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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-07

Tho President Iamcd tho following rrocla-
nation on tho 26sh ul.
The Centennial snnivrrsary VI the DAY On which
b. peorls u thc United ssstes d~ciss~A their right
10 sevasaee and equal eta1ian aassna ihe powers of
~ easlh se1ns y dcmAAA ~ sSeep.pnsi ohsersA-
sion. The founders Of the Government II ~ birth
Ana IN ~ fretJ~aess invoked Mo blessings And pro-
tsc,ion of Divine Providence, and the thirteen
colonies And s.ocoorV u people have Expanded
| " nation ii st1.n9t and aumhsr~ commanding
posision which then was asserted. and fsr which
sery~nt prayers were then offered. n se~As Nts1ne
thss on tho Occurrence of THE one-hundfedth an
nivsrsAvy NJ our ssisssner \ nation arAtcfMl
acknowledgment b. msde V Almighty aod for The
protection aud l,aunties which Ite hss sonehsafed
10 our beloved country. I therefore invite the
aonA peoDis II she unitei ktstss On thu approach
Ing IN dsy VI Jaly. In addition n thu usual Obj
sefsances with which thty aye accustomed 10 greet
shs return ef the day, further In saeh manner and
q such stme III heir respective localities rsiiR-
Ioua associations nsay And II most convenient. 10
mark ~ rseMrrener ~ sonas public religions sud
desut Thanksgiving 10 Almighty uei fcr the blss#.
Inga which have l,een bestowed upon uH - nation
A1una ths rraeonngy u eAr t1lsoeuee, md humhiy
y sveAr eoa1as~sars ot ~ sssu, aud oI Ills
pAA~S(ina.
IN witness wasssof hsya hsrf,,n.o Al my hand
aAd esaseA Inn ssAl " sAs UAtsA htat~s 10 he IL
as<A.
pons u ths city of wsshinston this 9esL ID, os
JMs4. IN ~ ysse ~ oNr Lsrd is1s, and u the III.
dependence q the United ssases q Amssiea thr
90 hseAscAaAs
tHiea19 u. n. uaAxr
| 4 WssAiasten dlspaAsh Asysl "Wl,en Earl
/ uouh0 uahes q enr1euntl1n q tie reAsu,.s
W10 - Ddttsh 0eSsgnneas a6Asred 10 ~
dennn1 thol - Uuioo1 ola1m nnse guarantee
sAat Wtsnlov shouM only y tsisd for The
o1soss 9 vAi1A - su1T161nfon w. bsssd. Il
\ ~ = dp,ona1is slrsln - main rcasou
~tiI - shsMn - - - Aonllt n pcrpetnAas
psass ~ sos1-wln bsewssn YnsAnd and III
ltnllsd neAA1a."
- psel1o1D - auoelnAsd 4. II. wyman
fonnsssy y Ns1sla1A % sacoeed NJ. Nsw 4,
1tsA1usss d ~ Ueilad GaaleA Tho apposnts.
hss besn As11stsa1 3ssas1ses tm several yeass
The uouss Conmtllee "a Territories NJ,
posteGesd fnstAW aaani1oealioa of tta hlu "a
The adatasIsn u Nov 1lsxlso iato ttA Unlss
until Dee. -. whlch h consldsrsd - : defeat o
the msAsurs.
| Ths l'rsstAsas ~ pAs1oasA lsushAch. one d
shs convicted lltiwaahss whisky oonsplrasoss.
CAlsf 0lssk yaSyan, oe ~ nevspue Dusses
has sssa disnlnsaa - es1sr q NJ PrsmldsaA
| The anount u g1eenheeha denlroyed .dustn,
NJ nontA ~ Jaas wAs eoos. ~, beine n
psr cent of t.s nsw Nsliooal 1ank cnsvssu
Inansd daring tka mouth. TIts leave
outstanding ) ereeaheck clscxtetton .
eS90, IA, ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-07

On tho III of January laal year there
were, according 10 u Parliamentary re-
turn Just issued, IN lllr several nnion
warehouses; III England anl Nnlea -,
O6A men, 1870 women, nnd ll,s''H ciiil-
.lrcn. " these ~. MN men, ~, no wom.
IN, sud ~, ON children wnra IN English,
and |, laO men, 4, Ito won.n, anil ,'nl
allil.lrrn III Welsh wnrkllonsa. ut tho
sotal number III. .Gji men, m. I'D women.
and 3S,5o1 children belonged t. tlln
Church II England, while 1920 men,
| 1855 women, nnd h.viNI children H.
Hinged tn ether religious communities.
Of III tho connticx In Engla.ii mud
Wslca. MiddleHex claimed The largest
number of panpcrs at tho ,!ain men.
toned, and Rutland tile amAllest, tho
number. being for Mildl1arx, O,626
men. II ,294 women. 7,H7a rhtilrrn: for
Rutland, i6 men, u, women. aud y chtl
drcn.
GsN. r. NJ. Casa, well known
throughout Kentucky, has had MI ad-
venture. While buffalo hunting On thu
Texan frontier, Aftrr killing scsen tinc
cows he attacked m old bull. Hin horsa
~. killed beneath him by the acct
dental ,lIachargv ol his rovolv.r, ana n
| th.- aninaAl luli Ia ~ak THROWN over IL
i.raI directly luNAid VI. inliniatetl
bnssasv. Who, ALtonish.d ~ the lu,llneas
~ Iii. charge, taYned tail and lift ths
General In possseaion Of the hvls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-07

Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
TAtEs ram rOR NON.RkSiDENrx
Anshsw lAnt. uatnn IAer Il rtsueea rates
coMnmAroxpxsrs
New rasA .~taslnAN, ksn ~.
IhieA9u @taInN Natsunal itAhk,
MIi~aahs~4~ Mtl~AMh<~ NAttsnAi nsnA.
Artsswers~tssst NAsisnAi nsnk.
AasoS K,~ss.., ions fsss.~ossa.
Srosk 4 niei'AAns,
Insurance Agents,
Csk~n, Iowa,
I~rsv.<a, some u ,As s.. ccArsn,es IL ,he unised
Htatss. sueh ~ ths
4krSA. II Hartford.
UNDERWRITERS, of Se~ yosA,
mt And The AMERICAN, ~ cA,sAeo.
&. v COMBS
Mavine reAttsd hia
MEAT MARX TT,
wnI hssp co.aaaasiy ~ hand = sass sn asscr.mea,
~ rAn ~ hAd IN this pA III th~ eotMesy, ~ whoie
ssis o. retail, Tor cash saa notsins siss. = " 81
We Isay ssr CASH. and s~ii ser th@ same.
Credit nsed mot be ashed for A. |. Will NOT b. grant.
I'd. am hcnnd " seti - cheap ~ any one for
essh. aad hppe " aisr eenerai saeasfsetion.
~ - ~@~
IonS y. MAYNARD.
psinssr and oia1isv,
CHEsco. Iowa.
Hhcp nsasiy sgpr.tls the Elevator. WIN ma te
sssssd ~ gaaatay " work. Prices - rhsAp !. any
J.s. A'rcaxll.
Av0 TON ggA.
NKw OHHpos, Iowa,
WIN ~ anrstaa sales IN say part u IN country.
end guarantees sAsisfsrtion or go ray. Terms rca.
/ (,mAn'.ks cnAr1kn.
AvoTloNGgR,
CsExco, Iowa.
wi slve propt and satisfactory attention u sales
Il v~Al ~ Is~s@onsi property IN town ~ country.
satisfaction guaranteed " y" VAt.
K Essa"os'
Taller and Gutter.
shop oscr lhe Plain DEALER ONCE, entrance IN shr
eAsl aid. WI aI.s h@ entire Asssntoa y custom
wnA. Lately IN WsAsers store, Patronage so-
| iisised. ~
r, u. MILLER.
Mouse, Sign acs carriage paint
Cnk.o, Iowa.
W. BALLARD
Nkw OaEDnH. iowa,
VIII, Repair Ctocks,
10 run, Nsins along ynnr defreil,r elnrA. 10 ~
residence. and he Will sei theia right. char9en
reasonable.
N"' r v ~
Teacher o. vocal and instruments
~ Music,
cavAao. Iowa.
/ An.s n..1s1r'
County surveyor.
Norte.. -1'hosr Who wish for my service. - sur-
| ssyos may nnd tnr q my
Msstaen NEE, Two snA ) WAtf Miles Noreh-
west feWW M~Wavd CsMtsv,
On sAe Iame npnnss rosA, a., In ny s,seaes. ny
sish nv a Howard 0vaser II 0ira Ney. Aisays
.sss:ss - s ss e.
LsnAA mANskTr.
Hms County surveyor
The Centennial
SADDLE 1 NAalEss
MIAMUTAoToRY.
Tt,e usdvsstsseA hsA recently ioeal~d in ussssa
los The VMvpueF - manufacturing IN nsdes snf
Assp>na - hssA sa1n1slsas ste'e q
oadAlss, Harnesses. DridDes, Cellars
Whips, LAshss. Druahss,
Harness OLE.
llasteriag Malr, Axle tir~as~, r., &c
! Pins oeach and Carriage Mar
! no0so0 > Speciality.
sv-AM .orss u repairing praaptly ssssadsd !.
s,s..s. re- 6 ssss s:sssss ia - v '1''a''
ssi \. oaaITh LGl0.
AYLIUU
oaEAI COMMERCIAL eollcoe
KEOKUK, IOWA.
o. - MlsslsstpSl.
vse( VI. n. Mtlies, 0snesal MsaAaes. M
tesoA yees. Abonl stsey Anl.nse ~ ~ esueoe!
!. lM nsahsssAtp. boarA Aad slsll6assy. 80
1eeDegD. peanen, repoelese. 0jNga1oess escAtoect
eeesoyeso and teeehsss thoroughly 1leSA. kagits
krss fsse,tAis. wtth Lssss bas1, " 0utlsg~ HsI
vsse fusMtsAsd t0s1se I0s ss1f.tDeN,oa. TEL
IL grae4l4g ire. m4oelAa46 wyte1aG fsee. .0oe
ssss i.3ssks. Sa.sss Z ass1ss ses:s e;
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-07
POLITICAL rorun.

The Rsputlt0Ans u vssn0nt havo nominsssd
llnssss YAis6snln ~ 0ovesnos Mciaeld Pro.
tos for IAsutenAat Governor, And John q. rage
f9 1tate Trsasassr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08
south Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. &, Dee. S.-The Congfes-
sional committee arrived here late last n'sht;;
They met this morning End organized, and
soon after drove to the State House 10 car
RACES. The Mackey House and Senate arr ar, 10
session. TIER action is uumrortau'. Tue
committee appointed Icy ,he democratic House
Yesterday is now in the discharge Of ITS mis-
sion, which gas to call upon HE ofhee =, com
maudiog the u. S. troops "a the State itouss'
inform him the House IS iegaI'y oonS'.lo'sn,
ond ask The withdrawal OF troops from that
hu;l3np and !! refused, to demand By what
onthor;rr tropns are retained there. The dem
o oCrat,c House also instructed the Judiciary
Comm;,tes to employ counsel add proceed
AGAINST y. Ii. Chamterlaiu for reasonable acts
and usurpius The government OF the State
Also, direclior eonnitiae to ascertain ana :, re
mort what equities are not rerrese"''" &c 'h'
tIousa
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BYE. A. KERRY, AuetioneeP.

TrRUSTEEs' SALE-By virtue Of deed OF
Il trust executed by John K. Gray snd wife,
dated on the 9Th day Of April, 1874, and Of re-.
cord in the Office of the Clerk of the Corporation
Court for the city Of Alexandra, Va, liber No.
+ page12 tha undersigned as trustees Of The tn
}, of Alexandra, ", :ha TWO last named, as
Surviving trustees il - said deed, will, by or.
dor of tho Board Of Directors of the said asso-
citation, duly made. expose to sale by public
auction, in front OF the Msrke: building, on
Royal street, in thu city Of Alexandria, Va, on
SATURDAY. the 23d day of December, 1876,
ut IL IN tho property conveyed by said deed of
trust, viz: A TENEME NT and LOT OF 65I&
GROUND, situated at the northwest in.
terssction OF Royal and Princess Streets in the
said city Of Alexandria, and now occupied by
said John K. Gray. Said lot fronts on Princess
street 20 fas!, snd sztends nor!bWsrdly in depth
- feet.
Terms q! i5sie--Ca:h.
PARK AaNEM,
ROBERT BELL Jr, Trustesa.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
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Che BROOKLYN Horror.

NEW York, Dec. S.-Ihc list OF the m ,E5
mo as given a, police stations. IS about $40,
Int the number ai bodies removed IS but ~
aud ac,ordios to the lists OF tie police, less
than $50. The later count, however, Is un
douttedly too snail, and resulted from the
failure 70 distinguish between The fragment:
If different bodies The number identified
and removed thu, tar is lis. The 'xe''sns"
still runs high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

FIRE, AT an carly hour this morning. the
carriage house on the farm Of MIR. u. u. wat
kiOs near this city. was discovered to be on
ire, and in short time was destroyed win all
Of its contents, consisting of carriage NOW
log machine, several p'ows ADD various ot 'lss
agricultural implements. Mr.. Watkins loss
will be about 5000. on which there IS no ~.
-arauce. The fire is supposed to have. bcen
caused by party of tranps who slept IN the
house last night. Whether 1t was done intea.
'.anal|y or by the careless usa of matches Is Dol
tGOWp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

DROWNED. An unknown colored man iell
hom the north draw of the Long Bridge. yes,
terday morning. aud was drowned. tie had
20 light blue coat, white flannel shirt, new
red shirt and grey pants, and was Of small! SIZE
Ana about thirty years OF age. lie was heard
10 fall into the water by passing traveller, pu
could 10, be rescued.
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a,SIratti1iOn Treaty.

WASHINGTON, Dee. ! -Ad7iees have been
received nj t,:e State l,epartmer; ron La1dou
ANNOUNCING TIA; he British Government, ai>r
consultation With .hc American Minister. has
coaseutad "a wave all lis c!ams on the extra.
d;ipE. 1uest,-u and 10 renew the former trssiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

10 prevent drunkenness, don't drink; but II
seu have been drinking, more OF 1t Will nos
sober you. While you are shsky, nervous anu
distressed, have resort to Slmon's Liver hegu,
Iasor, as IA tonic to arouse your torpid hVer 20
-ctiou, enIveu your spirits, dlsslpate the olues
and drive away dependency. Nine cases on.
o1 len, it is your heavy liver that causes your 1
icsire to get nd of yourself IN intoxlcatlon. W
suow hundrcds that have tried our remedy: and
/ has proved their salvation.
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Tune up your voice and stop coughing b
taking DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
sz5- GREAT IIPRoAR ABOUT CLOTHINu.-

sas- GREAT UPRoAR ABOUT CLOTHING
Tn, Isc2s.. stock -. Uyerrosts and Suits bough!
at bankrupt sale - clust, n!it. Good Dyercoat:
from s.! 10 upwards, including the very best Of
imported Chinchiilss, besyer.. kerseys, sc.
Gents Uassu mere suits, consisting Of Coat Pants
and Vest, at 81 80; ali wool Suits 81 $3.50 and
upwards, Including The iaest imported mate.
ria!.; rseei.sn, Caldcan's Suits, years, Sl.2j;
4 ysars j 20; years ga; i years S2f' and
upwards. They must bo sold quick at
). DEALHAM's,
doc s 80 King street.
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A PROCLAMATION
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October l9, 1876.
Whereas the good orde" o. community CO
ponds upou the prompt aud Impartial entofcs-
mont Of the laws which have for their object the
maintenance and preservatloa 0. the morality,
happiness aud prosperity OF society
Therefore, be il known 10 all whom it may
concern, that non observance of the NUM-
CIPAL and STATE LAWS in reference TO
MIGRANTS, DRUNKENNESS, and an aet
PROHIBITING THE SALE OF INToxI-
eating LIQUORS On TIE SABBATH
DAY, will be punished b. sentence OF e9e pom
nlties prescribed by each law resIve TO thes
ject Of the offence, aud in this hope TO have she
assistance of sll good citzens.
!. B. JOHNSON.
By the MsJor:
JAMES r. WEBSTER,
Captain Of Police. oct ~
uAND5OME DRESS GOODS AT BE, :.
IL DUCED rBlCES--Rseeived this 4.h oi
November. Tho nsu c1lors at ~ per cent 'ss
than tag were rs ,stal earlier.
nov 4 {. 3LAYAlAKER CO,
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Another Theatre Burned.

ALBANY, n. Y Dec. S.A lire broke on
ID lie AdeIph ihra!re this mocniGg. ard :h
en!ie Interior ii ne bulIdi0g ~as consumed
TIE E0os - 4o1u' 50 900.
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Local BreYi7ieS.

auloas l!a visitors in Petersburg. yesterday
was Mr.. john u. l'auiel of thia city.
Mr. Gerard Rison, an Gid and highly es.
teemed citizen Of Charles county, Md, died
suddenly on Friday morning last.
Capt. ". u. Chirley, General Southern
Agent OF tho Virginia Midland Railroad, ln
Georgia, has resigned.
i msn named Robert Smitt. who was en-
ployad ia The building of the new bridge across
Cameron Run, III the Telegraph road, fell
overheard there, yesterday, n about four feet
OF water but experienced no further damage
than thorough aueking.
The funeral 81 the late Wells A. Harper
took place froln the ". 4 q. depot this after.
noon, aad was attended By number OF the
NEST prominent residents of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

try, aud The Rerubliqu, Franoaise say: ;a:!e
a.c 40 alternatives bat the dissolution d lie
Chamber CT Deputies, r. Cahiae' formed
solely o: m=,nbcrs NJ rhe LEFT. The Ri NJ
iieins will acrtpt hi compromise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

Malheld a. Hall have q splendid stock O
!ancy articles, both American and imported
lou can not ask for anything 10 the druggists
line which they have not on hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

LarRcn HoLIDAY.-Today was celebrated
ia Tie Catholic Church as the festival OF the
immaculate Conception Ct the Blessed vTgiin
Mary. |. is the patronal feast Of the church
n the United Slstes, and is observed as holt,
iay oi obligation on which Catholics are bound
10 hear Mass and abstain, as far as possible.
rom ser7ile works, as on Sunday. There were
Masses III ST. Nlary's Churoh, this morning, at
i and 10 o'clock, II The FIRST Of which large
nnub=r of pcrsons received the Holy Com
muriop. The festival was instituted 10 honor
Of the doctrine, held by the Catholic Church,
that the Virgin Mary was, by virtue OF the
iarescen merits Of her Son, Jesus Christ pre-
served from the stain of original sin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

sag~ro THE LADIES' have just received
fine assortment of Gentlemen's, Boys and
Youths Fns Toilet slippers, suitable for the
holidays, which will be sold at prices to suit the
times. (lec &! WADDEY, "A King at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

Tar CANAL.--The Cumberland papers state
chat information has been received there that
!. large number of loaded boats are frozen fast
2 the ice at various points along the {. i u:
.snal, and the officials Of the company had
iaen appealed to. to secure their passage TO
t!.eir destica,ion. 1t was expected that the
companys Ice breaker would leave Cum ber-
land yesterday. and come down the canal to
the assistance Of the beated boats. The Alex
sudria canal is frozen up tight, the ice 10 some
placss being two inches thick. This latter,
:loHayer, is not source of auy Inconvenience,
a1ccpt to ighi boats returning home, as the
cal companies in this city, have stopped re-
living coal sor the season, and are now ship.
rpe of the accumulated stock on their Wharves.
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France.

PAuls, Dec. o.--Tbe Lett viii oppo;S5 We
-oanmo,iop Of Office by the late French Minis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

ENGLISH, FRENCH, WEST INDIA, NED
1TERRANEAN AND AMERICAN
GOODS FOR THE H0I.
IDAY TRADE.
Malaga Grapes. Rsisins, London layer, loose
Muscatel, Valencia layers. in ha.f. whole and
quarter boxes, Mat and Sultsna Sesdless, layer
Figs in ID, ID and 10 ID boxes Figs in fancy
baskets, Apple Peach, Pear and Plum Butter,
finest Leghorn Citron, Lemon Peel, Zsnte Cur
rants Almonds Pecans, English Wslnuts, Fill
berts and Palm Nuts, Genuine English Plum
Pudding, the most delicious article ever offered
to the family trade, Preserved Canton Ginger in
/ lb and 10 jars, Dry Stem Canton Ginger in
and ] ID pkgs., English and American Pickles,
Sardines, Queen Olives, fine French and italian
Oil, Italian Oil. italian and Swiss Maecaroni,
Pineapple, Edam and Sapsago Cheese, Canned
Fruits and Vegetables the best brand, Havana,
Oranges and Malaga Lemons, We ara selling
tend purchasing to buy at once and not run the
risk of the present advancing tendency of the
market. GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
Fine Grocers, No. 166 & ITO King St.
dec aim Alexandra, Virgins.
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FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

q WEET CIDER and champagne Cider Just
- received by
dec7 r. Il LAWSON 81 co.
DRIME FACTORY CHEESE for sale by
i tec7 T. b. LAWSON & co.
JAMAICA SPIRITS, :,anta Cluz eni. Nuw
u England Rum Tor sale by
iec1 L. Is. Ia W:>uN " Cu.
PAISINS OF s!i grade ~ ,c,y low pric,s ii
IL dec kAASAI'S
NEW CITRON And Mes.i.. i.en,"ss jus:
IN received by
dec1 Il. III. RAMSAY.
A TMORE'S aid FISHERS MIME
Al MEAT just received By .
no7 Is i. G 4 i. :MtLBUkN.
HENUlNE snurPERNOEG VINE ar
oct II GEO. McBUkNEl y Son.
NEW COOKING rRUNES
Ono hogshesu vi
PRIME QUALITY
just received BY .,,
RISTMAS GOODS.
Mrs. i. X. sNlDkK
Has on exhibition thu aost beautiful AID come
pete assortment Of
toy,
eYer offered for sale i'll this c:Ly All d extends y
cordial invitation TO ALL 10 call at No. I south
Fairfax street, and examine them before going
to the dollar stores and the auctions lec6-2W
NURKANTs. CITRoN, Prunes and Fig,
dec s 4. B. LAWSON il GO. $
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-- GEN7LENENS FURNISHING Goods
NOTW ITHST A NDING
THE
uSSlSCE
IMMENSE BANKRUPT CONSIGNMENT Dr
FINE WINTER CLOTHING.
LARGE AND SUPERB SELECTION,
and


-, November 18Th 1876.
Htssys. liable Bros, Washington u. g.:
Az the creditors Of the firm Of - -
.rs urgiag q settlement Of the affairs q tta'
ieas, yoa aoil much obhgs By forcing the sale q
Ill goods consigned to you with little detayo>
possible, and mole Immediate returns u &C.
DO not regard the ralte Of the goods, tat v7
at ony price, and sell at once.
Yours, 1nhh respect,
---, attorney
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-08

WEATHER PRoBAB1LITIEs.-W or Depart
n.ent, Office Of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash.
lagton, d. c.. Deer. s. lS76-.lO:3o a, NJ
For the Middle States, increasing cloudlness.
northwest to southwest winds, with falling ba
rometer during the day, followed tonight ~
over temperature and possibly light snow.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-03

Personality. CHAs. b. SANBoRN, of
Newport, New Hampshire, made his first
visit to the West and was the guest Of Mr..
i. q, BEACH tor the past week.
Master CHASE WILSON has given up his
situation in drug store in Toledo and
accepted position as clerk in his brothers
grocery store here.
Mr.. JOHN w. TTLLEY lately entered the
Office Of Jas. r. TYLER for the study Of
Blackstone.
Rev. N. B, G. LOVE was in town on
Tuesday. lie lately visited the Centennial
and furnished the Blade with some very
interesting sketches from Art Gallery
white there.
Miss IDA HIGGrNs, of Knox county,
Ohio, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. f. A. II1G-
GINS, and taking her first lessons in the
pisca torial art
Mr.. j. II. PIERCE concluded he could
not abstain from seeing the great show,
and took advantage Of the wet weathe on
Monday evening and started on flying
visit to Washington, Philadelphia and
New York, expecting to reach Bowling
Green next Monday morning and Perrys-
burg Tuesday.
Mrs. n. L. HANSON has been absent
about seven weeks, visiting Mr.. HIS rela-
tives in the extreme eastern states. lie
has been removing into his new house dur.
ing his wife's absence, putting up stove
pipe aud rejecting upon the causes Of sui
eide, SC.
Our Centennial visiotrs from this section
are about all home again. Judge Cook
and family, II. L. PECK, do, A. WILLIAMS
do and +. p. AvERILL returned last week
DIR. HAMILTON and lady returned the
week previous.
M. q Mrs. II. p. AvERu.1 left Brook
lyn, n. Y, last week for the Sunny South,
expecting TO locate for the winter in Or.
unge County, Florida.
Mr. GEO. p. Powers has been in town
for few days. lie did not go to the Cen
tennial as stated by the JOURNAL, but
stopped off at Fostoria and went into busi-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-03
FROM WEST MILL GROVE.

West MILL GROVE, Aug. %, 1876.
EDITOR JOURNAL A brick sch )ol-
house will be built-probably not before
next Spring-in Dist. No. 3 IN this Perry
township. Amount appropriated for its
construction, s., POO.
The Sentiael man says, Oct. u, "the
Teachers Institute should be made an em-
bryo seminary on wheels" Correct. As
they are usually conducted they are en-
bryo seminaries, in horn.
There is a person living in this place
who has had an attack of the crcevels-a
crawling, feverish, painful, nervous nffec-
ton in this case caused by eating t. o much
boiled cabbage.
To the young man of the period, Shave
off your mustache, if you wish to appear
in the role of n classic.
Centennialers are arriving at home al
most daily.
Young Austin who committed theft at
Riley's brick yard neor this place, recently,
has fled to Michigan fearing arrest.
4 word to Eph :" Go West, young
man." again and learn TO condense,
To be continued. GooDsPEED.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-03
PhrenoIogIoaI JournaI.-Tbe PArcn.

chronological JOHrnal.-The Phrcn-
illogical Journal for November Is an unus-
ual interesting number. 1t has portrait
Of Prof. Huxley, the celebrated scientist
and author, embellishes this number. He
Is described as a strongly knit, well proper
toned man, and from the broad and heavy
shoulders to the feet, the lines taper in that
symmetncal way indicative of excellent
vital capacity and muscular vigor. The
article Paul and Plato-the Apostle and
the Philosopher" by Alexander Wilder,
is of the irst order, and indicates that the
writer ia ma of broad and liberal culture
and an independent thinker. The follow
ing are part of the contents: How to
Teach Typls Fever Cured and How I;
How to do Housework and be Beautiful
Still Record Of Scientific Discovery Ag-
rieultural Hints, &c. The Journal is fur
nished NJ SO 90 year. Address s. r.
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