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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11

POLICE REPoRT-Last night was clear
aud cold, with six dodgers but no prisoners
at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases:
A half witted German, picked up on the
streets last night in benumbed condition,
was discharged.
Lige Taylor, colored, arrested for an as
sault on Georgianna Ward, was fined IS, as
was also the woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11
OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Matte Vickers will

OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Matte Vickers will
appear at the Opera House tonight, and
she comes highly recommended, both by
press aud public. If the citizens desire to
spend pleasant evening they should not
fail TO SEE Miss Vickers in her great New
York success Of "Jacquiue or Paste and
Diamonds" The Pittsburg Chronicle says:
Miss Matte Vickers surprised the pat
rons of the Opera House with performance
much superior, in an artistic sense, to Min
ME Palmer's. Hiss Vickers is graceful,
intelligent and handsome actress. She
shines in the line she has chosen, and is
sure to make her mark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11

90; no longhcIry was offered. Corn strong.
Rye and Cats are active and higher. Eggs, Pork,
Poultry, aud produce generally are scarce and
readily command full quotations.
BALTIMORE, Feb Tvs. SIS consolidated 4la.;
past due coupons soy new 10 4Cs 81: do new
IS 81 bid to-day. Cotton steady; middliug IL
Flour quiet and In instances easier; Howard street
and Western super 81 25a3 3 do extra 50 25a
3 rs; do family So s7a4 rs; City Mills super
So 75a3 15; do extra SO 25a3 10; do Rio Brands
"a rs; Patapsco family 50 90; do suDcrlative
patent So 70. Wheat-Southern scarce and firm;
Western about steady and dull Southern red Goa
90; do amber 97a9S No l Maryland 9394a94 ;
No Western winter red spot e9ae9 y. fresh Feb.
ruary S91a asked; March 9Ol9 asked May S31tla
93H, Corn.-Southern higher for white and firm;
Western easier and dull Southern white D abs:
do yellow 52a53; Western mixed spot 49%.a49"S;
February 4S1aa49 March A. 'sa4 rs; steamer
40 asked Oats steady and dull; Southern Boa
80; Western white 37a35; do mixed o4.36:
Pennsylvania 34sa7. Rye quiet at 72a7ola. Hay
easy and quiet; prime to choice Pennsylvania
aud MARYLAND S13a15. Provisions steady aud
quiet Moss Pork, old, Sl3 90; new. Sl3 10
Observation-Disclosures and clear rib sides packed
6a7a. observation-disclosures Ga, clear rib sides
3D.. Hams 12a4a1 Lard refined 81. Butter
firm Western packed 11s2l; creamery 22a33.
Eggs higher at 22a23. Coffee dull and nominal !;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair Sa9lo Sugar steady
aud quiet; soft 6ks Whiskey quiet ard nom
inaly steady at 81 Goal 21.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Stocks strong. Money
lie. Cotton steady; uplands II ID; Orleans 11sss
Flour dull and easy. Wheat better. Corn stronger.
CHICAGO, Feb I'LL a. m.-Wheat quiet but
firm at s4as41s for May. Corn STEADY at 40's for
Nav. Oats 3O5s for May Pork at $i3 27lsa for
May Lard 81 22ia for May.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Feb. II 1885.
Prices ranged as follows:
Cattle-Very best.... ol4 os
GOOD. AZ 10
Medium or fair quality ........."..., 4oss .
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen andCows So ga
Calves .......
Sheep ............ %
Lam VA
Hogs dressed ........
Cows and Calves 3OaS5O.
The market this week was fairly supplied with
Cattle the quality of which was hardly rs good
81 last week prices were not strong as last week,
the demand being light, as most of the dealers
had supplies loft over. Calves in good
demand with light supply. Sheep and Lambs
no arrivals. Hogs-bus few hava come in this
weck and prices are stronger than for several
week. past. Cows and Csves in good dcms. d,
with fair supply.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 1O.-At
Queenstown this week 1853 head of Cattle offered,
| with sales at 31aa5Rs cents per ID. Some "A
Sheep and Lambs offered; Sheep sold at ia5 I!
cents. and Lambs at 41ha6A. cts per ID. Some
ro11.o cold ~ 2SaS55 head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11

THE PoToMAc FLATs.-Msjor Peter G.
Hams has made report Of river flats i'm
prorements during January. The work on
the tidal reservoirs was continued. The
new hydraulic dredge was only operated
for forty eight hours, owing to the ice:
The second dredge has heen completed and
will remain in the Washington channel
until operations in the Virginia channel eau
be- commenced. Neither this work nor that
for the water-works extension has been
seriously Injured 10y ice or freshets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 10-At
Queenstown this week 1853 head of Cattle offered,
with sales at 31aa5Ha cents per b. Some Al
Sheep and Lambs offered; Sheep sold at ta5 4
cents. and Lambs at 4lsa6A cts per ID. Some
Cows and Calves sold at 35aS5o per head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11

UNAVOIDABLE DELAY.-The delay in
paying out the money received on the final
payment upon the w. o. & w. road is una
vodable. The present payment belng the
last, the preparation of Commissioner hlush !.
bach's report requires great care, 10 avoid
injustice to any bond-holder, and at the
same time correct any errors. The report
is completed and will be fled at once, aud
payment begun some day next week. The
report is being printed, the proof sheets
having been corrected this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11
8azet1s
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11

CHICAGO, Feb. I'LL a. m.-Wheat quiet Blu
firm at s4as4Aa for May. Corn STEADY at 40Ss 70
May Oats 3O5s for May. Pork at Sl3 27la TO
May. Lard 81 22la for May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Stocks strong. Money
L. Cotton steady; uplands IL Is; Orleans IFS
Flour dull and easy. Wheat better. Corn stronger,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
pERsONAL

G. y. shepard Is in New York City.
Hon VI. :. Crosby Is home from New
Orleans.
p. ". Hudnust. Of Biz Rapids. vas in the
city yesterday.
Hon William Window. Of Nmuesota il
at The Morton.
Chas- Trowbridge and daughter are visit
nE I'M Rockford.
Mr.. A. y. Irish T. spending The week with
friends iu lowell.
Mrs.. Judge Fallass. of Cadillac. il visiting
friends in the cty.
7. F. Rogers. Of the Ilaksview Enterprise.
be- st The Rafhbun House.
Louis T. Wumartb. Of Big Rapids. spent
Sunday and yesterday IN the city
Ms. A. r Cushman. ~ Niles. is in the
citF visiting her daughter. Mrs S. q. Miner.
r b. Biount coufemulates trip to Texas
this summer for the benefit of hi= health
Ev Mayor BelSnap is entertaining his
brother. senator ,. ". helynap. of Green
Vile
r s. 0'Rourke. Superintendent IF tire
southern DIVISION ~ iise g. r.. e z. vas in
The eity yesterday
Ex Policemen GroT IS - Be proprietor of
The Pacific touse coruer of ~haem1t ave-
nue and Winter street
sam k Beecber. formerly with Ira O.
Hatch. wi open a frst-class grocery store.
corner % Wealthy and jefferson srenue=.
shnrt 31ue 9
urs @ ~. Johnson ard !. ~. Rohinsoo.
Nhc rere Fee tire clfY affeudirz ere welding
~ r. A. R0tanson. returned 90 tneir aorae al
1ciivata~ last evening.
Fhornss Br1nsiey. r.. the rectangular and
r,eod '1cssaz erars17r sf tle -, ~. II s. ".
-iff lckaf affre. hiss purchased ine IS iDch
English hieYc.e ~ she ha3Ee pastsrr.
Hen g. + TruruhlF ~ fnt a1rth.
rexaa. an ~ Senafor. - sf TIE Morton. Mr.
Txombly vas formerly a resident - Nfch-
i.g.sn and sas q rissfeer ~ H.ss~isn cnunty-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

POLICE Charles Arnott Samuel Hanna
and Robert Jameson. drunks paid x5.3a
each.-Almer kinsky. disordorly; paid
s5.a5 -James Hutchinson aud William
Van Neuiand drunk and disOfderly; paid
fines. w William Flanders and Christ. KIM
mel, same Oheuse, went 10 Jail fifteen days
et-rh.
CiEcUIT Herman Hammerschlag Is.Wil-
helm EiehelsdOerfer. A--umpsit Motion
for further finding by referee granted and
ordered that referee return further findings
az plaintiff expense within twenty days
Eugene Pringie. State Commissioner of IIA-
sursnce, " the Michigan Mutual Insurance
Company. Ordered that cause be referred
10 a referee 10 be agreed upon by parties.--
In the matter of the estate of Byron ID. Ball
deceased. Appeal of Martha VI. 'rotnpkins.
Appealed from Probate Court Demurrer
argued and submitted. james Fox et al
". Perry Bennet. Assumpsit. Judgment
for plaintiff for $3.50 and costa
Rosaltha ID. +. Ryder ". James Shepard.
Trespass on the ease. On trial.
PRonArE. Estate of Orlando Ii. Goodwin,
deceased. Bond filed aud letters of admin
i-tration issued to Arthur Meigs. Apprais-
er's warrant issued TO William Dnnham and
e. Chase Godwin.-Estate of MarinuS
Neryzer. Will admitted to- probate.
Estate of Nathaniel ID. ToOker. Admins
stratOr's final account allowed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

6ut ss1e RS Est ] hso0gb uhat re
Sanposea ~as . poor


Fe uss Eiiiag ~ tss AosSENs IEIEsgA2
Fera4lt ne 10 eoFfeel fs~ ~toas llapFes-
-lgus ~aich ttae pu5llc has gained frotn me
gsbil.ilad seo99Ils ~ ~ sosa4aal ~ Priest
iy facios3 I dla not aitemlt " ~ lbroagh
tiis e.esat0r shaft ko0~sus is ~ bs ~. NJ
llalsg @ealld asse i4d1ced Ms - rsa sseh
q rlsk I slppossd 4h elevator shafts ~sre
guarded sava tbs elevator va les uo~u.
saFposed ! ~As golng O1l Of the door, a. II
i0Oked hke one, aIa there being 10 guard %
sIxD ~ sh0S It 49, aa elevator. rOon az
lqaiie one step / znes ms mistake aud a
tempted - jump 0ut, bat the elevator = a,
Let d0su sIEhoat break n came IA al IA
staGJ No ole -a~ ne. no oBe knew l ~as
there until 1 -t0ke. Two dsys bsfOre young
Mr.. haney rode down on Il and struck With
sach force that II seut ann o1t upon a pile Of
board. Mr. Haney said nO one would have
misifUsted that sas under such a ioad. un-
al the elevator was unioaded, II had not
been able 10 sfeak. A lad who lives hear us
says be worked there last year and came
near going uLdeF the elevator. a. il ~as not
guarded. I thank iHE IELE0RAH kindly for
the great pains Il has taken - ascertain the
whole truth, and were u not for the false IN
preston that wss - foolish a. - 20 under
An elevator. a. a short cutoff Of the build
iug would not write this. Hoping that
this accident may be the means ia the small
est degree OF rendering human life more
sacred. | alu sincerely yOurs,
MAERES HuICHISs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
The.German FestivaI.

Yesterday was event of some note
among the Germans. who held ia sir annual
festival and Prize shooting match az Weirich's
farm on the West Side Sqnires'- bard
headed the procession. which formed
near the Arbeiter Hall az gcO q. M. and
marched to the grove. About two hundred
people attended during the afternoon. The
prize shooting created considerable merri-
ment. and VI. kuzy wa the snccessf1l con
testant. carrying of the honors. which. for
the past gear. have been held By Billy Echter
mach. The festival closed by a ball in the
evening AZ Arbeiier Hall. which vas well at
tan1oH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
MRS. LoCkwOOO's LECTURE.
a Brilliant Description OF Washington
Lite by a Talented Speaker

An audience of less than one hundred per
sous listened To Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood =
lecture az Powers last night. on Political
and Social Life IN Washington Her lee
ture was delivered by the aid of manuscript
though she did not confne herself closely TO
it. She gave n vivid description of the city
of Washington and its surroundings. Her
account of the political and social features
0f life IN Washington was very interesting
and contained many amusing a. well "a seri-
Ous incidents The occasional sallies of wit
kept the audience IN a good humOr and
helped them 20 appreciate more fully the
more serious portions of the lecture. Her
analysis OF the various complications which
lead 10 the defeat ef Blaine IN the recent
campaign Shove that she has been a close
student of the political movements OF the
day. Mrs. Lockwood has a pleasant address
and j. an agreeable speaker, aud her lee
ture was worthy much larger house than it
drew. Grand Rapids people missed much
IN failing 20 hear her.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

Mr.. L. Simmons. who has been in the city
for few days past selling notions Of yari-
ous kinds. Il young man worthy of consid-
erabie patronage. \ reporter of The TELE-
GRAM learned that some three years ago.
while he was boarding a Lake Shore train
near Blissfield be fell between the coaches
the wheels OF which passed over him. cutting
off both arms near the elbows. breaking one
leg IN three places and otherwise internally
injuring him. Since his recovery from the
sad accident be has eudeavored 10 earn an
honest living and lead a respectable life. BY
patient practice he has become proficient
IN the use Of a pen or pencil held between
the teeth and aided 10y the stub OF one arm.
He has visited nearly all the larger cities and
T. now taking IN Northern Michigan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
Morning Telegram.

Aas ss1Dscs1ssF aOf rsesisassg iaE tE1E
s.4A rsgssi<sTts 1is.l ,rosssffs oiii eoAfsT q
fsseF ~ aeslfyss.s fAls sgies ~ lefsgis,se ~
,sslai card. ear aseghoa ssalbsr = assL-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
Pay Your Special Taxes.

This Is the last week for paying special In
ternal Revenue taxes. Parties liable TO pay
special tax who do not pay before next
Saturday night will be liable 10 have pen
atty added 20 the amount of tax that has ac
crued since May /.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

NssalssIos. asy t.-koF tls Jgpes
Laks-, ksir Faralhe @Iats, Stationary
bsszonegur fsilo1od - siisat rise Ia temper
at4rs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
First Excursion of the Season

The independent Social Club will give an
excursion 20 Muskegon, via the Chicago &
West Michigan Railway. on Sunday. June Z.
From MUskegon. a fine trip will be made
by boat out on Lake Michigan. Tickets for
the round trip. <I.0O.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
GLASSWARE

| carry in stock large and Elegant as
sortment OF Glassware OF the latest and
most Stylish Patterns, both IN oolored
and plain goods. These goods were
bought direct from the anufacturers at
Bottom Figures and they are being sold
at astonishingly Low prices.
PURCHASERS Will do veil 10 call al
my store and get prices before punchas-
ing. | crD save you money.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
Babies are promptly cured by Red Star
Cough Cure. No opiates or poisons.
Water Consumers, lake Notice

Water consumers are earnestly requested
To restrict. ~ far a possible, the waste of
water, especially those using water for street
and lawn sprinkling. The excessive waste
of water demands the rigid enforcement of
the rule below. as the WORKS are now run to
their full capacity.
Non compliance on the part of consumers
will result in their being deprived of their
supply.
By order of the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

Perkins & Co. the enterprising manufac-
turers of "Shingle Mill Machinery" in open
competition with all the world, have carried
off five hrst-class and three second-class
medals, ut the New Orleans Exposition. Two
of the exhibits were simple models of ma
chinery, but their merits 40 impressed the
examining committee that they conceded
lhem second place, and would undoubtedly
have given them first had they been full-size
machines. Their success is accredited TO
Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
Fire Kindlers.

FlFt NiNOitfS.
The ueiEhbors all say that
The Champion Fire Kinder
l. the finest thing IN the world.
Neat. cheap and convenient
Fifty fires kindied for Ten Gents.
No shavinys. dirt OF smell.
summer or winter equally desirable.
Ask your Grocer for the Champion Kind
Ter.
For a buggy buy Of 4. K. Antisdel.
Emerson pianos are warranted for sever
years. Sold only by Wv. kimball Co, No
. Canal street. Sweet Hotel Block.
Five baths for 800 Arcade Bath Rooms
The finest assortment Of bugaies. pha.tons
surrey and spring wagons IN the city Al A.
k. Antisdels
Try the six-meal ticket AZ the Windsor
Dining Han. ia Monroe street
Buy your buzgie- and phsetons Of 4. r
AutIs3el
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

May %. 1850.

May p, IooD.
Rule S.-Sprinkling.-In sprinkling streets
each water taker must confine himself to the
amount of front for which he l. assessed and
half Of the width of the street in front there
of. Rates for sprinkling will be based upon
purposes fairly appiied and any excessive or
unreasonable Use thereof for these or other
purposes Is prohibited. The use of water for
street sprinklers or washers, lawn sprinklers,
and fountains Is prohibited, expect between
the hours of s and : O'Clock a. m. anC 6 and 8
o'clock p. IN. Hose used for sprinkling
mast be in perfect order and not used as
stationary jet. nor suffered To run when not
held by person engaged IN sprinkling.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

Pianos and organs sold on small monthly
payments. ". ". kimbali Co. No. . Canal
street. Sweet Hotel Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26
tiorsemen Attention II

Vinegar, Porter block. receives the Chicago
HorseHidg every Saturday ut 40 =. m, and
the Sp3ri ~ ne Times at q p. m.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07
PATENT NOTICES,


No J03.
uNrrsp 6rAxzs LAND OrB1cs,
EuiskA, Nevada, Nay %. l6o3.
MoTICk Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Payday Gold and Silver \ lining Conspspy
Whose postoface address Il ban IrAncisco,
osnicrnis, has this day hied its application fsr
linear fest Of the Pav-Dsy mine or vein bssrine
silver. with surface ground Six hundrvd feet In
Width situstsd In JAckrAbhit Mining pfstriet.
County o. Lincoln. and State Of Nevada, and
esaignsted BY the feld notes and ofacisl plat on
ME in this once - Lot No. 50. locsted upon
unsurveyed land. The exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. 80 being ~ follows, to wit,
Beginning q post Married No. 1, survey
No ~, from which U minsFal monument No
a. nsas. = ~ dsg A. min sls fest. The stove.
pipe OF Day Mining Company's once hears n
% deg Is min z 40 feet, and the snohsstsok Of
Payday hoisttng-works bears 81 day Is min
90 feet. Then. LIST course. y "a deg u min Z
~ fest. to post marked No ,. U 8 survey No 80,
being identical with the northeastsrly corner
monument Of the Pay Day location. from which
the northwssterly corner monument Ut the Pay.
westerly corner Of the Payday location
Thence. 80 deg 30 min v aS7 fess, to point
n Us deg X $50 feet. to post No i. U survey 30
", and thence, y ~ deg ~ min Gov fsst, 10
post No 2, o survey No. 20, aud the place Of
beginning. Containing an Arcs Of LOO acrs Of
land. Which tracts being excluded from this
acres Of land.
Magnetic variation 10 deg East
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In the
ssoordsra once OF Lincoln county, Nevada, In |
sook Of Mining Notices.. This lode IL bounded
% the east BY the Jsckrsbbit mining claim,
md on the north. west snd south By no knoun
'latms. Any and all persons claiming i'd.
vsrsely any portion Of said Payday mine or
Inrfscs ground are required to nfs their adverse
'lsims With the Register Of the United states |
and nfNra q " In n. -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

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nseesaez S4os q Lincoln county, 10 b0ok u
Is s s esssss. ~ as Of ne records o.
xh!s ~. 4 boan1sd By no Known claims.
poFttel - ~ said john IT. nine q ssrtscss
9.cs.d ~ tsquifsd 70 All their advssss clsims
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~ sfxe{ eaye pssiod Of pubIice1ios hsssof. q
s ~ w p barred ~ Virtue Of the provisions
.,ss F.H. HmCKLRY. Rssis,sr.
y y 1ershy ordered thst ~ fosseoise nos,es
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

No. $50.
UNITED srA1ns LAND Ory1up.

UNITED bTA1ks LAND 0Fr1UR.
NrorIu ,sli Il ssysaa Ts aTvx y 49,
| ~ D. LEunEB. whose postollcs sddrsss 4
Cincinnati. Ohio, has this day nlsd his spplI
csfton for patent for nftssn hundred linsel
teet Of the lshmsr mins OF vein bsarins gold
~ sai,st s, Nth surf:es ground si1 hundred
Ing District, County Of lincoln, etsss Of Ne.
ysa.. md dssisnats4 By the neld notes and
oncisi plat on Me IN this ONCE - Lot Number
= ~ Township .. South Range, ~ East Of
rfes Of said Lot No "a being = follow, 70 VT:
hegfnninG q ; post Married Mo !. . Survey
No g. .. 9 y, 81 =, section 81, Il b II, vhcnce
~ n cornU post Of Section ", :, . Z, 80
y ns.fs 81 deg ~ feet; old monument md
y deg v 1900 feet. 70 post nsfisd No .. d :
1uvvsy No So.; old nonuDsns hsfng esdsr tree
y tnchss In diameter and beam a d. "
iset from post No .. Thence, I'd cousso, N u
~ y 20 tset. 20 post No .. U 9 Survey No d;
post Nos. Thence. "a course, Il Is AZ 1870
-. = post No =. U survey No -; old nonu.
gaens bears n ~ deg " - fest from post No {.
!hsnce, eth courss. . u deg y 1900 feet, 70 post
~ !, thu place Of beginning. Containing 20
East. " Az
be location Of this mins IL recorded in the
secordss's once Of Lincoln County. Nsvads, in
q lincoln County. Nsssds. This claim n
bounded ~ no Known clAins.
,,. ~ ana sii Ps.sons claiming adversely any
~ required 70 ale thslr adverse claims With ths
keeistef Of the Unitsd 5000 Land ollos n m.
ria. In shs State Of Nevada, during ~ sixtv
eays period Of publication hereof, Of they viii
3 essrsd BY virtue Of The prcvistons Of the
.,., FL; HIxoxLEY. nss,s..r.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

A Charleston q. C) correspondent
says' I'VE went to the circus ct Ashe.
vile thia morning, and IL was good. The
crowd was most interesting. Some citi-
xens came on bull-back, and others W.
hiouIatsd in sleds drawn BY spiked steer
teams. Five counties were drainotl, and
It was touching spectacle to see women
with children At their breast, after ask.
ine their husbands for chaw, calculate
tobacco juice with unparalleled accuracy
Of aim"