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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-28

10 realise (sAss shortiand) q knowledge Of
mese sup>sstitions a. they now exist. I went
With : New ZsalAdnsr to . hut inhabited BY
an old woman celebrated for her intercourse
With spirits. This Pythoness. after smoking
. shqgs black pips. removed al tho blazing
sdcks from the Are, 10 a. to obscure the Light
partially, and then sat quite still. The two
aavs women, who up to this lime Ind gone
on with their wort, now ceased 70 ply theii
fingers, 1Aid their baskets down quietly, and
also sat still without speaking. For awhile
Ne IN observed q complete silence but no
strangs sound was heard At length, Tauka-
mina began &c show symptoms Of impatience
He quilted his seat by me, and took tho op-
pndts I'D by the fire, near the old lady ,
vAsrs be stretched himself at full length,
vithhia face y the ground, snd called ON Tho
Aeqe By pame. why are you 20 long In
eomingf :" be shouted, angrily. Are you al
WsikAto,o or whore else at q distance, that you
come not quickly" The fame Of tho ere
alone gave . dim hight. II wns, however,
Q@ssns 10 enable ms.to distinguish the Per.
ene 1 thu hut. They ali sat s,iii exceps
who. rolling himself on bis belly.
peesednot 70 cAfl on the gods with great an
Ifyys The sight was strange md unexpsct-
:, and. at the moment made a great impress
Loo on me. In spite Of my better Judgment
Involuntary fancies would intruds on my I'm.
l9ipation. Was Il only . mere juggls / was
Ihout 10 uitness7 Might there not Be more
hings In heaven and earth than were dreamt
IN nan's philosophy Th-sa spsculations
gere interrupted BY q sound a. II something
lssvy had fallen on the roof Of the nut and
hsp . rufeine noise, Just - might be made
y . nat crept along the thateh till Il stopped
mt over our heads. The ord woman COW
nd hsr bead INT face in her blanket, and
ssnt herself mp nearly double, her head rest
pot where the nstiing noise had ceased T.
.ued sounds initiative Of voices. but whistled
!nsaesd OF being articulats In ordinary tones.
The old lady was detected practising q sort
d. yentriloquism, by uttering o squeak,
shich seemed to come from a izard on the
But no mystery Of Egypt could be
nors solsmnly enact.d.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-28
a Clover swindlc.

A . certain learned Judge IN Mexico
some time since. walked one morning int
court, he thought hs would ezamin
whether he WINS in time for business; and
feeling for his repeater. it was not in hi
pocket s-
, "Asusual." said he to q friend who ac
companied him. rs he passed through III,
crowd near the door, '.as usual, l hay,
again left my watch at home under m,
pillow
He took his seat on the bench, ans
thought no more Of it. The court ad
lourned, and he returned home. Assoon q,
he was quietly seated in his parlor. he be
thought himself of his time-pieee. and turn
ing to bis wife. requested her TO send for i
o their chamber.
.Bat. my dear Judrs. said she. II SEN,
: to you three hours agoI"
sent 1t to me. my dear? certainly notI@
"Unquestionnbly!" replied the lady.
"and BY the person you sent for it"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-28
"rh. p.r.on i sen. Tor ar eesssa ..

oTho uornou 1 neuf fr II Zee ~chn~1 xbs
Judo.. WE
$500. u-
,h.r &, hor. |. In s-~-.Tm.,
t,ocr.a - r. A., ma
H. tr-uvn. or.- =, 4 an. On ,t,v, 4
w. ~ .,d "a .h.t - ,nn, ~ ~
court ,or - :, I,s;sr- q
Fowl. H.yipc hou,bt thi. an. n ! bar
eaip-.,oa IA 10. Sin ! eoup,e a r,.ls 4.
srin. i. boms. ia ~. rsousst th.. j
would b.vs a tiusd picksd. snd nut q
cool. :. Won intended 10 iuvits -y,ss brsthss
Judees 70 : di,h Of ueus to-mer,ov, Ard
.ohI by Tie way. ssnorita. aid Ia .Hh
ExcsI,sncy. ths Judge. rsousstsd ne 10 asi
YOU To rye yourself ths truubls to 10 b
your chamber. snd taks his v.tdh fscn
undsr tbs pillow uhsss h ays u lsft u
as usual this morning, and sod Il to him b
me. And Of course, ~ fss<ds. ga So
you dbl" sid tbs Judea. E2E
Certainly ! . aid the ldy.
We'll" replied His Hoaos, IN I IN ~
to You. m, ,isax. 4 that you ass - srsss .
g,os. q fhs .ird Il aturksy. You've beer
robbsa ,a54ms. the man ~ A.fhisetl
mover mt for my watch yeu'vs been I'm.
posed upon. andas . nscsssaxy -eoassqusneA
the watch Il lost fossvs." 4
The trick vu cunning ous sd sft~
laugh. and the r-sstorsion 9th Judesis
good humor By Q eood dinner. & vas n.
solved actually % have ths .tusksy sor b.
morrows cxay y. and His Houoxs hrsthGs
Of the band. 10 suioy % dssrs uox,ea.
Accordingly after The sdjouxummt q ~
court uext dsy thsy an yspa,s,d n Ii
dwelling. with appstitss shsxpm>asty ~
szpsetsiou q . iars rspsst. sosxceiyhAd
thev sutersd ths saloou sud uehsursd
ordiusrv s-alutstious. VIM the isdy hsoks
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-28

ATExAS's wosDEnYuL TRicrs--ATs Texan
visiting this point, says he Greenca,tle
Star, gathered around him some Of our
citizens Monday, and entertained them with
some of his experiences in the Lone Star
State. One incident told by him is as fol-
lows: You'd hardly believe, now, what /
am going to tell. In We use raw b do
straps or thongs for tn ,es, mud In wot
w-ather they do stretch amazingly. Well,
often in damp weather at home I've hitched
up W horses aud drove down the hill from
my house into the creek bottom for q sled
load Of wood. I have loaded the wood and
many times driven back homs md unhitch-
ed the horses, and the sled would not DO In
sight How id you get the wood home,
them inquired IN inquisitivs bystander.
"Oh, ! just tied the ends of the traces TO-
gether aud threw them over a post, went
knocking about my work and wait ID til the
sun shone out sonstimes it would be
more than two hours before that .lsd load
of wood would get home, but you'd see her
crawling up the hill at last, gradually ap-
proaching as tue raw-hide traces shrunk up
into their proper lengths- Yes, rs1ns is q
grsnt country, you b.t."
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-28
lnnqu,ry Of BANKING.

% eal3y1As about two hundred snd sirfy
Sezs before he Christian sra, . banker Of
Ocyou. . city Of P~elonopixus, e mentioned
b P1utarsh IN bis lie Of Antns his busi.
49, appear 10 have consisted in exchanging
0s species Of money for another. Ths
uonsy-ehaneers Of Zud-r, who were driven
0ut u b temple by Christ were most prob.
ably q ths description mentioned BY ST
Matthew In tho parable Of tina Tai, Is; INT
=, such q made q trade Of receiving money
On depost and paying interest for II. St
luko. in his relation Of the came parable.
Especially alludes to q banking establisl menk
From Jpdea the institution Il banis was
brought into Europe; and the Lombard Jews
are said to hsve kept benthss, or bankh In
the masterpieces Of Italy fer the exchange
Of money and bills The Eiuk Of Venice,
which was ths 6rst foundation rpm m on
hrgsd scale that we are acquainted with, wns
established shout the year I'LL. und.r the
appelation ~ The Chamber Of Loans and
the contributors Of . forced loan that Ind
been raised 70 meet the exigSneies Of q vcne.
tiAn war ' III emperors Of the East md West
were made creditors Of the chamber. from
which they were 70 receive M annual int re I
Of four per cent At what period the kncwL
edge OF banking was intro luced mo Eng
laud IL unknown, though It may rrnsoa-
ably be coniecturod TO have been within a
abort time after the Conquest. Thers eau be
little doubt Of its hav . been pracii,ol here
BY the la,ian merchants, al Of whom VIII
werp enpg,d in money trau act GUS, weie
distinguished, both Ia Franco and in Eng
I'D by ths name of Lomhnrds aud o.
TuScans. These mereharts being Dispersal
throughout Europe. Ii, a'ne (says And r
sou), very convenient ag n,s for Tho pops.
who employed them to receive and remit the
large revenues they drew from every 81 ate
which A~cknowledgcd their ecclesiastical su-
prsDscy.p Hence. and from their being EN-.
ployed to leud the money thus gathered
upon interest thy are called by Matthew
Paris The 'Pope's merchants" We lsarn
from the nme historian th.t somo OF tho
English nobles arailed themselves Of the
sAms ageroy, and ''sewed their money to
make Il multiply" Henry ILL.,. in his tw. nty-
nin>he year. forbade his subjects 10 borrow
money from my foreign merchants. This
was en- account Of the great exastions which
ers aid 70 havo been committed. In the
Fourteenth century the business OF banking
: >eAried on by the diapers Of Bar.
eslona, IN Spain, asit was In alter years l.
ths gold~mifhs Of London.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-28

A Boa CossrnIcyon's vorAoz.-Ths Nor,
" gian bark, Sur r.ss, says the Wilmington
Star, Capt. Weigner, now in this port, had
IN exciting adventure latsiy. While tls
vessel was at some point in Afr ca, about 5 K
or seven months ago, a hug, boa .etor
some fifteen fest in length, got on board the
ship without til knowledge of any OF the
officers OF crew, and made his way int, Il G
ho!d- The vessel sailed and the snake wn5
not discovered until aft r landing at Liver
poo, when, upon proceeding to remove tho
cargo. which consisted of wool and other
articles, the presence Of the constructor was
made known. The stampeds that occurred
among the bewildered aad atr.gnted st .ve.
dores. as wellas all others on the ship at the
time, was a scene long to be rem smbsrsd.
Ihs monster was captured and Gagged.
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woman dressed herself as IA boy in Rich.
mond, Va. for the purpose Of begging y II.
out being recognized, and sue made such 4
pretty fellow shat her pecuniary success with
women was astonishing.
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WANTED.

al the unemployed tn sell our goods either
~ salary or commission. We have the best
cling articles ever invented. Now 4. your
nance. Enclose stamp for circulars and
erins to
@. W. FOSTER q COMPANY,
275 TO 2S5 E. Madison st., Chicago, III.
hprl4dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06
Striking Car Drivers.

NLw YORK, Sept. G.--Thc car drivers
strike continues. A special order mas sent cut
last evening to the various regiments through.
cut the city ordering special guard to b
placed on duty at each Of the following aIno
rics: Fifth. seventh, ninth, eleventh. twelfth,
twenty second, sixty ninth, yenty tirS and 9
small detail at the ais nal. The ol ?ct OF the
order it w.s said was to Irsveut TIE strikers
from takiug p0ss s;ion of The armS 10 the diff
tereut arm0lieS.
The strike on the Third Avenus Railroad is
DOT ct on end, and all tho cars are making
their usual trips. Duriug the night the dircc
tors of the road were in consultation and early
this morning they sent for the drivers and told
them that company was willing to pay them
81. Is per day, for days work. and extra for
run off, or extra work tho which would brrg
their wages up to $l.90 day. The drivers
agreed to accept these terms providing that oil!
the old drivers should be reinstated. and al
lowed to resume their work as though nothing
had happened. The company promised to 70
iDstate all except Farrell, the leader Of the
strikers and the drivers returned to work.
Chief of Police Wallipg stated to day that
information received by him from different
quarters warranted the belief that the strike
Of the drivers was virtually at an end, and that
cars Ecro rupriDg on all tho roads, and that
all the old drivers were at work except on the
Second Avenue road, whcro new men supplied
the PLACES of the old drivers unmolcSLcd
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An Outrage OIL Tic PnblIc.

BROAD CREEK, Sept. 9Th, 1878.
70 the editor Of the Alexandria Gu=dtc::
| address you this communication, as | think
it is but guarding against the calamity that is
now fast approaching us-tho yellow fever.
Being resident Of Maryland, and q poor
man, | don't know what to do myself but
rs Thick you will be interested in the matter
l. address you.
The parties who arc bringing the garbage,
plight soil and dead animals from Washington
arc throwing them all in Broad Creek, near
tho channel. The filth is SO thick now that you
can hardly push boat through it. Carcasses
Of dead dogs s|row the shore, and have brought
tho buZzards by the thousands. The tide mus;
fiat it up to Alexandra. and you oan imagine
what tho effect will be- don't know whether
tho Washington authorities know it or not, but
| think it is terrible. Please investigate and
nee far youraef before it is too lata.
respectfully, a SUFFERER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06
MONETARY AND COEIMERCIAL.

Thera is but little Improvement in business
since our last report, the season being too late
for the summer trade and too early for the fall.
The general complaint of scarcity OF money
continues, but on good psper and securities the
merchants have little or no difficulty In obtain
ing supplies. The receipts of grain for the week
have been fair, and from the sales some money
has been put in circulation in tho neghboring
counties, which will find its way back to tho city
later in the fall. In New York yeste1 day money
on call WAS lslI per cent On D. s. bonds, and
Ter cent on miscellaneous collateral. Prime
mercantile paper was s4a5 per cent, few names
selling below 4 per cent. There was further
weakening of the gold premium yesterday, the
quotations marking as low as l0Ci bid, and the
market closing weak at lCls. In Baltimore
sbou. tho only feature Of interest in the dealings
st tho Stock Board was II movement IN Is. y y.
stock, 90 shares selling in lots OF d. IN advance
OF per cent on Tho latest previous sales. There
wss no movement in State securities, but Vlr-
cuis conso.s were frnner. closing al t's bid, 50!
ssraa Wa quote other bonds as follows: O. A
&M 4SsAN; 0 & A IL u ~; do So sd 3oa4o;
do S. 4!h l2a2l!; Vir l. Tom Us "; do 81
lO24al0l
Tho Baltimore Sun i'll its financial article oftH-
day says:
"hsqoud tendency to slight hardening of
rstsa Ihere is no change n the money market to
note Capital is abundant. and even in excess of
,hn da1n,nI. but holders arc not anxious to put
ont ih,;r funds At present low figures, in hopes
somsthing better may offer in the near future.
Wa 0uots lusns 1T 4sj per cent and discounts at
4l.G the former for u few we'll Known names
only.
ALTHOUGH tho lato warm weather has eGocted
business to some extent, tho result OF tho weeks
experience ia generally satisfactory. 1t is fot
That prices are 1T tho bottom, and dealers gives
their orders with less dread OF shrn&sge Tho
distribution Of manufactures. goods is unusually
large, and the demand 10! raW materials ia
much beyond the general average"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06
The NcE York Custom House HIVES
tiGaling COmmittee.

New York, September 6.-Ilon. Fernando
Wood wasthe only member of tho custom house
committee present this morning. hlr. Wood
said that while ho was perfectly authorized
under the resolution appointing committee to
take testimony, even in tho absence of his COL
leagues, yet he felt delicacy about going on
aono with the Investigation. He would there
toro adjourn the Investigation until Wednesday
morning, when tho committee would hear
committee Of tho New York Chamber of Com
MERGE and Boston Board ofTrado. From that
time Out no wished it understood that he would
proceed daily with the investigation whether
tho other members ct the committee wero pres
Cnt or not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06
Another Insurance Company Gone

New York, Sept 6.-Thc failure of the
National Burglar and Theft Insurance Co. Of
thc city of New York, No. lis Broadway, is
announced. The insurance business of thia
Company covered only losses by theft as the
result Of burglary. A late officer of tho com.
rapy said to a reporter, Tho company made
an assignment not because it is iusovcut, but
because its assets were in bonds and mortgages,
not at present available" The assets are valued
at over $500, 900. of which 100000 is held in
trust by tho Farmer 8 Loan and Trust Co. for
the protection Of policy holders. The liabilities
OF the company to the policy holders arc less
than $1,000.
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PORT or aLEIaWDRIs, SEPT. g


San rises............. "a Sun oets... y
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A Reed.
Str j w Thompson, Leonardtown,t to FA Reed.
Str Mattsno, Nomini, to j Broders u 90.
CLEARED.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by F A Reed.
Str Express, Baltimore, by j Broders & 20.
Schr FL Haskell, -, by Agnew q 70.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs BENZ Reed New York Harriet Thomas,
Now london and r l. Tsy, Stonington.
MEMORANDA.
Schr w Il Hopkins, Georgetown for New
Haven, passed through Hell Gate OH.
Schr w ) Shepherd, Georgetown, at Boston
9th.
Schr y hi Anthony. Georgetown, at Fall
River Sd.
Schr /, A Van Brunt, hence for Allyn's IT.
at Now london 4th.
Schr H Jones sailed from New London for
this port 4Lh.
Schr Laura Robinson, hence for Dover, at
Portsmouth 9TH.
Schrs Harris. III. T. Graham and j. s.
WINS sailed from Providence for Geor g etown
18th.
Schr A NJ Leo sailed from Philadelphia for
this port 9Th.
Schr Hattie Kelsey, from this port for Allyn's
Point, which was ashore 10 miles west Of Mon
tauk and Hoated off, arrived at New London
Sept 18th, slightly damaged.
Schr Ann ) Cannon from Georgetown, with
coal, wont ashore on Little Egg Hsrbor Bar
Sept. s. and with hor cargo has become a total
loss. Crew saved The A S o was 1852 tons,
built at Dover, Del, in 1857 and hailed from
Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06

THE STATE SCHOOL FUND.-rho Auditor Of
Public Accounts has replied to q communlca
tion from the Secretary Of the Richmond School
Board al follows:
RICHMOND. Va, September ,. IS
Alfred Moses, esq, Secrct0.W
Dear Sir-Yo ours Of this date is before ME. l
regret to say that am still unabio TO give any
definite information in respect 10 the time when
the school money can be paid. still nope lhs'
some arran yemont will be elected very shortly,
by which an superintendent can be made. NC
one, / assure you, can moro deeply regret, than
do, tho embarrassment to our public schools
whicha want of funds nocesstates; but for reason!
which [ havo assigned to you in person, ano
which you fully comprehend, am poWorlcss IN
tho premises. am very reaRecIluliy,
(Signed) WM; r. iAl Lux,
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Acquitted.

lISCGNNATG, Sept. G.-Mr5 M. j. Dough-
crty, who was arrested and placed on trial for
tho murder o! her son ia law, Samuel Arm
strong, at his farm. near London, Ohio, last
mouth, las been acquitted of the crime. It
vii! be remembered that Mr.. Armstrong. who
was q wealthy farmer and widely known, was
shot through tho head at night while asleep
beside his wife.
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Prince William GOuutg

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
BRENTsvILLE, Va, Sept. s, 1873.
In the discussion which took place here on
Monday last, between Genl. Beslo and Judge
Crilcher, General Beslo got greatly the sdvan-
ta9e Of his opponent. Old Prince William is
almost solid for tho nominee, and will give Beale
- tremendous majority.
Loeste, tho party who escaped from jail the
other night has been seen And sho! at three times
since his escape
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Hinn!ow
Soothing Syrup has been used for children l
corrcoj aoldity OF the stomach, relieves wiz,
ooIic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery au'
diarrhn., whether arising from teething o
other CAUSES An old and we'll tried remedy
25 cent bottle. ih 32ti
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10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIKGINIt
A ALTON.

Information having bsen received by the Tx
eculiye that JULIUS X. lOESTE, who is un-
asr indictment in Prince William county for
tho crime of horse stealing Escaped from the
iail of said county the night of the LIST instant,
az ID is now going at large; therefore do hereby
offer reward of FIFTY DOLLARS to any
person who shall arrest the said Loesto and de.
liver him into tho Jail of said county. And DC
moreover require all officers of this Common
wealth, civil and military, and request the poo.
curo his arrest thst he may be brought to justice
Given under my hand as Governor
- and under the Less. Seal of the Com
l. y. monwealth. at Richmond, this 9th day
OF September 1878
FRED. w. III. HOLIDAY.
By the Governor:
JAS. MCDONALD.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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EEjss!SsI NOTICES.
>IOTlCE TO DELINQUENT TAN PAY

&TOrlCE TO DEIiNQU ENT TAN PAY
~ ERS
Collectors Office, Alexandria, Va.
July ), 1878.
The City Council of Aloyandria having TO-
fused TO extend the tno for the collection Of de-
linuucnt taxes persons in arrears for taxes will
have To call in the ToXt five days At tho Collcc-
tors Office, a.d make some arrangement for an
immediate settlement; else tho Collectors will
have TO proceed TO the collection of such bills by
distrHint 0r otherwise.
j. r. !iIbI!, Col. N. Dist.
S. i. FIELD, Col. S. Dist
Otlico-Room No. e Royal s.. from! Market
building. jy 3-tt
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cspts 500: shipments none; good stock nFm Ct
S5s$5 DC; inferior quiet st sass 81.

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET September T.:
Ito cattle were offered. los OF Whtcn solo al
5Oa$4 50 per 100 lbs 20 head of cattle eit over;
market brisk with prospects good 1or tne com :,
ing week. 600 sheep and lambs were ofe11 q
and mot an active market; old sheep SOLD at 81
DC PEP ID and lambs 43a63c. Mich COWS SOLO al
25a$45 each, and in fair demand.
CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET September o.
HOGS dull; common 90a$8 so; light 3 GOaS4 10;
packing 7Oa$4 butchers 4a$4 -; receipts 40;
shipments $50.
BALTIMORE, Sept. G.-Virgnia 6s old 20; do
deferred st do consolidated, 543 ; do I'd series
294 past due coupons 49,. Cotton dull mid
ding 1l3s1l5. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Southern dull and heavy; Western
quiet: Southern red prime 95sl03; do amber ls9
sl06; No Western winter red spot, Sept and
Oct 1861. Corn-Southern steady; Western
quiet and easier Southern white 53a5l; DO vel,
low 5lAa52; Western mixed spot and Sept Oil
bid; Oct 5l3 bid; Nov 529 bid; steamer as
Oats steady and unchanged. Rye steady at 55a
"a. Sugar active and firm at Ss,9! Hay un-
changed. Coffee firm, quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey easier at 81 CO.
NEW YORK, September Stocks irregular.
Money 2.3. Gold 1909. Flour queit. Wheat
spring lower; winter Hrmer. Corn active and
lower.
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attempted to aleht from a train at Greens
burg. Pa, yesterday Whiln stll In motion. Ii.
was thrown down, his arm broken, and can
cus5ion cl the brain ia apprchended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06
Fire.

CINcINNATI. o., September 1.-TWO Of Tho
principal business blocks in jamestown, Ind
wero burned yesterday. Loss Sl2 90 to $4,000
no insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06

When your horse Is lama and you have tired
every remedy without SUCCESS. aud you dl5pair
Of curing him. and begin to think Of trading
him off-boforo doing SO obtain bottle Ct
Giles Liuiment Iodide Of AmmooIu aud zee
lis effects in twenty four hours. Those are the
kind of cases DR.. Giles likes; where all other
remedies fail, his is the one that never dl5ap
points. The Doctor will willingly prove and
demonstrate what he says, on application to
him at bis Office, AL 9th Avenue, New York.
Sold by 4. s. Leadbeater & Bro Semi for
pamphlet. DR.. Giles, l2) West Broadway, N.
Y, Trial size % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06
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WEATHER PhOBABILlTIES-S3yii. t. 1913.
-For New Eogisnd and the Middle Atlantic
States, colder, partly cloudy weather; near the
coast occasional rain, winds mostly DortLeas''
civ, and rising barometer.