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LIST or CAUSES.

La VI
For Trial at January Term Of Court, beginning
ON the 22d OF January, 1883.
garnishees.
josiah Brant VS.. Ell. W. Rhoads.
VIM. H BowmAn VS.. John L. Smiths admin
~istrator, garnishee sc.
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania use OF Johl
Wits heirs VS.. Jacob Neff ct. al.
Same VS.. Same.
Same VS.. name.
| Same VS.. same.
Elijah Bowers vs.. Silas Jenkins and wife.
Sailie Z. Havely VS.. y. T. Hay.
Matthias Shaulis' administrator VS.. F. NJ
| ShauIis ct. al.
William T. Wallace vs.. William SiIbaugh.
Same vs.. Andrew J. Holiday.
Phiison, Black 4 Co. VS.. G. b. Moore ct. al.
Charles A. Lewis vs.. John Weigle.
August Koehl re- use VS. S. ?. Snyder.
Joseph Crist VS.. Henry q Shafier.
John Reel VS.. Henry johnson.
John A. Clark VS.. Same.
Enoch Blough VS. SIme.
Second Week.
John b. Dull VS. Paint township
Isaac Hugus VS.. Nicholas Berkey.
Same VS.. Abraham Faith.
Shade Greek Lumber Co, tlimited) ys- q. W
Cober.
q L. Miller VS. Casper burst.
Matthias Shaulis' administrators vs.. +. NJ
| Shaulis.
Henry II. Witt VS.. John J. Spangler.
John Lnman VS.. George G.. Walker ct. al.
James Parson VS.. David Heiple. supervisor, sc
+. Dull and wife VS.. J. A. Hunter
James W. Clark VS.. ]. Ct. Hartman.
Oliver Knepper VS.. Union Mutual Life ms. Co
of Maine.
John Hill VS.. Same.
Hartley Brothers VS. John II Snyder.
l.. Morrill, VS.. Mary Ellen Hill ct. al.
Amos +. Finegan We. George W. Gassman.
John w. Young VS.. Same.
Francis r. FiDnegan VS. Same.
X. +. Snyder VS.. Pitts. Il Con r. r. Co.
ChambersKautz VS.. Sarah Kauiz.
Herman Christner ys. Wilmoth x Zufall.
A.G VIII vs. John J. Spangler.
same VS.. Same.
George Sauer VS.. W. ". Moser
Elizabeth Keefer vs.. Jacob r. Deeter.
Iesis Glessner VS.. A. +. John.
John A. Wits use VS.. David L.ohr's admins
ira 'or.
Dietrich Trimpe VS.. @ g. Miller.
Isaiah Enes vs.. Pinkerton Lumber Co. limited
Mrs. ID. l.. Beachy VS.. Livengood * Maut
Stearns Manufacturing Go. VS.. Young n Brown
A. ]. Casepeer & Co. va. q w. McOoy's gar
nishees
II II. Lohr and " konntz VS.. r.. r Lung.
Feorge W Cober VS.. Josiah Specht.
Somerset, Pa, s U. Trent.
Dec. u, 1882 Prothonotary.
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dissolution NOTICE.

The insurance firm Of Wilkinson, Moore Il
Trout has this day teen dissolved by mutual con-
sent. and the business will be continued by hsore
& Jordan, to whom all outstanding premiums
must be paid.
W. F. MOORE,
deel3 T. J. TROUT.
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what did 700 gel in your stoekinga
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O U PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable WILLIAM J. BAER
President Judge OF the several Courts of Common
Pleas OF the several counties composing the Six
teenfb Judicial District, and Justice of the Courts
OF Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
for the trial OF all capital and other offenders IN
the said District. and WILLIAM COLLINS anc SMA-
uEL SNYDER, Esquires, Judges of the Courts OF
Common Pleas, and Justices OF the Courts OF
Oyer and Terminer. and General Jail Delivery
for The trial OF all capital and ether often lers in
the cruniy of Somerset, have issued their precepts
ami 10 me directed, for holding 4 Court Of Com
mon Pleas. and General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, and General Jail Delivery. and Courts OF
Oyer and rerminer, at Somerset,
On Monday. IAN. .2. 1883
NorIcE is hereby given to all the Justices Of the
Peace, the Coroner and Constabies within the said
County OF Somerset, that they he then aud there
in their proper persons with their rolls, records,
inquisitions, Examinations, and other remem-
Drances. ~ do those things which " their Offices
AMI la t.ias behalf appertain To be done: and also
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
are OF shall he In the Jail OF somerset county, to be
then and there 10 prosecute against them as shall
be lust. JOHN ]. sPANGLER.
Dec. q. Sheriff..
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The following persons were in ATTENDANCE
every day Franklin Trostle, Harry Specht
Edward Custer, Lille Kantner. Myrtle VI
Specht, Clara spargler, Efiie Trostle, Ami,
Lohr.
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NOTICE

Ia $50 the county Commissioner of Somerset
county placed an insurance VI 5000 ON the court
house and Jail. The policy is dated September
18th. 1870, No. 1914 In the insurance company of
North America. The policy was lost or IN isiaid
beior the present board of commissioners came
into office. Any one having it in their possession
Or knowing OF It's whereabouts will please make
the TACT known by calling at the commissioner
office at once, as a new policy has been applied tor
ADAM ). sH AFFER,
SEP HORN Err
HERdAN W. BRUBaKER
Dec. -. Commissioners.
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4 \RPHAN'S COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
T1trsdau. .Januaru IS. 1883,

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court OF
Somer-e ct coupty to me directed, l will expose to
sale by public cutlery, on
Thursday, January Is, 1888,
at 10 o'clock a. m, on the premises. the following
described real estate, late the property Of John
W. Haines, deceased.
A certain tract of land, situate in Jenner Twp,
Somerset county. Pa, aiming $40 acres and
allowance, $50 acres thereof cleared and under
good state of cultivation, balance well timbered,
adjoining lands of Michael Cover, Vim Baldwin,
BENZ Kline and others, having thereon erected a
good frame
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will apply to the next Legis-
lsture for q special act for himself and others for
furnishing provisions, ETC., to Pennsy ivania emer-
gepcy volunteers commanded by Capts- J. BOwles
and VIM. NJ. Schrock In the year 1893:
Berlin, Dec. 64t. {. KRISSINGER.
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Our merchants have been doing a thirty
ing business for the past week. Their sales
Of Christmas goods have been unprecedent-
eddy large. The latter part Of last week the
sleighing was good, and each day brought
crowds of people from the country TO own
all OF whom spent their money literally.
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County Superintendent Weller Yesterday
received a telegram from STATE Superintend-
ent Higbee, stating that on account of sick
ness he would be unable to be present at the
teachers institute this week. This is a
great disappointment to Superintendent
Weller, and we suppose to all the teachers.
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The statement made by several newspa-
pers last week that the Pittsburgh pension
agency would be abolished January l. and
that pensioners residing the Pittsburgh dis
trict would hereafter be paid in Philadel-
phia. is untrue. The department has no in
tention of abolishing the Pittsburgh agency.
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Hz1als&zgzs2zAssssA Eszs aEz4
WAITED, SaLE3slEH.
TocaDvass Cor the sla Of Hursery Stock. unequaled
facilities Aotx7crfEnce -rTuiret. Salary an1 ex-
pcnses rcid- zcaG : OF tut and Ornamental TrecA
Bhrufa, Hosea etc w. ]. SMITH Geneva. MI.
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The following is a report Of the Snyder's
Mills school for the second month. ending
December q, 1882:
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Mrs. A. f. UHLs.

ore new goods at Holderbaum's.
aaptiful line of garnet cloth and Ia
- all colors. 1t Holderbaum's.
..d see the Holiday Goods at
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
orr
TUESDAY, JAN. 9 1888

d. VIRTUE of an Order of Court, to me. the
ID Undersigned, directed, / viii expose 10 public
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Massey Defeated,

Ths head aud front of ndiasterism -she
corner stone of the patty-has been slain in the
house Of his friends aud PEARSON" Massey "goss
under" At the Re.diuster caucus of the
legislature las! Light, bis friends. principally
among the members OF III, southwest, made
q vigorous fight for him. Insisting that, as he ia
the falher ct REIMBURSEMENT. The clu.us should
make s,mo concessions 10 him. Mr., Massey
addressed q letter 10 The CAUCUS. 10 which he
clearly set forth his position and elaine. He
Insisted lhst be should b allowed to name his
own clerks, or at least ooe half of them. His
opponents insisted that the rule adopted by The
ciuous. requiring al! heads Of departments
elected to have their subordinates apportioned
ont TO the various congressional districts, should
b, applied. RiddsberRer made long
speech 10 favor Of adhering to the rule adopted
BY the CAUCUS Tho Malone element stated
that the eis. of tho whole ihing was whether
the party would dictate to NJ ,ssey or allow him
to dictate to it, and late this nornicg, 1915.
the caucus nominated 8. Brown Allen, OF AT
gus!s, Tor auditor. Tho vote stood Massey %,
Allen 45 Six of tho readju,ters Withdrew
after it was decided co! to make the conces-
siops desired by Mr.. Massey: Board of Roam.
oke, Nswbury, Ditkcrsou Ct Floyd, Yyuag and
Vaughn. Some of these express their deter-
IMITATION to vote for Massey before The L,gisls
ture when the matter c)mes up. Massey &C.
c:p!s his defeat with resignation.
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VIRGINIA NEWS,

Smallpox 10 malignant fern ha7 br k n
CUT 10 Scott oiu5iy.
Orange Peterson 10 old ci: 70 l Cbtrltttos-
vile, fell dead fr N p ,plt x7 Su1dsy last.
FHnc;s B. Hart srrd 81 yeats. and Thomas
A. R1s:. aged S years. both well known ciliz Us
OF Eictnond, di d Monday lat.
W. III, Harrisop, OF Ac,omao, oously, slsugh
tered hog last week which weighed SOS pounds
net. Iho hog Wss2l months old.
Yesterday aftarnooa The boiar 10 lha saw
mill Ct W. a. Jackson, at Centtevlle, Norfolk
county, exploded. destroying tho mill aud
machinery, ard iIjaribg ssy:rcl persons.
The wife Of NJ. B. Nicholson, q cknown
Of q Of Cacs'trisId cjuoty, WAS FUND dsad
yes crG.y. Her death was caused by the Toe
!roa use # ohGroform ter tho relief O! neEr ilgia
Deceased leaves fva children.
D.. RoGaec aud Professor Campbell. oil
Washington cod Lee Uaisersiy. bhVs assosis.
led themselves tag5iher for the purpose ofmak-
ing geological end minsIa!eeicsl suiv.ys for
railroads ard for The own,rs Of mineral property.
MIR. A. X, Sbri7er, representative Of the
oyster trade o! Baltimore. is 10 Richmond with
| the yitw Of Interesting lho people 10 secure
batter laws Tor tho protection ct the oyster beds
OF The Gem noDWealh.
Information from F!oyl c3uaIy states that
Tom He!m,a vicious nefrj.who had boon drink.
ing aud Quarrelsomo. took umbrsgs at some-
thing dono or said and made murderous a.
| tack on Mr.. Jsmes Whitentci with huge
| knife, i, tlciog two sev,re cats. one on the
thigh four IIches lorg a1d tho Other on tho lott
| side ia tho region OF the heart. which, Striking
rib, glanced eff ocd ssv.d WLi.euock's life.
| He then attacked Mr.. lddings, a cripple. When
some bysia 1ders ran 10 The sssstsrcs of lddings
and saved him from injury Helm ther
| mad, s:cond st;cS on James Whiteueot,
who had been assisted into tho house, when
| ST ma ono in the c:ogd. 20 enc knows who. shot
Bcln iuoetar.
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Lee tSIatiEe.

10 the State Senate yesterday the Row d5bl
bill Wss takoo up, and the following amend,
mont offered as an independent section va:
adopted: That from and after tie passage
OF this act DO bond, certificate. or other evil
dence If indebtedness, shall b. issuod flr any
pMtiou Of The dtb; of The State, no: shall sty
Interest b, paid upon any part or portion OIL
such debt exospt SIS heretofore provided" The
bill was item ordered to be epgrossed.
A bill WAS introduced to incorporate the
Cobb's Island Seaside Company. The inool-
porators arc R. Billing Wilccx. ii. II. r ode.
berger, Geueral H. H. Hurt. Judge Cbaa. L
Stuart. Msi. D. A. Carter, Oliver Fuusteu. A.
xsoder Huuter and i. ]. FauntIerey, OF VIZ
giois, aud w. Il. Pearson. Of Washington.
The bill ralilyicg tho sale oftho Atlantic. Ms-
ti,sppi and Ohio Railroad to tho Norfolk sud
Western Railroad Company was ordered 10 ba
orgrossed.
The bill having for its Ohio! the turning owe,
of $500 COO of the $500 COO realized from the
sale of the State interest 10 tho A., Nj. & o.
Railroad TO tho public free school luad, was
discussed.
Mr.. Riddeber2tr explained that 500 900 Il
the SoUU.UUu was IN 70 tGWaid3 the establish
meut of ooored Normal lchooI 90 the exact
priacip!e Of The UDiVcrsi y of Virginia.
10 the House Of D ,legateH Mr.. Terrlil tG r,
ed tho following:
Whereas the statues of Washington and
Horry Clay. foremost 10 our al, o;ious as couu-
trymen, PATROLS and ststesm 90. gro now enti.1-
ly inappropriutely placed; therefore
Resolved, That a tuildir 10 DO us3d as
State library be erected al cost not to exceed
SOS 900 up,n the Capitol grounds at Rict-
mobd. wherein may bo placed tho aforesaid
statues 10 order 10 preserve and maintaiu them
in condition suitable Ter inspection and ADM
ra'ion Of mankind.
Mr.. Ncol. OF Price, William. presented q
bill to amend $40. OF chap. l66 OF tho Code
of 1878. SO as to authorize action 10 oil cases 10
the county or corporation 10 which the Cause OF
sc.ion arose, whether the defendant reside 10
said county or corporation or cot.
A c>ncurrsut resolution was adopted for the
appointment of Joint committee to confer with
the authorities OF Norfolk, Lypohburg and A.
| tx,Ddris, and ascertain if suitable scccmmods.
tons can be obtained 10 any of said cities for the
use of the General Assembly. This resolution
is the result of a smallpox sc,ro which hst
| taken possession OF the members.
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The Guileau Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jspusiy lS.-Guiteau
came toto court this morning with Q q1ick,
conf 1ent sep salused his friends in casing,
AID as soon as he had taken bis ssst. turned to
Judge Cox AID said: II presume Your Houor
will allow mo to address the jury wten MIR.
ScoVille gets through.
Judge Cox-"Wo silI ciusd.r that when
MIR. Scovillo GETS through"
MIR. So)Viile. 10 reply to irqulri;s this mort
ing, stated that he exp:ocd to conclude BIZ:
spoeoh today.
At ten minutes past ton O'Clock MIR. S,oville
resumed his speech, taking up and discussing
Tho statistics of the insane criminals which bad
beel Introduce 10 evideuoa ~ lho prose cu,ion.
This evid,nce. Mr.. se,viIIe paid, was OF The
Grsatcst b,ntft to the defence, and cff,red 10
stslces Ct deusion oil chronic mania, Ir.ciseIy
suoh as he claim ID had sfsc;ed The lr.soner An
EXao y similar case 10 ell ils phasas. be thought,
had never existed. II, did DOT think The
world had seen CT ever would s,e = ssc,ud
Guiteau. los,n, people wore as peculiar al
as cratic a. the metcnrs-ssoh having en- o.bi.
peculiar TO i;sef Ho had noicsd that the
tables produced here by Dr.. Gray ia lated come
essential feature of his report.
Col. Cotkbiil-"Df. Gray did MT prepare
apy tables especially for this trisl"
MI SoaviIl9-"Dr. Gray Was bird to come
hero to hllp haog this msD. HI Wsa one Of
the CO. Ionspiralors 10 the Conspiracy IF which
the DISTRICT Attorney waa the cbiuf, but
fortunately he has lsft his foot prints here, and
before got through c,u c;utradic. him cut
Of bis own mouth" Mr.. Ssoville. oohtituing,
bersted terribly General Grant, presideut
Arthur. Senator Co, kliOg aud others high 10
authority who brought about The poll ioal State
of hirgs that < sled at the time of the ts,assi-
na ion, and charged them with heirg morally
responsible for the deed. Had they not caused
tho temporary split in the republican pr y lhs
unfortunate culprit would never have been i d
10 the commission OF the crime.
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The MerRcfS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l7.-Virgini. 6s old -; do
dsferrsd l5i do consolidated 63l: d. "a se-
ries eSi: past due coup II new III 40s SO bid to.
f.ir'y active and tte,dy; Howard A,rset and
Western super 25.S4 Is; do extra 5 25.$6 on;
do family 25sS7 co; City Mills super q 50s
SIS 25; do extra 5OaS6 %; do family 7 so,
ST rs; Go Rio brands 81 co; Pstsssco family
SS26. Who.t-Southera quiet and steady
Western higher; Southern red l3Sl142: do
amber l42.l45; No Md IA bid No 2 West.
ern wintar red spot 1898 lS95 Feb l4lsa14l3
Mar l125 ia; april l45tsla5i. Corn-South.
ern essi.r; Western a shade better; Southern
sp,t Gs5 asked; Jan eS bid; Feb t9A69t; May
i35sI4s steamer e. bid. Oats steaty; Southern
5Oab3; Western white STATS; do mixed 50i51 !;
Pepns t0a53. Rye nomioaliy 96,lO0. Hsy in
M dsrate demand; prime 10 choice PeDns and
Nd leaSlS. Coffee Gu /; Rio carRoes ordinary
to fair Sfalu. Sugar quiet; A soft 81. Nhis-
key easier at 81 II.
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One Experience from Mauy.

II had been sick and miserable 40 long End
had caused my husband 80 much trouble and
expense, no one seemed to know what allied me,
that was completely dishesrsened and discour.
aged. In this frame of mind got = bottle Of
Hop Blttsrs and used them unknown to nv FAM
~. Isoon began to improve Al d gained 20 fast
mat my husband and family though it strana g
helped me. they said "Hurrah for Hop Bitteu
long may they prosper, for they have made
mother we'll and us hsppy.-Ths Mother
Home Journal;
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PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.f
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY IS
Tho Constitution tf Virgioia declares that

Tho Constitution tf VirgoIa declares that
the Constitution of the Uoted States is tie
supreme law Ct the land. anything 10 Tie
lava f State to the c>ntEary. notwithstanding
The Consi u ion Of The United States dec,sres
that it is tho supreme Law Of tbe land anc that
the idgPs 10 every State shall BE- bouad there
b7. Anything 10 tho laws Of sry State TO the
contrary. notwithstanding. The Constitution OF
the u aitcd States. also. declares .ha. 40 Siste
shall pass any law inpariog tho obligation OF
c,htrscls. As the laws r2cootly passed ty he
Virgitia Lseislsturs retaling 10 the Virginia
debt, which is q deht thst YVES fairly. legally and
c,ns.itutionslly coaIrac:ed between the State
sad her &C itors. docs impair the obligation Of
cootraos. thty are contrary 10 tho Constitution
of the Uaitcd States sni that If Virginia and
80 the courts will decide as soon es the q1es-
ton is brought before them. and q case Tor thst
purpose should b, made I'D al ouoo.
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Shooting AHfays.

GALVESTON. Tex, Jan. ia special dis.
patch from Jon marlborough says: There Was
En-, o.ing scrspa on Monday evening between
two young men named Upham and Wolf in
which the former was Instantly killed and
another seriously wounded.
A Palestine special despatch says: A shoot.
ing sHfay took place here yesterday between q
brakeman and bartender in which the brake.
man was shot through the mouth ihAicling .
mortal wound. The bartender has been placed
10 jail. Tbs nfray WAS the outcome of q quar-.
rel about 8 woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-18

ELAcKSDUEG COLLEGE DIRECTORS. The
Governor yesterday sen. 10 The Senate the fcl-
lowiug rou,in,tious fer directors Of Blscksbure
College:
For the Ious terr j IS. G.. Taylor. Of Mont
poucrY; Ell. w. Hab,rd. Of Bookioeham
Df. l.. A. Safer, Of New ken!; Aadr,S
Btosdus, tf PSg,
For The SHIRT term ) ;s. II: Wil,isms' o.
SMITH oouniy; Duff Gtcau, of St.tford; aud
9. II. 81 So, IT Prize, EdwsId.
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MIR. R.ddlobef4cr. said nc ''o,cn't believe IA
making war onschiid'er,' nud ,hc'eupon thu
pag,s in tho Vi:giuis Sensle were desired to
retain their positions. Il Is snrmsod, hoEever,
that the rcacjuster5 adopted .tiS course 10 e.
der to avoid giving psgeshies to several negro
boys who vera applicants. without, at tho same
time, giving tfeIsc 10 the IiGe'y theusHud
Negroes. By whose votes they have BEEN p 1t Ia
control of the State, ind th.l if there had b!iu
90 tuch applicants. tho prts;nt pngts wonld
hsv, been cu-ted 10 short order and Tier
places given to the sons OF white rcac lsltls.
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Attended ku!cida

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS.-Mrs. Julia Taulsna
CUT hor threat at her homo early this moroiug.
Her itidries are serious. She has been i'll fol-
several weeks. Her husband, who held lucrs.
tive position at tho League Island Navy Y ard,
died three months ago. aud it is believed the
trouble and the responsibility OF providing fol
their FIVE children have impaired her rsason.
She attempted suicide last Mond.y. but was
prevented. II ii b. leved. however, that her
attempt ct this moroing will ptovs fatal.
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Mothers! Mothers ~ molhers,,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the e1cruciating pain of cutting teeth 2 II 90,
20 q once and get : bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SoOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depsnd upon il !;
there Is no mistake about it There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that il will :egulate the bow.
els, and give rest to the mother. and relief ard
health TO the child, operating like magic. 1t il
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and pleasant 10
the taste, and is the prescription OF one of The
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere Is cents
. bottle. mh2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-18

A PERSONAL Reno oNTRE took pill c ysste!-
dsy 10 Richmond ceiwesn j. Y. Reddy, pom
nent republican r,kdjuscr candidate for the
iuagsship of The Hus,iug Corr: Of that city, al d
Ssml. d. Davies. Professor at the Richmond
College, 10 which thu latter WAS cosiderstly
worstcd Davies few days sidoe pEb'icly do
nouucsd ReddY So liar aud soounGr.l. A
correspondence followed. Looking on Radds's
part to settlement by hostls meaning D.
vies. however, refused 10 recognize RaddY's d,
mand, but. meeting him in his Office. reiterated
the opprotrlous epithets. The result was that
Rsddy, accom- panied by Mr.. N. j. Smith
James SWeepy, and Others, went TO The othss ct
Prof. Davies, who at the time was sitlcg at his
desk with his oVercoat 90 examining a IaS point
preparatory to goiog out MIR. Raddy rushed
10, saying as he advanced Mr.. D.yits. sou
c,me to my Office few days ago sud denounotd
one 90 liar snd sooundrel." With hess words
ne attacked Pref. Davies. who was still re Gin
ing 10 bis chair
Then followed 6slicaf. cbdiog 10 the tx-
hsustion of both parties. Mr.. Davies repeated
that bis opinion of MIR. Rsddy was unchanged
The result of the assault was that Mr.. Reddy
and numb,r of friends whom be had win him
retired from the ASSAULT thu y had aided snd abst
I'd, ard the Whols party wsre placed u0Gfr
binds for appeararc, 10 the Police Ccut ttis
,mornIng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-18

If the L"g sai urc really meats TO !etVe Rlah.
mond to avoid tho dspger Of tbs small poX pre-
yailiDg in hat city. thcte is ~ more hcalth2,
accessible and agreeable place for them 10 come
10 than Alex .ndfi:. ard We doubt cot that they
could D, acc ,nmodat,d here as veil as 10 any
CITY 10 tho State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-18
Treaty of Peace.

BURNos AYREs. Jan. ia Valparaiso
despatch annouuces the cotcusicp of treaty
of peace between Bolivia end Chill. The oaL-
di'ons are reported 10 be that Bolivia shall
surrender her territory along the co,s. and
break of relations with Peru.