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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-24
ru..Ga Con. shipments.

Bullion to the amount of 34,S40 pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Con. TINS
morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-24
Pipes.


wooden pipes, in great variety, at the GOLD
RIFLE STORE, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-24

Two for CSC. Cigars in Eureka, at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-24
Passing million.

PASSING huIrHO"'
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped this morning
o hsrs If bullion, valued at 50, 1926 AZ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-24

ualo about the moon at $3.50 P. N.
A. NJ. WELLS, Observer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26
Walking finch,

NEW YORK. Seot. IS -Tbe :iscls f ttc
long Ss!k 90 TIE ocntfsan ur. DIV hes:uaiog
10 Do percspl5!e. Wes,oh's physicians pro-
nonueed him Gu: of his mioi t;ia mcrpiug,
aud R9weIl has been vsrv sick a .!:hs, c,rD :
Ing cit aod going 90 tie track $. il cgv.'s Toe
news ct RoHeirs iodsooSiiio1 iaFu ci new If.
N the other pedestrians. j. vas supposed ct
Gee time that Rowsl'S fotd bsl been taup.r.
e! With, as he gs9e evidence Of having been
poisoned. He seemed to get tcger, hogayec,
alter short time, sad is acH on tho tack,
The receipts for tie "a hours ending a. S
o click this morOitg we're $40 600, making the
total receipts to o'c,cz this a. %. 5000
The score at . o'clock stcoi: Wss.oo. 369
miles, + lans: howell, 423 uilss. 5lsps; HszuI
4g6 miles, lar; Guyop, $50 nils 5 isps;
Eulis, SAT miles. ups
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

SssN SUBDUINu AND AVOIDING Fever AND
CUE Ut s!i chronic diseases fever and ssuo
IS perhaps the loset .conqaerable by tho ordinary
remedy which completely roots il cIIS ot Tho
system in any and slI CT its vsriou, phases.
lhl' celebrated slti.periodic is vegetable in
composition, and is net only eli ,scious hut
perfectly safe. thing .ha. cannot be- predicate d
WILD truth OF quiaino, Hostette.'s Stomach
bltters Is. besldes. most etIicioas means of d..
lenis sSaiast ma!atls. as it endow the uhysiou
WIN an amour. OF stamina which enables i, to
encounter misama!ic il 4 leuces without preiu .
elce to health. Persons about 10 vi.i: or living
10 foreign countries, or porioas OF our own
wnere intermittent or rem!t.eut teyors rrevsiI
should not omit TO lay in sulli ,ient SUNNY n
ms great Preventive, both to aver! such Gisaeses
common to such localities. "AN ave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26
Extensive Fire

DEADwooD OAK, Sept. 2G.-At tgo 9 click
THIS morning fire broke out in a bakery 90
Sherman street aud the flames spreading randi
u almost the enite business portion cf tho
CITY WIS Consumed. Thousands Of people have
been rendered homeless and left in 6istitute
condition. The fro is still buroug. Tic loss
10 roughly estimated ct from 81, 500 900 to So :.
GOO. Geo on which there is little or n, insur.nca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

lhE MIDLAND ROAD "A co1resacnicl; ci
W. NC 7mOnj DIs9arch, II 20 iciBc toe ar0.
TCsed tZ eosilG e the Nilsod Rosa ircu,
DsMosS'!'@, a, &c Statewide, n. G, sty::
Alter the preliminary sutgey has beer n I'D e
aou some lce1 o. the col Of hullG;ny the rsii.
.osu has beeo formed, it is Understood that a
.WsDoTt vii DC mad t. the authorities of tie
nIGI,nd Il al. The .tsn ia 70 staA ,ha Mic
t'Ge hGad ;roCl Dssvls !.g SAY ai tie c. al
, IsNs q BntErrgha:a comfy t Sta,,.piiir, aui
,au: establish through La. re. B.nimme
S Atlanta. Tie cot : gu, 5oao a. sbcut
1eut millions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

SALE or Law EooKs-The sale or the
greater pcrIon of tie lew library OF the late
Judge 4. N. Love, yesterday, was only toIer.
gb|y We'll aueD3;d, sid while the rriots paid
Tor soao ci The books weto fair the majority
Wei st very low figures Grsttau's Reports
hrIu1ht 81 50 volume; WslIaces' Reports.
81 10; lie CHS sos sud B!a,kstone's Com
nc p;t ries, 80 ceuts a volume.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

Hi&1 CEBAECE ~ y CHURCH -Whle ser.
''cyS wlru - Iiog'esS q: cvi0fcd church near
i':t;c,y R)jg2rS, ku1sn az Little Zion"
la" lights sltc', party of wjmen,
Ia kal, e2!2ied the bui1lrs, snd by their
a:ai - - aiaru"d The ooDIrrgavi}a that lhey
!9cont!cents!Iy Aad, scream!oy Hnd yelling at
he tors o! tlsi, Vo;o9F, and "bEeshiog up
Il cet!n' " FIR ,het tisht, No clu, has been
eb;2iotd SO 0 Who the iItIulers we're. but it is
lhOuaht they were coiored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

IoM k!rrUR.-Ihc Hebrew festival of Y Gnu
hliplr, Or the Day OF Advancement, comu eucas
81 'uGGO'Sn to day aud contIEuea until tha SAM
tim" to mcr:CTT.
Du'i1g he cpo'iDuaaoo OF this fscsi p!oi,ao
tri r7c,s ~ijl be held in the ST. a2oeus ca
WcsllgGtpn sIr;ef, a1d tho members Of the
conservation will Ub'crca strict fss!, abstain
iaG entirely from iood or drink OF soy kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

YELLOW FEVER ~ MEMPHIS. --Belj .mia
*. PIaio, iotmery 0f this city, but uow of
Memphis, Tcun., is here. sud says that The
yellow fever 10 Mem ohis is still viIuIaut 10 that
o;iy, nod nat the pumber Of cases dmieish culy
t1r hack Of victims upon which it can seiz,, and
that refugees should not reur1 yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

CIRCUIT COURT Judge Robert Turner pre-
siding :-Grahau vs.. W. &. V. NJ IL &. s.
Il. il. Co; Frederick +. Gilbert flied tx,cp,
ucps TO report Of Commi.sioncr Gardcr; peti
too OF La,kin Bios. 6Iet By leave; ao that Ct
Joh1 f. kraus.
German Baking Go. vs. W. Il. Seecnar;
Cast; jury uGable 10 sprec; iarcr Withdrawn
aGd Cause colliguad.
Court took recess Ter one hour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26
Sqnll Bfunn

=, BOSTON, Sept. 25.-Thc slcgc skull rae, o.
tue Charles river course 10 day betwccu Hcra.io
Dsiaoo; OF Chelsea, end S5!vcy Gotk.u, Of
oouth Dos;op, tEo miles With tur9, fer 500,
Rss Woa by TIC forner 10 II min, ~ seconds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

" MF; L. T. Snyder has purchased tho fa.n cf
m'. Jtho Lluthao, situated several niies from
bsIIYVlie, Clarke e2unty, on .be hlilw23d road
aL$33 per actp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Wm.
McGuir1 hss 20 engagement 10 occupy tho
rupi: of Bishop j. a. Ls;sns reformed
Ep;scopai] 10 L sex and kiug William coun-
ri:s, Va. doring the absence of Bishop L 10
CaLats, 10 Ooober ard NoVerbar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

NAVIGATION 1NTERRUPTFD.- saEd bar has
been toEu!, 90 tbs SsG,c IeVe OF the causl,
snd The w,teE waa draw off yesterday 10 order
torcmovcit. II IL expected that the wafer
sill be co aga!o this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26
SNSDelGess,

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-The cid .rL wal,
SLo"n respectable hou:e Of Tompkios & "a
nesels IN oresdsluis, &c, has b,en compelled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

MONEY SALES The German Cooperative
Baidl,g ASS, oialion NJ. 8 at meeting held
ms, ii. TT sid .hIty cans, amcuatlGg TO Sc !
COO a, a discount OF 40 IL per cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

WILD GEESE Large a,cks Of wild geese
r7ss:6 or;r ,his cit7 las. niEht iron the north,
press gjug, So The knowing ones soy, a severely
cold W!pter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

COMMITTEE Meeting "A meelirg Of !he
cty sud cuun'Y cons. rrsivts commiuee is 10
oc I'D t. bish ., The tffc: Of the City Trea-
SuTtr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26
EGEs SALE GI RENT.

UOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-I offer for
T. : sale on favorable terms. or in exchange for
land or farm stock, situated in the village of
Buck!acd, Virginia. a NEW TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING, we'll finished and in
good rep&ir; good garden and ou,buildipgs; To-
cslity healthy and good society; on Warrenton
aud Alessndris turnpike, miles from Virginia
Midland Railroad. This property is now unoc"
cupeG, and will be rented low until sold. Ap.
ply to R.R.iSANDERS.
Bucklsuj. w., sop Twin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

SCHOOL EoARD.-A mce,iGs Of the City
Sohooi 3osri IS ~ b held to light at 80
O'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

WEATHER pgsoBABILtTIEs, SeDt'r. %. 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear or partly
cloucy weather, no!,heriy winds. shifting to
warmer southerIy, Ealing, succ. eted in south
ga portions by stsl!Ons-y barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

i|othH tIe Epp! h:ItHE cc'E n lai5 city, q.
which It IS expected there vii! be thguss5ds OF
strangers large egtr. edition of the GsZ 3tte
Viii b printed daily FL circulation y: The Fair,
!a7ouEl iAs city cad II tic couG:Iy. Ga. r1e1-
2fsn.a viii thus have an opportunity CT aQce:-
using tae!c bl.iae3i through channel tia. viii
reach !ho Creates. number sud DO the mot gocG
GATHER pXuBABILtTlEs, SeDtT %. 1879
For the Middle Atlantic States cesr or partly
cioucy weather, nortGeriy winds, shifting to
warmer eoutherIy, falling, succ- eted in souLh-
ga po:!iola by stationary barometer.
MEDICAL SOCIETY or VIRGINIA. The S.
cIetg Iii! c0aveoe in Sace2ta Hl;l, IL tbs ciig,
Tuesday. Oy:obsr Dis: g. $50 p. e.
Fellows cad Delegates en- c0terrg the hail!
viii te r'QIcjted to reg ster ttcir uamts aud
pos!e!h,e addresses IN llll ia the book for tae
purpose, which e be iouad oon the d sk CT
The rtc)rcMg secretary.
The pubic genrs:!y are in-i!ed 70 a;,coi
tie op ping session, After prayer AID the AG,
d;css of Welcome, the repcr: o. the con- :,ittee
10 noml.a:e applicants i;c fellowship vii be
pcs ntcd aud sotcG O.. a,eT which
ID. O,car Wiley, OF Salem, R2arobo Gjuniy.
a., will &c ivar The aoGu,l address 20 the rub
nc aod profession h"icg on the sur &c; "Tde
4 fl x lcf1enca CT I.iT,g devoted % The II al.
ng Art up1n tic Actors Themselves Is th5
o., look OF HIgt az! Noble pnila0thToy 10
ts lLtiu nee upon iho World. Immediately
,ucc,ed,up this adc!ts3. tbu p.e.itcs! D.cos
L:Vlu ; JoyCcs. q: HiGim)GG Va. wl d.
liver the Pessi lent" address. hiCr this address
business of general characcr will C diSplssd {.
DIiag TIC Scc.u4 old SAT: JI1at days! C
&c al reports WI be aotoI Oh. G3e i1ii.war
committee are as * JIc,et to rapor'
|. AiValG. 10 Anatomy end PDysio'Ggg.
DIR. j r., t,hpno .inr tcyri);,n,r ~, Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26
STOVES!
ST 146 KING STREET.

! would csll special attention to my large stock
@: STOW S;1 e1nb rscipg Portable Ranges, Cook,
Psriur, Dil;ng room ant Cllice Stoves Of the
1atcs. ely! les ard most improved patterns, each
BAD every enc OF which is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction.
Also SEXTON'S, SPEARS; and all other
FIRE Place HhhrEH5 pr. Up to hest one,
two and three rooms.
HOT AIs FURNACES fo7 hestrg dwell.
inRe, churches and public bulldogs specially.
hmve constantly on hand large stock of
TIN WARE, Chatnbcr Sets, Coal Holds and
StoVeis aad housefu,n!shiag goods in general
sIn also prepared 10 repsir Fire Place Heat
c:s, Hot Air Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges and
81! other Stoves that aTe made
Roofing, Gu!tcring sud SpoutiIg 4 one at short
notice, ID the city and couGiry. end on the most
reasonable term:. 81! work warranted 10 give
satisfaction
senl5 THQS HOY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

toLoRED MARRIAGE -Thc BAGS OF matri-
I2nby ,were celebrated, las: right, between
Wa. Logan, al Old and respectable colored
cliz n o ibis citg. ard Mary Z Walker. eldest
daughter CT Rev. 2. G. Walker, presidiog
Elder ol III. c1!ored NJ. +. Church 10 this dis
itM, The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Gecr.c I. P!lkDey, pGs!or Of Roberts Chapel,
. tie PARSONAGE Gf that church at o clock
the marriage was wi messed cUIy ~ the mem
hoas q The t~o families AID a few intimate
iHrh1-, soi Il lis conclusion The bride and
EiGom repaired at Ouce 20 tho risideoc. Of the
et6on. .hcre thy received The orgta uGl US
o; their freud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

LOOKING AFTER TIE HARDOR Mayor
Couchard II. Sul'h Hent to Washington. to
Gay 20 protest uga!ns: the proposed CD: ttuctou
ni the barber O. this city by the contractors f +
ccepeti9g The Ws.hingtou aud Georgetown
c?sanci- Of the river, VINO propctc to dump the
mu tdcy credee from these chbnoes into the
Potomac, lat b ,lov this city. Iti,uuderstood
Tat l." WA entirely successful; that papers
w'!i he se:t 10 Chief If EoginetrJ which vii
sItsty Lin that 0avigatluu will bo iupcdsd b,
sscctrur he ly:r tf Refers B uff az the
dua peg sTouut, aud lha, another site will be
chosen. rhc Mayor 10 ke,nI, a'igo to ali the
iGcrrsiS Ct the cit;, asd is avsiog himsllf Of
al tha Ecsns q: lis Gi:po3tl for protecting
them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

TIE NIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD CASE
PROC stDlNGs POSTPONED. Tho case Of Ora
h1m W. tne ". g., Y. NJ. & 6. s. Il. r.,
on y motion f.. 80 order CT sd, il accord ,rcc
wlth The prosi:0Da Ct the scheme adopted ty
the b3nito'dcrs Tor reorganization Of the
oamDaoy. came UP. pr 90 Gurrment oa We'd
a"sG:P, for tcatiog Ia the Crcpi. Court Of this
cg today. Judge Turacr presiding. The
Canr. held That jis; 10 i;l pgescn: STATE the
ci*c was not rcG1g for decree iar sale. but
Tor he purpose OF toc'Ii:stiog the bjsct OF the
no;lo1 the C5ut ordered reference 70 com
missioner with ofdsIS 70 rercT; 90 the lst CT
DECEMBER, immediately si.tr which term of
the UT viii be held ADD Il sole ordered. Ii
Is be l7ed thu scheme # the DondhoIders fer
re0rIsHz4t:ou will DC carried cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

FAIR NOTES -h7c:srs. z ", F.:is. (. J
Dempsey Gud ". X. U,yiGsvn a3va b5cn ST.
uola:ed q mmit:yD ~ ".Cc: Tag Capii2
B!cjc Club at tho ;cpci AID ,stott 'haG1 to
the fair ereuads CD the occiSian # their vi.it,
90 the s;coud dGy, OcCber ii.
We cali aucotlcn 10 The notice # The SCcc!.
tary OF the Fair Association Ct tot i1r t.luliy
IRVING hcrsts, gotten IL? lie adGi;lGn 10 tie orc
Tor equity Ecrses, published yesterday. The
whole number OF looked s;ali> e. Ia :uuter)
have been takes. and woikmcu are GoG en-
gagged 10 crc'csitg tt'e rs
Twelve atdltoaal chicken coou5 lave been
ordered to Accommodate tic cu;ries iu The p5u!,
t!y department, which vii be The fpost els
play OF FANCY poultry ever exhibited ia Virginia.
The S:cretery ard Bis assistants havo been
engaged oil day 10 ;tccring goods at the build
ing. 1t Is hoEtc tie ladlce vi c1nc forward
to morrow aud make ihcir eo'ilss as carly IS
possible. Moldev tttV vi b. crowded
In conv,r>sion E.h The Secretary TO- Day
be i1fOrms rs nat be has already refused CD.
picatioOs i'om pariiss'o tug tickets in lois, who
want TO ssl them in this cite gna Washit Ger,
aud he watla The public 10 k"iw that tickets
Hic ony Tor sale 3. Waifsl6 Is !;a!'s. Lupt &
DlaVidsoO Geo, Z Frcnch . sid al the gat:s,
No one tl,o Is au,to; d 10 +, Il tfcu,.
Ctli Ma'she X j. DairgeIh.;d las sn-
pointed his aits, as viii b. sen - he SIC.
leiaIF notice 10 10 days G.zattc, and tic SD
noiotncn's have been ccciirned y TIC tza.u.
tive committee,
Alter 10 Gay tie iuJ,ia vii be xcIu:ud Gon
Toe g!Gunc- 10 rr!cr 20 give 90 oIpor,unity 10
complete tie arrsageuep:s l.. ta; Cpchifg e
NE Far % Tuesday rlx..
O"1tr5 CT last heres 10 Washington have
mace eIIaCgCmeUtS 10 hire their s.,.t- ~ IN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRA RAIL
ROAD .-Atalsoo Water, esq. IS LIANT crei-
Eeer, sccouEauied by Cap. r. NJ. GGuidic.
SSupervl'-r o. tie Baltimore SD potou; c
h'!Ir1ad. were IN this cry 5c,HcF1sy, il oogsul.
ts'llo with Geo. ". Rock. e,q. o5t,nao OF
'hs Conuit CD Si5c9Is f dc Cry Ccur ell,
aud taking cps 10 improve S. A-aph ani ,th, r
streets upon ~bion tie track {! he Wal ,stan
aed AexsDdr a anG B,I,innra arl Potomac
hoads laii. 1t viii be .r,if iag in liz, n3.
10 our eliiz n 20 'ra!5 TIC: ~ sagf ; srlal ge-
ptn's oaa be icado Nth sepc Of he pror, RS
T,E'orfs 90 &. Asaph steer. TIE depo; Of t"e
W. 4 A. K. Il. will De r, LII -, 4 from its Pr:
sot !ecan0D, 90 Fayettc street, AID he returned
20 The carotr OF King ard $. A.aph sl.ae.s
Where |; Wa Formerly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

asI" The GAZETTE Duane THE FAIR
DurinE the eppr aching s'r', ia tai; city, q!
which 1t IS expected the:e vii! be thGussEd5 OF
st!Ankcr' 8 large egtrs edition Of the Caste
|il b, printed daily FL circulation a. Tie Fair.
!a'ouEl ias city Gad il tie country. Ga. u.e1-
chants vii! thus havo an opportunity Ct alcs.-
Using tae!c blsiae:i through chanEsl tina. Will
reach Tho creates. number snd DO the mo-. good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

The explanation of the Chief E;gite.r. to.
eether With II, "d,soour;e3us treat ueut" by
said Eyecutjv. Committee beiug Considered.
thu c.mp5n7 By vote of IS to IL with
thanks ard due appreciation of the honor
conferred. deci;c to Gec!ias to participate ia
the parade as arranged in thei7 Invitation.
Tse mest NJ then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

MEMS MERINO, CASHMERE AND
WI SCOTCH UNDERWEAR; prices 81,
81 CO. 81 and So IS.
sepl9-6. @. ADAMS, % Kiupst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-26

TRUIT CAN CEMENT AND BOTTLE
II WAX, for sale Wholesale and retail BY
sepl5 MCLEAN s. UHLER, 70 King st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-05
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS:
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


=
By the great master Norwegian fiction. JuNAs LIE
Translated by Mrs. Ole Bun. l9mo. Cloth, -.
% viii meet with ready recognition rs powerful
and pleasing romance" -iHeTicIH bookseller.
"The entire setting of the story is out OF the
beaten track. Though the love story is delight
ul iyl yet the peculiar charm of the book lies In lis sr
tied transcripts from life of the CUSTOMS ushges, social
characteristics tolls, trials anusemens and romantic
supesttions and obseryanccs of the stropgyarked but
artess children of the far h'-HperS Magazine.
% It's pictures Of life in the far North--the fisher
men of Norway. the lonely tradingports on the tj0rd
the habits Of the peOple-are full ~ simple ana rare
beauty The impression which the book makes II alto
geheT delightful and we commend il readers IN
the strongest terms '-Ihe Literary WOrld
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-05

10 be fixed before appointment; and Hossack
wanted the matter postponed which was done,
DRUGGISTS LIQUOR LICENSES,
BY n decision filed at Springfield the other day,
the Supreme Court decided that under the Red
dick liquor law druggists must take out licenses
to put up prescriptions in which intoxicating
liquors are used The druggists here wanted to
know what fee the city would charge them. Cat.
lin moved that they be allowed to take out liccn-
SEES on the same terms rs are required of saloon
keepers. BY the city law they are exempt, but
the state law requires Il license for which they
must pay not less than $50. White thought they
ought to have the licenses; and Catln thought
ii Inconsistent to make special terms for them.
Catlin's motion went through
HILLS.
Among the bills were $40 40 for coal, Sc IS to
Larkn iusticc's costs, -. ii for making two doz-
en- towels and sheets used By late tcamstcr FOR
several months without Il bath, IS for mcnding
hose, Slhi.i0 for printing and stationery for I,
months, S62 - for hose racks and lumber, Sl4
for boarding prisoners 81 60 for boarding tramps,
81 for removing nuisances, 81 for cleaning coun
ell room after post.mortcm on Ted OConnor,
fright here on motion of Hull, the Of the city
hall for a morgue or dead house, was forever
prohibited, $3.50 for hay, Sl52.H for street labor
1919 for trimming up Washington square 500
IS for planking bridges, So for a wagon and re-
pairs on old one, $50 for lighting and cleaning
q lamps. A bill by G.. ". Armstrong, Seneca
of $50 ,Ofor railroad fare to and hotel bill while
in Springfield lobbying against the removal OF
the Supreme Court was presented and was re
ferred to the france committee.
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gliding away at Il terrific rate, without steam
or other power than tha! borrowed when we
were pulled up the plane. Down grade for
some five or six miles; through woodlands and
rockey wilds, along the southern slope OF Pts
gah. tin Mount Jefferson is reached and ano,h-
err inclined plane 2070 feet in length, overcom-
Ing an altitude 469 feet by he same process of
engineering rs at the one let behind,
On we move again, and in IL few minutes
reach what is called Summit Hill, one Of the
most lmportantmining districts of the smoky
Diamond" stale.
Summit Hi stands nearly Il thousand feet
above the level OF the Lehigh, and IL curious
place it is with rambling streets old buildings,
and population of miners numbering about
1000 souls. 1t was here coal was first dlscov-
cred, by hunter, sometime in 1871, and since
that time coal mining has been the chief busi-
ness of the great state of Pennsylvania. The
most remarkable thing to be seen here is the
BURNING MINE,
which took fire IN 1882, and has been burning
ever since, having consumed an unknown
quantity of coal underlying several miles OF
ground, and formed "A crater resembling that
of volcano. Within It's subterranean depths
the frey heat is said to rage terrific; and there
is no way to arrest or put it cut 1t being above
the water level.
Once more on board our Queerly shaped car
IA single turn of the brakes, and away we 90
laundering down the mountain side ut rate
of speed that would astonish a lightning en-
press tram Faster and faster, through long
stretches of shaded roadway, around wondrous
curves, along giddy cliffs, under shadows OF
great ivy-grown crags, and still downtown
down, at dizzy speed, as if borne on the
wings of the wind, for distance of nlne OF
ten miles, until once more, and hardly rcallz
ing 1t, we find ourselves at the foot Of the
mountain from whose summit we started,
somewhat cooler than when we took our seat,
but almost brcathlcss with delight and the eX-
element of such a trip, the remembrance OF
which will never be cffaecd from our memory
u II
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Mauch Chunk.
The switzerland Of America.
Especial Correspondence
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, June 20

Whrcd along with roar and rattle.
Each new turn bringing new surprise
81 the picturesque ana novel,
To the bclulder's wandering eyer.
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