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The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Here is also a monument to the mem
ory Of the youthful Bishop Heber,
whose life on earth suddenly ended on
"India's coral strand"
but grander monument Is his great
missionary hymn.-- u rfuI
, 1878-06-15
rcrSanal.

-, This year the Fourth OF July Will come on
Thursday, boys.
Judge Wingard and Mr. Ayers, clerk of the
court, have returned FROM Coi;ax.
Col Kelley, OLD resident of Kootenai,
arrived in the city on Wednesday.
VIM. II. Gray, the historian. is among the
recent arrivals at the Stine House.
The rule of the world is. THAT which is
mine Is my own, and that which is Yours | 80
halves in.
Wm. kapus, secretary Of the Oregon Fur
niture company, of Portland, IS domiciled at
tie the Stine House.
The law Of evolution makes extremes meet.
4 man wags has head when he is pleased,
while 4 dog was;s his tail
II You would break with your closest friend
lend him money and ask for it again. Ii he
stands that strain he will last lifetime
We should all be satisfied with our lot If We
could only get it. Most of lis have onlv a lit
lie instead Of lot, and that is what troubles
Us.
The STATESMAN during the week has been
honored 10y calls from Judge Dennison, Frank
Henry, Col. Larabee and maEy other distia-
guished gentlemen.
The sharpeSt revenge You can take is TO do
good turn in exchange for the wran1, that has
been done To You. II is not an easy thing to
DO, hut it i said TO be sure in its results.
Mrs. Duniway, woman OF great abilityaud
untirinS energy, who, through the columns OF
the Norti'rtSt, has acquired reputation as 4
brilliant writer, Is ree;i.sered at the Slime House
Col. Kelly, who IS here on q visit to his sis
terin-law, Mrs. Gen. Grover, paid the STATES
NAN Office a visit on Monday last The Col
Will, in all probability, be the next senator
frru Oregon.
Gen Howard and staff arrived here on Sun
day morning, and, after a short rest, during
which The General received number OF calls
from many Of our prominent citizens, took
their departure the same afternoon for Boise.
Ralph Brown, u son of our former towns
;naa, l.. Brown. but now one of the leading
business men ani caI italists Of san Francisco.
is GA a visit to his many friends in this city
Mir. Brown expresses himself - delighted with
tie many evidences of oar prosperity which
meet him 1t every turn We trust that our
Sble: fu" his father in days gone by was one Of
In. few men who male Walk Wala posi-
hi!ity.
Capt J. u. German, for II" past six years
stage a.."rt 1T this point, ami :. universal IA
.'';f.S v IN t'it Si'''N'.!iS 'p', HAS i''N'i titS
il1vton hotel for term of years Under lis
ci.rr;e the hotel VIII be FIRST class, and 80 one
need BE a.g-,iG Of visiting Dayton for fear Of
( Inadequate hoe! accommodations. The cap
tain j. thoroughly ocHye:sant with al branches
OF the business, anl under his management it
viii not be long befor' our Dayton friends can
boast Of 4 hotel second TO nonc on the coast.
While we rec:rt to part with him, still We are
satisfied that our loss wiil be partially c0mpcn-
satci lay the great benefit conferred upon cur
m.i..hD0r.
, 1878-06-15

London Y.rth: Each mother who thinks
o! the matter al all believes her own daush-
ter absolutely safe and trustworthy, and we
NAV be sure that the giri does not undecelre
her. Whatever Others may do, thinks the
matrcn sitting quietly at home while her
child is rambling alone across the park to
college, or Is inspecting her male classmates
drawings IN the art school, she Is to he
trnstea 70 take care of herself. But men
coald tell strange stories If they would, and
in the next generation Of mothers will be
msny women who, taking to heart the risky
lesson of their own experience, will keep a
sharper watch over their girls than was kept
over them. and will distrust the youthful
assurance Of safety which brings back those
glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes.
, 1878-06-15
SC;r4Y sirI;is.

The Sr>TIswsN is it.-e5: i 10 gentleman Hho has
Just .c.;.rI4ed f.o.n CJliaX ior the :,llow.ns:
TIL district court at ti.I- place adjourned on FIJI
day ni.Iuins l.t alter a s-lurt session oi I'VE days
Ie i,.!.oa. ...=; wr:- heard and DISPOSED Of
u Oqprl:.e.ii-r vs. Pace an: Nlelris1n stricken
tItI. ;I.v docket.
y. =. Wln4us w. Price and Nicholson; stricken
f.uIn tie docket.
Al.roi P.ici.e, :.2tiye cf Nova Scotia admitted
Ia citizenship
hi "A q. Luxe VS.. Annie \. Luke cause con-
tiLUci.
4. J. B4u,a, E>q., admitted az an attorney.
rc,pr P.rl .ngtoH y. T. f. Morrison appeal dis
f.rnsworth. wcrley S Co. vs.. \. d. Polly; sale
confirmed.
J. \. P.rkias Us Wln Hoilumswurth; judsrnen.
tlr plaintiff :2li.
.,,i.r., ErGt y. John y Campbell; Judgment Cox
plaintiff -. ID
samuel :. AItl.ur V. White and wakes judy
Tarn; ior p.t,uI't So
Pune Bro,lrrs & Moore IS. Haw!ey, Do!d Z Co;
irlr.rnly w. John ". Mason; grand larceny /;
,.iIs- .n~!-iIe4 B4yt"" isr til- On Tie Ei1llJh
49,! all i-.vIts Icd by iricr'iInt-
In tie matter L. GaLR Cluyston- contempt; rule
dismissed ait. Gtien.-:t dlSr'.aI-e'!
=, ?. Archer i i.tr As4 - !-S; motion 70 set
a-.G,. IA ..Gi.Hl UNr:IG.ci-
Nin. N saith =. Z. u. Hall; u st..ent for
pi,ing.I i5lS 90
,'a.! Iui..p:ou W.. Albert Parney demurrer over
rul,-: ,!-i.I I,l4It gwen - "a. II .sLS.scr-
Unite, states ". S.I4U-l Mix; selling EqIor
wltf.uu: .,.-r.-,- fine. IS penalty and { S.
I,lulury -. flwIr! r :s''n Ter allowing minors
10 Il4y I c..-,.s ;inei - AID costs.
I,ir!:,,.y w.. Edward Ei"n; tJr S-!r; !'!':or
mii.o.s hg,l IS, and one hour ..'i lsoii'reui, and
cU>-s-
Init,l States " /. z. K.llog-; vi"lati n OF
Sc ta., No 3rs. L. :. i. = iiiitNi 81 an! oosts
Jams = Aux,y -. William >3n!e = lh!s Was II
act uu :..ul-l. The i-t.G L. recover $3.50 d.Iii-
.., 20. tl seduction .. ki~ a;Sate: bv ii ieLdtnt
AID - ~. cc,lily Irc, !IOVrI very dI>rSt-
IuI III III, IrUui. lr- ably Fei'Eesents! "
csu:is i,,;.. al tie l.wyr:> present -ii either
upon uc a.: ir On TIE niler. ihr JGry after renaln-
ir:a. out 4 hours ge;urud INTO court and, IS they
could not ag,re upon verdict, were '.!sciiSe4 We
wall, therefore, have hear the >sue testimony
nam We are l:to:iIe,. that tiie IGry stood iCc
the =, .fru mt ans. 3 iDr plaintiff
CoIttX has changed very mech sl;ice court was
lsI! here LIST ye.r Nr>SrS. Hing Co have eaectri
lr.,e livery stable: Gl ore HrOi-Ts have an agri
cultural store, as also Fl rwl y, Doii S Co., and
Austin .Io.cs. Captain james Ewsat Las erected
Iar,re Hu-rl wiIg. would 5c credit to most any
toa Il III tins tiwt>; country. I.e>Sr> heis.iaw
are noA building quite large store, and many Other
build n;s o.Il go up It Lot of the scarcity OF
building, t;rr.ti.
, 1878-06-15
Iairi. Say.

iECESENY, jane IL, 1873
Dir. Ode l. from the committee on rules submitted
a report, which, Oh IAot:Ca, Mas LAID the table
and OgGc.ed printed.
Ou motion II ir. Iar,G-e, committee. consisting
OF Larilec, Steward, Oiril an Bradshaw, WAS ap-
pointed 10y the char. 30 port 20 the best mode of
prrceeliu.: ~ fIGIHII.; !: Constitution.
Leave u absanc- iOr elsht days Was granted Mr..
Wait.
he rules and orders of tie las: Lau>e of r-presen-
t.tives adopted 10. the temporary government
OF the Convention
Messr-. O.el, Stewar! and Andrews were ap-
pointed commITter Ia fix tie COMPENSATION OF ths
employees ii the convention.
My. Leland t.oua the coiatttee pr:ntin re-
roTtei that the biz q! L. -. Smith Co. pivPr-tO:s
q: the Ca.0E, tOr the nyrlerll WuIE 81 tie conven-
ton, WIS the low st, h-s Fl per thoCsahd ems, III
c,u,.lIlS paper, press y.oik, stitching, etc.
ca motion, Tri~T: accepted! and Y NJ smith
& Co. Gr,aIr! Diic!.Il ITAseIs 0i The Convention.
Twenty live 4. pes each III the sTNIi,s"AH and
Ta.os A.G- ur-I,i Ior t!.t u>e Uf the Couvrn:l II.
!.elor; "a. t- committee Iui-s MAS iia"n from
the i:b.r ..ui, beng amen tel, VS. acop.ei-
O:I I..Ut ou, convent a !!Ouincd.
, 1878-06-15

BrrcHnr Is expected III San Francisco m
August. For ten lectures h. receives Sll,~o.
And Vet there are men in Walla Walia, who
can tax l,r,.,er and say more IN FIVE minutes
t'.an B,erhrr can in two hours. who are Starv-
in. Tie only difference. however, Is that orr
men have IN abundance of woraS, while
F-.rler !, overfi,w;ns with ideas. Ii is not
Low vou say it. hut what You say that conf
r,,aui, both attention and money.
, 1878-06-15

PRINTERS STocK.-We have Just received
from san Francisco fell stocks OF Pdper and
Cgyri Board, such IS will meet the wants OF
country printers White and oolored Gards
rom number up TO II. Fiat Cap paper, Folio
Post Bill head Paper, Note Paper and Letter
heads, to ali of which We invite the attention
of the trade.
, 1878-06-15
az Eg,f Prices.

Miss O'Rorrke offers her large stock Of MILL
nerv goods for sale at c"st prices consisting ot
\ larse variety OF ladies dresses, underwear,
bridal outfits, Old ladies' honnets, caps, real
hair. switches and curls. The sale TO continue
nntil ;he end Of July. at the Old stand, Main
street. near the Stine house.
, 1878-06-15
- 0S

CITY CHAErER.-At the election on Friday
last. the proposition to abandon the present
chlrtcr. and incorporate under the general IN
cornorarion law Of the territory, recaived a
majority of r. \ very ligh. vote was Polied'
and 40 general interest taken IN the result.
, 1878-06-15

J c. SMITH. one o. the most enterprlSlnS
men Of this county, brought to town on We'd
neslay nearly nine Thousand pounds OF wool.
which. though a large figure, Is but tiihe oi
L:s woatclip for this year.
, 1878-06-15
10 NGyrE AND Wy.

The only perfect cure perm rent and reiiabie. M
sTnin,l knes. nervous debility, liafoteney ETC
wor:L siGJ8 20 th- unfortunate y" quaeAuI Z"
d-,..,,f,0a. Tie Jules. guarantee gwen
al business strictly ooui lent;ll.
T1,.a wlo cannot call in lr-on should write tneir
Dar5a- f!ly-sge. married Or single cause, symptoms,
dur,.i.. OF EI,ss etc. and iaclose 81 to seeuIe an
answer.
, 1878-06-15
CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.
First DAY.

TUESDAY, June IIth, ISIS
Pursuant 10 law the constitutional con vrntion met
in tins city, IN Scieuce Hail. and Was called 10 order
by ~ y. George, of walla walls
Mr.. Llrabee, of Island county moved that Mr.
Leland, OF Idaho. be cboseR temporary chairman.
Mr.. Leland declined and, en- motion of Mr. GI,rnor
Mr., Alternately, OF Cowlitz, Was selected temporary
chairman.
Mr., Daniels was chosen temporary secretary. and
John Bryant sergent-ai-arIas.
On motion, oommittee, corSistig. OF Nessrs
Lacy, stewart anl Bradshaw. appointed on
credentials. Adjourned until 10 a. III, Wednesday
Second Day.
WEDNESDAY, June l2th. 1873.
Convention me. pursuant TO adjournment, with
Ir. Ah-Tn,tb IN the char.
Mr.. Lacy, tom II c committee credeucjsls, sub
mittoi Teror: taat tie following persons weie en-
title! TO se4ts:
Delegates at IaTge-w A George, of walla walla;
+. EldrItse, OF hatgouI and >. ". Gilmorr OF
hl!tS,taJ
Judicial Districts s. N. Wait, of Columbia; B.
F. DenGisoa, Of 1Eurstoa and Chas. Ii. I4irabee,
Ui Island.
Council Di,trirts-Chas. NJ Bradshaw for the
counties c1iu.:Isn the dis'pict OF JeffrIson Island
Ciai .ra and JL.an Il B. Emery tor the counties
comprising l.. fl>IrlcJ Of Kilsap, Snohoaish and
hateom J.. Il. hing, fox th= strict comprised by
the cOuLiy ii King; u. y Hanna, tie c0un ies Of
Pierce, CLei tlss AMI .son Francs Henry the
counties @: ihuIston ana Lewis; A. 5. Alternately,
C1wlIz, Pacific and MLate1in Gec. Ii. Stewart
t.aTEe, SESiIisEIS, hnckit:t and Yakima, D. L.
L4cy, Wa..l Wa.la; J. v U'Dell, Columbia, Whit
I!I,n and Stevens.
The committee also reported that Alnnzo Leland
of Mex Pe.c= county, The duly accredited delegate
from Idalo.
The dcieyItes were sworn in ty T. y. johnson,
WHO admins cred the oath repaired by law.
1he convention then projected 10 the election Of
Permanent orii -Ts, Itsu.t- follows President,
\. - i iI-TnEJny src -tIry, ". B. hanlcls assist
Gnt secr-t.try, ". :. CIrk ;-eryrI'at-irms. II. ID.
Cock u,r --n:ers, JOtsu Bryant and John - Norris
y ,Onm.tt-e, CONSISTING OF Messrs. i.elani, Henry
and Ei!Ieis, WAS slpOiuted To secure proposals toc
such Printing aS tie convention may require.
NesSrs. L.cy, Hanna irl MaIt appointed u
committee on contingent eNpenssS-
"a. Vas sxel uPD:: the hour ior the
I-leEcelienl "a daily seS-ioHs- Adjourned.
, 1878-06-15

Those who contemplate making purchases
should carefully scan the advertising columns
If the STATESMAN.
, 1878-06-15
IYST OF LETTERS
E,lEiD.
DifD.
CITY June 9th, 1873, g. r.

RrGAx.-In this city, June 9th, 1875 b. r.
Regain, aged Il years Uou.
Deceased was an old citizen oi a.
WsIla- and was well known throughout TINS
section
, 1878-06-15
pr,rf.. Gil and i.iiSS.

II. f. Holmes is putting in 4 good stock of
:, ilts. glass and oil. and intends to make those
zoo Is :: speciality. Confidential quotations
ri..nuutri.
, 1878-06-15

THE ForRrH.-As viii be seen upon refer
enca 10 our advertising columns, the people OF
Walla Walla propose te celebrate IN the good
old fashioned style.
, 1878-06-15

4 SNAIL lot Of Grande ROnde -four was re-
ceived here this week, and sold for - % per
bar-rl. The venture was not success
, 1878-06-15

STRAW or Felt Hats cleaned and preSsei IN ''e
latest styles. Satisfaction guaranteed: l. n,.
Ygun.'s neXt dcor TO tie engine h'nse' o1 "'''N''
, 1878-06-15

y DGsFHTED COMPLIMENT. We Enl this IN
The l;.,t issue of the -As,o.;;a: '.0n our tray
els 10 4, urprr country We Discovered oHc Of
lhe .aost .NPy,t d-E-:gry clerks tAat We ,ycr
say; behind q po-toiiice window. \ la'iy at the
WaEa Villa OIL, Wai!a Y ala has = larscr
'.;,oatins population, probably, comparative
Iy s.a-ijng-, Lau San Francisco, yet ~ motto
hat Ms Page seldom asks an applicants
aarac the s.yonl time. i the.e l. any n...i
matter in lie oce fvr y"u, ;..;rr tle tiISl cal,
il VIII y, ..'ty IL pas, into ojir iand the NO
,tc.i, you rca.n tie delivery window, - TIE
IaJy>ses every oGelh"ten the door, 10 mat
t,r ii " i,f.,.ly may b. lin 'srin IA &. tlral2:
always ;.ha"s the r'-Jo.o.. ,"h.,A = located
ia n. lc.. st part oi the city, there arr none
hn,i-.u,- "a, wav. waiting t. toe waited upon.
IL, O. <. most c.r, ,,i..iy -h,ws tn. l-.i:r> c..n
fl! -j.h petition n 4 l.,.nuer highly S..t'siac-
ta-> g. ~. -
, 1878-06-15

John c. Fremont has been appointed gov
eruor OF Arizona.
, 1878-06-15
pVgEyEsS NOTICES.

BUTERIcK PATTEENS-l.ateSt styles, Just re-
ceired at Mrs. Noung'S, Third street, next door
TO the Engine House.
, 1878-06-15

MrLrraEY-F Following out the suggestion Of
t,,e STATEs-IAN, Gen. Howard, in order 70 be
prepared for any emergency th@t n,sy arise in
;,.+ yiyin.ty, h c. isrs4 from the sou5d two
companies Of infantry, 10 be stationed for The
time hcins at TaIiu.a, frcm which point
i, : thoaglt they can be moved to L better al-
vantage should Noses concigde to take
hand in the scrilnmage. Gen Howard i'll
form. the STATESMAN that Il is his intention to
keep i've companies 1t this post, and the t"lce
here vi he Increased rather than lesseheG
For ti., time being, and duripg the thfeat II
H.. coalition Of .,ifai:s. Cen. Wheaton VIII re
main il tbs city, the headquarters OF District
"f Ia ;.aE,s having been established here.
Car military friends are active, and if not
l,n!.>ggl hy Mcdowell, viii no doubt d:str!b-
at ti..i. foro.s 50 Is I, Ia,ke ~ oushre.E in
t!I:s y;;y..;;y almost 90 i;aP""- Aiii,y.
, 1878-06-15

OPPOSITION steamer Gre" hePH'"
VIII sail from San Francisco for Portland To-
day.
, 1878-06-15

OFFICE HOURS Geatleraea, from to p A NJ
ami from 10 . ? " u,
F,- I.tlj,-,. frorn 60 P. NJ. only S-3m
, 1878-06-15
IHEAIfIuLE ,.ENEDIES.

Srrest and quickest kDOwnsor MI private disease:
Of 10th sexes. young and old The worst cases OK
structure and ci-Unic TsE.real diseases quickly re-
lievei No mercury used.
Where fioI.l bad treatment any symptoms remain.
radical cure should be sought AZ once tiora DE-
PRICE
Trayelers supplied with medicine, etc, at AtOrt
uOticc.
, 1878-06-15

L.f.se III eye tor the beautiful
.gV. l1.y & Cos advertisement
... ~l..E-"bE.
, 1878-06-15
Relief for the Farmer.

KILL THE SQUIRgELs.-H Z. Holmes, our
drrs.rist. has invented 4 Squirrel Poison that
is r,erfect and which can br sold for one halt
or one-thiri the price OF any IN the market
IL !. pow making it in large quantities, and is
rss.lc 70 supply farmers o. dealers. Put up in
2Ib, 5-lb and l2lb packages, or sold in bulk
Every package warranted. 10 ON
DIR. NJ. BoYD. physician and surgeon, Of
fcs in the old library rooms, opposite STATES
w,y office. The doctor has had twelve years
eyDerience in the treatment OF diseases prevail
ent In the valleys east of the Cascade noun
tains Makes no specialties, but requests that
inouiry b. made as TO his success in all branches
Of the profession, especially IN the treatment
Of diseases Of women and children, including
oi,.te.ri.ks and surgery Relies upon merit for
,,otropare and upon patrons for references.
, 1878-06-15
DIR. x. T.. PRICES
Homeopathic DIspeasary,
H0SSiSTES BUILDING,
Eirst ST., bet. Morrison and Yamhill,
Portland. Oregon.

CKIILFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
- c,as-s az dise4s,s No i.ie pretentions iDpOs-
tur 5; no httterIns or experiments; no injurious
drugs but areful examination an! the mCst reliable
treatment; the Jest remedies approved by science
and exI-rieuce, which may cI:re you, though dis
coaraged I'D hopeless.
, 1878-06-15
Spf(IAEIIES.

Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, Throat, Lungs asd
Hsurt Lic,r and E.dasys and al Chronic CoEstitu-
tional AMI Blood Diseases
1s,hra. CntaTTA, REsuAsaiisr, ysiJd,gid. .Fpiicps1
Sc-DjaIQ, P,Iss, DTepsy. DEypsrSiI. etc, cured
I.dIe, on. ii health EssUTri OF prompt TeiIef.
Cancers and It,naors r-moye1 without tie knife
, 1878-06-15

... -vmuasC anl ma ician, VIII
-. ,.,v IIal this evening. His
'- ia 20 hy i,nm nse.
, 1878-06-15

..r.r- Those Who caa appre-
az those wlo prefer the
r#I Hul something 10 their
.a.-. can also b. hal any
. confectionery, fruits, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
ICE GRE A M.

My Ice Cream Manufsctory, ono of tho larg-
ost in Virginia, still continues 10 supply private
customers, Sunday Schools excursions, picnics
fairs festivals and associations, rs well as the
trade, with that SUPERIOR CREAM that has
made = name in this community, and 10 known
everywhere AS BKENGLE'S ICE CREAM. l
could easily reduce its prico by lowering its qusl-
ivy, but good cream, of fresh, pure wholesome
iHsrodients cannot DO furnished ct less price
than serve it. Of course, could grade my
cream by tho price," but my cream would lose
the good namo that years OF fair dealing have
won for it. ask tnat persons abroad ordering
"Brenglo's Cream" from third parties will as
suro themselves that tic crealn sent is certainly
from my establishment. warrant my cream,
and do not wish that inferior cream, sent out as
mine, may injure its reputation. 1t is my sim
to furnish the BEST CREAM IN AMERICA,
and my customers are satisfied that | do so.
ia :,-I HENRY BRENGLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
sl5sdpCERzEa ANDLT4UDEa.

s BkODEKS s. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full limo Of celebrated pure, old Whiskeys.
Brandies. Gin, Rum, &C., Massey s. Co.'s Phla-
delphis and C,agetts Baltimore A)es and Berg.
ner s. Engels Lager Beer, in casks or bottles
Agents tor James s. Welch Best Family
Flour, James 8. Kirk s. Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Dupont s. Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and consign-
ments solicited. No. IL King street.
oct 26-.f Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

AN ENTIRE Success. The greatest display
iu dress goods you ever, at any enc ,c Illlc, oA"
will be found at Isaac Elchbcrss. Ihis hcuss
has inst m couplcsed its tal! purchases, and will
bavc v rrsnd opening OF It's new stock or
Monday mornlDg. Sept 3Oth, eousistlog OF all
tbo latest novelties in Silks, Velvcts, Satns,
Bowrctt's Hcscry, Gloves apd Trimmings also
y comnlcte Inc Ct Carpets, Oh Cloth and Tugs
in oII the brands made, rev designs and now
nricos. The ladies in particular are respectfully
;nv;ted 70 examine our stock. Samples freely
given and prices guaranteed. :,
e'~ ISAAC EICnBERG.
sen. 27-~lw Successor TO Slaymaker Co'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
ECE CREAM SODA WATER, <se.

ESRENGLE'S KEFRESHMENT AHNEN
- TO TIE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
VIII open on tho lot On King streat, %djoining
TIC q Agricultural Fair Grounds on tho cast, ~
the opening Of tho Fair
Iho Annex will bo branch Of his store OIL
King street, near st. Assph. and he will soil
Oysters, leo Csesm, Soda Water Pics, Cakes,
Contecllono:ios, Fruits, Mats. &; at tho same
prica in both establishments.
to desires to prove TO his country friends a..
tending tho Fair thst s crowd and oxtraordi-
nary demand will make no difference in his
prices There will DO no slinting in plates Ct
oystors. saucers of cream. or pieces Of cake.
Everything will be furnished at the lowest rstcs,
ard
LlBERALITY AND FAIR DEALING
will bo his motto.
sen GS-5t HENRY BRENGLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

Last month q Turk, Fciu Pasha. governor OF
Bainiainka, with twelve wives. children, aud
guard Of cunuchs, arrived in Vienna, and took
Iodgiog ia the Hotel Daniel. Three w7os were
,us il room, with guard Of Two cunucbs al
cacf, door. It took whole day to complete the
registration OF the l,a:ty at police headquarters
The most Of the Sive5 were real beautcsWcar
inc their raven black hair closely Gu; aod dye
ipg their finger nas. UGdcr Austrian law
these ladies wcro entitled to their personal
freedom, and hc German raporter nalVcly
saws, "If they OILY kacw it. Each euuu'h
carries gun on ono arm aod baby on the
other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
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VHSJHIIN 81.
REV. J. 7. LUDLOW WRITES

REV. J. Z. LUDLOW WRITES:
17s Baltic st., Brooklyn, NY, Nov. Ii, "a
e. 4. Stevens, c:q.
Dear Sir: From personal benefit received by
its usc as we'll ss from personal knowleaEe l o ot
those whose cures thereby hAvo seemed almost
miraoulous I can most heartily and sincerely
recommend tho Vegetine for tho complaints
which it is claimed to euro.
'0'' y JAMES 2. LUDLOW,
Lato Pastor Calvary Bsp. Oh. Sacramento, Cal.
VEGETINE.
SIZE RESTS WE'LL.
South Poland, Ne, Oct. II, 1916.
Mr.. II. 4. Stevens .,
Dear Sir: have been sick two years with
the liver complaint, end during that time have
taken great many different medicines, put
none of them did me any good: was restless
nights, and had no appetite. Since taxing Ine
Vogetine I rost we'll and relish my. food. Can
recommend the Vegetine for what IS has dono
for mo, Yours respectfully,
Mrs. ALBERT RlCkEh.
Witness Of the above,
Mr. George III. Vaughan, Medford, Mass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

BOYS aud youths' Clothing in great variety
OF p.alham's, :, e. kiog street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03

TIC ca.,or oi the MaishalItowu (lo@A)
Statesman says that, alter considering the
question all winter, he comes to the corc'uhoa
every apriag that the cilcus IS immoral, but
thcu the bill poster comes aloog with tho blg
ric .ures, ard h4 mind changes as followa: AS
we saz, at the ioos, tigers and monkeys. and
think thu! nature made all OF them. We arc :ot
~ SIRE. AL whea We look at the beautiful
youus LADY, win nothing on but blue ribbon
round her vast, ani one l3g pointing to ak
O'Clock and tie Other to hIgh noon, aud thIuk
th.s nature niale h2r 100, Just az she was, cx
capt Tie liob3u, SIC bcgl to can up to the
c:rcuy. Bul whcn the brass band beglns TO
plsy and the elephants 20 round, we rush 10
ior front seat to get in ahead OF tho mlnlstert,
| VINO always war stove pipe hats and wont 81:
| dowu 10 ifont.