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FG;s MUil FOLK.

,fNo elagaat. now AID substantial : ,.Ts.s- .
iron steamer LADY oF TMs LAKE IIsssxIiSssassa
leaves tho cofnpany's wharf, Washington, EV.
Ei:I MONDAY, WEDNESDAY Gnd FKI-
UAI, st i've Q clock p. H., end Alexandria ut
$50 p. H.: returning, l"aves Norfolk EVERY
TU H$DA Z, lliU aSUAY snG i5ATURDA
Il: o'clock j. RI. This Inc connects 81 Nor
fol-: with tho ships O: The Merchants and Nj
naGs Transportation Company fer Boston ari
route 70 those cities ard their connections
throughout New England. FaEe.o Norfolk 81
Suund trip S.. Tickets good until used
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-Gs iG2'
ilI..:"fEiUT U% COLUMBIA

and will rim their s.anners Regularly as follows:
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NEW oooDa 'ju,s opcr,,5--
Beautiful Prints, Blsc!; Alnaca', b!sci: a'i''
Coored Csshmeres, FIsnncla, Bed Ticking,
kerscys, Blankets, 5hawla, Canton tlannes.
SC. with many olhar da:irable ana sncson&b!o
goods, which arc being sold 1T prices 10 suit Ito
tmez.
nov iS W. n. HS.EK i.hf-
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TsEE (EE.aCfEEr NEW
Patent Portable Gas Machine.

All persons or psfties wanting cheap light
aro cordially invited TO see It's merits at No 125
King street. With my new patent process illu-
rninatlng gas can be made st SIS cents per 1909
cubic feet in manufacturing on large scale.
Standard illuminating power 6fteen candles
Full satisfaction is given to all persons who
wish 10 purchase machine. Refers to DR.. s.
y. Ford, u S. Gas Inspector.
ADONlS GLACHET,
Inventor, Patentee and Manufacturer,
Alexandria, Virginia.
In manufacturing gas by my now process
pipes are prevented from cogging with tar or
other residuum, and the accumulation Of carbon
ia the retorts is also prevented. The best adspt,
ed for country residences, manufactures, public
buildings, sc. State and county rights for sale.
oct lift
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g,ESAS, NOTICES.

TylKElt iA-At Rulos held in the Clerk:
y otica Of the Circuit Court Of tho city Of
Alexandria, On the 9Th day OF November, 1918.
hl.digon Carpenter W. The Singer Msnutaclur
in: CcrGpa and anoLhcT. In chanceTy and
attachment.
Reno Tho object Of this suit is to recover OF
tho defendant, Tho Singer Manufacturing Corn
pany, tho SUN Of HIty.pEe dollars, and TO attach
sni 4ubact To tho payment Of the Same tho estate
or debts due said defendant, in this city.
Tho defendant. The Singer Manufacturing
Company, not having entered It's appear
ance ard given security according to the act Of
Assembly and tho rules Of this Court, and it ap-
pcaring by affidavit that it IS not resident Of
this State it is ordered that tho said defendant
appesr here within one month after due publica-
ton OF this order, and do what is necessary tn
protect It's interest in this suit; and that copy
Cf this order DO forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette q newspaper published in tho
city Of AleIandris, once q week for four sue
ccssivo weeks, and posted at tho front door Of
tho Court House Of this city. A. copy, test:
MDkION MAkYE. Clerk.
+. l.. Smith, p. q. nov l4-w4w
ETIHGINIA--In tho Clerks Office Of the Cor
porstiCn Court Of The city OF Alexandria,
on The 29th day of October 1STS.
X. }. Thomas snd Ellie Thomas, hs wife, con
plainants, ~. Hannah Burke, J.mes 5. Por-
ter end Ann Virginia Porter, his wife, AT
thur j. Dixon, Fannie Dixon, Thomas K.
';elcctman and Virginia +. Selectmsn, his wife,
.IanG &. EGrke, Emma Enrke. Howard Burke,
j. Oscar Golfer, Francis NJ Collier and D. g.
tiraysoG and Ann Kcbeca t1TayGon hi; wife,
dniuGdant;
IN chanctry.
Memo: Tho object OF this suit ia 70 obtain 3
decree for The partition Tor sale end division Of
tho proceeds amongst tho parties entitled thereto
if partition be found impracticahle) Of q lot Of
ground at the northwest inters ection Of Wilkes
ard Washington streets. fronting 176 fl. I inch.
on Washington street and extending back with
tie width ct tho front, 123 feet inches, the same
beng & lot of ground Of which the lato Sias
Burke died seized an undivided half Of which
was afterwards conveyed 10 the lsto George O..
Dixon by the devaees Of said Burke.
The Defendants j. Oscar Golfer and Francis
NJ. Golfer, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of Assem-
bly,, and tho rules Of this Court and it appear
ing by affidavit that they are not residents OF
thssitlte, it il ordered that said defendants appear
hero within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what Unnecessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
der 30 forthwith inserted in tho Alcxandria Ga-
zcttc, a newspaper published in tho city Of AL
oxandriG, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at tho front door Of The Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
MORTON MARYE, CLERK.
Wat!!as and Mushbach, y. q, oct "l-w1w
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DHY GsssbH}S.

T YONS AND ZURICH BLACK SILKS.
- PARIS BLACK GASHMERES, BLACK
CASHMERE SILANLS, E!lACh. AijPAC-
AS AND MNHAIB.
Thuradsy, Nov. -, 1873
Nine DEMORESI'S NEW WINTEK FhT-
TRIMS FOR UACEM BER.
We call attention To tho above. We mako
BLACK GOODS 2 speciality.
-. L. BRASHEAis,
Il. B. Hoomcs No 100 King G!roci.
nov % AleyaDdria, W.
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Went farther and Jared verse is often heard,
hut too late could have done much better at
Dealham'5
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GSrrtz:r 2 H.r,.sEl
~ - Ia I'D 81
DOTOMhC FERRY COMPANY

DOTUMhC FERRY COMPANY
On and after SEHTEMBEA Isl, 1878, boats
viii lOave as follows:
Alexandria, GO, : 80, 50, 10 10 and
Il 50 am, and e 49, 9 CO. ! 60. 90 and G 30 D. M.
WAsH1NaGCN-G So 10, 80, 10 50 q. II.
T. IL. end 20. 90, { 30; 90 and T co y. N.
Gug 23-!f
pE9UMrrloN or ROUTE.
On snd after THURSDAY, February 18th,
1879, tho steamer N Alta NO, Captain
Wa. II. Byles, will be run as follows
Leave Alexandria EVERY MONDAY,
4LI A5DA = and SATURDAY, from King
street wharf, 81 half-psst seven O'Clock
a. H., for Landings on the foGomsc is IA down
as Nor1ini. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, 1T 6 o'clock
for Washington, arriving early tho ssme oTen.
ing. Freight received daily.
Ieb IL J. RRODGisS s. 90, Agents.
gN!,ANu & STANDARD COASTINa CO.
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sgRead this, it will we'll pay you: We have
opened the second lot Of cIoaks, just purchased,
spd are free to say that suOh in quality and
price was nercr, DO nerer, seco, CT will be seen
again. Ladies call and see what we arc doing.
We will astonish you. As va have several
hundred cloaks cheaper thnn the cloth can DO
bought for. Call Gail Call at |. Eichbergs,
successor to Slaymaker 20. nov % lw
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WIS TEL. .AEHANGEM EMF,


Tho 4 Ali TkAiN Will leave WGshingto1
ii 6 ~ Is. n. and Alexandria at Q 05 S. IN. daily,
except Sunday; .:Hss l.ooshurg, gcing west
ward, =: J IL i. 1t.., ana arrive Ut Round li'
Il: y IL. G.esYo E3@Dd Hill y! l..:3J r. NJ i',.53
LesshurE, going %astwaCd, at l 20 p. m. sn; 81.
riye +, !:iGgsa,iris st 3:l5 p. H., Sill! 8!
Washington. 80 .. ~.
This ACCOM- MOD ALTON TRAIN w!it
oGvU Washington 1t / 20 y. H., ard AicEand1l.
al j % .. N, Ga!ly, except Sunday: ard arrive
St Lie: burg - & 80 y. III. Leave Lecgburg n.
% q. Ii. n;!i ariva At j. leXAnaria $! - u.
and Washington =: ~ =. IN.
5ss> Passengers fToI: Washington wil take
tho " ssGingLuG aid Ohio c5.r= p. the Baltimore
L P05;sa l.airoad station .t9 IL q. n. and ~
p.p;,, and 80 through without change Of ca, &.
Tao ".Uj SIN. tram from AleranGrla and 1875
y. III train from Ro"nd Elil coproc. r. Round
Iii with EGrria' Daily Line OF G2schos
foT Sn:cEe'sviie: Borryvile and Winchester;
also with EaarlGr'G Line G! Coaches, which leave
Lee=burs daily for Aidie and hLiddlsburg.
Both t:aina WesiwNFd, mako close connections,
1T Vienna, with Sis=nn's Line Of Stages for Far
fa1 Court House
Concentration G2ckasg, :,ds. per ihiia
AMuS::as tic:gHzs. $50.
=. Il. HAVENEE,
Get 4--;i General Ticket hga2;.
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1878 FIAT 1871,
PENNSILY ANA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, " EST IL SOUTH W E>5?!'
n M

I Az
TO THE NORIH, " EST IL SOUTH W 81!
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL: RAILS, SnLENDID sCENE&f
nhG NIFlC&NT EQUlPMEHr
Nov 10, iS.2--T q p. n.
Trains iasve Washin xton from depot Of EAT.
TiMURG S; POTOMAC EAtLRGAD, r.
nar of Sixth enA = stl Gn;s, IS follows:
For rhi!a. lew York End tho East, Leo aai
1915 q. III G&iy, WITH Palace Cars. Lin,.
iaCd Gxrcc&a Ct Pullman FerIor Cars 1873
m. daily, except Sunday. For PHILADELPHIA
$50 q. II. daily.
For pttshuEg snd he iTcsti0. 20 ~. daily, "a
fas!of Cars 81 pi.-sbucg; i.tI y. Iii. Isi v
with Palace Car ~ Chicago.
For CananGA:gua end tia North, 80 L
da!!v, cZcep: saturday, with Falsce Cps -
Watkins. Fer @smi:a, lG.l0 4. III. G,;iy.
except STndaJ.
For Baltimore 7.G0, $50, $50 snd 10. 10 E. H.;
1.3O, -. $50 7.4J s.d l0l p. m. On San.
Cay, lUlU "a. H.; l.30, $50, 40 and H. ID p.!n
i.UUaL TRAINS.
For A!eXaadria 6, Tlj, 6, 9, lG and II ..!e., "a
ll5, 3, 4."1, :, G.O5 +, and ll.30 .. III. Tn
Sunday 81: &. in.s and liz and p. e..
Trains leave A!czamdria for Washington, G.lJ,
1.l5 500, &c., II Snd II eii.,i 3, 80, !, 6lj
ard p. N. aud II night.
On Sunday 81 8. % ana 10 s. H.. sud 6 Is p.ic
THROUGH TRAIN Fer TIE SOUTH, vis
guantico and RichG,ond. will lesve kirxsu-
irl2 =! 10 "a n. and 81 D. IN. daily.
Tickets and Information can be procured -
principal railroad stations and ticket oieos
Southeast. il. =. FARMER,
Cent. Passenger Agent,
EEit X I'iO 3ii:DN
GeDars! Manager. nov9
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s5EHES0ADHs

~ 81, VikG. MIDLAND & q, .Xx
W JOHN 8. BARBOUR, Receiver
IN and siter Sunday. 90 p. n, Nov. IVh
1878 Passenger Trains will run as follows.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


NEW AUoTlq }I6, AND COMMISSION
We have opened at No. 2e ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We arc now ready to receive al kinds Of rner-
chAndiae and household goods on consignment
or purchase the Ssmo
We think i! msy prove an advantage to per-
1919 who have PRODUCE Of any description
10 send it to u.s. Located Immediately opposite
the msin entrance TO the Market on Royal ST.,
goods cen be exposed every morning at public
auction, when tho beat prices may DO expected.
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale viii!
lind it TO their advantage To give Us a CALL
Wo will sttond to suctioneoring ct public Gales
Of property, and respectfully Golicit share Of
public patronage. UNEAL s. LUCAS.
Gg~ Auction goods constantly on hand and Tor
Saie. nov 5-tf
VI. a. JOHNSON JOHN It. HAMMOND.
VIZ u. JOHNSON 81 co,
WloLESALE And RETAIL GKoCEKs,
GENERAL COM MISSION MEECH'Ir'.,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
or LIQUORS.. ALSO
AGENTS FOR ARLINGTON BOTTLED
ALE AND PORTER AND LAT.
LANDS AND KAND'S
POWDER.
CoIagnmonts OF Grain, Flour and ali kinds
Of Country Produce solicited.
Liberal advances made On consignmonis in
store.
Worthless. corner OF Cameron and Royal ats,
Alexandria, Va. aug
& Linn i. HARMON,
GROCERS, FEED and COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
CORNER PRINCE AND ROYAL SITS,
feb l ALEXANDRIA, VA.
z AIsysn6ria SAINT 20 1877
Z WOULD INFORM MY FRIENDS AND
the public general " that have this day made
business connection with the VOL known firm
Of HARLOW BROS, Grocers Liquor, Feed
and General Commission Merchants, +. W.
corner Cameron and Kcysi Streets and would
solicit share OF their patronage
sep G9-tt T. G. SWAMI b.
i. i. SWAINE,
WITH
uAKiOW BROS,
- GRUUEES, LIQUOE, FEED.
AND COMMISSlON MERCHANTS,
RI. W. COR. CAMlSRON AND ROYAL STS.
Liberal advances made on all coEsigEmenta
in store aer AAtf
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PeEpAnEFoR TIE COLD BLAsr3 OF WINTER.
Call CO STANsBURY Il Bro. and have your
Latropts, Furnaces, Ranges and Stoves put in
order, or procure new ooes. st prices to suit the
times, at the corner of King aad Columbus
streets. rOv Gin
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND Shoes
The most elegant assortment CT the latest styles
Boots snd Shoes ever seen 10 this country.
comprising al! the latest fashions. All OF these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, aad according to oar
idea of the tastes end WAITS Of the retail
trade. We shall be most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to a whether they dc.
sire to purchase or not. WADDEY.
oct Lift ITO Kiog street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

Fer fno Clothing SEQ Dealtam, G. King
street, corner OF Fairfax.
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The Lstcst-D5aitam' Scotch Double Faced
Llama wool Ogcrcoats.

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup las been used for children 1t
uarrects acidity Of tho stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, Curtis 3ysentery aud
uiarrbwa, whether arising from teethiDg or
ciEcr Causes. An oil snd we'll tried remedy.
ID cent. a bottle. je 22-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-03-16
Advice to Tourists.

A correspondent of the Ashland Tidings sends
the following from an excursion party in the
Oregon mountains. "For fear of encroaching
too much on your space, l leave out many of the
incidents of our journey but for the informa-
ton of young lady tourists hereafter, L have
some sage advice to offer, to wit If when rid
ing in a mountainous region your animal is
taken with a sudden disposition to kick with all
four of his feet at once, in a spasmodic effort to
repell a warm greeting from a kind of insect
noted for the wearing of a yellow jacket, don't
Jump off your horse and run back and stand
right over the nest as a place of safety. One of
the young ladies of our party tried it, and she
reports it not a gratifying success. L give this
caution no less out of sympathy for the supposed
cavilier who may be in attendance upon the
young lady, than for the young lady. There are
very trying circumstances to be met with In the
lives of most linen on the border but to
stand by and realize, not see, that the prettiest
girl "tbese eyes have seen is dexterously
vibrating her drapery in a frantic effort to resist
the spirited attack of exasperated yellow jackets,
and not be permitted to render needed assistance
in the unequal contest, for fear of adding to her
endorsements a modification more singing
then the stings of the yellow jackets, is to
encounter an emergency that puts ones intellect
to its most trying tension, and calls for the exer-
else of a sagacity and nice sense of the proprie-
ties not often SO dreamed of in your philosophy"
In such an extremity, to borrow from Joaquin
Miller:
at seems to me there is more that sees
Than the eyes in man. You may close your eyes,
You may turn your back, and still be wise
In the sacred and marvellous mysteries"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-03-16
The Wealth of Job.

Job, l 2.
At this distance of time, supposed to be 1000
years since he existed, it is difficult to estimate
may be attempted, although the relative value
of money at the extremes Of the 5000 years
leaves us at a loss to calculate the precise
amount.
l. The extent Of land he owned may be found
from the support his stock needed. 1000 sheep
would require a range of as many acres 5000
camels would need five acres each 200 yoke of
oxen an equal range of five acres with the
camels 500 asses about two acres each and
his household, which was s. very great" 1000
in all, 10000 acres. The valne of this amount,
at IS per acre, $3.50, 900.
2. The cost of Jobs CATTLE 900 sheep at
50 each 1000 camels at probably $50; I,OOO
oxen at so each and 500 asses at the same
price. This would equal about $175, 900.
3. To tend such vast herds, according to the
custom of the East, the number OF laborers must
have been large. Abraham, cotemporary with
Job, could muster in his own family retInue
3I8 trained men at arms. AS many more must
have remained at home to attend to his hocks,
ETC., when the patriarch went in pursuit of the
invaders of Lots territory, Job may have had
800 their pay and support $50 900.
4. The necessary houses for living and shelter
and the folds could not be less than S25, 900.
The whole value of the above would be
$4,000.
All of this wealth seems incredible, were it
not declared so by the voice of inspiration. At
the close of the book we are told that even this
amount was duplicated, $4,000.
When we compare this with the relative pre-
sent value of money and that of Jobs day, his
wealth was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-03-16

Politics IN THE FRENCH ARMY.-A good deal of
speculation has arisen of late as to the political
complexion of the French army. which has for
years been an element that could not be disre-
garded in any political change contemplated by
the leaders of public opinion in France. Many
have regarded the army as a standing menace to
the establishment of free institutions in that coun-
try, and an instrument always ready to carry out
the designs of its ambitious or uncrupulous
leaders. If the following which has been recently
published in the London Times is true, it would
appear that the almost universal opinion in this
matter is quite unfounded so far as the mass of the
army is concerned:
AS to the army. the concurrent opinion of the
provinces agrees with the opinion of the Capital,
that it is no longer capable of becoming an instru-
ment in the hands of a consPirator. but is a truly
national defense. Wherever l have been / have
constantly heard this language We are in daily
communication with officers OF the garrison, and
we are perfectly certain that the mass of them
will be no parties to a crime against the nation.
A very large proportion of the young officers are
known to be Republicans. and in every command
there are Colonies and general officers who are
thoroughly with us. The superior commandants
who are willing to repeat the crimes of December
are marked men they are few in number. scat
tered and isolated. and without any dominant
The present Government has even
the chiefs of the army and we know that
it has been rehuffed.n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-03-16
THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY Y. MARCH 16.
Fron the Friend for March,
A Visitors Observations.

BY Ex-JUDGE CATION, OF LIMOS AUTHOR OF
"a SUMNER IN NORWAY" ETC.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Friday, Aug. 30.- Receipts of bccYcs. 2'0J making 6,35O since Monday uga nst 4'jJ for thc,samc time last week Prices further doclinad 'rm',c. | h., and the market closed stoady. Sales were at 8m lO' c to dress 55GLj7 lbs. for native stcers and at 7@ 8ac to dress 5j ns for Texans.
 Receipts for sheep anl lambs were 3S74 head, making loG2o since Monday, against l2o34 for the same time last wack Shccp were uncDangel l. with sales of poor to good at 3~l'lc. r h. Lambs were dull anI lower, closing weak at Jq Gc T h. for or dinary to prime
 Receipts of hogs were 3,20O making l2,9OO since Monday. against l3 610 for the same time last week No imp Drtant change. either in tone of pre- Four ear loads of State hogs ani part of car load of Ohio do, changed hands alive at s4.5O r 100 lbs.
 NEW YORK, Mon lay Sept 2.-Rcrcpts Of bccvcs to-day and yesterday wcra 3j5 car loads, or 5646 lctl making total of l27 for the week, against 9,I75 lur the previous week. Strictly prime steers we scarce, and tops of best droves changed hands at good priccs but all lower grades, ar icularly light Texas, Cherokee and Colorado cattle were dull ani depressed, and could not be closed out even a-a reduction of j.. .c. T h. Texas, Cher o' C and Colorado half breeds ranged from Gaic to 9lc,, to dross j5~5G lbs; native steers rom 6c. to dr D lbs up to 1O sc. to dress 57 lbs outside figure for 10l Kentucky steers, 1921 tbs average t ,kn for export, alive. For Texas and Cherokee cattle i@7lc. to dress 55 lbs, were the populal figures and for fair to good native steers 7}i@g&c. to dress 5G ba. was the usual range.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05

ILLUSTRATION BY PICTuREs. .-- Ono of the great contrasts between the School Book, used hY thn fathers md mothers of the land, when ynung, and those now used by the eNlldIon, b the use Of pictures. As n curious Inrtunct of Illustrating the mean l < of words bY pictures, look lt tho three pictures oiaShlpou pngu l75l Of Wcb,tcrs Unabridged Dictionary these alone it. lu5lmte tho meaning of more tlnn one hHHiyH words md terms far better than they can bo dcIincd by any description In words.
 CHoLERA.--No No danger from Cholera If the Liver is in proper order and ordinary prudence in diet K obscrgcd. Tho oc- casioIaI taking of Simmons Liver Rcgu- iator to keep the system healthy, will surely prcyont attacks of Cholera Ir does not make any difference how severe the cuse of bilious dnruugcmcnt is Smuons Liver Regulator will euro. it speedily and c,lcctualIy without salvation or that prost ration of the system ensu- ing from the use of drastic prlrgativcs.
 As there are many spurious limitations Of this valuable medicine, take care you get the genuine.
 "We have bocn selling your medicine | for some lime, and we find 1t better adap- ted to the cure of bilious attacks than any other medicine we have ever used or sold. "JAs. NJ. BEAsLEY & Co.,, Magnolia Ark. '
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05

Come ono, come all, and hear one of South Britains most gifted men.
 D, NJ. Mitchell. Esq, has returned from his Western trip aR sound as q dnl- lar, and now he makes tho work fly. He has put on new roof to the barn on his formerly tho Benhaml place md his men are cutting his tGbleao. In short, he haa made things as lively around his promises as n bee hlyo in buckwheut time.
 Curtis Downs, Esq, Is building m ad- dition to his barn Tho Rddi m includes n horse barn, wagon house, tobacco house, etc. Anson Ward does the car penter work, and from pre- elt lndlca- tlons it will be n tlrst-class ,oJ, Anson knows how to do It.
 Downes < Mitchell have plosel h 1T store at Southbury md removed the bnl- ance of their stock to this village. Their business here has Increased to such m extent that it takes their whole time, hence the closing of the branch store in Southbury. Report says theg are to havo additional help, but whether tho help Is t9 be n partner, or otherwise, l am ul- able to say, and Henry would not like II If he thought somebody guessed at it. Any way, that big turkey ls int enough to be good eating now.
 Your correspondent took ride through Kcttletown few days ago and could not help noticing the improvements. C. <. Pierce, Esq, has made that part of the town to bud and blossom us inc rose. So much for thrift and enterprise.
 Geo. Peck Pierce has takou tho Kettle town school for another year. Geo. will bc one of the fixtures there before long.
 The Milk Improvement Society is bound to be success, and the stock is taken very rapidly now.
 The case of the State rs. Trumln, which was chronicIed in the BEE at the time, has dwndled into insiGniicance, com- pared with the case of the State ra. Bundy which was beforeJustice Pierce last week.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05

have attniRed lts full growth. the town farm mny be pleasure park.
 4 walk ls Icing laid across the street old Concert Hall grounds, Three mon are doing the work and m audience Of six ten arc ltoslng 0n-ahout the fel, alive proportion of labor 10 idleucss,
 The Flromons parade, on tho 5th of Sept, ls the one great coming event, 1t Is expected that twenty-f0ur compnulos, with their machines" all bright and 6hiulng. and twenty Lands of music will participate in tho para ,e, Chief HuLbell h doing all Il man em do with Old Probabilities 10 secure 2 good day. Every O Der preparation Is assured, HOHAcE.