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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Ia the Court of Appeals at Stauntou, yester:
day, writ of error was granted in the case OF
Dejarnette. sentenced to death for the murder
of his sister. at Dauville, several months ago.
In the United States Circuit Court ct Rich'
mopd yesterday, Judges Bond snd Hughes
sitting, the petitions of the cities of Petersburg
ADD Lynchburg rsking for a pestponement OF
the sale of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad wcre refused. The sale Of the
road will tako place on November l, as hereto
foro ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The epizootio has appeared in st. Louis.
Co'quitt's majority over Norwood, 10 Georgia,
for Governor, will be over $4,000. The regu-
lar democratic nominees for other State ott1cers
arc elected by 10, 600 majority.
Father Bum, of the Catholic church 10 Sher'
man, Texas, created an exsitemont in his CON-
eregatiou on Sunday last by an adnonition
called forth by failure to pay his salary. lilo
threatened to enforce payment by refusing to
receive delirquents at the confessional, and at
ford them no spiritual consolation. even 10 cases
of sickness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
DIED.

At ST, o'clock / nicht, MARY ELIZA:
BETH PENN, wife IF w. L. Penn, ctq., aged
G3 years. Ns- Her funeral will take place to-
morrow a. ,rnoon, at 3 o'clock. ftom the reai.
deuce of her husband, on St. Asaph s. Z, between
King End Cameron. Friends and acGu ;intar' Is
of tho frmily % invited to attend.
! October 7Lh, 1880, ut o'clock p. M, JAMES
MONTGOMERY 'STEUART, in tho ed year
Of his ego. ~ His funeral will take place to-
morrow a..ernoon, st O'clock. from his late
residence. 107 Cameron street. The friends and
&c iuaintaDc of the family are respectfully in
Ilted to sttend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

The SHRNANDoa u Valley K. R.-Material
trains are running on tho 8. Y. r. Il. ,iom
Wsynesboro to Port Republic. It is expected
they will reach Mino Hill this wee!-. They will
be detained there week or ten days till the
grading at that point is completed. Alter that.
there Will be nothing to prevent the laying of
the track to Lrray as fast as it can DO put dowr.
The gentlemen representing various railroads
who have been speeding two or three days 10
an inspection Of the Shenandoah r r return.
ed to Philadelphia last night. The excursion TO-
suited in the confirmation of plan which has
for some time been in contemplation for the
establishment of q new trunk line fom Phils.
delphia and New York to the Southwest, With
the Shenandoah Valley r. X. as its basis. The
projectors claim that the Shenandoah trunk
line will be the shortest line to New Orleans
and the Southwest, and will give the Chesa-
peake and Ohio ard tho Baltimore and Ohio
another connection with New York and Phila-
delphia. Surveys havc been made for an tx.
tension of the road TO tho Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio. The New line. il is said. will reach
New York By the proposed extension of the
Shenandoah Valley r. f. to Harrisonburg, Ps.,
and from Harrisouburg over the old Allentown
Short line, now operated by the Reading and
Jersey Central.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
Opening and Closing OF tho Malls.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North and Northeastern
mails II M. and Is p. m.
Western mails 30 and 8 Is p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, go
m and % and 9 O9 p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via I.r-ah
burg, Virginia, W a. n. and 45 p. II.
Alexandria to Lynchbarg, Va, (wsy mnj's
including through mails, 4 W Am. and 900 M.
Gordonsville and Charlottesriln vs., 80 q.
%. and 8 % p. m.
Manassas Division 00 .. n.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va. Z Assn
OPENING,
Northern and Western malis, viz MAsh..:.
ION, u. g., 80 a. nj. and = w and Il nj J.. ii.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, $ - >. -.
and NO p. M.
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virgins
Through msils) including way mails Oh MId!tnt
Railroad, 8 80 q. nj.
Manassas Division 80 O. Ill.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va, 3 70 y. III
Office Hours-Ollice opens 81 . 81 =. H., tnd
closes at 7 0O p. m.
Sunday Hours-Ollice opens ct 10 $. NJ. 80
closes st Q 30 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOB PRESIDENT,

FOB PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM 81. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA.
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
John Rchols, of Augusta.
p. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First District, Thomas Croxton, Of Essex.
Second District. L. r. Watts. OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. s. +. Coleman, OF CumberPd.
Fifth District. James s. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin, of Bedford.
Seventh District, +. N. Mcmillan, of Greene.
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee, Of Kappa nK.
Ninth District, 4. X. Henry. of Tazswell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN s. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

From present spper RANGES thoro soems to be
a strong probability of disturbance or num-
Dor of them 10 New York on election day. as
Mr.. John Kelly. 10 public speech. hs1 ad-
vised voters holding naturalization papers o.
1858 to knock down any officer who on that day
shall attempt to take com them such paper.
This. of course. is veiy bad advice. but still,
under tho conditions existing ct present in Now
York, those who follow it will not be wholly
b!smeiu, for the conduct Of Davenport, who.
by mcaps of his offco o. supervisor of electioup,
puts in tfftcs tho most upsci lpulous measures
of radical pnrtzlnship. hes boone SO out.
rAeoous and is prac.icad with such legal impu'
nifty that redress can hardly bo obtained 10 any
other way. Even grazing that al tho natural
iz.tiou papers Issued 10 New York 10 1868
wsre fraudulent then. thoss to whom they were
issuethavo certainly become entitled to citi
zsnship during the twelve years that have since
elapsed. and IS radical magistrates refuse to
grant warrants for radical superS .sors for seiz.
log and retaining these papers when ctf.red as
proof Of citizenship. and as men don't like and
are not compelled by law to give up tho Only
papers that ontitle thom to vote. there will be
some Rouse for tho foreign born citizens of
New York if they take Mr.. Kelly's advice and
resort 10 forcs to defend their rights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
AN OUNCE OF IssvEN1os.-Tbo Page

AN OUNCE OF IhEvENT1ok.-Tho Page
Courier says: j
"A friend in Alexandria told ~ tho other
day of gentleman living 10 portion of Pitt
sylvanis county VeIy subject to typhoid fever,
who has mover had case of that terrible dis.
ease 10 his family. He attributea it TO thefaSt-
that no never les bis fro die out. winta.-er
summer. There may be something in his
theory" - p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

CLARKE CoUi ~ ITEMS. DR.. T. NJ. Lewis
has bcco appointed member Ct Tho board Of
school trustees for Grconsway district 10 the
rlsc, of Captain David Meade, resigned The
public schools will commo0oo % the 18Th ins'
The latter psrt Of the summer and tho carly
fall have been accompanied with unusually dry
weather, and aa oopsequeEc, Tho ctreams sup.
plying many Of the wells arc very low.
A heavy white !, ost fell last Thursday night,
bnt il did not do much damage 10 vcgetatiop.-
Uuke CoNiir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

Yesterday being the last day of tho Blk days
suspension ordered by the coal continuation. all
the oollieries in the Sehuylkill region started
work yesterday mornipo with alt quota OF
men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

@r There will be called meeting of the Re-
lief Hook and Ladder 20. tonight, (Fridsy)
October 8.h, at 50 o'clock.
BY order Of the Vice President:
It JULIAN A. N GORE Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
;, TOCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of The stockhold-
ers of the ALEXANDRIA and WASHING
TON RAILROAD COMPANY will be held It
tho flee Of the company, in Alexandria. Va
on MONDAY, Uctobsri 18th, A. H., 1890. n
III 81 o'clock a. m
sep23-wld JOHN CROWE, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

The American Farmer for October. published
by Samuel Sands s. Sor, Baltimore, has been
received. I! contsns 3 grea! deal of information
valuable 10 farmers. together with many other
articles of genera interest.
The Literary New, for October, published =
New York city. is exceedingly interesting this
month, being filed with practical information
10 thoie who have or are acquiring literary TASTE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

EPISCOPAL Cow ENTIoN.-In tho Protestant
Episcopal convention. 10 session 10 Now York
yesterday, The following resolution, offered by
Rev. DR.. Norton. of Virginia, WAS adopted:
WhucrG A document dated September 3.
1878, signed by Der ,uia BosRorlh Smith,
Bishop of Kentucky, and presiding bishop de-
clariog that IL. Rev. Samuel Allen McCoskrcy
rsd been dcposad from holy ministry and from
all Offices thereof. was 90 or about tho above
named date, circulated through tho church !;
therefore,
Res0lccd, That tho Committee on CenaUs be
requested to exsmiDo said document. printed
copy of which is appended hereto, aud report
whether, 10 their opinion. the chu!cl is sufh-
citnsly assured by such document that 1t.
Rev. Samuel Allan McUosktey hos becu, &C
cording to the laws OF this church, deposed from
holy ministry and all ofices thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

The Masonic E,cc:ic for August has bocn
received handsomely printed md very inter
esiiuc number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. s.

The Norfolk Virainian has Just issued on ex.
ira edition containing full and interesting ex-
hibit of tho business of the rapidly growing
city in which it is published, Of which the ex'
port trade alone for the last fiscal year amount
ed 10 nearly fourteen and half millions. The
growth of Norfolk. its Increasing trade and its
bright prospec! for the uture are only less graf
flying to the people Of any portion Of tho State
than to those of that city. and tho Virginiau
has done the State no little service in giving
such prominence to its city g evident prosperity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

LYNCHBURu MARKET. October 7.-1he msr.
ket is fairly active. Flour firm but quiet. Whoat
buoyan'. with sales of Lancaster at ll0all5. and
Fuliz at II a10. Corn is less active al 65aG) for
mi1su and white. Oats quiet at 40a6O for spring
and winter. Rye nominslly 1880 Receipt OF
Tobacco veiy light; prices were low, buyers in.
different and Tho market generally dull and in.
active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
FOE SALE GR RENT.

CTOKE ON KING STREET FOR RENT
- The THREE STORY BRICK STORE No.
q King ttreet, running back t, Market alley.
seplG 9. q. SMOOT s. SONS.
EOR RENT-The THREE STORY BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE. on Prince atreet,
at its interst elton with Patrick street. now Occu
pied by Mrs. Lee Possession given lst Now.
sepl4 JOHN h. BRENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

FEEDERIcKsBuGd MARKET, October T.-The
market is quie. and tho transactions in Flcut arc
limited, the quotations being rom So q for fDo
light, and longberry il quoted at IOSl1lG and
Fultz at 107all0. Very little doing in Corn,
which is quoted at 52: So. Rye nomnsly 1927.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

A SUGGEST ioN TO VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS
At a regular mcotlrg OF The Monumental Han
eek and English Club Of Baltimore, on Tucs'
day last, the tollowog resolutions WeTo offered
by Frederick A. Stewart, esq and unanimously
adopted:
Ecsolvcl. That wo SEQ with deep regret tho
c1ntiuned division Of the democratic party Of
tho Stale of Virginia and tho failure OF tho of.
forts to bring about reconciliation and union
of action 10 tho ensuing presidential election,
and therefore recommend to our gallant brcth-
reu of tho democratic faith 10 Virginia (Choor.
ing them with the hearty good wishes OF their
party throughout tho Union) that they grid on
their armor and 20 into the fight determined to
schiove victory. confding 10 the good sense Of
the people Of their State and their love OF fair
dealing.
Rcsolrcd, That VIC call upon our brethren of
Virginia, With whom maoy of Us have shared
the dangers of tho tented Eeld and porred out
With them cur youthful blood in cause that We
believed to be just, to forget their differences
upon State question and TO join Us as truo pa.
triots in fual ADD supreme effort to rescue
our beloved country from the CLUTCHES aud con,
troll of party whose history has been oDe Ct
long continued fraud and crime. cnd to restore
to it that peacs aud prosperity. With brothcry
love, which oan Only cim, i:om the death OF
scc.iopalism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

Flour is active and frm at quotations.. The
receipts Of Whoat continue light. but pr O as are
higher, nd we motto sales Of 2l50 bushels at lCG
and 1tS. and Fultz OF l0). I'D and ZIG for Ian
cs,ter, as to quality. Reports from all tho sur.
rounding counties say that larger acreage will
DO Gown in Wheat this than for many previous
years. Corn is dull and Dropping and tie r.
ceipIs sro light; the first now Corn of the season
was offered to day and sold a! 6ic; VIC note sales
Of old white at sc and 571 One 90 bushel lot Of
Ryo brought 80, but no OatI were reported
Country produce is acsrco and wanted at quota
lions. Bacon is weak and shoulders and sides
arc eff to- Other articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

BALTIMORE. Oct S --Virginia g. Old -,
deferred IL; do consolidated Co.; DO % series ~
pas! due coupons e09; new 10 aus AZ; 10 40 Con-
944 bid to-day. Cotton dull; middlirr II.
alls. Flour very firm and sc:ivo; Ho|srd - -
end Western auner ,ol$4; do e1.re 2jsSj':
extra SASS; do family 6iSG Is; do Rio 6rs, CO
G.S6 Is; Patapsco family SIS IS. Whes!-S5WlG.
ern very firm aud higher; Western active, Elm
and higher; Southern red l05a1lO; Go smh|.
ll0all0; No Maryland nominal; MOI We.
ern winter red SPOT snd Ocvr 1lls Novr III,
Ills; Deer 1l23all25; Jany ll4sll5. Corn
Southern steady; Western quiet; Sou.hc,r
white IS: do yellow "a; Western mixed spo. an
Ocl'r 523a53; Nov'r t3ie3ts Deer E3is54. Os,:
steady; Western white 40a4l; do mixed 3a.sli.
Bye quiet at 97slC0. Hay steady; prime l.,
choice Penna and Maryland l9iS2l. Cciisn
dull and nominal; Rio cArgoes ordinary 10 Is, !,
l2.l4. Sugar quiet; A soft q. Whskoy que.
at 15laSl lG.
NEW YORK, Oct. S-Stocks Irregular Money
2a3. Flour firm and fairly active. Wheat mod.
IL Nd Ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars-Refned arc fraction lower for some
kinds, but there is good trade demand, and at
current figures the market ia steady. We quote
80 follows, viz: Cut loft 1Cs,'; crushed 10sots;
noworod l0icts; eranulstsd lCBc'; A white, soft
9,cts; yelows 8a9cts and Canton o o ye.lows
Slct7,
CcFso-The tone Of the market WAS rather
more cheerful to-day. on more fsYorable advice
from Rio, but there was no tuaine's reported,
and quotations at the decline noted yesterday
must still be considered nominal A cargo has
arrived with 2r1f bag making the stock IN first
hr Ids about IL G. bags. We quote nominslly
{, follows: Ordinary -a12c; fir II -; good
113s-; primo 15l-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

The KISos MOUNTAIN CENTENNIAL -
Ab3st1 2,t people attended the Kings Noun
tain, IN CO. celebration yesterday. Ai.er a
review of all the troops, lyric, written By Mrs.
Clare Dsrgan n Lean. Of YorkVille. s. o.. was
sung by An improvised choir, led by the Fifth
U. s. Artillery Band. This was followed by
the reading OF an ode written by Paul II.
Hsyne. of South Carolinu. .M.jor John W.
psniel of Virgin then delivered the Grafton.
The ros.rum w decorated with an immense
u. 2. Dag and olhers representing the thirteen
original Stsies. The monr ment was unveiled
by four young ladies, supported by Governors
Jetar, of South Carolina. apd4aen Campbell, OF
IonnesSoe, tho vad audielee. SID ging tie doxolo-
9y. At night a pyroleehDic display closed the
C celebration,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

s modors,eIy scsivo only There is but little
doing in Flour. which, however, is firm. Re-
ceipts of Wheat moderate, with offerings to-day
CT about 3U bp7hels. and sales at liz tor white;
l08al1S for Lancaster; 1l0all7 for mixed, and
100 Ill for Ful!Z. Sales of prime while Corn at
81 rG2. and mixed at CT. all tho GALES Of Oats
wore on private terms, and there nothing
doing in Rye
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

I'M IcIMENT FOR INTn1rDAlioN.-Ths grand
jury Of the United States Court at Rlchmood,
c,nsisicg of sixteen democrats aud two repub-
licaLs. yesterday indicted VIM. II. Poud, of
Southsm pton c,uoty, for corruutlV cndeavoriog
to jutimid, ate j. 2. Davis. o;lored man, from
estfyipg ogaiDs. him 90 charge of selling
ia lor without lIesua, 1t was stated that Davis
had incurred Pobd's displeasrre. and the latter
drove Davis wife out of tho house she had
lived 10; that Davis 10 revenge reported Pond
for violsting the revenue laws, upon which Pond
was Indeed. and that PoDd subsequently had
Davis arrested on charge of larceny; that
Davis was convicted and received 80 asbes and
vas sent to Jail for SIX months by county mag
issrate without any evidences whatever. II is
Dected that indictments against other persons
Tor completely With Pond in endeayoring to in-
linidste Davis in the discharge of his duty ss
q witness will b, found By tho grand jury "a! its
Draspnt term ...-. :, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

L7OR RENT-uOUSE no. IS Cameron i.
e between Fairfax and Lao. Apply -
ap 8-tf j. IL. ~. SMUUI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER S.
Sun rises ......-...... 6 3 San ssts....... -
ARRIVED.
Str Geo Lesry. Norfolk. to B Hoon.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, to A Reed
Str T V Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, 70 ~.
tomac Ferry Company.
Str w Thompson, lowar Porc. to ~ Rood
Schr Annie Is Virgin, Warrington, 20 Wm :
Smoot
CLEARED.
Str Lady of tho Lake Norfolk. by + a Raad.
Str George Lesry Norfolk, by 2 B looo
Str Mystic, lowor Pine. By PINE Ferry c..
MEMORANDA
Schrs w Q Wickhsm. Tere's Wolf AMI A
Hooper, from Richmond. sRd II Rspp anI
Forest Oak. from Georgetown, at NewYork Tth
Schr Lille Fslken bury sailed from New icrE
for Richmond 7Lh.
Schr Emely and Jonnio sailed from Pr0Si,
dercs for Georgetown 9Th.
Schr Young Tea3or, from Richmond. a! Pc
violence 9Th.
Schr r Walker sailed from Somerao! 70,
Georgetown 9Th.
schr Cairo from Georgetown, at Vineyard
Haven 9Th.
Schr May MCFARLAND, from Thoms:ton, f.!
this port, at Vineyard Haven Oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08

hr Ids about IL e." bags We quote nominslly
{, follows: Ordinary -al2c; fir n; good
l13s-; primo l5l-.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Oct. T.
Bseves-Fair to good steers were dull and low.
er, while prime and extra bullocks were taken
a. about former rates for similar stock. Texas
and Colorado steers ranged from ct to 73c pei
ID d.essed: common to good native steers from
TIC to Gle; prime and extra do at Ga 1C4c; fancy
and premium do at lolall4c, with 46 very fine
Illinois steers, 1,6l5 lbs average, at lie.
CalVes-Market steady for veals at 5.7ic per
ID, closed weak for grassera, after fair business
st 2a2lc per ID.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Sheop we're in f,i, de.
maAd at lass 35 par 100 lbs, and lambs were sell
13a6lc per ID, hu! before the finish there was a
Wesker feeling.
Hogs-Markc! easier 81 6a$5 A. rer 100 lbs for
live hcg;.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Ocpo. I, loSO.
Beef Cattle-The New York market OF Mon.
day is without any change as compared with
Friday previous, and yesterday. while good
cattle held their own, other grades lost their
owners money.
sheep and Lambs-Tbe late receipts are light.
less than ! head. Trade is slCR, and few
stock shesp remaia in the pens, there being little
or no demand for them. Prices remain as on
4a53 csn'.
Hcss-The receipts since Monday number
about 600 hesd, and those now in the pens
reach nearly 2,CC0 head. There is no change in
quotations since our last report. and but little
prospect of any improvement next Monday.
Plic GIs7ic With selections atfs
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, October T.
Hogs-keceipts 20 70; shipments 7,C( J; no QUO.
table alteration; market fairly active; light easy
at 6OaS4 s.; mixed packing steady at 45sS4 Is;
choice heavy 5ss5 20; all sold. Cattle-Receipts
4 tOJ head; shipments 400; all good grades &C
tive and stronger; common to medium shipping
3 75sS4 Is; good TO choice 6Oaf5; exports 15a
S. 6; good clearing made; mixed butchers
3 4Os$3 go; stockers 2GOaS3 40; Western natives
and half breeds 20a$3 Co. Texans 90s$3 10;
true Texans 81 90. Sheep-Receipts l. 600 head;
market very active asd firm; common So 65;
mixed Sheep and Lambs l0aS4 20; choice
heavy COAST so; all sold.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Ocro. 7.-HoRs
doll; common 75s$4 90; Light 4 CASA 80; pack
ing 65sS5; butchers' 6a$6 TO- receipts 2,lCO
head; shipments go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-08
NOR RENT.

NOR RENT OR LkASE-Tho desirable M Il
e roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lata'S occupied By K. :;
Lawson & Co. Apply ~
sepl6 K. NJ. Ia VISOR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-03

nIIi Nye IN Denver IrlDlne.
When the train started and we were
saying good.by to our multitude of friends
l got weary and sat down in the lunch bag-
ket. had not fully decided where would
sit down till the Car started, and then my
doubts vanished. l almost instantaneously
decided that would sit down on the lunch.
or course regretted it afterward, but how
many acts Of our lives, in the light of chss
tened experience we can see were not for
the best. That's the way | telt when | cot
up and tried to shake off the mustard, pick.
les and jelly that had so suddenly achieved
but did not need. The place where | had
sat down in my artlcss and impulsive way
looked depressed and low spirited. never
saw a lunch that seemed to be depressed as
that one was. Most every ono laughed in
lady-like way, and | joined in the hilarity,
although my laugh didn't sound so hearty as
the rest. 1t was more of hollow mockery.
and there were traces of tears in it. After
ward, when other members of the party sat
down in the lunch, | recovered my buoyan-
cy and etfervescent glatlress and gayety.
Later in the trip we concluded to put the
basket down under the seat, and all of us
took turn in putting our feet in it. This
made more pronounced and robust ruin of
1t than otherwise would have been.