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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

CORPORATION CoURr-JUdge i. ". Lo,ee
presiding. tom. vs. B:sfie:; teducllen ucdrr
- o.uise OF msTfi;g-; m0t!an Ey tie Coz moa'
wealth. that The witnesses iug .he d"fehce Ae eal''
Cd, sworr "td ex:ud!G iion the coaVF Tccni
sustained, bnd tie case IL piogIess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03
FOR SALE GE RENT,

EfOR SALK-Tns. valuable FARM of JOG
e. acres, two miles from Ale1andris, on the
Washington road, known as WARWICK
improvement ts-1'wo fine DWELLINGS and
the necessary outbaildings. II not disposed of
at private sale by the 18TH of MARCH, will be
sold ut public auction.
JAS. II. REID, Receiver
NH 1-aotd Esrmers' s. Nee. Saw. Bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03
LGC4Z EREEyT{ES.

The Farniupton s!esm.r Hs'ly Lodor will
reecms her route this week.
TIE steamer Ann ETA from Philadelphia,
arrived ibis morning With tho tcaVi's freight
of the season.
The wif. Of efFc'r Tom 10. cf the police
force, Is Lial v.ry i'll at her r.sjdtnco on
Prices; sraat.
The gold nibo near III, Great Falls Ct The
Potomac is about 10 BE- op:rated By Ne1 I ok
ard Baimcrs parties
Among The amendments to the Suodry C'Vl
till as passed by The Senate is ope approprlat-
ing louT thousand doors for drccelog chal-
eel 10 The Potcmsc river to reach NJ. Fcroon.
As will be seen By .eiarcocc 10 ocotbcT col
umn, the sac CT very valuable ;rac; OF lalc
containing twelve acres. ti!uato9 il AicXacdIia
county, rear -Four IliIo run, vii! take place IN
front Of the marl.et house ca Sa!uIdiy tho
18Th by O'Neal & Lucas. suctiobers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03
F;r s.ls ty L. S. L:adbeater & Bro

rhn chcsp:si lot cf wet" dry goods 10
Waslio2;on, wet Sheeior Cotton, wet Table
!i5ens, wet 'rowaIs, vet Napkins, and vet Bed
rlckiug. E7.rV va,d of thes, WET dry
goods at astonishing low piss at Carriers, I'll
Market Space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03
From EichncnG.
ISpscia! t. tho Alexandria Gaz:tte.

pSC'G. ~ lUc IllC SNN-sN>'i
RICHMOND, March 3-3 p. m.-Ihe SENATE
and House # Delegates baVe adjourned I'll
TO pish!. The deb! I'LL wss not up 10 the
House wbe.c lis friends we're unable to get q
vote upon il.
1t il roy cJuc,dcd 90 all siies that there
will BE- Of ex;r, sMsioo called By the Governor
a! an early dag.
&C. Curtis, clelk in h: store Ct WeGSr,
Elliott g. Ctump, vas shot so day NJ John +.
Poindex.er. The difficulty Hhioh lead TO the
shoo,icy originated from a presumed i1s1't by
Curtis to la5y lricud Of PeiIaezter, for which
the latter clwbilei Curtis cary this morning.
Subsequently, Cu.ti4 accompanied 81 young
MEG went 10 ChiliEe:s' tobacco factory,
where PoiId@x:cr is employed, aod made an
assault pom bin. Poitdtx:cr shot Curtis four
,i1cs with serious efec. and Curtis is not *
pco.s3 TO Eve III: few hours. Pol1dexter
s.:.lsJ.i.u Aims:!; ia the polico authorities.
Di.! !our1 ,:4n aFe verY popular aud noVtd 10
;fe cest cct? ir Richmond. 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

PHILADELPHIA, M.rca 3.-Ca.:!a SLOW; re-
ceipte It. o; guUu 5ta5lc; medium si.5tc; com-
mon 31a44c Sheep SLOW; rsca.pt' 80; good J.?
ETC; medium jsj;c; common A. .5c. iacg. II
fair demand; r. csIpts 3i3J; prime 1ci goa Il =;
&C muon to medium q ,Gic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

scaa- ha,e will TO meeting of tho Friendship
Fire Go. CT tlsir hail OF Tuesday, March Attn, st
70 o'c,o2k j.. y. Every member is expected
20 Is -7232"..
>. Er ORDER OF TIE PRESIDENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

Police COURT Justice Thompson lr,s:t' u
1T tie Mayors cfice this morning srd disposed
Il the f0lomlog oases:-
Geo. Swazs:urg. Edwa'd Mead. Sud Thos'
Hart, charged with drurksnuess acd disorder"
~ conduct, vera dismissed with rrprmand;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

IMrRcvlSG.-Mr Il. II. EaIcu, wA"<c Ill
ncss has been mcotioocd. is reported mtcD
| ba;.er 10 day. aud hopes ara eo'erialuaa Of Bis
speedy recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03
/. AW YORK, Ms.ch, 1876.

NV ORN, Mach, 1910.
GILES CO-Geutt: | haVs for mora
tiso ORE ycsr PRESCRIBED 5out Lipiment, With
the very best results. tia7c found 1t IS go
spnIica,;oa il Irf anlatioa CT the L16ga (Poeu
1aosis or in pIeuTisy, coe CT the very best. 1t
nenetrs,cs lie tissues or parts rapidly, IL
sss,s Ct irrssularily If the hearts scli9u. de.
pcad;nc 90 nervous rIi!atior, it ac!s promptly.
After b.iac u5ndo acquainted with the c9obl
na.io1 Of yoar h!omeut uDd seeing It aolo6s 10
50 large Dnmtcr CT Cases, de not hesl!ate 10
rom u:crd the s.:oo t, 18th the public and
the profession.
Yauis luy EoBT. S. NEWTON, NJ. d..
1877 West 47th St.
F,r s.ls ty L. S. L:adbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

\ pfulets ;paa Is Ike q lin, bis bead pre-
ycYls biua ir.m cq:r. !Ja i. 10. prevent
cough ircu, .1iDg i"3 lar, We should say: Use
Dir. Bu;i's G0Cet Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

g5IN THE WHOLE History OF MEDICINE
q preparation has over performed 5u: mar
velous cures, or maintained go wide Teou.a
ton, IS AIEa's CHERRY PEcroRAL, watch Is
recognized IS the worlds remedy for I'll diseases
of the throat end lungs. Its long continued
series Of wonderful cures in ell cimsLes has
made it universally known as e safe and reliable
agent to employ. Ag.ius. crdinsry colds,
which arc the forerunners Of more serious dis
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always re-.
Loving ufforing, and oftea saving liCo, The
protection it affords By its timely use in the
throat and lung disorder, Of chi!dreI. usacs Il
an Invaluable remedy to DO kept always, on
te without it, and those who have once usei i.
never will. From their knowledge Of It's coul-
position and effects, physicians use the Cherry
Electoral extensively in their practice. and clet-
gylnen recon mend it 1t is absolutely certain
in its remedial effects. aud will always cure
where cures are possible. For sale by all deal.
ers. Z S. Lesdbester u Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03
"a THE TnU- WAY TO INv1GoEATE.-Th'

"a TIE TnU- WAY TO INvIGoEATE. The
rue way TO invigoratr feeble System is - in
fuse activity into thu ouers!icGs of the stomach
that wcadrous a!erti; in vi the food IS
transmitted i''J iue oG-s:'.uyIts =. blood 20
chief element ii our vitality. Ecste;te:'s Stol-l-
ach Ritters, because i! scco.nplshes this c-c: L
greatly = he nrefarrci = -; s. 90 Fl .a:.ics
use!, 1=:l as spp4tizs:s, but iaos'e.c'ive IS
sids 10 digestion sud assimilation. Thi, setlinT
cordis wliie il iGVigors!os the stomach. EesliA-
fully stimu!ates the liver, bowe'a and Kidneys,
enauring tho escape through the regular chsn.
nels Of elFste and ussless MISTER thrown oil oy
the system, which is thus purified SIS Tell es 10
vigorated by il. II: to2!c il fuelce Is 49, = mace
NANTES. by an iacresso of vita! eGcre- sid =
moro active and regular discharge CT avery phys
lea! function, snd it has tho further effect OF rem
Jering the :ysten. unssssil.5le b. ,aalarisl ep.
idemics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

New YORK. March 3.-S!ocis Gs,;. Money
3.3s. Flour steady. Mhes. quiet: Corn dull.
Cotton quit; sales $50 bates; auditing upisrGs
9.3.lG; riddl?g Orleans 9.l3.l3 %iGGr steady
for slate ard Western.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

. DEATlIs.-Alrs. Caroline Coleman, widow Of
tic iatc james +. Coleman, WIG, at ore TINA,
ao!d The Iii &c Of wood measurer OF this city,
died suddenly yesterday uorniog at her resi-
dcDco OF Fairfax street. lfeu an at!sck O!
copj cs;ioo OF the breio, Mrs. Coleman vas q
jau shtcr Of the late Hugh Caroio, who iuIa1i
grated to this city from Ireland during the last
cartury, aud leaves su Only sister, MIS-. julia
E7c'ith. Sac was about seVen!y years CT age.
end much esteemed throughout our city.
The vile o! Capt. Shirley King died yestcr
day OF her late residence, On Royal street, alter
:, paibtui aad lingering ll!ucss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

Inc mafRet opens urn, oul tHt oi' :'' 81 -
grain Are light. Flour IS quiet and uncteng ed
Wheat has advanced. AID wo rnso solos to-day
st l07 10 and ll2. as 70 qna!i:y. CJrn Is quiet
and firm st A. No Rye Gr Us:s reported Bat
ter i, in fair demand, sn;i fer choico prices ere
t.!n, bu. common is dull and hesvy, win largo
stocks on hand Other country produce quiet
sud unchanged. Plaster, Clover AMI Timo.hy
IRE ia fair demand, and sell u! quotations.
BALTIMORE, Msrch 3-Virsiniss defcrrai :;
d. Consolidated 635 do "a Series 81; past due
c,upots III ord to-day Sugar qulet; 4 soft
s!,e1 Cotton firm; mid Hing o. Flour qnlet
snd steady; Howard s.-an. AID vyaStarH Supsr
/. 2j,S3 IS; do Extra 4,Sl 80; do henliy / 1oi
- IS; City Mills Super pa 50 20; do Extra q.
$40; d. rio brands SIS Is Pa!spsco Family
ST 70 Wneat-5ou!he.a firm sod steady;
Western duIl md hetv?i S0n!aeea red ll3:ll4;
10 amber ll5allI; No 2 Peaas rad ll3i Alb!
No We tsrn winter rsi SD: and March ll2i'
HI; Ap,l ll2!hll3E, Uorl-So,.aera hrm
ana active: West:ra DIAL: aud h"svy; Soulhtra
white 45i AS; do yellow il NH Wste;n n!zed
spot aud hiarca ~ Al; April GIG ,:l!i steamer
ilS Osts--outhern 3la32; We::srn white tOs
81; 20 mixed 70 $50; PenEa 3ls%2. Rye dali b;
57s59. u.y firm; prime TO choice Psnna snt
Maryland liaSi2 Co'Fss dull; Hlo ca!go9s ioA
Is Whiskey dali 81 : Ui.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03
ESTAELI5HED 1900.

rs DLIoI1 ID 'E9V"'
Alexandra Gazette fer 1879.
O4E OF TEE OLDEST IND EESr Z
TABLIJHED pAPEE5 ! n TEE
COUNTRY.
THE ONLY DAILY 2ApEGIN NOHrL
ERti VIRGINIA.
CIRCULATION STEADILY iSCEGA'.
ISG--ONE GFTHE BEST ADVER-
TIsIHG MEDlUMS Ia
TIE STATE.
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ARRIVED.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NARCd 3. 1879.
Sun rises...... p ,4a .e,s............. > %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-03

Il FI>u.
FISH
We have this day formed 6 capirtner;hip. vi.
der the firm psns of
GEO. E. PRICE i Co.
Dealers IL
FRESH AND SaLTED FISH.
Fish received dsiy from the fishing shores on
uusntiti.s to suit either !lesh or sailed ty ez-
lerenced packers.
Stalls Nos. l a1d =. City Market. AID Fish
Hbuse No. l, Corporation Fish Whas!.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction gu r.
;n,eed [nh3.3n] GEO. +. PklCE q W.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
I he ORcial V.ts.

accordance with law, Governor
Irwin, assisted by the State Con.
troller, State Treasurer, aud Stcre-
'ary o. State, proceeded oil Friday
last, TO canvass the vote cast at the
Constitution election. Returns had
been received from all the counties
except Mariposa. The canvass
showed the vote In favor of the
new Constitution to DO 1859;
against, 67,l34; msj ,rity In favor,
lO,s25 The total vote of the State
was l45, 2l2. which includes 10 votes
that were rejected In Amador cour.
ty, 8 in Butte, 7 in Contra Costa, 8
Ia Los Angeles, 81 In San Francis
CO, and 6 In Stanislau--l,9 alto
gether. Following are the figures
4 al la f,r
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
LOS ANGELES. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10 1879.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Hygienic Filter
.....". AsD...---.
Water Cooler.

This invention places Within the reach
II every family the mean. oil procuring
pure and wuOiesOins water. IL viii. re-
move all decayed amin II, vAseiaUle or
oreign matter. mud, sand, alkali, etc.
thoroughly clean-ioy aud also a,oling
the water BY reason Gf It's being m ade OF
porous pottery. TO Il degree health er and
pieasanteI to drink than iae water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10

cruel knives were right upon him.
The elevatipg reverswas thrown up
with the rapi.sitseaUf thought, Il, 9
horses stopped and THE agoniz d
father picked the child up and
ran to the house. An ex-
animation disclosed a horriI IL
state If affairs. Tie little fei.
lows left leg was cut literally
into ribbons from the ankle nearly
TO the knee. The knives barely
missed the bone. There was al-o
a cut on the front part of the leg
and one on the heel. The righi
leg ~ the thigh, was badly mangIed
for u space Of over two inches, the
main artery escaping hy barely an
eighth of an Inch. H was cut on
the forehead slsc, besides being
bruised almost all over. DIR. Fox
WAS hastily summoned who iresse'i
the little fellows wounds and he j.
doing very well, but 1t will he
mouths before lie lie restored to
health. He was the worst man
xled up child we ever saw and IL
Was al most II miracle that lie va.
rot Instantly killed.-COiton Semi
Tropio.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
The Fall w. p. O. Ticket

For Governor, VIM. F. White, Of
Santa Cruz.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w. r.
Audtu-, of Oakland.
For Secretary of State, A. A.
Smith, of Nevada.
For State Treasurer-L. B.
Clark, OF Yuba.
For ControlleT Hugh Jones, Of
of Santa Clara.
For Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, d. H. Trout, of Santa
B.ibara.
For Attorney General, C. w.
Cross, OF Nevada.
For SurveyOr-General, Fl. J.
Stevenson, of Los Angeles.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
r. F. Morrison, Of San Francisco.
Fur Associate Ju-tices-S b. Me-
Kee, OF Alameda; e. A. johnson,
of Sonoma; J. r. 'S"arpstein, Of San
Fra,cisco; w. +. McNealy, Of San
Diego; g. A. futile. Of Alameda,
and J. H. Buld, OF Stockton.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court
%. f. Thornton, Of Sau Luis
o ,ispo.
For Congress--lst District, Gil
tus Barbour, of San Francisco.
S-cond Dis rict-H. p. Williams,
Of El Dorado county.
Third District-C. P. Berry, Of
Suffer.
Fourth District--James J. Ayers,
of Los Angeles.
E,v r. ,iiroad Cor, M ise}onors-
lst District, H. Laikin, OF Ell DO.
RADIO.
second District. -
Third D.siriot-George Stone.
man, Of L,s Angeles.
For Stale Board OF Equalization
First District, -
Second District-W. b. Keller,
OF Sacramento.
Third District-J. P. Kavanaugh,
of Solano.
Fourth Dlstrict-O. T. Chubb, Of
Kern.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
TAB D1'9
IMPROVED HAY FORK
Patent Applied For.
| Patent Applied For. |

Is the most perfect. and easiest operating
derrick fork IN existence. One man can
operate IL with the greatest ease, as the strain
OF lifting the fork causes 1t to grapple its
releasing cord, when the fork has been lifted
to the desired place. causes 1t to drop the load
instantly,
There 10 nothing In the construction Of this
Fork thatis liable to get ont Of order.
Tsrmers will do we'll to examine This hay
Fork, ~ it saves expense and greatly facilf-
tates the handling Of hay, grain aud straw.
Communications addressed to
1T. Ho1r. Gen. Agent.
Han Hatao. Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
Mavster's seIf-Reguiating
F e ED Err
FOB THREsHINo MACHINEs

IL the only Feeder manufactured that feedp
without moving oil the straw In q body. con-
seQuently giving more regular feed than It Ia
possible to obtain with a draper feeder, il
leeds the whole length Of the cylinder; It is
easily changed to teed fast or slow as desired;
aaves the labor OF two men and does not re-
quire an experienced tableman to feed II.
The separator needs no alteration with the
exception Of the removal Of feed hoard to 90.
cure tr Ia position. and does not have to DO
taken on whom moving. II requires but lit
tie power to run 1t, and has no complicated
pats liable 70 get out OF order. It's siccees
having been fully demonstrated, Icordislly
invite all parties Interested to call and Judge
q ia roertes- For full Particular address
E.y. uARsTERs.
esrsaEsun. Cai
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10

I6:3nn,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10

Prioo lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise, on appll-
cation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
0ooDALL. PERKINS 4 co.. AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Juno Schedule.
Coming soutA Going North

Both steamships call NJ Port Harit,rd
(sanLuisO land santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for ir-is hit only.
H8-The stea mers leaving San Francisco
June IA and ~, AMI san Pedro June 10
and ", touch at Santa Cruz and Men
terey.
the train ior Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at as o'clock p. NJ. Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10

MoJAvE, June SIS NJ White. H
NJ Mitchell, w h Perry, q Silent,
II NJ Smith, A Wagner, l. f Curtis,
Mrs l. Rpus-eau. w H Taylor, a j
Htmllton, 9 Norton, w B Hunt,
Wash Marion, @ B Griswold.
MoJAvE. June 9.-P de Cells. J 8
Scuiiy and wife, Mrs SIllman, II J
Crimson, Chas L Ackcrman, q w
Brown aud WIFE. b a Waldron, A
B KuffsI, NJ LQuinn, L Languaid,
D + O'Leary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
Frightfn1 Accidant I , q Txo-Ysar
Old Child.

,nornimg a little two.
loy vi Mr.. Peter Peters,
- Aqua Mansa, was re
{ by heing run over by a
!. Peters was driving
sDild had, unknown to
I'D tile surveillance VI lis
u followed him to the
grain was tall enough
.g'y hide the boy and his
sr saw him until the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-10
HOW THE WATER Is CLEANsED.

HOW THE WATER Is CLEANsED.
First the water passes down through
our inches OF assorted Marine Gravel,
then tn Ough eight inche. OF Patent
White Willow and Animal -Charaoai +;
,hen a>cends twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust:
then descends again through twelve
inches OF Cnaico
The Filter, with all Its tubes. Is made
Of Terra Gotta, aud is so arranged that
all the altering material can tie re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material. at triding expense.
They nIe manufactured In two sizes
VIZ: Tho Family Sue, to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, t. contain
: 20 gallons. OF altered water. The Fam.
tly size will otter thirty and the Office
size fifteen gallons Of water In twenty
four hours.
In akland alone there are about i've
hundred Of these fiIters now In US =, Civ.
'ng perfect satisfaction, and tes im0ni.
al from the owner OF each one can be had
at any time.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11
Dakota ~ ! state.
Elk Point Courier.

ELK Point Courier.
How Dakota would shake things next
fall if she we're only . state. With her
large Republican majority the United
States wonld be sure Of two sound sena-
tors and member Of Congress With power
"a vote It would give US . chance to
show what We can do Then, too, hun.
,lrsds Of Dakota politicians are getting
rusty, who would possibly wink At the
governorship and msny of the smaller of
ices Hlled in the state by elections. Di>
vide Dakota, if must be, saS he. in twain
ON halt dozen parallels, if parallels have
to be made for that purpose, eend Bis
marck and Drifting Goose afioat, give
Lounsberry the right to boom Gil he
pleasrs, but let's put IN long dresses. Just
Why in thunder we don't make sn effort to
get Dakota into state hood, is strange,to ssy
the least. Brethren, lets prny for Con.
gress-no, save your wind in TINT dircc :
tion-ve mean pAy q: Congress, sr pray
Congrcss-wsil. then hiss that Dakota
wants 70 be State.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11
TmE wEATnEk.

We ltarn from our eastern aud sout hern
exchanges that winter in southern and
eastern states has already set in; that
central Michigan and Ohio have slresdy
experienced some very severe weather
which has been accompanied by heavy
falls Of snow and cold drizzliug rains. In
tins country ws have no cold weather yet.
and for the past ten days the weather has
been as mild and balmy as it could
be in the pleasantest pats Of Nay or
June. Painters and plssterrrs are busy aud
expect to be for the next two weeks. We
know by experience that the winters in
this locality are NJ colder than in Aichi
gan, Ohio or Indiana. In fact We hear
less complaining about the cold in
Dakots that in either Of the above named
States.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11

He sat IN the kitchen corner,
With a look 80 sad and sulIvn,
Until she passed :lose by his side
And whispered, MY own dear Barbour
Allen
Then he rose like lark from the new.
iy n"wn grass
--Arse from the chair in which he
had been sitting.
And quietly whispered in the ear Of his
love, ..g .-
"'ris 10 o'clock. and must be getting
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11
JAM EkTOWN.
Bismarck Tribune.

Bismarck Tribune.
This is one Of the coming t,wns in
Dakota. and will tor"y' ar or w",:mprovc
nearly rs rapidly As Fargo has t;'r the
past two years A branc', Of the Milwau
kee and st. Paul railr'sd will he bnilt W
the James river t5ytllst point and prrIap,
I've extended up into the Devils lake re.
gi"n where some "f the very best land, in
Dakota are toun,! Jame>tuwnoh.s bull
u court house, school house. u large h tel :,
several business houses. and many resi-
dcnces during the past year.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Among the arrivals during the last week
were the following:

Among tne arrivals turing tOe laoC week
were the following:
AT THR DAKOTA.
B Clouter and w P Huntington, Fargo;
L T League and L Mailer. Wis; F w
Wetbeebee, Bickford aud 0 K Hever,
st Paul; Fl ] Miller and r Mills, Salem ;
g w Huntz and G H Merrifeld, Green
Bay; VIM Buhl, New Holstein; D NJ
Luke and J A Schoff'r, Minneapolis; E II
O'Neil and II H Ristin, Indiana; 4
Kearney, and o Dunhsu1, Buchanan Farm !:
D c Mckenzie, M w Ellis, w Il Ellis. S
: Ellis and " q Gaze MINI. apolis; G II
Humphrey and l. Lyon, Chicago, " N
Robinson and II b Ruse. U D A; D c
Mckenzie, Richmond; j j Doncr, II A
Msllen, r P Jennings Hoy and john
Gral,ame, rargn; E w Reed New Haven:
g NJ Smith, Rio Wis; G II Louis, "A G
Thompson and Henry Phillips. St Paul !;
II Griffin, Seymour, A G Parkhnrst, Ap-
pletou; ] e Pheian, iirainerd.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11

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I'll. E'l"'t has our thanks tor
1avers extended
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noon.
The new CRIB dam .across the James
river Just above the steau, boat landing is
being pushed forward - rapidly %
possible. 54
1t 10 est;msted that at least ten thvus.
and pe,p,e will loo .tc within tho limits
ol Stutsmsn and Barnes counties in
another season
N K,.us hss one of the finest mil,
dam. !, ,h- Territory They s.v Il t.k.s
Dutchmau to build dam, and We guess
it is 81.
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-Another train load of xood arrived
~. L u,L. : q
compelled to steal ccal during the late
spell Of weather can now buy wood.
The Dskota House is flled to over
flowing. Scarcely q night passed that
sone one is not turned away. Will
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11
A MARROW EsCAPR.

& D. Lathr"p lres carpenter and build
er, If Minneapolis, who has for several
weeks past BEEN engaged in the erection
of Learned Brothers hard ware
store, in this city. came very
near being killed last Saturday morn
ing. by 2x6 j,ist which fell from y scaf>
fold. striking bim on the head. The blow
was severe. one. snd rendered him in
sensible f"r nearly an hour. Had rot the
force Of the blow been partly wa,d-d off
by = protruding piece 0f timber, the re-.
suit would probably have been fatal
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-11-11

The Vtrndale journal, just started at
Verndale, Minn., 10 before US. The Jour
nal presents very conmendaD!. appear
ance and shows fair editorial ability.
Long may she wave.