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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
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Charles H. Jones Csc.
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ed from thu German, by J. Nj. Hart; 81 2e.
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ing, Longfellow, Holmes, Lowell. etc; SIZE
=, Rodmsn, the Keeper, Southern Sketches, by
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Another supply to Day of A Fools brand,
by one Of the fools 81.
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Hsrrsrs Life of Chris CO.,:
Farrsr's Lille sad Wor Is of St. Paul: so,
Contemporary KtvleW; tOs
Fortnightly Review; 70.
All the New Books, Magazines and Reviews
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
EEL.JE EKE s~sTy.s

There was light iIos! this Ta0rriDs, but il
Is Got ttoaa Iha: i; did acy damage 10 v:ge
tattoo.
"Capaln' Hst77 Harris, cyl.-ej, Of Oc,o-
quan, Was whipped this tvanUg at The station
ncuss. ter stealing cr;icl Ct clothing from
Si!as Harris, also oylcrad.
Mr. J. Elhrau5 received to day lroa the
brewery OF Bsrgnar & Elgels. PhiIadelphs, e.
supply ct D6ck Beer, which ID eil have &C
drausht to tight.
FL. Hsrl.n. The chamoion oaf,msn IF he
United State, arrived 10 Washia2,cn yesterday
over the the Baltimore and Potomac +. L =,
and WI TOW "l;i Courtney ca the potoalsc on
the - Il OF ihc present moo.h.
The young ladies' OF the Wesleyan f u ale
Ios:ltuc, OF Siauo;oo, 0o hay. been ca al cx-
cutslon 10 Washington sicco "Wednesday last.
passed ever the Freioi. Midland R.iI-os3, OF
their @sy Ghouo las. tight
Thomas Nlnlra, esq has ass csiod with him
bis aon Mr.. IT, ". Moore, AID tia firm will
praorc, iaw before The o0urta CT E4ir!ax. Prince
William. sud Lou!oul o)ulti:s, and in the
uGlted States courts ID til, Gig.
Attention is ca!lel to he notices Of IT, Supcr-
loteodeat OF Gas AID Tho tx cojiCc or5 ID au.
other place.
Oae hntd:cd ana fly men, wonea and boys
went 10 Norfolk last night, to . OK Strawberries,
and Mr.. Williams. OF that place. vas 10 the
city to day Iookiog for mere Strawberry p!ckeIs,
and smother gang wi! 'av, to eight ga tho
steamer George Learg.
Fisher Ross & Co. shipped to-day large lot
OF ground plaster 10 Central Otio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

MEETING OF REAIJCsTERS. Toe ,X,cutiVe
committee OF The Malone Wig of the reaC Is
ter party. met Is night OF the Cd Cour
House. with ID. ~ Windsor 10 The chair aud
j. /. Sweeney secretary.
A letter ircm Ssrc Senator II. II. Rid.
cIeberGer, was reciiced sni rrsd, IL Response t.
40 Invitation I'd lrcs,sd him ty he con mice c
address mas iu.ciing OF rest iS.tr5 Ia tn 5
city, 10 he he'd Il! soUc III ure daic, s:1,iug hat
owOIog u sickness ia his family he had Le4o
compelled h c.: C / oil the sppuiul mcnts t,r tkc
nCnth ct Mas, AID must therefore &, loc the
lUvitstiCD
Ater tCusu,.iigI r4s0!u iJu was aGop:.d
fixing ardsY, tnq luh day Of May. S. The
llm' ttr h"Gl;G i aeo,ioG rf tie eX-cut!7a aot
ward cJlAgnlitcy', .%r ihr pErpp>C Ct Doul4at.
nc canG.'!.I,S ior st. Of ret, ot1c.s 70 lie
vorcd tCT - Ika g:cciai ,!.cpn, On TlDySiay
the 27,h ct Mey; ADD !n1ll3R FL persons IN
'cudng g C. With Iae party ~ send 10 their
Gatucy 10 &C a6.,:maa e .he txscll!g- c0u-
mitco / h:: ii1i'.
Frs: vsra L ". FlN-. C;aranoa Moore.
:. II. s.",. #I3!a,c D4Rsn Gec,se ".
H5%tard, Eager :. ThompscD. llc,ry Eiarl
nil, Be-. Coru,a .ad il"urg ltuo'cr
Secoo3 ward Fred. ScnWarb, Siuon ot,!.
aclm, jena Z. DGnnriiy. Arhur Simasoa,
). SAM Win.-ztf, James Cfrmp, E4w.rj
carer, A.i.od Il.as snd ll:5Iy / wis.
Ihird AID J5"a McCucu James S;ew.t-,
Samuel Nsro"t;. John Hail. Peter EtcoDcr,
JAmo. I.,Ich, !. NIX. Ware ami Charles
ia, Sscr
tours ~,r5 Robert Gaioos. Geo Cocpar,
Jos; br@n', " =. Nsrris, Dapicl Su'Ii7an, ",
D. Brow, Thomas D1Tncy, jr., Chss Howell
and rhs-tns Sea.cs
II. s. Barker h4VoC lealitci to serve 90 the
executive comNI:tec, Michael Riley Hss cI,c
cd 10 sugply the 1acsCcy.
The ucelinC then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

InE CANAL The Cumb :rlsrd Times says:
he shipments by canal begin to show rapid
He;ets3. Gbd tbs HcIk hey will probably over
take hose oi the same period last year, With al
g1tcd re7eGue .lon the decreased tolls. Boat.
axe low rspidly returning for o.goes and CTR
cl' z,Os sc begi1rire TO feel the canal boon'
through oeevier receipts into their ,ills from
the sale If goods. A lively business 90 the
canal makes a bri.k business with our mer-
Giants"
Bl-ucs, srouad he wtsI7es in tfii city is
much mHlc sc.i7a thao i, wss NO or ttrse weeks
age. 10 c)Lstq Iecce Of tho c,sl trade, snd 81.
''Ady !aryc uul b Of vcts-is have made their
'Ppearatca 10 It's nal Dor, siVIng 1t quite lively
sppesraLce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

Viii star'; to- m.72s .h:s se.son At CATS
EAV EHH, W.. Ead from APRIL l.. 60
j U i 3O.h, !5>D Star Is dark bay Is hanIs
high, and yesra Old e1c,lIeut driver and
draug / Loose; e'eyas 100 lbs 10 WAS raised
Dv MIR. 1i,li. Henderson, OF Fairfax CO.. Va.
His size Was old ctsr, Morgan horse; ms d 40,
u Black it"wk mare, itcm kentucky. Sl,r
tru:s his ia.ls in 2 ~
Term: $40 for ma season; Sis TO insure.
JET The b.st caro- will DO taxed Of all mares
!ett IL lae s;%a!. no sccCu liability, however
for unsvg;t.t ) accidents
apZS-2L' is -. CATS pronriator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

RATIFICATION MEETISG.-,rhe republicans
oi the cl:Y will hold mass peetioG at the
cIIorcd O!d Fellows Hall, Monday night, foI
the purpose Of rstifyiug the ,ciop oil the
o;auuon convention in seadiog Grant delegates
10 the Chicago convention, and putting 9
s!ralghtout electoral ticket 10 the field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

Ear VIII oneu 90 the first day of April a
JOB LOT OF GOoDs from one IT the large st
retailers OF New York city, comprising BURT's
AID other We'll koowa panufac ur2rs. These
good are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, AID will be
sold i,r ONE HALF OF THEIR COST.
Lldles Mau's Chl'dron's aud Boy Shoes.
Dor 81 WADDEY. ITO kiog street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
old DIX. DOuDo POWDERS No,.wi.I

LID DIX. DOODo POWDERS No. = vii
~ cure sil chronic anl obstinate n:ro)u. ii
scaScS. I'll II rs soaer,l nscyuu; dsD,ilty ,u:o.-
un,"!y s:nl'ilGi !9s-e:, caused by ludtsrrs.,uu
c1ccsscs &C, or bJ !asG,vious thou ,ht! and
dreams, PROTECTING sr.>. physcsl All rcults,
weska'ss -ai "E-en des;roYiH: BIZ bod sat
toIat, srd Dragging Oh Cl-al .: vision, e-.r.T
decay = lY7.5rI :-.&!.';.'a. i'm fancy or phy,..
c,I 'aCal city, insanity a:it ! p5'ua tc:c,
;! Ger psc ta8,, - ak o,:ra.aa Tor oj
! AZ. 80 IT'S FRENCH pUWUSHS vu;
- care Dis2.sae ~ tho Kidneys Gravel Gls,t
s"U q! Gr!aaty uts:a,es, FERROUS debility loss.
,haaavoC !:oimai ctals:!Jao !mpJtsncT caused
bg incnc7elion ia y4g b. ex@ss.cs. etc fsmsl,
WeaNn-ss Or whit:a. $ccoiGt.. So pnilis IN all H..
iona I'D AL h'n1'i ~! saiu discusses speedily
cured Fs'co Is PSF 5rr. sen. 81 mzi sscurg
..um obs rSnton OF rsus'ct IF urics
j s" HtG&;' oYPH.tlTlC PILLS, 3.
- Sh:cgts Fl ~yahi.is III al ;;s i,sIns, ayi
uYory "es.,gs o "a d ,4e a,.d.aa.e1 it,a. IA
system. ~"rotut. srd - Blood .nd Ssin ,I,.
seasea so:e4!l" cared. I,;ce 81; lscge tox 5.
sp2l j. HHEI & CO, Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

HE ALARM OF FRE.-Thc alarm Of litc
!ass Ole ut Eoous o'ccck. which saciced-d in
btlUgIoE cut tho cn'If3 fire department, vas
caused 10y the buroiog OF the chimney Ct a
frame house CO south Columbus :tceet,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

RAIN RAIN RAIN!-HAvc al your TIN
ROOFING GUGTERING. AND RAIN SPoUTS AT.
TENDED TO AT ONCE By STANsBURY & BRO,
corner kpg sud Columbus streets. eng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Exp, cted from be State fluids.

Required from city, s. POO 90
Me- W. +. Clruc stated that he 10 company
With Me:srs. Grcgoty, Whit,itglon aud Lead
bcnter, had visited ill the schools soo- the last
meeting, and t,uGd them well taught AID iu
excellent order.
The cerk read all sprlc.too from The City
Treasurer, stating that, uoder rent decsiocs
he received 10 compapsa,ioD whatever, for dts
tuysing sclool fuD1s. ADD asking that he b.
allowed as muoh as he rreasuter5 Of other cities
10 the Commonwealth. AID. on mo;ion Of the
superintendent. the communication was re
ierrad TO the Committee 90 F,natc c, aud Ac-
counts.
Ol motion Of tho Superintendent. tn, cleik
was gu horned ~ i:sus permits. TO 70 enter
school 10 favor Ct E.ruts; r. Boyer and Thos
Dillon, who lad been withdrawn. Add then
the Board adj)urnrd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

FISH MAEKgT -OEo hundred thousand her.
III And lnreo Thousand shad .riived a. Fish,
town to day. Shsd sold at $40 20 SIS per han.
drLl and herriDg It 81 per Thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

PoLrE kErORT.-E +, Dlwnhap, esd,
presided AZ Police huadqlsttcta ssaiu this
morolas. The cay case brought before tio,
gas 'h:i Ct Barney Hennst!, whJ wss fined 81
iQr 6cic& Cruuk gu the streets a1a DISCHARGED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

DEATH OF AN OLD LADY Mrs. Mary Ger
don, mother Of NJ: i1r Wm. Glrdan, o prom.
neet civil engineer cf Florerc., Ala, died at
her resldeic c., on Peyton street. this morning
after an illness OF org two csYs, 10 The 50 year
OF her aye. Ms. Gordon hl1 large circle OF
friends IN the u0per c0unlies, and the new, Ct
her death will 10 re,ulvtd with r:crct Fer
!oneral Will rakr pl.co to mcrroH egeonc q. ]
n'I ;cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

PERSONAL --3lr. }. uuurtrry McErsh.
OF llaUnlos', hlo,, acc mgaucd ~ III, a.>, ar
rived 10 this t. !ast pvc2Itg He is younger
brother Of Mtss;s j. Il. AID W. \. McNesh,
OF ocr city. sud ~2s hin,ci! crz>u OF !his
place thirty ysa's aGC, about which time lie
moved 10 Al.-cu i. whore h. is engaged, en-
sive!g, IL thu lunb,r tusn'ss. Mr. McN,igh
visited lis ns,ivc State sbJu. % gecrs age,
-irce ehea uaoy changes have taken place,
uGd nsny Ct HE intimate frietdj and ecqusnt
soces haze passed away but there are yet
macy Ct OUT older ci'zans left who will remern.
Der him end will DO pleased to meet aud VEL
come him. after 40 sbscBcs of quarter Of a
CENTURY. Ec is stopping With Ills brother,
Mr.. VIM. \. McVeigb.
$. Chapman Ncsle, esq, arrived in New York
yesterday from st Cro1.
Msyor CORTLAND II. Smith, who hiss been in
disposed for several days past WAS out to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

LOCAL OPTION IN FAIRFAX Tho cc,l OPP
ton lev went into effect in Fairfax Go. 70 day,
aud gentleman. who It pped at the Court
says the bar roam slsLs vera being quietly
taken down. Durirg the nixs year Alrxaudtisns
aud others visiting that county will have to take
their c,utsen of provisions alooe With thsm,
and it is expected that Fairfax will b. moro
generally represented in this city 90 Saturdays
than for sometime past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

CEr2cH SERVICES. &C., To-MoRRow.-
Lhy7S: ChHrca.-Seryicc by Rev. Dir. Snter
aud CO ,nuuion ut a. II. No Sol vice At niObt
s. Rau[s Church.-Serv;c, by R.v. DR.
N0rtoo add c;mnuoloo at q. ID. NJ sc:yc.
10 the afternoon.
Grace Church.-Servcs and communion
at II a. 70. and service at 1:45 .. ID. nv Rev,
Mr. Sfarp.
St. -Nlry's Curch.-Mass a! aud II A.
u. and l~s9ers at 4 pm.
Iaioa Presbyterian Church First Church.
Service at ! | a. N. and 100 p. N. ty Rev.
DR.. BolINck.
Second Presbyterian Church-servico at !
a. m. anu 30 p. u. hv Rev. WIN. Dinvidd;c
Meth Fps. Gmch-SerYica at II a, m,
By Rev. Mr. Mills, OF the NJ. f Church
south. end at AS n. IN. by Rev. d.. Desle,
Of Wesley Chapel Washington.
Meth Epis Church .Somh-Servics at II
a. m az 500 II. IL. by Rev. W. X. BsyIp,
NTH Irot Church-SerVica at / q. m. and
- n. u. ~ Rev. Joseph J.. Mills, ID. D
Morri1s ,u'i:c., ''rhe Design cf his Trans
isura on; evening .uti CT. The Destruc i've
Power Doe SINGER"
B1pt'" N,rch-S"rvca at II A. n. aui ! 81
p. NJ, by Rev. MIR. pep OK.
Gr0lln Lutheran Lhwch-Srrvice at g
?. M. l','men. h2 k-V. Nj. li.codt.
free -leh,pdtT Church -S-ryi,.s a, \. IN,
and 81 ,. =. 81 lns ut 3 clock 10 tie a!tef
UooH r. rar "c2Eoian If hooes4.
lomg HD'S Christian association,
ScrVcc / syuH ana prayer mcetlpp ~ the
N. +. rC.;n S.u.h st ! - y, m. Jail at >
:. y. Z GIs !Ouaa 1t >! y. m,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
FINAL NOTICE.
|
N OTIOE |.
TO taos {

TO TNISE
IN ARREARS FUn CITY TAXES
Inc urie sliCwed for tie collection of city
t.1es fer the present fs al year x Jir.s May go
1870 Wa give final notice that it tins bills tlili
rem.Icl1g II our hans unp.d sfG 40. settled in
the next We dsJs. Wa h.i eC!rcaa = sir co! &C.
ton by cisirHiL;, - Ina 'aw dif..r's 'Hc hsys
been Us iaCu gen! 10 oU 81 possible. Oar du:y
- pal" sa1 !mr'T>i'e. We haye clshe: 10 pcy
ne BINS az co.itc. iustii, ant W. sTcer.ly hove
lhat !aJse sta! III ar!c.rs will C3G.e for Val ri apt1
settle. ana tbaf=LY f-iave Us Of the necessity of
eTioIcl2g !ha 50, "hict. W will .u:cy DE- b.
core .ac end CT iaa fscsl yesr No exceptions
VIII De- u Fia, out the i;su carried out
JrU. Z. ALL Col Ne d. Dist.
( F!ELU. Col. SoutY. Dist
z On G ht nr;et 81 .tinr mi IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

Ne ~! I5toEABILr9Ges. Mag |. 1850.
tJ- tn .i.@lii S'a;cs, liS0g bar, moLcr, porch
Hcft. H." .inl II tie southern portions 70 s1uih b.
set ~2I', cooler. c'eaT. ioIIowgd ~ slightly
gSrGcc y..l: c'"u;y weather..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

A PLEASANT TRIP The approach Of warm
weather and the accompanying dust aud per-
SEPARATION, naturally c,use people to lock out fer
scmc mere pleasant occupation than walking
the heated pa9emeots Of The city. Among the
opportunities offered for escaping sll this, none
is cheaper or more generally avai!ed Of. than
the trip % Norfolk by the we'll known steamer
Lady of the L,ke The passage down the river
and hay on these pleasant nights is really de-
Ilghtfrl 10 itself, but is greatly oDiarcs by the
polite attentions Of Captain J. c. Gibbs, Mr..
Wn. Baker, the Porsr, and in fsc:, all tie
offc3rs Of the boat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

TIE MARKET TO DAY.-Ihe msrket to day
was well supplied. gu UNUSUALLY large number
Of peolls from the c6unrg helug pIcseGt, and
buyers, who were cut 10 f1l force, w.Ie not
hard TO pleas. The ccun'r; people report that
the rain OF Thursday Wss much needed but he
high wind that TO wed il was GOT 80 sclcpta
bic, as it is thOu.tt probable that advanced
Vegela ion was dsmsgel by il. With but few
exceptions rriccA were folly 10 10 the standard
Of last week. y law strey dress d chickens
wcr" ihero sul held at high plicss-irom GO IS
to 81 per par Tie meat mail os wss well
SUPPLE d, std lriccs ragged as ftlIoxs:-
BET, l25 to 151 ror p'uuc; best cus. 49,;
vsal -! 70 l5'.; cu;l,l5, Is; lamb, .O,. VIA
Ter vegetables 4eaangec; green pas, 5Oi per
week, asparagus, tao bupcn; for % tor 9toi 5,
25c per box; cabbage spInnts, 80 - 40s per
pick; IMk clt'iagv, 80 to 4Dt per pjcs York
n.bD,Gc, 10 is. per bcsC nulors aud r,ui-he5
. to Sc rer bgact isi.uce | t. 3. per hsad
rhubi1o So per bIocb; butter IL bettcr sup
ply than ,ast Saturday, 25 70 $50 per pGu,G;
eggs, rs 10 l3J PEI Dig. Fsl-saAd % 10
80; 9er par; racE. lOl per poupG; bcfrins -.
per GoZse; rock tl1 holzr, $ y 20 81 30;
wtl;e psrca, 'G.c, eGd high, l.! - 70 90, per
tuact; surgeon &c. per ID. Tbu a,avrs nn
hs"'! we're rsre gui lesuii!uf-s=isuiuls ID
" jGc pisG is:o2s, 10 10 SOC Iuch!as, 10 -
60 cail lilies, p; q ,i:ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

WONDERFUL EsCAPE-A passenger % the
We. Mtuaud Railroad evening NJ train. which
arrived 10 this city ToursdaY morning reports
that wbea a. few miles this side OF Dauvile,
"Wednesday evening, tie aio came Up with a
COW % the track, aud owing to lha confprma
tlon OF tie prcu.d at that point, she had 20
ave1uc OF cape. TIE animsl wss. - o matte r
OF cours", taken up and bcroe Onward with the
rapid motion of the locomotive q distauca of 81
least halt milo before the train wss halted,
asd to the SUNRISE cf all, STEER being disiod.e6.
ran nimb'y IF up hill en!irsy unirjurod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
CANDIDATES..

7 ANNOUNCE myself a candidate for the
a ctiee of City Sergeant, subject to the action
OF tpe onservstve primary election
Ar23 -tpea U. M. MONROE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

: Eh> PECTFULLY announces mysel; can.
= Gitatr tJr Reelection for LoD,alohys.!.h'.
e..osaey, sucject To iho decision CO tho conser-
TAIiV. v.r,y.
apl7-',r SAMUEL. G. RHFtT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

PROPERTY SALES Mr. Ssuutl Fl. Jauo'y
has sold TO Mr.. John H. L mncrman the tTo
story dwelling o. s.. A.aph street, between
hlos and Prince, with frame front end brick
blck bulldog. for 81 800.
Messra. y Neal al Lucas sue ioneers, SID
10 day. Ia front If the market baiIdlng. fer
Mr.: Alb+rt Stuart, trGs,es. The lot Of ground.
with Improvements there, situated 90 the west
tlde OF Falltax street. btWeen Cemercn end
Queen. IS feet 10 inches front 90 FsirFax s.. By
81 feet deep. to Mrs. Res IA Brown fer 81 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

go TSi@ VDcEE5 OF TIE CITY OF Al
= IN ~ DElA-! resnectfuiiy ouBou1cs nv
sell : csnd'd 4. 10. lAs Clico " CITY sergesLl,
sutj32' to taa d3cisi@l Q tie Gou-ervslivc p,rty.
zAd earnestly r'Hlsst luu support OF my fellow
c!.z3rr.
hpi2.-t,. JNO w GSmPHEEI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
= cidste for Commissioner of the Reveaua, and
earnestly soctthesuppor of my fellow citizens.
aDl2-t.s GEO. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

Ahbt'N SEED-l have this d,y received
~ largo supply of LAMDEEEI',; GAR
DEN SEED. which l am sailing 81 the lowest
markst prices Rural Registers free IN a:pgic.-
tlon w. +. Ck&IGErGH
let 81 King street..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-01
South Carolina Rail Road
Passenger Department

CHANGE OF SCIEDuLr
On and after Juiv llth, 1880, PASSENGER
Trains on this Road will run as follows
Cill further notice.
Greenvillc Express Train.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-01
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Champion Grocer, OrnMgeburg, s. G.
ESTABLISHED 1853!
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-01

Passengers leaving Columbia or Char
lesion on these trains have to change cars
1T Branchvillc 10 reach Charleston AT , 90
|, III or Columbia at ) b " IN.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-01
Night Express Train,

GO, NC EAST
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-30
Truth Worst Of All.

A man who said he was trying to get
enough money together to reach Toledo,
yesterday entered an Office ON Griswold
street and told his story, and added that
his name was Caesar.
"Any relation to Julius or Augustus 2"
qucricd the citizen.
"Wcll, no. want to be honest and
square about this thing, and tell you
honestly that am not related to either"
"Then ! can't help you any. You are
nothing but Il common sort q plug, and
it won't make any difference whether You
ever get to Cleveland or not. If You
We're related to the great Julius I should
feel in duty bound to help YOU"
The man backed ont without another
word, and entering the office next door
he walked up to the occupant with the
remark: "My lame is Caesar, and am
closely related to Julius and Augustus.
Can you spare me ten cents to help me
get to TolCdo?"
"Sir, You are a base deceivcr!" re-
piled the other. "YOu are no more re-
lated to the Caesars than | am Had You
come in here and told me straieht,
truthful story ! should have given you n
quarter YOu can go, sir
The man went out, and now he de-
tcrmined to tell the truth and nothing
but the truth. Hating the first man
who came along, he said
81 have been telling folks TINT my
name il Caesar, and that wns trying to
collect money enough to take me to
Toledo. Now the real truth of the mat
ter is TINT am named Clark, and l want.
ed money to buy whisky. That's the
solemn truth, and you can help me with
ten cents"
"Ten cents! Why, you base liar, and
dcceivcr, I'll hand You over to the
police - exclaimed the other.
give told you the truth"
"And it's enough to send You up for
six months! Don't you dare ask me for
money"
The tramp sat down on cold stone
block, took his last chew of tobacco, and
muscd
"Pvc lied and I've told the truth.
I've told the truth, and I've lied. I've
made us much one way as the other, and
nothing out of either. Looks IA though
I've got to play deaf and dumb or go to
work !'-DCtrOH Free Press.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-30
She Renewed.

One of the sanitary police was the
other day bordering over boxful OF
dead cats in IN alley off Seventh street,
says the Dctr0H Free Press, when he
heard oaths and yells and the sounds of n
conflict i'll house near by. Az he en-
entered the yard man and woman burst
open the side door and rolled down the
steps in heap, kicking and clawing with
right good will.
"What is the trouble herc?" asked the
officer, M he pulled them apart
"There, I'm glad you happened
along" exclaimed the man, as he jump
ed up. "The old woman and me have
Ind dispute for the last ten or fifteen
years as to when Christopher Columbus
discovered America. Maybe You
know"
cit was in 1892" replied the officer.
"Just the date / had-Just what
said!" cried the husband as he danced
around. "Now, then, old woman, will
You give np?"
"Never!
"You wont?"
"Not an inch! said 400, and had
your neck across The edge of tho step!
We agreed not to bite nor scratch, and
prefer to renew tho conflict rather than
take strangers figures! Come in the
housew
The officer waited at the gate until he
heard two chairs smashed down and Q
dozen yclls, md he resumed his rounds
with growing conviction that Columbus
would ultimately DO two years ahead II
! that house.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-30

Hcavcs and windbroken are one and
the same disease, the first being used to
designate its millcst form, nd the latter
when it reaches its seycrest stages. II
is i'll reality kind of asthma, caused by
overlooking on clover hay, chaif, and
other coarse, bulky, and dusty fodder.
The diseases are seldom known where
horses are pastured all the year, and
clover in some of its species does not rn-
ter into the hay crop. II the horse has
not had the hcavcs 80 long as to be
wholly beyond help, try feeding on corn
stalks, cut moist hay, with carrots, bects,
tumips, potatoes, and other well known
nutritious roots. Keep til" bowels open
10y laxative medicines, and for IT tonic
give arsenic i'll three grain doses for two
or three weeks. Give the animal no dry
hay, except little handful nj night; and
if you have good, wcll-currd cornHtalks,
these will suffice, with plenty of roots
and cut hny, with grain three times il
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