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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
GENERAL NEWS.
London is having too much rain.

London is having too much rain.
Over $IO0. 600 were paid TO the miners
around Shenandoah on Saturday.
a tank containing 1900 barrels Of
oil on the Union Pipe Line, opposite
Parker, Pa, was struck by lightning
last Thursday morning and entirely
consumed. Loss, $4,000
The report that Mrs. Nellie Sartoris,
daughter Of ex President Grant, il dead,
proves 10 be incorrect. The Mrs. Sar.
toris who really did die is Mrs. Adelaide
Sartoris, the mother OF Nellie's husband.
During severe storm on Saturday
afternoon lightning struck stable near
Thornton, Va, on the Washington and
Ohio railroad, killed two young men
and seriously injured two Others who
had taken refuge therein.
At 3 o'clock Sunday morning. seven.
teen miles west OF Cumberland. Md,
Baltimore and Ohio freight engine
ran into the rear Of express No. ],
which was delayed by disabled freight
train, instantly killing Ellis Mcdonald,
engineer, residing at Martinsburg. w.
Va. The passengers were uninjured.
The freight engine and several cars were
thrown over an embankment.
The Locust Grove Hotel and pavilion.
on the shore, at Bath, Long Island. were
completely destroyed by fire Saturday
evening. Shurhardt, night watchman,
forty years Of age, widower, with4our
children, II reported missing. The
loss will probably reach $4,000. The
insurance on the hotel and pavilion is
$1,000. The owner Of the property is
q. Godfrey Gunther, and the lessee is Mr..
Walker, Joseph Pcarce, the manager
OF the hotel, Is reported lost.
The third powder mill explosion this
year at the st. Clair works. about six
miles from Pottsyille occurred at about
ten o'clock Satu. day morning and was
attended with fatal results. About
twenty kegs Of powder 800 pounds)
exploded instantly killing i. T. Miller.
Powdermaker, who was the only per.
son IN the mill at the time. The pow.
der was in trough when it exploded,
and how IT became ienited j. unknown.
Miller was married man. with four
children, and had bat recently removed
10 81. Clair. The mill, which was erec.
ted 10 take the place OF one blown up
IN March last, was torn to splinters.
The loss upon Morgan Emanuel, Jr.,
the operator, is very heavy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

The unfortunate affair at Nara
gansett Pier, week before last, seems
to have inspired the Republican enc
mics Of Conkling with renewed cour-
age to contend with the lofty Senator
for the control Of the organization of
the party in tho State of New York
At the head Of these partisan enemies
of Senator Conkling in his own State,
stand Curtis, the great civil service
reformer of Harper's Weekly, ex-Gov.
Hamilton Fish and Secretary Evarts.
They have already taken advantage
of the Sprague scandal to break the
power of their imperious master in the
councils of their party, and hope to be
able efectually to do so at their ap-
preaching State convention. 1t is we'll
known that Conkling would demand
the nomination of his faithful friend
and ally, Cornell, for Governor, and it
is proposed to set up Mr.. Evarts as a
candidate in opposition to that pro-
gramme. Heretofore Conkling has ex-
ercised an irresistible influence in the
State conventions of the party, and it
now remains to be seen, whether with
the load of a badly damaged moral
reputation he will be able to sustain
himself against those who are working
for his downfall.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Boston Herald

Boston Herald
Minister White bowed low. "I pre-.
sent, he said, "the greatest ststist of the
New World TO the greatest statesman of
the Old" Names were not mentioned,
for none were needed. The Chancellor
extended the hand that has knocked
over two empires. "Ah - he cried.
"Judge Kelley, the author Of the 65
interconvertible bond system. | have
studied the scheme. Tset me see. Its
as II should lift you in the air and
hold you there. and you should pull me
up. This is n beautiful contrivance, and
quite sure 10 work. In such fashion we
should climb to the moon" The Penn.
sylvania economist glowed his thanks for
the praise OF which an unappreciative
country has recently been chary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
Important to Voters.

The next election in Pennsylvania will be held on
TUESDAY. the 4th OF November.
Voters must be assessed two months preceding III"
election, that is before Thursday September l.
Voters must have paid state or county tax one
month preceding the election, that IL, ON or before
Saturday, October 1.
Members of Democratic state, county and city com
ittees shsuld u it that every voter Of our party
has complied with the lav.
Failure to pay tax in season dePrivcs the voter of
she privilege OF suffrage. An elector swear in his
wuts though he be not assessed but the neglect may
Caust him much trouble.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
An Interesting Medical Treatment.

From the Cape Ann (Nass) Advertiser.
Mrs. Lucy Webster, wife Of Mr.. Ma.
thaniel Webster, of this place tGlouces.
teri, who has been very i'll for the last
three years with consumption Of the
blood, being so low that hopes Of her
recovery had been given up. has been
benefited by the experiment Of trans.
fuslng blood into her veins. Some
four weeks since a Boston physician was
called and the operation Of transferring
quarter Of pound Of blood from a
healthy young lady into the arm Of Mrs.
Webster was successfully performed and
she received decided benefit therefrom.
On Tuesday morning q similar opera.
ton was performed and q pound Of
blood was successfully transferred and
a marked improvement is the result.
lt Is hoped that cure mag be effected,
and the case IL watched with intense
interest by the many friends Of the pa
tient in this city and elsewhere.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

A NUMBER of the leading mer-
chants and planters of Mississippi
have made arrangements to send del
egations of intelligent colored men to
Kansas, and other protective points Of
emigration, to investigate and report
how far the inducements held out to
the colored people for emigration are
to be relied upon. This is a wise and
judicious movement, and may be the
means of saving this people immense
suffering and wrong. If intelligent
representatives of the race, after care
fully reviewing the country and its
adaptation as homes for the blacks,
report favorably, the Southern people
will not discourage the settlement of
Bleeding Kansas" with as many
darkies as its broad acres can accom-
modate. The Southern climate, its
peculiar products and their adapta-
;tion to negro labor, will always COM
mEDl an ample supply, and if good
homes can be procured elsewhere for
the surplus not needed on the planta-
tions of the South, their settlement in
the North viii be matter of mutual
benefit. Thus the exodus movement,
inaugurated by Northern fanatics as
q menace to the Southern people, may
eventually become as great blessing
as the one which resulted in freeing
them of the curse of slavery, which
impeded the progress and prosperity Of
that great country 50 many years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

THE second page of this paper is de-
voted weekly to agricultural subjects
and discussion, and we again invite
the particular attention of farmers to
this department. 1t is under the direc-
ton of a practical agriculturalist of
rare ability and experience. His ar
ticles are timely and practical, and
cannot but be of great value to those
for whom they are prepared.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Is the elections this fall California
leads off. hers occurring on the Sd of
September for State and Judicial Off
GERS, four Congressman and members
of the Legislature. The election in
Maine on the Sth of September is for
State officers and members of the Leg
islature; in Iowa and Ohio, October
IA, for State officers and members Of
the Legislature; in Maryland, Massa-
,chusetts, Minnesota, New York and
Wisconsin, November 4, for State Off
GERS and members of the Legislature (;
in Mississippi and New Jersey, Novem-
Der 4, for members of the Legislature
in Pennsylvania, November 4, for State
treasurer, and in Louisiana, December
2, for the adoption or rejection of the
proposed constitution. A member of
Congress, to fill vacancy, will also
be elected in Iowa, October IL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1879.

ballot-box i'm the interests of the Re
publican party through force and
general debauchery. National cleo
tions," forsooth, and national Uoters.
Why, even n Republican Supreme
Court has decided that they do not
exist. The Federal government never
held national election" and never
made voter, national or otherwise.
since it has been in existence, yet, under
the flimsy pretext ofprotecting national
voters at national elections, this Re
publican party has for years, without
single semblance of right to do so,
ruthlessly intcriered in State elections
and cndeavored to thwart and over
ride the will of the people by partisan
election machinery that fosters
fraud, violence and corruption"-ma-
chinery that wantonly destroys the
purity and freedom of elections-ma-
chinery that provides pay from the
public treasury for FOUNDERS and re-
peaters to pollute the ballot-boxcs-
machinery that provides for the arrest
and Imprisonment Of citizens, without
warrant or process, if they happen to
incur the displeasure of Republican
ofIicials-machinery, in short, that is
n blistering disgrace to the civilization
of the present age.
1t is not the Democratic party that
asks the Executive TO sanction n
measure intended to foster fraud, vio-
lence and corruption" at elections.
1t is not the Democratic party that
seeks out the vilest criminals from the
slums of the cities to act as deputy
marshals, with power TO intimidate
aud arrest peaceable citizens at the
polls who may be suspected Of de-
sire to vote against the Republican
party. 1t is not the Democratic party
that has man in the White House
with fraud first triumphant" indeli-
bly, stamped upon his brow Oh, no |!
look for these things in the Rcpubli-
can party-to Marshal Kerns and his
vile horde of seven hundred deputies
in Philadelphia-to Davenport and
his fellow-rogues in New York--to n
fraudulent Executive at Washington,
and then say which party it is that
sanctions measure intended to fcs-
ter fraud, violence and corruption" ut
elections, and which party it is that
" deserves and invites the signal con-
donation Of every law.abiding and
honest citizen" If il is not the Re
publican party, what other party can
it beg
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

THE result of last falls contest for
commissioner continues to worry the
Belleonte Republican. 1t fights the
battle over with more than its usual
vigor, and, if it will only keep on for
n little while, it will succeed in prov
ing to the entire satisfaction of every
one that Andy Gregg was an exceed
ingly popular candidate, and that Mr..
Taylor was-wcll, Gregg received 1o9
votes more than Taylor, and of course
fills the office. That is all. Now,
what does the Republican propose to
do STOUT it?
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

STILL the Republican does not an
swer our inquiries about Samuel But
ler's war record. Probably il has
learned the sad fact that the least said
about that episode in the life of its can.
didate the better. "He shouldered his
musket like q true patriot, and placed
his life in jeopardy that the govern
ment might live" &c. All bosh.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Merchants should now advertise for
their fall trade.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Mr.. CoSKLrSG has stronger aver
sion to the shot gun policy than ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
BY Green e Wise, Auctioloc-s.

1 IuA MISsIoNNR'S SALE OF vALU-
- hb!.G SMA IL FARM CLOSE TO THE
SUBUkEa OF THE OITY-By vi:tuo of d
delTeo Of tho Circuit Court for Alexsndris
county, Virginia rendered ct its August term,
isG9. IN lha snis of Mary 2. Lloyd, guardian,
plaintiff, vs. j. T.. Tssbb 9. al, defendants, in
echsncory, tho undersigned, commissioner thero-
in rsncd, will proceed. on THURSDAY, the
18th dny Of Deccmtcr, 1879, ut ~ O'clock, in
iron; Ct The Mansion House Hotel, IL tho city of
Alcxmndris, Vs.. 20 sell by public suction, y
TRACE or LAND, lying in Alexandria coun-
ty, Va. ahont on1 mile northwest ot tho city.
containing .bout sixty scros OF high land snd
meadow. nesuti(ully located. snL improved by
q FRAME DWHhLING, Kitchen, &C.. good
barn ana stables. orchard Of good fruit. ciatern
and s,reSm OF water running through the place
Would MAKE : good dairy farm. Tho land ad :.
joins l!arpo!, Wolf sud others, and is bounded
on tho southwest by the old lIoosburg road
Terms: Uaa tenth of the purchase money to
bo sad IN cash, aid io- the residue the honGs of
tho purchaser, with security, .: 4, II and l8
months, to ba taken Tor tho deferred Payments,
wLh :nt"r,sL from tia day OF salp, xnd the tilc
to DO retained until they sro fully pad. Con-
vsyaacing At the cost of tho purchaser.
nov l4-2swts g. W. WATTLE4, Ccmm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
AUCTION HAEEa.
By Grapn & Visa


Roal Estate Agents and Ruc!ioneers.l
gale OF VALUABLE MILL PROPER-
- T1 IN ALEXANDRIA. VA.-The sub
scrIbar will offer for sslo on THURSDAY, tho
llth day Of December, 1870 at 2 M, in front of
me entrsnes to the Court room, on Fairfax ST..
tho PLASTEk MILL and MACHINERY
therein, with q LOT OF GROUND attached
thereto, situated on Princess street. near the
depot OF the Washington s. Ohio L. Il.
The property is in good order, and parties
VINO may wish to examine the same csn do so
on any day previous to the day of sale.
Terms msdo known at time of sale
nov 29-ts q. +. LEX, Jr.
EOMMlSSIONERS'S SALE OF LAND IN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY. NEAR MOUNT
VEKNON-By virtue of the DEGREES of the Cir
cunt Court Of Fairfax county, pronounced at its
NoVember term, 1878. and June term, 1879, in
The suit of John Hsialio sgainst Jas. S. Marders
and others, we shall. at II n. on MONDAY,
tho 18Th day Of December ensuing (court dayj
IN ircRt of the Court House Of said county, sell
Dy public auction, TO tho highest bidder, that
THACT OF LAND Whercon the said James S.
N NJ sfGers st present resides, situated on Pohich
creek, and containing about 17G acres, the exact
quantity to be made known on the day of sale.
u mas upon 1t q comfortable DWELLING
hUUSh, with tho usual and necessary outbuild-
farm.
Terms OF Sale: One hundred dollars cash, to
tleGt costs and expenses Of Gale. ard tho residue
III III lhree equal snnu,l payments, to bear interest
from Inc day OF sslc and to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser, with good personal se-
cur'ty, and retention OF title until the last psy-
mont is made.
- This land will be s!artod at tho upse. bid Of
sl6.21 per acre. Il. w. THOMAS,
THOMAS MOORE,
novl5. .wiw Comm'rs OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
NOVELTIES.

Imported CloAks and Dolmans, exclusive sly les.
Lace Curtains and Not.in CHAM Lace.
Orion!el Table Covers, novel designs.
Linen Table Covers, elegant qualities, with Hap
kins to match.
Seamless Kid Gloves 3, 4, and buttons.
Black Cloths and Docskins and Novelties in
mems and boys wear sill Of CUR own impor-
tstion, saving two Intermediate profits, and
insuring newest styles.
Our Dress Goods Department is repleto with
new sld stylish goods, sEd We furnish Trim
mings to match.
Cur assortment Of Cs:pots and Oil Cloths 81
present is elegant ard complete. Lowest
prices guaranteed,
PRRTZFELDER 6 Co,
nov LA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
nov15 W.iW
BY Green s. Wise, Auctioneers.

{ iDMMlSSl0NERS SALE CT VALUA.
~ BILE REAL PKOPERTY-By virtue of
decree of tho Corporation Court for tho city of
Al6sandria, Va. rendered OF its juno term,
1878, IN tho suit CT hilen and others ys. Nc
Weigh the undersigned. commissioners therein
named, will sell by public auction, on I'll UES-
DAY tho llth day of December 1870 at II
O'CLOCK m. in front Of the entrance to the Court
room on Fairfax street. in tho city Of Alexsn.
d1m, Va, tho following property, 10 wit:
80: J. THO large ard valuable BRICK
DWELLIEG and LOT OF GROUND. situate
on tho n. q. en!Ecr Of 81. Assph and Cameron
streets
No, Tho valuable TWO STORY BRICK
DW ELLlNG adjoining No. on the east.
Tho lots above described arc particularly well
Located Tor residences, being in tho centre Of tho
cty and convenient 10 railroads, hosts, nlnr-
lot SC, sc
I'arms Of Sale As much cash az vii! nav the
costs OF suit md sale, and tha residue in three
cquel iEs:aToats in /, > aad years; tho nego.
tsoih notos q! tne purchasers, with interest from
Day ct sn'c. TO be tsksn for iha deferred psy-
meets and tho titla To bo retained until tho
wh"'H of Tho purchase money is psI
i, 6. cLAUGar6jN. ! CS":a cf :slo 5s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
FREsm ssEATs, FEsEg, &C,

III OTICE-L call tho attention Of tho public
~ TO The northeast corner OF tho Market, on
Fairfax and Cameron strcels: Thero hsve To-
suned business st my Old etand and will have
on hGpd 0! all times good supply of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS. consisting of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb, Veal and Pork, together with al kinds
CT SAUSAGE and PUDDINGS, of my own
manufacture [ also call attention TO stall No.
%, opposite where l have on hand lno solcc-
ton of CHOICE PICKLES., consisting of Gu.
eumbcrs Chow Chow, Chop Pickle Mixed
Pickle, Gherkins Csuliflower ard rickled
Onions. ard oil kinds Of Pixies in glass Jars
Hsl!ord Sauce ,Warwickshiro Sauce, CsLsup,
French Mustard, pure Olive Oil, imported
kdam Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Sardines in quar-
ter and half toxes, Mnce Meat, Msccsroni,
Lemon etc.: CHOICE SMCkED FISE, p7o.
pared for table use Immediately, consisting OF
Msckrel. Shad, Salmon and Potomac Zoe Her.
ring. Any Of these articles can be procured NJ
ter market hours st my store. No. 7.lsor!h Fair
fs4 street, 2CO bbls OF Fish consisting of eonu.
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring, in bbls,
hslf bbla and kits; Potomac Shsd. il barrels,
half bsrrels end kits ; Mackerel, NGs ], = nnd .
in barrels, hslf barrels and kits.
nov p : j. GNED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
By IGha W. Graham, Auc.ionec-.

ts1H q TKE'S SALE: OF DESIEARLE
4 PROPERTY III FAIEFAN COUNTY,
~ virtue Of 2 deed Of t7Us: from Alfred Bagliss
Ard John IL SarLen and wife dated the 18th deY
81 January 1871, ard duly o! record among iii
band records OF Fairfax county, in ibor ". No
A. folio .ii1, and for tho purpose therein mon-
uGned, the undorsignoi will offer 20. ss.o by
public @Iic.Ion, in front OF the Cnur. House door
al Fairfax Court Howse. On MONUAT, tho
10Th day OF December, 1879 (coar. lav) =. -
"'ciccK m, TO tho hshost bidder tho TRACT
tF LAND conveyed by the aboYn mentioned
deod, and described therein as follows, viz: Ono
c0rtsn trac. OF land known .s kEMN'S MILL
THACr, :ituaLod on the south sido Of Poh:ck
Kun, IN tho district OF Lee, county Of Fairfax
';tsio OF Virgins, ard coEtaina, ty rccen. sur
3ey, ONO hundred and !2rty-cno snd q half scroF
To which survey !cT tho !Aot1S sNi bounds RET
S'1nco IS had.
Terms o: Ssic 80 much cash As will nay
costs OF sa!n. also tha cum Of N7o hundred col.
lars with interes. thereon from the 9th Gsy of
January, 1877, until raid and If there be sny
Tosidue Of such purchase money, tho sama shall
90 msde payable ut such tmc or times, and be
secured in such manner as the said Baylss and
Ssf!en shs!l direct. or in case OF their failure to
give such directions, a! such time and in such
:asnnnor, as tho undersigHed shall link fit.
nov l3.wts Q. ". HUNT, Trustee.
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isEY GSSs9sa3.
EgiANk SITS. FLhNNNiS;, COMErK:&;,
-s-S &c. SC.

E2iANk SITS. FLhNNEis, CDM ErE:H;,
-sS &c. sc.
SPECIAL BAkGAlES.
We haze in stock q largo assortment oi the
above goods purchased before tho advance, mad
Will sell thrm cheap.
Also full stock Ct Sjhswi, Ski;!s, Is,iitl'
and Mer's Merno Vests, Giovas, Corsots
Cloaks, Fur Beavers for Clo:k:. Naterproof.,
Freds ricksburg WooeE ijoods, Shaker Fian-
rcls at 25c, worth Sc; largo stock cf Blrached
and brown Cc!.0ns end Sheotings St Old prices.
u. +. BEhSHEAK,
Il. Is. Hocmes. No. 100 King street,
nov u Alexandria. vs..
GHECIAL NUTIUE
~ s!sturday, Nov. Is, 1879.
KID GLOW ES-Wo have received to-day
splendid limo of Black and Colored Kid Gloves,
in two and thrco buttons. We warrsns each
pair, end will take back or exchange any glove
net perfcc! and atrong.
d. f. BRASHEAR,
4. Is. HooMEs. No. lG9 King street,
hovl3 Alexandria, Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

PAUL JoNES.-A short time ego no meL-
toned 10 paragraph the fact that tho bones
of John Paul Jones, the founder Of tho Amer.
ican navy, the hero of tho greatest naval battle
on record, were lsing neglected in little Pro-
testant grave yard in Paris. We suggested that
cur Government should mako on appropriation
to bring home the remains Of tho man who
first raised an American flag 90 salt water. and
rear sbovo him au appropriate mouument. Our
little paragraph found lis way to Trenton, NJ,
where it met the eye of the venerable Sarah
Smith Stafford, only daughter of Lieut.. James
Bayard Stafford, and grardaiec, of Csp!. 7.
Stafford, of this oity, who died in 1914 ard
now lies buried 10 ono cf our Baltimore oeme-
terles. She writes US to thank US for our kidd
remembrance of the gallant commander Of tho
bon Homme RichsId' and to reprosch our
Government for its neglect of that heroic de-
fender OF cur llbaIties She says:
my father was an acting Lieutenant on tho
Bon Homma Richard, and when the lag was
shot away duiing the combat with tho Serapis
Jumped into tho sea and roicued 1t, and 1t is now
lying in this room where l arl writing. Tho
United States Marine Committee presented i:
to ray father, that flag. The certificate from the
Committee IS dated December IL. 1884. After
the Bon 2unpae Richard ssnk the officers and
crew Wero transferred TO the Scraps. thence to
tho Alliance. My father continued 10 tho ALI
ance, Commodore Barry, until the WAT ceased,
and that ship was sold to Robert Morris, tho
great American Laaucier, who raf:iad it for on
Esst India tr.dor. Lam informed that mono Of
tho children of the senraon Of the first United
States Navy arc living except my brother, who
lives on farU near Bladensoucg, in rrinc~
Georges county, Marylsnd, and myself
thank you for your mention Of Capt Jones' in
your newspaper, and l hope lis cause Of ser-
vice will be agitated by tho newspapers Ito tho
end that it nay be remembered that Republics
are.not ungraleful"
We can promise out esteemed correspondent
that when Congress assemblies the Joho Paul
jones 'hoon" shall be looked efcr. 1t there
is any sentiment of patriotism o. love OF hero
ism 10 tho American people wo vii! blioK the
dust Of Paul Jonts back TO the Uoied States
With pageantry almost equal to that which
witnessed the return OF Napocon's ashes from
st. Helena TO repose upon tho banks of tho
Seine, amid the people whom be had loved SO
Weil.-Buh. Ga=Htc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03


EtOAL
~ COAL
We invite tbs attention of dealers and Goa.
aulner5 to our largo stoci. Of CAREFULLY
PkEP&RED coal l. OF tho following varietiss:
LTEEE'3 VALLEY,
LOEBEHRY and
S!iAMOkIN RED ASH
WRITE ASH (freo burning and hardy o.
steamer, brcGon, egs, stove end nut sizes.
Also GEOkGKiS CEEEk, k,UUMBERLAND
and EANAWIA SpLINT, from West Va.
Making Goal II specially, wo sirl to keep only
the HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Iards. each variety is kept separate
Hnd is especially prepared t1r family USE
Yards loorcd, and all Coal sont out WE'LL
SCHEENE ED AND FREE FROM IMPURI.
TIES,
Dealers, families, public institutions and man
ufIcto.ea supplied u: lowest market rsta-per
ton OF I2i0 lbs, Y. j. MEHAFFEY & CO.,
fnh l Whsrf and Yards foot of 0uaan st.