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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-19
Id 4

AN ACT to fix the times for holding the gen
eraI terms of the district court in the Eighth
Judicial district. 9ai -
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota. 80
Section /. General terms Of the district
court shall be held in the several counteseom-
psising the Eighth Judicial district as follows:
In the county of Sibley, on the first Monday
of March and the second Monday Of September
in each year.
In the county of Carver, on the first Monday
OF April and tie second Monday of October in
each year. oal ia
In the county of Mcleod, on the second
Monday of May and the second Monday Of
November Of each year.
In the county of LIE Sueur, on the fourth
Monday of May and the fourth Monday of No
yember of each year. ~
In the county of Scott, on the second Mon
day of June aud on the second Monday of De:
cember of each year.
Sec 2. All writs, process, bonds, con-
tinuances, appeals, notices, proceedings and
recognizances, issued, made or returnable to
the general terms of court in and for said
counties, as respectively fixed by law prior to
the passage of this act, shall be deemed and
construed as made, taken and returnable to the
proper term of said court in the said counties
respectively, as fixed by this act.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsist-
ent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved January %, 1881.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-19

AN ACT to increase the number of associate
justices Of the supreme court.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State OF
Minnesota. II
Section 1. The supreme court shall consist
of one chief justice and four associate justices.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. IL
Approved March z, 1851.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
Worse than Assassination.
DaIruit Free Pre- 8.

Ona Michigan Central train the
other day two gentlemen were talking
about the attempted assassination OF
inc President, aud as an old farmer
boarded the train aud took seat be-
hlnd them, their conversation ran
about as follows:
Yes, It's all awful thing"
Horrible! horrible!'
"Can't help but have a bad effect on
the whole country"
"a fear it, but perhaps he will pull
through
There is just chance that he will.
| tell you, this sort of thing must be
put down."
ut must, or no man will be safe"
At this point the new arrival could
no longer contain his curiosity, and
he leaned forward and said:
Gentlemen, | presume you are talk.
ing of 81 Brown, of our town, who
tailed yesterday for $l,7CO, with nc
assets except pair of last winters
overshoes. | agree with you that tn &
SORT of work must be put down. He
stuck me for 5000, and it wasn't an
hour ago that | told him it woulc
knock the hull kentry into a cooked
hat. How much were you gentlemen
stuck, and how on airth is he going
to pull through?'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

They were sitting on the back steps
Keeping the mosquitoes at a distance
with the illf1avored fumes of nicotine
soaked clay pipes, and talking on the
all-absorblng topic af the day: II don't
s'pose you'll bel eve it, but it's fact,
that when | was down to Norfolk in
'63 shell burst right in front o me,
and the contents lodged right plum in
my stomach, n Pm alive now" Some
thing happened to me down on the
wharf day before yesterday TIE
two frauds gazed at each other, as If
trying to see which was the bigges.
liar. They were both telling the truth
for this once. They had INDUCED in
Virginia oysters ION the half."- New
Haven Register
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
school Census Marshalls' Reports for
BOISE County.
What a Star Route Is.
Boston Journal.

A "Star Ronte" is where the mails
are carried other than by steam; that
|, by stages or on hor ,eback. They
are called Star routes" because in the
Postoffice Department they are desig-
mated ny All asterisk. And this re-
minds us that the contractors's ring
at Washington is not content with the
STAR route Service in the wild West,
= Ut it has its agents in almost every
. ate. Their method has been to bid
off route at ll,nch lower price than
that for which The service Can be per.
formed. They then get party to
carry The mail for time and then
tnruw mp the CONTRACT. Ii the busi-
less was honestly maiiaged The con-
tract would then be awarded to tile
next highest bidder, but instead vi
this, lie ring has been able 10 make
arrangement Uy winch some one rep
rescntnS 1t Is employed to perform,
the service temporarily, aud finally a
price very largely in excess of "a fair
c improvisation Is fixed for the service
during The entiIe period. 1t is said
that the ring controls routes in all
paris Ut the country, aud that one OF
It's representatives has recently Teen
in Maine and other Eas, ern States
looking up routes, for the service OF
which they would have bid AT tie
pending lettings but for the present
catastrophe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
JUDGE HART is ruslicating ut Ban.

ner.
MACON SMITH, Jim Irwin aud John
Monroe, Ut Banner, are in town.
fRor BUTLER aud his two boys were.
quite sick when We went 10 press
asst evening. They we're poisoned
from ealing canned chicken.
THE Board Of County Commission
ers will meet on The third M mday ii,
August, as "a Board IT Equal cation 81
taxes. TN CARR LII. Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

There has been q serious quarrel iH
the hierarchy Of tIe Greek Church in
Palestine owing to schemes Of iies
nfornmrs who desire the Pairia,ch to
open his accounts to genera, inspec--
ton. In consequences II the ,runlIes
VII CHI have arisen one Of the B shops
has t"nn'i it convenient 10 60 into re-.
tieeme,d FIR awhile.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1881.
Pos,omcu Hours.

Turing week ays until further notice,
,,,e postoffice will ne Kept open from seven
A NJ. until nine +. IT.
!" sundays from ha,f-past twelve to one,
and from l,,ui until SIX +. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
THE Money Orde, Office will not be
,,ancd at all on Sundays; and no Money
nr,lrr business will be transacted on Sat
nrdavs after four O'Clock NJ
!, g. SILSBY,
1Jaho CITY, Dec Z, SD. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
LOWER PAYETTE.

1oVlL1sEs lAOd W., aug. H. Oh.
ED. Y oRLp:--I have been resident
Of this Territory far e.v years, and
have been IN almost every pnlt ton nt
it, but must uni,esilatnyIy say tins
's the paradisc-tle garden sp,i ri
Idaho. Tue first view of the valley
from Tie low range Of bluffs skirtins
II, and over winch tie road crosses is
enchanting. Directly before you lies
the beautiful valley dotted witt. well
hnlIt faln houses, in most cases s,i-
Funded with shrubbery and fl rver-.
Far as the eye can reach stretches tin.
valley through which, with z ace
tnl curve, fl rvs the Payelte river on
timer side by Il belt Of green All
beautiful timber. In conversations
with some IT tie influential men If
The valley, | learned that it is pro-
posed To cut canal from short dis
rance above the head of the valley.
,kirting the foothills on the East, for
lrrlgatlng purposes. There Is no OH
stacle pr venting the Continuance oi
he canal AS Tar As il may be desired
down the valley. and it Ca. be made
To cover the entire upper end Of the
valley at "a cost not to exceed hat vi
The Morris canal at B,sc. Tere are
thousands of acres of land beautifully
situated, comparatively free from I'M
'lerbrnsh, aud Soil which is calculated
To produce all the fruits and veyeta-
hle> which invite thu. hlsi,andmau
Already there are number oi nice
farms. Of one will speak in partic.
ular-tilat of Mr.. W. l.. Fuller, ON,
mile above EmnctlsviIle. Tais gen
llenan has $50 acres of land, $50 of
winch is beautiful meadow, situate d
on an island ia the river. This sea.
son he has stored $50 tons of fine lin.
othl and clover hay. Sevenly-iv,
acres are under cultivation, and grows
wheat, oats, rye, fruit and vegetable,
of as fine quality as can be found il
the Territory. mention this as al,
example only of what the entire val
ley is capable Of producing. The pco
pie are beginning to wake up. The
distant rumble of the locomotive come.
up the sleeping valley, stirring int,
activity the latent energy of the tar.n.
cr, the teamster, the nechanic-n
fact the first ripple of excitement has
struck this valley and will ere long
terminate in whirlpool of business
transaction and traffic. There are
two saw mills here and a shingle ma
chine, all of which seem to be doing i;
good business. Mr.. Fuller told mt
that he had 100000 shingles Spoken
for as SOON as he conld get them from
his machine. There is large dri,
of logs at Horseshoe Bend belonging
to Mr.. Miner, two or three hundred
thousand feet Of which is destined fo
this place, the balance of which Mr.
Miner contemplates cutting into lum
Der at the Bend. His mill at tina
place is now under course of construc
ton. WANDERER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
LOCAL ~ eWS-


TIE mercury wrnt MP To l02 IN front
of lie pns,otfice Saturday and to ll2
al the drugstore.
NJ PEFFERLE, dentist, came over
Yesterday from the other side and will
remain here three N four days.
PHILIP RANT will give a grand ball
at Star Ranch on he 25ih, and it will
be a good one. See al.
Mrs. JoHN LEMON, Miss Anna Cur
it's and Mrs. Ed. Price, are up from
Boise on rusticate. Miss Curtis and
Mrs. Price are the guests of Mrs. Jess
Bradford.
RALPH GoonLIFFF and Green Hol-
land say the trout in the streams be-
tw en- h re and Bonanza go for i'ai I
like a chicken after grasshopper.
They caught thirty or forty at Jour
dams bridge, in a few minutes
HUGH Craig will give grand ball
At his place at Garden Valley on the
I'D, Hugh says he has as fne a
dance hall as there is in the Territory.
No pains or expense will be spared in
making it the grandest affair of tho
season. See adj.
THE lower tunnel running for the
Sub Rosa is in $50 feet. The boys
struck soft rock and water the other
DAY and are now driving ahead at a
rapid rate. They expect to tap the
ledge by running forty or fifty feet
further.
N Mrs. HAWKINS, of Placervile, has
oeeh quite sick for sometime, and has
oeen confined to her bed since the 4tl
ut. DR.. Rothwell, the attending ply
siclan, had consultation the other
DAY with DR.. Wilcox, of Boise. The
b case Is IN good hands, and we hope t.
soon hear of Mrs. Hawkins being re.
stored to health.
n NELsE CUTLER came down from Ban.
her the other day to have piece G.
Il steel taken out of his eye. He wa.
working adrill when piece of il
# cnlpped off and imbedded itself in hi,
le't optic. DR.. Zipf took the piece out
Nelse returned to Banner Sunday il
company with Frank Lord, assayer fo
the E'mira Company.
81 lwo rich seams were struck in tn,
ouo hosa recently, one in the TUNE
''"' taps the vein City feet below thu
surface, and the other in the TUNE
ve'ow' and at depth of ninety or ;
"unured feet. Walt. Galbreaith pan
uea ont a handful of decompose,
"a 4'a'z from one of the seams, from
""'ch he obtained fifteen cents. Be
,''e winter we expect to see the Sui
'''sa take front rank among the lead
"S mlnes of this sec ion. The lowe
=. ."'''e' will tap the ledge between
.n'ee and four hundred feet deep, an,
=" S'ruck rich, there will be reviya
prospecting all through Gambrinu
a;''flct' None of the lodges in Thu
sc;o .'ct nave been developed to snl
'' pepth to prove their permanent
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
Court Calendar.

Garden Valley Milling Company VS..
j. B. Emery ct al.
Dennis Dacy VS.. Pat Glanan.
John Ahern and Davis Bunch VS.. M.
G. Luney and Isidor Smith.
j. g. Fox VS.. Jennie NJ. Fox.
Garden Valley Milling Company
Res pondent, VS., J. B. Emery, Appel
lar
John Cowan VS.. Ann Cowan.
w. l.. Thurmnn VS.. AL Hoskins.
Thomas Conway VS.. All Hoy & Co.
Boise Comfy vs.. j. B. Emery ct al
Sip Premore VS. Paul Buzine ct AL
G. w. Crafts ct al. vs.. Elmra S.
NJ. Company.
Dan Magee vs.. J. P. McDonough,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

Mr.. j. II. BATES, Newspaper Alvcrtis
iny Agent, Al Park Row Cfimes Building),
New York, is authorized to contract for
advertisements in the WORLD at our best
rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
Coffin Il Kennaly

Are shipping large stock of the celc
hrated Skinner Plows, and Furst u Brad
lev suIky and Gang Flows which will be
sold at very low figures. They also have
in stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
Plows at reduced prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

Tn re are just two asses Of men
in this world. Half Of them were tile
first t., discover the comet and The 9TH
er half have been shot through til. livst
cr EInira Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

John SnIllsen W.. A. B. Morrell and
Elizabeth MJrrelI.
Edward Dm'ley vs.. Thomas Seaman
and John NJ. Pom cett.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
AZ ouce.

All notes and accounts owing to us must be se'
Nod in thirt days wlthout fail. II no settled by
that time they will be placed in the hands of
.nr,ev nor collection COFFIN x KENNALY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

other miners To sink without fear Of
the BOTTOM falling ont"
JONES, SeIi., OF the WORLD. armed
with dnnbI.-barleltd sloatiny iron
and fishing tackle boarded Mayec's
stage Saturday for the Twelve. Mic
House, on More creek. Magee found
HIM, on his return trip Sunday,
slrel c',ed out under pine tree He
had no fish, and 10 game except can
full o. grassnoppers. liz. said it was
no good day inr trout an, way. Ma
gee said lie never made "A move from,
where lie dumped him ont except
turn over now and teen in following
up the shade Of the pine tree. There
was no lmprinls In the sand of No.
. boot leading out from that tree ia
any directinn--posiiive evidence. that
the lone fisherman located a lew feet
.nf ground and STAYED with it. HI.
says he Caught s,riug SATURDAY.
evening and hing 'cm up on a weep
ing willow, out of reach OF bear. b.
fore he retired; but the mosquitops
were bad, and when he woke
up the skeletons of the trout were
dangling in the air There was IA
s"lnblance of reason in this story
when the fisherman explained that
"the nrsqu's up there were not the
scrnl'l4 kind Of mosqnits they raise
d"wn town. Were as big as tool
chickens and i'll on fish" CHARLEY
Mager qurried the pine tree fisherman
aoont certain black bottle, full OF
emp,inrs~, resting against the root If
the sha lowy pine. H.. said that was
What he packed water in" This
last one put the fishless fisherman
IN a lrelicament. If he was out fish,
lug he had ~ use for water bottle,
and if he didn't fish how did he gel
hold of those trout He mnst either go
back on the fish and mosquito yarn Or
tell the truth about that bottle. He
don't know which yarn it is best to
crawl ont of. But when the Red
Cross and Tenplars meet we expec
to see him 20 back on the fish and
mesquite plevaricaliou and hang to
the bottle story.
G. B. HOLLAND and Ralph Goadllfle
returned Sunday evening from Bonan-
IA. Ralph says all the ldaluans out
there are doing well. AL Bomar and
jim Emerson each own third in "a
discovery recently made near Bonanza.
The vein has not been uncovered to
any depth, but surface prospects are
favorable for good mine when de.
velupod. Nate West, Ralph Calder
wood, Dick johns, Henry Knapp and
four others are prospecting at the head
of Payette and North Boise. Charley
Jourdan is engineering in Fox's saw
mill. Charley will be in here before
snow flies. Ralph and Green met Ed
Miller few miles this side of Bonan-
"a, returning from Middle Salmon
jim Emerson is driving the stage be.
tween Bonanza and the summit-fif.
teen miles. Ralph says the cross-cul
: run from the face of the Charles Dick
ems tunnel has made a distance oi
seventy-fve feet, and has not yet
reached the wall. Most of the ore
that has been gone through will pay
to mill. The rich seams that have
been crossed will go from $4,000 tc
$4,000 per ton. General Cunningham
is digging ditch to carry water onto
the ground of the Yankee Folk Grave
Mining Company, below bonanza
Ralph says there is large number o.
nrosnectors on Middle Salmon, anC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
jan22-2aWts

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made tho 9Th day of June. 1877, by &c.
ward NJ. Willis and wife TO me in trust to secure
payment of six thousand dollars, with intere't
from the date of said Decd evidenced By certain
negotiable notes described thorein, which dec
is of record in the office Of the Clerk Of Prince
William county, default in payment having oC-
CURED, in pursuance of directions having been
given by said Stephen Bowling and David
bowling, as said deed of trust preacribes, will,
as trustee, on THURSDAY, tho 18th day cf
February, 1851, ct II o'clock M, in front Of tho
Market Building on Royal street, in tho city of
Alexandria. proceed to sell, at public auction, 4
TRACT OF LAND, in Prince William county,
Virginia, bordering in part upon the Neabsco
Run and in part upon PoWelps Run, and near
Freestone station, on the Fredericksburg AMI
Potomac 4. T.. it being psrt of the tract
known as HILO, and the same land conveyed
by T. B. Robertson, commissioner. TO said h.
n. Willis, consisting Of six hundred end seven
ty-eight and one half scros, moro or less, AMI
more particularly described il said doed OF trust.
Terms: $500 and sufficient TO pay costs anil
expenses Of sele cash the residue in throe equal
nstalments of one, two and three years, with in.
terest upon the deferred payments from date o.
sale, secured by negotiable notes Of the pur.
chaser, with satisfactory Endorsement, and deed
of trust upon tho premises Conveyarcing al
SOS. of purchaser. The terms as to tho deferred.
payments subject to such modification as psy
BIC. desired by said l.. NJ. Willis at the sale.
PETER WISE, Trustee.
w. Willoughby. Atty. for s. & D. Bowling.
jen1G-eOts
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kseRgenIy Phenomena,

DENVER, Col. Feb. l5.-Last nj ghs thousands
OF people were on the streets witnessing some
very unusual ihenomena in connection with the
mocn. When it arose streaks of light reflect.
cd from the different sides. In q short time
these streNks disappeared. when four lunar dogs
followed by four beautiful lunar bows appeared
the latter on limo with the dogs; later the bows
became simply halo with the moon and dogs,
situated nearly an equal distance apart on the
circle. Tho halo soon contracted. becoming
cose to tho neon and leaving the dogs outside
OF the circle About ten o'clock the halo dsap-
pesrod and tho dogs soon followed. The westh-
or il iniansnly cod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
Financial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Tho Posts financial
ssTtlcle today says: The Stock Exchange mar
kets are generally higher than at the clcse yes
terday. u 8 bonds, however, are irregular, tho
9s being lower and tho 81 higher. Il. h.
bonds are up tllb. tho latter Kan s. Texas 2ds
Texas e. Pacii, land grant incomes are up to s..
In exception to the general list Denver s. Rio
Granae frs.s consols arc down / per cent. snd
Houston TezLs lrsts per cent to 1lO1. In the
stock narke. tho special features to-day are Iron
Mountain, which is up to C33; Texss.,& Pacific
to jG3 and Louis IL Nash TO -. The coal stocks
arc loss active OF late, bat firm. The granger and
trunk line stocks are somewhat lower than yes
trl.y. Thetelegraph stocks are dull and about
steady. in tho morey market Two por cent con-
tinucs - BE- the ruling rate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

River NoTEs.-The steam tugs Potomac
al Comet having bat.led with tho c, all v,s
f.c.ay afternoon between Gicsboro end A.s,nel
2.G, evidences Of the SUCCESS of their efforts
re presented ia the shape of large quantities
B.. l'2, Hh'ch Heated quietly by this city this
mr.j0g. Tic steamer City of Washington
a d5 trip this mornirg from her wharf 10
Washington 10 Arsenal Point, and the two tugs
n@)ycd By tho Bal;inoro and Potomac Rails
p. al 10 cpon tho chsDncl to WASHINGTON 8
n't the Ice ct the Long Bridge can piss dowo,
!yI nearly reached that point.
\ large number OF people went 10 Washing.
this morning by way Ct Shepherds.
ne scam tug Brcwcrton made tsansler Of
oaT; tha morning, tho fist time siGco Friday
trsf.
Two sl3cps-0no tho Is. II. Lambert, Cap
IAN E1och Davis-snd tho schooner Chief,
Captain Oliver Lewis. lcti here to day for the
ic~tr Potomac The stoam tug Major, Cant.
Nhii,!lo. also IGit hc.c TO day ior Quantic, to
hri@.; The schooaCr Willie. Capt. johnson,
b'I2G with oysters, 10 this city, htr csrgo hay.
az b2on purchased here.
L. IS understood. that tho steamers Loary,
iH:H, ArTowSmtth, aud NlCsaloy, damaged by
'Hc !7cd IN Washington. viii BE- brought here
5ric2ai's.
Tho ;i7.r Is na3 Gail 70 be c!osr Of ic, TO its
Mouth.
The letiE bostr it is thought, will resume
'"@Ir trips tC.Wana tE!s city sad Washington
'1-Uorr0W morning. lao s:nara tugs at four
o'clgCE this afternoon :nI 10. sucreeiod in
-"aaHI& a~-snal i,i...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
The1wenjy -SccondCelebration

Al! Tournament riders who hsvo heretofore
participated IL TO rarsdos on the 22i of Febru-
cry arr cordially invited 10 join Us in cur coming
cclcbfs!loa. m1G tbs committee will be glad to
10 annrisld Ul their determination by Thursday,
me - Il CI February, if possible. All the trades
~ G II; lani"al il duStrca who duaro to be rep
r"seAt,I in lice will ple&ao report 10 The Com
IN t!"o Oh Programme hv ThUrsdsy, Feb. 18th.
IAo II io@ing SIC tho rnLcs agreed upon be-
tween tho different railroads leading to this city
ana Tic Chief Marshal 70. those wishing to az.
tend thu celebration:
Virginia Midland EGilw9y--From Burke's
zee; FarisS 9)c; Clifton 81 Us; Manassas ST 81;
Hr:sLoo 81 IS; &chcsville 81 10; Cstlctrs 81 95 :;
WGrTCnton Junction 81 Is; Warrenton 81 80;
Midland So "a; Hcaleon 81 d.; Rappahann ock
j.! %; Brandy >! 50; Cuponer So 05; Mitch
ellis Is -; RAPID AIN 80 co. Orange s. IS
Tickets ara for the rCund trip and will b. good
from tho .lat 10 81 inclusive.
Washington ard Ohio ksilrGad--On Fob. Dist
std I'D this ro&d will sell round trip tickets,
gooa 10 return on tho :3:d, ct the following
rates: Round Till 81; PurcelIvlle 81 o.; Ham :
Iiton u 20; Clsrk's Gap 81 CJ Lceaburg ST 50;
FsrG.vlIln 81 %; Guilinrd 81 IL; Nerndon 81 ;
Fi'nna Gee; Falls CkufcA iOr.
CUURGLhED ii. SMITH, Chm.
iaLi2-l" Committee on Programme
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
LOGAL BREWIIE.E.

ga Dominlon Commsndery, K. r.. has sn
advertisement in to.dsy's G.zslto.
mayor Smith has 22d OF February lroca,
mstion eltcwhcre.
Inc Corporation Court adjourned today
v.thcu! transacIng any busin,sl tilI TO NOR.
row morning.
=, An Entertainment will be given at Sarep!a
Hall, Thursday night next, by the pupils Of ST.
hary's school. SEQ advertisement elsewhere.
Col. Robert Beverley. Of Farq1iar, found on
hIs farm yesterday sc that had been urder
the sncw for II days without anything to cat
This beats Ten1er's fast by aevcn days.
The Odd Fellows fair opens 10 night Of Ar
moIy Hall with Interesting ceremonies. Mayer
Courtland II. Smith VII deliver the opeDipg
address, and tic Aexaudria Musical Ass;c a.
tion will be present.