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The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-06

How THEY HATCH EGGS IN CHINA
In Minturn's From New York to Delhi"
| was reading lately what he saw of
egg -hatchlng in Southern China. 1t is
SO different from the usual methods in
practice that it struck US as being well
worthy of reproduction in the Tribune.
.sOn our return from the Gardens we
stopped at an egg-hatching establish
ment This was large wooden, barn
shaped building on the river bank. The
eggs are purchased out of the produce
boats that come down the river, and are
here artificially Matched. The process
employed is singular, as using only the
natural heat ot the egg, and is as fol-
lows: Large baskets, each twice the
size Of an ordinary barrel, and thickly
lined with hay, to prevent the loss of
heat, are filled with the eggs. and then
carefully closed with closely fitting
cover OF twisted straw. The eggs are
now left tor three days, after which they
are removed from the basket and re-
placed in different order--those eggs
which were before on the surface being
now on the lowest tier. At the end Of
three days more the position OF the eggs
is again altered, and SO on for fifteen
days, after which time the eggs are taken
out Of the basket and placed on shelf
in another department. and covered with
bran In the course Of day or two the
chicken bursts its shell and makes its
way out of the bran, being at once taken
charge of by an attendant who is always
| on the watch. The whole secret OF this
process is the fact that the anima, heat
Of the whole mass Of eggs being re-
tanned BY the basket, which is formed Of
materials which do not conduct caloric,
is sufficient to support the animal life Of
any one particular egg, and to foster its
development. This Is the only egg
Matching process ever heard Of which
did not require artificial heat. should
think it might be practiced in America
in summer" 1t seems to me that it
would be good plan to try the China
method. Let the basket be lined with
an old cotton or wooien comforter, any
thing to retain the animal heat, and let
eggs be changed in position every three
days for fifteen days, then laid upon
shelves, and dry bran put over them
I apprehend the temperature should be
| kept as uHiioIiu a. Po>siUic, Auu Wcil U Y
to Summer heat. The experiment is
worth trial. ] have known chickens
hatcned in cotton or wool kept near a
cooking stove. so am prepared to be-
Iieve the practice Of the Chinese has
merit in it. Martin says: Thousands
Of ducks are hatched in China by artifi-
cial warmth, the eggs being laid in boxes
Of sand which are placed OIL brick
hearth, proper temperature being
maintained around them until the duck
lings come from their shells He refers
to the northern portion Of the Empire
tTT. G.. 2.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-06

DA1RYING IN DELAWARE COUNTY
My farm contains 27O acres, devoted
principally to dalrying. A year ago last
winter l wintered 40 cows, MIXED 80, Of
ages ranging from to II years, one Of
which proving worthless was dried off
early for beef,
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-06
FARM AND GRANGE
A MARVELLOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.

A Crasshopper Speaks, and to the Point
is Thoroughly Posted in Political Matters
and apes the Impressive Grace Of Our
Sweet WilIiam"-Sam Corncob, Most
RESPECTABLE Citizen OF Brown County, Tells
the Story.
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SPLENDID LINE OF NEW CALICOES,
carefully selected, just in by express.
jy 10 ID. F. WILMER co.
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SERVICES TOMORROW,

CHRIST OVERWHELMING prayer and bsp
tism of adults ut 9 y. nj. Communion At IL an
Evening service at 8 =. m.
ST. PAUL's CHURcH-Service at ii a. m. by
Rev. DIR. Walker.
GRACE CHBRCH-No service.
ST. MARY's CHURCH-Mass at Z a. M. High
ASS and sermon at ii a. m. Vespers at 7 p. m.
UNION PREsBYT'N N. CHURCH (First Church,
Preaching vt II Il. m. and ut 3 p. H., by hev.
DIR. Bullock. Pews free.
SECOND P~REsBYTERIAN CHURCH-Preaching
in the morning and at night by Rev. Mr.. Din
widdie.
METH. EPIs. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Boyer.
METn. EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH-CDmmu-
Mon service in the morning and service ut night
by Rev. Mr.. Waugh.
METH. Prot. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. DR.. Nichols.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Preaching in the morning
and st night by Rev. Mr.. Penick.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Service at II a. m, by
Rev. Mr.. Fleckinstein.
YOUNG MENs CHRISTIAN A~ssoCIATIoN.-
Prayer meeting in the NJ. e. Church South,
ut 4 y. M. Jail at 2 p. m. Aims House at q p.
III. Open-air meeting on Majors Hill at % pm.
Week Work-Open air meeting next Friday
night, at eight o'clock, at the postofhce corn or.
Union Prayer Meeting next Monday afternoon,
at 5 O'clock, in the Baptist Church.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 3l.--Mondoy next is bank
holiday and the Stock Exchange and Mincing
Lane will be closed. The cotton market and
all other Liverpool markets will also be closed.
The Times Of this morning iu its financial
article says it believes arrangements are 10 COZ
temptation which will result in the payment of
Duncan, Sherman T. Go. 5 circular notes in the
hands OF travellers.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 81 A fire broke out
on Thursday III the town of BriaUsk, Govern
mcnt ct Orel, and ragged until to day, when it
Was cXtinrul>hcd by rain. Two thirds of the
place was destroyed. The inhabitants became
panic stricken during the cnnHagration and fed
TO the fields Tor safety. Briau>k comprised a
population of Is. 900.
BELFAST, July 3l.--The Broadwood weav-
ing factory, III this city, was destroyed by fire
to day. The damage is estimated at $50, 900
dollals. Seven hundred persons arc thrown out
OF employment by the fire.
STUTrGART, July 3l.--The Emperor William
has telegraphcd from Gastun that be will con-
tribute a prize Of honor to be competed for 10
the German National Match Which is to take
place here next week.
BERLIN, July 3l.-Dr. Won Schwutzer, leader
o. the social Democrats, is dead.
CoNsTANTINopLE, July 31.-The Lcvant
Herald states that the Government has author
'zed the circulation Of the Bible 10 Turkey.
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New York Item =.

New YORK, July 3l.-The report circulated
yesterday that several theatrical people are
heavy losers by the failure of Duncao, Sherman
Il Co., proves to be without foundation, 10
many instances, and letters have been received
from Juhu L. Raymond, Jno. Brougham and
VIM. W hcatIy, denying that they are losers.
The Suo says: Augustus Storrs, Treasurer
Of Plymouth Church, has paid to Henry Ward
Reccher $3h, 600 as the first instaIment of the
500, 900 salary. Two secret meetings of the
board Of trustees have been held within the
past three weeks. and there has been very
much difference IF opiniou as to how the re-
maiuing 10000 shall be raised. The amount
paid to Beccher was the surplus that the pew
rents netted at the sale 10 January, anu covers
his regular $50, 900 salary.
The Times says 1t is somewhat authorita-
lively stated that the officials of Plymouth
Church intend to raise the $50, 600 additional
salary voted to Beecher by a mortgage 90 the
Bethel. A fund is now being raised by the mem.
bers Of Plymouth Church for the benefit Of
Miss Bessie Turner.
Schmale & Froweilter, the extensive lager
beer brewers at Marion, N. j., failed for about
SIS .OOO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Death Of sx.president Johnson.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3l.-The latest
intelligence from GreenviIle, at nine O'Clock
last night, says that ex-PresideDt Johnson is
som what better. The sense Of feeling is par
TALLY restored to his left side. He talks Intel
Lightly, and there are some hopes for his re-
covery.
NASHVILLE. July 81. 1t is reported that
Senator Andrew johnson died at two O'Clock
this morning.
NASHVILLE, duly Ex-senator Johnson is
stOl plug niue miles from Junesboru', IN the
country. which Is the nearest telegraph station.
The operator at that point circulated the re-
port this morning that he died at two o clock,
but later reliable Information says he was alive
at four o'clock. The particulars have been
telegraphed for.
CnATTANooGA, Tenn, July 31.-Apdrew
johnson died at two o'clock this morning.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 3l-1O a. H.
The death OF Andrew johnson at 2:30 this
morning is now confirmed. He desired that
his winding sheet be the flag Of his country.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July Billion "a. u
Elk. President Andrew johnson died at $50
o'clock this morning at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. w. r. Brown, io Carter COUP
~, Elst Tennessee. Mr.. johnson left Green
vile for Carter county in his usual health, and
on Wednesday night was stricken down with
paralysis.
BRISTOL. Tenn, July 3l-1O:26 a. NJ
Ex- President Audy johnson died this morn
lug at his daughters residence, 10 Carter coun-
ty, at two o'clock. He was attacked Wednes-
day evening, at four o'clock, with paralysis,
aud did not speak after he was attacked.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3l.-Andrew John
son died at half past two o o'clock this morning.
NEW YORK. July 3l.-The Post, in speak
ing OF Andrew Johnson's death, says: He was
a sturdy demagogue, who had run his race.
When we seek for the qualities and achieve
ments by which to crown his memory with
honor We hud them not 10 his term as Presi-
dent, nor in these later years, but 10 his noble
course through the dark and dreary winter that
preceded the outbreak of the rebellion. Then,
indeed, his bcariug was an inspiration to faint
ing hopes aod sioking hearts. Recalling those
days. and forgetting many of the days that
have followed, we can unite with his friends in
laying garlands on his bier.
The Commercial Advertiser says: In his
death the country loses one of her most loyal
sons. The people Of the country, however
much they may c~riticise the folly of some of
his acts, will give him more than this. They
will give tears for the loss Of a man who was
always brave to stand fast by his convictions,
and on his grave they will place garIauds of
patriotism that was often tested and always
found true.
The Express says: Never abusing a trust,
he has adorned each successive position that he
has filled. 10 his life he Was a true patriot.
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LOCAL ~BREVITtEA.

A letter has been received by a member of
bis family irom Mr.. Joseph Young, engineer of
the Hydraulion Steam Fire Company, who is
now 10 Philadelphia, 10 which he says that be
has been paid his proportion of the funds be-
longing to the old members of the disbauded
Volunteer Fire department Of that city.
The case Of Grigsby Grady. charged with 40
assault and battery upon Mrs. Mary Daley by
knocking her down with a brickbat on Thursday
last, was to-day tried before J Justices Kerby and
Brown, at the Office Of the latter, and upon a
full examination of all the testimony the JUS
tees hued the defendant SIS and costs.
A very large oumber of our German fellow
citizens, will visit Washington next week, to
take part 10 the Schuelzeufest which begins
next Monday, and will last Eve days. The
Washington ferry steamer will make a late trip
on Monday night, and. if sufficient encourage
ment is offered on other lights also.
1t has been suggested that as the chain gang
is now uniformed, il will be possible to dispense
with the ball and chain unless 10 exceptional
cases.
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AVCTFOT &ALES.
BY f. Kerby,


[Resl Estate Agent and Auctioneer:]
TRUSTEE SALE-By virtue Of a deed OF
l. trust executed by Richard G. White, dated
on tie 23d day of December. 1873, and of record
in the Clerks Office of the Corporation Courtfor
the city of Alexandria, Va, liber No. 8, page
430, the subscribers, IS trustees in said deed
named, will offer for sale at public auction, in
front of the. Market Building, on Royal street.
in the city of Alexandria, Virginia. on SATUK-
DAY, the l4th day, of August. 1875, at u M,
the property conveyed to them by the said deed
of trust, viz: A LOT OF GROUND, with Ia
{. two-story BRICK DWELLING there. &t2ss
on, situated at the northeastern intere section of
Columbus and Cameron streets in the said city
of Alexandria. The said lot of ground is in front
on Columbus street II feet 9 inches, and extends
eastwsrdly IN depth 20 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide, with the right of way over the said alley,
and a court 20 feet wide connecting Herewith,
in common with others entitled thereto.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
JOSEPH BkODERS, Trustees.
WESLEY MAKELY,
jy 29-eots
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The Markets..

New YORK, July 31.-Stocks active and
lower. Money q and dull. Gold I23. Flour
quiet and firm. Wheat la2c better. Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Virginia Gs, peelers,
4o; do. consolidated 81 w. Vas. 81. Cotton
active demand, with but little offering. Wheat
ST. ong and higher; No 2 Western amber AZ /;
mixed do: l40; No. 2 Western red l42; Ponna.
red 1856; Maryland red %l2oAl42; do. am Der l43s
las do. white l25al46. Corn-Westorn fymer;
Southern quiet southern white 9Ja9l; South
ern yellow 81 80; Western mixed IS spot; 81
last half August. Oats dull Southern 5stU4 ;
Western white 63s64 Western mixed 6la62.
Rye dull and unchanged. Hay steady and I'M
changed. Provisions quiet, steady and I'M
do. frsts 22s24c. Coffee quiet, but firm ordi.
nary to prime Rio eargoes l74a2Oc; jobbing lSs
2O4c. Sugar strong at lG5all.
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CT. JULIEN CLARET, a prime article, il
store and for sale by
my 70 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-A COLLECTION OF VAL
Il LIABLE Law BOOKS,
Embracing most of the Text Books usually
found in a select law library, most of them Of
recent editions.
Among them are Rsndolph's, Munford's and
Calps Virginia Reports; Peere Williams Re-
ports; Douglass Chancery Reports; U. S. Su.
preme Court Reports; Lomsx's Digest; Lonsx's
Executors; 1ate's Analytical Digest Index
Rob. Old Prsc, vol. l; Rob. Forms Adams
Equity Story's Equity; Hill on Trustees, and
many others. 1 will sell these 20 per ct. lower
than publishers or dealers prices. Address
box sc, Upperville, Va, for catalogue.
jy 26-eolm
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Death of Gen. G.. Il. Pickett,

RICHMOND, July Sl.-Gen. Geo. E Pickett,
one of the most famous of the Coufedcrat gen.
erals, died in Norfolk. last night, at the hospi-
tai of 81. Vincent de Paul, where he had been
removed from the hotel to receive better atten-
ton. His wife and family physician were 10
constant attendance upon him. Gen. =. was
a resident Of this city, and has. for several years
past, represented several insurance companies.
llis remains will be brought here Tor interment.
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inancia

New YORK. July 81. The POSTS financial
article says: There is nothing Of universal in
terest III Wall street to-day. Stocks we're
strong a, the opening, but soor became heavy,
and after IL o'clock we're vigorously depressed.
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BUSINESS OI,PURTUNITIEs.

NPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= TO L~OAN-Liberal advances made to any
amount and for any time desired, at very rea-
sonaLle terms, on all kinds of personal proper
ty, bonds, stocks and fine merchandise Also,
on hand at private sale a large selection OF
WATCHES;f DIAMONDS, GOOD SEWEL-
Ky, Sc, Sc, ,eheap for cash. Auction sales on
the LIST or 81 of every month. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Strictly confidential.
S. GOLDSTElN s CO.,
Loan Office, Commission & Exchange Brokers,
N. Il. cor. Tenth and d streets, N. w.
private entrance on 10th ST.
NV ,3-3m Washington, d. @.
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Attempt to Wreck a Train.

: GREAT FALLS, n. H., July 3l.-An attempt
was made 90 Thursday evening to throw the
North Conway express train from the track,
between Conway and North Conway, by a log
placed across the rails. The trait was moving
quite rapidly, aud though the front part of the
engine was badly mashed the traiu did not
leave the track. No Que was injured. There
Is DO clue to the perpetrators Of the outrage.
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NORTH ST.. AssA,pH STREET --Tbs v,rl

NORTH ST.. AsApH STREEr.--The work of
Improvement on north St. Asaph street is pro-
crossing. Pavements are being laid on the
east sidewalks, between Queen and Princess
streets, and the railroad has been lowered to the
street grade. That portion of the street which
has been abandoned for some time will be clear
ed and cleaned up next week.
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Killed by ~ Policeman.

BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Daniel Brown, color
ed, was shot and instantly killed this morning
by Policeman Philip Mcdonald, at a negro
ball 10 the Northwestern District. 1t is said
the policeman entered the room to quiet the
noisy proceedings, when the door was locked
on him, and, Brown, a staIwart man, approach.
ed him 10 a threatening manner, for which he
forfeited his life. The policemen of this city
have bee using pistols very freely of late.
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Strike.

FALL RIVER, July 3l.--At the spinner's
meeting last night, it was voted to strike in
three of the mills. This proceeding will with
out doubt cause u general lockout. 1t is
uow believed that the cord grinders and
weavers, who bold meetings this cvenin g, will
vote themselves 80 days vacation.
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS. The Board OF Sup
~ervisors of Alexandria county, will meet at the
County Court house on Monday next. The
principal business will be to settle with S. B..
Corbett the accounts of V. P. Crrbctt, late
county Treasurer.
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Tweed.

New YORK, July 5l.-Judge Barrett rem
dered a decision to. day on the motion to vacate
the order of arrest in the suit against Tweed
t r Sc, O00, 900, or reduce the bail from So, OOO,-
700 to a reasonable amount. He declines to
vacate the order of arrest. aud declines to re-
duce the bail and denies the motion with ten
dollars costs.
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Dead.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July 3l.-Mrs. RICHTER,
aged IS, died to-day from the effect of burns
received by her clothes taking fire accidentally
last night.
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS. The grading of
Wythe street, between st. Asaph and Wash
ington, and Princess street, between Washing
ton and Columbus, has been completed, and the
lowering of the grade Of St. Astph street is
being rapidly pushed forward, and will be FLU
ished in q few days.
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CHRIST CHURCH -Inasuuch as the Con6r-
nation, designed to be held at Christ Church
Tomorrow, is postponed, the Communion will be
administered, as usual, GU the first Sunday in
the month. At the 9 o'clock service several
adults will be baplized.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 81 II a. M.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
and lower temperature than on Friday, with
north to east winds, partly cloudy weather, and
IN the southern aud western portions rain areas.
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Fires.

kENNEBUNK. ME-, July 3l.--Thc loss by
the burning of Perkins & Crawford's, steam
mill at kennebunk port, yesterday, is $50, 900.
Fort SCOTT, KANSAS, July 3l.-A block Of
buildings, Was burned at Parsons yesterday.
Loss $25, OOg.
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Failure.

New YORK, July Sic. G. HELEN and Fl.
). Bogert. two brokers', who went short of
stocks 90 Duncan, Sherman & Co. s failure and
failed 10 cover 10 time, suspended yesterday.
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!. ORGANIZATION OF THE POLICE FoRcR-
The police force Of this city, consisting of fifteen
policemen, five readymen and two officers, we're
o,gauized aud sworn iu by Mayor Kemper, at
police headquarters, at one o'clock to. day.
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DLEASANT DAY FOR ALL

The FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF
OLD DOMINION LOpGE, e *. III rraz#1
SPRINGS. on MONDAY, August 2, 1876.
Trains leave the depot. corner Fairfax and
Princess streets, for the Springs at $50 q. m,
and l.5O, q, 5 and 7 p. M; returning. at 10 a. w.,
and 2, 6 and II p. m.
The ALEXANDRIA STRING BAND will
furnish music tor the occasion.
Floor Mansgers-M. Gentzberger and J. 7.
Steiner.
Committee of Arrangoments-H II. Harper,
J: A. Cobb, w. FL. Peters, <. +. Phillips and
+. Studs.
The members of the Lodge will act as a COM
mlttee OF order. iy 2-3ts
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Six PER Cent paid on deposits, payable on
demand. Special rates CD time deposits. j. Il.
SoUIER 4 Co., Washington, D. c.,
my 27-eotf
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EDTITlDN.HL.
w ASHINGT0N & LEE UNIVERSITY,
w Lexington, Va. =

w IGAlHgtOn, va.
The next session of this Institution will com
mence on the THIRD THURSDAY .6th) OF
SEPTEMBER, 1875, and continue, without in
PERMISSION, until the fourth Thursday in June,
1876. The instruction EN- bracesrthorough CLAS-
SIEAL, LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC
COURSES, together with the professional de-
psrtments of Law and ENGIN EERING.
The entire expenses for The session of nine
months need not exceed $500 or $50, according
TO the price Of board. Arrangements are also
made for messing, by which students may re-
luce their expenses to 500 per session.
For further particulars address
&. W. G. LEE, President, or
WILLIAM DOLD, Cpk. of Faculty.
Joyrnpton Vn iv 27-eolm
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EICURSIO.,:s, pIC.y.5C Sc

EXCURSION, BASKET PICNIC AND
~ EXHIBITION,
Will BE GIVEN BY THE
POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS ASSIGN.
N Tue
WOODLAW WIN AGRICULTURAL CLUB.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7lh,
ON BOARD tn STEAMER MARY
WASH1N GTON.
Boat leaves 7th street wharf, Washington. ct
10 am, and Alexandria at 1920 u. m., @ =
returning at 8 p. m. The boat will go.kSS2sss,iz
down the river as far as Qusntico, stopping at
the principal landings, thus enabling PASSENGERS
10 ENJOY the hne scenery and pure Air.
The combined ASSOCIATE, MS invite al their
friends and the general public to aid in making
the day delightful and profitable
Ms-Frult' Ice Cream, Fresh Milk, Coffee and
other refreshments will be furnished on board.
Tickets for the round trip soc; children half
price. Tickets for sale on board. jy 3l-lw
GRAND MEETING AND PICNIC
CHANGERS OF Fairfax s. LOUDOUN
At HAMILTON,
TUESDAY. AUGUST ST..
An EXTRA TRAIN for r- rrr --7
the Changers and friends Of ~ z sas..:A-i4ass5
the Changers will leave Alexandra on Tuesday,
at 8 o'clock a. m, stopping at all the stations
along the line. One fare Tor the round trim.
Come one, corue all. Ii. N. RECTOR,
M. G. HATCHER,
WILSON BOWIE,
j. V. TAVENNER,
SAMUEL CARR,
V. M. JOHNSON,
Jy W-I 9. w. FADELEY.
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If you have been drinking too much, which
however you should never do, a dose OF Dr..
Bulls Vegetable Pills will place you in a good
condition again.
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No article Of dress r, quires as much attention
as the collar. The Warwick collar is the one
you should wear.
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Will be u mass meeting OF the }. ant
Stock Company next Tuesday night,.Augus,.3 3,
at eight O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hall. All. the
members and representatives Of the fire 1T
lodges arc requested to be present, as busin. IS
OF importance will be transacted.
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