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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-10

Previous TO the Minneapolis con,
vention. republican politics in this coun-
try had reached the condition in which
protected manufacturers are compelled
to make up election funds, when voters
are bought in blocks, and when judges
are appointed to keep bribcrs out OF
the penitentiary. But at the conven-
ton referred TO another stage of devcl-
opment has been reached. Full fru-
ition cannot longbe delayed. The fac
tons in which the republicans arc di-
vided there are 50 we'll aware Of each
others rascality that each has employ
ed a large number of professional dc
tcctiycs, who keep the uncertain dele
gates under constant surveillance, lest
they be bought by the others. How's
that for high with the"grand old par
by the moral party of the country?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-10

Charles Hill, a negro, was lynchcd at
Paducah, KY, last night for attempting
an outrage on Miss Lydia Stars three
weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-10

their posts on leave and on Especial
duty No wonder Mr.. Cleveland, be-
fore he was elected President, realized
and expressed the dangers to which the
country is subjected by reason of second
terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-10

IN HIs speech at minneapolis yester-
Il. day, Mr.. Wolcott, holding up a paper,
said
81 have here a list of $50 oficc-hold-
crs who are delegates to the conven-
ton. There are 1000 or 5000 other
onicc-holders here to I'll the galleries,
to crowd the hotel lobbics, and haunt
ing delegates, who ought to be III
Washington and elsewhere attending to
their duties
But, all the same, the platform of the
convention endorses the civil service
law, which expressly prohibits active
partisanism by federal Office holders,
and Mr.. Harrison, before Mr. Blaine
became a candidate for the Presidential
nomination, said the presence of such
men at Minneapolis would be objec-
tionable to him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

The Lotus Glee Club viii give q concert in
Stanton next week.
There was no session of tho Municipal Court
Of Stauut - on Wednesday. there being 100
offenders 10 try.
Ex-Governor Robert Taylor. OF Tennessee.
lecture "a few days AGO in Bri t0l OLA The
Fiddle and tAe Bow
Mr. Perkins Che new Senator from Kansas
holds considerable stock ~ the Chnch Valley
Coal and Coke Company.
The contract for tho railroad buildings NJ
Lambert's Point has been let q Mr. j. r.
Pettyiohn, of Lyuchburg.
Elder Paul W Yates. for q number of years
past prominent member OF the old-school
Baptist denomination OF Page county, Is dead.
The new and beautiful Ho.el Colonnade at
Buena Vista. erected last summer az q cost
Of about so 600, has been almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire.
Among those drowned in the wreck Of the
Enterkin - the GalOper Sands was George
Walker formerly % RicAmOnc. lie was the
only American OF the crew.
A number of prominent laymen OF Lynch
burg have united in inviting Dr. George ".
Carter to preach t. the public at Odd-fell0Ws'
Hall on Twelfth street on every Sunday alter
noon.
Joseph Love, a Russian who hns been re-
Gently discharged from the Jail IA Norfolk.
has been rocommitted on the charge Of dis
turbing the sisters Of the 81. NlncoIts Hos
pital.
Charles Perry (colored), arrested in Nor
fOlS county On the charge of forging and em-
bezzling so from Mr.. j. Soiomonsby, 0f
Norfolk. has been discharged for lack of evil
dence.
Messrs. George W. Fisher. Noble Lindsey
and others have purchased or Miss Ellen
Dalngerfeid and others the two squares of
ground bounded 10y Alfred. Patrick. OronocO
and Mythe streets IN Alexandria for 5 $50.
IL il understood that Mr. Dean Fish of
New 1 ork has sold e. MIR. William Hancock.
Of Wyoming. Pa. the Braddock House nr0p-
erty IN Alexandria. The consideration named
Is said 20 be III the noghboshood OF ~. 900
Rev. Patterson Fletcher. paster Of the Pres
bytorian church at Broadway. Rockingham
county. died Sunday last after short illness
If pneumonia. He was formerly pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Duiields. ". Va
The training ship Jamestown. in the Nor
folk hayward. IS being thoroughly repaired.
a new foremost, foreyards. hghtyards. Levy
running rigging. new STAYS and buiwarks
with new coppering and new paint are being
put IL.
General Francis Preston. who died uelr
Br.stow on Wednesday OF pneumonia, WAS ia
bis SEVENTEEN year. lie leaves two sons-Dr.
John q. Preston, Of Dade City. Fla. and
Robert NJ. Preston. cashier of the Bank Of
Leesburg. His wife and daughter. now al
Miss Baldwin 5 school IN Stanton. also sur
viye him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

PfrrrsBuRG. w.. Jan. l5.-lSpeclal j.
Iancst0u informs me that he and 9l&hone
are now Oh friendly terms and tnGt the ha-
hone and augst1n forces viii unite IN carry
ing the State for HARRISON.
Alta o'clock tbs morning hea'y snow
storm set iH which lasted until about >
O'Clock. Tho snow cOvcioi t-e ground 10 q
depth " threo orlour inches. IL only extended
as far south gas Pleasant Jill. on the ieters-
burg and Weldon railroad. There was. how
ever. % very heavy rain last nl-ht aiong the
line vi this road as for az eldon, n. &.
The steamer Wvanoke. of tho GA Domin-
ION Steamship Line. which arrived 40 City
Point shortly after lN clock th,a morning
en- route 10 Richmond. WIS detained at the
Point in consequence OK high water IN james
river.
The city treasurer has been engaged to
day Do paying Oh Jurors who served on tho
coupon cases recently tried before Judge j.
A. Hancock in the circuit cOart o. this city.
The total amount 20 be paid ont tor jury ser
vice iii these cases is 1l,IZtj0.
hjr. luther Vim. an emploYe or the tlec-
trio Light Company. fell from an electric
light pole ou le-ram street to-day anu was
somewhat injured.
The pay caf OK the Atlantic Coast Line al
rived here to-day. when the employees OF the
road at this end OF the line were paid oil.
The oldest railroad n the state ls sad u be
the Petersburg and Weldon road OF which
Maori. T. -. Myers. of Richmond, is now gen
era superintendent This road was built
q .0ut tie ycar ls33 and j. is understood that
no passenger las ever been killed on It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

CoMoRN. KING GEORGE County. Jan. H.
Especial. "A hog bitten by rabid dog near
this place last week was seized with hydro
phobia and had 10 be killed.
sam Manning perhaps the oldest colored
person in this county, died last Saturday;
SO correct was his long life tha: his funeral
was attended by "a num0er Of white people.
The dense fog on the Potomac river during
the early part Of this week interfered mater-
ally with the running Of the STEAMBOATS,.
Fishermen along the Potomac are very
much excited over the proposed law TO re-
quire a license of fifty dollars from each fish
erman of q stake-neI, seine. &c.
Hundreds Of our people are sick with the
grip. Last week a whole family Of Oravatts
about eight miles south OF here on the Rap
pahannock river. died of the grip, which de-
yelOped into pneumonia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

CHARLoTrKsvUrE. Va. Jan. u. SPECIAL
Mrs. Wheeler died this morning at the resi-
dence OF Professor A. II. Tuttle. her son-.u-
law. at tho University. The remains VIII DO
takcn TO OHIO for burial.
Mrs DR.. George b. stevens died yesterday
Mr.. W. -. LAniord. of Campbells Station
died Wednesday. 800
The Centennial Of Modern Missions was
the subject o. 40 address at the Bapl.s1
church last night ~ tho Rev. Dr- 4. T..
Eaton of the Walnut-stroet Baptist chureN
an editor Of the Western iocor ior.
Mr. James s. Ballew. Of this place, - al me .h,e
bedside of his mother. who Is very III at lie
min ION.
Miss Mary $. Farrar. q Covesyille, was
married to-dag to Mr.. Charles v. KIDD. -.
Mr.. Edgar G. Gentry. OF Crozet ana MISS
Leila r. Douglass Of Burnley's station VIII
be married January z0th.
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AFTER THE LYNCHING.
xxcrrEmxNr CONTINUES INHABITED
The Men Charged with tho Hanging Gould
Not be Tried-Tbe Debt Settlements
Mayor Morris Funeral.

DlVvrrIr. VA. Jan. l5.-lSpecial. 1T ~
d,aicult. owing 10 the lack OF Geographic
facilities. the swollen condition o. tho streams
and the horrible state Of the roads. TO GET
information from the upper part OF Pittsyi-
vania county. where the lynching reported
last night took place. special messenger
who reached here late this afternoon says
the excitement among the negroes IN the Ca'-
lands district over the lynching oi
George fowler has not abated III
tho least. but no demonstrations
have been made. j. g. and y. j.. M''cn'''
snd Dock Haymorc. tho three men VINO are
accused of iynching George IV".el. f~e
arraiered yesterday At Bannistei De5o4o 10
tice n j Coward Owing - inc Hl~'
water in ali the streams IN tho county tuo ~,
fcers found Il impossible 70 GSS tiie -,
torether and hence the cases hau 70 49,.
t;.-,c1 Tho trial is now set tor Jues""5
-. "a ,be accuso1 we're balled IN tho sum
of 200 each tor their appearance thae ueS
Qbov found no difficulty IN giving inc 10
1,,,,ed bonds over two hundred peop'o
we're at Bannister Yesterday. ana ~ 31o ~.
vyhen a large number OF negroes Ha"o no.
a,,,ea-ance there was considerable excite
ment however the AesIOo' f1'0''
there was 70 trouble. 4,s.th,o
90 MITCHELL the eleven year-old glrl WhOm
Tower attempted to oatrsge thousn o 0n.1-
iured h still suffering from nervousness cohse-
yuioe,t ,non ty,oht fowler was hanged with
an ordinary plow-lino SUSPENDED from ON, pine
limb The tree upon winch ms 12dy was was
f,,d ssenda within 800 yards or mitchell y
house md In ten yards Of the main country
rod. The body was buried by the county
The circuit court Judge white presiding
was occupied al Of to-day IN hearing the case case
Of j. G. Desune against the Richmond and
DaDyilio road. Dostiue IS n farmer living a
lew niles from the city. In June last while
walking alous the railway track. no was run
INTO bT an engine and badly hurt. He sued
The company for $4,000. The case was gwen
to tho jury at 8 o'clock aud The court al o.
iourned 10 o'clock tomorrow Hon. b.. =.
Munford. Of Richmond, appeared for the
railway company. .
Sir. w. T. Boisseau who, in public meet
ing yesterday. opposed resolution indorsing
the Clcott agreement, after reading, mo re-
port of tho commissioners published IN tnls
mornings TfMEs. has changed has minu anu
now fayors the OlcOtt agreement. ms seelha
10 be the general sentiment of Danyiie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

DANvl1rr VA, Jan 15.-lSpecial. Major
W. Il. Sutherhn u home again from bust
ness trip 10 Richmond.
A new social society. TO 10 known as tho
Jonah Club, has been organized and will
soon provide elegant quarters. IL IS an or
ganization similar 70 the Society 1llka.
Mir. George :. Hughes, u prominent dealer
in leaf tobacco. will DO married IN Wheeling.
". Va. on Wednesday next 10 Miss Maggie
Pendleton. of that city.
party is being organized 20 80 TO Rich
mond 10 see Sarah iornharGt.
Key I. +. Thames is back again after a
visit TO louisville. Ky. and Chicago. In the
latter city ne preached TO his old cOngrcga-
ton and spent several days with his former
Pensioners.
Mr.. e. H. Conrad is on a trip 10 New York.
Mr.. Frank ID. Holland is on an extended
business tour in the West
Air. Thomas \. ferrell of this city ana Miss
Boswell OF Washington will be united in mar
Yis2e IL tie latter city next Wednesday.
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ILalnnfon Notes.

HAMPTON. Jan 10 Special. Scarlet FEVER
il racing inside of Fortress Monroe
The Hampton German CLUB gave most
eniovalle dance at hrmOry Hall last nlght.
M Thornton Jones led with Miss susie
Jones Among the visitors present were
Siiee Grace Phillips Of Portsmouth. Miss Nav
Revnolds of Ashevile. n. O.. Nisses Williams
and French and Captain fitchett and Dr.
Creocv of Newport News. the Misses ware
end Annie Fulton of Old Point Captain ana
Mrs Evans. who are here on pleasure
yacht. end Messrs. Page Van X. Stlres' x. NJ.
Rookor. Jr.. and James l. Blcklord OF me
COLLEGE OF William ana Mary. A dehghliul
supper completed the otherwise pheasant
Mss Della Guy. daughter Of George W;
GUY. and Alr. Joseph +. MerTell. Jr.; Do'h OF
Hampton. were married at the residence OF
Rev W. II. Christian, pastor OF inc MeIhoulsV
Episcopal church, last "Wednesday, =,
Rev William Cumming late OF hoahVhe' ~
in town and will assist Rev. ". !. Waiker IA
a series of meetings at the IIesD1 'eiIau
church next week. ,r
Comfy court convened yesterday. The
most important case called was common
wealth versus Charles Watkins case was
continued until to-day.
Sheriff Curtis has arrested three men
charged with the murder Of LOUIS Green one
of the veterans OF the Soldiers Homo. on
December 18th. but all were discharged Tor
lack of evidence lie has worked hard on
the case. however and thinks he has the
murderer in view. Several arrests Will soon
occur Green was pensi0ner ana was muir
dered for his money. 90,
Electric cars are now running to the Old
Point wharf from Hampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

LrNrNBUEG @. H., VA. Jan. l5.-Special J
MONDAY was county court day here. As was
anticipated. there were several applications
for liquor license, and no one directing, and
the parties proving good characters. and that
the places-tho Courthouse and two other
places-were suitable places 10 sell 1t, tho
court granted the applications. Judge George
G. Organ presided, this being his nrst court
since lis election rs Judge.
Or. Norman II. Neblett prominent ply
stefan Of this place, and Mr.. Walter hiantcn
Of Amelia county. were hunting together last
week and made some champion bird shots,
killing on tho flush thirteen birds at two
shots each. six on the first flush and seven
birds on the second Both OF these gentle
men are excellent shots Ion the wing the
Doctor being as expert with his gun As he IS
skilliul rs q physician.
mr. Ina T. Yates, oar excellent county
CLERK has entirely recovered from the glip.
and can te found at his Office. as usual, obig-
ing and dlligcut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

LYwcuBurG. Va, Jan. 15.-lSpeciaL The
express messengers strike has taken erect
between this city and Atlanta on the hch-
mond and Danville system. The messengers
ere receiving End obeying telegraph messages
from the Brotherhood TO quit work and turn
i'm the keys. Tho opinion 10 prevalent here
that the strikers will accomplish nothing
NIr. A. p. Barrett. OF Asheyiiie. h. C.. super
intendent of tho Central division OF tlo
Southern Express Company, IS IN tho city
to-day IN consultation with Mr. Y Spauding;
route agent of the company. Nothing could
be learned from either Of them IL regard 10
tho situation.
The Iouaves Dramatic Company. tho lead
ing amateur dramatic company Of the CITY.
are busily engaged in rehearsing for their new
war drama. entitled Virginia IL was WIT
ten especially for this company and will be
produced IN the latter part of February
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
cenerai i.eo's birthday to be Celebrated.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Jan. II. Maury
Camp. Confederate Veterans. has been called
e. meet at their barracks on January 18th to
celebrate the birthday of General Robert T..
ee. committee has been appointed TO ar-
range programme Tor tho occasion, Out II
has not vet been completed.
Rev Father Nj. i. innneen. OF st. Mary s
Catholic church, in this city, has been trans
ferred to Harpers Ferry. and Rev. Father
Thomas Wilson, OF harper5 Ferry, VIII nave
the charge here.
Mr.. A. VI. Swami of Caroline county and
Miss Georgia Kennedy of King George VIII be
married on january goth.
Mrs. William Miller. OF Gainesville, Tex, IS
visiting the family OF her father, Mr. john T..
Curtis. at their home IN Stafford county.
Councilman NJ. G.. Willis IS confined 10 his
home On Princess Ammo street with a severe
attack oi tho grip
Master John L. Goolrick Jr. son OF Judge
John 4. Gooirick OF this city. has been ap-
pointed page IN the nited states House OF
Representatives and VIII leave for Washing
ton tonight l. enter upon his duties.
Mr. William Slaughter. OF Stafford county,
WAS married % Miss Louisa Griilis, OF tho
Game C unity as the residence OF Nh. James
Hill. ESQ ley. T. 4. Stroller officiating.
Mr. Reuben Coleman died at ms residence
in SpOtsyiyana county short time ago. tie
was about eighty-iiye years OF age was widely
known and highly respected For many years
he was Commissioner OF The Revenue for his
district and was an uncompromlslng temper
hDce man
There has been quite o freshet In the Rap
pahaunook river as aresult OF The recent rains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

ROANOKE. Va, Jan. 15-lSpecial Nj
Alexander Mead. of this city. and brother %
Eey. Dr. Mead. rector of 81. Johns EWsco-
pal church. received q telegram to-day m-
forming h.m of tie sudden death of his wife
ut @hawsyiAe where sse had e ne 20 visit
jed DDoley was to-day indicted for murder
By the Grand ury on The charge OF killing
Officer ilabry. who died 0n the eth from in
ures inflicted December 18th. Dooley IS
kept ln yuchlurg o. prevent lynchng.
The first annual session of tie ASS citation
Of ngin4er Of rgiuia convened iu this city
O. d.r 40 o O'Clock.
President Ningate was IN tho chair md an-
n0uncoa tlet tle following officers had been
elected President Clarence Coleman. Vice
President. j. 81. Wingate Directors y. B..
Yeatmau. j. f. VI. Hunphries ". T. An
drews and c.. !. g. Cushman Secretary and
Treasurer. !. H. SLick
The Association met tonight. the chief
feature being the reading OF q number Of
papers on engineering.
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Ncnrorr. Vs.. Jan. 3d. Special. The
committee of the licsett-Buchanan Camp
appointed % arrange for proper observance
of General Lees birthday held meeting TO-
night ami have prepared plan t0r glorious
celebration They VIII parade from .he
Business Mems Association e. camp head
Quarters. where arms viii DO stacked Tic
campfire brightly burning. army utions VIII
bee issued and c8nteens filed. tyey thing
necessary viii he done % bring wildly to
mind the beautiful and tho humorous sido of
MANY If the veterans feel indignant that
the Fourth regiment haas declined % take pare
in the parade. iu explanation of their cDn-
duct they .tnfe That number Of their men
arc employed 20 the navy-yard and can't get
Oh without loss Of time. There IS apparent
justification % tho censure when lt lsromenl-
lered that only about q month aso ito
Fourth regiment made q tremendous tramp
over the city. the occasion being che arrival
of fhe Fifth Maryland rcl meIt eA-rou.e 10
Raleigh.
dav rom tAo reemason-street Baptist
church. and was conducted bv res. 81. b.
Wharton. d. ID. Besides mony friends
present The following organizations were ll
atlouaauce l,lth l0d.c. 4. b.. and &. 81.
Picaett-Buchanan Camp of Confederate
Veterans. D. !. %. fla8. business A-soca-
ton. Royal trcauum AMI knights VI Honor.
citv police force. Norfolk Cts IGarl. Lee Ri
Ties. Norfolk Light Artillery Blues Common
and Select Councils and fourth Regiment
Band. lle ca-sef waa handled by active pall-
bearers from tle police force. Inc honorary
N.'l-le4rers were lr1I the various orcanila-
tiuss tO watch the deceased De. ngci bliu-
listers e th8 denominations ~ the city assist
el DOB the services. The intermenl took place
at firlWuol cemetery. where the infantry
fred the usual y0ley over the grave. Tho
procession WAS the longest ever seen ia tins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

MADISON COURTHOUSE. VA. Jan. 1.-The
rrip not only holds its own. hut is alarmingly
On tho Increase Many of the older citizens
of tho county are down with this disease and
some are critically Ill.
Dr. j. ". Taylor. the leading physician in
the county, is sick. md much suffering must
ensue. as DR. If. W. Gordon the only other
physician in this place in active practice. can-
not possibly visit one-tenth of tho suffering
ones.
Judge Mcmillan has returned from his
visit 70 North Carolina. and held his court IN
Greene, yesterday, but his health is still
feeble.
Some ice-houses were filed during The late
cold spell, but the ice is OF indifferent quality.
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N'e NJ, M ~ ~ ji,ltImo-e ,fi viii
,l.i,,oi,ci -se Service. M smith. Fes lIaII 4s
,,.rth T.ffI sir..t r.rf >r.uAr Iannarv i.fh
5a5ra.us a. - o.clor. evening af cl0rI.
Ihe subject ior Doe morning ril le 10
Bible How if vas al ..n. fhf. Nature Of ifs lu-
o.rning. ~kffcr Dert6. Vlat. al-frsa
c'rrpC'l' .I,1tl Ii,Ir 1a.tor pr,ach.n, 81,
81 N or4 F. o. 70 I,, tI. r..f.- rnnIst
.,i,.,f 80 ..t- n Thar .... .a a rrfou
,,etiag ~ an me- r.err ~ ..e l..ffn.nlan
.,rcIe...~ rris+Is,, ri..,-.I... - fhls..rrcI
a. mp " io"king 20 a. .ni+cl onort .orcity
missions In and sreifr. tl.. foo cities.
-Z- WESTMINSTER CHURCH Preaching
iy the pastor Rev Iltlr- lIfIfF. ~ A.sf l.
a. N and 8 p. a. PRAYER meeting Natne-tft
at t p H. sunday school, 20 9. iat'a. AiN-
llcrG ON Friday 40 3.lI D. FL A- ore Nr.''...
.g-HrOAD-srRTrT METHODIST CHURCH
corner BROAD AMI Tenth streets. HeF. IS. b
TrUaE b. D.. pastor prarer-uef .fut SUNDAY
ot0A ST. Suuiat-.cho0I f.sI A. %. br.teiIHs
s+ ID A Il auf atS b. al H. rho pastor.
ie.fnfr a. g.. ~fhe toic. W Dol or fho
o-t'- ~ ~.tad Knee. sfs.taa... saIe~
~ r. s.. J0hu. .u. lI ana continued o.rl
nf,ht turlne the nt... f.nn.t. L.a-ae s...
m, at g. T. ST. Service. "Wednesday tf...n- 81.
SoeIoof. Glass meet.r. thursday cttn.nte'
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honrv coupl. lef. on tho midday train for

happy couple left on tho midday tram io'
Washington. .,ho auddenlv
IN MI, inu n'na Last week. was brought here
Tuesday by Deputy sheriff White and axn oassdd
in the county Jail committee w. vapoyt ON bis
10 examine him YESTERDAY sut did MT ar.
G rSe a Sui S so i " was postponed till today
Mrs. S S. Nottingham, mother mother OF WI, o. =
Nottingham. Jr;. of the NC ;gns, ,,a" c"""i
Gated with other trouoIes -, a.;u.
Rev j. r. Mastin. Of crev Ne pad So tyIns
49, tbia week He was for some years the
nssfor Of the Methodist churches on this en-
cut. ,. -. % o,oiock
This morning and at daybreak furious storm
was raging. which continued until about ,
o'clock The snow is very deep on the level
and in drifts in some places IS about knee
deep. II 10 tho seyerest snow storm we nave
had for some time. There IS sharp, piuus
wind blowing.
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rnt Cattle senIng Low.

F1oYD COURTHOUSE. Jan. -. Special. j.
For The vast ten DAYS it has blown, showed,
hailed. raiued and been very cold.
The grip is still prevalent.
Monday was county court day. A large
crowd was in attendance. Mountain brandy
flowed freely, tho ground was covered with
snow and IL rained all day. The streets were
q mass OF slush. Several arrests were made
for disorderlv conduct i'm the evening.
q lot If oorn-fed cattle was sold here vcs-
terday at 500 per hundred This is indeed
"a low price for fat cattle
Tho weok If prayer was observed hore. ser
vices being held every evening IN the Presby-
teIlan churnh.