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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-31

Mai!, Southwark. connects :. Iorioasy;ji,
with Chcs. u Ohio L. IT,, East .ai Wpsi \
LyncEburg, connOctS with Atlantic. Miss. Y
Ohio +. II, through South %hst Virgins, :.
Nashville. Now Or:GHN: Memphis, Little Il -,
and TexssAnd ~ Da1viln with Rich 1,,nI =
Dsnvillo i. Il to South md 5olihw1.t
Express Southwark c3nnncts q! U,1!nnsyiti.
TO ali points on Chos. s. Ohio. ar. ~ Drie;",.
to dHtac South nRj .>pwtA0;st
MINED TRAINS for M.in Line l,.v, !,
exsndria daily, except Sunday, SuI y IA A.
Us p. n and roturalng arriya y. A!ax.1i',s
90 y. III. and Us p. III.
For MANASSAS LINE lasvs Wsaainr:n
GO D.. III. snl Aloxandria 7 Is ~ m, ,i..l,
except Sunday, s-rvo at Strashurga Al l.! - p ~
connecting with the Valley R)si Ess. ~
West Leave Sirss5urg - p. III , arriving :.
Alexandria At 50 D. III.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS n;!-
ISlON leaves Alexandris Tuesday. TAursl>y
and Saturday, a. % a. m aud returns Mn
day, "Wednesday snd Friday y! = 50 p. III.
For Middlsburg daily connection NJ t,sr.
station.
For Upporviio, regular connection =. d.
For WAERENTON, losva Washington 81
I W ~ IN. and II p. III. daily.
All trains mako good connections St Vs..
ington. TO and from North and Wea:
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washa,,tun ri
7 w a. H.. running through without change.
On Express train, leaving Washington ~ i -
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Ca:
with extra charge only 81, through 10 Dsnvu.
connecting to oil South.
Excursion tickets on ssls al low rates 10 thu
celebrated Resorts Of Virginia and Wost V'..
giniA.
Through tickets very low to tho South a..
Southwest.
sop - j. NJ. REOADUs, G.TA
1870 GREAT 1875;
Pennsylvania EuUTa
TO THE NORTH, WEST s. #UUTE y ~,
D0UBLE TRACK.
STaEs H HAI Whit SPfG Rn2iIx sG IT,
Juno so, 1870.
TIMORE 6 Potomac RAILKCAp, Cor
ner Of Sixth snd Is ST sets, SIS follows
For Phiisdslphs, New York and tho Es.s:,
l:S0 p. r., daily, eIccrt Sundsy, sn,.
l0.l6 ?. IL. daily: WITH paIscs Cars. im
tod k1press Of Pullman psr!or Cars 81,
n; dsily, except Sunday. For ph!ad"ph,
IS s.m., except Sunday, snd 80 p.rl. daily
For Pittsbarg sHdtho West lu.}0s. ;n. Gsi!y, W.
Ssror Cars 10 Hit.shurg; 40 p. n. dsiir
y. with Palace Gar 70 Chicago
oxcept; Sunday ana 7iu :. D.. daily, escep!
Saturday, with pslaCc E:.r T. CsI.ndaigus.
For Watkins. 1899 y. &c. daily except SIn-
day.
Fo- Baltimore, s y. S.25, $50 snd l0.%D 4. IN,
l.S2, ~, 4.2l, $50, 40 s1d Ul5 =. IN
On Sunday, 1880 a. II; 3 81, 40 and l0l5
LOCAL Trains.
For Alo1andris g, 7l5, 8, 8, 10 ami II $. M
LILO, s, a.20, 6, Geo, 7, snd li3G .. n, s.n
Sundsy ct 8: NJ, aad l.l5 and p II.
Trsins leave AloSandre for WasuinG.o,. GtN
f.l6 8GU, 900, 70 and Il AZ. 1, 3,4.A, S, e.y0
and p m. and II night.
On Sunday At 800 and 10 q. H., and o. r.,a
TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, VI.
QGsntleo and Richmond, will los7o haear.
dris st !. 10 a. II. daily and 70 Z. n. daily.
except Sunday.
Tlckots and information can be procured
principal railroad stations and ticket o:lico,
Southeast. l.. 7. FARMER,
p.p,>7,, ~ Com. tss5engor 8 gen!
HeNafai |hans2e". myli
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-31
CORNERSTONE mEECNsNTs.

SY :. JOHNSON & CO,
WHOLESALE GRCoERs.
GSNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Deslers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Uavo on hand GIBS0N'S Ky, NIX, GXXX
aud PUEE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
sad MONOGRAM WAISKIHS; also BAk.
ELS sld THOMP SON'S PURE Rye
WHISTLES, - which they i=vito the attention
- :he trade,
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
teCoiVe prompt attention.
CoaciSnmel.s q Flour, Grain and Country
p:od"co solicited, for Which they guarantee the
hielcgt market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner C Cameron and Royal SIS.
Aiezsadris, We. oct 20
yHAs' s. TAYLOR j.,
C:HglaI 81 6 G6 i Ii SSHtDSl GEG Eli
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
!. L. EiCkLEN IS SONS
CELEBRATED BRIDGEWATER FAMILY
EEOUE,
Il NoT,h Union street,
ian % Alexandria, Virginia.
7 5A';@oN s Smith
WHOLESALE
iziiOGiti:s3 AND uKiEBt.AL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
tr'"n@r fcince rad Royal sis.
ALEXANDRIA,. Va.
Consjgnlmeats Of Grain and Country Produce
solicited, Hnd prompt returns iaHdn. igl0
- AkL"" BROS
wroLgHALE
uEOC&i:S. ,HtMMISSIUN MEEuHAATs,
md poAicrs IN
JOHN GIESUN':i SON s. CO.'S GARNET
y, &N And E&H WHISNiES, and
9hompsons purn Eyo Whskcg; Fcraisn
H!naG End Grsnd!es, ale Hor!hr
and NhsrlpMgnns.
;$s;S> aGHMi:Y OF TnE i,AFl.AMD &
;;hMb row Der COMPANY.
n. " CoE. uAatgHoN AND ROYAL, sT;s.
Coffee rossiol f,r tho trsla Al &c pcr sack,
mT tt!
i. Mih&EIRN.
WiHfl.EHai.% AMn FANNY nRtNEH,
-; NF;Ai,&i; AND lnMMl@SsUN
alE!:G!!hur.
II" - ;"r.;, Seal s., noar MARKS. s;sco
h):snI-in. Va.
, 1879-05-27

Scene: Nam street, DuaLe. Dra,natls per-
sonlu: An o!d resident lnu q ncw arrival. Time,
i. is.-rhcre gucs jack Da'sing.
n. A.-Who's tua
q. ll.-Ouu of our 1rst citizens. Haven't you
heard tell al hint
u. A.-Su.
o. N-Why. he killed Tom Wilkins. iie's a
I,rurnicnr sa!uun man. ll.rrc's Hlli Thompson
steppiEls III tU slteak to HIN.
N. A.-WIiu'H Th0Altson9
q. N.-Qnu Vi our leading clttzcns. Haven't
you bear trll of HIN!
n. A.-So. .. --....
q. R.-ThAt's tlecr. Why. he killed Sandy
Suwc,,s and Alerk lingr1s, u.Nl put pyto avagr,a'
eye uut In u.n night. He's Il prulutucnt saluon
liian, 100. linllo, thcy'vo stopped to speak IL
4.ba Dlrkey.
n. .t.-Who's DtclicYf
q. k.-Ot, he uon'L amount To nothing.
N. A.-Scyrr killed utiy uuc, | SUPPOSED
u. N.-llekil my one! Psllaw. llS wouldn't
XII huboty. Iint!o! 1y thulGcr, thru tl,rco's
huYn' ii Bpat. HUNT yer hoa, strunecr, thry'sa
putlll' liz fr lopsl
Il't!ey inint !hc,r holes. Rapid llrlllg cnsucs,
nail ccascs. Oh! Resident alul New Arriyai
e,Ileree from under stuyu ahl seek infurina.
t!un.l
Thine, = p. III.
a. k-Iilil YOU tho camp ought to be proud
o. tha. lol1cr Abs DIclsuy. liu'a got ursys. I
hope liz boys Will turn 1nt bt:. VI thu double
funeral. ! Ascd ~ kuu1 -Abs's hrull,er IN t,lu
States. llo colau OF gfltty faulty. Woudcr
w!lat ILLS battll bot
, 1879-05-27

The project Of laying ca1le IRON tho Califor-
MIA cuaat io Japal by way Of tho Hawaiian
iatanda has teachrl tliu point wl,erc subsrrtp-
t!ons to the s!uck arc Invited. ntl Cyrua W.
expected that te I1awutlal, {ioycrluent Will sub-
scraba VI, ,00. .000 n,l lint tho ren,audcr Of lilo
reqa.ita capltat will b. rsiast Ia lonuon, Paris,
New York. us.l San Francisco. Ills sclluMo Is
IN atrong hanssD, and tnu tart thnt t',rre Il IN
lmnIctlsa amount Ut capital H. {Ac world That
can't ind prolltulle clnp.oynuutv u 0lilcr enter
prizes ls hi its flyOr; 10 therG 8eGhs to bo ~
rcas0u why It shuuld not bo u SUCCESS.
, 1879-05-27

The Court directed Alr, Campbell TO put the
wttnGss III tie stantl.
ugN. Il. A. MOTION,
q plcasant-looslng, mId1iIc'agesl geptloma,,
walked Np to this front, wn6 sYUrtl, nlll testified
that hs lived Ut New iluyeu, Cum, u,ld was, by
profession, n civil engineer. lie huppcncd tu ba
III, "aals''ston IN il'e spr!!ng Of lhst, and was
ankc'! " s"nAtor Moriou i he wouldn't like 10
10 IL work pi The 1suw Cltst1fn-ltullse III CHI.
cago. ltu expressed willingness to do So,
thc,I bri,l. out vi employment, and caule MI
lleru !" louk oycr itie srnI,t, bringing n letter
VI !ntr9a1'ctfoi iron, tiis Supervising Architect
to lnrlsns. ltu called at tho building, hut liur-
lfns's ass,stant ss.1 ho was out OF towll, utl.l
wouldn't he buck for three or four ttAys. III
thu ,nean,tne witness Looked uycr the
building asll ylslted the yards. Some OF tho
eaw ono stoua Just unoudrd from il wagon, and
! Intended tof u csp," hut wus split. lle saw
Durltng isnlnetllatuly nstrr bis RETURN introduced
himself, a'ns rr.nar!;ca tint spine Of tile matcri.
putting into building oi lu uIMEu'iulu OF tic
Custonl.ia0usc. Busl|,g naked Aim II lie was vi,
ARCHITECT, and t1le Witness tald Ar wusu't al,
srcfitect, nut az unt:!ncer. iarlInE replied, III
GcttIlg Tor work do not in,iIfy rigid cxat,,laa.
tthn "; or ,hut lhry weren't Justified IN furnish.
ing thu very bcst llAtcEal; Or something Ut that
Kind. Witness uhl not ircstnt Ills letter, but
vanlc away. s,rltl nutlllllg resulted irnm lila ytst.
| Atr. alrGa.r cross-.xaluinad. go!lpg i,lt, tic
witness biography Iran tllc st!nu c wus u
rAd-ltrnr1ns up ~ tlatg, but without hringtrl.,
] uut nityth!nt 10 tic lrnst HoTurutory tu tlu
character Dt tbs gontlenlull fruIu tic East.
| Alter getting through Will tte hlograplruE
business, Mr. McCagS uskcst HIN what position
he waHtttl. AMI lieu, Morton Kal tie expected
tl#t ~ might lrcoMe Assistant Superintendent.
| lir lid not 4sprolrh Hurting on ,Ile subert,
however. Hu1!1nt know Whrthrr thu Govern
ient bad paia fur l,lal lt4TtiruIur kLotIe iu the
HGgOn or lof. suiIlu Ut ll,t at0nu IN lII. hlltl,
Ing. .l0wcycr, Wns ulst, w,Iut l,u wouldn't call
ilrst.vlass. lic waa ut,aor to tell luw h.. pal:g
u bu leIe, except lila, hu "as summoned hrer
by United ntGtes Matshal, ulnl Ilsa tu
! come, sud that hu had received b
letter irom tho slr,ct.Atloruuy here
telling him Nv Was wanted here III .Als case. ue
, 1879-05-27

The executors Of tho will OF Thattdeus Stuveua
will offer ille Caledonia lrou Wurks Nv public
sslo In Chamtersb1tg. PA.. Juuo q. preliminary
70 eurtylug out ths 1aal charge Imposed upo1n
e60,0N remains, to establish "hoaas of fuge
, 1879-05-27

WATsEKA, ILL.,, May 94.-It was 60 hot and
sultry thnt the nain street Of The quiet llttlo
Village OF A. was eu.!rcly desarted. Not I'LL
Individual was to be seen until about sunset,
when duaty traveller presented 1lmsolf In front
Of tllo only hotel In the place, anl giving q
stately nod to the landlord, who stood On tho
porch, passed into thu office.
It wasu't.lo long before he had made great
change In hls personal appearance. lie had
brushed every speck Of dust froal his clothes,
and every hnir on hts head lay In tts proper
place; and be, who just o moment before was
bus dusty traveller, might now bo taken for a
very respectable minister of tle Gospel. His
lean, iank form might have excited laughter,
face would hAyG "nfDpcd 1t In tic bud"
When supper was over, he stepped up to tho
landlord ou thu porch md opened as loIIows:
VT has been o hot day, indeed; and 1t
my own kind have been forced BY poverty TO
lubor not through this only, but many other
days llko It. But now,n said he. taking of his
hut aud giving hts long latF to t',o hsceze, but
the Western hills. a,t from the cast there cnrucs
cooltt!g breeze that Elves new lfe and vtgor to
exhausted nnture. See how 1t plays Ia tho
grass aud gamools With tho leaves. Alas! II
but tho Master willis It Otherwise. aul my Jour
ncy IN not vet enucl."
As he said these words, his head sank low on
ills breast, and TO sturtcd OIL his way. The
business. AS l1o tapped u!o pfous n1an on tic
forgot soms!h!ng didn't youT Ifhe% % stranger 1ss
lnokut round. hut bis mind seemed fur away.
s hands on his pants poeltcts, then on his coat
tall pockets. then on Ills breast pockets, then h0
reached for bis neck. "Ahl'' tic said, antl ho
stepped back into tho offlco mud ionned greasy
ftSn4t I'm hot
when he ontcrcd. You arc IN honest u,an," he
antl 10 Thu landlord, placing hss hand on his
shoulder, "and I'm proud 10 know you. Many
man would have let INC 60 away, aud quietly
When ws!ss iii. tay il my aisss, viii ;"st put
II down In red ink" And no started again.
Bu. tho lanllord was up to these lttlo tricks,
I'M an.i he was going to l!aye pay for lis supper,
or know why. lie seized the p!ons n,nM By tbs
cnliar, and giving hin two Or three vigorous
shakes, said tle Thought he could "tgcshem has
memory d little"
Ny thunderl man," said tie plous lndivd-
llis hand down Into Ills pocket. Tho landlord
!,carll a cllnk.clnk that put him In good
l!nmor right awny, anl hu lot 60 his hotd. ~
Emess; , san," h. se;a Tqhout a. val " any
tt.u other, drawing an old rIckety barlow from
picked from tho Sidewalk. II Know W. you OF
could, just as soon As laid eYca On you. an.l /
lar friends, In the storms. md victssItudcs,
nnd uncertainties OF this llfo VIC may never
meet again: but wherever CO. whalevcr my
FUTURE .nay be- will HlWavs pray tl,at you may
gro" i. Arace, ant ripen for Elury.h
And In another instant tho tail form OF tho
pioas individual was lost 'a the growing dSrh:
Frce Colnago OF ailvrr-,rl,o IL to DO 1senc-
tltoh7
To ths Editor Of Ths TttbAns.
, 1879-05-27
A Tllouxlttless alotne''

Tho other AFTERNOON q lRIy caIls" aIl..,;rs tla !tis
It., ;tsff b.y & pH'ls, Il t. s.s'sxs s !, 'st ss,
ipisheI bur purchases, sue WIZ ~ riJ Ct, M,
teweler finally was uttraeteA pY s,.,,.eI s, 1t "
ulul tuck 1t iuto tho stose a.su asII..si ua bau
soma tr.nkets uutil it, mother p'''''s
and returned.
, 1879-05-27

for The relief IT tie hollo,nrs a,,s! mdlgcnt
nrplians IN La,eastcr City, Pa.. II two acrrs ot
l!',tl nro Rtvrt! for that purpose otherwise 10
Columbia. 1t ia thought that about &16 00Q will
bo available for tho pttrposc,
, 1879-05-27
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
I1umors of tho judicial Convention,
IN (hx t+ditor Of The Trthttns

Ummors Of tho Judicial Convention,
70 shs Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Afay W.-On Saturday last five Re.
publican candidates for Judge Of the Circuit
Court were nominated In Chicago A acntle-
man, not residing 10 the city, In passing the
place wherc tile Convention hal lust been held,
asked three gentlemen standing with many 9TH
crs on the sidewalk who wcru the fortunnto
nominees. Oue of them answered. "Willfams,
Booth, Buell., Reed, and Rossnfha1." The
stranger reJolned, "Thnt Is good ticket, Is II
nnt1" hs the Chicago party all looked rather
grave. lie Thought they might be Democrats; !;
hut presently ono Of them smiled and snltl:
"Why, this gentleman and think the ticket
successful caniidstes; ind tl,at ono,S poiatng
to the third man, thinks 50 too. hts partner
WAS canddnse." Tile stranger npologized,
assuring ii!em that II he had known them llo
feelings; but he still thinks cantlstiatos for
FACT.
Sale of Four Fer Cent Ccrtlfcates.-A shsme.
FIJI Farce.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Cn1oAno, May s0.-The rcmarks ID your paper
Of yesterday "as to tic a1legcd favositisnl
shown employes Of the Post Office" arc timely
and 10 tho point; md tho ".rumors that Tie
employees haye been permitted to invest heavily
outside land i1ssidcI OF tho regular hours Of
salu' believe to be mora than truc.
Having few per cent md per cent Coy
esnnient bonds to convert into 1 per cents,
hayc oudcavorcd to get the per cent ccrtll-
Gates, atsd, like many others, haVa been disgust
cd at the opon fhyoritts1n shown By the pollcu
to tho friends, wives and children Of the oftl-
cale.
On Friday Inst tickets werc given to those In
the llnc (as blind, probably. 10 cavcr official
lavorftisml and n nn @ oid gensloman'@ ~ @s'sariy ~
u,l yet Oh that day $GO, 600 werr pntd cut, as re-
ported In THE TRIBUNE. On that same day /
saw several policemen and young eir1s taken to
numbered 4oa and BY col. iiawloy, draw their
certificates, md Leave, while n,any old ncople
who had stood H. line from U o'clock in tho
morning wrsu cut of.
mcn, to WHOM, nm c1trn dollar was real god
send, to come early in the 1nbrntnE TlIry wcre
IN the limo By o'clock, md wcro ellt or Iust
they Ind reached tho 6oor. On the same day
inquired II wanted to buy ccrtIacatcs. I told
hin did, an1 offered Ills price. In paying. lo
demanded Crccnbacks, saying, ~ cut, 10 right
back md get more" a,lsl asked II would buy.
Answering fayorably, handci llftn my card,
hoping might meet him mi, Eet his name.
On Saturday stnlitttNK on Adams street, saw
a dask-compIcxtoncd official with q club or canc
in bis lland pull out Of Ills pocket roll or Soy.
soy, to s1,0oo u, sl,ow them TO another Official.
Any one standing IN line or outside Of the ]lne
can see these things gong on every day, md
hundreds Of poor men and women who arc try
i1lE to earn an cxtrR dollar arc ruled ott.
I hoos nnd belicvs TINT Postmaster Palmcr is
mot aware OF thu amount Of bribery md favor
itsm goIrg OH right under his nuso. This eale Ut
certificates is proving perfect bonanza to Col.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-24
ORPHANS COURT SALE

y, VIII be esp.@sa % fah,s sais oa FRIDAY. The
zsth aAy q AfRiI., ai e'5lork 2 " A D. isss st
We Oart tehae. in Bellefa6ie Ceasss ccauty Pa
lh@ iesl"~ ne ral estai. the urugs~rty 81 John
s~ettEsf, dtce.std late nf R-uBsr fpxnshin Centre
couuty, Pa. and noe occupied ~ ts~arrs s~el..sr
as-at~l As t.sioNs' All that certain tasaansge o.
heinspt and Bet or piece uf land situate in neuner
township, oeHriy of Centfe. Pa neTif nine af =
cornsf 81 land surveyed IN the uAas uf VIA ssrtca
r. now Naieutines honcs along iaads of valsmtin.@
broektfhoa snd Others. North Is degreas " @st lte
Iefehss % ssass thence BY lands Of tssus Asa snd
eiher south esdegrees West our psfxA-s to rsst hy
spgiue creek tbeaes ly lard suaxeysA ss nansst
TURNER, noe Brctksshof. eoath - degrees Esss =
perthes 70 sfaBess thenos ~ Land q Rrack.fhesE
snih Z degrees Easi 70 rerctes 10 ssanss thence by
land q The late Rev James Linz. nsw vslsnssass,
N"fth e degrees East stss perSh 10 tAs plas Il
teeisstnR R--esntaiuisF TWENTY-FIVE AcREss AND
Iokn-fMO fkH'tiEs and allowance: thsreun a
h"ass and hsrn aud uihes improvements nlss ssid 10
- lfsn gre 90 The penises. Tefms sf sale 0ae.
hird - hahd Hran eesafmstisn ef sals sasthird IN
vse Ns@f, saa soefhft in tse yeafs thsgesasr--shs
lsiit tso payments - beAf interest," and % hs sacef~d
~ lssaas and mortgage ths premises.
ls1i y D. KLINE. AslnsiaissrAisf.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-24
Philadelphia Markets.
TCEsnaY. April y

TcrsbAT. April p
ftouR AND AzAt-Ths four trade is hTmer. With
msre demand for wintsr wheat Sales of 90 baFr.ls
including Minnesota extra family Ai Is for medium
up ~ NT5 fer fancy; Pennsylvania do. do at Sl7Ss5
western do do at f5t5b bo and patent and other hish
grades ct t6E5s7 50; also 2o hArrcl. southern Ou
s~eret terms. Rys four is steady ct t4TSa2.s7i
Cornmeal 10 neglected.
GRAIs-Wheat Is quiet and firm saic. u 2,t00
bushels: including Psnnsylvauia r.d ct 81 li2talll
PsnnsylSsnia and southern smbsf ct l1tltssl.l rs .
sRd No. western rcd, elevator, at SILKY. Rye /.
quiet aud unchanged. We quote at 5TaJssc foe seat
eFn and Pennsylvssia. Corn meets With . Moderate
demand. and rules hrm. sales of 5000 bushels nclad
Ing rejected, at <Oa4le, steamer, at tt1s2ie south.
sFn yellow, at Gs~st4e sni sail. elevator at ts!r
Oats fairly active aud hrm. <aies q go bassls
Including mix 3D. At 3isL1ae aud uhits, at 92itt3l
ksEns-Clnvsr vas unchanged but dull at 5as5i. for
t.ir u prime, With iAney grades quoted saiable
g. Timothy vas dull and unchanged at tl-SsttI Ilo
to quality.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-24
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NeW 1drerfiseOi ents.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE
H.. - si.= - o..
Ne,U 1drerfise3n enfs.

We have given uery close and
careful attention 10 The selection Of
goods for the Spring Trade, and
feel justified IN saying that our
present Stock cannot be erceited
either IN regard 10 Variety, Quail
ty or Price, and wc doubt i il IS
equaied in either Of these respects
by any house in Centre county.
There are too many leading ar
ticies in our stock TO make special
mention Of them all, but call atten-
ton directly to u te,O items that are
no,c being sought after every day.
Mackerei are Of good quality hi
season and are selling rather faster
than usual at this SEASON Of The
year. We hare been selling moth
ing but full ,reights-50 lbs. Of fsh
in each quarter barrel and 100 lbs.
in each hall barrel. They hare
better painc for the money than
short iceightS.
Lake Herring and White Fish
are very Jine tbs season and cell
ing freely.
Our Sugar Cured Hams, Dried
Beef, breakfast Bacon and Cheese
are all ,oorthy Of special mention.
Oranges aud Lemons are rery
fine and the price io,r enough 10
to bring them into erery day use.
But the price on these goods ,riH
be much higher in short time.
Our Meat Market. ncrt door 10
our Grocery room, is ai,cays ,ceN
supplied wih The choicest meats.
We Kill the best Beef Nation aud
Veal that can be found; dressed
in first class style and scrred to
customers IN tie neatest, ciednest
manner possible.
No house in The Grocery and
Provision business in Beilefonte IL
prepared to supply all the mants Of
the family so tpeH as ,re can do at
present.
Tn % TH
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Gen. Beauregard's Views.

THE SOUTH HAS PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES,
But WILL SUPPORT the NOMINEE.
Prom the 81. Louis Pust-pispsteh
"How is Tilden looked ON at the
South, General2n
"Tilden is not favorite with us by
any means. lilo did not act right after
his election, and We have no guarantee
that he would not do exactly the same
thing over again. Still, the South will
accept any man for the Presidency that
cratic victory
"Who are your favorites ?!
"Either Thurman or Bayard would
be- most acceptable to us. Hendricks
is very strong inan, and any one OF
these three will be warmly supported at
the South"
"And Hancock2'
swell. Hancock is q military man,
and the Democracy don't want military
men just now. In Louisiana Hancock
is probably the most popular man that
has been mentioned Tor the iirst place
on the ticket; still do not think that
he will DO candidate. The fact is,
Pennsylvania ID tho state that must bc
carried, and we will have to nominate
TO do that. As to the Presidency, we,
as said before. are not particular, but
we do think that the South should be-
considered in the second place, and
either Wade Hampton or Lamar would
make an excellent Vice President"
"Who are going to be the Republican
leaders,"
"Every indication points to Grant;
after him come Blaine and Conk!ng.
just as question of preference between
the three, although all OF them are most
unacceptable to US, Conkling is, perhaps,
the least Objectionable"
"What will be the character of the
canvass
"At any rate it will hardly be fnsn.
cial. Tho mere question of money,
whether it be gold, silver, copper or
paper, do not disturb Us at the South.
We arc too poor to ask for currency
laws; what we want is more commerce.
New steamship lines and the Southern
Pacific railroad interest us much moro
than the Ohio idea. The only chance
for Sherman is that tho finance ques.
ton should become an issue, but all
that il practically settled now"
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ExECUTOR's NOTICE. L.

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% present The aais nushsatcssz e,r ssslsspeas
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The bark Bathal Wood, at the port of
ST. Johns, New Brunswick, from Rio
Janiero. on the llth inst, lost
her Captain, mate and three OF
her crew by yellow fever before she
started, and seaman by the same dis.
ease on the voyage. The vessel, which
was quarantined there. has been in.
spected and allowed to enter.