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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
MIsT SSLp AMP sILyEs MIN;

NJ ING COMFANf.- Locati0n OF principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county. Stats OF Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-descrbsd stock. on account Of assess
meut tao 2a) levied ON the 6th day Of August,
1878, the several AMOUNT net opposite tho
names OF the respective shareholders, ~ fol.
lows
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nccT Business you can engage In. IS 70
si,sss ssr, snShi 10 iSsfr own iecsiitiss. Par.
ticulan and samples worth Is free. Improve
non spsrs time 81 this business. Address
mhl sns erLNDOn ! o., Portland, ~
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

VIII Be received q the once Of the Secretary
PRIVILEGE for the Fair Of ISIS. Bids will be
received until September %. 1873. Trustees
reeerve the right 10 reject any and oil bids.
AIso 70 furnish MUSIC Tor the coming Fair.
Trustees claiming tbs same right.
Reno. August II, ISIS.
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CUCCOB I'LL AND LINING
y COMPANY Location Of principal place
Locsiion of works. Gold Hin Mining Dis.
trict. storey county. Btste Of Nevada.
N~otice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol
lowingdeschbed stock. on account OF assess.
ment mo. 49, levied on the iiih day Of August.
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders ~ fol-
lows;
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[0ST!

A CHECK ON THE BANK OP CALIr0R
a MIA Tor Four Huufred Dollars, drawn In
fsyor o. JAMES Mc00EY, Psymsnt hes been
sfopped. me Under win please leave the sams
81 lSs Pseinc Hoa,e. Lover Cold Hiii.
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p~EIIsQUEsr SALES.
DEnrUCK mININa ConpANY

III -Looston Of principal place of busi-
nese, San Francisco. California
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict. slorcy county. Nevada.
N~otice.-There ara delinquent pom the fol.
lowing-descrtbed stock. on account OF assers
ment mo. 49, levied on the 7th day Of August,
ISIS, the several amounts set opposite the
names VI the respective shareholders. % fol-
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0aTEMTC obtained for mechanical do
IV y vices. medical or other CON-
pounds. ornamental derisbs
trade marks and labels. Caveats. Assignments.
lnterferenoes. Appeals. Suits for inf%riDseDenis
and oil cases srisins under the PATENT Laws
promptly attended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BREN
ne lEcTcn by the Patent Once may
0IJIt tU ptill. In moot esses. be pat
eated by M. Bling oppo-
site the Patent Once, Nc can make clorer
Searches. and secure Patents more promptly.
and with broader claims. than those who arc
remote from Washington.
lNuc0TnDC send us . model OF sksteh
lNvlV UnS Of your device We make
examinations YREn ~
CHANCE. aud sdvise o. 10 psisntsbiliiy. Pricca
low. aud NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT N
SkCuRkD.
We refer 10 onicisis In the Patent once, 20
our clients In every State Of the Union. and TO
your senators and Representative In Congress.
Special references given when desired.
Address
q. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Ofice. Washington, d. q.
anIItf
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NOTICE.

For Class No. 4. the beet matched span Of
Carriage uorsea. In place Of Gold Medal, the 3d.
eiety will Offer = set Of silver Plata Of The same
value as the medal.
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VELLow Jacket SILVER Mn.

nvERMAN SILVER MINING
OCOMPANY.- Location OF principal place
Of business. san Francisco. California,
Location oi works, oold Hill. eiorcy county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ut q meeting OF
the poari OF Dlrcctors held On the 6th day VI sep
tembcr. 1878, an assessment tNo. az VI Threc
Dollars ttsl per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF tbs corporation, payable i'm.
mcdiately. In United States gold coin, TO the
secretary. Al the ONCE of the Company. no. Ii&
ualifornia street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rcmain unpaid on the Tenth day VI Uctober,
l51s, will be d~eiinquent. and advertised for
sale At public suction, and unle.s payment 10
made bei0re will b. sold ON WEDNESDAY,
the JOth day Of October. ISIS, 70 pay ths delin.
quent assessment. together with costs VI adser.
Using and expenses VI rale.
by order OF the board Of Directors,
GEU. ID. kDwAhDs, bscretary,
ofiee-No. az California street, Ban Iran.
cisco. California. se6id
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

HAVING RECEIVED TIL. AssrssxgNr
III ROLL OF The town Of Gold Hill for The
rscal year ending Nay. 1879. notice 10 hereby
given 10 All parties Interested that the Taxes
on ell property assesred I'm the Tosn Of Gold
HUI. OF One Dollar and Twenty i've Centsui 2sI
upon each One Hundred Dollars ttiOOj IL due
ard payable from and after September 10. isTa.
q my once. In 0old Hill. at the Town Hall.
hsln street. from 10 O'Clock A. n. 70 4 o'clock
y. y. OF each day.
All TsHes remalning unpaid on the 10th dsy
OF oetober. ISIS. will be returned a. d~ellpousnf.
and ten per cent. added thereio.
- J. l.. McoLEpRY,
Town hanhd and er.oficio Tax Collector.
oold I'LL, sept. 10. 1878. reil noso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30

EXHIBITION PREMIUMS.
ENTRANCE FREE.
Class Thoroughbred Horses.
Stallion. best &year old and over. ...........t H
Mare. bestt.yesr old aud oyer............... y
Class 2-Draft Horses.
Stallion. best t.year old and over ...........tc
Mare. best 4 year old aud ovef ............. d
Class 3-Roadsters.
Best tysar old and ovsr....................ssO
Class i-Carriage Horses.
Best matches, span OF carriage hcpes ovnsd
In the stats. the socIety's gold medal.
siu
Class f-Cattle, All Grades.
Bull. best t-year old and over. CSC
Gov. beet tyesr old add over .............. .,
Class 1-Sheep sweepstakes.
No sheep will be admitted to the grounds IN.
lees free from disease.
Best ram Of any age OF breed .............s SIS
Bsst I'VE. 81 any age or bred. with or with.
out ~
Class Goats, S~weepstake.
Best
Class 1-SWine, SWeepstake.
Best boar. any ace or breed. .sis
Class Poultry.
Beet trio. any class or brsed................ u
Class 2.
Bes, pair turkeys. any vsriety.......-...... -
Class s-Ducks.
Beet pair ducks, any srsds or brsed......... =
Best display VI fowl BY one sIhibttof.... 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30

And In socordanos with Law. and an ordss Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day Of
August. 1873. % many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may b necessary will be sold
At public auction. At the once OF the OJnpany.
t1s California street. city and county OF Ian
the Tth day of October. 1875. at the hour Of 2
O'Clock r. n. Of sa'd day. 70 ray aaid dslinQuent
assessment thereon. together with coats OF 3D.
vertising and expenses Of the sale.
JOSEPH 0RUBa, Secretary.
Onee-tis osiiiornis street. Ban Fransisso'
California. se10ta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30

SPEED PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY-rUEsDAY, October ist,
TROrrfNG-9o class. nee for all horses ID
Nevada: also for ell horpes from sierra. Lassen
Puma and Modoc counties, California. and
Grant and Lake counties. Oregon; mile heatr
three In i've. Pure ts0o; ipt horse Siio. SEQ
ond horss go, third hore go.
rRorrfNG-2so eisss; mile hsaus. three In
ave. Purss $50; nrt horse fsss. second hors<
$40. third horre SIS. Col. Lewis 0ravss' horss
Queen. Crocker's mare Gibraltar, and Crown
Prince. barred.
RuNNING-one hAlf-miis dash. free for all.
Pure s2oo.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDlY, Oct. I'd.
RUNNfNG-Miie dash, free for all two-yesr.
olds $50 entrance. half forfsit Society 70 add
too. second horse 70 save entrances.
RUNSrNG-Pres for all, mile heats. three In
nye: Purse 500, inst horse ttso. second hors
ESQ.
RUNNlNG-For three earoids, owned In
the state Of Nevada. and Sierra, larsen, Piumas
and Modoc counties. California, aud Grant and
Lake COUNTIES. Oregon |, mils hests. two IN
three. Pure tiOO. lnt hons SsOo. seeopd
horse tiOo.
THIRD DAY-fHURsDAY, Oct. ID.
rporr,vo .~
snoi = e.ss. mus mean. tnree 10
~. Iur.S teoo, nass none tooo, sccooo morse
sioo, tniru norss ~.
v.
huNSiNo-h Mic neets, three IN nve, ireo lOr
au horses owned In Nevada, and the counties
In Cal,fornia and Oregon before named. Pure
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w. r. CHAMBERLAIN.
Prssias.I
L. L cRookrrr. s.er..g. susosd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
Physical add Mental Debility,

Charges moderate. Communications strictly
confidential. Medicines sent by express. Ad.
dresa l.. J. CzAPKAY. y. d., Poetotios Boz
1855 nan Francisco. Cal. oo5 "
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sIIrH DAY-sAruRDAY, Oct. is,h,

rIRsT-Trotiipg; class $50; free for all;
mile heats, thr~c In I'VE; purse sos; art borrs
$500, second ti7o. third SIS. Col. L. 0mves'
horse, Queen. and Crocter's marc are barred.
thrss In ave; pure Si.sOO; art horss $50.
sseond 600, third $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30

~ Invalids, a. well ss business men or
families. selling recreation and pleasure, vii
ind this the very place. les IN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30
lcet. the Crazy Witness.

John K. lcCt, Witness before the
Potter investigating committee, who
WAS attacked Nv insanity III the Aston
house Sunday evening. MAS yesterday
pronounced 10 he suffering from acute
mania and WAS taken from the femhs to
tile Bloommgdale asylum. 'fhr illusion
that he Is the victim Of u CONSPIRACY,
because ol the Importance ut his testl-
munv relative t. the ELECTORAL frauds.
has haunted him, except in few IA
uonl intervals, ever since SUNDAY
evening. lie has eaten little or nothing
since his confinement IN thc city prison.
He suspects that all food md drink
brought Ia him have hncn tempered
with hy the eonspimtorS and assussius
who he nnacluCs arc plotting against
him. On Monday, rs his dmner was
brought 10 HIM by the keeper, hc he
eanle very violent aud throw the prof
fercd food I'LL over the keeper. He has,
however. been given the most consider
alton, having been given the freedom
Of the corridor whenever practicable,
and his violent spells have been conn
parauvely few. lie slept tolerably we'll
Monday night. Yesterday morning the
prison physicians, prS, Hardy and
lIcalcy, assisted hy DR.. Elliott aud Dr.
Carnochan, examined HIM III thc prison
corridor, and they all agreed thnt hc
was suffering from the ELECTS Of acute
mania. Later in the day Ex-Governor
Warmoth, attended 10y All cN-Ghef of
Police Of New Orleans, visited l.ect.
a Ill
moth succeeded iii satisfying lcet that
he WAS II true friend, and did not belong
To the mWderous gang, that WAS hound
ing him, When lcet was thoroughly
rcassurcd, lie said eonIidngy
'Wcll, where am / amy way, is this
an asylum, or am IN quarmtuc?'
Suddenly he referred to n letter pur-
porting to bring tidingS Of his wife and
children. Here again hisapprchcnslons
were aroused, and Inc nhcsitatiugly
pronounced tie communication to 10 IL
dccoy letter. A few other visitors call.
Cd on Lcct, among them Mr.. Lopez
whom the insane man expressed y dc
sire To see. When his friends learned
the opinion Of the physicians they
made arrangements to have Lcet re-
ccivcd III Bloomingdalo asylum About
3 I. NJ, n carriage was driven to the
Tombs He walked ont Of the prison
very quietly, but anxiously inquired
WHITTIER he Was "a be taken lie scem-
ed to he satisfied with the answer that
hc WAS going FOR little ride, ana nl-
Ter an ominous shake Of hishcad toward
Tie warden, Nc took lis seat in the ear
riagc, and with friend and twoattond-
cnts was conveyed 10 the asylum. It
il thought that some time will clapsc
before ne RECEIVERS bis faculties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30

discretionary with the secretary Of war
whether the money appropriated IS eN-
pended or not Some ofthe new works
for which appropriations have been
made are III urgent necessity, and viii
be commenced rs soon rs possible, and
there are Others which are not abSolutly
needed and which involve Y great deal
oftime III making plans and Il large ex-
pendlture Of money. Designs for these
will probably not be matured until Win
ter. 1t is estimated tina; between six
and seven millions OF the eightaud one
half millions appropriated, will bc OK
pended by the government between now
and the first of July next, for river and
harhor Improvements.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30

~ per cent increase in the breadth Of
wheat Sown, II the sarly promise Of
the crop had been fulfilled and the
yield had hceu equal "a that 81 last
year We should have harvested
from this grand area crop of
over 100000 bushels. Ru, IN the
critical period, when il WAS III the milk,
II was hlighted hy the intense heats, and
millions Of bushels persisted Of sun
stroke some TIME ago we estimated
the probable average yield ans Year,
taking Inc state on WHOLE IL IL
bushels per acre, but We are afraid it
Will not pan ont that, II is very ditli.
Sult ~ torm ANN general estimate from
existing data. Millions ot bushels have
been lest hy the ignorant delays vi
farmers III cutting their wheat TIL II Was
dead ripe II thc crop had been eut
ten DAYS rarhtr, whiiN II WAS IN the
dough, il would have turned out mil
hons IT bushels more, and greatly
raised ttp grade ut wheat All over the
state FheMheat aS il comes ont Of
the thrcShcrS shows wider differences ~
Nicld than in ANY former year ~ our
remembrance. In the region south of
Il llnc due west from 81 pAul ~ the
Western boundary oi the state, whore
three-qmrters of the wheat CROP of the
state is harvested il is doubtful il the
average yield viii reach ten bushels per
acre, while III thu region north of that
line II may perhaps 80 up to fifteen
bushels, making WI average yield for
the state III large o( i little over II
bushels and an aggregate crop of 40
Oo0,0o0 bushels. The Minneapolis mil
lcrs estimate the aggregate 1T consider
ably higher than this, or over 3o,0o0,0Ho
bushels Bui We shall 10 agrccahly
disappointed il the actual statistics Of
the crop SHOW Il larger average than
that we have assigned To II above
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30
Political Notes.

EMERSON ErHERlpGe, Of Memphis, was
nominated for governor ~ the
Tennessee republicans, but declined.
WI Il. MORRISON has received 4 re.
nomination for congress from the DEM
oerats Of the 18th Illinois district.
JUn;E w. II. Holman WAS nominated
for congress by the democrats otthe 9TH
Indiana district.
JupuE STONE MAS unanimously w.,
nominated for congress Ivy the repulh-
cans of the ath Michigan
Tur republicans Of the Isl West Nr-
ginia district have nominated John Il,
Hubbard for congress,
TIlE Vermont grCenhatK state cen.
ycntiou nominated tine following ticket.
Fer governor {, c, Martin, of Ferris
hurgh; lieutenant governor j. W. Cur
rier, Of Troy treasurer, Fletcher farhc,
Of Swauton.
THE democrats Of the seventh Michi-
gan district, in convention IT Port HUI
rom nominated OBrien ]. Atkinson, Of
that city for congress.
THE following congressional nonlna-
tons havehcen made: National green
la, kerS, Charleston, w. Va. H. $.
Walker; democrats, seventh Kentucky
district -. G. = Blackburn; rcpuhh
cans. thirteenth Ohio diStrict-N II,
Voorhees,; democrats, twelfth ONO DIS
trict James X. Emmett.
TIE grecnhackers III Pennsylvania
have made the following congressional
nominations Eleventh district, T.. T..
Orvis; twenty-seeond district, J. L.
Nice The nationals have nominated
Charles $. keyscr IN the second congress
sional district.
joins L. HUBBARD Of Wheeling, w.
Va, was nominated by reclamation for
congress by the republican convention,
in session at Moundsville.
A MarShalltown, Iowa, telegram says
Hon. Timothy Brown, u prominent law
yer in this city, has accepted the demo-
cratic nomination(orco congress. rendered
him 10y the congressional committee i'll
session III Cedar Rapids.
Coy. EiARrRANrr, Of "a. has appoint
ed b. ). Bentley, of Williamsport, Judge
of the new Lackawanna county court,
Judge Bentley was the greenback-labor
candidate for the supreme bench last
year
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30

and ciSterns, although some affirm that
leadlS not soluble III water, This may
he true, and Vet il Is not all the truth.
II 4 piece vi sheet lead he immersed
in water, and kept from thcair for some
days, il will not dissolve. hut when
the lead is exposed 10 the MI rs iii
eiSternl the carbonic acid vi the air will
attack lhc lead, and water, acting upon
i IN that state, makes the lead soluble
Ill water. fhe purer thr Mater thr
more violent will he its action on lead.
Water conveyed ii lcaden pipes to Il
fish pond will kill fish Professor
Chandler, on this subject, SAYS water
is Liable u I've coutamtnaled hy lead and
the purer the water, the greater thc
danger from lead contamination,
Mater which is kept III lead pipes
over night iii New York will contain Il
tenth ot \ grain, and wateEwhirh passes
through 200 feet st lead pipe Mil give
distinct traces ~ lead
Til leaden pipes and ei>terus arc r.
placed by IRON ones, which keep the
water sweet, the safest plan is to let the
water rum away which has remained all
night in the PIPES, and for domestic pur-
poses use fresh supply Edlcm Rdteg.
IN N9r York Observer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

\ Pittsburgh Pa. special Of the Goth
says one thousand menin The IRON mills
Of James Rowland 4 CO., stephen Rob
bins 4 Son, Marshall Bros. 4 Co., Phila-
delphia Iron X steel Co., Hughes X Pat
terSon, the Fairchill company, and
John 7. Nerrc notified their en-
ploycls Saturday night that they would
not come 10 work Monday 1t the
proposed reduction Of wages. The
strikers are members Of the Amalga-
mated association OF iron and steel
workers of the United States. with head
quarters 1T Pittsburg, and the strike has
taken place with the sanction of that
body, which agrees to support the
strikers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30
Archery in VI Olden Time.

In tie library III the Vatican is IN old
MS, the author Of which had been tray
cling il England during the sixteenth
century, and he goes on describing Eng
fish habits, and especially the delights
they took in the enthusiastic pursuitof
archery. The continual practice Of the
bow, from the age often years was made
TO supersede every other diversion.
Hentzner Il German traveller Of about
the same time, spoke OF seeing the hus-
bandmcn going forth ID their work with
bow and arrows, which We're either laid
on tie plow or placed conveniently ~
for ready use. And, again, when WIG
come down 20 All old age, exhibiting
the ruling passion strong in death, 4 a.
illustrated by the famous forester. Rob-
iii Hood, iii that last incident IL his
merry life So touchingly set forth by the
old ballad, when being taken I'LL, hc ap-
piled for surgical assistance at Sopwel
Abbey, whore IL nun treaoherously bed
him 70 death. Too late, he came 70 a
realizing sense If Ills position, bit set
forbid retaliation upon the woman, say
ing
II nefer hurt fair maid III all my time
Mo- IL ms cua Wtl4 nov
iii, last request, Whica he was assist
Cd 70 fulfill. runs thus
tilyp me my bent 5ow M ny hand.
Anna broad arrow u et fae
And where that arfaW Hghtc.h
There ahail tay grave aisged be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30
The Minnesota Whent Crop.
IlI0nrrr Ilrltt.


The statistics Of the crop of 1877 us
tabuhted iii Tile Official statement IL the
commissioner Of statistics published IN
tie Pioneer Press yesterday, completely
vndicate the editorial estimate of the
wheat cropof last year ~ made by the
Pioacc, Press ia its issue Of August IL,
1877, while they rs completely dissi-
pate the extrayagant popular estimates
Of 10000, O00 bushels which were per
sistently circulated by Tie sort Of poo.
pie who always regard the tops Of the
mountains Us the general level of the
land and the highest Yields ~ the gen
era average Of II crop. II was csti-
mated by the Ii0nc1 Press chat the
average wheat yield If last year was
about nineteen bushels in the region
not devastated by grasshoppers; that
IN the devastated region il WAS about
len bushels per acre, and that the ag-
grcgate crop was about 10000, 600 BUSH
cls, or some ten millions less than the
general newspaper and popular cstl-
mate. The Official statistics show lhat
the actual results closely approxmatcd
10 these estimates. the average yield in
tie regionnot devastated BY grasshop.
pens being l9l bushels; III the "hop-
per-dozed region 5s8 bushels per
acre, and the total crop Of wheat being
3O,GG3,7l7 bushels Mr.. Jacobson esti-
mates tie average weight of this crop
q s. pounds per blshel, which ut the
standard weight per bushel, would
make the cron equivalent e III, l93, ~
bushels The whole grain crop &c last
year makes the following magnificent
/. hatri me-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30

The number of acres il wheat in
ls77 was l.sl9,sGl Tni- year the mum.
Der of acres officially reported il wheat
II 2225,9Gl, showing an increase u
5000 acres oyer last year or nearly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30

As WA lady from tie south said She
never could imagine where all the
smiths came from until lie saw HI Il
New England town large sign, ! smith
Manufacturing Company
EVERY department Of industry aileFs
from the general depression. ETen the
FL Paso stage has not been robbed f9r q
Whole week. Gai,etgu .Aefs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-30

Motto ~ COMMUNICATIVE is
Heavens worst law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

True friendship is lastog SO are D,alhams
Clothing.
Beauty adorns woman; Dealham'5 Clothing
the man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
OYSTERS

|OYSrARS' OYSTERS
J. K ROBERTS
Hes established an OYSTER SHUCklNG
HOUSE q! the Oyater dock, and will keep oon.
stantly on hand supply of the FIN EST O?S-
TIERS brought to this market, having facilities
superior to others in the business. Families
supplied at short notice and satisfaction gusran-