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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
EEEGI.3T.2 ytEsE5.

The po:Ico toic, Of ii5Bchhurs hes b.va -,
creased by ca addition Ut i've Ecn.
MoIlio Dejarnettc, who sa3 thet hy Lc5
brother ir house OF ii repatu ca tie Sin .s;.
at DanviIlc. died last cveti9s. Her Fro,hcr
remains in Jail awaiting trial.
Nj. Il. O. Noliire, for many gears pTtsii~Ni
ct the National Bank Of Virginia, has ielr.a
from that cficc and Thcs. w. McUsnec, Ter
long lime connected with tho firm OF Duo!cr (
McCsrc,, has been chosen 10 his stcaa.
Inst night, 10 Petersburg, John Palmer,
colorcd map, employed at Tenants tobacco
factory, was fatally shot by Theodore R1iucy,
tho wa!,hman. When Leaving the factory Pal
mcr was found 10 ha7o quantity al toHacc,
concealed 90 bis person ard relu; Cd TO give it
up, when the TatcEmln fred. Raiacy has been
arrested.
The State democratic cam nitic. have elected
Arthur Il. Phlcaar, Of Montgomery. as demo
cratic clector Of tho niuth district yico Ger. i
l.. Plidomorc, who was chosen Tor that place ly
tho State demo cratic convention which assem-
bIed 10 Richmond May 10. bus dtc'incd to
serve % sc,ount CT The p!otrac;cd illness CT lis
wite.
Tie democratic primary o!tc.i9u held 10 tho
Richmond district yesterday for delegates to
tho Congressional convention resulted 10 tho
olcotion Of S. tut Ct - delegates iG favor OF
| Geo. ID. Wise as tho democratic nominee, ari
it Is supposed that he y hs chosen Oh The
first o: second baln. The rtaGjustcr ein:ida,r
is Cart. John S. Wise, cou,la OF Geo. y.
Tho Court ii Appeals, sitting ut WslhcvlIl
yesterday. affirmed The decree Ct tho Citcni;
] Court OF Richmond in Tho case CT tho Common
wealth VS.. Bradley I. Johnsoo. I'ho opiuiau
| oil the curt was delivered bY Judge
Anderson. Judge Blrks, who il detained ttou,
his sent by sickness, authorized tho court &"
announce tha. he conquered in tho decision,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
LSE rvs az T5SE Nar.

Gov. hicClrllan. Ct New jersey, visited G, n.
Han eek ht Governors ll.od y"stc tdsy morn.
Illus lar Tee roy".--
States indicate thu! al unuMay largn crJn "
BIO harvested.
Ben Butler has deserted the trscnln,ker
AMI vii! support the drn0cra!ls ticket 10
Massachusetts thI! year
The average wsgt g rcc>igta per monh, with
out boards by Iaborcrs in the agricultural d,s
trlcts OF this c;uairy ale SILT
Til. coal companies 10 tho Cumbcrlaus. region
continue mining. hu. attacks la9e been made
upon boatmcn, AMI the situation is prccarious
Twolvc cnos of lcl i,w have ,currcl in
Pki!tdelohia among the stvettV lads itinrt d
there while Celebrating the 4 Of july with
cheap pistols.
Postmaster General Ky yesterday rtc.ived
telegram from Gov. llartrsni! ANNOUNCING his
acceptance Of the position OF collector of tho
port OF Philadelphia aod io!m,y notifying tho
Postmaster General OF his retirement from the
position OF postmaster a. Philadelphia.
A telegram oc.ived at lthic,, New York,
aooounccs the msrrieg, st Berlo, "Wednesday,
OF Miss Jennie McGrsw. daughter of the late
John McGfaw, Ct Ithic., New York, 10 Prof.
Willard Fske. Of Cornell Uovrsi'y. The
bride is worth 81 600 600 or $780, 900, and
10 ertc'lsg large and costly III srson OF Ithics.
The peaceful termination OF the last political
campaign 10 Mexico is hopeful .ign of pro-
evess. The credit is duo TO President Dlaz,
who has scrupulouslS respected his pledges to
refrain from second candidacy for himself and
has not oDdcavorod to interfere with tho FREQ
choice by the people of bis suic,ss,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
General Grant.

NEW loRK. July ia special from Galeua
says: 1t Is authoritativc!y stated here thai
Sen. Grant will return 10 Oaloha before the
iSt OF August, sculs up his affairs and 20 10
New York witra position is open for bis &C
ceHtancc. The General has been tcudered the
presidency CT tho American branch OF the De
hess:ps canal Company at salary Of $25 QO0
aycer. this no has refused on the grounds
that tho cnterpris, would not PROVE a fl 1auoial
success dariog the lives of those now interested
in tho scheme, ard he could not lend bis namo
TO AZ u1dctt king 10 which his irieods were like
~ to embark aud receive no rcIurus from il they
DO net en!irely lose their Investment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

Gencla' T. r. Fauutleroy who has SO high an
opi4inn nf General Hancock that Ec wanted 10
mako hun PfesIdont 10 1876, has lost none Ct
his admiration for him, and is even still moro
auxous now that hs shall cc,upy the White
House. The Generals son. however, Colonel
#. r. Fauutloroy, the rosdj 1stcr Secretary Of
tho Commonwealth. whiIo protesting desire
for Hancock election. is doing all he can to
defeat him, by assisting the effort to split the
domrcta!ic vote 10 order to elect Garfield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
90; REfGT VIEWS.


Russia demands the expulsion ti Niti!is!s
irom Rcumaua.
The ETr@rors Of Germany sri husr will
probably mcct at Gas.ien.
The Ffcttd Seuatc AID CHAMBER of Depu.
tcl havo beco pIoto2ucd.
The British guobOat DiDac has shtl cl vii.
lsge ID Samoa to punish ,cm3 iafrsc oIs Of tho
peace. No lives were lost.
The Mootencgrips recently attacked The AL.
b:5lan positions at Vra, ), tut ret.eatcd, leay.
lGg Is OIL thar lunbor on tho field
The Mouteucg,i1 atvsuoo norris on tho ZEN
were recently attacked by Turks. Tho Monte
ncgriUs wcr, defeated enl a Gunbcr Of prison
trS wcr, beheaded.
Dispatches from Pekin arrounco that Ctu5g
llow's s1ntcIco has b,cn rcmittCd, and that
the government has abandoned tho idea OF 60
iag 10 var With Russia.
Rev. Alexander M;ckont ciie, OF St. Albsn' 8
Church, lloIborD. has lodged go appeal in the
House Of Lords ngaios5 the order susperdlng
him l;om lis iuuctiors Il re pears.
Inquiries on tie spo. show that the character
Of tic fever 10 some r;rs of Mayo, Ireland, is
much exaggerated. IL is crdiaary typhuS AID
the deaths arc very to~.
The Russian General Kaufman hls boon
ordered TO EIsera Sbc!il with i 600 mcn to
clear the dislric. iaiested Uy b!iEan!s and Chi-
| ncse IMMIGRANTS.
Rlns ere again iulci fcrios with crops ia Esq
land and Ireland. and moore floods arc reported
| lG Spain. Crop prospects in lTraDec ore GET
orally coed.
The State House Of Panama was handsomely
Illuminated by order OF the rnvtrcncnt 90 the
18th Of July in homer of the United States ma.
| tional anniversary.
Henri Rochefort's new j,1roaE. J. lutratsl-
ccant, sold l9S 600 cjpcs un Wednesday, the
ti!s; DAY OF lis publication. Rachefort declares
that be intends to denosh NJ. Gambdla. =.
The German ambassador ct Cors'an'oople
presented the collective note 10 the ptrto yes.
| to-day. Ii is stated that tho powers kucE al
| the time that tho Porto would rot submit ia
the oar!cretco DEGREES.
AZ Tho municipal etc ions in Vic,lzl, ltsly,
| The utr!cl's roturpcd mi j)rity Of their caudl'
daice. They have gained also great cory al
Venice, ToiI'nluR ten Clcricul'. OalV five Lib
| erals Tc7o returned.
| The lu1tt important new from South Amer
| Ice IS the auECuuacmcu that Peru and Bolivia
| arc attut II cDilr ioto q confederation aud be-
GIN, onc c!ultry. uodcr one fig and one gov
| eromcpt. and to ba kro8n AZ tho "Unitcd States
! Ct Peru anil Bolivia" Tho preliminary blsi.
Of ncltn has already been drawn up and sigueG
10 Lima by tho duly authorized representatives
o.! The rtsptc!l governments. apd hrs beer
oih bci;ro the couLcil Of Rtsio Of Peru which
bOdg fills the position ctc;p;cd by Uonyrass pro
vInua 20 tho dictatorship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
Storm, &c.

UEHTEE. Col. July lG -Advic from 81 one
tho ksnsas Pacific railroad say tho region wa:
visited by heavy storm, extending from Mil
ago to Cedsr Point. At Hugo the people had
- ascend the roofs for safety. While freight
train Of eleven cars was crossing tho bridge at
Hugo ton of tho cars wcro washed away. Nc
lives Wero lost
A Santa Fe special TO the Tribune ssys train
OF ~ cars was wrecked on the New Mexico and
Southern Patiic railroad near SAINT, Fe thr.
teen c.ls being smasko1 and three persons in.
jured. though not fatally.
A Santa Flo Ept cial to tho Tribune says: last
nigat James Dunnig.n. n policeman, becoming
intoxicated, Was arrested by Joso Antonio GriC-
60, On tho way to tho Jail Dunnigsn asked L
be lot of. and bong reused, fired, kisC 4riegc
asmn:t INSTANTLY. lie was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

The Catholics. who hsvo hitherto roirsi oed
from taking part 10 popular elections in Italy,
tiEdi5g that such q course was prtju9icial to
their Interests resolved to change it, mud by 80
dong hago recently gained great and important
Victories This is lesson that tho many per.
sons il this couolry Who disguised with
politics have. for many years past, refused
t. lako any part in elections should learr.
1t very man at all Interested in tho fate
of tho country would attend tho nominating
clhvcniinns and vote at the primaries. tho Of
iic III would soon be filed by different end o
better class OF men than that from which office.
'."id3r4 nro row generally selected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

1t seems that Mr.. j. Il. fuckers mind, like
that CT most mortals, is sutjac. 10 change.
Whom MIR. Garfield was first nominated Mr..
Tucker thought lie vas tho best man 10 tho
whole republican party, but now no says Gen.
Garfield and bis republican associates vested 10
the military governors Of the Southern States
tho bitrsrg power to try any of their citiz JOS
by military commission or court martial. and to
condemn them TO death without Jury trial, ADD
10 defiance of the sacred writ Of habeas corpus.
Well may the people Of the country seek their
bast hope for the protection of their liberties
from the soldier statesman Hancock, who rec
fused to exert military power over o ciliz,u,
Than from the republican candidate. with all ot
his civil distinction, who armed the military
power with foil authority to suspend the civil
nights of the citizen and subjsc! him to the 10,
constitutional procedure of military COURTS and
commissions" 1t is needless to say that the
change 10 Mr.. fuckers mind respecting Mr..
Garfield is for the better. and that his last
opinion Of the republican candidate for the
presidency is moro correct than his first.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

SUPERsTITIONS or TIE SEA.-O.d wives Of
tho aaa cost hold man3 supcrstiiors c)rc,rnipg
the hollow Sounding AID mysterious main. "
Thus Dickens tells Us that Blrkis iapcfcd in
MS dSine until the turn oil tho tide, when, tho
tide gong out BIrkis went out with j.. La
New Eogand i: Ia uDlucsy TO Kill a pig iu the
wavo OF the moon or ct he cbbins of the ti;ir :;
the pork will shrink in boiling. Water in The
dinner pct cvapo.atea moro rtpui;y over tho
fire whom he tide is dead low" II is ualucky
TO cat fish from tho head doWnUart; it drives
away tho fish from tho shores. 70 ieII
Tho stage CT the lilj without gcing to
tho beach. look in cats eyes; the
pupil Gf every Intelligent cat 5 eye is elongated
whom the tide is at the flood. Never corat a
catch until tho days work, or sport, is dono.
Otherwise the sport is spoiled. Similarly the
seaside farmer never ooun's his lambs until Il G
season for their dropping is over. Bat it is DOT
alone 10 rural eommuriIes that mon and women
keep up customs ADD ,rcs iourded on pagan
snpcfsllsions. Among the az CT nt Greeks aod
Romans it was common custom for the bride
groom to give bis bride, on tho wedding night.
q considerable suG OF money by Roy of PURCHASE
for her person. From this usage, no doubt. we
have derived tho custom OF makiog wedding
presents, under which 20 mary people croau.
Tho ancient SsXcn5 gave q berothal rlng, or
other gift which was called "a We'd" and from
which we have derived q very charming word.
Fifth avenue throws az old shoe after the de.
parting bride. Is this because cur sterncr fora.
fathers ordained that the bridegroom should tan
his new made vile 90 the head With his shoc Of
token Of Ter submission 10 her lord p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

Mr.. Luke Poland, whose report furnished
tho democrats with most Of their charges against
MIR. Garfield, is now so intent upon writing let
t@rs to clear up those charges. that he fails tt
realize the extent to which he is pushing his self
qualification, especially when it ia remembered
m0ry, and is known that the only rebutting
testimony he now offers is tie silly assertion
thu! MIR. Garfield has been elected to Congress
several times sloce thon. II tho principle be
established that lost reputation IN be regaued
by an cleo ion or reelection 10 Congress. il
wont bo long before both branches Of that body
will be filled with convicts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
There wero three fatal cases Of SITS rcko al
CiDcinnai yesterday.

GILES L. Co.-Gcnts: h.vo for moro than
one year prescribed your Linimcnt, with tho
very best results. | have fund it 40 sppl.c,-
llop 10 ILLUMINATION Of the lanPs (PocumoDia),
or Plsurtsy, one OF tho very best. 1t peoctrate5
tho tissues or paris rapidly. 10 CHS, Of irrcsu'
larlty OF the hearts actions. depending on Ger
vous irritation, it acts promptly. After being
mado acquainted with The combustion of your
Linimeot sId SEEING is action in so large nun,
Der Of cases, | DO not hesitate to recommend
the same TO the public and the profession.
Yours truly, RoBT 8. NEWTON, NJ. ID.
1871 West 47th street. N. y.
Giles Pills cure Dyspepsia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
DIR. Tanner.

NEW 0RK. July lG.-Dr. T.nuer is cheer.
iui and good humcr.d to day, md has gained
nall pound 10 Weight sirco Thus1a7 night.
lie has taken 2Sl oEaoes OF water. When lost
recorded bis pulse Was So: temperature, % 2.5,
and respiration, l6. The drive 10 Central Park
this morning vas much eli Dyed by the faster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
The yShifsakoc EnSn

HASnTNnToN. July 1.-THE report Of Gen.
Dunu. Judge Advtclte General of tho army
uroa the Whitaker case was read to the Secrc.
tary OF War tLia morning By Col. Barr, JUICE
Advocate Ct the War Department. rho doc1
mHnt Is very lnrglhy and reviews critically the
rVIdcnca and finding CT thcWcst Poot Court OF
holulry. Nearly an hour WAS occupied in read
ING 1t. Tho Secretary will not pass upon it for
SINE doy1 and 10 tho iott rim declines TO make
pubic lts Recommendations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

Paris is still en- icto. Tho peli,rms,t.
at tho grand opera. to which General Farr
had invited representatives Of tho army. tocL
place last ishS. Pfe,i icnt Grew, NJ. Gam
BETA and NJ. LION Say w3ro present. .h'
celebration in prosiGcal lcwns wa AZ culhn.,
a3tic aa in Par;s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
Fatally SlaLhcl

SHELBYviLLE. IND. July lG.-L,s. evening
George West was fatally stabbed by Samuel
Huuter. Both arc negroes and strangers ia this
place. They we're dtitking together AID quar-.
relied over a small smouos Of money when
Hunter plunged knlte into Vests neck,
lluptcr csc,pcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
Children F0Hnd.

BABYLON, l.. l., July l6.-Tbe kidnapped
children of Andrew Ssmmis were found 10
George Waltons possession Thursday night at
ton o'clock The warrant issued for Walton
was not served. He says no merely took tho
children borrying. The parents will probably
prosecute Walton for abduction. lie hais
from Riverhead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
uIciIc.

NEW YoEK. July IL "A special from Farm.
ers' Village, N. Y, ststes that Chas. B. Wheel.
or, a pro mnent young man, while in a Git OF
mental depression. committed suicide at Tru.
hamburg. few miles from that village, by
socotirg himself with pistol, faR DAYS ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

Every o " knows the Supplying AM! dsa,l..
qualities OF Opium; atI there nrc large qu,n;
ties OF this dangerous drug SID na aoo hinc
mcdicioc fer children. DE-. Bn!'s !Ishy Sy,ur
c,Dtaios Dothiag IT, 1lious aud will relieve lo,r
baby Of pain aud ali disorders OF he BE-. 10.
PIica o. cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 1G, 1880.

MIR. lowell says that his party. in the prose-
cution Of the lrescnt campaign. will ignore at.
tacks uroa the personal character Of tho demo-
cratic candidates.. The magDanmity and gen
crosby Of this policy is apparent when tho TACT
is remembered that The personal character Of
both Hancock and English is not liable to any
snch attack and is above reproach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
The Rifle.

the highest tcore pc: sible in the competition for
Tho Curtis and Harvey" priz, betting Sir
Henry Halford's score OF g. Fent,n made az
GU! Of possible 81 in the "S!. Legot" comneti
lion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
Killed by ESpllfniuu

LANCASTER. PA, July 1G During thunder
storm yesterday, Mrs. johnson, the wife of q
farmer: residing at Fsirmount. Little Britain
Township, was struck by lightning and instantly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

American leather has been almost excluded
from Frarcs and Germany by the protective
duties Of those countries. Those duties were
Imposed iu CONSEQUENCE, Of the protective tariff
of tho United States And yet there ara
Americans who say there should be no reduc-
ton in the tariff, and that it stimulates Auerl-
c,u industry and protects American labor.
With free trade the facilities this country en-.
Joys for agriculture, mining and manufacturing
purposes would mako it the store house of the
civilized world, and ntcasstato the employment
Of all its labor. With the existing high tariff,
Is Industry. save in breadstuffs, is restricted
almost entirely to supplying tho wants of its
owo population, and large portion of its labor
is kept continually 10 enforced ilIeness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
engagements Cancelled,

NEWPORT, 4. l., July 1G-Prpce Leopold
has been obliged to cancel all of his Newport
engagements, owing TO slight injury received
While salmon fishing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
Hall Storm.

PETERSBURG, Va, July iG "A destructiy,
nail storm passed over Greenville county or
Wednesday night. dong great damage to tho
cotton crop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
III Reid.

On tho llth instant il the 2!i yntf, ii. ~.
LLE WELGYN, son Of Hdward b shd CO.
della s. Powell, Of Laesturg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

1Hs VGRuINIl NORMAL School The
Vnelli' Normal Les i.uto WAS formally opcncd
n charlottesville yesterday morning. Ate,
Opening X rcis.s the IN oIning was devoted 10
affecting an orGan:2,!itu, arranging The schema
CT lectures and dividing tho Who'll, body OF
students into smaller Glasses. Tho pan OF TO-
ssrac lcn IS to ,clute TO the whole school ss-
scmbled together 10 The public hall, amounting
| to 5L!O persoDs; the school is then divided into
Smaller classes, aGd with each class one of the
Instructors, repeater" reviews and xpounds
more fully the lecture ust given. Fo;tg MON.
bers comprise a class.
Va The stage, 10 addition 10 Tho faculty of the
University. were Gov. l.. w. Nj. HOLIDAY
Prot. A. NJ. Newell, OF Nd, DR.. Wm..H Ruff.
ncr. Stste suppIintcndcst of education, Prof 4.
l.. Funk, OF Kansas, Rev. w. &. McGiIvrey,
OF Richmond. and others.
Or. Harrison. chairman Of tho fscally Of the
UolVcrsiiy. delivered brief address Of greet.
ing. Di. Rutfoer then ipstrcduced Gov Holli
day. as the speaker Of the occasion. lie uel
coined tho students Of the school to tho Univ
verslty iu the uame Of Virgi6ia, urged upon
them tho Importance Of the work, and co.,
graduated the tchocl and the State on the ia.
Vorable auspices under which, the institute was
DelDg opened.
lie was followed by Prof Newell, whom Dr.,
Rnffner introduced as the man the fchool
must love, honor aud obey" Prof. Newell
will DO 10 charge Of the institute. and its chief
lecturer lilo spoke fer several minutes 10 a
clear. happy style, and The meeting was thea
dismissed With the bepedcton.
B. johnson Barbour, elq., waa expected TO
deliver an address, but for some unknowo rea-
son was unable to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
Dead.

LONDON. July 1G w. 7. Wriehton, tho
composer Of popular songs and ballads is dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

This is the way the papers in Rockingham
talk about the reaGiastcr move to give tho State
to Garfield. The Rcgister says:
This is no fight between funders and read
iuslers. 1t is fight between republicans and
democrats Funders and eadusters who 8 AID
shoulder to shoulder under the great democrat.
Ic banner arc political friends 10 such con.
orsttiihg ebdHll9hla 70 SEQ so.called leaders
everything into o miserable scramble tor elise
oven at the fearful cost of betrayirg democratic
constituencies into tho hands Of the republican
party?
Tho Old Commonwealth says:
mo auction ticket, s'icked up especially 10
sell. will do Tor US. No doubtful dlmoc
who c1uldn't tell until alter tho nalonal oou-
ventltnj were held. ADD tho nominees 10 the
fold. which way they were going to vote, Can
VIC among buckingham democrats. No, no,
no"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

EUREKA CHEKRY SEEUE o.
~ eupply OF this Lin ton soader for sale !ny, ,.r
JAS. +. CAELlN 81 SONS
lei 4, K;nr c,,o.
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EOWLEk'S FLY FANS and rAKAGO%
IL FLY TRAPS on hand and for sale at l1u
prices at So King et., cor. Roye Gail AMI sro
jel5 j. y. CREIGHTON & SON
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rOPELAND'o TIA SETS, somotbip. new
~ Call and sec them St
4. j MILLER s. CO.'S,
sep G5 King Street