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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-15

If some system were adopted BY our
iiye department by which the location Of
ire could be Immediately determined
by the alarm it would be OF material bene.
lit and increase the efficiency OF the dec
partment. An illustration of the be-
wIldeling effect of the present system was
giving yesterday, when people ran in a
dozen different directions in search Of
the fire.
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We also call a,lcn,ontp
Boot and Shoe Department.

Wht! Boots from SlCoo..o So from
&Ll 500 tTrIi,
m We Wod FAY the pa, ,t We adopt his rule making bay
b Cu'y right
G T chang ana should not pay 1--WE cents or@n article which should be
bought or 1e cents We are determined sell The
sales $500 " ",
. Parties ron ne country WHO buy small job family
calling only
call Prices subject "a change market
AGENTS MIAMI POWDER
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still presiles at the corner OF seven,
teeth street aud Washington avenue,
and has as usual fine variety OF dress
inc cases and parlor suits and calls spe.
clal attention TO ns nuelo OF camp and
folding chairs.
Come, LOOK buy, pay and then fall TO
the rear TO make room tor the next Gus,
toner. I'm.
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New IsarDerSnop.

Mr. George Wise, tonsonial artist, late
with Conrad Alba, the sixth street bars
Der, has opened 4 shop Of his own on
Ohio l.eyee Two doors above the Planter
House. Mr.. Wise is n frst~class barber
and a clever gentleman. and in his inter,
course with his patrons is always atten.
tive and courteous. His shop is fitted up
in fine style, and he asks his old friends
and acIuaintanccs 10 give him call.
OWN,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-15

LIPERKINs has apparently lit reports
be true been making an aggresrlous ass
of himself. lie has been lecturing for
some time past in the vicinity of Du
Quoin, and recently, in letter to an
eastern paper, spoke of the people Of
Southern Illinois in an ungentleman!y
and untruthful manner. As q natural
consequence Mr.. Perkins is now asked to
stand up and explain the meaning OF his
letter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-15

No other medicine in g.. world wa,
ever given sG.a rest q. curative
qualities rs Boschec German syrup.
In three years two milGo IT lundred
thousand small bottles OF this medicine
were distributed free ct charge BY drug
gists in this country 10 those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, Sc,
we're Coughs, Pneumonia and other dis.
eases oil the Throat and Lungs. giving
the American people undeniable proof
that German syrup will cure them. The
result has been that druggists IN every
town and village in the United States are
recommending it to their customers. Go
to your druggist, and ash what they
know about IT, Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size - cents. Three losc- vii
relieve any case.
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LOOK OUT!

The turner's viii give n Grand Ball
at their Hall on New Wears evening.
Admission. Sl,00,
They know now % don.
CoMIITIEE,
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FRANCE Is at last to lie governed by
the will OF the people. MacAlahon has
finally submitted to the inevitable, and a
new cabinet has been formed.
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MONDAY, JANUARY ss,h, ls75

mon tIc1N Court, rendered al us Septtm YER rrm
lS77 in the action Of j. II Terrelrs AdmIn,trl-
PENDANTS, | viii on
MONDAY, JANUARY 9a,h, ls75,
being County Court dayl, a. the Court House
doc. 10 Biandy,llg, KY, sell to The highest bidder,
a credit Of o. y, is and = months, the following
described propcry viz
Front lots Nos } T. and 9, fronting on the Ms
.issippi river Lot No 3, con tanning 10 acres, Lot
10. !, c0nIaInin. ~ acres, and lo. Not contain
~. ia acreS--lying ~ the town oil Fillmore ~ The
i,rmuuns Of the y. .. S. l.. L. and CTcag g
Rlilroad, opposite Cairo, Illinois, Also back Lot
No. ?, which is subdividld into two lots, the one
containing 2ls acres, the Other containing ls-Jq
acres, the whole lying in IN: Peter Sheppard sur
vcy in Ballard County, Kentucky, which was di-
ylcd INFO the lots aforesaid by w II. Reeves
Commissioner Of this court, and Tor a more psrtic-
uar description of the lots Aforesaid reference i.
here made 10 the 'ato' Division file in this case.
Also the following tracts Of land, viz.-Lying in
Ballard County, near PldGeens Old Mill, being
the land sold by J \. Terrell 70 William Pidgeou
and bought back by f.. II. Terrell under a judy
m,u. llr the pulcha5emOney Lying on the waters
Of Shawnee creek, beginning at = stake large red
oak, two hCkuries and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner, thence north BE west IA poles 70
white oak with sweet gum, white YAK and ash point.
es', corner with Thomas Barlow, thence nouh ltl
poles 20 aStaEc with hickory, small black gum p
uu-' standing rs pointers east bank vi 4 Brallh
corner with j II. Icuelis land, thence south - z
cast las a poles to a stake with ,wo white oaks a,
pointers, corner j H. Ierrels land, thence ! q
poles 10 the beginning containing no acres being a
part OF The land conveyed by Cassus NJ. Clay to j.
II. Terrell, and part Of the survey patented 10
Col. John llAniss, the same has been iyid,d into
two lots Nos and =, by the Commissioner 9i0re-
sold which report Vi division is On file and here
rclyued 70. The purchaser will be required TO give
bond with good security, bearing interest from
Jay Of sale, having force Of rspeWn bond on when
execution NAY issue when due
Til, 3rd day Of December, 1875.
&. : MBRsHALL, I'D NLCO~,
G.. W, RrFvEEs, -. u. RESyr,,
Attorneys. Commissioner.
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LOOK LOOK !,
PETTIS 4 BIRD,

Corner nth street and Washington
avenue have the best selected stock Of
staple aul fancy Srocoricsin The city, so
call on them md get your Christmas
supplies at
BOTTOM PRICES.
also a large lot oftoys will be sold at cost
10 close out, Fire works soIlyory cheap.
~,
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New York Store!
Old Reoalc and Cheapest Store in SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
Largest General Stock in the City!
s,s ST., and commercial, avenue. CAIRO ILLINOIS.
NEW DEPARTURE IN BUSINESS
Goods from this Date to be Sold Cheaper than evor

Remember we toHay adopt the full goods very
closet giving the and Every
ing their change and not charging five cents for three of ood
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OH Bulleiin,

ST. LOUIS libel case resulted in a yer-
dict for the defendant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-15

On Dec. 2lst. grand masquerade ball
will be given at Klugc's Hail under the
auspices OF number Of tie young gcn>
tlemcG OF tli. city The best music that
can be procured will be in attendance, snd
it proposed by the managers to make
the ball the most successful Of the season
in point OF enjoyment, As the .niiia-ory
masquerade OF The year there Is no doubt
but what The attendance viii be- large;
and as the larger the number, the more
the pleasure at a bah mask, We Go not
hesitate to predict good time for those
who attend. The following are the com.
mlttec OF arrangements:
VIM. Nen,
Geo. ". Fraser
Geo. NJ. Fry,
Ed, DezOnia,
Claude Winter.
Pptr, who wish to attend can pro,
cure mn, Is Il Dan Elortm
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DRY GOODS.

Prints yard 81 and 1c Muslin per yard. Sc. Fanes from 10
oc yard Jeans IRON IL to soc Tckg yard
Ladies Hose {. Cotton,
thread per spool &C. Fan nc OF Gents underwear
largest ne Of staple and fancy Goods southern Illinois,
all guaranteed the lowest. '
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No matter what may be tho extent ~ your suffer.
ing try one Of these Plastcrs Relief Il ifStdH,qae-
our possession. Bear IN mind that tho most impor.
tan dscoyeriCs In pharmacy date back less than ten
years, and that combinations OF gums and essences
Of plants md shrubs nrn herein united with Flee.
trcity TO form curative Plaster, IN soothing heal.
Ing and strengthening properties far superior TO
all other PMstCrs heretofore In Wv w the beIelilg
physician Is 10 tho AoTBe.legCh,
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prccedonted and as the powers given 10
the committee by II may be used elective
ly ia the existing contest between Mr.,
Conkling and the Administration, give
il IN full ant ask your readers 10 make u
note oft.
RCs0lred, That Committee Of seven
Senators be appointed Ly the Chair TO
inquire and report whether any, and iiso
| what measures can DO DEVISED 10 promote
commercial intercourse with Mexico, and
TO establish Just and peaceful cons
dltion OF affairs ON the borders Of this
country ana Mexico, and also to Gscrr-
tain and report the facts touching the
present 90, ernment of Mexico, and that
said Committee have power 10 send for
persons and papers TO confer with the eX-
ccutiye branch Of the government of the
United States, 10 cit during the recess Of
the Senate. aud 10 proceed 70 '.V point
deemed necessary In the pro ,.uion OF
its inquiries, y
MATHEWS SILVER T'Lr.
Senator Matthew's silver resolutions,
TO the effect that all United States debts
may be lawfully paid in silver dollars OF
il2l grains EACH was debated.
Senator David Davis and senator
Thurman are two men OF prominence
about Whose course on silver remone>
tizatiOn there has been doubt among
the people. They are now both among
the most earnest advocates OF the meas.
IRE. The resolution of Mathews was not
voted on directly yesterday, but on a test
vote there were 10 senators for silver and
Is against. The resolution is couver>
lent one, does not require any executive
action, and has no legal force,
Many senator's yesterday presented re.
titlons from women and Others tayoring
an amendment OF the constitution pro.
hibiiing states from denying the right Of
suffrage to citizens on account Of sex,
NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS,
Tie committee on commerce OF tie
senate have reported unlaYOrably on two
Of the New \ ork Custom House uOmiua.
lions, and tayorably OH one. This Is the
work Of Senator Couhling, chairman,
with whom joined all the Republican aul
two Democratic members OF the commit,
tee. tits most likely the senate will follow
tie Committees recommendation What
the administration will do about il
whether send In new names or allow
Mr. Couklng's friends to rctgla their
places without lWtncr mo,cslat.oH-is
not known,
fLELING OF me rRGsS
The warfare Of the Nati1Jtai RepuJlic7r
radical organ, on the administration, is
very earnest. That paper of the 18th
inst, contains a long, able and exhaustive
editorial on the public faith,
contrasting the action OF the govern
ment towards the bondholders ana the
citizens ofthe United states who hold
claims against the government. II shows
that while the nation pays with prompts
ness its contracts with the bOndhOlders,
itrcpldiates every other species of con.
tract Tie article is particularly severe
on Secretary Sherman tor his expressed
determination to pay nothing, which he
is hot forced topay. This article should
be republshod in every paper OF the
country. Dem.
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SANFORD's RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests Tho corrodlng discharges
In Catarrh but BY sympathetic action, Il restores TO
eound health all tho organs q the head that have
become afectcdby Il, and e1lloI. any Vi the follow
ing afecti0ls.-
Defective Eycsfght, Unframed and NIattery
Eyes, Painful and Watcry Eyes, Loss of
Hearing, Eurachc, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in tho Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
nche, Pains in the Temples, Loss of the
Senses ofTaste and Smell, ElongatiOn OF
the Uvula, inflammation of tie Tonsils,
Putrld Sore Throat, Fielding or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding Of tho
Lungs.
Each package contain. DR.. Sanforls Improved
fnhaing Tube, WI. fun and carefully prepared di.
rectiousiO use IN al eases, Price 81. For sale by
al wholesale and rctal druggists and dealers
Throughout tho United stairs and CanadHs. WI EKS
& POTTER, GgneraiAge4.s uld Wholesale Drug.
gsts, Boston, Mas.
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FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently curod--nO humDug-Dy ont
months usage OF DR., Goularl's Celebrat
ed Fit Powders, 70 convince sufferer,
That these powders viii q an We claim im
them, We viii send thon by mail, POI"
paid, free trial box. As DR.. Goulard },
the only physician that has ever made this
disease . special study, and as 20 oul
knowledge Thousands have been parma.
nently cured by the use uf these powd .re,
we will guarantee permanent cure "
every case, or refund You all money eE.
pended. AL sufferers should Hyc thee
Powders an early triDl, and be convince
OF their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 81, or 4 boxes Iol
$40, sent by mail TO any part OF United
states or Canada on receipt OF price, or w
express, Z. .. ID. Address,
ASH g. ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, y, Y.
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LOOK AT OUR PRICES.

We below Remember stock goods
gpl regular change made:
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Abg'o Woods Fever Pills
Wholesale and Retail. at Dr. Woods Prices
German Syrup and August Flower,

German Syrup and August Flower,
Homeopathic Medicines.
Irish, French and American Clues
Gelatine for Table USE Very Cheap
Shoulder Braces for Ladies and Gentlemen
The Best Trusses All Styles
Coarse and Fine Combs, and Hair Brushes
Shoe Backing, Stove Backing
Buy Copperas, Blue Stone Indigo, Madder,
Wax Flower and Artists Materials
French English and American Perfumery
All Kinds Of Almanacs Free to All
The Best Extract of Buchu,
The Best SarsaparIIa and Blood Purifier
'omans' Asue Pads, Woods Pills
Malaria King, and all Ague Medicines
Quinine, Smiths Tonic Kress Tonic,
Nursing Bottles, Gum Nipples and Rubber Cloth
Feather Busters and Counter Brushes
Writing Paper Envelopes, Pens and Ink
Paper Bags Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Shoe Backing, Shoe Dressing, and Stove Polish
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.cOlLIHs'E'Es.
VoLTAIc PLAsTERs

II Eectro.Ghl~nnlc Battery, combined with
IA q highly hcd.catcd Plaster, forming tho
Hrsndest curative agent IN the world 81 medicine.
and utterly Furpasslg all other Pasters heretofore
"a use. They accomplish more IN one week than
me OLD Pastors IL q whole year. They do I9t pa.'
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ily.uslancc Of judgment Of McCpckon C5u-
mon Pleas Court, RENDERED at its September Term
lS77, in the action Of j. II Terrell'5 Administers
tor plaintiff agGnsIJ. II. IsuelPs heirs, ei-., de-
PENDANTS. | viii on
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49,
Geo. N. Fraser,
Geo. NJ. Fry,
Ed, DeZOnia.
Claude Winter.


Pprtir, who wish to attend can pro,
cure mn. Is Il Dan ElNrtm 3.
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SOLD Dy DRucGlsTShTsl Per BOTTLE,

prenarci br I2. v. PIERCE, NJ. d., Solo
Proprietor, ~ tie WORLDS DIspENsARY,
NuGalO, ". \,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-14
The Approach Of Autumn.

m
ne, a' -
a. ~ an o'ns' WIN "a
seu p'S' "e urs
60 80 -
- ,ho
N-
- 'N' -, h,o,..hr
W - ianan;5
- a.o,on,r rodncod
90 s,,noi0b'
- - a.uo,;na anuu,or beots
ne -" - 10 woo,hor tbo
- 1900, lei . .norrr which
raa noou iaoLinn d,rino the cheated
- ~ ,ho ,,hoIo rbys;co1 and
u,on,,, svstor soems 70 fool = fresh tide
81 naw health and vigor The ret,,rn
Of COO, weather is in itself nleasant.
and n 10 unwbolesome orIv in the
unconscious Il ,watens If the long cold
dark winter of which the first tonch of
aptpmnal weather 10 the far
h u,armer clotb;ng which This cool
cb,noe has bro,gbt into reouisition ia
hordiv ,;Lelv m be cb,poed aoain for
| thinner STYLES for upwards of EIGHT long
mo,tbs Mora than ,,vo-tb;,5s of tho
entire wear ia marked in this climate bv
the use of warm clothing: and for more
than half of the vear -overcoats and
woolens are n necessity. Yet no small
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-14
American Mnrksmen.

Our American marksmen are fast
developing heretofore undiscovered pos
sibilities in l%ong-range rifle shooting,
and it will soon be necessary to increase
the distance or lessen the size of the
targets to get a fair test of their
proficiency. In the practice at Creed
moor, where the New Workers go to
see the craftsmanship of the British
and American teams, in their work at
''getting their hand in, some remarka-
BILE shooting was scored last week, but,
though it excites establishment in New
York, it has been beaten, lately, by
American marksmen who are not
members of the selected team. During
last weeks! shooting General Dakin, the
captain of the American team, made
the highest Creedmoor score ever re-
corded-2l5 out of a possible 225. Col.
Dudley Selph, of New Orleans, aston
ished the crowd by making fifteen
Observation-Disclosures, ora perfect score,
ut 800 yards, and II and Ga on the 900
and 1000 yard range-a total of 2l0.
Eight out of ten members of the
American team made over 200 points.
This is unequaled ut CreedmOor. The
British marksman did not do so well,
but they had not got 'tthe hang" Of the
range, and were moreover unused to
such intense heat.
Colonel Dudley Selph, of New
Orleans, (who ought to he on the
American team recently made II
record of 2l9 points out of a possible
225, and, since his achievement, two
members of the American team for the
international match have scored 2l2
and 213 two or three times, while it is
just learned that there is n marksman
in the interior of New York State,
hitherto unknown TO fame, who has
made as good a record rs Colonel Selph.
Mr.. James Ives, Il book keeper in n
bank in Ogdensburg, N. Y, it is said,
made zig, Mt the usual distance, on the
oath of July, since which time he has
shot the usual string of IL shots, nee
at 500 yards, once ut 900 yards on
another day, and again two strings at
1000 yards on a subsequent day, scoring
the maximum of 10, both nc 800 and
900 yards, and making II at each of
the 1000 yard trials. This shooting
becomes all the more remarkable when
it is understood that the scores given
are not picked out, but are the actual
record of all his shooting between and
including the oath of July and the 10th
of August. Within that time he has
scored sos out of a possible 525, good
and bad standing together.
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The Foe of Pam.

The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the sdlration of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LrNMENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
etc., it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. may27-d3tawawGm
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-14

The Louisville Courier-Journal has to
take the New York Sun in hand for
referring TO Postmaster General Key as
'this wretched craven playing the part
of whipped spaniel" This, a Y
W~atterson, is san insult to us alp;
n he says of Keys Southern reyilers:
They are the worst enemies of the
South. But for their jabbering
we should have had peace four years
sooner"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-14

M. We hold well, but We don't hold
'mech. The most pitifui site il nacher
is to . a young man who hez a idee
into him in an old Dimekratic Conven-
shun. It's terrible to see the old
stagers witch wuz sucked on the war of
1872, and weaned on ~Jacksonism,
strugglin to take in anything that hez
happened sence that time and fit it to
themselves. They can't do it.INasby.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-14

Dimocrisy is ez eternel ez the hills
and jist ez immovable. We are ez hard
ez the grant rox. and it takes jist ez
much drillin toRit anything new into
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-02

Bethel Academy, in Fanquier county, Va,
was reopened with 90 stu Tents Oh the grounds,
and others coming It seems to continue stead
lily growing 10 public iaVcr.
Dr. Charles W. Chancellor, formerly Of this
city, but now of Baltimore, was one OF the del.
egates TO the late convention OF the National
Hea til Association in Chicago.
Dir. j. j. Wheat, who proposes residing
hereafter with his son. Mr. Milton Wheat, 10
Baltimore, HIS soll his handsome residence 10
this city TO Mrs. II W. Wheat.
a valuable COW belonging to MIR. John
Paigc., had her tail cut uH close to her rump.
on Saturday last, by train OF cars that passed
over the track on which she Was lyog, near
Girnas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND TOURNAMENT at MARSHALL
W HALL WEDN ESDAY, Oct. 3-Tho fol-
lowing prizes will be competed ror: 1st prize,
emo la7dsomo saddle; "a prize, ono handsome
Brid'e; 81 prize, Whip AMI Spurs. At the con-
pavilion q GRAND FALL. Edmund Burke
esq.,, Of Aexs, Va, will address the knights.
An appropriate coronation address will also be
delivered. Each knight will be required to pay
in entrance 70 oftw (2) dollars, and must ride
und'r title. The steamer Msttanc will leave
King ST wharf at 10 80 o'clock a. IN, stopping
at all intermediate lsnding+. Fare round trip
including admission to the grounds, SOC. Tickets
to be had at the soic OF NJ. Bossart, q south
Fairfax ST., whore tho prizes will be on e1hhi-
ton. oct l-ot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-02

MIR. Henry. The temperance virtues which the
speaker displayed 10 the radical convention that
nominated DIR. johnson for Mayor had been
blotted out, for he raved terribly about the
punch bill, styling the whole late Legislature
as tcetotalcr fools and Tories of TTginta. lie
did not want taxation whether the State debt
vas paid or not. He then delivered funeral
grafton over the republican party, aud closed
calling upon all those present to come forward
again and sign over for fear Of mistake.
Richard Dogao moved to adjourn, but
John Calhoun hlotter, who had reconsldered
his previous declination to speak, was given
the floor, the audience having dwlpdlcd doWn
to a good bakers dozen. His speech was
long abuse of the Colorcd Mems Conscr
yative Club. slurs upon Virginia. and badly
expressed laudation Of the State Of Maryland,
which, he said. he halls from. He abused the
democratic aud republican party, and styled the
oolored people ioo's for not identifying them
selves with him.
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-02
CANAL CD.H.HEKCE.

Arrvod-Roats nj Sandlo,d, j A Alexander,
T Patton, s Henry, b Williamson, K Bender. ID
Stewart T. III Faile and } II Stickney, to Amor.
lean Coal CO.. AMMO and T X Thresher. to w
A Smoot; M Z Tice, to Bla,n Avon Coal 20;
j w Carder, to Halnp and Bait Coal Go; Six
Brothers, X l. Gross and Queen City. to j T
AgEcw s. Go.
departed Boats Il l. Gross, Annie K
Summers, NJ Sandtord, j A Alexander. Thos
Patton, Six Brothers, T l. Threshsr. $ Henry.
Fleming & Motor, l. Bootho, Williamson
Queen City, A Z Green. K l'endor, ID Stewart
and MI FannOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-02

PEnsoNA1.-Mr. &. s. Price, former resi-
dent and druggist of Alexandria, was 10 the
city to day. lie has been for the past three
years clerking for the entcrprisug drug firm OF
Hclphcnstnc Il Bentley, under the Ebbitt
House, Washington, d. Z. His business here
is to introduce medicine for the headache, Of
which Messrs. IL. e. Is. are the sole proprietors,
called "Lodilles Headache Specific" which Mr..
Price says will cure in five to twenty minutes,
and from the reputation he enjoys for truth
and vcracity no one will doubt his word. 1t Is
for sale at all drug stores 10 the city at 500 per
bottle. Sufferers give it trial.