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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-30

Tue CossTIguTIoNAL CosMssroz FRI
day, the following we're appointed as the
commission to prepare and present to the
next Legislature amendments to the present
Constitution of this State:
BY the Governor-Hous. Leon Albeit. OF
Hudson, John T.. Bird, of Hunterdon, and H.
N. Conger, of Essex.
BY the Senate-Hons. Carrot A. Hobart,
President Of the Senate, Of Passaic, Thomas
McKean, of Camden, aud John j. Gardner, Of
Atlantic. On
By the Assembly-Hons. Harrison Van
Duyne, Speaker of the Assembly, of Essex,
Parker Gummere, of Mercer, and Holmes w.
Murphy, Of Monmouth.
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Lam6ertvtlte, n. J.. March so. 1881

Gov Ludlow has appointed Patrick II.
TMverty State Prison Keeper, notwithstand-
ing bis rejection by the Senate before its adj
journment. He viii undoubtedly re-appoint
Kelsey as soon as his term expires notwith-
standing that he was also rejected, and that a
suit is now in progress against him for the
recovery of $4,000 of illegal fees. Gov.
Ludlow is evidently Democrat of the regu-
lation pattern.
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DEBEIGES

Everybody knows, are staple goods. One looks
at novelties and buys staples. Staple means some-
thing that almost everybody buys
What everybody buys Is certain to be good
thing somehow. The way debeiges are good Is
show or rather none for that kind Of show which
limits use. Il,
Why last spring we bought In one lot Of $4,000
worth Of debeiges and have been buying in debei-
ges ever since. And now we have more debeiges
than you will look at, all browns and grays and
nearly all new. The prices are all the way from
25 cents for % inch to S1l0 for 46 inch. partcu-
larly good quality Is so cents for 43 inch.
JOHN WANAMAKEB.
Second circle, south from centre.
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III Cnancerv Of Neso JERSEY.

To Annie NJ Grant BY virtue Of an order of the
Court of chaneery OF New Jersey, made the day Of
the date hereof in James A Grant Is
petisner and yeu the said Annie NJ Grant defend
ant you required to appear and plead, demur Or
TO the petition on or be fore the
such decree be made against you the Chancellor shall
think equitable and Just. The said petition Is flied
against you for divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
C. A 4 c, II. SKILLMAN,
March so-5t Solicitors u Complainant.
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DRESS GOODS

What art and skill are doing In cotton dress IA
brics! Two counters are gorgeous with them.
The lowest price is ~ cents yard and the highest
62E cents; but they are made In soft and delicate
ways and by texture or print or dye, 70 rival the
stuffs of luxury. Here are their familiar names
Scotch Zephyrs, u Foulards,
Madras Ginghams, Sateens,
Seersuckers, Lawns.
Chintzes Creionnes
Oxf I'd Cloths Monies
Toiles d. AIsace, ai Chevoits
Printed Shirtings,
In almost every name are triumphs. You are
not often asked 10 admire modest works OF art
and skill but see Ii you pass these counters
without new estimate of the times In which you
live. JOHN WANAMAkER.
Fourth circle, northwest from centre.
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--Chas. G. Frary, of Adrian, Mich, says
To my complete surprise, obtained good
nights rest, the first nightI wore an Only
Lung Pad" have suffered from asthma for
years. See advertisement.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

New things IN black dress goods of almost all
Silk grenadines came some time ago !; now the
wool and silk-and-wool grenadines are here aud
the variety is greater than we have had before
greater than any body ever had, so far we know.
New armures, plain and figured, are notable, es-
pecially the latter. Among them are armures,
with small figures and plads, that can be seen only
when looked at In certain ways The draping OF
dress of these would appear TO be partly plain and
partly figured or plaid. The figures and plaids
seem to have no existence at all. You can't mud
them except by accident.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Next outer circle Chestnut street entrance
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In the daily papers, Of some
mofi to arrival
new things changes prices
topics of 20
useful Of the give to readers OF
weekly papers perhaps !std t. found Y these very notices ''0ns 'eh -
are only transient nteet. 4ssasua
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--Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, aud Dresses, cut
ana made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. d8-tf
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LINENS

We have visited every linen mandatory of note
In Europe, and gathered stock which for variety
of fabric and finish is beyond all precedent, COM
prising:
Sheeting linen.
Pillow case linen.
Diaper linen.
Star linen.
Ladies' underwear linen.
Gentlemen's underwear linen.
butchers linen.
Towels.
Toweling.
Table cloths
= Table-linen.
Napkins.
Doilies
We have linens entirely unknown In the Ameri-
can markets; also every favcrite here
No other house in Philadelphia buys abroad.
Hence no other house can have either our goods or
our prices. This say without knowing what
other houses have, either in goods or prices.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
City-Hali-square entrance.
~ ~ a.
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LAGES


Not every day are our lace counters 6iled with
buyers They would be, If every lady knew two
facts, viz: FIRST, that we have the newest and
choicest Of laces Of every grade; second, that we
sell them below the market. 3i.
The difficulty is that every merchant says the
same two things aud you don't think 1t very saacy
doubt just little because advertising does paint
things too rosy sometimes.
We much desire you ind out how careful we
are TO say exactly what we mean, neither more or
less For example, see to-day torchon At ~ cents,
which sells everywhere else for ~ cents about.
how do we know Why we sold II ourselves 70 r
10 cents last week. Not one in hundred of our
regular customers knows how we crowd prices
down. How can we expect others to believe that
our policy is low prices, whom almost every mer-
chant studies how to keep them npf
Asto assortment what do YOU suppose We do
with nine lace counters? Why, therekis no such
stock In Philadelphia We have thousands OF dol
lars worth Of fine ,aces shut up in boxes. We have
very poor facilitates for exhibiting them but we
~ ~ JOHN WANAMAKER.
Nine counters southwest of centre.
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PARASOLS

Twenty-Five silk parasol-covers embroidered In
China with silver and gold ir quaint and rather
characteristic, hut not extreme, Chinese designs,
with wide borders and yaregated silk Innings have
len imported and put on neat frames, with varie-
! ty.ofsticks. S. 49,
Fifteen of the twenty-five have come to us.
They are in our collection OF novelties at Sl2. We
Is such diversity IN The styles TO battle descrip-
ti0n. -
For mere accessory of a scrupulous lady s toilet
perhaps no article is chosen with 50 much care.
I'VE shall not tire Of showing you, ladies. every
one ; and il we may Judge by the interest shown
yesterday You'll not tire either.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut street entrance F7fsF4
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CLOAKS AND DRESSES

We have just opened foreign black wraps, dol
mans, capes, &C., at So to SIS; light coored coats
wraps and ulsters some foreign and of our own
make, at 81 to ST..
silk dresses in styles not to be found elsewhere.
at 49, SIT and SIS and cloth dresses at $40 to $50
Also, misses and chldrens coats listers and
dresses In great variety. few misses coats Of
last spring will be sold at half price viz So and
81 and misses debeige dresses of last spring at
less than half-prices, viz 50 and 81.
Ell izs1t JOHN WANAMAKER.
Southeast corner OF building.
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HANDKERCHIEFS

New fancy white handkerchiefsi many. New
initials new letters, different letter for each
price. New colored borders. Linen centers with
colored silk borders (nowhere else. probably; re-
aulre to be washed with care but with care they
wash perfectly; colors fast. Woven-color borders.
plaids and stripes of course. Not mixed c1tton-
and-lfnen handkerchief in the store. go
q JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, southwest from centre.
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SATEENS. &C

Toiie d. Alsaee Is similar fabric to Scoteh giag-
ham, but OF softer fnish and printed ~ cents.
Sateen is even finer and the warp Is thrown upon
the surfae successfully to leave Il as smooth
as satin, which indeed 1t much resembles This
also is printed in exqusite designs, and the print
ing Is The successful because the surfaces = ~
lhe nouques SQUARES tnooouy else nus mem p ye.,
afterthougbt. They are OF saleen and are used as
garniture Of sateen dresses. Nothing in cotton
printing, probably, was ever anything ike 50 rich
before.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fourth circle, Thirteenth streeteptrance.
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FURNITURE

A clue to the character OF our furn iture without
seeing It. Take for example, a bed room suite Of
three pieces.
Lowest prices:
Ash, wood tops We
Another style, walnut or ash, marble tops, IS
such as are in every furniture store; common wood
and common work. We keep also small assort-
ment of cottage or painted sets.
Lowest prices In frst-class work
Walnut wood tops, S4I
Same style in mahogany So 81
OF plain style, but proper for some rooms In, any
! house, no matter how rich. "a RRk
Lowest prices in elegant work:
Maple or walnut, ennessee-marble-tops, $50
Lowest prices in luxurious work
Walnut, Tennessee $l2o
Same style in mahogany, ls5
; Avery chaste aud noble style, perfection Of work:
Maple, wood tops. Sioo
SAINT in mahogany, liS
We have very large assortments both below SiC0,
and between 500 and sou Al h igher prices there
is no higher quality only more costly decoration.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The western gallery. t*5
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CARPETS

/. We ask you to see our Wilton Administer, Mo-
quette Brussels and Tapestry Carpets Our carpet
trade is new; our stock is large and nearly all
new what Is not new is cheap enoughl and many
of the patterns are thought to be fine indeed
Large buyers, for hotels. churches, &c, find here,
= - JOHN wANAMAKER.
Market street front, up stairs.
ssf4
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FLANNELS

French wrapper iannels. As you stand before
the counters you may row oil them displayed
along the top the shelves; large collection of
itself, but only. part.
Louk al the shelves, too. No two pieces alike of
all you see. There's no such variety OF hannels
anywhere.
Next outer circle, northeast from the centre.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMON COUNCIL.

TTNHE Regular Monthly Meeting of the Common
Il Council will be held in the Council Room, in Ma
sonic Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1881
al IA o'clock
BENZ. II. JOINER, Clerk.
Lambertville, MI. March 80. 1891.
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II
SILVER

fine collection Of minor articles in silver, Cat
ware, ice cream service childrens sets. napkin
rings, &c, &c
Silver plate--A comprehensive stock, everything
that YOU will ask for In fat ware have three
grades OF plate; the lowest grade We do not keep.
In hollow ware we have the best grades only.
JOHN WANAM AKER. .
Outer circle northwest from the centre.
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Chestnut. Thirteenth. and Market
streets aud City.hall square.
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EassD
8Gf hl
Jo se
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prices are lower, probably. every one Of them.
LADIES'.
English, plain coors, 1920.
German fancy, 81, .37. sK$ A.
English. fancy 80.
English, Isle, black, 6F
ling lish, Isle, black embroidered, rs.
English, spnn-silk. black, 81 so. ar
MISSES.
Fren ch, heavy rib, gray 1910.
= German, rbbsd, lislt, black. o. IA &
MINIS
Eng lish, extra stout. $017.
English, fancy rs. * s ~
German, Isle. black, so.
German, isle black, embroidered, 6J.
German, silk, plain co1ors. rs. ss
German, silk, plain colors, embroidered So
If YOU aud elsewhere stock ing called by the
same name q, any one OF these, and at prce
higher than ours, look at the quality.
80 = aaa.es JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
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In Europe and gathered stock which for variety
of fabric and finish is beyond all precedent, COM
nriaf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-02

a Picnic AT BI.AlK's.-Our cores
pondent "Vidette", writing from
Blnir's, OH the Spartanburg and Unirn
Nailroad, says: GA very pleasant
pinnic took place at the residence of
Mr.. A. E. Burlington, near this place
oh Friday. A huge crowd had gath.
crod about 10 Il. H., when the umusc-
mcMt began, which consisted in dane
ing, playing croquct and little flirta-
tion. Visitors were present from
Chester, Feastcrville, Salem, Jackson's
Creek, Winnsboro, Monticello and Co.
lumbia, with many from Ncwbcrry.
The music OF the OCCASION Gas l heard
lady tricnd-sa was "just splendid >
Time will not allow me to do full juss
tice to the occasion, but suffice it to
say that Mr.. Darlington and his family
used every visible means to make tho
guests comfortable and happy-for
which he has the thanks Of all presc, ,
A doublc-barred buggy. left in the early
part ofthe afternoon full Of Salelnites,
cn route for New berry. This reporter
was honorcd with All invitation. but
cmld not attend. We wish for those
who went happy time and a safe re.
turn. Among other prominent 'citi-
zens at the picnic was the venerable
W. E., who has well told the story OF
that neighborhood and it's many good
people by his interesting letters
through THE News AND IlERALD.-
The crops from Strother's to within
five miles Of Winhsboro look pretty
well, but are suffering for rain. 1t is
said that in many sections corn is a
complete failure, and of cotton not
emore than half n crop is. expected
Should such be the case next year will
be tougher still" =. ::..:.:.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-02
A YalnahIa Work.

'HE undersigned HIS tnkan the agen-
! cy for tho snle OF the EN('YCLO-
PEDM OF BUSINESS AND SOCIAL
FORMS. work recently published by
the National Publishing Company. Of
philadelphia The book enIbroces tho
laws Of etiquette and good society. to. eth
er with plain and mple instructions in
tn" valuable art OF appearing to tie best
II v.n:a.o III, all 90: ,~ious, how to dress
"Hl! ard asi.fHlly. now to ac:ihire Il
gcoi handwriting, and how to exple&s
written thoughts in correct md clrgant
mNlner. tc.. etc. 1t is wri ten by James
d McCabe. the %eli known author and
is prepared with great caro-. rhe book
Is pointed on tine tinted paper. and cot.s
'nn% S32 jar.e octave rGqcH 1t is hahd-
aomely bbuh,l, and is cmbclliShed with
II large nnmbcr of superb an9rnviIrs
made expressly for rs great work b% ,he
hes! artists and en.ravorH
Tie work is H.fA by Subscription only.
WILLIAM f. HHiTH.
july 30~xt3w
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EA A.; for the MILLION !

FOO CHOO'S BALSAM of .SH ARK'S OIL
Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This oil is extncied froiH Il peculiar
species of small WHITE SHARK, 6anght in
the Yellow Sen, known rs Curcharodon
Rondelaii. Every Chinese fisherman
knows it. Its virtues rs a restorative of
hearing were discovered by Buddhist
Priest about the year 14i0. It's cures were
so numerous and many 80 seemingly mi
raculuns that the remedy was officially
proclaimed ovet the entire Empire. Its
use became go iinitersal that for over 81 o
years no deafness hos existed among tho
Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid.
to any address at 81 per bottle
Only imported by HAYLbCK & COZ
Sole Agents for America. T Dcy St., New York.
----~-~--
It's virtues are nnquestionable ard it's
curative character absolute. rs the writer
can personally testify. both from export
ence and observation. e..
Among tho many readera Of tho ReuieD
in ohe part and another Of tho country, 1t
is probable thhS mum bers arc afflicted with
deafness, and to such it may be said:
'Wfita at once to- Haylock 81 Co., Day
Street. Nov York. enclosing 81, and you
will receive by return q remedy that will
enable you to heer like an body else, and
whose curative effoots win bo permanent.
Yon will never regrot doing so.".Z Aditoy
g. Asa'ddai''':'S:ls Rertss Jun 2S-sm
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There are IL ,06S factories In New
ioAk city, employing 362, $50 people
men and 65,373 children, Most Of this
.vast army is combined in a demand for
Saturday half holidays. i.
; Messrs. williams u Rutlcdge, Green.
Vile, S.,:.,: Dear Sirs:;: The piano re-
Gently purchased you is a great de-
light to my family, and:. il source of
praiscworthy Comment from all the
musical critics who haze examined It.
Yours truly - ,:-...,.;
w. X. Blake.
Greenwood, S. c., .Feb.:7, 1881. :. r
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THE BEAUFORT Crescent Of last
week sayst "Thcre is little triang-
ular war Of words between tho Green
villc Neacs and Columbia Register on
the one hand and the Winnsboro News
AND HERALD on the other, and all
about the Ne,VS and Courier. The
Gfcenvillc Ne,rs is not much excited,
bit the Register boils over to the ex-
tent Of colunh.. The quiet, digni-
tidd tone Of TIE News AND HERALD
bears a most striking contrast to the
violent, abusive. and entirely uncallcd
for slarerdash OF the Register"
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ATTENTION,
LADIFS!.! i! !

HAVING determined to "CLOSE
OyT' our stock Of Spring Dress,
Goods. we offer you from this date
unusual bargains in same We have
/ complete line of these goods, ant
parties will do we'll to cnll. examine
and prico these before purchasing.
We would also coll your attention to
our line Of Fancy Muslin and Linen
Lawns In White goods we arc "Full
Up" Our line of these goods con-
lists of Linen Lawns, Victoria
Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Plain, Plai,
md Striped Nainsooks, Jaconets.
Namblics, Piques; Plain and Plait.'
~ iss, &c, &c. Laces, Laces.
Laces. Edgings, Edgings, Edg-
ngs.
CALI AND SEE FOR YOUR.
SELVES.
McMASTEit, BRlCE & KETCHIN.
may 7
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JOB PRINTING,

All kinds OF JOB PRINTING, such
as Letter Heads Bill Heads Envelopes,
&C., &C., done in neat style aud very
CHEAP, at The NEWs AND Herald
c@se. -. :.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN and It's HEROES.
Hiil> work, from the pm OF L,mnn'
= Dmp'r, LID, will be .idy +,
lnlivcry in s'ort 'imG 1t will be ionr
tho fulles nd most accurate acrount q
'ne # tnc l. os Important battles .f IT,
Revo w,ion Every South CGrnlinian
>ho llh hav n copy. The book is cold
III by snh trip,ion. at four dollars per
copy 1t III b, l,rocn"rd Of, tho nnder-
sign d, sole agon's Tor Fairfoyd!
J. l.. MI HERS & o:
m!8- Revise Now r stanf II q ~ |
tho diff re'ts ma be had I pu .
fishers prices. inly lG I'm
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be proud Of the reoord, made BY iMf,
soiss and daughters $at variouss fnssis
tutes Of the country this year. E

fouND DEAp.-A colofed man nam
ed Mack Perry, living an Governor
Jetci's plantation III Td&iiship No. s,
was found dead IN his bed on Sunday
morning--having received a gMnshot
wound. There was nobody at the
house that night, and there is as yet
10 clue to the murderer. Mack had had
some trouble with his. wife, and had n
year or go ago been in jajl for beating
her: Efforts will at once bo made to
apprchend the slayer.
TuE CRoP PRosrEcT.--T The Monthly
Report Of, tho Department Of Agricul-
tyre for July contains the following
reports from Fairfield county: :.
Woodward's-Cnttom small hut we'll
fruitcd Corn, where we'll worked. has
stood the drought, Yield OF whcut not
as good as anticipated. Oats nearly
failure.
White Oak-ACotton below an aver
age. Will make about thi &C. fourth of
corn crop.
Monticcllo-Cotton small but in a
good condition. Old upland corn
ncnr]y exhausted. Bottoms will make
q fair crop with rains.
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TOWN AND COUNTY,.
sFURSDAY. Ausust y. ! 1881.
TERMS OF THE NEWS ANb HERALD.

TERMS OF THE NEWS ANb Herald.
:.I'ri-weekly edition, four dollars per
dnl,at7A, In advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents per una, I'm,
III advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five ind upwards. !, !:
RATES OF Ono dollar
Per inch for the first Insertion, nd
ffty cents per inch for each subsoo lent
insertion. These rates apply to all ad
Sortisemcnts, OF whatever natu &c, and
are payable strictly in advance. Con-
tracts for three, six or twelve months
tnade on very liberal terms. Train
Sient local notices, fifteen cents per
line for the first Insertion and seven
aud onc-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of fespept charged as advei-
Gsements. simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free or
charge, and solicited.
All communications, of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, S. @.
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Tree r i to Everybody !!
A BEAUTIFUL BOOK fol; the ASKING


Office Of ri: E SINGER MANUFA("TUR.
ING co. Cor by ostal card if ut II dis.
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GENIUS REWARDED

containing handsome nd costly steel
engraving frontispi.ce ais ?S finely eli.
grnvea wood cuts, and bohl. d in n elab-
crate blue and gold autographed cover
.ome book. which can he obtained only
by application ot the branch anI'snbordi-
nate Offices Of The Singer Manufacturing
Co. :.
The SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
Principal Office. "a Union Square,
may lily New York.
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], .A1LROAD SCHEDULE.-The trains
now pass WilmsboYo IA follows:
North-bound passenger, 1928 p. m. J
south-bound, 4.28 p. M; north-bountl
freight, 9.05 4. M; south-bouhh, 1.37
p. m. Those arrivals are on the basis
of Railroad time, sixteen minutes
Faster than Winnsb0ro time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-16
<9z[exuIl1ria Q5uzette
WEDNESDAY @VkNlrt1, FEBR'Y. lG.

JoNAB IN THE Whales HELLY.-Tr no hun
dred years ego Dr.. Z'ca"!y Hoyd wrote the
following quaint des fip!irn os ,icnah in the
whales belly. Il wss minister Of the hsrony
parish of Glasgow. and Rector Of its University:
w hat bouae is this, where's neither coal no,
candle,
Where nothing but CUTS OF fshcs handle?
and my table sic both within,
n here cay ne'er tsTned, where sul did never
shine.
The liEe OF this on earth nan nsver cav,
a living nl.R w.Lhil, mons lel'a nav
Buried under mountains which are high and
steep,
Plunged under waters hundreds !athoms deep
Not 50 with NOsr, !roIn his house cfs,ee,
For through window 10 :. igut ii see;
De sailed bove TIE h,Gnest msvts--a wonder ;
and my boat arc D.. the Waters under:
Hc, n his GtAe nj. ut zoe, and slso come,
Blu SIT Ell: :. sLca sLIaiteucd Torma
e is ST Il: cOutnJ mead and feet together
Among such QTe-s5 rs 4 thousand smother.
l tiad 10 Wy nlW tcc ra3 shrinking hence,
But here !. e I'D d." for mine 0GeEse,
Fight prisoners VT, II No h! hulk t, gether
COm!oTt.Jla the. woro esch 3ns TO he Olner.
II all-tbo eGrta Ike unto nc Is none;
Far from .l living I here lyG alone