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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-16
WHAT wll se DOME WITH ,o,epa,

Washington, Oct. 1O.-Ihe surrender Of
Chief Joseph To Gen. Miles HIS been . mat.
ter OF congrntulation TO day, both at the
Indian bureau aud the war department.
Secretary McCrary has tclcgrsphed Gen.
Miles a complimentary message In scknowl.
edgment Of the victory. Gen. Sherman
will be uncommonly pleased, - Miles Is his
nephew aud q favorite subordinate. 1t is
regarded here that the moral cffec, OF Chief
Joseph's surrender on Sitting Bull will
make II easy for the commission now on the
way to him to bring him To terms, whereas.
had Joseph escaped capture and gained
British territory, it would have been . taunt
Ia the mouths Of the ladians. The ques-
ton nov troubling the official mind 10 what
shall he done with Joseph: He will be q
subject of discussion at the next cabinet
meeting, when II will he decided whether
he shall be made an example of, as was
Captain Jack Of the Modocs. The terms
Of the surrender are as yet unknown, but
are supposed 10 have been unconditional.
Tie remainder Of the band Of Nez Perces
will be marched back 10 their agency, where
their guns and ponies will be contiscated,
and they will be held as prisoners. They
will not be turned over to the Indian az
thorities for some time.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08

" Forgive me if have asked thee too
hastily, !" he added, falling into her own
mode Of speech, :" but if thee, dost / want
thee for my wife," Yf=.5a+ g. .,s%:..
II have loved thee all my life," was
the clear, low reply. y = - -
Miss Lucille Weston's marriage to her
correspondent, Charles Dessler,z took
place much sooner than she had expected
1t would, at the .residence Through, the
intercession Of her new aunt, sweet Mis-
tress Ruth Weston) Of her Uncle Maj:
rice. ~ ''fi;: : - !~s7%i Fl:t;; q 1'3&'s;
And as soon as the wedding ceremony
was concluded the young couple started
for the home Of the bridegroom's mother,
in Germany. =
And it was there. while in the midst of
the festivities consequent on the celebra-
ton Of her twenty second birthday, that
Mrs. Charles Dcssler's pleasure at receiv-
ing liberal check and forgiveness
from her old home was slightly dashed
by the accompanying news-Uncle Mau-
rice had another, and much nearer,
heir.-Aorgoret Eytenge, in Detroit Free
Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08

neutrality-suspicious. bugs, tramps and travel
can be avoided by buying direct. Five Ton
Wagon Scales. are sold at $50 each. On trial
freight prepaid, by Jones, Of Binghamton, Bing.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08
Wonder Upon Wonder.

= 0ioea Aecay-A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary book, entitled ''THE BOOK OF
WONDERS" Containing with numerous Gu
rio's pictorial Illustrations, the mysteries of
the Heavens and Earth, Natural and Super.
Natural, Oddities, Whimsical, Strange Curiosi-
ties, Witches and Witchcraft, Dreams, Super
stltlons, Absurditics, Fabulous, Enchantmcnt,
&c. In order that all may see this curious
book, the publishers have resolved to give it
away to oil that desire to see it. Address bv
postal caro-, F. GLEASON & Co., 73S Washington
street, Boston Mass
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08
i CHEW
The Celebrated
"Matchless"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
THE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY.
New York, Boston and Chicago.
Rheumatlsm Quickly cured.

0"@t1sn1 VuucKIy CuFed.
Durang's' Rheumatic Remedy, the great
Int nj Medicine win positively any
Price 81 bottle six bottles Is: Sol Y iii
Druggists. Send for circulars to n hen.
slime q Bently, Druggists Washington 49,:
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'S:g3s-l -aass:srssr.~.8ass~sa.I
-..-H0fhar..-

Early one summer morning { {.
Il l2W.tWQ. childrenpass;
TAeirfootsteps slow yet lightsoEsf =
) Scarce bent the tender grass.
sQns, lately out Of babyheod 5 ~ r, {
y Looked DIP with eagoreyos; a1>s - - {
This other watched her wlstfully,
g uo Oppressed with smothered sigh, .,.5te: ::
~. ~ Gee, mother!" cried the little one, ,% .z,,
~ gathered them for you: - =.
The sweetest ho-ers and lilies,
And Mabel has some too" go
!%Hash, Nelly!" whispered Mabel. ,>r,'Es
1--WE have not reached it yet.
Wat III We get there, darling,
It isn't faz, my pet"
.saet 1herev, a..,k;od Nelly. .:4re1 m mo -
ro-the church-yard,'' Mabel said.
mo! not" cried little Nelly, = E-~
And shook her sunny head.
8 +: st Il Mabel whispered sadly, -. p.
We must take them to the grave.
: Come, dAr]ing!' and the childish voice
Tried to be clear and brave.
But Nelly still kept calling
Far up into the blue:
"6ee, mother, ee how pretty!
q q We gathered them for you.* .:
And when her sister pleaded,
AS, She cried-and would not 70;
j., Angels don't live in church-yards,
Nv mother don't, known
Then Mabel bent and kissed her.9
. go be 1t, DEAR" she said;
"We'n take them to the arbor
And lay them there instead.
For mother loved it dearly,
It was the sweetest place!"
And the joy that came to Nelly
r. eho0e up In Mabel's face.
Isaw them turn, and follow
A path with blossms bright,
Until the nodding branches
Concealed them from my sight:
But still like sweetest music
The words came ringing through:
See, mother, see, how pretty!i
We gathered them for YOU"
Nary Aapes Dxlge, st. Nicholas for October
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08

Patentees and inventors should read adycr
tisement Of Edison Bros. in another column.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08
VfAnMA Rn1Ra.

To one quart of flour add two teaspoonsful
of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, sift thoroughly,
put in little salt, and rub tablespoonful Of
lard or butter through thenour; use enough
sweet milk for soft dough, roll out and cut
with round cutter; fold over like turnover,
wctting the edges with milk to make them
adhere; wash over with milk to give them a
gloss, place in pan so they will not touch
each other, and bake fifteen or twenty min
utes. They are delicious.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08
Tarrant's Settler Aperient

TarranTs Se1tZer Aper1cnt
Is household name throughout the United States 1t
Is administered as specific and with success in dys-
persia sick debility liver complaint.
bilious iemittents bowel complaints Especially const
plants peculiar to the and all types Of
hnammaton Sc mild Is it in its operation that can
agreeable 1t to the taste refreshing the pal
all druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08

The editorial staff of the Christian Union
lHoratio G: King, Publisher, ~ Park Place,
New York;, comprises Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher and Rev Lyman Abbott (Editors),
G. L. Norton, John Habberton (author Of
"Helen's Babies" etc., Rev L. ". Bacon.
Mrs. II. W. Beecher, and w. II. Coleman
Price $3. Four months. 81. A serial story
by Mrs. d. B. Stowe will begin in Novcm-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08

The gentleman had Just finished read
ing these lines when down came the
rain in torrents, but he deliberately fold
ed the paper and placed it in his pocket,
buttoned his coat across his breast,
crushed his soft, broad-brimmed hat
over his eyes and turned about in a diff
ferent direction from that which led to
his home.
Through the rain, along the muddy
road, under the wet trees he plodded until
the tinicst Of tiny white cottages doomed
in sight. A pretty little cottage in a
pleasant, tree-shaded lane running off
from the highway until a steep green hill
said: "Thou shalt go no further.' In
front, small, neat garden where tall sun
flowers and hollyhocks guarded the path
way; Virginia creepers and honeysuckles
climbed the front porch and ran wildly
over the gabled roof, and just before the
door row of many colored four-o'clocks
were opening their leaves and flinging q
delicate fragrance upon the air.
The shower, which had been growing
lighter and lighter, ceased entirely as he
entered the garden gate-the birds in the
old pear tree near by began chirping gay
~ to welcome the returning sun, and
glorious rainbow spaniel the heavens.
To the porch Of the tiny cottage came
small slender woman, in a gown of
silver-gray stuff, with a spotless white
handkerchief about her neck and crossed
upon her bosom, and half-knitted stock
ing in one thin, white hand.
L With the other hand she pushed back
the pretty rings of brown hair that would
break loose from the dainty white cap she
wore, and looked out with beautiful
brown eyes at the glowing bow of peace
set in the bright blue skies.
And then, becoming suddenly con-
scious of the dripping figure approach.
ing, she exclaimed: "Maurice! And
how wet thee is, and have no dry gar
ments to offer thee.r
Maurice smiled sweet, grave smile.
~ didn't expect you would have, Ruth, :"
he said, as he, assembled the steps and
stood beside her; but shall stay only q
moment, and then walk briskly home.
and don't think there need be any great
harm DONE" 80.
':Thee'll 60 in and see mother, surely 81
"Not to-day, Ruth. came to see you
.alone-I have question to ask you. -
She looked wonderingly at HIM. Ruth"
clasping the hand that held the knitting.
and thereby unraeeling ever so many
stitches, lis it true that you love me9"
The sweet eyes dropped and hot flush
rose to the fair face, -; -:
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When death was hourly expected from COnsump-
lion: oil remedies having failed; and DE-. II. JAN
of INDIAN HEMP, which cured his only child and
now gives the recipe free receipt of stamps to
pay expenses. Hemp also nightsweat nausea ut
the stomach and viii break fresh cold in txentytour
hours. Address,, CRADDOCK CO., lO33 Race
Street, Philadelphia naming this paper.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08
Burnett's ElavorInx Extrncts.

The superiority Of these extracts consists IN
their perfect purity and great strength. They
are warranted free from the poisonous oils
and acids which enter into the composition
of many of the Fictitious fruit flavors now in
the market
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08

the air or sun produces, the most disagreeable is
called freckles, tan. II spread over the entire
surface of the parts exposed it is called tan; If
scattered at intervals, freckles The finest skins
are most subject to them. The KALLISTON,
prepared by Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, con-
tains q peculiar erasive property which will re-
move these disagreeable stains. 1t il at the same
time perfectly harmless, allays all tendency to
inflammation, and renders the complexion clear
and beautiful.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08
mrs. General Sherman.

Mrs. General Sherman.
Wife OF the General Of the United States Army,
says: Il have frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
Rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic. Send for circular to Helphenstine
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington, DC.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08

Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT & co.
Boston. For sale by all Druggists.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-12
aessra! toms.

--For the fcsfy-ninth time. we give
n a. our eos6rmed opinion thar "Sprine
hss come, gentle Annie Hope she'll
stay.
One man was sentenced 20 nc
hanged, md fosr seat 70 Zeb Wards
bosrdisg house. st tie last term Of the
crittenden county court.
Oar town has been filled with cit
izens from oil parts OF the county, CIV
Ing il the appearance of real city, SO
iar as numbers were concerned.
I'VE have been obliged 10 order
type from Cincinnati (hssing been m.
able to obi,ip them in Msmphis), and
arc necessarily . IiitIe bshiad with our
paper and ths TAX list, but hope the
beauty aud interest Of the subject
treated Of ia the list win 6onfound all
isreguisrMies Of the issus.
They had been sittiag on tho front
piazza for two long hours. In ite soft
moonlight. Their stock Of small "soft
norsensc" was exhausted. "Lncinds.
my love. how are yon and your mother
gssti~g along raising poultry" gentl,
inquired tbs young man. "Oh, John,
they wsre doing fine. bu, tho chickens
sssatshsd shs'n 81 w. and new we've
got no more Seed" she sweetly rerlied.
Then the conversation isgged.
We would call attention to the
card of Mcssrs. Chas. Potter & Co.,
dealers in groceries and provisions. Mr..
Potter, the senior member OF this firm.
is one Of tho pioneer merchants Of
Memphis, having been closely identi.
fled with her interest Tor tho past half
century. BY strict attention to basi,
ness, honorable and fair dealing. this
firm enjoys reputation second TO none
in the city. Give them trial.
The case Of the State against
R,epheH Thststo~s. tAsrsed with the
murder Of George Brandon. was sub.
mi,,ed to the jury last Friday evening.
who, sfter being out al night, returned
ayeFdixt a Of murder in The second de-
gree, and fixing the penalty Al nine'
teen years confinement in the penisen
fixyy, A motion was made BY bis at
torneys, Messrs. J. o. Blsekwood and
T.. Adams, for . suspension Of judg
mens. on the ground that the indict
ment was informal, and in consequence
. want Of jurisdiction Of the court
The motiou, however, was overruled
and the action Of the jury sustained.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-12
Remington
Sewing Machines

No waC3dne has r,vuWg 20 valH'ty into favor ~
la.~.srsjua Iu.t the qualities needed Ia " family
Machine Wallciys l.iGur RunNiSa, MoorH,
N..ssLrss, KArpp. DrxAnLr. with perfect Lock
SxtTCU-
within the past year is,postspt improvements
have been added aud no ysAiilr will " spared
ju keerin, the RENisGToS ahead u all COM
p~tisors.
Agents Wanted in all Unoccupied
Territory,
The Osceola times., 1877-05-12
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

delinquent by the tol
Mississippi County, aud penalty
rreeay law corned aud described the
foiipwing st,
The Osceola times., 1877-05-12

---Fos the fcry-ninth time. we give
n a. our eos6Tmed opinion that "Spring
hss come, gentle Annie Hope she'll
stay.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-12
RE.MEsy'G TQ.V
Agricultural ImplsmeDts
PATENT CLIPPER
STEEL AND CARBON
FLOWS

I'm tiva,oss, solid Steel Caitiystey Teeth, and
F.inss, Wronrhi Irop siamlnIt caIti tor ir,yn
Ind Pois,r, sa,ms fsitpi ~ III luni s'y... ,,.
Yiags, 81 ~ sizes
wrought Jron Bridge,
Arch and Tnpezoi,s' Truss. Cast steel sh.y!sls,
f,sst s-is..i iioss and Gsrdcn kak.s, i1apiefs
iInndled Hocs, Mowers, Wheel Hofss ksker,
&sedlr cotton Gins.
The Osceola times., 1877-05-12
Armcry and Principal 0mes. llioa
Nav York.
DRAsigV OvviCEs =:

=. 4 - nrosdwsy, Nsw fosk, Ar.s =.
non sassrr, \ n -. ,Ncy fork, AZ.
Eaf..s.s, I siais Il 8 Naehlnes and Arns~
Wfh3s-Si. y, f.sifth st. s hs'hsesr s.d .rsos. .
num e1sipIjv ~ thsstssg ~, ssxsng Asehspe'
o. ~ NORTH thasies y lMssonie fsa-
Ssr ~ nschtss: s.d AIs.s. s,.sA,...
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gsJ@ TEMPERANCE WINE FOR lNVALIDs.
1t is we'll known that there are cases when the
| most strict advocates Of temperance are obliged
to use some sort Of wine. esperisliy lnvalcs
and the old and infrm. Many weakly females,
| as well as invalids and deki.itated persons ia
warm weather, need 8 little streng enipg wine
The crest fiiculty has heeh in procuring 3
| rich Port that is reliable There arc EDsGy eases
| where wine would be used t. great ad7sLtag G
in place of alcoholic drinks if only a genuine
| article could be had aid upon which physl-
clans could rely as being pure, without alcoholic
admixturs. ne Pylt Grape Wine Of Alfred
Speer, of Passsic New jersey. also his Sanbuc
Wines have boon aEalyzel BY chemist; in near
~ every State. and have ALWAYS been proved
strictly pure and beneficial. The Port Vino is
now being used in hospitals and by families for
medicinal purposes, also by churches for COM
giss. Mr. Speer's mcde OF conducting the fer
mentation is such AS 10 retain the rich flavor
and sweetness Of the grape without much fer
mcathtion 10 create slimuativc propcrlies.-
transcript. 81
Gt15T TEETH, il not kept clean, soon decay.
Young poopo. remomber this. Use daily
THU KSTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve thom through life,
Sold By druggists. 25c per bottle feb Sly
B1"lARD TINES demand economy Prac
VEINS | N CD y K l. ESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. p cents por bottle
a9- GREAT UpnoAR ABOUT CLOTHINH.-
The largest stock OF Ovorcoats and Suits bought
at bankrupt sale TO cioso out Good Ovorcosts
from $3.50 upwards, including tho worry best OF
imported Chinchillss, Beavers, Kerseys &e.
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting OF Coat, Pants
and Vest, at $3.50; all wool Suits at ST. 80 and
upwarda, including tho Gaost imported mate
rails oxcellont Children: Suits, years, Sl.25;
4yoars sl.75; 5 yos5s';'225 i years s275 snd
upwards. They must DO sold quick Of
5. DEALHAM'S,
doc s 80 King street.
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,.,,-a,u SERVICES. H.. TO. Moh R - " -,
~. CHURCH Service at Ii a. L. S'io . p ''''
., PAUL'S CHURcH-Ser'lce ~ . 'A '
- hv Rev. Dr.. Norton o,,,,oo with
2 -" CHUEcn-Mo-nlr6 service, W.T. W.T.
unS6 st II O'clock afternoon sorV,Ge, SltaU nd
non st 3.30 pTescsiIs HG mi: serT;ce1 al
>s s3 al The pe,vs in this church arc lfec;
y. NARY's CHURcH-MasS at HUI l L. -
y5:pers at 4p. N. ,.r.u First Church,
..crica in the morning and NJ night p5 h9''
Il, Bullock. ,,,,,Dcu-strvice
hing ana Al night by Rev AR D'n"laoa ,5
NTH. Ep1s CHUECH->e5vico a. - a. ''''
ia 20 =. ~, bY Rev. DR.. CuInmins. II
S' Js ~ ErIs. CuUtcH SoUTI-2ofvl.y ~ Il
~, and At :. p. N. by Roy. W: n n9y'e y,
~ i ~. Pror. CuURCH-ServiecS al II " n'
,H7.n. m. BY Rev. DR.. Nichols
'- ,pTTsT CHURCu-Servico in tho morning.
- ' Rav, Dr., Huntington, Of Columbian oH''
-crsity. r. s,,-ricos st 6 80
|,:rcvAE LUTuERAN-Sc7Tlc $! II d. h'''
- Rev. Mr. Fleckenstein. .>.
TorSG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCtA tloS. -.
,-nrcr meeting in tho Meth. Prot: Church s.'
-, n Aims House at q p. M jail AZ q p H.
i.r,on PRAYER meeting Thursday night n lLo
i. T. Church a. "a O'CLOCK.
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MARRIED..

On the Oh dsy OF March, 1871 at the resi-
dence OF Thomas j. Mehsliey, esq, by Row. w.
s. Ponick, PETER I. HUGGlNS, NJ. D., Of
the Island OF No9is, British West Indies, and
Miss SAVILLA q. MUSHBACH, Of this city.
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DRY Goods.
OF THE
GREAT COMBINATION STORE


Mr. HENEY SCHWAKZ respectfully az
nonncei ~ the clliz-n: Vi a IeIsndris tia. 10
Las I'M; day sr@sllsi engagement: with MI
Isaac h:choer. :hcce::"I - SIayIuskal Co. !)r
the purpose OF t,king Tue management 0f that
business. aid will resign d: Manager of the
Com bnatlnn Store Tho STOCK, Fixture: au1
Merchandise Of lha alter will he sold ont in.
medintcly, either III parts or the whole, at =
GREAT SACRIFICE. AIR. j. has made ar
rae gelnsnt= sid marked all his goods down 81
81 to have the entire stock closed oIt by the
early part of April. POSITIVELY CLOSING!
OUT SALE The dealer: are cordially invited:
Respectfully,
HENRY SCHWARZ.
NH ~ Manager Combination Store
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PROPOSALS..

NFFlCE GAS WORKS.
~ AlexanlGis, Va, NJ arch -, ls';i.
s:.sleI PROPOSALS. Will be received ~ this oliIce
until April 2ri, ISL Cor rHIRTEnN HUN
DRIED (l3CW TONS BEST QUALITY fOh.
UGHENY GAS COAL. t. BE- delivered al the
city wharf during canal nav alton vi the yaaT
1877. Bidders will stata tho terms. VI. upon
which they propose 10 sell the coat The con-
nittea reserve the right t. Il Get any Of Al! bids
By order Of the Gaa Light Committee
NH 22-td H. d. NASH, Sup'l.
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CANAL COM EECE.

Arrivol-Boats John Hammond, } Dick and
Dunnis Murphy, via Rock creek.
Dcparted- j Ohm Hammond, j Dick anu
Donnis Murphy
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FOR SALE OR RENT

NOR SALE OR KENT--1ha three story
II BRICK HOUSE OH Royal street, between
Prince aud Duke, now occupied by Raw DIR
Mitchell, with water anI gas. Apply 10
lnh 22-lm CHA%. K. HOOFF.
NOR RENT-lhe DESIRABLE RESI-
IL DENCE No. 100 Duke street. Terms mod
erate. Possession given immediately. Fnrnir
ture st private sale. mb :D-2w
THICA9O PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
" FOR A FARM.
a Southern gentleman wishel 10 exchange a.
elegant dwelling house On one Of the finest sven
ues in Chicago, Ill.,, for good farm on the Po-
tonsc or Rappahannock riVers, or between the
Rappahannock and Tue Jsnea, where It is Esi.
and nsvigahle. Address q. j. ADAMS,
No. 81 Dearborn Il, Chicago, III.
Chicago ILL.,, NH l9-2W'
LIUR RENT--A TWO STORY BRICK
J., HOUSE, with water aud gas and y TWO
STORY FRA Me HOUSE CG and Is! w Ollie 81
knqiire at TT Wolfe ST. ulh IL lW
LIOR RENT For rent tho TWO THREH
Il STORY BRICK WAREHOUSES Oil
Union street, Nos. | aud Il; IN oirolehl order
ioI tho storage Of gram. Apply u
A. HERBERT,
NH IL eo6w of Burke & Herbert.
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WOOD AND COAL.

I,bAII COAT
CUAlI
For UooI Clean CUsl rotu
BAKERS
WOOD AND COAl. YAkD
,nRNER D(IKEANU FAIRFAX HIS,
Where you will ind
A PRIME AkTlCl.E
fab ~ ym s. BAKER
----..---.-
4 NOALl Noah'
~ .,,
For good CLEAN coal r. To 4; j.
HAFFE NJ " w d. ~"s'' a"t y"'" WV W
Queen street seps
<,.nnI, COALI
Goals.
IN ,ho uL.rrs f,Il sl,ck Of COAL. of tue
w., va am.,;,u Hr,Lrn Erv ,,,,v, Il m ami
T I'. hInri.nb from tl, t;,il'yr,iiy NINA.
Ivknr's Vailoy Mines
tIy no-
S SaiIerou .
puno"'S
S iia = "''' :,
Maryi MiuI.;,; 10 .,J;rt
Wost ti[s' ne 1pM, rs,a. fan ,t
o,t =" -: s"'o o. '"'
-|in III II ,r w A. HMOOr.
J 0n - u
/,OALL
~ oons,sn,u ro-
| we nave no" oL nanu anu slo VIE i
| ceiVlhg a. ouf "nait ahu 20 10 10, Ou ~
Queen streels al the pesl IoAI"' A"o"n w
'" IYKEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOkIN aud EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
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FAD CAsE.-Tbe Baltimore American has
I'll, following account Of an incident which &C.
IRE: on the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
r,iD " esterday afternoon the tralu north
.y,r,hc Philadelphia, Wilmington and 6altl-
NOR, railroad carried female passenger tex
.,.! =: New York, from tho South; iicr
g.uo vas Mrs. Anna Meyers, OF White PIalns,
j. leicester county, New \ ork, and she ear
...j IN her arms the dead body OF her lntan;
.r.I 4 female, that had died on the road be-
,E.cn Eichmoal and Alexandria. Her nus
..4l is employed Is 4 labcrcr Ter me GoVcrn-
:,...... Oh The harjor Improvement or lighthouse
...,bH,hucnt GA the North Carolina coast near
,'.,,s ilaltcrag. Mrs. Meyers had gone to visit
..,a before Christmas, travelling by water;
i Ike ~. was there the child was born and
=, son ~ il was old enough to bear the fatigue
4 ir!.ei thn mother started Tor bone. Va the
,y,v the little one was SEIZED with the Group,
.... with lis mother, was laktu lutoa sleeping
ar. i physician who ,YaS on the cars rendered
.l.tl assistance and administered such rene
,,s- ay he surroundings would admit. but IN
4, >,.l,r ui all the care that VAS taken OF the
ailI. sufferer, the child breaLhed its last 10 ITS
....lhrr# alms. i purse was subscribed by the
...,,-n4rfa ior tie mother, IS 1t WAS evident
-. ..Is "a uauciaI straits, la: the purpose OF
.,.f:.. =, ccltin for &c child. IlIS the mother
,....!i,-tiy refused accepting only lew dot
~ - ; loan, and wrapping the corpse 10 her
,.4,l ,,,u,d not DC comiurted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24
FISH, OYSTERS, &c.

JAJM d. SMITH s. CO..
Dealers in
FRESH AMI SA lT L FL = II {,
Corporation Fish Wharf,
Alexandria. Virginia,
Would inform dealers auu others that they arc
nreusrod To furnish them with Ill kinds y:
POTOMAC FISH
at the lowest possible prices. We woul! cal!
the attention of buyers - the fact that our BRAND
las stood No. in market At III times, ard We
intend TO sustain our reputation in that respect.
All orders addressed 70 w. II. Smith s. Co.,
Aloxandris, Va, will receive pr1mp. "ltcnlion
NH l6-3m