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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-02
PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE FREMONT


COUNTY RECORD.
List of letters remaining in the post Of
ice at Canon City, Fremont County, Colo.
for the week ending September ., lsS2. Un-
less called for will be sent to the dead let
ter Office Octotober I, 1882.
Js BowIBY. Postmaster
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-02
Advertised Letters.

Glass, Beeel,efslEag store, aIeciur
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prisoners arrived ut fi,e I'eni-
ftlay seven in all,
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,.,,s,,, stn.w'sry PUN, q "nls' Y iarr'
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,,,,as G.sss ,,,,.I J l'ssF's1's st'Fs' Mcclure
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Look orts for tie Jubilee singer on Sep
tcmbcr 20fh.
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store, @a''s ''9s y Hnss' w Y I s''s '''s :
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helirc block,
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Free gold has been found in the ore from
the RATHER, one of the mines mentioned
above. The specimen can be seen q; the
jcwclry store of Shrff.r & c;rsscdy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05
Extensive Sale
OF
COTSWOLD AND SOUTHDOWN
SHEEP.

T,HF subscriber Will hold his fifth annual
sale ofpure bred Cotswold and Southdown
Sheep, at "Strathmoor, near
Mt. JACKSON, SHENANDOAH CO., VA
Immediately on the Valley Branch Of Bait. 4
Ohio Railroad, o n
WEDNESDAY AUGUST2Srd, 1882,
Some 200 head of both breeds, and about IN
equal number of both sexes, together 18th flew
choice Lambs, will bc sold.
\ small number OF thoroughbred SHORT
HORNS viii be added to the sale.
Many OF these sheep were bred by himself, to-
gcther with selections made in person from
some of the best fiocks in Kentucky, and are OF
the best blood. Trains will leave on morning
ofthesala from Frederick, and HagerstONn. Ma
ryland, Martinsburg, West Virginia, and S.aun-
ton, stopping at all intermediate stations and
returning same day. Tickets at half fare rates.
For time of leaving see large posters at various
depots. GILBERT ;. MEEN,
Mt. jackson, Va.
Col. L. p. Muir, Of Kentucky, A%uctioncer.
August >. lSS2.
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PUBLIC SALE.

A Admil;s--.t0r ~ Thouile Brown. de"''
= ci. 3 Will sell atprhlie- ..rat b.aAe.ty
four miles from ChAr-etoWn.
on THURSDAY, AUGC5FIo, lS82,
the following property:
Three Mares with foal hy jack,
Two Colt, three years ODD.
Three Mulc.-lj months OLD,
Five good Mich Cows,
One Boil,
One leiiCr.
Two lI,srf.
Three s1s Pigs. EisltIioss,
Carriage. one Wagon % BED.
one fafW Wagon.
Two Drills. TUD Harrow,
Two Pl,Ws Oliver Chilled. One S acusc,
One Sunfi-l.
Six Double snogcl Flows. SIX Single,
One Mover.
Two Wa.sa Eat- Two sc.s Shcitings.
one Sleigh, Cu4 Whcotfan,
Two f Bree-hiar -Four ie2d Harness,
tiSo sets plow Ge.rs.
Housing tor % Hor.cs,
Grain Cradle, Single E D0ublct trees -IoF
els. Forks. and other articles u.eini on lalii'
TERAiS-Eirht IIoufhs csedi, on sums ~
Ten Dollars and oycr-ilc pulchaser gNih.
NEGOTIABLE note we'll endorsed. !araDieai bali
of ChariestOWu. with interest irpm date. riii
less than $40. Cash. 30 property 70 De r.
moved until terms are compiled VAN. Hal
90 begin az ~ o'clock.
Admiuistrator.
July %, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05
NOTICE 70 THE TEACHERS OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

T'HE Jefferson County Teacher Institute 90
DO condlnsel 81 Prof t.C.A+.fr. ritaif-
mont. ". Va, Nai he hcld ai tharietpWn 10
thc Stone scaDo.-ioase liin@i'l
DAY. AUGUST It'll pr5x., 20 = CcioE j..
Il. aad closing on Saturday. thc i2th. az noon.
Pupils of the public and priFsic schooi. ans
tac public generally are cordially invited to at-
tend.
The County Board ~ Examiners viii meet
at tliesamc place on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
10TH. for the purpose rf c1amiuing applicant
for certificates 60 teach IL TIE primary schools
Of tie counig. JOIIE HISS,
County superintendent.
July .. 1882
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vrDv ..:...r. opinions OBJ. -if. o-t..t
w.a. 0-. a-.ul -.r. to our own ousn.
.I[ar .f-i.,i or,-,..
l.....-tic gaaf, -a., tha, tl.-. I,,
,.r 81. ,,
tu.r. ,.,c.. .-.a more hamha1 pee
's ,' -aoo.1 go D.''l"
,-oft..F w.. ..lI I.l
The lr a.la repuh.iA-3
Clio e-ceo-..'t. ..nc pleasure as "aouict
.-t."t l. his. Does the SCI m4 agree
C.-. panrc,ed of instructed
.l.s.. .re iambu.,9
~, rr.aahi.a...cd old Girl o. tae ROM
r., f. SAYS that rsp,r Is uo, ode
,o.,lio lhe interest of ANY individual. bu.
~ t- good care t5 publish only things ta-
veraa.c Cd, SIR. Lucas. Above jt expresses
ITSELF too. upon the subj,c,o of trammelcd '
delegates, bu since the Mass Meeting held
en- the interest, o, Mr.. Lucas i'm Romuey 8,
t-s rrj mead hi- hold I'm Hampshire,
.uao.. 81 possible. what had been done al
~@lsuo.rillc. iu q Convention called at ,hcso
Iiclts,.oa o. SIR. Lucas nephew, but, Un
.-a-.sn.tc.y f.r him and his cunnjn-ly de
..f .r.-. ..,,ro..5 If ,,.isr..v .
I''-e "1'' ''. "' ''
condemnation oI the attempt O. trtmme- ~i
ntraumelci DELEGATION. At ~.aucsyi.ly
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Wanted

EOTn energetic young Mer from different
l. ports Of the County to. engage in Selling
Sewing machines fthe Singer on Salary. Good
paw. For particulars apply TO J. Shirley Smith,
Headquarters for the Singer Mfg. Co., at Charles
town, w, Va, Office one door East OF J. Gold
smiths.
july %, 1SS2-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05
SCI Wilt i PRACTICAL IlHhIIS
auckeya Self-Rinder.

Messrs. Wilson and Grifith-Gentlemen -
We take pleasure in saying the Buckeye twine
and wire Self-Bindcrs bought Of You have given
us entire satisfaction, and, indeed, did more
tlan we expected. We had no detention, it did
perfect work in every respect. We consider 1t
less complicated. lighter drait, and more dura-
Die than any in this Market, as We have care
fully examined the workings OF others. We
had no tronbic in saving our down wheat, and
no occasion to horse. rake after them. We re
commend the Buckeye to every farmer, even
those having small crops. Yours Very Truly
Nv. LAkCE.
WM. +. POWERS,
GEO. ". LEVI,
WA. b. PAGE,
II. \. WILLIAMS,
G.. ". HARDESrI,
JNO. COLEMAN,
JAS. !. SHOWERS,
VT. kIRFOOT,
WA. CLAGErr,
TIIOS. 5lIUNATE.
A,.-,e. : 1880 q+
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TO the Public.

THE Charlestown Mil. operated BIZ the ~
j designed, viii BE closed 10 @ few days ioT
-p,;-s. NeanNhi!e my customers vii! be ac-
.-,nmoGafcd AS usual. snd gfer such repairs
and improvements tire Mil viii be in . shape
for us u dobetier work titan ever before. daF-
iug rented for q term or year., / propose to
hing the reputation OF The MANUFACTURES oi
mis- I'D cs-ablishod Mill up % the fullest stan
Jard. and by attention 20 business AMI iais
dAsliuz rore 10 merit q ihc7si patronage.
Tri- - fssa-tl C.P LIGHT.
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~Esissogs'5sOR JcSice.

HNTE firm OF Bishop & Watson. Gas Filters
las been dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be carried on hy the unier
sirncd i'm eli En-, branches. VIII always have
material on hand TO DO work promptly, ans
VIII. also. furnish all kinds Of iron pumps ant
u tthcm In position. viii give special aticn
ton To- the Repairing 81 an kinds u Machine
~. All work warranted 20 giNc satisfaction
and al the lowest price,.
JOHN u. BISHOP.
July D.. lSS2-tf.
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Wy I'LL re-opcnin Charles,own, on lVednes-
W day, September 18th, 1S52, her BOARD
ING and DAY SCHOOL for young ladies and
children. Ihe course of instruction embraces
the English branches, Latin, French, German,
Music Drawing, CaliSthenics and Book-Keep-
ing. Tor partcula apply TO
Miss KENNEDY.
Charlestown, JEFF. Co, West Virginia.
Auu.St 3. l~S2-6t.-
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Charlestown Academy.

WN. II. KAB1E. \. NJ. Principal.
W. G.. WHTE, i. b., Assistant.
VyIIE Session Of 1852 Ind 50 commences On
L September 9Th.
For particulars as 90 terms, &c, send for Cat
alosue cor apply 10 the Principalat Charlcstown,
Jefferson County, West Virginia.
August .. ISS2-C.
Shirt c0DY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05
MAY 18TH, 1899.

We have now in Stock the most complete Stock OF Goods We have ever shown
here. 1t embraces Staple and Fancy Dry Goods a handsome Line OF Dress Goods
incIplipc White Goods q Cashmeres. n full Stock of Notions, q splendid line Of
Ladies Fine Shoes, Slippers, Newport Ties, as, Gents Fine Shoes. Latest style
Cathing for Men, Youths Il BOYS.
We invite all close bayers 70 examine quality and compare prices with any house
in this country. Respectfully.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05
S0gghdO,Cs, Egsscks.

rT1HE undersigned has ON hand for sale Tween
tv-fve beautiful Southdown Bucks (Neem
stock from Is to Is months old. Parties dcs'-
ring TO purchase should apply Ut once; iilce
elopeT Buck. 4 l. IHONTvN
summit Poin,, Jcfl. Co. ". Va
gliv -. f5se-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05

OrrtcE OF THE Gun SaHINo GR.IS DRILL
MANCTACTDEt,
GEcENcAsrlE, PA, Jply Il, 1882.
MISS. pvEE& GALLhHER, Agents, tharlcstown,
GENTLEMEN: We would specially request
tharyou will place orders very carly for what
drills YOU will require Cor jhis season. We ask
thatno orders Tor drill, be placed Beyond what
You think Won can sell, as tho indications are
that we will have culls for iaorc tiian we can
make. Ask yogr farmers to give thcir orders
early il they want ia securc % GOOD drill.
Yours truly,
j.. b. CRCWELL GO.
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PE.gyTEH.

COLT Blue Windsor P.asicr, ground AZ ou-
- mill extra fire. for saicby
VALLEY FERTILIZER COMPANY.
fh0rlestOWn NJrchi IS l's2
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF VALUABLE
Jefferson County
i \ r NJ.

TUE undersigned, special Commi ioners.
4 pursuant to a decree OF Che Circuit Courtot
Jefferson County. made on the 81 day ol Nayf
lo--. tu the CAaucecy Cause II John ". Nicely
r. John J.Shaul ~. 0{, VIII oGcr, for sale by
pablc auction, In front - thc Court-Iiousc Ia
Ch8-lc>'oNn. COZ"
TTESDIY.A JEJST29TH III. 1852, III. H.
thai, tract of land. of john !. Shauil, situated
about q miles from MildlcWay, near theShep-
hcrls,oNn PSI, snd adjoining thcland of Pc
ter Bowers heirs. John +. Shau.l a Thomas
N. Shau.l and others, containing Il acres ]
Rood and 30 perchcs.
This farm has moderate improvements.
TERMS OF SALE third, Cash residue
in ONE au2 two years equal instalments With
interest from day # sale. Bonds 90 purchase
for .bo deferred payments 90 be secured 10y deed
Of trust on the property sold.
FORREST ". BROWN,
WULIAMI. WILSON,
Special Conms.
Iccrtiy that VIM. L.. Wilson, one OF above
special Commissioners has given bond and Sc
curitv as required bv law.
F.P. LYNCH. Clerk Circuit Court.
JET Co. " Va.
u. Gal,ahcf. Np,jioncer.
AUGUST 3. ISS2-it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05

Information has been received from TAYLOR
county. announcing that a,lafge majority OF
the Delegates selected in that county are ayow-
Cd friends ofMr. Lucas.-Spiot.
The Grafton SeatiaeI printed on the spot,
Republican in politics and not an interested
party, says:
a canvass Of the delegation appointed
from Taylor county to the Democratic Con
grcssional Convention shows a majority OF
Hoge delegates"
The Ergie, a Lucas paper, has not claim
ed the delegation for him. The Spirits ut
terly reckless in its statements.
The President on Tuesday vetoed the
River and uarb0r Bill.
The number OF Christians murdered st
three Egyptian towns IS estimated at 500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05

( oAa NC+l ittNft. 49,
L. i. BRADFORD.
Thiukinethat. perhaps. Mr.. Payne might
have mentioned ii % Mai. Brown, aud IN
making his memorandum weeks after tac
Convention. rot him mixed up with Capt.
bradford. we showed the portion 81 Tie
memorandum that wc have copied above.
to Brown and asked him ii Payne hTd spo-
ken 10 him about It,. Iie said; NO. AZ
ter Bradford was out of lhc way | was for
Martin. and I Withdrew Byadiords name
knowing that he could not be- nominated
add blinking that hi, nGmcbclHg before the
Contention would beat Martin. While /
a5m..e Jld-t Hoee Z want q Ben. Martin
i8 ru to Congress that time. Payne. Capt.
Bgtd art nor mo- one else su2g >ted Co me 20
withdraw Bradford name amt did Dc not
90 u1miuatc lioge but-Martin. dad 1t the
the first time on nay responsibility and
the second time ! spoke Co capt. Bradford
about e..
Now ne submit that Mr.. Payne has made
a mistake. His recollection failed him.
He didn't COPY the memorandum when the
facts were fresh I'm mi, memory. But me is
too good lawyer MOTTO know that tlla0e
il iu. tlsfW ~ 0lla'as Judge liose
ieu... th5t he m-.e aHy such agreement.
Can't, Ihous, 81. Bradford denies that he
made auy ce-ccm,tt and even goes farther
and -sy7 "I arrrr a.rfr 70 fn'tolt t7rG'tH t'
mn anil i1re p-rer, ',.elI or i7fl-e"ty.
i..n concerned 40 0ar.'
H,r VIII payue's friends get over these
statements.
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& $50. 1882.
%6TE4 YEAR
For 4uE GRrrNchsTLT GUN SPRING GRAIN d
L---rLL L--n l.uL
1889.


Improved for II Sc.
The rubber feeders form ,hc best farce ttci-
uu-quallcI Boy any in u.e. They have stood
the test of years.
Ia turning the drill at The ends, as passing
from one field to another. no Grain or Fertilizer
passes down thc tubes-this is q great saving
of grain * fertilizer as well Il, IN Improvement
Of value over the old drills. is also au i'm
provemynt over many Of the other make Of
drills now being sold. Farmers desiring to
purchase the very best drill in the market
should give their orders carly for the CEESN-
CASTLE Dallas uone bat the carly orders can
be filled with certainty. Farmers give your
order for . Grcencas,lc Drill SO rs t. secure it
and send FIR tic drill when You want il.
Fer Jiscclars. prices and terms apply 70
DUKE GALLNfiER, agents,
for Jefferson Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05

"a FllucUIc IHa 81 l.4l.t liH-f h'att
icrsya County. West Nir-inia, conia."i"
TEN ACRES or LIND,
on vl'l there e. a leg house and
~tluo adjoining the lsrl. oi Daniel 'reIh
ner. flonia8 Turner. j.. 3 Iciaigfe anH
c-s. Anl & q portion VI TIE tract CON-
Thohias Turner u ThOma HstAtiloIi
utor az ElizlJewcft-by Deed tntoi
iftb. 1857. The alDrcaid Ten aeit7 %
10 satisfy 81 bai4ucc duo upoa 30 ~,
ThOmas Tirncr % Eliza joHctt th.
circd bg afoneaii Decd ri Irp' al re
18th. lsj7-aid baiance bc.ng ~lp-i
fcr,.t on s2-oSj part thereof from J'f
fERNs or saLE cAsH.
sac 10 take place az y D'cioek on ile
I4v Of August. 1ssL APlat vt tle -o-
seen at the ofiee o. the under enei
Trl
J. X 1slliher k%rc,icaecr
july r.. lss--ts.
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Cement.

lust received Carload fresh Round Top &c
- ment. b. {.
Iulv - lSS1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05

The appointment of Hon. VII. II. Flick
of Nartinsburg 10 The L. :. District Attor-
uey ship g this state. r's Gen. y. Goa, u,
resigned. gives much satisfaction = IS d
lawyer OF arility and industry and a gentle
man. every inth of him-srd ne measures
very many inches around the sirth. We
have seen a good mar- press notices and
have heard many individual expressions
concerning tac appointment and q general
e-a,ir .stioa s.c-- 90 BE q result OF IT,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05
To FarnnerSi

OFFICE OF PIEDMONT GUAso 81 MAScFAcrUE-
Inc COMPANY ~
l would respectfully call attention Of our
friends and customers 70 our old and reliable
brands of FERTILIZERS, viz:
PIEDMONT GUANo,
?. G. AMMONIATED
BONE PHOSPHATE
BONE PHOSPHATE.
Thes. goods have been used in Virginia for
the past fifteen years with great success. No
other Fertilizer haviug excelled them III the
production of WHEAT and GRASS.
To pains or expense has been spared in the
preparation of our supplies for the coming
season. which will be in fine drilling condition.
We use nothing but materials OF the highest
grade in our goods, and can therefore recon-
mend them with great confidence TO all who
wish to buy a first class Fertilizer.
We will be pleased 70 have your orders for
all that is needed.
-ac.r Won 70 tina f,llowinr gentlemen
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&H!Ss

ECsT received Car load q. \. < Fine salt
y i. G. WASHINGTON.
July -. 1882.
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Mrs. Il. u. Kennedy

The number OF Christians murdered s
Egyptian towns IS estimated at 800.
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E50og Pssg0fca.

7 WANT 10000 pounds Of Wool for which J
L will pay the hishcs, market price.
JNO. =. JOBE
Drucetowu Moo.eu Mills.
MAJ -. 1872. Frederick County, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-08-05

!. X IsH5Aer. krcilcaecr
July r.. i,s-
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Im,portant eater.

August ), 1872 81.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-25
WEST WASHINGTON.

Invlnclble Council No. z, s. of j., held Its
regular business meeting last night, II also
being the occasion Of the semiannual vista.
tion OF tho Grand Council OF the District OF Co
lumbia There was q large attendance of tho
members and brothers of visiting councils.
and the meeting was OF highly interesting
nature. Addresses were made by the G.. w. o.,
Judge Weed, W. @. Charles Brown, of Spartan
Council; Brothers Holden, OF Eureka; John
Tyler and sarrell, of Pioneer; Ehrens, of Gem
tennial; Rohrer and Belt, OF Invinclble.
Chambers Lodge, Good Templars, held its
visitation last night by the Grand Lodge of tho
District with large attendance of It's men,
bers and many visitors from the washington
initiated. Stirring addresses were made by
tho Grand Worthy Chief Templar OF the Dis
trict, Mrs. Chambers, Judge Holley and P. G.
W. @. II. Sarrell, OF Columbia, recitations by
Mrs. Taylor and songs by the lady and gentle
men members.
Miss Katie Buck, of Baltimore, Is visiting
Mrs. Pond of N street.
General George @. Thomas is better today.
Mr.. Frank Higgins, one OF the oldest ON.
ployes of the Metropolitan Street Railroad
Company known to all tho travellers on that
road as the changer Of the horses at the
stables on street, died last Thursday even
Ing after n short Illness. His funeral takes
place this afternoon at 8 O'Clock from his late
residence on street.
The American Coal Company Will continuo
shipping coal from the mines until December
10 unless forced to stop by the freezing OF the
canal. The canal Will be closed about Decem-
Der 20.
JIG. & ]. NJ. Waters received this morning
by canal-boats Caledonia and Samuel Jarboe
1850 bushels OF wheat and $50 bushels OF
corn.
Four thousand eight hundred and fifty
bushels OF wheat sold on Change this morning
at from 81. 03 to $1.0S4 per bushcl.
High.tide: s this morning, S;25 n. IN. and
SOL p. M Sunday, and 0:16 n. IN. Monday.
Sailed: Schooner Lemuel Hall, Captain Trip,
$50 tons coal for Providence.
WARMERS Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-25
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The following now arrivals are reported nj
the wharvcs for yesterday by BarbOrmastor
Harris; pungy Charley, Captain Herbert, 100
bushels oysters for market; pungy Rowing
pungy Chief, Captain Swami, 700 bushels oys-
lersi pungy Coleman, Captain Russell 800
bushels oysiors pungy Sarah Jane, Captain
Simmons, $50 buehels oysters; pungy Matte
Maud, Captain Kelly, 200 bushels oysters;
pungy Holoman, Captain Bailey, 200 bushels
oysters; pungy Minnie Gasdns captain Gas.
kins, 800 Bushels oysters;. pungy Golden
pungy Mary Ella, Captain Gibson, 100 bush
els oyeters; pungy Virginia, Captain Davis,
500 bushels oysters; pungy Thomas Jefferson
Captain Roberts, 500 bushels oysters pungy
Climax, Captain Crier, $50 bushels oysters.
A large number OF tourists went South on
tho Virginia Midland Railroad this morning.
Tho trains Of the Alexandria & Fredericks.
burg and Chesapeake Ohio Railroads also
went down crowded.
morning via the Baltimore & Potomac Rail.
road. NO week passes without several on
gincs being sent for some OF the now railroads
now In course Of construction Mt the South.
Shooting has almost entirely ceased on the
river front. Most OF our sportemen arc engaged
far down the Potomac, and the familiar crack
Of the ahotgun is seldom heard in the vicinity
OF the Long Bridge.
The lumber inspectors say that the quantity
Of lumber coming to the city 10 almost exactly
the came as in this month last year.
A thief entered st. Dominic's Church last
night but was frightened away before he did
any further harm than to lnIure tho fonts
near the entrance.
Mr.. W. u. Holtzclaw and Miss Oracle Hurdle
will be married Wednesday, the Doth OF No.
vomber, at Q 80 p. M, Mt the Tabernacle.