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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08

JAMES F. CAkLIN & SONS, 60 King st.,
y Alexandria. Va. would invite the attention
Of country merchants ard others to their full
aud complete stock Of HARDWARE. CUT
LEEY, firo Iron. Steel Nails, Horse Shoes,
&c, which they offer a. lowest market rates.
BREECH-LOAOlNG GUES-Opan to-day
ln assortment If Guns, A. N. q. Shells, Load
irg implements, Belis, &C.. at lowest cash rates.
JAS. +. UARLlN q SONS.
sem 90 G3 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08
By O. Meal 6 Luc.s, Auciiopeers

'E'RuSTEhS SALE-By virtue Of deed Of
K trust toSring daLo on the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1875, eXecuLsd by John +. Johnston to
NE. and Of record among the land records of
Fairfax county, Virginia, in deed book w, No
4, folio 81 to secure tho pay mont OF noto bear
ing, even date with said decd, drawn by the
said John L. Johnston in favor Of Harlow
Brothers. OF the city Of Alexandria, for Tie sum
OF S5l5 with interest thereon at six per cent per
annum from dste, and payable fifteen months
after the date thereof will cell for caah st pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder. at L o'clock
m, on SATURDAY, tho 18th dsy OF October,
1879 in lroGt OF tho Market House. On Royal
street. in the city Of Alexandria. Virginia. all
that Tk ACT OF LAND, situate, lying and be.
ing in the county OF Fairfax. in the Stoto of Vir-
gina, known ss ROSE HILL" which wsa
conveyed to tho said j ohm K. j oh 1ston by James
Q. Roech and w:fo by deed bearing date Oct Ii.
1873. and OF record in book Q, No. 4, psgo 20,
OF tho land records OF said county of Fairfax
with tho exception OF That part thorcof convey.
ed By The sail Reach snd wifa to Z. Lacey, con-
talIlDg sixteen snro:) said to contain 50 acres,
rood nnd Il pol.s. and moro particularly des-
crlbed by meLos Nilti b}uids in ths deed Of trust
aforesaid. JAME4 Il, CATION,
saplGl-tS Ilu:t0e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08

EFFECTS OF MODERN INVENTIONS. .-O,dSi
waited until the signal bell of the telephone
ceased ringing. Then sail be:
You W'ite flkss is aIIus Ismoutatin' bout
dc niggers 10 dis county net humpin' darsclbs
an maxim cb er livin Ike crto oider foxes
how yer 'speca dey's swiue tcr do dat wd all
slch oouvcushuna n dar haneia' up on eborY
wall 10 do Ian ?"
We'll, that Is Ia lr4ro question OF political
economy, but what has the telephone to do
with the negro making living ~
"Dar noS DIT Opcns dc m!rtcr for debate.
I'm mid yer now. D,t's what yer cails 'er
laber sabn' conveushin, aiat hit?"
"Yes. 1t is.
An whoss laber DO bic savo? Not &c Wit,
foxes lsber, do it2 Nol Hits d, nisger's
laber all do time. Fore desc tings cum 'round
hyar ebery tiuo or gcnpman wanted tur tor
SEN word ter his wife bout dc compauy fur
supper, or dc young bucks wished fur ter for.
rerd er note TO dere swtc .hosrt fur ter 90 to de
theater, dey hunted up CT slim, iinbcr Ijinicd,
Hat foot Niger ter gallup out Wid de note. Dat
War laber dat pade dc nigger or big profit on
de ortlty OF stront--but hon an biz nov? d.
telertone dun saved al! that"
"Ahl sec your poiot !"
"Wc!l, hits mo piuted dan dat Hyar day
puts an ar brakea On tho francs and 'sohsrgcs
ali de nigger b!aksmeu you's all turu'd do
niggers outen de press room down stars, an
aokohully dun gone tur toldin' papers BY mcr.
sheenry an down dar ter dc boss hous, he
odder day seed doy had or fyin jiooy on
de table dat skecrs off do flies by some kin er
cloci1Sork 'riuscmert"
But, old fellow, theso are grea: helps to
tho world"
"Dats what dey say. but rs moushty iu
bious on bigger propriss 10 scch times 81 desc.
EoDybcdy what knos er niger kno's dat no
| warn't cut to li0 10 er country full or Yankee
poshios an double bacs ackshun c,bvenshuns
ter beat EN- outea de Dad io5sde wuz fotched
up ter do ~
You darkeys must take advantage Of these
things ?"
jess 50. But how d We gwi0c ter do bit
OATS do pint wid me. But boua' eff l was
turn'd lco, in de patent ofi5 bout er day wild
dis ole Ak dere' be mo labor fer niggers in dis
country de mex week dan all deu whar's heah
an what's 10 Afrky seosa de Zulus got lick d
| By dc Bri,ishers could do ? Don't yer try me ~
AMI the old man made a mouth at the tele.
phone and went out UhistIing "Auld Lang
| Syne. ."-AtlantG Constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08

&4-W We solicit an examination OF our stock of
Lai,es' fine Shoes and Boots, of which we have
very full line of ell the neV styles, and st such
prices as cannot bs best.
sey19 W. B WADDEY, ITO King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-08

THE BETTER WAY-A few days ago ustica
Of the Peace Weber to5k his little son down to
Tolsdo on an excursion. The lad interviewed
the man OF the wheel AID gathered much in.
formation relative to the business ofsteamboat-
ing. Presently his father joined him on the
hurricane deck, and asked him how he was en-
joing himself First rate" was the enthusias.
tic reply. I'm geiog to be steamboat mau,
papa" "All right. responded the Judge, "but
you'll have 10 study navigation, astronomy and
divers other sciences, in order to become good
one." The lad said nothing moro at the time.
but appeared to be revolving the difficulties OF
the case in bis mind. Perhaps half an hour
later, be remarked, with much gravity: Papa
l guess io won'G be q steamboat man, l rather
oo juslioe Of the peac,, you don't have to
kooW anything for that.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 10


A petition asking for an appropriation
for post Office i'll this city, is in circula-
ton anu has been signed by all our bust
ness men. IT Will be forwarded to Wash
ington to-day, aud there is no doubt that
W. will soon have suitable office for
our accommo iatiop.
On Friday evening, there will be a
"ball ma.qns" ut the Hare's Corner
hotel from the preparations it will be "A
grand affair
The rigors of winter are being keenly
felt by the poor Of this city. Entertain
lnents such as was given some years ago
would be good way of raising means 10
help the deserving.
Machineryis beingp put into the woolen
mill with all possible dispatch. Hopes
are en- ertained that IT will be running to
its full capacity in about two weeks.
This evening the SECOND anniversary
of the Baptist Sunday school, will be
celebrated in the Court House, the txer-
cises will be of an interesting character.
The Repubiicda'S Dover correspondent
must have "ears" of great length or eX-
tremely sensitive TO hear that "terrible
HowP from thu Court House. la my en-
tercourse with the officials hear of fnoth-
lug on which to base even the assertion
thai they are caring anything about this
matter of enquiries as to the amount OF
Cleir fees. Shouid they give such howl
As To he heard i'll Dover our city will be
"A wreck. ] Will venture 10 say that it was
an overloaded stomach that was troub-
ling that reporter.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Annual Reception.

The third annual reception of the
Uniform Division, No. /, X. of T., took
place last evening in the Masonic
Temple, and judging from the expression
on the faces Of thoses present, it was a
thoroughly enjoyable affair.
The grand march took place at 9.4j
O'Clock, and was led by Mr. Howard
Fesmi r and lady, who were Joined by
thirty other couples At the conclusion
of the march, the corps, under the COM
mand of +. G., w G. Jetleries, gave an
exhibition drill, which was perfect. At
the conclusion of the drill, Prof. S. j.
Wiley, stepped forward and with few
appropriate remarks, presented Mr..
Jellerles with portrait of himself hand
somely framed and pain in oil, by Mr.
George Toner. MIR. Jeileries returned
his sincere regards to the c rps for the
honor they had conferred upon him.
Dancing was then resumed and continued
until early this morning.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Congress- Yestcrday.

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, the Military Academy "ppropria-
uon bill was reported from the coafer-
ence committee and agreed to, and now
goes to the President for his action. A
resolution, offered by Mr. VOORHEES,, was
adopted instructing I'll" committee on
Indian affairs to inquire into the facts
touching the recent escape of the Chey-
enne Indians from Fort Robin on and
their subsequent slaughter by the nit
ed States troops. The bill to amend the
patent laws wa, discussed at length, with
out final action.
In the House, Mr.. Wood, chairman, of
the committee On .ays and means, re-
ported back bill authorizing the issue
of cert fcates of deposit in aid of refnnd-
ing the public d.bt, which was passed
after protraeted debate, ut an evening
session, by vote of III to y. BY avote
of l5i to 10, the House passed bill re-
ported from the committee on ways and
means making United States notes re-
ceivaile for duties on imports. Mr..
" ood also introduced bill to facilitate
III refunding of the national debt, upon
which the main question was ordered,
and the House then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Brief Locals.
Las showed at last.

1t las showed at last.
Clean oil your paVements otherwise
you may have to pay the penalty.
Butter sells for % cents in Oxford, Pa.
The City Council meets in regular
session, this evening.
The Odd Fellows Hall Company held
their annual meeting yesterday after
noon.
Tie DELAWARE GAZETTE will be is
sued to-day.
The freight packets are still ice bound
at Marcus Hook.
Duritg Coy. IIaltranit's adminis'ia-
ton lorty-iise murderels have be II hung.
Police business has queted down.
Geo. Stienieken, La, been arrested on
the charge Of removing cigars from the
factory without being properly stamped.
Never mind your sic chs yet
DIR. Gallagher, the dentist, No. S35
Market sire I fills decayed teeth at rea-
sonable prices.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
SECOND EDITION
Death Among Strangers.
FORMER wfLMINGTA MAN DIES AVA
FROM HOME.

FROM HOME.
Yesterday afternoon, Michael Newall
who keops saloon dt the corner OF Fifth
and Nj adson streets, received "A letter
from resid mt Of Webster, Col stating
that a man banned James Neaall died in
the cars ON January 8th, while on his
way to Deuver. AT the same Time Mr..
Newall, received the Deauer Neaos, which
gave an account of the mans death, The
main facts OF which are abodt as follows:
bout seventeen months ago the de
ceased left this city, for the West and af-
ter working at various places in the
Western States, he finally reached Colo
rado, in December, where he Obtained a
situation AS "A section hand on the Dem
V r u Pacihc Il. k.,in which position he
only remained f1r IA short me, " hen he
quit anu proceeded TO Denver, where he
spent Christmas week.
About lhc ISL of January, Mr.. Philip
Riley, IA contractor on the Denver and
South Park abroad, proceeded to Den
v'r and engaged a number of workmen
among them being Newail. The men
we're passed by Mr.. Riley, to Webster,
where ney remained a few days uutil
the work was laid out for them to do.
When the work was ready the men went
to work. but after they had been engag-
cd ABOUT TWO hours, Newall complained
oi beng SICK, and laying down his pick,
he proceeded to his "dug out" where he
continued to grow worse. lie remained
in his ''dug out" for five days when he
gathered up lis blankets amt proceeded
20 the Webster Hotel. Here H. con'in-
ued 10 grow worse, but as there was no
doctor nearer than twenty eight miles,
the inmates did everything n their pow
er to alleviate his sufierhgs.
Finally 1t was decided 10 send him to
the Sisters hospital in Denver, and for
that pun pose the bo riders of the hotel
raised SO He was put on th- stage at
Webster, comfortably wrapped up. and
the driver was instructed to procure his
ticket to DeIver, and put him on the
train, and to net fy the conductor of the
mans condition. Unfortunately the man
entered "a car unoccupied by anyone but
himself, aud during She ride he died
The remains were taken charge of al
Denver By the Coroner and an inquest
was held.
The deceased was boiler maker by
trade and worked for number OF years
at Pusey, Jones & Co., in this city.
His brother VIII probably have the
body removed to tins c,tv for burial. The
deceased was about 50 years of age, and
was unmarried.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

A court marital assembled at Bismarck.
last week, to try Captain French for
drunkenness, and had to adjourn over
I'll Monday to allow him to sober up.
There were buried in Turkey inEurope
l2v,41l Russia soldiers, and of the 12O,
$50 sick aud wounded sent home, A., 1865,
died; total, 172,421.
Strike for the green graves of yonr sires,
and see if they have been moved" is tne
advce Of the Freeport { H. )Herdld.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

AT the annual meeting of the Farmers
NJ utual Fire Insurance Company of Mill
Creek Hundred, held at the Mermaid ,on
Monday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Presideni-Aquilla Derlickson.
Secretary and Treasurer-Thos. l.. j.
Baldwin.
Managers, Brandywine Hd-John w.
Day, John Husbands, WIN. Il. Talley.
Christiaua Hid. How aard +. Finn, Jack
son Holmes, Geo. w. Ely. Mill Creek
Hd., Thos. j. Moore, Jacob Rubencame,
Chandler Lamborn. White Clay Creek
IId., james Springer, Jonathan Groves,
j a. l. a.
Tie Secretary reported the company
in good condition.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

The snowfalls throughout Switzerland
iust before Christmas were almost un-
preced nted. In Ftebutg it has showed,
saws local Journal, as in "he year Of
the great snow," 1884. In Lausanne no
such snow has been seen sioce 1S29.Inthe
Rbonu Valley all thetrains We're stopped.
In Geneva no fewer then go ladoieis
were imployed in clearing the streets and
public places. The saloon steamship Ie-
vetia, on the Lake of Zug, which carries
20 III any tonrists from all nations to the
Rigi- Arth Mountains Railway in sum-
mer, was SUNK by Lhe Mere mels iAS u .Ae
enormas mass Of snow which ieil upon it.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
riga Triegraphic sum mary

#er reductions and stoppages in
,.#f1 lieies and factories are indi-
tile Of the most important cotton
plie, oi Switzerland has been closed
access has yet b cen gained TO the
} Isd miners in the Dinas col iery in
The signature Of the Russo
ki,h III atty is expected to take place
p1-A dispatch from Philipopolis,
! ~ anno nces thal train fell into
P ef Arda, and a Russian general,
+ oi!ircrs and two hundred men
aoWnrd.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
WORK AT THE IL. & ii. cos.

Al the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com
panS's machine shops, in this city, are
b ing constructed two large engines for
an immense ferry b rat, which is being
built al San Frame isco, TO ply between
that place and Oak land, tie terminus of
the Pacific rairoa |.
II is also said that the company expects
to soon receive IA contract for the erec-
ton OF "A large boat for Boston parties.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Grubb On Salaries.
lie is not ambitious to Become an Erent-
uiar Of Retrenchment.


Upon inquiring of the Secretary of
State, r, garaing the editorial assertion IN
this MORNINGS Herald, that he was ambl-
tious to "become an exemplar of re-
trenchment," etc, of official salaries, a
GAZETTE reporter WAS Informed by him
that this is only another of the mental
hallucinations of the "medlcal man" who
processes to edit the Herald. The Secre-
iary good-humoredly observes that he is
neither candidate for martyrdom OF the
the Recorders office That so far as
compensation of the office of Secretary
of State is concerned, he has with most
commendabe consistency, s'eadfaotly
labored to maintain the "status IN quo
ante beiiaD," OF last session and that he
is now engaged in what the DIR. himself
must admit to be a most laudable and
disinterested effort to transmit to his sue
cessor, Mr.. Walc ott. The revenues of his
office, unimpaired and diminished, be-
cause he considers that "A faithful Secre-
tary of State, under tho present income
OF the office is not at all operpaid, while
he often is decidedly orernorked.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
The WeccncOe KfnII.

The second annual ball ofthe Weceacoe
Active ASSOCIATION, takes place tom or
row nightin Web,ter's dancing academy
Masonic Temple. From the large num-
Der of tickets hat have been cashed, the
affair prom ises to be very successful
one. The ladies programmes ore very
handsome. and will be worth keeping IN
renien ordnce OF the event.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Grand Chapter of Delaware

AT the annual session of the Grand
Chapter of Delaware, Royal Arch
Masons, held at the Masonic Temple.
yesterday afternoon at which all the
Chapte,s of the State were represented
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing wear
G. IL. P.-Alfred G.. Cox, Adoniram
Chapter. No. 8, Middletown.
ID. q. II. P.-John w. Lawson, Delta,
No. q, Wilmington
q: * Isaac n. Wood, st. Johns, No.
4, Wilmington.
g: S..W I. Watson, Temple, No. 2,
Milford.
Grand Secretary-George w. Stone,
Delta, Noe.
Grand Treasurer-Alfred D. Warner,
Delta, No. 6.
Grand Chaplain-W G. w. Lewis.
Adouiram, No. g.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Wilmington MARKETS..
iniIicaiipns for To-Day.

v Re it'mtic States, northeast
q 7b,,casieriy minds, cooler .foi-
'ty ,carmer, cloudy wedU,er,
\ lu0b faiiHg barometer.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
F;rrata.

1t was stated in the GAZETTE Of yes
terday that John V. Christy " Son, had
leased the 81 ne S. W. corner of Sixth
and Market streets, now occunied by K.
Duclier. 1t snouid nave read James
Chlissy & Son.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Evening Meetings.

Evening meetings are being he'd all
this week at the First Presbyterian
chupch. Much sincere interesi is mani
tested. May God lead II, into a more
holy and Conscientious life with Him
self. All are kindly welcomed.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Extra ordinary exp nses,
lecture room


Officers for the ensuing year were
elected, as follows:
Prtsident-Dauiel Farra.
Secretary and Trcasurer-Henry Eckel.
Curaiors-John q. Yates, William q.
Baugh, John II Brinton, George Friek,
Robert II. McDanel, G.. w. Duffield,
Joshua NJ aris, William II. Foulk, Archi-
bald CruZier.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
The Blanchard Blood and
Nerve Food

Has been found by hundreds of the people
OF his com immunity To be the IN ost reliable
lnVlgorator. 1t contains really the essence
OF NE, being made directly from the wheat
kernei-t the great life staplp. dec2O-lw
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

CHEKIFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa., to me
directed, viii be exposed TO public sal e, at
the auction store of
l.. W. STlDHAM & son,
No. III Fast Fourth street. in the City of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware on
TUESDAY, the 2sth Day OF JANUARY,
A. -. 1s79. at 10 O'Clock. a. M, the follow
ing DESERT ed Personal Property, viz
Jol of Mems hob nail shoes, lot of plush
slippers. lot of Won EMS shoes. lot Mems
and Bay's boots and Shoes, lot of Women's
and Misses gaifers,2 2 lounges, / counter
stove, desk and ice cooler, &c &c.
Seig ID and taken ilto eXecu ion as the
property OF Allen c. Thackery, and to be
sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, New Castle, Jan. l4th,
A. D.. 1879. janl5 St
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
l-|-2s1R


secretary of the Treasory ,e.,or
), 'as''''''ed to the House Of Repc-
= ives a statement of coin st,ndino
,''ui' Oh the | niled Safes in ma
y -. "ahk repositories on January i,
me aggregate is s4G,s9s, lGs,o1.
w, about Sl9,ooo,oo0 was in the
,oa Na''onal Bank Of New York ST..
- oo9 1 IN Bank OF State Of New York
!, sy'p'o y, IN Bank of New York, Ma.
n Na"a,', "','5 Association, and s5,ooo,-
=, Maverick Band of Boston. Nine.
'sci, gsI INs moi n"id from 100000 to $500.
c l,,%s " i' old !, the remainder twenty.
'a'e lrss than $4,000 each.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

exelnpts from taxatio, for
s.''s all capital invested in the
ma '''le OF cotton, whether in b,lill-
"a mil purpose, machinery, or
.'''cl'ased for the u,es of such
'I@eine. Georgia cotton man,,t,,.-
b. II rs Known, are quite Tourist ina
.a'r''y good humber of peopl At
Ii towns.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

|a. .'Ion, 4,.'',' H., OF New York city below
! and rlo,,'ii was eanvassed Monday for
'1 r,.'.ns ,'.,olhlns for chari, ..ule ils,i,u- m
lcell elo,S n,''r @ wagons, each with
|, l5r ,, -, e,,il ana Preceded by boys to
= uses were prompt and be, bn,,ntil 1i'
to I,,9 '',e, ISL S. Imperial Of GERMANY is
Ssl.I's doa,, .a'p Intensely affected b,
Puba,on "tatll' nf, and only the positiy5
b. to n,,'oa M ., t9e Emperor prevenlea he,
/ 'o her. They had man,
!. t.s. e.. t., .t,,-~!.... i camm-ll
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Odd Fellows Hall Co.

Annual Meeting--Ireasurer's Report
Election Of officers.
The annual meeting of the Odd Eel
lows Hall Company was held in This cty
yesterday afternoon. The report of the
Treasurer, which was presented aud read
was as follows:
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
Empty Cells.

The city cells this morning did not
contain single occupant. This is the
first time that The cells have been empty
since January 1st.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
IRST EDITION.
| [EALi) & CO.,
1, h,.~KINSA BROKERS,
AND DEALERS IN

.pe RONDS. LOANS. MORT
~ Z. CONF NJ ERCIAL PAPER.
>.rnN HOUSE, WILM1SGToN, DEL
,,.., Coupon, and General Collec.
Ss,s 10 and drafts ON Great
sto and o'her parts Of the world.
lyd
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

'4' N hinon's withdrawal from
A5 sai 1shi in Moth Carolina, in
ri 'eie amons in the Demo
t.'i13ethe election of Cover
-fainly. The Democratic
l.e Lepisla'ure last night
.1l Vance with gtea unanimt ty.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
,,anciaI and Commercial.

Vt,xIsoros. Del, Jan. 10, 1879
al. sTrk quotations lurnihhed BY
-. 70. Clayton House Ea'iding
,'ton, Del, at II NJ. to- lay.
r,,,,y oTTDT ATInNS
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

IL STREET YEsTEHDAN-The stock
= was very active aud generally
Government bonds were firm,
'Hii and railroads strong. Money
j wa '1.} at ia 81 per cent. tho
Z quotation heing p as per cent.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16

To cash
From rents of stores, rooms aud
basen,ent. Observation-Disclosures. So, ,335 90
From rent of lecture room..... 123.00
From loan of Grand Lodge Of
Delaware..... ................... 100000
From proceeds of sale and hire
of Old sett Observation-Disclosures. 1880
3,670.5O
Balance on hand a, last rcport... o5i.45
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w NTED.-A boy who has some ex-
W perience in set ing type and feeding
The daily gazette., 1879-01-16
THE IIARLOT.

Rer. Waiter d. Nichoids' Sermon to
ronng Men, Deiirered at Temple
Presbyterian Church, Phitddeiphid.
Fran tho prnss
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-25

MOORE, I. D. Attorney at Law,-of
NA fce up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.