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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce Hon. p. L
MAJOR. of Franklin county, as a candidate fo
Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District
subject to the action of the Democratic party.
q. DRANE as u candidate tor re election to th
office of Judge of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, subject to the action of th,
Democratic Parry.
Weare authorized to announce JOHN j. ORR
Of Owen county, IA Democratic candidate I,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Ju
dica District, subject to the action OF the Dem
Ocratic Party.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17
Personal.

Mrs. Clay II. Hatchitt has been in Louis
vile this week
Mr. Geo. A Lewis is so i'll AS TO lie con
ined to his bed,
Miss Jennie Markham is at home on a
hort visit TO her parents.
Mrs. Judge Coler went to Louisville
yesterday on short visit
Gen. John Rodman and wife left Wed
nesday for a visit to Louisville.
Col. J. p. Nuckols returned Tuesday
rom visit to his old home in Glas. ow
Mr. Sol. Harris lett Tuesday for New
York to buy a stock of notions and fancy
.oods.
Mr. David Meriwether jr., Of Louisville
ave been visiting relatives in this city this
week.
Mrs. Robt. II. Critenden, Louisville is
~ the city on short visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Lily Burbridge passed through the
g ty Yesterday morning, ell route to Lex
ngtOn.
Miss Julia Duval went to Versatile,
yesterday morning to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs Julia Slaughter. of Louisville is in
he city, the guest of her friend, Mrs. d.
:. Crutcher.
Mr.. c. Allison Holanl, ofthc Eminence
paid the ROUNDABOUr Of
ice IA call Yesterday.
Mr.. Ben Deering has rented Mr. NJ f.
let's house, South Side, and will shortly
remove his family to this city
Geo D. Ellis has gone to Louisville to
accept a position in the Commercial office
We wish him success in his new calling.
Mr.. NJ. f. Jett has rented a house in
Versailles, and will remove his family to
that place early next week TO remain
several mouths.
Mrs }. w. McEwan, who has been
visiting relatives on the South Side for
several weeks, returned to her home in|
Midway Thursday,
Logan Mckee went to Louisville Tuesday
morning to see the elephant" lie saw
it, and says it was biz one, lie got home
the latter part OF the week.
Mrs Jennie Gay. who has been visiting
relatives in and near this city for severaI
weeks, left Monday for visit to friends in
Maysyllle, accompanied 10y Miss Lucy
Brown.
Capt f. II, Taylor will leave the latter
part of this month for Mexico, on a pros
peelng tour II he likes that tar away
1 4 4. 4 L
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17
CITY MARSHALL.

Weare authorized to announce II. BREATHITT
PIIYTlllAN and Russell SNEED as cand-
dates for rhe office of Marshal and Deputy OF
the city of Frankfort subject to the action of thu
Democratic Party.
We authorized to announce THOS. j
TODD "a can ldate for e.clectiOD To the Office
of City Marshal, at the ensuing August election
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

From my premises in Belle Point, on the 5th
inst, large dark bay horse, ears rather short,
very slim tail, and one white hind foot. lie
was seen going down the Plum Branch pike the
same evening he left home.
Any Information of him, left at +. p. Lewis
store in Belle Point, will he thankfully received.
Apr. l1-tf. R0Br. l.. GRINSTEAD.
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FRANK FORT, APRIL II. 1850.

If your RouNDABorT is marked on the
first page with red x it indicates that
your subscription has expired and must he
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WEEKLY ROUNDABOUT.
CLAUDE BUCKLEY. GEO. A. LEWIS.
BUCKLEY & LEWIS.
Eait1rs and Tublishers.
TER 'lS

The WEEKLY RouSDABoUr is published every
Saturday at one dollar per annum, invariably in
advance.
Six months, 81 cents; three months. % cents.
Money may be sent by post-oliice money order.
or registered letter at our risk.
HSS~ Notices cf Marriages, Births, and D'aths
inserted free of charge. Obituary notices will
be charged for Mt our regular advertising rates.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

1t begins TO look like business about the
Union Express office. With Jim Mayhall
and Lee Woodson in the office. and f. l..
Partec sitting in the new wagon, holding
the strings over the big iron-grav, things
will be lively in the express business and
everything o. Il. with the Union.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17
Col. Jere w. Sou tn.

This CITY was startled Just before noon
THURSDAY by the announcement of the sud
den death of Colonel Jerc w South lesse,
of the Kentucky PeniIentiary, which oc
Cured in the Senate Chamber, about clever
o'clock that morning,
Colonel South had been confined to his
bed for some time past, but was ont alrnc
himself in his buggy Wednesday, and Thurs
day morning was feeling quite well, though
not strong. He went to the Senate Cham
her to see Senators Berry, of Newport, and
Adair. Of Union county, and to consult them
about how he should answer an article
which had appeared in the Princeton Ban
ner, in which Colonel South believed ht
had been misrepresented and unfairly dealt
with He had some conversation with Sen
ator Adair. and had Just taken his seat on
sofa, which stands on the floor OF the Ser.
ate Chamber, and in front of the lobby
when he suddenly fell in "a tainting fiji. He
was Immediately taken into the rotunda fOl
fresh air, bnt in less than two minutes from
the time he swooned his spirit had taken ii,
fight
The Senate and House OF Representatives
both adjourned Immediately in respect to the
memory of the man whose soul had SO sud
denly and unexpectedly lett its tenement o.
clay The whole community mOurns his
loss and deeply sympatbizes with his griel-
stricken family.
The funeral took place from the late resi-
dence of the deceased Yesterday afternoon
at three o'clock aud The immense crowd
present evidenced the fact Of his popnlart,
ia this community. 1t was the largest fin
neral procession seen in Frankfort for many
ycars-the line OF carriages alone extending
the length Of three squares The City Mar
shall aud police, Police Judge City Attorney
Mayor aud Counclmen, and other city otii
GERS preceded the hearse, and hundreds OF
citizens on foot followed the carriages.
Colonel South was a fond, devoted faith
pr, slaunch friend, loyal patriot, the poo!
mans benefaclor, aud was esteemed a. few
men in Kentucky are. Peace TO his ashes.
The lady who got the wrong black cash
mere shawl at the Baptist supper last week
can hear of the whereabouts OF her own
aud find the owner for the one she has, bl
il;,., thi- ,1i,a nr I,v iuuuiruu al Ms
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

n the tall, and will locate there perm; q.
nently. Mr.. Breathijt Phythian will hav
barge Of the store and business during
Capt Taylor's absence
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

There will be Il meeting Of the McCreary
Guards Monday at y o'clock, y. m, at the
court.housc. a full attendance is ordered.
BY order OF +. n. TAYLOR.
j. l.. PRIcE Capt. N0tH0ndi0g.
EirM SerUt.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17
COMMONwEALTH's ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce IRA JULIAN
is n candi1ate for CommOnwcalth's Attorsey o
the Eleventh Judicial district, subject to the ac.
tion of the Demo ,ratic party.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

Mr.. G.. c. Wright, of the Bible College,
Lexington, will preach at the Christian
Church tomorrow night
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

Some person, apparentIy.a woman, entered
the house OF IA lady of this city one
dav this week, and sat for some time with
mt telling her business the lady asked
her if she was in search of any ones house
She said no. She sat for some time longer
and asked the lady what time it was, and
1T last left, and walked around the square
and went into bar room Who was She
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

The boys have an easy way OF lronouncing
Jauauscheh. They call it Johnnycake.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-17

The lady who got the wrong black cash
mere shawl at the Baptist supper last week.
can hear Of the whereabouts OF her own.
aud find the owner for the one she has, b.!
calling al this office or toy inqurng oi Ms
Dr. Duvall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
oct l6-td
By Green & Wise

[Real Estste Agents and Actioneers.1
DUILuING LOT OK LOTS FOX SALE
ID BY PUBLIC AUCTION Or AT Phi
VaTESALE.
III, undersigned, com rissioners, appointed
BY decree of the Corporation Court for the city
OF Alexandria made at the November term,
1884, in . certain suit therein pending, will ofsr
for sale BY pubic auction, or if no sold a. pub
lie auction, at private sale. LOTor GROUND,
beginning al the intersection of the south side OF
Wilkes street with the west side of Alfred street.
and running thence south with Alfred street and
binding thereon l76 feet i1chee thence west
and parallel with Wilkes street l23 fses inches;
thence north parallel With Alfred street l76 feet
inches to Wilkes street; thencs east with
Wilkes street and binding thereon l2S feet 3
inches to the beginning Said lot will be sold as
whole or divided into eight lots, fronting on
Alfred street 22 ct by 123 feet inches
Terms Of Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in c sh; the re.i. ..ue in three equal in
s.sme1.s st one, two and three yesrs, with In,
teress for which the bonds of the pur chsser will
be taken. and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money shall have been paid
Sale to take plsoe in front of the Corporation
Court room, on Fairfax straat. on !. NTUHDAI,
the 4.h day cf Oecembs 1880 1t II N.
GEOkGE a. MUaABACH, AZ
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
nov1O aots Cnmmiss ;opera Of Sale
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rNKUsTsAs SALE OF LAND IN FAIR

rNkUSTsk'S SALE OF ND IN FAIR.
L FAX COUHTY-By viftus of deed OF
trust from Theodore L Chase, aud being thereto
inquired by parties secured thereby, the under.
signed, trustee in said deed, will offer for sale at
public auction, in front of Cats tavern, in the
village of West End, and county OF Fairfax, at
twelve O'Clock m, on SATU EOaY, the an
day of December 1850 the TRACT OF LAND
conveyed to him in snd deed and described as
follows, viz: Beginning at q dead poplar stand
ing on the stush side of Dogue lua. 8 corner OF
C.rpe 1tsr's pAteot, now VIM Vloietss; thence
8 7Sio so poles t. three marked white osk
ssphngs thence 8. 25lo, W. lc11 poles to q hiek,
ory and pile of stones thence With the line Of
Dennis McOsrty Johnston II. 3za' ". lel poles
to marked dogwood, corner 10 kIlIsh Comp
tons lot; thence with hs liae n 52o, .. II poies
os STAKE on Dogue 1uu; tnence down tha sew
ersl courses AID neanoers thereof 10 the bssin'
Ling, containing 81 acres and 81 poles.
Terms of sale: Cssh.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
oc,3O-v4w Trustee.
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AUCTIGF SALES
By eal T. Lucas. Auctioneers.

VSRUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue OF a daed OF
trust from a. s. Perpener dated March 10,
1875, and recorded in deed book No. a. page 6io.
one ofthe land records for the city of Ale1sn-
dris, Va. the undersigned, rs ttuste", and o!
the request of the assignee Of the party secured
by said deed, will sell ct public auction, IN front
of the Bcysl street entrance OF the marE 81
building, on THURSDAY. necemNer 8. 1880
At II O'Clock a., the following described prop
erty, viz: = LOT OF GROUND in the city
of Als1andria shustsd on the Soush side OF
streets, beainniug So feet v ast of Columbus
street; thence West on Duke '-eet 40 feel;
taence South psrsllsl TO Count Us street llo
feet to alley, Is fest wide; thenc1 East on the
s i'd alley aud parallel TO Duke strset 40 feet;
thence North in str ht line 20 the bakI, ming
Terms of Sale: One third cash on the d ,y OF
asie, and the resic us in s!1 and twelve MOI tbs
with approved security, and bearing interest
from dsy Of sale.
ROBERT T. LUnAS,
EoV 24-td trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
BuOTS AND SHOES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

TO GENTLRMEN:
We hsvs large stock of G ENTS' Fine booTS
and SHORS of very superior qu.lity, mada by
hand, which cauno: be surpassed in style, quail.
ity or price a msn may be deci ed in good
suit of clothes and new hat, but if he has not
tidy feet he is not considered we'll dressed.
Thrse goods will be- sold for much less than
they c IN bs bought for in this to "n or WashiDg-
ton. ALI Wa ssk is for you to come and examine
them. w. Is. WAGDEY, IIO Kins st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

: LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
IS STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHI DREN'S SCHOOL
SHOE,
of every description. which will be sold cheaper
than thew can be bought elsewhere They are
' WADDRY, 1lO King ST..
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To the Ladies.

We hsvs great mapv nav styles for ladies'
wear that ere resly bssuifuI. Ladies who have
any desire to present handsome understanding
will Go We'll to exarni0e then at
WADDEE'S, ITO King st.
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E.ss'd"s Ekk EH.
S6th
Popular Manthly Rsrawias OF the
Commonwealth Distribution tjo

At Msesuley's Thestre, in the city OF Louis
vile, on
TUESDAY, N0VEM SER 60 1850.
These drawings occur monthly under provis-
ions of au Act OF tho Gsneral Assembly CT Nen,
lucky, Incorporating the GeWprri Pr,Lting ana
Newspaper Go. approved arri > 1919.
es-Th,s ~ n special act, and has
never been repealed. .,
'rhs United States circuit Court on March 81
rendered me following deos''ns:
lst-That the commonwealth Gls-
trsbuIiGn Company is legns.
2s;-sts drawings are tssiT.
The Compaoy hss nov Oh faI.d large reaerVe
fund. Eesd c,reiully the list Of przsa TOR the
NOVEMBER DEsASyaNG.
p-ize.... S3U,UoO 100 prizes 500 esch $40 COZ
l p.ize-.. 10000 200 prizes 30 oGca ~ Wv
l pcize.... sou 800 prizes ~ esch l2,UEl
1,00u prizes 10 esch l0,UU
10 prizes 81 900 each Sl0Gy
% prizes 500 each 1882 o
prizes 800 each, Approx. prizes. 49,, IG; IA;
o pp.izes 1ffl aech GO0
osil ,rizes. $ll2. fM
Whole tickets So; half tickets 81; q tickets
$50; SIS tickets 500
Remit Mon&y or Bank Dr,ft in Letter, or rs:nd
by E1prees DON' SEND BY kEGiSTh K
ED OR POSTOFEIOR ORDER. Orders of IS
and upward, hy Rxpress, can bo sent st our ex-
pense ss. aa.ssssakDMAN, Courier, j our.
nal Building, Louisville, Ay., or at 3Jl snd
500 Rroadvsv ", 7. nnO2-a'tn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

SxSHE FOLLOWING LOTS are exceptional
bargains and will never bs duplicated at
the pr:c3s
Boys Fine Calf Boots ST ST 30
Youths 1CO
Alao a splendid stock OF Rose and Youths'
Treas End school shoes, Of every descriEt or.
These goods cannot b. beat ss t. price and quail
ity. WADDE1, ll0 hing ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
DSSTBSs.
7 $50 AUTUMN $40

L Gov - AooC
BHSNG.E, 129 King street. calls s'ssntlon OF
residents and visitors 10 his neH srrang ,menta'
IA hss arranged his psriors for serving DELI
cious
OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES.
to ladies' and gentle IN in T. q snaer ss sccspt-
shle AZ he serves lea Crsam 8e inguI C, Lhe
u:ck o. the market FIXED Sr&W ed,
RUASTED, BAOILED. ESCaLLOPED and
RAW, nt the loves! rates
His iCE CREAM. ss low in prcs as any
WHULESOME E cream in ths country He'lt -
ful bardmade candles free from L IRHA ALBA
or elucosa
Cream Puff:, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy OF ell kinds Pies specially, Fruits.
Nuts, Copfsctoher!ns Caromss. end SuEsred
Fruits Ills CAKE Black. fruit, Pould JAl!y
snd Fancy Orname1tsd aud fia!n, are soid
.hespar tnaa they ca oe uanufactu ed at hom 3.
He catars for families and entertainments.
sep I6s!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

TOR TIE DAEOR-1 large stock Of Ladies'
4 Kid Slippers new styles; very handsome
and cheap.
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NOMMISSIONERs' SALE OF FAIRFAX
LAND

4 WIN = IA pfths SG a IA Ao1 a-A
~ LANO.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of lhe Novem Der term:
1880. of tie Fairfax Gil cult Cour! pronounced
In :ns cssu of !}unDell VS.. Daily, the nndersigr-
ed ss commissioners of SALE will sell ct public
sale to the highest bidder, about neon on
WEDNESDAY,, Decerbee 22. leoO, st Oa!ts
tavern, West Hnd, in said county, ALL TH AZ
TKACT OF LAND balonsing to Orlando Gun
nel, stu stsd in the equity Of F.irt-x. adjolnlnS
the lands of Charles E..,in. D. Guoneu and
others, Containing 593 ACRES, be the saD.e
more or less sad tract being lot nu Db sr two, in
the division Of the SUGAR GRASS FA 10
of the late George W. Gunpsl Thhre IS Small s
DWELLING HOUSE, and some good FEUlI
TREES on the property
Terms-One third Of the purchase money IN
cash on toe day ofssie sld the residue IN three
eqa.l payments ut six twelve and elg"tean
mouths. the purchaser giving bonds therefor
bearing interest snd the title tc bsretilned until
the purcnsse money ia Gil pail
CaAS p. JANREY, | Oonnn,rs
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
john w. Grahem. Auctionear. noVZ2-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

4 IOTOF LADIES WHITE E!D SLIPS
- IT ST., which ere worth SEE 1hesc goods
or. sent Us to be sold. You will xet no more 1t
the price. Como early
WsDpEY, ITO King ct.
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PULL LINE OF FRESH RUBBERS.
~ of all kinds which will be sold q. prices
tnat defy ccmpei ion.
You will sAva money by examining our stock,
ss the goods n lust be sad W.ADpSY,
poylI ITO King ST., Al,1andria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
By Green & Wise. Aucuoneers.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~
On SATURDAY October l6 1880, at IL
o'clock m, we will ctlsr st public auction, the
following described real estate in the city o. Al
e1andris, late The propsrty OF Samuel Miller,
j. LOT OF GROUND, northwest corner Of
Prince and Royal streets, about II feet by eS
feet to q teet siley, with use Of alley-belDg
the property on which stands the three story
brick and slated STOEE end dwelling, DOW oc-
cupied by Mr Enerson. This property, BE
sod will be bounded on the wet by thD line of
the west w.ll of the building thercs extended
to the nley, spd will be subject to the uss OF
said west wall for building purposes BY the own.
er OF the adjoining lot
! 2. LOT Of GROUND next west Of the above
about eight feet wide with Two SIOR1
BRICK AND SLATED DWELLING, ex-
tending with shat width back to the alley. with
use OF alley and Of wall on the east tor building
purposes.
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT on south side of Price. socut 20 fest
west of Union, z3 feet iront and 40 feet inches
4. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY
on the esst side OF Union between Prince and
King streets, running through to the strand,
about II feet 81 inchss wide between ~ feet
alley on the south, being ths property and oc-
cuoied by +. 4. Reid, IS an ice house.
s. TdHEK STCHY Brick SLATED
WAREHOUSE No. 43 south Union street. "
feet inches front 81 fest inches deep
Terms: One third cash, balance in four and
eight months with interest, to be secured by
bonds OF purchaser, lien on the property and
insurance Of boiidngs.
sale to be subject 10 State and city taxes of
1S8O-Sl.
Place Of sale-Enterance to Corporation court
''' Francis MILLER.
:. FEhGUSON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Miller deceased.
sen Its.
Sc The above eale has been post ooned uE til
SATURDAY, November oh, 1880, at the shme
hour and plac'. ocal6-ts
&- The ABOVE sale is farther postponed till
SATU aDAY, Nov % 1889 when it viii tsKe
| place at the SIS me time and olsce noro-ts
Ee- Tne above ssle ls t.'ther pottponed till
FkIDAY. December Sd 1880. when 1t viii take
pl,cs a. u'c!ock p. M. Ut the same place.
nuv22-!d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

vHOPPING AXES Ak AaTDLE5,
~ COAL HOD>, FARM LIS, &c. just
received at eS King street, on the corner Of Roy
al @ supply of the celebrated Red WARRIOR
A1es. made by VIM. Maun, of LewistoWn, Pa ,
which Axes we have sold continuously for over
tuirty yesrs. and are known as the bsss quality
sold in trls city ais, q supply of K aaedles,
Perfection Coal Hods, Shoves and ToDgs. Farm
Bells Of asserted liz:s, and other goods in the
Hs1d ware lie, which We will soil at small sd-
yshce j. T. CHEIGHTON s. SON,
s8 King st cor. of Roysl,
aen7o Ale1andria. Virginia,
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TNeLIsH CHOW CROW OR Caor
X, PIGKLE.-a package of mixed spices
- ia - 10 mske one gallon Of superior article
far sf.y cen.s, or will be sent o5 mail. postage
psid to any address for sixty cents Fun di'
rsctions for uss scccm 2anp e.ch package
JANNEY IL GO.
oct7 Druggists Ie and l52 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

YEHEkM safe and reliable suosti-
L tuts for qainins. g. comb nation OF the e1-
iracLsd sIkslolds o. CaIi:sys Bsrk with huc"-
iv,,,,s The anti nal rio! tree of u,tr.la, SUI
nerior TO qlinine for Chills snd Fevers, DumD
ssue, sue Irtzrmittsnt Fsvar and all alslsrisl Di-
sssses Price rs cents per box Of 80 coated pills.
Full directions for use sccomnany eacn oo1.
Mailed 10 any address upon receipt OF prlce.
Liberal discouDl to tie trade:
J,NNEY & CO., wholesale agents,
ee,16 79 ard 1i2 Z ~ :. e"t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

TssF Cabin = SONS, Hardware Aet.
4 chsnt., 63 King street. Have il stock
comnIete assortment Of Bsrdwsre Cutlery,
Guns. PistoIs, Shells, Caps, Csrsr,nges, Farm
Tosd,nc T Guns, Sh-ls, Shell Gaps, Balts and
Ao'0'Ne LES. Z. CARLIN & SONS,
$50 63 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
= aKGE IuVOICE OF ULOAKo AND
K nDI,NSNS.

1bu7.day, Nov 4.h, 1890.
We have Just received from the msnut 'cta7ers
,ha la,pess and cheapest assortment OF Cloak5
and no1mane va bsve ever brought to this u sr,
ses; slso another tail supply Of those TWO and
three button KID GLOVES. Every pair war
raDteo, Cali and ses thsm
'"D'00' D. F. BRASHEAR,
1 No TO- SiIp It q le1spCiia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25

ORANGE VINE.

a number of items regarding the
manufacture Of u desirable wine
from the orange haze been in circu-
lation recently, but the methods
used have not been described. A
gentleman in New Orleans writes to
the Wine and Grape Grower, giving
his system, some notes from which
may prove of interest.
In 1872 the gentleman referred to
made 500 gallons of wine from the
common sour orange of Louisiana
The sour orange is of no value for
market, the tree beng planted for
hedges only. The must of this
orange contains two and a half per
cent. Of nitric acid and five per cent
of sugar. In the manufacture of
the wine it requires two pounds of
sugar per gallon of juice. The fruit
is peeled, cut in halves across the
sections, and pressed in wooden
press, as the must is corrosive. The
seeds should be kept out of the
juice. The skins of a few sweet
oranges were added to each fifty
gallons of must Placed in casks.
it ferments in four weeks, is racked
off into well-sulphured and smaller
barrels, and in about two months
becomes clarified into a bright,
well-favored and fragrant wine,
which is said to be delicate and
palatable, and u superior beverage
for use in summer.
This is the most complete expert
ment of which we hare heard The
bitter orange. used in the South for
hedges, ma, vet become popular
for that purpose j. California, and
wien miles of hedges are in bearing
condition, perhaps profitable in
dustry may be developed in making
orange WINE. Ii this tails to meet
our expectations, the blossoms can
be utilized for perfumes, rs is now
the case III Southern France. On
the whole, let us have our bitter
orange hedges, rs distinctive fea-
lures of the California landscape of
the future.-.San Francisco Bulletin.