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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-08

Inc principal ncaltn omcero1 Texas
estsblishsd last week d quarantine sta
zion On theL. w. railroad, just across
the Sabine river. IIc acquired celeb
rity last year asthc champion Of the
abaolnte non-intcrconrse theory, and
may be relied on to have Texas bottled
mp at the first appearance Of yellow
fever in any part Of the United States.
Every citizen Of Lake Charles knows
the serious injury to our town and
parish caused BY Texas quarantines last
year and the year before, and knows
how unnecessary and unjust those qua
rantines were. There Is, however, great
danger to Lake Charles, and to her
fnture business interests, from an OPP
posite quarter, and that danger exists
right here. The one great lesson,
learned by fearful experience, fromsthe
epidemic Of 1878, is that thorough
cleanliness Of towns and cities is their
best, if nottheir only, safeguard against
the introduction and ravages Of yellow
fever. Even when yellow fever is inn
ported into q thoroughly drained,
cIeansed and disinfected town Or city,.
its mortality is insignificant, but when,
even in q mild type, it is introduced
into d filthy locality, the mortality Il
frightfnl
Lake Charles justly enjoys abroad
the reputation Of being one Of the
healthiest towns in the south. The
businesspros of our town depends
npon the maintenance of that Icpntil-
ton. Sollong as tits jealousy pre-
served immigration and capital will be-
attracted here. The moment it Is inn
paired BY 2 malignant epidemic our
business interests will receive q blow
the recovery fromwhich will cost years
Of watchfnl and thorough sanitation,
and complete exemptionfrom epidemic
disease. In this respect an ounce Of
prevention ID better than a pound Of
cure, and for the sake Of the good |
name d. Lake Charles abroad, for the
sake Of all our business interests, and
Of those Of very large majority Of the
people Of Calcasieu, and for the sake
Of human life, the lives Of our own
families, we again call npon orr city
fathers 10 inangurate now the too long
delayed and vitality necessary work Of |
thoroughly draiaing our streets, and Of |
cleansing and disinfecting the premises
Of onr householders. There Is an
abundance Of money in the treasury
forsthis purpose, and there iissno eacuse
for delay In The mark.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

The salary OF the President is now
100000 a year, that OF the Vice Presi-
dent $4,000. those Of the Senators and
members OF the House Of representa-
tive $4,000 u year, with twenty cents
per mile mileage, payable each way
once each annual session, and 1925 per
annain for newspapers and stationery
The salary or Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court is Si0.5oO. and OF each of
the associate justices $4,000. 4 mem
Der of Congress who lives in Salem. Or
egon, would receive So .925 per year. or
Sl5,8j0 for each Congress, while Sen
a.or living III Baltimore only receives
S5,lSl per year, Or $l0.2S2 for each
Congress.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
WithdrawS from the Canvass.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, Sept. 20, 1880.
Mn HARPER, Dear Sir: | Gud that
some kind friends. without anv consul
tation with nc, authorized you to pre-
sent my name before the people OF IIGmp-
shire, IA 4 candidate cor seat in tho
next House of Delegates. Without
stopping to enor' e who they were, or
even questioning the motive that prompt.
ed snch al action = in as much as l have
little or no desire for such q position,
and being ever adverse to stand in the
way Of u ''Uds whose interest [ would
sooner cndeavouf TO promote than my
own -porni, me hen to say that posi-
lively decline being candidate FOR the
position and 10 thySs Kind friends
would remark, that il | we're even ever
So DESTROYS Of such position, il would
be Impossible 70. me. uu,Ier the existing
circumstances, 10 enter into the Cam
pai,,n, as | nnl that my pre.engage-
ments here a"e such That | will not be
able to be, even in tie county, Until on
the day Of election.
VITA I,udcsS regards 10 YOU and e.
yer remembering iindly those who have
thus rendered themselves dear to me,
remain your ob3dlont seryaLt,
JAMES PARSONS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
Who Freed the Negroes.

NS'Che Hon. Lyman Trumbull, Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of H.
inois, was speaking at Du Quoin in
that State one day last week. In the
midst of his remarks colored man
rose up and asked permission tomale
an inquiry.
Certainly, SIR said Trumbull, Il
shall be glad to give you any infor-
nation in my power
win you tell nue., them said the
coiored man, whether III your judg-
meat the Democratic candidates for
President of the United States and
Governor OF Illinois deserved TO be
elected in 1S64?'
Frankly replied Trumbull, Il do
not think they did
Chen, SIR pursued the colored
man, will you tell me what the Dem
oeratic party has done since to make
It's candidates deserve election in
1880.
"a good many things responded
Trumbull
'Will you please name some of
them :" persisted the polite son of
Ham.
well, among other things said
Trumbull, 'the Democratic party in
1880 has nominated for President the
man who saved the Union at Ge;tys-
burg; and for Governor of Illinois
the man who wrote and reported to
the Senate the Constitutional amend.
mcnt that made you citizen and a
voter.
The colloquy forms the most vivid
picture OF the reversed relations OF
the two great parties that we have
yet seen. 1t contains the kernel OF
the political philosophy OF the period
Again the old adage about polite.
and strange bedfellows comes to mind
We presume our polite colored broth
or was satisfied.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

II is estimated that 80 600 men anil
women are employed in Philadelphia in
tie manufacture OF clothing, and 20
UO0,O00 suits are made every year
Cutting machines arc gradually Gnliag
their way into all Of thl large lnanufac
turing establ;shm ent5 of the city. The
machines lave q 1apacity for cutting
$500 garments IN q day Of twelve hours,
or about equal to the combined results
Of the labor oc eight men. Buttonholes
also can bc worked by machinery at the
rate Of 80 per hour, whilo by hand it
worll take the same period to complete
three holes. ~ the cutting machines
folds Of cloth r..5yply thickness can
be easily cat through. The establish
uicnt where cutting and bnt.onhole ma
chimes are used t3rns out 100 suits
reaEy for ws.. inside 81 twelve hours.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

SIR. Thomas A. Edison contributes
an article 10 the October number OF
the North American Review, in
which he states that he has succeeded
IN making the electric light entirely
practicable for all illuminating pur-
poses. lie shows the advantages of
electricity over gas, and explains how
his system is to be introduced. lie
comments upon tine uufavorabe opin-
ions that have been passed upon his
work, and says that similar judgments
were pronounced upon biography,
steam navigation, and other great
discoveries.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

\ TERRIBLE DEtrH.--Cn the S1th OF
July David. q handsome aud bright six
year old 5on Of Mr. Frank Xaiglc7, Of
Lancaster Pa, was bitten by dog, the
cash made being one AMI half inch in
length under The eve. The wound
healed up nicely and nothing wa thought
Of the malicf until last We Inesday,
when symptoms or hydrophobia made
their appearance The most eminent
Physicians of that city were at once
summoned, aud 'Gnraro," the South
American remedy for this dread disease.
ives administered, bat without avail
Several doctors staid with him dav and
night, but uotwiths'an3ing th ir Efforts
the poor little sufferer died in great
agony on Friily morning last. 1t re
qGired number Of strong men TO hold
thc poor Guild. which dil ro' bark or
attempt To bite, but bal dread Of eve =
~ thing around hin. 10 was very pc
cuiar aud distressing case.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
an Orphan Found a Home.

A few day ago q boy about ten
years OF age, lame and sickly, who
had been living with his mother in
rooms in the city, found himself alone
in the world. The lad was too III to
ride III the one poor carriage which
followed the body to the grave, yet
10 one thought his condition serious.
After the funeral anumber ofpersons
gathered in the povcrty-stricien room
where he lay weeping to see what
disposition could be make OF him.
IF he wasn't lame I'd take him M
TO my family observed one Of the
men in tone that seemed to show
he blamed the boy for his misfortune.
well, its awful hard sighed one
OF the women, 'but / know he could
not get along with my children
Nor with mine,' added a second.
III | should take him he'd run up
o big doctors bill on me- said q man
as he filed his pipe.
Each and every ore had some ex-
cuse. The boy heard them all with
out word, but with quivering chin
and eyes full Of tears. Under one
preteXt and another all slipped out
and left him alone, promising to have
another talk IN the morning. Per
maps that night before they closed
their eyes IN sleep somo of them
thought of the poor lad lying in the
dreary room alone and almost help
less, but if 50 none Of them yentnear
nun. Late in the morning a woman
Ewing on the same floor went in 10
seelt he might not want bite to eat,
and the question of who should take
care of him was settled. God had
taken hun. Rugged close to the
wall, Is if he feared the midnight
shadows, and with eyelashes yet wet.
he was dead and cold, 40 longer q
burden to any one The boy too
lame to be taken care of on earth
too feeble TO earn the crusts that some
one would have given lim-had q
better home than the best. When
they knew that he died alone, women
bent over him and wept When thoy
lifted his wasted form from the bed
mems co1sciences smOte them for
their harsh words, butt was too late.
lie had gone from care, feeling taat
there wac no mercy in the human
heart
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

Dying for his Charge.-A gentle
man just returned from Canada tells
the following story "a day or so
ago the engineer of a train near Mon
treal saw a large dog on the track,
barking furously. The engineer
whistled, but the dog paid no atte,i-
ton TO the noise, and refused 10 stir.
The dog was run over and killed
The engineer observed that the ami
NAL crouched close to the ground rs
he WIS struck by the cowcatcher. a
Ii mute later the fireman saw bit OF
white muslin huttering on the loco
motive, and he stopped the engine.
On going back TO where the dog WAS
killed it was discovered that not only
the dog but n little child had been
killed. 1t was then seen that the
dog had been standing guard over
the child, & had barked TO attract the
attention of the engineer. The faith
sul animal had sacrificed his life rath-
or than desert his charge. The cnild
had wandered away from neigh
boring house, followed by the dog,
and it Is supposed that the child lay
down and went to sleep on the track. .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

I'm Brooklyn lass week. Mrs Mary
Jane BEN vas llel $40, with The alter
native D. twenty days imprisonment.
for assqu'ting Ter pastor, Rev DR.. Hal
soy, of the fralki.1 Avenue Church.
Mrs. Bel. charged tlc pastor with hay
ing circulated ialsoh)ods about her, and
assaulted him on the street. with an UNI
breila, striking him over the head and
shoulders She appealed from the JUS
icC's decision
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
South a]ssash Jntelllseneer.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY, OCT. /. 1850.

a disastrous fire az Green Bay, Wis
consin, on tho Dist inst, destroyed 60
dwelling houses, 80 barns and the Pres.
oyterian church. The residences burn
ca were among the best in the city
The IRE h-oke out Ia store room and
mill, and the flames were only stopped
when they had reached the river. The
loss ia estimated at $3.50, 900 20 Sl75,-
QVV. The insurance is light.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

You love NE for myself stsS sai I.
oh, Fred, atm so alone in the worso.s
You said, dear. it was for loves sake,
not for pity. Now. for PHYS sake, give
me the love, without which, have learn
ell, all nay life would be paor aud bar
ren. but with which ehall % alone
nevermoreP
Then FOR PHYS sake--only for pitv's
sake--ea: with a great JOS IN his eyes.
he opened wide his arms and took her in.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

Mark Twain says the only introduce
ton to a literary audience that he
ever had that seemed to him the
right word in the right plaoc-a real
mspiration-was a. follows Ladies
and gentlemen, I shall not waste any
unnecessary time i'm thcinHoduction.
/ don't know ANYTHING about this
man ct least only know two things
about Linn one is that lie las never
been % the ponitcntiary, aud the 9th
CT is | can't zee why
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

SAD ACcDENr-On Friday, Sep
tember l0h, Sailie. aged abont u
years, daughter OF Mr. William Deck
Of our town, was amusing herself by
sitting in n peach tree picking and
eating peaches, when she lost her bal
ance and fell, striking the fence and
one Of the palngs rap INTO her leg,
making q very ugly wound, which
was sewed up by pr Reynolds. The
child seemed to be getting along very
well until q few days ago, when the
wound gathered and became very
painful, when symptoms of inward
spasms became apparent, and on
Tuesday morning she died We ten
der our sincere sympathy to tho be-
reavod family, who but few short
weeks aga biried q very promising
son. Mr. Deck is a hardworking
gentleman, universally respected by
All who know linn, and lac has the
sympathy OF the entire community
over MS sore atiiiction. Shepherds
town Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
The BUCkcye
En- IND RERPER.

~ ER IND RE.RPER,
harvester Of ,hc world SUPERIOR &c
'ts principles o. it, construction
Inability rs double chat of o.hccs.
aHf heir cru foo eecH RI r.re;t
r lI a4mp. iock-IcTsr Sa'Ev R,he
one .4.i ~ hHncbiug .se BOY
Hel wheels Hrt strong Iou
% without it. Se-I Tor cirCl.
power
'''a|yyd& Tructj0H Engines
sufficient power 20 ron saw
lugh saws. Latest in.
..ir '1 il horses. The new Gel .
.rug portable SAW MILLS,
rt-. The wonderful
,l,t D0vbIC EUQoU.
au instant from most single
' f."mt rIrfirGc Took hl1t
Im1tr'lnI fair. The prem A.. ~
a.t gain and grass seed
tay and Cattle Scales fg'ly
gam eui leather be'Hnx.
u-l, dryers aad any other arJi-
J. D. CARsKADON.
Ncyscr, West Va,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

Live fOr somothiug. ifit be ever so
little Better 70 accomplish some
thing than nothing. live for s1me-
thing Life is 70 great book. Each
year chapter Each day leaf
Let each chapter bear record OF well
spent days Every leaf must bear
something worthy Of record, or O blot
that can never be erased Then be
mindful what you leave gpou the
leaves for it viii tel on time and
eternity, what you have lived for.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

a lady named Bcrke died at Ma
eogdoches, Texas, ou the 18Th inst
and while tie body was being inter,
rcd thunder storm arose. 81 the
group Of friends stood around the
grave q bolt OF lightning descended
40 tIeir midst and struck and instant.
ly killed Rev Mr. Ucarn, who was Foo
the act Of praying.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
12. J. T.. r. lUEsTCTa.
SiCIAN AND SURGEON.
ErO0rNEY. Wy. VA

rY'urtEs bis professional services 10 The pec,
) PIE OF his place mud vicinity. Can be
70 NJ "a toe residence or ctfice Of the late DR..
Z lc.T,S, unless Professionally engaged
All ca.,s-nieht or day-promptIy attended to.
81, tR1NE 70 q brother OF DR. s r. LuPros
Ike graduated in Baltimore in 1908 and for
.he issi ten years las been rracticing iu Mis-.
,o.5i, where he bad bull, himself up an exten.
s'e .-.. lee bat was induced to leave there
70. ~. earnest solicitation tf bis brother aad
-u n.'e lSept. II, 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
South Branch Intelligencer.
yviIIiuin Harper, Editor.
oEs Corner Main and Graz Lane SIS
RONNEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
TER NJ s

r~g DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS DER
,.a.a-or TWO DOLLARS II pud n advance.
81 aper will be discontinued, except OF the
r1.ite publisher ,uutil all Er reGra ges ha -e
20 ss,.ld.
TERMS or ADVERTISING
We 1te- OF elvortisiug are, fora square fteo
...sIy- lc-5 Osz noLLAR AND FirTY CsxTg for
10, .as,r ors- larger ones Ia the same propor-
tsa l..' ,OuUnuGnce 3T2 cents.
.45iieriy, half yearly, and yearly advertise
-.-.s Inserted q, sliDeral reduction nthe above.
YEARLY advertisers discontinuing during the
y.,t ,r,.l ha charged regular rates.
'yJaIrl..issmlnt 10 be considered by the mon III
-- ,.5s uGlcss specified on the manuscript or pre-.
t5rs'g ,-rsel upon between the parties
EaolGHorso ~ associations, com m INDICATIONS Of
il.t.. interest, and notices OF deaths exceed ing
sea iisEs ui.l he charged FIVE cents per line.
rrss a. sx--a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

a High-Prced Colt-The Dwyor
Brothers have purchased weanl.ng
colt, brother Of Luke Blackburn, by
Bonnie Scotland dam Nevada. by
Lexington, from Capt. james Frank.
Jim, Of Gal.atiu, Tenn. Price $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01
GRANT ca l'ilden +?

..I7rlt your owu interest Nv send
u- .O- circulate OF Zoe following
O.. before buyiGC. Being myself s.
meg. vita % years experience in
"t,.ior'y, end MAXIM the lat.st
His 20 thnti i1e r. srecidty, gill guar-
tJu, los rates taI ilb.ra terms
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

signed would respcciruuy inform,
"'-s.. ..e county o. Hampshire that
40 do t'GI'N ewing gpou ihe
i.t. '.h''-llt one occupied b. Or.
acton, hOmuey, Wcs; Va
800. 4. MONROE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-10-01

lroIcsst1aaf CardS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01

NALL AND EXAMINE THE PERFECT
~ WASHER; it washes without the use of
the wash board price only 3d.; for sale only by
MCLEAN & UHLER,
oct22 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01

THOICE FAMILY FLOUR--Gur b,snd
~ WHITE LILY" new process family f9ur
we can recommend as equal tn any fancy brand
on the market, sold in l-l6s, !, and bbls BY
HAKhON & SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01

z AIDES KID GGOVES, z and buttons
IL every pair warranted
Of RHASHEA2,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01

TNHERMALINE-As safe and reliable substi-
Il tute for quinne. A. ordination of the e1.
tracted slkalolds of Calissys Bark with Eucs.
lyptus, the anti. 81 srial tree of Australia. Su.
perior to quiniue for Chills and Fevers, Dumb
Ague Intermittent Fever and all Malsrial Di-
sesses Price 25 cents per box of 80 coated pills.
Full directions for use accompany each box.
Mailed to any address upon receipt of price.
Liberal discount to the trade.
JANNEY & CO.. wholesale agents,
sep16 10 aud 152 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01
Auction SAL SS.

TKUsrEHS SALE OFLAND IN FAIR.
L FIX CuUNTY-By virtue. of deed OF
tlust froul yheodore L Chsse, shd being the,eto
required oy parties sseu sa sntIeE or .IS for sale st
s pube ess or, in front Of Cstls il the
village of West End, and county OF Fairfax at
twelve O'Clock N on SA:U ~ -. tne tin ~
day of Decsmber, 1870 ths TX aCI W ithS q. -
.,unveved to hin, in said deed. ard described ss
foliows, viz stgjnnins at dead poplsr stand al d,
ing on :he s,u.h SIDE Of pogue !uu. a cori,ef m o,
Cs-oc rtsr's patent, now Vim. Hio!'tts !nence
7eio. 80 poles T. three r'.rsed whlte osh
s.olines ihsnca 8 f5i' W lili poles 10 olehs
orv and nile of stones; thence V,th the line OF
Dennis III Csfty johnston n. s2so,. ". ls7 poles
to q ID arked dogwood, corner to hIi]An Somp.
tons lot thence with his liIe n 52', @ IL poles
t. stake on Iiogue run; tSence down Id s:s
sraI corrses ,Td Tnasn ders .hs-ao tc The begin
ring, Containing 81 oc,es and 81 poles'
Terms of sale: Cash.
FKANCIS L. SMITH,
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01
Death by Lightning.

Special contracts ~ili ce nis'te with yeariJ a.
yertisers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01
Amusing Provisions In Old Wills.

A furtign review Of new book entitled
"Curics.ies of the Saarch Room A Collec
ton of Serious aid Whimsical Walls" writes
as follows:
"rhe chs sters Of Ec,sntric W's, on Viudic-
tvs Wills and 90 Directions for Burial contain
soms curious illus ra;ions OF bunao frsllty and
folly. A certain DR.. Eierby b,qaesthes bis
heart 10 one friend. bis lungs to another, and
bis brsirs to third, dtc,rlug that If they d.
not eX cate bis wishes Wild regard TO them hs
will come aud torment them 1t 1t should be by
aoy meers POSSIBLE" Aoot6er testator, an
American, ri quires that biz skin may be con-
verted i5to Two drumheads, upDn which are to
be inscribed Pcpe's Uoiyerssl Prayer and the
Declaration Of IndepanGeIoo; another Amerl-
csp, Nav Yorker, leaves seventy one pair OF
trousers to bs sud 10 the highest bidder with
out examiaa;iou, 90 purchaser belcg allowed TO
buv more than oae pair. la each pair WAS found
bucd,3 of back notes reprrs:n'tn2 thousand
dollars. A Frerchmap lusllutes au srousl
race with pigs, to he ridden By bo7s or men,
with priz, OF ESQ TO the Hlouer. Baptist
minister who died lass year declares 10 his will
tha, be thirs!s to see the Church OF England
brought down, ard desires sli pos!criy
TO know thss he believes 'iotsat sDrlnk'
ling to be from his SsSsnc Maj Another
dis;soter, recently deceased, b.q1sashs E20,OOO
upon trust for two pisoes upou condltl1n that
pe;her of tbGm marry minister OF the Est.o-
iishsd Church. or a PEI 'on holding noy office
or ,mmiss:oa 10 her Majas!y 8 army
"GrG,esqos ios:ruct,ous Wirh regard to tho
testa;or's body ars frequent 10 wills. Oae csu
beoueashed bis body to tbe Imperial Gas COM
pay, to be courum-d to ashes 10 one OF their
retorts: aad Nav York spioster desired to em.
pIoy all ber money 10 building coutch, but
stimulated that her remains should be mixed
no 10 the mortar used for 6xiug the first stone,
Some of the bsqucsts in what the com pller calls
'Vudctive Wills have 10 them touch OF
bumor. Tbus the Fifth Earl of Pembroke
| writes: I beqaesth to Tbomas May whose
nose did brgak at ma,quorAde i've shllllnRs.
Nv in.ention had been to give blm more; but
| ali who have seen bis History OF Parliament
will consider that even this sum is too large; and
a e.rtsiu D.. Dunlop b. abs 10 his brother
ir.lsw Christopher bis :,o.t uipe. out Of g.ati'
| tude that he married my sister Maggie, whom
no mao of taste wcHld have tsk9n, end to his
eldest s;s.or, joan, bis '6Ve'scrs field TO COO
sole her for b"ing married to man she ls
obliged 20 nerpeck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01

TAS. F CARLIN & SONS, Hardware Mer-
~ chants, 63 King street. Have in stock q
complete assortment Of hardware. Cutlery,
Guns, Pistols, Shells. Caps, Cartridges, Farm
Bells, Shovels, Forks, Spades, &C.. Breech
Loading Guns, Shells. Shell Caps, Belts and
Loading Imp ments at
JAS. E. CARLIN & SONS,
sep28 63 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-01

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