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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-01
TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate and Per-
sona1 Property.
The undersigned, Trustee of Joseph Sommer &
Co., will sell at public auction on

The undersigned, Trustee Of Joseph Sommer G.
Co, will sell at public auction on
Saturday, May 10, 1 $40
west Of Canton, stark county, Ohio, the following
described real estate situate In said county to-wt.
Being part of the sou invest quarter of section
twenty-five, township ten perry and r9nge nine,
upon which the well known valuable Brewery OF
said Joseph SOmmer g. Co. is situated containing six
Ing houses in addition to the dwelling connected with
the Brewery, splendid bank barn, with all the
necessary Outbuildings, and good orchard.
Also the following described articles of personal
property to-wit: horses. 4cOws 8 head of young
cattle, hogs, wagons, | hay carriage beer wagon,
carryall, 2 BOb.seds, plOws, l buggy / tanning
mill, cutting box, lot Of hay lot of horse gears bug
gy harness, harrow, undivided half of mower, about
1900 feet oak fencing lumber large lot of Ice lot OF
corn, shelter, brewers pitching machine wise
lot Of iron pipe, | barrel rosn barrel pitch, one
gPlndstone lot OF Ice TOOLS copper Kettle portable
dry house, fly nets lot of bungs lot of bags plat
form scales, lot of charcoal lot of COKE about 800
bushels OF barley about 800 bushels Of malt about
ZOOO pounds OF hops, Ice saw, 10 twenty-five barrel
beer tanks, 10 tenbarre beer tanks, eight-barrel
patent beer cooler, fermentng tubs, one 35barrel
peer tank, 25 barrel beer kegs l25 u barrel beer
Kegs, 20 q barrel beer kegs, floating beer coolers,
lou or rubber hose, tubs lot OF brushes about 40
CORDS OF wood, about 200 barrels Of beer about Is
acres of wheat In the ground saddle and great
variety OF other articles too numerous to mention.
Ierms OF sae-FOr real estate one-thiTd cash, one.
thrd In one year and onethird Ia two years. deferred
payments 10 bear interest from day of sale and be
secured oy mortgage on said premises For personal
properly credit OF six months will be given on all
sums OF hye dollars over by giving interest bear
Ing note with good security.
A.PoNTIUs, Trustee
April 10Th, lSi9.-hw ofJosEPH 9oMMERs q Co.
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Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
scented to the Commissioners ofStark county at their
cation of County road on the following line towit
Beginning az the fork Of the Randolph and Center
road In Plain township, near Cairo and running
thence In northearterly dh econ with the present
Randolph road, or as near the same as practicable
through the townships Of Plain, Lake and Marlboro
to the north line OF said Stark county, terminating
where said Randolph road crosses the road on the
north line Of said Stark county,
April 10, lS76.-apr24hw A PETITIONER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-01
Attachment Notice
stephen Festerly, Plf,

Stephen Festerly, Plff.
VS..
Jeremiah Heldenbrand Deft Before Jonathan s.
Hudson, Justice Of the Peace, of Canton Township,
Stark County, Ohio
The defendant will take notice that on the 2lst day
of March, 1879 said Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the sum of one hundred
and thirtyseven and 3.1OO dollars and said suit "a
set for trial on May 26th, 1879 at 10 q. m.
Canton, o., Apr. 10, 1s79.-24dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-01
HOW THEY DO 1T IN RUSSIA.

In hotel in Moscow, known as the
Nobel'schen Gasthaus, young man en-
gagged the rooms numbered as go and 81.
ostensibly for family. He Immediate
ly took possession, and on the following
morning went out, returning in about an
hours time whether alone or with a
companion is not known, although sew
eral residents of the hote saw two young
men in the corridor, who entered the
apartment No 60. For eight days the
door of No. go remained locked without
the fact attracting attention. Finally, a
disagreeable smell was detected pervad-
ing the corridor, and the police were
summoned and broke into the chamber,
In No. 81 was lying the corpse of man,
face downward, and the feet directed to-
ward the door of the chamber. The
head was partially covered with pillow,
beneath which was a pool of CONCEALED
blood, On the back of the murdered
man was pinned a paper, upon which
was written: "Traitor and spy, con-
demned and executed by us, the Russian
Socialists and RevOutionists. Death to
the Judas, death to traitors. "-Paris
FIOdrO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-01
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION.

Proposing an Amendment to Sections
Three and rive, Article Four, of the
Constitution, ReOrgaDizlng the Judi
ciary of the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-01
Teachers Examination --- Can.
ton Union School.

An examination Of applicants for positions in the
ct the West Building, on Saturday, MAY 3ist 1873
The examination will commence at o'clock a. m,
By order Of the Board.
apfI ]. II. LEHMAN, Clerk,
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO, I
Office of the Secretary of State

UHlCe OF In6 bGUTGIaIy OF 6IHI1
l, Milton Barnes, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that the fore
going is true copy of an act passed by the
General Assembly of the State of Ohio, on the
18th day of April, A. d. 1879, taken from the
Origiual rolls filed in this Office.
In testimony thereof, / have here
IsRAL1 unto subscribed my name and affixed
my official seal, at Columbus, the l2th
day of April, A. D. 1870.
MILTON BARNES,
Aprl4m6 Secretary of State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
FCKEIG.T .FEiI-S.

y dlsastcf froc ca u says that hire, AZ
snsn chit Is Gra IL W inpII,;rct The British
II l:nry committee will NEE III nc lately.
The Marquis Of Salisbury 10 political speech
a. Manchester, l. Ielact, is. night denounced
ulsdStoue, supported tic ada lis ralio1, aud
was very blitr 10 !emoaIioD Of Russia. He
SAID Austria held the key OF pasee 10 Euope.
The Spanish Coumi siou Of Slav r; 10 Cuhs
haVa drawn up their report. S.ve,al Of the
M m0;rs advocate the c0Ltrios' i)D ct the
Mtr,t law. witch embndies Tia planters vies
involving ten Yeas delay O.htrs demand
tho imueiato aboliioo of s'av.rf. The Min
lstellallsts assert that Premier Camps tayors
the latter course.
The Amer IF Aighapistau did not &C.
c?mpauy Sir Frederick Robtrts on his airy in.
10 Cabul, pleading iudspostiou. Genar,l Hill
has been appointed military governor OF Cabul,
and will be assisted by N.wab Gholan niiscn
Khan. The Afghan regiments which left
Uhuz,ee TO ilo the muiueers were dispersed
twenty 'iva miles from Csbul, leaving twelve
gu!s behind. Eighty Eve guns and mortars
and qlaDity OF ammunition for both artillery
and email arms were foundi the Bala Hissar.
Prince Gortschaktf believes that Austria is
10 danger Of becoming the humble satellite Of
Germany, who IS extending her Influence from
the mouth of the Scheld. to tho mouth Of the
DiGube. The same correspondent interviewed
Governor L?us k2ssutb, who sid he believed
q Franco Russian alliance inevitable, and that
Germany would then have her hands full 90
the Rhine, aud Austria be left to bear alone
the brunt ola Sclsy cnsaughter. lie EXPRESS
cd the bolief that Count Andrassy will rcappear
10 politics as inpsrial chaIc,ll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

CHEacu SERVICES. &C., To- MoRaow-
Christ Church.-Service at | a. m. aud 80
D. m. BY Rev H. Suter.
81 PaMs Church. Service at II Q. m. and
:. p. N. By Rev. DR.. Nortor.
Grace Ch1rch.-Scrvico at II a. N. and
go .. N. bv Rev. MIR. Sharp.
81 -Hary'S Chwch.-Mass at : AID II 9. H.
tesner5 at 4 o. 10.
Jnloa Presbyterian Ltmcl CFirst Church,
Sslvco at | | a. 10. and 80 p. III. By Rev. Dr.
Bullock.
Second Presbyterian Cturch-Scrvioo at |
a. m. aud $50 n. LII. by Rev. Wa. D.Gwilde.
Meth. Fps. Church. Service at II a. II. aad
a. 80 p. m. by Rev. Mr.. Pealcc.
Meth. EpiS. Church S0mh-Servioe at |
q. IN. aud 100 n ID. by Rsv W. X. ByyIs.
Meth. HrOt. Chuch-Scrvice at 8. III. and
80 Q. 10. nv Rev. ". Il. Graham.
Baptist Grch-Service at II a. M. and !. 80
p. 10. by Rev. Mr.. Wharton. Seats free.
ErmIive Baptist Roone7 Fuiyar Street -
Preaching BY Elder VIM. ii. Smoot at ! ! q. 70.
Young Mems Christian As5ociati0n.-
Service OF Song and prayer meeting 10 the
Second Presbyterian Church at 4 y. III. Jail nt
p. n. Aims House ut >! p. IN Canal at ,!
=. m. Open air meeting Ga Majors iitll at
Gpm
The RED RIBBONS AND THE WHITE Mrs
RslIey addressed a c)nErega;i0n OF ladies rep
rcsectl0s the dltiarrn! den0mIn9tloos Of the
city a. the NJ. l.. Church at . y. IL. yaateld ~.
Ste spoke particularly Ct the duly OF al chrls'
ian women 10 band Themselves together Tor
temperate, work. She S.Okc III the W0man's
Christian Temperance UGiOn Is the orgauiz.,
ton through which chrsliaa wCmol through
out tic Iand arc i3log wonders Tor temperance
E,,,, l. "a Il tl,.., 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

DEATH CT J. T. ARMSTRONG. ESQ john
I. Arms rong, Esq az old aud prominent cid
I'm Of the ihirl va i died this evening about
la pas: tour. Mr.. Armstrong hss b,eu 10
feeble health fox soirc tue. lie represented
the third ward in Il C city cou1Ii! t r a number
of years, ard held many rllces Of honor ard
trust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

TO DAr.--The streets Of the city 10 day have
presented vary lively appearance, large
number ofpeoru from the surrounding coun'
try teirg Ter, makiug purchases. II has been
warm AID cloudy. with IS enough rain to
make people wish for more. Rain is very much
needed 10 the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

SHIP YARD --Oae OF the Jugs Oh tho ways
at the ship yard was launched yesterday, and
the Steamer M5ry {. hauled up for repairs.
The Timber for the new schooner will not arrive
bcior3 The middle Of next month. whcn the
work on her Will cnmmeEGe Immediately
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

Mass MEETING There will be mass meet.
log tf the republicans Of Ihis city 90 Monday
night next for tho ru!p}se Of rslityiDg the
reat iustiug resolutions adopted at the radical
convention held 10 Ibis city last Wednesday
night, at which discussion Of the state debt
will take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

The CASAL-fhtrI are 90 boa's arriving
from Cumberland in tols leuca CT The scar
city OF water 10 tie canal. \ GOOD rain wCuli
do great deal CT good 10 tbs rasp5c. AID i'll
prove the business on The river and around the
wharvts A large lumber Of men arc lourglOg
uround idle because there is no cal arriving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, October IS, 1879,
For The Middle Atlsntic States colder south
west TO northwest winds, threatening weather and
rain falling, folio we'd By rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

THE CuLpEpER FAIR.-The Culpaper Fail
closed LIS: uight. There was hut small OF.
tendance present on the las: day. The race:
which took pec, w4ro free 10 al horses, ard
arc said TO have been very exciting. The tool
race val Won by white man from Charlottes-
vile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

Personal j aico james Kairh, passed
through this city yesterday. from New York,
where he has been to consult physician, on bis
wy to his home in Warrentou. apparently in
proved 10 health.
Rsv. Dr.. Balcck arrived home to day from
Bllmorc, where he has been 10 attendance 90
the Committee OF Foreigo Missions If The Pres
hytarian church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
EXCURSIOsS.

OYSTER ROAST EXCURSION TO CONE
~ RlVEk, VA
Thesleamer GEORGE LEARY, which leaves
WASH ineton at Il o'clock tonight, will stop at
piince street wharf, on her way down. She re-
Turns TO washington at 1910 O'clock promptly
Sunday night. Seven hours good qunninS
boating, fishing and oyster eating, The excuf.
sion is in The hands of excel ant managers. and
will be q first class affair. 1.ckels 81 80 for the
round triu OFT 18-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

REVIVAL SERVICES "A large oRd was
of, 5 ,nt at the Baptist Church last night, when
Rev. Dr. Wharton preached al eXteedir ely
impressive sermon from the tex, God Tor.
bid that should glory save u the cross of our
Lard Jesus Chris" There will DO bap,isiog
10 this church 10 morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
" Yes go VOL, so tcnderly
Thou s. loved s1ored by me,
Fame. fortune, wealth nnd liberty

r, AtEllSG OF THE COMMISSIONERS CT ROADS
: le Board q Commissioners If r ,sds for Ar
nostoa GaRisterisl DISTRICT o! The County held a
ueeIiog last evetiog a, the rcsidaroe OF the
unity clark. Present, W. A. Rove, super
'sH W. h. Boiler. superinis Ddent Il roads,
'oG Justice H. A. Whsl!en. clerk.
After tie lran:aoilou If rouu1e busioess
o,H:ESln lacey, treasurer. submitted bis an
sasi settlement. which 8as received AID sp-
Qfo7ed, ss follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

ArrulhTtD.-Mr. J. ii. Pfendergfast has
teen sppolDted 40 ad ii iulal telegraph operator
at he Virginia MdIald Railroad, in conse.
quencs ot tie heavy tu:iless Low being done
By that SOad,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

lMpROvEMENT5.-l1 walking arouod the
city ore 10 surprised at tho amount Of work
TIA. is gelcg 90. aud business seems to be very
brisk, Notwithstanding o,mpIainls TO The con
tory. There is great deal of bu ding going
Oh. houses Of all liads are going up. both store
SID dwellings, esp; cialiy 90 The outskirts fthe
city. Mr.. Robs. Pouner ia making an addition
to bis already large establishment. All branches
o! business seem to be picking up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
INSURANCE..
INSURANCE..
Life Insurance Co.of va.
pETRRaHEaa 1T

PETERsELtRG, VT.
SAMUEL B. PAUL, President.
Root . BoLLiNdi, Vice Presidents,
). w. PEGRAM. Secretary.
JOHN +: LAY. Superintendent of Agencies,
&. hEMPEk, General Ag't. Alexnndris, Va
Office No. Sc King street.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER
S5DO,000.
Ihls solvent aud conservative il me COMPANY.
ialr IN al! its dealings and prompt in tia nav.
ments, solicits tho examination and Confidence
OF those desiring life policies within this densrt.
ment LIS rates are as low "a they can bu made with
1ull safety ID the insured and its investments
ara sll made at home. Attention ia called 10
the accompanying letter.
L. KEMPER. General Agent.
AleIsndris, Va, August 10 1879
H. hemper General Agent Lifs Insurance 90.
OF Virginia, Alexandria. Va.
Desr Strive take much pleasure in mskjnp
our acknowledgment 10 you, not only of the
prompt payment by cheek Of your compspy to
our order for s'3,837.20. the full amount due on
inc lla policy OF our father, bat we have also to
express our appreciation of tho aid and facilities
Afforded us in completing tho usual proofs of
DEATH We can and do cEcsrfuliy commend
your company to the cor fl 1ence OF the cubic
Very respectfully yours
oct ~ HARLOW BROS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
kUT4L YFeEs.s PIES

Mr.. j. Ii. d. Sm0o!, ofthis city, has beoa written
10 in regard 10 exhibiting his famous carrier
pigeons st Tho Stsuuton FAR
Much com alaint is made at the cordilion of
the road leading from King street to W eat EaJ
especially the crossing ri Eooh's Run.
The Alexsud ris Sunday Chronicles The name
OF paper that will appear tomorrow for the
first time, Mr.. Louis +. Payne editor.
Lovers Of oysters will not hsve better oppor-
unity for enjoying themselves than that afford.
cd by the excursion tonight 20 the Como river
oyster beds, on the steamer George l.eary.
The Berger Family, with Sol Sri!h Russell,
will give an entertainment in ths city. o. Ssrepts
Hall, on the SIN inst.
Mr.. Pat Cunning sm, the milkman, aays ha
wishes it distinctly understood thst ha is not the
Cunningham who took part in the radical con-
yenlion recently held in this city, 81 he don't
belong TO that breed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

S5S3.92

The VIRGINIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
The zenith annual nesting Of The Virgioia Med
lcil Sec ely will be held 10 this city next wet K,
and promises to be very largely attended by the
physicians from oil sections of The StttJ. A
large humber CT eminent physicians from dis
tatc, will also be 10 tt:endanoe; among them
Dr., Marion Sims. Of New Ycrs; RumboId, of S..
Lous; Wilson. Of Baltinor Toner and Wood
ward. OF Washington, and others whose names
We canutt recall. The public is invited to 81 t md
The opening meeting. which takes place on
Tuesday evening at /! clock. Ga this occa-
soo. after prayer there will be delivered the
adGr.s, OF welccme. 40 address by DR.. Wiley,
Of 5 .em, Roar oke Co.. w.. aud The pres-
dent ) address. by Dr. |. s. Joynes, tf Ri,h-
uond. Do Wednesday and Thursday the pro.
ceecloes will be OF interest to medcil men ou.
~ for those days will be devoted to the dis:uI.
SOD OF medical and surli,al q1ts ions. and the
juan, generally Gro not expected to be present
al that tmc. Tbs mt ings will be held at
Sarrp'a HILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

lNFANTlClDE.-Justic, A. b. GtuoweIl,
acllog coroner of tho county. has returned 10
clek' 5 office The irQui,iiau t,ken 10 tho coun-
~ on the l2th instant upon the body Of 90 no.
kaowu mae infant. The juy find that tt G
sid unknown male infant came to his death on
or about The Sth day Of October. 1879, by neg.
ie't CT drowning at the hatds Of soma persons
70 Us utkoowu, SID that tho said death was tho
rcsult Of felony, by said unknown person or
pe,s)p:."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18
a TALE OF LOVE-
And ther. tho l1v,r
,Sghiog Ike iCriace. with wot!ni bAa
Made to his Mistress cyelrow."

SEu thtr. inc lfVtt
3'ghiog Ike tCriace. with w0t!ni bAial
Made to his Mistress cgelrow."
1t was q very pleasant liflir the o!hur ii.L.;
iudtci oUc to be rng IeEitnrbtic l-ln iGcI
lent, like the CASTS 10 The Weary. thirsty travel
rf 90 The dry sandy desert; 5cs il was literally
sId truly one ct those beautiful spo!s Ia ,hr
desert Of lie ha; should ho stored away 10 the
chambers OF U.cm1ry 10 be called ~ to cheer
tie I0oeiy hour AID cluse the smile o y 20
take the place of the Gu!nIog tear. |. vas two
Young men WHO lad lst I t!rned IRON loves
young dream. Ii Was about elevcu clycs,
AT night when all is still around,'
when tue blue arch Of heaven was bespaug.
ID with those starry ORIG, and 10 all thlir
twIIkIlng trilllaucy they told but oLc tale, aud
that was the tile OF love. They had met
perchaLco the usual way" tnl were seated
upon very uGr0ciica porch, but time nor
pace. nCr ang Other circumstance has any III
Iuc1co over those whose very souls arc the es'
s@nce OF love. Olo said to the other: 1T has
been neary year since | handed her piece
u spruce plCe and told her with trembling lips
and fearful eyes ISr3w,l." II was with bleed
Iog heaEt thst gave her up because she pre-
erred the company Of another young gentle.
mao. Alb,
Jane belitv d tic true,
And was best 10 tau5 bailsylus;
Blt DOW | mourn that Ger knew
Girl SO fair a7d so docei7ing.
Fare thee well!
Fare tie well! Ill think of tAce
Thou lehvest Il muDy bitter tohcc;
tJr see. disIrstt'rg woman SEQ,
Ny peace Is gone, ny hoart is trokti
Fare thee well
Bot SIX months ago | determined that |
would not plIo uGay AID die for one who had
Heated me- So unkiudiy, ard now my life again
IS all 10y and sunshine. \ ou csn read it in my
I,nguld eyes. She is Is lair as heaven and as
'haste IS light; her eyes are as bright as the
aar', aud Whep, in language angelic she asked
no II | loved he- replied
o. Yes so VOL, so tcnderly
Thou's. loved s!ored by me,
Fame, fortune, wealth and liberty
Were worthless without tacc.
lhtre they sat aad each enc 10 The 0th told
'teIr lal9 OF love. Midnight came ard sill
'cty were VoWipg their love for this or the
H'heF lair dsmse, and getting enthusiastic and
G;eoUlGg noisy q widow was partly raised.
mere Vas Stiffness CT momeut, aud then q
we higher. aCd then cain, the tag OF war.
ElIh ono Of those lovers who but moment
aso were so WIN ere boT so cool, and ire
T''el mere the appearance o. dr0waed rstt
sNab anything else one can thirk Of. Tter
"aS Brought 70 pAs5 the ssyiog, That love
.u'h0d to hatt" is awful, and those Two young
~'1 Went tia. night 10 their VirtuGus o0uohe.
Without spark OF love 10 them.
r,MtErlNG OF THE COMMISSIONERS CT ROADS
4 y lev 4
.osto1 naRlsterisl District o! The county held
neeiog last everiog a, the rcsidaro, of tn
s'unty clerk. Present, w. a. Rove, supe.
'sn; W. Fl. Bntler. superintendent Ct roads
'o1 Justice H. A. Whsl!Gr. CLERK.
Nttnr LIZ { L-,L.i.r.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

INSURANCE SUlr-Oa Tues lay last Me:srs.
Kent l. Neala Instituted suit 10 the Cine ii.
Court Of the City of Riotmopd 10 sufj g, the
deposit oi the Life Association Of America, in
he interest of the policy holders n that c5m
paGp. ii hasiog bten declared il solvent Pol
ic2 hc icrs 10 this city and vicinity by joioiog
10 these procec digs can secure to themselves q
dslFitu!yo share 10 whatever amount may be
realized
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

1HE MARKET TO DAY.-Thcra was a large
supply OF everything in tho market, meat,
vegetables aud fish to dry, and purchasers were
numerous. Best cuts OF oil kinds of meat sold OF
from 10 to IS cclt5 per h.; rosss beef l2,,s per
10 pork 10 c.s., aud sausages 10 c's; butter
- to % els. per To-; cabbage to cts. per
hea6; cora 10 cis. per dczsr; egg plants 2 to 3
CTS. apiece; sweet potatoes 20 cts per peck; best
apples 80 Cts per peck; fish, winter shsd aud
tsioIS, % 10 So cts. per buuch.
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z,

CR.
Oo.ober s. 1S1S.-By balance 10 credit
OF fund, $3.50 IS
BY assessment on land and p'cp,ry. l4l.1G
Omissions 1916 II, IS
By ponalty on collections since Decem.
Ter |, 1873, ll.50
Total, s593.S2
10 warrants paid, 1855 23
10 rebate OF 2 per cant. on receipts 10
- March l. 1879. 2j7
10 delirquent properly, 81 QS. aid
lands, 5000. Gl.07
To treasurer's commission, $l63.l2, re-
ceips to March / 1879 ct per
cent, treasurer's com sion, S2222S -;
collected since March l.. 1879. at
per cent. %. CO
August |, lS79-Ba'arc, 10 credit Of
fund, 1856 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

MAYORS OFFICE. TIE city, TO day not
alh9anllug tic excitement about of the cleo
tion on Monday. is very quiet and orderly. A
good deal o! Eqlcr Il fl at. Lu. ii is net
ii HE tishtog kind.
There was but one clae at the Mayors 0fioa
thai Il !Ored man named Henry Mason
"h1 boa! co0red wJmaa uamed Ann Cole
man. lie paid s. for bis luo. and left with q
u heart TIE whman. who had created TIC
excitement, paid s., 50. for she said, hollow
Irp Will The man beat her,
The magistrates arc having dull lime std
are llst wll'irg for 's0meiipg to turn up"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-18

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lllends. Lartque's AMI Bilious Bi.crs deserve
Gil Gained for then. | always recommend
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+. Thornton, Baltimore, Md, the manufuotur.
or. cl4ims that there is nothing equal to them
IN all forms OF the Liver and Stomach dersnpe.
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