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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-01

The article III last weeks issue.
titled "Gov. Marks Administers
tion," should have been credited
to thsLebanon Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
Greenbsck candidate for Governor, is g straw of

Greelback candidate for Governor, is straw of
more than ocdinsry significance. Tie Kopub-
iican party should be sdmouished By the lesson
which the Wsr on 9reerbscks II Me-. @ teaches.
Tbst State, re!isbly WhiS and Republican for
mora than thirty years, has been in1perillcd, if
not lost By a gfatutous and wsnton crusade
against gIeenbscks. Tfat crusade, besides
costing Eugene Hale mis- seat in Congress, pre-
yen.od choice Of Governor by the people, and,
what is still worse the utmost efforts OF Senator
Blaine snd other leading Republicans e.e re-
qured to ,hwart scheme looking TO fraudu.
lent choice Of Democratic Presidential electors
Tho best and truest Republican State il the
Union has been inus deuorallzod. Tnst tnsn a.
experienced snd ordinarily gs sasaCious IS Sen,
stors Hanhn and Blsine should have 6eon 20
infatuated ia food for reHection,h ThoaG cn.-
insnt politicians on other occasions were not
slow in discerning public sentiment, rCr Than,
81 IN this case. that sentimAnt vas responsive &c
tue public welfare, did they nesit.to TO fellow it.
cherish d warm friendship tor those truly
patriotic Senators, along With IN appfeC!gtige
sense OF their grast services, but | cannot re
s.ra,c an expression CT resre. xnd surprise that
they din Lot unite with Senstore Allison, Ferry,
esc etc n aiding the resumption fspecie pay
ments IN obedience 20 tho Const tutiCn, making
silver and gold tha standards ofvsiue Nor was
my surprise diminished in lniing the Republi.
caus OF Maine IN !siso position upon the green
back question. a fter !our years experience in
lighting greenH scks :" tne Rebel armies sur
rendered. The fght against greeu bacEs. whap-
ever and by whomsoever wsged, will prove ex-
psnsive and improbable. There is TO. loysl
or right minded nlsn, woman or child who does
moi cherish q grstetu remembrance of the un-
d5niable fact thai green backs" saved our Gov
ernmeDt snd Unioni and tbat eyer now, IS
money current with tha merchants" they are
81 precious as silver snd gold. Our neop!e, ii
CD ssdieace 10 the Constitution. will consent ss
rapidy ss consists Wiih the general Re?fere 20
the Withdr .wsl and csncelistion nf gEee2b sckg
but thoy viii not submit 10 soc them, deprived
Of their legal tender attribute, converted into
soft moDay" =, w.
NEW YORK, Dec Is 1879
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
FRESH heats, FISH, DC.

NOTICE-I call the attention of the public
~ to the northeast corner of the Market, on
Fairfax and Cameron streets where have re-
sumed busin esa at my old stand and will have
on hand at all times good supply of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS. consisting of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb, Veal and Pork, together with ell kinds
o. SAUSAGE and PUDDINGS, of my own
msuufscture. also call attention to stall No.
81, opposite where I have on hand fine selec-
.ion of CHOICE PICKLES, consisting of Gu.
cumbers, Chow Chow, Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, Gherkina Csuliaower and Pickled
Onions. and oil kinds of Pickles in glass jars !;
Halford Sauce. Wsrwickshire Sauce, Cstsup,
French Mustard, pure Olive Oil, imported
sdam CHEESE Pepper Sauce, Sardines in guar.
Leme ms, ETC.. CHOICE SMOKED FISH, Pre-.
pared for table use Immediately, consisting of
MsckyeI, Shad, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her
ring. ANY of these articles can be procured sf-
ter market hours at my store, No. IA south Fair
faa street. 200 bbis of Fish consisting Of genu-
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring, in bbls,
half bbls and kits Potomac Shad. in barrels,
half barrels sad Kits Mackerel, Nos. l. 2 and 8.
in barrels, half barrels and kits.
nov 25 s. j. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
.EpDETh NJ, G:rE.criiiEa

&"a.9;, E"yo YOU c4uE&l col5? Arc ycu
lo.Jtc L. tisg The pGl"gn7 Havc you ~ lr!-
lato. III TIC .rcos,? = sens Of opnressoa on
rao lungs, 7!iu shn-t b~aGta Do you h.vo 6
ID "t coughing Oh lYi"g Gow.2 : sharp p..ln
now .aa t"oa ia 9 region og ia5 SIT. shoulders
and r@cHt II so. UUK ADVACh il 10 take
u once y dos2 L.! 1u.Gs h2:cctorsnl; you w!l
-cpas5 the EGpGctuTa!t. place n hos iron TO the
-c.'. .s&o t2o o. Tu..s Pills. You will aoo;.
tsH ut" pleasant saenp and wake ~ il inc
morning "ough Eo"o, lungs working freely
ca:y breathing "Gt The bowels moving IL nst-
rTei manner. r. p:ovrit y gelusG OF these
5yMpto'"s usn tnc EY?csI0gari s@vers, days,
NLlCe 81 IilEE&Y 81, / TDEK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

u tLe eji,ot u ,ha Ilta2adt!a GQsetta:
i'hc :olow.ng oatrmGcica:ion IN the Meg
\ ors Isibuoo Of the ii;h u.tInc iro91 lhe yen
erabio Tbur!9w Weed. please ob'i.e b. ne2g;-
ng in :h0 Gazette ,9!laa yoG hsyo rqoa.
AA CID SUBSCRIBER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
NOVELTIES.

Imported Cloaks and Dolmans, exclusive styles.
Lace Curtains and Nottingham Lace.
Orientel Tt BILE Covers, novel designs.
Linen Table Covers, elegant qualities, with Nap
kins to match.
Seamless KID Gloves 8, d, 8 and buttons.
Black Cloths and Doeskins and Novelties in
mons aud boys wear, all Of our own impor-
tstion, saving two intermediate profits, aud
insuring nowest styles.
Our Dress Goods Department is replete with
new and stylish goods. and we furnish Trim
mings to match.
Our assortment Of Carpets and Oil Cloths at
present is elegant and complete. Lowest
prices guaranteed.
PRETZFELDER q CO.,
nov la King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

N +. BRASHEAR.
IL. December %, 1879.
DRY GOODs-We call special attention to
full lines Of goods now in store, and at prices
lower than the same can be replaced from New
York Goods arc rapidly advancing, and we
are selling st old prices.
Country merchants should take advantage of
our down prices and supply their wants for
months to come. We bought for cash in advance
Of d rising market.
d. F. BRASHEAR,
&. j. Roomcs. No. 100 King street.
dec2 Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

This sior'sch is strength eIsd. the liver regu-
lE!ed. !hs bowels PIT in proper order, the blood
entched and purified, and the nervous system
rendered tranquil and vigorous BY this inestims-
Die lamily medicine and safeguard against di-
snHse, which is, moreover, most agreeable snd
effective appetizer, and 5 cordial peculiarly
adApted to the wants of the aged aud infrm.
For asie by al druggists and dealers gener-
a.y an 1-eOlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
w. B.W A.DDEY.
NO. ITO KING STREET.
sep l9--tf
DIZZY GOODS.

GPECIAL ATTRACTION.
- Saturday, Bee 6, 1879.
New Closks and shswls Clcth and Felt Shirts,
Ladies' Silk Esndkerchiefs, &c; all w,ol
Blankets, extra cheap; Wsmsutts Shirts, Ladies'
and Mems Merno Vests, Suitings in all vsrie-
ties Shaker and Opers Flannels, Kid Gloves,
every pair warranted; full line Linen q Hand
kerchefs also Nine. Demoresrs Latest Pat.
terms always on hsnd. Call and see.
D. +. BRASHEAR
q. B. EooMEs No. 100 King street.
deo6 Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

~ y Y I ) Z { ! r uya.
GRAY HAIR Oh Wui-KGas changed 70 8
Glossy jLn&@ By 2 -i"Gle application Of thiG
DYE. (: Epe7's q GstI-:.i GUcr. acgS iasI&n'
t,.eoUSly. Had Is - barn!eos IS srrimg water
H@t4 " DfaEE.si3. .: Sert " express CE rccaip
Isl
n.3!r@, ~ GS.lrct,y VI G.@yp Y&r2I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

: AIDES AND CHILDEENS MEEINC
IL VESTS snd PANTS, all sizes and quail.
Ges d: r.. y. BESEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

yEPHYR WOKSTEDS, Germantown WaoIs
&A snd Knitting Yarns, in sll shados and coloFs.
sepZ9 Ate O. EkRRY'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
SI<ALL AND WIETEa OPENING

Ladies, Gents Misses'I Eog:, @ ..e cHe 1-!aats
from prices from 2Jc to SIS esca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
sts7S&'E Re- e,
Tg1 gysTTgTgTsWg
- .a.szas - e. .&s - -
81 = Dg7 Es?EYsArg a NTFTT
/! = ES..5%.jJI}5n Z u j

=, = 80. a|E i BrTIaHS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
FANCY G5sIs:sa
HERGUSO & b.,

EOSIERY, GLOVES, Handkerchiefs, Col
81 lara and CutIa in great variety, at
!. !. BERGYS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

Hosiery Of eyery size, in English, French,
German and Domestic; over Sc new ani bssuti.
tu patterns fer the present season,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03
~;syar ur.s Graa,:bau,e..

45pecs! coast9g4a wj!l bc made viii YcSrlg s.,
Tert;s6is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-03

SILK and Linen Hsndkarchiels and Eeckwe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-15

saws, a terrible accident occurred here
while workmen were renewing the props
from the arch of Il tile kiln at Spaulding
4 Eggles the tile factory arch gave
way and the immense weight of brick and
mortar fell upon and buried the six men
at work inside. When help came and
they were aiken ont all we're badly used
IN. il il thought that Thos Nelson will
not live, Fred. Hummel died half an
hour after being taken out. Four others
were seriously but not fatally hurt
The IriJuse's La Crosse Wis, special
says: A singular and fatal accident oc-
CURED there on the 9Th inst, Joseph Ma
Der, a farmer, living -four miles from La
Crosse. while 'returning home in company
with his wife was fatally burned and his
wife terribly injured BY fire. lie was IN.
der the influence Of liquor and having
carelessly thrown lighted match in the
hay in the wagon, the hay ignited and
their clothing Immediately caught fire,
with the result above stated. The wagon
was entirely consumed.
A TERRIBLE accident occurred at Pitts
burg on the ! lii inst. on the Pennsylvania
railroad. Walls accommodation, which
left here at 1881, collided with the special
train from Greenburg, at the 10Th street,
where the riots occurred few years ago
Both trains were filled with passengers,
especially Walls, which contained several
marching clubs which participated in the
democratic demonstration here tonight
The .Ne~s places the number at twelve
killed and between thirty and forty wound
ed, most of HON were so badly scaldcd
Some were SO badly scalded that their flesh
peeled Off their bones. Dead bodies are
moved in every direction and it is impos-
4bIc to learn how many are killed.
Among the killed are DR.. Elliott 5ririton,
Of Pennsylvania, +. y. Butler and sister,
Jas. Bard, Lizzie Bard, Jones Lawrence
and Mr4 Boyd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-15

money, watches and other articles, valued
at between three and four thousand dol
lars. One thousand dollars of the money
belonged to Mr.. &. Copp, proprietor Of
the hotel, the remainder was property Of
guests Of the house John Slate, night
portcr, who has served a term in Joliet ,
ILL.,, pententiary, is supposed 70 be the
thief, as lie has been missing all day. The
safe was left open, by mistake.
a SYSTEMATIC robbery of the Kansas
railroad which has been going on for sew
cral months, has just been discovered by
detectives, and the principal conspirators,
three conductors and q baggage master ar
rested Their scheme was TO sell bogus
tickets Of the Kansas 4 Pacific railroad,
cautioning purchasers 10 leave Denver on
certain trim, thereby taking them
through 10 Kansas City, under the super
vision Of the three conductors engaged in
the conspiracy. The amount stolen is UNI
known.
a FEARFUL tragedY IL reported from
New Canton, Pike county ILL.,, on the Sth
inst, caused 10y love, and resulting in II
double murder and suicide. Six miles
from New Canton lived family named
Baker, consisting Of father, mother and
two daughters the eldest fifteen years old.
A Young man named Sellers had been
working for the family About o'clock
last evening, while Mr.. Baker was absent,
he insisted that the daughter should prom
isc To marry him. She refused, whereupon
Sellers drew revolver and shot the dog,
then the mother and finally the girl. He
then placed the muzzle to his own temple
and fired; each shot was instantly fatal.
L.. IL vi IA
whole tragedy, and gave the above facts
before cornncrs jury.
Tine following particulars Of an outrage
on the schooner Esperahaa, by the natives
oi Soloman island reported 10 the cap
tain Of the Queen, which recently arrived
Al Sydney. The Espcranla had put into
Colloanghangrn, where dispute arose
between the CHIEF of that place. and
Captain Mcintosh. The natives who
were allowed on the vessel for trading pur-
poscs came on board in swarms. One
Of them seized Captain Mcintosh
around the neck while an
iher struck him with Il tomahawk, and
he died almost Instantly The mate Peter
Gahncy, was butclercd in Il similar man
ncr, and the rest of the crew, four hands,
made M of natives from various islands
were also killed, and everything of value
to the natives taken from, the schooner,
which was then burned to conceal the
crnfc. During the latter part of last
month, when the schooners Dauntless of
Fiji, was or the island Api, a boat crew
belonging to the schooner was attacked
Nv the natives Of the island, and Mr..
Frazier, the second officer, and Mr. Nichol,
government agent, murdered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-15
GEN ERAL NOTES.

prNnwuon celebrated the first anniver-
saw Of its great fire, on The 10Th inst.
trIzoorlC has appeared III lndIanap-
oils where several fatal cases are report
ed
ClNelNNNri'S art museum fund has been
raised to 81 900, insurlng the success OF
the scheme.
u Z. nEwES has withdrawn from the
canvass ns the nominee of the greenhack
party for Judge of the supreme court of
Pennsylvania.
HoBlER ANp GuNoS, Chicago pedes-
trans, have sailed for Europe, 70 take
part in the Ashley contest. OIeary ac-
companies them.
Ara special meeting Of the baseball
league al Rochester, on 18th inst, il
was announced that all this years clubs
would enter the championship race in
1881.
REPORTS from the northwest territories
indicate that the British Indians are in an
excited frame of mind, and that serious
trouble may be expected in the spring
REy. CRAFTS, for several years 4 Mctho-
dist preacher IN Chicago, has come y thc
conclusion that he is Congrcgationalist
and will go q Brooklyn and set NJ ~ OF
position To Bcecher.
TIM Credit Foneier, Of Paris, will At
once open Offices Tor business in Montreal
Il has S2o,0o0,O0o capital and a monopoly
in the province against French capitalists
Its chief business will be in real estate
loans
TnE iurv III the Mack murder trial Al
Jefferson, Wis. SIX were for acquittal
twu tor murder iii the first degree, and
four lor manslaughter MANY citizens n
Jefferson escorted the defendant 70 the dc.
pot and assured her Of their belief III hcr
Innocence.
TuE mayor of l.eadyille. tel, who take,
Il lively Interest in the welfare OF tn,
town has written long letter TO tn,
commissioners Of the district Of Columbia,
Informing them that leadville needs and
must have more outside capital, and that
III lis opinion, III the commissioners were
willing III work the matier MP among
their constituents, they could organize
several profitable stock companies.
TnE last day On which Minister Chris
,ianev could answer his wifes cross-hill
4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-15
FOREIGN

SYMPTOMS of discoid are showing them
selves in the county of Westmeath, Ire
land
LoRp BEACoNSlIEI.D has surprised his
ilughenden tenants by returning ~ per
cent Of their rent for the past year.
lr il reported that Ayo0b Khan has ar
rived 1T Herat, and the lleratees are will
my 10 return to attack the British.
THE Holy See has formerly threatened
recall the Papal Nuneio from Paris if the
religious DEGREES are enforced.
The German parliament will meet Nov
2stl to consider Bismark's economic
scheme
TnE Sultan has again tclegraphed the
Emperor Of Germany, who has advised
him 10 accept the proposition Of the Euro
pem powers.
LoRD MoU NTMoRRIs, a small landlord
in Galway, Ireland, was murdered,
ON the 2sth inst, by his tenants, with
whom he was on bad terms.
PARNELL has issued circular to the
trader and farming classes of Cork, inyit-
inv them to meeting, for the purpose of
establishing land league ON Il new basis
intended to give the new body 4 wider
scope.
A FRgNCh newspaper hints that the sui
tan is dcmcntcd and that his dcthrone
mont may become necessary. The Otto
man palace contains none but sots and
idiots. and a new sultan would not be an
improvement on the old
Tr British government has declared
eoanties Galway and Mayo TO he in a
state of disturbance, and to need addition
nj police. The landlords are threatening
10 protect themselves, il the government
ean't or won't protect them. The London
Times is discussing the proprlety of sus-
pending the habcas corpus in Ireland.
PARNEll addressed meeting of TO-
0W persons at Kilkenny on the 9TH inst.
Nine members of parliament and fifty
Catholic priests were present Parnell
announced rs soon rs sufficient informa
ton had been collected the land league
would organi2c a great strike against paw
ing rent ON the estate OF every rack rent
int landlord,
YnE king Of the Hawaii Islands has, I'M
delthc influence of foreign residents and
the business interests of the Kingdom,
eh,ngcd his policy, appointed new cabi-
net and withdrawn the extraordinary pow
ers he had conferred on Mareno as minis
ter plcnipotcntiary to the United states,
England and France A telegram
wal sent to Mareno At Washington recall
inrhs mission, and dismissing him abso-
lnely from all office in the Hawaiian gov
erunent The following compose the new
cabinet William /. Green, minister of
Henry s. !. Carter, min
lister Of the interior; John $. Walker, mini
lister Of finance, and attorney general nd
interim, waiting the arrival Of William
Ne,ins Armstrong.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-15
4 View Scientific Entctnrise.

The cause Of astronomy in the
United States is comparatively III its i'll
fancy; but still it has made very great
strides which will unqucstiouablv be
surpassed in the future. Space, will not
permit lengthy account Of all that has
been done; but the following are Il few
of the leading discoveries 10y American
astronomers. Prof. Hall, of the Wash
ington observatory, was the fortunate
discovcrer Of the two moons which ac-
company Mars, and no event Of the
present century, in this special field,
has been Of greater Importance. Amer
lean astronomers discovered the sept
ration OF Bella comet into two parts,
and in 1915 Prof Bond found the eighth
satellite of Saturn. This discovery by
Prof. Bond was followed in the year
1870 by the discovery of the transpar-
cnt ring 81 Saturn, both of which
urCuts reflected the greatest credit up
on this country, comparatively destl-
tutc aS it then was III telescope facili-
ties. In addition to these great dlscoy-
cries, l9rofs. Watson and Swift saw
three intra-mercurial planets during
the total eclipse of 1878, while over II
thousand double and triple stars, more
than fifty asteroids and fifteen new com
cts have been located in the heavens,
through the researches of the astrono-
mcrs Of the United States. This is Il
record Of which I'LL may be proud
The new Observatory at Rochester, is
specially designed to further this very
81 - la e Il
covcry rather than rs an institution of
record, and there can be little doubt
that it will bring suit much that is new.
Tue original idea was to build Il tower
and residence of moderate proportions,
but the financial success of Mr. H. H.
Warner, who made the original cndow-
mcnt, and is the proprietor Of the Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and other rem
cdics, induced that gentlemen 70 e.
pend much more upon the building,
grounds and instruments, and thus en-
large the plans TO their present dimcn-
SiOnS Prof swift, who has FOUND 81
many comets, and also two intra-mer-
curial planets in 1873, will have charge
of the Warner Observatory, and devote
his entire time to the work of the IN
Stitution The new telescope is to he
twenty-five feet in lcngth, while the
lens is sixteen inches in diameter, being
the third largest in size Of the telescopes
now in use in this country.
While America is SO greatly distin-
guished by ITS inventions and enter
priscs. there is much to Indicate that it
will take an equally high rank i'll the
realm of discoveries, and it may alsohe
predicted with reasonable degree Of
certainty chat astronomy will eventual
" find its highest advancement 1T the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-15
CRIME.

A NEGRo employed on u railroad in
Floridn killed his white boss aud was inn
mcdiatelv lynchcd by y mob.
BuRul ARs blew open the satc III the
postotlice 1T Npsilanti, Mich, mud secured
81 200, on thcith inst.
pn ALBERT q. PEARSON, of Philadel
phia, charged with poisoning hiswlte, was
convicted on the md inst, of murder in
the first degree,
Two brothers at Richmond Hill, Ont,
quarrelcl. and one dealt the other n fatal
blow. The father saw the fight, and fell
dead
Z JAMES MeDowEli, messenger for the
Marine bank, IL New York, was robbed IN
"a Wall street stage. an the Sth inst, ol
pocket book containing S2l ,Nb3.
ions NJ NER, u saloon-kccpcr NJ Massil-
Ion, O., had his throat cut from ear TO ear
m ndght viii, II crowd of roughs whom he
was cndeayoring 10 put ont of his place.
TuE S,atadS Monroe, Wiz, special
SAYS: John Mulhara, aged Ii, while
chariyaring newly married couple nj
the house ii y Burkcy, was shot by Rurk
~, diving IN short tune Burkey tired
two shats The murderer was arrested
AT MaflpllA, ", W llSon Y pIlGuOH slEuCk
William Bush on the head with 4 heavy
cane. Bush went before justice at the
peace 10 swear out warrant for Tong
don's arrest. and fell dead when he had
finished telling his story
Tl,Rer lahorcrs ON the Chicago. Milwau.
kcc and st. Paul railroad, named James
Mcdonald, stephen Mccartney and ! ..
baldwin. were arrested ii Elgin, ILL.,, On
the oSth inst, for stealing and ritling the
trunks II Rodney Shcrwin, travelling
salesman for Lawrence 4 Martin, Of hi
cage. They were sent to Jail in default Of
bail.
4 CniLlAN force of three Thousand, I'M
der command of u gentleman evidently
not n native named Patrick Lynch, is
eneamped near Lima Lynch recently
made demand on the people Of the
Peruvian capital for 100000, threatening
that ii the amount we're not immediately
| forthcoming lie would burn MI the valna.
lie sugar machinery il the surrounding
country.
4 sArE ii the office ef the Western
hotel was rohhed on the sth lust. u