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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-07-02

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-07-02

of Mcclellan President Lincoln, on the 23rd
of September, 1861, comm issioned Hancock
Brigadier General of Volunteers. He was
assigned to brigade in the division of Cen
cral Badly Smith and reported TO duty at
Chain Bridge, Virginia, in the Army of the
PotOmac.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-07-02

Thus exclaimed an old gentleman recov-
ering from a severe attack of the bronchial
tubes. sellers Cough Syrup cured me-"
Price % cents
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-07-02
AT GETTYSBURG.

1t was at Gettysburg Hancock again loom
ed up before the country as hero. He was
commanding the rear guard Of the army in
its advance on Gettysburg, and had reached
Tarytown. the place where his grandfather,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-07-02
ALWAYS AT IT.

ALWAYS AT IT.
In September, 1862, Hancock commanded
his brigade in the battle of South Noun
tain an2 afterwards at Antietam. In this
latter engagement, when Gen. Richardson
fell, Hancock was sent to take command of
that gallant officers division. In Novem-
Der, 1862, Hancock received his commission
as major general, and on the 18th of De-
cember was engaged in the desperate and
bloody assault on Maryes Heights. His
behavior on this occasion was in keeping
with the high reputation he had received,
He was, with his division, IN the thickest OF
the conflict, leading his men a1 far as it was
possible, under the circumstances, for men
to so, and only falling back when atteml
al further advance was foolhardy and use
less. In this fight, as in fact, in almost ev-
cry one in which he was engaged, he SEEM
ed to wear a charm on his life. He received
in the slaughter pen," as the rank and file
were wont to call the position they occupied
in this fight a slight flesh wound, coming
out otherwise unharmed, though with uni.
form perforated with the enemy's bulea
In this battle Hancock lost one-half of his
command, killed and wounded. and all hi.
aides were wounded.
At Charlottesville, in May, 1868, he COM
manded his division and covered the roads
leading towards Fredericksburg, where
amid surrounding disaster, although con
stantly attacked, his troops maintained their
position to the last, and formed the real
guard Of the army in moving off the field
The general had his horse shot under hin
in the battle. Early in June he relieved
General Couch in command of the Second
Corps, and later in the same month was as
signed by Mr.. Lincoln t. be its permanent
commander.
In one Of his battles General Hancock
placed one of his brigades in certain po
sition and said to its commander: "Gener
al, whatever happens, want you to hol,
this grouud." The brigade commander wa
never very strong on the battle field and ol
that occasion seem ed to be prticularly veal
and anxious, and as the General turned t.
ride away to another part of the field h
followed him short distance and called out
General, where are my reseryes?" Genera
Hancock turned and, riding up to where tn
officer was standing, said, severely. Seen
eral, it is none of your business where you
reiniorcements are; that is my business.
have placed you here to hold this ground
that is all you are required to do, and wan
it done, sir" The officer returned t
his line with a sad step and sorrowful ex
preston of countenance.
AT GETTYSBURG.
: ltwas at Gettysburg Hancock again loon
ed up before the country as a HERO He Wa
, commanding the rear guard Of the army
its advance on Gettysburg, and had reache
'sNarrVtaWn tha ,,lals .yhs.,.a 4 "A Al -
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-07-02

81 Enst street, Bloomsburr, Pm.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the Diseases
and Defects Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

10 all tho State republican conventions Of tho
North that h6vo yet b,eu held, whether they
lave declared for or against General Grant, The
rcIvadIng aod effective spirit seems to be ami.
mostly against the white people Of the South,
who are accused OF oil sorts Of wickedncss and
reasonable designs against the unity. peace and
prosperity Of the country. Messrs. Blaine and
Sherman individually chino 10 with these as.
pensions upon the South, and General Graot 3
managers not only agree with them. but give
as reason why no should be nominated the
dread 10 which tho Turbulent clement" of the
South stands Of him. The General himself it
vii be observed. is ast the reverse of this 10 his
expressions at the South, but if he we're 10 caro-.
est be would SEQ to it that his friends 10 the
Moth wore equally ooLcjliatory; and that he
does not. goes to prove i!her that he is sham
ming, OF else that be thinks more of 70 oil ion
than he does about tho means by which it can
be secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

Another certain republican Stale has de-
cared against third term. Massachusetts
yesterday defeated tie Grant candidates for
delegates at large to tina Chicago Convention
aDd recommended 10 that convention The noU.
nation Ct MI. Elmuo1s. Two assured reput-
can States. low. asd Macs, chusstts. d. Glare
ag,iost Grant 10 one week while two that arc
cerao to vote the democratic ticket. Kentucky
and Ms3ouii, 10 The same period declare for
Linn. And 30. as wo said yesterday. il will
probably be until al the State conventions shall
have been held. All the democ talc and doubt
iul States, with probably few c,rtaioy repub
licsn ones, Pinnsy lVanil, Illinois aud two or
three others. will vote Tor General Grant and
dominate him. whia the msjority of the party
will be against him, but will be forced to accept
him IS their candidate, Objectionable as he il.
lacy Ill vi vote for him, lo), if he b, the oandi
date. for, as Mr.. Wilson, one of them. spys, they
will be williog to change the form Of govern
mont rather than rirk the danger of allowing
tho control of the country to pass from their
hsods.
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ESE-4 az TEE Da 4.

Tbs Baltimore gas companies have decided
to fix the pic; permsDcntl9 O.! ~ per ,oOo
feet
10 tho Whitaker i: q liiy at Yves. Point yss
tertay Whitaker gave history of his social
ostra, ism at tho &C sdemy and The discourage
mcnts he had TO contend With.
The jack souvia Uoi0n il OF tic option that
that the result otthe orange crop this year shows
very cor ciusiveIy that Florida hos something
else tn depend on besides cotton and wiDter visi
tors.
Rlby Lake, Nv ida, las entirely disappear
cd. Not drop CT water 1eERios Ct what was,
savep years ago sheet of Watsr twenty miles
10 length, and varying 10 breadth from half o
nile to three miles end very deep.
The Massachusetts republican convent 10,
Yesterday, after loDg speeches by Banks ard
Boutwell, 10 favor Of Graft and third term
adopted resolutions ics:Iuc lag the drlegstcs to
tho Chicago cCnvcDlioD to vote for Eimund5
Tho Kentucky Legislature has passed q bill
amending the chorter of the Msysvilc and Il &
Sandy Railroad Company, SO us to suthorlz
the Company to build road from Cattlesburl
to Newport and Cov;rirg,oo, making copnco
lion with the Chesapeake and Ohio r. K.
The suspension of Dodge, Potter & Co.
brokers and genera commission MERCHANTS
No. "a Pioe street. NV York, rroduc ID little
or no eff, C, on the Cotton ESchango. Genera
sympathy is EXPIRE s5ed for the firm, which cx
poets to resume business in shcrs time.
Mr.. Hugh j. Jewstt, president of the Etie
Railroad Company. sails for Europe Oh Satur
day, in the hope lhatlhe voyage will improve hi!
declining health. The doctors say that Mr.
JewcLl's system is inf; cied With malaria, ant
that he must have change Ct air.
Movements 10 Illinois recently haviDg caused
SOHO apprehension among the Grant men les
the State should be carried for Blaine, 40 im
mense meeting was held in Chicago last nigh
10 tho Grant interest. Robs. L. Licc)ln presid
ed, and sptc ches we're make by EmoryA Stnirs
Sttv:n A. D;uk l.s, j., f. 9. L,rlcl and Goo
LogaD.
A report prevails in Piis5urg that Harry
Joel Walden, French cen!lemar, aud Martir
L. NaDRoTtb, both baCg residents of Philadel-
pbia alo on their way to Cauada 10 fight q due
with swords. Two physicians were with The
principals and their c1nd5. The difficulty &C.
CURED in Washington hotel, whtro MIR. Wi
den spoke 10 II lady whom no tupnnscd he
knew. The lsdy c2rnplainrd to Mr.. Vsnworit
OF the iasu!t, GId harsh words led 10 g chsl'
lenCr.
The fires 10 tho New j etsiy pnfs. slonc lht
cosst, are causiog great damage. GA Wcdnes
Cay Tight lhe village Ct Toln's River was e.
tireIg surrounded by FIRE. Oae dwelling acc
ou,buidues TT Buckley were burocd, with fou
buildings at Lakewood ard Ihreh at Sever
Stars. Tho f.e crossed TOMS River, aud wa
Yesterday eprcadiog toward Tcckerton Beach
Judge Jehr,y's toe rrsideace Was destroy ed
Two hcus.s at Cedar Bridge we're buroed, ant
a man named Osborn is believed TO have per
ished, Many c.tl9 have persisted. The dlstr;c
burned ever i! estimated at GOO 20 lare ui!ts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16
RaRElaw rslvs.

TIE Empress CT Russia il rel orted worse
again.
Prussia propose 3 to alter tie German oonsti
tu,ion.
Paruell has been granted the freedom Of the
city of Cork.
Russia's extensive preparations ogairs. Ctins
by lard auG sea, continue.
At last scccuats Prince Gcr:schskotl's c)udi
lion had slightly improved.
Au Auelo Russian alliatc ia regard to ASH
attic affairs finds favor 10 London.
Niaeteen socialist pvopagandists. Gelmsrs
and others, have been EXPELLED from Frabce.
The Queens return to England has been
fastened, and she vii give Beacon sfeld 40 audi.
ence tomorrow.
The British steamer A!lsn Wiekesstle. loaded
with munitions of war TOR Vent zus, took FIRE
while lying in the river Ebe tbs othtr day and
YVES scutted.
The lace for the Newmarket international
handicap came If ct the Newmarket Craven
meeting to day. and was won ny MIR. Leopold
de RothschiIu's three year tlL chestnut FLY
Fashion.
Nineteen persouP, mostly students, have been
tried by court martial at Odessa. Russia. tor
various po!i!iea! otfenscs. Two of Thorn we're
acquitted, and The others were sentenced to
various terms st hard or military labor.
The Russian representative at Coustaoiiaople
has sent note to the Porto demanding that
the proceedings in the case Of COL COMMERCE.
be at onoo brought to a conclusion consistent
With justice, and declaring that Russia will hold
The Porte responsible it tho assassin should es'
cape, or if further outregcs should DO COM
mitted.
Cardinal Guibelt. Archbishop IF Paris, 10 his
protest agaiust the DEGREES respe citing unsu
| thorizad religious congregations, says that the
DEGREES at present are only q menace, but should
they 10 executed it is to be feared they will
lead to painful col hots between Law aud con.
soleuoa. and that FraIc, may enter upon pc
riCd CT intornal troubles CT which 10 man can
forsee iha end
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
HDGAR sNowDBNs
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL lG. 1880.

The s!rnightout republicans OF Virginia have
become aware OF the effort that will be made
by tho readiu5ters to capture their State con-
veDtion. to be held a, Stanton en- The 2ist i0-
atant, and are arranging their plans accordingly.
That they will suc,eoi 10 defeating this effort,
and thereby torc) the read listers to choose eth
or the strsi Sht republican or the straight dem
ooraic ticket at the next presidential election,
there SEEMS little reason to douCt. This Gure'y
appears to b, their best policy, 70, if the rapu5li.
Gan ticket be elected the honor OF having fought
the battle a!oo, will be so much the greater,
and all the patronage Of the administration
will lrg,timatey beloog to and be given to them,
while il it be defeated. their condition will be no
worse than it would be if they had accepted the
read listers proposition. Then, too. there is
every reason to believe that tho vote Of Vir-
8inia will not decide the next presidential eec
ton. The result Of the last election End the
action OF the political parties sine, then have
changed the opinions Of thousands tt voterP,
and the next one will be decided by such PRO.
nouDced majority. ono way or the other, that
the eleven votes Of Virginia will not determine
it. and 20 electoral commission will be called into
requison to make the award. Then. tco, po-
liticll afiation with svowed regulators will
ibjare The patty more 10 tho doubtful States Of
the North than could bo compensated for by
suy POSSIBLE good such 40 utilization could work
il Virginia. There is nothiog to be gained,
thcretoro, BY accepting the regulators propt'
81 ion. but everything to DO lost, aud as The
managers Of the republican party 10 Virginia
tr, not the sort Of men to contend for tbiogs
81 uusu5stanIl as ideas. especially when there
arc probable msteria! benefits in view, we ore
iLciaed to bsievo that 50 far at least rs ps-
tionsl politics are copcei ID the regulators will
hsve to go it alone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16
Fate ofIncppIiarIos

NEW YORK, April 16.-An Atlanta. Ga, spe-
ciA' says: During November and Dec .mb Der of
last year the little city of GreenVille. s. o. YVES
infested by band of incendiaries. who on diff
ferent occasions burned public ard private
buildings until about one third Of the city was
Destroyed. Detectives soon discovered thst the
iIc 'ndiaries we're negro thieves. and five of the
Dand were arrested. They have been on trial in
guilty and were sentenced to be- hanged
on June 10. The trial has excited great interest,
snd the sentencing was 8 thrilling scene. Two
Of The prisoners tainted and fell to the floor
while the judge was pronouncing their doom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

notwithstanding En- apparent Gullness in
trade, the uslneas prospects of our city are i'm.
proving. and our various manufacturing indus
tries arc more prosperous than for years. That
Alexandria must, in the future. depend upon
manufacturing enterprises for her growth and
prosperity all now admit, and adVsntageously
located ss sha ia, it is one of those thipgy past
finding out why there sre not many more faoto.
rles, for the production of all kinds of articles
Established here. Those that are in operation
are doing we'll, and the grestest inducements are
held cut for tao establishment of others, and it ia
hoped that before long the Mount Vernon Got.
ton Factory and the Pioneer Mills will both be in
iuli operation. Honey matters are almost in
statu quo; if any change it has been towards q
greater etringency, and there is some complaint
on the street Of q scarcity; for legitimate bu:i
ness purposes. however, there ia no pressing do.
mand. In Baltimore tho money market is quiet
and steady, but thers ia no cheap money seek.
II 6 an outlet on tho street. The rates for both
loans and discounts rule al 5A6 per C., accord.
Ing TO the colaterals which scct mpsny tho re-
go'iAlion. Money i, very active in New York,
looming all the way from G per cent to per cent
and commission Government bonds are quiet
and in New York yesterday new 6s and 5As were
3 and a. wsre lower. The latter sold at lO7 for
registered and 1tG3 for regular coupon bonds,
and 1864 wtra bid for small coupons. State
bonds are quiet with sales yesterday of 5000
VHginia coDsols at C3s the first sale for soma
days past, The latest previous Gales were At 81
a55i. l0'l)s are quoted Sss32i. Railroad stocks
are srids more active Baltimore and Ohio
common shares cold at 1897 and 157; second pre-.
ferred sold at 1884. In local shares thers ia moth.
ing doing but We quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

DEATH OF AN OLD MAcHINIsT.- Mr.. Rich-
srd Mayer, formerly Of the old firm OF Mayer
& Washington. machists, OF Baltimore, died
suddenly on Wednesday evening of apoplexy,
ct the residence of his son 10 law; Mr.. Gustavus
Henderson, 10 Washington. Mr.. Mayer was
II years of age. He had been out of active
business since the war. and lived for nearly the
past ten years 10 Washington and this city. 10
Baltimore he was long vestrymsn of 81. An
drew's P. E. Church. South High street, from
which the funeral took place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF you,
rest BY sick child suffering and crying with sls
excrucistiDg pain of cutting teeth lfso, gDisS;
once and Get bottle OF MRS WINSLO"o
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend upon Il,
mother on earth who has ever used it who wiz VII.
not tell you at once that it will regulate LUZ
bowels and give rest 10 the mother, and le.is'
and health to the child, OPERATING like uss':'
1t is perfectly safe to use in ali cases, and ple'
ant to the taste. and is the prescription OF ohe@
the oldest and beet female physicians and nuis's
in the United States. Full directions for usIs
less the facsimile of CURTIS & fERKlha,
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all MedlcILif
Dealers. Twenty Ave cents bottle. BsWs's"
limitations,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

CoURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Moseley
aud wife VS.. Brown ct sis. Appeal allowed
and superseded awarded to decree pronounc
ed by the Charcery Court of the city Of Rich.
moud on The 81 of March, 1880.
keenan, w. Trice's administrator ct als. AID.
peal allowed nnd tuperSedeas awarded 10 de-
cree pronout ccd by the Ciicais Court CT Rock
irgbam county at the Nav term. 1879.
Lee Reynolds against the Commonwealth.
From the Circuit Court Ct Patrick equity. R,-
vefs d. Judge Moncure delivering the opinion.
Webb vs.: the City Council Of Alcxardra.
From the Cooperation Court OF the city OF
Norfolk. Affirmed, Judge Christian deliver
Ing the opinion.
Smi,bson vs. Briggs and wife. From the
Corporation Court OF the city CT Lynchburc -
Reversed, Judge Anderson delivering the
oprion.
Coles ". Wihera. a.. From the Circuit
Court OF PittsylVania county. Reversed, Judge
Staplss delivering the opinion.
Smith aRainstthe City Council Of Alexandria
From the Corporstiou Court of the City of All
e1andria:: Reversed, Judge Burks delivering
the cpiDcn.
Thomson ct sis. VS.. Brooke ct all, Rules to
P''e' - WV aao W SaSSuSo u ucH dpIU6l UUUu
m:de absolute, sud .uje dismissed.
FUNERAL UNDER SAD CIEcUMsTANcEs-The
funeral of Master ]. B. Rccleston Shoemaker.
son Of Mr.. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, took place
yesterday afternooa. The cortege moved from
the residence, corner of 81. Paul and Read
streets. TO Emmanuel p. K. Church where
many sympathiEiDg friends took part in the ser
vices. Rev. A. M. Randolph, rector. oficiated
The circumstances under which the funeral Of
The lad took place. whilst his parents and q sister
were on the ocean, bound to Europe, gave an
additional tiDgs Of sadness to the SURROUNDINGS 8,
and the prayer of the minister for their protec
ton and support under the trying circumstances
met with heartfelt response from the entire
congregation. The floral offerings were rare and
protuse. One Of the designs was surmounted
with white dove, life sizs with out.tretche ed
wings: The remiins were taken by railroad to
St. Thomas p. Il. Church, Garrison Forest,
Baltimore county, near Mr.. Shoemsker's couu.
try seat. There the funeral train was met by
Rev. Mr.. Lockwood, rector of St. Thomas, and
many persons from the neighborbood. The
burial took place in the church cemetery. Rev.
MIR. EcclesLon, rector of Trinity parish, Newark,
brother of Mrs. Shoemaker, was with the mem
bers of the family. President Hayes was rep
resented by his privste secretary. The steam
ship Scythis, on watch Mr., Mrs. and Miss
Shoemaker are messengers. is about dus at
Queenstown.-Balto.S San Of to day.
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DIED.

At her residence, in this city. on Thulsa,1Gi
April l5.h, 1880. at Sp M, after q l0lg Ga. ian
puinfll illness, which she bore with Chfs",
faith, JANE AcCRACKEN, aged 10 ys nn;;
- Her funeral will take place from nei s' m
residence, on Oronoco and st. Assph tt'ee.s,
Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Frlenqms,
scqusiDtAncss sre invited to attend" WEE
papers please COPY.
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A shore.

WASHINGTON. April 16:-The Signal Corps
station at Cape Henry, Va, reports at II is g.
m. TO the Chief Signal Off GER IS follows: ship
Anna Norris of Windsor. Bremen, bound for
Baltimore went ashore one mile north OF False
Cape ut 80 q. mo No lives lost"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

10 morrow morning Jupiter and Mercury. at
their rising shortly before o'clock, will be 50
close together that both will be visible 10 the
held OF telescope. At their nearest approach
they will be but As mi6utes apart. Ii the
morning is clear the spectacle will be very
beautiful one, the huge Jupiter forming the
centre figure, surrounded by his four attendant
moons. and Mercury shining closely, So if it,
too. had fallen under the sway of the giant
planet,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

CURTAINS COMPLETE. two yards long, llO,
land 10 greco, brown. White aud drab, with OIL
the fixtures, at 500 picoei few only Oh hatu'
at apl32R |. EICRBERGs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

| lave had much txpeprisuce among alL'
letlc'. ball players, gymuasts, ETC., and can ties
THY to the virtues Of Giles lodide Amm]ti,
LlDimeut for disc ,orstion. Bruises, sbd Sore
ness OF tho Muscles, and Cords after viocu.y
trolse. WILLIAM IMAGINATION.
Argyle Rooms.
Sixth ave-, cor 30:h st., N. \.
Gilts Pills cure FIalulenc7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16
Fatal Accident.

TRENTON, N. j. April l6-Daniel Dslton,
aged g., accidentally fell down stairs at Ii, resi-
dence, in this city. last evening, breaking his
neck, and killing him instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

Josh Billiogs' Almanac says: About tbs
time look out for cod weather" Aud it should
have added: Keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
10 readiness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16
Mothers sIothers!! Motl,ers!N

IoRCHEN COLLARS. for misses, at 10 censa
piece, at apl321 |. ElCHBzRGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

FROM TOP TO CELLAR stocked With IN'
MENsE BARGAINS IN GooDs OF ALL KINDS 10
our line. We have been heavy spectators ard
are now ready to state that our stock is cOu
plete in every department, Haviog purchs5 d
ALL AND EVERY ARTICLE FOR CASH DOWN We
are prepared to say if you will giva us call We
will show you the BIaGEsT. LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST Stock 10 the country. Washiurton
not excepted. Convince yourself, add price
our goods before buying. Samples freely given
and prices guaranteed. Come. one and all 10
apis 2W ISAAC EICuBURGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

5000 YARDS EMBRoDERIEs, AT ONE HALF
thier value, Just opeoed at
.arl3 2W 1. EICHBERd's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

SUMNER SILKS, FROM AUCTION. AT GO CENTS
q yard-a handsome assortment Mt
aEl3 2W |. ETCHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

The Clarke county republicans held meetiD z
at BerryVille last Saturday. 4. Buudy, color.
ed. was chosen delegate to Stauntoh, and WAS
instructed to vote for Blaine, TIE white repub
licsns were for Grant. Bun1y in his speech said
that the negroes had not bsen treated right 10
the way of Offices, and we're now deter mined to
act for themselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

1t is cruel for parents 70 let their chireu
suffer wi h coughs and colds, which 10 80 macy
cases lead to consumption and premature death.
Give DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup. Pros % c'n';
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-16

The Richmond State appears in bran new
and beautiful typographical dress. and ia as
fright. witty snd newsy as it is handsome.