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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
= Opening ami Cios,ng O, ss.s 2::.,;..

CLOSING.
Washington u. T., North gII !;..tlHss :.
fAElis y n. GnI 3 Is y. I'll.
Western mails 80 and s is y. NJ.
SoIthorn nails, via Schmpai. ~, ct.
IN. @nd 70 and 9 % p. N.
HoalL and Southwestern na.is, 81. !.,ag'
burg, Virginia. % .. III. su.i d 10 p, n.
Alnxandria to Lynchburg, Va, (w.g rmu
Including through mails. & III ala. AL nutr.
Gordonsr!!lo ana charlottesville, Va, o..
~. and 9 10 y. III.
,ilEnaSSas Division i t.! s. L..
Alexandria 10 Eotnd H.Ii -. -. g
OPENING,
,Ne7ihorn and Western mails, Vi, Wss.u.
ION, Il. T., s 90 4. NJ. anl , o. ana 6 II! Y. II
Southern mails, vim Kich mead, Va, 3 - T.,
and 00p.n,.
Southwestern msils via IyaahmurE, H,rau.
Through nails) including QMy msi!a oH Njtts
RAILROAD, S 20 q. n.
Manassas Division i 50 e. ~
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va :: ~ {. q;
,Odice Eours-Ohica c!v.! 4; : ~ n r
cloves G. CO y. III.
Sunday Hours-Oiioo ol,sns ST = & <. p. >.
closes ct 9 20 Il. H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

Tho PHILADELPHIA Bulletin (repubicln) 40
knowicdges tia. there caa be 60 Certainty about
Pennsylvania geing republican this year. The
resu't, i: says may depend upon the republican
vote ia Philadelphia. The Blu lssl for sraritY
is right After what !as happened in Maine
the quality Of political uncertainty cot only at
t:chcs to pernsylvaria bu. 10 I'll the heretofore
most certainly republican States Except Yer
mnat, Iowa aud Kansas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

TIE graen6ackcrs everywhere else tu. III
Maine support The radicals 10 !rGlr,Ic, TO the
d. macrats, but lio radicals not or|y ir Maine,
eut.vHyahu;e tisc designate tire etccnbscke
as either "gahjlo'' or "i:ios,' 50 inst the
radicals sc)n! the principle iavclycd iu the Il
pressicn "Jno coed Turn deserves another"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

Tho Amci!ean reprint of EIackToni'j Elm.
burg h!aseZ;no Tor September hGi baen received
from lis publishers, tho leonard Scott Publish
Ipg Campauy Of New SoGk. LIZ r)d!cp!s gle ::
Tho Pil4Ts ct tie Ststc. parL Y Ct d.. Whor-
tie 4 SchOoI, iha Bayard Of the East a Week
10 Athens. Il Lasting Memory. psrt Y Of Bash
L'ta 10 Queensland, and New Novels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

AccOr3iog to the recent registration in Phil
adelph;a tie ratio OF voters in that city is oGc
TO tbric AID half Of population. Ofcourso this
shows fisul upon its face. but it requires !
iarto rcgrhie,n m' oli!y il tina! city to over.
c,me Tho democratic sjNi:y in the rist Of The
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

at recent republican meeting 10 Tappaisn.
rccs L. D. Becky, colorcd. Of tuis ci'y, orc Of
tho speakers, said the Maholites wanted to be-.
long to eorie party. bu: lad 20; the backbone
to como Gu: aud sag they we.o REPUBLICANS He
W.3n't fer from the truth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
CANAL COMMERCE.

Ar,got-BostaL j. neod, G L Rootbe, a s
FsiIe, y Stssa.t P G. Uhlar, II landlord, j
IL Stickn%y, Il q Cauehton, T /. BETTE, O Z
Honli. } W Ruri;c, Dayton, j 4 Alexander
q l. I!oTd. q Clifton, $ Lloyd 70 American
Coal Co; G y sf1nchraEor to j T Agnev & Co.:
4 Krat; 10 Sinclair & hgnaR; Liltia Han 10 6
9 (: 6. Or. -
neeerl:d Posts iHnS'tsrIan1, 2 I, Slack, E
/: BoosEe, !. . Win.Tinzhan, Z Esndsr. "
HoerneT. = = Fail. D Stewart. z, G. Uh;er. M
Ssntford; j Stickney, II o Claughton. T L
te.t', q kratz. j " Rurke. c p Hoo1i J DAY.
ton, j A alexander S T. Lloyd, G P Lloyd. q
Clifton sod g III ktoaebrsker. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

General Steiilsn has Tot lived III van. Tie
fau.ois tylmTl, he at ID iousiaoa by driving
lho bald headed Legislators tf tbs! State out 0!
tLeir Stats !ioua. 81 tic pom. al tho b,yorel
hss been followed ty & military commander in
Rlcu?5 :Yrcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET September 81, 1885,
lilo p.9rSs! 70 day is t:m but quiet. There ia
ne cbapga {" noto in Flour Tho offerings OF
Wheat 2':cnn!ol to about 4C00 buahols end
sales wore lAs,la st So 60. %. c5. lOl, l02 and
lV,' Iot Ful.- snd los. I05, l:9, 10 and Ill for
i4;n1HsisF, 81 II quality. Corn IL a fsc!ion
hlGh9: s:.l SEQ hnshas of whits brought So. a
taT To-. u u q sold st e. f,r damaged and %
ier Go2,I, Ia hnsh5!s Of damsgad Oals sold a. Sc.
country produce continues scsrca ana wanted.
BALTIMORE tATrLR MARKET, SAprr. 80 -
i'r1CcS tAia woaEi !rr Beef Cattle ranged rs fol.
lows.
Dos! Reeve. co 8 81
Genccly Talcil hrat llially............3 81 81
Mel!H!a c. good iair qualify. 70 o 81
Hri'n"ry thin steers, Oxen and Cows2 90 q . rs
!:Alr2ine range OF prices 60 81
tioSt Oh tia sales were from. .....,;s rs q %
lia2e:p!9 Tor the week 1854 head: sales 2544.
me ii2rtc. h&a beon very slo W 10 day IL rough
oi.t. "l9 CGarIHGs boing in excess Of the demand,
ANA sellers ti71inr: Il difficult 10 oGoc: sales in \
H1TT Is" IasaS, Wiihcu. Concessions, and those
ca'} on lh2 2ZirtEla tops, which wero eYcesd.
!ha,F scarce On ihoso Cattle generally eonsil.
erea !l:@. qna!i.S' prices W3re OF &, aud SO on
down NH! |e lower Gsurea waro accepted to &C.
i"ct EE:e&, though somo dealers do no. corcodu
go mnch Geciiao WAS recorded
Aihca tnWS-GHAd Cows sr0 in fsir demand
VIC quote al 2Ga5l5, as 10 quality.
Shetp ari Lsmrs-Thero is d slight increase
i: tao receipts oreT LAST week. but falling oil
IN the quality, With somo improvement in the
tEado: good stock, whether butcher Sheep,
ha:nrs or stockors, bling in good demand, while
common Ct al binds n7e slow OF sale. We 0uo!c
hntchar Sheep ct 3is4io, tho lsLtcr for few of
tho best; is,ahs 1a5ic per ID gross stock Sheep
ewes = ;o'S" 81 zach; Wothers 2ls4, Ter lb ;
common stock % low - 81 20 eech. Arrivals
this #e2k f3jS head.
Hcs2-IEcro is but & slight variation in the
Tun;0er Ct tho receipts rs en- Ysrod with las!
week, bit . Greater difference IN tho qnsiity OF
ta2 offerings. ~ thcra sra. greater number OF
FOOD logs and !o~tr Ct tho lower grades than
'Hst week, good Chicago cornIed Hogs bong
moro plentiful. GIado is fair, tho receipts bein
aeo"! tqual 10 tic demand. We quote comm on
scass hogs and Stays and Sows atGta7c, and thu
better grades nj AZ Dor ID net, the latter for
lhcIEr CncG!jd, Arrivals this week 5785 head.
aALr,fc1.::;, Sept 2!.--virrisis g. old -. do
deferred Isl 60 consolidated $50; do I'd series "a
rs3. duo coupons 9(4 newl0 aus 4ls bid to-day.
Cotton Gmit; miid.iae IL IlI3. Flour very dull,
tUt unchanged, Whuxt-Southorn steady
Nos!*ra GEAdo ca, closing firm; Southern red
lGl:luH; 60 amber l03sll5; No Maryland
llG! No. Western winter red SPOT and Sent
!e5!; Oct l03EiC6A; Nov 10I; alG73; Dec lOo! 4
lGSs GcT%-%onihern fsm; Western dull
efa n!xcd Slot and Sopt 6la5l3; Oct 5l1a6ls
Oats stoady; Western whits 43l; do mixed 4Oa
922, kYo hisbor q. 9"al0O. hay unchanged.
Ggii:0 dull and nominal. Sugar essy; a eolt
Ia, fhl:s;cF quiet st 81 IT,
NV hoaH. Senpr. 2l.-,Slocka firm. Norey
Z. tIour dull, Wheat dull. Corn active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

Setr5tsiy Thomson hiss gono blck to
ladiaaa to enter actiVoy into tho caupaig1
Ia that STATE, and being aroused by tho u:gcEc;
OF tbs oas', Hl! nc: c3ss, striking blows at the
bloody T-bc!s" ual!,ic last ballot shall be- cast
MIR. MAJ aatl h.s a's) gene 10 his tome ie
Tennessee to play III, Same lu1e, but o. IoYsi
XIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. u.

General Deycra repeats the radical version Of
the HAMPTON speech th1uGh la has seen Cen
Ham pton Il denial; wh:cl, p:cvjs thht ho is not
smeuahc 20 the ii;ileno:s wh;uh arc supposed
10 operate aa1n Ill gentlemen, 10 matter where
bora.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

Nolhlcg IS more dcmoralizing thsn bIiIiue
st The polls /! is destructive Of all Lonest
principles of action 10 political Affairs, mud the
tendency IN this iirtc ion indicates that wo ale
last approaching . coalition Of sclriludo TO
Money. The nax. step in tha programme ii is
cettAin will be mousy 0gcr i:.n will tni honest
opoidn; STEER that capita! Vii! rule, gnd oar
o,ultfy be g}gernars By tie centres 81 trade a5d
lie monty p1Wtr. Ia This direction ws ATE
toaiiog, &c fear, cut t, the sea, where Nd hope
Will De lett iof tho oaniiruarc, ii FREQ iostitu-
1ons' Ii is tine 10 aIraat tbs Er1gris5 Of s,ioh
mo7emdnts, and 10 agDol 10 liza batter sepsa
ct the people. How fss his n4sIipusnt TO-
tlanoe can be arrested will depend ca ons thing
onl5-a majority gto Advocate HONESTY 10
politics and honesty ia all The walks Of life.
The future s Dot far di2Iaat 10 moral reyoIu
,jus whore The people ara slow 10 check Tia
progress Of corruption and chtrish thought
Of anarchy and confusion. We d. not Thick
that tie people Of the IInited States az. pre-
pared for such a condition OF things; yet the
lsle conduct of the republicans il Maine shows
O downward tendency in political noraIs We
hope II will not extend beyond that Stete.---
HsLo1ck's eeCtirn will secure pure aimiDis-
&ration which vii! present an example TO be
hereafter followed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

1t secns that ALI Eindsis is not the 0uly
place at whi,h unsuccessful launches cccur
Mope. Say gecit vas to have been lsuccbed
10 Baltimore last Saturday. but il stuck Oh the
stays ard cid 20! zach !ho water ua!il yester-
dan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

\ letter rem valued c?rci s.yrlau; ia NaH
iotk received 10 day. says:
'Tho South is in tnis market oroo mora AID
the merchants have found it GU. liapccck
was hisacd at tho republican mass meeting here
on last Saturday ~ The crsiom house hirelings
All right |. will be remembered on the 4 l.
OF March,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
NJ A r [ N INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or ALENhNDRTA SEPTEMBER 81
Son ciccc & e. C,Ln &c IL
. TNV5


+tr J " Thompson lower ootc, to l. 4 Read,
,tt hyailc, loWnr Poi'a, 10 Pete Fsrry 10.
.schr Hsrvc2oa Hickman, Warrington to
American Cost 10.
@tG7 %2o:2!@ = i'ailon. ;ialt. 70 i Hooe.
Cr,sApND.
Sic T 7 Arrow2nith. lower Potomac, by Pc.
ioLlac Ferry Company
Near Era=ina NFir7an, dorsey Cty, by hnieri.
can Goa' &c.
A-:i1UAaDA.
t:cnr .LisEd Briggs, from Georgetown. at
Vineyard Hsvnn 10Th.
sehr Elwood norsn, from Georgetown, at
siney ard haven 18th.
-, Eehrs Henry T. I'iitoD, for Richmond, and
stephen Mcrgan. f,r HeorgoLoRn, sailed from
Providence l0.b, and achr Veto, from Rich
!nond, ut do Gstae dsv.
Scar klasd9ve, hones, at Gloucester 16.h.
=, &chr Z 3 Her! sailed from Fall River for
Ganrg5town 18Th.
Sohr hrShur Burton. f;om Richmond, ST. BOG
ton &U.h.
SeAr Twilight from Gaorge!o an, al Il Z Goth.
scar, Elisha Gibba. for G8orestowh, sailed
from NaY Bedford iTt!
Hehr Q2n = Woodland, for Alexandra, sailed
from Heq4 :,0ndon 18Th.
HcEr $ IL Bird, from Georgstn. of Boston Eth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

CT Mr. Conkii0s aud tic radical organization
bcio9 1sEro7-miaasd, bigoted a1i sectional,
and tia. Of Dir. Seymour md tho democracy
being l;btrs!, generous aCd national.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

la Tic tc,3uat II the Fairfax meeting given
by lh0 correspondent oi The Ballimora Sun
aal clher i,ap:r3 10 day. ii is represented that
Gen. villains n!cp.s.l 10 divide i'm, with
III. Rs,bouF, AMI IL declined. The talt was
that IA ir1pi.siiion Of liz kidd WIS made to
Mr.. t. s.; ST.. bn. tho matter was regulated III.
lirl;y ~ the Ices, Jemtcr.ti, committee with
oat rctcrttco 10 MIR. T.. We uaGelataud that
The to:ai.,itirc Ind daciuel sny tiyison Of time
"a The gr1aal !ha! tbs mas.Gg aud BARI, che
hal been g,;tln III s,irly'll the sxplhso Of the
democrats, and 3 rulhsr y. speakers had
bean brought th.ra !r3H :. Gi1.a!c, 10 address
thttA. SD that thu cru1i2r r!rncsi.;oa WAC
that lll2 H!ahuoc ~ lirs!:r5 coul; participate
il lie i,iss,inI sd DISCUSSION il they worl
c)plrtba; icir sa:.rj ci Expenses, wills. was
dic,intd. !; ~:S hardly lii 10 txltc! The
lcm2ca's to sri up feat i3r the b2:eis OF
their oppo; eats. WEr,ycr hlr. Bnb9ur Sots lie
puts himself il the henda Of tho LEGAL matageis
OF The d,ntc:4:.c parry il tie several counties,
aGd he ldJ hims.i ready 10 io what his friends
require. lie iGes MT see, sud Eo perfectly
agree with him. thai any 9cUl can clDle cut Of O
discussion with !ho Mabcnc element il regard
to thu Stale debt. iicil - ret legitimate
issue in sh:a cinvass, AID has ao:ha. mcro to
90 viii Tue e!tc on of Pres;d .at or member
Of Congress than would the elac.i0a Of tbs
AchCOo IF Swat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

/ Il acaGEa3ig conceded that d, Frtyonet's
battle vs. :-a!ig With Gambetta. who was
dirto!!9S t;tG scilors Of II. Ccustsrs the prin.
slphl op?cnoni "a Tho Hloistry to Do Ffeycinst' S
wishes II. jues Ferry has not yet csm plcted
!ae ioiMa;9n ot C new Miais:!y, but is makipe
rragre.s ~ hat Uahcr!akicr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

|, il understood t! 4. the ship yard in this
city los: money on boli, tie vessels recently
tuilt there. | this be 50 the loss cln 10 ct.
iribu!tl partially a: least 10 NJ. Garfield Who,
wil;n !hero Vas coed opportunity for reduc-
iug tho tsrit Oh all The materials used in tho
cous:rpc.lan Of such ycsSc!s WIS mainly iusiEu.
mental in thwariias the ttl5!ls CT those en-.
dcavoIirg 70 gain that oijec!. Everything
necessary to tbs construction Of O vessel is
heavily taxed by lie * sting tal:tf hut Mr..
Ga,iiod says that tariff must net Do iawrred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

The tir,ra II Chic who arc on strikc on &C.
c'G1s Of co,oTci mcn being employed, attacked
tho mi:!.:a who aro gaaraias the ines yester-
uHy. ho.N SIDES were VOL! armed. and tho
m:aera ware rantt:aed with several men wound
I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
Essas 8AE.E es3 tsgIaS,

GTORE ON KING STERET FOR RENT
~ Tho THEE 6T0RY BRICK STQEEE ?.
u King ft!aet, running back - Mar;;ct allie.
..soplG &. q. SMOOT e. SOT%
Ei0R sENT--!ho THREE 9TINY EMiU!
4 NWELLiNn ROUSE, on Princa s.,.
a. its iatsrst s:icn with Patrick street now crnu
pied By 3irs. i.2.. Possession sivon Isl a.,
sepll JOHN Il. ENEET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

New f>-As&lca AMI Old ones usder ucw names
are nH!ar c2ns.aEiIg introduced TO tho public,
but DR.. Balls loaeh Syrup still takes tho lead
10: The cure Of Coughs. Colds. e;c. Pric, 81
nrnLA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

Due $40 ID reported TO DO 10 as4te 81 an.
archy, tho Turkish officials ta7Ds lean iNcaa
10 leave Tie city by the AhaGians Tie foreign
c>asn!b havn hncr ofici.'lp Ectit2i TO r;moTr
;htir isHleF, Many Mohnmma3aas openly
ADVOCATE the deposition # tic Sultan The
British AnbassaeGr. ajr. Go:1hea. has pcsson.
ally demonstrated Hith the daaTs Of the Hutap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
The Gs!es!smrr ssleeesana.ion Case

{ s3t eSSESSs'ssIs. "StSsSssstSssSDh Y .sSS.
CHfC4sc, Scpsainter 2i.--At GaleaI Y yes
tar,igY Irornicg Tho relatives q hii,s Ch.so, WHO
IN s;ain bordering on iLgaaitY married. q 3i:-
reputable negro nGG9al Ian Monroe, ard has
been sequfQiar2i bY Ter f9?ali:ea gaaio days,
bought her into town, w!icfn, with her tarcc
Egother5 aRl 81 uncle, sha aE!tarad q train 10 20
to PeoFR. Monron who had haen Released frana
JAIL where liz Wes coufnoi fer theft, appeared
Oh the platform ana walking deEsntl7 up 70 tina
party said 't3ooi 1Aornin. brother narsca"
WhsTaurnh The YonnF LGan addressed lnrr;:y;i
hm down. borrowed s. revolver, ons,od fra,
and chased the negro through the crowd, WEera
tia latter tiled 10 escapf. h!0nron also had q
revolver IN bis hand all the tina Nonroo wag
hit IN The ann, evidently with spent ball! SIS he
vas moi hurt! and q hYstanlsr named CrCcker
Tes severely Injured By q shot. Tho negro
eventually csiaped aiach exoi;ap,ert IS l1sni-
i:a. among the negrcas, who I'll side with him,
and -!n"Hg tho Waite population whoEo sy 1ipa-
thiH5@r on tho other siln. y, conservation hsa
been appointed for lia1 chan in Chicago,
WG'thur she Will lie taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

EEok RENT-iIUUSG 70. 80 Can.a-oa ;.
- between Fairfax And !.:G. Apr!yto
ap 8tf j. II. d, SM0H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
I'1!.s;csl T2C4t:3m,9

~ isIsG .EG c2iEuS:Isiic u4c2;i2r u! tI& t., y
burg ll2looo!: AID Ea&isa Qa1 VAS n.M il
t!!l c1a:! hou.e .: L.astu:s % iir,Iay Gi.h!
last, Captain Head prcsi,i.nr. Iuls2 START.
Ut Al2I!aG:i:, who naI ha:N ,G7i!cn 20 ,!.i!.is
80 address. g; Sayip'y resolved Il as",sa:.
Ii $3.50 -GSlh he ti'Gusgs,! ,n9 i>sata lr iHo
d.. ,c Vas ii5'52cd 10 s.ila.i7..; an, u.t1.ly
applaud, i it;qlsCtIy iurioe lis sp.5ch.
Oh Sa;nIt+@ Ia WheasIald ila"c3a5 sd
LAgI:sh tlu0 raised !. hs"d3oma ?oia 81 Wafer
ioit, La!l.ua c3uuly. Waterford Is s,?ul!:.
csa--s1 t:!:9,l| republican hist ha:a:o thsy
wovl: -iow thc p)iC 70 - r.;5;i tie icrl seals
we7a tcQi2r:l 10 Elr? : Ja.I IA The paaaiy Of
800. Ilih III c5ao3!viba oa1G:;inaa eg..a3.
damage ciuscd - ita cYtcun! Gg aaiiisl q
bose that T2:r scented many timaGl lao sHouos
U.s. i: 2a2a 2i2ga aHi lie cub, a.erl :a;eas:iy
dema5.alc ;!!aD ty2;, d:iGYE.:Gi;d Ia iia~. ,uch
= u in.!.tra.:Gn Gs wyud G,el tnn cg:; # t;ie
200: |. c. W.t5rt.r! Tbs c;oE! #4g = hrsc
orc. SrtG2I: ;'y Ito lr,sC.a> q rian; tias.
)urG0 AlEa.! ws5 Introduced u he rlcsiuyat,
Ctllaci licGrg Il. Etyi0!l, cii!: ia sp2aoh Ct
m hput and . lia;i discussed tho records oi til:
two gree! parties ard thcic leaders Ito WIS
mes. enthusiastically received &sG ilecr;y en.i
Frequently applaultd, Senator flcrzaa W 5
then Introduced hmi&s: storm ofGr!i:"a7 .Gl
ms.o speech tha. pet!2c l. carried his III J..
crc, aTGy. EH:h gentlemen ms&a iiJ3 i5p:oa
e:oal up>M their ::der2!. E:ahanisin - ~ i
a discount in lI1aGog; 10 thia c1aie5', aud .
largo Dt: jasi!y may IN licked !07 il N3-a.nbc.
Gtz; fer tho regular G2!4oc,alil ticket for Il@--
1t2!: a.! ha:li.a aa,: 10. J2lG 5. .Ehcnf.
Tire damoafatic I@c;,!HG at NHHaper y.s.1r-
G.y WIS oAa I !hc Urges. '.oii il ;;.a place Tor
y>aGH. anl hego vas maoh enthusiasm mani
fo5tcA. Ali tie anoaahea g7c!o aba Gid coan
viaail%, .ai Will it G;gy 10 iul4rcras 10 de
criminaio crcat fTaiSs IL accorded Mcsscs.
Linden Kent nod s. q. Eraat 20. :ho.r able
etFoEja. lho contrast Ct the two rneg!lecs vas
mast s!:ikicG--tIie democratic beiag coni pased
Of :hc cutsantial sghitc people CT The conutY,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-21
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at this Office 90,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-12
TeDt Book Uniformity. u
RESULT WHERE BOOKS HAVE To
STAND ON THEIR OWN MERIT.

at Convention of School Directors, Of
Centre County, held Bellefonte, Decem-
ber 26, 1878, pursuant to the call of III.
Meyer, Esq, County Superintendent, for
the purpose of considering the propriety
OF taking measures to secure q uniformity
of the textbooks used in the schools OF
said county, the following action was
taken, over fifty directors being present
and nearly all the district in the county
being represented: 'a.|
COPY OF MINUTES.
Upon motion of c. p. Stonerod, Of Snow
Shoe township, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted: ."..
WHEREAS: Great expense and waste are
frequently incurred by the present and con-
nstatly changing variety of textbooks used in
the common schools of Centre county, there
fore, be it ~.
ReSOt0ed, BY the representative directors
here in session, that a system of textbooks,
suitable, complete and uniform, be adopted in
accordance with the laws of the State
throughout the county.
Upon motion of j. G. z. Jones, the follow
ing plan was adopted with but one dissenting
vote, to carry into effect the following pre-
amble and resolutions:
First. The various publishing houses to
send samples of their books to each schol
board IN tne county Tor examination and to
submit herewith the lowest exchange, intr
ductory and wholesale prices, and the length
of time they will guarantee to furnish them
at said price.
Second. No agent of any publishing house
to be permitted to do any work in the county,
to be either general or local agent, beyond
sending his books and terms as above stated
Any house or agent violating this under
standing, their books to be counted ou of the
contest.
Third. The several school boards Of the
county. after examination of the various
books which may have been submitted, to
hold meeting at which each director shall
make out a list of the books which he prefers
to have adopted in the county, and send it to
Henry Meyer, ESQ.,, County Superindent, ut
Rebersburg, Pa, prior to the first day of
June, 1879, who shall mao u le
several statements so SENT and the books up
on the various branches having the ighest
number of votes or preference shall be the
series recommended for county uniformity.
The County Superintendent, after having
made the above canvaos as above, to send the
result of the same to each of the papers in the
county for publication. 4. .... .
w. q. HEINLE, Chairman.
]. G. z. JONES, Secretary.
The following is the result Of the votes
of the Directors Of Centre county, Pa, on
the uniformity Of Textbooks in said
county, with the number of votes cast fro
each book, under the foregoing plan and
resolutions
READERS. No. vote.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-07
"Butlercupv Mnrried.

Cincinnati Enquirer's Chicago Special.l
A very few friends witnessed, this
evening, the wedding of two persons
widely known in amusement circles,
Miss Jessie Bartlett, the original
Buttercup of Haverley's Chicago
Church Choir Pinafore company. and
Mr.. Will j. Davis, Colonel j. H. Ha-
verley's chiefof staff and most trusted
lieutenant. The ceremony took place
at the Grand Pacific hotel, and was
entirely unconventional, so far as the
dressing was concerned, the bride
being clad in a plain travelling cos
tune, and the groom in a natty bust
ness suit, and the few guests were
similarly a%ppareled.
The attachment between these two
very popular people had its beginning
in the early career of the Church
Choir party, when Will Davis piloted
the troupe with distinguished success
throughout the west and northwest,
and it has been known for some time
past that a matrimonial engagement
had been entered into by the gifted
contralto.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. G. H. Everest, of Plymouth
Congregational church, where Miss
Bartlett has for several years served
as a member of the quartet choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left on a trip TO
the southwest, and shortly after their
return will 60 to Europe.