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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
THE coMBusrIn1Errv OF IRON.

\ Berlin experimenter has dcmouy--at-i
thiS phenomenon IN a manner peculiarly hi'
OWN. lie takes straight bar magnet of >1n5
power. and sprinkle~ iron filings on one 81
its poles. These filings arrange them-elveS
in accordance with the lines of na=ae1t
force, and. however closely they may appear
to be packed. of course no rwo of the metal
Ec filaments are parallel, and conScqucr,y
certain portion of air, Is Senelosed. Is metal
lie sponge. The flame Of an ordinary ~iiTi
lamp or gas burner readily ignitcs the tine!
divided iron. and it continues 10 burn m1-'
brilliantly for considerable length OF iiHe'
and combustion being. apparently, A. natl.-
Al and easy as that of any ordinary sH-
stance. II the experimental with thi- ap-'-
alton stands on Slight elevation and "a'T
the magnet to and fro while burning .
most magnificent rain Of Ere IS s1lI to OS
produced.
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ID EPORT OF /. LILLY. STEWARD OF Csu
L BItTA COUNTY Poor House:

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Ch.c.se,ss az -. Cgnts a .saot.

week or so ago three Marquette sports
went down to the Dutch settlement on a
deer hunt, which was to last several days
They put up with ''Louis,'' an agIicul-
taral resident Of that locality, who occa-
si0nally eFtertaias the sportive Nimrod
and as the allotted time for the chase had
drawn to n close without that degree Of
success they had hoped for Ghey had not
IN three days baud tyampng seen a soh-
tarJ dcerl, they proposed to Louis as they
sat 10y The fire in the evening" that in the
morning, before they started for home, lie
should put up some of his chickens at a
distance Ot Thirty rods and allow them to
shoot at them for a compensation. yah,
dat ish al right said Louis, '.you gif me
ten cents elery shoot, and ven you g III him
be ish yours This arrangement com
pletcd, the sports retired with anticipation
of fun in the morning. So, after break
fast, they tiled their. bill, hads heir team
brought up aud hitchcd to the fence aud all
1"augemcutS made to st-Tt right Oft rs
soon a. they had cleaned the Dutchman
out Of all his chickens at ten cents apiece.
" INV tliG HIftIifN Wei L bAIlG ufI u resi-,
Louis took a fine rooster under lis arm
aud started for stump about thirty rods
distant. After tying him securely he re-
turned, and putting q board across the
ra!u barrel commenced to make change.
Young Preston laid his improved Remiug-
ten ia the notch, and 3llzgd away, but the
majestic charticleer didn'. even turn his
head or wink lis eyebrow. Evidently Pres
tou Lad missed. y smile Of pity for the
ineNperieIIce Of their comIade beaued on
the faces Of the others as Lltti.ner adjusted
his piece aud fled. '8eats ali'' he re
mdrAed after pause. as the rooster aave
no s.gn "t being hit. Sltteilec. Jr.. lallgh-
Cd long aud loud rs be threw himself upon
Ire plank and Qccrcd through the globes
CT his fancy Henry. ''}Yatch i'm no1''-
d ng They watched Lin. aud evidcn l.
iie was watching them, and wondering
what IN thunder they were trying to do.
The reNt two rounds were fired without
much comment by the sports but his nib,
never iiuttered. Then they got some hot
water and cleaned their guns. and fred at
target. 1t was easy enough TO hit the
target, but when it came 81 lit that roos-
ter ''thcy wasn't there" Finally Lattimer
hit upon happy idea. His gun was dou-
b!e-barreled-One ri.!ed and the other rol
shot. and rs he quietly slipped in sixteen
Iucksh2t aad icyeled over the plank a
smile of ,arI3.ic sweetness Illuminated his
features. The report Was terrific. and the
head IF tie rooster dropped down beside
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
AN INTERESTING CHARITY

Owing to the densely crowded So.
London, it is imperative on its ci-izs--
give to the poor and the travelar Z.
few expeditions more interesting ,l.-
visit to the various Chart able ins-i,,..
which abound throughout the CITY D.
interested in children, one Of my
pleasant visits was that made t. g.,
ling hospital, and / was Fortunately n
ent when the children were at dim
visited the boys dining room first 90,
there saw between one and trgo bu--.,
little fellows. all dressed in dark cloth s-
with red vests, seated at two l1nr -.t,
plentifully supplied with beef, p5.s....
and bread, eating with with the arr...
which only boys can bring TO table I Il
them hard at work, and found the U.-
girls similarly employed in another h.-
As they finished the repast, the teachs,.
signal called them to their feet; oDa s
the elder ones stepped into the open spas
between the two tables. folded her bsrs
and said, with reverence, the orphan.
prayer for heavenly blessings. Then ti7
went out to walk for few minutes in L.
grounds. In the doImitory were long ~.
of little iron bedsteads, a separats one f.
each child. Nothing fine, but everv,a-
comfortable. In the galleries I no-is-5
memorials of the early days of the ha-.
tai. There were the tokens which rz.-
be deposited with the child, if ever a..-
the parent desired to claim Il clr.-.
collection they were; some evidently 1-z
pared with great care, cut QUITO brass ar.
engraved with initials and date; s1-
simply bit of paper with a few wo-l d
writing some a string Of beads. Ps-
little ones How frail the link that tin5
them to their mysterious past Ssu.
times, the friends Of child become r---
porous, and claim it; and occasiouluy Il
once frien Hess orphan becomes c-s.
lady or a left-handed lord; Int, asa r--
the inmates Of an English Orphan Asyl--
only leave it for respectable seryirui.
Thus are the waits and strays Of helrl#
childhood gathered in from the slunz @.
large city, and trained to be gool, ussa
men and women.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
REaIARKAEZE II TEUE.

The following inos5ent Of the famine.
reported by the Collector Of MongLyr. Is,
saws the Times of India" certainly r.
markable -
"a woman of the fishing caste was -
ting by the side Of the GAnges. some o-=
hundred miles from here, IN the Pat-l
District, about daylight of the siZt-l--l
of August. Suddenly the bank on whial
she was sitting gave way, and she fel into
the water, dragging with her a large bun
die of castcr-oil sticks which she was car
rying at the time. She managed 70 su--
port herself on these sticks, which formed
a kind of Iife-buoy, and she vas c-rzi-l
down by the current. which was then ru--
ming at a great pace. As each vl-l-e y
beat vas passed, she shouted 10 the VI
layers to help her, bat no one cane q
her relief. In this way she was earned
nearly one hundred miles. AID, fortunate.
for her, when she had been twenty. IL
hours in the water, she passed by All-h---
and was rescued by Col Murray, WIG
seeing her floating by, sent his private
boat and rescued hsr. The woman did n.
appear much the worse for her pro,-1-el
stay in the water, but naturally was mu--
impressed by the fact Of her being rescued
by European, when 50 many Of her ov-
caste>J1ad declined to help her. She vli
provided with railway ticket TO Pl-a
together with food and clothing from L.
relief funds
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Oh.o agai.:at C5,5 England.
\ srEECH Delivered rs = DAYTON pI.nA
TING So'I-TY.


" ''' ! "..Sl .'..Nt-I j tc su'j'c', ! believe,
- has england oeen oehel'c'al to this c"un-
Wy ms !, "'''" ''.'''e' 81 -A''ioi'e"? now
""i'' 10 N""" N""' vas DuiiiS DONG at
liS 'i'ile u 'uS s'e'' lIoelii"H: mean
@I''' ""'''S' VINO WIS ono "t the
TIC WIN i'F Alleiic''-
i''''n ~ '.'-e ''' ''"ol'a ~ 4'"S'oh hIoor 70
9-"' 'o >i''''''' i'''"I'S "Ae.T in yl"' N
lof 10 des't'y our 'ea' Ia IKE to know
S"y' '4f. iie'''eHIE ny was 1t, want
/" Know mat 'he English Government set
'l," ''Ie -''ao,''la ei'''nS Because Gen.
'iv'icN' "'' 'l'.''''e' tie'e' preached to en-
".',' c''l' ''''i o'''. hu'' i VIII ASK Why
49, '''" - ''''''I' ana call ""i
'''u ''' = Gnu save '''' u" III Tue Boston
i' . O'''''ao' guess MS haIr
WIS 700 Si,l''' /
liie,e '''' o'''''I i'uSe"' ana brushing
o''.> ''' "'i'is loo"S' lie TOOK fresh
S'"itl
!" ""' 9'Oe ~" "h' VT. / resident? oh,
yes Fc got IL 4. IN agin England every
'''ie' lOnee'S' 'i'uicltliiS the hearts OF the
"
was N'S i's, why go" | oeh. 0eheuck put
S'Ip ~ ''''' .'o'i'io NAN mater? Is the
"- - "e"' nun 'lar q IKE
-N'Iu '"eIo S'ohh la't ana BOB
'','''ei '"Aiis money '!oih 'he EnglSh
io' ~ .eeP uP ''i' ''eiu nonsense ana
".u" i'o0 7ii''''i',''.eI put F'JJ III TIE Bank
- ''''' ''''.-i Joili r''i't' CT SD
~ .l,1 - '"'S "''n It, ana say ned
nav - '''"'o' o' ne q a'se the devil I'd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
IniIN Groceries.
Tobacco and CIGARS.
HOUSE SPDBVF<H
EBEN SBURG
BOOK. DRUGall VARIETY ST1RT

Il ANlNG recently enlarged our stock we are
L now prepared 70 sell at great reduction
from former prices. Our stock consists of
Drugs Medicines PeTfumery. Fancy scans
Leon :, Hali's and Aliens Hair Restorativcs
p!ItS Olntments, PlasterS. LinifnCnts. Pain XIII
Pure Fiavoring Extracts. Essences lemon
syrup; Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup, Rhubarb.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

A certain earnest clergyman one oui-1''
morning was exhorting those who had alLN-
ious and troubled consciences to oe
and call ON their pastor for guidance ~
prayer. Said he:
To show you, my brethren. the oie77'-
results of these visits with your pastor :
viii state to you that only yesterday "
tIeman of wealth called upon me Tor '"'''--, -
aud instruction; and now, TO-DAY
friends to-day sits among US .,'it'
husband and father and Christian
A young lady in the audience
to matron
Want that pretty quick woTs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

County, object TO the following bin, for which
an Order was issued and the amount paid by
the Treasurer of said County, for the reason
that i'm our opinion the party who received said
for his services rendered, and we find in favor
OF the said County OF Cambria against the par
" named the amount he received. Following
is schedule Of said Order: Order No. SO1, in
favor of Il. B. Gagcby, for $500.
Given under our hands, at the Commissions
ers' Offce. this I'D day of January, a. ID. 1915.
IL. Z. FREIDHOFF,I
JOHN II. FGSKE, Auditors.
N. SN EEEEY.
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,N--TsTANnING 81 rR0M cotLEcToRs

-TrFANFITG DCE FROM COLLECTORS
~ lJr io.2 ANA previous years:
TO- nos. N.riI9n. Camhrir Borough 5 - q
t~.i. iu'8cS Duck. tCurcrss1 1!c Borough. II
.n.i hiram btHlct. Fraukli1 B,rotr<l l.
-. q! Itie5 t1St!pw, Adams TowuEuip.. III 4.
NJ. r. Dietrich, CacSt Town ship. 81 IN
S"-I bJnfnirC. I.tHaitu BBF6Hr1 /. a.
iSa"c HOrHcF, Ei"hlJr.d Township - ..
=. S'4h hiIrr' HunmrrHilI Township. II 81
=. = t.uiHtr' >l!Sile eAlnnl Twp. 90. IL -
John Gwin. White Township - %
=. t',,I' i:,tth''d, Nuulyd!c borough III Is
James Burns, Ioder Township. Il s6
sJG9 -
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CEsars end Tobeccoe.

=
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Can.
post, CoinuaGrcial and all kinds of Note Paper:
Envelopes, Pens. Pencils. Arnold's wiring
Eiaid, black and Red ink, Pocket and Pass
ries. Bibles, Religious, Prayer and Toy Books
Penkrives Pipes, &c
EasN We have added TO our stock a lot of FINE
JEW tLKf. To which we would invite the at
tentiOn of the Ladies'.
PHOToGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
tian evTr offered in this place.
Iaper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tau LENNON & MURRAY,
jury ju- 1865. Main Street, Ebensburg
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VERY pretty girl asked young man
on Maine railroad if the vacant seat by
his side was engaged, to which he replied
'.Eo. Miss" aud then, highly appreciating
her beauty, unconsciouSly added, care
you ?'' She So pleasantly and promptly
replied, ''No, sir - that the agreea ble c,n-
vcrsatipn which followed Tor ten miles leads
him to hope FOR better acquaintance before
his season ticket expires
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
GIVEN urdcr our hands, this 23d day of Jan
nary. 4. h. 1875.
y. ANNA,
VI. CANF BELL, Commissioners.
WM. ID. M'CLELLAND,i NJ

WE, the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria
County, do II spcCtfu!Iy report that we have
carefully examined the vouchers and accounts
of the Receipts and Expenditures of the said
County from the -2d Gay of January, \. ID. 1874,
To the 2ist day Of January, y. ID 1915, and do
find them 20 DC as stated; az j. also the forego-
ing statements OF Assets and Liabilities.
Given under our hands, at the Commission
crs' Olicc, this 23l day of January, =. ID 1879.
II. y. FREIDHOFF,l
JOHN "A. FISK =, Auditors.
Nj sly ..,ESi
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Mrs. Byrne, for chickens, . 30
Daniel Davis, for :. -
Annie o Neil, for sewing, IL 90
John O'Connell, for straw, 30
Jas. &. Murray, for cider $50
VIM Lilly for one steer. ID 90
Dan'l farren, for one bull, % 90
John Ifet for two head of cattle - co
John Farren, for three head of cattle, As %
j W BiftingtOn. eVergreens " fruit trees, % 90
6. L. Roberts, for stationery, p
Joseph Gels, for whiskey, A IS
y. StrittUlatter. for cider press, 3s 90
j. ID. Parrish, for carpenter work. 43 10
David Lewis, - 10 %
Charles Zimmerman livery, o. d. P, IL 90
y. :. Cham bers. for bran. II Il
David Jones, for repairing pump, 8 %
j. Hammer for gripes. 6 90
III. A NcPike- for piiIsting, 50
Michael D0wney. for pork, Is 10
Michael Thomas. .. p IS
Con NeIH IL g6
Mrs. Eberi1. for bJ!tter. -
Griihih h X Pryce, beef and blIfchering, IS
a a Barker q Son, lnm5er & shingles, II 03
Tor smith work, 3 U3
Am paid \. D. CriSte Esq, Treasurer
by }. Lilly, Steward, 3i6 s.
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We, the undcrsisnel, Auditors Of Cambria
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Net expenses of House and Fai

Ia BRTA CoUNrY POOR HoI-sr. ARD ARD or oAh-
STor on Farm horses. cows 2 beef cattle
= SIleep oshoaS- sow with pigs and 20 chickens
- hnI'ucE or FARM--20 tons Of hay. 30J bus oa t.
90 Gus. ear CORN, $50 bus po.a soes 81 l,us buck
wheat, S6l1 Tbs wool leo bus. ,urnips
MAEUFACFURED ~ INs rT1trrtoS-fs shirts %
par socks - pair stockings, 81 ehcmses 20 dresses
children dresses. - aprons e,ues II pet Ii
u bed ticks. 1 5onnets and 2 uafrs lpiffens
i2g5 IDS soap ; 35is soap 1io gais. apple butter
10 qJS. canned fruits. etc.
ARTICLES on HAHD.-3t prs pants 50 vests e5
men ihG boys coats, is pairs drawers. - under
sAit,s. ~ hats and caps - pairs shoes, 2 pairs
boots - pieces Calico n yds. each 3piecpe n11Ts
lin 70 yds each; piece ginyharn 80 visl: re:ees
shirting, each - yds: piece ticking. H. vds: 50
as. lnsey 50 y,!s new mating u NV buckets
new washboards, 5 lbs. tobacco IS lbs coffee
90 los tea 20 his rice. ls lbs. corn starch $50 lbs
lard, los. talow. 157 l3s candles 259 lbs soa :,
1000 lbs pork, 2000 lbs. beef. DBL sugar X hi
molasSes, > Dbl. crackers 1 b6fs four 2 his m
pies, 81 gals. apple bHtter rs as r5rraF "a "
% glasses Jelly. $50 bus. Uatat6cs 100 brs ear
corn, 90 bus. oats so bus buckwheat. ! o hrs
turnips. Is ton hay, 100 bus coal
Farm Nc IHPLEMESqs. &C-I four horse yvagon
spring wagon, cart. ! bu@esy l sleigh . si3Gs
hay fork and fixtures NOV . 49,, nay i rahe
vator. grain craGIes. 3 scvthrs forks ratas
shovels- mattocks, axes, saws, etc Also 6 sets
morse gcaTSi sits iieh' harness set buggy har
ness :" saddles; brides, haltCrs, chains. &C
INMATES or HOUSE.
Number Of Inmates January /. 1874 Ia
:. aanli''ed ;.anr during the y ysar---...3t
discharged, absconded and re-
died
remaining January 1. 1876 .49- S,
M~lcS. y Females %; fEStne Males 1 In
s33ie Females, IT; Blind Males. 3; blind Fe-
maIc, /; Americans, p Foreigners. 23. Aver
age UiHoer Ci raupCIs monthly, 81 Average.
cost OF eacE inmate weekly, Si.SJ--w hich IN
cludCs l24O meals to wuySart'rs
/, LILLY, Steward
" = the undersigned, Directors of the Poor
OF Cauhria county. do certify tina; the for,.ro-
lnr - 4 correct statement Of the expenses. etc.
Of the Poor and House OF Einn4evlurrlt for H..
year 1874; ali " hiSii Is respectfully subTrfrrcd
NitEoss cur hands, iAis 2d day OF FebrlIars
4. d. IS15. "
JOHN BLOCH
AS-.tT.A " yAELEr(. Directors
CdhtLGS FiTJE,
Attcst-I Lilly, Clerk. T2-5.t1
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

and found Is cents's worth of gold the first
painful washed. The men then suiroun . ded the
hole, took oftheir hats-and gave three rous
ing cheers for Custer. About twenty five
prospect holes were sunk, and in every in
stance there was good color from grass roots
10 bedrock. The distance thew bed to
carry The frozen earth TO thaw it out before
washing necessarily made prospecting very
slow, but in the short time intervening be
tween the finishing OF the stock AIDES and the
departure of Messrs. Gordon and Witcher
they had obtained about SIS worth of float
and shot gold, which we saw on exhibition
IN Sioux City. They have likewise dis
covered scme rich gold and silver bearing
quartz lodes, which old miners believe to be
as rich as any in the country. Mr.. Witcher
says that his companions feel that they have
struck their fortunes. The return of the
two gentlemen was for the purpose of oh
tanning reinforcements. They left the little
colony quite well. Snow in the park and on
the hills is about six inches deep, bat on the
plains below two feet deep. The cattle and
horses have thriven we'll, the grass under
the snow being perfectly cured and very nu
tritious. They do not have to feed their
stock anything else. Game is found in great
abundance, and there is plenty OF good
timber and water.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

MURDER NEAR CRAwFORDSVILLE
a YorJSo; MARRIED WOMAN SHOT AT HtE
FIREsIDE-HER HUSBAND SUSPECTED Or
THE CRIME.
IBy Telegrap. to the Sentinel
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND, Msrcn Al'-A
Young married woman. about 50 years oiu'
was killed early last night a: a farm mouse
five miles from this place. She was sho1 ~
the right temple by a bail from pistol whlle
sitting by the fire, no one being in the
house but her husband. HealleSes that the
shot was fired from the outside, but the
track OF the ball and other circums'auces
direct much suspicion to him. An inquest
was held to-day, but the jury ha1 not yet
returned it's verdict. 1t is probs6ie that the
husband will be held over to awaltthe action
of the grand jury.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

Il is related that woman living at Dun
dee, Scotland, cut her throat about two
years ago, but her life was saved by the in
Sertion of silver tube, through which
respiration has since been carried on. A
short time ago she removed the tube to clean
it. and. forgetting TO replace it, sat by The
fire ana feel asleep. The result was tha. she
died from suffocation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

On the Boulevards Montmartre and Pois-
soniere, Paris, 500 persons pass every nainzsB
throughout the day-nearly half millEs2
persons from morning till night. DR.. jobs
son said in his time that "ths high tide OF hB-
man life was at Charing Cross, !" hut thzt ID -
lonesome place COMPARED 20 the point of kA<s
boulevards indicated,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

Says the Boston Sunday Times: But one
day, two Boston women with 'views" stood
before the picture. and regarded it long and
steadily. "I don't know" said one of them,
rehsctively, (shs was gushing maiden OF
forty summers. with curls) al don't know
If regard Elsine's course as altogether
wOmanly or proper. To announce her love
to Lsncsiot and the whole world in that
public way-no, no, il was not consistent
with the highest feminine delicacy." 'I
don'tknow about that, I" said her companion,
who snapped her words very short, and
whose dress and hair was short, and whose
tgure looked like an exclamation point,
"but one thing L do knowi IL the girl had
worn her clothes suspended from the shoul-
ders, taken OFF her corsets, worn flannel
drawers and broad -soled shoes, she'd never
have pined away to- that sickly fashion for
any manr'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16
DIsREPUrABLE SHOOTING AFERAY.

DISREPITTABLE SHOOTIN AFtKA {.
A YOUNG NAN OF sHEIBYVII.LE SHOT Bh
woYAN-rHE WOUND PROBABLY MORTAL"
tBy Telegraph to the Sentinel
SHELBYvILLE. IND, March Il. -
vouug man named William Thompson
was shot, and perhaps fatally wounded, here
last night by Ssllie Miller, the proprietor
of disreputable bsgnie. he had struck her
several times, and was in the act OF striking
her again when she shot him. The ball en-
tered his neck, just missing the jugular
vein, and lodged somewhere near the eur.
The wound is thought to be mortal.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

The following story is told by the Fzaais-
lin (Nass.) Register: Two nights bsfoEs 1&s,
late disaster OF the railway train at Nsar-
wood, the engineer OF that train drsAEaeE
that his train ran Off the track ns OF Eezs
that place, and that he escaped injury. Ezss
his fireman was badly iniuredl AsoSSsr-
engineer, on the day OF the accident vyarrs1R
him to run carefully. as he had dreamed klsss
night before the accident that his srasn zs1a
off the track at Norwood. but that be, che
engineer OF the wrecked train, was nos h.x--
iured, but the fireman was hurt. Her5Sru
two dreams, both pointing 10 tho same ras
suli, which result was accomplished, Asn
with singular truth to the details Of tho.
dreams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-16
FOR SPRING ANI)SU lI5IE,hi,
1875.
j. p. CLARKE.
NO. LIS KING STHEaT.
NEW PAPER sdi2EasS jsHEs a.
TEASlssis Ds.& OQS4'psDNt;.

The largest, bast, and most beautiful aeeort
mcnt Of New WALL P.pars " iac,.. Cart. ,ii,s
ard Interior Dec 'raiion., su;t..bic Tor i..!ni>
Halls Chamber ana Dining Roo :. gurr.... :
III quality ard rr'ce eng goods il Til: /! =, cr
offered IN his c.tv -. =.
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3 re I'm H on rs.
FOR POTION AC RIVER

It. FOR POTOMAC RIVER
On AMI after Tuesday, August IL tho steame,
PILOT Boy WI! leave King street wilarf or
tt BSptsIS and SaTU itDAiS, III 7%0a NJ
foe Cu.rion.an and Hiv.r Landings, RETURNING
SuIEN j. CO.. Agents,
HNE Is = Is Union street.
NnA>HlNG;'y:,i " NOaFULk STEA
", n,,r,,, BOAT Line n,n,,
~ NU&FOik, NEW YnRk, BOSTON
40 y pROVIpENCt.
On aHd ;:i.cr 9icn,!.:z, July l., 1915, the new
40 elegant s!ea:lcrs LADY OF .g~aa ;,
NHE IA M ~pd JANE NOSE ss$ ,sssazsss
i1ra WEI NlaEc to:r regular trips between
washington and Norfolk each wee,i>, touchre
1T tic prln5u lal river landings rs fellows: The
i-sAuA " LIE L. I Z viii ieavc Washing
etH every ,,y Monday asl Thursday, ii ) o clock =.
-: AcZandria $50 y. ~, aid Norfolk ever,
It.c,,;:y AID Friday, a. 4 ,. m.
Tn j : i NOaELtl VIII lesvc Washing
sor every Tuesday and Friday, at 3 j, M, AieS-
rdfia al ) ~ y. III. ANA Norfolk every MONDAY
.'hd Thursday st p. III. Fare to Norfolk 81 :;
round tip tickets vi Meals and state rooms
extra. Tickets good on either boat or until used
EXCURSION RATES
h1und tr;i tickets At reduced rates to poin.
10 Font Lockout sn4 rotI>rn, 50 s.; to Fort
re-: NJ .roc AMI Vue do l. Eau ana return, SIS
4 lUrthcr reduction To families Of fly cent, un
each tare: Meals and statcrooms extra.
f"r tckets. stateroo:.s or information apply
1T tlie u1iie ol the Inland aild ;.eabo.rd Cosst,,,v
70, h"Gil NJ. Z, National metropolitan, Bank,
Ftt*ci!h street, opposite the Treasury Depart
mont, Washington, or 10
F. A. REED, Agent,
Jy -b-u Janney's wharf.