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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-05

n, the pleasure of the ,apponting power .
lfthc power Is tevtNusted by its eXer-
else in one case, II is a constant power,
one which the senate can exercise at any
occasion il sees tit. One tit OCCASION would
be the absence of the president pro tcmporc.
Another fit occasion might be his bocOm-
mg unfit To discharge the duties of his of.
nrp, Another III occasion might be as |
shntid say instead of being contrary to
propricty in all proprlety the case
that was mentioned the day before
Yesterday. Wien the parties of this body
heinz RESPONSIBLE for the exercise of govern
mental powers snould change, and one par
~ should find itser brought into power with
n president pro tempore of the other party
Ia the chair, exercising the great powers the
president OF the senate does exercise,
Should say Il would be the duty OF that
party. instead of wrong, to change the
president pro tompore, because he Is the or
gun Of u responsible body, and Without his
being IN harmony with the political views
of the gentlemen IN the majority their Will
might often be frustrated, He appoints
sppcial committees, he does thousand
things which are of the greatest importance
TO the political interests of the country, and
to say that one party may saddle another
forthe time being with Il President pro tenn.
nora, and that that other party when the
times shall change and they become re-
nonslble for the administration Of atlairt
an not Dust him and have u presiding oil
Nr OF their own, would, IN my opinion bI
pu,rary to principles of republican govern
rent,
i'm response to u question put by Senator
Wallace whether the senate would hay,
mower to change the president pro tempor'
of the senate after the presidency Of ih'
ts.i,,l sintns Ind hpsu INST upon him IA,
the operation Of the act ofl7D2, Senator I'd
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Mail. E1pres,
South Bound,

" all. South wsrd, connects at Charlottesville
with Cbes. & Ohio +. r., East and West. 4,
Lynchburg, connects with Atlantic, Miss. &
Ohio K. T., through South west Virgins, 70
Nasavills, Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rces
end Texas-snd at Danville with Richmond {
Danviiie K. f., to South end Southwest
Express Southward connects ut tharloues.
vile I" ell points on Ches & Ohio K. T., sni
at bsn vile 70. sll points South. East and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line lesve Al
e1sndrla dsily, except Sunday, 8 90 8. m. and
zoe M, and returning arrive at Alexandra
% q ana 30 p. Ii.
Fer MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 .. m. and Alexsndris 7 ga M, dsiy,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg Of Il rs p n,
connecting with the Valley Road Ess! and
West. Lasve Strssburg 2 80 p. M, arriving S,
ALEXIS ndria =! 6 IS .. ~
MlXHn TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSIOF leaves Alexandria daily. except Sun
day. ut &C q. H., arriving at Strssourg al 6 VI
p. m, and returning leaves Strssburs .t 5l6
e.. M. arriving IN AIexsudris at 2 4S q. m.
For Aidtleburg, daily connection st Plairi
stntjon.
For Cpperviile. regular connection at Dels
pixne. (
For WAKRGNToN, leave Washington st
~ a. cl. daily.
all trsiEs make good connections, Ut WISH
mgton to and from North and West
low Orleans sleeper leaves Washington !,
III s. m. running through wit6ou, chang
On Express Train. leaving Washington Ut IL u
.. n hHks Admissible Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge only $500, through TO
taECi,.o.
Pul!msn Sleeping Cars between Washington
-nd Augusta, Ga, without change On ~ COl
p III. tr,In
Through tickets very low to the South and
south West.
Y IT L ID n
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D.se1&. GaEwsG4s.M. -.

Ply. Eoust,n County. o. Jan 70. 'SS0
n 1S'@ tH"-r we-e two n"sr1. coy fH"h IN "a.
had p fl std with s. rhilia. J n ny tfci-i :.
r"cilv -nip'o7' 6 { T Sw f 10 care them !
der conLfsc.. no cure no pay" IL. aatul,,is
terad his ~ pb!'it c So" .tc,' snd III . few
veeh I ie!: hoa; 4 20 n.7 Ii .'.u, n''he r"u' '?
.ree urv as H. 5.] IS 'cie6 complete ani 91Gi
cal cure. : GILES Ord Huus, co. Ga
Cnr!tsr o"ss Tenn. +, b Ii 1879
The s S. y ie wing good s.,sf.ct'on On
rnft amnr wfo h.J bae" cor fn"d 10 h's bed sic
weeks wiki sphl tic III: un.'itm h.s bser curro
-ltre y, sIG spesas in lae h:Sh"s. pfeisa ~ H.
CHILE. & FERRY
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietnr5. htlsnta, Sc
Sold by s, G.EAUBEsTgR 3 BRO.
C-ll for p copy of ''Yrung &tn's Vrirnd "
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MERCER SLAUGHTER, G. T. A.
= AGHlN1TOh g OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

oeEinnlng Nov. 20, leoU.
The MAIL TRAIN Will Isave Washington
81 20 \. Ii. snc &te1pndria ct S25 A. H.
csl!y. except sunday; psss Leesburs, going
esi"nro Al = 81 q. u, snd arrive Al NouLd
a!;! q. Il l5pn. iIeavs Bound Hill At - 81 2. ~.
pass Lee.ours, goirg eastward, 10 p. H.; and
.1rIve at Ale1sndcls D. 3 Is D. m, snd Of
"nshlngich ~ Bop. N.
The ACCOM- MO tATION TRAIN will les7e
H.shlhkt"n at 20 y. u. and Ale1snd, Il
20 2 n dslly, except Sunday, and arrive 5;
aseshufg At y ~ =. N, Leave Leesbu 81 3 10
T. u. shc Strive y. Alexandria At 8 10 q H., SD
Washington al 30 10.
1s Passengers from Washington will tike
he washington and Ohio CARS at the Baltimore
Y Potomac Railroad atstion ate Na. m. snG 4N
.. III, SID 90 through without change Ct cs,L
Inc go y. II. train from alexanGrls and lZ&
o. M :rhiD from Round Hill counec. at kourd
hlit WIFI DcCny 8 Wi2ginton's Daily Lile Of
Coaches tor Snick-rsviIe Berryville and Win.
Chester; also 2ssner's Line of Coaches, which
Ha'F Lseoourg daily for Aide and Middle
burg.
Both .-sins, westward make close connecticut
It Vienna, with 5isson's Line of Stages for Fair
az Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts per mile
snnusi aieheta, $50.
4 e. HAVENER,
oc1l4-" General Ticket Agent
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UASYHU COFFGBo-hUA5ThD AT
TS QUIZ STORE: Dost java &c, Msrscsiuo
q LaGsuyra q, Rio Zoe and fair Rio Is. As
7 roast only choice Java, l have no grade for
less than Be.
JAMS .. y, MlL6UhN.
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EAILkOADS,

1881 GREAT 1881
,,,, ,u Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE MOTIF, VISIT 8 soUTHwEs7
5TBEL RAILS is D sPlk sNDiD' sossspv
KAaN1FIicENT sQUiPM HESSSffAkS
Auril Ain, 1881.
cTsin. leave Washington from depot Of BAL
TIMORE & POTOMAC SAILRCAD a..
ner Of Sixth and 3 stl asts, As follows; '0
fol Philadeipbis ID, New York and The Ess. 3d.,
II 30 d. III. daily, except sunday, and 2,nl 80
lO,G 8 ii daily. ,*i:b PALACE Cars I'm.
tied G4psaas Of Pullman pnrlor Cars lac.
> n. dsily except Sunday FOR phi,sdejI,"
3 I'd Ia 81 a. ~. daily. except Suudsy, Ana
= Oh A. sr.o 10 p. NJ. deiy.
Sc1 3:tierurt :Go The " ass 800 a m, with
I"iior Gar to '.t:s burg Gnd Sleeping car n
PtLsour4 and Chicago 1888 .. II. dsilv
81 y. II. =. ). 4l.a zsiace Gar 70 Cbicovo
Ger Canan6asua ant the Norrh, STU
e1capt Sunday and 9 81 p. M. daily, a1can,
Saturday |Gi;t Pelsce C.r :. Canands,vu.
Ter "astiiiaa, 1850 L, N. daily except Ssa.
day
20 Baltimore. 9 ~ eco. $50 and Il 30 $, ~.
20i. Z 80. 81 ) 40 9,32 sEG 100 .
Oh sunday, SIS snd 1886 s'm.; 40. . 1855
IN" lU.tU =.
%or popa'e GroeS Line, . d. a. m. and Ann,
daily, except Sunday.
Eor Anuapol!s, = ~ \. u. snd 40 .. NJ isliv
tScep; unday.
LOCAL TRAlNs.
Nd: A!sIanc-!a To-, / 81, $40, and Ii 80 4,
d., al;, J -, s. ~, SID ii 50 D. III. SIM.
c.; - 50, "a. ani !! 81 a. u. and s b. N
E!a'ns leave h.cI:sndr:s Tor HGsnlEL.ya, rt0
$40, md 10 :. a., and II 90, 3, S, I, 9W
p. n. .HG ~ ni2h;.
u 'CHn:f All a.L5. anc 10 3. n. and 79ls sd
i u. q,
rkEuuut; TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, 81,
Uuantlc" "a! Richmond, will leave Ale1so.
cria u; rs! a7d II 30 a. u. daily and p D,
II Isl , eEcsp. sunday.
East m.ll, leaving at II 81 a m. makes but ons
stop, VIZ: III QuaEtlcU, between Alexs1t.s
aid Richmond.
Tickets snG information can be procured I,
principal railroad stations and ticket otHca
Southeast. L. ?. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
FHANK THOMSON
"nnarr' Hans@er ara
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FOE NEW YpesH.
STE2.r Z IsS Il. q. EyrIG NT8.TD LGaE
GEBSOsr
EVERY FRIDAY, at l2u.; and returning
leave HeW York, from pior Al, East river, GV-
EEY SATURDAY, Il. O'Clock g. m.
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~ nv AUCTION AMI UUtlMISSlON
AZ HOUSE
We have opened 81 No az ROYAL ST, sn
suction and Commission House
We are lo~ ready - ceccive I'll kinds of r, o..
cbani!se Sad household goods on consignment
or purchase the .acI$.
We tnlnE It may p,ose al advantage to Der.
so0s VITO hsve PRODUCE of any description
TO sefG 1t 20 u. Located Immediately ouuuul.e
the uhlr entrance to tn" asrheI Oh 4oyal ST.,
goods CAL he eG posed a"ecy morning 81 uut!ic
suction, wEec iae 6ssl ;'flCes ,asy DC expected
PruIupt re.I-ns raAdv o snico
te;soLs having { :.HilUNk for sale will
ind II u their s;:Vsntaee TO gave ug r call
We viii ;sttoij 10 aua-iuneorinR u yub;c sslr.
oi property "nt rcspectinils solicit ahafa Of
pubic pS;rpuage. " cal & LUCAS
:&zf' Auction goods constantly on hand and 20,
Hhie lov 6-,E
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&! Is q ~ ID MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN {. BAkBCUh, Pitside1,
On SID stter SUNDAY, Jan. IT, 1851, Pu.
sensef trains will run 80 follows:
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Opening and Closing OF the Mails.

CLOslHG.
Washington, .. c., and Northeastern mails 8
8. m, II IN. Ead and 10 y. III.
Western unulls 80 ara 3 10 y. 10.
SoulLcJn mails. Via Richmond, Va, 10 81 &.
N. and 81 xnG 10 p, III.
South .ud oUuLn western mails, Wis Lynch.
burg, VlrSlnla way SIG through malls, w il.
N. AID % y. u.
tnansssas DIVISION W q. %.
AlexsEdria 10 Round Alli Vs., Con. n
UHEEIae,
roG:L9en and Nesar5i. Iralls, via Washing
son, u. e., ~ a. Lii. II Il. and u VI .. -,
Southern 4.alis, Viz Richmond, vs., : 81 b. II
snd ) 81 - IL.
Saou!u wea.esG u.si!s via Lynch burg, Virgins
(tticugI Iaai,sJ lECiQdinG Way mails Oh MIDLAND
EsIrOad, 81 =. III.
Manssss= DIviG'on 81 PEI. for lock box only.
hound hilI 10 4.lC:andcia, Va, . 81 y. III.
CtlCe SUuTs--Dtlcb cLcnD ~ , ~ L. L., and
ciu-..s at ! III y.
aundsy n.v4Is-Gtca opons >. 10 .. Ill, an5
Closes aL 30
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a. s. jOHN5UN Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GHOGEES
GENERAL CD MISSION MERCHANTS
And Deniars in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GlB,ON'S XA. Xxx, XXX
snd POHE OLD kTE, OLD CABINET
sud MOROCCAN WHISTLES; also BAK
sH'S and 7 4 81 PSON'5 PURE Rye
WhlShi Is, to Which they invita- the attention
q the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive pronp; attention.
CoR8ignments CT Flour, GTsiu and Country
rEoduea solicited. Tor which they guarantee tn
highest msrseI prices sAd prompt returns
Northeast corner ct Cameron snd koyal BE-.
Als1sndrla, VS.. oct IN
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alexandria Oazette
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 0.

TIE BELLIES or FLORENCE = che bellies Of
c.rtsioly cuc c@o Country womea and mary oil
he E1g!sn ar5 rs greatly admired. Every
body ssoGas TO dress sell, but the display vi
fully w,iry s!a0og thr Italian s'4tocracy is
someihioS istui,us Hhey ere slU IL heIitet
oy the o,dest son. whose wits bss oar icuier
GOOD tlnc GIsp.a!lG ihvUI GS Oog as Etc lives,
sn1 tbea, e.- ,h' hsc 10 Illuminate the
shoulders Of is ever Gsesi@t. d4ug!.ieii9laW.
Alter ID" SGtDri aud cuiluE cs''i!ou rrir,sh.
Den i.Fr d SO eF UoG a,d ;sT,s X q: tTot!y
acc a. ) u i"tor u IL" m0ninI ho beet
steak IeiIrst-3 tie u SIS, Whose o,rf!sse!
nave bees I'D I'd a. 10. or 10 me Cases nor
uoui Do.D. i haoT .nsauce ri grutie.
usu wao i.:t bis vic al ! o cock TO dsucu,
Weut o. Iur to : 4. cane hack 10 bcvskt.s.
With hex u 9 ucock On bot cJttov, chups.
;'esu p"=s suG ulHtr CcilCa:l S vi the seasuo.
I "a WI tgiGiy rce! surG & state It hO0ls
:Xc:'s. u l. IS III u lfriy ,u; &c uro Bnt
avn us - tic lazy who herself shso be
ter.a;um.ut r,i,rrrGt, fhr wo.nen Uhoxv:
LLeu,. elves u T. Us tif:: OF ~ cal d ps AZ
ure u'"it ;,CI clsht tGptc 20 sirp all dsy
uoi iUe ,u d5,es tnl ia ca d LlIe, Euu
N .kc i=S !atv c .'l- - b,iJie Cock uiu-
mr., ai,er shIcG Ms, usUI!g 20 10 bed axa'o
tulr, psfc tJI i.,sa,r u 1 l.E c.rOussi. A
Married tile o. Usu, bge s1mtrsrs WOO cJu
tr,ci 10 GaGcr .7l,iI 10 ct. tut hsIs i, d bel
ohIcos 8, p, arr "a ia!'y G rcum gifted.
b :ic are emu. Il meu. uGreYsf, WI. :; frei
are fee IL t eicu i W:,n lie yLuCg maidcts
Or "tber LII .r.I,d AL WHO WI" % elve "r tr-
CAV, on!y gcnrrl unconstitutional Letter.
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= Q I E.
s'pTd.HSC FERRY Cu,S sTe.s,BEsS
r'ittt iIANLISGS
On THE POTION &C RIVER
ia LILO 'f!cr sunday, July 1850,
VIII icsva as 1I:O9s:
Steamer V. Annu hShlTH losves Poto-
mnc Ferry Co.'S. wharf, ioot Of king street
SFEEI SUNDAY, UEauAY anG T. UksS-
ID AZ, 1t 20 "a n, tor Leonstdtuwn ard all
int rmed=te isndiLys
Day, WE:ih %sDA: and FRIDAY. 80
=. IN, Tor Nou,ini snd Intern Este lar ~.
GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, Msnsxer,
Potomac Ferry Con- pnIy.
y. D faE 0hEf. assnh jyl7
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Inland & Seaboard Coastiag &c.
Steamers Of this line will run o. follows:
FOR NGBF0EH,
Connecting with Merchants snd Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
EFRF OF TEE EFEB

L.7RF OF TEE EEEB
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FAlGAf, at D 30 O'Clock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at D. co Q. M
This st=uEch iron stssmer has ust been paint
sd throughout, statarooms newly furnished and
carpctsd, and is the hsudsonest as we'll as tho
safest boat on the Potion &C river and Chesapeake
bay, snd is the only steamer making Gloss con.
hecslon with the Now YORK and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers snd
railroad Lies south. Stops 1T pINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class. az 50; second class 81 90.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
1881

The ALEXANDRIA GhZSTTE, begun il
1888, is lbs Oldest newspaper il, the State. and
the only daily publisned in Northern Virginia
II ass survived, with few exceptions, al the
public presses in Ametica which saw with it the
dswn Of tho nineteenth century. It lives, too,
not in decay, but full Of life and vigor.
giving all the news, telling the truth without
fear, favor or affection, trenching on the privacy
OF no mans home, but full to the brm with all
public information, and giving daily honest
judgments of public uiau and public measures.
1t furIilhss the Iewa kilograms OF the New
York Associated Press an Of Heutets European
agency, being, WITH bu. three exceptions, the only
paper betwecl 3.!iimsre ead Richmond that is
thus connected ~l;h .oc great fouat,ins Of the
worlds news.
With the comiog 5eA. O. the long tried ard
proved methods OF making 4 standard news
page, will be continued, with such additional
facilities IS pas! experience ju,tidas the pfoprie
tor in believing vii! s11 20 tns cspsci!y OF the
Gazst.e 70 .o,yo lis readers It expects to rem
der faithful service 20 the city, tie state and The
country by c.Ld6 criticism OF men sEd events
wealth Of Vi.gihiH.
TO maet sI tina denSnds upon it, the Gazette
will be made > WASHINGTON snd Rich.
MOND NEWSPAPER, as wal as sr AagX-
ANDEIi JUuAMAL. Tho Richmond spd
Wsehips:oa news Of past years has left little 10
improve, but got gre>tet eTJr. Will be made to
insure sbaoute pol, c.ion Ia ihese departments,
The city Of Alox .odris viii fad as usual its
dsily history in ea2h eyenin I's issue, aud the
intelligence 0; At section CT tbs Com wealth
which nature has bound TO Ae1sndris by the
curvature Of its mountains or the courses of its
rivers IS we'll IS that portion linked to US by the
iron bands Of railways, will be sssiduously
chronicled
The Business and Commercisl columns OF the
Gazette vii! be filed with thu earliest and most
exact commercial news, edited with su2a pains
tnRing carI Us will render al error, where even
slight errors are dangerous, impossible.
The Cstte NJ srkets of al the lesding points of
the world whose rates effect this ms7ket will be
quoted. snd regular statements of the Baltimore,
Georgetown, w ssnlEg!os snd Aloxa ISLES
of caisle will appear
The Flour, Grain end Produce movements
will be noted daily. and the ssles Of the Alexsa.
dris and Iei4 n boring msrksts given with accu-
racy and dispatch. The Grocery and other mar
kets will receive constant attention, and the
money or SOCK InsrkaLs Of the country epito
mizsd for Its columns full details being given
to all stocks, sc, which find Investors in this
section of the country
The advertising columns ct the Gszet.e offsr
inducements which experience hiss shosn to sf-
lord greater returns for small investment than
any other which can be Ipsde.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
AexandrA Daily Gaze!Ie......"...S6 per snrIm
AlexardIis Tri- " eekly Gazette.
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i 3kQUGkS i CO..
Wbc!assis i;Gslsls and Johaass III
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUE,
&EL1 ANO Fish
a full line q eeIabrnto;: pura, old VFhlskaya
i=eauGias. Gin. h.ulg, &c, Massey 3 Co.'s fhila
iolptis and Ciage:ps Baltimore Alas, and Berg
,or C snGai's ltSEer Seey, Il. ,.a:ks or ho.tlea.
Flour, Js.nes ). 6rk s. Cos Standard Soap
Dupont * Cos sporting ard Blasting lilia
powder aad 4aiUGlo!s sud j'o.oG1sc Live
ItsameTi.
Oriors promptly attended W, snc consigu
;aents solicited. No Ii Ain2 slreat,
&C: %5-t' Aio1snGri&, VI.
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EAYsv s$ssstSsa
9. M. AID a Ms

~ ANI. "a ~ ~ ~ -
Nc immense assortment .! MeriIo Undo w9s-.
-huWlGg tle largest anf G'ost complats s:or; o.
:.r I'd III the city. fn- ladins ger;s r,iesrs. ooys
and infants; prices 10: e. IS ,'AGh.
Ribbons. COrseIs and E.udkercbiets.
GERMANTOWN, Saxony sad s-h"tl.ud Uncl !;
Yarns IN all co!ors sud qusiilea; L ,phyr Worst
cd, tu!! supply always 10 STOCK canvass, vi IL
!oes, HrnDrJldeiing silks ard Seodl:s.
Buttons spool SILK Cottors Thread, Soaps,
Per!umery, Jeweity, &c
Hosiery in solid colors, Strips, Balnoral,
Baibrgs.n, Merino, Lsle Thread, Mourning
sid Yarn; over 600 dozen OF fre and medium
price Hosiery; prices tron lOc 10 81 50 per pnir.
Wooden ShawIs, Scsrfs hoods and Nubias
Gloves in Kid Buck Sheep and Dog SKIN,
French Castor, Cloth, Berlin, Rinpwood, CASH
mere snd Upoegrsf; price 25c to - por pair.
Gents tno Necswesr in Ties, Bows, Rutland,
Del oinvIlo and q handsome assert uent ot Cau-
dents Scarts Shirts, Collars, Cuffs aud SILK
SuspeGders.
Neck kutHing, Rufa, Lsces. Etgings Veil
ngs. Hoop Skirts. &C
c.. Nj. ADAMS. 81 King ct,
seplb Alexandria, Fa
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The steamers Of this company make connec.
tons st Norfolk for Bostor and all points E.st :.
at Few York with sll points West and North.
west and al Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad snd Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. &. REED, Agent.
Jsnneys wha.i
j. w. THOMPSON. President,
l4l6 + street.
sep It'll Washington, D G.
,S5:::tT;. CLY0E'S STEAM LINKS WEEs
,;c!s I'D LY to
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROV.
DENCB AN u BOSTON
SiosiA ers leave Alexandra EVERY TIPS.
"a and leave Philadelphia EYEHY SAT-.
uHOAY. "
This line connects al &leIandria WIKI .hoc
=. & u. and " i q. T. Rs, snd st ph;iedo::
pas with G!yde's regular SLas.nsa;ps for E.ii
Riyer, Providence End Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom atness ana o.
free Of COMMISSIONS. "a
no charge for tennsfsr II Philadelphia. soe
wharfage u Boston. Quick tine. Hronncn,
Gaos:;Gfos. Through rstcs and .hrougS iii.
% ta4iHS slVon. lnsurs9ca q the lowest rstas
agents
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
UE.uING.

The new town Of Deming New Mexico,
promises to be business point for the chip
me.t Of Texas cattle and the valuable ores
of Arx,ua The town j. located ut the
;,ntti N of the N. N. & P. r. r he A. T.
&S.F) With the Sou,hern Pc &c, where
III. Turner crosses The Southern Pacific going
toward Guaymas. The country around
d lining is peculiarly adapted to gr Eng.
W.ter, though &C rec, can be obtained BY
DIVE vellr, and 10 nearly every ms ance
vhrre fiore have been made in this dir, Ct
ion good water has been found in p eoiiful
uuan,i les at . distance from IS 10 IS feet.
Tue msjoriiy Of the weIls Ir,jecied 10 the
presen, time have been in the dry bad Of
the RIO Membrez, about fourteen miles Tom
where the water sinls. II is believed that
the river runs under the grouId tor num-
Der Of miles. Deming enjoys fne natural
location Tor toxn. The celebrated Fl,ritss
mountains sre ten miles d slant. Ell Pa-o
.bsut e. miles. The country between Rston
and Deming along the line Of tie A. T. 4
s F is very much like the best portions Of
Chloride and adapted generally TO siock-
yal-ins. The MINIS at Plscsr, socono, the
3 ack R,nse and the White Oaks mining
district will cut q figure not only in the
freight business of'he A. 7. & ). F but in
the property Of New Mexico. There have
been several shipments Of high grade ores
from different camps in Ar IONA and New
Mexico to M-ssr.. MAther & Geist, Of III Is
city. Mr.. Gs.st safes that the ores Ship d
sre of excellent quality and pay we'll for
working.
The A. T. 4 S. F. and Southern Pacific
have now in course Of erection large union
depot. freight she'd, turn tables, s~itches,
etc together with large transfer platform
7517O0 feet. The buiding'. eic; will br
Constructed Of the celebrated red wood Of
California. Round houses and mschin,
shops will a!eo be erected -Chiefisin.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24
AMBER CANE MILL.

During the psst week . gentleman named
Clemm.n,, from Wisconsin, ha- been in our
city looking for point to locate a mill to
hsndle sorghum cane and make syrup. He
has ASP been along the line Of the Kspeas
f"ific Tor the sameoPurposs, bat Prefers 70
locate on the Santa Fe road as this comJa. y
of-r bitter rates Several meeting. Of farm
ers and others intsres ed we're held to con-
elder the. MISTER. Mr.. Clrmments finally
sgreedto PIT the necessary machinery in to
handle IS tous of cane per day and IN sso
citation Of farmers sgreed to raise la o acres
Of cane this season and cell the cane, deliv-
cred at the mill at $l.25 per ton fer un.trip-
ped and sl.5O per ton for stripped. Mr..
Clemments furnirhes the NECESSARY SD free
OF cost. He left on Tuesday evening for the
east and expects to have his machinery here
some time in May. This project is one thai
will commend itself to the people and should
be encouraged. II it proves q success it may.
and probably will, lead to the building in
Sterling Of larger and better works and will
be strong incentive toward induci g COM
petenl men 10 erect sugar works.-Gax. tie.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

A destructive prairie prairie Ere is report
ed on the Raltlesnake, in Stafford county.
The range in the vicinity Of Pratisburg and
hmm is burned for mile, and hay. grain,
barns rnd out.houses were Licked up too
qnics b. the devourine flames. M Green
loses his barn, grain and hsy. Mr.. Smith
"a, Washing at the tub. and the a .wes came
like race. h0re unnotioed and burned b T
hou'e and everything she had save the wash
dre.s she wore at the time. The full extent
OF Tuesdays Ere Is unknown at this wri ing.
but fears are entertained Of great damses to
property in that section -Chronoscope.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

The P.rkms Windmill sold by Colvin 4
Son, near Larned, 10 the most substantial
and rel able mil, manufactured 10 the Uni
I'd S,ate.; and thy know how to Pot III. m
up to stay; cheap to suit hard times. Try
uns: IT will he be,'sr than many dams.