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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
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The Pfesident has sisned the direct tax
bill.
Tbs democrats insde gains il The MaiDe
elections yesterday.
Virginia Knox, The Pitlabuvg heiress has
been divorced from the Count Ill Mon.et-
cole, VINO Ia Ia prison tor li5eling her.
Senate authorities roncede the right olsen
ator cleo: Hui, of New York, to remain In
Office as Governor till December nexe.
Parliament has instituted g scientific in-
curry into the causes OF the dense fogs IN
London and method 10 clear the attn os'
phere.
The first lord of the British admiralty is in
favor OF meintaning the Eoglish navy, go
as TO hold tbs fighting supremacy in every
part Of the world.
Ssnator-elect Peter, of Kansas, says there
wi be a third pSEty 10 1892 and tha5 ia will
embrace ell The farmers aud labor organizi'
tons In the country.
Amcug the decisions announced il The
U, s. Sup. enc Court yesterday Was o0e 10
favor OF the estate OF Mr7. Myra Clnfh
Gaines against the city of New Orleans.
The B ltimore Board OF Trade yesterday
adopted reso utioDs against the subsidy Dill
and te esraphed >eDator German protesting
against lis passage by the U. s. Ssna.e.
Record of the judgment Of tbs Unted
States Supreme Court in the case OF the Ma
yGssa rioters, sentenced 70 death, has been
received, and an appeal IN 6heir behalf will
uew be made 10 Presicsnt Ha,siaou.
A big oyster schooner that would crdi-
pari,Y carry Grew Of eight men, and snss
hsd aboard 800 bushels of bivaiyes, wss sssn
OF Friday aud Saturday daitiing ou. past
Jas capes oftEe Chesapeake. Sae Was badly
| listed.
The controversy relative TO the Civil Sci
vice Commieeior wss adjusted by the coa-
terees yesterday by The adoption OF tns cur
rent law, so that the commission goss ca
without any change 10 its icIce CT Ia liz
methods of securing assistance.
In Wall street yesterday The stock market
was more active than usual Of la.e, and Pa
oitic Mail was advanced upon The passage
Of The gu bsldy bill ia Congress, but the im'
proVemeHt IN the stock was losJ later in tbs
trading. TIE price ns cotton futures de.
| oIined on the New York exchange, aud
there was talk OF exhausted margins. Tht
national deb increased 80 994 $50 in Febra'
!ery.
a supposed disappearance of $677 600 o.
delaware State securities wss discovered o.
Dover yesterday. The Legislature directed
that Iega! sc.ion be taken against the bono
Of ex-Tressufsr VIM. Herbert. Nearly al
the States securities that were in box II
bank at Daver are said 30 have disappear
ed. Ex-Treasurer Herbert declares be
never saw them and knows nothing shou'
them.
A regular exodus of Mormons from Z az
to Mexico is quietly taking ace, and vi C.
in The next three months q large Dumosr o
the saints will have left. The Mormons hsVf
q tract of land in the State of ChihuannA l2s
miles long end Is miles wide wh.ch they axe
setting up colony of sixty will ieavs
Provo early In April. All over the Territory
the saints are preparing tc go S9uth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
Foreign News.

LosD IN. March g. The fireman Sad,er
who was arrested on February Is last fl
the mu- Ter CT 'Carroty Nell" 10 Waite.
CHAPEL, has been discharged. The police
could not C lee. sufficient evidence to con
nect hin with TIA crime, shica ia COW q. 6
nitely placed to The account Of Jack tbs
R,ppsr."
a dispa'ch from Chit today states tha'
four hatts iona of io!An :, forming part o.
the Chiiiaa government troo2s, have shot
thar officers and declared themselves in
in favor of he revolutionis!s.
PARIS March 8 -Tbas he disturbance
caused by The visit of Empress Frederick to
tais city haa not entirely subsidized, Is shown
By the fact that ths air is full of rumoTs oil
changes OF o diDlom,tic nature. 1 is re-
ported chat NJ Hsrossse. the present
French ambassador az Bs:iin, u,oa whose
ehoaidsTe considerable sm uot Of the
blame for the up9ieaasn'1ess has been
tarova, WI D, eant 20 L,ud IN az .ae sue
ceasor 10 Nj. Waddiletor hat Herr Won
Rad ui-z, tne 2 nau enD.s5 4d1r at Con-
8 an.u ,pla, vii -ofc,sd Coaat Won Mun-
ssar "a O. ul,n - s.,So- ~ P4-fs sud
.,ss q voa " !. -ea ~ olncs Pm, g
voa doneoiohe-scoii '.g--ars,. - Governor
OF E'saoe LI.,sila.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03

FARMERS swINDLED.-Nine prominent farmers
living near Charlotte H. c., have been sTindled
in The past fow days ous of $t25 apiece by mau
namsd Fletcher, representing Fletcher & Co.,
manufacturers and pstentees for combination
wire and sst fenc,. Fletcher, they claim, vent
round aud persu I'd ID them into ticking tue 1gcncg
for his fence, they giving wnat he ssi we're no:es
or surety to the amou Ut Of Sl25 sp,ec,. AS soon
as each agent bad sold !, 600 rois OF the fence,
g etcher was to return tne note. The farmers
took the sge lcy and signed tho notes which It
turns out sre negotiable Fletcher went 20 Dan
vile, Va aud sold them to Mr. COhn, Who is
looking ia.o the m tier Tho bsnks deci TO
honor the notes, and the DAnvil pur-Esser
found there VAS something w.cn5 al ieit u
catch M with Fletcher.s IN the mos't r,' Cns
notes he holds are good, and can Re c'llected
The farmers contrscss turned olv to Go negotiable
AID Inc farmers are wiser and sadder men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03

PRESIDENT HARRISON would never have
signed the ci:ect tax bill If nearly all the
money appropriated by thas bill would not
go North. Bat NO matter what motives in
duced him to sign it, the Virginia people,
from whom ;hg tax was individually exacted
will nave from now until next Decembsr &c,
hunt up their receipts for the payment
thereof. S. none of it Can be returned to
then until the Legislature shall meet and
agree to accept the sum appropriated 10 full
for all claims that may arise under the
bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
The Postal Subsidy Bill.

as stated in the GAzETTE, tie postal cub
sidy bill, as amsnded by the House, passed
the Senate yesterday. This it did largely
by the grace Of it's enemies, who feared that
II the bill were allowed to get toto confer
encs ommittee's hands it would be convert
ed into q pos'a!-tonnsge subsidy bili-a
measure ten times worse. Had Senators
Carlisle, Morgan and Pugb, who voted for
it, cast their votes against it, the bill would
not have b,en passed. But, as has already
been stated, 1t might otherwise have gone
into conference ard have emerged and been
passed la wosss form. AS passed the bill
gives steamers OF s eco tons and 20 knots 9
subsidy OF 81 mile for each outward voy-
age; 20 steamers Of 5000 tens and Is knots q
bounty II 81 a mile is given TO steamers OF
$500 tons and II koots bounty of 81 a
mlls to steamers of $50 tons and u kuots
"a bouoty OF 665 cents mile. The Pacific
Mail Steamship ompsDy, which has u steamers,
ranging from 500 tons to 1908 tons, will be
the chief beneficiary of the BILL 1t has one otbtr
steamer of 1870 tons, which it is, perhaps in
tended to squeeze into the 1 500 ton limit. There
are several other companies that will help the Pa.
cifc Nail absorb annually for ten years the sum
vnriously estimated from 81 100000 up. The
bill viii, h was defeated in the Hous iG is said,
would have required expenditures during the
next fifteen years OF not less than S2O0,OOOO CO.
The Baltimore Sun gays: There is little or no
prospect that the carriage fright will be cheap
ened Onr former experience with the Pacific
N all Was thGt its sub idly only strengthened it to
kill competitors aud keep up rates. 1t and the
other existing lines are mopopostc in their
methods now, ana the new Law will only help
item 10 Keep those methods in vogue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
DIED.

At the residence of his father, F. F. Triplett, in
Fairfax county, March I'd, after lingering i'll.
ness, VIM WALLACE TRfPLETT, aged 50
years. zf;- Services st he residence at 1 o'clock
p. m On Thursday, the 9Th instant. Interment
at Union cemetery, this city Washington star
plefse copy.
In Wsshinston, On March 2, 1891, at 1925 p.
IN, WILLIAM BE1nkkNBROUGH NEWTON,
infant son OF John st. Clair and Lucy L. P
Brookes, aged months ard days. TT Fune al
from residences OF pareuls 1916 Corcoran street,
at u o'clock H.. Wednc day, the 4th instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
The Iowa Election.

CHICAGO, Ma,c5 Reports Ct municipal
elections he'd throughout Iowa yesterday
show thet at Iowa City the democrats made
a clean sweep of ali the ofioes except one
trustee. At Fort Madison, o tumwa, Cree.
ton, Burlington aud Waterloo the democratic
we're also successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence Of the alexandria Gasette

Special Correspondence Of the alexandria Gasette
WASHINGTON. d. c., March 8 1880
The House committee on public buildings
and grounds tc-tay reported favoraoiy a
bill for The erection uf sn extension 10 The
White House, in accordance with lars
proposed 0s MS. Harrison. These plans
contemplate usicg The present mansion ss Q
private residence. ard the erection, as an
addition, of sn official wing on the west
side of The present building, the addition to
bs counterpart Of the original structure
and connected with 1t by coonnades aud
conservato,ies, the whole structure COM
peted tc cuat not more than S950,000.
La recent paragraph in this correspon.
dencs 10 reference to the reorganization Of
the republican parry in Virginia 1t was
stated by u ,spse of the pencil that Colec.
cor B,sGy vas q member OF the Stale .epub-
itcan committee. That was not correct.
Elk Mayor Lamb of Norfolk is the 9Th
member OF that committee, sni under the
proposed reorganization he has been select
I'd as the new chairman. Some of the CO..
ored brethren are in favor OF having ons of
their Own race at the head of tho orgenizs-
,icn, and as that race supplies It's whole
effective strength. their idea Is By no means
unreasonable out il will not be adopted.
Objection wss made in the Senate last
rishJ to Mr.. Daniels amendment providing
for paying back to Virginia the money
he sdVaGosd the SoverDment 10 the war OF
1872 but Nj. Danis was more successful
Today. II provides for paying Virginia
81 ,460 900, which sum il paid will relieve
Virginia OF that much of the debt she ewes
the soyernmsu', ead iesve ber indebted to
the voverEmeng ol!y il tie small sun OF
$4,000
Among the strangers in The city to-day is
Hon. Joseph f. L les OF NottoWsy county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
LOST.

OST.-On sunisy evening, either at. the Trioi-
ty NJ E. Church Sabbath School or betw en-
that church and No. 217 south Royal street, A
CHILDS BRACELET, rope design, with three
b,ne sets at each end Finder suitably rewarded
by Leaving it at No. PIT aeu'h Royal street. 2t
T OST-On Friday afternoon, on King street
IL between Pitt and Fairfax street. a Pal OF
GOLD sPECTACLES in leather case. The ii I'd
or will be rewarded bv returning the same 70 No
100 south Fairfax street. feb2S st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03

If ALL the bile for cutting off Alexandra
from its trade With the country west and
south fit, that either have passed, or that
msy pass, shall become laws, che will be
given the complete 90 by, md will regret
her large appropriations TO railroads even
more than she has ever yet dose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03

"Eslen'u Babes" Tnls work Ia aukuowl-
edged to be one Of the best selling artices
10 our bookstores. Druggists. however say
that Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup sells better than
say cher remedy. II is always reliable
Price % Gems.
1, eau do you no harm but will positively
cuss you. we refer to Ola Sanls Catarrn
Gore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03

I have used DE-. Bn'a Cough Syrup and
found it the best r'neh remedy ever tried.
w. P CLARKE. go Walnut street, Pnis-
delphis, Pa.
II sells all tho year round and slways
cures. Salvation Oh the great remedy for
pains. % Cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03

telegram wss received in New York to day
announcing the desth of John S Hall, the well
known Rrilf al man at Townsville, Ga. Mr..
Hall went South with Mr.. Gould few weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
BANK STATEMENTS.
[651.
DEPOT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank,

AT ALEXANDRIA, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
At the close of business, February 20, 1891.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $'9 ,2l3 Il
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured, $50 60
U. S bonds to secure circulation, 5OoUO Op
stocks, securities, aims, etc., 'I,.oi %
Due from approved reserve agents, 6l,26I %
:" other National banks, S,34S 3
State banks and bankers, 4,2S9 4
Banking house furniture and fixtures, 1OOOo OO
Current expenses and taxes pad, 1,36S 20
Premiums un u. 3. bonds, S,OOO W
Checks and other cash items, I.945 %
Bills of other banks, 300 W
fractional paper currency, nickels and
cents, 30
Specie $3.50 90
Legal tender notes. $500 90
Redemption fund with U S. Treasurer
. per cent of circulation, 2,25o %
$685.. $40 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, 100000 co
Snrplus fund 10000 90
Undivided profits, 3l,5lS II
National bank notes outstanding, $4,000 90
Individual deposits subject to check, 393,9S6 bo
Demand certificates of deposit, 3,2iO 81
Due to other National banks $50 ~
State banks and bankers, 9,S'1 AZ
$639 546 81
State Of Jirgiria city Of Alexandria
l. Charles f. Hootf Cashier of the aboye-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. B. HOOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this ID
day of March, 1891
w. F. LAMBERT, Notary Public.
Correct attest:
4. +. BEACH
JAMES F MUIR. Directors
Jos BRoDERs, 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-03
$639,546 81
mo. 1716
Citizens National Bank,

OF ALEXANDRIA. IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
At the close of business, febru4ty %, 1891.
RESOURCES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19
Astonishing Smuggling Ingenuity.

''Thd re is 4 heavy duty on diamonds,
and ead of the lasscn gers had three large
stonc.. worth about Sl2 900, which he
had purchased in London. Theproblcm
of lfos 70 cyaic paying the duty nn the
stone worried him considerably, ba' Il
last IL evolved "A plan.
"fne chef officer had a lttlc Skye
teri icg, nd the passenger, after consider
able caaAine, induced him II sell the
dog iS -oon the smuggler gained
possc s-lon OF tie animal he tied him up
and gave him nothing to eat until just.
before we We're u 20 ashore. He then
procured soulc lat meat from the ccok,
and, cutting of piece little larger than
waln,.t made hole in il, into which
be place pn" .! the diamonds.
"a I,s will generally bolt piece OF
fat without chewing II. and, ot course,
a dialoud wilI 20 down with 1t. The
hungry dog swallowed the meat, as MS
owner expected We would, aui IN shor'
time the ;hrec diamonds were safely
stow ! away II his interior. The dia-
nond ,nns.ler had no difficulty ir
evailng he vigilance 4 the Custom
Hou officials. aud was soon on his way
uf town, leading tie dog by a strlus.
II n = INN fen DAYS after ward, and
aske hin how he remove the stones
Easily enough. hc replied. As soon
- 90 home sho, the dog and found
the al nDa,s after A short search. OF
course ! was sorry for The dog, but dogs
are c.1ra,. ani III" tariff on stones II
h2h snl never allow sympathy u in
terfer. yitn business. '--Jeneters R.ek
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

in thin slices, which wersplaced side by
side. according 20 the size OF the sheet
required, After being whe.ted and
beaten with wooden instrument until
smooth they We're pressed and dried in
the sun. queer plant is native OF
Madagascar Formerly It's seeds. which
are very poisonous, were administered TO
persons accused of crime Ii the indi-
vidual was innocent the dose excited
vomi,in. and his recovery was looked
upon rs satisfactory vindicstion; but,
when retained in the stomach, ii quickly
proved fatal, and gutlt was tnus essao-
iishei. The vegetable ivory plant Of
South Aneriea is 4 we'll known CONNER
cial zrt,.a-.--~> It's seeds at first contain a
clear. insipid liquid, which changes by
degrees until il becomes as hari as ivory,
for which il Is used as a substitute in
many manufactures.
From Eastern Asia comes plant the
flowers Of which contain quantity Of
luce that rapiGiv turns black or deep
pnrple. |, is used by Chinese ladies' for
dKrln9 tier nan ana eyebrows. ana 10
Java f. llacNine shoes Decidedly re-
marksblc i ~. .amphor tree. from
wilicii ,stnpn"' : prepared by boiling
the chopped branches in water. Il is
mainiN ttio,i'.eed i'll the Island Of For
m"sa. tuas,nuch as it grows we'll in the
Southern State, there i reason TO believe
that the preparation of camphor vail
som" LAY i~comc profitable industry
ii tAis country The arnot,a plant has
~ee'I~ coated with red, waxy pulp.
which is dried ani made into cakes. II
Is much employed by the South Amer.
can CaribS for painting their bodies,
| paint belne almost Their only article of
clothing. A. 4 commercial ariici" il IS
mainly utillze,i n co.orinc for cn"eSe,
butter and inferior chocolate. From
| India comes the khus khu> .tds~, .ne
tbrons roots Of Winch Weld !, very pecu-
llar and pleasant perfume. la India
the leaves are manufactured INTO
screens Tor doors and windows. which
when " f dliIn~e refreshing >c.n,.-
WaMto9 ~, STIR
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

Underground coaduits for electric
wires for various purposes have been
perfect success III Pnia ielphia The
first experiment with them was under
taken SIX years ago The conduit then
laid, as we'll as those laid since for the
fire and police Servlc;.. ha the advantage
q the experience Of David II. Walker,
who has been connected with the Elec
tncai Bureau attached to the Department
Of public Safety for thirty five years.
There is no evidence of impairment, and
asa consequence Philadelphia has, 50 far
a, is police and fire service is concerned,
escaped the nuisance of overhead wires,
aud has been spared the evils of tornup
streets that would have followed less
efficient work than that Of Mr. Walkers.
At present the city has Il. o. miles Of un
dargrouud conluitS in successful opera
ton, and during the current year nearly
5000 will be expended in. extending
ihc system.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

Snce 1874 twenty-five deaf mutes
hqyr been killed in this country while
walking on railway tracks. An old Erie
locomotive engineer, whose trains ran
over five of this number, says "a deaf
mute was never known to look back
while walking on railroad track, and
lie is generally discovered in places
where il is almost an iinpossibility to stop
in time to save him The air brakes
have saved 4 good many deaf railroad
pedestrians since they came into use. 1t
is an old saying among railroad men that
q deaf and dumb person will go two
miles out Of his way to walk on Il rail-
road track, aud it ism far from the
truth would like to have some one
give some explanation Of this strange
phase Of afflicted human nature.
There is no doubt whatever Of its exist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19
aOnc Of the best laws against trusts. !"

zone Of the best laws against trusts, :"
think, the Boston CuN;cator, lis that
passed byuthe last Illinois Legislature,
which went into effect on the first OF
Iu.e I, voids all debts for products
winch ,h" trust controls. The result IS
that IeaIcrs will not handle trust goods.
The aatural caution Of merchants acts as
~ cnforccr Of the law. Why should
thee .eII what is quite likely never to be
pm Tor y further provision of the
lan masses those who organize trusts to
pu' M. prices guilty Of conspiracy, and
lre.ar.bIn- penalty on. conviction Of
the fender
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

The determination Of the height OF
Mount Orzaba, located about 100 miles
east Of the City Of Mexico, Is the object
of an expedition that has left Terre
Haute, Ind, uuder the charge of Dr.
Ncoville Of that city, VINO is accompanied
by Professor Seaton Of Bloomington
University aud Professor Woolman of
De Pau University. 1t is believed by
Dr. Scoville that the single measurement
taAt has been made of the mountain is
inaccurate, owning TO the defective in
strumen.s used. He holds that more
accurate instr,lme nts will show that it is
Ai5ne. .Aaa Mount St Elias, now re-
sAF'e' Is the highest peak in North
America They will establish them
>e'Ve> ou the timber line, and besides
MEASURING the height, they will make y
,''eetion Of native insects, snakes, tisa
@4.> aad plants. The Mexican
N''5'ament, which takes deep interest
:" '-e success Of their work. has faclll-
'-.ei II by granting them special pElvi
.e,>:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19
II + FINER'S ErRE

Iare as the heart Of little chill,
- stream from i mountain cradle wild
'fetf INTO the town and away, defilei.
An INSECT dipp<k its radiant wing
IN sweets forbidden, and, fiutterine
ank down II earth. a he,p,ess ,hi,.,
= po-t was born with voice divine,
lie ,taned his soul with passion and wine
= III daty fed with his heri of swim.
oe stream was m-t by the cleansing tide
~ de"'irop> re moth vas purified.
me poet sang one trn- song, AMI died
~ us Eoyi iHDa ia the rosnoDoi,foo
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

10 without COOL reason, main.
vain, t.rc N"w York Y,Idune, that the
ba.aua la, become 50 popular in recen.
year For it j. aid to possess in itself
a,. '.s. c.,rntial> to thc susten nee Of life
io. ,Jta mtn ana beast. 1t belongs to
rao his family, aad is 4 developed trop-
Icql-liH, rom whicl by ages of cultiva-
ZION the seeds have been eliminated and
t!p ,rI:t Tor which it was cultivated
grnltt cxpandc l. In relation to this
-brariay qulIitie, of this fruit, Hum
b,d., who carly saw The wonders Of the
GIANT. said hat the ground that would
.r,u nincty-aine pounds Of potatoes
w5ui roy thirty three pounds Of
wac,. out that the same ground would
.r,' 1000 pounds Of bananas. conse-
aurutiN ~ that OF whel. is l33 to one,
ard - that oI potatoes forty four to one.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

II pa-.e fly plain to the New YORK
Val ErpTess that the $40, 900
soldier, VINO constitute the military force
oi the Triple Alliance only serve to
crea,e the necessity for the maintenenc.
oi :ae ). .o)5, 900 men who form the az
.rcga,e French and Russian srmics.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

IL o-e .. tue large caves in the pro-
vince o salerno, Italy, great archsologi-
cal treasures were fourd The sesrchers
cane across large quantities of arms Of a
pre- historic age-ax heads, hammers,
daggers and knives of flint, agate and
other hard stones
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-19

The Austrian census shows that ir
tralicia s-1eniY four per cent OF the
population eau neither read nor write,
and oni. nine per cent. read.