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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05
ERB EESSEDNEE CAREss

: oa>sL--t should be scn.rN!7 kaown III 4
IS Htr:o4: 20 unfortunate IS g icse ore or
'htTo Oh IN lf :G':h Hcat not WI weaks and
ion'Aa 10! SILL ii ;-h-.tu.o7 sd crdn,o in.
c?''e' 'c:c'. G::.gr O.: ;Lareas in yti,a fs-
sIht ta'!"S, !o1, &c h.ii ~ hsva sTtiGc's'
ecu lnA1a a"is re u: ilse! =, Immediately A.
.el eA.s5ction Il iaIie :a.u :; ..s:h, By hi.
nv! oatt,i r. p'a.i3H. 81 TEoIn ults,snt *
p'sss!oh ana nearer approach t0war., uresery.
ius me hSt:' q harmony uF Ia. rza,uras sra "a
cured ana very much tithc Isia and d;fi ,ulIy
! sApe:!erc?d II learning 10 use teeth ara elso
svo ued. have pEsctcad this mad suc,c.asully
~. saESn years. shd havil:: irtcoGuccI :. hare
would % gia1 to refer sly c.. ittarcstal t, re-
!ien'sTho Know eli. from o.ut!ig.ca Irtran;in,
ms natural teeth Dig object i! H. r-sss;vy eysrg
one taas ANA patience an! .lo4cra u.o:no5s OF
treatment c.n save. 1'ro Use CT arsenic in d..
.!roS Ing exGosld nerves is ccnlcc-ncd Big tho
more enlightened CT the teata Profession or
account Ct its !urning tcoth dark, i..ucinc sh
scess snd finally the Ices o. tho teeth ,yho ns1ye
pulp when Is lhc scU:ca Of lilo % tho tooth,
sHoU!a Always DO treated. whom oZpo:ad, with 4
view TO Its restoration II health. use no che1D
a!ioy9 for Killing; ny fees arc ravcl les: han sra
Usually chsIged fer the sarna class Ct woIk,
dol1 Hing from 81 20 up; ether work at pro
portioasIely low rste.
W, EONEALnY, 0. D.S,
Graduate Dental DessIt,
orr Univ. of Michiesn,
Eot1et AtiIa. ai!3Gl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

WINTER LIGGgRs, &C.-T'ao w.e.'"; .; "a,
past vs. or three days. notwithstanding ige
C6ys OF & scc11d spgiog EaD:h iave Sl,iad ty.
It's ben such a5 w1u.j 90 cr>G!! 20 81 27,Gose
Dcc2Gbtr. J. was varg c!li lh,i ni.;ht, ard t il
morning at ! O'c3ci. the lhtGmamc.;r r,G,s'c7,
cd - degrees. 81, day oaii. s:5sR Wild Ees
bccn blowing frotl &c L 9TH W 81. rajsias c1uas
Of dus: erd nakioc i: othGfN;@c v,iy 3issRrGts
Gclo fer these VINO W2!o c1mpt!itG 10 be ou'.
&2mc say tina. Mach has .5pcoi cvar ioto
Ap.il,. tut il is ToC1o TroJz5.c ihs, y iii hes
SorroT; l!.t!o mid3iz:,g E:2.@s: to mako
up To- he lev pleasant day3 (10e.:crc2 dur.
'og The late s:as9n OF snow aaG 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05
tOMMUNICATED.
: s.e Oyster E:eEt!s OF the Potomac.


Bc5oa:a the Blu, waves OF The Potomac,
th2;c cx@ts rac1 Of c;as!urcs. Tia. for years
w"5sooi :ha inccsssnt Hsr wsged upor thcm
By ha@anjy, Vith1ut h.icg dissatisfied 10 a1y
o)asjda7.6'a cx!tn:.
l. is needles t2 Ray tia! rtfer 10 tho
a2yIials q she!! fs: Tat cols,ita!n the oyster
BIDS Of love: Virgini: aad Maryla21. extending
from Pon: Lookout TO Nari.moy. and .cao5iog
ltlcl thH i0::y htilhs of Nonini to tho blue
bills OF Maryland. This immcDsc ore of ba
Va.,T25 ba31 deiiarco TO tho f3cks of gull like
ctTc@', thGt daily fl tted al;ng tie sunny shores
o! N5rihunJ2:ald AID Westmoralend. pur:u.
log thcIr daily occupation Of supplying the c0un.
Try :coo.c y7:iil t!cec 'r,e.ntcs Of the danp"
enc ccc:s!2u2l.7 s3rG:,G sLipmsn: to max t.
BI via. c1srGc a. c1ma Over this sec-
'i3G Of las. T3; ''Gvg eI demon" from tho fur.
thcT shores 81 shn Ch a.iCako, having learned
OF This rich Geld i2r action, Immediately repair.
@! ;.'har, a7d tel: ug1n i like The wolf en- the
i,I!, agi G;w multitude Of dr.dgers aud
tp:Sm51 alGra 3 clDspre 10 remove millions
Of tn bee !r9r, Their natigJ vaIGts; a1d ualess
s5a2a !;I!asgsca 81 adopted Tor the preservation
IT this r.u;h ntu5.d family CT moliusss, it will
'ets bag Dc disseminated; but few years moro
o. the presoG, rte Of dcs:ruciop, end the deli
caul oyster 81 Tic P3tCnac will be 90 moro.
L. a, A.. JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05
I;;s>.;iaz a,:ss 4soss,ss ~ s;Ie 1e;:Es.

%iis>.;i::z an:ss 4'soss;s& css s;;e Sa;,:Es.
cLraIEo.
MHal:@,.ls:, 4. =, a}A Avs!!,o:s!r iI. .:tni;s
=. NJ, Il IL, 80 6 .;:d s i =. IT.
fC.racE i...,!a 70 c,,:h S g j.. III.
S.'ut6cfn DIai!a, via Richmond, -. 10 81 2.
IL. s;id i 8 } a:3 l. = n.
Gogth and Southeastern mails, yi2 L?rck.
burs, Virginia, 49, ana t"TcuEh la.i's, : 90 g..
n. nLG . e. - ~:
Ean&s2@2 Division : 90 81 -.
&;:c27a'ia g .iaI;:I ELI -, SEQ
orE%I!iu,
ko::iGr-i :,yi II cstet.l mails, sis !i.sIlits.
90: y. T., s - :. n. y ~ sid : O. i. =
Southern maIs, viz Richmond, NJ" & 80 IT, n
and 9 SO 4, II.
Sca.hwestern ::.s':5 7is Lyachburs, Virginia,
[:hr0ugh 'nai!sj Including W.: E2a!2 On Midland
Railroad, 80 r. II.
ilaE=saa5 Division 80 pm fer lock tU: only.
Bound kill 70 Alexandria, Va, 3 80 =. H.
ONco AouIs-(lGica oqena 80 50 e. H.. snd
Gloss nj - i. -.
sunday :4o;!1s--CGcs cpaos =! Is =. H.. sna
closes at go 2. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

THE cad ORIGIN CT 4 CEMETERY. -There
IL VtTg sad history cj0pcc!el with tho Green
M.uat Gem; s1y Of Bal.ilore. Ih3 property
was Ole, owDcd ~ John Oie:r, a wealthy
Eaelish me:chaat. His only Child, beautiful
girl CT 90 w.s loved By youog nau whopo on.
~ uuGtpess to becjno her husband lay in the
fact that personal icad existed between him
s1d tho aifi ) stern father. They met CANDIES
tiatly aoa rlsnDcd an t!.p,mcni. Ito father
t1pad !. cuf, srd give orders to his s.r7Rnts to
paro| Ito sr0u1ds ~ hight and shoot al. tres
rass>sa. Disguised II msl g cIoihiag, tho girl
attempted to escape, eod aas shot dead at tho
sstc. Gr@f stricken, ECr i.;htr crtcod o mau
s0ielo upon tto sD5ts mud d:cdei tie eni:a
ir2par!y 10 tho c,:y Tor q cemstory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05
iTrfTS OF THE DtY


ba"lS u" ~ o!@o moaits CC4 inmis
s'sa.S a''.'-' 3 h;'.'1'cT''
it: I'd c1.'1~# 80 IA: Carer lI.rT, sol
dem c:sIi1. a'& / G. p:'c.ed Slayer Il Ca;cago
Lev. -. " ! Il /. Wa:kius. Ct C5ria: +.
+, Cru;ch '.i,;&ic'o. Gas ycc5lsod Call 10 tic
CSufch IT iho iv'y Il@ity, Ny Io;k. lie
hoI3s The csil uo3c' c1asii.r.'lnD
RJbs:. M5G:c j., r.ia,o- vcs.c,d,v fell
10 tbc st-setffoc, a staff ,'di,r 40 a house or
S0n!h Gsr s..att n,l.imo,, ana va. i,s.an,l.
killed,
Ia Nv Y.rk tcii9g tiy week 2, ding March
&c lhsra wtre 10 dc,,ts from snail n(x, 46
from dic,hefia. 23 }.,rn c.,ul, 81 fr;m sculcl
f-v2rsGd . !tom msc.,cs.
IJc1,r I. c.,,,r I,11,:..a c.o4,s r.,r,
the Eosr: -, w., 80: a.h,r;rio p $500 u.s
sIId =. S,,-ssn.h.. <!i.'''o . ist.o-l T ",
cav 49,. $500 - ~, s,s,si%SS ~
hnrdhn,i'-, g.. xii G0n " . II ''''''' q 'Ie
~. ,V'''
y an ofaSn zion u e.l,d 'na 5, ely Ter The
lfeVto:inn OF 9trees ncc:dent' h:s opened
te2m5 II Ne' tx: inc ttJ ;c,sot the crsan'
,l.'l'3 arg &c give naaocla! sil 10 81 poor per
sonS j. itd od '1' sieeis' tho 20 prosecute
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

TfMraR in !. 0T3,d mai:ss i. bead al! giyts it
l.; ys.uo. bal smD:r in man mikes tho house
SO hot tia! 10 orc Csa Ire II it. Bu! whsn q
sword 10 well tempered aad man is coed
ter.pered- well you Can sea tho resemblance
fer yourself. IhNy are bo.h what they oush.
u bp The, Is 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

Mr.. S.;.n D,ao2n Hs9 4 s3maHist colo
b:ated Baptist miaiscY. Ho was rotat1y
hcm;l; ct coautcaane:--Go LoElc'y tia: ii
s:cm@d as thcu2h he lust have been mado up
OF the oJ@a aaa cIas ina: were left over. lie
Tss ql,c s-nsi!;ve a5Cu: his appearance withal,
ard "tota lilo !liI3@lar I.uoa to ward off the
shalt: e Iiic2!.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

SUPREME Court CT APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
J3nea trustee, 50. At:aH2m eud others.
ARGUED b. +. D. l:;;0, saG +. i. Hubbard,
ca, i1r ep"2jl;i,t, aa1 s. L. D.rica and
Ja:-;a Alfred J!2ss, :sGi, an?2lHes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

III. ijc1itcr Probabilities. ADrT (. ISL
10, the M!d!ie States, cold aud scn:rssiy fsi-
w9s;H2r will 'atl2ue. with northRcs. TO stuh.
rs: w!ud5 duTlag tito rest Of Tuesday, fol owed
On Wednesday, By slew; rising t.np:rl,r7c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

He double ka!s, raised By Mr. s. PolmaD,
aud which he had 10 m5!k2. this m0rDirg,
Eas the p:et!iest thiug Ct tic lisd ever seen
tdc!e-lodecd /: VS. TOO prc::T ia cat, tut its
beauty did no: SAVE i, i1jg'tg fysm tie way it
Was sold,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

SNoW.-A Do:e roc&ieed g! tia tE;ae lroD
Loudouo c)nnty TO dsY says: ihc rosds leading
T. m Bloomfield to Round Hi S,a:op. w. &
V'E Il L., a!G blocked ~ ~ snow drifts in
several plac;s. Il souQ dos ;5o d'iiis sFo
y !cpt hicn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05
LOE.5L REEVLqiE.N.

Ito0 IaCg!ag oJs tgs !ra E.i;ias ;; 10 3"ali
at AZ cats per tushcI
;, y lake thee m,"tod sc.lto ner, tbs Carr
'iG'iAeH, psss { ~ Iia iT3t to-day uid2r iull
@s!' pres n lgE rsc and beautiful ,iIht.
me casa Of Jsmcs 7. Brrnett, who was com.
Tl!tcd to ISL yesterday. lid clad for unlkwIull7
i,hoo,ing Heorgs Edwards, will come up in ths
corporation Court TO morrow. The f h question
"ii! t!:o De decided 10 morrow
It was erro1ecusly stated in the Gaze:io yes.
taFday that a tIus bill had been fund By the
grand jury Of tho Corporation Court against
ChsIIes Chapman sad Richard TartL for as.
Eeu's ard battery. II was Rebai. Hopkins and
" ~ Laws Ggsiott whom the bill was fund
Tor asssu4ting c'l1red msn named Preston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

POLICE News. Mayor Sui,h h4y;:g re-
sItned from Mes Y K i.st riIst rr,.i'el q,
Police headquarters 'His II I'll" nd Gccl
henry Dudley. cc',:,d - E. b ~ 3rau
nj Cl;ordcrIy CO tbs a::etts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

RIcH IND IUaE L!QUoRs. -Chr;slaz,d
N.ek al Rge, Hcaca B;a1dy, Csiiforoia
iii2c2 sad Sod LEON Pda,h, all guaranteed
the EuEas: EGujrs. QlaIt bottles at MeB1r-
TcY :, 1o,ro1 hiug aye Wsshcetoa Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05
NEW b.'0Il2} At FRDNCH 5 5
SIS L !: S. King st.

FHCUDH'3 G."aAK, GCc
lETU 81 e ST. atUE&, a:ay Cecil Hay, lie
CA&PR5LliS HANDBOOK OF SYNO.
= iI5 4 y "I;G?O9 .TiDN5, 40 coo words,
T"iGQ lhIN, By Ouida, psYar covers, &c.
BASE 6ADL:>: oil the ii lost balls Ensce, l:0m
. 20 g each
Naceivoa TO dey another jot Ct bosulifll
@&3TFE Ga&U5 Of Cn:ir&'y rev AID navel
Cos!cnG.
~ ii, NEW rA3alON COOKS On hand.
s.5 GEO. E. FRENCH,
:, l. ,DA5T-NE, Tor Walls and CaII.-
I: &stS' ~ " ni.e and a varsity Of baap:i-
n t:!t3 Ca! 10 applied by by ono. srd is
70 dY fer u5o By mixing with ho. w.!er. ii ia
Te:!:v superior 20 hGlscmine. Will not chalk Eo7
rub II AUD i far preferable ard much cheaper
tnaa VS.! ia2c!. Pu; mp in i"o ID. boxes ct
5r3 for lhs whi!o and IS; fc. Ito colors each
per b-x. Ihs contents OF ore box will cover
iJ} square ast, two costs. SsnD Ole card # shades
n!s!.cd to nny aGGte:s. JANNEI g 90 +,
iTuEgiits. 20 and l52 King STREET. sp5
ENECUTJH5 EOTiUg.-Tho subscriber,
- herein duly qasltiad sa executor Of tha
lsst will and teSlagcn. Of Mrs. AiAKGAEET
HE NUEk1HN late of tho city Of Alexandra.
! n the Safe CT Virgins, deceased, hereby mott
fas all pcrsnns having c!aims against tho estate
Of tho :aid Margaret Kordorso2, TO present them
to him. duty Hu!hcn!cato!. al pcrscns in.
GeGied - said estate. are hereby nn!:9i to msko
psgm@E! 20 TIC tu9zcGioec.
JOHN LANGOH,
srG-2.!v Executor.
ROY BiITAHS, one Of the m0st popular
Il remedies OF t:G dss; taIso Bi;:e7s gro highly
recommtDGtd !o7 Indigestion, Dyspepiis. Wsnt
OF Appetite, Loss Ct Strength, sc. a full sup
ply jus! TtCtirej.
as Il. S. LBADBEaTEB s E8O.
pUTTER C0LGt; in asserted sad vials;
- Cod Liver OLE lu7a, and all the present
popular combinations with Eypophosrh ates,
&c. c lnr2a stock on hand, Vaseline Cam phor
Ice. F'cl ca B.scSi0g il assorted siz3 boxes
a;5 4. 8. LGAD6sATER s. BID.
Z STEAL OIL-Jh3 r7ea: and safest illu.ni-
Il. rs.irg oil new Cifaret. We hGyo Just re.
ceived snother surniy attd have reduced the
| piics [.:l 4 ). l&aDGEATSR 4 BRO.
EgETTAUE'5 PiLL5 tor He.dsche Dye
| I'VE rersis, &c, arc for sole BY
a,5 =. :. LEAnBEATSR& BIC.
OOKi LOOEl-LuNpON CATTLE
| "a POWDER in ID boxes, csl be purchased
- ''''' ''' v. +. cREIGHToN'S,
teb4 So King street.
YEC0D'S fS&NGU UHLO2NH, the p2pu.
| 81 lsT rertuu,r nj the day. Sample S'za 81
T7isl s'z9 Is c. Medium s'z' . cts : LsrRr
s!z2 80 cts. For ssia by
! nkl7 WARFIBLD 6 iJAL;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

The c.'css5 .ha y-u io3i1 It -
| 30. SaEl D.acyn, you Grs. kauv;
Bn; ~ the oTr!agc-t';a inachin---
MEi3d SGIu2; Daaccu lilclh il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

i:e Gc}itcr Probabilities. ApT (. ISL
-; the M!dtie States, cold aud gcu.r4siy TAR
w9s;n,r |!I! 'niiaue. with nor,hRcs. 20 stu.h.
rs: wiud5 durlag tito rest Of Tuesday, f0l Owed
On "Wednesday By slew; rising t:mp:rl,u7c.
CORPORATION CoURr-Jalgs s. BasstH
jnue! prfSI1'Dg -lUoa,ilua!l.n o. ser.
d?,'s proceedings
toal, VS.. Thomas Waugh; isd.c:m.nt fol
"1i.T!u!iy dIslntcrrDs and dspiacGg e dead
jGmln 5ody; dcgllTr.r 10 i1d,!mens. and de-
myr:,r sustained.
ulm, -. Alb :: Bltcr; indictment for I'D
'Hi1. y DIS n'2:Ticg and dIsp!aciog dad Eu-
Eaaa b2d d3murr2F 10 indictment and de-
Ia9;:Cr sustained.
C3H, IS Cta-'c Chapman aad Richard
Fs.cl.; id c:m:n; fr ualaHirlly disia,errug
ID dlsQ.:C.5g dead huusn BODY; demurrer
o l1d!c.uou!, nd demurrer sustained.
Inc Court o1delci special RJa0d iary to
DO summoned tex to norroT.
IhomD:oa 7F. A1dc!s)o; a2p3sl csuic dis
L'73ed w!.h costs 10 appellee.
y. R1hn IS. julius D:efrs; d93! PEA nil
Deli tc2! eaton a1d ssa-; have TO Plead spa
c!:tlg aad c3nji0Eea.
Sewart vs. Bsy0e; c552 aaa at:a,; dismissed
~ notl}a o. Gc;'s. with laavo to !eias's:7.
W',2h. v. Gtccn's EZ'fs; deti7u; p'ca
Il 'uI ', I'D leave TO p'2Gd SPECIALLY.
ii2:5-,. rs Gtsan's Tx Is cas.; plea co2
a',uApI ) I'y'EGat aCd Sc; Gil Ala c?ntlau2J.
!! ms iraEt@G 70 ). Is: 1c:GQ"'y. ula!ster
= - noes: Ifotc2s20t thUi2 % celebrate Inc
''"s u !! +.iiAoTT.
To-Day.
i"2 a2oclAi grand Jury vera 1"orn with Gao.
~ !1o! l"t92 ~! E&a lTe52rt5d "a ind!c.-
fi.r-ci, ,a 40 H;.a".I - c'a-
..,,o hil.o, .d;cn%; .s;-. I ~. ~
-; uu.awfui;7 dis!a:crc:a: ani cisnlsci9g :
cc9t hv&lGa hcdr, q ttu3 BIZ; ea inG.c.aico
cyan. -"&E.ss tnspna2 nod hicaa:d TAScil
~ l,. "; .,.sy Ci.+t t;iHj nIG cI52i.c;2G
ta u pa ~ :" 'icHs0
C5n 80 ,,.... >:''','''i,
.ious :ao.;ng 10 Commit tho crtoo q, ra,S
e. 20. guilty; i;:T; va73;cs IL. 2u...r .Gi
81 ,"-!S-.
- .: -. -. ..:.:.1a -a"S :nie!Uant 90 a.
'''' " 80 -, CO.
i,aT5Trr.r T7e.r,v,s i;r o,,r
IA, ~ ,g,.I .1r,~',, ;n,nc1 W., "a
.a,-ir' r., ,,.';, ~. 4 ~ ,,;ji &C.,
sr,7r,s.,, moi ir-f,~,i 1850 49,, ,',;
Wash s,,r.,s,v IN. s,,a ,f,a r. -, # =,
-I,a;;a. :, v,..1.s, s.,v Is,.~; ;yns :, ,
...oQ.l sa. ! c's-.G ,:n.,r-,....:..y,,e! a,,
...t9.i IT,; IN c,..,.c, ,Tif,a -r,.i,r cmc'.G
.t!alc'.;. = P,;.5.ca-g, I'D h.e7 t1k~a Ell.
....r..., IS o.. ...., :. ... .r..,.i 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

%sss''i ::E rCg1!,r monthly meeting Of the Co.
lambda =. +. Il. to will be- held to morrow
(Wldna2iG.) eT25icg ct 81 O'Clock.
as .lCHE ii. STRIpES Sec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

STOP The hK'.-iIn l.ooGiog. Cutler and
N:'1 t'Hou. Haa t.: "0;k repaired FROM nlIy, by
S.ThSSRTpY e. RRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

FISH icEs.-Thc fcw Gsh HAT arrived
at F!ahto~o to day from he low:r Potomac
sod as follows: H:rtins Sl715, whito p:rch
50 e's. per iG.cn, Etck Al CTS. per butch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-05

HON BiTTiHS one Of tho most popular
Il remedies OF taG dss; th,so Bi:e7s gro highly
recommended !o7 Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Wsn
OF Appetite, Loss Ct St;eGg!A, &C. a full sup
ply just received.
o. II. s. J,EAEBHHTEB s. HHO.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

BEANS AsFooD FOR STock.-Chem-
ical analysis and observation in
feeding, alike, show the large
amount Of nutriment contained
in beans. There is no more val
liable food for forming muscle than
beans. II the production OF fat
they are greatly inferior to corn
and the small grains, but they are
superior to them in the production
OF flesh. All young animals are
benefited By an occasional ration
of beans. Sheep are as fond OF
as boys are of watermelons, but
they are not relished by most do
mestic animals when they are first
given them to eat. Many animals
need to be educated to eat beans,
but, after short time, they will
acquire a taste for them. Hogs,
cows and fowls will acquire taste
for beans as readily as human be
ings will for tomatoes, celery and
r;pe figs. If beans are ground
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Misreuaneons.
%

According to Mrs. Gertrude Gar
rison this is how woman reads a
newsFaper She takes it up hur-
riedly and begins to scan it over rap
idly. as though she was huutiug some
thing, bat she is not. She is merely
taking in the obscure paragraphs.
which, She believed, were put iu the
out-of the way places for the sake Of
keeping her from seeing them As
she finishes each one of them her
couutenaDce brightens with the com
Portable reflection that she has out
witted the editor aud the whole race Of
men, for she cherishes vague belief
that newspapers are the enemies of
her sex, and editors her chief op-
pressors. She never reads the head
lines, and the huge telegraph heads
she never sees. She is greedy for
local news. and devours it with the
keenest relish. Marriages and deaths
are always interesting reading to her.
and advertisements are very exciting
and stimulating. She cares but little
for printed jokes unless they reflect
ridicule upon the men, and then she
delights in them and never targets
them. She pays particular attention
to anything enclosed in quotatitn n
marks, and considers it rather better
authority than anything first handed.
Tie columns in which the editor airs
his opinions, in loaded hifalutlu, she
rarely reads. Views are Of no im.
portance in her estimation, but facts
are everything. She doesn't always
care for is, but makes practice Of
reading it, because she thinks she
ought to. She reads stories, and
sketches, and paragraphs indiscrimi-
oately, aod believes every one ofthew.
Finally, after she has read all she in
tends to, she Lays the paper down with
all air of disappointment, and half
consemptuous gesture, which says
very plainly that she thinks all news
papers miserable failures, but is Ger
taio that if she had a chance she
could make the only perfect news
paper the world had ever seen.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

Venus is evening star and is NOV,
ing westward. On the 10th inst. she
reached her greatest point from the
sun and began to resrace her steps.
At midnight on the 2lst inst. Venus
was in conjunction with Jupiter. She
now sets at 9 o'clock and is indeed
brilliant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

with corn or 'any kind OF small
grain, in the proportion Of one
bushel of the former to four Of the
latter, the meal will be eaten by all
kinds OF stock. Beans may be
soaked till they are quite soft, OF
boiled and mixed with, bran or
cornmeal to excellent advantage.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02
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Mlla Rarn horSt covc th

Mile. Bernhardt says that Amerl-
can men are too practical. They have
no poetry. They chew tobacco. But
they make love nobly to a girl who is
alone in a room with one Of them:
while a Frenchman would be sure to
throw himself at a lsdy's feet. Mile.
Berubardt 6ods fault with negr 0
walters because they do not bring her
enough bread.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02
Todd of the Anderson Journal

Todd of the Anderson Journal
visited Columbia last week aud We
are glad to say escaped personal vio-
lence. On his way home, however,
he met his fate on the cars in the per
son of beautiful young lady who
took his heart. and he is DOW living
without that important part of his
anatomy. He is thinking Of love now
and not of war. We trust it will
"end we'll "-Abbevitle Medium.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

Slightly sarcastic was the clergyman
who paused and addressed mao
coming into church after a sernou
had begun, with the remark, Glad to
see you, sir; come in; always glad
to see those here late who can't come
early And decidedly self.possessed
was the man thus addressed in the
presence Of an astonished congrega-
ton, as he responded Thank you ;
would you favor ne with the text %
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A French writer recommends a
novel mode of enriching and pro-
noting the growth especially Of
geraniums. Namely, watering the
plants with a solution of $50
grains of glue in about two gallons
of water.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

An exhilaratiug new thing in toys
is miniature hearse, drawn by four
prancing horses, and little cof6n
with doll inside, surrounding by a
group of mourning dolls Next we
shall have a gallows and guillotine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

1t is said that siogle pair of the
German carp, with which some of our
waters have been lately stocked, will
produce twenty thousand young in
one season. They ought to have the
pond to themselves, though.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

CONNECTIONS.
i. WITH South C4ro.iua L. iiroal from Char
:r<iGn.
W:.h Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and al
points North thereof.
With Char!otte Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Charlotte and a: points
%orth thereof.
B. Wi:h Spartan5urs. Uri1n and Columbia
Railroad .or SpaHauburg and ali points
on the Spsrtarbnrg aad A:hev'i'e Kali
road.
C. With Alfalfa ard Charlotte air Line Rail-
WY or Atlanta aud All points South
and West
D: With Atlanta and Charlotte lir Line Rail
way from Atlanta and beyond.
F.. With Sp:rtanburg, Union and ColEWbla
Eailioad from SpartaHbUr2 and points
o. Spa.tanburg and Asheyil!e Railroad
+. With South Carolina Railroad for Charles
ton.
With Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wi!mipg gtoD and the North
With Charlotte Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North:
Standard Time used is Washington. D. G.,
whil': is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia
J. ". FEY. Gen! Supt-
A. Pope General Passenger GENT
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

The convicted embezzler, Cashier
Berry, of Hackensack, has a great
many lady visitors continually in his
cell Recently, thirty-fve called on
him at once This ought to make
embezziing as popular as murder.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

All feeders who have studied the
habits of the animals they feed,
have discerned that they take
special note of time, and are dis
appointed if the time is delayed
only few minutes
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-02

1t may be gratifying to the au-
thorities of some other towns to know
that the streets Of Cincinnati were
never 10 a worse condition. 1t is
said u.isery loves company.