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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
FyssSsJyGH T-Eft.S.

Mr.. Iardrg j. Brown. editor Of the L1udorn
Telephone. IVES married on Thursday last to
Miss Eleanor +. lloinssworth. Of Waterford
h'r. G"orGc ". Wcnncr. died at his home
near the noint Of Rocks On Nlobday night. Mr..
W., pssslng through Iield Doticcd q strange
horse. AUD approaching him unGuardedly was
kicked 10 Tho stomach. ard survived the it jury
but short ting.
The bell formerly tho properly OF lord Fair.
fax, Of Gr cnway Court. brought from Eoeland,
where it YVES cast in 1850 that dato btiag
stamped upon it. ard weighing SO pounds, and
which YVES presented TO tic Meade Memorial
Church of White Post, has been sold for tho
use aud bcnIlif vi The church to NlOiar Roycc,
who Intends presenting il 10 t!!n cngiCc "Faii-
isx.' Of tie s. Y. H. Il.
a dispatch hOm Eiohmoni nays rho re-
az in4tols arc by no mehns idle. Tho leaders
aru nj work AL Over tho STATE. and 1t is said
that Leading men in this element are determined
10 rui up HI independent electoral ticket. Gen.
Malone il credited with haVrg stated. 10 d
spec Oh made 10 Farmvliln day or Two ago,
that no VAS nov. ever Ina been, and always
expected to hn "a democrat BIT: QUO out in
The c)or' We suppose.
Tho twelfth anniversary Ct Hampton Normal
aud Agricultural destitute fer tho education Of
coorLd and Indian yuutEl Ct both Sex y, WIS
celebrated in the Presence Of large number OF
prominent people. iGcluIins 'r' s,dcnt Hsyos,
Carl SohnlZ. S,c;rtary Of tho Interior; Gov.
Long, and y Gov. Elca. OF Mass, Yesterday. A
battalion Of cadctE, composed Of c)Iored and
lnClan aiudeuS. Ia4.ci the President in re-
view. and gave 4 marching salutc. Tho txer-
trciscs lasted ahoat tour hours, and although
the mercury ~ts 10 The tinctics tho President
sat through i,aIl. The Indians lonk 10 psrt ia
tho sp6 ca exercises President Hayes, Hon.
Carl Churz. Gov. Long and cX Governor Rice.
Of Massachusetts. made complimentary ad.
dresses. expressing their qualification at what
they had witnessed. Tho expenses o! tho
aohool anoilnt 10 SO 900 to $40 000 per year.
Tho State OF Virginia pays $lO,u9O.
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SD!Sc0DSf Council.

t'''tSk'Nh SSeHIb's
At tho session OF tie Episcopal council
IN Petersburg yesterday proposition 10 change
tho word Council" which appears 10 arti-
CO Is: Of tho present constitution, to "Convou.
tioo, cs it appears 10 same article of the pro.
posed constitution. was rejected by large ma
ioriiy.
Rev. DR.. Morton. Of Alexandra, who was a
member Of the body which changed the word
"CorVcnlioh" to "Ccurc." addressed the
body, aBd explained very Interestingly what
traDspired 10 that body; and sincs then fourteen
diocests have c5aoged tho name 10 Courcil.-
There was no long 'tuIod feeling in the matter.
1t vas rnattlr of sentiment, however, aud
txpedlercy. and he c,uld see 10 good reason for
the change.
The convention voted thst tho word STATE"
as 1t appears 10 The second lins Of article lst of
the rr.sons constitution CT tic church, should
read "Dicc.sc."
A motioo bv Mr.. Moore, Of FsiIfsx, depriv-
log the agents or benevolent societies ADD the
recto1s OF the Episcopal High School aud Virgil
nla Female Institute Of seats in the Council,
vas agreed tC-lyes Gi. noes II.
10 his report Bishop Whl!te gives tho fol-
loving summary: FisitatioDs. l4O; baptized
| lnian's. 5; rfirmed-Whito, S3l; oolorcd. 50;
married. !; churches consecrated. 9; lay readers
licensed, II; pOstulants RI o,ivsd. IL; candidates
Tor deacon orders, !; candidates for priests
orders, 80; persons ordained deaco6s, !; deacous
ordained priests, S; letters dismissury given,
|; letters dlsmissory received, s; ministers de-
| ceased, l. number ministers decreased, 3; 70
c,lVcd nntc5 CT mlnlstOrs depos,d. o.
Tho Bishop, 10 his report, says that by reso-
lulons OF tho last Council no was requested TO
pppolot ono evangelist, wlosa limu shall DO
deVoio!i IN work among o)lorcd people. koown
MS Tho Hon uoion Apostolic Church." With
{ no ucgeslion Of the Standing Committee, on
| tho l9th Of juno last, Rev. Robert White was
appointed TO giVoa part Of his time 10 this work
In reference to O Division OF tho diccoso he
says:
"BagiEning with tho Council which ss! in
| Alexandria in 1916, tho question OF more fro.
quent Episcopal vlsiLstOns has ever since boon
ngltsted. This agitation, for which in my iudg-
| ment. thera IS no ground whatever, is not Likely
To cease uttil something iS done TO quiet it. The
only thing that can DO done ia, eituer to divide
Tho d!oceso or to elect an assistant bishop. In
my address to The Convection in Lynchbhrg
| IN 1873. l d. cared my views in regard to tho 5
Two measures. Those views remain unchanged
except that subsequent roadirg, tlacLion,
observation, and experience hayo deepen
OIL my conviction that / ought not and
hAvo strengthened my resolution that will not
NJ this time consent to diVisiOn OF tho dieceso
therefore respectfully snggest that you adopt
whatever measures may DO necessary to obtain
tho consent Of the General Convention, which is
to meet in October next, to tho election of AN
assistant bishop FOR tho reason of extent of die
cese,' as provided by section V, Of Canon Is of
Title l. OF tho Digest"
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The virginia democratic convention reso,va3

ihc ' HRiEla ucmOOr8tC convention resolved
that 'pbriy lincs in federal politics should be-
drawn @ih sale raiereDc, to federal issues"
and 1t Could NOT have expressed trucr senl-
ment Ia fewer Words. Those members Of ihe
r'a'Ju7trrs party in the State who propose TO
keep a'oot from tho two grca! political parties
oil the Country. AMI to vote for presidential
electoral ticket composed solely of rcad-
ln'ters. may haya excellent reasons for
'hc" acloH, but il they have. other
than desire to defeat tho nominee Of tho
national democratic convention. they have
not boen gracious enough to give them to tho
public All the republicans 10 tho State will
vote az unit for tho candidate selected Mt
Chicago. whether no be Gran: or sn1bodv eIsc
and the only support the readiusters' ticket oan
possibly receive will he that which it en- suo
ooed in drawing away from tho democratic party,
Therefore every vote that may lie cast Tor tho
proposed read usters ticket will BIO ono vote
taken away from party that is possibly making
It's last effort to take the government out of
cclonal hands aud place il 10 tho control OF
those Who will ut least be Daiional 10 their pub.
lie feelings and symnathics. Tho nation al do.
mtciacy has now as ecol chauco for success
ss 1t ever had, certainly much better than it
c'uld have leRitimaley expected. and it would
he great misfortune to this State and the
whole country if those who have heretofore
been democrats in Virginia should throw OBJ
ataeea 10 the way OF that SUCCESS Possibly, as
We have lust said. the readiasters may have
sufficient reasons for inerI osiug obstacles. but
if they have, tho rest of the people 10 tho State
would like 10 know what they arc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

Gao Of tho most remarkable reasons assigned
hY the Opponents Of an early adjournment Of
CHnRrtal FOR their opposition to that measure is
that hmnng The bills Congress ought TO pass
this session il that fixing tho time for q day >
Hms in the str'ica Ct the Government Mt eight
houra. Gov2inmcnt cmployeea al a general
thing ale raId better than those 10 any other
sciV'c', aod in mary other respects they have a
tn'trr fine than employees cr either individuals
or coIporatlnna, Tut Why they should be nddi
tIanally r,vcrCd ty having their hours OF work
l''schcd, AMI especially why tho necessity for
lavorlns them 10 thi4 extent il 80 great NJ TO
prolong session Of Congress in order to effect
1t, IS not plain TO ordinary observers.
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REsS.U ts.aEgsEJT@ TG.F.
Special Correspondence Of the Alced. Gasttte.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May q. 1880.


WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May 81. 1850.
The Grant men here arc iutl'ant this morn.
iog over tho cc,cdirGs ct Springfield yts!cr.
day, They say Illinois ia safe mud that Illinois
secure, III, nomination he, ond pcradVenlure.
They havo DO idea Of 4 bolt ia the psrt Of the
Blaine. Wastbarn con binatian ut Springfield. as
they sly such ecIi5n would il lro Blaine 81,
Chicago. They llio :ay tEat tho nomination
Of Grant will be BY ;c:lamaiior, to7 that the
negro delegates, when they reach Chicago and
$50 the lu-h aud iurcr that viii be there for
him, no matter ho1 they may Lave been be-
FORE they will 60 Tor him, irrespective Ct tho
action OF Il rest ct the delegates and that Eer
detection will produce stampede, end that as
20 delegate will want 10 hold out % what is
c,rteio 10 b. tho weak side, Grant will 70
through with hulrah. Grants assured noni
nation, It is needless to sag. IL aS satisfactory TO
tho democrats as ii is 10 the Grant republic .Ds,
for they tE!nk he is lie casics! man to defeat
Of ell his party, aid Southern democrats sup-
poso that in the improbat y CIR tGgercy Of bis
election, lie would be better friend II the
South than either OF his rivals
Tho Senate this noiring as 5000 as tie rou-
tine business Was completed took up MIR. + ~
aids marshsls' bill, which. though it is favored
by such pronounced and tb!u party Journal
az the New York Times, is opposed by every
repahilc, n in the SrHnro. Mr.. llOir has al
ready spt ken. nrd Mr.. ElmuGda is now On The
II 'Cr. and has been for the past hour. The
democrats sr, pursnng the p!an they htd
Adopted hciora hhnd with reference to this lii,
and arc not sa,lug word. and intend to Ito
Al I'm, 4 l.,t ,
when th, II orpOntui: hava talked themselves
GU:
Nj. Gaidou' Resignation is still the sul sct
81 comment, nnf thOsn vino kooW his tucc ,ssor
tx Governor E!oHu) arc " 20 means grali!ed
BIT the change. Governor H!cwr, it will be 70,
mcmlcrtd. was the Governor tl GEORGIA during
tie war, end, Though piorss!tg to DO n Sound
SauIhCrn mhu, did moIn 10 Undue. dcsorliou
from the Conf, daratn ranks and to LiGdcr the
operations ot tho Conicdrra C government than
ary other man within the borders Of tho Con.
ledcrdcy. iia Las always bee q e selfish, schcni-
INK, tricky politician, ind Why be should have
hocn st.,c cd as G>id"n'a Successor il what few
GnCrgiana can tell. IL thi' rnnn, c.ion it may
DO mcnii0hci that GrGcIai'S Gordon RI si;n..
tou will max, Grrfa l.,tsaEi chairman Of
ii L Cuntnit!cn on Nrmaitic" # he chooses 10
rbc members ri th,t c,mr,,i,Io a., ~ ,l.n
.,c,nI 80, H., p,;,I;,r Tn,n,,;uc, ,Lo o,'n;,
,,snsL;n or ,L,n, nu nI'1 -, ,o,,
m,Irb vhr, Air. Wh|ic Will rr,r, ' Gon"rel
Ransom il 81 nr,s, n, chni,ma, ri ,lo G,mm',,
tcc nm Ea;!rosLs a. Lnr,nTo,L, rL.;rn.m ~
mora than ono c,r,m;,icc bn I'M. M, w, 10
tcrn;onI which "a soIcn, md r;J r,nhIhI, Wv,
Ic,iJa mill ol,"r ih, nE;,m,n ',u''' w.,
,;Omabt ho ,I o;r,, 49,, ro;,,oniannI 'ar ~ -
Gs"or,i r,rI,, hnn r,n nnN o ,"HI u1n
'" "'' ''u' o"''u''n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

Our readers are we'll aware that We arc not
IN favor ol congressional Investigations, at least
n4 suoh lbvaalig atoua have boon conducted re-
C ntIy, La. il there ever Was clso that do.
mahdcd Investigation it is certainly that in
which Mr.. George, an officer in tho Ccnsus
Hnrehu, charges that Texas Pacific bonds wlro
distributed among members Of bath houses CT
Eongrt"4 70 tho extent OF 81 ,300. uuD to iLllu-
rnao thor voins in favor CT makinga land grant
~ Inc TCx IS Hanllie railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

Tho Juno nuuber of Scribror's Magazine hs:
been received from its publishers, Scribnor i
Co.. New York. In lis Table Of contont, are:
Spring Herssbous; Sun Spots snd Financsl
Psnics; Peter tho Great Tho Gtardis;imo:
The Cypriote Inscriptions: 4 Year Of the Exc
dus in Kansas; Rocky Mountsin Nights; WI
liam Blake; Tho Dominion Of Canada; 1hsck.
cray SIS Draughtsmsn; Extracts from tho Jour
mai of Henry j. Raymond; Life in Fl. renee; ;
My Friend, Mrs. Angel. Wa ellington sks.ch
and full editorial department
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
The Powers ana the Porte,

d; LON DON May 2l.-The Daily News this morn
iEg says: Some confusion appears 10 e1isI
about the circulars which Lord Granville ad
dressed to tho powers. Tho first, dated May
9th, proposed simultaneous and identical note
from tho Elk powers to the Porte, requiring the
immediate ful[lment Of tho treaty of Berlin re-
garding especially Greees Montenegro, and
armenia. The second, which may be consider
- as supplementary to the circular. sueoes,s
reNrding an international Crock frontier com.
mission. that the identical note TO be presented
to tho Porte shall contain a PROPOSAL for A con.
ference OF representatives Of tho medistine
powers at Berlin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
California W0rkinrncn

FAN FEANCECO. May 2l-Tha Dom9cfat:>
wing of tho Workingmen's Convention resssnm !.
Died last evening and adopted tho constitution
reported by the committee with some minor
amendments 1t elected the officers Of the party
previously elec:ed by Tho other wing and ad-
lourned sino die. Tho Workingmen of the CITY
congressional district nominated hssemblymsI
John 5. knos for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

Mr.. llaTea il cvllca.ly an tco,ntrc man. lilo
oiTialnIg can not DO ,ltsir1ul Of being the only
p5s5e''0r OF fraudulent presidency. and yet
Tor what other purpose hs proposes to call an
extra session to pass bill to prevent anybody
clan from, getting into the White House the wsy
it'd is hard to mprchnnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
EssfSe'EG% "ElI-S.

PArntlii is to hava grand ovasian in L1ndon
June B.
A Confaienca Oh The Greek question will bo
held in Paris.
1t il not believed that SIR B.rilc Frera will
be rtcIlnd rs governor ct tho Capn OF Good
Hope.
The Mex;caa CorgirGI has Authorized The
execution OF a contract with tho States Of
Coahuila, Tamaniipas and Aucva Leon for the
construction Of a railroad between Matamoras
and Monterey. and OF another between Monterey
and SallllIo.
MIR. a. nj. Sullivan has issuel q Wit of sum.
mons claiming .cl0. 900 damages in 90 action
against Sir j. Aroott, proprietor OF The Irish
Times, Tor an alleged libel published 10 that
paper. 10 the effect that Mr.. Sullivan had re.
celVed moneys from tho Carlton Club during
tho rec:nt parliamentary elections.
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The WELL. KNOWN Sponr,,,y II.

IHE WELL KNOWN SpoRTMAN, HARRY
HAMILTON; l32 West street. N. Y, did not
believe Rlpsbone c)uld DO cured until be
used Giles Lluiment IojiJe Amm ,oia, and
my cnrss Spasius. Spints. and thorough bins
bY lis use. Sold by all druggists. Send for
Pamphlet Ttial siz, % conts. Giles Pin.
euro DJsptpla. On GILES,
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY by
F.DG Ar SNOW u EN.
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY Il, 1880.

The l!arrisoDturc Old Commonwealth places
at the head Of its cGito,i4l cO'uGn its ticket
for prtg!iant-"ihc NcmiGeo Of tic Ciocin
nail C0IgcLtirn." which should be tho ticket
Of every ;!uo democrat throughout tho lard,
and Success will no certan.
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SISHenIcl

fu1LADB1rHtA, May 2l.-presiicnt Cover.
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com.
pany, states officially, at | p m that tho pha
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron Comrsny
has suspended payments, being unable to ra,o.
oblipalons
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:, will 1t do no harm % This IS tho question
e G asked, and the answer is. 1T cannot. !"
Tor Df. Bulls Baby Syrup is 40 inut mt RENE
oy. warranted to contaio neither Opium, Nor
phla, or anything Injurious. Priee 25, botte
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

Grant cvincea. says the New York Herald
SUCH c)ntilenca in his character as has b,en
reEoIGl in no other citizen siCc. General
Washington. Ths llerald's business prog
party tcnpls 1t to essay irony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI AND ELECTORS
AT LARdE.-Tho following is a complete list
OF conservative delegates from Virginia 10 tho
democratic national convention selected By the
Stnto convention in Richmond "Wednesday -
DELEGATES at largo, John w. Daniel. of Lynch.
nurC; James Barbour. Oulreper; s. II. Moffett
Rockingham; VIM. Terry, oiWy,he; altcrpatos
kobt' Onld, Kicbmond; Nike Glennap. Nor.
ith; Camm Patterson, Buckingham: R r
Berkeley, Prize, Edward. First district, A, "
Wallace, Fredericksburg; John w. GiIIette
Accomac; second district, James +. Crccker
Portsmouth; Thomas Tabb. Hampton; third
disttio J. VIM. l., Royal. Richmond; +. g
Minor, ilenrco; fourth district, Chas. s. String
fellow Petersburg; w. Il. Green, Charlotte.
fifth district, O. w. B. Hale, Franklin; T, J
Talbot, DanvlIlt sixth disttict. Wm. Preston
johnson, Rockbrldgc; Thoa. S. Bocock, An
pomatttx; seventh district, James Bumgardnor,
j., Stauotor; VIM. B. Pettit, FIuvanns; eighth
district, Robert w. Hunter, Winchester; al. <.
Payne, Farquier; rinth district. Daniel Trige,
Washington; John j Johnson. Giles. Electors
at large; P. W. Mckinney, of FarmvIlc. and
John Echols. OF Stauoton.
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LSCSpitcd.

NEW York. Msy 2l-Gov. Cornell HIS re.
splted Chaslino Cox. tho murderer Of Mrs Hut
TO the 10Th day OF July, 1870. and Ba!bo, tho
wife murderer untl the 9Th OF August. Tno
condemned mon wore TO have boon hanged mex:
Friday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

Gen. Pope has arre stcd Captain Payne aud
bis followers for violating the President recent
Proclamation against the INVASION of The Indian
Territory for mining purposes. cite.
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One hundred and thirty omicrant pass D.
GERS. itcludng so EneIIsh farmers. arrived at
Now Orleans IRON Liverpool on Monday. md
departed Tor Texas, whore they arc to settle.
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lCOMMUNICATED.
Good TCmnlarS.

AUCKLAND, May 20.-BuckIani Lodge, No.
los. |. q. 9. II. hts elected ami nstalsd
tho following cfi,ars for tho ensuing term {:
}. /. Thornb1rry, W. Z. T.; Miss Grco IIore-
ford. W. '. T.; Miss LilIio Thcrnbcrry, w. s..
Il. L. Sanders. W. L. s; NJ. l.. Thoruberry.
W. J.; }. L. Thorrb,ry, ". G.; Ashby Sam
dsls. W. NJ; A. McIotosf, w. l. O.; j. w.
Allison, w. o. g.; w. W. Sanders, =. ". G..
I. and Lodge Deputy.
Good T.mrlara For what arc we striving :?
For pleasure? For renownP For gallo No /!
We have enlisted 10 tho geeat battle against 10
temperance, and By tho help Ct God We will
stand firm, lilliog high tho b,nuer CT Temper.
aloe, AMI striving to assist poor, f,en inebri-
atcs to riSo and take tho positioa God iuteEdod
Ter them when ho c.oated them 10 his own
Image. Our noble Order is extending wider
and wider every day. Thousands and tens of
thousands are engaged 10 the conflict, and with
300 md humanity oa our side, NC must DO
Vlc'oiiou4. We have obligated ourselves, aud
arc determined to crush out this monster foe
that IL spreading destruction and WOO oycr our
beautiful land. Oh think it not avaio toil.to
battle heart ard soul to tXterd this Grand and
glorious ciuSc, while there arc 81 many who
arc travelling tho road that loads them to an
urtlme y and carly crave. Think it not vain
thug that wo meet 10 tho lodge room night az
ter night, devising plans whereby We may assst
tho failen and Undue, lhom to give up the ao-
cuIs,d poison and hood tho warning God has
0lrou them that no dluokard shall ioherit tho
klrgdom Of lloavon. Shall We, Good Temp
lars, because NO have SO muoh opposition, and
not only opposed by tho world, but, am sorry
to say, that this good Cause is opposed by some
Who are church mombers-shal we then cease
ou7 labor0, and see the clouds of sorrow gather.
log thick and fast aud rsiss no voice or hand to
avert tho threatened storm. Shall ne listen to
the cries Of widows aud orphans, made so by
our terrible enemy alcohol nud hold our peace.
Ne, God forbid; NO arc pledged to keep 90 our
armor and battle against this giant evil until
he 10 dethroned and the red banner Of death is
trodden beneath our feet We will stand firm,
bravoy battliag for truth and temperance,
trusting in onr Father above to give US strength
that We may march boldly on. aud iu the namo
oil tho Great God, We will yct he victorious.
Mou
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The spirit which acluated the Arcorasi.cs 10
10y aside their brains temporarily in order Tia;
they might ioio 10 tho hilarity CT the foot re
of their day, seems to b. working nct oay in
tho "childrn tt disobedienco" ia these times,
tus Causes dieniGcd Senators and Represents.
tivts to lay aside thoir varied mo}ioum4 .,d
have rcctsses declared 10 heirrcspco,ivc aaGuf
bodies, 10 tho bus;es. part Of session, in crl,r
that they may attend what proved TO br un'
interesting rowing match.
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ElNE OLD COFFEES, in natural ststs, rr
roasted at cur ttore in Aroma Saving kosf
or, for sale by
mYlS 10 MJLRTIRN
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100 POUNDS OLD PLANTATION
day by [up23l J.C MILBiJHN.
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Z ukE IRON. Tire Steel, Plow Plates, BAND
Il and hoop Iron. at wholesale and 1e.ail
ap2S Jas T. CAkLIN Sc SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

~ something handsome Gall and 400 them
al X. j. lLLER s. cos,
SOP hh KjnJ sirnrt
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VERY FINE OLD GOVERNMENT ia.
" va, LAG UAYRA and RIO COFFEE3
iust received by
apo j c. MILBURN
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JOHN T. COLE & CO.,
Successors TO Jno. Y. Gibson & Coz
PEABODY BUILDING.

En GROSS PARLOE nhd SULfllUE
w MATCHES received to-day ard i1f
salo wholesale ut manufacturers prices by
mpl J. &. Nj 1bBURN
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hSTRlCH AND TURKEY FEhTHER
" BUSTERS chnapEt
MCLEAN 6 UHLERS,
mND inv stre+L
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-12-10
flor Ms Children.
Dandy.

Dandy lived on farm in Rhode
Island, and had become quite famous
for his sagacity. Mr.. Bunday, his
master, had several friends at his house,
and in speaking to them about Dandy
said, "He seldom fails to do whatever
l set him at. Sometimes l am almost
certain that see human intelligence in
his eyes,"
The company were all anxious to see
what he could do. They were trying
to think of something to propose. when
Harry, bright little fellow, exclaimed,
Papa, l know something that l don't
believe Dandy can do" Then he whis-
pered to his father, saying, "Dandy
mustn't hear me, because he knows ev-
cry word say"
Dandy looked as if he knew perfectly
what was going on, and stood quietly
by, as if sure of his ability to perform
any task set upon him. Showing him
a handkerchief, his master said, 1'That
is what we want, old fellow" and then
directed that he be taken to the barn
and chained. Harry hid the handker-
chief under the cushion of grandma's
easy chair and grandma promised to re-
main seated in the chair. Then Harry
ran out to the barn, shouting to Dandy
to come and find the handkerchief.
Dandy trotted up to the house, made
careful survey, and finally begged to
be admitted into grandma's room
Here, after looking around as before
he at last placed his fore paws in grand