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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-18
Connecticut Republicans in Conventio
To-day.
UNABLE To AGREE,


C,,.,,,.,-,. 40 nv,
CINCINNATI' May l6.-The union labor
convention to-day completed its perma
nent organization, John Sets of Ohio
tak,nc, tha chair IJa daotorad tho s,t,,
tinn - to aa,,,,.,,, gu
o, 49, - ~ IHi"''iy uepehue,' oil lne sue
all1 Lt t''oi t,' e''IelI. ne cptih-
,iI nI'. iittle a.Iotin nlahlh9 ana lhS
UI 'ei NUS puU naulonal
issues, II. ii. Weller of Iowa tried to pass
e ags'lus' ltIaiun Witn the repuo-
~ w. 10 1tu lalieu ana 1t
,t7 ~ =" tno Coll.l'tulee oll IeSolu-
s.l,i,7 =" .NdI9 IepoICeu propos iOlon
,'ii ne ,'"I eu Iaoor stc.oh Oh tht JJlut
o,5i"iiiii,.,,..te ii,,.te VI tne couIerence Wnlch IS III
. VI, .delt .tuu 1aA L'ea'
- i0l0'ie" % O"e 0o|hilIU00e Oh RESP
Tine convention tO-niUht. .uou,inateJ Son
ator 7treeier Of Illinois for president and
I, gla.h Gt lhltie l'ock' Ark.
Of tbe farf5er5' aIIionce ,nd fnn'ir,s, t5S.l'st,
Is a mechanic of ,;5
The United Convention Sot United
C,NclNNATI. Nav 15-Tbe union labor
convention spent the afternoon listening
70 speeches. Hon. Jesse Harper. the man
uho IN 1sen ,,,,.o1 Abr,b.i i-(,,, g..
nres,dent IN rho uatinnol rnn,a,',i(,i ho.
ing one or the speakers. The 242 dele
Vis. u"m,I+opp of rd% Xix Hcctrs'e[
mitted as a delegate, representing the
Women's Christian Union The chair an
nounced the presence at the conference Of
lhe cohulttee lrom the united labor con
NthHoh, heaued pY De McGlynn. Inc
con .-N12 authorized the chairman to
appoint IKE committee OF five to confer
yentfons The coovrmfioi1 than odionNnal
until "a m.
GINCtNNATI, May l6.-The united labor
convention spent the day in endeavoring
g',,iI ~ 10 Whlcn nlhJoiltS
49, $50 o. -. q NlooA ~ GU" N'H
UCi,, oJ,, go, ,,'Ii a. III, ~ a.
/ failure of the effort To mite M NV, con.
| Ventlons.
Colorado Republicans
/ DENVER, Col, MAY l3.--The republican
/ State convention today elected delepate.
to Chicago They ara understood +,
/ f..,l. tiI7'.,
. i"''' Nii'''"'
Belva Lockwood asain.N
DEs NIorvr- I,ua Nav - rhs no
+i,,,,.l ol,,.,,,t;oI,.,s ti,, 1,,,I,,,
I ''o'i"' OoH c"'.0i VI INC ei"'i I'LH'9 parry
/ 70 oudy Nominated beINt a, LOchNOOu o
a7hlngion l3r president ana Alfred II
Lave OF Fhlladtlpnla Ior N'ce-preslueut.
missouri Republicans for Protection.
SEDALIA, Mo, May l6-The republican
convention 10 day adopted platform
which opposes monopolies and trusts, de
uounceS ballot box frauds IN the Soutt
| and laNors revision OF the tariff, aIway'
/ on the basis OF protection and oppose
. IN 'N'"'i'' ii'09H"-9 anu '"o -N'''S ''I III
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N OO'.' ~ ~ iy'' '''0'' a. NC""' ne"
.i'''iv was iiieii' 'o'ie'' III |I'
chHtmth Speech lhe applause was III
lhIuluuuS. DeleEttes 10 the haIlOhaI con
NehIioil '"NOlIhS pIVsudIH we're elecleu'
DAYTON. O.. MAY 10 The denCcrati,
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Virginia Democrats.

NORFOLK, Va, May 1G The democratic
State convention to day elected delegates
10 the national convention and electors.
The platform taVOrs such reduction OF
taxation As will not iuiure the country is
Industries or reduce the wages of working
men, dud endorsed Cleveland's a imins-
tratlOu.
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PORTLAND, Me-, May l6.-The prohibi-
tiouists held their State aud district CO
ventions here to-day, for the purpose OF Sc
lectiug delegates to the national conven,
ton. Gen. Neal Dow is one oil the dele
gates at large
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-18
OUR HANERSACH.
Pleasant Presentation to Col, Fox by Gel
Wells Camp Tuesday Evening.

At the conclusion Of the regular meet
ing of Gen. William Wells camp Sons of
Veterans last evening, Col J. f Fox of
the Vermont division WAS presented with
an elegant regulation sword and belt by
the members of the camp. Hhe sword IS
gold etched. having Col FoX's name on
one side and the insignia OF the order on
the o'her, and the trimmings are of gold.
The belt is OF golden lace and is hand
somelY trimmed. ~ e,presents, which are
the finest of the kind ever brought into
the Vermont division, Were selected for
the camp by Gen. Abbott OF Chicago,
commander-in chief. The presentation
speech was made by Capt. Gilbert and
Cul Fox responded in a feeling manner.
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| again.Sominated.


SEDALIA, Mo-, May l6-The republican
convention to day adopted platform
which opposes monopoies and trusts, de
uounces ballot box frauds IN the South
and taVors revision of the tariff, alway ;
on the basis of protection and opposes
eveiand's message and the Mills tariff
Dlll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-18
Colorado Republicans.

DENVER, Col, May 1.-THE republican
State convention to-day elected delegates
to Chicago. They are understood to
fhNnr AlliSnn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-18
-eneral order in Relation to the Annual
tmrnmpmcnt Sous OF Neterans

SONS OF VETERANS, Us. A.
BUHLINGroN. May To- 1855.
General Order Nr.1.
/. As has becu announced in general or
der Ho.6, the 9Th annual encumpmeut will
convene at Montpelier Wednesday, May 23i.
| trust that every camp will he well repre-
sented as 1t Will he he largest encdmpment
ever held in Vermont, and as Camp 81 are do
all in their power tor our entertainment IT IS
a sure guaranty of its success.
II. Through the energetic york Of Nus
tering Officer c. a. Searlc, rat es have been
secured Tor fare enc way on all railroads.
good going 22d and 23d, and returning Path
and 10Th.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
rHE TICKET SATISFACTORY.
Itis Is at Least the Opinion Of Mr.. Giarkson
Of IOlca.

Chicago dispatch: J. S. Clarkson, o
the national subcommittee which had il
charge the details of the republican ma
tional convention, was seen before leav
ing for home to-day and questioned con
corning the success OF the convention
and its results. When questioned us tc
whether the nomination OF Harrison wa.
the result of combination made before
the convention met ON Monday lie said
1T was not. The sharpest politician
could see no attempt TO make any com
bination. When Harrison showed ris.
ing pulse or strength the light came.
After tvs ballots the Iowa delegation.
which was governed more by party in.
terests than ever for Senator Allison, saw
that the situation could he unlocked ane
q favorable ticket reached, ticket which
New York and Indiana, two necessary
states, had asked for aud the nomina.
ton of which would make those states
responsible for party success In Noyem.
Der.
Senator Allison had instructed 10
subordinate his interests at NIL times to
the Party's interests Before doing so
we went to several Of the strongest
states and told them that solely for the
party interest and still realizing that
Allison had good chances left we were
willing to give M and unite on Harri.
son If they would go to him also. II
was patriotic appeal, unselfish and
purely In the interest of the party. They
accepted it and Senator Allison was
withdrawn and his entire following
transferred to Harrison. 1t is a fact
that Iowa made this choice, while at
heart think most of its delegates pre.
terred Gresham. The ticket commands
and represents the full strength OF the
republican party. No republican con.
ventlon has adjourned since the war
with everybody accepting the result as
unanimously as this convention all.
iourued.
General Harrison is as strong as his
party. New York demanded him, Tndi.
ana offered him, New Jersey accepted
hlm, Connecticut approved him and
California adopted him"
Chicago dispatch: Another story
about the Blaine kilograms, which was
told to reporter yesterday evening
was that Blaine feared that BouteIle and
manly would use their own Judgment
and refuse to read the dispatches TO the
convention, and that in order to Guard
against this possibility Blaine cabled M,
son, Walter Blaine, instructions 10 have
those kilograms demanded by some
friend in the convention il the ballotino
was persisted in. 1t was added that 4
was only under Walker Blaine's threat
that he would do this that Boutelle read
the messages.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
TOWA rnAErIr-

Chicago dispatch: Several private
conferences have been held this week
by the attorneys Of the roads interested
in Iowa traffic relative to the order Of
the Iowa railway commissioners IN re-.
gard to reduced freight rates in that
state No definite decision has been
arrived at. The attorneys have read
statements from Chairman Faithorn
which will aid them considerably. They
go to show that reductions are greatest
on articles which constitute the bulk ~
the car load freight of the Iowa lines.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
SIX DROYNED

Newark IN. J.) dispatch: A party of
sixteen ladies and gentlemen hired the
steam yacht Olivette and left this CITY
at 8 o'clock last night. 1t being flood
tide the jetty ut the mounth OF the bay
was covered with water. The pilot had
scarcely got his bearings when he heard
2, sharp, grating sound, and realizing
that he was on the jetty, stopped the en-
CINE. Several of the male passengers
Jumped over on the jetty, and in doing
SO the boat lurched and slid off into deeD
water, drowning six persons.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
THE CROP OUrLoOK.

The Cincinnati Price. Current Of Tho
18th says: Needed rains have fallen b
considerable extent the past week A.
tlle central west, giving important rc.
liei to corn and other crops. but dotri.
mental more or less TO winter wboat n
the limited areas where the harvest no.
rlod has been reached. Northwestern
crops hnye made good progrcsa. Corn
Tue condition Of which was being n reat
ened IN the Ohio valley, is in GOOD con- .n,
elai condition, making satisfactory pro.
gress N all the western states. will mn.
important exceptions. IL h still haaL
ward IN growth in Iowa, NebrnsLo Dp a,'J
some other states. The oats cron n" an
.hlhS good outlook. Indications AZ ~
the winter wheat yield from tho ~ ~
valley district and westward where har'
yestlng has been in progress or cnm-
pleted are not such "a 10 m U goIh
cnh1se the general outlook. No fap ~
can DC lndged from the returns sn ~, ~,
, Wheat, which got started considsra atb <
iater tnan usual as rule, hns been ~.
, xored the past month, and there u Ina
little at this date prciudicia to ita p pn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
CONGRATULATIONS FRou mn. ntt,yr.

q
A cable special from Linlithgow saws,
Mr.. Blaine arrived here with tile coach.
ing party late this al .srnoon. Oddly
enough it was while lie las visiting the
cemetery here, when e dispatch was
handed to him announcing the nomina.
ton Of Senator Harrison. Mr.. Blaine
smiled and handed the dispatch to Mr..
Carnegie and asked, "What do Won
think Of that?' Mr. Carnegie replied
1T is very good; it is Just what / ex.
pected. The whole coaching party
were greatly excited over the news, and
although Mr.. Blaine tried to look nm.
concerned he was evidently feeling like
the others. He seemed, however. very
cheerful. know that the entire blaine
iahllly were OF the opinion last uigbt
that Harrison would be nominated A.
the same time they were somewhat dia.
turbed when they heard of Mr. WcKin.
icy ana ms appearance MS dark horse
Mr.. Blaine this evening Is bnsijv en-.
gagged writing letter of congratulotinn
to Harrison. In regard to the action "a
the convention Mr.. Blaine refused fur.
lively tonight to say n word ID the rne,,,.
beTs OF the press. Mr.. Carnegie, who
had been with him in the sitting room nm
where he is writing the Harrison letter
said to me that he he'd read the letter
= tell You, said lie, "thc letter has thc
true ring about it, and will bc, have no
doubt, the keynote Of tile campaign, Az
70 Harrlson's nomination, Mr.. Carneoie
sad that he would create great ent6n.
siam In the country. At least he thonnht
50 alter he had seen Mr.. Blaine smile so
Icheerinlly when the news was received
put Blaine smiles even when he does
teal subject. "a my pom
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
FITORABLE CROp UEITyru

Washington dispatch: The weather
conditions for the past week through.
out the country have been favorable To
growing crops and conditions have inn.
proved in the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys, and in Michigan. al.
though heavy local rains in Missouri
are reported to have injured wheat and
hay harvesting. An excess OF rain IL re.
ported from Arkansas, Louisiana and
Ml.slssippi, which has been unfayoraLle
70 the cotton crop, In the western nor.
ton OF the cotton region, including All.
ALBANIA, North Carolina and South Gard.
una, the weather has been favorable for
al crops. In Ohio, Indiana and Con.
necticut more rain is needed, while CEN.
orally throughout the middle Atlantic
and New England states the weather al
the past week has improved the eron
conditions Harvesting il in nroereas
In Tennessee and Kentucky, where tbs
weather conditions have been fayorable
Tor wheat and corn aud favorable fop
grass AVA
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
mrs. LAnoLTRY avn rur,

New York special: II having been 70.
ported from Baltimore that date waa
set for the marriage of Mrs. Ianotrv
and Fred Gebhard, q reporter caIiad "
her home in this city to-day. DetaiI;n ~
ms mission in writing, he sent Tho rness
sage MP. In u few moments a. C'i es alnes-
came down under the Jersev Tiiy ',I LaaJ
and seal The reply was. 6ft,Ss q I u'anii
O lies, 9s usual. paoA
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
onyEcrs TO oRIrIcIsnr

Washington dispatch: Secretary Of
the Treasury Fairchild has written o
long letter to George William Curtis,
president of the New York Civil Service
reform association, protesting apainat
the latter's editorial criticisms on the
custom house. 80"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
The iirss and only l,alios Sci
iirnt rCsalsaSl.
asN. snrhtn.sr nraaI

Washington Dispatch Ths 4
bulletin was issued this syess
eral sheTiiaus condition has 4
10 improve The intense hes !
ever beginning 10 tell
strength II ~ evidcntly i'ece
eEaary 60 consider the quasiid
mOyal 90 o moro favorable lee
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

RUMoa has it that the Rock Island
i has leased the use Of the Union Pacific
Lincoln. '-io' ioI'h Oh
The sheriff Of johnson comfy "a
celyed the $500 reward offered for re-.
capture Of penitentiary escaped cor.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
4 FULL gToKEr NonrIN4rED.

Detroit dispatch: The prohibition
state convention reassembled this morn
ing. Resolutions were adopted endors-
ing the platform and candidates placed
IN nomination by the Indianapolis CON
yentlon, declaring that all money shonId
be Issued and its volume controlled Inv
the national government; inviting tho
cooperation of workingmen in an effort
to abolish the liquor traffic, and fayorinG
suffrage without distinction of sex or -
race. A full state ticket was placed in
the field, headed by the Hon. A. b.
Cheney for governor.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
THE yicE raSsinr,,
Ths ESFasst IPgssI ~ ssaais,
AaIf " lA.rl.-.-

Ihs ESFssst IPPsat ~ ssaaaas 4 !. Ii III ~.
hsif VI hNgs4. s~sssss
Chicago dtspLgch Ihsss sss 1888 !,
further seconds u tbs "a slank
Phelps. tile call u states u .le cleo
and when New York was az oss1sas
Miller responded lie ssl,s, nf,aaa
candidacy " Mr.. DgfSa ~ san ss IA
Dental nomination, ash y lensara
seutlsmaus ualae hal been be inn
ia SORROW, but nns ia aaan vssnn
suFrl the convention shss s1 1870.
republican paFty ia Sew Yats snriav \
been divided. al factions H. he sns|
harmony IN IT, action Ia CHS irkzntss
candidate shieh Nea Yo,k " no NH, -
present for thg ticp Fgssslsas,s
man wiki nhoia be bal ese@s We pr.
III tile convention a0nli eaasr asAaed !
Ntsli ~ Ncs York ami sivs hw They
a. candidate Tor sirs pgssai We wi
aauUia would w. dnwu nsiy Wa ncs|
mon c4EiRr. aud lle could IN zeal III
Erugie u the aatne pletlss ~ This ii
Itpu and faction II tho tRgsy aimed
all represented hgsp ID 0tgss 1eem
tt9n To-day ,hc coaVruisa interest
!, pssstble fuF the rrpahleal sheriff
lutltaua by IT, iuEsasg aeSsG We
mako u laaaiblc a. carry Sgs live III
ties convention would itsip Ia gmxnAAs
rAna u NuH YORK they w0s ere haf
3Ght ~ a suecesatul c0urimsaa pafxasa
Nru York drigsntrs assg a&nusAsi
boon they would SO b6h'e pSaaaagI
tia. mortal msn rnrsl og kha
would so haiaC ssrk ne ags|
discouraged. lilo appealed ssaHFeQI
yrnsluu 60 hsAE tho VOTES Il Ak@azssuI
II sllg convention uOnld aaas asssss@
else man ~ their chDtre thg 1ns
huwC and lnscEilsc npun sAs u@@0s
American wages Tor Amffgen1s
iusmrn. American markets 81 @ns0sa I
rcuplS and protection ts sSEas|
npmra, " aud Ia this stgn taef n#eA
bw defeated IN tehalt q pose
republican party ~ the sgf $50
York ! uanr Hun. Low Z Nsnen
senator Mtllcr's srcecli ~ ssnpassA
,.,, f.....,,..,,si,. ...t...s,,,ssytt from u
TIts ~, $500, 80 y. $3.50 fogeagI
New York should have The aa@@
lcnttal nomination vas chest $500 sa..s's
When lie had concluded shsft 1900
puthurst II applause. COT ~
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

>, NE lawyers and printers OF wost
, nIint ma ma 2 match game Of bnse bali 4
victors. ''i'cAstohe were
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

=, = IIIDBHItNIN CONVENTION.
The Vermont republican state CON
ventlon met on the 9th, and was called
to order by John Batcheldor, who made
short speech. Hon. w. P. Dilling.
ham was nominated for governor: Ur.
ban Woodbury., for lieutenant governor
". II. Dubois, for state Treasurer
Charles w. Porter, for SECRETARY ii
state, and Z. E. Powell for auditor,
The platform heartily endorses that
OF the Chicago convention as n clear and
1orelble presentation of the principles
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
mn. rmUnn4N wAlrnp ON.

He Receives the Notification Committee
His Home.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-12
''The Proper study of Mankind is
Man.,

says the illustrions Pope If be had includ-
ed woman in me list, he would have been
nearer the truth, if rot 20 puetical. Dr. r.
V. Pierce has tasda them both life study,
especially woman, ard the peculiar de
rangements To winch ;eT celicate system is
liable. Many womaG ~ he Iand who are
acquainted with D' P"rcs ouly through
his "Favorite Prssctiitin., > bless him with
all their heart. ior !'e iias brought them the
panacea for all hose a.i5aoic ailments pre-
culiar 10 their sex suc.i as leloorrhea, pro
lapsus and other depacemen;s, liberation,
internal fever" boating. tendency to in
ternal cancer, and other silments Prics re-
duced to one dollar. By druggists
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C., just received at
IL SS King corner OF Royal street and for sale
at a small sdvsnce-wholcsslean and retail. Rodgers
& Son and other make Of Carvers and Forks, a
great variety Rodgers & Son, and other make Of
Table and Breakfast Knives. Genuine Rodgers
g Son, Heinesh and other make of Scissors.
Pocket Cutlery in great variety, several hundred
patterns. Table Knives with Forks to match, at
low prices. Enterprise, Champion and other
Meat Cutters, all sizes. Brownies Flexible Rub
Der Weather Strips, the best in use, with 3 great
variety of other goods III our lne for sale cheap.
Special attention is asked to large Job lot of
sale at large deduction from usual prices Call
and see, at SO King, corner of Royal street.
dec7 J.T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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lCoAlMUNICATED.
An Oyster Roast.

KING GEORGE q. H., Va, Jan. 8, 1885,
On Friday Dec. 29d, 1887, was the happy
posseesor of an invitation to attend an oys.
ter roast, given by Mr.. W.R. Lomax, at
"Panorama," his old ancestral home in King
George county, Va AS reached the old
homestead. now owned by DR.. r. 81. Stuart
and occupied by Mrs. Tubervile Stuart
under the chaparonage of whom. the
roast was given, each window glowed
with q welcoming light, and, upon entering
the mansion, the impression made on your
correspondent was that of being suddenly
transported 20 scene of loyliness beyond
expression. You can understand the feel
iDgs of an old bachelor under such circum-
stances, where the rooms were filed with
delightful music and the graceful dancers
with willing feet kept time in perfect har
mony With their gallant escorts. Among
those who were present, [ cannot fail to
mention Miss Nina Stuart purple silk, black
satin anu diamond ornaments Miss Rose
Stuart, red cashmere and pearl ornaments !;
Mrs. W. 81. D. Grymes, nee Miss MARI
Stuart, blue silk with sapphiries; Miss Atty
Berry with rose colored silk, with pink lace
oyerskirt and amethyst ornaments: Miss
Alice Ashton, in dark silk with ruby orna
ments. The beauty displayed by all the
ladies present was most worthy OF mention.
The dancing was kept up until about 10 80
O'Clock, when the company was called to a
most sumptuous supper, composed OF every
thing that pleases the appetite, oysters
served in every possible style that could
tempt the taste or please the palate. Among
the gentlemen present cannot fail to men,
ton our host, Col ". r L1naX, who was
| most kind and cc~e--' pavug every at.
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IsWEs F. CARLE L soNs,
NO. 90 GIEG STREET
ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA,
VThoIosoIn .-G rn+o;1 n,sI,,g -,
" IUIU5dIp GIu lstlsJI DO-ItI5 II
u RNWAHIH ANA CIIrpT. .EPN-

Builders Hardware, Locks, Hinges, 6crewsi
DoOrBolts Latches, &c, 92ddlory, Hardware
Bride Bits, Buckles, Rings. Hames, &c, &C.
Wheelwrights' Hardware, Azlcs, Rims, Hubs
spokes, Sawed Follows, Tire Iron, &c, Pocket
Table, Carving and Butcher Knives &C. Guns
Pistols, &c. A full and complete stock Of first.
class go"ss sway in store and sold at lowest cash
prices. a1g15
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tention to his guests. The Colonel was in
mis- usual good looks and seemed TO beam
With happiness.
Mr.. Allen Smith represented the Kappa.
hammock" on which be lives, with his usual
good grace; Mr.. r. Il. Stuart, jr., F. l..
Ashton, 81. M. Tennent, jv., Charley Berry,
Richard Grymes and others were also pres.
eut. had the pleasure OF sitting behind
the fast team of Mr. John E. Mason, who
kindly took me down 10 he "roast''
"OLD BACH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-12
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