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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

A MERCHANT in a provincial town in
Scotland had habit of saying sit
might hae been waur" to everything
that was told him, however sad the
story might be. A neighbor, thinking
that he would knock the wind out OF
him, one morning said: "Man, l had
an awful dream last night" SAY,
what did ye dream? ?' 81 dreamed that
L was in hell" 1T might hae been
waur." ''HOw could it hae been waur ~
'lf it had been reality"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

How TO CAN STRAwBERRIEs.-Fill
glass jars Of the Mason patent with
fresh strawberries, well sprinkled with
sugar, and lay the covers lightly on,
stand them in wash boiler filed with
water TO within an inch of the height
Of the cans; the water must not be
more than milk warm when the cans
are placed in it, and when it has boiled
for fifteen minutes draw it to the back
of the stove, let the steam pass off, roll
your hand in a towel and lift out your
cans, placing them side by side upon a
table. If the berries are well covered
with their own juice, take a table spoon
and fill up the first can from the second,
fill to the very top of the rim. wipe the
down as tight as you can easily manage.
Fill up another from the second can,
and so on until finished. When they
have stood half hour screw the tops
as tight as possible, and, after an hour
more, try them again to see if they are
absolutely air tight.
The rubber ring must show an even
edge all around, for if it slips back out
of sight that point will admit air. They
can now be set away on shelf, but in
two or three days should be looked at
once more before finally storing them
in the preserve closet. If the syrup
leaks out from the rim at thai time,
such one should be uncovered, very
thoroughly recooked, and be kept to
make strawberry and currant jam and
jelly from, as they will have lost the
perfect deiicacy of color and flavor
which is desirable in canned fruit. Pint
cans answer better for this fruit than
larger ones,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

We cannot conquer fate and neees-
sity, yet We can yield to them In sueh
way as to be greater than II wecou'd.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

"A total eclipse of the sun in 1873
gives another chance to hunt Vulcin.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

FORCED Eggs FOR SALAD..-Pound
and press through the back of hair
sieve the flesh of three very fine, or OF
flour moderate-sized anchovies, freed
from the bone and skin. Boil six fresh
eggs for twelve minutes, and when they
are perfectly cold, halve them length
wise, take out the yolks, pound them to
paste with third of their volume of
fresh butter, then add the anchovies, a
quarter teaspoonful of mace, and as
much cayenne as will season the mix
ture well; beat these together thor
oughly, and fill the whites of eggs
neatly with them. A morsel of garlic,
not larger than pea, perfectly blended
with other ingredients, greatly i'm
proves this preparation.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

A CONVINCING ARGUMENT.-Thep pre-
vailing taste in female attire render the
following incident not quite imperti-
nent: Two young gentlemen, unknown
to the writer, were standing at the
corner of Eighth and Vine streets at a
late hour the other night, engaged in
earnest conversation respecting some
person who had just passed. Said one
81 know it was a man.
'NO, it wasn't. His pantaloons had
only one leg"
That appeared to settle it. At least,
the listener heard no further argument.
Gdzette.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

''There is allus one thing that makes
me know it's Summer agin," remarked
he, as he leaned by her side over the
farm yard gate.
"What is it, Jim?" she asked.
"Oh, the humble bees" replied Jim,
solemnly; "when they begin ter come
out agin, an plants themselves on a
feller, an make him have to pull 'em
up by the roots, then allus reckons it
is Summer, for sure"
And they both looked very grave, as
she quietly responded:
Eyes, Jim, sh'ud think that ere wud
be right smart sure sign of hot
weather."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

Debility. deprr ssed irritable 81 tte OF mind
weak. nervous. exhausted feeling, no energy
or animation. confused head. weak memory
The consequences II eXcesses mental OyerWOrE
his nervous debility finds sovereign cure In
T. r. kunkei's Bit. er Wine OF Iron. IL tones the
system diSpels the mental gloom aud despin-
dency, and reJuNenaieS the entire sysJsm- sold
Ily IN 81 bottles. Get the genuinr sold by
all drug g1Sts, ASK for T. r. hunk Is Bitter
Wine o. Iron, aud axe no other G,-nuine sold
only kn 81 b9ttieS, or six bOtt-es Tor S. All
x Is a trial OF this valuable m-diclDe IL VIII
convince tue most -kenfff.af of ~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

IL has never been known 10 fail in the cure of
weakness attended with symphonic, iudlspOsi-
tlOu 10 exeTtiOn, loss OF memo y. difficulty OF
breathing, weakness, horror OF disease, night
swea 5, cold feet, weakness, dimness OF vision.
languOr. universal laSsltude 4 the muscular
system. enormous appetite. with dyspepJic
- fnptOsnS, hot hands, flushing OF the body dry
hess OF the skin, pallld cOuDtenance anu eTup-
tcns on the face, purifying the blood. pain In
tne Oack, heavineSS OF the eyelidS, frequent
oack spots lying before the eyes, with sulu-
slOn and loss o. sight, want Of attention. etc.
sOid oGly la 81 bottles Get the genuine. Depot
ami ofnce, 80 North Ninth St, Philadelphia.
Adyice free. ASK for T. Kunkers Bitter Wine
or Iron. and take no other make. Genuine sold
only IN 81 bottles.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

On EXTRA Mixed Cards. 10c.; % ladies' Favo rite
ONI loc. any name. sKccoMBE Co. Kinderho Ok,
Ny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-26

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ew BEFORE REMOVAL TO TIE CORNER:
will cloe out my fine Stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, comprising in part Caasi-
mere Suits at SEQ, All Wool Cashmere ran:s At
$500, heavy all linen Duck Goats a: ono dol
lar, and all my Emo Cloth, Cashmere and
Diagonal Wors.ci Suits propor!ionately low.
As tho limo is drawing near, You Will call carly
TO procure bargains.
For AL who contemplate travelling, and 10!
other purposes, have q inu @n,i complete NJ
snrtrnant Of Trunks sld :'atchoss
$. nEALi;AM,
iy7 50 Ki?. stfcet.
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STEaMGSE.

OWE FoTcNAC FEREF 1"AFi> 4 i,
I. Asy -, 5sl!.
SPECIAL NuTiCE-B Boil Ic.@ = sa-
re Boats will 30 On tho line bstYgGn ~ sHGstHHr
Alexandria and Wishing 10. ana h!!rr Sun.
daY noxt, tho 10Th oG Rsy. T!,nEiaG IS .ollo"S
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At 7 60 $50, 9 80, 1880 aud II 30 e. n, and
II 90, l'3p. $50, $50, 4 20. S 90 6 80 30 and s
p. n. "
At73O, $50, 80 ~ so and II I'D 9. n,-i sHd
II 30, 20, 2 so. 3 20. 4 50, 20, u 81, 70 and 8
p. IN. -
Leave Alexandria st 9 30, 10 81, Gnd IL 80 A.
No., and i aii, 30 230 3 30, 81, ~, e 50, 81
and p. m.
Leave Washington ri j 20, 10 80 and II 80 4
M, and Il 80 80, $50, ~. i 80, Sc, 50, 50
GEO. r. Phillips, Manago-.
SAM. GEDNRY, Supt. ny IS
FoN POTOMAC EVER LANDINGS.
On and sftcr Monday, February 2G .KE =
ST., the stoanlnr MAGTANU. Cap. tkk
VIM. II. Bylns, will DC run ~ follows; LeaVo
Alexandria EVERY MOEDAY end THU Rs
DAY, from King street wharf, IL 20 O'clock
a. To-, for Landings On tho Potomac ss FAR down
rs N6:niEi LcaVa Nnlnin EVERY TUBS
DAY ard FRIDAY MORNING, 8. 6 O'clock,
for ~ ashington, arriving oar?y tho sa.na cTen-
ing. Freigh. received daiy.
fob Is j. EI:ODHIlS (; ~, h5aE;a
INLAND u sjEAEOhRD GGAEEINa GO.
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, nnw lad f,itssSGtls! :. .;y-7e =
iron steamer LADY ns "E,E "A i rs = ;
leaves the compsay's wiarT. Washington: ~
cry MONDAY, WHUGHSDAY :aa FRI
DAY, at three o'cloc =. Ill. aF.d Alsxs:ltj. =:
$50 p. ~; returning, lAvr& f;crfolk n.EEE
TUESDAY,, TIURSHAI snd SATUEDa :,
St ) o'clock p. IN. This Inc connects 2. No--
folk with tho ships Of tho %oc"''s'!t.' Gad Z :
nors' Transportation Coiaps:iy e. F:.s,.I anG
Providence. snt ancr1a ,hn caea,:s'. :.Ii "a.
route to thcso cites ari: th@i- ,c2n"r;;a;.:
throughout New iGnyisrG Faf. - :'y:r,'. 8: ::
round trip ST. Tfck"ta 60: aat': nsn@.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-26

Sag TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
Thu RSrON'S. IVORY rEARL TOOTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve tholn through life.
Sol; by druggists. pc por bottle. fob SLY
sD~HARD TIMES demaul economy. Prae-
tice it. Rcuovate your soile1 Gloves with JOU.
VEINS II ODO 4 Il Z So KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. % cents pes bottle.
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FOX 4 SN YORK

Tbo Al Steamships h. G. KNIGHT ,sssss
and JOHN GIBSOE leave .!to coz, @s2sS&
pany's wharf, AlcyenAG!a, EEElsT MON
DAY MORNING, ard New York, ffom pier
IL East River. EYaEf SATURDAY IL: Eau?
o'clock p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-26

INTER ARMA LEaEs SILENT: but at all times
and under all circumstances, aud IN all lands
and to all ages Of manhood, feminine fashions
appeal with very speaking power. There are
hot wanting some facts OF serious moment at
lone and abroad to-day, but sandWlched BE-
tween and discussed With them is tho startling
fact that French bottines have gone out OF FASH
ion and that womanhood ia to resume the at
traction OF white hose and slippers which ai!u7-
Cd our grandfathers, and which gill ,neyItaoIy
destroy the sweeping trains OF yc.rs and ofiha
back new il not the Saturnian asc. 10 this
generation the slipper, except 10 household use,
is o. memory and myth. 1t lives Ga tho Gao.
vas of Lcly and Gainsborough, in tho verse ct
Sucking and Herrick. and in many iietions and
Fashion plates. And it is picturesque and ct
xractive. But it is an indoor attire, and the
fashion which forces it into street use violates
good taste. That consideration will not weigh
however with the dictates Of fashion. and de-
spite the shoemaIers We shall now Sce-slIp-
ers.-Philadelpha North American.
MISSIONARY TO JApAN.-Miss Mamie
Fletcher, a daughter of the Rev. Patterson
Fletcher, who was a pupil at the Augusta 10
male Seminary of Stanton during the sessions
Oh the 1890 q. m. train, for JapaG.
She went first to New York and Brooklyn 10
visit friends and relatives, snd from there she
will go 10 San Francisco, Cal, from which place
she will sail for Yokohama, Japan, about the
18th of August. She goes as q missionary
teacher, under the care Of the Board Of Wo-
mans Union Missionary Society Of America for
Heather Lands.
There is certainly great deal of hcroism and
selfsacri6ce displayed in such a case. She
leaves homo and friends, Drawing the perl!s Of
the seas, ard pledSiug herself to renal 10 ia.
pan Tor five years--but she goes to Go Der Mss
,er's will, and ia accordance with the dictates
Of her conscience to the euquir5-"Lord. VIA!
wilt thou have nc to do 2"-Stamton Fln
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OF tic
DISTRICT OF COuriAHIA

This company riEt!s m.riTailo,i facilities tor
The transportation Of freight Gid passengers
and vii! run their sta*rlrrs regularly ~ fol0W;;
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FOR TIE rUIom ~: ::!yr!. HANDING:

s.s nhS " !5a e.; " S" Tii5 rs On,
brii1 especially tor his ,nn:", ,.:"'5 ,ae n
psu7's wharf: VTa:ene,u1, 2::v:.t.I fTEf&S-
BAY, THURSDAY Ma; SAI;-!.j,AI, -.
u'cloca g. H.. lal i-3>,.!;t.ti.. 8: 81 $. -;
returning, xrriGa3 EFENf NiM"ttt i$';;AI
FEiphY s:d SUNDAY, =: {; "'9.r:i; ,. =,
This corapany EH":e: c'.@: Corrections ~ a.
ox.nt!ria with iiH w g., 7. = :; l. ;, =. (.
80. End with th: ". Il G. =. i, %. fr@ghl
rsca;ved for sill points. bn-t!i sal ;;"-:h,
handiod With rs,s "i :..rD.~iti. LII .,-u5.i.i-
nc.s and liSps.cf!.
T..7 'is7Lhnr ;;lnrnialj;,:l E::,;y "a
+. r.. III ~. = ana,
.,eDn9Y'a 1i;.ri
Or ri Tbs Office Of ..a ,,aran.. un.!er ;an %
!i";..! Alr,rupoiitxu Hank, 49,, s.:": opposite
l5n lreaslry uGpa.tnlaL;, Huntington.
nj, 10 4. ". 1'DD!" t'*'G&. :'r3s;da"t
.,er=s r..Yna's; :;;;,IEAF, LINE: u LEI a.
Sssstsssaas. Is fiG
pHILaEEL"".a. IAiiVinkSI:G A::u
Slssa,or. s;a9o Aiazs1;rs ENHEI 70 So
Day Nrd lraYr Ij,;iat:r:.;.. ;.EhR: SAT
y Ei!A y, ~ J.: t.'ri"ck f!ua: ;'!"r i<:' =.
WhsrTe:-
Th;. linz cc.,u;..7 Fl = ,n :.nH"; H!,,, l,i -;
A. 4; rs. and ~. i; .. l.. i:s.: So. g. nhi-.:ni-
phia with tEn reg en-! pa:,:.iA7 l"o;: iGra,' !?
nrnr:ianco and ;i0s:"n.
Freight Ior"Af,.@I VIII .:. ..r":. >.';; ',r',
fc,.a Of 70 rInisainE:
40 charge tu- :G,.;,s:u7 IN i'f.s.Isipni.. sad
IL Wharfage il Boston. Through - ;i',st9!. IL
sixiy-;ivs hours 1hruugi; r:.tc. SAD though
bills Of lSihg giVnG. IirsHrH.:n ,,'..7sat-;.: ~
lNss tcAu usual rmte5
hYen:s:
2. =. REED. f!nNGhtf,:.
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Jy I

E-iy" NoTlrE.-Wc have large stock Of
tents Elmo Shoes o. Ve:y superior quality,
suitable Gor sl'n,nor wcar, which Will br sold a.
reduced prizes in order 10 close chem ont.
iy7 WADDEI, Il King St.
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WkDDEY, u King It.

EU-A CAED.-To all who ere suffering from
tho errors and indiscretions Of youth, HorgWls
weakness, carly decay, loss of manhood, Sc, I
will send recipe tina. will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This srost remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send p
selr:addrcssoI envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I
INMAN, Station d, Bible House, New York
CITY, feb 6-eoSW6ol
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,@TuInGI - fas ;ag pY:eh;SaI TIC stock &id
~ ;;yot viii Of tho DEUtr Stole. formerly,
occupied hy Mr.. Z, 3. trigs, n the northwest
corner or King and Koyai -lroets. NO hsvc lh3,
roughly rnliitrl .nd renuv&tnd :nn samo, and
supplied it with a FIRST GLASS SFOCh OF
cvet:.aing pertaining 20 tfn DRUG BuSl-
Mss, snd propose to carr II or As Z branch 81
oar establishment ST No. J,5 King street. The
5ramrh Ftcra will be under tho charge Of Mc. G.
j. ". SUktAERs;, whom. wo have ass"cis,:es!
with Is in business, s.id VITO will Do prepared t.
compcuni phJsaians' Prescriptions, o. Dis
un.lsa mcdcinoa 1T any bGuc % TIC day @: n;i'..
!jghl bel! 81 :ho King stree. d"nc.
-. 81 Ia y En- ~ ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-26

ySJASH1NGToA u od!o RAJ IE"|' =
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
TWO GRAINS DAILY ENCEi'i SUI 4.
HAI) SNTW EhM AlIEXhN UHiA ANU
EUilND HILL.
Beginning EiayI 1877.
IoAyo Washington 81 . II. IN, aud ~ j. N.
AID Alaxantira Ut 9 10 u. III. and 4 % y. 10.
Pass Loesburg, GcinR westward,.! | - II. ct
and 10 2. m, snj arrive st Eo!nd Hlii 1T j.
III. ard ~ .. III. Leave Round Hill 1t ) 70 H.
, snd 1870 =. H.; pass LoeSburg, going n:si
ward, st 6 s. III, and 10 =. No., an" arrive ~
Alsxanl1ia E! S Is &. IN. and S:l5 p. IA. and n:
Washington st 5 30 9. n. and $50 p. II.
sse- Passengers from Washington VII, Xxx!
the Washington and Ohio csra p: tho E'::il:iinrt
and potomac Railroad station at "a H. a.; q >
pm, and go through 10 Round 'litl without
change Of c&rs.
Tho 8 10 I'm. trsin from AloXanc::a ard -.
q. IN. train from Round Hill connect =: Eo!ac
Hill with Harris Daily Limo OF COache
fo- Snickorsvilo Berryyille snd Wincnc3."f
also with keamcr' Limo Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldio and Aliddlebu1g.
Both trains, westward, mako close councillors
a. Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages Iof Fal;
fax Court House.
Communications tickets, ; efso per nsiie
AnRESS fickcts, $50.
t. H. HAVENEE.
my 3---!t General Iicke. &!Stlit
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All trains dsily on main line

All trains daily on main line.
Tho EXPRESS SOUTH bound CONNECTS al
Lynchburg for the West and Southwest and
AT Dsnvillo for the South, South Eas! and South
West.
The MAIL south bound connects with q. i
D. Fast and West and at Lynchburg for the
South and South West; at Manassas for Stras-
burg, except Sunday.
For WARRENTON S Is g. u. daily, and
6 ~ p. m, except Sunday.
GORDONSV1LLE LOCAL leaves Alexsn-
dris Is p m. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. Lesvo GordonsvilIo at 4 50 a. N. Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at AL
oxandris at , IS .. m.
FRONT ROYAL ACCO. leaves Washington
4 SO D. M, Alexandria 4 SIS p. m. Saturdays on
~, arriving at Front Royal S 40p. nj. Leaves
Front Royal 40 o. m. Mondays only, arriving
at Alexsndris Is 3, m, Washington 45 a: m.
North bound trains make close connections
with BALTIC. s. Ohio ard Bait. s. Potomac trains
TO Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA and New York, and
10 al points North ard Northwest.
Tho Mail has Parlor Cars, and the Accom-
modstion train Sleeping Cars through, without
change, to White Sulphur Springs; also through
Slecpers, without change, between Philadelphia
and Now Orleans, on the Express.
Through tickets to the South and West and 10
ALL The VIRGINIA SPRINGS at lowest
ratcs Special excursion tickets a. low ratos by
the Front Royal Accommodation.
S. SPENCER, Supt. Transp'n.
y : ir-1 Il
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Gz5a SEoIA KEuWEIN.-FA1EFAX Court
HOUSE, July .. 1S77.-,Tanees II. Wfarcr, EiG
Market st., Ihiladelphia.-Desr Sir: ! have
been subject to severe attacks Ct headache which
las. about throc days. On Friday night. IN The
beginning Of one of these attacks. l !"o:l p win"
g,assful OF your ''Scoia Rodwoin." which il E
short time relieved mo, AID kent me free t-onl
i. tho other two days l would advise persons
afflicted SIS haze boon 10 givo it a trial. Yours,
4. a. CnArMAN.
For sa!o by f.. S. Leadbestor & Bro. [jy G
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ae- TO TIE LADIES. We have just reneiT-
81 very largo and superior stuck Of Low
QUARTER SHOES, in nj! Of the late stylus.
They aro handsome and durable, TIL ESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
be sold for much less than they Can be- bought
elsewhere
mv1S WkDDEY, II King It.
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1877 rxx, sEH>E xoi 1877
TO THE NORTH, WEST Sc SOUTH " ESI'
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS. SPLENDID seen h; :
MAGNIFlCENT EQUIPMENT
juno d. 1877.
Trains leave Washington from depot Of IA l.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD cor
ner If Sixth end B streets, as follows;
For Philsdolphia, New York and the East
955 p. 1r. daily, with paiacu Cars. Tin:
itod Express Of Pullman rarior Cars 30 :,
NJ. ds.ily, except Sunday. For PhiIsieip',i:
aid New Iork ) - 8. ILL., a;id SO u. m. daily
except Sunday: for fhila'lr!rhis 80 =. IT.
daily.
For Fitisburg aml he West IL IL :n,'is.'g w..'
Parlcr Cars TO rittsbuTg; 49, J.. Ill. dirty
with Psl~ca C.1 TO Chicago.
daily, cxeaps Saturday, with p.ia~n G. 4: t.
fTsikiEs. For Watkins, 1910 a. -. 'i%!J
nacspt S>riag.
local TRAINS.
20! Alexandria T. !, s, go, ~ sni Il &.'s, ";''
/, 3, a2l, ), GEO ard pm. Ga Sunday i; >. i
I: o., anl l and p. Ii.
Trains irave A!eysndr;a FOR Was rinStr.i, i, :!
$40, 30, 10 ani Il s. H.. !! ;; 40, !, :: "ri
q. n.
On Sunday ct &. 10 sad 10 Il. a., GnG & .. ~.
ThBOUGu TRAIN FOR Tllh HOUTI. 7is
Qaaltico s7I kicLraoDl, Will loaV, hlcziH
tris =. 10 q. II. daily, and ) - y. III. ',%'i,
except sunday.
Tickets and information CSC b" rr"c'irci :.
principal rsi!r"ad stations and .ick"; Ollie"
Southrssi. l.. =. FARM Err,
Iti.'i i':.:-:.12nr T. gent
FRAN x THOMSON
General Amnag.nr. jc II
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THE BALTIMORE READY MIXED
4 PAINT, sn excellent cheap Paint for roofs
fences barns and oct buildings. It is all ready
for immodate application and will withstand
the weather for years. In color it is dark rod
dish brown.
nv rs JANNEY & co.
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sse- LOOK LO0K!-Wc have had seat u5
from largo retailer in Now York CITY quite
lot of LADIES BOOTS which arc a litIe out
of style Thoy will bo sold al about ona fourth
of their cost Ask for job lot at
my1S WADDEY'S, u King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-26

DAMNED LOBSTER, bar:lhsT, & Eorr.lrs
~ celebrated brand received sid for isle By
NV - +. }. DAVIDSON, ltI King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-26

EfSE THE BEST-Tho CENTENNIAL
" INSECT DESTROYER will destroy and
keep away roachcs Croton Bugs, Ants, Bed
Bugs &c. We arc the sole agents for tho above,
SIG src prepared to sell it in lots TO suit the
trade. MCLEAN So UHLER,
je2J LOT King street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

ence to put down the creatures OF fraud
and corruption, and establish in their
places the only government which will
insure peace and security to these most
unfortunate States. So is he called
upon by the riff ratf of these States, the
precious relics be9ueathed to US by our
great civil war, of imported fraud and
ruthless, unbridled tyranny minor at
tendsnts of that stupendous fraud by
which Hayes is president, and Til,
den private citizen to-day
Il is time for fepublicanism to part
with its radicalism. The genius of the
age is fast settling down intoan unutter-
able disgust at the hypocrisy which
affects still to care for the poor negro.
while it, in the face OF the whole world.
unhlushingly uses that negro, only as a
stepping stone for its pimps and shout
der-hltters To mount to power,-that
power which enriches them, and makes
their poor deluded victims poor indeed
There IL one thing certain, and that is
If Mr.. Hayes permits this foul-wrcngt to
be done to the people of Louisiana and
South Carolina, he may expect the
people to institute proceedings by
which the frauds covered up by the
returning boards and that blessed com
mission will be laid bare to the gaze CT
the world, and his own tenure will be
vastly curtailed by that proceeding.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

on charge Of enibezzlement of coupor
tickets OF the company. to the extent o
several thousand dollars. The Palestin.
New Era thinks the accused will b,
bound over.
They have much railroad talk ir
Waco. have had for years, but still they
hobble along there with one solitary tar
which now passes. through reducing the
place to merely flag station
Prohibition is defeated in Tr.yi.
county. The vote in the city OF Austin
stood sol for and lass against Ii Is
not likely that this majority can be
beaten by country precincts.
A tramp, attempting To board a train
without paying his fare. At Groesbeecl.
the other day, was put off by the con
ductor. He drew a six shooter and
attempted the feat again The sheriff
took him in custody
The prisoners confined in the East
land county Jail, made a bold push for
liberty the other day. They sawed a
log OF aud crawled out. but being
shackled, they were pursued and over
taken by the sherih.
We want it understood that when
we give the patent outsiders little
friendly jolt ia future. as we are very
likely to do. we ALWAYS aud hereby ex-
cept the Ennis Review IL j. a good
local paner and ought 20 make a bushel
OF money in that live community.
That It ma! do 80 We shall ever pray
etc