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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-14

i the coSpofa!on Court Gr Of tie nh city Of
Alexandria, in tho suit Of Southern Protection
Insurance Company vs. Ann E. Harper, enter
ed 81 its April terra, 1871, tho undersigned COM
missioner will sell by pubic auction. at the font
of tho market building, on Royal srroDt Alex
sndria, on SATU HDAY, the 18TH day Of May,
"a LOT OF GROUND in the city Of Aexsn-
dria' bounded IS follows, to wit: Beginning on
tho west side Of Alfred street. at tho north corner
Of w. Fl. Muir's line. II feet 10 inches from
the intersection of Alfred and Queen streets, and
running thence northwardly uai fronting on
Alfred street - feet inches, and extending
Westwsrdly from Alfred street towards Patrick
street 20 feet moro or less, with all tho appur-
tonances thereto belonging"
Terms Of sale: Cash.
CHARLES T. STUART,
an 13-1ts Com mssionor Of Sala
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Nv q, A Epr[sT InnfiOnapP

FyNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER
E by public suction, in West End, Fairfsx
1877, ct 10 o'clock q. m, one FRAME STORE
with one Two. STORY d WELLING attached
place known As COWLING'S SrORE-sub
inCt to ground rent OF thirty seven dollars aud
fifty cents s37 GO) per Gnnum, payable quarter
~. Terms-cssh. {. ii. COWLING.
an ll-eots WIN. COWLING.
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COMMLSSlUNEkS SA LE-Under authoT-
~ ity Of decree Of tho Circuit Court OF Alex.
anlris county, Va, rentersd et it, Hovnmber
term 1876. in tho suit Of Tho board Of Public
Works OF Virgins IS. &cldon WitHora j. Co.,
tie subscribers, rs commissioners, will sell by
public auction, at the east front D! the Postoioe.
Alcxandria, Va, on SATURDAY, the 2lsL day
Of April, 1877, a. II m. tho THREE STORY
BRICK WAREHOUSE on the north side of
King street, between Lee and Union, 10. -
King street. fronting 80 !cet on KING street ahd
Terms; Ten par cent cash. the residue IN
three equal instruments ut six, twelvcand eight
cen months, with interest; the purchaser to give
bonds, with good personal security; Tito to be
retained till payment. and the property to DO
resold at risk and costs of purchaser on dcinult
in payment oil purchase money in whole or Il
part. JAM ~ NEESoN. D,1
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH Ga-oot. Commissioners
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arriv9d-- Boats Z p Lloyd, " Dsrrow,. q }
Akin. Il h Porter, 3 $ Howison, John Wilson,
Kerhsbites, 5 Henry and Il Patton, to American
toal Co: W Rider and b WInslow, to w A
Smoot; Y Il West p Il Lemon. IDA 81 Harry,
/. Mouse, G + Charles and a j Mills 10
hsmp Il BAIT Coal Co; w II Boyd and }
Belly, 20 7 Agnew Il Co.
Uepa; ied-Boats III S C'Donell, l. a Long.
!Ay " Mamie, It L Belts, Il Il West, William
ida s Harry, w barrow and & Porter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-14

THIEF ARRESTED. AT 40 early hour this
morning coIored bay. named VIM. S. Byrd,
stole horse aud wagon from the market. on
9Th street, ia Washington, and drove it off, Mr..
j. W. Gregg, the owner Of the vehicle, upon
asceriaining lis loss, started immediately for
this city, ana passing the team 90 the road, put
Officers Belts aud Arnold upon the track
They captured the wagon at the northern cud
Of Patrick street aud arrested the boy who was
driving il. The boy says that colored man
was with hin when the wagon was taken, and
came to The edge Of this cry, when he Jump
ed Out aud went back to WASHINGTON. This
tale IL not, howagcr, believed. The accused
was locked NJ 10 await Tie rcqnls'l!on Of 'hH
Washington authorities
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Bank. Statement.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,, APRIL II.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Sue Baltimore. to J Brodors " Co.
She reports ten vessels in tho river bound up.
Steamer Lady Of tho Lake, Norfolk. to + \
Reed.
Schr VIM D Marvel, Providence, to Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schr Herscholl Now York. TO American Coal
Company.
Schr Annie NJ Edwards. Washington, 10
hamp and Bait Coal Co.
Schr Emily E Burton, Washington, to nan1p
L BAIT Coal Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer John w Thomps6l. la"n"rdtown,
- 4 4 Reed.
steamer Matlauo, Nnnin!, by Jos Eroders
* Go.
&chr VIA D Marvel, Jersey City, by amcri-
can Coal Co.
;;rhr VIM McSbane. Norfolk, by Hamp &
".}t Coal Co.
Schr Anrio NJ Edwards, Norfolk, by Hamp
bait Coal Co
Schr Emily E Burton, Norfolk, by Hamp Il
Bat Coal c..
MEMORANDA.
Sclr Il McShain, hence, at Petersburg 18th.
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Esy &. 4. EkcrDy, sucI'r.


VALUABLE REAL EoTATEI PRINCE
' WILLIAM CO, VIRGINIA., FOR
SAL E-lInde authority Of Il decree OF tho Cir
cult Court .: Alcxmndris city IN tho suit of Tay-
loo's executors against John Nng,oo, IT., and
others defendants, passed e. tho November torn.
1876, tho undersigned, ~ commits iOncrs thoroin
named, will offer on SATURDAY, April 18th,
1877, at ono ocioc. p. m, ~ public auction, in
front Of the Market building. on Royal strect,
in tho city Of hlcXandrla, Va, the following
described property, cc ~ mulch thereof as may
be necessary 70 comply With tho terros OF said
decree;
ali that certain PLhNTATlDN TRACT or
PIECE OF LAND situate in Prince William
county. in the State OF Vlrgiala. containing
about ON II THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
AND Ten ACK15, ard being tho same con-
veycd hy John Nagloo, ir., and C%thurinn NJ,
his wife, to Benjamin Ogle TaY.oe and William
Il. Tsvloo, by decd Of mortgage, d..ed tlo 18th
day GI March, leGl,-A reference - said mort
gage recorded amongst the land records Of
Prince William county, in liner No. =, page
O23, Is made Tor an accurate description or the
mnlca and bounds Of ssid lMnd-toGether with
| all and singular the BUILDINGS, improve.
| Inrnts water cpurSG:, rights: fisheries. ways and
| horCditament3 belonging aud appcrt"lnng thnrc
| TO- This land lies on the Waters OF the Potomac
| river and UCcU1usn bay, and ndloins the h.nd
Of ZcDuloR z E.slEcJ and tho lands lormor'f
| owned by Isaac NuwtOn and Bail BraWneI:
| Tho land condcmnGi b. tbs Aloxandrla AID
| fredericksburg Railway Company Tor lis pur.
| poses (supposeu To be some - or 70 acrnsj will
! be excepted and reserved from the aDova guam
| tity. a plat OF survey will Va exhibited at tina
time and pIace Of sale, Gn1 thu land sold IN
parceIs or ~ WhOlc, a& to tho commissioners
may appear best.
| Terms Of Sale For cash as IL SD mach as may
be necessary to pay the costs Of suit and Of salo
and the residue in throe cqu.l lnstalmsnts a.
one two and three years, to DO secured By the
rls Dff narJt, int
per cent from the day OF salo with good person
al security, and tho title to ba retained until the
purchase money is fully paid. and the property
| liable to be resO!d ut the risk Of tho purchaser
upon his failure to cnmply with the terms Of
sale. G. lr1yancin2 at the cos! of the purchaser.
| FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
| rein ,l,-nta Commissioners of Sale
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gag~ GREAT lJrR0AR AE0Er CI.nTuTy(

gsg GREAT Cra0!a AE0UT CIoTHTIii.- -
The laI gost st33k -; Dva,22,:3 ',.j 2,;:s bought
at bankrupt aao to claas cat ,I',j ;',5g"o"t.
FROM $50 upwards. including .he voTF best oi
imported ChtncLiIlAs. Eo41ora L.a5s>y=, A:c
Gents Cashmere Salts, consisting oi Go&t, Pants
ana Y est, ct 81 %: ali wool :u;!: at $50 aud
upwards. Including tbs Intat Iaipvr.sl Tuats~
rial$: ettoIonL CnilIr.n' SUITS " yoar,, 81 % !;
4 years Sl.75; ysars :;22.25; Il yn.r. So .Id
upwards. ihay must bo sold quick 81
.. DEALnAM*
doc 81 King street.,
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ftY VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST
- executed to tho undersigned by. Arson
Bangs OH the 10Th day Of July. 1859. Of record
in tho Clerks Office CT Prince William County
Court, shall! on TUESDAY, tha 81 day Of
April 1877, the: bong Court day, procNed to
sell, before the font door of the Court House OF
Prince William county, r)r cash, the certain
TRACT OF LAND, containing six hundred
end eigh.y-0ne >c:es, three ROOFS and twenty
onc poles, situ&lG ~nI biading CT Little crock,
il The COUNTY Of Prince Williams, hnd IL psr.
t! tho Evanspurt tr,rt. Also anOthGr lot y
acres and IS poles; binding ol Little creel' and
Potomac rlvc-, being also :. part q tho Evans
port tGract. Selling rs trustee, | Will convey.
such title only us is vested in mo by thn Iced OF
tru3: aforesaid. Given under my hand this lst
day Of March, ]511.
nh 3-t5 i. NlCOi., Trustee.
~ Thc above sn,a hss been postponed till
the SECOND MONDAY in MAY, the fret
day CT Prince William Circuit Court ap 4-td
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In retiring from tn, ico business heretofore
conducted bY mo, desire to return my thanks
to the public FOR tbs generous patronage accord
cd me, and ask y continuance Of tho Same to my
successor, Mr.. John ". Henderson.
an 1I-1w T. O. ATWELI.
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by Harrison At; U'NeaI, AucfiOneers.
Z ARGESALE OF FUkNITURE AT THE

So CITY HOTEL.
VIII be sold at the: City Hotel, corner Royal
and Cameron streets, Alnxsndria Va, the
ENTIRE STOCK OF + RNITUKE of forty
rooms, parlors and dining room, embracing
Feather Beds Carpets, Bureaus Washstsnds,
Chairs, Tables, Bedsto.ds and all the articles
found in q ffst class hotel; also BAR ROOM
FIXTURES, Billiard Table Nc, &c. Sale 10
commence WEDNESDAY, Apr! 18th, at ten
O. clock q. NJ, and continued daily until tho en-
tire stock is sold. Tho pro,cnt proprietor vii!
show the property 81 shy ti:no previous to the
day Of sale.
Terms: Cash under So over $25 credit of
three months the purchaser to give note, with
approved security, benring interest from date.
yn 3-t1
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OANGERoUs.-Thc dangerous character Of
the fancy paper haugings SO much used in res
taurants and barber shops was illustrated last
night 10 Royal street restaurant, where such
decoration caught fire from the gas fixture
and euvclopad the ceiling in ire. Fortunately
no other damage was done than the destruc-
ton Of the hangings aud the scorchiDg Of some
pilt work.
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WREcK--Cap!. GcoghegaD, Of the steamer
Sue, which arrived here this morning, reports
that On yesterday morning he found the
schooner Iona, of this place, bound from Nor
folk to Baltimore, with lumber, waterlogged
and 10 distress of the mouth of the st. Mary S
river. lie attempted to tow her into that river
but found it impossible lie then offered to
take oft the captain aud crew, but they pre-
icr,ed to remain Oh board. Shortly afterwards
the schooner was carried ashore at Jackson 5
Creek just below Ragged Point.
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DROWNEp. "A co!otci uila nlulYd Richard
Crusen was drowned from the lon. boat Oliver
Underwood, Capt. Howard NJ. 4 II. Of Mary
land Point, yesterday, about uoon. Cruseu,
who belonged al Warsaw Eichmond c&unty,
was working his way on tbs boat to rlis city,
aud when off the poin named, as the boat was
going about, h. was canght bY the main sheet
aud dragged overheard. The Underwood had
lost her boat while DOVE the river, and c1nse-
uupntly there Were no meats Of reaching the
drcwnlng man. As soon as possible the vessel
was pui about, but the man sunk before it
reached him. Cruiser was about 50 years Of
ace, and leaves wife and three children.
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u. S. LICENSES. MANY dealers who require
u. S. Internal Revenue Licenses are much de.
lsved BY sending 10 Harrisonburg therefor. An
arrangement has been made by which all such
licenses for the counties of Alexandria, Fairfax
and Prince William can be obtained OF Capl.
+, Beatty ut the Custom House in this city,
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ia TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people, romember this. Use daily
TIL kSTON'S IVORY PEARL T)nTH
POWDER It will preserve them through Iin.
Sold by druggists. 25c per bottle. feb 2s1y
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r. ANDRETuS GARDEN SEED.
We arc constantly receiving :resh supplies Of
Garden Seed from the old house Of Landrcth y
Sons. NM
ap l. b. ,, LEAQbEhIEE q DNO'
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TIE GAS WORKS,

y Alexandria, April II, ISi,.
al gas consumers who Eave not paid their
bills rJr the q.larter ending March 18Th are re-
quo:tcd to do SO on q before the 10th instant;
otherwise the gus vii! be Gu. oil and I'll bills
plAced in the hands OF y collector, who will COL
lecs them according TO is@. l hopo Il! consum-
ers will obviaLo tho ncc.ss;t" OF such course
By prompt payment.
ap ltd u. Ii: n ASH. Sllnt.
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! TuELAsToF TILE CoNFLICr.-Ihc last sc' nc
Of tie late iubrogIio between the Mayor and
CITY Council was played last night, when tue
| Mayor summoned before hin MIR. Geo. W..
Clifford, tic Council appoiutee, Patrick DLllop'
his captaiu oil the chain gaog, and Frank FINK,
uey, colorcd lsborcr, who had been released
on bail charged Interference with Mr.. bariIe,
| the Mayors appointce. The case having oeeh
settled Ivy the decision of the Corporation Court
the nartics above named were discharged.
TIE ARLINGTON SUIT The counsel Of Ger.
e. W. Z. Lee, ia his suit fer the recovery OF
the Arlington estate, are Francis l. Smith, esq +,
of this city, and ". }. Robertson, esd, Of
| charlottesville, formerly one of the Judges OF
the Court Of Appeals of this State.
SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES. Key. ". Z.
Webb will deliver the second lecture oil the
course On the book Of Jonah tomorrow even
iug in the NJ. T. Church. The subject OF Inc
lecture will be "JoDah's aight-its causes ana
lessons.
s,ocal Rrevifies.
Tjr Michael Jeniffr Stone, an old and highly
raspcclol cit;&9n OF Prince Georges county,
Nd, died yesterday.
Some malicious ralson got into COOK slaDie,
on Leo street. last night, and smashed Inc MIR.
ror AMI some Of tbs Glass in one OF the omhiDuses
kept thcr3.
Sc, notice vi the :5ur":!nl2ndt!! al Gtaa III TO-
gard 10 payment oi gas bills.
attention i; called t. tho notice OF tho CltS
Treasurer in another column, III regard to otalo
faxes Tie Prepay incnt d these tuZo5 Is naces-
ssr7 10 the eyarri-o ol the elective FRANCHISE,
next month.
Letters addrassn, t. Olivier Diston, bo3t3n'
Mass and NJ g. silricklcr. Madison =. L., H.;
arc detained in ,an pbstotlira hero lor Wanl oi
postage. :,
Tho hnn.i:onia new restaurant Ct Ar. Al.
Kuhou, on Fairfax street. wAs visited To-Day ny
u large number Of Iii: friends. on Tho occasion OF
his opening luncn.
There WAS NJ meeting held nj tho c1IoTod
Oui Fellows Hall lat night, those present
eiloGrMing until next Friday night
Always keep the bottle handy,
Do not place it out Of sight
For it cured our little Andy,
Who was coughing day and night.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
4, hp
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BSTHARD TINES demand economy. ir1c-
tice it. Renovate your soIlod Gloves with IOJ.
VEINS NODORLES5 KID glove
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse tho;n Thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. % cents per ho!G3
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EStEls;.s T'EasN.AE,,
DE!I II i. MSHAP.

DENM ANSEi1P.
Writing lrssoEs wilt he ai7rn by
Professor III HE'LL,
OF Washington, u. G., IL the young men. youths
and lGtics 0i lCXaniT,a com ri!e:lcin3 this day,
Qlth April: lS;IJ Hour. ol instruction.: Any
hour convenient from = IL. IL. IL q D. ILL.,, and
from In 10 evening" L6catad' ~ ;5a!epta
Hall. Terms: Twelve ic:a,,!.s for 81! ap III
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NFVICE or ADAM AETINE BRICK co.
"WAtnrlNn StniiGn -

NFEICE OFADAMANTlNE BRICK co.
~ "Water!oo Station
hloxanira CO., Va, March ~, 1877.
i h.ecLIng uf the Stockholders al tho ~ DA-
MhNTINE BKiCk COMPANY OF YIR-
GINA" will ba heid 81 tina "iro O! tha CON-
pany, at Waterloo Station, Oh TUESDAY, tho
lst day Of May, 1877, 4. y o'clock IN.
Be- order Of The Board Of Directors
NH Glow. Nm. Il. ASHLEY, Sacty.
VXTIi,LlAM n. BEKk LEY tSSON
w uay5 Op&i!c,l
I.adia>' and Gemterr:en's Hoe, q line sssort-
ment.
l.ndles' md Genliemens Linen Cambria
Hlndkcrcl.,cis.
Cor$cis, Caisys ana Cuffs Desirable and
cheap. ap II
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rREAT WESTERN SHOE DRESSING, a
W now and elegant article toE giving polish
to ladies and childrsn's sho9:, aud 81 n reduced
price A urge lot just received by
All If g. :. iEADBEATER s. BRO.
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COAL REroRT.-1he following Is y report OF
the receipts and shipments Of coal during the
.r,,l orjno today.
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NV f. s.. KERRY, AuctiOucrr.

NH lp-cot; tx'rs. Of Sam'l Miller, IL. c
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-10-10

B~ The election in Ohio took
place yesterday. The State has
been thoroughly canvassel. and the
leading issues fairly debated, not
only in general way by speakers
on both sides, but in special debates
between Pendleton and Garfield, and
Ewing and Matthews. The discuss
ions have brought out the remark
able fact that there is less difference
between the two parties than be-
tween some Republican,. for the
latter do not agree on the Southern
policy of the Administration, nor on
the silver question. AS to the chan
ees, they are thought to be most
favorable to the Democrats. Mr..
Hayes carried the State last fall by
the small majority of 1916, in an
aggregate vote of 653, 900, but the
Democrats claim that they will east
ly overcome this, and the uneasiness
exhibited by the Republicans indi-
cate that the confidence OF their
opponents is not without grounds,
The Legislature to be chosen at
this election will choose a United
States Senator to complete the Sher-
man term, expiring in 1879. and
also one for the six years following.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-10-10

the course which Mr.. Hayes has puF-
isued in this matter and thanh. him
for it.
The question as to his title to the
Office is settled. He is not RESPONSE
BILE for what was done. but he is
responsible to the American people
for his conduct as Chief Magistrate
OF the Union. Thus far he has not
done anything for which we ought
or can condemn him and as long as
he stands by the Constitution
and acts as patriotic President Of
the whole Union we will stand by
him and approve his Administration.
The people of the entire State oil
Tennessee will do the game. They
will not join the Radical party to
please Mr.. Hayes nor any one else,
but as long as he is President and
is dong his duty they will keep on
standing by him and keep on voting
the Democratic ticket by 60 or &C
Thousand majority. In 1850 they
will call the Radical party to account
for what they did in the Capitol a.
Washington on the 4th day of las
March, and then you may look GU
for fur to fly.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-10-10


Mr.. John Halliday, of New Y ork. was
in the city yesterday, and visited Gov.
Porter and Commissioner Killebrew,
through whose works and correspond
ence he was induced to come to Tennes-
see some time ago aud purchase Sc, 900
acres OF, land in Roane, Scott, Morgan
and Cumberland counties, where he pro-
poses to locate large colonies from the
Northern States and England, and to
carry ON mining, manufacturing and
farming operations upon a very extern
sive scale. The company he represents
will be known as the CanawalIa Manu-
featuring Company, the charter of which
was yesterday regist cred by the Secre-'
tary of State. Thesnames of the ineor-
porators are John Hallidays George F.
Gerding, George ]. Wicks, John Ell.
Hannah and NJ. Stephens.
Mr.. Halliday viii leave for England
next Friday to see parties connected
with the enterprise and to secure col
ony representing nearly all the trades.
J.. w. ,Lysle. of Pittsburg, and N. Ell.
Crump. of .Drovosburg,. Penn, visited
the Capitol with Mr.. Halliday. They
all propose to locate in East Tennessee.
II will thus be seen that the works of
Commissioner Killebrew. coupled with
his untiring energy have already &C
complished great practical benefits 10
the State.-NashciHe American.
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EnioyLie.

What truly beautifuliw0rl we live
ini Nature gives us grandeur of noun
tains. glens and oceans, and thousands Of
means for enjoyment. We can desire
ne better when in perfect health;s but
how often do the majority of people feel
like giving itlup disheartened, discour7
aged and worried out with disease. when
there is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfac-
tory proof that Green's. August Flower
viii make them as free from disease as
when born Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plants is the direct cause of seventy
i've per cent of such maladies as Bill.
BUSINESS, Indigestion, Sick Headache9
Costiyeness, Nervous ProstFations,, Dir.
illness of the Head, Palpitation Of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three. doses of August Flowers will
prove its wonderful effect Sample bot
tie, 10 cents Fry7it4e 8as esis -
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We want to see our wood subscribers
como TO time with the loads of
wood they promised us awhile back, or
we will have to scratch them of our
subscription book and pass their ae-
counts into the hands of an officer for
collection. We hate to do this, but we
cannot live on promises or afford to lose
several years labor for nothing. Seine
of them, we doubt not, frequently pass
our office with load of wood TO sell,
when they know themselves to be in
dsbted to the paper for one, two and
perhaps three years subscription. We
trust our friends will take no offenAe at
our candor, as cur meaning is good,
and that they will try and help US in
some way as soon as they can. 1t il
impossible for newspaper man to get
along with his subscriber-family with
out an occasional wind-storm-hencs
this notice. But, nevertheless, we NEAR
business in our above tsay.''