davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
SCHOOL MATTERS.

The Board of School Trustees have de.
cided that owing to the lateness OF the sea.
son there will not be time to erect the new
brick school house in Dillon this fall. To
put up brick building during freezing
nights would be hazardous undertaking.
The experience at Butte and other places
Is warming that brick buildings should not
dation of the new school house will be laid
this fall and when Spring opens the house
will be erected.
The Dillon Public School will open on
Monday, October 10Th. for the fall and
winter term. Miss Mary Carter will be
principal and Miss Millie Coffin assistant.
A primary school will be opened on next
Monday, the 9th, by Emily Jackson in the
front room Of Mrs. Haines' dwelling.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
lGAGINNIs' MOVEMENTS.

From Mr.. Lou c. Fyhrie. who travelled
with Major Maginnis from Helena to the
West Side on last Monday, we learn that
the Major opens the campaign IN Missoula
COUNTY with Hon. Alex. E.. Mavhew and
W. +: Pemberton. Esq., Of Butte, 10 assist
him tn addressing the people. He will
then proceed to the Eastern part of the
TERRITORY, and In about three weeks from
now MAJOR Maginnis. accompanied BY other
able Democratic speakers, viii address the
people Of Beaverhead County at Dillon
and Glendale.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
PERSONAL.

Lou c. Fyhrie returned on Wednesday
from Helena.
Dave Alderdice, of Spring Hill, was no.
ticed In town.
Ben Dilmer, of Glendale, spent a couple
Of days in town.
Mrs. I. e. Closton, proprietress of the
hotel At Salisbury, visited Dillon yesterday
Rev. E. G. Prout, Of Virginia City, filled
his monthly Dillon appointment on last
Sunday.
VIM. A. Means, In charge Of Sheridan
party Of returning Geyser tourists, was IN
town on Thursday.
O. D. French, Of Virginia City was In
Dillon Yesterday, and paid the TRIBUNE
Office an agreeable call.
Hon. w. w. Morris, Democratic candi
date for Councilman In Madison county,
went East or last Sunday, and will be ab'
sent three weeks.
]. H. Rourk and wife returned on Las,
Sunday from Geyserland, where they ex.
perienced too much rough weather 70,
comfort or pleasure.
Late Scott Of Argenta. represented tina,
precinct at the Committees meeting on las,
Wednesday, and spoke Of unfaltering adhe
sion to Democratic principles.
Judge Lawrence A. Browne, Of Blue
Wing, who has been on the sick list for thu
past month, Il on his pins again, and ha,
been paying Dillon visit this week.
Mrs. F. Hartman and daughters, have ar
rived from Civil Bend, Mo-, and are stop
ping at the Goodrich House, awaiting the
arrival Of Mr.. Hartman from the Gallatin
Nose Morrison, of Lion CITY, membe,
Of the Democratic Central Committee at
tended the meeting and delivered the ad
dress that placed the Glendale Doctor il
nomination.
DR.. ]. E. Clutter departed the fore par
OF the week for Southern California, to Wis
It the widow and little Cutters. The d.
will be absent for two or three weeks visit
ing his family.
DR.. Schmalhausen, Chairman of IN.
Democratic CentralC Committee andnominee
tor Representative In the Legislature wa,
down from Glendale for two DAYS and In.
tervtewed his coming constituents.
Orville w. w. Rote, Democratic candi.
date for "County Daddy" came down from
Glendale as guest to enthuse the sub Con
vention OF last Wednesday. Mr.. Rote',
remarks on the occasion were entirely Dem
ocratic.
VIM. II. Taylor, the popular Republican
candidate for Assessor In Madison county
paid the TRIBUNE Office call. "Bill~ ex
poets to get there In November. This YEA,
the Republicans have been fortunate h, se
Letting candidates for Assessor in most M
OF the counties Of the Territory.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
B0TKIN's BOOM.

Col. Botkin, the Republican standard.
bearer, opened the campaign At Sun River
on Friday Of last week, and is now making
the opening meeting the Herald says: 1T,
was grand meeting of Republicans. The
reception Of Bntkin was enthusiastic. The
Fort Shaw military band was in attend.
ance and discoursed patriotic music. Able
and eloquent speeches were delivered and
the most earnest feeling was manifested
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

Surveyors General Harris in his report on
Montana predicta: "With the opening Of
another season Montana 10 bound to re-.
ceive material increase In population from
Immigrants looking for homes. Here we
have an immense Territory, where larger
proportion Of productive lands ia open to
presumption than In any other equal area
If the United States. A marked feature Of
Montana's present development Is the fact
that II has received large emigration from
the far West during the present summer,
Men from the Pacific States-from Oregon.
Washington Terri ory and even from Cali.
tnrnta-have settled IN the beautiful and
fertile valleys Of Montana"
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
DIVISION HEADOUARrERs.

The Ogden Pilot says that w. B. Dodd.
ridge, Superintendent Of the Oregon Short
Line and Utah and Northern railways, has
established his headquarters in Ogden and
with his family taken upa residence In that
city. Mr.. Doddridge's Office IL In Perry's
block. on Main street. Ogden, and IL con.
nected by telegraph with all parts of the
Union Pacific main line and the Utah and
Nortiaevn.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
TO TOWN sUbscRrBERs.

Owing to the rambling disposition Of our
Carrier Boy, our Dillon town sub,criher.
will have to call at the PostolIice for tine
TRIBUNE until further notice.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

Maginnis' Official majority ............i,,o7
Out Of I4,l64 votes change Of GA votes
would have altered the result of the cleo.
tton IN 1880. It 10 estimated that the vote
Of Montana In November will be 10000 to
32ooo.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

will open PRIMARY SCHOOL. on Mondsy
October 9th, in the front room of Mrs. Haines
dwelling. Terms, 4I.oo per week.
EMILY JACKSON, Teacher.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

The klveliext new Calcos nj kirkpairick nr.,.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~->>e-s>a.
POTATO Dl00ER&
TIE lasos 'seviag Pittsbssg Potato Digger, Ino,
w. Lowell sells this digger. ''"'
eau at CITY Bakery tor Ice Cream, fresh home
made Cssdy cakes, xtc.. etc. 80
Strawh' r!iss, Cherries and Peaches, received b,
express daily vt the California Fruit Store
send In vasr orders fnr cakes Of all descriptions
which WIN receive prompt and careful attention. Al
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

100 barrels Of Kentucky ,Whiskies In
i'ond, by l.. c. Fyhrie & Co. Ivy
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
Coed News for Dillon,

Good News for Dillonlll
In connection with the City Bakery the propr;cto,
has opened Confectionery Stand. where will he
EaNs ~ ~, time: a choice selection Of Homemade
ta"dy' daily made and guaranteed fresh and good.
CHAS. MORTON,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

&"S 6esss~" tSs~Ssssfs
puR1xSHr6 FHFBT clr,,Dolx
IT pp1,vDAcr pic, ,,.,. go, u.,..,.-o,
~ o w ~ Ns
az ,,.,rrv,,sn rnC.roT
). - hUSANESS AOCAAbs'"
"a bs'9re DnyMg spr,nE wagons LOOK at INC three'
r .rfis = Whites.
Ii For new Hat =, to swee, + Baldwin's,
'-'7>c~-o>~0~~o.oo~o
W. Poindsxter Is nov receiving !a5ge -, and
;pCSo 1'rf = a dne rom .i Nsv
ioek maIkat, wheh are marked down 70 bSq reek
cs. Nsi ;s, large ssoSx OF a ,,nrrsS :;
nv: WI. JUDI ieee''e"' <A'' ko"S "''."e l"
'.'" "saIes. ->>ce~~--~~:o~--~->~ ...t..a 4
WANTED. Everybody to smoke Fixed STAR
,nse assortment of H.ds sn1 hi aa - ~
iIosicry Ladies' and Childr9n's Lace Cellars. and
Hat Ornaments, BEADED III ias Crowns, Plumes, En-
-~~~~~~-~-o~~~-~~~->~
FOR SAL Eth. E;x.d S+,r r;yar NJ Fact,
mans. .,,,
he On the look out for The new stock Of Home
rhs hs ,n.t asr.bi ss.;i r, aa s 80
runnii3 sewing enarhiae In the world. Esil mi
rxa,nifl! NJ charges made to show machines -''
ci.iS -; ' -
The AGENT y"a won't %" se cry.
LOsT.-The man who don't like to smoke
Fixed Star, " '"'''
~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~-~~~~ .-~-
The Dcderick Hay Press. Remember the place,
At the Fish Wagon Depot.
lust received, at Sweet y Baldwins, a fine stock
ct Hats and Caps. g. ,.-s-
Go to 1ohu W. Ioweu,s f,r Harness. Ynn af
ways get a good article at bed rack prices.
uUX Your A6a$xaxe1 1.ae,uo-.
and x..ar3oxto<l arasaelio~
61lsNAfnk
r y n
q. ExIE GGEIN6AW,0
KENTUCKY WHISKY DEPOT.
The LARGEST and Finest 1ire n s,,,;o,.rv .v.-
brought to Dillon, to arrive In few DAYS, ut
Jno WeiRhtinan's
10000 --~>~co-~
stock Of Shirts and Gloves.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~ t.,6
Dolls In oil sisss and kinds. doll heads arms
hodies Re. China and Brttania Tea sets fcr chill.
dren. lust received at Mrs L. T. n anson's N;lEra,,
store. II .'TsF'@ -
r.,, ;:. - 10. -, 49,,
.;vsI ", S,,,. ~ p;I s ~" oSe'sn"es Just re-
>>e" "> '"ee e.e ~ .,'.uw.n ;. ~ ftfa}
"pat.nt Adr,xt,h,. u,,;,,,, ri. :, :., NJ
10 match. is Inst What rnn .yr, =. , WIN ,' ress
shape for any market. For sale only bv John W.
Lowell ~.
sA- A good Havana (Yirar IAN \. h.a .,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

The Furniture Store Mt Dilon In AGAIN In x,,,
MAST, and ~ who are in need of Furniture viii
6nd to the!f interest tn huy 1t once AZ an, scliinS
goods way down. r. W R,,-rs
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

Go to r. ". Pondextcr's and examine his new
stock of Boots and Shoes.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

The vote At the Territorial election for
Delegate to Congress in 1880 stood as fol.
1nss,R.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

If you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. G.. F, & Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

From ten to twenty per cent saved by
huying your Barbed Wire Of John w. Low.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

Highest eese eeae> peasa
-nl sEsEaf. fSaR1s : WHITE
| .~~~>>-~~~~~~~~>~~~~ ~
| GOOD 1Im~0
TO t1ao people OF Dillon Aza<a
! .-.-,.,,4.7s. .-,.y.- vao4nA1Rs ~
?. Lamont having = agsaoy q ths; Northwest
tfylspaasd u furnish IN Who may vish TO buy, 1t
VHO' ~ '' Office with Jno w. Lowell.
l. f.f,-l =. r. '~~-~->~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SANDS + BOYCE. At BUTTE,
Are making Magpifsent
I. Ya.isAeyS9x- 'aa.s e=sosa.s
kConssstng RFau 8oysIass 5~,.--@
Combination Dress Goods,
Lovely New Neckwear,
Fine Dress Trimmings,
Fine Fancy Hosiery and Gloves,
Specialty-Do'inan and Suit Department.
ga general Invitation is sxtesdRd y the Pub
Y & eur c'a h1hO''sa q ss 81 M'sr
Main Street, Butte City.
FrAv~te 0oaaooa.
will open PRIMARY SCHOOL. on Mondsy,
October 9th, in the front room of Mrs. Haines'
dwelling Terms ff Eng psF xxx Teacher.
] view 1.,a.,a,,.r Yard.
George ". Savage has opened a Lumber Yard
adjoining the Railway Freight Depot, where he will
keep complsae assortment 81 HViiding Material
VI II = ->~~-~~~-~~~~>~&.~
Fur Caps and all kinds Of Wool Hats at T. w.
P0indextcrs.
California Flannel and Blanket Underwear at T.
w. Poindexter's. go =. Fs
~~~-~-~~->$~~~~-~~~~~~
Go to T. ". Poindextcrs and examine his
stock of BoOts and Shoes.
~~~~~~~->~>~~~~~-~~~~
New Dress Goods at r. w. Poindexters.
---~~>~~~~-~~~~~~<~~-~
All kinds Of Canvas Clothing at +. w. Poin.
dexter's.
A fine assortment Of Men Overc,Mts and Suits
at 7. w. Pondexter's. SO
VIII Pillincr, Photographer, will be at Sheri.
dan next week prepared 10 take pictures in the old
Nesbtt Gallery.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
-
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.


will be at the Goodrich House in Dillon for few
weeks longer and win attend to all husi,,ess in my
line. Nv A. TALBOT. Dentist
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

FRUIT STAND,
Fruits 1t all kinds, In season, at lohn W.ipht
mans ssaas. In the Postoflicc Building.
"A large aad choice selection Of New Music ~,
the Aatnphune. At Butts Furniture Store, ~
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
FRUIT STAND.

Il, I:rSe lot Of essap Redsteads just received q,
"'S e1seesW ooM0te SIOte. II
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

a. iimmense stack of Dry Goods Jus. received a
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

=, Mu~Muaek bros have opened their new stock OF
hones. Slsoes and Slippers this week.
Inc ene.e md largest stock If bows Clothins
in Ws0n, just received at kirkpatrick Bros' store
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

View 1vaEnAtvaxoS
just rereived at Butts Furniture Store Blackwal.
nut nedroom Suits. Redsteads, Cot Reds. A 6nx
I''.e OF Rockers. Mattresses, Chro,nos, Panel pic.
Mrss. Photography Frames, Picture Nails, Brackets
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

VIII. Pillincr, Photographer, will be at Sheri:
dan next week prepared 10 take pictures in the old
Nesbtt Gallery.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

2oo. 900 New York apd Key
West Cigars to arrive in d few days,
It l.. c. Fyhrie & Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

Mrs. 7. Dingley ID agent for the light
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

A fine assortment Of Mems Overcnsts and Suits
at 7. w. Poindexters.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

nave % hand - Horse Power Portable En-
gns and I. iech IL Cnse Axih.tor Separator whcl
has heen offered In this Territory. For rarticunr
CAL "a or aasress JOHN w. LOWELL,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

All kinds Of Canvas Clothing at +. w. Poin.
dexter's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

Val Blatz's Milwaukee Beer at L. C
Evhrie y (>r'c
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

New Goods are constantly arriving a,
John Weightman's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

hny the celebrated Rain Wagon o: Scbree. Fer,
RS White. They never change hut stand Sy thu
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

-Four Spring Wagons. with Express Tons. can b,
had Of Sehrer. Ferris 4 " hitc, f'' >"'' ~
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
D. A. RIGHTENOUR.
C. A r P e N T e r..
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP,
TWIN BRlmEs,

and Ss prepared to mike or mend anything cor:
S ps. Of waGa excepting wr'den legs and Hank..
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

California Flannel and Blanket Underwear at I
w. Poindexter's. Es ~
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

IN - - xxx
Highest 0AOA s11eAOO paid
-3hl SE0R83e FERRIS ! WHITE
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07
New Issa..a1bor Yard.

George ". Savage has opened Lumber Yard
adjoining the Railway Freight Depot where he will
keep complies assortment Of Bp5idtng Material.
|@ ii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Fur Cans and all kinds of Wool Hats at r. w.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

A fresh stuck Of Field Glasses Al lohn yx~;,h.
mana wv '>'' ''SskVs'
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

John Weightman's. :" ~
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

just received NJ the Dillon Furniture Store. ,u,
stock OF Picture Frames. Mouldinys. ctr. '~'
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

mans. ''' 'e's"''
Genuine Hills Concord Har ness at John "
~>'~~~'>~~Ns~~~~~~~>~o.
buy the celebrated Rain Wagon o. scbree. Fer,
ris White They never change hut stand Nv ~.
-Four Spring Wagons, with Express Tons. can b.
mad OF SeFree, Ferris 4 White, -
~>--~>~---~>-~~~-~~>----~
ris l. Whites.
~~--
just received NJ the Dillon Furniture Store , IN,
stock OF Picture Frames. Mn,ldinys; etc,
~ YOU want a good Pocket Knife, 20 to
John Weightman's. - w
John Weightman's. -
Mrs. 7. Ding!ey Ia ageat for the light
running Home Sewing Machine.
~-~~~~~~~-~~>>>>>~~~~
Val Blatzs Milwaukee Beer at L. c
Fvhrie Il Co.'S. 1890 .., -
-~~-~-~~>>~>~~~~>
From ten to twenty per cent saved b,
,uying your Barbed Wire Of John w. Low
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

I.owell's. ~ '""" "
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

Fresh Candies. Nah Of unsurpassed excellence.
and bird Seed. e lohs Neiehtman's. :
Those Poteeoe DeggerA at John W. I.owell's
are going ikehot cakes. Secure one before they
are all gone. N''!
We now have the finest and most complctc stock
ut low figures fts cash. '' '.''
SWEET q RAJ OWN
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-07

3. ,. Lamont, havinf - ageAoy d the Hortlwea
Forwarding o., for telling Osal a eDllas vll b
'lsspsrsd u furnish III Who may wish 70 buy, =
DO. per ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

.KAIES FOR CHRISTaaS pbESEHTS
- for sale at low prices at IS King ST.. corner
OF Roysl, by
decl4 j. z. CRElGH tUE G SJN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

SGILVBh WHITB," expressly for cleaning
~ and polishing silver and plated ware; rc-
commended By oil The leading jewellers; fur stle
by Is. Il. e - Al
decI6 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08
County Questions.

Mr. James E. Clements, who, ss has been
stated 10 the Gszstte, WAS last week recom-
meIdad TO the new Superintended of Public
destruction fer County Superintendent tf
Schools 10 The plac, Of Mr. Geo. h. Adams,
says be wishes i: to bs distinctly understood
sha. under no circumstances will be be o,ndi-
date for the position while there is the least
possible chance of Mr. Adams receiving tu,h
appointment, for he believes if thair tYsr was
position esr1ed by love Cf the work, and BIZ
previous long con,iGued and uopaid for s.rvi-
cas IN any cause, the plscs OF Ucubty Superiu-
tepdeot Of Schools is certsiuly richly deserved
b3 Mr.. Il. Il. Adams lo regard to the pro-
posed annexation ef Alexandria county to Fair
tax ccuoly, MIR Clements, says: Ii is not
thought probable that the committee to which
tho bill bss been referred will report fsvoraby
upon It, lroE the iaot that i. is oousider.d ia.
consistent with the Stale CO, slitusiou TO
merge ore county into another; ebd 10
amebd tbs constitution would c0usumo too
mUcl time 10 bring about tho desir, d relief
There is 90 doubt whatever buf that something
will De done by the present Legislature to rt-
ducs the excessive taxation With which the
properly holders IT the o)uniy ore butdentd
fhe batter plan thought OF nov ia 10 have the
Legislature pass law Inning tho rate of tax
s'icn on properly, and smeEdIog the law with
r,fsre1cs 10 the N ,intsioatc, of the peupers
living upon the Arlington essto. which is held
a. U ai,ed States properly aud ,paupers living
thereon, it is though, should be supported by
the Uulted States Gtv:rnmeut aud uut by the
Taxpayers cf Alfx'ndrls county. The bill pre-
posed by MIR. Eiuund' Balke, as understood
ie the c)uDty, fer the sale of delitq lu, lands,
is considered uouec 'ssAry from tue fact that
there are 1oW upon the statute books ample
I-ws for the sale OF suah auds, Code 1873 ch.
3S and these laws need ouly be slrc Iy en-
tnced, as they Should hava been enforced
last scar By authority vestsd 10 the STATE Audi
tor. but for an ides that it was 90 Unpopular
thing TO DO while ap election was pending.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

OLEDSl sLED> SLEDS! We have 10 store
- snd for ssle 3! low prices MICA line of Slecs.
AcLEAN s. UHLER,
ieo5 16 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08
COTyl1aSs0S SFGEe,Hsg-a
w e. JodNSoN & Co.
III = s~NVIN' Q III
ILL KINDS OF IIGN

WHOLESALE GEOCEna.
GENEEhL COMMISSION GEECuA;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08
TRUTH 8TTESTED,
lSome Important Statements OF Well Known
People Wholly Verified

People Wholly Verified
Ia order that the public may fully realize the
genuineneSs of the statements, as we'll as the
power and value Of the article of which they
speak, we publish herewith the fac simie sigma
lures OF parties whose sincerity is beyond ques-
ton. The truth of these testimonials is absolute,
nor csn the facts they announce be ignored.
AleIsndris, Va, August 4, 1881.
WAS thrown from my horse s or wears soo
snd suffered severe wound of the side, which
was aggravated By oisordered kidneys. Bleven
months sgo was attacked with pneumonia and
blacdar disease. deposits of brick dust and albu.
men being discerosble by the naked eye. was
confined 10 the house for six months, and was
unable to cross the floor without assistance Nv
ply siclan did me no good. Having read in my
religious Weekles OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney snd Liver Cure, and bes 2
advised to use it by Csptsia Gr.ham, did so,
and am oLcs more able to walk the streets. NY
pains have LETT me. aud bslisve if I had used
the remedy year ago should then $50 have
been cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

HOUSE INsEcTs.-NJ iusec; VI; id usu lily
intesls the bous., aud ctaws over tho flor or
woodwork Gao 1.-Two under the application Of
bot alum water. II will destroy red aud black
ants. o,ckrosches, spiders aud cbintz bugP.
Take Two pounds of alum and dissolve it iu
three or four quarts of boiling water; let i:
stand on the FIRE uoli the alum is sll melted,
then apply it with brush. while nearly boiling
hot TO every ioint and crevioe in your o'usats,
be6s;ead, pantry shelves, elc. If. iu white
washing ceiling plenty OF alum is add.d to tie
whi!t- xssh, it will keep of insects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

Be CAREFUL OF CANDY.-Dr. A. W. Sher-
herd. of Brock yn, made post nortem exani-
patton last week of the remains of Lzzis M
Thoyer, II years Of age, woo recently di, d efter
eating quauti y of c,udy. The examination
rGve.td The fact tia! death resulted from &c lte
castro enteritia. a p eca of candy about an
inch long found il the pI lorc end OF The sIom-
sch WAS remCv ID, t g.ther with the remaining
coutsIts of Inc stomach for snalyz,iion. The
other organs, with the exception of tho lur gs,
appeared normal. They prstelted the appear
auce of the lunis of person whose death hsd
been carssd by csrholi, oxide sss 1t is
thought By some pAysicisns that the a1slysil Of
the contents Of tho stomach and candy will not
reveal soy poison VIII .teVer and that the clild's
death Wss caused by On ever indulgence OF
candy. Uonfectlors II ule1 c)nlinuslly will
creste gsrs's whicdideatroy the eEtemsch and liver
and tv 5nlual.Y cause death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

sItered 1T the Postofhca st Alexandria, Ta, 81
eeoond Glass matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

McFFETT BELL PUsCaEs Mr.. Duff Green
has Introduced in the House Of Delegates lhs
following till:
Whersss there are now in the care OF the Au
ditor of Public c counts large 1unber of NJ o.
tet bell pur ches. the proI ersy Of lhe Con II )n-
wealth. VII CT ore only vslusbls ss old iron and
brass therefore
BE it enacted by the General Afs,nb'y oi
Ti:ginis 7 b It the Auditor of Public Accoun
be, aud he is htraby, authorized to sci or cause
TO te sold, from III 10 tms sll the MCfet bell
punches which b.lolg to the Common th
for lhe best price he can obtain, and place III
p .oceecs thereof % the credit Of the Con m d.
wealth,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

Coal OIL FOR MEDICAL USE About year
ag, frosted ny feet very badly and tried coal
oil with great success. l; rot on'y cured the
frost, but also h,lf dczon CORDS, some OF
them for ten or 6tleep years; oue for thirty
Eve yetr.. | bathed them and cleaned
tDem oil Of my feet. SIS I'D lh, "g'ou1d
ioh." as wa call it here; hid been troubled
very much with it for macy yssrj, and The coal
oil cured il eotirely. My feet are sounder aod
smoo her tr-'sy thao they have been for 30
years.-A Reader in Country Gentlemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08
Just Received.
r. w. AVERY
226 KING STREET

226 KING STREET
TNHE DIAMOND PACKAGE DYES
L Twenty four Popular Colors Each rack-
sge coors from one TO two pou1d or more &C.
cordiDg to The shade desired. They are equally
USEFUL Tor dyeing Silk. Wool, Cotton, Feathers
of shy color added to pint of boiliag water
makes at once beautiful Ink suitable for either
writing, copying or ruling. Full directions for
use accompany each package, Price ten cents
per psckags. On receipt Of twenty I've cents
We will IN ,il free of postage TO any ad1 1reas t,oo
packages of aay shades desired.
JANNEY & co.
i.n27 19 md l52 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-08

ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
EEve o. hshd GIBSON S Xxx, Xxx, xxx
and PUKE OLD RTE, OLD CABINET
ER8 md TuOAP PSON'S PURE Rye
WHlSKl rs, to which they invite The at.on:ior
Of the !rsde.
0ldefs from the country to1 merchandise shall
receive p?OInp. attention.
CcnsiEA-ne3!s o. Flour, Graia End Couns!y
highest market prices and prompt re:urns.
Northeast cO7Eo! q Cameron sno Royal s.s
Alexandria w. sg,ii