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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-11-27
WOODBURY., N. j., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1879

Mrs. Welford's husband had known
the Unyet family in England In fact.
he had several times assisted the head
of that family in business, he being we'll
to-do. while they struggled for a MAIN
tainance. So when upon the death Of
her husband, just a year before, they
wrote inviting her to make her home
with them, she concluded to do SO, as
she thought it would be easier to get her
living in America than in England, for
her husband had died poor. So, after
settling up his business and paying all
his debts, she took the pittance that was
left and came to them Now it turned
out that they were not aware of her
changed circumstances when they wrote
for her, and had been very unkind since
they discovered it, finally ordering her
out OF their house that very day upon a
hatched-up charge of some misde-
meanor. she knew not what.
And what | am to do / am sure
do not know; so thought as you looked
good and kind l would come to you and
ask your advice, for know no one else
In all this great country" sobbed the
poor young thing in conclusion.
The big lump in Aunt Betsey's throat
prevented her from replying for some
blt1O. sOub 1U 16ugCU she SAID
We'll, my dear Mrs. Wexford, nv
tlrst advice IS for you to stay right here
till you can do better Now do not
burdenlng me" she continued, seeing a
deprecating protest upon her visitors
countenance; " for / am not a-going to
let you. You can help me enough t3
pay all expenses, you know; YOU have
two chi lnror ond
each do an equal share of the work and
each bear half the expenses, and then
halye the profits. guess it will not be
hard to divide what IS left,n and Aunt
Betsey ended with..a cheerful laugh'at her
own joke to cover Mrs. Welford's en-
barrassment.
So the beautiful Mrs. Wexford became
a member of Aunt Betsey's family.
while the Unyets, in order to excuse
themselves, spread industrio usly all
kinds OF evil stories about how they had
been deceived in her; could not risk the
well-being of their own daughters by
keeping her after they discovered what
she was, and many other dark hints,
without single direct charge, after the
usual manner of their copper-head
species, dartlng their venom frsm the
grassy cover of finuendo.
Through it all Aunt Betsey heroically,
though belonging to the sex commonly
supposed to be most unheroic, shielded
and comforted her. although the scan
dal injured her own business and made
ter poorer day by day, while Mr.. Unyet
pressed her to pay the small amount She
owed him, which, though small. seemed
so very large as resources diminished;
steadily turning deaf ear to all Mrs.
Welford's self,reproaches for bringing
SO much trouble upon her kind friend.
Another Thanksgiving was approach
ing, and in order to have a few luxuries
for that occasion Aunt Betsey had put
them on "short allowance as she
called their supper of corn-dodger and
milk.
!" Thank God for Il good supper" said
Mrs. We]ford's gentle voice at the end
OF the meal, and "T'ank bod for dood
suppee," isped her little ones after her,
as was their invariable habit.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-11-27
NO. 13.


Goodbye, sweet day, good-byel
1 have SO loved thee, hut cannot mold thee
Departing like a dream, the shadows sold
thee;
Slowly thy perfect beauty fades away,
Goodbye, sweet day
Goodbye, sweet day, good-byel
Dear were thy golden hours Of tranquil
splendor,
Sadly thou yieldest 10 the evening tender,
Who vert so fair from thy first morning ray
Goodbye, sweet day.
Goodbye, sweet day, good-byel
Thy glov and charm, thy smiles and tones
and glances
Vanish at last. and solemn night advances.
All, couldst thou yet little longer stay
Goodbye, sweet day.
All thy rich gifts my grateful heart remen-
Ders,
The while watch thy sunsets smoldering
enlbers
Die in the west beneath the twilight gray.
Goodbye, sweet dayl
Celia THarter, in Scrt5ner.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-11-27
very man who had been deceived into
insulting her year before.

very man who had been deceived into
insulting her a year before.
And you may believe, darling | felt
like blessing him in spite of the pain be
had caused your tender heart, for in his
talk | had learned your whereabouts, as
well as that | might now tell you the
story | once SO bitterly regretted delay
ing; for could not help believing, even
then, that had spoken / might have
gained this dear hand for myself
so, you vain fellowl" smiled the
happy woman, with the tears in her
eyes, as she thought how good God had
been to her.
"So," continued he, ''instead of send
ing an agent as usual with the boat,
came myself. Are you glad, dearestP"
and he drew her toward him for the
kiss that was given as coyly as maiden
might do, for this was her first. love.
That was answer enough, and Aunt
Betsey on her return surprised tableau
that did her old eyes good.
They were married that same evening,
for oranges and bananas would not keep,
and he declared he would never 90 on
without her if the whole boat-load
spoiled; for he had tasted the fruits of
procrastination once before and found
them scarcely as pleasant to the palate
as those of the tropics.
But even in their happiness they did
not forget Aunt Betsey. And Mr.. Hen
shaw left money enough to pay Mr..
Unyet's claim against her, with hand
some little sum besides, which she found
in her well-thumbed Bible that evening
when it opened at her favorite place, as
was natural for the book to do, since it
had been opened so often there. "Cast
thy bread upon the waters, and it shall
return after many days"
And every Thanksgiving from their
sunny Southern home came box con-
tanning Aunt Betsey's dessert, though I
am bound to say some of these articles
were scarcely intended for eating. for
along with the fruit always came
goodly roll of bank notes that might
have suspended the shirt-making en-
tirely had Aunt Betsey possessed a dis
position for life of idleness.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-11-27

The Brazilian government il making
a special effort TO encourage Chinese
laborers, with view to the culture of
tea and silk, but the project is meeting
with much opposition on the ground
that if Cinnamon come European immi-
grafton would stay away.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-11-27

In October, when the woods are glorious in
their scarlet drapery, is the time to seek the
antun n leaves and ferns. severe cold is
often the result OF such pleasure trips. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup always autes coughs and
colds. Price rs cent?
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-11-27
PATRICK LEAvY,

s. w. Cor. Lehigh Ave. & Martha St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
I. HOICE WINES,
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Sept. Is, 1879,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-11-27
HOTELS.
NEWToN's HOTEL!
formerly Wills

MAHLON W. NEWTON, Proprietor.
Cor. Broad and Delaware Streets,
WOODBURY.. NJ.
This hotel has been re1tted and newly fur
nished throughout. Its accommodation are
nrst-class. A large number of new rooms hsyo
lately been added to its previous accommsda-
tons. 1t has also attached new stables and
sheds.
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NEWToN's HOTEL!

BRIDGEPORT, N. J.
Good accommodations for all who become
its guests. The table and bar always supplied
with the best. Visitors to this attractive
neighborhood will find here a pleasant and
quiet home.
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ugwToM's HOTEL

MANTUA, n. J.
The Bar is always supplied with the best
brands of Liquors and Cigars, and the Table
withthe Choicest Delicacies Of the season.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY.

inal Weakness, Isnpotsncy. night Losses BY
dreams. pimples on the face. and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and sfaicted
should no. fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively in Europe. and inspe cted
thoroughly the various hospitals there obtaining
. great deal OF valuable inform alton. which he
Is competent to impart to those IN need OF his
sersices. DIX. GIBBON will make no charge
unless he effect . cure. Persons at . distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All CON-
mnricstions strictly confidential. You see no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
tor will please state the name Of the paper they
sse this advertisement in. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DIR. J. +. GIBBON, Box
l.ss', San Francisco. ol9-dAwly
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FOR SALE.

S4vtHAL THOUSAND POUNDS OF TIiA
nsssI. OF composition almoAt similar "
oaooio install. AID used for the bsarinss Of jour
na.s; VII % cold Of . bargsia In large qusntisss
1or TURNER Dorttculoru addrsaD
1ax NTEIIlaHycR COMPANY.
o6wU Seattle. VT.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-06

Alfred Ben,ly Of Hardinsville. Ky.
refused 70 pay the rent Of the farm on
which be lived. and declared that lie
would submit 10 no remonstrance
abou. it. James Blight. the landlord.
rode to the place to confer on the sub
ject. and the tenant shot him on sigh,
with rifle, killing him.
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A New Jersey reporter says tha: q
Patterson cat, after watching IA: hole
for hours without result. went 10 the
barn yard. and securing chickens
head. placed it close to the hole. The
bait took and tab,y WAS soon dining on
the rat.
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TO a q r. n rs,

For the benefit Of parties wishing to &C. as Agents
for the above goods. We make the ioowiu ing spec al
oGer:
On receip, of SIS % order for our Jewelry. a.
per above offer, we will send the goods ordered and
make the party getting up the cub present Of any
one Of the following Watches.
Pare Ably ssiniAn Gold Hunting use Cen,v. Wa,c,.
l " go Face Geneva Wa..l.
Stem Winler.
Pare Abyssirisn Gold Sem windin. Watch Il.
luminated Dial, nv which you can tell the time
in the darkesi night.
lPuIeAyssiniau Silver Hun.ing. Case Geneva Watch.
Any OF these -Four Watches vii be sent alone for
90 50. or the Watch and either 4 Gents Heavy Al.
yssinian Gold Vest Chain and Charm. oil a Ladies
Solid Ahys,inian Gold Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain. for $500.
Agents Who cannot send the full $500 a, once
can send small orders as they procure them aud
when said orders shah have amounted to etO.o
We VIII send the watca rRsE OF vrRrHER CHARoR
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Read what the Chica 60 Press Say Of u
And Mend In Yanr lrdar.


The Sentinel, of Chicago. Sept. 0. saws ". cal,
the attention Of our readers to the
OF the Inventors Agency, No. ZIG T. Washing on
Street, eeiesEo. WhA' the Inventors Agency
agrees 10 do, they will do Tue sentinel Ia, ad,er
tised for the concern since its rst publication And
We have yet 10 hear OF Ihe hrst complain, ag,ins;
IT,"
The Chicago Express. SEPT. 81. s.ys; The atten.
too Of our readers Is called 10 the Advertisement d
TIC Inventors Aeeacy,' o6ce ard Rooms located
at ilS Washingtsn ST.. Caicago. From persora
tnqiiry aud on fec ommendation Of the ci,v press
ve think cur fi-nds caa do 40 better whom wan,in,
goods In that line. Give them . trial.
The American Stockmsn. Sept ltth. says, Nv,
believe this Institution perfectly sound and rsspon
sihl,. aud consequently re s,ns need have no nest
talon about sending tor wha; they desire.
hio cur responsibility we also refer you to ~
iollostug firms:
BouSea Bros, isa i6i 81. Clark 81, Chicago
Iiaois.
Miller. wssner C=l,ierscek. lle So Clark e,
Calcags, IL
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n Office.

OSyIc8 OF CsTY Tar AscRr.l
SEATTLE. AUG. y, 1879, I
'1>HE TAX LAST fO1 THE CITY OF sEIrrrR
reg :Ae year 1879 70 nov in my hands md
iss: ~. vil = rets1sd tslinqusn, I'D : -.
.,..,. John 4. BLAxcaAlp.
Cl0 3soaoasse
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Before Ordering Read the FolloSvlnRs
All sums CT money Ia The amount Of 81 20 or over
should be sen, by Registered Letter None, Order ar
Dan on New foik or ChieigS. We will bold our.
selves nerssnaity responsible for any neY sent a.
above directed All orders under tloal strictly
cash On orders Of fie,O over &5cc nus.
accompany the order. and bsli nee. shen desired.
sh be collected Ga delivery, hut ne reois viii be
seat c. . ID. to a greater dinanee thsa $40 miles
Anv meaey received 10 these goods arer the ue<k
Is exhausted sill he Immediately returned Postage
stamps sti tc TAKEN tue sAne cash ia any
AmSuns less than ti.00.
u Ga fecSp; OF goods yoa no. p-tts>tiy sa.Is-
ocd, Fetsra them rmrdiA'ely IN good order, ana
nc viii fsiuni ,ear moae7.
Illustrated CasloSse Of Waieses. Jeselry. Mo-
lie o., Novelties aud New Iavea.isas sens tree on
application
fas iHvsM46es' AGENCY,
A. kiNSNAN, Prop,
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Headache. PAin In the Shoulders. Cough. Dis
Etness. Sour Stomach. Eruptions, Bad Tasts In
the Mouth. Palpitation Of tho Heart Pain in ths
region Of the Kidneys. and thoussnd other pain
full symptoms are the ofispriLgs of Dyspepsia.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATRs DIsTAicr LAND OYyrcKl
Olympia. Washington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
compliance with the provisions VI the Act
OF Congress approved June 8. 1875, entitled =. An
ACT fof the sale OF Timber Lands in the 8 stss of
Cahiofnia. Oregon. NevsAs aud Washington
teri Org. John Burns. Of King ecun,y, w.shing
ton territory. has this day nlsd in this once his
SwA Of Section No S, in Township No. % North.
range No. East OF the wtlisnette Merriam.
any snd all persons claiming adversely the
ssio oescnbed lard. or any portion shereof are
hereoy required TO file taeir claims la this enc.
witnip SIXTY t6Ol days from date hereof
Given nader m haad ss my once, In Olyu pia.
". IT, this the so,h day Of September A. b. Is79.
J. r. BROWN,
ou-wlOw Register Of the Land Once
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Walking sINtcit,

RAlrMoRE, Cc'. Tho fifth dsy Ct the
"ik'or maIch at the Academy of ilu,iu begun
promptly al 1880 o oEccS. Leslie, Nlnzger aud
M4pu'Fo failed to como 90 the track. The
oilers started 10 isir c'udllion. The f. lIoviug
weF tie Sc'Ic at l:%0 o'clock y. m : Mackcy,
20l II i|ss aud . laps Campana, 2.46 miles and
Ii lap; IluShep. 273 miles and II laps; Brou ,h,
222!71 mics aud 20 laps narmer, 247 miles npd
Il laps; C0lston. 2lO miles and . laps; Tracy.
2lI mlIes AID II laps; Colyer. 3lj miles :;
Doeaer, 2,22 miles aud . lars; Rcddinp, o62
G:l'e' aud ) laps; Pielc,. 222 miles and | Iaps.
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FOEEyG.T .TEEv.S.

ST. Go:hara Ha9s is m.iate'y blocked With
snow.
The asrsliau Gu rage a,sr Ca>tisbsr. IT. .n,' I,
creates some excitement.
EGs.lSh n0r Inss!cls ere ashiaE Eli i;c;caEe Of
Wige5, because G! Improved prospects Of trade.
Russia charges that GermaDy is ealcay5ling
to isolate her dp'Cmalicay from all Europe
ltappears on Investigation that he charges
Tor haudng and stoliog grain both ir En2sol
and France ere very mlca higher thar in this
c'untry.
The Danish war steamer Dagu,ar, hsViig 90
boald FRINGE Walden a. has arrived at tho is
land OF 81. Th0iGas Size will b. stationed at
ST.. Crox
III @ d:s.u.banc, 10 East Roumelia is tecom.
IDS guerrilla wsr. There is gang oil GOO
Well armed discharged soldiers 10 the mouatain
Gus district Of The vest.
The New York Chamber Of Commerce has
Latter from NJ. dc Lessepa stating that he will
be in this country shortly TO lock after the pre-
pCsod Datlen canal a suggestion that the o.
tceIs OF the chamber meet him was referred 10
committee.
The Spanish columns o5nti0uo to defeat the
Cuban insurgents. The newspapers Of Santa
~ W tuhA puO!lSil iVpUita vi luSulScut
ders daily. The combined forces OF GuiiIarmo,
Maceo and other chiefs Eern defeated at Rio
Palmario and Mslonca and % prisoners taken.
\ dispatch from Paris says: ~ Constants
uop'c dispatch TO the Pete: S1urg Golos reptr.s
Tho situation Id Syria 10 be- alarming. The
Arabs have i)iuGd the kurds to oppose NIidhat
Pa,ha' 8 REFORMS ard tho Porte seems decided
to scnd forty b!ttaious OF regulars 10 maiaan
order"
In llay!i ighHqai:i,g Mi 3.Ol be restored.
The Na'i]a;iI Etc casters Of the situation.
Crest tii5!ta are h.ia% mad, TO :c:iIo the
residential pus>lioo. The election. how
ever, Will reql'fo three months. Spain
has seat / OUO mca to Cuba TO relieve
iljsc already there, and 4 800 nioie will go this
mouth. Tho banks 10 Spain and llavaua have
advatc,d Dcarly 5000 600 for military pur-
poses 10 Cuba.
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Highway Robbery.

MADISON. n. J.. Oot. "a; Miss Fauris
HOOK rs, gTaCl aaushlr Of Judge Ffar cia s.
L!!htnr, rrc,!v,r Il ii: New jersey Csul:ai
rS'iCna', vas Iil.inS :,rgr A!crrs finlus yrstcr-
day, h'r c'if,4rr wps htgpntl by ramp who
sif""t Ioni thr woods ani ,:m .ntitd mrury.
H's" l!rrkis rhrrw shat ngn y she Lad 10
h,r '!''c b.hiLi the carriage. aad when the
h'&hNajmaD ~sui 10 pick il ~ dove quickly
""sy. Mrs !l'rkius wsa returning from a
viii \. II. McCufdy. Of tins MauaI Life
tHHn'anar Company oi Nv York. aud were
ranihic lcwciE' and diamonds l. vas scarcely
na" mi!c from Mr. MoCpriy's pIso, that she
va siuunc2
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PKG.H W:asR!EG TOW
'Spec'rl Correspondence Of the .Neca. GG=ett
WASHINGTON, d. C., O.t. :, 1879

IL
WASHINGTON, d. G., OCT. ;, 1879.
c5mut!eo OF gsnilsnel Interested ia the
pop pre!iminlry c,crration OF thu c!n
teInisH OF the III rtad:r,t Co.lw4lis at IoTk
iowa call: i at ho Navy d ,partmcht h ) morn
lts to r'qlest the Sc e'ary 10 have The s:eao
OF Tho prtpNcl naval review At Ham; t ~
Roads changed 10 Yorklosn, and tho time 81
It tta!ged to sui! that t.! he c.!cbra,i1n.
Ihty also nteudsd 70 ask tina. all the Old Eel
lows IN tie Government s stlviee employed in
tue country adjacent to lo1ktcwa be gwen hol
iday on that dty an allowed 10 participate in
tho ceremonies. The Secretary is ab.ent, but
the Assistant Secretary gAy5 them to under
stand that both the quests would be erln:ed
upon bis return.
The receipts at the Treasury to-day from ia.
ternal revenue amounted to SiO4 $50; from
customs, $554 .0C4. The national back curren
oy received at the Treasury 10 day for rldenp.
ton amounted to So 900.
dispatch received at the Post Office Do
partment 10 day states that Ass is. ant PCstmss.
ter Tyner, whom few .unsophisticated ptoole
we're simple CROUCH to suppose was ia some
danger from the Ute Indians, nov 10 revolt,
was With largo hun;irg party ono Eur dred
a3d fifty miles from tie sceno of hostililes.
with high range Of Intervening mountains.
Assistant Adjutant General Dunn says that
nothing further had been received at tho War
Office with regard to the fate OF tho psop!e Of
the agency or Of the troops who have lately been
defeated. The wonder at the War Office, il
consideration Of the naturo Ct the canyon in
which Major Thornbursh's Command was am.
buscaded, is that the whole of it was not cut
ell, and q second Custer massacre made of the
affair Msjor Thoroburgh was formerly 10 The
artillery service. then ia the paymastcs's d.
psrtmcnI. and was stalloucd at Fort Foote, q
short dIsal CT brlow AllyauGril, few Years
ago.
Mr.. Tildcn' d denial OF his reported denuucis.
tIon OF "sou!hern outrages" and Of tho pro
cttdlues OF the last session Of Congress mar
rows the truth of that report to question of
vcracty between Mr. Tlden and his democratic
friend ard wbilon agent. tho latter Of whom
stands by bis original statement.
Tho Alexandria and Washinglon railroad sold
/ 200 round trip tickets to Alex,ndris yesler.
day aud tho ieIry company 600, st this cod of
the l!oe' Nearly all Ct these we're to visitors TO
the Alexandria Fair,
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JEWS OF THE D.sE..

Ii is aDo:u2cad that Ulysses Gram. j., is
Flood.
The fill m,Cticg ct the American jockey
Club opened at Jerome Park, New YORK, yes
tc5day, with rtrj large at.eudsntc.
/; is alleged that coal oombion.ion lock Il !,
TO suspension Of work in a an!hrsei!t miues
has bacn termed, and an sdvaIco Of p:ices may
be expected.
The Grind s:aad at The lair grounds at ADJ
liaD, Mich, fiji yesterday while 1000 people
were on il. Savcn persons were killed aud
mhny wJuadtl.
During September 81 .SG9, 100 iii dcuLls and
bslt eagles and eagles, gold. were coined s.,
800. O92 - silver. and $l4.G9i 30 in nicer
ccins. Total. ST. .907.
Receiving Teller Frabk i. Boylt5u, OF the
North Bark, Bison, IS detauller to the Y
TN OF ~ 600. lie has been specializing IN
mining stocks fer the past noolh.
Judge Drammond, CT Chicago, upon his
reaot * bis sevan!tth year Toe o5er ICY will
retire from The bench as Judge Ct the Circuit
Court. RE has been Ga the bench tweuly Lice
Years.
Tie Militia Convention at g.. Louis ycster.
ulV asked ttODpt n = fnr 80 nDD Annually inr
the tprsEt of 1ho M.,;o,aI I'D ,Lo on,ro.
pria,on n Ec dvi.J -nona ,La S.,tny ~ p rro-
norton m nnnri,,;or ''
Rev. VIM. II. Jeileries, formerly a lDiui-lir
q The New jersey Methodist Episcopal Con.
e.cotr. c0Mm,t:ed suicide yesterday ct bis
homo in Camden, n, j, by shooting himseT
10 tina head. lie tas tc,, dcran,c | for ammo
time.
7, d., I,r, ;,:,:
Tnn'ko 49,, M' gov U SIotc' u'yi q,
,tn,ii ~ .t''' L1'' l'uu"'t y tc''!ueo
house SLY he had received 5000 or $3.50 FIR
his vot; but dli not kpow how h, waited
!rha i Lay corrob r.tcd htr statement.
In, N,v Or)so,s f,;t, r,,,oI
Cd tho ,iI Il ,Lc W. = ;lrn.I ',,,,r0,,, $780,, ~
$3.50 U0O far inv ..r,.I rn,i,''.J ,ran"b, r, ~ ~
passed an rrj,n,,c, a,nrn,,ia,;o, tSo on'nnnt
10 The Liquidation of the bonded uud h)aius
debt Of the city.
The c, m nitirn Of creditors Ct tL, ,jsv Cook
,slat: yesterday GccIsr j = thi,d cash divid, nj
Of - u"r en-. la,atl, m ard after Nnvemh,r
81. rhcy also d,c ard an "ass.t scr;,," dio;
i, nd OF 10 rr cent. ia nc,ordano, 9th m,
irly:slrrs q ,ba milan far cl,sino Ina astoto -
A,l, : 1877, p,r ~
VOC ""'"SNe MI u''lcan looVeutlon al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
Man shot.

Non1n A1TLtEORo', Mass. OFT. 3.-La,t
night Milo Draper, an cid man. became no
elrsctd at young man rautd Harry Clark,
who pa1 lGt1xkat ID. nod crowded into tbs
i"rnci a!TIapa As they WcrD raiuGuiUg from
40 ayr e lI'ural fair, that on re1chiDg homo tie
procured revolver aud ordered tho lnttcr to
Itav'. Clark shock his ifs: 10 prlpc1's face,
when The old man shot hin ia tho abe nen,
making dangerous wound nrlpcr has rot
yet b'r> alr'sId.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
EELEOlke EESsSES

EeVeu new cases CT yellow fzvcl--itur white
aad seven cocred--wero reported at Memphis
YESTERDAY. Three deaths occur, d-two white
aud one coloftd. Iwo children wer. stricken
seven miles south OF Memphis. Eight persops
nave died aud i've are still siok w.th fsver 1t
Concorda. Mlss, fresh sisr:. -Four ntw cages
ere reported.
MEMPHIS, Tcuu,, Sept. 3. 10 T.. ID. Two
new cases were reported this morning.
MEMPHIS. Sept. ;. 3 p. m.-Oao additional
elso were reported. NJ d.aths from yellow
lever has occurred sDoa last night,