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The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14

NOTICE those Seal Sacques at E. n. Perry s..
I strongly recommend tae use of Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites to all who
suffer in any way from disease or weakness OF
the Lungs, Bronchial Tubes, or general debili-
ty. J. II. w. SCOTT, MD, Gagetown, NIB.
noyll T&F&W
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14
Central Wharf Tow-Boat Company.

CentTAI W udII TOW -DOeeO NO111Po'11J'
At the annual meeting of the Central Wharf
Tow-Boat Company the following officers were
elected:
President-N. K. Sawyer.
Clerk-C. A. Vickery.
Treasurer and Manager David Torrey.
Directors-N. X. Sawyer, j. Fogg, W. ID.
Scott. G. A. Vickery, H. B. Cleaves and e. b.
WinsloW
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14

creased facility, Mr.. Park has also purchased
the mill property of the Sewall Brothers, and
will continue business in the mill which he
has occupied and also in the one just pur-
chased.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14

DIR. o. FITZGERALD will visit Portland Satur-
day, the 18th of this month, one day only, at
Falmouth Hotel. nOv5dtd
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14

REIcHARDrs EXTRACTS are unequaled for
fragrance and durability. $3.50 for half pint
bottle See advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14
Real Estate.

The following real estate transfers were re.
corded In this county yesterday:
Portland-House and land on Grove street
from VIM Haggett to Amanda NJ. Walton.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14

The annual report of the Eastern Railroad
Company has been submitted to the Railroad
Commissioners of Massachusetts. from which
the following figures are taken:
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14
Republican Convention.

In pursuance of vote of the Republican City
Committee, the delegates elected froLi the various
wards at caucuses held Friday evening, Aug. 26, to
nominate candidates for Representatives to the Leg
islature from this city, requested to meet in con-
vention at the headquarters of the Republican City
Committee, 51O1s Congress St., on Monday At
candidate for Representative to be supported at the
polls Monday Nov. 24,) to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Hon. NJ NJ. Butler, one of the Repre-
sentatiyes elect. Per Order City Committee.
VIM H. PLUMNIER, Chairman.
GEO. F. GOULD, Secretary.
H H Burgess VIM. G. Soule, G. H. Baker, G.
Brooks, Geo. Trefethen, M. G. Donham, j. I. Mer-
rill.
WARD 2.
Geo. Chandler, Edward A. Gray, John +. Lis
comb F. b. Barr, r. p Jewett, D. Randall, Wm.P.
Osborne.
WARD 3.
Lyman N. Cousens, Geo. II, Abbott, W. w La
than. Lewis a. Goudy Geo. G. Saunders, VIM. P.
Hastings, John c. Tewkesbury.
WARD 4.
Henry B. Cleaves, John j. Perry, Jos. F. Libby.
M. S. Gibson Lewis Pray. Henry l. Nelson, Nathan
e. Redlon.
Josiah H. Drummond, Nathan Webb, j. S. Win
slow, Caleb N. Lang, A. o. Shaw, Henry s. Irlckey,
Jas. d. Fessenden
Geo. F. Foster Jas. Bailey, Benz. G. Somerby, Ste
phen Berry, Aaron w. Lovejoy, G. d. b. FISK, y. Il.
Gerrish.
VIM A. Winship Chas. j. Chapman, F. W, Clark,
Geo P Wescott, VIM. H. Pencil, w. G. How, Ed
win r Morse.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14
Breaking and Entering

Two stores at Bridgton Centre were broken
into and S75 worth of furs and feathers stolen.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14
Another Bankrupt Stock
BOOTS & SHOES F!
Now Rush for the Bargains.

Notwithstanding the advance on all kinds OF
Roots Shoes and Rubber Goods, am enabled by
this recent purchase of large stock bought at 80
cents on the dollar, to give the consumer some nnes
f goods at prices far below anything heretofore Of
fered. r. -,
ed some of the kind mentioned before they are al
disposed of.
u ID q u, g II.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14

PERFECT fits in Seal sacques at E. N. Perry's
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-14
Warming;

Jacobs Wonderful Eishogran.
j.. NJ. Jacobs, Canadian Patentee of the Litho.
oror has his day been assigned Letters Patent of
the United States, numbered 1o5,3oo, and dated
July IL, 1870 for the Elastic Transfer Process OF
il dated at Washington d. c., Nov. 10th, 1879, and
signed III. E. Paine, Commissioner of Patents,
Under this Patent inuncions will at once be issued
AGAINST all the various Grams and Graphs now
Infringing on this process; and the public is hereby
warned that time and money will be freely spent IN
frineements and they will be vigorously prosecuted
under the Patent Laws. j. M. JACOBS, Patentee
and Manufacturer, 8 Arch street, Boston.
noY14 uIW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02
RorIGGilnlS.

We hsVe received from Tho Leonsld Scott
Publishing Company OF Few York thoif A NJ
erican rorrin. of the LoHdon Quarterly Review
and Tho Westminster Review, 20. October The
contents Of tho formii arc:
Fiscal and his Editors. Tha college Of
i'hysiciGra, Albert Outer, The Founder Of
Norwich Cathedral. Joseph dc Msi,tro on Rus.
sia, Froldt's :" :a!, the Weather SID lis Pre-
dic!ion, HcGrg " CT France, The Submission
Of the Clergy, and Principles i! Stake those
0! the latter The Federation Of tlo English
Empire, Tho Lew Of Real Property, The Indian
Mutiny, Cavour End Lsalarmo.s, FRINGE Bis
niarcl, Lord Broughaal. India and our GoIonia g.!
Empire. an! Contemporary literature.
Tho DeComher number Of the Southern His
toricsl Society Papers has been re3ei7el from
liz publishers. in EchG0nd. Tho leading and
Chief article IN this number IS tho address of
Central F:zhugn Leo ben!o tho Virginia ni-
vision Il. n. Y. association an tho 18th q lns.
Oclobar, in which - graphic End inteccslin., ac.
coan: is given OF Tho battle ot C#snceilorsvilie,
il watch StonoTSll Jackson wss hili@d
St. Nicholas for december has boon received
from is publishers, Sclibner s. Co, Glow York.
This is tho Christmas rumbsr, snd - even more
than usually attractive 10 tho class Of readers for
whose especial pleasure this magazine is cub.
lished-the young, To whom Christians IS the
merTieat tiEIa Of all the year.
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[FCr the Aloxsrd.i9 G!Ea'le
HGefS 0reIortcHI.

The pat month (Novonbc wss tie st Of
the autumn E'oLtts. aaG the staeon has bad its
rooulisritics, SID has hco: the drytst three
months toge!b'7 ths> hsvo aty rrcard Of hay
ing had only % in Of r. n du:i K thai iint i"I
TENDER had II, October 70 ard Eoveube )
ing WAS on the 221, l5o; mean tempe atura FOR
the month 1878 Totally cloudy days only
and rain fell on days; on Tie 29th sd t,r:t-
&c gsle OF wind and snow Equsl.
Autumn 1873 We had Ill inches of rsin 1874
S. 1873 0l0; 1876 II IS; 1877 IS s.; 1873 II II;
1879 % &. GILlIHGuAM.
AcCotirk, vs..
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lion IN THE ZINC SrIEIE..-.Ot observations OF
snow collocted Oh mountain 20 ye sId within The
Arctic circles aEd lar beyond The il Haenco Of
factories and smoke, confirm tho Rupposition
that niLu!e particles Of iron iost in the sLmts-
phere and in tms fall 10 the earth. Some ply.
sicsts belicvo that these floating particles of ,on
are concerned in the striking phenomena of the
aurora. In his recent voyages, Nordenskjold
examined snow far in tEo north beyond Spilz.
bergen snd louu1 therein small particles Of
metallic iron, phosphorus and cobnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS

MANSION HoUsE.--W n Nelson and dauph.
ter Clarke; John Robertson, Montreal; L n
Bsstsble, Fauquier; " Ii Garner. Wsrro5ton :;
Thcs GlasscccE, Loudoup; NJ G Richardson, dc;
Dr. G II T,umbo. Va; W L EgGborn snd LADY,
Culpeper; Il w Eawxhurst, Va; j w Bn.!cr,
Va; Miller, Va i Hte Va; J + Strother
Fauquier; j NJ Fount, w; Howson Hooe, Eau.
qnie!; Il Is futile, Albany, y Y;J u ViGkory,
Santa Foe, II Nj
ToNTlNE.-E Davis, hces1Grs; d Wtavor,
Fauquier: u 3 Turner, Va; y l. Ihcrp Va; L:
Z Biocketi, Bsl;o; $ VI Adams and son, No !;
q W hawxhnrst, Va; l. W IIska. Fauquier;
III Lake, do; Samuel Field, DO j L Hill, W.:
Il S Smith, Wsrrcnton; g Floranco, Va;
VIM johnson, Va; 7 4 Rauey, jr, Narre7.on;
W Il Es&oorH, Cuiroper; Il V Nclch. lid; j
Henry va; j G Hart Washington: Ii IL ~.
.or, do; Il Il l.onefssa, 90; WIN $ Summers,
LoNdoun; W + Lynn, do; L Frasier, do ;
II Frssier, do; Judge James Ssngstcr, Fairfax !;
7 Daniel. Va; j w Fletcher, Va; e w Chan.
cellor, Va; j j Moran, Falls Church.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER Pa0BABILl TIES, Der. ,, 1879.
For the Middle States falling barometer, north.
crly winds, Warner, party cloudy weather, pos.
sby ID north rn portion light SLOWS or rain.
folio od on Wednesday by rising barometer and
northWcs.cr'y wilds.
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~ =. BEASHEhE.
Ilcconner -, lST)

~ December q, 1873
DRY GOODS-We call special attention 70
iull lines Of goods now in store. and Il: pr:ces
lower than the sana cen DO replaced !;1nl New
York. Goods sro rapidly advancing. and wo
aIe selling st old prcca.
Country merchants should tsko advantage oil
our down prcts IND supply their visits fer
months to come. We bought for cash in advance
Of 4 rising msrkct
Il. r. BhASNEAK,
r.. & Eoomca no l!El King street
decy Aloasndris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

PERSONAL---VERY.. A. Mushbach. c;q mem
Der Of the House cf Delegates trcn this city,
started for Richmond on Sunday to attend The
meeting Of tho Legislature.
Capt. T. l.. Smith, Senator i1om ttis cii.
irlct. will leave in the mora!pg for the same
purpose.
Mossrs. Peel eud Reed. members If the
British Parliament, pass,d through here Id S
morning for GCr3oGsvi!c on Tho Miiaod road.
They wcro accompanied by Col. John S. Bar.
bour, receiver of tho road.
Mr.. Carrcli w. Ashby, Ct tiil cily, hks re-
ccvod an appointment on the York River rail,
road, OF West Point, Va. aid left fer his new
post TO dav.
Major Joho W. Daniel, formerly Ct this city,
has p0s'jo at the Same Ilaoa.
Gov. Holiday passed through this city last
night on his way TO Eichmo1 frorl Winchester,
Wbcro he has been constquor! upon tho death OF
his mother
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Republican says that the largest SCI 0 5rer hat
ever entcr,d the port Of Washington arrived
q: the Grost Falls Ie, Coupary's wharf, foot
OF Tenth street. yesterday afteruooc. Her
nane is Mabel L. Phillips. aud she c'carsd
from Gardiner. Me-. tho 18th ult;m,, With
1882 tors Of ios. TITS is also the lsEg s.! cGrso
ever discharged there " single ecnonnlr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

foLICE lTENs.--Thc folIoxiug o.s,n taYa
been reported since yos'csdag:
Betsy BrV&n. cc!orld, Ior tlsor;!c3i9 ,aGnGt,
wes iocd and discharged.
j. Wyatt, for assault on Ec!ay i;r,gn, n,i
aig.. Iqss fiaed and discharged
: eoiorod man named Payne, accused ot as-
s,uir, was discharged i'lr want Of cviienon
. There were only four intgcr7 laSi night vi
'!o station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

CORPORATION CoURT --,t,dgc CArIea L
Stuart rrc@tlsMg. tho will ot VIM a. john,
son was admitted 10 rrotato. aud Mat;hs Il.
JOhGson qualified 20 E$ccytrix thereof
Car il Cox YVES txoEcratcd from The paYIi"pi
Ci captstion tax Oh account Of bodily iaE7ini.y.
/. ID. Feudall was GENERATED from The ray
lncnt Of q tax enormously assessed.
f. II. Hawkins qusliGcd IS 4 Justice 81 :ht
Peace
i. Wnta!lcy CT 81. VS. la LIMO ct 3! 10
chancery; report OF comrs. Ct s5l, flied ard
confirmed.
Skldmorc vs.. Skidmore; 10 ctaIc?r; cause
referred to Commissioner.
Court Adjourned uuiil to-m:r!Ow morning OF
ID o'clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

BEAuFoRr- -Mr. Joseph ". White, for
tneriy Of The ia!o Virginia Sentinel Of this city,
but DOW travelling passenger agent of The Mag
noa Route. les published in pamphlet form
Brief History Ct Beaufort. S. G., and Vi
aln!ty, c5py OF whah be has sent to this
office
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New Books, Magazines, Reviews

&C., &C., &c,
NJ fkEN'CIfs, 95 KING 81
THE INFLUENCE OF JESUS, BY Rev
Phillips Brooks, Rector Of Trinity Church, Boz
ton; price 81 25
THE POEMS OF FRANK 0. TICKNOR
ND, with en- introduction By Paul II. Kayne;
IN The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a romance
from tho German of Il. Marlitt, translated b}
Mrs. a. L, Wister; 81 80.
Mr.. PHILLIPS COVERINGS, By tho
''Danbury News" Man GOc.
A TIGHT SQUEEZE; SOC.
VIVA, by Mrs Forrestar; 5O.,
THE GkACCaI, MARIUS aud SULLA;
81 CO.
SA hUEL JOHNSON. by Lssio Stephens;
IS cents.
Just received full stock of BLANK BOOKS
cheaper than ever; Iedgers. Blank Books,
Journals-cap. deny and medium. Mon,ran.
dun and Pass Books, all sizes
NEW BOOKS daily.
OCT GEO. +. FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

Coat SHIPMENTS -Duti3g the week ending
90 Saturday 22j boats left Cumberland cl7ryiog
1886. / tons CT c:al. This vas tho heaviest
week during the past tHo Yeas Tho nixt
heaviest being tho second week of the past
month, both ofwhich bci0x ia November mac e
that mQnth tho heaviest Of tho year. 500 boats
carrying S,%ll .0j tons Of coal haviug lrt. This
Was exceeded lat year in the iaon,h rf July
Iy one bost. The average pc hoat fer list
's"nk way | 2.l7 TOES; for tho m)1lh, 1907
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49, Tho regular monthly ncoting Of the
Hyiraulion s. =. e. Co, will ba held to-nigh.
st 7 j o'cleck. JOAN lANNoN,
It SpCfotsry
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STOVES AND TgNWARE.
STOVES! STOVES!
AT 1i3 KING STREET,


gould csll special attention ID my large stock
of STOVES, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook,
Psrlor Dining Room and Office Stoves OF the
latest styles and mos. Improved patterns, each
and every one Of which is guaranteed to eivs
entire satisfaction.
Also SEXTON'S, SPEARS and all other
FIRE PLACE HEATER5 put up to heat one
two and three roome.
HOT AIR FURNACES Cor heating dwell.
inga. churches and public buildings, q SPECIALLY.
| have constantly on hand large stock of
TIN WARE, Chamber Sets, Coal Holds and
Shove!s and Houaefurnishng goods in general.
am also prepared to repair Fire Place Heat.
ers, Hot Air Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges and
all other Stoves that are msds.
Roofing, Gu:tering and Spouting done at short
notice, in the city and country, and on the most
reasonable forms. ali work warranted 20 give
satisfaction.
sepl5 THOS. hoy,
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FORE Of ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER 2
Sun rises.......... & SO Sun satr.......... 4 4

FORE Of ALEXANDRIA,, DECEMBER 2,
Sun rises.."."".... So Sun sasr........... 4 al
ARRIVED.
Str j w Ta0mps0a, Lowe. p, rc ID i a Reed
Schr Maggie, 1T Deposit. 20 j II j &moo!.
CLEARED.
Sir Expeii;nurt, rhilsdefuhis, by i 4 Reed.
Str Jano Acselcy, lover Porc, by + A Koed,
Str Mattano, lower Pie, by Brode-s & Go.
Schr I J Seward, Georget0gr, by z + Eooe.
Schr Maggie, Washington. by j II d Sinoot
SchT Va Dare, BALTIC, by W 4 Moore.
Schr EurEette. Cambridge, by w = Sincot.
Schr e q Eshcock, Washington, for rolai7E.
PASSED VI.
%chr ia:1;a !; Hart.
PASSED down.
Scll3 kmrtas. j + Fardu.cn trl YIN Wal
ton.
S;chr MsgsIo Cain, GeoTge!cw0, fer Aspin-
wall.
AG&oRAEDA.
s:chr W II kimball, Georgetown, at n Y Isl
Scar X + CRtada, hence, ii New haven Z9th,
Sour Warren Sawyer ssiled from Delaware
breskwa!er for Washington &0.h.
Schr Henry Is Congdon: hence. Of Prov both.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

MoFFE1T LIuroE REGISTERS. the Uo5ao
Mis,vHcr CT The RCgenlo has returned to The
"otpcra.i0n Court bis report OF iha EloTcit
registers 10 the city icT tho month Of Novem.
Ter, The total amount registered is $29o.Gl,
much less thaa usual. Tho Commissioner, III
4 nQtn to Tie report, says: The liquor trade
j. Ealing Of from the fact Of tho drinking nc1
to lha number Of between ihrca and four hun
trei having qnit t:yuking and joined The lie
t5rm Club"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

ELECTION or OFFICERS. At mectios Of
the J 0uOg Hc9n!cs Literary Association, held
on Sunday last, ths following ollin4rs we're
Ss'oo!ea: Prcai1oOt, Frank Wcrzsii; Wee presi.
Goat Charles Dledal; Secretary, l.. j. Brager;
Treasurer, NJ. Kaunnan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

hSHoRE.-AIgces from the lower river re-
pot the schooner Alfred ilrsbrock bouGd from
t'tvidcnca To Goorsetowa, as bciog .shorc on
SEann Point TIC tug pclr1nac has Sono 70
hTr assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

DEATH or a FORMER ALEXANDRIAN.-!n
tho teIcHrap!t:c rews in yesterdays Gazette was
notice Of the &aiicn ia.:h il Neg Otcana
ct We. &. Black, y promiacn! merchant OF
that city. Nix. Eiac, waa a G&L!ve Of A!rxan'
drIa. anu was ancu: sixty four ycnrn Of age.
li9 vas son OF Can't. David Back, sho u.
tn, time C5mman3cd The ship B2sloo. az; was
subsequently, pert warden. = sister OF sir.
Mack married the laio Gil. 5. kns Shay aud
resided hers up 10 tic t'lan OF ilsr Gtc:ss
hlr. Black Tcnt TO New O!leaas some thir;v
i've or ioEty years ag9, apd, 81 tho iinio OF IT,
death was Gro ct tho most rr0raccnt ruGn in
that city, iho giic aGG family Of Mr.. ntck
ta7o tcCn soi2uF9Irg :oT s>EI1 t,ma III Abs
marie, ard we're 20 have Gina hi, civ 70 d,v
Cd al cree Tor New OrioaEa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

MURDER TgTAT.-'fhc trisl Of John S. hc'
ton, Tor the murder OF jain DiSou. was CON"
ncncad 10 the Charles County tMd,l Court,
IN Tuesday. 1t vii! be remembered that Dixon
VAS accused OF having seducci tic daughter Of
Acton while OF Z visi. to Washington last Juno.
A'oD seat afttr Dixon, and, finding hin sit
,!Il'G II Lis door, shot hin without warning.
Tic probablii!os are that the jury Tiil disagree.
WASHINGTON HARBOUR Tho Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

STEALING MACnISEGY.-rho kania Of VI d.
II. West Il Bros. brick yard. near fcrt itun
5on, in the c1uotN were prevented trom going
io ~olk yesterday morning by tho ilc5 that
Ono thieves, during the preceding aight, had
,,J'im scmo necessary rarta Fl the 1nsch:eeyy.
Tic Pieces taken vii iovo!Vo iGss CT some
$40 to the ir!n, besides The loss Of timo, while
The !hlci probably opiy got about 20 cents tor
tss ola iroD. TIE thiovcry 10 the county is
SID to b. booming almost beyond endurance.
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Uo0D TEMrLARS. Baptist church last
l!sht was crowded from pulpit to door With
lndlos and gen l,nen drawn there to to hear
hcv. II. vi. " horton sptak on temperance,
aDd to witness til, f.rmatcn of lodge of Good
TcmpaTs.
Alter preliminary religious exercises, Mr..
Wharton delivered his address. Ho oxplaioed
the aims and principles OF the Good TempIars,
which we're total abstinence, moral suasion local
cp:oG aud prohibition. lie depicted in clio
qucat terms the evils resulting from ioempc.-
nncc and urged all to come forward, meo, wo
men and children and help TO organize the
lcdoc OF Coed Tempsrs in this city.
f3V. Mr. Pearce arose in tho audience and
asked permission TO make an exploration.
Whom he had announced from his pulpit, On
Sunday night. that Mrs. Riley would deliver c
temperance address on Monday Dieh. lie vas
not aware that Mr.. Wharton had made SINH
lar arrangement. As soon az he heard tkar
Tact he at once stopped the erra1gcmeats Tor
Mrs. Rlley's address and tcicgrsphei Ter uct
to come. lie did this because he lacia =! IL
unadVisablc to have two neciiois t3r Sc tamc
object going on ct once. Al i iIiight oJk Ike
opposition. lie thought it de- 10 hi'1s" and
the members of the reform Ciub pits.Di 80
STATE that they did not know that has m.o!in&
WIS for the pu5I.Csc of forming q Gjtd Ten
pilrs' lodge. As tho notices ~ the rGp.rs
world seem ta I'D c2ic thht tie CAB cane Tor
thas purpose, II W5R cniy la-' tu say 'hit when
ihCv first CfI3alG.d, tiiH formation O. l.ds2
was proposed aGi c rreap?ndGGcc npeucd ";til
Mr. IiswXNurst en- tic slji.ct Il maa finally
determined, however. - o;G,ti%t % ihG .'!e'
ACn. r!ap. Tho t"n va; III . h1urrSung Goa
,ilrion, hGvini. a3out three huafTai members.
fully t;So thirda 81 WON mad bean reclaimed
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LOTTERIES.

Authorized by the Commonwealth Of
EeHsuCISy, and Fairest IN
tile World.
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I1NkGAE TGhT WILL KEEP YOUR
I1ChLEa. Cider Vinegar mnde Of Tho
pure juice oftbn srpio, And Of unususl sLreGgth.
For salo BY r. j. DAVIDSUN,
sep.1 Iii King ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-02

TIDEk-We h>vc Just received another SUD.
~ ply Of SuLPH&Tk OF LIMB. used 10
arrest fermentation IN cider with full directions
on each bottle.
oct1 r. s. LEApEEkTEE & BRO
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WASHINGTON HARBOUR Tho Washington
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14
NJ ARRIED

On the ll,h inst, By Rev, j. w.
Wolfe. Dir. JouS I. CRAWFORD to Miss
ISABELLA MARTIN. daughter OF John
Martin. Esq, all or this county.
On the End inst. by Elder John A.
Corder, at the residence of Mrs, Largent,
MIR. EDWARD L. LAHGENr to Miss SA-
RAH c. ALDERToN, all of this county.
On the 9th inst, 10y the same, at his
residence, Mr.. CHARLES w. SHANE to
Miss LAURA A. Hort, all of this county.
At the residence or the officiating min
lister. Rev. James Beatty. on the 5th inst.
Mr.. JosErn STiCKLEY TO MISS ELIZA
STRAUDERMAN, both OF Hardy county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14
DIED

A. Hooks Mills. in this county, on
October 30th, LESTER Ross, infant son
of LycurguS c.; aud Retta NJ. Hook.
aged 2 months and 10 days.
Like The tender flower, he came forth
in early Spring, 70 loom, and then to
die 10y tho first touch OF Autumns chill.
ing blast.
"Bu, the swsetes, sOwoi, are the srs, to fade 4"
Goodby TO our dating, blesi baby, oh Why
Dids, thou Zee ffotn our arms to home on high
We knew not Row dsarly We 'bvAd thee sweet
babe
No never unti orr a.rliuE was laid in the
grave. sss
In Oakland Md, few days ago, Mr..
+. A. Chisholm a worthy citizen OF that
place. Tic was born in Halifax Nova
Scotia, in 1910. and had resided in Gar.
rett county since his youth
In Grant county, this State, last week.
REV. A. /. BovEY, local preacher Of
the u nIted Brethren Church, & n native
Of Washington county, Md, aged 80
years.
AZ the Glebe, in Hardy county. on
the fth inst, Mr. Nicholas HARNESS.
in the 77th year Of his age. Mr. Har-
ness the Moorefeld Eraminsy SAYS. was
we'll Known on the South Branch. and
t>AVnged TO generation that is we'll
h's' 5xtinct. But few, il any Of his
6SriF companions survive him