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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29
RAILROADS,
Union Pacific RaiI,o.s
TIME TABLE


NIlL FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS W.T.,
~ leave and arrive at Ogden daily a. so,,t -
5LaAASk.-Daily express, $50 a m. nio4
oSo ?. m; freight, 80 8. m. 'A'Aeo :
aAhIyE.-Dsily express, $40 D ~; nj.ss
p m; freight. $40 a. N.
Dsly connections made at Ogden NTH
az an Sentral railroad from Salt Lake civ
III points IN Southern Utah
A.bryan, with stages for the sweetws,er
AZ Iheyenne, with Denver Pacific Raiirnss
.os Den'er, central City. Georgetown ana -,
points IN Colorado and New Mexico 'Aa 81
At Omaha, with Chicago and No~.h
Chicago, Rock Island and paeifc. p1 wes.ern;
and Missouri River; Kansas civ a. Ieton
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri -. and
OF steamers, for all points east and sontb 4'he
lckets for sale to all points en- 81 a. os .
WelIs. Fargo Il Co., East Temple street 80 y.
the Office of the Utah Central Railroad - s- ~
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific RsiIrsai
ucket ONCE, in Ogden, at which office hsr.L
sieepingcars can be secured VI
arrangements have been made vhsrehv -
sengers desiring to visit Denver. on thsi Pa s"
East, can avail themselves Of an exeun,on
from Cheyenne to Denver and return. At
reduced rates ~ greatly
For particulars and all informal In r.o.-
10 passage, apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful to secn,a ,,.,.
passage tickets to all eastern and son,ha.-
points via Omaha, and thus avail themseIvss :.
athfonsh sleeping-car, comfortable accornroo,o
Hons and quick time.
THoS. L. KIMBAIL
General Ticket Agepr.
..oo l.. T. Z. SICKLEB,
A"A'-N Chiei Engineer and Superintendent
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

.sas-s-that q the Record. ~
% % the star Hotel, Main
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

RIFLE SHOOTING In these rife shooting
times, and when the newspapers are filled with
accounts of rife matches, the following excerp,
from the life of Major George Hanger, NAV 90,
be unioteresting
l cannot refrain from relating \ IN iicrous c,n-
verss.lon which took place between Sir CIV
Carleton and myself one Day wn.n l had the
honor Of dining at headquarters, immedately
atter arrival gnlcn strongly eTinced his good
humor and atabiliiy. The great skill which
from years of -ac:ice, (evea from lad when
ecucsted in Germany l had acquired II the
knowledge of g rife gun sad the precision and
perfection to which l had b -ou h. the art OF
shooting with r:a }, Was we'll known to the ar
my, and Sir Guy C.rleton had been informed of
1t: At dinner a. said 70 me, sitting opposite TO
him: Major Hanger, l hsve been told tbs.
you are d most skiiful marksman with 3 rife
gun L have heard of astonishing feats that YOU
nave performed in shooting" Thanking MIN
tor the compliment, told his excelency ihs. |
Wss vain enough TO say, with truth, that many
officers IN toe army mad witnessed M sdroii
ness. then bsgan to inform Sir Guy how IN
deceased friend, Col. Ferguson. and myself hsd
pcactlsed together, who 70: skill and knowledg e
OF that weapon had been SO celebrated. and inst
ferguson had ever acknowledged the superior
lty oi my skill 20 his, after one particular DAYS
practice, when | had shot three balls running
A''SS W i4oie. Oh Nuy TetiIl2Q 10 this. ~ know
you are very expert IN the art" Now Fad |
been quiet AID satisfied with the complimenttne
commander in chiet paid me and rot pushed
this affair further, it had been we'll for me; bu.
| replied Yes, Sir Guy, l really hsve red uced
the art OF shooting with rife TO such nicetv,
tHa;, st moderate distance, l can Kill aet
with single bal" At this Sir Guy began 10
stsre not little, and seem d to Indicate from
the smile on his counienauce that ne thought
had rsther outsteppei my Usual outdolags in
the art Observing this. respectfully replied ::
1 see by your exceilency's counten.nce ,hs.
you. seem doubtful Of the singusarisy and per-
lection OF my ar; but, if I may presume 50
mucn IS to care offer wager to my commander
IN cnI=f, will bet your eyceency five gui!.es:
that csn kill aes with single ball once in
eight shots. at eight yards" (and resder. I'll
bet you fifty guinness ; and what is more,
the person who wagars with me shall decide the
eet, to show there is no buob in it, Sir GUY
replied: my dear Major, l am not given 70
lay wagers; but for once l will bet You i've
gul1e.s, provided you will let the i "a hop" A
loud laugh ensued a. the table; and, alter
laughing heartily myself, placei my knuckles
under the table and, striking the tsble, said
Slr Guy, knock under. and will never speak
OF my skill in shooting with r.A. gun again
betor" you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

Stssmer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, to IA
Reed.
Steamer Sue, Baltimore, to Broders s. Co.
Scnc q Z Fanslike, Baltimore, to William 4
Smoot
sehr Cyrus Hall, Windsor, n. S., to Wi.lism
A Snou:
Schr Annie Lii, Norfolk, for Washington.
SAILED.
Stesmer Plot By Cur,iomsn, by a Reed.
Bs stIT 60 a1Ff e. Boston, BY Hampshire and
Schr E L Dow, Providence by American
Coal co
Schr era, Stoning.on, by American Cosl c..
SchE Ida Birisall, Allyn's Point, by Amevi-
csa Coal Co.
Schr a J Bentley, Brooklyn, By American
Coal Co.
Schr Jennie Roselyn, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr Louisa Bird.a!l for this port, cleared a:
Stcnin gton Dis.
Schr paisy E Psrkhur:t, hence, st Provi-
dence 2lst
Schc Lena Hurtar h>nee at Boston 22i
; = Co. Il VI -, 40. Tai. port Cleared 3.
Pr Whence Zl..
.~eh- " :: D a2s. from. Is d ;or tai ut, i.
Vineyard Haven aj.h
Ih- st,i- Houston, from BOSTON, bound 70
Ge"tg Tow. 90 co.,. cc.lnied on ;ae r.. with
tie long b-i&ge, snd sustained some slight in.
ju.!es.
Sc"s Jane Em:on, which had h.r jjb boon.
carited a"ay IN Georgetown d-y VI Two ago,
Is Undergoing repairs here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
DIED.

At Arlington, Va, at II q. m, July q, 1875.
VlRGiE, infant daughter of Sanford and Der.
tie Bradbury, aged two years bright darl.
ing was ,Vlrge, OF mature like the sensitive
plant Yet wlshal loving; shy to make friends
but clnging to them wien made Her mora!
oody ass initiates itself with its kindred matter,
but the 10 mortal, guidel by our blessed Ssyiour'
has entered the pearly gate and is comminglif. z
with the angels around the throne of God,
those to " om she was al in all, in their now
darSened home, will GENEROUSLY realize those
lines of Willis:
IT'S the work
VI many a:dark hour and many prayer
TO bring the heart back from an infant .ope
Unu! God abates their sorrow in His own good
time 7
In Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Thurs
day morning, July END, HENRY w. JACK
SON, only child of Rebeccs Lloyd and Rev. II.
Melville Jackson. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

A DEATH, BED SERMON A New York sec
ular paper gives the following incident as a
warning to the mul,tudes Of poor rich men
whom We meet contluualy
A gentleman died last week, at his residence
IN one Of our uptown fashionable streets, eav-
ing ST., 100000. He was mem Der OF the Pres
bytcrisn Church, in excellent standing, a good
husband and father, and thriving citizen. On
his death bed, lingering long, he suffered with
great agony OF mind and gave continual expires
sion to his remorse At what his conscience told
him had been an lll-speut life "Ohr' he ex.
claimed, as his weeping friends and relations
gathered about his bed-"Oh if | could only
live my years over again. Oh if l could ONLY
be spared for 8 few years, l would give all the
weath l have smasse! in lifetime. It is a life
devoted to money getting that l regret It is
this which weighs me down and makes me de-
SPAR of the life hereafter!" His clergyman en-
desvored to sooth- him, but he turned his face
to the wall. You have never reproved NY
avaricious spirit" he said to the minister. You
have called 1t y wise economy and forethought
but my riches have been only snare for m
soull would give all l possess to have hope
for my poor soul!' In this state of mind, re.
fusing to be console3, this poor rich man be-
walled life devoted to the mere acquisition of
riches. Many came away from his bedside i'm
pressed with the useleSsnes. Of such an existence
as the wealthy man had spent, adding house TO
house and dol. 81 to dollar, until he became
millionaire. All kD ew him TO be y pro essi q
Christian and good man, rs the world goes,
but the terror and remorsc OF his death oe: adj
mlnistered a lesson not to be lightly dismissed
from memory. He would have given sll his
wealth tor single hope of heaven.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
FafalitY.

Iowa CITY, July 24.-Six men were killed
by the explosion in Closes paper mill. Oue
was a Scotchman named Walter Linton, who
was 10 the cutsiraw chamber, over the ex-
ploded tank. He was seen to 90 up with the
tank aud over it to an estimated helgh t of 500
feet; falling, he went through the roof of the
palut shop, 10 yards away from the mil,
knocking hole through the shingles, the in.b
SsheaIniug beneath, ADD breaking TWO rafers
He was touod lying 90 the floor Of the room
beneath. The loss Of Mr. Close is about 800
OoO. 1t Was decided that it was chemical ex.
ploslon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
Projected Railroad.

charter Of incorporation was granted by
Judge Turoer, Of the Warren Circuit for the
National Security and Improvement Com
paoy;" its capital stock to be not less than
81 100000, nor more than $4,000, 900, with
its principal Office at Harrisonburg. The iocor.
porators are H. H. Crumlish. President, of
Wilmington. Del; J. T. Griffith, Secretary,
Philadelphia, treasurer; Thomas n. Ashbv "
Milton |. Fristoe, Geo. w. Macatle, Front
Royal, Va; Ed j. McMauus, Wilmington,
Del, w. ID. FIyoD, South Berwick, Maine !;
Aud. CrumIish, Wilmington, Del; w. n. G..
Wilson, Summit Point, West Va.
Steps have already been taken by the COM
pany to establish their Office 10 Harrsonburg,
and also bank. Rooms have been rented for
these purposes, and one of the party has pur-
chased building lot OF four acres 10 Harrison
burg, with view to the erection of private
residence.
La brief conversation with Rev. R. N
Pool, who is prominently connected with the
organization as an active agent, he Informed ms
that it was the purpose of the company to build
a railroad from Quantico, on the Potomac TO
point seven miles uorth OF Beverly, in RaDdolnh
county, West Va, there to intersect the Pitts
burg and Charleston Railroad, DOW in contem
piatlon, or partially under contract. This road
will make Harrlsooburg a point. I, is pro
posed to commence operations at the latter
place at an early day, and to construct the road
to Rawley Springs without delay.
Mr.. Poole seems sanguine Of the success of
the company aod the enterprise here suggest
ed, this being necessary agent for the accomp.
hshment of the primary and controlling object
OF the company, which is the development of
40 6ny,, ~ III
this road will penetrate the richest iron fields
In the world, composed, in some instances, of
ore from which can be manufactured the
Bessemer steel> and iron equal to that of
Russia.
There is no doubt that there is an abundance
OF iron ore of the best quality on the line of
the proposed road. what is wanting ia money
to develop it. If this company can furnish
the esseo;aI elements there will be no question
OF the benefits that must grow out of the efforts
OF the organization. = IStaunton Nrgsnian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

Immense foods are reported from Eoglsud
A. Peterborough the river Meme rose from fl
teen to twenty feet above the ordinary level,
and the rise was 80 sudden that bedrooms in
buildings along the river were flooded, ADD the
sleeping inmates barely escaped with their
lives. Four thousand acres of land are sub.
merged between Earth and Denburgb, and
the same extent near Whittlesey, and cattle
are deprived Of pasturage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
FOR 1HE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
.neterOIo9icaI

Inc mon.h Of Juoe, 1875, has bocu remark
aLle Ter rs heat ADD cold both, and he absence
OF RAIN 10 The neighborhood of VI u.G E@rnoc.
Virginia, Fairfax county, while within sigh,
there :'ave beeu ine rains aod i. naLy places
sonr di>'auee IF there have been very heavy
storms Up to the 18TH Of The suou;h the :em.
perau ore was below the general svrrapv. From
the moralug Of The 18th TO the cod ct The mouth
the temperature rose gradually .ror; SO 10 9So
up,n three successive days. GA the III, lob
and 10 Il It suak to Sc. The average tempe.
rature OF the mouth 72' S5.lVO. being a little
below hal Of the last two Years: La 1873 it was
- II 100; 1874. IS" $500. A,unun, Of rain
Juue, 1875, LOO inches; 1874 81: 1873. 10.
C. GILL.\GHaM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

Jefferson Davis, Alexander H. Stephens,
and all the ex officers and soldiers and sailors
of the Confederate army and navy, have been
given general invitation to attend a national
reunion of ex Federal soldiers, soon to be held
at Caldwell, Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, JULY "a.

The trial of John D. Lee, one of the Nor
mons engaged in the Mountain Meadow massa
ere, is now in progress at Bever, Utah. Philip
Klipgen Smith testified yesterday for the pros
ecutioo, nolIe pros. having been entered as to
bin. The abstract of his testimony will suffice
to disclose the sickeoipg borrow of the brutal
massacre. Smith asserts positively that the
massacre was discussed at Couuci of the Nor
mon Church, and was carried out 10 obedience
to orders from Headquarters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

In Leesbulg July 18th, by Rev. J. F. Can
non, Mr.. GEORGE w. HAEHIS and Mss
ALICE G. CAMPBELL.
Oo the 18th, ult., in the Lutheran church At
Salem, W.. BY the Rev. DR.. Davis, VII.
LIAM Z. PENDLtTON, editor OF the Marion,
(Vs. Herald. to Miss JULIA f., daughter If
Rev. Dr.. d. Bittle, President of Roanoke Coz
lcge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

Three hundred hog5heads of uomanufacturcd
tobacco, part Of the cargo of British vessel,
we're seized at Richmond yesterday for viola
ton of the inspection laws. The penalty in the
case is one dollar per pound, to be paid by the
owners of the tobacco, and twenty dollars per
one hundred pounds, to be paid by the master
or owner Of the vessel The tobacco is valued
or & ~ 00n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

RESP EcTE CT BoY.-An old man entered 8
railroad car ali was looking aryuul tor seat,
Wien boy ten or twelve years oi age rose up
ana said, Take my seat, sir :" TIE , III was
accepted, and the i: firm OLD m.a sat down.
why did you give me your ses.?" aailoiired
OF the boy. Because you ar Old, sir, and I
am a boy J. WAS the reply. = hundred wears
ago tn"re would nave te: n lite need 10 record
a rem ,rksble,s similar incidea.. Am.lg things
tlat are good or hopeful in thu rising generation
thefe Is one great change 10. the worse m .nif.st
to every body "a declining spirit OF r.ycrercs
toward age and toward God "Tnou Shalt ri.s
ny before the hoary head and bono- the .ace Of
the old nan. aid Tear thy God; am the Lord.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
(.9sN.IL CU.N.HEREE.

Acri.e !-HOais Il Ue!aae'd, Vim Smith, w
J byo:-e, j. a A.=xsn Ter. Robb and IN
Bel, 10 American Cos. Co; Belle Obey and
h";ie, - 3 AL! Avon Coal Co; Ludlow Patton
and G Wrgn=r, Tor WASHINGTON.
Departed Beats Il Ue.aaelI, w Smith. "
D0e7ne- J Wilson. n kersav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

The long disputed payment of the FIVE per
cent. tax on the coupons of the bonds of the
Central Branch of the Union Pacific Railway,
paid yesterday. The question arose concerning
the relief from taxation of those bonds when
purchased by the Directors of the road 10 order
TO relieve the road from debts requiring imme-
date PAYMENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the .. s. Assistant Treasurer to give notice
that the schedule for interest coupons of the
bonds of the District of Columbia should be
presented at the New York Sub Treasury pre-
parasory to the payment of the interest on the
lst of August. The interest will De paid by
drafts to order, the same as u S. registered
hands
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

A young man gained Vandier, resident of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, committed suicide at the
Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. yesterday morn
ing, byjuuping from fourth story window.
Mental alteration, caused by impecunios,y and
hard drinkiog,s was the cause
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

TIE Crops. From all we can learn, the
crops IN the county are all 10 foe condition,
and the prospects for large crop of corn could
not be better. The oat crop, which has Just
been cut, is not so good 10 many localities, but
we have heard of some good yields. The
wheat, as last as it is being threshed out, il
tursing out well.-C ulpepy Observer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

The American rihemen were entertained last
night at banquet BY Mr. Samuel Remington.
Major Leech and others of the Irish team were
present and congratulations were exchanged
between them on their respective victories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

Rev. Edward Lewis Of charlottesville, Va,
has accepted call to the pas.orate of the Bap-
fist Church 10 Winchester, MIR. Lewis is young
divine Of 6ne attainmeDts, having graduated
at Richmond College and the University of
Virginia with high donors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

For the beue6t OF the Masonic Lodge at
Washington, Rappahanuock county, Va, there
are to be series of charades and taLleaux
given 90 the sth Of September, for the purpose
of completing thetr. Lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

MEAT AND VEGETABLES AS FooD.-It is
found that since the employment of tue chapged
dietary 10 the general prison for Scotland, in-
vol0l0g very slight proportion of meat, the
health OF the inmates have strikingIy improved.
For all adult male prisoners under sentences of
nioe months, and not exceeding two years
the diet formerly consisted of bread, oat-
meal, barley, one ounce Of meat per day,
made into soup, with succuleot vegetables,
aud twenty ounces of Skinned milk or
outtermlk; on one day of the week, fish
was substituted for meat. The new diet
comprises but very small quantity Of
meat, moderate amount of milk being given
instead. 1t is stated to be 20 uncommon thug
TO nod that among the agricultural laborers of
scotland no meat is consumed oatmeal and milk
forming the staple articles of diet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

~ beg, leave to call attention through the
school OF Miss Anna Lee Peyton, in this neigh.
borhood. the third session has just concl aed.
and the school Will be reopened in September
next. Parents and guardians cannot do better
than to pstrorlze Miss Peyton, who is an &C
eompliShed lady, OF large experience in teaching
young ladies' Fauquier county is we'll know1
LOT It's nne climate, and excellent society. Tn
der the unsurpassed home Influences tar 70.
moved from the excitements of the city, this in
st'tuAon msy be com nended as one of the f est
In the State OF Virginia. Aafcus,
Salem, Faucuier county Va -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Po.totic.
July "A, 1875.
Persons calling for letters will say thew ale ,d.
verti>ed and give the date OF the list.
Ii not called for within thirty DAYS. ,hev willha
sent to the dead letter office in Washington
bever'y Miss Lizzie Peters, Ee7 J
Boyd, Ms Chss Z Powell, Capt w
Barber, Mrs Ca.harine Shines, Miss MARY Arm
Cana Jas w Smith. h L
yates, Leosh b Smith, Mis-, Anna, col
Doiil' mr. Tay Tor, Mss Cstharne
gay MISS FANNIE Thompson, Richard
ames Lutte Nelson, Mi julia
Johnson, VIM Willis l. Sisson.
Loughery, Capt John Young, VIM
Monhsm, Edward
jy at W. N. BERKLEY, pm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

1t is said that it is likely that H,u. Thomas
). Beco.k, Ct LynchOurg, aud ext yvsrpor
JVhn L:tcher, Of Lexington, will b. uleuters
OF the ncS General Assembly OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

The Southern Railroad Convention, which
has been 10 session at Atlanta, Ca, adjourned
Yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

G"ns, Forrest aud Pillow have gained great
p9pu.arity auoug the cJloEei ks Of the
ovuth by toe friendly senumepls they tx
Pressed upon the recrut pre- s:ura;ipu 10 them
10 hcmphIs OF ra! oH=rlUg> 10 token vi
co0cl'atlon between the TWO races Of that
StcIlou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

Mis- Bress, New Orleans woman who re.
Gently graduated at medical school in Paris
has been appointed Physic an to the Sultan.
harem st Constantinope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
C.5.ND{D.7 TIES.

Fl :. BAN NJ, Esd, Is being solicited
IL. - A,c-pt the Z, N; milton OF toe indepead-
Ell: voters II Fairfax counts for Deieg .ce TO the
next Legis istor-, which i: is hoped d. will do,
he VII. be SUPPORTED By
j: pa: MANY VOTERS.
+ JUDGE AYHET NiCOL will consen, to
l. become Il candn!a,e Tor q seat in the i-yinia
Senate be vii. De supported by many voters:
j. 24-.t UPPER Pr WM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

CHOPPED WITH AN AXE.-We learn that on
"Wednesday of last week, Manly Perry, pump
maker living at Cub Run, Fairfax couoty, was
literally chopped to pieces with an axe in the
hands ola man named Williams, who worked
for him, and who Manly had raised. They
had quarrel and Williams struck his employ.
eer with astone, and then following him to the
house attacked him with an axe and would, it
Is said, have killed him, if it had not been for
Manys wife, who got 10 between the would
be murderer ADD her husband. Williams was
persued and several shots fired at him, but
made bis escape, and was still at large at last
accounts. Though frighttully cut aud hacked
about the head and body, Manly will get WELL
Manassas Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24
Z ms, HUBS, oAES, &c.

49, - ~ -. ccI
Just received y: IS King street, on the corner
OF koEaI. large supply OF Rim: OF extra quail
~, ootn OF OAK AID Hickory, made OF Mary
land utn.e:, when are lar superior TO the West
ern hitns III very s'alt uar, and prices nearly
the same Also Eastern manufacture of Hubs
Spokcs, &c Cat sd Sc
y 70 }. 7. CREIG HTON & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-24

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY ITEMS. The
members of the executive copnittee of the
Conservative party of Prince William county
are requested to meet at BIentsvlle on the first
Monday In August, for the purpose of deter
mining upon plan or manner OF selecting dele
gates from the county to the Senatorial Con-
vention TO be held 10 Alexandria on the 3lst
day of August, and to attend to other import
ant business.
4 large moccasin snake has taken up his
quarters, or rather has been seen several times,
10 the stable of Mr.. Wm. H. Keys, on the sub
urbs Of the city, and successfully euded all eff:
forts to dispatch him. 1t is thought that be is
there in quest of rats as none of the vermin
have been seen 10 the vicinity since his snake.
ship took possession.
The corn crop 10 The vicinity of Manassas
bids fair at this time to be the best for years
past. The season has been excellent, and all
kinds of growing vegetation looks remarkably
well.-Manassas Gazette.
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