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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Comptroller Gaines has appointed
Major James Glover a commissioner
to settle with revenue officers for all
back taxes collected by them, but not
reported, and Treasurer Polk has ap-
pointed him to take possession of lands
sold for taxes prior to 1876, if the
taxes are not paid on demand.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Advice to the dressmaker: Be sure
you are right, then gore ahead
Whitehall Times. Goreacious good
ness, what a joke st. Louis Post
Dispatch. We are sorry the feller
who penned the last pun was so tuck
in. Such a poor joke could never be
perpetrated bias. -Nasbuiile Banner.
A-heml 1t seams to US the above
puns are just sew-sew. Some Of you
need basting.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

The New Memphis Fheater was
sold at auction last Saturday, and pur-
chased by Leubrie Bros, merchants of
that city. The price was $4,000.
They in turn leased the building for
three years TO Messrs. Davy & Brooks,
the present lessees.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

In one respect, at least, the discon-
tented colored citizens who emigrates
from Virginia to Indiana will find that
he has jumped out of the frying pan
only to land in the fire. For the of
fence of marrying a white moman, an
Indiana negro has just been fined SO,
600 and sent to prison for a year by
an Indiana court.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

1t is very probable that Horace
Maynard will resign his position as
Minister to Turkey, and return to
this country in time to run for Con-
gress from the Second Tennessee Dis
trict next year.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Vice President Wheeler is troubled
with chronic-sleeplessness, the disease
that killed Horace Greeley. The
Vice President will not return to
Washington during the session.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

A barber was once shot by man
he was shaving, because he had been
eating onions. The coroner's jury
found that it served him right in the
first degree
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Memphis citizens formed sanitary
association last Thursday, and they
will go vigorously to work cleaning
up. This is a move which might be
initiated 10 advantage in smaller
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

The scarlet fever epidemic is as
suming grave proportions at Evans
vile, Ind. Thirty~six new cases are
reported for the last two days.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

The cornerstone of the Memphis
custom house is to be laid on st. Johns
day. Gov. Marks will deliver the,
address on the occasion.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Secretary Sherman positively de-
clines the nomination for Governor OF
Ohio in advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Chattanooga declines to issue new
bonds to fund her debt.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Over 81 ,250,000 was withdrawn
last week from the Bank of England.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Bill Arp, the famous southern hui
morist, is 10 lecture in Nashville soon.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

Robertson county is to have a. SIT,
900 dollar courthouse.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-29

The Nashville city council went on
a pleasure trip to Louisville and Cln-
cinnati last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
South Bound.
ill., E1prcss,
North Bound.

Nsil, Sou!hward. conRecta ut Gordors7!!,e
with Chcs. s. Ohio i. L., East snd West: Al
LyncEbuES, connuc.a with Atlantic, As:s. S
Ohio 4, K, through Southwest Virginia, -
Nashville, New Orleans Mo;nphis, Little RocE
and Toxas-snd al Danvilo With Richmonl&
Dsn1ille i. T., 70 South ind Southwest!
Express Southwark connects st &ordoasvi!!c
50 Gil points OF Ghes, s. Ohio. ap!. az DrHr;iic.
to all the Sorsth G,ri Southeast including Eirr.
ida.
MIXED TRAINS for Atain Zine !esrc -.
exandria dsiig, except Sunday, s ~ q; H. sHi
II U0 noon. and returning arrive 4: Ai"zanl''-
/! Il, a Ii. Gnct S3 =. II,
For MANASSAS ZINE i:l.vc Waahins:n.
10 q. n. raii Alexandra. :. - z. n. d~iiy.
except Sunday, arrive st i5tIa95ncga. Il = Pm
connecting with tho Valley Road KS. NJ;
West Leave Strashurg Z 50 y. IL. STRIVING y!
Alo1andrin at b ~ p. M.
MINED TRAIN FOH MANASSAS UiY
ISL0N leaves Alexandria Tuesday, ThGv:.i,g
and Saturday, st 8 90 q, H., and returns Mo-.
day, "Wednesday and Friday AT IS p. N,
For Mlfd!ehurg daily connection at Pistn-
station.
For Upperviile, regular connection at Dol.
ptsne.
For WARRENTON, leave Washington 81
7 10 y. NJ. and G Is p. III daily.
All trains Iaake good CONNECTIONS u: VAST.
ingtoD, TO and from North and West.
Nov Orleans sleeper loaves Washington =:
7 10 3. M, running through without change
On Express train, leaving Washington a. u 10
| p. Il, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chsir Car
with extra charge only 81, through TO Danvi!Ir
connecting to all South.
Excursion ticko to Jacksonville, Florida,
good TO roturn until May 18th. 1851. on sa!o n.
Washington, Alexandria. Charlottesville y d
| Lynchburg
Through tickets vcry low to tho South MI !
Southwest.
noyS !. Is. RRNADUD. &. T. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
Opening rad Closing OF the ss.sils.
CLOSING.

CLOSING.
Washington, y. G., North and Northeastern
mails II 10. and s j. p. II.
Western IssiIs 20 anu ID p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, ~ ..
N. and 5 ~ and Q 90 p m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, 6 20 q. m. sad $ - =. III.
Alexandria 10 lynchburg, Va, cray mals)
including through mails Il ~ R.ri. and 90 y. III.
Gordonsvills and Charlottesville. ys., ON a.
IN. and 0O p. ru.
Manassas Division 6 90 q ia.
Alexandra to Round I'LL, vs., d s. ms
oTRN1Eu.
Northern and Western mails, vis Wssi;h2-
.on, D. G., s 80 g. IN. and : q aud GO y, III.
Southcrn mails, Tia Richmond, IA, g 30 u. In.
nd O0 p. m.
Southwestern mails via Lyrchburg, Virginia.
Through nails including way mails on Midisnd
Railroad, 800 q. N.
Manassas Division 80 o. II.
hound Hill 20 Alexandria, Va, 50 p. III.
Olico Houis-DLiCe onens g, 8 so q. M. ond
closes at 00p. II.
Sunday Hours-Ollcc opens st % a. ID, ,,..d
closes ct 80 6. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
Acleexxa,y(.y,u (5xz2ttttEee
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Ii.

Is WHITE iCE I2fpuaE!-Much Of the pre-
iliicc that exists agaias: white ice Is based o.
a want OF proper Discrimination between ice
that is simply white apd ice Inst is dirty and
diacolored. Professor Tgndall lays it dow? as
a pIiEc: Ole that "@hitlnesS always results IRON
the Intimate aud irregular niytur, CT Air With
transparent SOLO, and illustrates it by relief
rlog 10 ground glass. table salt and other artl.
clca, shiloh become whlto whom tho masses OF
glass ia TIE ouo instance, and Of salt IN the
other, are severed ard aie admitted. Or COURSE
the silt is ust es free from Impurities iG tho
npsquo form Of fire white powder as III The
transparent form OF satpctrr. 1t hos simply
c}as,d TO DO transparent. ana it is By tho opc'
ration of the same natural law Of light that
clear, limpid water often makes white ice. Tho
color OF loo thus depending on the expulsion OF
tho air from tti; water duTGg crysLallZ luou, 1t
follows: firu, that when The weather IS IN
,eusey cold AID The atmosphere favorable TO
abundant nocturnal radiation, the ice itrmed
on still watcr or sluggish streams. contsi1lug
more than The average amount q dir, Is npt 10
bo whittier than usus'; Gni sCcold. that tho 100
thus formed II not tie ,ess pure because il is
white, Gs It's color IS unc 10 tho prCscucC OF st
m0sphcrlc air, Wiici, WAS not expelled IN the
act of freezing. THIS mir Is the sane that "o
Neathe anu TINT All pure Haitr - htoHu 10
contain. Wh,ic3cSS IA ice bCl0g thus rather
an index OF putty than otherwise. tho only re-
naming question is whether white ice Is as
valuable ~ the transparent DrOdCct in an COO
nOmical point OF view : Aud On this point
scientists arc very emphatic in saying that it Is
preferable. at least for some purposes. iypda!l
tells Ia that he found among the glaciers OF
tho Alps ridges OF this white leo. and that they
invariably stood three or iour feet above tho
general level o.th1 hlne ice. ihc difference in
their height, as compared GiIh tho latter, he
Mcfltcd to their greater roweT ct resistance to
he su1 d rays. which arc tbs only melting a.
tldcnco to which thcy orc sui Jet IN .ho:n 70
elons OF eternal iits;. lie thia Inference ne Is
supported by many practical experiments ar:
confined to scientists, and showing that Thito
leo exposed TO tho suns rays Will last longer
Than transparent, tulk ior bulk, ard. weight
for weight. Thus it appears ria. It's color docs
not dctract from. but rather ads 20 itR CONNER
aial value
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Egags aEa AH12 .saW&G1-H ..

II. ". 9oH; z5ro. + Co.,
JEWELLEHS IND SILFEkSMiTES,
iiG7 s'ennu. are, Washington, I'd. 4.
Fine Jewe!ry il every variety, Diamond HirGs,
Earrings and Lace Pins.
Gold and Silver Watches for ladies, gentlemen
and boys.
New Psttern Sterling Silver Forks and Spoons.
Sterling Silver Fancy Ware i'll cases for
wedding and anniversary gifts.
Chldten's Cups and Sets. Table Cutlery. Fine
Plated Table Ware.
Clocks, Boo zss and Enc Fancy Goods, Antique
Brass Candesticks, Sconces and Mirrors, Gold,
Steel and Shell Ego Glasses. SpoctacleG &c.
Fine Watch repairing and engraving.
Strangers arc Invited to visit our store without
mourning any obligation TO purchase.
AL orders by mail promptly executed.
oct 11---1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
1879 GREAT 1878
RIlIIlE

1879 GREAT 1878
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST u SOUTHWEST
kAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
November 10Th, 1879.
Trains losvo Washington from depot OF bt,"
TIMORE s POTOMAC KAlLKGhD ~'r.
ner of Sixth snd 8 stl sets, as follows:
AN. and 1.3g p. M. daily, oxcopt sunday, snh
Y45 p. m. daily, with 2slaco Cars. ina.
tod EIpress of Pullman Farlor Gars 9.%}s
Am. daily, except Sundsy. Fer rGilsGc'li,.
8 10 am, except Sunday aud &c y. m. dslip.
For Pittsburg and the West 80 y. n. daily,
psrlor Cars to PittsbIrg; 7.d0 ,. III. !%i.,
with Palace Gar to Chicago.
Fer Csnandaisua and the North, 10 a. %,
except Sunday and ?.3U y. m. daily, extop.
Saturday, with Palace Cnr y Ganandagus
For Walking, 1920 p. NJ. dsily except Sla-
For baltimore, 6 Ii, $40, $50 snd 1o.&N n. IN
L3Q 10, 40. 90, f.4D and a.ij y. NJ
On Sunday, 1875 q. n; $50, 40 and 9i'
LOYAL TRAINS.
For &le3andris 20. Q ard II q, H.. and AZ.
G26. and ii 81 p. II. Sunday ut Z, and II
o. n. and 5 y. NJ,
.:;.aira leave Alexandria for Washington, D.e,
$40 and IL 3. L., and 3, 5, and p. u. :,'t
: X night
| J.i Sunday c. 500 rnd ~ il. N. and and Is
D. II. -
/ Itii!UuHA TI&hIN FOR TaE SOUTH. ".
+t:"n.i@o aE.d Richmond, viii! leave A'nE:a'
| ;se!a a. lbs Il. nj daily aud 40 :. n. d@':y,
| except Sunday.
Tickets and Information can DC pcncUsH3
| principal rsilf0a3 slsI,GIa and ticaat o,:!:S'
| ScuthoEs.. l.: = EA&MEG
| Gen;l. passsHgar Agent
! ERAt1M THOMSON
sIcnocal MenS2a?, nar&
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J.TgTE .HNSEkEF

On Eundsy for stones; Tuesday for Smiths
Crock and CO.n river, and Friday for Chsplico,
returning on alternate days.
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EEsiS- fsE I'sif: LIKE
ESsst FEW YORK.

sTk'a-nE!sS f. &. k.v1GHT.7JvD JOHN
GfBSG.y-
EVHkY FRIDAY, at II IN; ard returning,
leave REV York, from pier d. Hast river, EV-
E&H HArU *pAY, st 4 o clock D. i'll.
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NOTICE,

No11oS'
Tho partnership here!C GnCc Car,iGt or b. ".
a. johnson ami John =. lenrInoEd, under tho
firm name and styo 0. w. \. JOHNSON &
CO., in Alexandra, Va, has thi2 Gay boon dis
solved by mulusl consent, and both OF tho TN
dersigned aro authorized 70 receive payment CT
all debts owing 10 tho said partnership ard sign
in settlement.
Dated this 18th day OF Ucs.baT, 1870
W. 4. JOHNSON.
JNO. L. HAMMOND.
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Tho steamers of This company mako connoe-
items al Norfolk for Boston and all points East
a. New York with ell points WesL snd North
west, and q: Alexandria with Virginia Midland
HsilrCaa aid Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rstos given and freight handled caro-
fuily and promptly FOR further information
apply TO Y. 2 REED, Agent.
Jannoy's wharf
SAMUEL! BACON, President.
OIico under Natl. Metrop. Bank,
sop 27-tf Washington, u. 9.
OuMMEN ARRANGED KNIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

Toe undersigned Losiros 10 express his thanks
TO his frienGs for their patronage TO the latu r!O
of Wm. a. johnson u Co. bItd he nopos thst
tn ~ will continue tho samo 10 Mr. JOHN y.
HAMMOND, who viii Continue the business
for himsof under tho same name and .t the aama
place. w. a. JOHNSON.
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
j. p. CLAIR E
AT THE OLD LOCATION-15s KING ST.

AT THE OLD LOCATION-15S KING ST. =,
Will exhibit o well assorted stock Of
WALL PAPERS WINDOW SHADES
CORNICE&, CORD ind IN.&iElS. FiNE
PICTURES md PkGTUKk FRA NJ ES from
tho host manufacturers and iruI orie;s Of The
newest and most popular designs.
He intends by faithful attention 60 tho wants
of his customers ard fair dealing to merit q
share of their patronage. octS
NOTICE TOHOUSEKE EP EkS--Woh aS Q
IN for salo Al worry low prices, mt SIS King ct /.
corner OF Royal, Carpet Stre.chors, Jack Claws,
Jack Hammers. Coal Eods, Coal Shovols, PIX
ers, Stovo Polish, Eustirg Brushes, ScrubhinE
Brushes, Shoves snd longs. Kitchen Sets, III 9th
Proof Carpet and Hnin Fell, Knives and Forks,
Caryers and FORKS, Kitchen Knives, Kitchen
Spoons, Baking Pans. Frying Pans and many
other goods in the saDo limo, which ws will sell
at old, prices, and some less than cost. Call
and see. 49,.
nov7 j. T.. CREIGHTON & SON.
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s7ssHEmEssE5w FsEnUEawTa

Egy a. JOHNSON & co,
WHOLESALE GROOakS:
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx, Xxx, MN
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABIN ~
and MONOGRAM WuISkiES; slso BAN. |
ER'S and THOMPS PURE EfE
WHISKIES, to which they iEVlto tho attention.
of tho trade.
Orders from the country for mercbsndisa Shall
receive prompt attention
Consignments Of Flour, Grain snd Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee The
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Ct Cameron and KoSai sts.'
Alexandria, VS.. oct 70
CHAs' s. TAYLOR JF"
(Lste Of J. T. Beckhsm s. Co.!
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. B. FIUkLEN s. SONS
CELEBRATED BRIPGEWAIEE FAMILY
II North Union street.
jan Is Alexandria, Virgins.
HARMON II SMITH.
WHOLESALE
| GROCERS AND GEN ERAh COM MISSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince snd Royal sts..
ALRGANDKia, VA.
| Consignments Of Drain and Country Froducs
solicited, and prompt returns nlsdo. iylO
IHAELo" BROS
WHOLEsALE
UEOCERS. COMMISSION HEkU:4 ANTS
! And Dealars in
JOHN GiBSON'S SON & CO.'S CABIN MT
| y, y Y snd XXX WHiSklG IS and
Thnmpsons Pure Ryo Whiskoy: Foreign
Wines and Brsndios, Ale. Pottor
and ChampAgnos.
MrAGENCY OF THE LAFMkND :
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
N. " COR. CAMERON AND EUYhL HTs;.
UaGos roasted for tho t,sdo Al lie por sack.
Tny Gtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
sgyAs3IINaGUN q OHIO RA1LEuAH
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTE!2 ABRAECEMGNT,
Eeginning Get 4. 1879.
Tho NAIL TRAIN will lesvG Washington &.
% q. IL. snd alexandria st s Us =. ii. daily.
except Sunday; pass hoeeburg, going west
wsrd, Is II 10 2. m snd arrive C.. Round Iii.
al IA Ii. Loaye Found Hill az 1880 y. m; pass
!.resbarg. going eastward, G! 30 PIN. and 81
rira e. Alexandria ST :: IL p. !c., ald st Wh:"'
-iGc a. 5 50 p. In
IN STANDARDIZATION TRAIN will leave
The: IN st ~ and Alexandria ct . u pm.
Washing Sunday, and arrive ct LaesbIrs
daily, e1cep. leave Leesbufs at 6 o. q. n.
at e 10 ,. IL. ,sn;r!s at Is q. NJ, and
and aTrlVo 3. Aleh. ~.
Washington st 80 s. washington vii! tsSp
Tss- Passengers from \. -sRs tue BgiTii:rrr
lhe Washington aud Ohio ca. NAam. ald AN
s. 'otomsc Railroad station ats, -ro Ct cals.
D. NJ, ard go through without cha. >u1 l2N
Tho 3C5 an. train from Alexandria QUAD
2. n. train from Bound Hill connect ct /. -
bill with Harris Esily Line OF C0acn>
for SnicEer5ville, Berryvilia sad Winchester;
also with kssn1ei' S Lima Of Coaches, which aaYo
Lsesburg daily for Aldie snd Middleburg.
Both trslna. westward make close connections,
u Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fsir.
Tax Court House.
ssekoda. 81 oss sses sa,Ee
Annusa Gtoksss, 9GG.
L, II. EAVENRR,
oct 1T General Ticket Agent.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER.
JOHN ~. TESsy.nS'SOH-

EVERY MONpAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
UEDAi, st 7.39 e. III; returning on alternate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

Thaunlcrsigncd Will continue hoG GROCERY,
LIQUOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESs;,
under tho firm name of w. a. JOHNSON. Il
o., at the samo place, ard he soliclts tho pat
ronsge of the friends OF the late firm Of VIM. A.
johnson s. Co., and the pnbic generally.
oct 20 jNO. II. HAMMOND
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RE
GRANGE OF TIME.

= oGIcz. |
GRANGE OF TIMB.
On aid after SUNDAY, October 9th, the
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
'' IEAvE ALEXANDRIA:
6 CO. 7 so, s 90, 9 60 10 SO snd II 80 a. NJ, snd
Il 50, I3G. So 3 30, 4 80. 6 80. and 6 90 p. 70.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
so, so, 8 so. 8 SO, 10 81 and II 80 a. m, and
II 80, 80, . 80, 80, 4 80, S 80, and 30p.m.
c1ti GEO. L. PHILLIPS, Asnsger.
Inland & Seaboard Coasting Go.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. CGMMENC-
INC OCTOBER let, 1870
S;ja%merS Z Ibis .iae will run SIS follows:
s'0ss N9HE@s.B,
Connecting With A3ofchaLt5' and 5lners' hlno
Tor nogtoG s!asincr
EHgis' 1E TsfE LIKE
EVEi.y MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FAlLAaf, at & 81 o'clock pm; returning, leave
Horiolk on sliarGate days al 400 y. NJ.
! Fare first cisss, 81; ronEd trip So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

A VERILL'S CHEMICAL PAINTS.-We
"A dcsiro to ask attention to Tho above cello.
prated paints, ready mixed, which We hsvo
boon selling with groat satisfaction to our Gus
TONERS for several years past All paints
have advanced very much during the past
month, but tho price Of Avoliil is nearly Tho
same as before.
novl3. E.S GEAUBEaTEk - REQ
OTlCK-WE WILL AT ALL TINES
~ SEhn GKOCEE!ES AS CHsAP, AID
MAN \ OF THEM CHEApEE. THAN Any
PRICE LIST ADVEHTISED. Il compar;son
OF prices solicited. F.J. DAVIUSON
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ov 7 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
PREMIUM FRUIT TREES.

ID. o. MUNSON'S NUKSERY.l
Will tat orders for theshove Fruit, Ornament
al and Shade Trees, Small fruits, Roses, Flow.
ering Shrubs, SC. Of Nursery prices, at my
store, corner Of Fairfax. and Franklin Els. Send
card, and will call and take your orders and
leave catalogue ofpricos and varetes and can
give purchasers iIIuiriES llsoiUi hints about do
sirablevaricties.
jY9-10m w. =. GRAVES.
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INLAND & Seaboard Coasting Go.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC-
INC OCTOBER let, 1870
a'55At AsSitE'E3tB

Connecting With a:oic'aft5' ant 5lincTs' ilno
Tor ii@gtoG; s!asincr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

GUNS. OLS,SHELLS, GAPS, WADs,
~ CLEANING RODS, etc, at IS King ST.,
other supply OF goods in the above line. which
we arc selling at reduced prices. On hand
two BREECA LOADING GUNS. to which
wo invite attention, as the prices nro aauSuaNy
to0. We have REVOLVER, with 10 loads, IS
low as 81 So each. Flasks, Pouches, etc, etc,
now j. 7. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

GOAPS-Csrbolic, Sulphur Turtle Oil, Mes
- Rose, Alsetian, Orange Blossom, Peach
Bloom, Cashmere and Camelia Boquot Castillo
Oriental, Honey Rose, Glycerine, Brown Wind
cor, Elder Flower, Empress with Packers, All
Healing Tar Soap. for the euro cl any disease or
eruption OF the skin, and Corn Meal Sosp, tho
use of which will render tho complexion, soft,
smooth and white. A full stock just received By
WARFIMLO & HALL,
nov Corner Prince and Fairfax street,;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

,seGs..ss CbYpSS STRAIN LINES WEEK
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-27
County 1nftrmary MATTERS.

The board of Infirmary Directors Of
the county at a meeting last Saturday
finished the consideration Of bids from
physicians for medical attendance tt
paupers in the different townships, and
employed the following physicians; fol
the coming year, commencing Dec. 5
For the Infrmary, Dr.. G. A. Foster
at $3.50 a visit.
For Union township, DR.. R. Lytle, al
$3.50 for the year; reduction Of $5C
from last year.
For Concord township, DR.. S. H. Nc
Affee, at $40; reduction of 500 from
last year.
For Wayne township, DR.. A. Baker,
at $40; reduction Of 500 from last year.
For Jasper township, DR.. R. W..
Spangler, at $75; same as last year.
For Paint and Marion townships, DIR.
H. Wilson, at $93; reduction Of $57
from last year.
For Madison township, physician not
yet employed; $40 oferered and 800
asked.
Drs. Marshall and Elster were last
week employed for Jefferson township,
at $16O; reduction from last year of
$40; and DR.. j. S. Jones for Perry and
Green, at $I25; a reduction of $25 from
last year.
Religious services are now held at the
Infrmary every Sunday afternoon, the
Washington clergymen preaching there
on alternate Sundays. This is new
feature inaugurated the past Summer,
Infrmary Superintendent I. J. Stin-
son has been re-employed by the board
of directors, for the year commencing
next March, at the same salary now
paid him. The contract was made at
the October meeting of the board. Mr.,
S. has made an excellent superintend-
ent, and his unemployment will ensure
careful and competent management of
the institution for the coming year,
There are now SO inmates in the Infrm-
ary, and the health is comparatively
good.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-27
Meath Of Hiram Rush.

Mr.. Hiram Rush, brother Of DR.. B.
H. Rush, Of this place, died near La
Crosse, Rush county, Kansas, on the
18th inst, typhoid Of fever, after an ill
ness of only about a week. He was
about 70 years of age. Mr.. Rush was
raised in this county, and resided here
the greater part Of his life, and was well
known to most of the older residents
here. He left this county about fifteen
years ago, removing to Illinois, in which
State he remained until year and a
half ago, when he removed 20 Kansas.
The intelligence Of his death will be sad
news to his many old friends here.