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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17

the state had little idea what they were
saying. The general impression gathered
from Major Smiths remarks was that
should he qualify to-day he would not be
likely to perform any executive acts that
he can possibly avoid before the court is
heard from,
A curious fact came to light during the
ballot in the convent n for members of
the executive council. The printed bal
lots misspelled the name of two candi-
dstes-Edwsrd G. Moody was called
Edwin" and J. B. Redman's name was
changed to ''Redmon." The errors were
not discovered till the committee had re-
tired and counted the vote, bat before
they reported a new bsllOt was ordered.
At 100 both house. took recess until 4
O'Clock. A caucus to nominate other
state officers will be held at 2.30 this after
noon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17
The RiOfOuS Irish.

Dublin, 16.-The Irish relief fund in
stituted by the Duchess Of Marlborough
amounts TO $4,000.
The police escorting process servers a
Kilmina, county Mayo, were severely
msltrested last night and obliged t
retreat, though they had rifles loaded and
bayonets fixed. Several police were cut
about the head and face. Process servers
had their clothing torn and the process
was captured by the mob.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17
Deceived Blacks,

New York, 16.-A party Of twenty
negroes, five adults and fifteen children,
arrived in New York on Wednesday
from the neighborhood of Helena, Ark,
expecting to 60 to Liberis, where some
of their friends had gone in the company
which recently left this port, They had
been advised to save all their money to
go to Liberia, and vera greatly disap
pointed when told, upon going to q gen.
tlemau connected with the Liberisn
colonization scheme, that there was no
way by which they could reach their
goal. This gentleman reported their des-
titute condition to the superintendent Of
outdoor relief.
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Vote of Censure.

Paris, 16.-Debsudry D'Asson, mem
Der for Verdee, in the course of his at
tack en- the ministry in the Chamber o.
Deputies. yesterday, said government
being III q state of political bankruptcy
the motto of "Liberty, equality and fra
ternity" should be replaced by "Servil
ity, rspscity and iniquity." For thu
language vote Of censure was parsed OF
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17
A. ANDERSON

hbEfh FURRIER. MANUFACTURER OF
PiYiHgD Robes, Gloves and Ruckskin Clothes.
ESEl Furs Cleaned and Repaired.
9 South End of Commercial Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17
The PLAZA Affair.

London, 16.-The Turkish ambassador
at Vienna has received the following ex-
PLANTATION regarding the recent conflict il
Albania. Montenegrins attacked vii
lage nesr PLAYA and took 200 head Of cat
tie; next day they advanced towards
Gusinjs and PLAYA, when Albanians ST
tackled them and drove them across thu
frontier. Albanians lost forty killed auC
sixty wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

DOR a BUILDING SITE IN SALT LAKE
l. City, Farm situated seven miles north
Of this city. Apply to w. Peterson, Butcher,
West Of Kimball 4 Lawrence. n23
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17

LESLIEs MONTHLIES, when
bound, make a neat little volume.
The HERALD Bindery does work IN
every style and at reasonable rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17

SASH, DOORS AND slIAo9s
MOULDIaCS, BRACKETS AED
AL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASSs
AT BOTTOM FIGURES LAT
IMER, TAYLOR g. GO. ais
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
DIPHTAERTA,

WHERE THERE IS NO CANKER
w there is no Diphtheria. Hall's Csnker
hemsdy never tails Ask your neighbors
Sold by q. G.. n. l. Drug Dept. WhoIesais
and retail, Salt Lake City. js7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

T4a CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE This c1n
fei;envc * cu;iTe ccmmiIten OF the cHy Ii Il
as. risht =, tic Icasu.er's Cfice. With III J r
u, ii. iic.b:rt 10 the chtic Sad James Il.
CiCa secretary. aud sdoD,ed resolution ca
i71 :lye!i1g of tie voters Of The Ft!s; ward
iT iho purpose Of nominating two cs' Gldstes
!Jr the Coum,o Ccupci t. fill vacarcles IL he
delegation trcu ttas ward cccasloGed ty the
d.srh Il Mr.. Hue;i LpthaI, AID the rss!s0siion
Of Nj. George ". Rcck, TO be voted for &C
M.n.sy mex ; eiso 10 el:cs 6 Demb:r CT the
c.cni;tGc.
TIE secretary submitted r2pc,: Ct tho ex
ysrss CT the late canvass Which vas adopted
lad tic meeting Acquired.
Tie reet &c to mcrrow night will take plaza
j. tho house a6journirg the Gazsttc tfice 90
he cast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

A PROSPECTIVE REGATTA. n's
are IL p1egsrs. trr anO,h=, regatta 90 tas I 'H'
nc THIS ins il is proposed to Eave single
scall rec, be,wcen ths pros7:.ionai caIsmrt,
Pasted, Lee, Davis, ebd Kanneey. WHO arc
to pass through WsshiDQton sometime this
N oulh o. their way to New Orleans, where they
arc to rev 10 December. The oarsmeo have
agreed to row it purse Of $500 can be raised;
If tae arrangements arc successful the race Will
take p!scs withio the next ten dsSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

Gscs:i,:. ssz;G CLOSING OF the assiEs.
CLOSING.
y ssainx.cu, i. O., North and Northeastern
siis IL Ii. and is D. n.
Western mails 80 aid 10 p. N.
southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 6 % a.
ii. snd 10 snd CO 2 N.
South aad Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
surg Firginis. 6 % 2. u. and 20 p. N.
Aloxandris TO lynchburg, Va, way mails
Including through malls, 70 III. and 90 p n.
GoIdonsTiile and Charlottesville, Va, GO g..
sMd co p. n.
MnGassas division 90 o. N.
hlexs2dris to Round Hill Va, IS =. 4.
OPENING,
lcrtLorn rnd Western mails, via Washing
,cr, L. G., s 60 O. n. s3d ~ aDd CO p. III.
southern mails, vie Richmond, Va, 20 q. q.
aEG 90 ., n,
ScutL western rnsilg via I;yncbburg, Virgins.
Through mails) including Wny mails on Mid!snd
Rsilroad, s SO s. r..
Manassas Division so S. II.
Round Hill TO hleXandris, Va, 5 80 p. m.
Office Ecurs-Qfico epa1s ct 80 2. ~, and
closes st % p. Il.
sunday Eou.s-URce opens c. IS a. %. and
closes St 8 80 o. ul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

FIVE RENTED. Ito tc5oouer Cl=rs f
Snip 90, tapf jrtst;..n a To y. IS ha=
titeucy ~. a g:2;od. arrived e: this port last
astk tiom w'nr.or n g., wi, oIrGo Ct
I!stcr ar1 5 syn;Y fi7o barre 5 cf potatoes c1o
sieb ID to " a. Sn"oi, esq, ADD through soIc
Hfsu; GeIy;gaoIng he esptsin iacded the oata
iy-s n,ro aud pIoc,Gdcd 10 Georsetowa. Upon
s!rvog ii Gacrgo'' Va lhg Crs'on Hrusa eff
s,a: l.et h'm $500 TOR falling, a' alleged, To
lD!cr It ard c. -, from ::s pc,t. Fstm tits
tlcs!an Capt. Talp-y, appealed TO the 5 c:e-
tsiy cf :hc Treasury, and Yesterday 10 wAs
t;icia.Iy rotied that tie Gee had bsvn zee
ltcd aud no ,xoncrsIcd ffym scy iu'cu.i to
Violate the cus,ous laws. IT, :.bol, thug
i:om tie first IS locks 4 uaoa SIS a Y re matter
e form, AID &veH oct Il slight mi5uoder.
sanding. Capt.. "alpey has as many friends,
aai as thoroughly coEveIssat With Tia cnc
t?us lsEs as ao7 wan tho, trades {; isis :,2.t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES. -Msriiage lia'uses
ware lssped 10 washington yesterday to James
4 Phillips of this city. and Mary E. Divine, CT
Gsorsctowo; Charles Milton Bel. OF Freder-
icksburg. Va. and Annio Collev, ct Washing.
to-; Samuel G. Blades. and liza j. Backley,
of Spoisy,Vspia ccuu,y, w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

p,r,s.s7 ENTERTAINMENTS The theatri
- oo,srtainnept gwen lsst night ct ArmoEy
ps'I for Lhs benefit of the DID Domlclon Dost
GI,b hv some of toe young folks" was one
- he most enjoyable and successful sinoee the
S..,s,r,etiop of the Rivals, so we'll remembered
- mast Of our oi,z IDS. The characters 10 the
'y.,,rbsSIs conady of Wellington DE Boots
,.'!s al admirably sustained. and where all
"a ,rt;r p.-:s 80 well it is difficult to Ia.t!cu
49,. Ihh hall was we'll filled With ons OF The
-o,:t retired aEd app.ec;atlVe audiences, That
~ b.ec thero s;nos it Was opened, and all were
,n.rs th2a PLEASED. The ladies and gentlemen
;,5o afforded Sd much enjoyment we'll merit INC
nIs;se bestowed upon shem on 81 slaes' ana
s.vei,f Welliog,oo De Boots ar. john II;
p.--,., =, mad, for himself came and
go" g;iia Mrs. d, Boo!s, Miss Carrie
Wat.i,sI ue,forned her part TO nature. aad
,.sa nrasented By her admirers 10 the audience
~ Ma .Ho bac1snue bnrqu=ts Mr.. o. I. Ford,
'. =, Mr., Felix F.stherlav, who had q
49, ,n,s. 6iEcuI; part, went through With it
w:,b crest credit to himself aad TO the
" Az IF the audieBos, and MIS-. Felix Feath-
erev fllrs. James 4. Biackwell). 10 ol1ar.
b,,1!i!u! voice, filed her par. Of the program nc
with crsco and ease that q prosesslooa! might
" be proud CT. Mr. Lcousrd Marbury ss
Nj. Frank Icebrook. lhs lover Of Mrs. Swan
toza did splcndldlY, and the change from
bssl!Gl to q man OF unparalleled inpuderoa.
A. declared By Mrs. F1a.hcrIey. was pronounced
By al masterpiece; while the character Of Mrs.
S-a.l1sa vas executed BY Miss May Wind
:, 10 rro histEioaic style Trap, By MIR. Milton
p RI, u4yd9usr b. Mr.. Jsmts E. Blackwell,
io,c5nln by Mr. Il s. Hisdsor. Fannie by
Mis- Falaio Ye=.cp, and Cjok by Miss jennie
Men, Though minor charac :oEs, we're rem
1.J.d q s.Y;e thst cot culy contributed to tie
fI.ssl:a o. he ccc.s %. but 20 thu success CT
H.. Us. The cu-tuUas, Tdica wsro very hno,
g. = ulc,a admired, AID the orchestra, undsr
=, i~agc sip # Professor Medley. rocdcGed
,y..,!. ulu ,ic cugl2s tho evening.
= gizht loa briii:ao. co1ic drama "All that
&. c:s :. a. Geid, " vii 90 presented b. c.
,.us5 ~ rouge. I'D tho cnaracs":s-Slr
A:t.u, l. s5-.l 'ir. jasper Plum, S:eohvp
Pun. T.. r:aa P,nGl, i0'y F9,nk!a, Harris,
lii l. . ..a;,.Sc. l. d! F>!sria, Magtha, S.sv
a-g. Wo-.@."r. Cic.-aaro hocn as:t,u,G 20
:.s I'D 2.2!cS9on OF veil keo@n fisrlo"!o
silly. Jas; ( tscHi .Ae SUCCESS CT last n>eh'.
Ia who a.!e3u 20 ui-tI may exoec' grad
III,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

Es..he, Probabilities November Il ISL
80 Xlodle atlantic States higaer tafome-
49, - eSo!er ror .herly Who's partly cousJ "es'a'
.srd cccssionsl light Sow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17
il EDECH q L..

old DIR. DODD'S POW DERS.
" a Family Medicine
Young and Middle Aged Ladies suffering with
Nervousness, Uebilily. TwitehiDg Of the Mus"
cles, Ringing in the Ears, Specke before the
Hyes, Spssms, Mysteries, Pslpitation of the
Heart Indigestion, Melancholy Low Spirits,
Dependency, Headache. Sleeplessness. Evil
Forebodings Cold Hands and Feet. take DR..
Dodd's Powders.
Old Ladies who are debiltated and nervous,
with weak body, and digestive organs disordered,
causing loss of appetite, Impoverished blood,
&c, try DR.. Dodd's powders and you will feel
as though you had renewed your sge and taken
new lease of life.
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have been imprudent and Violated
the la10s of health and nature until the u,gor of
life is gone and you are proslrsted mentaIy and
physically and unable to attend to your business
or duties of life tska DR.. Dodd's Powders and
you will feel yourself msn again.
Young Mn and Women with pale and bag
gcrd faces thin in flesh broken down in mind
and body with shattered nervous system take
OLD pR. D'"ID's EEv1NE Tos1c Po~DERs,
end stop that loss which brings on Melancholy,
Fits. Insanity Consumption and an early death
They VIII give you health and strength, and
increase the flesh and bring the bloom of youth
to the clerks ira. guilty to the mind, and pro.
duce sound and refreshing sleep.
Men and Women who sre slaves to the use OF
Tobacco Liquor, OPIUM or Morphine take DR..
Dodd's Powders; they act Gs an antidote cid
will destroy the appetite or taate for the use of
the above stimulsnts, which ia runous to the
nervous system. For sale by JANNEY s. CO.,
145 KinR st. Price 81 per package, or ak pack
ages for SIS apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

hEV. ;iR BooLBs LDCEUHs.-A LARGO
acd's4ce s:acub,t IL he N. & ChuIcb les:
S9s'' 10 iaeo 70 Rev, ". q Boole'S celebrated
.::cH!o crtit!ed. "the barb%riSa. snd usurps-
uoo OF 'q1os iee!s!s,iop." Mr. + ole has a
SSag9:lteu voice. and tie lecture itself vas
use'Sfed te b. II ssterp'ece OF logo aud clio
H;u1tc'. ISe lecture will be repeated tonight
'a hIcJiu Hall, WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17
BUOES AND Shes.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO GENTLEMEN:
We hsvs large stock of GENTS Fine BOOTS
snd SHOES Of very superior quality, msde by
hand which cannot be surpassed in style, quall-
ity or price a man may be decked in good
suit Of clothes and new hCt. but if he has not
tidy feet he is not considered we'll dressed.
These goods will be sold for much less than
they n bs bought for in this to "n or Washing
ton. All wa ssk is fer you to come and examine
them. w. Il. WASDEY, lIO Kfng st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

Coon TEMpLAns Tho Grand L.dEo Of
G-vl reupsls for h STATE CT Vigs!uis will
nc 10 souual session 10 Portsmouth ns2
Toe t:sy Mr.. j. ClIv!p Suisth ana Mrs. Mary
N,atas, 81 the las! parilhgs { Gvidea Light
L.r.o Of q i, CT = were ell O. te1r. e2tc',pss,
sd Nr. J. b Watkins aod Miss Gsrrio Med
rs :, reese ID as sitsreai' c. Me>~tr. & o.
y. 4 wztr st, 0.apH Wor y sec. e: Z
v. M. Lo}s sc Dsruly Of Golden L'ght
!.ac.e. a.d o,bers. ai i=are hsra M>naay
rig rlx on ;ba Nh, k sa'suer to De PISS
Get 1t ae % mug Of tae Gard L'dss 90
u t.Y nc1.ic,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

TnES. G. F.-rho Signs Chi Fraternity Of
r:p:lsca stives Of college scc!c'iss opened q
s.s.cp 1 it's chapter in one OF the psIlois OF
he IA c5sl Hcte', in Washington, yesterday,
SO, SKY delegates being present. TIE otj ct
Ct &c syei=iy il tho renewal of co!!7go assccle-
tics, be formation Of scq ;aiatsIc ship aud
!io wcm6.:on OF ira.escal iee!ine an ng cli'ca
:.aG:. Ih. delegates vii Gail upon pr, sidect
H'.es. who vss member Of tho kei you Col
i.ec ely. to day, and vii make an 'xaur-
;Iop % NJ uot Vtruo0 to D0Tr2w. aad carcluds
te Sgs.on by bs' qle', at wb!cl Llods o
Geat esq, CT this city w!l dsIivc az ola!ioo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

REVERSIBLE OvERcoATs (ueW 6csigIs) at
MOSE WATERWAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Thee were no cases ct police headquarters
this { orol0g.
Olo CT the British briggs rGw unloading as'
pbs tsm in Washington has bscn chartered by
c firm IN Richmond
A warrant vas issued this afternoon by JUS
tic, Litter for the arrest Of John Small tor an
assault, % Edward Dugan.
A youas woman from tho neighbortood of
Petersburg, Va, WAS granted permit this
Ii oruiog to enter the a ms houss until she could
hear from her fiicnds.
The t1ueral Of the late Mrs. Hortersa h.
Cook took plsoe this AFTERNOON from the resi-.
dccos OF her brother 10 lev. Samuel b. Jan
ncy, esq and IT'S largely attended by friends.
A m4etiag OF thu Wonan's Christian Tenn.
peralc Upioa WIS held 10 tho rooms OF the
Alexandria Reform Club this evening, at which
Mrs D.. j. Nick Riley. OF Washington, de-.
iiyered 20 Interesting eddtess
Ths7o will b. fec lot Ct silt water rock.
tailors, perch. g., f5E SALE g: the stand of Mr..
G. Il Prise. ia tie market, to morrow. The
i,h will arrive here TO day, ard will, conse-
q1cn!iy, be fresh sod 10 6ao order.
How THEY CAPTURE HYENAs.-The fol-
loHiog mode of!yi.g hysnas 10 their dens, as
prtc 81, d 10 Arshao!s:sn, is given BY Arthur
CouD0!Iy iu his O'eElapd Jourpsl, 10 the word,
cf aa Afsaso c3ic!. tho Shi,kfree Syud D.oud:
NV hea you have tracked the beast TO his den,
You teko rope with lRo slip kno,s upon it in
sour Fight hand, end With your lett holding
felt oloek before you. you 20 boldly bu, quietly
in The animal does not know the nature OF
the danger, AID therefore reiFes to the b,ck Of
the den, but you may aSsyS tel! where bis head
is BY the glsre of lis eyes. You keep on NOV
ing gradually toSard hlni ca your knees, and
When you arc within disssuco throw the coax
yer bis head. elisa With him, and take
cars be does nJt isee himself. The beast
Is 50 frightened thas hs covers back
aud, though he map bite tho felt, be can
aot iurn his oeek round to hurt you so
YOU q!i thy iecl for his foseless. slip the
k0ois over them. aBd taco, with ono strong
u!l. draw iham tight up to The back o. his neck
AID lie thrrn :Gere. TIE beast is DOW your
J~1 ara you oa1 do Whit you like with him.
We eecoTElis .ake thoso NO c,ich home to the
htsal, It'd nuat them co the plain With brides
70 their mJuns, thst cur dogs may be taught
not IA f.ac he bIu;Gs when they meet them
will"
Hs,n,s ese sl:o taken alive ~ the Arabs by
a vciy similar re: hed except that q wooden
gag Is us4d in,:. ad cf O felt c>sk. The SINH
larity 10 the uItd> Of capture in two sach dis
tsUv countries as a,o Algeria and A.ghsuistsn,
AID By TWO races 81 different, is remarkable.
Fr IN Tho isc. lhst the Afshaus coosider that
the trat requires great piesenco ct mind, a7d
~ iGstaac, telaG given of a man having died
OF ble received 10 clumsy attempt, wo may
INFER that he Afghan hyeaa is more powerful
or lpcro f3cocous hao his African congener.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

q LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
p STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SHOE,
Of every description, which will be sold cheaper
than they can DO bought elsewhere. They are
the best in the market
WADDEY, ITO King e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17
'2AL AND rANaL iTkA.s 49, TIC shiHu. n;

'aAL AND nANaL TINS Tic sliHG. nia Of
T.. '..,l =. st 81 & Gu H,fis2i Il
~ y aaY f !at Cl;sgn. K snd Oalo
Ia '..,a= H-,z 1;i.S2 :as; Sa.r:is; Nere
= ".1'.4.
3. :. ISL l'a! r. c2si + tie s:sson for
!; - i. I'D Ss!I;nc'e Coal tompaoy
~. :':- t:Jv' Cumberland Hest'lGay.
= l.Gers! c., :hs; The u i2:I'r Ct 'ne c?al
s'-ri.i'e W! .:cp sHi9Ii:g cj.l TIC FIRST cf
T., : !, SOD i Ro&flprr, = Gsegso'o~2
), .t:-' 'h.. 7..-s ISL 90 qrawa # he c2cal
S':u, b l0.h Ct De;subr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

rsNHE FOLLOWING LOTS ara exceptional
y bargains ard will never be duplicated at
the pr;ces:
Boys Fine Calf Boots st ST. 80
Youths - leo
Also splendid stock OF Boys and Youths
Cress and School Shoes CT every description.
These goods Cannot ba best as to price and quail
lily. WADDEY, ITO King g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

DLAukINGl BLACRIkGI BLACKINGl
ID We hrs selling small box Of GOOD
bHAGklNG for 3cis and large one for 6c:s.
We also have another Let of those loot Shoe
brushes. MCLEAN s. UHLER
oc,23 &c King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

EOR TIE DANCE-A large stock of Ladies'
q Kid Slippers; new styles; very handsome
Gld cheap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

A FULL LINE OF FRESH RUBBERS.
IA Of all kinds which will be sold a. prices
That defy compeli ion.
You will save money by examining our stock,
as the goods u,t be sold WADDEY.
noyll ITO King It a. Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

OvERcoATs 10 new patterns at NOSE WATER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

S4uAMBhR SETS. of our own importation,
" richly decorated, just recsiged. Call sno
sea them at ~
au.l0 u. ). AlLLEH q GUS.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-01
An legendary Fire,


Thursday night. 18th met, the gin
house and engine room of Mr.. H.
Mcknight, valued at about $4,000,
was entirely consumed. The fire was
discovered little before midnight,
and at that time almost the whole
building WAS in flames. Only three
or four persons got to the scene IN
time to accomplish anything. and all
they succeeded in saying was the
corn mill and the rubber gin band.
Two gin stands, screw cotton press,
the boiler, engine, and all other ma
chinery in the building were burned.
Some of the machinery may be tit for
use again. but all else is total loss.
Mr.. Mcknight being absent at this
time we cannot learn whether there
was any insurance or not, but 1t Is
thought not, as the last policy expired
in February, and no one knows of it's
having been renewed. The fire was
undoubtedly the work OF an incendi-
airy, there being nothing in the gin
at Che time except few sacks OF
cotton seed. ] be theory of sponta-
neous combustion has been advanced,
but we rather think the combustion
in this case was materially assisted
by torch, The work was cowardly
and.devilish in the extreme, aud it
would not be healthy for the man
that did it if orr citizens could lay
their hands on him. We don't favor
lynchiEg, but in this case think il
would be beneficial, as these fiendlsl
acts have occurred at this place
little too frequently.
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Bedford. Va, Alum nd an
SPRINGS.
Water, Mass and Pills

Adapted in chronic diarrhua cor
ton, and scrofna -Hy. Latham. n
Pres't Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia. CT
Diarrhea and Scromla. Prof. 4. u
University pa. IS
Efficient IN an,e mia; excellent oo>o
and blood purifier. II. Fisher, n M
Valuable in nervous prostration. II
ton and chlorvsis.-G. Z. Msthuv&'
+ d.. N q. -:
d fine tonic and Alternative, very a
in diseases peculiar 10 females
fever AID ague, bronchitis aid dis-1
the digestive orgens.-J- 1. R0uskIG
b Ala.
Very beneficial in Strengthening ~
proving n reduced system. -kev. ~
Beckwith. Bishoprf Ga.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic. IL
G.. Fowler. Tenn
Recommended rs prrphylactlr q
lssi3 DISTRICTS I'D. z. talrex, n. n
Restore. d-bilitated SYSTEMS to ~
L G. Mercer, NJ. D.. Jud &.
Used WITH great benefit IN
Fever and Diptacria-v-S. +. pup0
D., Ga.
Of great curative virtue. Tia
Rnmho1 1. NJ. d., IT. Louis. g
Beneficial III uterine deraueeusql
malaricus conditions e. 81 Vii, Z
Ohio. %
Best Remedy ever used in d.
the throat.--P A. S.fferd. NJ. D.. IN
Tonic alteration diisretic one Il ~
greatest remedies --M-dicaf Assoc1r1|1
Lynchburg. virginia
Adapted in certain Affections e
li,lneys aud bladder; dlspepsia,
chic os:-, s.ryfnlyus a ID cn:ai'.pax(
lions Prof ]. ]. '-soarm n N. p.
Relieves headache. promptly
s,.d ncsvous.-Rev L: c. l,od3on u
SAM e. supilt ss.,t free 5 an ph>1
desiring to test Paa pl.'ets cf
A. al SIS 9Th r;.ta p.ci-se Wyt'
comes flcm the Springs 81 per -
gallons in gl;s s-Sz 80 FIR 5 So
fo, 20 "a, rs - sos 20 gain q
MAJ 81 e.-.i.s AID 81; 81 20 ana s. q
| toz. Pills. pure sug.r coated -
and II package; 81 70. " 81, sn1t
don Sent postpaid aaywhese tzz|
and Pits contains n reduced spaot
euiative powers IT the water, -
venlent, psIat.bIc ard :, luble. q
Springsopcn for visitors june L.
! $50 per mont SlesiL rats =
sn.d parties cars.agTs meet sI*l
Fos.st anl lawyers depot, each isn<l
| from sliings, upon advice Of aIsIs1l.
Address a. ii. DAYlEsSt
Pres. Of tia CO /:
II ]iain ST., Lynchssnfs<s
FIR sale ut tie store Il A. &. Deae
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