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BGOKs. STATIONERY, etc.
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Bible Gallery, large foiio. containing one hun ..
dred eDgrsvings, by Gustave DoIe, with descrip-
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"Onti Ora" 'Persephone." SC. These volumes
make charming Chri.tmss presents.
10 the best selected stick Of Holiday Goods in
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HOSTEL 7TER'S
CELEBRATED
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Sleep, Appetite ara STRENGTH:

Return when Hostetter's Stomach Ei.ters is sys.
tamstically used BY bilious dyspeot'c sutsa,e,.
Moreover, sinca the brain sym psthiz,s closely
with the stomach ard its associate orgGas. tha
liver ard the bowels as their Gersng cement is
rectiaed by the action of the Bi.:era, mental
dependency produced by that deranssmont
disappears.
For sale bv all Druggist and Dea,ers eanarsllv
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Ta9 Oh? Of Ate,audfa viii MAJ a, r,u,l i.
daily history in ea2h eysain, ,'s issus, and tho
intelligence of!ha: section of lh Commonwealth
which nstlra mas bound TO Alexsndris bv .be
crrvi.lro o: Its mountains or the courses of Il,
rigers IS wall ss that portion linked to IA b0 tba
iron bands o! railways, will b. sssiiuo,s,v
chronlclsi
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HI1tnI.h1i tho news lsiagrams of thu Flew
1''k A:s'ci4:"a Press an OF Eeu.os's Eu,opsan
"g'oc7 osinT. With three exceptions the oniy
!'pst bat"s8a biltilors ord Richmond thst :,
:hHi connec!e7 with tAa gr,at fouIt.iqs of tho
Torts rsvs
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~ "'eS- nj .H' d'iaaAd' upon y! Ghs Gsl ,.ta
va: hs made Z WASHINGTON spa nICH.
"'SD ~. " SfAPhS a3 wall ls An AL2y-
ANDHlA JOURNAL, Tbs Richmond snd
Washington naws OF pas. years has ler. i;t:,s /,
improve bnt YET ctca.as ers,r. viii la msds e.
'asaF' so'otu!s pa't*o.ion in :asss departments.
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BOOTS AED sEsaE9.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

TO GENTLEMEN:
We have large stock of GENTS Fine BOOTS
and SHOES Of very superior quality, made by
hsud, which csnrot be surpassed in style, qus!i-
ity or price. A man may be decsed in a good
suit of clothes and new hst. but if ho has rot
tidy feet he is not conaidered we'll dressed.
These goods will be sold for much less than
they can be bought fer in this toan or Washing
ton. all We ask is for you to come ind examine
them. W. Il. WADDEY, II0 Etng st.
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Glo ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE bepu, i

iho ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, bcrua in
li'9 IL the oldes. newspaper il tho STATE, and
.ha oa!y daily published ia Northern Virginia.
1t HISS survival with few exceptions, oil the
public presses in Aa1orica which saw with i! he
d'"n OF tle ninotoenti century. 1. Lies, to,
ne! N decay, bu. fal of liio and yigor,
giving h.t tna news, telling the tru.a without
!'ir' favor or affection, trenching on tho privacy
d no mans home. bat fal TO the b.im with ell
public Information. ana givin. daily honsst
'lisments OF pnhlio man and public messures.
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sssp'h"s EHsH ELS.
SSttl1
Popninr Monthly Draxtng of the
Commonwealth DIStrlbutionti0

At hscsuloy'S Thea!ro in the city OF Louis.
vil!o, on
,v MONDAY. JANUARY 81, 1881.
Aao5e drawings occa7 monthly (5undAys ex-
capiod) undur provisions of On Act of the Com.
era Assembly Of knntucky, inCoracrEtinr the
No"PHr+ Printing aAd Newspaper Co., approved
April 9 1873
&s This in IL special aes, and has
never been repealed.
tnp UA,Vui SL,.tus .lrnuIt Court on March 3I
rendered lha fol oH,rG decisions:
isg-shhg t;ts Commonwealth Hss.
tF.5us,Gn Gsinpany is legal.
S3-3ss drawings are fair.
IAe Co:upauy ras co y on hand Isrva reserva
Iund. Rest cireiu(ly the list of orizos for the
anUA4Y DRAWING.
27i2a-." 36U,uvO LOO prlDes 500 each $40 OOO
| pTlse... !0,U0 2iI priGcs 90 esch 10000
ipcizs",- 5,lV} G00 prizes 70 each 1900
l,O3G prizes IL each 1900
~ prizes 81 O0J oscd SlUGNG
III pTlG9s 5T1 c.cn i0G1
q pre-. ,2 5G5 e%t:'' Approx. prl59s "."52, 200
prizes lG0 sacn :; SfT]
l,ISJ p.:sG3, s112 ar4)
~, "foe sicsets - hall :'oisss 81; q tickets
Eemt iicn , or 9,az ,.r-s. in Lister. orsand
- -, E-'tg;a pVM' - SGNC By REGISTER.
~ L4!Ta2 Or PO~TUFEfOS UKDER.
OTte7s OF 20 and uEwsrd, By Ezprsss, can hs
sahs st ctr exneoea address sl orders to *.
u. H"sass11a az; Guu7ier..Iourna' Build.
~, asDusscsfse. Ky. nr T.g, CONNER.
FOho, 2l2 brosdwsy,N. 7. janl -eotd
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Fhe Business and % nmsrclsl columasot tho
dazs!!s will be flel wi.h lhs earliest and mos.
ezac! commercial news, edited with such psjns.
tsR'as Gaze as will render al error, where even
slight er!ors arc dangerous, impossible.
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DB GOODS,

pEDUCING PRICES.
"A Wednesday, Jan. j.h, 1881.
We h.ro q good stock Ct Cloaks Sbswla
Sflits. Comforts Blankets, Horse Blankets and
fisnne!s in store, snd will sell them st reduced
prices. Call and price them.
=. +. BRASHEaR 1f9 King st
lar5 Alexandra, Virginia.
H EADQUAETaRS FOR BLACK CASH
- MERES
Black & )ods Specially.
We have lust received ard offer tie bas! stock
OF Black French Cashmeres we have ever
brought to this market. These goods are of the
0eSt makes and known reputation. and We war;
rant every piece; also full line of B,sck Cash
mcTe Snawls, superior quality aud very cheap
u. +. BRASHEAR,
oc!G ll9 King St AIexsn6ris, vs
TLOAKS AND CIRCULARS.
~ Wednesday. Dec 9Th, $780,
We orcn to day q splendid assortment Of
C'o:k5 and Circulars, vary new and stylish.
Csll sid s.e them. d F. BEASHEAE,
dec9 100 King street Alesandris, ".
TLOAKSl CLOAkSl
~ "Wednesday, Nov. "a, 1880.
WE have another invoice oi Cloaks from S4
% S3O. Can and 500 them. ALSO BLACK
FhESCH CASHMESE (ail woody ct 10. per
yard; very cheap
D. = BRASREAR,
roTN No. lC9 King qt., Alexandria, We,
e,sp'H"s' EbSF5 5EN
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Inc O'l!le Markets o! all the leading points of
mo world whose rates sGsc. this ma7ke. wiu be
quo'ed' aid regular statements OF the Bsl.inore.
"eoTse.oWn, Washington and Alsxanjris ssles
Of cattle will appear.
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The Common Sense Stew Pan
THE GRHATE%T CULINARyINVEN.
TON GF TEE AGE,

1t is mado Of Ere clay and is the only hre
proet vessel made IF cay in the market.
It ig finely GLAZED inside .nd out, which is
warranted not TO scale off or become damaged
by heat.
READ TRIS-Fruit Of tho most scidulous
nature can bs cooked in them without obtaining
any metallic taste or di:coloration. They will
not scorch or burn as iron and tin pots do; they
are made Of pure fra clsy and the glazing being
purely estthen, hence they are more conducive
10 good hesth. 1t il strong and durable and
with ordinary caro- will last sn age. Eeing the
lowest prlc9d vessel ever offered, it is within the
reach OF every one.
Buy one and you DiW 7,erer be NTH 1ut one.
or sale by GHHGURr r UBhIEN, whole.
sale. and MCLEAN u URLEK, wholesale snd
retail dec23
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To the Ladies.

We have greet many new styles for lsdias'
wear that are reslly beautiful. Ladies who have
any desire to present handsome understanding
will Go well to examine them q.
WADDEY's, liG Kin. st.
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Y'SFERTILIZ[NG CHEMlCALS
~ The formula given below is based upon On
experience OF many years and is we'll adapted
to either Wheat. Corn, Potatoes OF Tobscco.-
Formula:
2OO lbs Pure Dissolved Slaughter House Bones,
l50 lbs sulphate Potsshf
IS los Sulphate Msgnesia,
10 bs sui phate Am moGis.
frlce Sl0 For use the above formula shol.ll bc
mixed with sufficient dry muck, decayed veagta.
Die matter, or stable manure to make one ton IN
weight. The compost may bs used i'm me iiataly
after mixing, bu it is improved by being allow.
cd to remain some days unde. shelter, In order
That the bone and chemicals may thoroughly
commlngle and pervsde the mass. Apply BIZ
means OF drill from 200 to 30U pounds to TIE
acre. The above price is net cash for tho for.
muis, delivered free on board the cars Or steam.
boat in Alexandria, Va.
jANNEY SEQ,
sep l6 hog. 70 and 162 King sreet.
pISOS CUBE FOR CONSUMPpION-lt
4 the season for Coughs and Colds is scain
upon Us, We desire oncs more TO call the siiep.
ton OF our customers to the above invslu.oe
medicine " is now over ton Yesrs sinCa va
trst introduced this Preparation into Ia g SECTION
OF countcy, aud our sales of i. have coalinu ID
annually largely TO increase, sud With u!u,.Iar.
ruptod satisfaction TO all who have u.sa il Also
PlS IS CURE FOE GaTANRu, u sure rene.
dy for that very common and disagrcs.ble dis
esse. Both preparations are put I'd ia bott.ss
OF Two SIZES, retailing b: 25c ant 81 re5p,c,,ycly
Ine sfado supplied at prrpr,etor's rates,
JANNhY q CO,
oct2 wholesale Agents 70 { l52 KING Ct
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Inc Flour Grain and Produce movements
Will os noted daily. sld the sales of the Alexsn.
aF'a aad neis boring markets given with accu.
s'c7 an dispatch. Tho Grocery and ether mar.
ke:s wi. RECEIVE constant attention ard the
money OF stock markets OF the country optic.
mzea f'r l.s columns, full de.sils being given
% ali stocks, se., which 2nd Investors il this
section of the country.
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q LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
IA STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SHOES,
OF every description, which will be sold cheaper
than they can bs bought elsewhere. They are
the best in the market
WADDEY, 10 King ST..
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Ino advertising columns Ct ths Gszst!e offsr
'Aauc' onts which experience hiss shown to af-
soFc greater returns for smsll Investment than
s2y o!her which csn be nsto.
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PAR'Ess FsANGHsGS, sc.

AS. +. CAkLlN s. SONS, 63 Kibg streat,
~ have now in store fine stock Of lyory.
handled Knives, Plated Forks and spoons. Pen
aud Pocket Knives. u large assortment of Tool
CHESTS: SEates, Gc.,-usetul holiday presents.
decli
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
The Jefferson Excursion.

The advertisement of the jefferson
Democratic Clubs excursion to Coney
Island, Brighton and Manhattan Beaches
on Thursday, August 11tb, appears in
to-day's GAZETTE.
In making on excursion to this famous
resort, 1t is the intention Of the club to
make the affair Of the most pleasant and
agreeable character. Mr.. p. T. e.
Smith, who has heretofore given the
most popular excursions to Coney
Island, will not give any this summer,
but the Jefferson Club will supply his
place in this respect In the most accep-
table manner. Due attention will be
paid to all details and arrangements
necessary for the comfort and pleasure
of the excursienis.s, and nothing but
bad weather can prevent the AFFAIR from
being o grand success.
In furtherance Of this ex cursion the
Club has issued little advertising sheet
called the jefferson E1cursionist, con-
tanning details of the excursion and ex-
cellent descriptions Of the manifold at.
fractions of Coney leland. 1t will be
served on the streets and sent gratis tG
any one desiring to see 1t.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
General Foreign NeaOs.
LONDON, July %, 1881.

A despatch from Berlin to the Daaty
Ne,rs states that seven more SOCIALISTS
have been banished from Leipsig.
The Standards Vienna despatch says
that thunder storm yesterday In the
western part of Russian Poland greatly
damaged the crops.
A telegram from East London, Kaff-
raria, near Cape Town, states that q ter
rife gale has occurred there, during
which three vessels were wrecked and
thirty persons we're drowned.
The Bow Street Police Court has
granted summons against MI. Charlie
Newdegate, conservative member oi
Parliament, on the charge Of mainten.
ance preferred by MIR. Charles Brad.
laugh.
A horse distemper, similar to that In
New York III 1873, has appeared In Ber-
In recently. Only In o few cases b al the
disease terminated fatally, but the tram
ways are much inconvenienced aud the
service has had TO be reduced.
Advices from Buenos Ayres, dated
June 20, state that presentation has
been made TO the American Minister as
amark of approval Of his labors In affec-
ting a peaceful ARRANGEMENT Of the from.
tier question between Chile and the Ar.
gentine Confederation.
A Berlin despatch to the Times says
Immigration returns from Bremen
show that n 1903 persons left there fol
American duri' z the first half of the
year 1881. Thus 1t would not be aston.
ishing II by the end of the present yeai
Germany lost 1888 600 subjects"
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
New Beneflctal Order.

Thirty charter members have been
procured fer O new beneficial organi-
"a ion known as Lodge of the An
cient Order of United W0rkmen, which
will be instituted in this city on Mon
day or Tuesday evening Of next week.
The organization is being managed by
Sam'l Il. Osmond, of Baltimore, d. G.
M. W., and Grand Lecturer for Mary
land.
The Ancient Order Of United Work.
men is beneficial organization that
has been in existence about eleven
years and is now in flourishing con-
dition, with o total membership oi
over 100000. One lodge alone,
Quaker City, No. 116, of Philadelphia,
has membership of over 1900. 1t is
conducted on the mutual insurance
plan, the sum of %, 900 being paid to
the family Of every deceased member.
The insurance money 10 raised by di-
rect assessment, but as one assessment
leaves a large surplus for the payment
of subsequent insnrances, 1t is said the
cos on each member 10 but $14 per
year.
During tho past year number OF
lodges have been organised through
out the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
and the Delaware neld is now being
worked by Mr.. Osmond. When the
Order gains o good footing here, a
Grand Lodge division will be formed,
composed Of the subordinate lodges Of
Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
SECOND. EDITION
The PRESIDENT
VERY MUCH BETTER.
All the Chances in Favor OF His Re-
cOvery-He Does Not Look Like
q Man Who is Going to Die,
Says DIR. Hamilton.

WASHINGTON, July N.-1he President
Is In better condition 30 recover than at
any time since he was shot, and IL no
unforeseen complications are manifested
by the end of the week 1t Ia thought that
he can be pronounced out of danger. 1t
is barely possible that there may be
another stoppage of the flow of pus, and
py % mia has been known to set in as late
as four weeks after gunshot wound was
received, but there is no reason to appre-
hend these complications In the Presi-
dent's case. The operations which have
been performed have greatly improved
the condition of the wound, and there is
m uoh less reason to spprehend danger
from either of the causes above-men-
toned than heretofore. The President
now wants strength more than anything
else, and as his stomach is in good con-
di ion considering what he has borne, 1t
ts only q question of time when be will
be able to recover from his weakness.
WASHINGTON. July 28.-At 2.S0 A. M.
Pulse. respiration ana temperature nor
NAL. The very favorable symptoms OF
yesterday continue.
The following official bulletins were
issued yesterday:
SA, M.-The Pres dent slept last night
from s, P. M 10 8 A. NJ, with buta single
break of snort duration at III p. M. Since
O'Clock this morning he has doztd quiet
ly, awakening at 1nteryal,. There has
been no rigors. eHe takes his nourish-
ment well and his general condition is
improving. He expresses himself as feel
Ing better and more rested. Pulse, 81 |;
temperature 88.4 !; respiration IL.
1880 r. M.-1he Pres dents wound YVES
dressed just a ter the morning bulletin
was issued, 1t looks well, and the pus,
which is healthy in character, is dis.
charging freely. Since tn he has relt-
ed quietly and takes his nourishmeut
readily aud without gastric disturbance.
At present his pulse ls y temperature
93 4 res piration Is.
7P. M.'-The President Is still resting
Qute Iy. He has be en- able to take more
nourishment to- day than for several
days past, and up to the present hour
has had no febrile rise of temperatul G.
His wound has just peen dressed. 1t
looks well and has con ntinued to discharge
healthy pus in sufficient quantity dur
ing the day. His pulse ia now ~ tenn
perature 81 s; respiration, 20.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
INTO THE CnRIsTIANA.
An Unknown Man DrOwned-Was
1t Suicide OF Accident f-Sus.
| ptctOns OF Foul Play.

An Unknown Man DrOwned-Was
1t Suicide OF Accident f-Sus.
piciOns OF Foul Play.
About the time that the clocks were
toiling the hour of midnight last night,
an unknown man was drowned in the
Christiana.
Sergeants Dolan and Jones, accom-
panied by number of officers, were
returning from over the bridge, having
been over for the purpose of clearing a
gang of tramps away, and when near
ing the bridge, they heard a splash as
though some object had fallen into the
creek. They gave the matter very
little thought until they reached Front
and King streets, when officer Richard
son, was approached by a man who
seemed to be very much excited. The
man informed the officer that a friend
of his had fallen into the Christiana
at King street wharf, and he was
afraid that he was drowned.
The officers and the man proceeded
at once to the wharf and with the aid
of lantern endeavored to find some
traces of the missing man, but were
unable to find any. The man was
then questioned by the officers,
and he stated that and he
the supposed drow ned man, had met at
the Pennsylvania House, and had sew
eral drinks together, and about IL o'clock
he proposed that they take walk. They
proceeded towars the creek but q short
distance when the missing man started
on run toward the creek and dlsap-
reared. l..
He quickly followed him, and upon
reaching the wharf saw hat floating by
in the tide. Being further questioned
he said that be bad met the man early
In lbe evening at the Pennsylvania
House. He also said that the missing
man was employed on boat, and then
contradicted himself by saying that he
was employed on railroad. Both OF
the meu were seen going toward the
creek by several persons and only enc
was seen to return. Thinking there
might have been foul play, sergeant
Dolau took the man into custody and
locked him up. After he was placed
under arrest he refused to say anything
or give his name or the name of the man
supposed to have been drowned.
Several of the officers searched for the
body up to O'Clock this morning but
without avail. The coroner was noti-
fed and has instituted search for tine
body, but it bad not been found up to 10
o'clock.
The clerk of the Pennsylvania House
remembers the two strangers being
there, and they were sitting In front OF
the hotel when he prepared to close up.
They asked for drink, but he refused
to give 1t to them. He says that neither
one of them appeared to bs intoxicated.
The man arrested was given prelim.
mary hearing before Acting Mayor
O'Neill this morning. He gave his name
as Daniel Murphy, residence Consho~
hocken, Pa. He was held to await the
action of the coroner.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
aAs @aily @asstts.
..n At WILMINGTON PosT.oyTIoH
sNTEREp sEcoND-cLAss MATrER.
W A. HAMMOND, who Is known
~ ,,m,nous and learned expert In all
so,ts az of medical cases, appears 10 nave
oasvsd 'oa subpoena in the Presidents
40. a "bear expert"- World,

LONDON is the pas, decade from 1871
IN 1ssl--has made the most rapid growth
in nopulstton of any city in the world.
rha ,ncre ase in the number ofits inhaoi-
tant, during these ten years has b en- In
rouud numbers 65l, 900. Its total number
NJ inhabitants being now 3,slo,oOO, OF
sleveu times that OF Baltimores. There
ara in London 4s8 2S6 houses, 80 that,
roughly, there are eight persons to eacn
bouse. and there still remain nearly
30 OCo uuinhabited. and 5000 are In
course OF construction. According to
the latest census before that Of 81 there
were p, ,57l persons to the tqaare NILE
of area: now the density OF the popula
ton is Co., ,o54 to the statute acre, oI
1913 6 to the square mile. Although
London contains SO many people 1t ID
not 80 large as Philadelphia, the popuia'
tion of which is 1000, O,00O.-Bah. Gazette
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
REGISTERS ORDER.
RRGnr1R's OFFICE,

RKGlgTRR's OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLn COUNTY. June 18th, lS60.
Upon the application ofAnnie vancean
Thomas B. Vance, Executors Of Mani
Miller, late OF Brandywine Hundred, j.
said county, deceased, 1t In orders
and directed by the Register tn
the Executors aforesaid give mott,
Of granting of Letters OF TestamcI
tary apon the estate Of the decease
with the date of granting. thereo
within forty days from the date OF suci
Letters In six OF the most public places 1.
the county of New Castle. requiring al
tate to present the same. or abide by ~
Act Of Assembly In such case made an.
provided; and also cause the same TO b.
inserted within the same period In ths
WILMINaToN GAZETTE, . newspaper pub
tished in Wilmington. and to be oontin
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
.@>, Given under the hand and sea
l.. 8. of Office Of the Register aforesai.
A@~1 at Wilmington, In New Castls
county Aforesaid, the day and year apoV,
written. s. @. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tn,
estate of the deceased. must present tn,
same, duly attested 10 the Executors, OF
or before June 18th, 1852, or abide the Ac
D. Assembly in such case made and pro
yided. ANNIE VANCE.
THOMAS B. VANCE,
Executors.
ddress-Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
Hunt the Villain Down.


TROY. N. Y, July N.-Charles Park
or, guide in the Adirondacks, at Blue
Mountain lake, while guiding Mrs.
George Bull from Forked lake to Long
lake, yesterday, where she was to be
the guest of Ex-senator Platt, made q
beinous assault upon her. He almost
strangled her, and tore her clothing into
shreds. All the guides of the Adiron-
ascks are hunting the villain down:
They have sworn vengeance, and Will
have him, dead or alive.
Extra Luck OF q Lucky Plumber
Was shown by shown by W. Q. Pendle-
ton a worthy plumber ONO. II Bradley
Az. london Conn. sending M. a. Daup,,
An, ra,w,ns inv 500 in the June drawing Of
Inc Louisiana state Lottery. july ~
It's reported from San Laricia,
New Mexico that rancho near that
nlace. at which were two men and
several women and children, had
been surrounded by Indians. A de-
tachment of soldiers left on Monday
for the scene, volunteer party fol-
lowed on Tuesday.
Tricket, the Australian orsman has
offered to row Hosmer for $1,000 q
side on Saratoga Lake.
NoTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
kestorer Is the marvel Of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. Ali fits stopped free
Send TO 93l Arch StreetI 'Phils dslphia
| oct 20-ll
Well. Managed dCOuntyF1nances.
The bonded debt of Dorchester county
Nd, Is now SAC, 200, due in 1856. MT
| Meekins, the treasurer, destroyed 81 ,10t
| of the debt last week. The county sink
iny fund as So, 1922, and the actual deb
! of the county Is therefore S36,37S. II
| addition TO Sc, 100 of bonds taken up b.
the present treasurer, fl ,ating debt o
more than $50 900 has been paid of, AM
the commissioners are now prepared u
take up more bonds whenever any ar
offered for sale.