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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-27

CHRISTMAS IS COMING New Besuti-
~ full, Rare and Unique Goods for the doi!-
days now opening at
FRENCH'S. NO. 95 KING STREET.
The assortment embraces beautiful articles IN
Russia and Vienna Leather, Pearl, Shell, '1ass
and Papier Mache, Writing Desks from o)c to
$50 each; Work Boxes, in fine Leather and In
laid Wood; Odor Cases, Cut Glass, in Russia
Leather Gases PortsmonLaies, in Russia, Seal
Skin and Turkey Morocco. Pearl and Shell
Fine Gold Pens, in Pearl Gases and doid
Mounted Rubber Cases. n great variety of
Glass and Bronze InSstands; Glove snf HanI.
karchief Boxes, Of silk, Leather and Fine L%c-
uuer Work; Beautiful Chromos, in Splendid
Gilt Frames; japanese Cabinets and Work
Boxes, very handsome; Japan tse Trays, All
sizes, of the finest ,4scauer Work Vases; Bo-
ouet Holders, very bsautiiul; Wpslenhom
knives Back gsmmon and Chess, and y tnous-
and other beautiful articles suitable Tor holiday
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT have a very
choice collection of Juvenile Books, American
and English Standard Poets, History, Biog
Apply, Prayer Books and Bibles of all sizes and
prices. 80, -.
A great variety of Games for the little folks
and many other things too numerous to mention;
New styles Papeteres Of the finest Paper and
Envelopes, in beautiful boxes; Stereoscopes
and Views; Prangs celebrated Panel Chromos
and Christmas and New Year Cards; Dressing
Cases, very handsome, all sizes.
NV assortment of choice goods at very low
prices is not tqualed in tho State, and cordial
invitation is extended TO call snd examire said
stock. [dec III GEO. E. FRENCH.
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The well known house of
HENRY B-RENGLE
NO. 129 KING STREET,

OFFERS CHRISTM GREETINGS AND
CHRISTMAS EATINGS TO
THE 2 PUBLIC.
be is now in receipt Of fresh stock OF Fruits
Bopbons, Caromels, Candies, Nuts and Contec-
tionery. No stale stock--all fresh and crisp.
CHRISTMAS CAKES A SPECIALITY of
this establishment His rooms, already Tiled,
IRE replenisEed morning and evening from his
large bakeries that will be kept in full blaat
during The soason Cakes are furnished cheaper
than they can bs made at hone.
MA~lce Cream, Water Ices and the best Pics
in town always ready or furnished to order
dec 1S--tf
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rOMkuPATHIC CHOCOLATE and AL
IL KEITH HkEPTA for sale by
noy9 &. VIM. RAMSAY.
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DAMNED TOMATOES and PEACH ES
~ just received by ,,,,,1
nov ~ y. v y y. MILD Y ~.
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FOB THE HOLIDA Us.


CHRISTMAS GOODS IN VARIETY.
Thursday, Deer. q, 1876.
We call attention to q choice lot OF Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, Notions, &C.. received with.
in the last few days, viz: Square and Long
Shawls, Closks, new style Skirts, Ladies' and
Mems Handk kerchiels and Gloves of every de-
scription, Silk Scaris and Ties, very pretty
Collars and Cuffs Hosiery, Corsets: Suspenaers
meres, Vestings, Fiannels, Blankets, Water.
proofs and Dress Goods ever offered By u.s.
r Hoomes. ID. +. BRASHEAR,
w Fl p Berkley, No. 100 King St,
T Hieron;mus, dec 20 Alexa., Va.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS.
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IL largely to nv stock Of Fancy Goods many
articles suitsbe tor Holiday Presents. ScArts
Of sil kinds Jewe'ry, Linen Handkerchiefs in
boxes, Collsrs. Cuffs, &C., Perfumery and Toilet
Articles, Silk Handkerchiefs and Crsvsts, Kid
and Castor Gloves. Special attention, is called
to my stock of Kid Gloves, as 1t is undoubtedly
the largest and pest assortment ever offered In
this city. Also Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins,
Necklaces, Chains, Charms and Studs, Travel
ing Sstchels, &C. My stock is varied, and can
not be enumerated in an s'vortisement The
nublic are invited to call and examine:
doc IA c.. G. BERRY, II King st.
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TT LIDAY 60 . d ) :.

ENGLISH. FRENCH, WEST IN Ola, MID
ITERKANEAN AND AN hRlCAN
GOODS FOR THE HOL.
lDAY TRADE.
Malaga Grapes, Raisins, London layer, loose
Muscstel, Va,encis layers. in half, whole and
quarter boxes Mat and ,ultsna 1eedless' layer
Figs in , lb, 4 lb anI 10 ID boxes, Figs IN fancy
baskets, Apple, Peach, Pear and Plum Butter,
finest Leghorn Citron, Lemon Peal Zante Cn1- ~,
rants, Almonds, Pecsns, English Walnuts, Fill.
berts and Palm Nuts Genuine English Plum
puddng the most delicious srtss syeF Oer?d
i ID m and ID lars, Dry Stem Canton Ginger in
and / ID ptgs English and American Pickles,
Sardines, Queen Olives, fine French ard Italian
Oil, Italian Oil, Italian and Swiss Maccsroni
Pineapple, Edam and Sapssgo Cheese, Canned
Fruits and Vegetables the best brand, Havana
Oranges and Malaga Lemons. We are selling
at low figures, and would advise those who in
tend purchasing to buy ut once and not run the
risk OF the present advancing tendency OF the
market. GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
Fine Grocers No. l66 & ITO King st,
dec aim Alexandria, Virginia.
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dec s
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MEDICINES.
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR r

| PURELY VEGEIABL
| Is harmless,
| Is no drastic violent medicine.
| Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
| Is no Intoxicating beverage
| Is faultless family medicine,
| Is the cheapest medicine in the world
Is given with safety and the happiest results
To- the most delicate infant.
| Does not interfere with business,
Does not disarrsnge the system,
Takes the place Of Quinine and Bittcrs Of eve
ry kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
ASK the recovered Dyspet tics, Bilious suf.
ferers, victims Of Fever and Ague, the mercu.
rial diseased patient, how they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good sppetite--they will tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
The cheapest purest and best family medicine
in th Q world.
1t contains four medical elements. never
united in the same happy proportion in any
other PREPARATION viz gentle Cathsrtlc, q
wonderful Tonic, an unexccptonsbie Aitera-
tive and certain corrective Of al impurities OF
the body. Such signal success hiss attended its
use, that il IL now regarded Us the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all Disease of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen
As Remedy in Mslarious Fevers, Bowel
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression,
ReSLleSSneSS, Jaundlce, NAUSEA, DICK deauacuc,
Colic, c. nstipalon and Biliousness
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION AS there are number of lni-
tations offered to the public, we would caution
the community to buy no Powders OF Prepared
Simmons Liver Regulator unless in our en-
gravvd wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
Signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine, Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved me many doctors bills. !
use it for everything it is recommended and
never knew it to fail; have used it in Collie
Grubbs with my Mules and Horses, giving them
about halt bottle at q time. | haVe not lost
one that gave it to- You can recommend it to
every one that has stock rs being the best medl-
cine known for all complaints that horse flesh is
heir to. +. T. TAYLOR,
sept Agent for Grangers OF Georgia
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ACON-Plsin and Sugar cured Shoulders
ID and Breakfast Bacon received by
novS DAVY s HARMON.
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C,PECIAL CLOAK NoTlCE-thn d"i1Hnd
y for Cioaks YVES 50 unexpectedly is's" ias-
,,,ooi. tbut we sold out q l.rg9 nuFnUcr OF those
sant ~ 10 select rom, md nave ord.red IN the
same w.y. We Can give speclal Inducements
hnln in ryiccs and variety while they are here.
Good Biack Beaver C.otn ~ ) 80
nnv l3 II. G SLAiMAkER 60.
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5. DEALHAM'
50 King street.

sks-To THE l4ADlES.-We e have just received
a fine assortme ent of Gentlemen's, Boys and
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers, suitable for the
holidays, which will be sold at prices to suit the
times. [dec 81 WADDEY, "A King st.
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r A AMSAY
Corner. King and 81. Asaph sts.

rHRISTMAS IS COMING!-Ncw Benuti-
" full, Rare and Unique Goods for the Holi-
nnnninp at
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ALEXANDRIA VA WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27 1875.
DIR Y GOODS.
c,HIRTS OF MASONVILLE COTTON.

CHIRTS OF MASONEILLE COTTON.
1900, Linen in Bnsoms and Laundried: 81
Sl.25. A job lot cf 20 boxes just received. The
cheapest Shirt We hsve ever sole.
dc - H. &. SLAI NJ 4 ne * 90.
ATECk WEAR At REDU CED PRICES.
jus: ooened SCAHFS that we hal been sell.
ing at s 81 r. duccd SO thu! we can sal Them
dec ~ HC SLAYMAkER 60.
NEW AND CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
~ December - 1876.
We re 'eiyed to-day Few style Q: the=p
Dress Goods, VIZ: PORTl a, PEERLESS and
BAGSHAW. AID sell them at l2tc per yard
very nnsirable. We have n few very hnnG'ome
CLOAh:5 in stock, which We sell sell III aDou:
cost.
j. I. BRASHEAE,
Il, 3. Hoomes. No. lO9 King street.
dec - Aieyanh7m, Va
T'HE FEW cLoAAs STILL On HAND
MUST BE SOLD,
and you can buy almost At
YOUR OWN PRICE,
AS we do not intend to carry over one single
Cloak if price will sell them.
DRESS GOODS AT CLOSING PRICES,
and TEN CENTS OFF OK EAUE DOLLA&
for the cash
dec Il Fl. c. SiA NJ hrh 20.
, 1876-05-11

bo division Of sentiment In tho Club. A large
numher Of those present wcro not pleased with
the organization cfle ted last week, anil wished
To elect ntllcr otlltcra for tic Club. Upwards
Of two hours WIS spent in unscemly wranglng
on lila point. The result wak TINT the old ,f1i-
ccrs were retained. About thirty ncw rnc,nbcra
%cro admitted, anil the meeting adjourned.
EfNItTf WARD.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee Of tho
Republican Club of the Eighth Ward wa. hcl,l
nt No. TO Dluo Island aycnno last evening,
rIflip 4. uoyno Eu the chair, anil Nj. Barrett
Secretary. Tho oh!ect Ut tho meeting was Il,
luke the preliminary steps for nominating t.:c.
gntcs To the County Convention, an4 u seturo
u full vote at tho primary election.
Mc.'rs. Maddox, Cau!neld, and Manner vero
appointed d committee to suggest fifteen names
fr"In which cigtlt shpulu bc chosen week lIcucu
ny delegate ticket.
MesHtg Barrett, Sliannon, and He'll were MP
pointed ~ tuke the Necessary sle}s to have tic
pare for holding the prlmary changed to Tic
enEino-houso.
The Treasurer Of tho Warl Club reported
that. he llld IN uncxpenled balance Of 81 In Ills
batds, which was authorized to be- expended Il,
giving, publicity to the primary election, print
Ing tickets, ctr.
Tie Committee adjourned for one week,
'yhen II Will meet In conjunction with tic WurI
club.
, 1876-05-11

Mt. swinburno WAS lately expelled from the
Arts Climb in London. Ills 0ffeuse was tho piling
togethrr Of twenty OF thirty hats Of members, and
the tancing Of m Indian war measure OH the top u!
the hcap. lie WI. drunk Ut tic tiu,e, o! courre;
indeed, 1t isa matter of common notoscty thai his
habits arc most unfortunate. Rossctts used 10 h.
his intimate friend, and, after their os,saneemcnt
Indy Inquired how he could benr to give up his
beloved fyihtas. ":Alas madame" Rossctti re-.
plicd, zone grows weary OF carrying cven ones
best friend nr.sta!rs every night" Anothcr lady
expressed her regret that Mr. swInbuEno's habits
were such that she was unable to invite him 10 her
house; l'ossettl aroused her joyful sympathy by
Informing her that the pocthsd quite rcformeA but
only to add, when thg had congratulated him
upon nm event 80 unlocked for and dctirabe: '.IIe
docs not nov get drunk more than i've days out Of
tho week.
, 1876-05-11


ANnIvAEs-Prop J. L. nurd, Milwaukee, light:
achrD. Shaw, 8outf Haven, lumber; scow n. N.
Dunhnm, Union Pier wood; sehr A. Flugger,
graud Haven, lumber; sttnr Corona, Ht, Joe, enn.
dr'ca; Hchr s. q. Andrews, Little Traverse, word;
dchr X. u. King White Lake, wood; ssu,r Chsca.
70, Aanito~oc, sund1ics; scow Magdalcna, Lad.
wigs Tier, wood; acAE Cheney A1nes, Cleveland,
coal; Schr Nellie Isetngton. Cleveland, coal; tcht
Mhj. y. II. Ferry, White Like, lumber; prpp Mia
sourl, Ontonngon, smldrEes: rcow Silver Clond,
1ibrn'' Pier, wood; strnr Muskcgon, Muskc.
gon, sandrles; scbr tn Color, Holland, stayc.;
sehr IMsnbcrtaan, black Crock, lumber; schr Woj.
scow Milton, WHite LAKE, ln,ubci; schr Maiy, iii.
1sMl wo9d; .chE & &Gax Man'stee 1anbgs; .chr
ase .sir ss sn is1 Kenos s1a risxa %
Ge9rge g. Einnsy, oswego, salt; tch! O. i. Pen.
%sssf'n s"'st 's'5 'oe xsy IT, less% aesfjs
ssn sa 'ahs sber Frank ,sh, Gs Gawfo Geck s:ks N:ks
se s lrnIss; s:a! Ra,t %S.keson eH 1a!"Ssf; "ixs
t:I Seli A5tat!e, Muskegon, lambet,, sehr i. i.
ber; sslir !. $. Tchsrda, Ete. coai; sshs chsr.
as ttse G Ane1. f uSsf ss1 w99a die ,es H &
I.uding.on, Lumber; rclr Madison, Nrand uaye,,,,
lumber; sctr Norman, McnonsInce, lumber; sciir
saes usSis snne pc1n .nna "a%s
FfafR1oft, tnmbet; schs FaEhion, Mantstre, 1un-
ber; tchr eardinia, Empire Pier. who'd: tchr
Ehcnczcr, ,1nakrgon, w1od; echr John }cai,
Michigan City, Light; uchr Mngdaen, Grand Haven,
fumhGr.
CIEAnAscEs-stmr Corona, st. doc, 80 kegr
beer atld tnnslflcs; sim! Chicago, n1anitowoc, 81
bundles green hides md snnarcs; eehr achuylkt1l,
Erie, y, 900 bu corn: echr Hurth Cape nnGAlo,
a.l2 bn oatai echr Two Charles, GRIND 1Iuvcnt
30 Ks feed; schr 4. 4 Lnt1, Ford River, 10 tour
poris, ton hrnn: barge comtncrcc, Afcnomo.
ice hundsles; xchr John Matks, Manistee,
snf!drsc:; schr y. s. Skinner, Cedar Rives,
l ic lard, s bfls pork, and . bills beef;
sehr Twin s!xtcrt. Clcyelai!d, IL. 900 b! wheat:
prop n. X. Fafrb1nl. Buffalo, T4,41D bn oats;
prop q: P: Heath, sangntuck, surlrles; schr q.
Shaw, South Haven, brle eat and nnntircA; s,nlr
Ms1ksEo Sns sskego 20 aF' pG5k 10 eFs ~
by CORN, 500 bn eats, 90 brls Aour, oo pkgs lard,
n hsls rosk; 20 hEA whisky; slnIr Annie foun.,
hsh,, 100 tEls vinegar; ::rcl,1 Tr!.Color Holland,
1nndrtes; scow G.. Cmwford. Cascyile, I, ma hi
corn, 20 brn nosk. brla beef tcs lard; prop
EaYoEltc, AenoIMonec 600 lby hpms, II cases lnli.
, 1876-05-11

Fashions changed huadsed years ago ns they do
nov, and perhaps It would be !Apnspit'!c ~ give III,
exact Picture Of the costumes Of different classes Mt
ono given tinc. hut, IT. general, II may be tal,l
thnt gentlemen woro smili clothes, knee buckles,
aud buckled ahoes; cats broad.Hllrtcd, vide.
cnifed, and lacc.rutIed, !n Of brown, graz, elascs
over The pockets; cooked hats, amp, in many cascs
wigs and powdered ha!E,, The small swurl was il
and gold and silver laco, nltl slowy buttons, wrru
rrsoric1 to by pattIelans on important occasions
The lstses n!ade up tAel: sllk., and sa,Ina, and
srned, ret OF with runlc and Tafou.ly pattrrllr,l
aud bcdccicd, according 10 the style q! the hni..
They spent much time up.n their hair, and the Ut.
ranEcnc!t OF tlo ead'drss for tue great rar;y nt
grind bn!l Was very complicated opcrutan.- n.-Ud.
uard Att0tt4 "Rerofutf7aary I7Hes."
, 1876-05-11
1Efw Much Dutter We Make and Consume.
Ht16 JorE Gr1ftr.

Statistics originally complied hers somc twr
yeara since. ind hrtt published by tho Butter an,
Cheese Exchange. place the number ef milch cows
In tho United States at H. tpU 600, and credit them
with product Of IN reni,a numbers, ], 400, 900.
900 pounds Of butter: They were arrived at 1rat
BY MI estimate n,nde by nn old and very intelligent
Inter merchant Of thia city, who llns given much
thought and study TO tho subject and whose inyrs.
legations I'D to tho following calculation: That Of
our poru at[on, i. 0u0, 000 woull consume ono
pous! Ut butter cach per week; 10 OuU 600 would
consume tllren- -qHastoss Of pound each; 10, 0OO
900 would consume one-ha1f II pound each, and
10, 000, O00 Won!d consume o1c.guarter Gf n
pound, making total consunption Hf !. U40. 600. j.
0> by 81, 600, 600 people, Tliis, It Is calculated
Ia for tblo llre alone, and third ls nIhcd fnr
ticH of icarly l. 400 600, 700 pounds, tlodlegcucu
being Malp up by tho expGrts.
, 1876-05-11
Delegates to the National
Convention Uni1-
structed.
A Corp0rnl's Guard Of Greell-
hackers Meet at Mad
isOI, Wis.
They Build a Platform and Nominate
Judge Davis for President.
Darnum tIlo Democratic Nominee for tho
Connecticut Scnators1,ip.

TIE HON. G. 3. FAIlWELL.
AN EXPLANATORY LETTER PROM HIN.
10 ne Editor ef The Tribune:
CHICAGO, May 0.-1nasmuch rs there Is como
Misrepresentation, desire to give you the facts
and points In tho Into contcstel-clcctiou case
wherein was ono Of tho partEes:
Le Moyno clalmcd tho First Precinct Of tho
Twentieth Ward should bo thrown out for
fraud, and he produced before the Notar.cs
twcnty,scvcn voters Of this precinct who sworo
that they votcd for lin. And in Ills frat brief,
he showed by this process that he was elected
by eight majority.
My attorney, III his brief, for tho snkc of tho
argument, md that none Of Le Moynots dc.
mulH's should bo nado matter Of dispute mt
all, agreed to Ills statement OF lla case rs I,e
had ula1o It out fur himself. That left ono
point only to bo settled by the Committee, viz, !:
the Poor-ilorse vote; and upon thts VOTE, and
this voto only, WIS tho case decided.
Kimberly, tho Warden, Lo Moync's witness, tlat
furty-ttcc paupcrs, sent fruni tc city uput tho
plysician's certificate 10 said Kimberly,
who were MT residents Of Norwood
TINT theao pal,pers did not fcsIde ut Norwood
Park. II they did reside, there they could elect
all the officers Of that torn, levy tic ta1cs and
.rpcnd them. And we clai.ilcd Tint these votes
should mt DO counted. II they Ind not been
sounted tho contestant would not lave been
elected. But tl!c Confederate majority orcr-
ruled the decision OF our Supreme Court,
counted these paupcra, and e|teted Lo Moyne Tho
,coplo did .ot elect him. Under tic circunl-
tances, Is II not pertinent to inquire whether or
lot tho contestant did not ngrec, for this re-
nrkable decision, to wear the Confederate COL
nri
have written this note TINT my constituents
n nv know llow they iapn,en1 to lc 1nlsrcprcsclt.
, 1876-05-11

A visit wat, II few dnys no, pali to the grnvo ot
tho late Joeph aulbora byn jfitn<<s reporter. Il
WAS With aificnlty that tho grave could be- picked
Ing mound. ~ Is usuul1, tho c4sc, It VIVA de-
Pressed several tnches belov the sHrfacr, though
allcd in. No l,eadstone ar monument nlarIs ,Ic
spott md IL wears general air uf neglect. Near
n.y. woru tho pieces Ut atadtmo GuIb0Etl's CROSS
arllntercd, muddy, and wcllwhIttlel up by c,lrua-
ity hunters. 1t ii now prop.seil to nlusk ont The
boundaries Of 1ibo,ds lot, md scak subscriptions
III order tu detrUy thu cost It 4 new aud durable
monument to bc plAced oysr tho grave Of tle de-.
CcsauJ htint4r.
, 1876-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
wISNEnAGO COUNTY, ILL.

6pfc1dI Ulsp1fch 10 Tho Tribune.
RocEFoRD, III, Alay 10.-pursuant to tho call
OF the Republican County Centrul Committee,
tho Republicans OF Winncbugo County met ii,
County Convention ut Rockford to.lay for tho
purpose Of elect[ng delegates to represent sai,l
county III tho State Republican Convention,
to be held ut Springfield hluy a,
delunct Postmaster aud others to change the
course Of tho tide, but 1t rolled oyer and left
them with sad minority.
Tho following delegates to tho State Conycn-
tlon wcre clccted: A. Dfal.a1n, E. Smith,
Chairman; u. +. Lea, N. c. Ttloin,,-
son, D. J. Stewart, Jas, s. Cowul,,
H. r. Coles Eyans B1akc o. c. Town, Il. T.
Lave, mud w. T. AGkerly.
Though not pledged to any one, It Is fully
understood tlat they are for Harlow, md ttat,
on uoyctnor, they stand eight for Bevcridgo
The Ccntrul Convention for the ensuing year
was also elected, and consisted of tho following
persons; p. J. Stewart, DMrand Gilcs, anu G.
Hard, ot G4ilfora; G.. Il. uollfster, Of Rock
L. Smith, Thomas G. Lawlrr, und Ja,nes Fer
guson, ct Rockford.
AT Il mcating held afterwards, A. 1rahan E.
Smith, for two years Chairman, resigned mud JAS.
Committee also agreed tn cAl! the County Con-
yention foE the notninatton Of county officers
ea!1r,hIdtay, !rht, y, June u.
opc a Tuventon o', toaay waa an unusually good
W ~, ~. tns s. asSgatt1 appointed wero eompoaed
ot our oes1 snd most honore1 citizens.
s,,..io, blSlo!ls bMlDtAasAr4kls~; o. ~
Isp1AN1roI;s +spsfSS MS1 70 1M Ttaoa1s: R.-.,,,a
onsuc iilc caInna,pn hero to.ntu,,t iw eaas
mnctInr al liz, Ars3;rm~ ~ RjusfG a,ys Y .as
the iIon. Jonutaan W q Gordo,. c"aMtn ~ "
Attorn1y f;ensrnl lila sna|i, ,.as ~. , lUF
lengthy ;scussion of lin tiiInrena ~ ha,,xn", anu
tho two parties md the issucs invoSed III" IN H.
nnuiinr canvass. Il VII, r" ~, ~ ~ t uao
!oiTn 5tn'mrnt iv H. w etttEaateu M aa Gaanl'
nIIE} nn.it}.o, ' y %"' S''A1o een''a' eons'
, 1876-05-11

II mosquitoes or otler bIood-euckcrs fnfest ons
sleeping room. at night, VIC nncusk bottle Of the
nor will they return lung as thu air In Tic Soo,l,
u !lnprtEnalcd with tho flnIrs Ut lint aromatic
herb. II rats cnte! tue cellar, little powered
and scattered In their runwnJr never falls 10 drive
them AWAY, Cayenne pepper will Keep the buttory
and store room free from ants cockrnaehcr. If
dwelling, .Aiurate rug With cayenne In rolufton,
and stun II into the hole, which can be repaired
Win ciihef wood or mortar. No rat Or tnousc Will
ever cut That rng for the purpose Ut opcniug com
munieatiun With depot OF supplies.
, 1876-05-11


During The thunder ntorn yesterlny nock of
m1tfleh and changed their eourre many times, hut
turned to thu north after each change. When over
lirhtnihs wss seen 10 sttike ,iownwarl from Iarra
eioad. and one OF fhe gee-c dropped as ii shot
~ =tscrxcr ran to the spot where the Yoo,e was
dinner. Cpon arriving on The rrot be innnl what,
wltl!nut question, was on3 Of tho most cuttons
freaks thai that mont tubtle If fluids etef pinyG
The gnotn had a scared ond burned hole extending
from thc sack iown th'ougb..lhc body. there hefng
~ but tht The tlcctric bolt pasted throug
tho flying 'lrl: Tho feather. were son1ewh1t ring:
tti, tEtgh not much AZ might haye been expgct-
eil., Thc blr1 was ri.own to several persons Us a
curiosity. our reporter arnnng tho number, all
agreeing as tn the Iunnnrr o! It's death.
, 1876-05-11

7 ,i{aftIpAfA C0fTflpo7fNff U7s7o7 3oafndl..
u 4" a curious medley II uat!onalsles. There
,rt. two lrllrate span!ds,. wrapper! !n long
houks, ruch " ons sess aaas!S sh ana Valencia:
~ Il hluuIu and turly trnar, who refuses 10
,,n,1.rrtand their hints tohahgs Ia seal aud allow
then. 10 lii together. o'a,e sans lido Of shs eur
rnnts Will green collars, aich tho 0ryn.aus and
sscan.liMayisn so usiyeF.,y alopt when they 10
a5roai: These roy and altny soas Of the North
talked In loud voices, a. 70 dld tao Bpan,ard.,
Isyund tho Bwclcs sat nnpslish youth, Ut downY
chin. fanltlcsa urlhtel,. md sixteen shll!ia
ttoSee1e. Ia thettnsE VA daekay. rolling ii
, 1876-05-11
LQck Bspllal, cor. washington L Prapkul-s(s
DIR. CLARKE.

Edtablhl!el Ia lB5l- You ~ adytpcl 70 ear,
sul1 ;ee celebrated Dr; Ciaske,. lS0 South Clnrk.
Csse Indies consult ali 1frcguiarsticy md ill.,
cases, With tho sasurpnco Of speedy relief. Gle.
hsated FSMals Pills, 81: 70 te1t1a strong $5l ps1
Nsendhtamp for "BatsgulstI Of Health"
sY Victims Of Self.AbunU send two stanps f2r
mntk , ga Nervous and Sexual DIsca4es. Iuticnts
tfeatea auecessfu!iy by letter and Mr,ltcnFs sent
sygryMl1ers secutg fron observation. Home Board
s"9 NufsG ssn r9f ratlcnts ca Of write UoeE
", Chicago NV o9NtA e'asA :"