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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-13
The Superior Times.
SUPERIOR, THURSDAY. JAN. ID, 1875.
Superiorisms.


Cournoyer on Tuesday.
e. G. Clarke, of W ashington,
will please accept our thanks for
pub. docs.
Several teams passed through
town this week loaded with provis-
ions for the toilers on the Wiscon-
san Genital.
The killing of deer is unlawful.
The time fixed by law expired on
the 18th of December. Sportsmen
and Others will please take notice.
-Vick's Floral Guide for 1876 is
received. This is the most beauti-
full catalogue published. We shall
publish his advertisement in few
weeks.
In another column will be
found an interesting letter from
Bloomington, Ill. 1t was written
by the son of an Uppertown resi-
dent.
Mr.. Henderson, who resides on
the McEIroy place, eight or nine
miles this side of bayfield,, accom-
panied by his brotherin-law, Mr.
T. M. Campbell, of Illinois, spent
several days in town this week.
We hear that Mrs, |. l. Moore
has quite a large class of music
scholars in Duluth. AS a per-
former on the piano and composer
of music we do not believe Mrs
Moore has an equal III the North
west.
We acknowledge the receipt of
he "Second Annual Report of the
Commissioners of Fisheries of the
State of Wisconsin," The Com
missioners are our friend Hon. Wan.
WEIGH, of Madison, a. d A. Palmer
snd p. H. Hay. The report is very
interesting, and next week we hope
20 publish several extracts from it.
Down at George Brooks gro
3ery store the other day, precise
old lady stepped in and inquired:
Have you any nice fresh farmers
eggsP' "No ma am" replied prac-
sical George, "but | have some
very good hens eggs" She took
ahree to try.
The Missionary at Bad River,
Mr.. Baard, accompanied by his
wife and the lady school-teacher at
that place, arrived in town Tues
day, and put up at the Travellers
Home. The lady teacher took the
aars for below on Thursday morn
ing and Mr.. B. and wife returned to
Bad River in the afternoon.
SUPPORT HOME MANUFACTURES
There is strong prejudice against
articles of American manufacture,
and justly, to, in many cases, but
cot so with d. B. DeLand & Co.'S
Best Chemical ,Salerutus. This is
the best article in existence for
cooking purposes, yet many fami-
lies are using English Soda, when
ahis Sa!eratus is much better, and
oy using it you are patronizing
home production. For sale every
where.
Now that we are having such
beautiful weather, me would advise
every man, woman and child in
Superior to rush right over to Du-
luth to the photograph gallery of
VIM. Caswell and get their pictures
"tooken" Mr. Caswell is taking
some splendid pictures nowadays,
and that new style of finish which
he puts on photographs Is just ele-
giant. His charges are also very reas-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-13
Chicago & North
western Railway.

Passengers for CHICAGO. Detroit, T ledo, Cleve
land Buffalo, Niagara Z lis pIttSmrR Cincinnati
Chester Albany, Toronto, Mon'rea', lGeh'c, Port
lalr Boston, New rk, phiiate!phjA Baltimore,
WashingtoI ST. Louis. Cairo San Francisco Sacrs>
mento Oed-n Sat Lake CITY, Denver G. until Bluffs,
Sioux City, st. Paul. MIRO etc, Esca' ala. Menashs
Madison Che Ie, Omaha Yaukton, w nuna, DD-
luth, Green By, Milwaukee, and all points NORTH,
West South ami Ea,t, should buy their tickets via
the
Chicago & North. Western Railway.
Close connexions made AZ Chicago with the
Lake Shore & ichgaa Southern, micnlgan Central.
Baitm re & hio piIt-burg, Fort Wayne Chicago,
Kaukakee Line and Pan Handle Rou ~, for alb
poin.s EAST aud SOUTHEAST aah with the
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for all points
SOUTH.
Close connections are also with the Union
Pacific r. r. at Omaha for all far West iolnts.
Close connections are made at junction pos1as
Nth trains of all cross roads,
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all night trains
on all the lines of this road.
This 1. the ONLY LINE running these cars BE-
tween Chicago aud IT. Paul or Chicago and Milwao>
kee.
At Omaha Slespers connect with the Overland
Sleepers 0 tse Union Pacific Railroad for All points
west of the Nj souri, River.
Among the
Inducements altered by this Routs
to the travelling put Are all the mo en- improve
m ants Rock Ard Hray. Ballasted Track, steel HALL
Rock Ind Ir n Bridges Parrr and Drawing Roon
, Day Goa has, smoking aud L. ungng ar, " sting
Safety Air Brakes, stillers Patent Sa'et Coupling
and Platforms Speed Safety and Absolute Comfort
Rmning through Five Great States
and operating over 1900 miles OF road. thi' ompany
Dr sent to the avoler facilities that ARE NOT and
| CANNOT be offer by any Conn., etitol.
All Il ket agents sell you tickets via this rout7
II YOU wish The best travelling acconnd;lrion YOU
will buy your tickets by this route and will take NO
| other. -
MARVIN HUGHITT, W. n. STENNETT,
| General Superintendent Gen'l Passenger agent.
| 1676ian6y1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-13
SUMMONS

STATE e1an, OF of " bsces. Circuit Court
john Maj ks, pairtf, against George c. Roelofson,
Defendant.
The State Wisconsin to the above ed
You are hereby summoned aud required t. answer
the COMPLAINT of John Marks, the plaintiff in the
above entItle action. which said complaint is filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court In and
for the County of Douglas, in the town of Sup rlor
and a copy of your answer on me at my ONCE
in said within twenty days after the service ~
this summons exclusive Of the day of service ana
you tail to answer said compl mt rs hereby require ed
the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the
sum of fourhundred and nineteen dollars and SIX
five cents aud interest thereon-at the rate OF Twelve
yer cent per Anuum from the Twenty>nlnth Gay Vi
June, A. D., 1875, besides costs.
Dated January 18th, 1876
ian13t7 THOS CLAIM,
Plaintiffs Attorney Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-13
Plots Star Organs

Any person wishing to purchase parlor or an,
where the is agent for the STAR, would do well
to write for special rates. to introduce this instru"
meut. Address, EDWARD PLOTS, Washington, N.
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
Strike.

New YORK Oc.Yuer 24.-Ih2 strike IT
luc"u,ptv. rusioccIs on the Central R+l road
CT New jersey which took place at II o'cock
last night wa plec,Dccrtel. At that ilme every
train that was u mOlluu between bcrautoD aud
Jersey CIty Was run upon siding aud stoprcd.
The locomotives re hen abandoned by tho.
drivers and tn" Passengers Oh the IralnS =
lct; 10 make their way IS ST they could - m
nearest ia ions Or accept iha aIternatiV" ot rr-
maniua all nigh, On the cars. One accom-,
says tnc cause Of the strike is The deS r. OF the
engineers to compel payu"at for work Over tie
regular hours They have been Compelled re-
Gently 10 work more hours dian heretofore L
is said aud desire 10 be co,Dpcusatcd for to!C.
80. AUoher say it is because ot r ducton
Oh Wages from 500 per muuth TO $50 InH 500.
New YORK, Oct. PA 'ra!n 'ait for PIN
adulpnia u. ll:45 this mornlJg ur the New
jersey C.nirai Fad, the track advlng been
ceaIcd .! the ram aud euglnes which HAD
beeo |, f standiug Oh it. The iuachlncsts III the
company's SHOP nave been employed, taking
the place OF the engineers who had struck. ih"
company has arranged to send their passengers
ov~rthe Pennsylvania road unt ,hslr own irali:S
arc ruuiltIg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26

how" There are about forty white clt'z'ns 10
the town and abou, fifty colored democrats;
These collected together, armed themselves
as best they could, moved all the women ana
children into one house and made preparations
20 defend them. A steamer, lying at inc
wharf, was got ready to bring the wcmen and
children TO the city, which is about two miles
distance FROM Mouat Pleasant. The white and
colored acknowledgements the latter OF whom
loud threats were made oy the negroes--re-
manned on guard all night; and the republicans,
finding that they were determined to make
stand, did DOT carry out their lntentlon;
They left tor the swamps about daylight,
threatening to return soou and burn the village,
kin the men and outrage the women. lnis
statement is a literal relation of what was VIII
messed by Herald reporter, ADD is DOT 10 the
least exaggerated. Many of the negroes we're
those Implicated 10 the Caiuhoy massacre.
The attack upoo the town was caused oy the
report that colored democratic meeting was
to be held there Not one OF the negroes lm-
uicsted 10 the butchery OF the whites at Cam
hoy has yet been arrested, although the oher-
if, who is their leader, kuows them all
n meeting Of the cltlzeuS OF Mount Pheasant
was hell to day, aud committee asappolnt-
cG to 20 to Columbia, walt % Generai huger
anu ask Tor 4 cOLlpGOy VI iSu|i"i ~ pS "
stationed there. The negroes IN TINS section
ounumber The whites over ten to one, and
since the Gainhoy carnage have become per-
tec,iy outrageous. Unless the government
sends troops macy white meo and women ana
colorcd democrats will be murdered.
1t wa, announced in all the white churches
to day that TLusla the 10Th, would be OBJ,
served as day OF fastirg, humiliation and
PRAYER fer the success Of the movement Tor
coed goVCrnmeut.
At Summcrvie, twenty miles from this city,
on Saturday, an attempt was made by negroes
to outrage the little daughter OF the band mas
ter Of the Frs; Uui'ed States artillery, station
ed at that point. NJ arrests have been made
as yet.
The troops in campat Canhoy report every
thing quiet The negroes have not yet come
TO he village.
CHARLESTON, S. e., Oct %, 1876.
Riotous ADMINISTRATIONS OF negroes, gcucraly
supposed 10 be the result CT the CaIuhoy al
far, are reported from various points OF
Charleston county.
A serious d monstration of negroes at Mount
Pleasant village, opposite Charleston, is caus.
ing great alaru to the white residents, who
will petition Genera! Kruger for troops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
LOCAL M ALTERS.

IMPORTANT TO CIDER SELLERS. The 70.
lowing correspondence will prove OF Interest to
grocers and others dealing 10 cider. 1t is as
serted that many parties iD this city are selling
the article without license, and thereby lay
ing themselves liable TO fine:
ALEXANDRIA, Va Oct. 20 1876
IhQj. George Duffy, Commissioner Of Rercnuc.
DEAR SIR docs not ,nc privilege - sci.
cider require liquor dealer license. This 10,
quiry suggests itself from the fact that cider"
Is cassed with spiriuous and malt qlors il
the State Liquor License Bill and wh,a some
pay heavy tax lor this privilege others C ain
the right to sell uuder merchant $ ceosr
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH Hopkins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
sSIIffl ikl:aef.

ten. S'ckIcs was nrnlDatcd To- Co gross
last nlsht the rel ubcaus Of the Nluth dis
trc. 81 y Ycrk
IT, ,riI u tie peopSvijIc prize fight rs
at Salem y J., which wa set down Tor to,
day. ha, been I",s poucd uatil TUESDAY next.
--Thoma* Ei,-, he paying teller OF TIL"
National Park Ba"k Of Nv York, IS 4 d"
iaui,r to the amvunt t.! $50 600. II la"
b. ca 10 he cupiy Of lh@ baum eighteen
years.
The race for the C&mhridgeshrc. Eng
lauu. s,akss took place to dAy at til New Mar
kct ii uqhton meeting, and wa, Won by Rose
berry, wrh HopbIoom second aLd Llris ,nrd.
thirty Two borscs ran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Turkish War.

| LONDON, Oct. "A Reuter- dispatch from
Coustallnop!c says it is stated that Russia Ia
already indicated ter willingness 10 agree to
six ~"ckS proioDgatioa, if necessary Of 81,
w:cks armistIce. 1t is hoped that an ag.ec
meat VI! be reached CD the basis OF Turk y,
accep'a0 Ut such an armstIce as aunOu 3ccu
in the semi official statement 10 this mOrn.ng
Post.
4 special frJlu Pesth TO the n VS. represents
thot her" is intense "Xc, III MT there and
s'roug hostility to Russia. L. case Russ a III,
mcnc,> war it will be difficult for Austria to
! prest rye neutrality.
LONDON, Ocl. "a "A dispatch To the Times
from Ihcrapa announces jhht Nj Ban. Z,
Secretary of the British i CATION. is about 20
return from PhiIppolis, being convinced that
the commission for the punishment VI iii
perpetrators Of the Buigarlau t:ocl : IS 4 de-
IuS;oH aud mOckrry. he Torsa grim:.4S aIc
r,garicu humane, and moderate met are IN
disgrace The old panic is renewed, and a uost
truStw, rtby gentleman has travelled win tne
utmost haste to Ccn~tantInople to lni,rn the
british ambassador that he Turks tnrcatcu Jew
maSsacrcs, and have even appointed a day f}r
beginning TIE slAus litter.
4 Fi.uDa dispatch TO the Times says not
only IRON ConstantlnopIe but from all the
province, If European Turkey Is tncre news oil
growing excitement amGog the MOh" II ,uedaus
OF cJuycutclcs held ~ mosques and vi arua
meriS. T:c Ministry is uivId1d against its"'i,
and the Sultan IS too Inexperienced TO ak h:
j aIcrship Of affairs Thu the position l. most
fayoray. Tor Russia dlplom .tlG &C ion. u, L.
lgaai,f Ih" Ru ,saa Ambassador to CoD>tsu
tiu0pie, may cary everything before illN, or,
if { fails, may iniuce sucb an outbreak Of !
Moll4mncdlu feeling aS migit justify almost
auy stc!, oti the part Of Russia.
a Tim.s' dispatc!I frou Berlin states tha5 Il
6naDcla CRASH nj thu NEST "erIous char .ctnr is
threatening in Russia The public oe,iegc III,
banking oiiccs to sell Russian go'oromeat apd
stocks but, as rule, offers are de
cllned. Ga nc 18Th and l9h lD>t~ nU!hiag
was sacab!e II auy Price, AID worse will hap
pen shuulc G4u. Ig3atictt' mission take Il war.
Xix" character.
\ d.. iatch from Belgrade to Reuters Tclo.
gralu Company dated to-day, says: IL is re-
pcrlei here hat the Turks nave takcr DiuDis
and Saint NcstoD. Il this is true General
ict"ruaycif- army will be in great dauger"
LONDON Or. 24.-The Times 10 its tnan.
ca ar1.cip say rny profou I'd peace au't Il great
revival OF trade cau prcvcot huaGclal catas
trophe in Austria. Even with these We doubt
ii the hopes OF the Austrian Financial Mini,
Ter eau be rcaiz2d; that by 1873 he eul Of the
period u! deficits WILL be reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
Railroad Accident.

MIDDLErowN, n. Y, Oct. 24.-An acct
dent to a Centennial excursion lralo on the
middle division OF the New York Midland
Railroad at Saudburgh, about % miles west OF
MddIetowo, last night, resulted IL the death
OF one man aud the quite serious woundlng OF
six other passengers. The excursion iraio OF
tIecty-eight cars, running 10 five sections, lett
Norwich y. . o'clock p. ID. yesterday, With
|, 800 passengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
Missouri Pacific Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, UctoDer 24,-ihc u. 5. Circuit
Count h. mad. an order that upon the pay
m,ut oil $50. 900 cash and the rXccltl0p ot {.
properly secured bond FIR $500, 900 tic Mis-
SOUL Pa tic Railroad b Iurhcl uv@r 20 james
Baker AS trustee for Cornelius X. Garris:n,
.nd rhat deed ior the prnpcrI b. Glv"n to
iin By !. d. Thompson. master IN cha"cary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
OFFICE OF CoM'R OF REVENUE,
No 5 Market BUILDING.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oc;. u, Isl

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oc;. u, 1916.
Joseph Hopkins esq:
DEAR oIK:-Y Ourtavor of the 26 h received
You ask the question as to whether the prlvii.
eye OF selling cider requires liquor dealer
license. Dealers 10 cdr certainly ale required
to take out al additional license for th;.. priv
ilege. Section 90. Act approved March 21iI,
1876, requires all dealers IN Wines, arlrut
spirits, malt liquors, cider, or any mixture of
them, to take uut i.qu,r merchant license.
The later clause OF the section says: Nothing
in the preceding section snail be construed to
prevent manufacturers Of cider from selling the
same to be drunk at the place where sold, or
to prevent others from selling domestic c,icr
at any place in the county IN which it is gnaau
featured without paylug any tax. Section
3lsI Of the same ACT requires AL dealers 10
liquor, beer, cider, &c, to have censc prlnt-
Ell 10 plain letters al least O0e inch IN iengtI,
aud posted up IN some conspicuous pace 10
the store or bar where sold, under Il pcualty
not exceeding one hundred dollars. The acts
above referred o grants the privilege to the
aud none others, to sell cider to
be drunk without license and to any Que to sell
domestic cider in the county where made With
out paying any additional tax. DcaIcts Iii
cider (othcr than domestic aud made III the
county where -old) are liable 20 the Samc pcG-
aties Us if they sold wines and liquors without
a liquor merchants ceuse.
Very Respectfully yours,
GEORGE DUFFEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
MORE new goods advertised BY Slaymaker

MORE new goods advertised by Slaymaker
Co. to day. Hardly day passes that new goods
are not opened by them. Their wholesale trade
absorb large quantities, which enables them 10
buy by the package of first hands and on that
account sell cheaper at retail as well as whole
sale. Nhoessling is not the business which
they strike for particularly, but to cash buyers,
or those whose credit is good enough to buy OF
them, they can and do sell very cheap, aud as
they will cut pieces, much larger assortment
cac be obtained 10 o small bill. 1t will pay
country merchants to examine their stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26

Be Oh time. For prevention is better than
cure. Al Coughs and Colds and such affec-
tons of he throat add lungs as lead 70 GO"
SUI ptiou are cured by Or. Bulls Coue' > 'u.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26

SENT On -Aipbouso Arlington, VINO wa~
arrested 10 WASHINGTON Oh Saturday, for shoot
Jog at Soooy Ward, as mentioned IN ycstcr-
day S Gazette, was tried In the Police Court
there, yesterday, and was sent on torthe action
OF the grand jury. H plead guilty to the as
sault, bu, denied the intention to kill Ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26

RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The re-
ception last evening was OF the most informal
description, and lew of the ladies who attended
had any idea Of SO doing an hour beforehand.
There was of course no elaborate dressing. but
some very tasteful and becoming toilets were
worn, and all tho faces were fresh af.er the long
rest from dissipation. The President and his
family appeared in particularly good spirits.
Mrs. Graut pleasantly alluded to the fact that
she woul, soon cease to be the mistress of the
White House. This reminder that the begin
ming of the end'' OF the pleasant receptions tor
which the White House has been EoteL during
the present administration has come, Is not pleas
ant food for reflection. All who have attended
Mrs Grants receptions f1eqrently, as most of
the ladies and gentlemen of Washington have
doue, will agree that it Is not possible for Mrs.
Grants successors there to make the house more
pleasant to all than she has done. Mrs. Grant
wore ivory tinted silk las. evening, made with
high waist, cut en- coeIr in front and showing
diamond cross, and with trained skirt whose
garniture was diagonal pufs of crepe lisse and
bands oil silk alternating .hrs. Sartorls, VINO Is
looking plump rosy, and happy. wore grey
silk em broidercd in shaded red and trimmed
with loops of cardinal red ribbon. There were
several very pretty young girls present, among
whom were Miss Dennison, Miss Dunn, Miss
Logan and Miss sherman Among the other
ladies and gentlemen who attended Wore, IN sd-
dition to those already N entioned IN The Nation,
Mrs. Vino emf, Major and Mrs. Dunn, Judge
Advocate General Dunn, Captain Campbell and
his young WIFI, (the daught OF Geners! DENT
Marshal and Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. LOUIS Dent,
General Van Vlict, Admiral Porter, Colonel
Audenreid Colonel MARYLAND, General and
Mis-. Macfoely. and Ex-Governor Dennlson.-
Wash Nation.
A lad named Lewis Hirshfeld, of Easton,
Pa after witnessing rope walkers tests, UNI
dertook TO getup Al exhibition on his own NOOK
He tied enc end Of the rope to the door knob,
snd the other to the knob of the kitchen cup
board. Then he got on the rope, and the cup
| board toppled over, and few moments later
the young gymnsst might have been seen crawl,
| ing from beneath the ruins Of S25 worth o.
crocksry and glassware He wasn't hurt mIc1
until after his mother got through using the
balance pole
Upper has four sors and three daughters
The daughters have written volume OF 70
ems by Three Sisters" IS well as Translation
| from the Swedish and Original Poems" etc
They also contribute to various magazines anc
| newspapers.
Sir Thomas Browne said: "Seep is deaths
younger brother and is so like him that neve
dare trust myself with him without first saying
my prayers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26

BANQUETrING HALL.-Workm We're en-
gagged to-day, in commcuciug the fitting up u
the large frame building 90 Lee street. ln the
rear OF the Mansion House for use as a ban
quoting hall by the Knights Tcuplars, oex
month. Two galleries will be put up IN lie
room and other alterations made TO Contribute
to the comfort and etioymept Of the guests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26
Local asrEyilipS.

The City Council will hold liz regular SELL
monthly mcct'og tonight.
Durirs the week emitting Saturday "A ooats
left Cumberland, carrying is 9lV.lo tons u
coal
4 letter addressed to Mis-, Robbie Turner,
Fr,tt ROYAL, Va. il detained IL tue postotil1"
here for want OF postage.
P.rsor de~irug 10 attend the Conservative
BART. cue ct Warrcn;on, 90 the 2'ih Inst, cao
make the round "Trip for one fare.
CT. William Hi gJur, Of this city, left to day
for NV jersey. TO take part IN the Canvas
theic, Ia response to very tiluerIng INVITATIONS
received from leading democrat, there.
INDICTED Thc grand jury in the t.uqnier
Court, AL y urr:nlon, yesterday, tOuHd :: tFu'.
oil against Gloucester Croucy, coorcd, IF
oDstruc,lag rail Dad. L. will Be remembers
bv ne readers oil the Gaz: that Crouicl
nl.crt otst1uc;ious Oh the track oil the Nirgiba
Midland road near PlcumOnt Station, aud va.
| afterwards arrested BY the policemen 10 this
city and carried to WarrcDton jail. Captain
Webster Of the police force was one OF the VII.
ues.cs 10 the case. The trial 81 the case va:
postponed untli next iuoDth.
THE CENTENNIAL EXCURSION Tor the beue
fit oi the l,ubllc aud Sabbath scnuol. OF ashog
too, via Baltimore aud Potomac Il. Il, com
mences Oh the 24th Of this mouth, a0d cou
tipues daily uotl. November 4th Inclusive, bid
fair 10 uc greater success than any prevou
excursion from tins city. Tickets are Tor sail
at George +. Freuch's book and stationel!
store, % King street.
Be Oh time. For prevention is better thar
cure. Al Coughs and Colds and such anec
tons of he throat apd lungs as lead 20 ~"
I'm. NJ ION are curnd hu Dr. Bull . CouE - ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26

OUTLET Lock The new outlet lock Of the
&. T. 0. Canal, above Georgetown, originally
intended among other things as a strike at the
trade of Alexandria, seems to have no end OF
troubles. Ii has, at last, been determined to
substitute newer aud heavier works and they
are now being put in. The iroo shell which
holds the turbine wheel alone weighs IA OOO
pounds 1t yet remains to be seen whether
the lock will prove a success even with the new
machinery,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-26

The PRINCESS STREET SEWER.-rhc rain
last Dight caused considerable wash at the
upper end OF the new tEu1k, corner Of Prluce,S
and Pitt streets, ADD caused the new earth
which had been filled 10 there to settle consld-
erably. The water also backed UP 10 Pitt street
above the mouth of the sewer rising higher
than has been known for some tue. Carts
were put to work this morning filing iD the
wash.