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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
yyEll.S ar TEE MY.

Dr.. Sands. well known Maryland pbgsi'
cian Is dead.
Edward L,arued. of Pltt,i;ld, Msss.. has
rec,ived grant front the Nj. Xicao government
10 assist 10 bulldog railroad l50nilcs in length
across the Tchuapteptc l'ttmus.
The inter collegiate boat race at Philadelphia
yesterday was won by the University of Penn.
syIVari1 by hnIfa length, Columbia s:c,od aud
Projection third. D,statc', one aud bali
miles; time, %. 92l. 9 334.
A terrific rain storm swept over FJrt Griffin,
Texas, on The night of the cost s:aut. Over
eight inches OF watea fell, tl>odlog the toWn.
Tbrec people were drowned in the town and
four below it by the ovela'w of Colllos s
creek.
A committee Of the Atlanta, (Ga.) Board OF
Trade has visited Port Royal, s. o., with a
view of making that harbOr their diItc; ship
ping terminus during the coming cotton and
grain sesson. Committees from Louisville and
Cincinnati, and other Cities arc expected 10
enter the combluatiop.
Over 500 citz,ns Of Wiuoua, Miss, headed
by band of music. greeted Senator Lunar as
he passed down to Brookbaveu Monday Dia BIT.
The train mado short delay, during which
Senator Lamar addressed the ass mblage. a
large transparency WAS erected on the plat
form. on which was inscribed, Lamar, the
Soulh's D. fender Agaiust Northern Slander. "
Yesterday 10 the Criuliual Court of Batim ore
exJudge George w. Bishop aud l. w. NJ.
Helm Indicted for the forgery Of al SIS 400
city hand were fouud guilty. 40 appeal was
taken and the prisoners were remauded Ior
sentence. The prisoners had previously waived
their right to jury trial and elected to be tried
before judge. A singular feature 10 conuec-
ZION With tho trial is the fact that Mrs. Kctchun
formerly Mrs. Helm) BY her evidence Convicted
and s.ot TO tho peblteDiary her oWn SOD.
A convention Of ereenbaokers who bolted
from the ereeubsck c,uvention at Columbus,
Otio, met at Toledo yesterday. A thorough
goiog greenback platform Was adopted. A
letter was read from Peter Cooper adsl.iog The
Ohio ereeubacke,s 10 vote lhs K siog (regalar
democrat) ticket, aud was reoaived with great
applaus,. A resolution vas then adopted
sfttr considerable 6lbus.eriug. dtc?ir,ng it 10
expedieut to nominate State ticket. meet
Jog Of dissenting members # the convention
subst queutIy agreed to support the Columbus
ereeuback ticket, but not the platform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
Mrs, HILLS h1urder.

Cty says when he was 10 the room I'll Mrs.
Hui! she aWoko. aud Recognizing the peril sha
vas 10 exclaimed, "WhatcVer you do. don't
kill NE II lilo then placed his left hand over
her mouth. she struggling all the time 70 release
herself Finally she beam, qli3t he holding
her firmly all the time, aud, tdklog the sheet 10
his right hand, he tore it with his teeth toto
strips. lie placed one cod Ct the sheet over
her mouth and then proceeded TO bind her 40
her body was alterHard found. His otJ cot 10
tying her to the bed WIS because he feared that
she might manage to roll of 90 the H)or aod
thereby make uoise which would arouse some
OF the donates Of the house. He says he had
20 iIra that be was * rclslog violence suti'
Gent to cause death or even that serious results
would follow the affair. At this juLc uro he
did not have The least idea that the woman was
going to die. After tying her feet lie says be
ilghtcd a peoo of candle be happened to have
10 bis pocket. He returned to the kitchen,
whero he got possession of the watch aud sub
s.. ou .urlg found the rest Of the jewelry 10 the
bureau draw.rs 40 10 the bed chamber. 90
his return to tho chamber, 6odiog Mrs. Hull
breathing hard, he became frightened and seIz'
og the bottle OF cologue poured lis contents
over her face. As she oonlinued to breathe
hard hn dashed pitcher of water on her per.
son. When re Was searchiug for the iswelry
he went through the tTuLk Of his victim aud
after pouring water over her be hastily q d by
the front door, which ho lift open after him.
He says he did cot outrage the poor w3h an
and further that such thouqht never catered
his mind On leaving tho house he returned to
his lodgings on west Thrty-Sixth street and got
homo and into bed withou. any Of the inmates
knowing it. He never drank anything go hs
know what 10 Was talking about. The first he
knew Of the murder, he ssys, was on tho next
day, when riding On Eighth Avenue tho driver
remarked, "Wnat terrible If Air that was last
night on Forty. second street? SEQ Mrs. Hull
has baen robbed and murderedW Cox says
when he vas told this tho blood rushed up into
his head ard he tclL IS if he was burning. After
leaving the driver he went up 10 Fo1ty-tElrd
street, and on passing opposite to Mrs Hulrs
house saw the detectives. he said he did net
dare look st Mrs. Hul's house snd went to his
lodgings Ho started for Boston on the ThuTs-
day following tho murder, reaching there FRI
day morning. He returned to New York 10
get his things at his boarding house on the fol-
lowing EloIdsy, and while on his way
10 his cid odeings passed tho New York de!ec'
tyes again. They did not suspect him and he
got back 10 Bottom safe again on Friday last
Cox arrived in New York this morning in
charge Of detectives, and was placed in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
D 1R11supD DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
nDeAR SN-OWDHN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 25 1879
The boilers from the Columbus, OHIO, green

The boilers from the Columbus, OHIO, green
b,sk convention have become aware that the
sole purpose of the erecpback organization 10
Ohio, and in every other State in which
tho democracy is in the msjority. is to defeat
the election Of the democratic ticket, have &C."
cspted the advice of Mr.. Peter Cooper, OF New
York, aud adopted resolution advising the
members of the party to which they belong to
vote for General Ewing. Everybody 10 Ohio
opposed 10 radical lnisrulc, Corruption and
rehabilitation, and TO such disregard ct
the wishes Of tho msjarity of the peo
pic of the country. as lately exhibited by
the man they ftaudu'eutly iuaugurated as
President, will vote for General Esiog, 20 mat
ter what lis opinions may be on the money
Question. The issue before the country now 10
not hard or soft, cheap or dear money, but
republic or one man power, freedom, equality
and the rule Of the majoritv, or Ce5arism sup
ported by the ofireholdess and the few men
who by means Of the radical regime have
been enabled to Concentrate almost the entire
wealth of The country into their own hands.
After the Government shall have bean restored
to honest hands and tc pcol le who respect and
obey the Constitution. AID not until then. will
movements that must tend to break up the oaly
party that can possibly accomplish The desired
end be il order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
Democratic "A advisory Committees.

The oGvlsory committees of tho Senate and
House democratic clrcases held lot meet
log yesterday, With vitw to frsmirg rcccm
mendatious on the sulj:o cf 1roVidrg sppro
priatiops for the mex; years judicial expenses,
but adjourned uutil this m0raiog without reach
Jog the point of sc!ion. A large part OF the
session vas consumed 10 discusspg the
propriety of tho stand taken by the Senate
caucus on Monday. Several of the msmb r.
Of the Ilouse committee condemned it With
great earneslness, and were replied to by Judge
Thurman 10 opposition 10 proposition 10 ad
joura Congress without another attempt to
provide for the judicial expenses. He WAS
followed by other Senators. wno spoke 10 the
Hams strain.
Although no action WIS taken The Indications
Of the debate pointed with great degree OF
probability toward tho Ultimate adoption OF the
following plan: That The vetoed bill be divsst-
ed of it's appropriation Of 5000 600 for fees If
Upited States m,rshsls and their deputies
and of the legislation relating to title 26 Of the
Revised Statutes, ooIcsroiog deputy marshals
OF election and DO passed with all its remaining
features unatterel, c.cs,ly following which there
separate bill made up eft the 5000 600 item
aud the ether CLAUSES abovo INDICATED. 1t is
argued that By this means the c,urls would be
provided fer aud the marshils, 10 tho autici.
pated event Of veto ef the supplemental bill.
would continue to perform their functions and
look forward TO the passage OF deficiency
bill for their relief next wiuter.
One oftho several plans cousidered sdvcc,tr d
80 immediate adjournment without preparing
another tll. This proposition was supported
by the House committee and opposed by the
Senate members.
Owing to tho abseros Of several of the origi-
nal members tf the advisory committee new
members have been added. as follows: Senator
Morgan takes the place of Senator Voorhees,,
and Sesater McDonaId that Of Senator Lamar.
Representatives Singleton and Phis,er are
substituted for Messrs. Chambers and Carlisle
respectively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
FOREIGN ITEMS.

George PumbIy, a dealer on the stock tx
change, has failed. His liabilities are estimated
at about EGO COO.
An official tes gram from Li.ban statts that
two cases Of yellow lcvtr baVe cc,urred In
village LeiT that city.
The instruction 10 Algslia is ended, ard
four thousand Insurgents ere in the hands Of
the French.
1t is said that strong Afghan force has left
Cssal to pacify the tribes ia tho Batakshan
District Of Toorkstan.
The Manchester Guardians London corro.
spondent says: 1T is DOW known that the Gov.
ernment has decided to oppose the second read
Jog of the Irish University bill
A monument was iaaugurated yesterday on
the battle f,Id OF CustGzz, in memory OF the
slain 10 the battle between the Italians and
A1stria1s 90 the 9Th Of June 1866.
A Paris dispatch to the London Daily News
declares that although the expected manifesto
cf Prince Jerome Bonspare did not appear
last evening". the abstract already tecgrepbed
correctly represents hi, views given in the text
Of tho document
Tbs Geruan Reichsiag By large nj: ioritles
has approved the governments proposals 10 re-.
gard to the duty Oh oil. grease, lard, soap and
perfumcry The tariff and tobacco commits
sioners are getting through With their labors
with equal rapidly, so that there ls every pros
pect of Prince Bismarck realizing his wish for
q speedy increase Of the revenue.
A dispatch from Cairo says: The British,
French and German Consuls Genersl proceeded
after midnight, to the pa'ace aud declared to
the KhediVe his deposition By the Sultan, aud
hok bo ~ Hall ho IN
su,oaed him. was imminent uules. be immo
diatey abdicated. The Khedive, 10 reply,
merely again referred tho Consuls General to
Tho Snltar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

There ere plausible reasons why there should
be republican aud democratic parties, but the
man who can give sensible reason why Con-
gross, which was called together on the 18Th OF
March for tho purpose Of passing two aDpro
p,iation bills should have required more than
three months to accomplish that end, and no
complish it, too. in the manner proposed, except
upon the ground Of the utter ineficiency of the
mon the two parties have elected to represent
Thorn 10 Congress, will deserve pre-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
DIED.

Of consumption, on Tuesday, tho 9th Instant
At $50 D. m, in his 59.h yosr, JAMES A.
STOUTENB0RGH. a native Of Johhstown'
Fulton county, N. Y, and for 81 years pas; d
residens of this city. Gs-The funeral will take
plac from his late residence, on Wolfe street.
between Washington and Columbus, this even
ing at 6 30 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

Two negro men hive been arrested 10 Louisa
county for the murder Of the colcrad woman
whose b,dy WAS found 10 North Anna river, as
mentioned yesterday. The body when found
had several bruises upon it and the neck was
broken. When found the womsn's head was
eDvcoped 10 bag, ard around the neck was
rope plated out of hickory bark, with hang
mans noes, 10 it. Tho name Of the woman
W3s Ellen Coleman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

An ex Judge If the Orphans Court Of Bal
timore Las been convicted of forgery. The
crime of forgery is 50 vicious that 10 olden
times it's penalty was tho loss of the hand by
which it was committed, but its Nervousness is
increased cuif,d when tho guilty party has
worn the judicial ,ruine. aud when the sufferer
ia an ornhar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

Efforts to deprive the South of its natural
labor, and to Increase the unemployed labor OF
the North. by Inducing the negroes of the
lower Mississippi to quit their homes. have not
ceased entirely. A meeting for tho purpose OF
collecting funds for that object was held In
Boston last night. nld MIR. Wendell Phillips
appointed one # committee to ciIcnlate sub
scription papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
Coal Sale.

New York, Juno 25.-The Delaware,
L1ckawana and Westtra K. Il. to day sold
70 600 ton, of Scranton coal. Prices were as
follow: Crate , l7laS2 20; egg 22O-S2 2Za;
stove > 52laS2 GO; chestnut 81 3I4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
Quick Trip.

New YORK, Ju5e 25.-Tbc 1cw Guion
steamer Arizona left New York at 5:35 p. ID.
90 Tuesday, juno II, AID arrived at Qaeers.
town at 7:20 a. Ct. to-day (Wednesda y) 10 I
days, hours aud 90 minutes. which Is the
iasteat passage ever made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

JobD Carroll, uight watch man on the Ohio
river bridge at Bcnwood, W. Va. while l5ing
asleep in front Of the witch bcx on the bridge,
Monday night, got both Of bis legs cut Oft by q
passing train, oDc above and the other below
the kucc. There arc no hopes Of his recovery,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

Marriage .iceusts were granted 10 Washing
ION, yesterday, to Bfaudie White acd Annll
Mullen, both OF fredericksburg, Va; August
Ofermau, of Tenallytown. ID. g.. AID Miranda
&. Shipmau, of Fairfsx cjunly, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
Fire.

BUFFALO. NY, June pa fire 10 this city
this moroiog destroyed nearly so, 900 worth OF
property; near y all Insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

Sudden changes of temperature always H.
duc, physical discomfort uoder various mani
fests,ons, but generally colds. Dr.. Bulls Bal
timote Pills quickly ills The system of the bad
effects resulting from these changes. PRICE on.
" 25,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

1s7- FRESH SUPPLIES CT VITALI1Y.-To
renew q waulng stock may be gathered from q
source accessible to all, and never sought 10 van
by any whose constitution and vigor arc not 60
much dalsuidsted ss 10 be wholly past repairing.
Evidence direct. convincing and ample. indi.,
ure1ampled Efficacy and perfect purity, and
possessed IF properties that constitute it sn in
valuable remedy for dyspepsia. constipation,
liver complsint, urinary and uterine weakness.
rheumatic omplsints and mslaral fever. Del
icsle females and il firm old persons are inVig'
tra!ion which usually follows a severe illness 10
in great dozree remedied and conva.escence
accelerated through its use. 1t occupies lead
ing potion among medicinal staples.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

S. DEALHAM Eas just returned from New
York, and has noW the finest and most select
stock of CLOTHING HATS and GENTS FURN-
1suIsas ever before brought to this ory; at as
tonishiDg low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

7 AROQUES BITE 81, Hostetter'S snd
IL Walkers Sitlers, Hamburger Plast5rs,
and Koenig's Ham burg Drops, for sale By
ia 10 L. STABLER q co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

WE SELL tho bet English Tooth Brush
w fo7 G0.., and warrant the b:istles not 10
come GU.
e2l LUNT 81 DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

CONE AT LAST -
I9.B!ack aud Whito Plaid Ginghams' ga
Ises- Homburg Edgiugs and ~JsQ
aa"Ncw Lot of Laws i1st opened ct
|. EICnBERG's,
i:24lg Succ ssor to Say maker Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

EOOD FOR CHILDREN ard 1NVALIDS.
Il De:scsted Dat Heal and Hlbbelps Pre-.
pared Wheat.
sp2l L. STABLER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25
LOTTERIES.
by the commonwealth Of
AentGcky.
- 10th -
POPULAR DRAWING OF TIE
Commonwealth Distribution Go.

At Mscsuley's Theatre, in the city of LOUIS
Vile on THURSDAY. July 81. 1870 on which
occasion GRAND CONCERT will be given /;
holders Of ticket or part of ticket entitled to
admission free.
Tto Drawing will be supervised by men of
undoubted character and standing, and ticket
holders, agents and clubs arc respectfully re-
queated to send on representatives, with proper
credentials. 10 examine into the Drawing
ANEW ERA IN THE HISTORY OF
LOTTERIES.
Every ticket holder can DC his own supervisor.
Call out his number and zee it placed IN tho
wheel
Tho management call atontion 10 the grand
opportunity presented Of obtsinng for only -,
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
price,. $4,000 100 prizes Sl0U zach $40, HW
/ prize... 10000 200 prizes 6O each ~, oO0
prizo. 5.0U GOO prizes ~ each l20o
1000 prizes 10 each 10000
20 prize. 800 each 10000
9prizes zoo each, Approx. prizes '""s2 a a15
yptizes 100 each ..".. quo
| 800 prizes. Sll2.4OO
Whole tickets 50; half tickets 81; q tickets
$50; IS tickets SlUO. ALI applications for club
rates should bs made 10 the home market. Re-
nit by postoffce money order, registered letter,
bank draft or express.
Full list of drawing published in Louisville
mailed to all ticket. holders For tickets aud inor-
nation address Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
or T. j. Commerford, Secry., Courier'Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky. -eotd
N. R.-Aiter July 3lst Drawings will occur
monthly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

a HCTlC SODA WATER, with pure fruit
"a JUICES drawn from porcelain lined toun-
tains--ipsrkling, cold and Eure.
je2l LUNr s. DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

CHOvELS SPADES, RAEE5, HOES and
y other GARDEN TOOLS Tor sale cheap al
SO King st., corner of Royal. Call and see
apl IT. CKEIGaTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

a MHRICA EXTRA DRY-This is decided.
"A ly the best brand Of American Cham payne
on The market. For ase very cheap by
my2f T. W. AVERY, 22i King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

DRIDGEWArER FAMILY FLOUR is thu
ID best and most reliable in the market. All
groctrs have it.
10 70 q. s. IA 4LOR, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

X BAGS RIO AND LAGUAYRA COZ
= - FEEo received this day and for sae at
lowe:t rates by f. j. DAVIDSON.
jaS 147 King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

EICKLEN'S BRIDGEWATERa and ISAAC
It. WENGEE'S PATENT PROCESS IA NJ
lily FLOUR for seio by
len T. c. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

old PLANTATION SMOKING TOBAC-
" co received to-day and fer sale low In
quantities 70 suit by
my IL j. 9. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

DGNIG'S HAMBURGER DROPS, For
~ rests Juniper Tar and Boschee'S German
Syrup for sale by
an Il. STABLER 4 co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

DLOW PLATES, rolled and hammered, g.!
L sizes, for ssls By
uh II JAS. <. CAELIN & SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

MOTHS MOTHS! The best known remedy
4HA for the destruction aid prevention OF
moths is !oe sale by
ia4 E. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-25

CIMPSON'S POND LILY WASH, unequal:
- cd for the toilet, tho bath and for general
family use at WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
my II Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-23
t0nyeyancrS.

Deeds received for record during
week ending Saturday, Oct. II:
Warranty Deed. F. j. Wood and
wife to Wis. V Il. II. Co, l lot in
Centraia, at SO; Ellen Jung to L.
Jung, so acres at $500; VIM. Mold
enham to ANA LANCE, 40 acres
$225; Adclia Foote ct. al. to Pete
Giauhen, ~ acres at $3.50.
GAIT Claim Deeis.-Wnol Co.
to Frances Mott, 40 acres at 81; Il.
e. St. Amour to W. II. Ii. Edwards.
$40 acres and : lots, 81; Woo / Co.
to Frank White, 50 acres at $40;
Wood Co to Richard Armstrong, 81
acres at $40; Wood Co. to- Robert
Houghton, 50 acres at $40; Wood
Co. to A. e. and \. E. Briggs, 240
acres 81; JOS Hasel to &. J. Brown,
40 acres at 81.
Tax Deeds.-Wood Co. John Far
IRISH, so acres at sl244; Wood Co.
to H. E. Leamon, 40 acres at S2.O3;
Wood Co. to Mary A. Dawes, 40
acres at s2.77; Wood Go. to 4. G.
and 4. L. Briggs, 40 acres at s5.19;
Wood Co. to A. c. and \. E. Briggs,
40 acres at SAL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-23

New Music House. j NJ. Lyon
& Co. are the successors Of "Ilemp-
stead" the famous music man of Mil
waukee. All parties wishing either
vocal or instrumental compositions
published either in Europe or Ameri-
ca can have their orders pro nptly
filled by mail by addressing them.
We are in receipt OF the following
beautiful compositions, which are very
popular in musical circles, Mother
and Babe" song, words by Sam |
Lover, Music by NJ. B. Parkinson.
Gcfunden or THE Little Flower,
song, words from Goethe, music by
same composer How Many Sum-
mers. " Song by Barry Cornwall, mu-
SIC by same composer. and beautiful
Ramarza 20. Star Gone D1wn by
o. 2. Smith. These are all gems
Any composition published can be
procured Of this excellent house.
Patronize them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-23
p!ttSyai.n Items.
Pittsville, Oct 20, 1870

PittsviIe, Oct 20, 1870
Business keeps improving and no
idle men or laborers to be found in
the vicinity.
The farmers have their crops taken
care Of and are preparing to log
Some are cutting bolts for the factory,
others getting ready for the logging of
rine. others of hard wood of which
there is ready market for all quail
ties of logs, spoke bolts, shingle bolts
and hub timber.
Mr. Webster has his store enclosed
and shingled.
There have been eight new houses
and one steam mill built this season,
and several others ars contemplated.
The Spoke Factory has turned out
two hundred and fifty thoucand
spnkes.
The Cemetery has been fenced and
seeded at the expense OF the Town, =
So
Good hard wood land IN our vicinity
is worth from two to five dollars an
acre. Lumber SIS per NJ Shingles
from SO cts t. s. 90 per VI
James Woodford aud family have
moved TO St Croix, where Mr.. Wood
ford is engaged as Superintendent of
the Milwaukee and St. Croix Mining
Company We wish Mr.. Woodford
success in his nes undertaking. -
There are good chances for men
with capital to operate at this poinc in
buying logs. lumber &c No better
opportunities are oTere! at any point.