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MINERAL WATERS.
BEDFORD (VIRGINsA)
Alum and Iron Springs Water,
bASS AND PILLS

MASS AND PILLS
For certain forms of Dyspepsia, Diseases Pecu-
liar TO Femae,, Chronic Diarrhcea, Bronchial,
Scrofulous and Cutsneous Affections, Disorders
of the Liver. Kidneys and Bladder, Debility,
Malaria and Headache,
Equal to any Water Of its class known 10
me-" HUNTEB MCtiUIRE, NJ. D.. Va.
Satisfactory in Uterine Diseases and in hs-
larious conditions" e. W. VAIL. ID. Ohio.
efficient is Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood"
6. T. HARRISON, N. Y.
Used with success in certain diseases peculiar
to females" B. RoEMEE NJ. D., Mo.
"Benoacial in Malarial Fever ard Diph'
iberia" 5. +. UUPoF, Ga
Invaluable in Scrofula
w. j. GILBERT, M. d., n, G.
Recommended as prophylsc!ic in Yellow
Fover Districts" u. T. FA1REx, NJ. D., La
The Summer Season Of these Springs begins
visitors at Forest or Lawyers. each miles from
the SPRING., upon advice Ut arrival. Accom-.
modstions unequaled All The comforts aud
attractions. Skllful resident Physician.
PRICES Wafer ~ cts, per gulIon. 81 case
of doz half gal. bottles 81 Is for s gal. cssk:
81 for 10 gallons. 81 for 70 galions.-on board
cars at Lynchburg. Va.
MASS so cts, snd 81 a bottle, s. 6Usnd So for
dcz -sent post paid This Mass is the Water
tolidifed and contains oil the curative proper
ties of the water in reduced epaca.
P1LLs.-25 cts.. 80 cts and 81 package or
Sl25. 81 60 and So post paid (these pills consist
of the Mass in sugar coated pill form 10 suit dol
icate condtions) Sample supply sent free to
any physician dtsiriDg TO use 1t in practice.
Pamphlet free upon application. This remedy
of Nature is endorsed by tho Medical profession
and at.ested by results in thousands OF cases
during the last 81 years. Address a. M.DAY les
Prest of the Co., IS lain st., LyEchburg, Va.
hound trip tickets from points North and
South at reduced rates.
Sold by JANNEY S co. hgehLs, Aln1an
dris, Va. aIls 3m
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alexandria GAzette
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 20

DEATH OF AN EXEcUrIoNER jean Bap'ste
Nicholas Rocb, the French cad smso. -" o.
seur de Paris" executor des hau'es eu7res'
or "Cbief of lie Executing Power as still
others have called bim-disda few days ego a:
Paris Of apopcxy at the ogo of Sc. lie came
of family OF headsmen, being descendant OF
the R :chs, OF St. Nicholas dc Port, for mauy
generations executions 10 the Dukes OF L1r:alce'
His father vas txacutioner at hlende llEZTc)'
and young Roch was apprentlced 10 ms oioooy
trade at the age of twelve. lie soou pcCauc
assistant at AmicDs, then went 10 fall' aoo 0e-
came first assistant 10 Heodrtich, whom be
succeeded in 1872. 10 he course OF his career
M, r och took part 10 atcut tTo hundred exc
cutious. he tHciated at scme plnety during
bis own incuu betcy. bis list between hpiil,
1872, and March, 1878. being seventy ueht.-
His est execution at Paris vas that OF The stu
dents Barre aud L.biz. the horrible scenes Oh
which ocossou, the great crowd tehaVlog With
brutal indeceucy, have led to a movement likely
to be successful fer private TX: culions: Koch,
like his Eceii n brother, NlaIwood. made stVera'
improvements 10 the apparatus Ct bis calrg,
notably the Iut,ius together OF its pats poiset
lessly with wooden .ctews, tie lowering oil the
platform alno.t to he level Ct The ground and the
shielding Of he exc with wooden screen, TO pre-
vent the glitter Of the seel from catching The
eve of tho condemned man on his Issuing iron
the p.ison. Ho proved his f'rsthou2ht IN de-.
tails slso by considerably ncres sing the s:zs Ct
tho basket that if necess airy it could hold four
heads He livOd At 10 Rue Rocheoruno with
his family, 8 wife ard seven children, including
his eldest daueh ter, who WAS married TO NJ. Der
ger. tt first assistant ard bis probable successor
Rocl wss plum. p!sti;, phlegmatlc, tourgeoi5
looking man N gular alter dant at lhe services
of the Church CT ST Ambroise. fond OF music
and flowers, ard Lord Bcunti!ul Of tho ducks
and birds in TIE parks ar squares. Tie heads-
msn In France receives salary Of Sl.AO Cor
merry it was 81 CC0), with travelling exp ense,
and So 60 day for disbursements when "oper.
stinr," as tho phrase is OF provincial work"
The stats also pays his assistants who call them
selves '.mecsnici MS two receiving $40 year,
and two others $50 each. Altogether the p'sca
is good one aud The work light-about head
y month being the sverage-so that 1t is not sur
prising tha. there wero l2' applicants for Helm
dreichs position in 1872 (he succeeded the LIST
of the famous Sarsons in 1910 ard that tG3 en-"
tries have already been made for koch's. Koch
died after briet illness in foil possession OF his
faculties ard after receiving tbs sscrsment'. The
title of bourresu. by the way, Is derived from
one Beaurel of R1urrel. clerk OF Bellunbom-
bre, who nouli.Led in 12G0. and was inlrustcd by
the king with the execution tt robbers caught
upon his fef.
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FOB EORFOLk.

Tie elegant, swift and commoIiGus steamers
LADY OF TIE LAKE and JANE MOSX
LEY will leavo tho Companys wharf, AicX,G'
dris as follows:
The Lady Of tho Lake ovory MONDAY SID
WEDNESDAY,. q: 6 o'clock y IL, md o.
SATURDAY, o! 30 o'clock II.
The Jane Mosoley ero7y III E3UAY .lai
FRIDAY, st o dick p. 4: : returning, la.va
Norfolk on alternste days 81 o'clock
This line connects al Norfolk for Ill poiGts
South and with the Merchants, and Mariner,
line of steamers for Boston, Providence sHd ~!
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills OF .a4iag signed
for Boston and Providence
Fare u! greatly reduced rste,-Singie trip -.
Round trip good 70. 20 days. Sl.lO
Table UNSURPASSED.
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lsyWIDE AWAKE! NEW SPRING STYLES
RooTs AND SHOES. Tho largest, best selected.
and cheapest stock Of boots snd shoes ever offer
ed in this market.
Rvory man ought to consider where he can
get tho most value for his money. A pcnry
ssvud, is q penny earned. All we ask our friends
aud patrons is 70 favor us with cell, and con-
vince themselves Of the lac. that wa can lneet
tbs demands Of all
We are resolved T. -, our good; al s. small
pre- ht that the pee pic must buy.
Thereby enabling us ~ keep Our ttock always
aeasonable.
nifty lost
We can mako it to ycur nto' es! 10 trade with
us.
Our goods arc bought from first thanksgiving
double prof. ard giving our customers the
benefit
Country merchants will find TO their sdvsn-
tsee to examine our stock from which equally
good selections can DO made st prices thst will
compare frycrsbly with these OF the northern
citi,
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 26 10 5 90
I" French Kid IS 10 1O
Lasting Foxed " l25 to W
- - Polish GO to ~ ~
Slippers in great variety 70 TO w
Mems Calf Boots gu to w
~ Coaree Shoes {Su!id) % to Gu
a." Fine Cali & ALI Prices
Misses Boots 100 to SO
Chil5ren's Boots 10 to 81
W.B WApDEY
No. 10 King Street.
Alexandria. Va,
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sg?ASnlNGTON & OHIO RAILEUAI:

WAshINeTos 8 OHIO kA1LhoAl:
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
TWO TRAINS DA. LY except SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND BILL.
Beginning Dsy u, 1879.
Leave Ws:hlngto" ri 8 w a. m. shd ~ p. III.
and Alexandria at 8 Us q. II. AID 4 % p. In.
pass Leosburg, going wosL ward, At ii III q. IN.
and 10 p. m, and arrive a. Round Hill at II
NJ end 70 p. IN. Leave Round Hill 81 5 20 0.
m. snd l23r p. NJ; pass I,eesburg, going cast
ward, al CO =. m and III p. NJ, and arrive al
Alexis ndris 81 10 b. N. snd 3:l6 Q. m., and
At Washington 81 8 Is a. H. and 32j y. Il
S- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station at OL an. and 10
pm, ard 20 through to Round Hill without
change OF CAFE
The 6. Us a. N. train from Alexandria and II. 30
D. 10. train from Ro' nd Hill connect at Round
HILL with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
Tor Snickersville: Berryville and Winchester;
also with Resmer's Line Of Coaches, which leave
Lsesburg daily for Aldie snd hiddlsburg.
Both trains, westward make close connections,
q. Vienna, with Sissons Line of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, s CHS. psr mile
& Il. HAVENEK,
NV S II; General Ticket giant.
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Ny custom made CLOTHING is warranted
of the best imported material, we'll made, thCs
roughly thlupk. and will ha sold at prices TO
suit tho Times. Call acc oon,ioce yourself, st
3, DEALHAMs. c. Kiog St., ctroer OF Fairfax.
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Mail, Southwark, connects at Gordonsvile
with Ches. s. Ohio Z. T., East and Wost AT
Lynch burg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. q
Ohio r. Il, through Southwest Virgins, ID
Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas-and at Danville with Richmond &
Danvile Il. T., to South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsville
TO all points East and West on Ches. u Ohio 4.
Il snd at Dsnvile, with Richmond & DanVille
X. Il for the Carolinss, Georgia, Florida and
via Atlanta to Now Orleans
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
100 q. NJ. and Alexandria , % a. M, daily,
except Sunday. arrive at Strasburg at II Is p ~,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave SLrasburg Is p. m, arriving at
Alexandra at 30 p. m.
For Middleburg daily connection at Plains
station.
For Upperville, regular connection at Dela-
plane.
For WARRENTON, leave Washington at
90 8. m. daily.
All trains mako good connections, at Wash
ington, to and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
co a. M, running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets TO Jacksonville, Florids.
good 10 May 10Th, 1879 at very low rate.
Through tickets sold at the lowest rates
mh IA j. N. BROADUS, &. r. a.
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DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA
OF Ike

This company Offers unEira!Ied facilities Toa
the transportation OF fraight and passengers,
and will run tho;r steamers regularly ~ fol!aT::
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FOX n 4 " IOHk

The Al Steamships Z. &. X EiOir Szx
and JOHN GIBSON iosVe tho Com SSsxssssAs.
pauys wharf, Alexandria, EVERY MON
DAY MORE!NG, and New YORK, from u!nr
Al East Ri"or, EVERY hAfG RDhl AT fuu'
o'clock y. III.
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FOR TIE POTOMAC RIVER anIaar

The new and co::I!no,iious ira 49, :,
steamer JOHN W. THO MfSU y. lizsaffsSss6sSS
built especially 70. this route, Isaye5 tao cone.
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY mon
7 O clock q. m., and AlsEAud-is 3! $50 r. III
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY snd SUNDAY. st q CLOCK pm.
This company makes close connections az \ !
e1sndris with tho w. g., Y. NJ. & Il. :. T.
Co. and with the w. & D. L. Il. c.. tcos!..
received for all points, North auI South.
handled with caro- and forwarded ri:h pronrt-
moss and dispstch.
For furthar Information apply
T.. a. ;sGED -iga&:.
IL 'ney'a Hhat:
o: al tho otico OF tho company, lnisr Tao No.
tioDal metropolitan h.rh, ~ s.:co. o;',..'r'!o
tle Treasury Dopa:.liea washington.
NH 10 s,AitUEiI NhGNN. !r..il,.nh!
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks Office of the Cir
' cult Court of the city of Alexandra, on the
1st day Of May 1879.
The President Directors and Company Of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia (suing for the use
Of VIM B. Isascs, VIM. &. Taylor and John
g. Williams, late partners under the firm and
style Of Isasc5. Taylor j. Wiiisms) complain.
ants, against The Alexandria Canal Company,
Philip quigley, II. II. Wells and VIM. w.
DUNCAN, The Bank of the Old Dominion, ut
Alexandria, 4. M. T. Hunter, the Treasurer
of the State of Virginia, and Reuben Johnston.
trustee, defendants. In chancerY-on bill and
amended bill.
Memo. The object of the amended bill is 10
have tho lien Of Il certain judgment obtained by
tho Farmers' Bank of Virginia against the al.
exsn2ria Canal Co. and tho executions issued
thereon sdjudcsted; that the property Of the
said AleIsndris Canal Company may be cub
acted 20 the payment of said judgments; that
the status Of certain bond of the Ale1andr
Canal Company for $4,000 for the benefit o. the
Bank Of the Old Dominion and guaranteed by
the State of Virginia, and the rights Of all par.
ties in relation thereto may be ascertained and
sdjudcated.
The defendants, Philip Quigley, Il. H.
Wells and William w. DUNCAN, not hav.
ing entered their appearance and given 80.
curty according to the act of Assembly, and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents OF this
State, it is ordered that said defendants appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protectthei
interest in this suit; and that q copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Al
exandris, once week for tour successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
of this city. A copy-test:
NORTON MARYE, Clerk
W. w. Gordon,
+. l.. Smith, P.Q
+. W. Christian. nv 2-W4w
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= OF G E.
CHANGE or TINE.
On ard sitter THURSDAY, March 90.h, ,ss
boats Of tho POTOMAC FEKRY CO. wall gua
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRlA:
GO. 80. 20, 9 30. 10 30 and II 30a III, sui
II ~, / 20, 2 81. 3 30, 4 20, 5 - and i % p. Iii
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
G SO, : So 8 80. 9 80. ~ 80 and il 70 Il m, nni
u 30, 30, . 20, 3 80, 4 30, s 20 and ~ T. M,
NH Is GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, Manager
.tas. CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEh
49, ~ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PHOVl.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Ale1sndris EVERY TU b.,
DAY and leayo philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAf.
This line ccnaccts a. AldIandr:a with tho o.,
A. & NJ. End w 4 .. +. Rs. ana st phladel-
phis with Clyd5s regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence End Boston.
Freight forwarded With prolnptne.s AID cArs.
FREQ Of commissions.
No charge for transfo! in Philadelphia, and
D wharfage in BoSton. Quick time. Frequent
iopartures Through rates and through bills
Of lading given. Insurance at tho loves! ratios.
Agents:
+. q. REED Alexandria.
VIM. p CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. =. HYDE, GEORGETOWN, y. 6.
JOHNSON BROS, Warrington.
ian ST.
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| $40 Plant LINE. S7H

u.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,. FOH-
TRSS MONROE AND lHE SOUTH,
STOPPING AT PRINCIPAL Ian pl y Gi
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
N.9SHE.rGTO.r IND .S'0RFILE
STE.9.nROaT CG.Hg'.7.N'l,.
Now, elegant and swift side wheel steamer
GEORGE IEARY,
Capt. JOE Wu1TE) leaves az follows
FROM WASHING'N FROM NORFOLK.
AND ALENA.
Every Monday. Wed, Every Tuesday, Thurs.
neaday and Saturday day and Sunday. ai
At 8 .. m. y. IN.
Information rs 20 ticacLs, rtstorooaIs, rtln -
freight, connections, &C., will DO chocr:nily fur
nished on application NJ the company's OH -
foot Of Seventh street wharf. Washington
B. r. DODD, hgl HashIngt,a
z. Il. HQOE, Agt Alexandria
q. II. PLANT. President sphI
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GTEsE Ei.G.

INLAND SSEAEOAED COASTI&G GO
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~ May 18th.
OPENED--Ano,her lot Of CHAP WASH
POPLINS, MADkASS G1NGHAMS, with
many ether desirable Rood9, which are being
INV II WIN. N. BERkLEY.
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CONGRESS AND HATHOENE WATER,
~ dire ct from Saratoga Springs 81 loo per bottle
lDy IA At LUNT & DAVIuSO&:S.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-12

TO the gentlemen who honored us
with their votes for the position Of
town clerk on town meeting day, we
return our most sincere and heartfelt
thanks. Out of 100 votes cast we re-
ceived ll2 votes, which elected us by
the fa'tering majority of 81 votes.
The emoulments derived from the Of
fee of towr clerk are not very great,
about $3.50 per year, but in these hard
times publishing little country paper
is not very paying business, especial
~ in such sparsely settled county as
Mile Laos, and $3.50 helps out won
derfully. We shall endeavor to prove
worthy of the confidence reposed in
US by strictly attending to the duties
of the office. Again We thank our
ll2 friends.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-12

The following are the town officers
elected in Milo, this county: Chair.
man board Of supervisors, NJ. E.
Northway, supervisors, H. Blaine and
S. A. Cone; clerk, = E. Northway;
treasurer, Robert Ayers; assessor.
Sylvester Cone; justices of the peace,
Allan T. Chisholm and George
Crook; constables, e. B. Northway
and John Emmors.
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promptly put it into the waste paper
basket to sleep that sleep that knows no
waking. The proposition was to detach
the whole of Wyanett, and part of the
western township; Of Maple Ridge from
Isantia and attach them to Mile Laos
For greed, for conccit, for ignorance and
f0R impertincnce commend us TO these
three essrs.5 Barker; Gilt' and Galley.
lsanti County Press --v. - ~. 49,.
Barker, Gle. and Galley did not send
a petition5to their representative. they
simply forwarded "a letter to Mr..
Fridley, requesting him to use his in
flueuce to push a bill through the les
stature, that would allow the people
sef Isanti county to vote on having the
towns Of Spencer Brook and Wyanett
attached to Mile Laos, and al
lowing the voters Of Mile Laos to say
whether they would be willing to re.
ceive said towns These gentlemen
did this atethe request of ii number
of the most; prominent citizens Of
Spencer Brook and WMyanett. Have
these three gentlemen committed any
grave crime by writing to the gallant
5Majaha Have not the people Of Wy
sanett and Spencer Brook got the right
to petition any or every member Of
the legislature if they see fit to do so?
Are not the people of Princeton and
every other town in the state possess
.ed.of the same right? What is there
lin pertinent or conceited in writing
letter to one Of the servants of the
people? Must the. people of Prince
ton consult the driveliny editor Of the
Isanti County Press or
the lunkhead representative from that
.ce unty .as to what they my petition for
and to whom they shall address let
ter of recommendation? The conceit
Sal,d arrogance of this Cambridge
John Hull is something amazing.
icy tNrt ga @+-=E r|175e' ......& 9 .
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Town Meeting Day in Princeton.

4o"A MSCilAS LAY III IIlucetCn.
By 8 O'Clock promptly, the meeting
was called to- order by the town clerk;
G.. f. Rines nominated Joseph Whit
comb as moderator, H B. Cowles
seconded the nomination. (Mr. Whit
comb smiled one Of his bland like
smiles and remarked to by-stander,
swell, I did not know that | had9so
many friends present after some hes
itation the clerk put the motion, the
ayes were very feeble, but when the
nays were called for perfect storm
Of nos resounded from all parts Of the
hall, Charlie Rines' gentle NO could
be heard above all the rest; of course.
the clerk decided that Mr.. Whitcomb
was not elected. Mr.. Rines then pro-
posed, and half dozen voices second
ed the nominal ton Of J. L. Cater, and
Mr.. Cater was declared elected with
out dissenting voice. Mr.. Whit
comb left the hall in disgust and was
not visible around town during the
remainder of the day. The election
passed OF very quietly. although there
were more votes polled than at any
previous town election held in Prince
ton, The only opposition was over
the office Of town clerk; F. M. Adams
made a fight against J. T. D. Sadley
for supervisor. Adams only succeeded
IN getting FL votes, while Sadley and
his friends made no efert whatever.
S. M. Justice was not candidate for
justice Of the peace, but few of his
1liends insisted on voting for him.
Several gentlemen exerted themselves
to obtain votes against license" bat
those who were sin favor of license
carried the day, the vote standing 60
In favor to 50 against, al voters did
not care enough about the matter to
vote either way, =!
The following were the road over
seeIs elected: District No. l, joseph
Nokes; District No. 2, R. d. Byers.
District No. 8, F. NJ, Adams. District
No. 4, Caleb Pinkham, SEN; District
No. S, R. E. Newton.
q Tx q mills e % uesrsg town
expenses, mills for bridges, and l-2
mill to build pound-in all 5 l-2
mills on each dollars yaluation-yas
voted.
The following officers were elected:
Board Of Supervisors. B. F. Whitney,
(cl1airman:) J. 7. D. Sadley and R. B.
Newton; treasurer: H. B. Cowlvs;
clerk, r. c. Dunn; assessor. Lem
Pratt; justice Of the peace, Charles
Keith; constable q Year,. N. G. Dun
ming; constable G years. Charles Van
Wormer.
Lem Pratt received the highest
number of votes, 1873, r. B. Newton
came next with l57. ,
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The following were the officers
elected in Greenbush, this county, on
Tuesday: Chairman board Of super
visors, Robert Porteus, supervisors, N.
G. Orion and Ole Nelson; clerk, War
rem Scott; treasurer, G.. w. McFar-
lane; assessor, Alexander Deshaw;
justices of the peace, W. H. Higgins
and Joseph Robideau, jun.; constable :,
William Smith. a.>.@ 4.s~." ,a.a. .s...s
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II is all very well for Hon. Canute
Anderson to tell abont three or four
miles Of railroad, in a sandy country,
being graded for 81 and 8 cents per
cubic yard, but it is no criterion to be
governed by in estimating the prob
able cost Of the grading of road from
St. Cloud to Rush City. 49,