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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

The Grcenbackers aud Republicans of
mississippi held State conventions at
JACKSON on the 2oth OF August and nom
lnn;ed jeint ticket, as follows: Ben
King for Governor; J. 3, Yellowey 1or
Lieutenant Governor; J. J. Spe!lnan,
e"l":"1, for Secretary Of State; w. H..
N>nmn ioG Treasurer; A. T. Wimbelly
tnr Auditor; ". 7. Fitzgerald for Attor-
>neAy General; v, y. Howe for superin-
t""slcn: Of E1ucatipn. The candidate
'oF Governor IS an Independent, those
i"r Lieutenant Governor, Auditor and
superintendent Of Education are Green
hackers, and those for Secretary of State.
Attorney General and Treasurer Rcpub-
leans. There is one coiorcl man on H.,
':ehot-the candidate tor Secretary of
State
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

Tho Louisiana Democrat, published at
Alexandria, sentercd its thirty-scvcntl
volume. Besides being one of tho oldest
papers in the State, the Democrat is also
one of the lest patronized and most
prosperous. 1t declares that its encrg,
and youthful spirits arc nndiminished
BY aye, and we trust a long and prosper.
oas future career viii amply attest the
correctness OF our Red river contempo.
Vary's diagnosis OF its own case.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

Application has been made to ono of
ihc Civil District Courts of New Orleans
for HE appointment of a receiver to take
Charge of tho affairs Of tho collapsed
Louisiana Life Insurance Company. The
holders Of registered policies should re-
tain possession of them until called for
by whoever may be designated, by rcgu-
lar process of law TO adjust tho business
and apportion the assets of the company.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
Succession Sale.
State of Louisiana-Parish of Ascension
Twenty Second judicial District Court.

State of Louisiana-Parish of Ascension
Twenty Second judicial District Court.
Succession of DIR. T. j. C. Eeiscn.
DY virtue of and in obedience to an order
- of sale issued by the Hon. Twenty-Sec-
ond Judicial District Court, parish of AS
cension. in the matter of the Succession of
DR.. P. j. c. Heisen, dated August 81, 1881,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 10th day of September, 1881
at ii o'clock VI, the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain improvement on public land,
situated in this parish, on the left bank of
the Mississippi river, and at about five miles
back theIefrom, at the place called New
River, bounded on the North by Theodule
Hebert and John Marchand, on the South
by Dumini Leblanc, on the East By John
F. Blouin, and on the West by John Mar
chand, together with all the buildings and
other improvements thereon and thereunto
belonging. Also
One grey horse,
Eleven heads cattle,
Fifteen yearlings,
Nine hogs at large,
Three ploughs,
Three hoes,
Three spades,
One lot household furniture.
One lot cooking utensils,
One wagon,
One oIe-horse cart,
Two mules.
Terms aud Co,.dt,to.s-Cash in United
States currency.
Parish of Ascension, August q, 1881.
Z. a. JONES, Sheriff
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

David Larmand, the white hostlcr Of
EEcsnei's Home place, in the parish of
81. Mary, was recently murdered in his
bed and $500 stolen from his person.
Several coored men have been arrested
and there is said 70 be strong evidence
connecting them with the crime.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

The session of tho louisiana Press As
sociation will open next Monday, the 9Th
INST, at 1870 PM, upon the arrival of
tho Now Orleans train. As VIC have be
fore stated, the Association will meet in
tho Senate Chamber of the restored Cap
itul.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

It gives US pain to learn that e1 Gov.
Warmoth of Louisiana was recently
called upon to sustain the afiiiction of
the death of his youngest child, at Sara
toga We extend our heartfelt sympa
thcs to the bereaved parents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

Gov. Witt is said to be in no nme-
tiatc danger, but his health is very poor
and little hopo Of his recovery is felt.
lie will probably live for months yet,
but it is extremely doubtful if he will
serve ont tie term for which lie vas
elected Governor
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
Saturday, September 8, 1881.

Mr.. Edmund aIaurn of New Orleans is
authorized to act rs general agent and rep
rescntatge Of the CHIEF, to solicit adver-
tiscmcnta and subscriptions, and receipt tor
payment therefor
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
Notice.

A LIZ persons who deposited watches or
"A jewelry with the late Pierre Louis
Mailette for repair, are notified to call.
within 30 days from date hereof, upon Paul
Lefeyre, Esq, corner of Railroad Avenue
and iberTille streets, to prove and repossess
themselves OF their property, as after that
time the Succession will not be responsible
for losses and damages
Parish of Ascension. August l3. 1881.
ON BEHALF OF TILE SICcESSIas
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

The l;eaIe is 4 Bcaste." SAYS Guam,
old book. published in London three cen
vases age, whose t'"Stl is good TO-. man,
Is nj his tat is good, with laudanu,n. 10
make III u!ni:ucnt - hcale l,aldr-lea,l,,l
'aen ,orcc2iye The laayco @sayne." we know
o laa,,y = bsidc-itc;s,tcL ,ue,. who wou,,,
ne glad 70 receive the layre agayne. but
W. ~ lnt desire q encourage them in a
tsaHl "i bcn II, u:.i iauGanHlu Ear t,ol;,
!. We. however, do 10, hesitate to COM
su"nd ~ J. <. Aver : Cos Hair gioor.
was'i n"i only has tile eject il some eases
Il f.l.,.'3- tic I;I'r grew OF heads once bald.
III NJ aAs .io >calr #ua sest,ar~ cray aut,
.t't@~ u "a ~ IL -it.;il ye.0s Hill! Vitality.
ia. az = i Elt G'os-luess auG SotsuesS
81 t".,..- ~ ,y.&rEvcs u is utility are
~" 1it;tyiefls ana II ena ii9ti a character 10
"'tt4t q, AJAX s".,"t. Il .>4alre,l wears OF
etttaE and scientific experiment T., Ii. !.ip
''ls"ss lie combination ., Ingredients that
Hv'.., tec"sal'l4si4 MlAt Ayers Hair l.g,..-
2.ow .ays - lH.e l.retso- ,AttugY, iE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
nOSALDsoSyILLE ICE-HOUsE,
ICE! ICE! ICE!
IT
y hGIesale and Retail.

FroA tie ist of April throughout the sea-
son vii! keep at tiiy ire-!loetse on Missis-
ssippi street opposite river ferry landing, a
large supply Of ice from the Northern
Lakes, which Will be sold ut lowest New
orleans prices, by the single pound. sack or
Aoesaead. Shipments made to all points OF
mississippi river, Bayou Latourche and n :.
o. Pacific railroad shortest notice. The
patronage 81 c6asttsllcss .n. dealers is re-
specially solicited. HENRY COOK.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
FOR SALE.
Desirable Property in the Town
of I)0naIdsony;Ilp-

OF No. 81. together with all the build !.
II Ings and improvements thereon. sita-
ated on ChetiEnaches between Mississippi
and Iberville Streets being the property
Nos. Il. L. 10 and %, on Lafourche, between
Mississippi and IberyiIIe Streets, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, aoan as the Brand property
For terms and conditions apply to ROD.
BRAID, Agent, haii-nile below Donald.
sonvil.e, or 70 FREDERICK DUFFEI.,
Attroney at Law, at his Office opposite
Courthouse. mr7-tf
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

Gen. Sherman has delegated to Gen.
Hancock the command of the military
forces ut the approaching Yorktown cen
tennal celebration.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum
llas decided that g Rock and Rye which
purpoits to be II cnro-all medicine, is q
beverage and subject to taxation as such.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
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An explosive bomb has been found on
Capitol Hill, Washington. Ii is supposed
TIE she'll was designed 10 be thrown IN
der the carriage CT prison van III which
dnitcau should ae removed from the jail
u the court to uv argai-ued
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
ALL 6LE
Town Lots for Sale
in titn pr.,trI7,ar VILLAGE IF

DARR.00 " VILE, La,
Opposite DonaidsonTlle, left bank Missis-
sslppi river, the River Ferry Landing being
located near the centre Of the town front.
and the proposed New River Road forming
the Western Or upper boundary line.
a plan Of the Town can be seen at the
Recorders office.
For further particulars, apply to DIR. A.
&. LOVE, at Gibson's Hotel, Darrowvlle,
or to the undersigned, ut Gem Plantation.
BEN GIBSON.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

The Philadelphia Press calls Mrs. Vic.
toria Woodruff an cx female.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
RI ". barton,
Civil Engineer & Surveyor

Parish Surveyor of Ascen sion.)
VIII attepd promptly to work in all
branches OF his profession, such as survey
ing mapping, leyeiing for canals, brid ges,
rice fumes, etc, estimating cost and super
vising construction Of same. Orders left at
the CHIEF office will meet with immediate
attention.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

rys Postmast8Ts aro authorized and re
Guestcd to act as agents for the CHIEF.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03

fw The CHIEF is received by all subs CT
hers POSTAGE FREE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-03
pMURIG ACID

have hand heavy supply Of sulphuric Acid Planters
chase of and will udesel New Orleans prices y2y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01
LOCAL BREVI1IES.

UoHa:ds Of 81 000 tave bsen already su' :
sciibed cr the ,el.F ct III, paor IL Wastlo.
t,D.
Rav. W. &. |Iecs. having BEEN detsi2e1
.sra By tho c. tCcks d.. will preach TO siorroW
beth Encrniog aG1 0iah', al the NJ. Il Ohur,t.
When Jour old fur set too shabby to wear
you c % make very pretty rug ct them og
slmpy scwiog tia sc:ap5 toge!her
Tho SOUP house, 10 The Sun EoQiue house,
will be cpeDcd &c n rev aod soup will b,
ssrT, d trou 10 II 4. IL.
Jacob Bl5moGd, r blind ptd1 er from NV
7 ok, 90 his Wa2 to Redmond. was eccommo.
d ) 81 81 the 5t2ioo houss last night with lodg'
log.
Seryi,S xo-o held 10 de-? 10 the German
Lutlr:an. and St. Mary's Church. 10 tee
lirt-r church the dag vas obsalV:d as holiday
of obSatio7.
Tsskcr Carter. co!orcd. Ct Montgomery coun.
y Ma, 20 cgc eat e the cod of b stounb.
j. cEjsw followed, eud DO died 90 CGrs:mss
Eve.
Thark you v-r9 much. Mr.. Vennor, but this
will dc. lhTo is On arils,lo baau:y 10 koOWlug
When ,here is enough. B. conien. 10 b. salu-
scd ss q uroph e
LS'eT5 SonfesseO u p5V. oUu u n. OfsHSce,
Ivy Depot w.. end Mrs. Mary J4oo 5smsos,
Pros oct Cottage, E gl,n1, are dsIained 10 the
p, 81, ffic here FIR Want OF postage,
Mr.. John Bel'omy. brakeman % the Vir
gsla Midland R.i.road, vii Q f,pging trsio
o. the Manassas division of that road. oCe
tight bis week, wss badly Tres! bitten.
Durios the year Their, havs been inferred in
Christ Church Cemetery, Ave growo persons
and three cblljrep; in the M. P. Cemetery
inrty. FIVE grown persons aud cen children.
From May 81. 1880 ;hero have been inferred
10 tho NJ. T. Gu Oh Cemetery. eisht grown
persons and cne chill, Mr.. 4. NJ. Webb beiog
the grpue digger.
A young man nanad George Su'linger. CT
Fr' darCksburg. who % his way to his home
from CJmoru, Kiog George couuty, 90 a mail
wagon. serly this moruing, was 50 p1os'rated by
the cold, That be vas thought to be DYING.
lie vas taken to the residence of Mr.. Bowie
Cray, ~hero uoa;t kindly treatment, he soou
r. covered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

ne WEATHER. The wsst!,er sill continues
TO ln'r Sd topic for great dol Of tax. Last
hl'tt i, said 20 hav, bUen the coides: Of TIC
stas'r, hur tctlre mcrniog the nc!cl;y begso
@ '''", AID the therncmsttri that REGISTERED
II beInV zro yesterday at o'clock only
M!I:t'rd 8 below tbs mOrning at the seuc
h'nr, shoWrg 3 moderation Of 10 degrees; at
91lit wss % above, acd q, y o'ccck lo'
abtVo At Noot'aWn, short olststc' below
This city, The tb,rnomstsr registered 260 below
2.fo yesterday morning.
Tie iEarns on al be RAILROADS are sill r1nniog
Wy i;EeGnlary. Ihe fss' mai from the Snurh
tTe? the Alexandria aDd F,edeIick,bur, Ri
r0ad vas over two hours aud hit late this
NOR 1R, ard the last mail lrou the n 9TH w.s
th'ef hours late. There is % travel on the
Nsshinstop and Ohio Road b='w.en this city
AID L:esburs, he us % hat rad still beire
uaobls TO get lhr"nsh III" soor d,itts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

ELLCIION OF OFFICERS AT regular rlcct
iog ut L,'yette Lodge. No. /. Couocil of len
held las: ogat ct H4ruooy Hail. lbe following
cihc;rs Were cleo I'd Tor the ensuing yea. 81,
Commsldar. s. RsdsraV. Wee C,mmander
>. Is Carocli; ILqulsi.or, Fl. Redgrsee; Cor.
Snl &c. $, crctaly, 9. NJ. Glifio; F,napcis
. 'oIs';r' Vim. MaD,is!d; b., ker, q. W.
Dbl; Waid n. Jas, Ger Ind; Ioner Gusrd
Geo. Back; Oler Gn'N, L. Ogerh 'u'tz
Jaoltor, 4. Ja0lus;. 7. e.. rbSs KeiI, y
The sbIvo offa1rs VI "a los,sIisd Fidsv even
i9g, 1s9uar? !ht.as Harmony Hail. by tht
Efsnc lOqulsl y g. Il. hi ker,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS tn: ChIiStuas
ceiabra'ou st tie II. J. Church lsst ti2ht, {;
Irsctei q very lsr2e ap;ieoce. o>mp!o'e'y Il lcp
tie hr't tioai and ga ,s:.s. Iii. q Z. Bsgso t
G nductec tic onc2!og sFr7scas; hlf. l. e..
y Neal. read s.. Llko's acc uot ofthe birth &
Cnr's. Rev. ". q. W,b5, led 10 prayer.
A cho's Of y1uog people sung tunb>r OF sD'
proprae aud io l. rendered Christmas eooes.
and led The children 10 several chor1es Mi s
Maggie O'Neal read Cnristmss stay Eddie
Tsglor readrr.d Chris Kitk!e en- ftos y
day.; vary It'll, NJ S., Lille Boyd, recit d
"Ie WaGs Cali;mas Tree, ard mss:er WI
bert Bagge.t, still N .ller, suog Y uu sad NJ.
TIE part taken ty thsso little ones, greatly de-.
liIht:d the srdia1cs. To1srds the c ESQ of tee
exercises q carta;l vas deaEp, ard Two liltle
p'!s were Oeer, ons wiring a letter TO Santa
Claus. til, ether reading Christmas story.
I be clock ca lhs m,ute s:Euck tleven ED III }
e'!l4 began to hseg uo their stockings ell tie
while taking rr Staging As they left tt g
r,oa the beS CT San'a Claus 9sro beari in tt o
distance. and to)n be came down the chimney.
AID approached through The FIR place. and
Lfier 60 snusirg soih qHy be 6lied the stock
legs. asd Godins the !e,ter left for him, read ii
aloud |, asked FIR three huudyed BAGS Of
carCy b-x Of oranges and barrel OF apples
Greatly 10 the anus meDt OF the chlldreo. be
proceeded to carry baskets Of csndy. oranges
aod apples from 10 the chimney, wbioh we're
inm dta.e'y distributed 10 over three hundred
scba!srq aod ,esohcr-. After the b.nsdcloD
The ulGisrc3 brt X 10.
Tac Chris,mss CELL bra,ioa of tbe NJ. P.
C-u'ca SUadcy School, was held at Sarepta
Hall last right ard 7erV esi able time was
had. AL tie scholars Of tho School rocsiVad
preaer!s. ncd Esv. De-. Mills. pastor of the
church, delivered al interesting address. Sew
ers CT tho tcsoheys a'so rto*iyed tckeJs Of 1--we
from their s?hJi.rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

4ELFPHoNE.--It klA ue seep By tho sdver
- OF OF the aeep!. tbs; the Telephone Ex
W., ~ established hero IS soon as he
'ITt. .ieuts sDd wires When will be order Z
early next week. Oan &c gut I'd. Already up
wards ottTenfg teeD homes have bee subs crib
ed for aa6 IS Tire frs. order Tor instruments will
ba plcEptiy :orTasd ed, While theio MY be
coEs;dafsbio :el.2 u. fE,cisIrg a suisse
qusJt sapply owing 10 The great demand
all osorase country, il sDy CT Gu c:Zans cespe
to svsilihems',ves Of this Rrest grsst convel-
iercs, they shCgld r. OF CO cvTmlcsts with M.
Gentry, whos1 ou!ies SIS II an ger of tho Westcrn
Uniou tales CtGce will lot st NIT OF his
masking g. i',.oLga csnVnss Of the CITY. We
ire assured IT.; TIE exchspg &c will b. Conducted
On the eam" ;,sn is in the larger snd more
,opult Us Cit, {. tho North, tie prizes having
fesn Pasto w -" tx uce al' VIC Can to Us,
'ha ta,"-'i-s ~. III, advantages Of walch, w,il
=. he Gupreciated. IT is anticipated
b, y has there viii BE- ssverts'fVe to oDe huEdIea
.ubscribeIs -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

COLD WEATHER AND BAprIzING "A Dote
from Occcq1.u VI Yesterdays oste says: The
therfDomcter last Dus ht ab " 10 o'clock stood
al A desrets below zero. snd this moruiog be-
fIre suo up st LOO below gro. Edr Smoot,
oot@Iths nudipr tho excessive c Id y s.srdsy,
had the les broken aed bsptiz MIR. j. w.
Davis. OF this pioce, into tho Primitive Baptist
Chm en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

THE OLD AND TIE New YEAR The beau.
tiIu! Custom Ut ,iugiug the old yOsr out and the
lew var Ia is slil KEEP, Up 10 this ci y, and
last uigat, little before iwsi7e O'Clock tho sol
cmu ,o,l OF to Chu,oh and fire bells, was
hoard pcoclIluioc the pa 3 az away Of another
y az. The toAag contlau,d uo,i twelve
&C eek, Hhoo theli ,S!u nolso Of ia, sama brl's
dsoaret to O.! the birth of thu new yoar-lsSl,
and mny |; be aycaE O. y acd hspploess 10 all.
To-day ho Custom Il @ and tho banks have
breo closed, tic Post Ofi;e has observed Sun
day hours. sad busooss on the wharf, after
twelve o'o,ck, has been generally suspended
The s:oIcs On Krog rect have been open all
aCus,," and Dot N any "oalis" we're made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

liG MARKET To DAT.-Tho market this
morDIoe Vas tue r0c:es, owing to lLe * rem-
cJld Weather, tt "a, beeu seen Tor mary a
day. Thoru wre but six people trom he
uutry Or, sent. Rabbits selling at from 10 TO
l5ns. ap, &C. were 10 abuudaoco III k 8
sold at IA 10 Is cs. per . und; Geese IS TO
l2j c's per p,ir; duck. 70 to so cts. per pail;
egg IS Gig. a dean. The prices for other
art.c IS were u chang, d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

iuE RIVER -Ua7t. A. }. Fsr:, Wlo ro;uro.
Cd t,cu iow=r krg 6 :oTSa cau:ty tbis mcrouos
r4prrs tnat tie el.eT % iftz q ovor to B ackls.
to- lsGGd. Tbs steam Mystic g fr,z.D 10
10 Ql,Cric Cfcek. together with seven UT ii ( ht
sDs' sci. A large vessel is also fr;z,u up
a! Lover Cedar Point.
TIE steam 'u< Beaverton, which has sue
c'eded in keeping q track open betwsen
ShepDerG's sod tniS ci y. made q transfer of
oars this morOIbg. Win this exception roth.
ins has moved tom is dock. Eve,ytblog is
blocked fast aud tiRh', aod likely 10 remain 30
tor some lin. 20 come
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

FLOUR lNspsCroR's REpoRT.-Mr. J ohn
5. IaJior. hJur IDs1:c or of this oi'y, reports
TIA be hsa lnsn'otet du;iog he quarter erd
i'g yesi,rda' $50 barrels oil four, aud during
the year 81, S334 arr4is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

FROZEN TO DEATH. The only Case of freez .
Ing to An dp;llR the presept severe weather
&C ur,d 10 this city yesterday. An old snd
respectable cotorcd washer VOC 40 nsned Eiz /,
Barry. !isos 10 a dl.pidated shanty GEAR The
American Goal wharf. ca N1rth Uoioo street,
VIZ lis teen 10 iyeae health for .oma time
pss', WAS loud uy her husband, j smes B Try,
ThU Lad ltt. The house. Abou; ts!t past Elk
o'clock. CD bis ratGr3 q, WE'VE clock, corpse.
Ihe:s Is iistl9 d0uo. that The woman frtzs to
dts,h, as there was 10 fire 10 the house, Whca
"a a;: OPEN oac, situated IL most z posed po-
sitirp. B:rIy sags Bis w;fe wss alive. aud as
gc as Usual woe0 10 Ict: her early 10 tbs
u9rIiEg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

Not TO BE REMOVED JUST YLT.-It is un-
d ,fs'ood t"es Col ". Il. Chapman will not
b dis: ur6sd 10 his post 90. as loterDal Rcve
q 1T q. cst, ualil t. mater is examined by Tho
D.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

WATCH MEETING-Al the Methodist
chlrohes U! the ,lsy uui ed 10 Wa'ch nee,iog
ss Ligns al tie NJ T. Ci uroh The housa
va. well GjIei. Dr. Mills, Of the NJ P. c. urch
preached an bble s rnop, aud Rev l.. H.
Pierce cSDduetd the clmnuninn service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

Wsr kills It's rnousaud.. but Cough lis tess
O. thOusat DIS; D.. Bars Cough Syrup. toR
o7eF. always xii s a Cough. Price only 25 celts
O hottie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01
Fresh mEATs, FasaI, Go.

NOTlOE-I will have GA my stall OHOl jE
~ BEEF. together with Ia, assortusot of
Gil klnds or MEATS, namely. Sausage ana
Sausage Meat MInce Moat and Pu ,diag, all of
ny avn m.hof,clur. rho same articles nav
be had at my store, No. GO south Farfa. s:rsot.
Also choice Leaf Lard. pu. w expressly
TOR family usei fresh Butter snd Exg,.
Fruits and Vegetables Of all kiuds 100 bios Of
Apples, Pickles by wholes ,e aad retail, Cran-
berries, Hominy and Boaus, CA;sup. Warwick.
snlre sauce and pure Olive Oil. 10 blls FISH,
consisting of Mackerel. Sbad acd po.o lac Hsr-
ring; also fine lot of POU LTRY, Consisting of
Turkiss, Duczs, Geese and Chickens. re.
specially ask share of patronage.
IoV25 >. J. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

NJ I. CHURCH Tho semi centennial ssr
vic. OF this ULu Oh, which vas postponed last
Sabbath on account Of the ioclt mccoy OF the
weather, will take plscs tomorrow at IL A. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

fsS> Tne Sun Fire Company will hold their
lC4:a snuual meeting or Tuesday Jsl u.ry Alb,
at I clock p. m, for the election of fl :ers
WIN .MAlEEIr Sec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-01

DEATH TO TIE BIRDS --n.rse uum bcrs OF
pGrlI gcs haec b % srcn 10 The streets Of the
ely t'-o,"E !oe pas week. Th.g ere here evil
de91 g. IN, God md oroicctios from the al: x
s Tssfcr has dr'sS cps sz'isns cid ID
AID W; Th ~ r9s FEED 10. ful ousi5ers
cVry.tS-ani es 1t il bar sly lik-Iy
snat TIE ..~-.y s1Ow, =" b en- covers up their
FOOD, wl'I TIC # no err for mary WsekR.
thor srGc len fem seryo'ion is al post Ger
ISL; at Last they viii dio TO 40 y eDt that
iT'i nilect huoi"g for several years, 4 'eS
ftat manage 10 eahcr arouud tho sr,W
E'acA- 10 tho fields may be preserved but I'll, ir
less fortunate compsnilus must die. a gentle
Fman from tie cJuoDry says that on Tue sd ~ last
1ne i0und some twenty psrtrldges tudded
together, too weak to fly. lie carried them
homo AID put them 10 coop. where he ioteuds
10 iced ttcn and .hsa lei them 90. Whic1 is az
example worthy of imitation. I,sis spalos, the
law 10 catch them 10 traps stitch would seem
20 DC the only way their lives Gao be Dr. S rived
nos. AL kIods Of game are {, & OF t, d ,sth,
ard il ,!c preset cold Temperature 90 d,srces
eYeoW zero 10 the cou0 ~, c)Dtiou much
l,ooRer, rabbits AID all kinds Of birds viii
DC very srarcs neXt season. The time allow d
by law Tor shoct0g psttrdg.s eypirtd ycs;er-
dal AID the guCn'Is takirg advautspe OF their
issr opportunity, killed is,g runhtrs of them.
n arc selling in this cl,y ct 10 and u gents
epI.Cn
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ We appeal urgently to taoss vao arc il
2c5 Cd 20 this oGco TO settle tre;r rccoucts With
O.: farther delay - after TIE frat Of JaaU.Fy
y, Vi. 90 compelled TO dsco2:inuesh paper 10
CSC who a7e in srIe.-a. BIZ. We tcpo that but
ssw raiaes will DO dropped TIE subscription
h .. o. lac G,s: page o. each edition furnish o
.;1o 20 Inc psym:G: 70 aSy particular date, 80
,h..thorc can BIZ no reesoa for complaint if
s-Do. VS. rosy desire It, fail 10 rec"i7e the Gs'
y.e st!e- tno le. of January. 1881. as efter tost
70 = ali D.oc:s furnished ru3. be paid for.