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, 1881-11-28

olirf ovethauttnR. It IA Btatnd thai Il necttng
Ct 0 Il. II hs sGs'rs n
tor the n'sr,t'.c OF tlcystnR ways and monna TOR
re,lnGlnR the nambnr Of trnnps frt,ln Hntn to
upo Il fo"tl,lY ut,ll,,not,s,'rase with sho npprn.
pr!atiun u lilo ihst tlunernl Assembly, This
WI p1nish!f bo dono by llsl,andt,es,t aud ron;
a0ltlntlbnI ny tNttlN away With hattals0fIs nnl
Srnstne,tai Battalion ssif @ tpaya; "Iaars mny sso S
ssf ts. o GU os.ps tiei s " Gs at s hut
Tho oinFienSe of tho business community in
shakcn, viii DO fully restored, aud tho nuthor of
the reformation nnu hut t,o !ot'ksh Mpun kindly.
j. y !" 10 earnestly htpe,l ,hcru wiz ho III, aos-
brought to q triumphant cnnpIetion. These
men nf pr?mttGnuo tn military. ti'snnutal. ami
aud, bnlilE caliod upon. will asstitlc conlmn,ld
with tho Ernco and diHatty that will inspire 70.
'apoot md cnntldenur atnonR all einsiea Of the
community Tho !ntlnh~lO lO1lEuA.fur result Gun
b0 easily accomplished With tho exercise OF q
llttlo n1rvo aud presidency.
1lEr1sOnNaD1Su
Company /. Boyonth Eow rnrk, which has for
iilSEt of tho "oraak' n,iiitHry state Ut fl,o
un!om. and hanor tho best us,npany " sotltors
K1ouna, md no la;pcr hol,ta That hlgh rni1lta-
uai,. Sofosi yaar. f1o IL was Kad ct this ctul-
IL its conpsy cvoi"ons. 'i!It TI,e " oth.r S'sG
ntxut It turi,od uut twenty Illus for an nxhi.
billion drill, and itA 'nnvetncntt wert rhrtnelnlI
tho statement VIM t,lu,ie t,at ttlter cotnpdtit.a
was ruling hhcnd Of 4. No far as thls cotnpnny
+ concerned, Thu fai!,ng o!1 In nsrtt n,ay Iu
Is IL notor!.!a: IT, fact s', tas tho n &. s. N. " bas II
Geun ran!.i!y losing ground @ Within tha past ",
!,ph4nvals TINT hnyo lakun riace III thg SowS
York military aid ru,nors uil.mt that still s,,,,ru
annmnlon d ifaulu 10 CONT. Whatuver tho MI.
, 1881-11-28
TWain Introduces Archibald
fFstA

on II art Archibald Forbes delivered bis lecture
10 u1a1s,e ase Inner Lifa ot q War Correspondent"
durrI !!ot1. CoEn. On Thur1dny, being tntr0.
low: 'oe audlchuo ny Mark Twain. as fol.
l,.;xp LtpIss T. AMI 9Exrtruss; It .ocus pueu.
laoaja hs!5 t,s|,snd Mnd apHrogtate that soidler
shta s,s!sa this iunct!on Uy tn,s us;a"rlty, ror
rim s,h,s.n S1a ala not un4c,luntntuI With tho
lin ~ tMo'ltnltlcs Ut war, having survud moro
dssraaasctlent stillt!u; Hi,l III that titMu nnSu
al I'LL ~ mat th0y lb4vo lurud, sufoiuA
Did, .mt .a.t ehey hayo suTofed ~ fought,
asthe ~ ~. n!e.i; 30 eau speAk NJ galtailtly
"a 10 rh"ri,ana, n them. Why una t,ot nyitea 10
potGSr po.stGISS nsaS w. eannot sxp!aineonnt,na. nut
iaust taefg s,g wttl. heuft hle with thu pusoss.
aitorsutefesttt II tor n,lu GnYeltlsil ttltltIyGa-tt,t
aiothH"o atlers did, simply 10 lot a uuw suit 1T
Ksir ,,i tof hothlny. lhit u trusv ~ nil
th5H W. 'inanr'ltnHa and Iul,i4ttoos. Lot
pthcs W. moa wth the porlshublo past Ny
ysa ysasHS5 sH hnt'h %!.h IN. IN EaEl1ub aontinmai. whom
nsa IT sh,tooi Or battle In widely sepsasod lands; i
the NJ nose ttCNrl ts celebrated In wnr nn With
0urs IL mutt whu bns 4 iriy pArtlqd, JOt merely
tad1e ~ ~ hoscrnt timer, tho rarely Krnntutl
xh1 h. Dssasnry, tho v,etuEla Cross; u nal
ton on ' r,nlea rame!lea The hteath uI dlssu!u.
niilsf t,t, tn,'anS q fluid. aud VITO ~ Rs 1n-
dons of NV H. II % % tho uontua whu. from tho
GofMs .oEun nEiun al about Aer-Nr Archibald
nauun. ftatdlee and wAf eurrcspoudpaf, lplVr.
dlftnr sha aaasilles haEu received new impetus
ha 6f,tis.ss p9sf few u,Unths. We hHYe su1uled
sstpfrsh ~ nng 1t Yorktown, and England haa
WV compliment. and tu our time Ut
, 1881-11-28
Orxnnfu Halter lA Nteteufs-FroEs j.
Lawrence smith D8nles Its Exlst-

Not lung a!neg sheft Interview WITH FfnI:
!. Lawis!se snslsn. tAs scientist. whs !'ug!ishga
Learning that BY bud .tMined tuets III Nt!tlttsnh
70 Whnt no nat tlforioahly statot1. y reporter
mtcfsteWod nun dRain f0ttotnayt ano t0o Iut-
lowing eM0odlus whaH h9 had 10 say When tno
snNlo0t Was lsuauhe,l:
hatu Alrcaay given exproaRlon 70 NY oplt..
lon IN fcEurh to frnts !lahn's protel1el daa"
ot,yory uf organic rol4alna In oioteorlg stones
Although ] hhvp prp0ably exnnlu01 1nnFn
mfcFudoop!G plat0s VI Ifr8thtttIs ol lnutoof!t0H
tGAn Aliy uthcr ltfbOt. slil Huft 1fer tf1sGalf-
, 1881-11-28
NAVAL.
The Sccfefnryjs ~ In&recIiouss


"And ia this n shIu2" asked the Secretary Of
tho Marine at tho Nayy.Yard. u huvo heard OF
sh!:,s from my youth ur, and have long desired
to SEQ ono. fray, DO they tloat7 Which end
gacs .lrst7 Why not have QUO stick instcad Ut
three sticking out of tho tccksf Why IL not thMt
sttek upright like tho rcat." uskcd the suarotnry
Of tho Nnvy Of tho Co,nn,audant OF tho Navy
Yarl, pointing to tho bowsprit.
.".rhut Ia tho bnwspslt," sud tho Cotnmanaant,
/" "nowaprits nuyor stlnk up. Thoy arn mock aud
iowly In all their ways"
"What are thcse holes for9" asked tho aucro-
tary, pointing 10 thu npou hatchwnys, "Why
hayc you made such locp excavations In tho
vcsscl7"
"Tho shtp Is built around these hoIcs," said
tho Con,nIandant "but thsy axteud III farthor
thnn tho wntur. II they did the hhip would
sink"
"Wcre you ever Ia storm at scnT' aaked tho
sceretnry Of the Conmanlaut.
"Oniy 0upe," replied tho Comman5nnt. "1t
wns typhoon in longitude 81 oir tho Equator.
VIC wera blown ciean out Ut the watcr twlco,
at,t spuli for miles through tho air itke bal
loon. shall never forget the terrlblo nppoar-
nnco Of tho sea III wa locked dawn upon It fram
tho clouds. We pot 'l0wh safely to watur ut Inst
I,,d n,, ta sna the ship to wnter spuut 1t was ter
"peary. ,oary me-" said tho secretary. "how
Interesting. Aud you tivul through II nll. Tell
SOME Ul0rr. Hut lot lhc Inquire tsrst, Is the
eapstsu Of vessel equal In rank to tho Cup.
"In ordinary times" aald tho com,nandant,
wtien tllu Ml!ehur Ia Weighed"
"indeed," replied the scerotnry: ,"nut wherc
H. ysnS y; tGrth ~ easte' 1do not behold any castle
:" Fourth sasslo! Fourth oastIc! whnt do
so!! tae,!a, seototnry3" asked tho amnzed Com
"Why, In all saa tales Two read OF tho fourth
castie" elltl the s9trotury.
, 1881-11-28
WAslstNoToS, y. e., juno 81, 1881.

MAai!NHTON, y. G., Juno 2I, 1881.
Messss. II. II. WurIltr j. CO.:
t5RN1r.EMEN:. For iilurH tllal tllreU ysarA
! llNvc believed III the efficacy of tho remedy
k,,Uwil Us Warlet's 5aftt Kidney ami Liver
Cure, nm acquainted will, cases of al-
bu1nl',uria. Of acl,te I'rig1!t's Dsenst, md Of
Fran NY knowledge, hlst,, Ii ia i re,nc,ly
which IN st,t,i0tinus rco,,rf1ellted hy tho
must sklilful p''shicfaus. While ! believe it
- hr perfectly ,sate II use, l hN1lEyc. nlso,
feet Is to allavlnts tho great sulfcrIngs Ut the
patient.
, 1881-11-28
1rIyISlI IMMIGRATION.
:, Numbers Of fsraetftes Com
vas, ,,1 Hare from Russia and
Bulgaria.
Question Of Aid Discussed
INV At a Meeting of Jewish
Citizens
.,.,rtce Tlllngor, of New York,
*'" Explains the Urgency OF
tho SituntiOns

4 Explains tlo oFEciicS "a
the SktuntiOns
.,,o,,,od Nv about i,fty prominent
Aueesns at'esaaI" ,,a,i n, rim main s1nt.rnn,n
1sxlsa cltlfehe ',a 80" ~ ntoIo,t voatrr.l,v far
II tae Palmer House At oo'oca ca sessory ., ,or
in purpose os nearing ~. ..''' ~ o,,,,. -, IL.
hl,us.f al,qcs rom Southern l,'ss!a md nuisnrfa.
Ftf'ts n rrenhnutr called the meeting to order,
nsnt5 useInb ,,nscntboi was muao ,,ermauonr
e1d julius n'ns .,,,,,It,, atntn sccrctarx.
rnsrna' AND la,''p KY, s,'1.., ,..a o. ~ .,ro,.,.,
MI mt only lit tho interest Of
~ ,ar,sh ns, raco but OF humanity IN
~ 's,,' ae"''I for ''>I tho evils .nat oppressed
..s ocrtaln cEass wero always ln!tn'oal TO liberty
tn!,snnonulty tn! at largo. Tho nntt.Son,Ltio out
m ssa lAa nsvsr eyer nooa no 70 o
world IN ne s". -, ,.,, .,,1A,'oa .t,a,r ',sns
s,.ses Of Jews hat oeen moooca, thols hoases
eaoso, ,,rrdcrcd IN cold blood, and thoso who
sssn totIuna,e enough to c.cupe with their lives
,tse. see sni wanderers upon tue uce Of tho earh
ssa. iIIe1,,l aulrlt that Ind unused tho anti
lss. teelnr thfonshs"t l;ss ~ an 1, nagasa
bid bcst t'iauti r., ti,o scns a,,st III.
bud ETtS It,,ns ,.,nnHoxs ha,l uyon It lmncts,
nd when u ai,u n,H tc r,vs ,xrr nns t
tbt ouss'e"n as,nm u1 ~ T tut rnu,ns nnd i,ihumnn
tdser 5s ~ nn9v ,,,iusf nI,d iii.trrni. h,,t
Vssstsrs Il, the cult9tfctlhL spirt of tho nEc.
large number Ot prominent 1sfnellses
4 throughout Eurone ahu IL Aller.a nha acemna
hsht anu proior TO- tMku ..Fts assHs
tts rtugccs ny rfoViohf tae1n Win nomce IN
jaud whcr9
,xtfAMpEl,ED LIBERTY WAS GUARANTEED
M n.man hc,nus mike. Tie EtIr,pe,,r t:p,t.
70 Al n1t, rn"mIttcs wetn dcsjros nr ao,lfjlnr To
Gesas "tn,,,t E0{o cniurunts nf the bitter
apff!ea f!ea"., n"5miy NJ nrtis"nt nntl srrc.,it.
s: anh III yl,,,,iT and Industrious io,t. in
gt!.ss aR Rarsn m ,Iauricc IhuTsc ,aS Contributed
iIanes ~ M o. e IL, ttt n,tr,ns" nnd SnS ~ tnn
heaJ Ut tho movement. ~ NgW iurk cutnHltt-
ee o. wen,p} }t,nin, Snrl fnr tGcr ayiinsI rn,,,.
were ai't"I ,I "st"htIshfnv tf., sTrir,itnrssa in
i}mG n"u nun n,,ntf"s fhc strrfy,,is ~ tha rcr-
lam. iamsnk 1o,s "vrrarsG nd IL lid weak. ard
Gxees auf as,t,n nrI.sr1,teH fn i'm wnlI. .Hstni,-
~! !se 4'eI1. 1.,"is., titIyrns ~ Amrrirn wau
.ncd tt 5SMsm o .in"f VIII ttesa tnfnrf,nrtn
kiestInv 10 itis country. II thay wcro not aa-
listed lnto positions "nefe tney conlA ueGone
lsaf1s clsMeas aMgy #oau, tI, oss1
CuU9AuEGe, USEHulG bCHHtNbt pClthtEEs
, 1881-11-28
(G MpAN1;t,,
u. d. and Pastor Congregational Church.

JERSEY. Crry, n. j., Sept. au 1881.
Mcssrs. II, II. Warner Il Cn:
CEyrlEMES: | huyu neyer tepi. troubled
with my serious kidney affection, myself.
yattons ut Its effects 0t, ntl,ers. SeyelnI 0f
our acQnaintnilces lave ieen Hu in,lch 6t.flt.-
flied hy fts use tfAt after conversation With
them bcca,ne satisfied Ut its ,,xeeIle,lce AMI
reco,l'!,entled it. feeling II to by my duty to
TO find retinf lrtln suffering. | lAtlieyu 1t TO
he us nnar I'LL 1t Is recommended IT, hr aB nny-
thing ever offered u the public.
, 1881-11-28
MILITIA NOTES.

NGNA OIL NAQH4fN4 ln&0FC u 10 Vuf I4S4NGM
EofdicrY.
First-1.teut. Jam ca W. johnson, Company
a, Sixth Repimout, tchders bis resignation, OF
nccuunt nf removal.
Tho nozton Fustor votsran Association gave
IL ntn ety. fourth anniversary banquet ut tho
Unitod btatos Ifoto! Nov. II.
Capt. Isowtcr, Company Il, Flrst Regiment,
recommends tte bOuorAblc disoharxe OF Private
Arthur u. Ditch. on account nt removal.
Capt. Shea Smith, Co1npnny r, First infantry,
requests tho honorable discharge OF TrlratD
George +. Adkins. on account Ut removal.
battery c, Jultot, will hold M election Doc u
10 ahoose In Mltur and -1ioutonant. vtoo
Young mud f)o Long, torn Of sorvloo oxp1rod.
Company A, Sixth Regiment, !. N. o., will havo
nnr9ttii9 ths evening lt'r elogtion of nsllccrs'
Members nrc earnestly requested to ltu prtsont
First Now York Division. bSs applied . uavo il
ory.
Cant; sldney l,lunehera. co,npany 2. Twoitth
nnttnllon, Ottawa, tu0k tho prlx1 Gt tho hrniury
! mont
| Uccond.L Lieut.. Frod 8. williams, Company
e tss ~ "sss ~ s
| haAlth.
cant. A. .. Smith. Company ( 9, First nev'ment,
! recommends tho transfer nf Private il. S lloyd.
1laHy. Approved.
First Lieut.. Niles, commanding Company g.
Trst Mexim!snt. recommcnds t1e honnrabto ,n, o.
count Of removal.
! An important business mootln9 Of Company
u, Elrnt cavu!ry. Is eal'od for this ovoniug. 10
conolude arranasucnta ior the bull to 10 gIson
at nrand's Hull peo.D.
| Col. nrazca, Thlrl Regiment, headquarters at
Itockford. recnsnnends tho appolntmont pf
Lieut.. Chnrles ". ENtu as Captain md Inspector
| or ritle practice OF the regiment.
|
, 1881-11-28
.3r @.%>@6gr<EAe
W.tu'r,ANr, Murrls Co., N, j., July g 1850,

Wnu'rANr, Morrls Co.. N. j., July 9, 1850.
Dkxn Sli,s. Until recently NY wife hns
suffered terribly truhl Il savtrU AttAck 0t
acutB INFLAMMATION ot tho blatttter, which
occurred utu.t>vr lust, alll luft Z rhrunie llt.
iior. This 4(iseass yielded 10, 10 treat
1nei,t umtlEsduit, tiui. ~ alNrch :s!la bpg,uy
thu use nf ybhr SufU ktllluy aud Liver Cura.
aud By tls usu u slx bnttlt.s wus chln,,i8isly
; fSnS,%i9v Witch W. W. %is! !" sssq sSs W. FS ySfy
, 1881-11-28

Winch essor1A @kyruphosnh&tss e.
viii cure consumption. coughs. wepk lulxa, bf0n-
lhItls, aud geuural lulllity. establishments yvAr4
, 1881-11-28
GRAVE AND SERIOUS THOUGHTS.

GRAVE AND SERIOUS THOUGHTS.
A bear story Is not nooessxray tho naked
truth.
Trooper furniture for dortors o1lcc-nouo
ecttuc.
It ts the cloau sable.closh that catches tho
curly vroaso.spot.
itoso!uslons never Arise spontaneously. They
always haye to oo drawn up.
Tho lady who uses her huatands ,ncorachAusn
ptt1 to drirc tacks With Il no Rrnt'olnRn.
II maiden says shU Ia ~, yet iuuks ~ ntd tho
gRures toguthef, divide by two, aud you viii
average.
The tarmor that :. rau rapidly through his
prpuuEtY wore red shirt, md had his 6rlndto
bull behind HIN.
as ,sa %as g Gs PHI fsD sSps a:sS ws.
OF tho famine IN Tho laild."
Tho difference between rat md comkpa u,
that unc bus the clAws ut the e11 Of paws, while
tho othor hss tic pnItaa III tue end Ut olnusc.
Wo uro told thnt the svon!ux wore on hut
particular oocas!un. Was 1t the close Of a suin-
lner's day7
A ucrrnan witness in San Francisco court
iiltisgnanty ra1esca tue services of An lntcrpre-
cuscd of cnttInR nnGthos With haudaaw. aud
said; VI seof n!sseIr run dot saw ugai'st aud
The Eatest pleasant gag Is here Introduced for
the !rst t!nu: JONES'. who iB driving omnibus
#; s!sSs $ " '$:'* sl
r. ~ np p 1ap aar" u e;st5% Tpi *s H.. "r Fin up up
"GIi upland ho drives ot.
"huh!" hc exclaimed with an expression of
1roat disgust, nftor kissing bis wlfc. ~ tsn ba-
ssy ssS oos eS tha s"osx ss ,s sa
replfud, hjnchHantly. II toOk thvln uut tlf the
bundle M you brought home !ast nIshs."-Bruo".
With f.,,n uiopr~t,,,, ,,ua,u st,n nonr,to...
, 1881-11-28
CHELSEA, 3ttc!llea,,, June 10, 1881.

CHELSEA, Michigan, Juna 10, 1881.
slcssra. II. II. Warmer Il co: ~.
i;Eyrf.r,lEy: Two yrurs ngD lust AuguAt
tt,y wtfu wlts n.taekeu Will! rheumatism; II
wasting Away oi tue tS;rar =; IT,! , sSIsta,ee Il
sI s WAY a4t !ss''s ' ss 81 ~ # a{ys; {:; ss I,ysr r.
aill ulr,t,st perfect helplt:ss,ess. All wns
,|tIua In tiln ylry best tlyafcllns etn1.t aet,
lit without aie ieast M III; i!stp. FIR ,, weary ,
dice and iry your netl!einr, n,ttl IL: the lit
cret was foul,.t 0,lt. 1tworked llken cllar,n.
My wife ID l,,,w like lM.lSrlf nicn more, mil
aunslltnp IL once Nll,re IN our home. =
, 1881-11-28

MONTGOMERY, Ala.. May g. 1851.
Aie3srs, il. II. Wnrnur Il Co.,
GESTl.EMES; l,nyn beell Rlentty troubled
with My kidneys nIul liver for aver twality
Te1rB, ,lAt ,lurng tilMt pIltrN t[nln WIS uUy0r
{rrp from pltll. aly M,t.lleal giIts wura gilQs-
lnuus, alul visited tntll ttiu Hot anl }Nl,tte
Springs, notel for tho cuntttru qualities Ut
Wu)l % n,at. a,i.i s,tlrsiy III tho rcapit, Vt yonr
Sato Kidney and Liver 0ur.'.. VIII, sNeil
Kl0rltl,s results uin uliy tho klail to teatify
rrgar,ln,g Tie re'1letly which l'as h,ade inc SO
hnpVy
, 1881-11-28

4 STATE INSPECTOR w Tl,uupE,
Certain inliuatious t,o,nt to tho Yaut that IT ia
n nunStinn III 51f iritcu TIM, ,yf,rn I'm f.nr
Srt,1tiuat wiifturn lts attcntiun 10 iho Natio1ul
uuar, liz n i,iUans vi tlufotso ut inc yntIo tlino
nHtnt .a,nt r. nrTn zs iii, Hit tn,Itfna X
uTescnt th, niy uiirurs III Eut of ubp f,,ri,lshrd
~ thD USItcH ktntus nro thG lnslroiors; but
NV H. ,n.s, liz n..spyu,a II Inn sntn5prjssr
nsfHt,vr l1,ut ths u,tly nt,iurt III ljDyttt.,iiut
n1,,sIs l., ,.Srcrtis,nw fno .hrmn Il T., nrmvI,'c
nj, ~. Fr ~ s,s,,,rI,n,r,rv nrnr ,,I1itars y sn,,t
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DAILY 6 TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.

Entered si the PoatotRce a. Alsxsudris, Va, Is
second class mstLer.l
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ADVERTISING RATES.
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Spaco.
Aynching in the South,

Jack Williams, q negro, who committed an
assault upon L'zzio Hughes. little white Girl,
aged eleven years, living with hor parents, q
few miles from Otanseburg, s. G., YVES coogi,t.
cd 10 the Court of General Sessious Ofsnse-
burg, oa Saturday last; bu. thu jury, although
rendering verdict CT guilty, through mis-
understanding of the law, recommended the
prisoner 70 moroy. This Recommendation under
the statue reduced the punishment from hang
lag to imprisonment in the Pcoisontiary fog
lite, and the prisoner ocoofdius y received life
soutcrCo at hard lstor 10 The Peotrutiary.
Wednesday sftsrncou ten of the jurors on the
panel charged With the Case, upon lea.niag the
effect of Laelf YcrdIo: hanGod an cx Dlapa;iop 10
The Court, 10 which they stated that their ua
derstsndi1g was that Recommendation 20 rucr
oy simply; LETT tho puu.hmaos iD the discretion
OF the CouEt, they haViag sg;ecd to thc;r YER
d!ct 10 deterenco to the other Two Jurors, Who
Tero nos satisfied that the crime bad been fully
proved. The case, which possessed u3usaly
sticking features, Wss, however, c!esry proven,
and the pIlscoer, alter the trial. c>pt:Esed hi;
Gults. buoc feeling Wa5 much aroused, end
threats OF lyochlcg hsve bcea made.
Friday morrlcg sbou. twJ o'co eek band Of
twenty five men from tho rcghburhon;! Of the
sc,ue of the orluo Ten: to 10 caua;y Jail, ever
powered the i,iIor aut took tho pr:s !ucr out.
They then led tho wretch to the suburbs IF tho
towp, upon the road loadog 10 the Edsto
river. scd there, sfer oblaioiog from him full
confession Of his guilt. halged him 20 limb Of
tic trees. Fastened across the breAs. OF the
negro Tss lcuad the following, printed 10 large
letters cpou Pic, OF whIie houasrua: Oar
wives, mothers, sisters aud daughters shall te
proteoted. tho decision Of All O!angehurg Jury
10 the contrary rot.iihsi aodioH." The body
was cut doHn sbou; roon aud the corcner com
raenccd to hold an irqucst. Nons Of the
y2ca'ra nave 90 far b,cn iodcntH,d and il is
GOT probable tbet they viii be, rs tho whole
aft ,ir was conducted with great sscrec7, There
Is little or no excitement over tbs afF.r now,
which is regarded by all ss q righteous iudg-
meut and tho only mssns by whion the women
sod children livirg 10 the tninIy settled see-
tons of the State can DO protected. |: il uu-
delstood that the lycohcIs iGcuicd black as
we'll as wti:e msr.
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~ Ask your druggist for copy of "YoupI
Mems Friend" and read at!
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PURE WHITE snd GROUND SPICES st Nc.
BURNEY d Sons.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Dr. j. @. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MESri specific for hystcria, Dizziness, Con.
sion, Loss Of Memory Sper rnlatorrhns, limo.
tency, Involuntary Emissions Premature Uld
age, csused BY oVer.exertou, self abuse, or over
indulgence. which leads 10 misery, decsy and
death. One box will euro recent csses Egch
box contains one month 8 treatment. One dollar
box. OF SIX boxes for Eve doilers; sent By mail
prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee eiy
boxes TO cure any case. With each ordsr re.
colved By us for six boxes, accompanied with
i've dollars, we will sendths purchaser our writ
Ton gusrGntee to return tho money il the treat
ment does not effect cure Guarantees issued
by JAENEY s. CO., Druggists, Alersndris
Va, wholesale and retail agents. Orders bv
mail will rocoivo prompt attention. mari
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1891
IsEsTATEsRT&,
M. Ruben g. Son.

NO. 10 N. Fairfax STREET,
Have completed sll their nrrsnremcnts for
STkAMiNG OYSTRES and have oYenej .hsir
OYSTER PARLORS
to their customers and the public ceaarsli7,
where they nre prepared to furnish FRIED
STEWEU. BROlLED and STEsMED OYS.
TRRS in the finest style and on the mce! res.
sonable terms.
Also on the HALF SHEJL
Families supplied on the shortest notice
Cc!G-Im
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r. PoRTNERs BEER. bottled daily price G.
cents per dozen.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son.
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TEENS or SUBSCRIPTION.

TEEEs or SUBSCRIPTION.
SiI months. Gu
nOltnS | BIZ
kDYRHrIsINa RATRs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

VIRGINIA GAME LAW 1t is laWfnl to kill
deer from September lst to Jauusry 18Th.
PheaSanls from August lst to February lss
And Wild water foSl from September lss to
Muy lst
Wild turkeys from O,!o5cr 18Th TO February
1st.
MockiDg birds after six years from April q,
1879, except when caught Oh one own prem
ises, and then not for sale.
Persons offending against tho game laws are
guilty of misdemssnor and render themselves
liable to 6oe of $40. or Imprisonment fer
Thirty days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

SENlNG MACElNHS-Just received an
- other supply of the celebrated DOM RSTiC
SEMING MACHINES. All persons who ex
pact 10 purchase will do we'll to call and soc the
specisl advantages Of tho DOMESTIC" before
purchasing.
oc,5 T. s. LEADBEATKR s. BRO.
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~ Tp
SON CORDIA EaEST ANT,
JACOB BOHRAUS, Proprietor.
Having finished sll tho necea:ary srrargt-
ments in my cooking department, nave 10. dsy
commenced
STEAMING OYSTEHS
and will serve none but the test to nv tu3ton.
ere. My FRikD OYSTERS, as heretofore. will
DO served in the Lest style.
am prepared at tho shortest notice 10 furnish
collatoDs to sOcieties fGrG i!ies. &c
have Just received lsr se supply of imsor:ed
Gu bacher and Bohe mlsn Bcer in botL!es sao
imported Brandy, Gin. Bass Alo. Brown Stou.
and other liquors. oct3-tf
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Es5~ The best Summer beverage-BELFAs1
GINGER ALE.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son.
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Michael Fuolenheums. a Ffenchnau. has
brought suit, uuder the French h-Amcricso
claims treaty, to recover from the United States
government the sum of 100000. He claims
that ho never renounood his sllegiauc TO tho
French government, ard yet vas drafted Into
the Confederate service; that hs lived at Mt.
Morris Island. S. O., whcro he had 81 slsves,
and that all of his proper:rty, including money
10 bank, was confsoated by Gen. Gimcrc, Of
the Uaion army.
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The family of Hiram Westfsl, a prominent
citizen of Hannibal, No. we're poisoned by par
taking of q dish of ostmeal prepared by y color
ed fisl. and in which il is believed arsenic had
been placed. Mrs. Westfsll died Wednesday
night, and the hired man is not e1 pectcd to ilvs,
The servant lett the house, but has since been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

WHY SIZE KILLED HERsELE-Mrs. Nary
Ann Cof'ey. OF No. 223 West Siztieth street,
who ahos herself in the stomach on Wednesday
evening, died Thursday morning from tho
effects OF the wound. She refused to make any
statement o1cept that che had her5alf Inflicted
tho wound. Her husband said that lhs only
reason for the suicide was his refusal to remove
TO more spacious apartments. She had friends
call upon her whom she was not able to enter.
tain SIS she wished, and she had made frequent.
REQUESTS to her husband, who Wac working
This he refused to 10, End the wife grow moody
and finally took her her own lifa She was
chiIdless and WAS ftty.threo years OF age.-N.
Y HeraM
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-08-18
The Pastors Authority Maintained.

"What is the ante ?" wills
pered a Red Gulch miner with a
single $40 gold piece to the
deacon with the collection plate
in the Baptist church at Black
Run, Col. He was told to con-
tribute whatever he chose,
whereupon he said he'd chip in
a dollar, and proceeded to take
SIG in change. The deacon
softly whispered that no change
was given. A struggle ensued,
the plate was upset, and the
congregation was in the act of
jumping the deacon's claim, "
when the minister, an old Cali
fornian, leaned over the pulpit
with a large navy revolver and
observed: "The brethren will
please take notice that I've got
the drop on them, and any bro
Their who declines to go to his
seat or who touches any of that
money will have a funeral at
his house tomorrow at two
o'clock, P. N. Our mining
friend from Red Gulch will
kindly release the deacon or he
is a dead man." The twenty
dollar gold piece went to save
the heather.