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, 1882-06-17

4 COOP ORDER.-Any one Who cannot
keep private box at the postotiice- and has
had the experience OF getting into the line
behind person. generally female. who has
borhood, anil who on her own account wants
to ask the post clerk the ruling price Of
stamps, u hether dead letters ever come 80
life, and how long since he heard from his
amt, will thank the first assistant +. NJ,
Gen. Hatten. for the order forbidding our
post.masters to allow one person to call fO-
list of names, keeping Others in waiting. and
directing them to require the person attempt
ing to 90 through list 10 fall back and come
up in the rear OF Others after calling for a
single name. la the piost expli;it terms
pcstmasters are forbidden To keep general
callers waiting in order to pick out the mail
for an indefinite number OF persons This
order Will take from certain people the
dearest OF pleasures, that OF handling the
mail OF their neighbors, and keeping lot Of
people waiting. 1t is rather rough on the
young girls who think the clerk just too
utterly ut and snatch at the chance asking
for myriads Of letters affords, to see him
watt his fingers and halo his face in dimpled
smiles as he says mix They'll have to COAX
him around to the stamp window, now, or
rent a box and use that as a sort Of camera
to photograph him. But those who have
neighborhood TO ask for have only one
chance 70 beat the game Of that hard-hearted
newspaper man. Hatton. and that Is IN
stringing all tine namas in one For in-
stance, any letter for WHTbomasoTSamH
Johnson Maria ECoburn Jane smith WD Fen.
tonJoKeeney.
, 1882-06-17
MaIIs MAIIA Maj . 81

WALia NALL, Mar. .. 81.
AiEssRs- J. 1. CASE q Co.
tirsTLEsfs:-lhe J. /. CASE
& Co. p. inch separator that
I purchased Of yOIr ayent- al
Walla Walls is the best ms
chine I ever saw in II field.
The following is sample "f
what ! did e.: Got it sb0nt
Oct. lst, ls5., run throsgh the
vet season, quit November 10:
thre-hed 81 DAYS and il that
tir. r,rn out 1872 bushels OF
wheat The machine WIS
started in the presence Of .ev-
eral gentlemen. who, after
critically examining the work,
declared il the best they ever
saw done.
Millers say wheat from my
machine weighed six pounds
more tn the sack than any
other wheat received in the
gaills.
In c0nclusi n will say the
machine tts ne frst-cisss
Respectfully,
II. H. GRIFFIN
, 1882-06-17
4. The Whole H,ssor, o. Medicine.

Ne preparation has ever performed such mar
vellnus cures. OF maintained so wide reputa-
tion, as Ayers Cherry Pecteral. which is re
cognized as the worlds remedy for al diseases
Of the throat and lungs. Its long continues
series of wonderful cures in al climates has
made il universally known as q safe and relia
bic agent TO employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are the forerunners Of more serious dis
orders, it set. speedily and surely, always re
lieving suffering, and often saving hfe- The
protection it affords, by its timely use in throa'
and chest disorders, makes IT an invaluable
remedy to be be kept always on hand in every
home. No person csn afford to be without II,
and those who have used il never will From
their knowledge Of i.s composition and effects,
physicians use the Cherry Pectoral extensively
in their practice, and clergyInen recommend it.
Ii is absolutely certain IN its remedial effects,
and viii always cure where cures are po=sihls.
FOB SALE sY ALL DEALERs.
, 1882-06-17

CLOSING ESERcIsEs At ST. FIxcESTs.-
We have the programme Of the closing exer-
-ises II -. Einceats Academy, IN this city,
which occur oa 18Th Q; tie curreut month.
ihe exercises VIII be given in the old church
nCildlng and consist Of dranatic renditions.
mnsic aat literary features. That ali these
'iii be enjoyable and amply repay visit. Is
guaranteed by tie character OF the school.
, 1882-06-17

! SEEI"-> ArCIDENr.-Tussl-y " evening
Rev J. H. Marin, Of Dayton, met with an
accident, nearly costing him his life. He
held knife in his hand while doing some
thing about MS horse, when the animal came
s2ainst hin with such force as TO drive the
keen blade deep lnto hi, let hand between
the thumb aud index finger He bled 20
much before the aow could he stepped as TO
become wholly unconscious.
, 1882-06-17

tRIcE oF CArrLE-The Chicago TT,n,s
says that The prices Of cattle At the Chicago
stock yards are the highest that have pre-
vailed since $50 W;Ihin two weeks Tex
ans have Advanced - cents per hundred
pounds. and aa-iye steers 81. sLss were
made ia: day at S 80 to IS 20.
, 1882-06-17
" schefaer's Pure Wines and Brandy.

1t is universally conceded that Wn. Schs'.
.ie.s 81 Helena tCal-I sherry, Port Aniber.
Kissing sni Claret wines, as Also his vacuum
distilled pure Grape Brandy are really suie-
rio, 10 other manufactures, not excepting that
imported. the sdulterstions and impurities OF
whilh Is now generally understood Mr.
Schettier's gooi- are popularity known all over
the Pscifc coast Eight-tenths OF al the drag
gists in California, Oregon and Washington
territory have adopted his goods. discarding
the imported. Ask your druggist here or II
any town in the northwest. and you Will be
quite sure TO obtain It, - You viii st most OF
the frs.-ciass hotels and Dsrs Mr.. Scheffers
Wines and Sanitary Brandy have been stead
ilv growing into favor Entl they are known
well In almost every household s. medicine.
If not otherwise. Mr.. Schefier's process o.
dis,iiling in q Vacuum is his own patent pro
c--s. which relieves his brandy az the fusil on.
rAking it really pure, sanitary and heAi,hfai-
, 1882-06-17

G.LExa MlxE-The Pose City R,p~dt''''H
ssys: We learn by letter from upper >a0"
creek ,h., tie Geiisell Bros. have dis sovered
= valuable e,lena mine. which earr'es native
silver. in the vicinity Of High valley Ine
width Of the lode ls not vet determined
, 1882-06-17

'H'-'-7ay has sent u pam
--- sn E.Ge. with a picture N the
-.s- % be 4 couple of walton's in
.-'.- N..a -.s fish, aud from an inve-;i-
,.r ia-.le Il Is evident tbs. the
-.-'-, g- - 20 fishing and io0i with
We have nj time row. being
- .r- news . III the everlasting.
IA tas >T,yE>yAN. continually
Hs, ve yery much admire the
-. --.A landscapes II It's Little volume.
7,; portraits are t;Gs. We par,ic-
i----'l lie h-l.rami:e and the elastic
imagine :h-; 4 front would be 8
..''. a'; 'o saap ur hei.ramita. The
to-, which tell the fisherman lust
- ''sl>h lay. and the telescopes with
- o '-1- eau see &c ieet under water aud
''s Process Of bite are elegant Affairs.
- sc can't g fishing.
, 1882-06-17
WaLLA wALLA, Apr. Is. '&
Ng.aap. r.sw = n.

WaLLA wALLA, Apr. Is. '&
MsssRs. J. /. CASE 4 Co.
J.. O.-GESTLENES: Refer
ring 10 the 3G-inch Agitstor
and 0hor,e Traction engine
purchased Of yonr agent lat
season. wonld say Il fills ths
bill. The engine steams easily
gives plenty of power, and l
find the traction TO Be Of very
material benefit enough so that
l would not he without IT,
Tie Separator does good
work. Threshes faster, toe-
il cleaner, wastes les. and
cracks less tkaa any ] s,es
.aw'
TIE whole rig strong sIa
durable.
J. r. EgKwER.
, 1882-06-17

Cy.tID P0STACE-The PostmaStarIisn-
eral has issued al or,isr that letters uYcB
which the postage has 10. hesn paid, shall
not lie Forwarded to the dead letter Office
but that the postmaster shAil notify the ad
dressed by postal card u Their presence II
the otice, and upon receipt Of the lostage
they VII. be forwarded
, 1882-06-17
BORN,

In this city, June II, to the wife Of Charles
Abel, son.
In this city, June 9TH. To the wife Of j..
Knu,lsen, Esq, a l0-pouni boy.
, 1882-06-17
Strayed or stolen.

From my ranch. near Colfax, W. T.. one
grey mare abou. IL hands high, 10 OF Il years
old, branded &c on left shoulder. figure 5 On
left hip. Will pay so 20 reward to any one
delivering the said mare 10 ne here OF ~ any
plsce where she may be.
y. 7. CRoAwEii,
ColFAN, May 18th, lSS2
, 1882-06-17

LOGS LosE-Durirg The extremely aigh
water on TIE Skagit, last week. some i,sH'''
ool sss. .i logs broke loose AID xsHi t. se.-
, 1882-06-17
L. X. G. SMITH

4. sppsa.sra Ase.s Ter 0reEsa ssA WaAh.
i.sssa Tesrissry - r. lsriilsrd & Ce. %
~ .leAsased Japltes l0nG Caf AneeAlnS
Tehs~e,. Ysv sale - tbe Trade In bees %
san.
, 1882-06-17

: OsAnse-, iencps, lines. tropical fpis snd
dsiicscies by every steamer, u : Ssoaes
GO. .er First S1a Al sssets. fortiard.
, 1882-06-17

Mail LxE.-fhe stage and msh line
tween Cheney and ColfsI vii go into erect
Jaly lss
, 1882-06-17

Befo,s you are got sicl and be an invalid.
,.s OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER
, 1882-06-17
Keen the Gums Healthy.

If YOU want a swee. mouth and bresth. Ii
the gums become spongy, they lose their iswer
o. hold the teeth. The use Of SOZoDONT Ii
Invaluable because it removes the tartar which
separates the teeth and gum.
, 1882-06-17
l9lrcklu Statesman
saturday JUNE IL, isss'
While we are on this

.-..... Il, suggest that the ordinances N vogue
..-s require the physician 20 whom is dele
....I ,he duty Of prescribing Tor the city as
..t.l. shall examine all cases Of this dis
md make report TO the Board. also
max. r..oulmer Ja.iyns about their disposal
D.. nil also Examine the condition Of the
.-lr. s.T,sols O.: the city seIni-monthly, see
.... o-as.-. regulation, are maintained there
,- .le health # the children. While
.,..r rly,ialau, ale being aITaigned FOR rio-
...,.4 If ,hc Health ordinance. Il might be
"a .....a.l H.. soiat inquiry t. be lns:itu-
... .. 20 the dgt.es required OF the city
...-.asa Il wr arc 10 be striet IN one
.... .... law, let u, be strict IN all. Fer
.....-r.-- has the Eolrd Of Health examined
,. . r-,-. for distance Of five miles above
.. .... - see whether certain eyi! disposed
--.. haze. without Tear Of section l6 or
....- l.aauss they are not within the
..,,.n 70; ANY such ordinance, pitched
....l stream aut4quated cats. defnnct
-- .-a .Dss,. hoop-kmt4 aGl other
rr..la l.able 70 choke or make peo-
...... Aud whle a. ~, It might he a
r...e,u II after the city marshal - make
.... ..,l on the China alleys IN the city.
, a.i auy disease there, perhaps,
..... .r.g,inE Is 50 fi!thy that -PideEnie
... r.-4 E, ab4,heG. hut he IN turn can
cid. -ts-rt commissioner round IN the
..sr mm 20 u and get good
....., u the premises. After all the
-..-..r .... egerybody eau have resting
disease goes on spreading and
deadly work. perfectly unconccrned
..... uIoIgnclamrntns.
..... .r..-sI-.- An q, 0ur markets, s:ores
...u. have very tull supply OF vege-
.......i .,arr household necessities, and
...--..q .rr. with the exception OF meat,
....- rhlu heretofore At tins season.
..-a. butcher shops, meat coutIn0e to be
.. r...!. and from the reports We get,
.. .., likely 20 90 down. for i month or
.. l- +. uo. Luz. as many suppose, 70
..-... hlt to the fact that cattle deal
...... .'-...a large share of the market
... str... ..t 81 the country, Bad not until
.....r &c.. .s uo.g nn tn. range be ready
... t.,a. The quotations here are ::
.... r. roast. 10 t. II cents; sirloin
... .u 70 H. cents porter-house steak,
=. ..,.. Soup meat, 10 10 cents; /; NUT
-... >,p 20 cents corued beet, 10
..... ...lrd pur,. T. cent. Vegetables
... re ~.lJ at the following rates ::
.-| .r.-, 10 cents per box: goo-eber-
....s I--. Gallon cherries. IL cents
... ...a.. u,as. - cents per gallon; new
....-. a..af. per pound pie plant four
.. sr.5 cents: tIrmps two punches
.- .t.. a.arZu, 10 cents a bunch +;
.t-.. - 20 cents: butter - to 20
sru-, - - u - ~.
=,
. vi VII " - 60. -.
d. d.. ''-.''' $500" = '',''''' "
' '....' -" '''.''''S .'' " -
-.. ''''
-'' ''''''''
.... Logan >h" HE'D on the l'th Ut
MINNIE. NI,rt,. Dyer. a resident
f.,..,
, 1882-06-17

wALia WAIA, Mar 20, 81.
MEssRs. J. L CASE q tc.:
GEyRLFsIEy. We witnessed
the working of the Ten-florse
Straw Burning Enssine last
fall that YOU pa; with our Can
ton Pitt'- Separator oGd can
say that wa ARE very much
pleased with it. IL -t-arns
freely and easily. with plenty
of power and lots 10 spare.
And A. m evidence that il fits
u, We have lately purehas-d
it a. vnpr agents, M.ssrz. sta
y-r, Walker x B,wles. VI
Walia Waila-
c. 7. NELSON.
ii. NELsoS,
JAMES Mc!NEDF.
CRAs. NCIgEoE
, 1882-06-17
Horses Lost.

Stn.yed or stolsn-fr from Henry S.einbers'-
place. n-ar the new depot, one so,rel horse,
eight years old, in poor condition, branded W
z IN left hip and the other 8 dark brown
horse, years old. SO reward viii be paid for
the return OF the horses.
No MORE DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
DR.. Henley's California y l. Bitters slwsys
give immediate rrli-f. Sold everywhere
, 1882-06-17
Strayed.
Farm for Sale.

A desirable farm FIR sale "n Dry treea- six
nile northeast Of Walla Walia, consisting -
I'D acres Of land all IN What this seasHA. villa
a good iwelliny kouss. soad DrahaJd, {. gecs.
granaries. sheds and fns We'd. and p,saiJ =
IRE wood On the place wIl take .I.s .thiTs, s.@k
down, the remaiad-E. ii de-isea. in tvo af
,hrre yearly in.tallu.sn's. - ssa pa csrit- Ia
terest, For iuIthfpIa-ticpi-I. s'4nire At thu
oftice or % L. GEASEs,
Ihf On The piase.
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AZ AsElsaTON = oaIC RA1LE0aL
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
FIX Z " & THDMSUN,
General Manogsr, jsr

beginning October ID, 1881.
Inc NALL TRAIN will leave Washington
| e. 2O .. m. snd lAle1 andris at 925 =. Il.
oally except Sunday; p.ss Leesburs, going
westward at II 30 8. q. and arrive q Rouht
I'll! 81 IL 10 10. Leave Bound Hill st Il 30
.. NJ; pass Lecsburs, going eastward, Ct 10
p. NJ, end arrive At Alexandra e. 3 IL p. e.
Edo Al Washin9tos at 8 SOP. 10.
The aClOIMODAIlOc TRAIN will leave
washington at 429 .. ID. and Ale1spGfls 81
70 o. 10 daily, except upd sy, md arrive o.
Leesourg q! 4O p. Il Leave LeesburQ O. 9 W
Z m land arrive at ALI xsndrla at 8 Is ). u
and Washington at 8 81 q. 70.
@ Passengers from Washington will take
mo Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
4 Potomac Railroad station st9 Wa. m and 4U
.. r., and 60 through without change Ct cslS
The S.25 q. IN. srsl1 from Alexandra and l&ay
2: n. srsin from Round Hill conneciat kouna
Hill with GOSH e KITS Daily Line Of
Coaches for SDickersville Berryville and VIZ.
Chester; also Redmsn's Limo Of Coaches. Thlcn
save Lsesourg daily FOR Aide snd Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make clcse connection,
q Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for f'N'
tax Court House.
Communication tickets, % cts per reii"
Annual tick sGs, $50.
Z Il. HAVEEEE,
ocl4-S General Ticket hReh"
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Euuih hound.
Msi!. k-,,.
North Bound.

Ssil. Southwsrd. connects at Chsr|o,,a.,;I,,
9itE Ches. & Ohio r. g., Sas. nnt Wem A.,
G5nctburs, connects with Norfolk ; W.
ern K. H.. through South ives, Virgins e y.
Nashville New CTle:ns aemphis. Little R,,s
and TeIse-snc ST Dsrv;ile With Eich morT :
Dsnville &. e., to South snd South wu.,
Express lr.ils connect ~ Chxrlollp,v;l,o MI,
Chos. = Ohio trains for tho Yves, s,d with ~
y ID ct Iriville fer all uOiLls in srrn
south Fest, Soutbwes. srd kast N'N'
Gxprtss trsiLs nor,hWerd make corpsrIi,, =.
ChsIlnt:ssvi!Ie fur Richmond. - /"
MIXED TRAINS for Main Lire 10. ,o A,
sz.rdria daily, EXCEPT Sunday, 9C0s. NJ s a.
~ p. M Aad returning arrive al A!e1a.t;.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washjo-o,
7 10 9. q. and Aler.ndr:s 7 45a. n, is;i.
except Sunday, arrive At Strsshurg st Il p nm
oonnectiDs with tie Vslley Road las, F. IT,. IT,
Wes. 81 st Hivtr with s. w K for Ir,,,
AND Wnynesooro. Leave S.rasbur3 81 l.,
arriving =, AleIsndri. al IS D. m. 49,
MIXED TRAIN FOB Ma NaS&AS NV.
lSlON leaves Alexsndria daily eycen. Snr.
day, at 10 c. H.. surviving at S:r.sbure a. y
p. NJ, and returning leaves StrEsburs 81 81;
s. H.. arriving in AiUz.ndris et3 1G o. m.
For hiddlebufg, daily (e1cepl Sunday %, =.
nection OF Pla:n, s.e$ion
For Upperuille, regular connection 6. pG...
plane.
For W=ehinstcn, Rsppahannock, daily co,.
nectioa, e7 cept Sunday, at Culpepe-
Al trains connect u aud from WARREN.
TON. .'
All trains make coed connections, =; Ws,l.
iIston. TO and frcl North AMI West.
Pullman SleeDsrs between New York ana
at'auta on mail iraias in each direction witbcp.
CHANGE only one change OF cas- De.Yeen MAJ
York and New Orluaus.
New Orleans sleepera leave Washiny,oa :,
10 Z. M, running through without cnspae
pullman Sleeping Cars between Wsshing,on
p. m. train,
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
Augusta. Ga. on 10 q u connection.
Marks dipstsble Chair Cars arc run on Nisss
trains botweea Washington aid Dsnyilie,
Throulh tickets at loves. rates TO all irpor,.
ant points in tho United states.
hsil Trains In both directions'maka ooss COZ.
nection ct Frsnkiin Jnnct!on 10 and from all
points on Franklin Division.
EEhCER SI,A IIt3RTEH r. n
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1882 eErsr SS2

PEN ESYLVAN1A ROUTB
70 TIE NORTE, WRIST s SCUTHWE EST
DOUBLE ThAUk.
sGESI Nails, SPLENDID SCENY5T.
EAlN!FICENT aQUtpHEEI.
In Eject Js2usry % 1882.
Tfh,Ls 'caEa w .hiDgLoD, from station, co.re:
of sixth and B c.rstts, as follows:
For pn!sburx and The West chicago Limited
g1pre.s of Pullman Hotel snd Sleeping Usn
q; 20 Ii. dsily Fast Lice. 0 80 \ m.
dsi'v, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnsti Western Express I 80 E. m daily,
with Palace Care t, pitt:bars srd Cir c;nnsi.
Rail EIDress At % p. M. ds:!y f3r Piu.ourz
aud The West.
Baltimore ard Pc!,mqc gaii,o.d
For Canahdaigua, Rpche.ter, Buffalo, Ni,zs,a
o. 8 81 . 10. daily. except Saturday, with Psi.
ace Cs's 10 CaD.nda'gus.
For Wiilisneporl. Lock Haven AID Euiia, 8,
:, 81 q. m daily, e1cep: Sundsv.
For NsS York and the ksss, co .. NJ, 10 sos
NJ. ] M, SEQ ard 10 p. 70 On Sunlsy
6o. 5O aud 10 70 .. III. Limited cy;re.i Of
pullman Paslos Cars. 9 80 s. IL. daily, ezcep!
for krooklyn. N. Y all throus h trains cor1ec;
stJa'tey Cny With boals If Brooklyn AnneI,
sfordlLg direct transfer 10 Futon street,
ssvoiditg dcu5le fe,rlsge scroes New YOiS
For i,h'lade7ptis, $50 E. IN 1o8o.. m, 80
V,'' GIL" ~ w D. M. 'n sunday, ~,
, l0, 81, sDd 1910 u. m. L mi.sd Express,
Wv IL. cniy except Sunday
Eor Baltimore. 6 d., 8 %, 8 80 1879 a m t1d
80. 4 20 4 10. 8 40, 7 80. CO. and 10 20 m.
- SUNDAY go $50 8. M, ! 80, 5 49, ! 80
$50 I'D 10 % D M.
For Pops's Greek Line. 20 g. m. and 4iJp N,
daily. except sunday.
tor Annapolis ~ o. 10. and 40 .. m daily,
except unday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FReDERIOKsBU
HALLWAY. AND ALEX aNUKIA AND
WASuaNGTON RalLnuAD
FOR asiex"rdrln $50, 2G. $40, II o. aid
II 26 a. ~. 20. 8. 4 20. 90 and II 60 D. u.
On sunday at 81, 8 ~, IL 70 and II % d. N.
and g % o. IN.
For Richmond and the South, 6 80 and IL rs a.
m: daily, aud 5 90 . m. daily, except SuLtsy;
SEaIls lesTo Alexander. for Wsaulns.oN U.vu
sIS, s53, snd 10 a. L.; II 90, 8. g. T. ard
92o p nj. SID l2 midnight. "a Sunday 1t
US, 50, and lUA. IN; 100 srda2I p. N.
Tlcke;6 anc il for m alton the Ctice, horlb.ss:
corner of 18th aud Pennsy lvania avenue, and Al
the station. where ORDERS can be lett for tee
chrcsir & ot baggage to destinstion from ho:els
and resldehces. J. K. WOOD.
General Passenger agent
FIX NIX THOMSOH,
General Manoger. isrD
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THE 6TGh&RE
GE RGE L r. A RY

Carrying the q s. Msii)
viii leave her wharf foot of Prince street. I'm
To EsDAYS. THURSDAYS and SaTUH.
pans It $50 O'Clock p. m, stopping a.
fi2es Point and Point Lockout going aud re-.
urning Returning leaves NolfOlk On WE'D
BHt Avs. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS st 4
o'ctock p. m
fALl AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning OCTOBER
:iTst cas5 FIRE to Fortress Moaroe and Nor.
fGfs 81 10; Second class, each way, $l6O; First
c'hss fare to i'lney Point and Point Lookout
81 60; second class, each way, IS cts.
Connects ct Norfolk with steamers for Rich
mnod, Sea York and with the Msrchants nj
Miners Iii; o Tor Boston.
Saok3E aATTINGLY, Supt.
I. D. a,iO.. CONT mh26
Al a 6 - :. :.
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Gp eaing AID Cloeang OF tae sssi1s

CLOSING.
Washington, D. G.. and Northeastern mails
.. H., II m. and and l5 p. N.
Western mails 80 and Is 2. m.
Southern msis. via Richmond, Vs., 10 go =
20. and 80 and Is p. N.
South and Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch.
burg Virginia. way ana through MAILS, on ..
m. and OJ p. N.
Manassas Division 00 a. n.
Ale1sndriA TO Round Hill Va, s00a. II
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails Wis Washing
ION, D. c., 30 z. NJ. II On. and 8 On p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va. so g. d
and 9 80 o. N.
South western msils vie Lynchburg. Virginia
Through naisJ including way mails On Midland
Railroad. 50 q. IL.
H.n.ssaa Division &C p a for lock box only
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va, 90 ?. I'll.
Office Houts-Cuico oEons ~ S 80 s. IL, ara
cloaes at : o. 9. n.
Sunday Hours-1:fcs a;,ea= AZ IS :. IT,, Enc
ciosea St > 20 4. IL
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tAS5(lecxXudr;a Oazette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH %

To CURE SHEiP-KLLING Docs The ques-
hoo OF bow 10 prot.c sneep ron the c.resses
Of destruc i've deg, W .ich hss 80 long aeitated
the eg;lcu oral m,od. seems to have been haL-
p ~ ssttlyd b. the farmers If Hucfr Ion and
Somerset uoties. NV jersey Toey trieo
the rzuer Ii :ns Of N OK 10 rlw goats with
their shetp, ard at er the Roals aid sheep
he'd fl lated for q few days they procured ,m,
dogs regu ar sheer slIItrs and s'sried them for
III, iold.. rbe d e.. g,rdi' the affair as a
sort Of rlcbc wen Tor wool md came back
shorn Of their c,noeit. They seemed to III"
sgsin-t goa i o the NOS 10 xpec,ed places, al
were STUCK by the sirgnlsr pstore Of the thirg
aud almost drlVen n'o the grouod by Ihs fcr,o
of the remarks made By h, poars wi their
heads. 10 tho beat tf be bue Mutou
wbrcn the & g hsd always regarded as deli
cacy s1ddep's pail upon the tssre AID they
f-ltc I'd. n doubt The goats, vi b custom
Any pOlieoes-, ask d their guests TO pass their
plst's and htV, some of the muuou, but the
d. g. d not care for mutton. Tbty c,me GU
OF ,he i-!d nDiog On hes legs ADD no WorG
ct enc Ur,g- ne OF tr, m the "a m c0u d loduc.
N % TO so b ok. Thy bad ben br.ken OF
sucking eggs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29

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