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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
YVES UDGE

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80, 49, ,1.s NH'I''s!' Vi "2 1'yII III
p.,e.t'. y az! Ile!e near me- a9"e4 Jaqge
I i3Lii G y.t'''""! !" "'e Essex 'l"'"e' TO-
'.' ~ Sy"' I.5, 49,.
.s,e sS 49,, y / aiA 1AAaI1s hsN mere
Ds.J'I 20, @Is "s'1' " mountainous man
WIN O~S s NH-i aAu oe"Iu' very req ana
emp !"ot' AM anu ,, wearing me WEI. known
, hI''oIp Vi ule Acuopo.i'aN ponce: N
ms H"hu' Wn!ch rested on the railing front
tns ':,s IHs'.ce seat ne he!d uPHSht that
!''IldaD!e weapon ca!.ed ciu0.
10" arrested these boys
~, ys' . ~, I1ge'
. M"'A y" '!laNs' John Iecne.y AMI John
ani'A, aged respectively four, SIX and eight
yeats
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
HOW MANY APPLES.
Burlington HawEeye.

A man net Burlington boy walking
toward town on the Agency road, eating an
apple. How many apples have YOU :
asked the man, The boy replied, "one-
half as many apples as I have eaten, added
to twice as many as am going 70 eat, less
1--WE that bigger boy took away from me,
divided by two-thirds of the number
dropped in the orchard when saw the
dog plus SIX which ate on the orchard
fence before the man saw me, will equal
one-ftth Of all that l tried to get" How
many apples did he havei
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

WITH the libeTa!ity characteristic Of tie
nation, the United States government viii
make a contribution for the relief Of Ire
land larger than any that has yet been
made by any government or individual,
The house committee on foreign affairs have
agreed 70 report favorable resolution ap-
propriating 100000 for that purpose, and
there is no doubt but that II vii! pass both
branches Of congress without opposition.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

DpTHERIA prevails in an astounding way
in the provinces Of Charkoff and Potaya,
in Russia; forty thousand persons having
died from the disease since November. In
the neighborhood Of Walk, whole villages
have been depopalated oy the epidemic.
The ravages of the disease have far exceed
ed those Of yellow fever II the southern
states Of America.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
.argest Circulation OF any Daily IN
Southern Illinois. W.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY

The meeting Of the committee On the
Irish relief fund in Springfield was lmpor-
one at the Leland House, asst night,
Proper steps were taken for the reception
and entertainment Of Mr.. PANEL in this
city on the Sd Of rext month-an occasion
that will be fEaugh, with great local in
teIest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

DEAN STANLEY was waited On by q dep
utaton Of liberals who protested against
the erection Of a monument 70 young Louis
Napoleon in Westminster abbey. lie re-.
piled TO the assertion that there was q
strong feeling in America agains; the pro
posed memorial by stating tha, be did D.,
believe any such sentiment existed, and i
il did, that England should not, for that "
any other reason, be deferred from doing
suitable honor to the memory # a bright.
brave boy who died in its service.
lie thought if one OF the princes
of the house Of Orleans bad
fallen during the war Of secession his
grave would have been hcapcd with all the
honors which the republic could bcs,ow
and concluded his remarks by stating that
If he were to give way in this instance II
would open the door for complaints from
every party against the recognition of ri.
walls. The dean was quite right in casting
discredit on the report Of American feelipe
in this matter. There has been no rio,
Lere as far as heard from, and one is no,
anticipated,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

BEWARE OF MALARIA.-The prevalence
Of malarial diseases in country and town
indicates a danger 10 which We are a.. OK.
posed. These diseases are easy 70 contract
and hard 70 eradicate. But Warmers safe
Pills neUtra.ize the poison and cure them.
And they are equally effective acaips: all
Hi.!lNs trOubles
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

The best remedy in the most severe
cases OF rheumatism is without doubt ST.
JACOBS OF; for have known it to cure
when all remedies advertised and recon.
mendcd for rheumatism have been used
without results, Jacob Kempter, Monroe,
Wisconsin.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

Tie name of Speaker Randall he's frequent
ly been suggested in connection with TIL
den's preference, but Randall would be
disabled in the convention by opposition in
his own state.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27

PILES PILES, PrLEs, DO you know
what it is to suffer with piles If YOU do,
You know what is one of the worst ,ormcn,s
OF ,he human frame. 1t cures constipation
and then its tonic action restores health to
the diseased bowels, and prevents recur.
renee of the disease Try it without delay
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In matter of Estate OF Dyas 7 Parker, deceased
To Elizabeth p, Tinker Dyns r. Parker, william
Tweed Parker and lode Parker, heirs ut law of
Dyas 7, Parker, deceased
You are hereby notified that will, a, the March
term OF the County Court Of Alexander County. to
be holden at the court house, IN Cairo illinois on
the end Monday in March, next, present my final
report OF the settlement Of the accounts of said ~.
tate. andhpply for discharge M administrator Of
snid estate Dated, Cairo, Illinois, February IL,
1880 r. II CUNNINGHAM
Administrator Of Estate Of Dyas 7, Parker, Decd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
MORRISON, TILDEN's CANDIDATE

MUKKIoUN, TILDEN'S CANDIDATE.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday,
after arguing the improbabii,y of Til.
den's nomination and the further proba-
bility that he will dictate the nominee,
says:
Who Tilden would name can only be
guessed. Late reports point TO Morrison,
Of Illinois, who was Union soldier, is
enough Of hard money man to satisfy the
east, aud represen, the contest that was
made against the electoral commission.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
LEGAL
A DNEsTRAToWs NOTICE
state of Illinois, Alexander count

state Of Illinois, Alexander county, -,
ESTATE OF MARGARET CAMERON, DECEASED
To the heirs and oil others concerned" OF said
estate:
You are hereby notified TINT on Monday the
sth day Of March, 1850, the administrator Of said
county, al Cairo, Illinois, final report OF
his acts ana dOngs ~ such administrator,
and ask the court 10 be discharged from any
and all further duties aud responsibilities connect.
ed with said estate, and biz administration thereof
at which time and place, you may be present and
resist such application II yOn choose 80 to do
WILLIAM HOLDEN,
Admins traitor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
10000 Carriages

Manufactured by EMERSON FISHER CO., are now in use
in every part Of the American Continent
They Unlang received
testimonials similar
Of which 81 file subject Inspection
LIS July
.lOtVOr o.
hey uyegr M a a
Mcsrs C0fruR C,Ju Z
htwo
myself the Ian
localities where
ymcn Farmers and Others requiring
0 localities
facilities establishment have been extended enabling
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
8 Hairs In if,a s,,asf

LoSDoS, Angus: IS A Tlueg dispatch
itom CALCUTTA say:. The troops 10 n, Euyum
Valley VII! not be Hith51awn for tho pr,s.uI,
Inc question Of 4 permanent cc,upa,icn OF tia,
valley Is stall undecided. bu. the bsIapce Of
opinions seems to be against its retention.
a correspondent of tho Times At bucharest
gives the following additional details of the
murder Of d.. Parso1s the American ni;siora
~: Onc OF the assassins placed tho rnuzzIe Of
bis rlil, close 10 DR.. Parsons servant. fired Of
and Killed him Instantly. DIR. rarsonu then
started un but before he couIl say Or do as,-
thing, Q bullet pierced HIS heart. Tho two
CIrcasslans threw the bodies over rriclpioe at
the loot OF which they were found after few
days: An American residing ct Ismidt tale
Rrsphod tho iacts tc Mr.. Gosohcn. the British
Ambassador. who communicated them imme.
dlatcly 10 MIR. Heap, tho American Consul
GeIefal A squad OF soldiers was sent to The
camp oil the Citcas.ians aud they threatened to
shoot the whole tribo unless the murderers were
surrendered, WhereuDon the nurderers wero
delivered 10 the authorities. The affair CAUSED
great cohsternaIion at Constan!inppc and size,
lis oeourretco the people travel armed and il
possible With 40 armed guard when riding or
driving IN the suburbs Of Constan!inorc.
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NlkGlNla: Iii tho Clerks Office of tho Cir
CUT Court of Aloxsndr:H county, on iha
:;Eh day Of July, 1850
hliZaooth h: Lloyd, plaintiff IS. Richsrd z
Lloyd. John i. Bradford and Rosslio Brad.
lord, his wife. George d. Cudlip snd Ellon E.
S'dip his wife, Bees ford Lloyd, Arthur If A.
Fey aid Joanna I. Mackey, his wife. n =;
hiackoy and Bosins MSck:y, his wife, dcr,n.
daats. In chsnccry
NJ emo; Tho object of This suit is TO procure q
sHin OF thn roal estate Of the iete Richard X.
Log q, situated iii tho county Of Alexandria
vs. and sn Investment Of tbs proceeds of sale,
.ccording to law.
,, mo defendants, Richard \. LloyJ, john S.
Hrs1iofd and kosslio Bradford, his wfs George
u. Su1lIp and Ellen Il. Cudlp, his wife, Rock
l"rd Lloyd. Arthur Msckey and ,Josnns l..
Mickey, his vito. |. j. mackey ard Eosias:
Macecv, his wife, not having untered their An
pearSnce ard 8lvoa security according l., The
net Il Assenhl? aid lhH ruluS Of this Court, And
II appear!.s by an affidavit Inst they are not
resl:aa.s Ct this State. II is ordered thai tho SAID
1c'chdants appear horo within one month nfnr
due puohca!lOn OF this order. and do what il
ntcHs ssIy TO protect their lntcr0Sl in this suit
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
strtad IN tho hltS.nGria Goz.lta, /. newspsp.r
published III tho city u! Alexandra. Gaca a wnrk
ler hour sntcrs>Iv, Werks, sid pusl.d a. fla
ir"ni Il Jn' Of tbs Court !iouEc II this county.
n COZ y test: BENZ. Il USrIN OZARK
'nafIes stuart p. i530-wIw
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sa EssYStsEAE,,

nLD DIR. DODD'S POWDERS NO. = will
~ cure all chronic and obstinate ,lcrrous Ii :
seases, sHch as general nervous debility, invol-
unt"ry seminal loEsos caused by indiscrotion.
excuses, &c, or By lsscivious thoughts and
dreams producing srcst physical and mental
weakness. and often destroying both BODY and
mind, and bringing on dimnes3 OF vision. csrIr
decay, universal lassiLude, impo.oncy or ph ysi.
CA ca Incspacity, insanity and consumption Price
y per pscSsge, or six packagea for IS.
TX. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS will
~ caro- Diseases of tho Kidneys. Gravel, Glest
and al! urinary diseases, nervous debility loss of
manhood, seminal emissions. impotency caused
by indiscrotion in youth, EXCUSES etc, female
weakness or whites. sccoins, syphilis in sll its
forms and all blood and skin diseases spaodily
cured. Price S3per boz. Sont By msi! secure
rom observation on receipt Of urice.
| eH. HI HTEES SYPHILITiU PILLS, a
~ specific for Syphilis in Ill its forms, and
every 9es!age Of tbs disesse orsdc>Lot from tho
system. Scrofuls and al Blood mnd Skin di.
ssases speedily cured. Price 81; largo box 81
sp-' JANNEY S Co, gents.
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BOOKS, sFATloNERY. etc.
V<'HNVs' ~ 4 ~ d to "1ss atc.
LITERARY REVOLUTION
STANDARD BOOKS ALMOST CIV
EN- 4 V.AIl

BG an arrangement. the undersigned has been
appointed solo agent in Alcxaadris for tho sale
OF tho publications Of the NEW YORK BOOK
EACHANGE. Catalogues and rces furnished
on application Among the wonderful things
when have boon accomplished for the lovers of
good books by tho literary revolution is ths,
reproduction Of CHAMBERS E&CYCLOPE.
OLA al more nominal cost Il Is o verbatim
reprint of tho last English edition. in Is vols;
over 49, goo pages, cle,r nnnparol tyne. hand
aomely bound in cloth, 81 60; postage c:s. per
volume; III volumes now ready. Special terms
during tins present month for tho como.e,e work
St: just think Of Sm!h's Hibio dictionary 81:
Tano's English Literature $50; cr Plutsrch's
Lives 3vn's, 81 70; or Nacaulay's ESSAYS
vols, So ~; or Rollins Ancient History, 81 Is:
or Mi!tona comploto works, Coo; or shakespeare
complete go, GnI 20 on through tho list. Eva.
rybody can havoa library OF caoico books y,
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Rev aaiIIn

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Tho Aoalo Aneri
can Cable Company has accomplished The work
oil laying their new cable, which will be known
rs the cable of 1850, from Hearts Content to
Va'entIn, in iIrIc over eleven days. Tho lay
Ing began on the l0.h aud was oomplctcd on
the .lst instant. 70 meet this the Western
Uoion Telegraph Company has for sor,o Tina
past been constructing. but have not quite com
rleted, a direct wire Of tho largo No. / sz,, to
DO worked ~ q1adrup!.x en- Cable business
alamo
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4ncCrlAi,ary.

FLGsHINo. l.. /, August ga numhar Of
9D,ysl=flous lhcondlary fires hsvo taken plaza at
College point for Some timo mast. On Saturday,
night some sheds, Ferygsng's pavilion and j.
T. Y. III lllcr's barn wero fired. Michael Wood
was can2 hi in the &c! OF setting ii7e to ono OF
Them ami WAS arrested. 1t is prrhshln that all
tho Tires will be traced TO him.
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Another Case of Arms.

NEW oRK, Aug. "a l.ondou sptca! has
the following: a dispatch from Cork states
mat another case Of arms Rd,!rc.std to some
fictitious person now lica at the wharf
unclaimed. Tho box had arrived ut Cork on
the steamer from Enpland. Every steamer
that arrives Is thoroughly searched. The mill
tary authorities have recalled AL men now on
Leave OF nts'ncn and refuse to eraot rny inr-
lourhs
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Curious Cause OF sspntI,.

hEn BANK, n. j., Ang. 2%.-John Dismer,
formerly we'll to do citizen of Coltsnrck, was
lonnd dead on tho sloop of his house this morn.
Ing, lilo WAS hcplossly Intoxicated and fell e It
on his lace with arms bancath him and WAS
smothercd t. death. lie was Il years cr sgo and
:, rinl
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(HIiCieIurny HI

i1s Tines AGENCY, August 70, Via LsLo
City, Col, August :&--Thrco Indian runners
rem tho southern Tito Agency arrived this
,',oIn':H eh1 report That Chiot Guray iS danger
onsIy Ill snl not expected 10 live.
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" 1851 RIA, 10 wit: In tho Circuit Court oI
FAlriAG county. AUGUST Id lSSA

RIA, 10 wit: In tho Circuit Court of
" Fairfax county, August 10, 1850.
'u!ia +, Ford, administrators of Il. Il. Ford, do.
Gossed against $. NJ. Ball, NJ. M. Ball, Isaac
/. Ball. M. d. Ball and others, derts, In civ
Mon: Tie object of this suit is to charge The
legal snd equitable interest of tho lsto :. NJ.
Ball IN the lsnd which his mother, tho late Mar
ihs O. Ball, widow of Mottran Ball, deceased,
oeid MS dover, with the payment OF Judgment
noIsucd by thu complananL's inteetate against
the Said s. III. Ball Tor tho sum of SsGi e. with
interest from tho Sth day Of September, 1851
II Sppoating by affidavit fled that tho above
named defendants nro non residents of tho Stste
81 Virginia, it is ordered that they appear with
IN one month after duo publication hereof, and
uo "n"t Is necessary to protect their interests
a copy-testo: r. d. RICHARDSON OH
Moore 81 Son, u a. snuI3-wdw
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kOE.iL BRETIT/E,g

, JaElcs hsrhcnr, esq DR.. Mclou, and III aicr
DhRt7 L. Leo, democratic rnadiustcrF, did
not hrilvo hore ID day, rs w.s expected.
Dir. q. Il. Prico will lava Cor sale =: ais stand
IN the market to morrow fine lot OF sal, wattr
Lsilofs anu Spanish iaacgcrsl which arrived
tom NollolI: today
Tho Msnsio. Houso has bton so!et.,d ~ tho
headquarters Tor tho Conrad delegation TO the
reEuIar democratic Congressional nominating
convention. watch mCo,g IN this city next Wed.
ncsday. Several Of the delegates from Win.
chest1r have already arrived horC.
The county conservative Climb, with CurIis q
Graham It's msrshs will participate in the dc.
mohslralon III Washington on Thursday night
mounted The Falls Church club will nee! tho
Alexandria c'uh y. Hayley's Gf";s Roai; aid
mo Two clubs Will ir2cac.! 10 Wtsh inglon in n
body.
Ono hundred and fou5 csr loads + este, CO.
lectnd from along tho !Iuo Of tho virginia Mid.
lard Railroad, passed over that road durin o
SATURDAY. night and Sunday morning for tfalti,
moro. rms IL the hoarles. Of the hoavy shin.
mems q stock over tbat rood curing the season.
anu gentlemen !roG! fauquier say that the trans.
actions in ca!t,a woro never rs largo in that
county rs they have b2cn Gurin. tie present
year.
A sttachuloGt WAS !:SurA dis afternoon
by Justice hl0'lcr agR;nss ihn w &. Coup
CIicua. for w.grs duo JOHN Woods, 40 en-
pioyeo of the c,mnaay. Thn casa was Brought
before the Jn:;n 1T bal! past four O'Clock
VINO crn.lEncG II iii Il to- morrow morriup
at ten oc,otk. S. Ferguson Beach, ctu., rem
resented Mr.. Cong, ard EImon.i Burke, tFG
The plaintiff.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

hEA7GEa PROBABILITIES. dug. -. 1880.
Fox lie Middle Atlantic Sls;cs stationary Or
mgAor barometer, nearly stationary ttlnperg-
TIRE, variable winds, partly c.oGuy weather,
with lOC4! raius.
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FIN "A n CEAH,
legal NOTICES.

-
VlKGINIA, city OF Norfolk, to wit: We, J.
McHUGH CO., RectiGors and Whole.
SAFE Liquor dealers Of tho city OF Norfolk, State
OF ylrglnls, have adopted the following as our
trade marks, viz:
"A 6ctr bottle bctrcs', the aDor.ls trait, cne,
marH encirclc1 hy tie 10ordS j. NIcHuqh t.
20. No1otk. Va; a Jrcr bottle 6ct,oecM tie
1n ITt frade md 'mark.' ~iM the arords j.
tM1c c y Co, Tort2"iouth. "a cncircling
mon'A Ia, forming circle"
ana claim The exclusive right TO tho uso O
salu Trade msrKs. In testimony whereof we
n mere set our hands this llth day Of August
''co' JOHN McHUGH & co.
acknowledgements Court of tho CITY of
!AH,iexsndrIs. Clerks Ollie, August ID. 1880,
i; lli' claim OF tssdo marks was this day filed in
tho othco for record Tests:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
f. copy-tcste MORTON MARYE, CIerk.
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l'raoc in the Family" You can erj,y a
good nights rcst aud retain psaoo iu tho family
by keeping DR.. Du's Baby Syrup 10 The house
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GONE To FRONT ROYAL II }. G,iffin. of
phIl'dt 9hia, tho gentleman who VAS robbed in
this city ol ctven hurdfed 30 lt:. ras. cd
through hero this IN nrnnr with his vat" Tor
Front Il ya', Va, fur the heneIt Of MIA ir.lh
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Me!herS! MOtilerS!! W~.Eia7s7iI
Are you disturbed 1t night and BROKEN Of your
rest By tick child sutton = md crying with tho
ezcTacnLIrG pam oi cu;tin:; tceth tf 81, 81 ~;
once ana Set Il hJl.o OF MhS. W1N2L0 US
soOTH1NG SYRUP /; Will relieve the 100,
Iistlo RntiaIor imm"hisiely --icnnnd upon il;
there is no mistake ih Ut it. There Is not II
Mothor on earth who hiss ever used IL who will
not tell Yon =; cGCa that i: vii! r. Tt;lste the
hoHo.s. aid civn rea. III tho I:Ia;har, n.G relief
End health - thu ch!!h. operating !jEo magic.
H. Is perfect! sa :" ii.' IN I'll n'.- and pl, as
AL -. LIZ" tr-l2 .n'i is In T"sctip;"n q! s,nn vi
III" "l1rst and tm~t ir;nain .hysi,,nha nnh nurses
IN tho Un:,ed States FGtl rl:i.aLini.s far using
viii "c'ninpany "r":I ;'"!:ln ,},nn y ,nr,r,. un.
less tho isc-sim!Io Of GU RTlS II r'EHKINs
Is on tue ontsid" wrnnrcr Sold ~ a: Medicine
Dealers. Twenty 1--we Carts u bottle Beware of
limitations.
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tuOpob Al. NOTES.--rherc will bo polite.
- IN Alexandria this week 10 satisfy the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-23

CHARGED WITH EoubERy.-A young oolorcd
r'il, originally from Cutncpcr, siving her Dumo
"a "JenaH, was arrested On the circus grounds
ms morning by OIlio:r Walker. charged With
rnb@iaG The premises Of co!ored man named
Wm Sharks, with whOm she liv1d 10 Fairfax
e1nn'y. Tee arrest was mad, ct The insts1ce
Of Eapti' Carpcottr, oo'otcd. CT This ety. at
whose house shn M. u when she first arrived
here, and upon whose recommendation che OBJ
taIoed woik With Sa.rka in Ealriaz. After
li,iag With Sna,ts some lime Sic left n few
days agI carrying With her articles Of clothing,
". She was t,kcn hciorc ,Ius;;c, Brown flr
TX limitation.
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foL!rE ITEMS. John llanry, racg. iir:n5.
AitrE. &&:'cEsas cad ,iha1iss TLom t,son. The Lac
ter tiioa tramp from Richmoo6, were arrested
Saturday right, for boing drunk aud disCrdcrly
on hH r9eis, aud Icck d up in the station
house uat !h's nlrc,nnon whcn Speaks was
iInod -. sui the tramp sent I" iail Tho o!he.
two we're dischsrkod.
Abrs;,an Wlkoo, . vAiat,1 s,rrr, trgsa1
i.1L hasi;apsop, was ordered tn: IT Tia city
y, ,rd5y by Justice Mot.ar
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L. UGAR CURED BREAKFAST PIEORS,
~ Shoulders snd small Ham, inst received by
aupl0 l. O. MIIRIp N -
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CorNIY COURT - lion. James SangStcr,
Jndg@ 2rCShHnH. The couiL met this Elornipg
ani h!t:r :. short - ION ut urued uniil curt
~ :'ni.e. I he sr.nd llry brought 10 true bills
nvh.asi c'rarn parties Tor Gamhlas near the
long ibrIirc, Sid against The Ariingt0n Turn
pix GHGra,y fer iEaiolaininr a nuisance.
II" n"urt oGd rcd the gates Of the Ariiogton
inrnllk' - m"atp b. b. tllrOwo open on sUch
lr::s It ,i"iuai u, lies in tti4 o}unr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-23

NETTING or DELEGATES The dr!r.a!a
ii0n 'ii' c"y and o"uatr 10 tia unnprrs.i,ouI
'HEv'utlAn, vii ;arct 81 The oicc e krni X
a.r"lr t" ;:'GrrrT morning 81 | | o'clock.
Mr.. NcaIn received the ilIinwlng lclc2fan
TO day:
'WAEEEhT. N. VA August D.
"t:r. Nr3I>:
"Crodontns fiv1n 10 Jour d9!cgatn3 from
RHHt"n, Cnry e credentials to you by mail.
~. ). LATHAM"
, 1880-06-03
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

THE temperature ycsterlny. NJ nhsorved a'y
tiannRsc. optctnn. No. VI Madison street fT Hfn'
uNE iu!IlEng,. WIS at n. ILL.,. u, degrees: u H..
n, Is; I. n1 Ill IN. ILL.,. II; y. MI, dJ Haro'n-
otcr, n. ill.,. :9.'t; = D. nl., 21ff3.
AnouT twenty Democrats met 1T 0wslcy's
unll. corner nr 1tol,ry md West Madison str ccts,
md nrgnntzrd II seymour Club for tho cnlntlnlun
LIZ tho rlscinn IF Col. y. r. 1lnltwln ns frrs,-
dent md Il init lst If HctrH stuWtl tu SerKcttnt-
Arms. Tho Club then adjourned.
TuE rp,1te of nnrnunl's procession Thlsrsstny
will bo m fulllws: I.uMyn Lake Front ut U
o'rock: Mn'slsun street 10 stntc: 10 Folk; 70
C,.tltl; to Twelfth; 10 l[nlstctl: to lknntrh: to
aauentnun; 10 Mnllison: IT, Canal; IL Inlk: 70
.latn; III ilnrrisnn; to Wabash nvunt1e to hlatl'
tson; nnt! return to lot.
Til: main scctinn 1T tho Hncialisito ldn1'or
pety h.ld II n,reiinH ut Nh. IL Ihku street Inst
ey.tiitlE, ind rlretnsl tlrIcvles 70 tho tareetl-
bnck Convention to ,lo held IN this city .lnnr "
thu foilnwinK ,c'egntrs. onc. Tor eacis Eicolnlnl
veto If tl1D State, were tirctcsl: AID. Chris
Meyer. Frunk IIieIGfcIlt. r. e.. MnrXnn, j.. Il.
l'afsons, GetrEH 4. seh,!!ing, AZ; r s'a',Ser,
Rn1s, 1..o sfriflfcck. Charles Williams. Charles
Wheeler. John sncr, Tim O'Meara. ALL! Alt
peter, ticorgc slsmn. 1corgo t}Mil.. q. Z: War-
ncr, Potter Peterson, Thomas Duoklfn, and f. a..
RfHfpug.