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"Browning out on foul strike.

Runs Earned-Stas A. Columbas,2.
Two-base Hits-Cummings l, Magner l, Riley 2,
Chumard /.
Threc-base hits-Miler1 ], Bowers /.
Total Buses on Clean IIits-Stars 30, Colum-
bias g.
Left on Bases-Stars 6, Columbias 6.
Struck Out--Fagin 2, Chumard l, f. Jones l, G.
Bowers |, J. Bowers /.
Bases on Called Balls-Fagin l, Mahon l,
Smith /.
First Base on Errors-Stars 6, Columbias L.
Wild Throws-Mahon q J. Bowers |.
Passed Grounders-Cummings l, Sommers l.
Mahon l. 7. jones' g.
Missed Flies-Jones l, r. Jones l.
Passed Bals-Miller l. Bowers G.
Wild Pitches-Chumard /, Mahon l.
Balls Called on Chumard, 80; on Mahon, &C.; on
Bowers, &c.
Strikes Called-oif Chumard 10, off Mahon 4, off
BOWers6.
Time of Game-Two hours
Umpire-NIason.
Saturdays game between the Cincinnatis
and Cbipo rasultod nc f,Ilome.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.

Baseball.
The local games yesterday resulted as fol-
lows:
At the Cincinnati grounds:
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EMENTS OF MEN.
BEN. BUTLER AT HALIFAX.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HALIFAX, Aug. 11.-General B. +. Butler
and party arrived yesterday from the Lab
rador coast in the yacht America. The
General is in good health and says that he
has had very good sport.
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REMOVALS.

TNR. T. WOOD HAS REMOVED FROM NO.
IL l12 West sixth street to No. "a West Eighth
street, between Vine and Race. jy2tl3tTh ,Tu
EXCURSION
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a. West Fourth Street,

And Depot Cincinnati; at Union Depot Once,
Dayton Ohio; at J. d. Phlegers Office. Spring
field, Ohio; and at Local Offices, Osborn and Ur-
bana W. B. oHATTUC. Gen. Pass As't
p. D. COOPER, Genl Sup't
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
sAw-MILLs BURNED AT NASHVILLE.

sAWMILLs BURNED AT NASHVILLE.
Specials to the Star.
NASHVILLE Aug, 1l.-Southerland's saw
mills in Edgefeld were totally destroyed
by fire last night, together with much valu-
able lumber. Loss on the mill $4,000; no
lnsurancp
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DUNALD VI kENHIE ENFEDITIUN.
LONDON, Aug. 1l.-Donald Mckenzie's
West African expedition for the formation
of trading station at Cape JUDY arrived
there June 9th, and was well received by
tho natives
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kelly, shafer, Quest and D.lrymple.
fMcVey, Dickerson and Gore.
Umplre-HOutz
Time of gamp-Threp hOurs
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BERLIN, Aug. lit is stated that Herr
Leonhardt, Minister of Justice, will proba-
big resign very shortly and that he will
be succeeded by Herr Schilling.
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L'OR SALE NEWSPAPER = The Fort Scot
Il Daily and Weekly Monitor newspaper, with
job printing office and book bindery attached;
equipped with power presses ami engine, and in
splendid conditions the daily receives all the dis
patches OF the Western Press Association. Ad-
dress w. C. PERRY. Fort Scott. Kansas 1l-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-09
Auction MALES.
BY ONcsl & Lucsg, Aue.ioreerg.

| PY FlkTO Z Of deed of trust executed By
| - William N. Roach ard wife, bearing dste
| the 3ls. day Of August 1878, and Of record i n
| the Clerks olice of tho County Court Of Alex
| andriH County, We, TIE undersigned, the trus-
| tee therein named will sell by public auction
| on SATURDAY,. tho llth day OF October 1879.
| at Il ocoGk, IT,. in from! Of tho Market Build.
| ing on Regal street. in the city Of Alexandria,
Va, Inc following described property, 70 wit
=. TRACT OF LAND in Alexandria comfy,
Va, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
and particularly described By metes and bounds,
IN plat O! survey mado by Thomas n. Carter
on the 10Th Of March, 1876, and attached 10 and
made a part ofa deed from Francis L. Smith,
trustee, and Margaret b. Daingerfaid to Court.
land Il. Smith, dated tho 22ld Of January, 1876
whicn aaid deed is duly of record amongst the
lard records Of Alexandra County Court. Said
land lies on the Lessburg Turnpike and joins
the lands Of Esssus +. Lee, John McGHh9y,
snd Others.
Terms of Sale Fer cash as TO SO much of the
proceeds SIS may be necessary TO d0irsy tho ex.
pense9 CT executing tco trust, including com.
mission CT tCo per cent 10 tho trustee snd 10 pay
the sum Of Sll50, with intereat on $1,000, part
thereof from August 3lst, 1879; S2G0) upon
credit OF one yesr from August 3lst, 1879 and
S2UuO upon q credit OF two years from August
3lit, 1879. Said deferred payments to besr in
tereSt payable semi. annually, TO DO evidenced
by tho bonds Of the purchaser, aid secured By a
deed OF trust upon Ito premises. Tho residue cf
such time and secured in such manner rs the
said William N. Kosch may direct Or in case
o. his failure, to eivo such directions as such
tlmo and in such manner a9 the subscriber may
think H. FRANCIS l. SI1TH. Jr.,
sepl3 I'd Trustee
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t'ctl La

VALUARIE LANDS NEAR LEWINS
WILLIE, IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, AT
CON MlSSlONER'S SALE-In and by virtue
OF the decree of the Circuit Court CT Fairfax
county, pronounced at its November tsrm, 1875
IN tho suit OF Ball vs. Ball. the undersigned spa
cial commissioners named in said decree, will
on MONDAY, (Caurt day. the 2Oth of October
1879, in front of the Uoura House door, soil tc
ihe highest bidder. the following LOTS and
PARCALS OF LAND lying near Lewinsyile
IN said county: constituting par. of tho resi- O.
tsto OF WHICH s. NJ. Ball. W. w. Ball and Lucy
W: Ball died seized:
Ot tho estate OF s. Nj. Bsl-L1L 40. | con.
t'lhlng9l acres, rood and t. poles lot No. ,
containing II acres
Of the estate of W. W. Bnll-LoL No. l con.
laln!ng llo aores, roods AMI 3} poles. l.oi No
.. cont aiming i acres and 10 poles.
VI lho estate OF Lucy W. Ball--Lot 10. |
containing lGG screa ana IT poles
These lands arc all eligbly situated or Il cir
hOlu si&3r and Afford q rare opportunity for per
sons residing in the District to purchase.
Terms OF Sale: So much cash in hand ss will
DO rcqulsllet to pay expenses of sale, commissions
&c, and tho residue in thras eauaI snnual rny.
lncnts, TO be secured by tho notes OF the pur.
chaSer, with approved personal security, anl
retention OF title until the last payment is made
plat OF the land will be- slto Hn on tho day Of
sale and any information given upon application
To Tho undersigned, at Fairfax Ct. House, Va.
THOMAS MOORE, Comn'r. OF Sale.
F&iriax county, sep l5-WJW
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sAHGHs AsD CoNFECFEONEfss.
BRENGLE1S
[ ALL D E Lie ACIES,

VYslB1s Al Styles I leo CrGHW
Oysters Roasted, Fruits and Cream.
uystt!; Stewad, Pho and Milk,
Oysters Fried, Fresh Milk.
HENRY BRENGLE, l29 King street, is low
mskirs his ia!! and winter srrar gements TO
sorVn the pubiG III tho best style end vt low rates
Oysters, the pick Of the market, and cheap as
cheapest. in al lee. Nice comfortable rooms
TO serve ladies or gentlomer.
Mix from VEST Grove Dsiry, rich and fresh
in market ard Ut storo
Franch Caromels and Sugsrod Fruits. and all
varieties OF sugar nelcscies. fresh and pure in
all their Ingredients.
Cream Putfs Iagts and Pastry, Candies aud
Tail? OF all kinds, Black. Fruit, Pound, jelly
and Fancy Cakes
Pies specially. Fruits. Nuts, Confectioneries,
Water Ices and All the deiicacies of the season.
He caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies farnilies with milk and oysters, Isenl9
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A PUZZLE ia said that Queen Victoria
gave puzzle to Mr.. Gladstone, to Wit: 10
mako one word of early bat and that 1t took
the statesman one week to answer 1t.
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By Groan " Visa

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.j
Il tRUSTEES SALE OF LAND-By virtue
A of 8 deed of trust to me, da!ed on 2lst dnT
OF Msy 1877, duly recorded in Farfnx county.
va. land records, liber V, No. 4, page 81, do.
fault having been mado in the symenl of 3 part
by tho bepefcisries, ! will soil, BIZ public rue
tion, on TUESDAY 7, tho 2lst day OF October,
1879. at II O'Clock NJ. in front of the entrance ,t
the Court room, on Fairfax street. in tho city o
Alexandria. VS., tho TRACT OF Land, in
said county, conveyed to mo By said trust deed
containing 2l3 acres, more or less and located
about y miios south cf Burke's station, Va
Midland K. Il. Tho ssid tract has DWELL
lEG and outbuilGings, orchard, sc.
Terms of Sale: One third in cash on Tho ds,
Of sale, and tho residue in one, two s3d tire,
years, equal annual payments with interest, se.
cured by deed Of trust on the land.
sepzO.2'wls. PETER WISE Trustee.
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STOVES! STOVES !

sEs-And don't you forget il. sep3O- In
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.AUGEEesN AsEIES
By Greon & Wise, Auclioneors
Il. D. COrso ot S..
vs.. IN ctGncefy.

vs.. IN cbGncety.
p9 VIRTUE OF THEDECEKE' OF TIL HE
-S Corporation Court for tho city of Alexan.
dria, Va, rendered st its Eoptern Der term, 1878
and September term, 1879, in tho above cause,
tho undersigned, commissioner, will on SAT.
URDAI, tho 4Ih dsy cf October, 1870, IT 2
o'clock M. before tho front entrances OF The Cor.
poration Court House Of AIexandria citg, on
Fairfax street. sell by public suction. to the
highest bidder that VALUABLE HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on King street, now
occupied by Mrs. L. A. Williams, bcuEded and
described as follows: Beginning at point on
the north line Of King street, in the city OF Alex
sndris, We, GO feet eastwardly from Tho ntor-
section OF tho east lins of alfred street with The
north line of King street aforesaid, ard running
thence parallel With said Alfred street north.
wardly 100 feet to paved alley; therco east
wardly With the limo of said alley and parallel
with said King street d3 feot inches; thence
south hwardly parable! with fad Alfred street and
said first liao 100 feet 10 said King street, and
thence wostwsrdly with the north lino CT King
street 13 feet inches to the place of beginning.
Terms of Sale: One fourth Of the purchase
money in cash the residue in three equal pay
merls, payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen mouths from the dsy Of sale; tho de.
iorred payments to be secured by tho bonds Of
tue purchaser, with good security, with interes.
IRON the dsy CT sale, and the tile OF the property
10 De retained until the whole purchase price is
paid. LEONARD MAHBURY.
sep 4-ta Commissioner Of Saio.
GS- Tie above sale has been postponed until
November lst, 1870 at the sano
place and hour. oct 4-Ls
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AT 149 KING STREET.

I would call special attention to nc y large stock
OF STOW ES, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook,
Parlcr, Dining Room and Ofice Stoves Of the
latest styles and most improved patterns oach
and every enc Of which is guaranteed to give
oDtr0 satisfaction.
Also SENTON'S, SPEARS and oil other
FIRE PLACE HEATERS put up to heat one,
two md three rooms
HOT AIR FURNACES for heating dwell.
ings, churches and public buildings, specially.
l have constantly on hand q large stock of
Tin WAKE. Chamber Sells, Coal Holds snd
SroveIs end Housefurnshing goods in general
am also prepared to repair Fire Place Hest
ers. Hct Air Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges snd
nIl other Stoves that are made
Roofing, Guttering and Spouting done at short
notice, in the city snd country, aud On tho most
reasonable terms. All work warranted TO give
satisfaction.
sepl5 THOS. HOY
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ns- Wo solicit sn examination Of our stock of
In1les' Fine Shoes snd Poo!s, of which we have
very full line Of eli the new styles and at such
prices as csnnct be beat.
sepl9 W. Is. W&DDkf, llO klng st.
TUNS. PISTOLS, GAPS, WAUS, &c, q,
"a S5 King, corner Of Royal straeL. Just re-
ceived supply OF the above seasonable goodE
Fer ssle cheap.
ser5 j. z. CREIGHTON & SON,
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IT K U s T z = s SALE OF VALUABLE
a. PROPERTY, AT CLIFTON, FAIKFAN \
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of deed oftru.t
from Joseph J. Bsrlum and wife, dated the Isl
day OF July 1871, recorded among the land rec
ords OF Fairfax county, lbor 7, No. 4, foio S4i
and Tor tho purposes tht rein mentioned the un.
Gcr5!gaed will offer for sale ct public auction a:
Fairfax q. H., On MONDAY, tho 10Th Guv Of
NGvem Der next (Court day. q Valuable
LOT, with the ENT3 thereon
Wiluln 5O yards OF tho Passenger depot Of the
Virginia MIdlaIG railroad, bounded as follows:
BeginninS nj lhesoutheast corner OF William Il.
Ford's lot. on Aain street! thence running on
tGo westerly side OF said street Eou!her!y % feet
10 Scuth strseti :heace along the Mortherly line
ol S2uto stree. westerly 5S feet Z inches; thence
hOrtheriy on tho llno OF lot No. 95 fast; theaco
9ss;Slerly IS feet : inches a!ong tho line Of said
william &. Ford's 10. to the pon. OF beginning,
known ss lot No. on tho map of the Hsnis,
properly. Iho above lot is impropol bv u
DWELLlSG HOUSE, built ia modern s!yle
ZO&4O feet, with sevon Gnished rooms, besides 1hs
hall and kitchen.
Terms OF Sale: Sc much CASH in hand "a will
pay tho costs and expenses Of sale; also lha su N
ol l5GU with interest thereon st - per cent. per
anhum from tho lst day Of August, 1873, until
the d.y OF sale, tho residue upon 81 credit OF II
months. to be seoarad upon tho property. Sell
Ing aG trustees. We shall convey such ti!la only
as ls vested IN u9, which is believed 10 bo un-
questionable.
Sale to take place between L. and 2 o'clock
THOMAS Il. LOVE,
JAM Els M. LOVE
octl ls Trustees.
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The Coop OLD DEACoN.--Ths squibs u
tered agaiost Nav E1glaad dnacons have little
or no justification. If iub OF butter or bar
rel of apples is mado up of alternate layers OF
good and bad, i, is said to be 'descoued." The
epithet does u0t roter to the oharac er OF dea-
c)ns, but an eli practice Of "doaconing' 4
hymn.
Fifty or sixty years ago hymn books wero not
80 common ss they now are. Some churches
owned only two books. 1t was then the Gus.
tom Ter ono OF the deacous 10 read two lines OF
bymn, which tho congregation sung, Other
lines were read and suog in the So ne way, until
the hymn was sung through AZ class, del~
cons have been the most trusted and inhucn ntial
man Of New England villages. If man died
leaving properly aud family, inc deacon was
made one of tho executors, aud the guardian
of tho widow AID the iatherless. 1t the neigh
bors had dispute about property, they lett
/ it out" to the dta:2n. Was a sou wayward.
| the good deacon was called as frequently as the
! good pastor to talk" with him.
10 the "Recollections Of an Old Gentleman,
au apecdo!c is told which illustrates the char.
| acter of at less! one Of the Nov EagIand dear
| cons OF tho olden time.
Elisha Hawey. of Ridse6eld, Connecticut,
was 5Oluier OF tDe hcVoiutlou auu ueaCuu'
Hoswas good man Of business, but hs never
charged purchaser ono cent morc than tho
article was worth. The golden rule was the
rule of bis life.
One day he learned that a widow had been
reduced IRON competency to poverty. lie
visited her. Fearing lest be might wound ber
feelings if be should offer money or charity,
ho said:
Madame, L thick | owed youc lato hus'
band fifty dollars. aod I've c3me to pay it to
you as bis legal representative.
"How was that?" asked tho lady. somo'
| what startled.
II will tell you. About twenty Eve years
ago, soon after you were married. made fur
niture for your husband to the amouat Of tWo
hundred dollars. | have been looking ever the
account, aud tiud that | rather orercharged
him in the price Of some cbairs-thst is, |
could have afforded them at somewhat less. l
have added up the interest, aud here, madam,
is the money"
The tears came into the Widows eyes. She
half suspected the deacon had constructed tho
d ,bt By saving that he had made an Cver-
charge. Whist Vas she to doI Tho money
was on thu table, and the deacon had lett the
| house.
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BY o. Eeal IL Lucas, Aua.ionecr5,

ENRUSTEB'S SALE-By virtue OF 3 deed of
L. trust tearing dale on the 18Th day of Feb.
Tusry, 1873 executed by John 4. Johnston to
mo. ard Of record among the land records Of
Fairfax county, Firliaa, in deed book W, II O..
q, folio 81. TO secure The psymeHt OF q note Goar-
ing even date with said deed, drawn by the
said John II. Johnston in favor nr Harlow
Brothers. OF the city Of Alcxandtis, for the SUM
OF S5l5, with interest thereon III six per cent per
annum from date and payable Gttcer months
after tho date thereof. will soil or cash u. pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder. e. II o'clock
~, on SATu EUAi, the 25.h day Of October
1879, in lrolt OF the Market House on Royal
street. in .Lo city Of Alexandria Virginia. all
thst TRACT OF LAM. situsie, lying ard be-
ing IN the county Of Fairfax in tho Sts.a OF Vir.
einiS, known Gs ROSE HILL" which was
conveyed 10 the said John r. Johnston by James
T. Roach and wife by decd bHaring date Oct Ii,
1878 and OF record in book Z, No ! pavo 30,
OF the land records Of said county of Fairfax,
with tho exception Of that uart thor1of convey.
ed by the sal! Roach and wifj TO &. Lacey, con
taiElng sixteen a2Io:) said to contain 81 acteE,
rood and y poles. and moro particularly des.
cribed by mo!Ga :.nd bounds in thu deed Of t!us!
aforesaid. lA III rs K. CATION,
seplGl'ts Trustee.
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NEWPORT WAThR PROOF OLOAKS
~ for ladies just received and for sale very
cheap at -
oct7 ", " SERRI'S,
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TAb;ES T. CAnLlA & SONS, G3 King ST.,
u Alexandria We. Hould invite the attention
Of country metchants nnd otho,s to their full
aud complete s:cck of HARDWARE, CUT.
LERY, fire Iron. Steel NsiIs. Horae Shoes
&C, whi,h they offer q. loves. market rates.
SREECH-LUAUING GUNS-Op3n to-day
s.: assortment of :iuna, a. ii. g. Shells Load
inr implements, Belts, &C.. at lowest cash rates
JAS. \. CABIN u SONS.
sep: 3 G3 King street.
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w. B. w A.D.DnY.
NO. 10 KING STREET.
sep l9-tf
AsIEsEd;sls.TaIss.Sl a

AspF.faS Ara at e g..
IA FISH GlIANO
just srrivod aId Tor sale by
sep29-lw THuS. PERRY. Agent.
JOSHUA HONNEB, H.. & cos.
FEKTlLlZlAG CUGMlCAI.%.
The following formulas arc each sulti clenl t.
prepare ono ton Of fertilizer:
Formula \ contains,
HO lbA. Horner's l);sH'd Slaughter House Rrnts
20 - Sulphste Magnnss.
l0D - - PGt,sh
80 " Ammonia. Prico !l9.
Formula conlsiLs,
100 lbs, Horuel Diss' d Slaughter House Homes.
50 % Sulphhto MagnesIs
leo - Potash.
25 Amm0nlA. Price Sl0.
Formula contains
200 lbs. Hofhers Uisal d Laughter House Bones
80 - Sulphste Msgnesi..
ltO - " Potash.
10 = Ammonia, Price so
Formula u cOnt4ins,
;UJ lbs. Horlet 5 Hiss d Slaughter House Bones
:U0 " Plas:or
30 :: sulphsto Ammonia
40 1" Soda.
30 /" r0ta.h.
~ " Nitrate coda. Price $l3.
Descriptive Catalogues w:th full particulars
mailed Tree to any address upon application
The above prices are all not cash for the eoaGs
delivered tree on beard the cars or ateam boat IN
Alexandria. Va. JANNkY u co.
sopl9 Agents, - sni l45 King street
ENOR THE FALL SEEDING.
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pUBLlC SALE OF TIE RAILROAD
4 HOTEL AND OTHE.. PROPERTY
Under authority of decree CT tho Corpor ation
Court of AleXaGdriH in the suit OF Chatham, by
next friend. VS.. Harrison OF al, will sell at
public auction, in front Of tho Ksi!:oad Hotel,
northwest corner Of King and Fay oLte streets,
Alexandlia. Va, ST y o'clock M. on WE'D.
NESDAT, October Is. 1870 tho following prep.
erty:
/: Property at the northwest corner OF King
and Fayette Streets AlexGndris, Va, we'll
known as tho RAJ hhUAD HOTEL, VITA wsg-
on yard attached.
2, FRAMED HOUSE on the Cast sdo Of
Fayettc streets. bct@een Hing snd Cameron
streets, near tho depot oc tha Alexandria and
Washington Railroad
3. SMALL TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax
county. lying across Hunting Creek near Alex.
andrLa, containing about twonty acres--ps1t of
Clelsh farm. l:to The pFoparty Of ,lohn D. Har-
rison, deceased
Pl.s OF survey will Ia shown Vi sale.
Terms: Ten per cant Cash the residue in
three equal instalnbnts 1T six twelve and eight.
een months, with ihtcrts.. Bonds for deferred
lnstslmcnts, with interest; 10 b0 secured By lien
on tho property and insurance OF buildings
thtTGQG. = FERGUSON BEACH
sepZ9-td Commissioner
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STOVES AMP TENWARE.
NJ y T ! G. E.
You can save money by calling on
81. GRIMES

Before purchasing your COOKING STOVES,
RANGES and HEATING STOVES, as he al.
ways keeps the best, and satisfaction guaranteed
He keeps constantly on hand Stove Repairs of
all kinds, Stove Brick, Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware. and everything connected with the
Stove and Tin business Fire Place Heaters and
Furnaces repaired and reset, and old stoves ro.
newod in tho best manner. Roofing, guttering
and spouting in town or country. Enquire for
ENOCH GRIMES
no. q King street
Es-And don't you forget il. sep3O- I'm
, 1879-03-08

In ths ha4oF a. 1Ae dfoune.
ATLANTA, ILL, alarch 81 1lnyo been reading
6oula Of tic letters of Tic Uolno to-day tint
tm,cbcd mr. hcart. and mnka mn wfsh Ind
, sa,."..,"' ~. ".,', | ,...,... >. - <,,....,,
eoou cuue@s'''. HIM 'a':s suaeo ~ eo"'''auu' eu
colsld write oat my lhoeshts. would lofc 10
write words Ut consolation lls sister to one
noor sn,l ,hat Ind ba wiI,-nn,vpr wca,;tu,r, nv
.I.,t ,,.t,,1 ,,,s,,, ,In,nr Gi,o, - tbi,t,
."'t ""1u poo, a, '"iIu'' ~ 1"I" H. .'""
"lethale = "ouIa tl'so" nsth o't h's seet aealn'
Eppo llcr e0nscfellco will trouble her SO she
ru,,uot sleep, unl It shp docs not 1io horrible
,,..th II, snr,c shantv m :, h.d NJ raua or strnw
usA'' ~. "oc e t.'..,'. w. ~
where iuhi mas pso"sht ".any uctson, "
Will 10 BECAUSE Fhn has rcpontGd aisd WILL undo
tle great wrong By doing all tho goud she run.
Th,nk Gn,l. / viii never hayo lint rr,mo to M
s,or f,r. ,,okv n ar,,,tard. II tl,, ,,n,r n,nn
~ s,.',,, s.,a,s ,1 .,o,'a ~. hna ,a
ll'a KEPT OUT o. s"ea soc'cl5' Nu Eono 10 near
Mr. Fa'stcct'sk ureach. nov Hluch better OIL lic
would liaya been now, and learned how to ssnd
M silent prayer for help from OH htgl, to
rcs!st Temptation. a wonun uugllt to
bu tbs lust person tn tho world
to tempt II maj, 10 drink, when
She IL tt,u onc to suffer so ,litrll through
whisky. II VIC only hail ilIor1 such Eoul nnlta
women ~ Aiss Wllfarl. Feru Leaf, Graulin,4
(jhlyuys tlrlpna, Aunt Lucy. alul IL few uttcys,
| | {rpr Whc,l they lpayc fh!s world the racc Of
noble Wul.,r., will run out with them, fpr It dues
Brcn, tat The girls Ut his s,rrttAl 4yv Hbugc,l
what little se,lse they Ind out Ut their erau{us,
Ali fry kw Or cHrc for Ia to dress IL, ii yr anu
attrart t!lo attention of 1osao crurl;.iraIned Io