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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11

On Wednesday last at Wabasha,
during the charge of Judge Mitchell
in the Stout case. City Marshal Banks
was leaning against a windOw-sill,
complacently and absent-mindedly
chewing peanuts. The Judge. dur
ing one of his judicial pauses. MOTTO
ed Mr.. Banks. Now. the Judge de-
spises peanuts above everything in the
world. but Mr.. Banks didn't know
this. He was therefore surprised to
hear the Judge roar out, "Mr. Sheriff.
please remove that peanut stand
pointing at HIM to the yard. This
court is not IA circus. '-Lake city
Ledder.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11

An old feud between two Ger
man farmers of New Richland, Wa:
SEGA county. resulted last week in
Christian Hueminger shooting Chris
tian Schaefner through the heart.
The murderer did not resist arrest.
but claims the deed was done in self
defense.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11

In Pennsylvania the nomination
of Republican candidates to the Leg
islature this year involves the candi-
dacy of United States Senator.
Thus far. Galusha a. Grow leads.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11

Now, that Congress has found
out that Finley wrote the anonymous
letter, what are they going to do
about it
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11

We learn that l.. Il. Rogers, of
Waterville, is to be the Republican
candidate for the State Senate in that
county.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11
The Greenback Presidential cleo
tors of Minnesota. are

c. II Roberts, Olmsted county.
4. A. Cramsic. Hennepin county.
W. X. Mayhem, Wright county.
A. IL. Sperry, kandiyohi county.
James Starkcy, Ramsey county.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11
A COMPLETE FARM.

class barns. we'll watereG, and ali improvements
ready for comfort and living. One hundred acres
under pillow: This property lies on the Waton-
wan river In Garden City township. For sale
very low. Also 4o0 acres on the Bine Earth,
rich bottom and timber land. For full partica-
lars call on PAU d BAKER, Mankat0.
XXiiiI5tf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11

THE following are the officers elect
for the ensuing term for Mankato Lodge
No. Is, |. o. 0. F.:
\. G.-.lamcs Morrison.
V. &c. +. Everitt
Secretary-W. ID. Tompkins.
Trcasurcr-C. Cornell.
Trustees. Winship.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-11
MillGODa .FalS.RGstauralt.

Confectionery, Fruits Of all Kinds In thciJ sea
son; everything suitable tor u irstclars Lunch
or good, straight meal.
AZ NJ ~ 4. ROwLANDs, Proprs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12

ItEIlEsWNG DEINE I> FEWER. Put
4 lItL.e .ea-oa-o, two pr-5 ot balm, ana
q little wood sorreIl into 4 stone .iug. hay
RE- ilrSt washed and dried them; peel
rhln small lemon, and cieal from the
"hlte, lice it, and put q bit Of the peel
In then pour in thrce pints Of boiling
N"Jel N"eeten, and cover close
RNAoIn BUTTER MADE SWEET To
ohe 4aa!t ol water add ttty-tive drops Of
the chloride Of lime; then wash thorough
y III TINS mixture five pounds Of rancid
uulIef- II must remain in the mixture
o"o hours. Then wash twice in pure
wat, Mater and once in sweet milk; add salt.
ne preparation Of lime contains nothing
injurious.
HE FEET. Never wear rubbers in
nv weather, or for any length Of time in
%.l! weather, but change your shoes and
uIy the feet, wet by the retained persp-
lalloh- Let your boots and shoes be
P}iehty large, and thus avoid corns and
uiSScomtort. IS Tight boots retard the cir
oulallon and produce a GOODNESS. Never
~ 10 bed with cold or damp feet.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12
Fun IN Congress.

---~-------
t,, :. Cooaus
'''F'
There Wa1 au uproaroU~ timc In Jhc
House ot Representatives recently, Nr.
Samuel CON, Nj NeW lork giving tjir
mcmh"~ luu enough tn INST lhcm riir
rest of the SESSION. T. Mas Willie the
House, lm committee Nd thr whole, Wa-
discussing thr matter ot tAc revision WI
rules. THE old rifles, Ny. Cox ~Jji had
hrru invented tur the pugYo~o no, vi ta-
cl'atin hut WI impctia- l@- Station.
lhr statesmen II THAT dal lld uoc Jy-u
lu tlEor mi opening ~luly~ tor lc-i-.3tInn.
But UrD tMyU tlo uunlrr VT h..a u
Cou-jc>S HIN increased uom 800 WI TOO
TN ahaut 7.UOO. uui therefore a revision ut
tHc rur- hul nrrO..c uvrc~-ar, a.i mdl~-
pcusabIy to facilitate legislation iUtu-
iu- his attention tu lIarr, nj Michigan,
uhp had rgcrut,y rctcrIrd IN hu .u ua
h1upIuua Speech. hr denied that lhc
committee uu foreign affairs lHd ulN
bvru engaged in manufacturing Wti-
cJ5us. IIc (CoNl had brrn u~ct.l os ~rI.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12
Sagaclty Of the Trout.

IN incident Was related to us rcctntlv
by Fish Commissioner Reddmg, concern
ing the sagdcity ot some brook trout.
from which it would appear that the lit
tie fellows possess not only reason, but
the ability to measure distance accurate
Iy. Up at Soda Springs Station. there IS
4 little pond tcl IN tlume that comes
from the Sacramento River This tiume
is several feet from the ground for a con-
siderable distance above the pond, ana
crossing underneath ii, at point scFr-
raj hundred feet from the pond is a rN-
ulct, running down the Hills to the river.
Mr. Redding once put some trout into HE
pond, and Will. on Il visit to the place
this past summer, Went to see how they
We're getting on As if intended for His
special benefit, the bright little fellows
went through the performance Of going
from the rond To the open lIumc, the
sides Of which We're quite high, ana when
over the spot where the stream crossed
below, they would instantly flop out ot
the ttumc into the stream referred to, and
go back to the river, which they preferred
to the pond for reasons best known to
themselves. MI Rcdding says that the
trout never fail to fall in the right spot,
not 4 foot out Of the way. He examined
the ground all about the tlume, ana fail
ed to find any thing to Indicate that Il
single trout had lcapcd out at amy point
except that where the stream crossed,
or that one had lost his life in this kind
Of sport Who can explain this apparent
case Of trout reasoning Sacramento
Cal.) Bee
\ MAJORITY FOR TIE UNION. The
humOr Of the war continues to crop out
here and there, and is rclishcd equally by
the gray-coats and by those who wore
the blue. For instance, here is good od
Daniel 5. Ilelton, Il Baptist preacher of
Roanne County, Tennessee, eighty eight
years old. He had sixteen sons in the
Union army, and two i'll the Confederate,
and theroupon becomes statistical by say
ing, ''My sympathies We're with the Mon
by fourteen majority.' The computation
seems to be charged with accuracy.
Editors Drawer, in IIarper's Magazine
for February.
When cat gives an entertainment
from the top Of wall, it isn't the eat we
object to; it's the Waul.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12

o,l +.a,. bn, fro,,, III. irr,op NSo,,ll sba
In-n I', ,na tn1, ;f5 Shnnlj ,,ot h''nI | NV
VITA and hrotbn,,5
M na' haI hnon .,ono I,p, onnnnb
ia girr Her . Jivnrrn she Lad nndonIt-
olI7, .,nr If anI ,.,s o,.oI, MN, NJ ,.ifar
IIit OH. nh Gnd an1 oanII / Iivn
Wnn,s n,nntb. ,~..,,.s ~ .Ira',l,ai IN /
....,,.,.,l,. ,7j Nf,i,.,,,
,y nn,ad " ~" ~ ''E Ed,'no p4nSv" III NJo,, Ionnr
snm%bt shnynrnd rnII nn '','l' nln " ,.,red
nauoht for il bnt instinct nrryentcI me
nou7 throvina II ,wal GanIJinu w,s
uttrrIy r4nngnont fo H. ~ f,rn' n HI
sinarinu hrnl me- ,y,s. am nld nI1 man
III tLI,t, nnl, r,nrl,.I .,,,l ,hnn,,ht .,nl
thnn@bt ,nJ rIaI Kun, nv INK Ja71 mT
one Lrirf ,I.,y of nrrfprt iny
i nn..r crrs.d thc,n rhn bu,t y.,s
tnn d..,,..,rI tn, .l.,r,, III. rur.,. Fr,,n
nm. denfh nf my form heart nitioJ rbrm.
Wrli l,yrnty yrars rnIInI nh anI Nd
INV Il, WV f,,.f,- ,.,.,,. ,ll t,,ol;,,,.nII,nl,-
4 Inor. si>ry-ti,n Lnnt .,nd stit,.,nd
..rn,.-l,,irnl
onn I.N IN ,,, o.,n,I.rin.. + ,.,,ip nn
it,.,,,1in.r .r,,,,.,, If Inin.,.- 1,nInd tn thc
,,lI r.,,i,,,,. i..,..I ,hon, tr,utinr
f,.l,f,n ,rd ,.,. s,,,i, .,.,t,..I ,t thai,. fra
nvrh.n,,in', nrv. MIN rLn lndians md
,1nse ram me St,trs rhanrpd tomrr
,.un I'm n.l,n,
..Wr.,-r Nm n n1mrs,Iin NJ ynurs In
.,tn, ,,fd one f.llnw
..Iayr NH I" 3sl,rd r,r,Irs,ly III
isn., !, .,,,,,,nn NINA If.
..\o AMI tbn,,n.s ,,horn it.s add said
M .Eesilrs you snmrbov rrrninJ mr nf
hjw thoprh ynu'ro murh Older than H.
l2,. tbn ,,.,,- -h.,.. H.. ..n,nn1
\ i -ninrI .umotbin.r I,n.w nnt whaf
4 -l,n+ tb,n,,.h III rn.n ,nl rrrorniInJ
r,v LrothnI
4 I'M hn.rt a,,,r ma hound t,ryut ,n,
fbr r0nn,nio,, Of m nv b"vhonJ ,nr,n~
tn.,yar1
.rnL,rt do.,, NH lny, i 4 ,n,, "
II,,r.nl.rJ AZ ,n., ,I',nrIy nrrcJnInr.I,-
..rirur, i ran,r Nh ynu
..I, rI.I .[nI vou Lo,.t
! - 49, 'f '''
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12

IT,. t =
/ @IiI"IIha |" NtrN our IniIul'N- MI l'l'
rest ot thc family We're dead. and MS tNo
v Utl. thc nnr. .tttarhrd to AMEN other lOr
tI.+
M.r .,yn ,,t.d i,,in,n,r and u.,. t,i,,I
rya,,thin- tb.,t un .r.nrG rhinl, Nv INA
Y nothiuu ,rr,nrd III ,,rnsnrr vftL HI. NJ
ouk rev poorer and poorer.
Finally. nr tln1uht ot thc idra M ~rp-
arating. VI as ID wotk tVo dcldS lit once,
before the last of our capital VAS conc.
Thtrc va~ .roat raII, ult fhcu M Some
now -oId ,rion. aud NJ, a.rrpd HIT one
ut MS shouM ro there and INV his }urk.
vbilr thu othrr ~rujd HI ~,n francisco
and carried III rttlr hu,.uc~, Nv had
started there.
OF course everything vas III partncr-
shin n,y,r +hnuuI,r. 9u interest srp-
ar.,t. f-... hi. and h., know trIt the
~alnr
WDu. tha or..-,jon ..u~o. ulich III us
~hnr,'d -n l. v..u.. Worry ru,nprjlu th.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12

pass him in his admiration for thc beau
titul form ii the gentleman from New
York. ana hc never Looked 3t him vith-
out thinking of some ancient C;rorian
model. -A thing of beauty Il ! ioy It'll
cycr" EIow simple 4 statcmcnt 9nd
Vet how true. But he wanted to make a
suggestion ID his friend which M thoughr
would add ID his already excteJinr rr7cn
and beauty. and that Was that Er0thrr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12

IHc miulu0t the State consists of one regiment
Of ten companies, Lieut. Coll Daniel White com
mandiug, also the following unattached companies
Ni1: Portland Montgomery GuardS BddetOrd
Light Infantry OF Gardiner ana the Androscugglu
Light Artillery of Lewiston and Auburn. number
ing in all about seven hundred effective men.
There are also the following independent orGaulld
tionS the piscatauuls Veteran Battalion Of ten
companies each COL ! Is. Peaks commanding,
the Somerset Battalion of seven companies of
about forty men each, Col, Knowles commanding,
also two companies Of Paris and one each in East
port, Lewiston and Watervlc, and SIX companies
OF Cadets The independent companies are
ganizcd BIZ permission of the Executive under
militia and have only the right to parade with
arms in public and are armed and equipped at
their own expense
During the recent political excitement our State
militia subjected to exceptionally severe tests
of subordinatiUu. discipline and loyalty, and it is
in the highest degree creltuble to all Of our cti
zen ,odicry that throughout the critical period and
in despite OF conflicting assumptions of authority
that might we'll have confused them they were
mistaken in their allcgience TO the constitutional
authorities and without regard TO personal or po
litical bias held themselves constantly in readI-
ness to aid in upholding the laws (Applause)
The soldiers discipline and patriotism Undue
him with a profound respect for law Whoever
else NAV dlSObev disregard the law the soldier
respects and obeys it aud if necessary will to it
that Others obey. A large State, in territorial ex
tent, with great stretch of sea coast and long
frontier line, the interests of Maine demand an eff
ticicnt militia force, not large enough to be kept
at great expense, but enough to insure confidence
and give security.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12
UsURPATIoN OF POWER.

Our Government is one Of checks and balances.
1t is deylded into three departments the Execu-
tive, Legislative and Judicial, each in its own do
main has duties peculiar to itself, but each is
amenable to law For the first time in the histo-
ry of our government the Executive Department
has usurped power never delegated to it
Instead of giving expression to the voice of the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-02-12

The constitution las been amended that BUR
annual elections and tle sessions OF the legislature
are changed to biennial elections and sessions
The duty will devolve upon you To examine the
laws ln regard 70 the tenure Of office Of many of
our county and state officers, ana to make Such
changes As may be necessary, that they may
conform to the constitution as amended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
%GE1,9 or TF5P E-g5'.

CMaa. Z. lleirn ,mE.i,ttd suicide yystlday
by taking az overdose Of isu ianun.
There arc 225 0G0 tots OF foreign i:vu 10
storage IN phiiaGcl?tis aE=i;ins purchasers.
The export Of plaster from Wiodso., n B.,
to Juuc so. vas 1885 tots mere than turicg
TIC same period last year
General Joseph + Johnston md Nj, j,r
John w. Daniel. Of Virginia, wrra among The
visitors to General Ilsnctck at New York %
Saturday.
For Tho week crGirg juno Goth there were
l9G dea'h5 from all osu:es in Havana, Of
which 1G we're from yellow fever tni five from
small PIX.
Il large mccios Was held Saturday Light 10
Music Hall, Ciuciubaii to raiIy tho monica
ton OF uanoick and Eog!ish. w. S. Grors
beck. George IL. pcudlcton aud olhsis naio
addresses.
Joseph T.. Chandler dod Saturday night at
his residence, in Philadelphia aged IS years.
lie was editor of tho lJoifrd States Glz,tto for
manS years and member of Congress- from
$50 ID 1850
The rroirac.rl drought at Petersburg. Va ,
ard vIcGi!y. has rendered the water in The ro.
sarvolr insufficient to supply moro than half tho
city. and last night water wss turned 10 from
the AppomattX canal to meet tho deficiency,
which will probably c.usc several mills run ty
tho cana! 10 suspend work.
Dispatches from Grocbbvicr White Sulphur
Sprines, state that Mr.. W. W. Corccran. is
threatened with paralysis and is 10 critical
condition. Mr.. Corcoran's secretary aud his
physician left Washington las. night for the
springs in special CIR. Mr.. Cercorau is up
wards Ot 81 years Dr acc
The ex cutivo committee of the Lyocbburg
Agricultural Society has extended an invitation
TO Cen. Hancock to attend the exhibition OF
that society, 10 take place 10 Oetober ntx', and
the municipal authorities have invited tho Gen
ctal TO accept tho hcslilaiiiies Of Lynchburg on
that cc,asl'n
Secretary Thompson. of tho rsvy. delivered
q campaign speech at Tcrro IIaute, Iod.. Sat
urdoy night. lie spcke chiefly en- the Southern
ques ion, and said ''tho right of every ci!z,n 10
vote would be mainlsined at tho coming cIcc-
ton, il necessary, by ali the power of the gov.
eminent. supported if need be by the Amy
and navy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

Secretary Thompson has reappeared. After
offering General Woodlord brace Of pistcls,
that did not belong to him. with which 10 de-
iend himself against tho .indgo, Jury, COUNSEL,
vi nesses. and spectators in tho court that tiled
the mon charged with killing Chisholm, ADD q
snbs( quent attempt to recruit tho navy from
tho ploughboys Of tho Upper Mississippi. tho
old gentleman went into needed retirement, hut
the cxgcncies of his party havo brought him
out agsiu, aud 10 a speech ho made at Trrc
lIauto last Saturday night ho became terribly
excited at the imminent prospect Of re entering
tho obscurity from which 60 neral soul but
MIR. Hayes would have dragged him out, and
swore that 'the right of every citizen to vote
would be maintained at the coming election il
necessary by all tho power of tho government.
supported if ncod be by tho army and navy
Ku klux. white Ieaguers and rebel ban1iti had
better lock out now, for 10 addition 10 the
supervisors and deputy marshals with whom
they are threatened, according to the back woods
Secretary CT the Navy, O heavy dew will 10 all
that is requisite for United States vessels to run
up to tho election polls next November, and
disperse them by we'll directed brotd,ides. Mr..
Hayes fraudulent term is drawing to q close
rapidly. If hc would not have its few remain
Jog months rendered ridiculous, he should re-
oil MIR. Thompson at once, or else impose
stric: silence upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

Senator Logan he's faint perception of tho
impending defeat Of his party. lie says ho
thinks that with vigorous campaign VIC will
succeed. But VIC must not ignore the TACT that
the democrats have nominated q strong ticket.
My fight Is always over when the nominations
are made. would be glad if it were 30 with
many others who claim to DO republicans ~
The dawn that has thus evidently broken upon
Mr.. Logan's political vision, will soon develop
toto the broad sunlight Of certainty, and then
Mr.. Logan Will have tho consolation, poor
though it be, Of repeating 10 tho mou who op.
posed him at Chicsgo, the trite quotation, thou
uaLst not say did it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
Mothers !Mothers!! NIsthcrs!!!

Are Sou disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest By sick child suffering and crying with the
ex2ruciatir e pain OF cutting teeth ? lfao. 60 ut
onco and gaL bottle OF MRS WINSLO WIS
SUOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
lttin sntic1or immed istey-depend upon il !;
thcrO r. M mistake about it. There is not q
mot @ oN wo0 s viii qeso TSo T o
bowels, ans give ros! to tho mother, add rolef
and honit" TO the child operating like magic.
1T Is perfectly safe to use in al Cases. and pleas
Ant to tho taste. and is the prescription Of one Of
tho Oldest and beet female physicians and nurses
will accompany zach bottle None g,nuine un-
loss tho fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on tho outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty ave cents bottle. Bowsrs Of
limitations,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA. JULY II, 1880.
1ID rG"a ..... ...... ii Sun .ets........... y

POkT uF ALEXANDRIA, JULY H. 1880.
IID rir"a .... ...... ii Sun .ets-.......... y
ARRIVED.
Slmp Allentown, Philadelphia. to Americln
Goal Co.
Stmp Z g Knight, New York. TO + A Reed,
Str Ann Eliza, Philadelphis. to f A Reed.
Str l,sdy of tho Lake. Norfolk. 10 + A Reed.
Str j w Thompson, lower Porc. to + A Keed.
Str Mat:Ano. lower Potc, TO Broders & Go.
Brig Agnes Barton, BALTIC, to VIM A smoot.
CLEARED
Stmp John Gibson, New York, by r A Reed.
Str Sue, Baltimore. By Broders & co.
Str Msttano, lower Pic, by Broders s. Co.
Str Lady Of the Lake Norfolk, by A Reed.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, by p b Hooe.
Str w Thompson, lower Porc. by F A Reed.
Schr Florence Dean, Providence. by Anlerl.
can Goal Go,
Schr Mary Augusta. Bs'.o, by Hooe
MEMORANDA.
ScEr < Lameyer sailed from Rocklsnd for
Washington ID.
schr Allentown sailed from Providence for
this port OH.
Schr William s James sailed from Phsdel.
ph!s for Wsshipgton 9th.
Echr Jefferson Borden. hel CO, at Boston 10th.
Sch. Kebecca Florence, from Georgetown, 1t
Boston 10Th.
schr Mary standsh cleared It Boston for
Schr Geo Ii Mills ssled ftcm New London
for this port 10Th.
Schr II K CtnEdon. from GEORGETOWN, a! Bos.
ton 1lth
Schr J Fhsro. from Richmond, at Now
York 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

1t many people did not lot their hopes instesd
Of their knowledge inspire their belief it would
DO worth while to show tho absurdiy of the
claim that the resGusters mako to ms oIi!y
OF the whito voters Of the State. When they
had tho support Ct tho entire republican party
they only carried the Legislature by a COMPARE
lively slight majority; without that support
they will be 10 40 Insignificant minority. 10
this city, where probably a majority of the pco.
rle would vote for roaGjustiDg tho State debt,
only seventeen white voters hsvo avowed their
intention OF voting tho reac.iasters' electoral
ticket, and it will doubtless be tho same 10
many Of tho other cities aud counties of the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

Hon. John Gocdc has written lcttcr TO tho
vocra Of the Second district deciniog 10 become
candidate for rc-etctioD to Congress. Vir-
ginis nNvcr had truer son in the national leg
slalnro than Mr.. Goode. and bis retirement
will be regretted as public loss to his State
and the country. and the Norfolk district will
not soon have another representative who can
do moro for its material interests
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

AnigGorant bcgto pamcd orion. who has been
in the Legislature, aud WHO'S great rcadj ustGr,
wants to DO the successor Of Hon. John Goodo
10 tho House of Representatives,. These gro
degenerate times, wo know but suci step
would be so far down that VIC don't believe tho
people Of the Second district arc yet prepared
10 tako it, roadj1ster5 or not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
CANAL COMMERCE.,

Arrived-Bosts NJ u Corse, NJ Kersey, B
ericsn Flag aud A Wintringhsm, to Ameri.
can Coal Co; 4 Fannon. to Agaew & 90.
Depared-Bosts NJ d Corse, Ii Kersey,
William SOD, II Cisa3hton, j Bradbur Am.
erican Flag, a Wintringhsp, Adam b, N G
Merryman and D Webster,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

Virginia aod Vrginians havo received SO
there is hardly man within the borders Of the
State who will not bo gratilcd to learn that
that gentleman ia much better and 10 no dar n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

A writer in the Juno Iumber of Backwooo' )
Eiirbargh Magazine says that. contrary to the
prevailing belief, suicide occurs moro frtqlcntIy
10 hot than 10 cold weather. Among people
rrsdsposcl to that means of dofiog their cares
and Sorrows tho hoat of yesterday must have
been an exciting CAUSE of DO little strength,
and only rasistablo from the dread Of donoing
them again under higher temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

GARTlELD AND ARTHUR CLUB.-A Garfield
aod Arthur Club was organized at Falls Church,
Fairfsx county, on Saturday evening. With l35
names on The roll, and the following officers ::
President, w. A. Duncan; vice presidents.
julius Wiosbecker L. 8. Abbott, and w.
Galloway; secretary and treasurer, Jscoo NJ.
Ttorne: executive committee, A. B. Nodine.
+. +. Foote, Charles w. Fits, Henry E.
Parker add James A. Scott; committee 90
sneakers, j. Frank Miller. q. II. Buxton. j. {.
DePu!rop, and George B. lves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

SCARCITY OF FIsu.-As predicted By the
fish commissioners, tho present has proved q
bad season for the fish factories. The fisher
men report the each few, small, and poor, and
unless ss the season advances the catch in
cresses, tho factories Of necessity will suspend
The northern fisheries are VIC understand more
succ ,ssiui. -7Mc,oater LQer.