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sir. WaIe said thu acot'cno0 had 5si3 tha:
~ ~, sad N2te came i5o2: Louisa DIST r0?
large Head W.,h NJ, crcs, Cca IN II, .c:hars,
caa,a ~ troul !; ut.r7. [LlcgarcEi
IL sgoHo zge.a3. re Gvs'po.t AIT. After
u, bor -cCs IGN Tho 7a.e go ia;isU up0G re
najioD 10 postpone sd il aas is. A..e: 80.
Gae3 -;
\ gree! deal c; 4 ii1aseri72 followed aoG s5e
House did not adicGcn nnlit elder dGlk. Durl1G
The qiscl.5cp Iii. Wilkinson Expressed Ms 10
ilor:cGca oi .h3 course !nr=Ged by :to majority.
'lt il cjTarcty 10 I 2Icsl biz Dao irhro lie Eia-
6 little fellow GOWN 10 Stang. SIC .;,it g2gu
hin.
Sir. Srsssar3 as!e5 il Is. W!ikiosca c;aFa-
&C him viz coward G
Mr. "iisiDs9o s.iu i; III. Sr,ssar! visited
, 70 take ,i;cr, = i 10 -: liberty 10 Dc SO.
Iii. SpesS.:; rcpiod hat # the ec1tl.lnan
w'=aeG @ t0?G'e csza7C.c tt hin. !, 7a5 ia,s1.
jGo Speaker csI,d tho so1!i-Ila2 10 crdcr.
. lie id net understand ;i,e gentleman ttoU
!'lltsrirau!4 IS iG)rlliog :glrai-t tt aaF zoe,
! - REQ SC ':eacTsto@d ain DC W0G,d have
! e4',zG h,!u t. order.
:r2:c wa GO = .ccus Last night.
f: - ;Lc 6eEGts ycs,arda? ;h2 House ioini ra,
, oiUiicu apYro.riating = 500 10: The o0ioroe'
. p n Il !no u?elcr tag7s g2aicst hiattlass and
! &.ad.caey m@r-CI@Ts 80 paaseC. bl{ 10
; scn. lovEi9G 10 eggryinG 0Gt the Or
! jacts iog which gh!s naecg wa7 npGro-
! p,is.cd has teen decided upon. Che
| G0?eraor I'll! 2wlis iao-o ;iaGni:o iafjce:aiion
: He.t-a 2CE.9viBg TIC Bill: from p1iot5 wnorc the
| derrea4uoos Gre alleged - have boc7 com
! G..td. Oao saamirr dciact III the utcI:lslior
! 2iT.G @ the State ~ i2riiics IS tbs failure &c
! gYa ihc aam"s 0! the il Is OF i.gac2atcI
| co1c5g no arr 2!o2aa - i'ava bccn killed ii
! .:lssy troubles.
| o. NOTICE d itr. 5:gi;h, Of Aiszantfia the
biz Incorporating tIc Vifsin;a Augo:s i}om.
! gsay passed the 5ona,o yesterday.
| / rrs3;p ion CO! irs ou ;ho Auditor Tor .
comgarn'ivc s.cln,-; - TIE C@veuIe derived
from the safe c! .fH2r7 Ia: the pass tau: gear:
! has been G.oit { - lie St0aL.; and the BIZ
continuing he convict isbCr the CilIi01 torg.
aai Al go=rg h.i!7oat CoIpany WIS passed
| I i fio1otto va yesterday "lcc'eI j 0d2e
OF NaITaG GDG Clarke, o7sg J. L P3.:e.
! Otaagc: h!5 EaC: 2olnEa>el ". L ra;.a
fire., aad to rac i"aG a. to- gol.s cast.
| Nastm 'roaAG AZ: H:3u:n0Ec: Mi. Burgess;
! Gom;EGt'4 HI.vgl Mayo. A:f p: minated
! It0aaa j oaeS Ne. .:i2y0 VS. s2ctal.
| The contested election case of Nelson rs
Gregory @gs Discussed, bu! % 2et!op tGse0.
| In the Sen..o hlr Smith, Of Alexandria
p!o'es!si vigorously aga Gs! the bill; 20 ,.loa NJ
indra OF tic Gcg~ot5 judo Il DISTRICT to h1iJ
9Fcclsi :cCo2s during Tie y.4g 1880 Ilo qaa
| a his r.QG-st, excuse ron yotl@g &C The quos
i .lo:. The I'll! sgS sb:y defended By II,
EhuF:Dan, k;dlcheEsor aud Matthew. sud
passed,
Nj Smith :iiaG or recorded 7oio, but g.
! ton was ~ poutd 81 ais l.l.ou 5g III: az
t'?ai Ct TIE lna tor t1e Constellation ct the
| i,in; ,,r,inr
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Er2Eys SLtG,1iG1a:S.


Especial i'lsP2tcn :" tbs Atez*ndFis Gazette |
! Richmond, F.G":ua, iaHaaTy Il, 1850 -
! Tie Y.aciQ,rcr. arr sill kept il not w.rr,"
o,...,, .h.:-3;l.c. yo.,o,l,,. :, IL, a.,
y 1'~'- --'.- @ '''''1 '"fi'E '''O piaCt 70
pc''p'4e ,ne e'tc;IHH u JlcEc d fit;s?I2&oi3,
A:r. t;ourv sid se1noihiny hes come &C. r,v
e.f. "a he lass tr:evtv.fo,sz haurs wnicf -,b:s
mr.. l,,..f,,l =bo,h,- A., ~:
,..,'.'S, ''''''''' n'Sc
u "o s'eF,' I "''|S u !'iSy!|aH's OF aH9 ether
c1025g. Understand that Mr D2ri9 has made
G'1c, s-ior- 0 ;hi- canors F7a'cF IL true. uuff.
! h.u 10 ) ltgc. v7>od -2i: tor tAe -. k.si
r:a~jrr',- % the oaa7:y before ,7oDli tor 4
, g"lS'n sho has d;uetteis H.y.
! Mr., = %"f sa1a Ci:'s thiyg is bees mig :
ia'oa aca Disgrace. liz enoueht Il gas ?
shane .a>t sT"7y I2sS o'gl Gce 30 when the
nan" 0: t@25:a.tc Va 2Icsan,a" By lis 5i,ie
| t5r jo,r: ard El@S- ntasGaa a2alu-t h;in BE-
Cause Of nad n@a5d something against the a2an
| II noioi1a;'1o, SuGpy because Hir. Davis had
sGTccl 10 Rh;tc ~ h, S7!54@s Of iha rnlio,ity,
! re IT'S = sii'-1 O. t2t other Tt@, lie thought
'"'S 'Fa- 9AT'?!0& :h'oET tco iGf. 1hc optg
| Gh,2cH charged sgai3Si ihi@ ql:a YVES inst he
bad made eoaocsStoos' lis s!1c 7ei7 prcaos2d
! % S'Fa me hSttf size !auieS Ei!o had served
! thcl ta.yllv!'2' G40 because is #a5 not the
taae Ia T"uJed .ltH opposed I'm.
MI - a;=@A' san thAt II VT. DaYs bad
E"io "T0k o2 hia! y T:S juSt me. he shout
Know Il ana ~. E!3 4e2no SacGii EG0p It,
Dit. s'4oey ss'i Il IL. i}av's Cars uo~ upon
| ms 80 u; zoe elton add made co1ca=siHns
= tEh tec t'A' fof me HoSlHoa OF JItEH.
re anHcE'f- &. q iaA! ;,!F, DAVIS c2ao8Gad 30
;ac ~ rug . ta' iiHCsc, ana shat no bad
n;G4lSCT 10 Drr 70 10 81 ~ Tut TcIdiIS.crs 10
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g.q3gcT srou. Et;cS.nnrss

~, ''",.',''c, q IKE - '!1' ''"-''
! i''HtN'ND, '4' iH'--1ho Caucus iass uiShi
! bad :. oE2i:h'auy;lG quiet tims, and, couso
G1en;y. tho -2cnhc,. lock NOR. refreshed ~
! f,. 81. p,.ai.i..-,,,. -. 800. n;
'''5' ''-'' 49, '.'-~o' ~ Nos 'D' 'V',%' -,
}'ucE mao 81 :eaaF' deserves iSo c'23't of oaY'
! iGE Gllk.i against the nov: o. the 6! Of cor
lup:on in lis oga 0ertg. L ,ooE so:pe sn,i;
! - NsA' IL aEC9A ''t az, nus ta nc Nay
| Acf slic &c, SOC !1ac"G, Ills 3cI2a c'nc l0c
! Ike 10 .av3 sTrrs! of ;t,c ,nq,les, -! i: *iI
! n0t b. ;ai;h. II cnad, Nr I'D i,ei,arysc r,nir,
| 1avo -t.,..fi Git. no a. - ,h, cn,,.,. -:
| ji,.o1.,,,%s., ,,;-.n ;rl,d .1i.. y.
''"~' '''D' 'S1-S' "a' '+V = ':,os
Gu -R' ~H'' ft'H,'t@.@'' C-ou @Iot. Ia :i!t
| E'G.2@ = pace -tH!1< -';:of' VHt'iiy DOW.
| ne c'"c-5 c'iHu.i'.H5 "a . lractc, :i:s :ts
| "E2ts 'ou ug;.
| no Q, tvs t.jchma~c nil la.y c,m2aziaa
| bag. rOi,;g.a..s .r.jg r +. h.. :, ..,r,,o-
| " - : 80
:? 80. ''-' - - ~ 1.'=H.H y.
| ''s.o'@. ar ''''' 90 o. 1905 - -
| III L1=L'S7 - "&H 'a'7 l>n:'i"'ih @HG.: DC
Ci1UGciGG. t!9 sth7J!c IS 's II 10 vessel,
! Du' t.?0 hlw..zrfS ca bead aad l. company,
! sad come I'D :i0 E2yaAh.n"Jcl T;ge,. inuz
c1f:;.r IF M ra;rng, nf he eari.,y ! :n,ii.
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UUTE.A AnNlV ALS.

Mansion House-Cu:hberl Owens, Va; L G
$ilco:t, dc; Miss &,Ilt, iiarylsEd; Robert
Neville, Lvltoun co; y Cone, ai2er!on, Va;
t Sale, kspidsE, Va Col d j Burgess, VI;
= ( Elkn5, 4 7 WGl Grey ard wits, Pa.
7, n.!Ee--GTed ;, Mash, Phil; RugaDe Burke,
Ma:y lard; l4.s Il Marshall, F,Uguer CO. Vl;
- i Williams. Wsrrez.on Jane: Charles &
Nd; ; ~ Trple.., Fauquia7 CO, "; Rev Frs1k
Page, Fairfax 9 L, W s:cb: Neville, Lcudoun
GO; Sen McHebr, L9i,astar P; James Tut-
ner, Lout1ua CO, ts; j1os ) CSraoa, Rich mond;
Henry = Jones, BaHo No; Chas Taylor, Win.
chester, vai aelry armstrong, Norfolk, Va;
JGHn Crawford, Gsasa, l. 9; Ihas " Garrett,
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17

;. Til" spec &c !ic:rse ,sz en- any 2cr.or to
cH@aHc 10 bv fusoe5, Ct Sleeping sn crJssr?
u t2c c0ulLrg, O. u loves having poruigt;On
O !To sb22::ac o. les, .aai! BE- 275. AID in
''"n5 sad Giles baf:2G : population Xcccdi1g
'''o ;4?lsa-d sbas. 10 Slj9 aud 70 each Case
u aC&';0n"i tex d per ee1tGu 81 the snnCa!
. '-;t1 over SOD aaG n0csC 5000 per aunum
aLu ca tAe auGual !su: - Excess q ii 500 enc
c2o'F S@,ruU, j pcg ccu;uig aud IsX Of GER
SSatuiI rDUC ;hg znIGG: ;cGt % exc S Of g lt!
20 De aAc.rialceG !2 the mGuuc! provided oy
az.
?. !ae iiconso taxes iEcooa9j 3g this rel shall
; Dc - lc3 ii q. t4x L?oa ctp.a. cme:oycG il
aUY CT tGa braic5-s oraGs.1,5s herein specified
10. Gnc sg'utg iceasc lax on rcc4iti :
shall - 5000. cXc.?t ,i'a, ,lagCiA2.GIoT q
sFdoot Splits Lay r2e: + spl;.s u ms owI
4al1'ac;cF T3.!oCt .td..3aaj laE. Zach Ioc
u5 r, EnU sLgli rg3i-a 30 sci hy Ti.giysa'e CT
retail. spirlts SO rccIitiy1 By IN, s:aI De as
5.sSc'. e1:gi sad nay ;hn sane la5 > li2h j. pad
; 3y otheE wholesale sai. rlt4it leG.l5 il aTitGt
| 5,iris.
II, Er&fg Qarsoa j:acasc! IS meaufactnrcr
IT 4ishl,er q aI2jh5!.o i:Iuyys sa:! pay q :"o
! line 1.a i2c9.C 3 g:2o.ci a1CG.lc license ta%
! 70 0s ersciua.od ana cassi(ioI rs :1ilaa4: !'Gy
| a8Du.Gc.gr,r wGo sal. Na=a e1G jlst!i ter,
bushels u less pr cay. $50: ten b1iha'i and
| iass t!a2 gwoni3 au:ttlS pv: dag, $50; twcn,.
SI=tG!9 and is, ,l:al thiry per Gay, So;
! thirty bushels sud less rhan ferry five per tay .
! $l25; Tory Fv2 5iaal!s sod less .i.a se9cn;y
! iTa per DAY, 300 S,v0n,y f"e bushels and
! ICES .a4a uco IulGG.d pcT Gay. S2IG; oac hun
! jIo- bushels aud less ths2 uDc uuatrcd 2ad
! II J pes Coy, $500; GAG SuQ3r2d AID fly
| ui;stia!s snd i=es tHBu tRI hrGS-@d per day.
| c4Vti TWO luIGE,c. bushels I1i !csl taea Cno
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January 1874, 1880, at the residence o! ::
NEnTiNGEK, wife Of 6. J. Dc1:.as,:,
y ashiE g.oa cts, sud only child Of j. {. .,
rct. Of A.lry 9DdTia. having Just entered col =,
yosc. re rai . .cn dav yted r!erane7 0: :
First Baptist Church Tor seyersl year. jj;- !.
fuGatst viii take pisCe frcm !nst CnW:.! !:
llotTo~, 81 Z 80 =. u, which the icloada 0: =
tsmi.y are Invited 10 attend.
In ne city e Alexandria, Jan. iI:h, ~
EUGENlA .. HYDE. ~ der .lae!:.:. ="
lake place from her late residence. corner W.:
mgson sud Oroacco streets. on Monday, me 80: -
ct 10 O'Clock S, u TIE friends Of the IsmiEl j.
invited.
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Jaruaiy I5.s, 1850 st the residence Of =:
hri4e, b. aev. ". *. Graham, jOHi j.
BHuSA, esq, Of Fair;ax co Va, and Ma
REIT! Z AHNuLE, Of this city.
On the 18Th instan., q. the residence II 3:
brides parents, ne.r charlottesville. ~ l's..
j. :. Hank,a, IE&..Li,; $. EEhRT md :
AAHGE BLACK II ELL, daughter Of j.:
Blackwell, ca
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ga.e E:rsI:gf;s r!!-a"senn.ton Case.

5a!@ sF.isEis NsE'l%"seERtiDn Case.
The s-aecrslo|a iiiu.c reports the appcacsr.
op Wecncs1.y o. = BODY c: eight horsemen ura.
Grc sL-ee.- Of Eijiiamcco:l. heavily ermel g..
equipped i was soon Known that they " 70 E.
3a-rcc Of = runaway couple. q 7ogro men afi ,
waite girl, the daughter Q! farmer livir OF =
&,gpvraannccE near W'rrrclioD, in Vitsas
The sir! IS s.i1 10 hare appropriated 81 CO. -.
,crs, ag to Re: f..iiar. which sha took W. ~
in ner d'Eh! W:th neT sable lover TIE Das:y e.
ll3n &-,i 0+G.. o. Sc search for several 2ays 81
..4onC Lh2.I acryss tac i~ot0mac - the vn!l.5
# WI.iiHDspGvt who're ms tisrky Rss taken +.
chGr%a. TIE &'r! "hc is about II years Of So
enc got Sat !coSiuE, Wa taken 20 Tayl ::
i4!e', IN "ii:laG1snnrt, and placed unda- e:
cara q the proprietor II leaving Villa n3po':
The &:met scT2eAsn sGoz the negro with then
The pa!e h"g been Stopping at The house OK 81
~5GSn, coma distance above williams port! -.
:. ifAs :. this tU:!t - - the mounted men c-,:"
60 over into Virginia win their csptivo T..
rog7o md thH cir. had vista6 Ntilamsnur. r,
company seVera tines attracting great s;.2''
ton 3S2h .iiDn. Their .ast v.i. there was ;: e!
detjc&iic- Of the rolvred church.
TIE Winchester News OF yesterday SAYS: a.,
Gppc2rs Shat The couple !nzds their way to & o.
sp!!IS lid, and rYi!y cf irlonts OF Mr. c."
der, .Io tssirT Of inc ylr', followed ihem to trH
pinco, and arc"stiHg Jordan thu negro, arrive
@itG h.m n Minohc.3er last Tnucedsy on :.
Tsy 10 ErugQier. bn arriving 81 WinCncs:s:
Jordan &c Used - e. al7 further, aud ssse! "
53c 8 lawyer. Tho services OK = ;s.ce wa. cs.
c. 10. wartsn. wa2 sworn out - form. anl o.:
OK tho parry being coust. be, Jordan VS. L.
UVcrgG ITO his custody t. Dc returned 70 ca.'
qu!tc 20 oH tTIcc Cr violating the iparriag2 -:
Of Fi1siEia. Il 'ss Go:det, the Tcung W yinsa,
represented hs being very attractive
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r. d" .eS EsvTe Is dangerously H..
P-'Jc" I'll. sTeE Is much t>nu5ovnt IN health.
Tho Russians haze rz.ia been :etc,.lol bg tho
Tur-"Hsns
12e cor6la-. &C :be Empress Of Russis i:
sOn.cwupt iuaiuv"da
The reported disturbance b" 'Taon Russian and
Prusssn i,.--s Is Ci}C silly denied.
Tho Irish ro!of GuEd instituted Nv tho Duchess
OF Mer onrpU&n GoT amounts 10 9.Ju00.
The counsci err p|oged 70 defend francisco
tLero t1,EZsIjz "no recently sttcIGptCl the .ifa
OF King = tiOLso ;iHs demanded q mHGi2sl eX-
animation ct his clients sanity,
lend slip haa destroyed the 7iag" 0! hleol.
Gel .iL"as, Ia me province OK &lb-c-to, SPaia
Several persons were Filled anG i"7 families
were rendered homeless b; lho disaster.
Hr Jzmes I hac,eGr "ritas 10 the Tines
stating .0*. re ms had al interview with Nj
nas&riyIc, anG sitter 3 fresh investigation, last.
ing four days, o. tbs cri Saline suostarco OBJ
tslned by hiT. he feels It hj: du.y 70 soy tia. he
crystalline suhsiai CO which he believed - be
carbon IN tnGt condition IS 70. SO.
VIEWS CT VIRGINIA CONGRESS MEN An
Interviewer Of the Washington Post gives
the following as The views Il the Virginia Cen
gressnlcn or the Pre-i3crtisi question
Sen8t0r Johnston said "hrsliv | hsye no
opinion on TIE Presidential question. SIN &C
mucI occupied with :i;.le matters that ! have
paid very little attention TO outside political
questions. think, ACw-var, that Virgins m
safely be counted uIO 10 support the nomipce
OF the ue1. oGra,tc party"
MI Joan iIootr ct the Second district said :
of hsd nay way would make Sir. Ba7a4d
President Of the United States 10 morrow, But
we, OF Virgins, are 10. welded 10 any par.icll.
lar candidate and viii checr:Illy :uUpur. an '
good TlaE offered 20 Us MIR Soyuour would
command Etsr.y :Uppor. and would be
elected "
Gen. JOS Z. Johnston, OF the Third Distric.
said his business affairs AMI troublesome csse
Of jsundjca task he tGoE GWsy with him from
the cx.r. session had Eeoriy absorbed the great
er Dsr. OF ms time nee :nen, bu. h thought
Mr.. Seymour wcuiu oc perfectly acceptable sa
8 candidate 10 the people of Virginia
Mr.. Gs0. l.. CaOe!!. OF Inc flitA district said a:
"Mr. Seymour would De q mos: capita! cs1di
dste, one who would certsiniy command the
res uect and support OF the people The only
difficulty about the use OF lis nsms would be
the doubt OF his scGepiance
Mr.. j. RsnGoirh Tucker, OF the Sixth district
said: M. Seymour is our strongest MAJ snd
If he would zccept would ce elected. l, he
should refuse there are others who would be
acceptable 10 The party and could $50 stiaia
sCccCss."
Sir. john y Harris, of the Seventh district
said: The ticket mist necussariy come from
New iok and iEdlaTa. oegLAou7 and ben
dr!cks would Do splendid enc, aa good AS could
be devised
~ Guild II be succes:tG?'
''such q IlCse! could not fail to obtain 8 s!cr-
liz support, and you'd, IN ny Judgment bring
success to the Democcscy'
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E..e Single 6:emtEess;en's z5o2' E.Es1
I. :uis5.

- ~. b. r.,.,,- : - ,o,, =, H., g;3.7 hv thc
.;.,-!s ,S.ailn,1.,n ~ :ho r;.o toa. nlso. ls.S
,:|It :, McU,r,Ns,s hi, ana wss ma If .Sa
.,,o.,I,,I 49,. nrinr rj1 Affairs aver held
=, 49,. w., .uhii, ali ~. cn.orrar,,,. MS o'
,..,or b.ro hooo 1onc,iy 5,i;ii,r.
~, $500, hi, n9c xss rn,.ol2i-
',It[ -. rs,-ahc.f n c,aia! sc,,;.gn,nn-:s.
~ 10, -,s,,o4.- tho ,7arp,.a,,,,rt = .f9h1 =
, .cl.i,.p, e-r asS;r,eI ~ Ifr = f. FnE!e A.
AiSr ,o.,.a,,@r md t!esse A,1c,s n,csz
nina. y. Eob;nsop ari! 3, =. Fosle: an: il
response 10 thc haoosece i,gi;4t!oDs se1t out,
ayoa. 0ae huulrcd ccrptS assembled. -ha
ladies -c7.G sn3.!2 to Vgeat>7 sIqaa;s&e, ao4
wcGV aeYtT mere richly dressed. Icnagso0
airy lazy A'ti-aS' win sp''S''Ee Eyes 5o.s
i,,,'>' -lo in9Ga:Ee Ut ai"5 "o'9 'H''G' l"H
4f1'!2Se o'ck eyTd' raven n9'stc' CTS SoHl
piS>ilJt !tiia ho3SH WIS M "a :; o;:cl:s}
5at;. I'ill Due eyt0, xcl A;'!t-' l'9SI!tht VAS
taa1,; 'nd:ec eTsry ,:ye: Of 1e'a'5 ,@as GopE9.
5.t'ei, Gld upon .lcli i5ecs g,6E = : "tf Q!
h'ics SGD Eoscs,caca confcndlo2 fC' tho masie7g,
27oa the o'@ bsc4e'ofs p.csfnt vac 'otce9
- '1S' 'u"'
al things tsi' by L1'e 1sc:aa,
Lave 5ecC iA'a1 .r:eh"I!GE th'e.
Daac:e2 vas oosuDlcsc u q p;ao @ c.aciS, aod
Tie lI.ssi!ag o. le 81 :. add aat!rs. auG me r..
nat'ed oG!cTa :io1 IN, GFiss3S ct garrett, So
shire, Dii.e. draga Of wioc. gs!msog. 0ink,
ogares. SC, made fsiry sconc that rill i.ns
DC !aae4.ucrvC A. tTe:vr q clock :ha muse.
furnished by AleaIey's baoa. p.ag>d 4 lively
march, snt tho company fled GOVT the steps
toto the scpper soou, = /, r9 aGoteer scene aaz
presented that surprised III. aut tbs initiated
TIE ila.! SIS handsomely decorated with state
ard national G4ss, aud Vie tables, prepared By
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

the sutferipgs of the unfortunate
young man, whose agony was so in
tense that it required three stout
men to hold him in the chair while
remedies we're being applied to his
eyes. He continued to suffer great
ly, Notwithstanding all that was done
to relieve his pain, and at quite
late hour his condition was such as
to render his removal home impos.
sible. A warrant was at once issued
for Miss Kruse and plased in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff Bently, who
arrested the culprit, but owing to
the lateness of the hour the case was
held over until Tuesday morning, at
which time she was brought in and
plead guilty to charge of assault
with intent to do great bodily harm,
and as y specimen of how Justice is
dealt out in PlatteviIle, was fined s5
which was paid by friend of the
male persuasion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned hopes hereafter
to be able TO give more attention to
the TRIBUNE than he has OF late, and
our determination is 10 maintain the
paper as y reliable independent
local Journal, that shall command the
respect OF, and be worth all its cost
to our patrons. During our necessa-
ry absence all business connected
with the Office will be in charge OF
B. ]. Bennett, associate editor and
publisher. Oar absence from the
office we hope viii not be thought
reason for anyone to lose interest in
the paper, or to withdraw his sup
port. But little while and we shall
be again permanently at the helm,
and pleased to resume the duty of
"bossing the job" in person.
In the meantime we shall be heard
from in these columns weekly, and
expect to be at home in person at
short intervals. Hand in your sub
scriptions (only 1925 in alvance)
and your job printing and adyertis-
ing, which will always be done as
we'll and as cheaply AZ is possible
and give the laborer a fair rcmuner-
alton.
w. Ii. BENNETT.
Mineral Point, JAN 2sth, 1880,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

THE Chicago & Tomah surveyors
running line for the extension of
their road from Wingvile to Mad
ison, reached the farm of JohnEvans,
about mile northwest of the village
limits, on Tuesday evening. They
inform us that it is not yet decided
whether the road viii come into the
yillage-a contingency which will
probably depend on whether they
can get some aid-but say that the
road is going through to Madison,
sure, They have also run surveys
for branch lines to Linden and High
land - Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

THE Wester, RwdL published st
Chicago, Ill.,, comes to us IN an en-
tirely new dress, greatly improved
in appearance, though having been
for years one of the most enterpris-
ine and best papers Of its class pub
lished. Current topics are discussed
with ability, and its Literary and
Fireside departments are much en-
ioyed by the women foliSs. Price
reduced to $l.G5 per year, The
publisher Offers the rest Of this year
free to all subscriber who send their
money now for 1850. For &2.75 We
will send the Mineral Point ThiB'
CNE and the Western R,erq! from
nov I'LL January /, 1881. eend ior
ne sample cory 4ot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

ONCE more the popular Clement
Brothers come, with eight talented
artists, and in letter they assure
US Of their ability to give the finest
musical entertainment ever given in
Mineral Point. Cor people have
learned to appreciate this company
dearly, as it always produces some
thing new, novel and instructive,
The date has not beeu announced
but.we won't be kept in anxious sus
pense long.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
Marble durbing.

To those contemplating curbing
lots in cemeteries, we would respect
fully announce that We are prepared
to furnish Marble Curbing OF differ
ont styles, as cheap as cnrbing OF
ether material. Call at the marble
shop and SEQ plans, etc.
y 1-w SHEPARD Il ELLIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

last of this month. They will take
the Avoca Planning mill with them,
and will also erect q saw and grist
mill, and run store. We regret to
losa them from Iowa county, but
hope they may. find success IN their
new home, and as good friends as
they leave behiud.-C Chronicle.