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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

GALE OF A VALUABLE AND PRO
y DUCTIVE FARM IN FAIRFAX CO..
Pursuant 10 the decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, pronounced at its NoVemoer
term, 1877, in the suit of Chichester vs. Chlches-
ter. the undersigned, commissioners named in
said decree, will on MONDAY. the 18th day
of April 1878, (Court, day. at clock p. m,
sell to the highest bidder, By public sale, tnst
valuable farm called "MANTUA," whereon
Msjor John II. Chichester at present resides
the part offered for sale embracing buildings,
improvements and cultivated land contains ooO
acres; is in part heavily timbered, the soil being
of excellent quality. By consent this farm may
be subdivided to suit purchasers. It offers rare
opportunity for q safe and profitable Investment
Terms Of Sale: One third Of the purchase
money in hand the residue in two equal annual
payments, to bear interest from the day of sale.
and to be secured by the notes of the purchaser,
and retention of the title until the last payment
is made. THOS. r.. LOY H.,
THOMAS MOORE,
NH 1h-vdw Comm rs of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

CMALL THIN BREAKFAST PIECES
= Westpbslis Boneless Hams, and Sugar
cured Shoulders, just received aud for sale low by
NH Is J. g. s. T. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

100 BBLS CHOICE EXTRA AND
kOO FAMILY FLOUR in store and for
sale low by ". A. JOHNSON
NH IS N z. cor Cam and Royal sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS and all kinds
IL of Building Materials. Prices reduced at
PEAKE s. MALLS,
feb26 cor King snd Columbus sts
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-30

The following is a list of the war.
officers elected for this parish:
First Ward
Justice of eace-James Cole.
Constable-D. B. Harmon.
Police Juror-Abner Cole.
Second Ward.
Justice of Peace-A. E. Richard.
Constal,le-Z. Guidry.
Police Juror-D. ID. Andrns,
Third Ward.
Justice OF Peace--T. b. FerreD.
-Eraste Hebeat.
Constalae--J. A. Ryan.
Police Wm. Holland.
Fourth Ward.
Justice Of Peace-J,hn fleming.
Constsihle---Ursin Vincent.
Police 5uror--Sfneon Vincent.
Fifth Ward.
Justice of Peace John @. Alphin.
Constal,le--Idouis Foster.
Police 3urur-Wm. M. Perkins.
Sixth Ward.
Justice of Peace. B. Mitchell.
Ccnsta1,le--W. r.. Bowen.
Police Jnror-Isaac Nichols.
Seventh Word.
Justice of Peace---M. Y. Hargroye.
Constable---L. A. For.l.
Police Juror. J. w. Miller.
Eighth Ward.
Justice of Peace David Morgan.
Constable w. Perkins. Jr.
Police Jur0r--O. s. Lyons.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-30
A Congressman Who can't
Steep.
/ Washington Letter to the Phildelphia
Times


Tirass.l
Some strange stories are told of
Hewitt, which wonld be very A.
mnsing Il they did not relate to las
malady, insomnia. It's probable
he sleeps fewer hours than any
man in America. He is gradually
dying for want of sleep. One year
he had quarters near Welcker's,
and he was driven wild, or imag-
ined he was, by the early Growing
Of q cock. He lsad complained of
sc for some time, but the cock
crowed all the same. Finally. il
a st Of desperation, he told Wei
ker's colored man, John, that he
would be id If he cosld stand it
aIy Longer, and he woxld give him
FIVE dosi.rs for the d. a ROSTERS
head. john is q thrifty lad Of few
words. He lett the threatening
presence at once and sought the
owner Of the cock. He had no diff
Guilty in l,uying Che fowl for seven
ty. five ceats, and the wlsnging Of
his neck was quick work. He
placed the head npon q salver, like
john the Baptist's, and preseated
himself before the congressman,
salyer 10 hand. This made Hewitt
laugh, bat be paid The Eve dollars.
John next sold the dead cock to
Mr.. Welcker for City cents, and
cleared $4 rs for his mornings
work. Last winter MI. Hewitt
occupied quarters in the house
where Mr.. Fish lived daring his
whole term ~ secretary of state.
Some time before the session he
ssnt his man on to engage QUAR-
ters. Money wTs no object, and
the man, obedient to his instrHc-
tions, hired not only rooms for
Mr.. Hewitts OVID use, but those
all around Them and above them.
These he kept idle 10 order to pre-
Ll -
vent others gotisE them and u.s.
ing them. Ehe noise cf anybody
waking disturbed him greatly,
and BY hiring Ill tho rooms sbout
him be was sure of being reh&cn-
ably quiet Thus, having alongsr
purse than senator CoDkling, be
hired the apartments that the lat
ter had previously occupied, and
intended to occupy again, aud that
created an i'll feeling for q while. \
Mr.. Hewitt owns great many
homes, bat he can sleepin none OF
them. Sometimes be will fancy
be can Sleep ut . certain place.
He at once bayscr builds q hcass
there, but the voice that followed
the Wandering Jew, 30 onl Go
on! continues to pursue him. He
Is merely waiting for the great
heresfter, whore there y rest for
tho weary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-30
Town Coas1cH Proceedings.

MoNDAr. October 7th, 1873.
The Board met pursuant 70 adjourn
ment. Present: Vim. Meyer, Mayor;
Aherma4s, T. B. Ferren.
There being no quorum, tile Board
adjourned sine die.
VIM. MEYER, Mayor.
J. A. RYAN, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-30

THuHsDAr, November l4tls, 1878,

Pursuant to call, signed by f0ws
members of the Town Council, the
Board met AT the DDust House Ia special
session. Present: Wm. Meyer, Mayor;
aldermen y. r. Geary, o. M. Marsh,
r. A. Gallaugher, q. B. Fesren.
On motion, the reading Of the min
utes OF lastmeeting was dispensed with,
On xAoti0n, resolved, that the Mayor
be and Is hereby authorized to issue q
proclamation resaovjag all quarantine
restrictions against all places and per-
sons. unless in his discretion Ae should
fbink IL necessary ~ enforce the qua
rantine regulations against sornc par
ticulsr point fxem which be may epprer
iiend danger, That tile provisions 0f
the ordinance passed August kfA, es-
tsblS6lkng Qllaxantine. Nv md the
sa,ne Ii hereby suspended ngainst an
points except siRph NJ may be excepted
In Hhe proclamation Of tho Mayor.
Resolved further, tlaat the ordinance
PASSED August l2tL. creating BoArd
0f Health. be and the same is kefeby
repealed.
on spotfon, the Board sd(osaned ups
IA tlse aynxt regular meeting
Approved. WIN. MEYER,
Mxyor.
Attest J. a. RKAN, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-30

RlOAOA19 ASnTGLiOGI 1ttbt AOtos
This being the legal day for the mees-
ing OF the Town Council of Lake
Charles, the Board met Present: VIM.
Never, Mayor; aldermen r. rs. Ferren,
J, p. Gasry, f. A. Gallagher. Absent:
III. q. Gil and o. M. Marsh.
Minutes of the last meeting read and
approved.
By fnotisn, dnly seconded, she COM
mittec for laying off the grounds OF the
grave yard were sTslnted fnrthsr time,
until tile next tsgsi|ax meeting.
On motion, the following claims were
allowed. and the Mayor authorised to
warrant FOR sasnes
+ n Jones, amt fur Delhi suffer
ers $l6 W
Wm Meyer, amt for articles for
quarantine station. telegraph
aud passage for Alexander NJ 46
r Livingston, building 4uhran-
tine station B 90
II r HAskell, hauiing IurAber TO
station and conveying guards
to same 8 90
r II Haskell, hauling luMber and
conveying guards to station,
from Oct yth to Nov LIST, 1873 10 90
James Collins, for lime % 80
az y Rostect. for nails ! 35
No further business coming before
tire Board, on notion, the Board adj
journed until the next regular meeting.
WIN. MEYER, Mayor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-11-30
LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
Published Eoeyy Saturday Movaiag,
AT
LAKE CHARLES. La


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The Morning herald., 1878-06-21

.a8zTI gIEsIAgTa
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
BIGOTRY REBUKED.


At the meeting Of the Friends ,atNewpert,
R. l., on Wednesday, the report of on the
Penobscott and Passamaquaddy tribe Of lu>
dams was the occasion of considerable dis
cussion, from the statement that the tribe
were being instructed in the Catholic Faith,
and were under the control of that Cuhrcb,
The committee were led to believe that their
education had been neglected, and in their
opinion they would be b. tier II placed under
the care of Friends. 1t was almost unani-
mously voted to strike out the uukind ref
erence to ,he Catholic Church, and 1t ap-
peared to be the general opinion that it
would injure their cause in the future in
their labor among these Indians should
such an assertion be published In their
minutes or In the newspapers. One fanatic
said he believed the money appropriated
annually by the Friends benefited the
priest. This was promptly met BY vener
able sire of nearly ninety years, who slowly
arose and electrified the audience with an
eloquent defence of the priest in particular
and of the Catholic Church In general.
Remarks In o similar strain followed, aDt
the usual appropriation. l.....
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
THE AssAssINATIoN.

MRS. sURRATT's IHNooENoE OF TIE CRIME
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 1o.-Ben, Pit
man, the well-knowr phonographer OF this
city, was interviewed yesterday as to his
personal nowledge concerning the trial and
execution of Mrs. Surratt for the assassina-
tion of Abraham Lincoln. bis attention
was frat called to the statement OF John i.
Ford, theatrical manager, relative 10 the
innocence of Mrs. Surrstt, and In answer TO
questions, Pitman communicated the loi-
lowing information. he said he was tns
official reporter of the United STATES lioy-
erpment in the assassination trial, the sons
OF Liberty investigation. and the Congree-
sional inquiries into the New Orleans ana
Memphis riots, and subsequently OF the
Ku- Klux trials, all of which gave him pecu-
liar insight into the unwritten history Ol
those momentuous events, l have no doubt,
said Pitman, of the correctness OF Mr..
Ford's statements Of Mre. Surrstts inno.
cepce. The grave blunders which grew Out
of the assassination trial were due to ths
theory Stanton entertained. Booth was ar
active instrument In the great conspiracy
| the dietatory power Of which was tho Rebsl
Government. Mrs. 6urratt waS hanged f0l
completely, Of which she was entirely ignor-
ant, and poor SpaEgler was sent TO the Dry
fTortugas because long rope was found II
his carpet sack with which It WAS sup
posed Lincoln was to be made OF It hac
simply borrowed the rope from FOrd'
Theatre for that purpose.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
MURDRROUS TRAMPS.

HAHRrsBURa, Pa, June 19.-John, Isaac
and Peter Hawa, bachelor brothers, whose
ages range from sixty to slxty-dve, were
attacked in their own house, six miles from
Huntingdon, this afternoon by two tramps
and beaten numerically. John and Isaac
were rendered unconscious and the latter ID
considered beyond recovery. The tramps,
after this murdsrous work, Knocked down
the housekeeper, one Of the holding her,
while the other ransacked tho house. They
carried away with them bonds to the amount
of $4,000, $84 in money and other valu-
ables. Upon an alarm being given they
were pursued, but turned and fred upon
their pursusrs, one of whom received bull
let through his clothing. The chase was
then given up, but now the entire neighbor.
hoed il aroused, and the woods are being
secured In search Of the miscreants.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
HERALD NOTES.

Thirty men catch at straw-if it is in
q glAsS. -r r ~ ~
sothern, the actor, Is coming back to this
country in December.
New Workers drink only 600, ,OoO, 900 glasses
of lager bier in year
Chaplain Beecher's son runs steamer
between Norwich and Norwich.
senstor Bruce (colored) is to marry
Cleveland gal and 70 to Europe.
Il A Nontrealer who fired factory bears
the appropriate name Of Burnbarr.
Mrs. Hayes may take back seat. Queen
Vic. has caught thirty-pound salmon.
II every woman could have husband
female suffrage would cease to be seitated.
Matte. Salvatore, q young priest, has
drawn s422, ,0OOo in lottery at Naples, IN
Italy. f
Bolivia, for some mysterious purpose,
called out her entire national guard, about
fifty thousand men.
English rumor has It that the Queen may
Be contemplating marriage with her prime
minister -Bsaconsfeld.
When Adam was half through naming
his descendants, he got tired, and said :
'Let,s quit, and call the rest Smith,"
"See here, wife, you indulge that boy too
much. He 10 q perfect mule" "Oh. hus,
band, please don't accuse our boy of having
An asi for . father" The old man Wsl
silent.
| A placard In the window of q paten'
medicine man 10 Paris reads as follows:-
"The public are requested not to mistak'
this shop for that Of another auack JUS
opposite" -n... ...
! A thread company of Hartford, Conn.
which employs 1000 operatives, paid then
in sold on Saturday. Hundreds OF hand
had never seen gold coin before, and man.
were unable to count It.
A ball Of popcorn lies in the Britisl
museum In London with . label on II read
ing a. follows: An article Of food j
America greatly liked by the negroes i
the Southern United States"
/ A little girl was reproved for playing on
doors with boys, and informed thst, bein
seven years old, she was "too big for tha
now." But, with all imaginable innocence
she replied, "Why. the bigger we grow tn
better We like 'em." '.l
Mr.. John T. Ford, of Baltimore, who wa
the owner Of the theatre in which Presiden
Lincoln was assassinated, has published
theory that Booth was led to the perpetrs
tion of his crime by the play of Juliu
Cesar, and took " Brutus" for his model
1t is said that the justification of the dce'
to which Booth referred in his dying hour
was entrusted to An actor, who burned IT
psroxysm of fear. Mr.. Ford Is positiv
that Mrs. Surratt had no knowledge of tn
intention of Booth to assassinate the Pres
dent.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
BODY sNATCHERS.

TEE BODY OF An OHIO LADY FOUND IN A
MICHIGAN MEDICAL COLLEGE.
CINCINNATI, June 2o.-It is claimed by
the relatives of Mrs. Patrick Kinney that
among the bodies found in the medical COL
lege ct Ann Arbor, Michigan, by Cinncin-
natl detectives, was the body Of tbst lady,
who was buried last Janu j" In the grave
yard at Reading, subu' , of this city.
The grave was subsequer tiy robbed, ara
tue body shipped to Michigan. DR.. Herd
man, Of the Ann Arbor College, Publishes
a card denying that the body recovered BY
the detective was that OF DeVin, as alleged
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
Los. seven Pounds i'm Three Weeks

Allan's Auti-Fat is genuine medicine,
and will reduce corpnlency from two to
five pounds per week. Purely vegetable
and perfectlv harmless. acting entiI ely on
the food in the stomach. preventing the
formation of fat. 1t is also positive rem
edy for dyspepsia and rheum atism
BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 11Ih 1878.
botanic MEDICINE Co. Buffalo, NY:
gent rMEN The lady alluded to lost
sevep pon de- IN three weeks. by the use
of All ln's Antl-Fat.
Yours truly,
Wholesale Druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
LABOR RIOT IN PENNs YLvANIA

A despatch from Wheeling, W. Va, says
For some time past there has been trouble
between the employees Of Hopkins u Jones'
contractors on the Castle Shannon Railroad
in Washington county, Pa, about thirty
miles from here, and some striking coal
miners. The miners wanted the railroad
hands not to work for dollar day, but
the men would not listen to them. On Wed.
pesday the miners attacked the contractor's
men, injured some Of them, threw some
cars off the track and committed other acts
Of violence. They will not let the men
work and trouble is feared. The Sheriff
of tae county has been called upon for aid
and things are in an ugly shape. Warrants
have been issued for over fifty of the miners
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21

The Toxic police have uniforms made
from rhubarb leaves.
SIT seems as II Should cough my head
OF" is sometimes the impatient exclama-
ton Of sufferer from a severe Cough,
Quell the parcxysms with Hale's Honey OF
Horsnound and Tar. TIE relief ts imme-
diate ant the cure certain. FOLD by all
Fixes Toothache Drops Gu in one
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21

The Pope ;sid . he other day over the
Commission OF LE.lAtlan Archaeology, being
the first time in lsO years that the Pope has
fljEd the chair at meeting Of sAvants, and
he ordered tho ezcsvaticn Of the Cstae0mbs
of 81. PetRanina ut hiS ewn expense,
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21
T, GARDEN ER,
r T. GARDENER,
SOUTH WEST CORNER OF
SEVENTH & sHIPLEY STREET;
WILMINGTON, DEL AWARE,

Has completed the rsmodeling OF his
building and is uow prepared to furnish
superior Ice Cream to Parties, Festivals
Pic MICS, &c st the lowest prices. HAVING
furnished hts saloon in excellent style hs
would be pleased to 8 ali Of his old Gus
toners and the public generally. He ex
tends many thanks for past favors ano
hopes by strict attention to business Il
meet with a continuance of the same.
juue-l-lm
The Morning herald., 1878-06-21

T&W JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
d Street. Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Garments OF every descrip.
ton Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes. Feath.
ers Gloves and Dyed or O'eapaed
1877 April
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-08
Miracle Cure.

Dr.. William A. Hammond, OF New
YORK. has giyeG new meaning, from 5
scientific point Of view, 70 the passage,
" According to your faith he it unto
you He has made a series Of expert
ment- IN proof 0r the proposition that
the c-eiuIo1a can be cured by the viii
power OF other, He can produce numb.
ness OK abnormal ensitiYeness at pleasure,
the agency US d having nothing really to
DO with It, He calls it " the principle OF
suggestion - that is, if one person sul.
gest an idea to another who has complete
faith in LZst persons power, the one acted
upon win experience all the sensations
tie operator may suggest to him,
IT seems that some time ago a patient
Of this eminent surgeon and physician OF
mental and nervous diseases informed
him that she was going to Europe to try
the metal cure" He offered to save
her the trouble by sending over for g set
Of the disks, rings, needles, etc, used
tor the purpose. Speaking Of the first
experiment, not essentially different from
a good many others, he says
a. tried the metals on a patient who
came TO see me. This was q lady also.
! told her | he'd something new that had
bsen used very successfully in Europe,
and was becoming very celebrated for
curing certain diseases. / took up one
OF the metal disks at random and said
BY placing this on the back Of your
hand it will make your hand perfectly
insenslble to pain applied the metal,
and sure enough, however severely !
pricGcd her hand and lorearm, she felt
no pain. Now, said ], here is the
opposite to that metal. This will make
your hand very tender and sensible Il
pain, ! then placed smother disk on The
back OF her hand, and after that
couldn't touch her with the needle kut
she would snatch her hand away anC
shrek with pain, | then went through
the same ceremony, Using disk of rubbs
and olhe rnon metallic substances, anc
got precisely the same results, II
very curious, and yet there is nothin
really new in it save the fact that ! hsV
demonstrated that the metals themselye
have nothing whsteyer IN do with tn
F phenomena
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-08

TAX ab0u, the women and the aar.
klcs and t~he-.he-all the re { Of 'em;
none of EN- All are half 80 badly used a.
bows are. / know a lot and can give YOU
ali their names. Ask EN- all, They'll
tel you, to I've q by is - be somebody
without 8 light in he world.
You're tn take all the sass that given
to YOU, and give none back, cause you're
E boy You are to pay full fare in the
care sud o~mulbuses, cause you're a boy,
and not a child, and never have s seat,
'cau.e you're a boy and nots man. Fat
Iady gets in sitter it's sll 1ull, and looks
about her, everybody looks at you.
Cd gentleman says, My SON. re.
provingIy, Conductor says, "Coue
now, YOU boy =" You've paid your six
pence. No matter, that nothing You
have been on your legs with a bundle
all day. Who cares' you're = boy
Now a horse has such a load given 10
him as be can carry, and a man won't
tase any more than he can wax under
Ak boys what grown folks think they can
carry. There is no limit to it,
Who doesn't know a boy who does a
mau's work, and does it well for q tenth
Of what 8 mar would get for itf Who
hasn't seen 40 advertisement for 8 boy
who writes 3 good band, understands &c
counts, i. Wiling 70 make himself useful,
boards with his parents, is Trustworthy
no objections to his sitting NJ all night,
no impudence gbout him, the beat recoul-
mendations required, and two dollars a
week wages?
Ask bows whether old folks don't make
as much fuss about such places as il they
were doing you p favor that would set
you up in lie,
Who wants a boy anywhere? Your
sisters don't in the parlor, Your father
don't; he always asks il You are not
wanted to DO something somewhere You
make your mothers head ache every
time you come near her. Old ladies
snap You up, Young ladies hate boys,
Young men tease you, and give it to you
if you tease back. Otner fellows, il.
because they're aggravated, always want
TO fight, il they don't know you and
when you get a black eye and torn
Jacket you hear Of it at home.
You look back and wonder il you ever
were that pretty little fellow in petit
coats that everybody stuffed with candy
and you wonder whether you'll ever be {
man, to be liked by the girls, and treateC
politely by the other fellows, paid FOL
your WORK, and allowed to do as vol
choose. And you make up your minC
every day not to :e a boy any Longer
than you can help it; and when you.
grandfather or somebody complains tina
there are no boys now ~ you wonder i
r he remembers the lite he led, that h
! don't consider it as a subject of rejoicing
: There is only one comfort in it ali
r boys will grow up, and when they dc
/, they generally forget all they wen
through in their youth, and make tn
bows of their day suffer just as they did
t -[Orphsn's Friend,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-08


o. those which sre placed N me INe
A"eMs 1.el,'o1
Although OalnS las Iops 49, -
70 possess enormous e0a, AeIu@ .ue
supsEutlons a The people haSe PIs,eu.
ed 81 attemPis 10 explore anu US mn
mp % the present time RS "GIui! y
note tnst S mandsFlA nss s. 4aa' aL
permission 70 form S ompSI! " "o.A
COS mine scout sue nul1tsd AuN 80,
miles west OF Cheeioo' Win al 'ue
modern scientlne s~Pg'lahess, anu as ~
construct 5 'FsmNS! " tue S' ''
transportation
Mr. Ssh, corresponding memNet OF
,1e %cstIy Q. aTs a. 1ul!i pa' bss
,lss 'Is P.Ss1g 81 ~, ~ ~. tssv s-s
san oITA S 10y 49,. ~ 10 5i,ring
NA.-s 'rS uS.-s "a -ar,rro III fbsS
W @s ~. = "a - I'scrs NM WHICH
~, In,''n Srvtbius
E,r-s,s4 ~ 49, A. the Smyth;sn
E.-1l, =, LNrcaSEss believer. NJ Ssh
- - vIs. rsme3y can he
-s>,Trsrls3 Tia western sts;ss of
S1,s-irs snHsr uncb from this nest.
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