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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-11
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION.
r. IL . IT, DI


In the Court of Probate.
BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate in
Union County.
"HEREAS, NJ. B. Mcndor has made suit
w to me to grant him Letters of Admins
tration Of the Estate and effects of ,ALEXAN-
DER MEADOR, deceased. .
These arc, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and Creditors of the
said ALEXANDER MEA DOR deceased that they
be and appear hafore me, in the Court of Probate,
TO be held mt Union Court House on the twenty
sixth day of April next after publication
hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not he granted.
s Given under my haad. this eleventh day of
April, Anno Domini 1879.
DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.,
Judge of Probate
April II Is 2t
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
TFIRD CALLED o'CL0CK p. ~.
SATURDAY. March l-P. NJ

lie weekly bank statement again J. not
He ls slowing further large decline o tAe banks e-
serves amounting for The week 10 >i2O0ooO--pec.r
Si4'4so0, aud legal-tenders S2,72J,@OO. ih- d Her
sne IN The sub-Treasury's balances as o. February =
Aa = mag account for SII913Jj Of the los. OF sI'c"
Uu' oF Only s5.6f5 Of TIE loss in iegaitrIoer- DniH-
'o month Of February the banks lost s2l10-uV sp'cr
u I'll J37 900 lesAtrndrrs. while the changes ID Tie
o1OIeasury balances for the time were game of
s-'V1O'53 specie aud Sl03,365 currency. Loans iof
e week were expanded s27O9 300 ami the local cir
SuAhon was contracted slO3, 800. The changes al
s@y noted permitted decrease IL deposits OF SlJs6
Wv but they decreased s2952 900 which lndi-
'a'es an outgo Of 81 SOC. 900 bank note currency
No@pared with tue corresponding date OF 1873, The
V'esnt statement shows Loans increased, 500 100;
eci4 decreased s16s69 800 legal tenders Increased.
ySolSSo0 deposits decreased S503 100 circulation
.sereASed s606 100 The weeks movement results In
'sssssss sf ssAsl.775 IN tae surplus reserve leaving
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
2. .yrlause was dun but strong, selling rates
!. 4 LrLnM Auue2ed uuuIIuA. 4NulAuOue:

al, - ,,s ,r ra.i 4u9p.v TODAY. au' I"l' un ral AZ
-.t ut .u stock .l4t.ra ami ai ~ 10 ''t Pc
....... T..I. I- charge rtrtit'o - ''l'i' liial
..r Uf domestic exchange IN N""- tr- l0 d~ last
,iY.-L lac following wa the tlrtriir II us 'ttc-
mtnt TODAY: turrc.cy rNrudIe'-' = ''.'."'' ga.
.a,... .lG.g- no. currency balances 80. 40 ~"3
50 @, bond, s,elo, I-,-. closing ~ lOa.ls o. -
t 1917. uc Js az o. s. 3s 10 lu-- ahd Iu-iV,
Al lu4l a. r.. sold ut - lbs, Pre- rii ieu
r'o-lu al a. Illinois Central al - y. and Jersey Cen
tuI stock 10 J- 8tJei uueuIug 40 3yt4 tue c"n-odA!ed
houds ranging al s4is05j Kentes IN Pans opened AT
III IS Tue sum 900 Dul ion went INTO the BANK
al IN. AID to-day ON balance reducing Tic loss III
fiar W4t 10 $4,000 Ia three days.
Wa.a gtou ispatchc. report that The Treasury now
boIs F3i7 495 700 ia United STATES bonds 10 secure
nv rirruatlou United States bonds deposited for
ctrcniation for tho week ended to-day, sl75O. 600;
United states bonds held for circulation "iLdrHNn
d,T.n- tbs Wreh ending to-day Ell $40 900 National
SsnE circulation outstanding: Currency notes s52t
go 253 g9id notes aaS 2o5 05 md the custom. re-
oeipts 1891 ,43l % . -.- a.. .,,.,. =, d,
lie receipts Of National BANK notes tor redemption 10
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

Psy'a and 90 bales NrraCaho Deer gooi demand r ga
stock receipts - bales Para laS Brlr baes ~lya-
nila. 3 bales NeW. orleans snie- 500 D TruxI' -Ooo
n Contra. American and Oo0 p Vera trHT
-IINlIN E--DuI. uH-,tjt'i Western quoted 1c.; ttFt
1.a7i4c.
~JGN l.-Rr8ncf 80 mod r,tr aic. st'y ~tards-f
a. @'-c. C-fi-lc 3c., Powdered, -"r. Gr'n1.ltr -
--l.. cat irlf 9#Ji-r. Raw grades again quiet 1Ht H
changed Ft- fo Good I'.rur cub. 'tr q. .r'.t.. '
Sell sales loOO bag- Certr'usdl. 7'7gc snd 5.5 hhd@
CUBA Niu-'.F tn. low GrlI~-. .Ir i-f-
TNIftN = clfg. -aIc4. $1,000 r 90 'c.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Bns.Nsss Onlnles.

4 RARE OPIDEIJNlil.-I.c senior part
y uerHf wholesale house -f l. N".D ~ lr- ~ in.-
rld" 4 al ne -tafcs.
\orta SOUTH. Last td West of fru. tr-ls '9 tspo-r =
Dis |srr-r -.t a. ~ FOB
cIttrou nf of Ira Do and mat 0f hs
family none bur those having cash capital Uecn ply.
tUsru,r Information DE +rfnaV a'.lI ~ l.il.s1lug
d" "M.rGurpLIrAN So -r. louis r.-t D1'c. No
nRUG STORE for $ALE-~tv,1ty-ny miles
~ from Nrw5t,.k "cfrou -nt w. tL. a.rr trt -
great 1Ir-a.H. poor health oly reason ur s'l-ug Jhs
NI>b~. --r .Ir.asF..'tst.
DARr\ER NANTED.-Ivo experienced
brnsrrs r" --urr ...0u 1u+ ue-s -a al
general 'trturr H- 80 ,Ur"t o. r.'u' satisfactory rel
rrerres Aiirr.. ~. " Post ono" BOX 40. IS
10 NtNTFACTURER~ and CAPITALISTS.
-toFer rl.s n'H article oi Isnt wiz. rr''aL- pat
euet. IlI p4f.l. OBJ 10, aL DN,s fo t.t coEu-t.UoI
o obtain me- American pt.rn- o-.-r y 40 pry-t,
before Iu oso.s on th- 18th aIr Df February i--).
Bids hY .rtter fr.~s prepaid postal
nrD- lHt i.i necessary .u.Yfuscun -
'.Frl'ou ,t ou t.pcalyl, o. lespons1. parties !,sng
J. y. PLUVNVR.
1876 pac.rD sr. brooklyn. F. Y.
NSANTED-Parruer with $1,000 i'm whole
" sale staple goo''. business ''ta -ari ,9'e paying;
expenses best ltf--U.r- E.qIr's cE fOf
4youus D.. D.. Post Ddcs Box -,sji.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
rr-eopEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LaNpos. March Inc EronoD,fst SAYS BanE bus are
quoted a. Per di-ouu and trade bills al per ccn
depend mainly mis- and the American mar ~
have "a en- while those depending on the Confidential man
BIiti-h railway stocks oALik, gas AL
American railway stocks suffered The market as =
whole l~sk animated than In the recent past
LONDON. March / 2l5 p. E--SoeJerseJ CehuA cOhs"s
IS New Jersey CeDtrA. Jh
LONDON. March Ia p m-lne amount 0i DCLlnh guhr
into the Hank OF En g,And balance TO-DAY " fl4fuo
LONDON March liz 50 NJ. ). bOEdS, ioar pet Genus
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
fecnl Notices.

HUPREME COURT, ERIE CpJNfG.-Ros-
- q rrea.. -t7 sri b. t.trrE. fiwh.i waite
hou-- Joseph B \sruu4 their HWn behalf and
a.. others It-re-f
% lntlt- aKt- A-tA l,udr. ,Atc q.
puu1 AMI Joel .ftnlOlr, -lrsFur-u u Al
d.ar-.a and Albert d. lrgcy. q
tr l-f -flW-uf ~ trr SAD bert H Tracy. te-
I-t,uulufs f- -fu.k nHr-. their
t.,- f0 tul Lock port Railroad .nln.uF. tad
tAs.ug lfur against s4it NntIcs
-la- ca ts pc tu = arlfo SurrbN-. -ha
re.rI.tI Ir.u.If app. a. 81 M t.s lstI a lth .t4Jn q
-aIt. t-srIAr -. l-'' order maize fuc -
action u -pc. Term 0f THIS Dlur h-d and ths
f- cry Aut tgaItY - A.. 100 the CIV %
Eur. On rbrua-y 1873 by the Hon. charles Dame
Iu,ti,. ptr.. bog. relr that ctl-e any, De-
uf fls court tn br led and fnr ths
Comfy of fI.e. CITY ans County Han As city u
d.. lJfN ~ MANN. 1879. fhe opening a
sotr on rha iay can
heart y .ad ,Ollg not pay the
u M hands such receiver dIvad nt and
u~r me ~ tns SAID IrtO ind Le,
fn. tpluIAHy r soCsh0urrs tArr r~yr-ssu
company And trf her ordered hat
c!rut O fh- De aad
place ~ be appointed o. and upou tu
count. ~ 10 tho ast fhr coming aud
snd ,Ad receiver discharged laIt sad pruuon
du.g hsd And rider duly suter Lhe ete o The Clerk
Of mo County u the 25 lty Of February, l-tJ
Dated BUffaI0, FooI. .arT IS, 1879.
LpkENLI BURROWS, Receiver
BURROWS q NtELk, Attorneys Tor sad ReceiYer "a
Mala II. Ba1Ao y. I
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

ing Il now $3.50 SIS in OF the required
by law The total reserve $50, ,3OOI IL 2769
per cent Of the total deposits against 2945 last week
and 3lO6 for Marcl ., l,-5. The following are the
comparative totals:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

l02' Ten fores coupon 1854 Frie galway shares %
NewJer~ey Ceura. consois - Illinois Central. S3ta
LfNnON. March ID 30 Pans afvlrrs quote
cent rrutes no ~ francs - centimes Tor
fits March l.-EXrnauE~ On London 2J - cen
times for checks.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
BINKISG AND FINAYCIAL.

In stock speculation. q thousand dollars 1rc sor0e-
times made from au investment Of one hundred
~ruu 10 Alex. FrUtfuCuJm a Co.. brokers, /!
NalI-st- Nrw-l1r'-, for tEe.r UeA'y tuHuci. Re-
port, sent free.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Bee Cream

FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
"A FROM PURE OhASGk COUNTY CREAM
To ca CHCHEs FESTIVALs HOrELa REsrA aANTa
AND rHE TRADE
Z5c. PER QUART
To FAAILIEs by tho GALLON. 500 PER QUARE
CAAhLUITE RI s-k JELLY.
FRESH RICH and DELICIOUS.
PRICE BELOW ALI. OrRERA
Dspes 500 ataAye. L2ss BF0aasay sH4TS GaaCaAna q.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

-ales 900 BAGS * 1910, private terms.
.C'l luN--Upts quiet unchanged: Jpant% M''in',
y. la' i'N "ut4'N- y lt'. Zoo" 'I..L-'F ' ~ ~ ''-
-, ,S, - 'eL- l-ioI ,o.'Hl! ..'. ger tti oI '"H
l9'I 500 bales F"ceints 80 me porfs u5+t bales -aue
dsF LAST vrc, 1925 .o J-f< FrtuT opened
l sympathy "h Live ppn I.Fl r- n0f rr'"f rrn' leW
the -I r u F'r.u p fh- crops have Do q Last
evening, ln-tU bales I-aav- Frat Dal-Earct 90
am. b. 5fI. git june ...I- juv 90 lgnlrr.
f'N November 600. tO-I D.. t 'l.r+ -rr'n tI' .H
f.rt T. 0.. .U ilt ADri. ttt. May lUNt June, lu-H.
total 100 '1I's 10. Nai"I. ~ T|'I' AnTH .'lf
tt't Nav NUt0 Irlns June 10 lrF. .N-@ July. ln'-D
49, Nt-l''. lO '4 ' a. l'' - ' D'ie' si4-e '''4
'-.-' o''''' '.'''. 'i .'' 7.''! ,.. ,..
b A'Z-H hl Att''
Ntl. '..-.------- '.N August ...'.-'..'i i o. t.t-
Ahi''- 'ii I'ii l'f
A.N---..-. .'.- luht ,''.Nri .--.-----..'.1 ID 4.'-
'i- ....... .' - ..-. No',Hi.'l..--..-- '->J '.'-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

II. ..I.ea.ug - = comparative statement OF tAr *
porf. az -t-,- rom tic port u NeN-fu.K o. FOR IN
port rom January % this GItr, i'r q perIol 'i
2 ,.ftf.. .r.tU
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

the week ending to-day. COMPARED with the corre-
spending period last year, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

,,~,,- FFpoRT " Y STOCK ETcEANGE SAFES
pf' =. ..,,orf,a ~ ne cold and stock Telegraph co
S4TURDAY. MfRCR .. 1879
6OTERNNENT STOCK DEPARTMENT
SECOND CALI-1l4 O'CLOCK A. VI
,,o 40 COUP. hclO2's
- .,of, qnc RatitrdV E1pds-Rutr3IL Buns ant
Sa" rrDrcSS Nfocfs.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
[lUuUC!al

EIR>T MORTGAGE BOND, of the TEXAS
4 trt PAlIFl. RAILWAY tuNrAE lLc iuI. .r-,t On
ft.,- bonds AL D, H t.l - .r flr t NArr l~-H 20
t4. ol,c t-u o.uIalv 10 ~0ut tiE,t 'Ailt -lp.l
Ut'l'E l. h.-. AEaAAi. Treasurer.
l,Ar STOCKS & CIV B.K. lIiorsr aud E.yrb
N -.,,,,.. ., ,.r.t A. -lo r.ili-@ "a l7 .rIt't
Gas STOCKS.
AL ,,,a YORK sni Bfoo'ya ,l. -,ar4, lnIl.,ota onn
GtO. H. PEENrt->.
3O t.rJad, N. =.
OYtcE oF WHiFF BROS.
- EA,utS. E-tLA,k
NKN ADtN, D. - .otJ)
<ESLER MINING COMPANY.
IN pursuance 4 ms rgcr5us from thc pres eut o The
iGa or ad after March they tAr lrre
az ly shares ot capital remaining uusod Q" >5 per
.LArr. WOLFF LhDo-
ST. LolI- AANsAs CIgY ASu Nu4uEa, EAIL"Ar ,oAFANr
~EguEIA ay's UFel. j., J Jf .irN Is. lrif
NOTICE.-ihe annual meeting Of stock
y n.latrs aad ELECTION u DtR., TO - ~ ths
Tsy vii l.. nrto ~.AY. MARCH T. 1873 a. t3e
a No. 10 O'Clock g. Ia. The transfer books VIII Do
'''''' ''''' ''' JAGES + HOW secretary.
IVNION Pacific RAILROAD CO.-The an
uua meeting the kholders of the Union Pacific
COMPANY r tae ehOcs OF directors u the cRsaiag
year, and the transaction ~ other business which
legally before meeting will b. he'd AZ the Ofnee NJ
tho pany Equitable Building Boston Wednesday
March ), 1879 az 10 o'clock Iransler books Will DO
SIDNEY DILLON. President
Boston, FEB. l. 1873. HENRY MCFARLAND. secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

The following "a tn' public dent statement ISSUE
" IToh !. compared WIN that Of February J.;
TsJt BsGriuG fnferest
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03


Tie aos, a. SLOWS sue ,Nlor-s * !.-lYe y -p,cg
from rf, lur- sf N.U Nur. lut t-r week ending leu-
uIary . p. 44d since t.e hr-luu4us o, thc year:
I--- l--- 1870
Ter tie week . Fiu.t.20 f-.1iJH37 ft,t--.i-5
irevouslv reported 5-5o0jH- 45I'ao-s Ho'j'.6
Total since Ianl . si1s75IIs sj24459-6 si59,o.O5l
Tie .ouowiug ,r. -4e lmporsof dy goods aad gen
a. % .-undl-- fU- 'urt Ot N"-TIrk lJr the week
eldug VI rcA l. and -l 20 -nr begin ing ; the year:
For me week. l~II.- 80 - r. y,
= '-. = 81 DO . T4s'f'''.
General mere tutle" ii-t-i'l 800 .-"l $40 t'-.
Previously rrp,rri $50 1861 s+t-itn"l sit''
Total sine. Jan. = sjLub--ti ri'J-i oJ' ti'J '-1o
The f.loF.us are .lr .lE 'if .Atuiis il'l~lcu lH
the above p~r-pt:
For f..- week. l-fI lrt~ r..
Entered ti .'- port g.. lax --.'t . 2. -'',.-
lI Illf.-t -fs so t'-..-4 4'..f
since .IA.tII d. .-..,.,-,
TH+-Itt % .lu port ...I --..t -.''N-l }. .t --t
.hrlAl i'.Hl| ] It't f-It' it'ta'.'.
r.reyr.rt. NJ ..c.r from. tu- port ot N~V-York 'r
r. wee end ug March T. and since Lac bcsIuuHs "-
tlr F..i.. were ~ fUlJW7;
TOTAL t'Is week tb-'.3
PIr,D4-Y ported -'--"'''
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
DrBT STATEMENT.

s2.9JO,cOO si.207 coo
GU. 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-29
MEDICINAL.


This importsnt organ weighs but about
nerson (about three gsllons) passes through
t at least once every half hour, to have the
bile and other impurities strained or hltereo
from it. Bile is the natural purgatlve OF tne
bowels, and if the Liver becomes torpid u Is
not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins to sll parts OF the system,
and in trying to escape through the pores OF
the skin. causes it to turn yellow or 9 dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
and Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
Headache, BiliousneSs Jaundiee, Chllls
Mslarial Feyers, Piles, Sick and Sour Siom'
sch, and general debility follow. MEN.
RELLS HEPATINE. the great vegetable
discovery for tolpidity, causes the Liver 70
throw off from one to two ounces OF bile escn
time The blood passes through it, as long Is
there is an excess of bile; and the e1ec! OF
even q few doses upon yellow complexion
or brown, dirty looking skin, will aston
ish ali who try it--tbey being the first symp.
toms to disappear. The cure of oil bilious
diseases and Liver complaint is made GER
tain BY taking Hepatine in ACCORDANCE Wild
directions. Headache is generally cured IN
twenty minutes, and no disease that arises
from tho Liver can exist if fair trial l:
given. Take no pills when you can get
Hepstine at the same price. For sale Dy
all DRUGGISTS. PRICE zoe ana 81.
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sgyAsH!NGToA s. OHIO gAILRoG!,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Oct. !, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will Leave Wasbiax;o2
81 0 90 a. N. end Alexandria a. 8 0j u. daily.
except Sunday; pass Lcesbura, going wes:
ward, at II III q. NJ, sud arrive 1T H3GGd h!u
at II NJ. Leave Bound Hill a. 1870 p. H.; pr.--
Leesburg, going eastward OF IL y. H.. tad III
rive at Alexandria ~ $:l5 p. in.. .ni =.
Washington $3.50 ), L
The ACCOMMODATES TRAIN W..
leave Washington al 4 20 p. TO-, end A'oE.ndrrt
at Is p. N. daily, except Sunday, and srrivr
at Leesburg at 4 a. y. VI. Lo.ro iioe=5u7g 81
6 co q. m. and arrive at Alexandria y, ) In n al.
and Washington At 8 80 Z. NJ.
As- Passengers from Washington vii! taA.
the Washington and Ohio cara u. tao Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station ats IL a. IN. ana ~
pm, and 60 through without chango nj tn: :.
The sos 4. N. tram from Alexandria and l2.%
n. To- train from Ro"nd Hall connect 1t R3uni
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coactos
for Snickersville: Berryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer' Line Of Coaches, which cave
Lsesburg daily for Aldie and Middle5urg.
Both trains, westward, mako close connections.
a! Vienna. with Sissou's Limo of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 5 cts. peg Milt
Annual tickets, sec. ,v,,v
oct 4--if General Ticket Agent.
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1879 GREAT 1879

4 ~ ~ GhHh1 VIM,
ma qHE PE ESsSH WhsF ; S SSGT Hwssr
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENEHN
MAGNIFICENT EQUlPMENT
Nov. 10, 1851 q p. H.
Trains leave Washington from depot .! Il
TIMORE s. POTOMAC EAlLHUA3 ''.
ner Of Sixth and B st. Sots, AS follows:
For Phils New York and :he East. - ~!
1O15 U. NJ. daily, with Palace Cars. IA"
tod E1press of Pullman Parlor Cars =
m. daily, except Sunday. For fhl!"t2'"
$50 .. m. dsily.
For Pittsburg aud tho Wcs. -. ~ :. Il. dAi}.' b.
Parlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; f.@ =. IN. it
with Palace Gar to Chicago.
For Csnandaigua and the North, -" : 10
daily, except Saturday, with Palace ~ g.
Watkins. For EImlrs. 1910 q N l-'i'
For Baltimore, 7.CO, s35, $50 AMI 1910 a. IL
lao, 4 ~, g. 50, 7.40 and IL. Is p. to- On -"
dsy' 10 10 a. M; /. 80, 80, T,4J ana ln.lo y. 1t
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria t, ITO, 8, g. IL sad u s.'r
ll5, 3, 40, 8, 500 I, and II: 80 y. - "
Sunday II. Il. M, and ]. 10 and p 20.
7.l5 500, a0O, IL and Ii a.la..: 3, ~. > III
and p. N. scd II night.
On Sunday at 500 and IL y. M, and i - = a..
THROUGH TRAIN FOX THE SUUTE, >,
Qusntico and Richmond, will leave Alc,H".
dria at TO q. m. and 80 y. m. daily.
Tickets and information can be procurei
principal railroad stations and ticket OLE
Southeast. J.. 7. FARMEH,
Gen'i. Passenger Ago".
FRANK THOMSON
Gcnera! Manager. nor3
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Asil. RIpres.
South Bound.
North Bound.

Nail, Southwark. connects at Go!donsYi!!e,
with Ches. s. Ohio K. e., East and West A!
Lynchburg, connects With Atlantic. NILES. &
Ohio K. &. through South~es! Virginia, 70
Nashville New Orleans, Memphis, Little R9ck
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For MANASSAS LINE lesve Wsshington
100 a. III. and Alexandria . - a. m.. dai!y,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg 1T - - p III
CONNECTING with the Valley Road East sAd
West. Leave St,ssburg Is p. m arriving \!
Alexandria at IS p. II.
For Middleburg, daily connection at Plains
station. 49,,
For Upperville, regular connection at Do's'
plane. ,.
90 8. m. daily. -,
All trains mske good connections, al Wash
inpton, TO and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves washington n!
100 q. M, running through without chsnSa'
connecting with through Sleeper to FiortIs.
Excursion tickets TO Jacksonville, fl97't'.
good to Msy 18th, 1879 at very lo~ rate.
Through tickets sold 81 the lowest rs!o;
NH ID J. n. GHOADUS, q. 7. :
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alexandria Gazette
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 90.

AFRAID SHE'D BE KIssED.-A man was
onos walking along one road and woman aore
another The two roads finally united and
man and woman, reaching the junction at the
same time, walked on from there togcther.-
Tho man was carrying large iron kettle on his
hack, in one hand he held by the legs II I'VE
chicken. iu the other cane, and be was lesol1g
a goat. Jus. as they were coming 10 u uns,
deep lsvine, the woman said to the map: !. =.
afraid to 20 through that ravlne Wlsh you, IL 10
lonely place, aud you might oVefpo"ef n'
"If you were afraid Of that" said The man.
you shouldn't have walked with me at all
How car possibly ove1power you and KISS you
bo ioroe when l have this great Kettle On 10y
hack. cane 10 one hand and live chicken 10 I,
the other, and am leading this goat! m'gn'
az we'll be tied hand aud foot,
Yes" replied the woman. "butlf sou sho ~ .
st;cl rour cane into the ground and tie the
coat TO il. and turn the kettle bottom sioe up
and nut tho chicken into 1t then you mign'
wickedly kiss me, 10 spite of my resistance.
Success to thy ingenuity, U woman sslo
the rticioipe man to himself. II should never
have thought of sueh an expedient.' i,
And when they came to the raTlne 10 stuth
bis cane into tho ground and tied the goat u
it, gave the chicken to the woman, saying,
Hold it while cut some grass Tor the e9a.,
and then, lowering the kettle from his snou!
dsrs, imprisoned the chicken under II, aoG
wickedly kissed the woman. as she YVES sitalC
no would. PHILADELPHIA Record.
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial rA
Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE &ssSklzzzzeS
leaves the compsny's whsrf, Washington. EY-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDA? End FRI
6. so D. m; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
tuesday, TUESDAY and SATURDAY,
at o'clock p. m. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships of the Merchants and Mi.
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Faro to Norfolk 81 /;
round trip 81 80. Tickets good for thirty days
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BLOOD

Grave mistakes are made in the treatment
of all diseases that arise from poison IN the
blood. Not one case Of Scrofula, Syphilis,
White Swelling, Ulcerous Sores ana Skin
use of Mercury in some form. Mercury rots
the bones, and the diseases it produces are
worso than any other kind Of blood OF sk !, in n
disease can be. Doctor PEMBERTON,'S
STILLINGlA or QUEEN's DELIGHT is the
only medicine upon which hope Of recoV;;
cry from Scrofuls, Syphilis and hercurlsl
diseases in all stages, can be REASONABLY
foanded, and that will euro Cancer. .OC
will be paid by the proprietors if Mercury,
or any ingredient not purely vegetable and
harmless can be found in it. Price Dy sll
Druggists 81. o 49,,
a. +. MERkELL & CO., Props,
nov T-ly Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by
' "a - EADBEATER & BRO.
FINANCIAL. -
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MINERAL WATERS.
BEDFORD (VlRGlNl.)
Alum and Iron Springs Water,
MASS AND PILLS

MASS AND PILLS.
For certain forms Of Cyspepsis, Diseases Pecu-
liar to Females, Chronic Disrrhoes, Bronchial,
Scrofulous and Cutsneous Affections, Disorders
of the Liver. Kidneys and Bladder, Dooilly,
Malaria and Headache,
Equal to any Water of its class Known 10
me-" HUETEB MCGUIRE, NJ. y, W;
Unsatisfactory in Uterine Diseases ard in LA.
lsrious conditions" CIV. VAIL. MD. Ohio.
efficient is Dyspepsia and Nervous diseases
a. '''Ds ''''-' " ' G. T. HARRISON, N. Y.
used with success in certain diseases paeqlisI
to females" Is. KoEMEh, III. y" 40.
Beneficial in MslaFial FeEeF nt and G Gd
iberia" .. r. Dorof' 0a'
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The Summer Season Of these Springs Begin
June 1st. Terms $50 month. Carriages NEE
visitors at Forest or Lawycrs each miles IRON
the Syringe, upon advice Of arrival. accom-
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PR1cKs. Water 80 cts, per gallon. 81 ca;
of doz. half gal. bottles 81 % for gal eask
81 for 10 gallons. 81 for 20 gal!ons.-on boar
cars at Lynchburg, Va.
MASS 80 cts, and 81 bottle, 81 Gu and 20 10
doz.-sent post paid. This hsss is the Wate
sOlldlhed and contains Bill Lue Cu[aIifo PioPei
ties of the water in reduced space.
PILLs.-25 cts.. 60 cts end ST. package, o
Sl25, SEQ and So post paid (these pills consl;
of the Mass in sugar coated pill form TO sui: DC!
icste condtions.) Sample supply tent tree t
any physician desiring to use it IN pracllci
Pamphlet free upon application. This remed
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during the last Il years. Address a. DAVIES
Pres't of the Co., 78 Main st., Lynchburg, Va.
Round trip tickets from points North an
South at reduced rates.
Sold by JANNEY 6 CO. Agents, A q 3
drs, Va. aplo.om