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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-10-02
WESTSIDE.

Sept. Both, 1879.
EDITOR ADVANCE: The thres|ing is
pretty wei! done in this town. The great
est yield of wheat is 8 bushels to the acre
an that was on Mr.. Grace's farm of
200 acres. The next is Geo. Ellswortll's.
S bushels, Geo. Barclay about the same
yield. The rest is running from 3 to 5
bushels. This don't pay the expense of
harvesting and tlreshing. So the
farmers are out of pocket and cam. lift
any very heavy mortgages this fall.
What is to he done? will you sell the
farmers team and cripple him down 50
that he can't work his farm.
Mr.. Editor notice you are to have
strife for the county offices in WORTH
ington. think the old officers had
better step one side and let !, new set
come in and twist hay spell. If there
is amy profit in lloldin office they ought
to DC satisfied, and if there is not any
profit, we don't want to burden you
with the Office.
There is only one man of the old Off
GERS that will get much support from
this town and that is Mr.. Chadwick.
lie has been unfortunate in being made
Il cripple for life and lac has cur well
wishes and VIC will support him at the
ballot box. K. SIMMONS.
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Jelly cake Dip. as
Basket of fancy cake ~ Dip 2s
Plumb preserves NJ =Di p#6 *
Apple do & VI Di p ~
Melon do Dip 81
Tomato do DID - -
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Apple do Dip -
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Apple butter Dip .2e
Plumb do Dip *
Catsup Dip *
Cucumber pickles Din ~
Tomato do Dip 2e
Onion do Din 81
Mixed do Dip *
Display of do DID ,e
SIN. homemade vin'g'r 100 Din.
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exhibitor Din -
Fancy table cover done by exhibitor
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Display of braiding, done by exhibit.
or Dip. IS
Worsted embroidery, done by exhib-
ltor Dip. IS
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or Dip. Is
six embroidery, done by exhibitor
Dip. Is
Iatting work done by exhibitor
Dip. Is
Crochet work, done by ex Dip IS
Crewel do done by ex Dip 25
Lace do done by ex
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Embroid'd slippers, by ex Dip IS
Display toilet articles done by ex
Dip 50 q
Table mats done by tx Dip Is
Pialn needle work done by hand by
ex 50 Is Dip
Sofa pillow done bv ex Din ..
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Southern Minnesota Railway,

Makes close connections ut Lii Crosse for Mil
waukee, Chicago and points East. Connects at
Ramsey will! G. NJ. & st. T. Ry for all points in
Northern Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and NJ.
Louis. and b. C. H. and Northern R'ys for points
North and South: and at Wells with the C. IL. Il.
Of MINI: for Alankato, Sioux City, Omaha and
the Southwest.
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TE1E:
Ehicago G North IVES
' fern Railway


Oldest, Best Constructed, Most Pro
gressive, Best Equipped,
HENCE THE
Most Reliable Railway
Cooperation
Or the Great West.
1t is to-day, and will long remain the
Leading Railway Of the West
and Northwest.
1t embraces under one management
2,15S Miles Of Road
and forms the following Trunk Lines:
Chicago, Council Bluffs and California
Chicago. Sioux City and Yankton,
Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque & Lacrosse
Chicago. Freeport Il Dubuque,
Chicago, Lacrosse, Winona & AIinn.,
Chicago, st. Paul Il Minneapolis.
Chicago, Milwaukee Il Lake Superior,
Chicago. Green Bay and Marquette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

Tho 81. Nicholas for October closes the
sixth volume Of tho magazine With a iihe
array Of features. Louisa n. Alcptt CON
tributes the opening story, entitled
"Jimmy's Cruise in the Pinaiore," Which
is lollowedby very interesting and well.
illustrated article on the Elevated Bail.
roads-"Noall's Ark Ashore"--witha cap
ital budget Of stories, &c, &c. 1t is q
star number. 5
Scibner'I MOnthlyfor October is a sterling
number. It bas an interesting and finely
illustrated paper entitled 1.-THE Ups and
Downs OF Leadville,n by Ernest Ingersoll.
Another attractive paper treats Of "FieId
Sports in Minnesota" from the pen o. 4
st. Paul sportsman. 10 this Is added Q
paper Of series on Brazil, description Of
Rio Janerlo, with illustrations Of scenery,
&c, from the pom Of Herbert II. Smith,
1t has variety OF other interesting matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29
GRAFTON.
The Social" Event OF The season-M Mar
riage OF ReautifuI and Accomplished
Young Lady. ~ u -'


The Social Event OF the seasOn-Mar.
riage or a Beautiful and Accomplished
Young Lady. ~ " ..' -'i''
.s,.,g.l. GRArToxi September 20, 1870.
EaitorS lntelllgOneer., IS t.F na..t
Thereigning social event Of Grafton this
week was THE marriage last evening Of
Miss Rose P. Hooper Of our city to Mr..
John Sullivan, q Catonsyille, Nd. Miss
Hooper isthe beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of John Hooper,; deceased, for!
merly proprietor Of the Grafton House,
and Mr.. Sullivan lisa merchant and lead
ing business man OF Gainesville, Md.
The marriage was performed in the
Presbyterian Church, 1t being filed to its
utmost capacity by friends who Witnessed
the marriage. H.i'' ~ NJ
, AT the appearance Of the bridal party
in the yestibule of the church, the organ
ist, Mr.. Louis Dinkle, struck up grand
wedding march, and, preceded by their
attendants, the bride and groom marched
TO the altar in front, where the happy
couple were made one, the ceremony
being performed by the pastor, Rev. J. Ii.
Flanagan, in beautiful and impressive
manner. ft, ,,. -
The bride was dressed in q very hand
some gray travelling suit. The attendants
were Misses. Ada Kelley, OF West Union;
Marie Adair, OF Parkersburg; Jessie Wal:
lace, Of Morgantown; Allie ShaIFer and
Lizzie Martin, OF Grafton; Messrs, Charles
Sullivan, Of Gainesville, Nd; Elf JEFF
teYs, John 4. N. GRAY, and D. Rich, Of
aI5a I8i.1u 81. .R ..yl -.
70 After the ceremony the bridal party re-
paired to the residence OF the brides moth
or where a sumptuous repast awaited
them, and few hours were spent in social
pleasure previous to the departure OF the
bride and groom ior,their new home in
CatonsEille, Miss. Hooper had a large
circle Of friends in Grafton whose sincere
wishes go with the newly welded couple
Tor their future welfare and happiness,
!. "a few moments later than the wedding
p, Miss Hooper andMr. Sullivan. occurred,
hat Of Mr.. Henry Colerider and Miss
alma Shifer, of Fetterman, in the same
church and by the Rev. Mr.. Flanagan,
This closed thehappyiday OF marriages in
Ifatton.I G.'v e5Y.1,. sia 10 CIRcR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29
EleetIons Yer to Come . III. xo. -

SeOuS Act 10 Come This Year.
Ohio, oCtObertl4, State officers and
members OF the Legislature.
Iowa, October Il, State officers and
members OF the Legislature, and one Con.
gresham to fill vacancy.
Maryland, November 4, State officers
and members Of the Legislature.
Massachusetts,, November 4, State Off.
GERS aud Members Of Legislature.
Minnesota, November 4, State officers
and members Of the Legislature.
New y ork, November T., State officers
and members Of the Legislature
Wisconsin, November 4, State officers
and members Of the LegislatureS slfiHGJ
Mississippi, November 4, members OF
the Legislature. 4, l,,trl.'
New Jersey, November 4 members, OF
Pennsylvania, November 4, State Treas
urer. n'H- 'ptA "a n
Louisiana, December Q, on the abortion
Of the now Constitution. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29
BLAINE an NEW, PHILADELPHIA.
A Big boom there Last saturday AFTER.
nhoa. 49,

A Big Doom there Last Saturday AFTER.
81 noon. b
New PHttApEtFEtA, o., Sept The
Blaine meeting oiitb-day iawithoat a phi
allel amOnEstall the political dsmonsttp-
'ionsiu Tuscarawas county. Thedawn 81
day was a typical presentment Of the pro.
eeedings that were to follow-bhght, de.
lightiul and assuring,
At 6o'Clock the delegations began 70
arrive. Some came by rail and 'cthetsih
oldsiashioned professions; IN wagons and
carriages, until, by noon, the jam was
simply immense. Large delegations came
from CoShoeton, Newcomerstown, Iurichs.
vile, Dennlson, Canal Dover, Yilmot, Mas.
sillbl and nearly every other town within
radius Of fifty miles, Nearly all The
delegations were accompanied by ,splen.
did bands Of music. IN .,s,...,..,,.'- r..
The town Is protnsely decorated with
flags, banners and mottoeR Of compli
tary sentiments 10 the orator OF the day.
At 1850 the great Senator had arrived, and
our town was teeming with from II, 900 To
10000 enthusiastic people. The Senator
was introduced TO the immense audience
by our distinguished fellow.citGen Hon.
George W. Mc1lyaine, Of the Supreme
Court, and was received with tremendous
applause. He proceeded at once In his
eloquent, iorcible and inimitable manner
to discuss the political issues. Every sen.
tenCe Of his speech sparkled with witty,
epigrammatic points, showing the absurd.
ity Of the Democratic action and principles.
The effect Of Blaine's speech cannot be
told, and cannot be undone. No Demo.
cratic speaker can answer the Senator
from Maine, but the sentiment, 60 often
repeated, to-day will tell. The result In
Ohio will answer Maine In October. d
The Senator, accompanied by Major
Mckinley, who was also OF the meeting,
left for Canton tonight, and will speak
there Monday afternoon. ,gGla 7i,-l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29
BUSINESS ITEMS.

BALTIMORE & Ono stock is selling at 1850
and 40. a- le.,.i or
CLEVELAND & PlrTsDURau sold up to los
on Saturday. 3D. ..oi ie
The Pennsylvania Railroad is expected
to pay a per cent. dividend in November,
NUMBER X Lehigh brands of pig iron
are selling at $50 in the East, and old rails
at from $50 to :39.
TnRLouisville Bridge ambition Company
have taken orders for Sl5O,OOO worth Iof
work in the past sixty days. .
Fonthe first time in five years there Is
an actual scarcity of American leather in
the hands OF English factors Dk~2I
The receipts at the gates OF the Canons-
burg Fair on Thursday were between four
teen and fifteen hundred dollars. '9'sN"' :
NV ORLEANS letters state that the
coming crop Of sugars and molasses will
fall not far short of last years production.
TnE machine shops in Indianapolis,
Ind, are oil over-crowded With orders.
No such rush OF orders has been made up
on them forten years past.
IT is thought the shipments Of machi-
merry out Of St. Louis for the present year
will considerably exceed the sales 81 iany
year in the history ofthe city.
THERE was another boom in the wheat
market on Saturday. The Chicago Tri-
hlme says that bets are freely offered that
twill 60 toSls 95.b etoreit.Ialls tol$t co.
Wool has taken another start in this
county. Thirty.tlve cents is the price now
offered, and in some instances thirty.seyen
cent? has been paM-Nashih5ton 4 Pq.)
0bSerrer.
If you wish TODD losing business ad.
vertise on a fence. II you wish to get rich
advertise in d respectable newspaper that
has good circulation among people who
buy your gOods.-EE. H- Tmh
We have visited nearly hundred Of
Chicagos leading manufacturers within
the past few days and in every instance
have been informed that business never
was better Than at preseRt-C9M. Ada ~
TAXING the average Of q few Yeats Il, Ssst
but 81 per cent. Of our cotton crop ia man.
uiartpred inrtho United sstates;9O sper
contsoipg to feed the mills ~ 4; reat
Britain and Continental Europe
TnEinHnois. Central paysi ~ HI steel
rails ii England Is pss9on. n iiiSh II eoual
to sf3t25 a t6is county. F6S datyt now.
ever, alrronnts q mora Ana tbe n XXI inal
cost ssos 1T lon Abeinp sh dggea Tho
ooo,,, IN 70
~ ,s 1Sts \ 49, n. 70
81 50Fwhie1 t1ases the total cost ding
incidental expenses; d ltSsreF N New Or.
leans about s5sS -Ihe 40 H slaal rS;,s IN
this country & oto,t m =. ~ an, ."'' ~
'"'s country Is ABOUT sou at the mills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

schools. f6MggT
FAIRMoSr, Sept. 20, 1870.
Editors IntelIlGenccr:' az i ~ '4
j, The committee having charge of the en-
tertainment tohegiyen at the Fair Grounds
near town, on the 18th OF October, are
busily engaged perfecting their plans, and
promise the people something that viii far
surpass the sham battle of last year. Mai.
]. W.'Lott has charge Of the affair, and,
with his energy and ability, Will no doubt
push every thing to successful terrmIpa.
ton. The suggesdonto have a reunion Of
the soldiers oftthe late war living in This
section, tsmeeting with great favor, and
there will doubtless be representatives Of
several West Virginia regiments present
10 renew old friendships and talk Of fhe
days spent on the tented field. .Ti1dl Il
Capt A. N!SPrichard, Of Warrington. Is
inltown buying all the wheat he can pur.
chase at good prices The Barnesyille
manufacturing Company Is also buying
large quantities. iln9Ja tF',p "a. ~ T, = - :,
y Seventeen car loads Of stock were shin.
ped from this point on the B, 4 d! ifoaIl,
one day this week. Pretty good, we thinls.
The members q, the n, p, congregation
have purchased a lot adjoining their
church OF governor Peirpoint, and This
week began the erection 81 a parsona.s as
Tg Rl a9Ess ss,S one the property ol Dr..
near Batnesyllle last Tuesday. 'Ns ~. as
= Young Griffin, who was ki,ied ro,r
BeHwood last Friday, Is The third Sno IS
81 the family killed on The railroad 4
strange fatality seems to- have attscded
Issa TheS, AZ lived n Ibis county, near
81 public schools l lave nov now been +,
session two weeks. The attendSnca
almost reei,hundred AtheI largest Svs =
known so early In the session. Tho S a..
tendance atsthe Normal School Is q also
ln'ts''ses'L q. l'sIsi,. gtieal eIdIisu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

Judge Melvin does not appear to have
much taste for the dilly.dally way some Of
the attorneys have gotten into in their
manner of conducting suits, and showed
his impotence with 1t pretty decidedly
during the preliminary diminishing in the
Antle vs.. Whitson suit on "Wednesday al.
ternoon. AS faithful public Journalist
and sentinel on the public watch tower
We are constrained to say that theaIudSe'
Is in the right about 1t and We hopeT Re
will succeed In stamping out the County
Court how.not;to.do.it .style. OF, practice
that the attorneys seem disposed 10 intro
duco into his Court, 10 ...l.a,,; .T6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

b BABIES cry because they suffer; and tbe
most reliable remedy ior the relief Of tbeir
discomfort is Dr: Bulls Baby Syrup. only
y cents per bottle 10
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE o. 4RAns-wH:1E11seI 4.lu,

SEriadelPhia Accom- Atl0n.-ThiS train ONLY runs
between wheeling and TTIad0lphIA, ~ DOL .
tDally except SundAy---N0Rark Accommodation. I
tsteubenVille 'Accommoda tion.-ThIs tFEin during
tae day passes backward apd forward between NaFs
tins Ferry and BellAlre, stopping when requirCd Al
SHERMAN M, House, AtnAVtlle, Wet Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

ScRoFuIA Of thirty years standing has
been cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
searcher."? Sold by all druggists. 81
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A Compact Political stat cm Il NJ

Chicago Tribune. -I-T- n
Here is a little table that will be Of use
to the Republican stump. orators in all the
free States this fall when they come TO dis
cues the "solid-south" branch Of the sub
iect. The figures are taken from official
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

oSE Of the steubenSille papers teIt is
that the tlrst car load OF material for the
construction Of the much talked OF coal
shipping establishment, opposite that city,
has come to hand. ' 'i." ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29
ETIG III -T77-TT III
TFAIRMONT.

The Coming Enterfainment-Thc Puf.
'ehases of l6Whoat-ShIpmenIS pof live
Stock-LRrge Attendance at the Public
Schools. .Na4ga9I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-29

sources, and are correct:
Majority Of Electoral votes in Repphli.
can States Y. ~ hl8
Republican popular majority on basis Of ~
vote 10 1873 for PRESENT House Of Rep
....,........,. V95, 40
Exeass Of population In Republican ~
,996
Excess Of wealth In Republican States In
Excess Of taxation In Republican States i',l .t'y
from customs. Sllh163,659
Excess Of taxation In Republican States
from internal reVenu6.,.,,,..... ..,..... $t7b71A
ExceSsd hReTucy In Democratic States B,001,27S
3 Whenever you hear Democrat begin
to harp upon the great wong done by the
Electoral Commission, Just 6and him this
little summary. tits true that the Demo.
cratic party has a majority in both
branches Of Congress, but the above table
shows that they have no Just right 10 it.
They do not represent the people. They
do not represent the greatest number Of
people, or the most intelligent, or the most
wealthy portion OF the community. Their
asCendenNy in the councils Of the Nation
has been secured by Terrorism, fraud,
bloodshed and murder. It was not Sc.
cured as the lawful outcome Of the will Of
the majority, honestly and fairly ex-
pressed. -. l7t 1SsS -nisfa =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-19
lsEDFeaD (FIRGIsIA)
Alum and Iron Springs Water,
MASS AND Pill

MASS AND PILLS,
| Tor certain forms Of Dyspepsia, Diseases Pecu.
| lsr 10 Females, Chronic Diarrhoes, Bronchial,
Scrofu!ous srd Cutsneous Affections, Disorders
| of tho Liver. Kidneys and Bladder, Debility
Malaria and Hosdacae,
Equal 10 any Water Of its clhfs snoWn TO
me-" HUNTED Meg U1EE. NJ. D., Va.
Satisfactory in Uterine Ditesses and in hG-
lsrious conditions" g. W. VAIL, H. D. Ohio.
efficient is Dyepapsia and Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood"
6. T. HARRISON, N. Y.
10 iemsles." B. RoEMER, NJ. D., Mo.
Beneficial in Mslsrisl Fever and Diph'
liberia" s. +. DUroN, ga
W. j. GILBERT, NJ. L., n, G.
"Rccom mended as prophylactic IN Yellow
Fever Districts" u. L FA1REx, NJ. d., La
The Summer Season Of these Springs begins
June let. Terms $40 month. Carriages meet
visitors ct Forest or Lawyers each miles from
the Springs, upon advice OF arrival Accom-
mods,ons unequslled. Ail the comforts and
attractions. Sklllul resident Physician.
off dos half ss sef boos Of s 70; gs cs
S4 for 10 gallons. 81 for 20 gsions.-on board
cars ct Lynchburg. Va
MASS 80 cts ard 81 bottle. 81 50snd So for
dcz -sent post paid. This Mas is the Water
ro!idihed and contains al The curative proper.
ties Of the water in reduced space.
PILLs.-25 cts.. so cts, aud 81 package, or
S125, 81 ~ nnd s5 post paid (these pills consist
Of the Msss in augsr co,tsd pill form 70 suit del
icstc condi!ors) Sample supply sent free to
any physician desiring TO uso it IN practice
Pamphlet FREQ upon application. This remedy
OF Nature is endorsed by the Medical profession
and gttested By results in thousands of cases
durug the LAST y years. Address A.M.DAyiE5,
Pres'L Of tho Co.. IS Main st., LynchbuTg Va.
Round trip tickets f'"'" r"'~'- A'"-'I -
South a.. ul uuuu rates.
Sold By JaNEEY s. CO. Agents, Aleyan.
dria, Va. apto'om
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Mail South ward, coaaec:s b. GordoiGviIia.
witb Ches. Z Ohio T. L., .gas. and West. A!
Lyachbueg, crGncc.S with Atlantic. Miss S
nn!o K. L, through South vest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans. Memphis, Little Rock
aud Texas-and st Dsnville with Richmond &
Danvi!ls <. K TO South and Southwest
Express Southward connects at tordonsVlile
70 s points East and West on Uhes. s. Ohio K.
.nd North ward. a. Charlottesville, 10 al tie
Summer Resorts or the &. & .. limo.
MIXED TRAINS for Msin Line leave AL
exsnd:s Gsiiy, excspt Sunday, COS m. ana
Us y III and returning arrive a. AioxaHdrIa
90 D. III snd 8 ~ y. q,
For NAN ASSAS LINE leave Washington
100 g. N. and Alexandrin 25 q. M, daily,
except Sunday, arrive at S!raSbucg at II 70 p m,
connecting with the Valley Roed East and
West Leave Strasburg 8 Is p. M, arriving ut
Alexandria at 35 p. III.
lSION leaves Alexsndris tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ut 8 IS q. m, and returns eltn-
day, Wednesday and Friday, u. 81 y n.
For Mddleburg, daily connection at fislDs
station.
For Uppervi;lc. roxuIar connection NJ Oois-
piano.
For WARHEHToN. losvo Washington at
10 ~ H. daily.
All trsins mako good connections, ~ Wash
ington, TO and from North and Wo.t
Now Orleans sleeper lsav6s Washington ~
no H. m, running through Withou. euHnger
On Exp,.ss eiog ant Reclining Chairs oOtWaen
Washington and D.nvi!ls.
Excursion tickets on sale 1t low rates to tho
celebrated Resorts OF Virginia and west Vir-
ginia.
Through tickets very low to tho S"u!h and
Southwest.
my2i j. NJ. BROADUS. &. I. 4.
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RAILROADS.
1879 GREAT 1879

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST s. SOUTH w ESsT
DOUBLE TRACK,
HTSEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCESEHT
AA4N;FICENT HQUIPMENT.
June o. 1870
Trains leave Washington from depot of BAL.
TlAORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
aer Of Sixth snd B 81, oets, as follows:
For i.h;l". New York snd the East, 1.3O and
1918 ., III Tally, with Palace Cars. Linz .
ited E.r:ess CT Pullrnsn parlor Cars 30
n. ta!y, excap. Surdsy. Fo- Philad"lph;
30 am, except Sunday, Ind $50 p N. daily
For fitisbur9 and tae West H. 81 ~ 10. daily, wi
fnr!cr Cars to Pittsou:S; 7.du .. ~. d;i9
fof Canandaigua End the North, Go M :,
except sunday aud T.3u J. daily. except
SsiGrtay. witt Palace Is7 Cannnd dsgus
For Watkins, 1898 r. N. i',;!T o:1cept San
GsY.
Fer Baltimore, G co 30 s.35, ESQ and 10. 30
y. u, i.s0. a. s 81, 10 aad l0.,5 o. IN.
or Sunday. 10 80 y. q; 10, . &C. 7 90 and
i"!1 8. III.
LOCAL r&ElNA
For !t1A.idr'a 8, 10, 5. !, II sn6 II s.;s, snd
l.i3. ). go, 5. p.0), 7. md ll.3J .. N On
Sunday "a y Il. a., auG i.i5 snG =. ".
Trying 2osva Si.xsr3ria f;,r WASN'T Stcr, 4 %
'.i3 SEC 9U@, 10 sad y Att, ), 4.A!, 4, t.U0
and =. T.. sd Il night.
IN Sunday ut S.GU and 10 s. IA. sad !; 00 2. H.
IhEOUGG TRAIN FGE ynE SUUCH, via
Gil@ntico sad Richmond, will leave a!n-aH.
dria g! l. 10 r. "a. daily sn>. ) 20 o. Il. daily,
except SurdAT.
Tickets snd ii.fo.-.!..ion cGa De pcocure4 =
principal :a;i-"nG Eta!iors arG :icEe: oiiHc
S0utoens!. Il. =. FARMER,
G2a'!. H:s:engc- as.,:.
FxAEK TApMSuN
1raor.t MaGGgai myI5
X? T.. WIG. MIDLAND q q. S. H.s.
~. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY, 900 D. M. JuneSth,
81, Passenger trains will run as follows:
South BacpG sisi E.preEs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-19
JUNE 10, 1875
MINERAL. SEA'EEs.N.

n1UFI'S ICE COLD SODA AND FICHY,
4 Saratoga, Excelsior,
Oswego, Deep Rock,
Wisconsin Waukoshs
Bcthesds, Penn Bedford Water and
Bouke-s Celebrated Root, Birch Aid
Cider Beers on drauQht,
Az Sc. PER q LASS AT
IUNT & DAVlnEOE'S Drng store,
Corner King and Washington sls.
Bedford, Bethesda and Saratoga Water fresh
from tho springs st zoe per gallon. my II
IANNEY'S BRANCH STORE, N. w. cor
j ner OF King and Royal streets. The follow
ing Mineral Wuter On draft at Hre cents per
glass, MI ice cold
Vichy
Sellzsr,
Congress.
Bedford I've Alum and 1ror.
Bedford Springs, pa
Baffalo Lilha and
Deep Rock (Oswego.)
And in bottles, Saratoga A, Congress, Exeeislof,
Geyser and Hs!horn Springs Waters al from
s5arn.ogs Springs Now York, snd the 9enulne
imported Hunyaii James and Friedrlchsha!i
Bitter Whter. "ANNEY ~ co,
my2 Druggists. Nos 20 ard l45 King SIS.