davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

HE PIONEER MILLS AT AUCrIoN.-The
Ploneer Mills will be offered tor saIo by public
sscuhon to morrow. This iro property, original.
~ erected at great expense and fitted up With
all the newest machinery, has lain idle for many
years, and DOW that smoke is seen to ascend
once more from The cbinnics of what were once
Alexsndria's locomotive works. tho hops is
INDUCED that the hum Of tho machinery OF
these mills will be heard again ere long,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

HE HowGATE EXPEDITION Sccretsrv Of
War Ramsey, Secretary of Navy THOMPSON,
Ghlet Naval Inspector Mantaua, Capt III. w.
HoWgate and several other gentlemen visited
the ship yard at this plaza yesterday aftcrocou
TOR the purpose Of inspecting the steam Yacht
Guloalre. DOW beioE put 10 order there fer an
expedition to the Arctic regions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
CANAL COMMERCE.

:, AHlved-Boals nj Sanford, w Smith, L II
MH'lteF sid t PaLCn, to merican Coal &c ID l.
ttsyior Congress ard Johnnie s. FRANKIE, 10
"eVfga's Creek Coal and Iron Go.
uDepnr!ed-Boats Nj fandford, w Smith, 4 Fl
Miller, 7 Patton, u l. Taylor, Cong els and
Johnnie & frankie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

The market today was quiet. and tho t-ansac.
lions were light. Flcu' is Ut ca nged. But little
Wheat was olisred 10 day. and tho sale, were
made at l25 for Futz. and rs for Lancaster
one small lot Of Germ sold at 81. No Rye or
Oats reported. Comfy PROD IL % is in light re.
c9Ipt, End prices, with the e1 reception o. Potatoes
which zIe higher, rem sin unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

GOOD TEMPLARs. Tho tfIi,ers of Golden
Light Lodge Of Good Templars, oil, cted at O
previous meeting, were installed Monday night
ISIS. by the lodge deputy, MIR. Giles A. Pepick.
A delegation from Washington. consisting OF
inc offers Of the Grand Lodge of the District
OF Columtla, will visit the loteo next MONDAY
night, and preparations arc being nalo for
their entertainment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

PIGEON RACE.-A pigeon rscs between the
birds OF Mepsrs Henry Green aud j. II, d.
Smoo', of this city, took place yesterday, Tbe
birds were liberated ct Lovingslon, for Alex.
sndrla, distance of 40 miles. il tic after
O'Clock. Mr. Green's birds arrived q. their col
10 this city in four hours and teo minutes, and
Mr.. SmooL's 10 four hours and twenty minnLes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

lLL.-Thc mahy friends Of Capt. J,hn 9.
Cherf1Rn will raGret 70 lr=rn that he has been
I!ous'Y III 81 hls !i,bing shore for he past e "
DAYS hui will DC rlHDssd 20 icaru hni The latest
accounts roper, him h1:;cr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

NkW POSTURE "A oJorcd iaGivGusl Of the
masculine gentc-, who came to toHu to daz
from one of The al iaius oouDlics 10 chsrse d
a wagon load OF S0cd, presented tho .ineun,
anomaly CT sitting ss.rsd lie Of bis pile, ins,esG
OF being seated 10 tho cid, ;ine honorcd, aide
saddle posture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

BOUND OvBR.-E!ztc'b Di-har, Ct The
coucty, hiss. upon proper appc,lioo 10 Jus.c s
Jvbn Mason ard Kirby. caused James
NlcwiaDd a2d loHn fatssF 20 DO placed under
security to keep the peace, these urgalisut it,
dEV'tuals having used threatening language TO,
| wards htr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

FISH MARKET --';@o iuadral thousand
h"itiog and Eve thGu-sDd she'd arrived i; F,4h.
lowe t. dag. Shad scll at $S+S 10 2cS huudred
anG herring 81 So SO pr thou9and.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

HtEEN " WISE. rfa! estate atnnis and mic.
non, r, vii sill tn morrow. fer Nj, Warwick
7. Nllil'r, several d ,srsi;e PIECES 81 rr,n,rtr
-" hIV2rllcCnants 10 snrth.r c :lnmn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

POLICE REPORT Tho only case ct ncli,o
hes6qu'rters this mornirg was that of John
Garter colorcd man, who WAS arrested nj
rishio"n yesterday evening fer being druuk on
n,s wagon, and for fsst driving. Ho was 6oed
SIS and discharged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

ANOTHER Cow STEUCK.-fhc rorth
63urd train OF the Alexandria aud Fradeticks.
burg ksl road. yesterday evening, struck CIV
belonging to Mr.. a. j. Nichcsou, which was
standing On the track, Just above tho grave
yards, and mashed her up considerably. The
Praoioe OF GLOWING COWS TO run st large By the
people ll9lrg near the railroad track is mu:b
compla'ned of, ard it will ho hard matter for
owners to secure damages from the company for
animals killed by passing traios
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

w WfATaRR PROBABILITIES. Nay 5. 1885,
t TOT me Middle Atlantic States failing b.rome.
oei, southeast backing to northeast winds, partly
clouuy and hazy weather, with rain on the coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

HYpRAULinN FIRE CoMrANY.-The 7esuiar
monthly rneatiog OF the uydrauliou s. L, +,
Co. IVES held NJ tho hall CT The company last
uisht, with Vice President r. l. Csrpo 10 the
char end John Laplon Secretary.
A resolution vas adopted requesting tho City
Council to repavo the eqIarc on Royal street,
between King and GsGcron. This action yaa
tFken because Of the fac: thst tho touaro named
IS 20 rough that The steam engine, Of The com
paay in passing over il, CO its wey to Gee is il,
danger OF being il lred.
After tiIo transaction o! considerable roulicc
bnSiaCss tue meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

CoRroRAnoN CoURT.-Judge 4. ".
Chiffon presiding -tCoutinuatou Ct ycs.er-
days proceedings MAY & Stein VS.. Hannah
Adam; 10 chaocerI; decree dis missing the cause.
Picrpoipt admir-. VS.. Plerpoiut OF ais 10
chancory; dscree directing the Commissioner 10
this cause 10 withdraw the notss Of the pur.
chaser Of the property sold aod deposit them 10
TIE Ciliz,Ds' National Bank.
Bcckham ct als. VS.. VIM. N. MoVeieh; 10
chsDc4ly; decree allowing parties to Withdraw
TWO promissory notes upon leaving certified
copies.
Jacobs ct ais. vs. Muller ct ais 10 cbsncery;
dtc:ec appclotipg receiver to collect the rents
OF the property and directing X. Kemper
10 settle the accounts Of John LeatherIand as
commissioner Ct snlo and agent to collect rents.
TO-DAY-Bepismin Austin vs.. Arlington
Turnpike Company; 10 chaLoary; report Of Il. T.
Lucas receiver, amount filed aud decree directing
him TO pay out In bis hands to A. w. Arm.
stroog, assignee, to be credited Oh his judgment.
Bsttle Wood, Miles Ginbsm, Wm. Galway,
Lewis Dudley, Joseph Csrhisn, William Wash.
iugtoD, Clement Dorsey. George Foster, Geo.
Holmca Peter Jul!ue, Wesley Williams. John
Thornton, James Berry, ArDistead Tebts
and Henry Henley. were sxoneraed from the
payment of the cspitation tax on account oil
bodily in6lmity.
Licertcs to keep bar ROOMS were granted Ia
John CriIIy, Louis Brill. Walter Gregory and
DUrathea Appioh apd wholesale liquor IL
ceuse was granted TO j. Broders & Co.
Court adjourned till to morrow at 10 O'Clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

STRANGE MENDICANTs Tho number Of
besgars 10 this city has for maoy years been OK
cesslvc, eod the acquisition Of two additional
ones 10 the shape Of man ard woman who arc
gong around he city sol!c:tog money. is to be
lsmenlcd. Tho man appears to be between
i'tty end sixty years age, spuot b face, asoeuds
porches very rlmblY, is 10 peri C: health, and
from Ina dcmcauor appears to b. Anything hut
odvlce 10 lis profession. Tho woman gencr.
ely s"e9ks arcund corner or under tho shadow
OF some porch while the man undertakes 20 *.
c." III" symna b? Of those ihey meet by tei3g
his st'H's Ct want and pover'y, no icub: srpcr
'h5nc:d, ii tAc7 10 Cxs9, n his attsuip's cr
dato.m,GslHl 70 etcipe t6o Adauic eeu:crec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

a Is!T,-S2V3rai &C The members OF tho
Turn VERSA froBl B2ltino7c. ca q visit 10
Washington, paid & visis to this city ycsteri sy
afternoon, ard paradnd tho streets, headed BIZ
q man bea!ing q drum. Oos of tie number
carried cbentllcecr iG his arms, aud tho rest
we're dccsed out lie red ribbon, producing the
'mp:esslcn tha5 they we're chicken fighters,
sp2'i'ng tor SGT TOO. Tho u,sn ,?ho ac!ed cs
captain cl Tic C;oHd, wMh snail Tin swor! 10
bis hard. Gu. m fTtat Ee7y monkey shiDes,
ecd hasily daGc2d himself ia!o a Hug s;rrc:
Lar. r.seh u tho a;nusculcai Of o.o.ad of
little Ecya VINO followed tho gang arornI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

4 III II OFtI II IUU z O
OF THE
ALEXANDRIA AND FAIRFAX AGRI.
CULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
ASSOCIATION
Is now in the hands of the publisher, and Tho
edition this year will be much larger tn an sfore
Those wishing their cards inserted in this =.
eellent advertising medium can leave. than A.
the Gazette Office, or give them to the solicitor
-afoO J. T. BECkHAM. Secretary.
NOTICK-To ms former patrons and Tho
~ p public: Having discontinued business at
no: 70 King street. l can always be found at the
N. d. corner of King and Fairfax streets snd
an prepared to do work of all kinds in nv limo
IS formerly. ROOFING, GUTTERINGi'
SP0UTlNG. RETAINING. Sc, PROMPTLY al.
tanded to; Notice left with Messrs. Steiner h
fohe will receive prompt attention,
apps EN0NH cp1uvo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
h'hUMAS K. SMITH,
Breeder and Shipper of
IOLANU.CulNA SWINE.

7, oftets solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
".e bred Poand-China Pigs. For May de-
H,.STtSF5 Prices: Single pig 50; psii SO. and trio
~ 80 i'll TO 10 weoKs Il:msX. the male at
" heaa OF my herd. weighed ~ 10! months L35.
l. MOUTH kuCk, tie farmers FOWL.
1sss !or sale ii"m pure slock at 81 for Is; care
a'y pscked, aid Duplicated if not good hatch
s""er l@v"rable CIRCUMSTANCES. Chicss for sale
"' -: H'Ii |, 1870. THOMAS Il. SMITH,
= Lincoln. Icudoun county, Va.
EOLDlNG SETTRESl
FOLDING SETTEESl
we nave just received anolher supply Of
a. u,Lg Settles. Those IN Wspt Of them would
~ well to call early.
MCLEAN & UHLER
~yo rs King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

FIRE WARDENs The Board of Ere War
dens met last Diaht, with alI the members
preScnt-Messrs Smoot, French, Green, aud
Corbctt.
A lctter from tho Chief Ecgoccr vas 10
cclVed, c'lliog attention to aom, needed repairs
10 tho engine room ct tho Columbia S.can Fire
Company.
Alter cxeniling tho several samples Of hose
submitted by tho different manufacturers, the
BOARD decided 10 purchase 500 feet of the
Eureka lose Compauy's hose of tho red CROSS
brand.
Mr.. L. E. Cotbttt was appointed O commit.
tee to su3erlntend some nccdad repairs 10 hose
carriages
The meeting thon aGjourrcl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

irsc!ion lower thar last week Market dull,
- NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET May A.
BteVoS-I edIum TO prime steers & I'D ai Sis9Ic
per ID dressed and common do down 10 - ,Sr
hIrolt RS used LC0 Fat steers, and paid 81 al
per ID for good to fancy steers.
hich to~s--~l"w sales ut former low prices,
or al ~ To 500 each, and dearro say hist not
Whhsln"dlng ITO reported prneal@rce OF risnssc
among ths cows of Aneric- IL G country il over.
noWihg win cows, and the qual,ty TO com in tho
future h'ist be beltcr than Tor many ye.ra
I"'v@s - further reduction IL prices, tqual
10 reariy &C per 10 failed to induces buyers To
ciear the pens, and tho market cosed went "a
1tao+ per ID. really fair lois GONG at 6,t1 :,
including l22 State vess. I20 lbs average, ri DC
per ID
Sheep and Lsmts-Prcas dropped &c por ID
TO 4! ,55c Der - fer clipped sheep 6.7!c for un.
shorn 90, and Ia .c psr ID for Southern sp:irx
!sm5s. '"
Hugs-Tha ono csr Load nF,reG alive. srd
holdi2G for 81 - por lGD lbs, nad not changed
hancs at = Isle hour. Nomins|iy quoted dul, y;
CJaT 50 per 100 lba.
GEoRoETowN CATTLE MARKET, Fay ! -
Cattle rllered 100; al sold, prices raT ging from
y &c "3c. Sheep ana lambs offered 35U; sod at
to tie tor lambs Co|s and calves offered y;
ail sold, prices ranging from $l8 TO $50.
bALTIMoRE, May 5.--Virginia G, old -; do
deferred = DO consol $50; do I'd series "a
past dus coupons 81 new l0.d0s Al; &c. ~ conp
>? BID to-day. Cotton dull mlddlng IL?
Flour dull; Howard street and Western Super
-o!S]; do Extra 15,?5; do Family 37a
- e; City Mills super 25at4 do Extra ;Js
81 80; 90 Family GsS6 Is ; co kio brands So -
Haiapsco Family 81 10. Wbea.-5ou,hern h,en-
,r hnl frm; Western firm; Southern red lbs
II d" amber l"0sl@3; no : Western rcd spo!
lI1al:Tt: Ray l2Gal:6!; juno 2l!.I22; July
tl-taliI5. Corn-3outAern firm and :. shade
better io7 waite; Western higher and G1nr
southern wnIte IS; do yellow 81; West II mxod
EE"t el.atis May 4aisi9; June 47is47s July
H,.S'4C! steamer ii. Oats firm; Southern 45s
y. Wes:crn white 45,46; 10 mixed 4iA45!
fonna H5.4G k5e quiet at 90. Hay quiet
prime to choice Penns and Maryland 17a$l9.
Cciiee tuIl kio cargoes 141sl5!. Sugar quiet;
r. SOFT I. Whlskey quiet. 81 lU.l. 1r!.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Stocks Erm. Money 81
y. Flour dull. Wheat quiet Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

FOIiGE OF CO.PAETNERsuIP
We toe undersigned, have entered into CO.
paITssaMGr . i9r The manufacture CT CAR
also Keep on haEd variety Of NORrEER
and WESTEEN WORK in our line We &c.
spec.'ully ask tust the patronage hcrstofore AZ.
tended to our father, tho late John Summers
may TO continued to us, and we promise that ali
' Work entrusted TO US will receive prompt sttsn.
er:te terms rs can b. done eisewhe-e-
JOHN W SUMMERS & BRO,
Coach makers,
apl0-lm Pitt, bot King end Princo sis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

The supply Of nj kinds of stock was limited
TIL! week Cattle Hogs. Cows and Calves 70.
man ABOUT As last Week. Sheep in fair dem and
and prices higher Tor good ones. Lsmbp ara ;,
irschon lower thar last week Market dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
ARP1Y led

foHT OF ALEXANDRIA,. MAY s, 1851
sun rises.......... 50 Sun sets........... 6 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

fOKT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY s, 1881
sun rlses......".. 81 Sun sets-............ 6 81
ARR1vGD.
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk, to uooe.
Slr L&dy OF the Lake. Norfolk, TO 4 Z Reed
Hchr VIM ) Copts Washington, TO Ag-
new j. Co.
Schr Reading RI No "a, Washington, to j
Agnew & Co.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, by r A Reed.
our George Leary, Norfolk, by Z BtHooe.
"th7 Nsrrsgsnse!t, -, by j L Agnew s. Co.
MEMORANDA.
,.Schr Il w Wilson, from Richmond, al New
YORK An.
Schr Richard Law. from Bangor, for Wash.
son, was a. Vineyard Haven 81.
:, ochr Water Il Thorndke, from ST John, n
ID, iS' Washington, sailed iron Dutch Island
hsrbor ls:.
Schr sullivan, from Boston, 10 load for Wash
'hg'on, w=s ii Bath lst.
ion / II
Sch's M,ggie Grsy, for this port. end Laura
Messer, lUr Georgetown. at BAH 4th.
Schr b y Ferry, from Richmond, ct Bath 9TH.
SGhr W N Gessler cleared from New York
lof Richmond All.
y schT American Team. from Georgetown, at
New YOrk 4lh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

how TIE TELErHoHE WQEKs N AN AIEX
ANDRIA CnUECH.-Rev. j. Il. Pearca, Of tie
VI. u. Church, 10 this city Tss ats,ot f:cm biz
tu'p!t last Sunday assisting at q cluroh dedlca
tlon 10 L3uiouo and strange minister took
dis place. Mr.. Z. had 1st arranged tple
phone betweeo bis house and the church. 80
that the members of bis family who might have
10 remain at rome from time to time du!ipg
s:r5lees could beer the prcachiog. The c'n'r..-
Tarce Tor c3!,ec inS AID transmitting the
Sound wss bXsd ca pedestal with o
weighted foot S, Az tc hsl! il e my.
1t was placed ID the platform near
the pulpit. TIE vide black m9utb OF the tele-
phone looked Ike she mouth Of an ipme ,sc
c:n1ou ready 10 6re upon rha audience. Tbe
people who could ste i watched il With tus,
picion Dad un"asin,s. Every thing ro7cd
NC 'ly fu!iag the mOrrirg scrreo, until the
prcs ca'r Wa clo>i72 bis lsst prayer opd was
so2ut to soy 'smeu," Wheu Ike clap OF thur.
der or tie roar Of ta1ooD. the mysterious OBJ
got 90 Il pulpit socmed to so off and dis
appeared, The :ct 90 be audie;c, c,n
hardly be jmseiacd. Was il tic sound of the
last Trump? Had Gabisl spekeu2 or had
some evil spirit Used the orrscgemept 90 the
piitfo'n 70 disturb the sancsity of the holy
placer Tho to2gr' CATION started from their
knees es though the judgment had come sure
enough. The preacher forgot he was prs, iug,
and, 10 his fright, ,withcu; s,yiog tho usual
amen, turued to lAok with dlssendcd eyes at
tho ruins tf the telephone. The oreanist, how
ever took 10 the s'tuaIiou from the siovc,s'
gallery, ard began Old Hundred" With all tho
power ct tho organ, and tho congregation, see-
los everybody Yves safe, aud 40. knowing what
else to d.: Joined in singing the doxalosy. Ga
examlnalyn it was found that tie limo had
been dlaWn 50 tight that one CT the supporters
broke, end tho line droopiog wss caught by q
passing buggy. which brought down tho appa.
ratuS 10 the pul il with 40 Rlu crash es above
described. 1t is said that tho prclc1or has not
yet lad "smen" to tho closing prayer of that
service, aud il is doubtful if ho ever will.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
FINAL NOTICE.

5000 - 49, - - - - LAM Od Il SIALLlON
STAR
VIII stand for mares this season At OATS,
TAVERN, West End, from APRIL 1st to
JUNE Both, 1880. Star is 9 dark BAY, is hands
high, and years old an excellent driver and
draught horse; weighs l2OU lbs He was raised
6y Mr.. Willis Henderson, of Fairfax CO., Va.
His sire WAS old Star, a Morgan horse; his dam
BLACK Hawk mare, from Kentucky. Star
trots his mile in 40
TERM: $40 for the season; Sis to insure.
~ The bsst care will be taken of oil mares
lett at the stand. No sccc uatsbilisy, however
Tor unavoidable accidents.
sp28-2n' K.D. OATS, Proprietor.
q RI LOAN EXHIBITION.
IA Ely the Ladies OF St Sohn's Church.
MAY 3. 4. S. 6, and 7.
Open from q. m.
AT THE COOKE MANSION
ITO WAsHIsoToE ST Georgetown. u q
Single Tickets, 50 cents. Season Tickets. mot
trsnsierable). ST. 25. Tickets for sale Al Ellis
Music Store and Nj. Z. Roardma1's Boot Store.
Isse Ave- or + street cars thu latter r,ssino
within few doors Of tae exhibition. my4-3!
Room No. 8, Market Building.
hoysl st. 'front.', Alexandris, Va, May l, 1880.
lne last quarters gas bills for the fscel year
endlhg June lst, 1880, have been delivered, and
ss nave TO make my returns by that time,
would most respectfully, and st the same tine
urgently, request consumers to settle up HOB.
lag t6at all who are in arrears for gas viii re-.
spond to this appeal,
myl-lw J. ROXBURY. sup't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

Potomac FRUIT GROWERS. Tho regular
monthly meeting ofthc Poomsc Fruit Grower 8
Association Was held yesterday in Washington.
DR.. S. A. FL. Mckim 10 the chair aud Dr.. T..
=. Rowland &c ,rctary. After the preliminary
busiotsj, remarks were made by several NAM
bers 90 prospect Of fruits the c,mipg season,
snd the general opinion was thst there would
be an abundance Of ali except peaches, which
had been killed 10 s)no localities. but there
sou'd be far cop to the surrounding cyuntry
through. The committee on excursions renorl-
ed spd asked Instructions. which we're given to
the effeot thet the first excursion Of The season
May 81. At tic adjourned evening meetioe
The regular monthly essay was given 10y PROBES.
:or Thomas Taylor-subec', Grape vino Gu!
.ure and Grape Rot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
CLEARED.

Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by r A Reed.
or George Leary, Norfolk, by Z B"Hooe.
othf Nsrragsnse!t -, by J Agnsw s Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

GEoRG ETowN CATTLE ldAEKET fiay ! -
Cattle pllsred lG0 al sold prices raT cjng from
l. &c "3c. Sheep ann lambs onerei 25y; sod at
prices ranging from t., to Sc for sheep, ard fic
10 tie tor lambs CoTs and calves offered y,
ail sold, prices ranging from, $l8 TO $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

NEW YORK, May 5.-Stocks Erm. Money 5a
y. Flour dull. Wheat quiet Corn quiet.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-20
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, April 2Gtt,

LAND OFFICE ut Fergus Falls, MIMI, April Goth,
1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his Claim and secure final entry
Register and Receiver Of the U. s. Land Otlice, ~
Fcrgus Falls, Mimi. on the 9TH day Of June, 1850,
George W. Cutting, presumption ID. 5. No. 256O, for
the * Of swA Of section IA, town.. 132, range 26,
and names the following as his witnesses to prove
his Continuous residence upon and Cultivation Of
said tract, viz: Felix Winterrol, Jason L. Newell,
John Moore and James Harckom, all Of Woolsidc,
Ottertail Co., Mimi. 80: SOREN lISTOE,
1876 s|%$$.: 81 xz Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-20

54s-.,,. ". 4 ~ ) - q
81
- = .{z3.t 4 y i
- - --.-s7fFz =; 5.,,eiE
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-20
LAND soKFicR et's.sF'etsutss Fails; MINI q

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice fhis intention
to make fnal proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof, and that said
sproofwill lie made before the Register and
Receiver: Of the U. 8. Land Oinoe,,a ut Fergus
Falls. MIMI, on the ! 9TH day 81 June, 1890,
CharlesaA. Smith, home stead plication No.
3o5a, TOT tho q - SO l q and & Lane Ia Of
sectipn e, town SO 50. range 50, and names
the. followingas hisgwitnesst :, 10 prove his
continuous residence upon anh cultivation
~ said tract, viz: William NJ Naylor, John
w. Nay1or,. ltaac Braton and n H. PICARD,
all Of Oak Valley, Ottertail county, Mimi.
se,,tss' D. :.s' s3ss SOREN LlsTOE,
EEOf5 fs4yaiS Rel ixter.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-20
LAND oFFlcE q Fergus Fails, MINI plIii goth

LAND OFFlCE at Fergus Falls, M,nn,., a priI s0th,
1880. ..sszs
Notice Is hereby given that the foil owing named
nal proof in support OF his claim, and secure final
entry thereof and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver Of u s. Land Office
Peter Nelson, homestead application No. 1884,, for
the VIZ nwX Of section 81, town 1861 range s., and
names the following ms his witnesses 70 prove his
tract, viz: John Anderson, Charles, kropp, Jonas
Kropp md Nils Rolen, all Of Bluffton, Mimi ~
5O.5t *'' SOREN LISTOE, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-20
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, MIMI, April :

1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and IL
n,I entry thereof and that said proof will be made
before the REGISTER and Receiver ofU s Land Office
at Fergus Falls, Minn on the 7th day Of June 1880
viz: Jason l.. Newell, homestead application No.
1881, for the nA nwA, SCI nw1 and nw4 mex of
sec. IA, town 1872, range 36, and names the follow
ing his witnesses, to prove his continuous resi-
liam Harcko,n, James Harckom, John Moore and
Felix Wintrall, all Of Woodside P o. 0ttertail Co.,
MINI. SOREN L1STOE
1876 Register