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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11
Mr., Davie and the Farmers Home
Journal.

We took occasion to express a de-
gree of confidence in our ex- Commits
siener of Agriculture Hen. W. j.
Davie, which the Farmers Home
Journal thinks criminal in us. We
expressed our opinion to the effect
that If Mr.. Davie continued to hold
the Office he would not do so for per-
sonal, outside profit, and that he
could consistently allow his name to
be used "a President of fertilizer
company and not sully the robes Of
his office and Immediately the Farm
er's Home ,bos9ndt came down on rs
like lead ot,foul dirt from a dump
cart. We are good natured from
habit and forgiving by nature, so we
shall excuse Mr.. Nails rash impiety
for once. We are rather curious, 10
know, however, why il is wrong to
express confidence in Mr. DaYfe. n
he had thought 1t possible to faithful
ly discharge his duties to tn, State
while he permitted Fertilizer Com
pany 10 use Ills name as President
why should Mr.. Nall seek to chastis,
us for supporting simin such posi-
ton? There must be something rot
ton in Denmark. If Mr.. Nall dit
not get his Agricultural Newspape
endorsed in the Agricultural Rcpor
of the Commissioner, is that any rea
son why he should feel any malice o
hatred for Mr.. paviep Is that an
reason why he should cry "down an
out n II Mr.. Nall was treated as an
other man OF respectable capacit!
and not consulted on all matters b
the Commissioner, is that any reaso
why any unkind feeling should /
felt for him by the farmers Hon
! Jou,mat? We all have our ow
crows TO weed" Mr.. Nall, and ~
cause you edit what you choose
term an Agricultural paper, VII
should you be Of any more impo
lance TO The people than many 9TH
men who make miserable failures
other things? Mr.. Davie is u Chri
tim county man, he is one of who
she is proud, and when you'thus see
! to crush him, by publishing filthy 10
tiers like that of "Obscrver," frol
, Todd county, you crush yOurse
: most e0ectualIy with the people NJ
only OF tins section but in everyotl
cr enlightened community with
. Mr.. Davies circle of acquaintance
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11
Peace on Earth. Good Will to
Nan.

For the first time in eighteen years the
Democrats have a majority in the Senate
For the second time in eighteen years the
country is in danger-l Louisville Com
mcreial tRcp).
This, at first glance, seems broad
assertion. This, at second glance,
seems u like broad assertion, aad this
at every other glance will strike SEN
siblc men as entirely too sanguine.
Very true this is the first time the
Democrats have had q majority in
the U S. Senate in eighteen years,
but then it seems this is not the sec
ond time in eighteen years the conn
Try has been in danger" when we
recolect the administrative power OF
Grant OH Free INSTRUMENTATION
we remember that his cabinet officers
were q set Of political hell
hounds, Robson, fattcning his purse
from the Navy appropriations, and
others selling birth rights for messes
of pottage, government officials shak-
ing hands with illicit distillers and
dividing profits with them, Grant
pardoning the most vile specimens of
fraud and irickery frenl the pcniten-
tiary, the civil laws Of the land being
virtually annulled thereby. When
we see the most infamous scoundrels
of the land turned from their prisons
by the high handed ediets ofthe most
high Office in the land. When this
official thus falls victim 10 the intln-
ency of depravity and deviliry, it is
the height OF vanity TO say that the
country is safe. When the election
returns have been tempered with
and the voice Of the people is totally
disrcgardcd, and federal soldiers sur
round the ballot box and arrest
peaceabe citizens on charges of a
vile nature, when life and reputa-
ton are so SHINY protected, then the
government is weak and in danger OF
destruction, all of which has trans
PRED within the compass of the past
eighteen years. But we rejoice that
better day has come; we rejoice
that the reins of government are in
faithful hands and we may feel as
sured that peace will now be OF
earth and good will among men
Before another eighteen years shall
have expired, great will be thu
changes. The corpse of the Republi
can party will have passed into pu
trefaction and its odors will have be
come mild, the dry white bones o
Hayes and his Cabinet will shin
with ghastly significance only t,
brighten the liberty loving sons o
toll from the deviltry of another sucl
swindle as was perpetrated upon u
in 1876, the insulting inaugural Of X
b. Hayes, the fairly defeated Repub
licun candidate for The Presidency.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

Wont Mr.. Jefferson Davis feel bad
~ though, when he hears that the
jacksonville Republican. has called
him an "arch.fiend of the Rebellion"
However, we all have our stumbling
blocks, and Mr. Davis may yet, posi-
bly,, succeed, late in the session, in
crawling over this one, to pursue the
even tenor Of his wa OF thirteen
dollar pension as Mexican veteran.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

1t is currently believed by bust
ness men in this section that Evans-
willie is about to fall heir TO large
legacy and can only do SO by dorfng
The name of "ville" and DOMINIC that
of "asco." viii some one of our
neighhors over the River explain the
matter, aud give at least sensible
reason for the charge? A clamOrous
world cries out for the question.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

The Governor of Indiana has call
ed All extra session Of the Legisla-
ture, So much for the precept OF u
Republican President. "Feariul,
fearful to contemplate" The old fogy
Democrats will say. IA Democrat
ic President wouldn't have dared to
have done such q thing" No if he
had been such milk and water spec
linen as Samuel j. Tilden would have
been he'd have cut his throat first
and drowned his whole cabinet in
human gore, while the various de-
partments of State would have closed
doops for want of money TO bUy fuel
and lights. Don't dip into brother
Hayes so unreservedly, kind brethren,
he's doing the very best he can I'M
der the most uniavorablc 0ircume
stances.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

If Billy Vanderbilt were princely
rich like scores of other liberal men
his sister and brother wouldn't have
to sue him for million each, for he'd
just build them a nice little log cabin
lie would, aud settle on them two ex-
ira clean shirts week, with super
abundance of hog and harmony, crop.
ping ont of the "BM of Fare" al
every pore.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11
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STATE NEWS.

Wheat prospects in the Blue Grass
region are most promising.
John Howard, of Paris, Kentucky
has just died. Height J feet III
inches. Weight 26a pounds.
Simpson county will hold a spring
fair about she last of May, for trotting
and running horses.
DIR. r. X. Bryan is the owner Of a
silk quilt, made rver 80 years ago, by
his mother, now deceased. 1t is com
posed OF 1924 squares, and has over
Que million stitches IN il.
Under Connecticut laws every
horse taking part in a race ID for
feited to the State. B,
THERE are not enough lawyers in
the lower house of the General AS
sembly of North Carolinato make a
Judiciary committee. 4,
Il
THE delinquent Tux list of Boyle
county for the last six years was sold
at auction last week for $22. IA
The penitentisry now has OIL in
mates.
LEBANON TINES: Reports about thu
fruit crop are very contradictory. II
some sections it is represented to b.
entirely killed; while other reports
speak of the prospect as abundant.
TRANscRlPT: Lewis Ramsey ship
ped to-day to Cincinnati sfx-year
; old steer, eighteen hands high, tba
+ weighed 200 Tbs. When he lei
Mr.. Ramsey's place this morning h
: weighed 2,740 lbs. losing 40 lbs i
D travelling few miles.
Bert Robinson, deputy sheriff Q
A Tnion county has dehulted to tn
s amount of about $4,000. His la,
0 act was TO commit suicide.
Charley Webster, an accomplish Z
George Washington, cold, who wa
i hung in Louisville several days sine
. for the rape of Frances Otte, has bee
sentenced 10 death.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

Foreign dispatches reporting the
political situation in Germany, indi-
cate with certainty that the great Bis
marck will have to stake water
which is an unfortunate current for q
distinguished diplomat to swim in
Probably it is true that forte dur .feI
.fotm gutta; "by chance the leader
found poison in his throat"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

TO refuse 10 pass any appropria-
ton bills, is TO stop the Government
aud throw the entire country into
chaos.-EpdnsrHe journal Sep.
If you only knew it, this is one
good reason why the people are dis.
gusted with yonr party. TO refuse
to pay any appropriation bill is to
throw the entire country into chaos
has been the Key note of Republi.
eau Administration and it has led US
to our present enormous indebted
upsg
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

The contest for the speakership in
the U. S. Congress is growing very
interesting. Both Randall and Black
burn claim to have a sufliciency OIL
votes promised to insure the Demo
cratic caucus nomiaation. Blackburn
is holding forth at the Willard, il
Washington, and the probability i,
that several bottles Of wine will b,
drunk. Yes dead drank, befsse even
The 18th inst, when The new Con
grcss will convene.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

The question is asked by the Dos
ton Transcript" off Noah was con-
sistent Jew, what induced him to
take Ham into the ark ?" Well real
~ we can't tell for the life. of us, ex-
cept on the same ground that the
Republican party took it's mess Of
the same diet and found out the in
digestibility ofthe dose, at sadl.
late day, when even king cure
couldn't effect decent alter i've.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

The telegraph wires are proving
themselves national monuments TO
merit. In this instance Elihu Burrilt
is perpetuated by death. 1t is not
within the range of even probability
TINT Mr. Elihu Burritt would have
ever been known to the country
without having given his life for a
good send of over the wires.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

No true W cstrrn aud S0sI;hern man should
vote for Randall. His interests are East OF
the Allrghenies, and his home is in the rising
sum- Evansville Courier.
Then he'll have hot heaven for a
home about the fourth of July say,
when patriotism points upward and
onward past.lIie point of cfrilEy Zero.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

If the nfan who wrote four popular
books on "ejekshun" could learn
where to dispose of his works to an
advantage there would be no more
need Of u circulating library in that
l,lnnn
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gIlagt

There seemsIto be peculiar idei
existing in the minds of defaultcr>
that all obligations can be saiisfacto
rily met with death as if breath
which, at best, is only strife ligb
MS mir" could replace the squanderet
stipend.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11
HOPKINSViLLE, MAR. IL, 1879
Blackburn is trumps and Luke has
the lead,

The Frankfort Teomda thinks that
Mr.. ]. II. Wilkinson, editor, of the
Trigg County Democrat, will proba-
bly, go 10 the Senate in place of Jas,
Ii. Garrett.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

Eastward the Star of Bethlehem
take it's way. The Japanese govern
inent has just given authority TO q
publisher TO print M edition OF the
book Of Genesis in tho Chinese Ian.
runUp
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

Arkansas owes only 50, 457, $50 that
she cannot avoid paying, while Ten
nessee has chance before the courts
10 rid herself Of debt as clear as a. dog
is of n sOul,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

The human flesh carver has put in
an appearance at Henderson, aud the
people of that city now trembIc like
a gobblcr previous TO thanksgiving.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

II seems to be generally accepted oplIion
that the Democrats Will place Christian
county man on tho ticket for State Senator.
The ring" have decreed il, and IL will be
DONE Madisonyillc Republican.
Thou dost hereby betray that wick
cd desire of heart, to sec a manly
Democratic majority in this district
lain low with defeat. The "ring" is
more busiy engaged IN the welfare
of christianity and will not do such
a cruel piece of work, 10 make you
swear { p and howl (?) and bolt O.
and buster (?)yourselves out of the
fold of that Enlargement which is
already in deep mourning, from the
immediate effect of party ailiIiation.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11
TRIGG..
lDeinocrat.l

Miss Willie Elliott leaves to-day
on a visit to Essex county, Virginia,
to ren,eisD indefinitely. We wish her
a safe trip. a pleasant visit, and q
speedy return to Cadiz where she has
so many friends and admirsrs, e
A number OF orr cnterprising
citizens have It in contemplation TO
form joint stock COMPANY to raise
the necessary funds to b., ID el?st
class hotel in this place, ! row 1 q
suitable lot of ground can uc ha,. on
reasonable teims. iil
A trial IN the Circuit Corr. for III,
county, during its late term developed
the fact that the practice has prevailed
for number of years among those
having charge Of thepaapers, 10 per.
nrit ceptain Of these uniorIunates e
rchroin with their fricnis Ct. .elatiyes
| who Will undertake the burden o.
their support at om half the com.
pensation allowed BY the Coart o.
4 Claims. This Is running speculation
Into new channel.
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EIG;ESItN &gr,E3.
w =, 4. kerby, Salesman,

GEJN&lS&I3EER'5 SALG OF NEAL rs
- IAT@-Hy virtue q 3 decree oftho Circuit
C1Grs q. H,2AHa1Fi, r0Iu.", pronounced ~ is
HoTe'n6-r t.sal. 1873. jH lie chaacery SUI. Of
Checker %1&r l!2n, y. C:och"i's executors snd
o.acrs, tie uaigrsign5J, re special commissioner
in :sii case Will offer for sala by public suction,
on SATURDAY, January 1915, 1879, At twelve
o'clock ~, in :r1l! Of In, Mako. House Ga
Rrys! s.rc9, &lcI.air. FirSia;a q certain
PAHG' pE i.hHyEL OF LIND. l5iag in AL
cXgndr,S comfy. SD described As follows:
Commencing On tie north sid, Of the Columb
turnpike I'D running thonce north eight do.
yrers vast iu-ty i've and half RODS; thence
north cigh.y tn rec degrees cast thirty Jour All
9 hall rods - tho Columbus sehoo! house; thence
westerly along tho north line OF said school lot
10 no northwest. Garner thereof; thence souther-
ly slong the veg. ia. 0: said school lot ten rods,
or thCreaboUts, 10 the Gto-e:sit turnplkei thence
westerly along tnc said turnpike to the plaza O:
beginning, containing Two aCres Of land, to-
gcthtr With all The "pHgttcnanC"S oe'1n2ipG.
Terms Gt cnr: Ten per cen!um or the pur'
chase money in haEd, aad the residue upon =
credit o! s;S, .weivG aad ci9h.2cn months, evi.
dcntci by.tEo bonds oil Inc purchaser, for tho
dc or.ei payments, l. gust instA!mnnts. bear
ing Interest ic0.a dsti. The tito 10 BIS retained
until tbs whelh Ct the purchase money IS pad.
COU&TLaND II. SMITH.
&C 1878 Special Commissioner.
sssS'- The above sale HISS been postponed until
WECN ESDAT, the l9.h d%y of February,
1879, al tho same time and PLACE. jan Isis
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EEn,y lE,fSNET-G Ton.
ESPECIAL TO TIL ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, i. T., Jsc. -.

lSpEClAL 10 M ALE---..'I(.-i.N N'-Ikt-i-- -
WASHINGTON, j.. J., Jsc. -
P;Cyi.u; 20 he congressional Eccess tt"
maub.rs c! tie T:fli1i. delegation in The
House GatcsnileG that Vi!siaja's claim tcl
.noney adga.csl 10 he General Government &c
rebuild The C.r;.o! sharl u. b, presented II
the sor;u cf s.Hars,a Iii, II. Should tc ct
,acaed to t5e S.5Aiy Civil bill. As soue North
Gin SsG.cs h.va similar ciaiGs K il rot I'M r]t'
ab!. tia. Virginia may b. enabled to ct ttV
du'. ,
A GAUGES CT The Gc,r3static II tnbefs Ct the
Saaatc wa: hcii tits LaorLicC. NoGuoran was
resent, BIZ. the ftw who .gcrc IL attcniancc
Gviercli1ed to report substitute !9r tic Ed
moudS resolutions, the Furpo.t OF WAich Is 'Iat
Conprcss can ou!y take action regarding the
Infringement cGthc Is h, l4:h end l5:h amend.
meDts to the Constitution waen such infringe
ineHls are committed by St2;C; AID that Wien
committed By &c Individual or lndi:l3ulis c)g-
nigarce of them can Gully be taken b. The States
il which said ioilingtmaGIs cccu..
The Senate Couuiitcc o. ih, District Q.
Columbia held !acc.irg this G0roinG arc re
solved 10 report bills ROAR :ng ai! the street
railroad compsDls in Wa=t.1go2 tn make the
tickets they issue ga2t 81 q! tlo ht;cet CARS
tuaning in TIA: ely aGG lnt:icltne@ah!G oEt
with another, GIi tg relieve !Hc Louise licmc
from th9 District tax. Il also heard ttas CON-.
mi;;ee Of citizals cf Cspilo Hill support &
n, ,c,I rr mare an,nic suprly Of as,cr.
n thc S@r[tc 10 dsv S!r Ni,ters psas:u,el
, rcI;lina i,ar, H.. ci.;zc7s + Ac,5mac cou5ty,
w. .i r -, The i,snrnyemeSi Of nag!4aii9a resr
Cifiprotccpua i.isad, Va. Mr.. Deoria, oi
NayvIeod. otfsr.d petiti,a ior !h2 samc rur
posc iroa, ci il - oi Maly'an1. and a's) for
Inc erection oil q Iig,t house il AcJoDac %.
Mr. Wifhnrs slso r,czrr!c,i uoli,5n fer the
rrIie( # " p En,weI
Mr. Johr.:o, Ia. Additionally r,coyeyci (.on
lis l,rr cnn,;nr.r! ;n}iano.ia7 - enable hin! h.
b, y, lis sr.t:9-}ay,
rho Son.Ir i,,,,ini.,.. "a -. U.y.ui h:d =:
no.iinr Ills ,n1r.;;jy. M rs lge! - rcu1r
Tie OK bin.
Qninions c,aiare - d:iIsr c,oc..nioi the
rrsgab!c ac.i3n Of his sc,soa ol C0agrisi upor
The EIi to raan2a the tx 90 toh.c,o. S1ma Of
these best iufoTmoa upon !ha snhjsc beticv3
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ET:iUNE w.

e Ez5. SUFFERING FOR a LIFE THE, "Grs5Is
ALL c;ed with rnouiG@tsm olea .uiiar fyc . IL
t;ac, their iortnres h:iag a'nloS: Wltho, :o:nis"
sion. The joints sud muscle; Of sUca nn!p:.G.
rA.es src III frUst cases =hockingiy c5a:or:ad a"t
drawn on Vi shape. 20 siiJr! treIi even tenn
pora7v In.iof, the ordinary remedies often Pr9ve
utter Useless. j:,s:ett2.'s Stomach hl:!2Es, 81
he Other hand, is .rCughel - persons ~aO Gave
u:od IT, t. b3 y genuiu@ source e relief ii %rcas
tie blood Geo! :: promoting :. regular iis.h!L Q.
uodI, and removes f;om j. i:@rurs.iea which. Il
the opinion O. I'll rational psychologists, Clis in
ste this agon z.Gg COn!,l.'r: ~! It's k:aGred
:n.lsdy, the govt Besides this thU 3.tler- rC;n-
ciy disorders Of the stomach liver and i.cTvc..
prevent SD crsdic.ta intermittent and remit
ten: levers. p.o:uot; appetite an sleep, nHt "ra
highly recsa,!a-EG0l Ey phyaic'a!s ~ = da5!.n-
blu medicinal s.i2iulsal arG ty!C.
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s,a-Iy TIE WHOLE ilIsrnRY OK .nEprcG,

gs&-lT TIE WHOLE History or .lEDWINE
no rcepsTs ION HIS ever performed su; y El.T-
Vicious cures, or maintained 50 vie rcEu:.-
!iun. ns AYERS CHERRY fECTlEAL, waicn is
recognized Is tie worlds remedy tx i .seG5cs
o.! mo throat End iuHSs. is !oag Continued
series Of wonderful cures il. I'll c.in,.i-s hes
made it uTiycr:aliy kaCwl as i a.fc aad rci.De
agent 70 employ. Again:t 0.1iiaty coils,
which sro tbs fverunuers Of moro serious d.
orders, it hcis speedily AMI surely, alwnys r..
.ic7ing suifsrirg, and cftea saving lie Ine
protection i. affords by Is timely use in tie
throat and lang disorders Of Chidrca, nae: j,
al Invaluable remedy to be KEEP; always Oh
hand in every aoma. No person ca7 aiiJIl 70
Es without IL, aud those who have once u=el !.
never will. FROM their knowledge f is cocl-
position and effects, physicians us9 tho Cherry
fcctoral extensively ia their practice. snd ccg,
gyrGn recon- mend i: j. Is sb,o.l.oly certain
in its remedial effects, ard will awsys cure
whoTo cures are possible. For salo By al, deal.
ers. 4 :. Lcadbeater e Bro, agent.
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fsETCEEU!.r"G.5 or C9.trGhEss.
|TAsHISGToy J3n %, 1879.
NsNN 4 49,
iL-N.lI, -,

Me:srs Conkiing ani * rnin, OF Nv Y0,k,
presented the pr3.mbi, and resolution Of .hc
New York legislature opp2s!a.: t!.e passage Of
the bill to Eco,gau;z1 ;l. un?, 9. :, less.
that p2riio3 OF he hi! T.st.ye - lbe GrjGa@c?
Jer.r:u cot CT .bc Uai.ld &;a,cs arsorais and
oi6oarcn stores Lii On iho ;a5ie th2 b:i!
Eaviog been reported - :a2 5sn2:",
2ir CcckrcIi, OF NJ, introduced 3 bill 10
:!aYile uniform nati),ai cG5IcGey; to retire
the Rt'1s Of tho Na.ioa.l DacE: aud prohibit
their i,c)fpora.ion ard tl.;. issu: 81 u3tas; 70
u.;.'2, silver tni silver cry, aat! pray dc for
-, r. min nj i.il',.nr; ar-Iir,Ics
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.u0.ygT.snv .g,4.,, Cn.2.aEscE5z.
Can los E'ivc-Vwcnty Nouas.

Another Call sOr E'ive-gvRcIi:y GoIEis.
Another cali has been isauc9 for ths reds!nG-
lion OF Evetwen:y bonds 0: 1866, conso!s Q: 1857.
The call is for S-0,000,00Q, Of which SlOC0lo0O
are. coupon and 100000 arc registered bonds.
Tho principal end in!oges. will be psid st The
Treasury On and after the ISM day OF April,
1879, and the interes: will cease on that cay,
Following arc descriptions Of bondt:
Coupon bonds, detei July ]. 1867, VIZ:
$50, = q 81 u 10 70 5000. bo'h i2c.ls:Te
10, No l70)l TO No 5000.
eco, No @.00l 10 No 1900
1903. no ASCOT TO No &C o,
Registered bonds. "redeomab!o 3. Inc Tf;as-
ury CT tho United Sts:o: after tn Is, G.y .!
July. 1922 IS follows:
SO No 1851 10 y 10 1926. bOth jnc,u:i1o
100 No 1901 to 10 - $50,
so No G25l TO No T2j2,
100. no 2315l 70 No ITO
SEQ, No 7lOi to No $50,
l0t %, II 9t5l 20 l32J9,
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For cG:s Poor --Nayor kemr,r :.as -.
c-v. rom Mcs,rs. Ri,map Bros. & Co., q
:},!.i,a5ra, SIS FIR Iha benefit Of the poor Ct
his city. The sum IS thn amount realized
fro;.. tnc s.it f hac1n exhibited i,y lhst lirm
.. he !air ~ iiiis city ii O;;0"c! iag' 1t was
divides; hg ;h2 Mayor between the Sntiatg o.
i. VIVA i: &; Pau SG It's Ladies' uuion
J. Lei Sucie,y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-20

i!Iv COUNCIL AS acauuLc2l ca Saturday
;hctc viii lc called mcptirg Of b2ih BOARDS
= he GitG C.roo'! 10 night. to consider the
immortal irom i.;c representatives Of tic ta:Es
III l:sa1ao;ia,', ,"r,tdlcga anw iuptiog If
;i.e a,c:n.4oY d.h.. III: suite is = vet5
.-r.r;.,,. "rt, aad ,hcr" vii ao do@h: l." {"
lal; a,:ru,!,.c! g lua;asc:s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-20
r,p Cpr.r SALE Still. CONTINUES We

TuE GREET SALE STILL CONTINUES We
o-s selling q: every yard OF cur iu.msn:s stock
Of drv goods st urine oes:. Pure Wocl BaDk
c,s :3gc.ti 70 81 so. Pare Wool Back Cssh
1,ers rs;u:ei 10 SOC. Co!o!cd Silks aud B!cck
s. Ks ;e6ucsd lron 81 dowa to 75a. Pore
Wal R;spke,s reduce f.om IS down to 81. 30.
it,5itsr'f, III Market Space, WASH eton. d.
~ Our real Satin flushed, sublime quality
n.srk Silks rcdussd irGm 81 dowo TO %.
Al Of cur beautiful ST AID Wool dress goods
reduced iroD 500 10 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-20

nuEBEEy -Ius.ca BeLi.mn Arsia, o.
hl,Z.i&:il cvi1IT, wns way aid hy sobhtis "rd
b.s;,n -? zav@rvly, in Washington, ca Sal
Nd y fis':,. The assault WIS maae near ,tc
cat;e,c, ~ hc Agricultural eTouads. AID Mr.
5G-i", when i,uDd, WAS irscosib'c t;oln lis
t fees. Ire IGui:a was ro5oCd Of revolver,
aoa,,. ,rr,s:y auI ether swai articles q value.