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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13

nee trains ain - nm as follows:
GOING WEST.
Express train for Montreal win leave j. and
Pond ri 500. q N Mixed train for Quebec ana
Montreal vfll leave Island Pond az Z 30 A. n.
Express tFaius tor Lewiston Will leave Fort
land "a 10 a. m. Il q and $40 y. m.
Express train for Montreal, Quebec, and the
Wtst, will ieay Portland ~ 80 p m, Lewiston
AT 202 p. m, GurhRpa az GOD p. m, and lsIala
Pond ut 10 % p. ~
Local trains Tor GorhGrn VIII leave Port
land AZ 7.iS e. m, and $40 r. N.
Mixed train tor Island Pono will lesve Cor
ham at l3e p II.
Mlxod for RiehEIonG, NH ,gcre COstieo1Ea
az 1875 p. II.
GOING EAST.
Express train for LsHiston, Portland, sEo
Boston win leave Montreal q $50 y. "a, and
Island Pond at 6.t5 q. IN.
Express tain for Island Pond VIII leave
Montreal NJ S.i5 D. n, and Shcrbro9Ae Al 79c
y. m.
Mixod train FOR Island Pond win ieave Mon
treal al a. M, and SherbroOko 0t l.S5 p. M
Express trains for Portland ana Boston WIZ
leave Lewiston at7.2o and ll.lo q. n, H:ef ana
i.3 2. n.
Mixed trains for Portland leaves Gorhsm aE
$40 InG 10 20 z. M.
Mixed train 10 Goralpa viii le.ye Islsnc
Pond utJi I'm.
Mixed train FOR Coatl cooke leaves Rich
mund at IS g. IA and Shernrootse ct u - .. D.
Trains cas-. Of Island PouG ave r'ln b PVFf
Land tune, and : est IS Montreal tina.
J. UICKSON,
Geacrsl naSos.
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sgoeaI uni Seue1al Mptes.

XII
Speedy Salve is the best known.
Spssiy Relief cures aches aud plins.
SPEEDY Cough Cure cures co1sump-
t!oa.
Er. Thomas Aai-sE, OF MSGraw,
K PS.. has bssa IN town on . visit the
past weak.
The winter CT 1869 began like this
Que but February brought snow and
;aa that eQptiaQsl into Nay.
GRAND FRuNK REcEIPT5.-rhe total
receipts for the week ending January
alst were S204,027, as against SlS6.5O7
for the corresponding week in 1879.
Increase, sI3,520,
Gr. Con3nt, State Supsrintani eut Of
elqa4tioa asIi morning, afternoon
and evening session in Association Hall
on wednesday OF this week. A fuller
TeporG In our pext issue,
Ths hi % s2aool Of this village closss
Ito winter tar.n tais (FfiiAY 4fJernoon.
a. interested are cordially invited to
n attend aud witness the general re-
viewing OF the work done in the past
few weeks,
NOTICE. Tho republicans OF the
town OF Brighton are hereby notified
and warned to meet In caucus at the
Office OF d. s. Storrs on Saturday the
2lst day Of February A. D., 1a3l at7 1-2
O'Clock P. M.for the purpose Of dieting
two delegates to tSe State Convention
TO b. held at MoatpsIsr on tas 18th
day OF February a. D.,1Sa1.
A. BARTLETT REPUBLICAN,
q. W. CLARK Town
GEJ. CJaaIgR COMMITTEE.
Score another successful entertain.
ment under the auspices Of the ladies
OF the Universalist Society. The Radge
party held at tna Island Pond House
Hall was largely attended, notwita-
standing the inciemency Of the wsA-
Their, aud all enjoyed themselves
hl.sly. The sa5ial d4aea at tina CLOSE
Of tue party was also vary successful,
some 50 couple devoting themselves to
terpsichorean exercises under the
spirited music of Bigelow's band.
A valuable horse belonging to Geo
T. Raymond who has the contract tc
haul logs to Fitzgerald's mill, was
badly injured one day last week while
drawing . heavy load of logs down q
steep hill. Another team was just in
front and by como means got entangled
when the second team came down
with such an impetus that the pole
was broken throwing the sled and it,
load on to the horse cutting Its hip &c
severely rs to render it unfit for work
We invite our readers especial atten
ton to the Literary Notices" in
another columa Of Standard work.
published by the American Book Elk
change Of Kew York City. Sample
volumes of their Cyclopedia Of Unver
sal knowledge can be seen at this office
The firm ought to ba encouraged III
their efforts TO place pure and good
reading before the public and va hop1
they will, more especially as th'
country is at present flooded with such
trashy stuff called literature. w,
shall be happy to give any information
On the subject, and personally endors.
the firm above mentioned as a goo<
and reliable one. Several OF our towns
people are about 70 procure the Cy
clopedia and others wishing to do q
can call at this Office end ha~a thet
orders sentat the ons tina.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
LuNE NIB UhG.

a ~ A1u
Harry y. u4rtshorn will return from
AIS W esIern Cour III AOouC Il Week.
StepAen b. Powers wife, after an
aboence vi over u year III nLnsLs, for
ner Ae1Ith, slLr.s upon ,Ier reLurn tnIs
weeG lu IL LuucA approved condition.
LJGGIN4. Joshua Silsby has made.
an drILn5eInenC wIGh DeL. Wright,
AuaIr. vi tIIe IleAry I1oWe estate, W lus
GA The tiloer UeIon1luS 10 II, WA4cA
slVes Sissy Il sood ca,tAce and mdke5
logging AvelJ.
On Saturday, Feb. Z, Porter Smith
hdI Dotn .oue6 OF Als IeS brokea just
be.ow Lie Knee, by IL fLliInS. Tree wnIGl
PARTIALLY lodged, and WAS Luus swung
OUT OF the course &c wds expected To
take, strlkIuS INN upon Tie ieg. lie
Was not Otuer Wise injured.
DR.. Cutting is getting out timber for
u barn and carriage sned. His grl9t
mil, through the spring and summer
nout4Is, VIII only run tuesdays and
Saturdays. If dill people That WISH
grinding done VIII bring it on these
days it Will save disappointment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13

In Bloomfield, VT, Jan. 30, 1889, TO the wife of
Cyrus BIodgett, a son.
In Bloomf I'D, VT, jan 80, 1880, to tho wife Of
ALBERT sydney, u daughter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13

A CARD. We, the undersigned, wish
to tender our heartfelt JnAnxs to the
many trie.lds who isLvess3 red lily sym
p4tnlzed with, and assisted US in the
recent sickness AMI death of our dear
husband aud father. Aud We trust
that when Addition and uouble visit
them, they may tind that aid AM
sympathy they have SO really exteHi,
cd To us.
Mrs. J. &. BowKERAND FAMILY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
DERBY

DERBY
Rev. Mr. Hyland Of Burke, occupied
the pulpit in the Baptist church last
sunday. .r-eea
TAe Good TemplArs are weekly re-
ceivlng large Il l1.tlons to their num-
bsrS. Seventeen nave joined the past
two weeks.
Willie Siyright, who has been teach
ing in Salem this winter, his been
Obliged to give up his school and re-
turn home on account of sickness.
The winter term Of Derby Academy
closes on FridAy of this week. There
is 10 be u so3iable in the evening tc
which all former students are cordially
! invited. The term has been d very
successful one and the prospect is very
good for large attendance in tn,
spring. x.Y.Z.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
BAlTGN, n. Ia

We are sorry TO lose Essex" but
hope that Our loss is his gain"
Our blacksmith, Ed. Somors, has
been confined to the house for several
weeks with u lung di.H3ulty. We hope
he Will soon DO aJ his forge again.
Several carloads of peg timber have
been shipped 70 Lisbon, where it teGcnes
: per cord, except WAIT the buyers
CHOOSE 70 call bobbia timber, and that
goes fJr$ IS. QUID NUNC.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
MORGAN CENTER

Two case of measles In this place,
but as u great many have been ex.
posed to it, it will probably make q
clean sweep Of all those that have not
had them JUNICs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13

would give notice to all who have
not paid their town tax, if they pay
them GA or Delore the 20Un of February
1ocO it will save them cost.
l.. W. STEVENS, Collector.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
AGENTS WANTED.
9egaI 8ptiFes.
DAVID p. WaIr00MB.S ESTATE.

DAVID p. WdITC0HR' ) ESIA TIE.
STATE OF VERMONT IN pron,to Corr,
DISTRICT 0F ESSEX, So. An ilo'''e NouF''
held at q LII1uas IA anu for said District, on
the 9-h Ity If February, a. ID 1890: % NJ. Maa.
sur Esd, administrators ct the estate of David
7. Whitcomo late Of Brighton, in sad District
licensed, presents his administration aCco mi
for OK tnuhatiOn and allowance; and III X -
dpplIc t on TOR a decree Of distribution al
Partition of the estate of SAID dece .scd.
Wherepon IL is ordered by sad Colrt that
SAID application be referred to IL session oil
aid Court, 10 be held ut tns Probate Oltlce in
auil lnIIl ON the l7vh day Of II trcn, A. o., 1880
for hearing anI decision thereon;
And 1t Is further ordered That notice hereo!
. gwen 70 ali persons iptCrCstC'l by pubiic q
tIon of tAD stinc three weeks suucu5sIvcIy nj
this ESSEN COUNTY HERALD q nawsp4p er pao
lishel 1t Isian Pond, previous to tid tin.
appointed for hearing that they ~ appear
IT sad tlL1o IN plilc., aGd show G4ust, II ans
they may nave, why said accoInt should no
be ,Ilowtt and snch decree made.
BY inc Court;
2. r. FpILASSBR, J ldge.
\ true copy of record; aUtesl--
81 VS. II. HAEIzHJRN, Register.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13

- - easily made b sore Leeleis, SeLO d
% Te..cheI = PetitIs o. f'Lrif.s-s in a sale
t4d reputable tusiueaz 40 Arse3 -3rcircnlus
NJ information. eurlCsl1g : cCHt q mp, T. Z.
l. lniorth, Concord, y x. So
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
BLOOMFIELD

More snow is the cry Of the lumber
men.
Why is 1t that men who are In ice,
and whose business 1t is to prose ,ute
suits will not do their duty waen it is
clearly shown that certain parties ovor
the river have broken thaiy bonds and
sell liquor night and dlyf Shame on
such county solicitors as they have 10
n. II.
UNCLE JOSH.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
III. JOgNsgU - LAKE. ca n
- ra.kL = b .II.kOAa o..

Notice il hereby given that '-1 holders OF a
ln JUrliy of thetIr-t No ti.age Bonds and the
JOINT III efvrCnct Beds Of lnv l. .trviiie v .iiey
tue Aodtloliv- aIIAS'. JALEetr 3, AID lie Is
sex CUuniy kt,iICt. Iudr ps,nlls uuvc formed
themselves lu.o q casf GRAFTON 81 the name OF
tae 81 JJunsb lry 4 'stEc On iiun X aiTut
Goa. ,.uy uu Ter thei.iy s q vermont by lrti.
c.cs uf -O,sial Eict a. tue -5'iy OF ,.,' So
rvtary of SIT, uhl IA Li-s olhcCs OF me clerks
CT each OF the COIN Ice tnrlIgh winch the
.otus run, ana Dies j 80 q, lssU, f0f The p.l-
Jose VI owntns, OpUr.tttuE HH ! muntiiaIng
sid ra.LrOLi Is .la LhuL boa thaiers who have
NO. vOine Iuto al.t org lu.ZttiCn o., bu destrc TO
10 80, nave unlsr tuu statute uf vermont,
.n.rty ,ys 10 10 = .rem the 4-st pubic .do.
VI thIs uuJicc.
HORACE FAIERlNHs,
Luis FITZ3 ERALD.
fhASH-IN FATRB ms
GriJ uENJEE,
JOINS }. Nc oost, directors.
NM. a. GAiIAWN,
THOMAS I3SsdAI,L,
BRAD...Y hAtLow,
a. II. JEwE1T,
ST. JOhnsbuIy. VI, Feb. 9, Ia. 81
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
ReP1slsean state Convention.

The Republicans OF Vermont will
acct in convention at Montpelier, on
WEDNESDAY, TuE TwEETY-FIFTH
DAY or FE5aUAEY, A D. 1880, Al
TES o'cLocK A. NJ, fer the purpose OF
hoosing four delegates at large to
epresent this state in the Republican
rational convention called "to meet
t Chicago, on Wednesday, the I'd
10y of June next, for the purpose OF
dominating candidates to be support
d for president and vice-preSident
It the next election"
Towns will be represented in said
Convention by their delegates, chosen
lpon the basis of one delegate from
sch town, and an additional dele
gate for each one hundred votes, and
or each fraction of one hundred
votes over fifty, cast for the Repub-
can candidate for governor at the
last state election.
BY vote of former convention,
the state committee are constituted a
committee on credentials. Dele
gates will provide themselves with
proper credentials, signed by the
Fecretaries Of their respective primary
meetings, and Immediately upon
their arrival in Montpelier, present
them to the state committee, at their
hesdquarters-the Pavilion.
The several railroads In the state
viii extend the usual courtesy of fare
one way, and arrangements have also
been made by which delegates will
be enabled to return on the same day,
GEORGE W. GRANDEY,
lChGjr0sGa,)
GEORGE NICHOLS.
(SscretGry) Repu6S1odN
EBEN'R J. oRMsBEE,
sTEPHEN THOMAS, STATE
FRANK'N FAIRBANKs,
WILLIAM BOUNDS, C03ant1ttee,
JOHN L. BARSToW,
CARROLL s. PAGE,
enables Z. BENTON,
NorShfeld, January 18th, 1889.
On the above basis the several
towns in Essex county, will be en-
titled to representation as follows s.
/ Bloomfield 49,. CRANKY .........
Brighton ....2 Guildhall ......
brunswick ...., Lexington 80.
Canaau ...... 2 ! Lunenburgh -,
Con ord ...,... 3 Maidstone. $40.
East Haven go. I vi tory .....
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
Grand Trunk n@Ilway.
Winter Arrangements.
GOTNp WEST.

On =-ld after Oct. q, and until further NJ
tee trains ain - rTln a. follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

ibe business u the city has botn fairly active
during the week, th5 warm weather rslher slim
Mating trade
Inc general bualaesS outlook is more cheeriL-
aud the merchants appear 10 be CO.: & Joni If Il
fair sprir trade.
The banks c1n.lEue {, supply money, winch
Is IN more active ddma! d for al business pGr.
poaea al fair ra,es
There have been considerable Transactions in
local stocks and bonds and thu market is firm.
In New York yesterday money was easy al
5.G per cent, and closed at 6. Government
bonds showed decline for G. of 1881 and 4 Der
CENTS aud for new 81 and 1is. The regi tered
l' sold ct lCts oy-interest, and coupons wei
quoted l0Ss bid
In Baltimore there ID an increased d, IN md for
Loans on miscellaneous security, and for such,
rates arc rather higher. with little business do
log below per cent. The llerings of first class
mercantile paper arc still light. and tho banks
could readily accommodate larger line than
they havo. 1hs extremn rsrSa Of rates is 4aG
per cent. the former for f,w best known names
only. loAne on Governments can 10 had at 4.
Yesterday Virginia bonds wers particularly
prominent and rather unsettled, but closed with
good tono Consols opened with large sales at
Co and dropped to 644. closing 5ls.tds. After
the Board there woro sales at Ga. Tho 1910,
ranged from AT TO t25 TO ALI. closing 4l4.4ls.
Pcelers wore wosk. with sales at - and 275 for
largo and z for small bonds. closing 27a:7l.
The past due coupons wore strong. A Let of
West Virginia certificates sold stSI
The new Alexandria city bonds are firm and
higher, and VIC noto sales at d9a5l.
Railroad stocks are also Hrmer. Wo quote
Orange, Alexandria & Manassas ... SGT a s5Y
pr.nvn e. a lpy,nlriu IL, lot 1ns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

HE CENTENNIAI..-Thc Centennial COM
iaItlee held another mcetpg last night at tho
AUDITORS Office, with Alderman II. V. Rishiall
IN The chair, and Auditor Crockett secretary.
Inc committee completed tho arrangements
cr tho centennial demonstration on tuesday
H'gl,t next, which promises to DO Grand affair.
nc programme, order. and route Of pro-
"ss'on Eere adopted, and letters accepting tho
invitation to participate in the parade wcro re-
tHVcI from Lieut.. George Mc'urney. jr.. of
Tic AID Xandrla Light Infantry. and IT, l.. Carnc.
c';' on tho part Of st. John Cadet Battalion.
=, a letter WAS also received from Delegate
r'oF1c a. hlushbaoh. stating that it Will afford
t'a' great loasuro TO be prosont; but If tho
i"RSIa u!c Is in session it will he impossible for
'lni to leave Richmond.
nc programme and order aLd route Ct pro-
@"'i"n vi" be published Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

tho market closes quiet and easy, though tho
recelhLs Of grain for the past tuw days have boon
good. BnL little il doing in Flour, and quota
lions ROMAN unchanged. The receipts Of Whoa
today amounted TO 1900 bushels the feeling is
not 50 flrm and sales wero made ut 40. al, l43,
ia and ldj for Ful!z. and $50 and 49, for Lam
caster Corn Id steady and finn. with ssles of
SIT bushels OF white NJ o. ono lot of yell ow WAS
offered, but withdrawn. Ono small lot of Ryo
sold at 10 aud $50 bushels Of Oats brought 49,.
Butter continues tca:co and high. Eggs arc
lowor, and aro coming in freely. Chit X ns arc
higher. Plaster and Seeds slo in active demand
at quotations. Salt is higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

%ks- There will be meeting tt tho stock.
holders OF the Alexandria Light Infantry Build =
ing Company at the srmory Of the A. L. l., on
Monday evening, March 9Th. ~ s y. M, for the
purpose of organzipg. All persons who havo
subscribed to stock OF sail company will come
prepared to pay first instslmenL on osch share OF,
stock. A full attendance is requested.
mar.o.td BY ORDER of CONNfTTEy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

. DANGEROUS TuTEvEs. I'll j. al eit0tp two
negro bo,s. Dan Prox OF AID Andrew John
ston. wero Brought to tho salnn house. they
hnaVirg been caught in tho &c f stealing bolts
from tho Baltimore and Potion railroad
trtct, near Colross. They had removed quito
number OF tho bolts, and il thoY had not pocn
caught there IS 20 telling what might have
been the result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

hEAlGtous.-Kov. Father Glack,neyer
nfcacact to q large crowd lis. ui2ht IL St.
Mary Church from tbs 18th chapt,. Of Mat
thew; 18Th to Is h verses; subject, "iiss Z ID
rstael,shed church Oh earth Whici il i?'
II VII! pr ach again to night Oh she Is ,so'i'y
OF the Church. -
hsV. DR.. SIedd. OF Richmond, nn able md
et4aent pros cier will preic'i II Li.ht il he
NJ. T.. Chuch SOu,h,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05
kOEAk Ike l-lIk

mere troubIa is anticipated with the miners At
wheeling. Tho Austin md Ncwhurr and
oNeil coal Companies piners will domsnd an
advance next Monday. but tue operators say
lucy vii stop work rsthor than comply with the
demands.
Mr.: Thomas j. McCsrtty, for the past tgelve
or thirteen years postal CLERK botwoOn Washing
ION anu hlchmond' died at his residence in the
lolfnfr city last night from consumption, lie
was vel known in this city aud Richmond, and
was highly respected by nj with whom 10 had
intercourse
Marrisg3 liceI SIS waro issued ia WASHINGTON
Yesterday to Matthias Polk and Louisa Merritt.
both of Prince Georgia. co, nd j. A. Watson,
81 Falmouth. Va, and kIen A. McGn1r OF
UnontoWn, ID. g..
The Young Progressive Literary Association
gave banquet to one Of their momhors il. L.
Bfager, last night, who will leave this city for
make his future homo. good time WAS spant,
and the members OF the association wish him
SUCCESS in all his undertakings.
BY change OF schedule, the express train on
tho virginia Nj ldand railroad will leave this
city on and after Sunday next st li.Oj y. H., ill.,
sirhd OF 6.1O =. m, M heretofore.
a bill CT sAie Of tho steamer George Loarv
rom tho Washington and Norfolk Stesmboat
Company I" The Potomac STEAMBOAT Company
WAS placed on record yertorday IN Washington.
1t was reported 10 Cay that Dr. Ira Williams.
who lives nesr Vienns, Fairfax county, whose
Iihcas las bsen mentioned, Was dyirG.
Telegraph pole which WAS being placed in
i"ait'on To-day on CsmaIon street fell, ono tf
Tho w"fkinen narrowly escaping injury.
Nancy Franklin, a very old cnlored woman,
living near Ponny Hill buryirg ground, died
lhis mOrhire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS,

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, IEuch ). 1850.
For the Middle Alianli; States rising bsrome-
ter, taling temperature, sc u.hwes. to north west
winds, and clear, cooler weather,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

LYNcnBuRG MARKET, March 4-Four Is
inactive. with lght sales at 70 .S7 rs for nne tc
family brands. WI cat ia in light receipt, and
we quote At l30.l40. rs to quality. Corn il
in demand At b5LS. No Rye reported. Oats
ard in good recent, and prices are weaker at as.
Al lur spring. ind 6'sG0 for winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET.-
Sugari-The market for raw is strong and BUOY
ant in tone, with prices gradually hardening At
the northern ports though the situation her. is
nominal for Want of stccn, We quote prices for
foreign hominslly as follows: Fair to good 70.
tining 71sI3c; Cubs boxes Nos 10 to II at 71sTle;
do centrifugal Nos TO IL ut 7SsSIc
Cofee-rhe market continues very dull and
heavy in tono, buyers and eellers being widely
apart in their viewa. IN tho abb ence Of sales our
figures are entirely nominal, but represent about
tho lowest basis thst holders appear to be willing
TO entertain at present. The stock in first HANDS
III date is 81 2hl bags. We quote az follows ;
Ordinary litc; fair l5lc; good lGc prime lGlc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

'.NFfREN'E This Abuual CoLforotc Of
"a, 40 methodist Ptotn4tant Church, with which
I IT," IIInTch IN this city IL connected, meets 10
" " ATm','nsioh next Wednesday. President DAM, !
", IT, Dates Presiding. Jarn,s Il. Cation il tho
i'Tsatc from the church 10 this city and James
a. ~ cut Is tho alternate. Rev. w. T.. Graham,
r' ''' Is 50 highly appreciated by hil conerega'
'nt clargo WIZ ~ 'o'"'">'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

FKEDERLCKsBURu MARKET. Mar. 4.-Flour
Is quiet st bass rs Tor super to fancy brands.
Wheat in light rocoip., with sales ut liDal52 for
fair TO chcicr lots. Corn is qniet nj 5ia5- But
ittlo Rye oEerod, which sold ut 75at5 Oats 42a5U.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

RICHMOND MARKET, March d.-Flour il
quiet at GOaSS for line to fancy family brands.
q bushels Ct Wheat sold At 10 f,r Common &c
$50 for choice. Corn sold at ESs6U rs to quality
with oil rings of l4LU bushels. No Rye reported
and 2lS2 bushels of Oats were offered. Of which
ono small lot OF choice winter sold ut ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05
JnHN EANNON. Sncrhthrv.

lief Hook and Ladder Company will be held in
their hall Tomorrow (F1iIay) evening At 1850
o'clock. A full attendance is desired, as bust.
noes OF Importance will be- brought before them
mari.2t JULIAN MooNE Secreiorv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

BONE SPAWN On A VALJAELx HGRsE,-
ni1tarod, Erad, roWelad, and did every thing
without any benefit a neiehhor adyjssd me- T.,
lfY 'fiIeh' Liniment | bought a uu.rt bottle.
L" my 'ntanse satisfaction. tn, bony deposit dis /.
Appeared also the lnmeuess
IL t. EDWARDS, Park Hotel, DceanporL, N. J.
Sohd IT, DR.. Giles, 10 West Broadway, N. Y,
inr p.mfhl LEI continuing fall information. Giles
fiis rHru rheumatism. Triul bolLlts % rents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

IG!- Thoro will bo y called meeting of the lily.
draulion Steam Fire Engine Co tonight, at 7 30
O'Clock. The punctual attendance OF evo1y
member ia expected.
II JnUN IANNoJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

tno us viii certify that have used WaIrcn' 5
sp.; ,'.s" Condition Powders OF several horses
sv', r.h from colds and dsstemper, and 10
I-, ease they have done my stock great
spI ot coed. iSigned II. l.. Carter, board
R,Ir ,a'o stables. 10. IL. and If south laca st
"'''mor', Md, 81