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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

Don't fail to ate nd the lecture of Louis Schaefer,
Esq., at the Opera House on Sunday eveniF,faext at
u O'clock
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ExcURsIoN.-The excursion
tickets for the Knights Templar Triennia Conclave
at CHICAGO will be on sale at the depots on the 18th
and 18th and will be coed until the 2Sd Fare from
Alliance and return, s775 Louisville and return
$3.50; Canton and return S,S5; Massillon and return
400
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

Sd. Mr.. M. L. Gibbs and his agent
brought upon our farms (sinGe the trial
at Mr.. Stover's) the U, S. Plow to test in
competition with the Ohio Chilled. AT.
ter trying them carefully, We represent
that for ease of handling and lightness OF
draft, and for two or three horses, it is
our opinion that the Ohio Chilled is the
best. Jos. kirk,
ANDREW GILL.
SAM'L KELLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

UNITED STATES Senator Jones, Of Flori.
da, thinks that State is safe for Hancock
and English by good majority, not less
than 5000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

A letter having the following queer superscriptio
was mailed from our pOsi.Offce few days ago. Thf
pad company ought to send the author of 1t a ne'
set of kidneys, or something else to relieve him
his pains!
"Please have this letter quickly go
To a city in o h-i-o,
By name we'll known as Toledo;
The carrier there at once, will know
It's for Guilmette PHd-making Co,
I'VE heard this Pad does cure life's Ill
Witeout the aid of draughts or pills.
So, dear p NJ, please send this sure,
That may try this noted cure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

POSTMASTER vIeNos thinks the youthful report
er Of the Rep ought to have a" Leather medal "
for informing the burglars the easiest way to get
into the Postofice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

THE people will wiring the whisky
rings, the Credit Mobilier ring, the De-
Golyer ring, by eleCting Hancock, the
true American citizen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
MIIWAuKNH.

WHEAT-Declined Hard 9lHc for No. Il s9H
for No. 2, 79c for No. 3, zoe for No. 4; 6Oc for
reflected. CoRN-35%c for No. 2. 0ATs-23Ac
No. 2. RYE-65C for No. l. BARLEY--73c for
NO.2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

P. o, BuRaLARY.-The Canton postofice building
was burglarized Tuesday morning by prying open
the shutters and about ti5O in money tesdes postal
cards and stamps were taken. The safe was 7 dis
turhed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
TEsrEp AND FuuNp WANTING.

We purchased two U. S. Plows of N.Y.
ers, Elliott & Co., agents. They war
ranted them to do good work. After
trying them two days fairly, finding
them too heavy draft and wouldn't scour
in our soil, and the arm of the jointer
too weak, we returned them, but at the
urgent request of the agents, we gave
them a second test with no better sur
cess, and returned them again, and l
bought an Ohio Chilled, and it is much
better plow in every respect, and am
fully satisfied, JONATHAN FRAzE.
And bought Three Rivers Plow.
JACOB BIGLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

Headquarters of the lO4th Ohio will be in the
Union Club room, Tonner building, North Market
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

Our citizens should order their flags and decora-
tIons now for Reunion Day and not leave 1t till the
last moment when it may be too late to get any.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
MARRIED..

WEYRICK-P PoNTIUS-O On the Srh inst by the
Rev, e. P. HeIbruCk, Mr Wm f. Weyrick ana
Miss Mary Pontius, both OF Milheim, stsrK C0'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

If you want to get rid of pmples boils tetter &C.,
use Llndseys Blood searcher," Sold By all drug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

YoUNesTowN.- Clara Row, a demi monde, COM
mited suicide Saturday night by taking lauda'
mum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

CATTLE-Market flrmer; receipts fair
values exhibiting little change. We quote
prices for different grades as follows:
Extra graded and Export Steers, "a. loot 80
Prime 10 Extra shlpping steers. 45OGD465
Good to Choice Native Steers .. 42504.45
Shipping and killing Steers.....,... S.l5g395
Feeders, fair to good 3O0O3.5O
HoGs-Actlve and firm, and for light and
heavy packing grades shade higherE
shipping, a46505.2O for heavy packing and
$4S51520 for good to choice smooth shipping
lots.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

Col. DAN soURBEcK, OF Alliance, lost $3.50 last
week somehow about The premises. The empty
envelope was found next day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

WHEAT-Lower; No. 2 Red Wabash, cash
9sKc, No. 8 94c, No. 2 Duluth and Minnesota
Red, 9SXc; Rejected, s3c. CoRN-Steady and
higher; High Mixed 40Hci No. cash, 39Hc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
UVDI II IL M
ANDREW GILL.
SAM'L KELLER.

4th. We, the undersigned, here repre-
sent, that for general use, we regard the
Ohio Chilled preferable to the U. S.
PHILLIP KELLER, EMANUEL Row,
PETER WEYGANT, JACOB SNYDER,
EPHRAIM GROUP, ALVIN KELLER,
BARNHARDT SHREDDER, JACOB GEsAMAN,
SAM'L 0. GREENHoE, AMOS HERSHEY,
ELMER BEAR, PHILLIP MoKE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
GENERAL MARKETS.
carefully complied and corrected to Angus. 10,
CHICAG o.

CHIC GO.
WHEAT-No. 2 Spring slow and steady,
closing at SSZc for new and 89Hc for old in
car lots, SSAc August, sGHc September and
S6AC October.
CoRN-No closed at 3j%c cash, and $40
35Ic August, September or october.
OATs-Quct, No. 2 closing at 2316c cash
for new, 22Tc August or September, and
23H923Ac October.
RYE-Firm and steady, with sales of No. .
at 66c cash, 66c August and 64A@64Hc Sep
tember.
BARLEY-Quiet; New No. 3 on track sold at
Coo, and new No. 2 for September at 73c.
PROvIsIoNs-Mess Pork higher; closed
at Sl45O0l5.50 cash, $l592% August, $l5.95
September, and Sl545015.47H 0ctober.-
Lard-Trading was light, closing at 1880
7.4O cash or August, SL42H0z45 September,
and $3.50 October.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
WORK FOR THE VETERANS.

Abraham Lincoln died with words Of
pardon for the South on his lips.
Charles Sumner was expelled from his
party because he demanded the oblitera.
ton and the destruction Of all sectional
legions and flags. Vice President Henry
Wilson was too humane and Christian to
insist upon the continued prosecution of
the South. Charles Francis Adams is in
open affiliation with the Democratic
party, ditto Eli Thayer, ditto Andrew G.
Curtin, ditto Lyman Trumbull, OF llli-
nois, and last but not least-for if there
is a heaven he is in it-Horace Greeley,
of New York.
X
One hundred thousand officeholiers,
each claiming to control at least two
votes besides his own, makes three hun
dred thousand janissares working for
pay, not only to keep themselves in
Office, but to perpetuate the power OF
their masters. This vast army is now
banded together against General Han
cock, and there is but one equal infu
enCe to check and crush it, | mean one
hundred thousand Union veterans black
and white. These are natural antag.
onists to the placemen, who not only
keep out of deserved employment and
promotion the real defenders of the re-
public, but toll and threaten to keep
their masters in. This is work for the
veterans F0rney8 Progress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

I'd. We have tried the Ohio Chilled
and U. S. Plows and are satisfied that
the Ohio Chilled will clean the best and
is much lighter draft than the O. s.
FRANKLIN BRIwN,
LAFAYETTE SWIGERT.
JOHN SHAFER,
VIM. B. YOUNG,
Jos, KURTz,
ANTHONY EBERLY,
W. A. GROVE.
W. H. WEYGANDT,
SAM'L PILLS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

Remember that Messrs Myers, Elliott
& Co. are Headquarters for all genuine
repairs for the Ohio Chilled and Impe-
rial Plows. BUcHER GIBBS & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12
CERTIFICATES OF PRACTICAL FARMERS.

CERTIFICATES OF PRACTICAL FARMERS.
1st. We have tested the Ohio Chilled
and U. S. Plows before and since the tri.
al, at Mr.. Stover's, and from actual trial
we have hesitanCy in declaring that
the Ohio Chilled is the best plow for
general purposes for two or three horses,
securing and much lighter draft than
the U. S. Plow.
SAM'L Z. SwIGERT,
CHRISTOPHER ZIMMERMAN,
VALENTINE BERLYUNG,
DAN'L ROWLAND.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-12

A dispatch from Sofia says Prince Alex
ander of Bulgaria, has refused to sanction
the law upon The National Bulgarian
army, because it provides that the Com
mander-in-C chief shall be elective.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
LOCAL RREYITIES.

Ssves!y car loads CT cattle passed through
here o7er the Virginia Midland Railroad fcl
Baltimore Saturday. night.
A slight Gre, caused by the carpet isnitne
from sparks IRON a stove, occurred in houss
on lie street nosr tho tunnel, Saturday night
last, but The l1cieS Re!s eXliagu!sbed without
40 slarm be;oS souodtd.
The changes 10 the sohedul1 of tho Alexan
dria and Fredericksburg Railway which went
into tfsOt yesterday as irdosted 10 the Gszstte
Saturday, will b., fou1d 10 full ia another
oolumD.
N:srly all tho ice is row out of tho river, ard
The temperature to- day was much moro pleas
ant than i: Ras e. The beginning Of lsst week.
Little or no interest is manifested 10 the rise
and fall CT the me!c1ry 10 tho THERMOMETER
Mr.. William B. Hunter will deliver lecture
on tim nerance, for the bsnef! Of the Alexandra
Reform CLUB, ct Sarcpta Hall, on Wednesday
evening e1. Tie lecture will be accompanied
with pictures Illustrating the evils of inteEpsr.
snce. See advertisement elsewhere.
As tomorrow will be the last day upon which
State tax payers clo psy their taxes prior 10
The imposition OF the per can't. the City Trees
urer will keep bis ofioa open st zig from seve
10 nine O'clock in order to give all who have
not paid tho full extent OF lhe time allowed 10
Which 10 ssee the penalty.
Mr, Charles Howard, @ ytu1g cirpartor Of
this ciig, has On cyhi5lioo 10 tic widow of
Adams j,IsIry store, 90 kiug street. fne
specimen of lis workmanship in tho shape OF @
Geek Of Gothic style, made Of many different
kinds Of wocd I.rtqaired tRo years to pei
fec. tho design, ond it is deserving the edmira.
ton i. lIs forth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
The late Murder IN Tennessee.

NEW FoBK Nov GA special from Bristol
Tenn, ssys: The tx,itemcat over the double
murder at Marble Hlll, near R,gels:oHn. Eoast
Teun, last Monday uieht. is without Dsralsl
evan in Hawkins ojutty, which has haeo the
soeno of mary bloody deeds. The following
additional particulars Gre giVet: Marble Hall
is tho name Of o celebrated farm aad oorntry
residence II milss from Roger:toTp, vaiy old
town which hes gouo to decay A feH years
ago Mr.. jain Brown. very worthy farmer,
beosmc the 6woer Of Marble Hal; bavicg three
en.erprisi1g sons Rho had become oITr!sg -
manufacturers. be sold Ralble Hall and pur-
chased haLdsono properly 10 Bristol Which
offered moro inviting Esd for their business.
A few days ago Charles. one Of the sons saIt bis
young Tifs aud teo little children in charge CT
tho ether tHo 10 the new homo st Bristol but
remained at Marble Hall to olcso up tie old
business aad sell eff tie stick from thar fern.
Employing young mau banned Heck TO aid
him tho tao occupied ono of thu ms!n front
rooms. At three o'clock On Tuesday mcr1ing
last nei2hbor observed a light in tho ro0m CO
cupied by them and found On inv5stiglion tue
bed Wss on fra aud that is t6o occupants had
bean murdered, their skulle having been crushed
aud thair bodies being then stiff. Brown was
knoE1 10 Eavo some $500 10 m0ney 90 bis
pclsor, tic receipts Of some sales CT hoga Re
bad rcaenty msdo but this was eoDe. Heck
was o7dso!Iy killed to sieDoo him. A! oCce
tho mcs unbourdad excitement resulted aud
orgsn;z;d search end pursuit CONNECTED. The
BroRnS wcre highly esteemed. and stonid the
nurdercls be ought it is doubtful if the party
making the capture will eRais ths process Of
law 10 mcticg out punish ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
NEWS OF TIE DAY,

MIR. John f. hslao ooe OF tho OLDEST citizsbS
Of Baltimore. died on Friday night
Tho Mississippi river at ST. Ltuis is lower
thaa fer many yes1a. Navigation is suspended,
and cannot DO resumed until after raise.
Dr.. Tanner has been challenged to fast by o
Syrian soda water manufacturer, the former 10
dEiok water Only ard the latter beer,
10 Lowe Mass, yesterday women sbrsnch
Ct the Irish Land League was formed. The
meas branch discussed the ad1isabiIify OF using
foroa to resist Ecgaod.
The Right Rev. 2. A, Feehan was Yesterday
installed archbishop CT Chicago OF the Cathe-
dral of the Holy Name, with very imposing
ceremonies.
Fifteen valuable sWa1s aEd seceo belonging 10
the collection lco,ted 10 Central Paik, New
York wers killed by dogs ou Thursd,y eight.
Tho birds were valued at $1,000.
Tho Rev. D.. Stephen Nj. Vail died in jersey
City on Friday evening, aged sixty fouT. He
IVES prominent lesdrr 10 tho Methodist E2is-
copal Church.
TIE city of Alfalfa, Georgia, is sutf :ting
from coal famine The stock has been almost
entirely exhausted. and one dollar busbc is
offered fer b'uminous coal.
general and Mrs. Garfield dined Saturday
With Mr.. snd Mrs. Hayes. OF the White Hcusc,
A Eumber OF distinguished parsons were
present, including members Of the Cabioet
Tho universal protest against the production
of the Passion Play 10 New York has resulted
in lis withdrawal. Nctios is given that it will
rot DO produced.
Fgo ramps. nearly dead from odd cad
hunger, WIZ, touod 10 box car that arrived at
Dallas, Texas, on Wednesday, They had been
locked up sioce The csr lief. Kansas City, ald
had bseu deprived of food for FIVE days.
TIE Corn and Flour Exchange CT Baltimore
on Saturday adopted resolutions protesting
agaI5s! The cotton of The Baltimore end
Ohio railroad company 10 proposing to Increase
their cburgca for storage OF grain in elevators.
A statement oftho cfEc:al returns of tbs Pres.
idcnial election from every State shows the fol-
lopiog totals: Garfield 4 439 Ais snd Hancock
4 .436. Ola. Weaver 305 729. Dow 9.G44, s:at-
teriog 1913; total ls2.595. GarieId's p,u
raty over Hancock 3,40l.
A dispatch from Troyi N. Y, states that the
weather has moderated 50 much and signs cf Q
!hsW ere 60 sppsrert that boatmep again bops
that large number cf boats DOW 10 the canals
will get through before tho ioal close of ravi-
gstion.
Tho rsvoges Of diohtheria 10 New York ADD
Brooklyn have become alarming. In New
York during tho moths CT September, October
aud November there were LOIS Gases and 43l
deaths II Brooklyn l II cases cooursod within
the last six days, 81 Of which nrovcd fatal.
Scarlet fever is also prevalent in BeockIsp.
Tho announcement Wac mode in Philadelphia
% Saturday Of committee of 100 citiz ,Ds to
nominate al anti ring ticket for muaicipsl Of
fees to b voted for 10 February. This com
mittec is composed CT some of tho most con
epicicus oiliz,Ds of Philadelphia. Not oae Of
them is politician, and their oti5oi is to break
down tho rule of tho ring. which, it is claimed,
is intervening tho municipal government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

The icc,asis:ercy Of the professors Of radl-
cism is one OF the mos. notable features 10
,Anercsn poii:c,. Previous 10 the late presl
den!ia! eli oa the Republican national commit
tee, and every silgls ooe of the ltadiog orators
and writers Of the republican pa7:y outside OF,
and many wi!hio. The borders Of VirgiDle,
favored the Malone rca6j1sIer ticket, aud ad'
vised their followers 10 support that ticket,
though some Of its most prominent advocates
oven wanted TO apply tie prisoipls OF readlu's'
meot to the national IS we'll as to tie State
debt. Now. however. when tie election is over,
aad when the political parties in Virginia gre
preparing for tho S.ato campaign EEK fall,
these ssuo r5pub'icln orst3rs ard WritCr8,
th3uga month has not elapaad sircs they were
ex.rtiog their utm,st eldosvols 10 rus Viz.
GINA 10 tho hssds OF thoss who openly aVow
tia; they would fcEcitly ratc 1st tie State debt
ifthey had The power, sra urging upon tho Viz.
GINA Republicans tno iolDcr!ato, Of taking
j ust tho position gs to tho State dabt that the
nrtional republican party takes as to the national
debt-!ha! il. ab:ou:o faith with tho credit
ors" THIS is ex,allapt advice, and NO hcpo it
may be adopted. tus 5cw the republicans can
havo tie sss1rstc, to give it, whoa their recent
course wits regard to tho sano quesi3n is 30
fresh 10 " rgbcd9s memory passes ordinary
understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29

ARRIVED.
Stnp John Gibson, New York. to F a Reed.
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia, to F A Reed.
Str E1cslsior, Norfolk to 2 3 Hooe.
Str zane Moseley, Norfolk. to A Reed.
SIR T V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac. to Pc.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Ctr Mattsno. lower Popc, to Broders & Co.
Str w Thompson, lower Po!c. to + a Reed.
Schr Perry, Philadelphia. 10 p Az
new 6 Co.
stmp Peter Cooper and schr H Msrvill,
Washington, to j T AgaeW & 90.
Schr Warden Evans, Ms!!aponi river to Per-
~ Smoot s. Go.
Sehr Eva Sheaton, Washington, to ma ster.
CLEARED.
Str Excelsior Norfolk. By p B Hooo.
Sir Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by a Reed.
Sir Ms!laao, lower Pic, pY j Broders - Co.
Str j w Thompson. lower Potc. By + a Heed.
Str Mystic, lower Ptmc. By Pine Ferry 20.
S.r T Y Arrcwsmth, lower Potomac, by Po-
tcnac Ferry Company.
scar } Il Mslv.ll, Norfolk. By Aguew g
Company.
RsNoRkHDA.
Schr Ear z Ii Ason, from this port. st Provi.
dence pa.
schr James T Morse Cor Georgetown, sailed
from Providence .G.h.
Schr H III Buell., from Georgetown, OF Fall
River 18th.
Schr John T. Cott!rsham. from Richmond. 8!
Providence 25.n.
Schr jas I Morse sailed from ProvdcIc, fer
Georgetown 25th
Schr Frank Walter, from Geo7gelc wa. st Bot
ton 25th
schr L CowperthRsi!e. from Richmond, at
Providence 9th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Fire st West Point and Eea7y Loss

[By the American Union Telegraph Company
RICHMOND. Nov. GA FIRE breko Gu! st
, o'clock this morning 10 the bod o! she steam,
er Shirley, of BsItmart. belonging to tho Clyde
lilo. Whilo lying ut hec shsTf at West Point.
The flames e. cuos spread aud communicated
to the wbsrveg. The :teaBer. WbarVcs. and
5000 bales Of colton. oeehsr With large quar'
tity CT othsr freight AID cars W; 70 burned. and
the crow of the steamer barely escaped with
their lives. Tho origin Of tho frs is u.k55Hc.
THO whar7;s for tho 6teem:r lad Been cor.
strgcted but a fea months Tho cotton u5d
merchaDdiz, wss nearly all Destroyed srd the
loas is es!insted at about $500 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING. Nov'P. 90. 1886
Tho republicans CT New YcIk ssy Gerersl

Tho republicans CT New Yo1k ssy Gorersl
Grant is eligible to tie u. s. Senate from that
State, tus stms CT tie republicans 10 this dis
ifios say MT. Barbour is not eiRible to the U.
8. H9u7e Of Representatives from Virginia.
Oonsiaering the comparative reputation for in.
tclligsrce bc.ae BY tie republicans in the State
OF New Yolk and By those ia the S.h congress
siosal district of Virginia. tho popular verdict
will DC in favor OF aco3 p;ing The opinion Of The
formrr ca tho constitutional question involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
Z $50

1880 GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 The NORTH, WEST g. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK
S!SGI. RAILS, SPLENDID SOENEEy
GAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
November q, 1880.
TIs1e ISsye %ssh6imRgtSn from dep9t Of ! EAA'
nor of Sixth and B ST. setE, as follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the East, 10 40
am. and 2.lO p. m. daily, except Sunday, and
1000 p. m. daily, with Palace Cars. Linn
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars $50 8.
an. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
xor Ft!sburg end the West 800 g. M, with
Parlor car to P.ttsbrrg and Sleeping car to
Louisville cad Chicago 1O.40 q. N. daily
$50 p. n. daiiy, with Palace Car to Chicago.
Fer Csnendaigua and the North, 8 90 a. N.
except Sunday and 03J 2. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Gar tn Csnsndsigus.
For Watkins 1910 o, n. daily except Sun
For Baltimore, G ~, 800. $50 ind 1o4O O. m.
2l0, 42o, A4O. $40 0.3o and 1000 p. ~.
On Sunday, eco and 1910 a. TO-; $40, $50
snd loco 2. m.
For Pope's Creek Line, d. o. II. and 40 p. II.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 ~ q. N. and p. q. dllly
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For alexandria Z 00, 7 70, = 20 II and II 20 a..
IT., End 20, s, 6 70, 6 ard IL ~ p. ~. Gun.
day st 7, 0 20. II and II - q. m. and p. N.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, 900
p. N. and II night.
On Sunday Ct 8.C5, 8 ts and 10a n. and I and
THRCUHH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, vi.
Quantico end Richmond, will leave Ale1cn.
dTia at I. 20 aad II II e. N. daily end y p.
N. DALI, except Sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at II II a. M. mikes bu! one
stop, W: at Q1anlico, between Alexandria
aud Richmond.
Tickets and Information can bs procured
principal railroad ets.ions and ticket Office.
Southeast. L. Z. FARMER,
Gea'l. Passenger agent
FKAAG Thomson
i;enera! MansVar. nnvG9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
BANK UH'TCY

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT Of the Ur,:jG
L States for ths Eastern D:tric. c: Virgin:
Ho, In t eso %ai Ss5S Of BANKRUPTCY.
At AlexaEdrls, on the I'D day # E,ve'.b.r
a. >. 1882.
To whom it may concern: Piea:s - ls.sro
to, hereby, that Petition hos bae7 t. W.: r.
the 9th day of November, $50 Il 81 = -.
Distric: Court By Henry Geek, CT the 10y 81.
Alexandria in said District, wnO hiss 5gGa Ere
torore duly declared Bankrupt uad+r ill., &c. O.
Congress. entitled IAN Act 10 iSs:i1.s1 \ 44J.~
Uniform System OF BANKRUPTCY ,a7oI%':)l: 10
United States" approved Nsrch u, 1866, f. b"
discharge aad Certificate tbHTcof, t:oIa IT,. IA.
debts and other clsiGls pr0vabis uEG. r a.d 81,
snd that the lG.h Day OF Etc-iab5r, i. y. jS,.
st z o'clock y. H., ba!o7o Ghoma. :. aLSi1s
eaq one OF tho Registers Of III! Joar: ~ 1."t-
ruptcy, At his cfice in AosaHdris, IN 9.:d :. o
trict, is tina time and pace a5aigaci toT tie Eca-
ing Of tho same: when and ware you r3sy e.
tend and show cause, If saJ you have. Why q.
prayer Of the raid He!lloIer Should ~ 80
granted.
TN TIE DISTRICT COURT o! the EG.t'i
4 Sta!es for the Hsste.a District OF Virginia.
James In A sis ma' Dsn Gi Ia EsnA'opc
ct Ale1aadri,, on tho 25:n dsy Of Eovarn' =.
a. u. 1881
tice hereb7. that & Petition Es' been. t. Wit: -
The 18th dag of November, i. y: 1873. lied Il
said District Lourt By Jarae: adams. OF an
doun county, in said Dist:c: who HIS 6@oa
heretofore duly declared Bahsru9L undo '&@
Ac. of CoDgiess, onlislec AN &c. to hst@oi!'!'
O more Unifo1m System OF Bankruptcy thrgucs-
out the United States" approval Ms'ch .,
1867 for a discharge snd Certificate there,
from all his debts and other claims p-ovabo ~.
der said Act and hattie 18Th Day OF Eecemo@tr
AID. 1850, q! = o'c!oc; p. m before Thom15 =
Atkins, e.q one CT tho Registers Df said CcGf!
in Bankruptcy; BIT his uMoe, in Eie-shcTh, :.
said Diatri,t, is ths time and place sos'g1ri to-
tie hearing of the same when end where ycu
may attend and chow cause. If any you hcT",
why the prsyer Of the said Petitioner shoull 10!
be granted.
You are also hereby Lu,liad, tan. tho stc)ni
and third mee;irgs CT The Creditors Ct SAID BSnk'
rupt will bs held al The game tin ard pacc.
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