Of this city,
died Yesterday. Tho deceased was born near
Alton, Ind.
Mrs Annie L. wilson wife OF Rev Henry Il.
wilson who resides on Cedar creek near Stras-
burg committed suicide SATURDAY hy taking
carbolic acid. She was thiTfy-two years OF age
and leaves two children. No cause Is known Tor
the act.
Miss Amanda J.. Nckeer and Mr.. Abraham J.
Kline were married. hero last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
ADJOURN FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
A General Suspension Of Business ID State
Department Circles.
ELECTRIC STREET CARS DISCONTINUED
Owing TO tho yyorthiessncss of tho Machinery.
six Prisoners Escape Mt Winston.
North Caroline News.

RALEIGH. n. G.. Dec. 23.-lSI eciall-There was
a general breaking up in State department
circles to-day for tho holidays
The supreme court adjourned this afternoon
till February, after filing a largo number o.
opinions. Justice James T. Shepherd goes to
his old home at Washington. y. C.. TO spend
Christmas: Justice A. c. Avery goes home to
Morganton, and Justice Davis goes home TO
Louisburg.
The railroad commission also suspended this
afternoon for the holidays.
Governor Holt returned to-day from several
days a. his home re liaw River and WIZ spend
Christmas in Raleigh.
The ele'ric street railroad was forced to shut
down to-day in consequence Of giving ont OF
tho machinery az the power house. Ii Is stated
by the management that tho engines are totally
insufficient III capacity 20 run the system ana
that more powerful eng mes Will nave to he put
IN before tho system can again 10 operated
This will require several days.
Mr. Ncedham Tyndale COBB, OF the Seaboard
Air line, LETT to-day for Frceport. H. where he
will he married on the 10Th instant 10 Miss
Eleanor Hope Atkins.
Mr.. liAl. ". Aver. recently private secretary
to Colonel l.. l.. P3lk. arrived here this after
noon. and will spend the Christmas holidays IN
EaleIgh. lie was formerly city editor OF tho
News and Observer Of this city. He states that
he will probably remain located IN Washington,
where no Will enter into business,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
Fr.derfckshufe Notes.

FRFDEnICKsBuEG. Va. Disc. y -lSpecial)-At
a meeting Of the Sunbeam Society, held last
night III the Baptist church. a magnificent silk
quilt CONFUSED OF over five hundred pieces,
contributed 10y members OF the society was
presented TO Rev. Or. L. 4 Dnnaway The pre-
sentatinn speech was made hy Master Horace T..
Crismond, Jr., who acquitted himself very
handsomely.
Mrs. McCraw. of Manchester is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. u. &. Cole, and Will remain until
AFTER the HOLIDAYS
Sir Peter Weisman former citizen OF this
place, died few days ago In Ihiladelphia.
Or. II. {. Chamn and wife. Of tins city left =
the winter.
Mr.. John Ray OF Iynchburg, is visiting his
brother. MIR. j. u. Ray.
Ms, Atway Vaughan. OF NIddlesex county, is
visiting Miss Narcissus O'Dnunon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
Damage Salt Dismissed.

IYxcHnrRG. Va. Dec. Specisll-In &
school boys fight az the Monroe street school
this afternoon Walter Williams. q boy about
fourteen years of axe, was thrown by anoih her
boy named Willie Hewitt and had one Of ms
legs broken.
Professor Charles pugh was today sp-
the Young Mems Christian Association.
In the corporation court to-day. Judge Digs
presiding the case OF the Endowment league
of America vs.. Carter Glass was nOn-suited as
the plainiiAs wero 10 ready 10 so into the case.
The suit Is for al alleged libel, and the dam
ages claimed are S2J.0w.
The lynthDurg German Club gave a beauti-
ful german al the Castheulc Hall tonight.
Mr.. 81 j. DAVIS led with Mss .IanIo Owen.
Senator Mcdonald returned from Richmond
today
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-24
Death OF Mr.. Gi,ens. OF Craig.

NEW Castle Va, Dec. 22.-(SpociaLl-Mr.
John l.. Givens died at his home on Barherd
creek. this county. this morning. Mr.. Glyons
was ono OF Craig most substantial and highly
respected citlZeus.
Little Hugh Marshall. son Of Hon. James W.
Marshall met with II very Painful accident this
week he and some other children we're , ay
ing on the Chesapeake and Ohio turn-talde IN
Craig CITY whom 10y some means he caught MS
leg between the rails and bad IL quite severely
cut. At present he is doing well.
Everybody has the grip, some affected very
severely.
Colonel McDonalds family who have been
very seriously i'll. are on the conyalescent list.
Mrs. Wint. of Philadelphia, who was visiting
her daughter. Mrs g. " Hawkins. OF this
place. had severe paralytic stroke last week
and another yesterday. Her condition IS con
sidered dangerous
Mr.. j.. Is. Dinner. Jr.. left for his home in
Philadclphia TO spend the Nmss holidays
Miss Kate CLARK. telegraph operator ~ this
place left for her home. at Medium River for
Xmas.
j. ". MsrshaI. Jr., is al home for Xmas from
Roanoke College.