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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

THE RACE.-The Entries tor the Grand
Quarter Race of August 18th will close
on Saturday evening, August OH. Ent-
ries must he made before that date and
Entrance Fee paid to NJ. w. Murray, Mt
the Challenge Saloon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

PERsONAL.-Mr. Knight, of the Forest
House, and Mr. J.hn Foil, of Yreka
spent couple Of days in town this week
an their way TO Shasta where they have
business ut the Land Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

ASSEMBLY CoNVENi ION The Re-
publican Joint Convention of Trinity anG
Shasta counties has been called to meet
in Shasta ON Monday next. 1t his been
conceded that the nomination belongs to
Trinity County, but MS We have no can
didate here Shasta is requested to put up
their best man and Trinity Republicans
will stick to him. The JOURNAL editor
takes this occasion to thank those friends
in both counties who have spoken favora-
bly, of him for the position of Assembly
man, but most respectfully declines th'
honor. We would rather be rich edi,
tor than poor Legislator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

THE DIAMOND FIELD.-The Base
the match game, below Grays field on
East Weaver, and will fix it up in FIRST
class order.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

GETTING "SAssY. THE Chinese ut
w"'k on the Buckeye Ditch have whip
ped three of their white bosses of late
Legal proceedings vii! be commenced
aguinst them,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

ICE FOR SALE.-Murray & Van Mat G
having purchased the entire stock of ice
put up by Frank Hansen are prepared to
fill all orders fol that desirable hot wealth
er article.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

GONE TO SCHooL.-Misses Mamie
Griffin and Annie Junkans have returned
Mrs. Griffin accompanied Mumie and will
visit her father at Gilroy before returning
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

Pool SELLING Pools on the Horse
Race and Base Ball Match will he sold
ut the Challenge "oa Saturday even
ing, Aug. 9th, and Mt Tammany on
Sunday evening, 10Th. See ad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

PAINTING ID. Hansen has lately had
his store painted insideand outside Which
improves appearances thereabouts. The
Court House is also being retouched.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. Holden will be ab-
sent from Weaverville for short time
Those desiring superior Dental Work are
advised TO await his return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrators Sale.

ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN in pursuance ofan Order of the Pro>
bate Court ofthe County of Trinity, State
of California. made on the Sixteenth day
ofJune, A. D., 1879. in the matter of tho
Estate OF Ernest kraIss, deceased. the
unders igned, Administrators ntthe Estate
ofsaid deceased, will sell Mt Private Sale
to the highest bidder FOR CASH and sub
jec' to confirmation o said Probate Court,
ON and after
MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1879,
the following Personal Property, to wit
20 Clocks.
Show Cases.
Cases with Drawers.
work Bench.
Pair Cold Scales
Lot Watch ana Clock Matcrfa
Flute.
L Pistol.
Lot oil I Clothing.
Lot Lamps.
) Gold Watches.
Nickel Watches
10 silver Watches.
Napkin Rings.
10 Gold Sets.
Gold Necklaces.
Gold LOckets
Blue L0ckets.
I3 Pairs Gold buttons.
L Pair Plated Buttons.
Gold Quartz Collar Buttons
silver Butter Knives.
q Teaspoons.
- Sets Gold Studs,
D :. Plated studs.
Plated Seals.
FL silver Split Rings.
IL Gold Split Rings.
5 Gold Shirt Pins.
8 silver SwiveIs.
silver Ring.
Pen and Pencil.
10 Pairs Gold Gun Pins
8 Nickel Vest Chains.
o silver Vest Chains.
L Plated He'll.
Butter KNIVES.
= Sugar spoons.
16 Pairs GOLD Ear RingS.
20 Solid Gold Kings-PIain.
10 Hard Swider Gold Rings
| ChiIdren's.
80 Fancy Gold Rings.
| Bids or offers may he made at any time
after The first publication of this notice and
before making a the Sale. An bids or
offers must be- IN writing and delivered to
the undersigned personally, or sent to him
at Weaverville, Trinity Co., Califor.
MIA.
Dated June 30th, 1879.
DAVID TAYLOR,
Administrator of the Estate of Ernest
Krauss deceased. jy5td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

CoMINo.-A private letter received
here from San Francisco announces that
Dr.. John Lord is in that city and will re-
turn tn Weavervlle in few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

oN VIsIT.-Mrs. Grant |. Taggart
and children, of Oakland. are here visit
ing with the family Of n. F. Griffin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

VIM. I. HUPP has gene to San Fran,
cisco on brief visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

We keep constantly on hand complete
assortment of Dining Room, Bedroom
and Kitchen Furniture, of the best man
ufaeture, and will also make any article
desired in this line to order. Furniture
repaired at reasonable prices.
COFFINS made to order, in any style
and finish desired. Mattresses, Picture
Frames, Etc, Etc, manufactured to
order at living rates. Give us call.
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
Weaverville, April 22d, 1875. IT,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02

CHEW JaeksOn's Best Sweet N Navy Tobacco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02
POLITICAL CANDIDATES.

Ia Announcements inserted under this
heading cost Five Dollars each-IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
ACCORDED DURING raE PAST wKEx.

Chas, K Nicholas Harvey to Jas. & Alfred
Uaryey-mining property Weaver Basin-S4OO.
Jas. G. Trotter to G. +. Deiner-Mining
Property Deadwood
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-02
MINING MACHINERY
FOR SALE!

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for Sale
l. at cost price FOR CASH, one Pipes
Gate or Distributor, together with neces-
sary Fixtures, Flanges, Bolts, etc.; alss
quantity of heavy Wire Screen and
Five Air Valves. For full particulars
apply to JOHN MARTIN.
Weavsrvile, July 0, 1879. lm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11
Fires,

NEW DIRK, Nov. ia FIRE broke out in
tne large paint works ths morning g. No. 4l4
biucker street, which is five story brick build.
log The flames spresd RAPIDLY lh,t second
| and third alarms were immediat .Iy sent out,
| at present writing the fee is still raging, aud
lhc hfom;n have rot been able 10 get i under
| control.
A FIRE broke out Simultaneously with this on
BOARD the steamer Bristol, lying OF Pier 2S
North river. This fire is also si burning.
lSccood Di-paoh.
NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-At 1850 3. m 10
| Dag an alarm Of fro disturbed the passengers
| aga employees OF tie steamer NeErort lao.
DrlStoi as before reporttd) Of The Fail river
| i,no. ne vessel vas lying Of her deck ct the
ioot OF Murray street, northwest when the
names Tcre discovered 10 tho OF! rooms. and
| a,Fo:tlon OF the deck vas burned through.
tlremen from the Liberty street station were
quickly IN attendance, end, alter about two
hours work, cxtinguished the flames. Tho lofs
| Is estimated to be about $1,000, which is fully
| covered by insurance.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.-Tho fro that tr. ke
out shortly before noon to day threatened to
destroy what Saturday nights confederation
| left OF the building Nos. Ala and 4lG Bluokcr
otlcc'' lie eulidl1g is Occupied by number
OF icnauts carrying on manufacturing business
OF various scrs. Flames Issuing iron, the win,
| doEs Of tho fourth floor used as cabinetmsk.
| ers shop tlrcw the attention of poopIe 10 the
street to tho house, aud en- alarm "as quickly
| given. All the fro cnginss 10 the dis,,iot
turoed cut the ilsmcs spread DESPITE the efforts
made to chcck them to floors above and
below, aod worry soon four Of the five
il1oEs We're strapped IL flames. Total
dostrutt on Of tie buildings seems unavoidable.
eTca OF those adjoining 10 Butcher and Eudsa5
Streets Fears Gro entertained Of an explosion
Ia tho os!cium light factory Of Wilson & O.
[ Ga tho first flor. it being reported tbat
large quantities Ct explosive sasscs arc
Kept there IL tanks. At tie Saturday nights
hre. The wafer only damaged tho lower
stories, s1d the less then amounted TO
5000 l. will this limo be much greater.
The owaer Of the bulldog is Peter Wilson. Tho
losses cannot be determined at present but tho
assresa'o will exceed SIS. 900, and will probably
roaOh 100000 Everybody was known to have
escaped iEom the building. 1T 1880 =. N. tho
lte Vas reported to be uIder control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

liz Full BLooM.- 70 can cow sssio with fell
confidence tbat car stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods is complete from a 10 Z.
IN Dress GCod5 we awe an eleS6I. i.na from
Lhe cheapest qusiy TO tho finest goods in tho
market, and I'll the latest styi OF Trimmings,
Buttons and Princes.
In Cottons, although goods nave taken an,
other jump. we are supplied with stock large
enough TO furnish our trade 81 ola prices.
Fiannes-H0 have q lsrao line in domestic
plain 81 wool. lq!ied nui Shaker El;nne!s, IRON,
Tho chespGet 20 rs y01y b. : in this country
In Clohs, bnaTer2, C.ssimores, AerSoys, Full
Cloths AMI Glo.Siaa A, VIC have Wsl selected
foreign productions.
In Closks we have styles from The leading
manufacturers, OF tho best make sid g., from
81 81 to $50, in E.ccues. Goats end Dolmans, for
lsdiee, misses end children.
In Blsnk ets VIC csn safely say 40 are head
quarters, ha7lnS bought them early in the sea-
son: Prices from j. up TO SIS a pair.
Horse Rohes-We have largo variety, So
lected from several good manufacturers; also
Hor.e Blankets in all styles and prices
Skirts, in Bslmoral, Cloth, Flsnncls, Sc, for
mi:ees. lsdios ard children, very cheap.
Gloves and Hoso-Wo hsvo this season INSIDE
it s speciality TO place before oar CUSTOMERS one
Of the lsrgcs! and best ssEotiel nsa in the mar.
ka.. in Cloth, Berlin. Silk, Buck. Kid Liaio and
Woolen. for misses, lsaiea children and gents
from the cheapest up TO the very GEest.
Carpets end Oil ClothS-rhis department is in
full bloom, with Il largo stock Of Sag. Hemp
Ingram, extra Three Fly, Tapestry and Boysy
Brussclls, Tor hall, stairs snd ilnocs. With OF
without borders. Oil Cloths in ell qualities, FROM
yard wide TO four yards wide, all marked low
LenQlium-A splendid assortment ii Cruml
CloLhs Rugs, Mats und Foot Stools, Lass 1chs
SC, il large variety and very cheap.
Shaws in every styIo imaginable and rf III
the GlGorent prplna
We do not stveEtss oftan. az it costs TOO much
| money, and wo rruicr TO give the difference l.
our customers; but ono thing wo will sa7, ",
| have got the goods and our prices defy any corn
petition. Givo Us call sad examine our go1ds
lou will and eYorything as We ssy. We sr'
positively selling goods at ss close prices rs ou
| nelghboIing cities, and irscGd 10 keep. up oul
| tuli stock We sle prepared 10 sell NhOlessl
| or retail to the closest buyers.
Read this carefully; we mean business. m!
intend to como up TO eyory word We shy. Com,
| and SEQ US. snd VIC will appreciate your csll b,
selling you good goods p! low figures, sud gusr
| sItee ovo.y articisaa represented kesp'y. yours
ISAAC EICuBERG, Succ'r. 10 Slaym maker Co
| d. SCHWAHZ, Manager. oct 3l-2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

LETTER OF AccTpTANcE.-The Washington
Post. IN its motto, Of thu arrangements for the
uasei|lng OF the Thoma7 statue, says:
The following letter from Prot. Ricl aid l..
Game. principal Of lhe St. johns Military
SCHOOL OF Alexandria, has also been received,
which Is worthy Of special notice on ,ount O!
the sentiment il expresses:
ST. JOINS Nj 'ITART AC!pFNY,l
ALEX VDRIA. Va, Nov. S.
"-Hrj. Gen. 4, Med. McC5o5; tyco.ytayy 10,
cA Committee Society Amy Of the Gum
JTlanI:
GENERAL: Yor- polite Invitation to the
Cadet Corps If this school to participate ia tic
CEREMONIES Attending tie uuYeiDe Ct tic
Thomas statue, on the 10Th ias' q, has been
ceivcd. This Cadets arc the s;ns Of !ncn ,sno
fought against. a. well as 0; soGao wHc fought
With Geu. Thomas, Yut they SIC 81! ready 10
pby the: tribute OF respect - the meno.y Of
50 gallant and patriotic: :: ;aail. The Invitation
H. Therefore, eoriiliiy accepted
'Eespeottuy.
Is. j. tAKNE, Pi.nclpal."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HOUSE. Thomas Cotter, wife aoc
iEo children, Eei r s I'earsc, Milwaukee; c
" chancellor, Va; 81 Mcdonald, Licking or
Joshua Fletcher, We; 4 7 Monroe. Charlie
county, No; j d i1ames, Baltic; Jnn Y Worth
igstou, f&uruier; Mercls BaI, We; Sanuo
fioid, Esuquro.; II = Richardson. Warren; G
Il Iiuaiba, Eauquier; juo W Gordon, Vii
ninrtoo, n c; III V Bailey, Richmond; G L
fhaiaiRue, d.; G W LueHs, Washington; Ii NJ
Manning, dc; .. + Mayor. dc.
T0ST!NE j IL liayg, L Il S; Z II l:alizoll
lleadvilic; ) Il Duiord, e II s; J A Calhoun
u: h1nis; " + Selccmsn, Occcqnap; }
Sai&rrs. City: " i Snoptr, !fsrquicr, X Eov.
lriy, If, &c; IA i " Lake, do; g " iioltsclaw,
&c; Z L Lsk', do; I y Kinney, d.; I Kioseg,
l'1rpk; j " Miller, dc; j. " WigGcid, Eau
qnie.; y i no@c.I, er, de; / Il Smith. Hay
market; J Il Pencil, Hickory Grove; j II
Si;n.her. raula;cr; NJ McDlna;d, Lexington;
. iE.lioh"r, Has narkct: J II Bal, Va; i
bradley, Va; Y j Keller, rhla; J NJ Orr,
l."o>hurr; " 9 Short, H!lo; frank Fairfax,
v; J u Se5tt, "; " II Hibts Lonlcno. j
~ Wiiar. ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11
FiCn1ssSla Cruelty.

bhEF!MoKE. Nov. ll.--kt tho recent election
rnspcclSblc colored farmer l;2;ng st Bay Hun
Ired, talbot county, Md, openly voted the
lsmoerstic ticket A coupla of days later On
ontorinE hIs STABLE he found that somo unknown
nliscresnt had horribly nlutilated his horse, p
valuable animal. Tho ears Of the moor brn,n
were saved off ccsa to hs hosd, tho tsil cut of
At tho top aud the noso also hacked sway. Tho
citizens have offered q liberal reward Ger Tho pr
resi- Of :ho culpriis W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

Slip YARD Tho brig Golconda il gc2 Vi
tue ship yard being lc,anIkej.
The loneboat Oliver Underwood is On tho
large ways undergoing repairs.
The schooner Pocahontas is on tho susl
ways bung renovated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

AUCTION SALFs.-Attnticn is called 10 the
sale Of valuable real estate and stocks t. morrow
By FraGcis Miller, executor.
Also to the salo Of sock Of The Uil;7 ms Ma
tlcnal Bank, to tike plac, Immediately rfcr.
wards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

lie THOMAS STATUE Among tic freight
On the Philadelphia steamer Aon Eliza. whch
arrived at this port yesterday evening, vas a
case containing he head Of the statue OF Gen,
uc0rgc II. Thomas, which is TO Us unveiled
ID Washington 90 the 20 h inst. The cssc
weighed ten topa, aud occupied mes! Of the
forward deck Of the steamer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

GATG.& SHIPMENTS. Tho ghipm@-t; Of 79
stock Tom :ho ErGZ.ng regions Of Virginia to
Europe V:s Baltimore, 81 heretofore mc:t!oucd
in the Gazette, have Increased very largely Ct
late. Scarcely steamer sG';s f:on the latter
port but 4 lot OF the cattle arc 8 part G! The
cargo. Som0 fifty or siZ,y csr loads t4r Hx2o!-
ta!oa aro expected down the Midland ioG;: lc'
nlQh:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

PRINCE WILLIAM CouR7 judge James
Keith will EGla 4 special term ct th, Circpi
Court Of Prince William county, comnencog
On Monday next ct BrentsyiIlc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11
RftCU sronl s,cr ED:issity

:, IEoVIbENcE, Il. l., November ll.-nlrs
Nffifon Phillips died lsss Eight Of Injuries
eeuS ii ny the explosion Of L lamp flied with
"nat vas bought Tor Astral OIL, bat which
proved to be some explosive lluid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

CITY COUHC'[ The City Council will hold
lis Eegnlar meeting 70 night. Several matters
OF public interest ara 10 como Up, and tho Ees-
SOD will probably BE busy one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

RISE IN BRFAD.-As will be seen by notice
elsewhere. The bakers have raised the p1ics OF
bread 20 five cents per pound or pino cents for
4 !a1 p0uud loaf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER PRoBABILl7GEs, Ncu'r. Ii, 1879.
FOR the Middle States, northse7t to southeast
Winds, slowly falling barometer. slight .i:c 10
temperature, with increasing cloudincas and
lain,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

COUNTY CoURr,-The County Court, Judge
james os5gs:or prcsiiiDs, met Cgaio to-day
pursuant to ADJOURNMENT, bu. transacted 20
other tusi0ess thar signing the miou!os, after
which it aGj3urDed unit. tho Court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

mE. GEO. Il. PRICE S;ll have On sa!c at thu
tlnJkc. houao, 10 morroy7 mcrning. some Of t!.G
finest REX aca white perch seen here this Fca
lnN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11
canal ElNEM EEEN.

ArTivnd-Hohts w Srnith, y Stewart, M a
Myers. Uun!er q. el;i Is Shriver, to American
Zeal Co; W riley sad Ida Kreps, 70
usuIp e issit' Coz! Co; Il K Shsner, to
GcHge's Creek gal 90; Addic George , =
hg%ow & -; Geo 5 French to " a SmOot
Depsrtoi- Gosts IS X ShGDe-. + LANG, II
fIeclsnd. Nh Smith, eddie George, and
George 5 French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

RACES. "A series Fl races iaTo baal :rr.ag
eG to take place st the EaiT Grounds. IL this
city, or tho lS,h los ic:w22G horses ow0od
- this citY ard cyrpy
The races will BE- mic hoa,s ;oa: tirac out
Of FIVE. Tho frs :cc9 viii Lo Tor : sot 0! ko'i
mounted harness; tho second .oe !,v";a o.!
E2G0, gnd TIC third Tor purse oi $IJD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11
AIDES UH!OE RELIEF.

J 'A''' = ''-' y 49, s-,,''"F'
Tho !.GiLy OF The Union Relic! will meet to
reorgEniZ, for winter WOg: Tor The poor at the
Relief room, on Wolfe street. on WEDNES-
DAY, Nov. 18th, 81 II o'cincls 2. ~. a full at
tcrdence OF ihs members. including ihs ladies
CONNECTED wi!h the clothing Department ard in
dusirisl school, is requested.
;5y order 81 tina Board OF
RotlG2t LhDl rs ONION RELIEF.
Monday, Nov 10Th, 1879
EEO kE NEW DRi GOODS and so.
IEh TIONS
We recelsd !odsy another supply of New
Goods, and invite purchasers 10 call .nd exam
inc them. Also Supplement to Catalogue of
Nine Democrats Winter F.:hiuns. We are
cole Agents for i:aliable Patterns.
u. 4. BkASHEAK,
Il. B. Hoomes. No. 100 king street.
noViu Alexandra, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

COMBUSTION OF LUNhCY. -- Justices keIt7.
!'rolsrs aud Browo, of ifaidaZ, held com,hl5,
sion OF iuascy, at tho rcsidorc, Of the former.
yesterday, 90 4 co!0rcd woman pamod Jsrc
White. eiic Of Addison Waite, supposed To-
,iatic. The Justices found her suffering from
religious mania, but decided, Tor prudential
rGasoos, Tot to commit her to 90 asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

Hu%D5 EE>y RDYFp in accordance aith tho
resolutions 81 the City Council. ti,c colrrrc-
missed bonds Of ISIS zero ;icsT0?cc: hy fro les;
night 10 he presence q! the Meyer, President
O! The Board G! hdGfnicC, hn;!ii0r and free s.
U!cG. L wa5 at fist proposed 70 buru the
Doads 10 the large stGva in t!lo Council Cham.
So:, nut t;:ai vas ioHrd to be inadequate 20 The
cc:gsioa, aDG 9, Io4diiro vas Esd9 CT thcia, Ga
E;cysl street. :a 'ont ii ;'ic AIn cnlrarcc 10 The
uiorkct budding. TIC !!Fh: at.raGtca :. ccu.d
cradle JuThC. OF pc!301a. some o. Hi;cm ri;
red W tho i!iZng maSa end watched tho Eu7d.
reds anG thousands OF dollars rapidly di4aI,,
pcaring in tho tlamca. S0lac o9c suggested
that ii vas : yc7tiasi2Ta' honGi!rc, 51i nc WAS
Immediately escorted of the ground. ThG BY.
ISLANDERS iaGazcd III various i;crin. r,msrks
sgch IS There coca q thousand" 40 J1t you
wisl You had that Gi;y. "Calcl that huaG-
rcd" TIC officials W2Gc ir,qu,niiy solicited to
IoayG Inc ground aha gave ri,C ,,5y5 chance,
bur th3F Yc70!nteiy refused, and &0on black
:icap 9. aSilca VA ell thai remained C. the con-
Dromis; !cu15 Of i-IS, ard la crnwd retired +
rc!rcamEcnfa. Ghc amcur. u bends buried
vas 1906 .Unj.
POLICE lrEMs.--ih5r, ss,ro II" r.,... at tic
Mayor OFGa dis mntn'n.s.
CHARLES Coma g4G, r,orc; vs., irrrrc j o. Ia,
Thompson or ,tc charge # stealing " uIS from
james Dudley, a.s. :..u.,d h,> ei'Gigc W.
dismissed, but Cam2I.u Va mai@ u pay ;hn
ccst of the dcgs myual aud h. n0,;:; 1T the
suit
lou B'sckh1ru, col5Trd. for Jl-ni,irry con
duct 10 Huzz .rd'J EOoa, VS. iiacd ard dis
charged by Justice I.ovri0y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

ElVE DOLLARS REWARD.-L,ost ON the
= Oh inst Il large SETTER DOG, white and
liver .coiored. The above reward will be given
Tor his return to HUNT Il ROBERTS.
n0Vll-lW No g south lTnion al rast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

REFORM CLrE The Al.x,u,l!a Rslol N
Nub wiI! oc,uny their n~ room, IN Efiriaz
street, ngar kng io! ih1 fts. tinc. isis
GvcGinp
On Friday evening ncXt Nv. ". l.. ;i#r7i.
BOD, Chap!an OF the House oi !ieUr@, at!tivos,
will address tho club st lie n. il. Uhu-ct,
S0utl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-11

GROCERIES.
REMOVAI
GEO. McBURNEY t. SON,
Have removed TO their
NEW BUILDING.
W.cor. King& Wash n. Sts,,
And have opened very largo stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,,
FINE AND MEDIUM,
WINS AND LIQUORS.
which they namo in part as follows:
Fines! English Pickles in glass.
Lea s PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce.
Italian and Fronch Olive Oil.
French and American Ground and Prepared
Mustsrds.
Genuine French Olives and Cspers.
Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Cstsup.
Finest Maple Syrup in glass chosp
Canton Preserved Ginger al n.arcel9nsiy io,o
price,.
The only original and genuine Albert Biscuit.
Chocolate, Vanilla Raspberry and Lemon
Sugar Waters, 70 be found only at our store.
Ssrdines in purest Olive Oil, cheap.
Italian and American Maccsroni and Vcrmi.
celli.
Co1s and Nelson's Gelatine.
Chalmers Brilliant Gelatine. equal in sll re.
spects TO Cox's, only l5c per package.
Bakers and Eops Cocoa and Bromn.
Bakers Premium and German Swest Cboco.
Iete.
Potted Tongue Ham, Chicken, Duck, Game,
Turkey and Beef
Canned Frosh Lobster. Mackorol, Salmon,
! Grab, Beef, Tomatoes, Corn Lima Beans, Green
and Marrowf.t Peas, Peaches and Pineapple,
Preserved Strawberries, Rsspber,ies, Tomatoes,
Plums, and Cranberry Sauce.
FRU1TS-Malsgs and Ca.awba Grapes, very
| ins, Figs, Currsnts, Rsisins, Citron, Oranges
| and Lemons
TEAS--Our line Of Teas embraces the beat
| and most celebrated brands known TO the trade.
| Four grades of Gunpowder, Gerry strong and
rich i" f'o0or. Formosa Oolorg, finest Black
Tea. Imperial, Japan, three grades, rich and
delicate English Breakfast elegant drink, Hy-
SOB at 4Oc per lb, very good, Heno Chop 75.p,r
ID, pure and especially fne in lsvor
| L1QUCRS-Bsker's, Miller'e, Schuylkill
Malt. o. K. No. l., Blk Horn and Virginia
Glade Pure Rye Whi.kies; Old Bourbon,
French ard California Brandy, Holland Gin,
Pale and Dark eherries very rich and fruity,
u. ID. humm & Co.'S. and PEPPER Heidsick
Chsmagne California Champagne, English and
Scotch Ale and Brown Stout.
All other goods at low figure.
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
Fine and Family Grooers,
s. w. cor. King s. Wash. sis.
n. B.-Wil DO pleased to have all como o
see our store and enc stock, which VIC will take
great pleasure in showing, there being no obi.
CATION 10 buy unless disposed TO do 20.
nov 4-tJl q. AcBURNKY &SON.
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