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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-21

feels itself called upon to foster, at any time
with any special liberality. Veterinary
science Is in its infancy among rs, md tor
the want of q sufficiently numerous mem
herahip of the veterinary profession, the
country has not been fortunate IN gaining a
knowledge of Its capabilities. As time
wears on the need of educated veterinarians
will become an urgent necessity, as Veterl-
nary science itself has now become all es-
~sential of civilization.
The time has thus unexpectedly arrived
when the United States government must
recognize veterinary science; and it is a
somewhat curious incident that our govern
ment shall be obliged TO step down and 40
this bv the peremptory demand from a gov
eminent which itself is blamed for the severe
losses sustained within its dominions. from
the ravages of contagious cattle diseases
and which government moreover was the
very last among European governments TO
r~ecnonize the inheritance Of veterinary
s fence prairie Fn,n er.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-21
CATTLE DISEASE.
EDITOR

EDITOR HUsBANDMAN:
lseein your last weeks issue thai you
wished information in regard to q disease
that seems to prove fatal. 1t is what we
called dry murrain' in the States. For
relief will give you two valuable recipes.
/. One pil.t Of lard wit as mncl, salt as it
will dissolve, to be repeated until Il thor
oug,l operation is had.
2. Que pint OF syrup, and one Of strong
garden sage tea this to be gwen until the
effect is obtained. w. q. STAGNER.
Cave Gulch. M. T., Nov. IL, 1878.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-21
THE CATTLE TRADE STOPpAGE BILL.

lGuhclnEeA.A
Lii the ..Revisel Statues of the United
States We tall 70 find any reference what
ever To legislation for the prevention OF The
spread ut INFECTIOUS and contagious diseases
amongst our domestic animals. The few
acts chat have been passed by some Of the
States are totally inadequate tor the pur-
poses tor which tiley were passed, and slost
detective also in their operation regarding
the prevention ot the sale Of diseased ami
mails Tor consumption as TODD. In the yarl
Gus European State, ample provisions are
Mute tor The enforcement OF the existing
laws by the appointment OF veterinary salli-
tary officers, VINO are in direct and constant
communication With the authorities. Our
State legislatures have talltd to provide for
such officers, and from want of proper in
formation rs TO the real nature and extent
OF disease existing in ,he country, the State
governments remain ignorant of What it
Was necessary should he done. in order to
Check its progress. To stop the traffic in
diseased animals we must prevent disease.
Eat we cannot accomplish the latter object
without Il proper system OF enlightened su-
pervi>ion. Ii must have struck any one
! who has paid attention to the occasional
complaints as to the traffic in diseased ami
mails and diseased meat, that there has been
no one in this country to interfere for tile
pubic good. Ii Isl well known fact that
eyerybody's duty is nobody's duty. and the
public interest never suffers SO much as
Wnel important concerns are left ia the
lands Of irresponsible people. TO frame
an act and lot to devise the means TO en-
force that act would be no legislation at all.
One reason why the United States have
failed to trke something like effective pre-.
cautions against preyentable diseases among
live stock, which have robbed the country
OF millions upon million OF dollars, and
proved SO injurious to a great portion OF
9ur live stock interests. Is the neglect OF
veterinary science by this country, aud con.
seqaentlv the haekwa:dness OF that science.
The spread OF diseases among live stock i'll
the United States Is also facilitated by the
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-21
LIY { CK.
THE DISEASE AMONG OUR HORSES.

EorTos H~UanAADMAN:
Your article OF last. week on the disorder
anong horses was read with much inter
eAt. However, l beg to differ with you ir
some points on the treatment of the horse,
"A blister is a wonderful good remedy for
Che lntiatned throat and lung fever effec-
tiona. hui the mustard blister too often fails
to do good work-not the fault Of the mus
tard so much as the vinegar. A mustard
blister will not draw unless the best of cider
vinegar is used. and it is rarely the case that
NJ see any pure cider vinegar in this coun-
try. Cantllarides orSpanish fly blister is
the best. 1t is quicker and surery to have
i. the desired effect. Your suggestions for
Treatment in The second and third stages /
ken the disease may be checked in its first
symptoms. and thus opyiate tile necessity
OF blisteriiIg AMI treating as you state. |
know of a number of instances where horses
have been etfectnally relieved when the first
symptoms Coughing and swelling OF the
throat appeared, by The use OF chloride of
potash. One ounce of potash dissolved III
three gallons OF water and given to the
horse during the day, allowing him to take
about three swallows al a time, keeping him
warm and feeding Oh bran mash, it seeins
has quellel the disease. Where the throat
Is badly swollen it has been found advisable
to apply a blister and draw out The intaim-
nation. | write the above hoping it may
be OF value to your readers. r. b.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-21
]. G.. SARTER.

Range--Smith river
valley, FROM White
Tail 10 NeTlan creek.
p. O. Addresa-Cainp
Baker.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-21
SIMON MARKS.

Range-Smith River
valley, from Camp
Baker to Rim Rock.
Address, John 7.
Moore, Camp Baker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
MONETARY AND COHIMERCIAL.

There is slightly better foeling in business
circles, with some hopes of an improved fell
TRADE. Tho merchants relsying in larger stocks
of goods and the increased receipts of grain in
dictate some activity. Though money is consd-
ored scarce on good collsterals, al ample sup.
ply is obtsinsble for business purposes at tho
usual rates. In Now York, yesterday, the gold
uranium ruled st 1909. but closed at 1909 bid,
lCQi asked. 9'he money market remains worry
easy, with 13a2 per ct. on call, 3s4 per cL. on
time and with prime mercantile paper 4A5 per
cent. Government bends continue steady, but
where changed &. fraction lower. at the Stock
Exchange there was q quiet market. In Baltl-
more it is said thoro is on encouraging activity
N many limos Of trade, and IN all directions the
axcel!ollt crop prospects give promise of certain
increase in tho distribution OF general meTchan-
,li:o. The fall season is evidently being prolonged,
and orders are being rapidly duplicated, show
;nq steady and continued consnmptivo demand.
,rhere is no increase IN the demand tor money,
snd under 4 large supply OF Offering the market
il hosyy, with rates weak and lower. Loans Sre
nnood at Sal per cent, the former on Govern
1,ent security, snd prime commorclsi paper at
A,5pcr cont. tho inside figure for few best
known names only The stock business in tho
locel market Is limited, but prices arc generally
maintained, and in some directions there AFRO in
aics,i,ns Of s. moro speculative feeling. City
stocks aro Gr1n, but arc scarce. snd arc hold at
sytro.no limits The sales are unimportant-
The only movomont in States is in VirGin!as.
Gnnsols woro iirmor aud: sold at Is buyer CD
days, closing 515 a55 regular against 5iSa5a4 on
Wednesday, Tax coupons sold Mt 81, sd-
vance, clos:ng Sia5l!. Railroad sharcs wore
iirm and q,,st Ballimoro and Ohio common
stock closed 9:;a95, and Northen Central st 10
bid. Manassas Is were frmcr and sold at 5lA
a5l9 against G0a5l previously. Virginia and
Tonuesace GO were 92ts95, and Ohio and Missis.
ainpi second mortgage IS bid. We quote: o.,
4. s. NJ IS 5l1s52; o. s. a. Us. lst, So; o.
y A. 81, Gl. SO Va. & Tenn. 81, "a, 95!s95;
Va Sc Tenn. s., l05al04
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. go

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 20
Sun riscs"......".. 45 Sun scts... ".."..... u :
ARRIVED.
Str Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk, to + A Rood.
Str } w Thompson, Leonardtown,t to IA Noad
Schr Dreadnaught, New York, to Il 81
Lawson.
schr Herschell, New Haven. to 10e%ter.
CLEARED.
Str Lsdy of the Lake, Norfolk, by + A Roed.
Str Express, Baltimore, by j Broders " 20.
Schr Breeze, Jersey City, by American Coal
Company.
Schr Eugie, Baltimore. by 2 b Hooo.
Schr Wsppansett, Norfolk. by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal 60.
PASSED UP.
Sclrs Leinucl Hall, Easternport and Josep
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Timothy Field. Gallop's Island; A B
Bergen, CUhAssest.
MEMORANDA.
@Schrs Walter, j Il + Langrsll and 4 j So.
ward, hence, ct Richmond 18th inst
Schr Lotto cleared from Philadelphia for
Washington 18th.
Schr Henry Davy, hence. ut Now York 10Th.
Schr Jno 4 Sanford. Providence for George.
town, passed through He'll Gate 10Th inst.
Schrs Annie NJ Allen, Colin 9 Bakor, Mary
L Ansden, j A Paine and Abbio X Bentley,
Georgotown at Boston, 10Th inst.
Schr ) A Beckerman, honce. al Boston 10Th.
Schr David Clarkson aud Jennie NJ Clarkson
ssiloi from Bath for Washington 18th.
Schrs Stephen Morgan and VIM Mason,
Georgetown, at Fall River 18Th.
Schrs Is Clayton anu Harriet Thomas,
hence, for Groton. at Now London 18th,
Schr Ella Matlhows cleared from Philadelphia
for this port 18th.
Schrs Earl L Mason aud X Il Birdsall, hante,
ut Providence 18th.
Schr G. Harris sailol from Providence for
Georgetown 18th.
Schr Jos kudd sailed from Savannah for
10Th.
Schr George Ii Mills Georgetown. at Ston-
ington l7th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
M AIS,fSIE.l)

Al tho parsonage, Hamilton, Va, Septambar
IS, 1873 by Rev. L.. Ii. Crenshaw, Mr. GEO.
w. CURL TO Miss GIMME g. BAI.LENGEK.
both of Loudoun county, Va.
In Richmond, September II. 1878. by tho Rev,
Edmund WiLhers Gather OF tho bridegroom,
THOMAS WITHEKS, Of Denver Colorado
to ELlNA. daughter of tho late distinguished
Matthew r. Msury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

ACCIDENTALLY SmoT. - Mr.. Geo. Ayra. who
resides On Duke street near Pit, was accldout'
ally shot ia the LETT kuce yesterday evening",
while handling a pistui in the store of S. Bern
heimer, corner OF King and leo streets. Mr..
Ayre was about to repair tho pistol, which was
out of order, aud snapped it, being unawaro OF
the TACT that il was loaded, when it vas dis
charged, deposiling It's load in his lett koec, Il:
stated above. lie waa taken 10 his ra"ldancc
where DR.. Fftarl, rrohr:! Far 'h" bull. tn!
failed to find it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

;, CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Sept. l9.Ihogs-
Receipts, IA. coo head; shipments $500 head; ex'
ira to fancy 20a$4 so; medium TO good 4aS4 ~
tsir :os$3 IS; light3 e0l$395 mixed ana rough
) 4oaS3 80: Cattle-Reccipts s, Co0 head; snip
ments COJ; general tone ofthc market uncnang
ed; goou shipping shade more actlVe; luz
SIS e5; but ,hers' slow; COWS 2 l0sS4 10; steers
2Oa$3 60; bulls 2aS2 80; good western steady;
common dull and lower at z SOa$3 ~; Texans
10 cts lower; 2GOaS3. Sheep-Rece ipt' 7CO
head; shipments no head; market dull; 3a$4.
Hogs dull; common 2 75sS3 40; lient 5Oa$5 ~;
hacking s GGa$3 90; butchers 4,$4 10; receipts
,G53; shipments TIA,
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE, MARKET Septembor 10:
$50 Cattle were offered and l2o OF which sold
this week has been very light and tho market
active. Old Shoep selling, Sla43c per 10, and
Lambs OF 5a5lc per h. Mlch Cows are also
scarce and selling from 25a$j0 each.
New YoEK, September 20.-Stocks heavy.
Money! Gold 10I!. Flour quiet and heavy.
Wheat quie! and lower. Corn active and lower.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.-Virginis Is old 20; do
deferred s.! DO consolidated, 63s ; do ID series
81; past due coupons 81. Cotton dull and
nomina'; mid'g ll5sll4; Flour s,esdy and quiet;
Howard street and Western super 2 1883 Is;
do extra ) 50.$4 SO; do family 475,S Is. City
Mills Super 15sS3 90; do extra 3 jOa$4 co. do
Rio brands SIS 81; fatspsco family So rs. Wheat
dull and easy for South ern; eS"ier for Western;
Southern red lC04l03; do amber 105al00; Penn
rod 1O64; no winter Western red, spot Sept
and Oct 1908 a1CGi; Nov lCG1alCGs. Corn-South
ern quiet and steady Southern white64a55;do yell
low 63s54; western mixed, SPOT 5le5l3; sept 5l5a
5l4; Oct offered at Sit; Nov 5ll s5l!; steamer 4ei
Osls active and firm; Souther q; 3d. western
white 2SlaS0 do mixed2Ga2S; Ps2 3a3O; Rye steady;
Southern 53sjl. Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions steady; good jobbing trade, ,,, Colee
dull and steady 1.09sSl. CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
The Washington Kenrney.

The announcement that Isaac Cohen, tho Ia
Dor agitator, would lead q crowd Of unemployed
aborcrs against those engaged on paving work
in the various parts of the city, yesterday alter
noon, at Two o clock, caused large crowd to
assemble in the yioiuiy OF Cohen headquarters,
on New Jersey avenue. When the hour for the
proposed aorte arrived, Isaac stated that owing
to anmc OF the raHspareuciea not being ready,
the limo of march would not be formed until
four o'clock. During the iotetval, as the crowd
began to grow impatient, Cohen made short.
rambling address. in which he told his hearers
that they would ho kept marching until they
got $3.50 per day. 1t necessary, they would
camp out on one of the reservations, and re.
main until the Commissioners granted them
their terms.
This served 10 keep tho crowd in good hu.
NOR but Cohon wss Too smart to let his mon
60 out TO the works on Seventh and other
Streets as he bad Eeen told that the men en-.
ployed were not in favor Of him nor his teach
ings. Upon various pretexls he csntrived to
keep his crowd in subsection until nearly Elk
o'clock, when procession about 250 strong WAS
formed and marched up New Jersey avenue to
E street, down 4 to Fourth, thence to Indiana
avenue, AID turned into -Four and half street,
over to South Washington.
The procession halted on commons near
the Arsenal, and Cohen informed his followers
that they would spend the night there. Prepsr-
atoms were made st once to carry the plan into
execution, but ct eleven o'clock the ordor was
countcrmanded and camp was broken. Isaac
and his cohorts then retired quietly to their
homes, with tho understanding that they
should meet again this morning at six o'clock.
Tho police authorities anticipated no furthor
'"ouble, and tho re:erves which have been
on duty at headquarters for the past two nights,
were ordered yesterday afternoon to return to
their respective stations. Wash. Rep. Of to.Gny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

WEDDINU-A largo nunocr al friends as
srmblcd al he rcsidaacc d hir. Gc!iIchtlnr, OF
Queen street, yesterday evening", 10 witness the
marriage OF his daughter Bertha 10 Major Al.
leu Davis, brother Of Captain j. Y. Davis, ci
the u. S. Military Cemetery, near ,hia cry.
After the ccrom0ny the happy couple started
on a bridal tour to CincihnaiI, Being atclm.
panied al fax is Wasfiygton hy 4. humber OF
lrirnds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

For TIE SUFFERERS. The collecting COLL
mittces, appointed hy tho tx,C9nleticreto
soldiers meeting, assembled 81 the Sun cnslDc
house last light and made their reports. The
amount Of Dash realized was 1925, which, tc-
gcther will, quality Ci groceries, cothlag,
&c., will be forwarded at Que: to !i'c sufferers
BY Tie yellow ieYrr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
G.HJr:9k COM.HERCE.

Arrived Bosts-W ! Boothe, jr and D A lowe
TO Am & Co; Mary Mack, F Bowers to a
Co.
Uoparta.l oata--Floming &; Motter A II
Agnnw, Four Sister. j j Swift. w } Bocthe. jr
and j DAYTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
As radical and effecually as now govern
ment will cleanse the public affairs, DR.. Bull e
Blood Mixture will cleanse your blood.

Remarkable cure of an inAamed tear duct or
passage to the eye. without an operation. Mrs.
Gibson, who has large and extensive contec.
tionerg and candy 81, re at No. IS East 42d
street, near the Grand Central depot. was
about to have silver tube inserted in the tear
passage of her left eye The enlargement and
Inflammation were very great. Before submit.
ting to the operation, tried DR.. Giles Lint.
ment, rubbed in carefully over tho inaamed
due. Tho Inflammation disappeared, the
passage became clear, and was, through its
power, atle to do without surgical operation.
Also took the Liniment internally, teaspoon.
rul three times day, in wine glass Of water.
Sold by Il. S. Leadbeater & Bro. Send for
pamphlet. Dr. Giles, l2O West Broadway, N.
7. Trial size IS cents. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
sep16 lw Successors to Slaymaker Co

No. 904 7th ST., BETWEEN I AND X
STREETS, WASHINGTON, ID. Gin expressing
appreciation TO my numerous customefs iOr
past iavGYs [ wond announce to them and the
public generally that l have now opened with
All extra new AID selected stOu6 of MILITARY
Aid Fancy Goods at No. 9Ul 7th street, brlwccn
| and l. streets, Washington, y. G., where !
:'iIuuli he pleased to see them. My attck OF
Dry Goods will be closed ont here Ut my old
stand, I6 KING street, without rr:icrvr. All
who would avail themselves ul great bargainA
will 10 wcI 20 call early AZ the cutiro siotI, will
have 10 10 closed out in Two weeks and tho
zlDrh cl0:ru.
amg - s. LINDUEIMEG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

STocK TRApE.--.Fhe s,ncl; cradle over The
Virguia Midland railroad ia u.ucl! heavier
now than ior Ion; tmc vast. 70 morrow
evening about l37 cir loa Is 40 expected to ar.
rive mere from Southwestern Virginia. and ;hc
Valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

Wives know that the brow of care is often
soothcd by delicious supper, to which perfect
bread, rolls, biscuits, etc., are SO important.
10 have these delicate products of baking al
ways reliable, the use Of DOOLEY's YEAST
POWDER is very important. This article is
among the most valuable of the day in it's
bearing on health. 1t is put up in cans and
bottles always full ia weight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

TIE QUANTICo Ro;TE-, nicrlGg Of tile
Stockholders Ct the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company was called &c
meet in Rich mond to-day, to conal'trr The quca
ton OF putting on tho boat line between Qaa1
tico and Washington. il il stated by stock
holders ct the road that there arc Indications
that the Philadelphia Representatives, OF Inc
English bondhollcrs will propose 10 so into 81
election of 0tioerS CT shC road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

i@''r upwards Of thirty years Mrs. Winslow' 5
Soothing Syrup has been used ior children. 1t
oorrccta acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
colic, regulates tt:o bowels, cures dyscntory aud
diaIrlWi, whether arising from toothiug Or
other cauHes. AZ old and we'll tried remedy.
% cent? q bottle. ie 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
s. IINDUEiMER.

llodiIlr's Headache Specific contains no in
jurloia substance, curuH headache in to &C
minutes hy tue watch. Price 50 conts in largo
bottles rheumatism Can ouIy be cured 10y
using Dufang'a Rheumatic Remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

Iay- VARIOUS CAUsEs-advanoing years,
caro-, sickness, disappointment, and hereditary
predisposition-s operate TO turn the hair gray,
and either Of Thorn inclnes IL to shed premature
~. AYERS HAIR VIooR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to rich brown or deep
black, as usy be desired. ltsoitena and cleanseS
the scalp, giving it a healthy. action, and re-.
moves and cures dandruG and humors. BY lts
use falling hair is checked, and new growth
will bs produced in all cases where the follices
sra not DESTROYED or glands decayed. Its eIocls
arc beautifully shown on brashy, weak or sckly
hsi-, to which a fow applications will produce
the gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless and
sure in its operation, it il incompatible rs q
drassinr, and is especially valued for tho soft
lustro anl richness of tono it imparts. 1t con-
tsus nailhor Gil nor dye, End will not sou or
color white cambria; yet it lasts long on the mar
.nd keeps il fresh and vigorous. Il. D. bcah-
boatar s. Bro.
ss7s- LIVER is KINd.-Tbe Liver is the iul.
nor;ul organ of the whole human systenI, as 1t
controls The lie, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper sctlon, all
kinds of ailments are the natural result. The
DIGESTION of food, tho movements of the heart
and blood. the action of the brain and nervous
system. arc all Immediately connected with the
workings of the Liver. 1t has been SUCCESSFUL
ly nroyod that Green's August Flower is un'
eoualed in curing all persons afflicted with Dys'
nepsis or Liver Complaint, and all the numor-
ous SYMPTOMS that result from aR unhealthy
condition of tho Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles TO try 10 cents Positively sold IN al
towns on tho Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is just what You want.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

POLICE ITEMS. Tile orly caSt reported III
police circles to-day vas that OF John Bryant,
colorcd, for at assault Gu Beverly Washington.
also eolored, who was tried by Justice Bi!lan.
ger and released Gu payment Of costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
i IL X. J,

In Fredericksburg, ON tho 18th inst. ofty phcil
ronunonia, ut the residence of his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Wallace, GEO. +. CAkMlCuA Eli,
jr aged Is years, oldest son OF Rov. James
and Lucilia Wallace Carmichael.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

PERsoNAI.-Mr. Horny Schwarz, buyer for
Isaac Eichberg. has left for New York this day
to complete his full line Of Fall and Winter
Stock of notions and dry goods. For the past
lew weeks this house has received daily i'm.
mcnso Guantticg of goods for the approaching
season. \ larger aud finer assorted stock may
be looked Tor ia almost every department., par
licularly 10 Carpets, Oil Cloths, 80. Wat
for the wagon, and y6u'II all take ride.
ISAAC EICHBERu,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20
By Harrison & UNeal, Auctioneers.

By Harrison s. ONeal. Auctioneors.
gGUbIlC SALE.-Wil DO sold on WE'D
T. HESDAI, Eeptember25 ISIS, at II O. clock,
ut Island Farm, adjoining, the land of John
Slater. tho following property: Ono Colt, 9
Horse Wagons, one Buggy Rake, orc Moving
Machine, Feed Gutter; also some Harness,
Farming Utensils and three ricks Of Straw
form Cash: GEO. PEVERILL,
ap G0-1t Island Farm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-20

FAUQU1ER SPRINGS. II number Of rarso Us
from tbs city went to Warrenion t. day
to attend the stockholders meeting az the Eau
quicr White Sulphur Springs. Among the
number were MAJOR krnirr: ana ~. = =.
Brcut, Coua.,;,::g.a;;t' Attorney.