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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-08

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge f. III. Lone
observation-disclosures to sail liquor we're granted
to Edward Fleming, Louis Appieh. George A
Heath, Otto Portner, Edward Quinn, Henry
Callap, Beach & Gregory, 0. u. Henderson,
Janpey g. Co., S. Blouse, W. b: Whltln9' u
Rice & Co.. aud r. B. Lawson g. 70.
Thomas Jefferson, native OF Chlaa, WAS
nsturalizad as a citizen of the United States.
Allen ct al. ". McVcigh ct al.; answer OF ).
Fl. McVeigh to rule filed. :, =,
Alexandria Water Co. vs. John AVll ana
w. A. Duncan; in chaDcery; order tor surfen
der of stock to plalutltt :, ,r
Mauoip's executor ". Fendars eX scutor et
ais in chsncery; final decree.
Austin rs. Arlington Turnpike Co.; 10 chan
oerp: demurrer to bill overruled, and defen'
dants ordered to plead. n
SPECIAL BoAT.-As announced elsewhere, a
snecis boat will leave here at 40 CLOCK
this evening, for Washington, returning az
1115p m, By this means all persons WHO
desire to hear Kellogg, Cary and kcze, 10
"NIirnop' or to visit tho other attracll9u9 OF
the capita, will be afforded chapoe to. 90 80
w;thout losing whole nights rest. II me
nresent attempt to accommodate the people OF o,
AlrYan1ris i, properly patronlzad, It VIII
doubtless be followed By Others
THIEF ARRESTED. Officers Smith and
LvIes last night arrested a oolored woman
named Matilda Mason. charged with !oopiog
Mrs. Butler, 10 Washington. of clothlog goo
;swelry. She was oon6ned 10 The slatIon
housa al night, and carried TO washington
this morning where she was sent to JAIL 'or s'A
months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-08

FT'O THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDkIA-
4 announce myself as 8 candidate for Super
intendent of Police, subject to the decision of
the primary election. "
apl6'tpe JAS. A. IAVJNa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-08

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. May s.,
At Drovers' Rest Yesterday, eight cattle sod
from Sls5 so per loo lbs. gross; 100 sheep and
lambs sold as follows: Old sheep, S4s4 10 per
lCO lbs. lambs, S6a7; Is COWS end cslves, Sloa
d. each Market brisk for sheep.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
norc,I:.- We rc..*', ""'i

Al ,hc month, meeiinS IT the New
York Woman Suffrage Society, IN
Mrs Dir. Lozier's parlors, al 22i west
Fourteenth street. last evening, MIS-.
Lille Deyereaux Blake spoke 81 me
resent murder trial in Georgia, dwell
;nr upon the cruelty Of trying and
Conforming an encente and nursing
woman, and compared the cas- WIN
the aconiual Of Mcfarland for killing
Richardson. She said she Gid not
wish to excuse the crime, but II was
done in The heat of passion, and that
Mrs. Southern was Irresponsible at
the time. 1t certainly was wrong 10
hang her.
Mrs. Matilda Fletcher said that the
women of New York SHOULD petition
for pardon for Mrs. Southern. 1t
would be right for an army of women
to 90 down there and take Southern
forcibly from the jail.-N. J. Suh,
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK.

A. the time approaches for the renewal of
subscriptions, TIE sun wonld remind i-s
friends and weIl-wishers everywherr, that il
j. again a candidate for their consideration
and support. Upon ~ record for the past ten
years II relies tor Il continuance Of the hearty
sympathy and generous co operation which
have hitherto been extended to il from every
quarter OF the Union.
The DAILY sun is a four page.shce, Of rs
columns. price 10y mail, post paid, - cents il
month, or $3.50 per year.
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page sheet OF ST columns. While giving the
news of the day. it also contains large
amount of literary and miscellaneous matter
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n wear
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
Brother Gardeners Opinion OF The
Morality of the Age.

Def70i. Free Press report Of the proceeds
inps of the last meeting OF the Lime hIin
Club:
sWalk;n' roun' de back streets dis mawnin
10 Commune wild natur an hiint for ca'nlp.
began Brother Gardner. "a he looked down
upon the assembled multitude nicely balanced
on stools and benches-"waikIu rouh IN dat
manner | war suddenly struck viii lie reiieN>
un: Am dis wicked woruid CROWN gooder
or bladder turned my eyes to de nori, an
tiey Ii, down on de cabin of de ole man Wal.
lace | knode drt ole chap way back beio
de war | knede him when lac Il divide ms
las cracker wild stranger. an when he d
eaneymoas break his neck to do frlen a
favor. Whar am he now! Nhar am his
character fled to! You knows an ! SHOWS
dat if lar's chicken lifted anywhar ON de
hull Brush farm everybody am reddy 10 cry
ont ,!a, ole man Wallace dHu de liiin. Ii he
walks into a grocery an inquars de tiggers on
Goldfish, de grocer doan rush tor him an hole
M de biggest fish in de box, "a III de long
ago On de contrary, de grocer mutters sun.
thin bout cash on de nail, an no trust. and
keeps right on knockin' down de price OF
canned tomatoes for white folks. De ole man
am gone 10 de bad an am still on de trot.
tuTneu my eyes W uc gu Wy So 'N''
selves on de shanty OF ole Aunt Jane. who
was once ez gentle As de snow fiake, bnt VINO
now keeps half Of kentnck on der hshrln
heels all de time. Ober TO de Sout war dat
young Thomas skuikin' long de fence wild
harl dat he d got de bulge on, an doan
doubt dat i, was his second or third trip.
klr remember when dat boy was 80 good dat
he d hev bin pinIed to blow dc bellows 10 de
organ in our church if dar he'd bin any To-
blow. Forty rods to de west de Bolt fanny
war injoyin' one Of DER semi>weekly fights,
she strikin at oe ole man wild an AK, and he
putin in his best licks wild clothes-line
prop. All dis seed ez / sucked in de lurid
mawnin' air an reached out for de azure sun,
an il made me sick When it am so easy to
be good, why will so many foisses be bad
Whas are de matter wid de human race,
ennyhowf'S " : ~ u
lHe seemed to.lcsk mostly at Sir Isaac Wal
pole. and that good old black keIeton rose up
and answsssi: SWhen dis ole man looks
bod ob0 &c weary. yiars q life an Fsnem-
bed dsxhs5ss When no coald sot a plate Of
frids oyswrs OF bsS,s pos st sun-cioHn an
fin' de hull cole xsLun Jar at daylight safe
an, frSSh,, 4 Hinder makes de heart 20 down.
ID VvsdIA NJ, Wicked frou, II clio chins an
ispses1ed " beaieve DAT de climax heza I
been shot of yile Still, aats naiiin. 10 me-
lie got my Decline mar ied out. One eand
of daf line 10 IN dis towneh' de odder hope,
comes b 6esf Hesvcn's gate dat shell at
kRYb'6s % sdaes~ Of Dc harps ez dey strike
in on de chorus Of De Sweet BY. an By
Dafs IN, Misser President" 49,
an 700 rounded dat speech up like de
keehhFhrmRr sppRh P & htl q corn'rs
pl4dab{ pt$idehs q, Sm susst ins 20 hear
al, ole mans feet echufn' on De pain to De bet.
ter lap, bul lzs ewissi % sree dis matter obez
in nyyown bean an re rxha means dis
wieks1eeis - .wha, am d -saedicine to better
de p.shents
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18

Advertisements Inserted st the rate OF II ~ ref
ennare for the first insertion snd IS cents Tor escn
subsequent one. Ten lines or icss constitute
square.
II Professional Cards, s20.oo per a. Ium; q"
az months, 1880 IN advance
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
s. W. SMITH.
B4RBER d HAIR DRESSEL

BARBE2 d, HAIR DRESSER
HASmosed into his new shop on h9u,se
II street tne door north Of ". L. 'yones'
store, 2ayvil!c, ard provided with all kiuds'of
perfumes. cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution of all work ia
his line. AMI respectfully solicirs the pa
tronage of The pablo. He can shave. dive,
shampoo. and trim gentleman up In any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand 10 a, commodate the ladies.
June 3. 1SGJ-tf. 100. ...,
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
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more for the money than any IN the morid. Its
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Mammoth COlOred Fashion Plates
Ahead of all others. These plates are EN-
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Terms always in Advance) $500 Year.
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Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
ron SALE

200 ACRES Of good laui, Ia Gyc miles OF
DtU Ba-lrop. NoreuoUsc Parish, -ituo'cd
Va Gum swamp. 100 acres Ia cultivation 4;
entirely above rhc overflow at 81 and So.
Good school and church IA the .-iaL horhood.
Pr.ce 10000. one quarter cash. the balauce
IL three e?ua! anuSai payments.
Any tajHcr Information can bc hal NJ 'hi>
office May .. SO II.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
Staples.

yN1CF-Al grade Neal, Grts, Sugars,
MolasS-s, Bacon sides and shoulders Dry
Salt d.. do, new $n.ar-cured ilaL,,, Lard,
new Me-, Pork Salt, cuar,e and fine: Wits.
kirs. all psn,', Wmr,. Saerry and Port. for
cooking: Bagcing and Ties B5s~CaC on us
for Bargains. T.. T. EGGLESTON q co,
dec - Nicksbnrg.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
The Weekly Sun.

Who does not know the Weekly Sun, 1t
circua,es throughout the United States. Cana
das. and beyond. Ninety thousand families
greet lis welcome pages weekly, and regard
1t in the light oi guide, counsellor and friend.
Its news, editorial agricultural. and literary
Departments make it essentially Journal for
the family and the freside. Terms: One
dollar year, post paid. This price, quality
considered, makes it the cheapest newspaper
published. For club, of ten, with $40 cash,
we will send ah extra copy free. Address
PUBLISHER Of THE sun,
Nov. 10, ISIS. New York City.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18

Several parties whose names have been
dropped from our subscription list, are sill
owing us tor several years Subscription 10 the
BEACON. The privilege OF paying such in
dcb'e'lnrS> ia tour bushels OF corn ioI each
year winch Is nratly twice as market vaIme)
J. extended 70 them - well as others, hut
U'ie>> they srjte in ,hls or some other way
within monlh. We viii be compelled To
Lr.ns ia; a--".ne, 'LriH. sept 21-im.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18

EHA SUPPLEMENT wiH be girem in erery
number for 1878, containing Juli-si:e paper
pattern for a iodys, or ehiids dress, Erny
subsniber mW receire, during The year, iw,irs o
these patterns, so that thrss atone rW be north
more than the subscription prir~~a5u
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
40 ~ - ~ - -, -. - -

JACksON 81, Mon EUk, la
a FIkST-CLA$S boarding house in tie
cen;ral'por;on Of tie city, is open to The
pubic at the most reasonable rates by the
day, week or month
D 3. TROUSDALE,
Feb Is. iS77-ly Proprietor.
Richland beacon., 1878-05-18
EVERY Bon WARRANTED!

Most Comp!cfe Satisfaction Gudrteed o, 40 Pa,'
Full directions around each box. Physicians
supplied by mail, postpaid, for $3.50 per
thousand. in bulk, cash IN advance. We will
send these Pills TO any reliable druggist or
merchant 10 sell on commission. Agents
wanted everywhere.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18

ness shenc the indontahlc spirit Of the
devoted soldier the man who would 30
found III his post or dead in the attempt
To reach It. The officer watched him
closely ana admiringly, and, rs lie drag
ged himself slowly pas, heard hun mut
ter ~ himsclts " Damn NE, II ! ever
love another country" \ good many
upon each side had that feeling M w.
rouS times during the war, though they
may not have formulated II 81 tcrscN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
THE BUCKWHE4T CAKE.

My tlapjaek lis Of thee
Thou thai asrnest with me,
or thee | Slpgt
Thou that with pork art fried,
Then buttered on enc side.
With maple syrup thick applied
Thou luscious thing
q, Sayory morsel mine
Whit Sic is like 70 thine,
We'll huuered one:
love 10 watch thee lrN,
Tosee cook toss thee high
Md stick thee with fork To- ty
ltthcu are done
Before the break Of GaWMs
The cock, With many a Nawu,
Tie haiterm8kCs
Then. at the hreaEfaSt.bca,
Down rush the boys pell'mell,
Anal Gti delighted yell,
O., buckMheM cakes"
@ red faced cook 10 thee
Shs|l loud encomiums be
Forever more
soon. when our stumachs tCci
Oppressed by such a meal,
We promise ypu that We'll
Eat somewhat slower,
And when our spirits rise
10 odwcll in Paradise,
Our hope is this
A gorgeous throne our scat,
Fair hauris nj cur feet,
Hot huckwheat cakes TO eat
What greater hlisss
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
Tact.

\ little tact often oTeleameS Difficult
tic~ Which much earnest enicayar fails
20 remove, just. Us, n tiny bolt with
drawn, q gate opens which il would
have taken many strong-arned men to
cast down and II word rightly spoken,
though IN itself 4 thing little enough,
docs that which volumes would not ac-
complish al another time Tact Is in
10 sense difficult of attainment ii
needs, however, that its pupils should
disposses, themselves Of any sclfopin-
donated manners, which make them
contemplate and Objectionable 10 9TH
crs. If persons will persist iii carrying
with them M ungainly selEconselons-
ness. 4 determination 70 Be heard by
every one, and 10 be believed IN Nv every
one, and e lord il over every one, they
will soon be consigned to the limbo OF
unprep assessing and unpopular people
wh) forget that the outside world COZ.
tains wiser and better people than
themselves. Tact il quick u learn,
quick 70 discern when il ought % be-
silent, A. well as when il ought 10
speak. I'm this sense ii Il consistent
with trun humility, and with wise
recognition of individual impcrfection.
ihr victories Of several or tic greatest
Generals in history have been achieved
IS enc sense of knowing whom they
were, fer the time. beaten ard having
tho tact to retreat for tho hour and
gather ap fhcir broken forces ralhcr
tlan lisE all uraa u h-t .ruasIe Viii
superior strength aud 5ae of tac
ma.t successful statesmen hayc hreu
characterized hy tact which knce hoN
to peak right words III riallt seasons
Wa0 posses. Nerf .lender loRess of
ltlt9fy iadeci
Ctfeat thinker. are uot ant 81 bc
great Nhi-tiers. Nfcn 4 man can't
tlIts MI ANYTHING hc begins to whistle
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18

nerves were firm. could sec nothing.
Nc matter knew wheic my en-, my
had put lis umbrella lgrapcd for it.
sraSpcd il hy tho ieuuled end Just
then (ootstep startled nc, lruShcd
10 the window and dropped The hatctul
thing into the Hack abyss oclow There
waS a splash | felt II sanluie jov lie
had brought Ills umhrclh ion fear ot
rain. Well, ii might do lis duiy Iii thr
Matcrhutt
listened. an was quit. 'rhc ncNt
room was III darkness Nrre rouli he
nv one there. went down W. the re-
trcshmcut.room drank i aass II vine
ehattcd Il Whilc With Mrs lNig, ana IN
covered my seltpoSsession, fhen |
sought Mary lame. lohm'on had lust
crossed the room to her Mhn entered.
suddenly SHE WAS seized With Il Nolcut
iii " coughing. ran for u glass OF
water. When | returned tEe coughing
became worse than ever. Net that uu-
feeling monster, johnson grinued till
thought the corners uf hiSmouth would
meet i'll the napr of his neck.
When asked if She felt better. MARY
janc went OF again; and presently the
cough was SO had that she had to leave
the room. remarked To Johnson that
She must have caught 2old, and then
\ hc eoNghed. No doubt She had been
out on the balcony with him to see
whether tho rain had ceased. But wait
4 little, my grinning friend,
Every body was now going away.
With Il tiendloh delight SAW Johnson
walk mp stairs TO get his Int and coat
and his la ha waited till he
came down. He WAS perfectly cool,
and did my eyes mock me = he had
III his hand IN umbrella could not
see the handle, hat Of course il was
mine The fellows impudcnec stagsrr-
Cd me. tore up in the room above.
There WAS no umbrella there, II tndS
mine
went down, resolved TO make IN ~
ample Of Johnson He stood in the
han, leisurcly putting on his gloves.
Excuse mo, lsaid calmly, hut
you have got my umbrella,
| think not, Ne replied, with his
everlasting grim
But yon have, -if. There can I've no
mistake about il. Pray Il your am
hrclla-handlc m allieators head IN
Germ in solid silver Z"
think not, said ,lolmSon, coolIy.
He held upthe umbrella
i WAS net mine,
81 am quteready, sam. What's the
Natter lou can't find your umbrella
>, dear And Mrs rwig Says she ha-
lent every umbrella she has Are you
snre you brought it, q, thank you, AIr
Johnson, Goodnight, SAM Mr. John
son will see me home. II isn't raining
much, and YOU Won't Get vet fvou ru
all the way
don't know whether ! got wet on
not. For thatmatter, don't know how
got home believe the Fwigs thought
4 had been drinking too much. Per
haps | had, or how could haNc throw
the wrong umbrella ont of tie window
Ii WAS found some weeks later ane
when il was brought in apulpy condi
ton hy young Twig, who Is Tire smallest
of fwags, he suggested that should adop
4 water-butI and umbrella rs Il crest
Johnson did propose 10 "the littl,
Bowlcs " during that walk home. They
are married now That umbrella bus
mess remained il mystery, hui ali
stiIlconvinecd oftha artlcssncss If larN
Jane.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
llunter.

Tive FIRST thing IN hoot is the last
The patent mcdicinc almanac crop il
Mlly ripe.
MIR. ruts has feur beautiful daugh
tcys lust II half gallon or nwevt Mssvs.
General Grant is said to hc getting
tat. Is that tho shadow If y third
tcrm2
\ Boston artist has just finished y
picture Of Judas lseariol His eNcla.
nation now is Bny Judas =
Widows about fifty cannot marry IN
rortusal. The law is Designed rs
protection for aged and innocent bach
elovS
The Worcester Press knows of poor
Massachusetts families who arc slrug-
ling to yet through the winter with only
one dog,
1t is asserted Of an rhladclphian TINT
lie died "wom out hy too severe mental
effort IN the stndy at how to live with
out work
II Is said that the spring style Of the
common hand.orgnu has only one stop.
1t begins IN the morning and stops nj
might
Which is the oddeM fellow, the one
who asks Il question OF the one who
answers The ono who asks, because hc
is the Querist
4 hopeful minister says Tint hc has
ne doubt that tho time Will come when
the members of u church choir will be
have lust rs we'll rs other folks.
- II. A., h,1
hngs Don't dcspisc yom poor rch-
tens They might get rich some time,
and then il would hc 50 hard to explain
things
Many people are fond Of the com
pauy ol their physician, because he y
the only person with whom they can
talk continually Of themselves without
interruption, contradiction or censure
/ The following verso on the death of il
] small hoy is heart-harroWlhg
lls parents parted when hc WINS snnil,
Aud both urr married Aenlnt
How tnd il was rur them To meet
I Ana view his las rtmaiuS'
lie WAS living with hl4 father then,
Az many u friend can tel,
"ris said uf his mthcr's second WIFI
That ehc did net usr linn well
A prCcoClaus boy ol y summers, ut
tributes the death of u pet goldfish
4 his SISTERS idol to the fact that hr
couldn't take Il joke. BY way Of ~ joke
he used to catch it occasionally with n
bent pin.
The Tribune is of the opinion That
ninety ccnts would be il dollar il
congress would only shy 40. Probably
prcscntativcs III congress would only
resolve to that effect Ohicd0o Sat
h,r H0uH.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18

Tic removal of tho mound of aa,,!l
and denia ~ the east ol the railway
station Oil tire Esqnilinc IL Rome has
lately disclosed magnificent piece of
the ancient wall of the time of the
king-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
cor wmLr YOU'VE YouNo.

60 IT wulLE You'RE Youno,
Americans nro much renowned
FOL phlusen enid or Hung,
Aud the rArliottthng 70 children tnught
L. Go Il while You're young
4 mandate which they Il ! obey,
And, II the truth we're told,
In vast minority keep on
And goit Whom they re old
The papers arc trying 70 make y
rhyme of ohclisk ia for instance
when o'cr Tie desert one 'Rgcd obellsk,
Tai und tough
Nrtn ont To walk t. tile oEenn, ~ hubblc lHq
tfccr cnOnRh
The American consul ut Acapulco
writes home "rvo been imprisoned
by Jimincz' The New York CONNER
cioi Adtc,figct rcproyingly asks if this is
the kind Of language for n diplomatic
representative 70 send TO the state de.
partment
!" DO you really believe Mr. Podkins,
that anybody could make II head from
buttcr2' asked the landlady. Well,
ycs, ma'am, should think they might"
said Podkins, ns he pushed back his in
dyidua buttcr-plate, somebody has
got as far ns the hair with this.
Full many gem or purcst ray serene
The dark, uninthpmed caves Of ocean bear,
Full many Il maid who tOyed with kerosene
Has gently clambcred up The golden stair
Full many a flower Is borne 10 blush unseen
And wnste i,s sweetnes. on tho dcSrrt air
FUN many a" ihonght It wasn't l0aded " Il
ween,
But poor excuse FOR bullets IL tho air.
The old oakcn bucket. It's all well
enough 10 talk about the old oakon
bucket that hung in the well, : but when
man has taken good pull out of one
and gets mouth full Of slime and
couple of bnll-toads il the quatl, he
rather sonrs oil water taken III that way,
and prefers "a take his'n from Il tin dip.
pcr 81 hrokon.snonicd pitcher, even
If he does cut his mouth al the way
around u the part ia the back ~ WI.
hair