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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

There lives in Franklin county,
North Carolina, q man forty-nine
years old who lever heard a sermon
preached, never read a chapter in the
Bible, never fired a gun, and never
saw a white man married.-EG.
And we'll bet a picayune he is
happier and more contented than one
half who have seer all, heard all, and
done all that he hasen't.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

It has taken Senator Blaine a good
many years to get excited over cleo
tien frauds in South Carolina, and
TINT may account for the intensity
OF his passion now that he has walked
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

OF course now that resumption is
Mt hand, there will be no more as
signments or failures; no more
tramps TO bother US; no more idle
ness for mechanics and laboring men,
because they can all find employment.
Crime will cease; our jails will all be
'to let:" Sheriff's will have nothing
to do but to issue subpenas for ju
ror and witnesses; no more mort
cages will be forecloscd; debtors will
meet creditors with pockets full of
''gold at par and discharge their
obligations; no more Sherif's sales,
and lawyers will be compelled to seek
other business for support; rural
newspaper men will promptly getin
all their shack pay;" and no sub
scriber will ask his paper sent on
time any more;'gold at par will go
begging ON our streets for borrowers;
high-salaried officers will cheerfully
refund to the people their over-pay
without "due process of laws" "con-
science money" will pour back into
our treasures from Radical thieves;
the Fraud at the White House will
hand over the Presidents salary to
SAMUEL j. TILDEN, who is its legal
owner, and Samuel will give back to
the people all over what former Dem
ocratic Presidents received; the "na'
tional blessing will beautifully di
minish and grow less and disappear
without o ripple on the finance wa
tiers, and the Democrats will throw
up their hats high in the air and
shout "whoop-a-loo! bully. for JOIN
SHERMAN and Resumption
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

In 1874 H. V. REDrTELD, southern
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Corr
mercial, which is a Republican jour
nal, penned the following from co..
umbia, South Carolina, and after
reading it who a find fault with
the south for becoming "solid"
against such government?
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 90, 1874.
Crossing from Georgia into South
Carolina at Augusta you see the
baneful effects of negro rule before
you have penetrated a mile into this
wretched State. Disguise it rs we
may, the fact remains the same, the
curse of South Carolina is the igno.
rance of a majority of her electors.
From this have all her evils sprung.
A stream cannot rise above its source,
and the majority Of her voters being
as ignorant of the principles of our
Government as the cattle that feed
upon the hills of Ohio, it naturally
followed that the Government fell
among thieves as completely as if all
the offices from top to bottom had
been parceled out among a lot OF
p~enitentiary convicts. The negroes
of South Carolina are totally unfit to
exercise the right of suffrage, and to
plunge them headlong from a candi.
tion of AFFECT slavery to the respon.
sible position of electors was a mis-,
hap, a folly and a crime. We see it
now plain enough, and we would
have seen it before had not our eyes
been dazzled by the prospect of get.
ting a large Republican majority.
We have the Republican majority,
but all, the woe, misery, debt, crime,
corruption, wickedness and villainy
that this majority of black voting
machines have brought upon poor
South Carolina.
"The Legislature is 4 den OF
thieves, and ignorant, stupid, bigot.
ell black thieves at that. Take the
| convicts of the Ohio Penitentiarv, OF
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Col. FRED GRANT has been granted
a years leave of absence, with a con-
tinuation of his pay! In the name
Of saffering humanity, is this Grant
family never TO be checked off from
rnjnsay fleeing the people?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Senator CoNKLIN has announced
that he will not be a candidate for
the Presidency in 1880. The Sena-
or sees the "hand- writing on the
gall."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Harden county Republican
b forty-two Sherif's sales in it,
q tine van Wert Times thirty-six!
lese are resumption times, you
ow.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

JOHN SHERMAN's New York "pet
bank" made 100000 ont of what he
loaned it! No trouble to resume at
that institution.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

some poor fellow sued the Kansas
y Times for libel, placing the
page at SOC, 900. The jury award
i'm 81, a difference of $19,999 as
j the value of his character.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

The Democrats elected six or sew
en- negroes to the Legislature in
South Carolina, and yet the Radicals
are not happy.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

BLA1NE's Committee to inquire
into election frauds, report 'no mon
ey to begin the work" Gentlemen,
resnmet
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

The fnger,board of Democracy
points directly to Senator THURMAN
ms the candidate or the Presidency
in 1880.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Every farmer i'm Preble county
who has a mortgage on his land,
must not fail to "resume." John
SHERMAN has ordered it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Tom Ew1NG or Gen. MORGAN a
beat any other man outside of Uncle
Dick for Governor of Ohio. Mark
that.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

CINCINNATI is to have a permanent
Exposition. Cincinnati is a wonder
ful city for permanent institutions.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

The Republicans claim to have
given the negroes the right of suff-
rage, and now propose to disfranchise
them because they are voting the
Democratic ticket. Don't they love
the colored man?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

The Ohio Legislature will convene
next Tuesday. Don't linger boys.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

All you have to do is to resume
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Dhntry has never found any
of its Presidents in the Senate Cham
Der, says the New York Sun, Hadn't
Senator THURMAN better reconsider
his refusal to be our candidate for
Governor and step out of the Senate
Chamber?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

The Republican party promised to
make greenbacks as good as gold.
at has made good It's promise.-Reg-
Dtster.
If that is true, it is the first and
only promise the Republican party
ever made good.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Ndaughter of Edwin NJ. Stanton
is a clerk in the War Department.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

odgn Such a period of trial,
distress and ruin TO the business in
terests Of the country as were never
endured tefore. Let us hope that
we have reached the end at last, and
that the day of returning prosperity
begins to dawn.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Well, suppose you assume the
pressure" Of performing the "goak."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Whenever a man begins to feel
mt & is SO great that the country
ding out in the middle of the
ing for him to come by, it
he for friends to look up
place in a lunatic asylum
down in.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02
Notice.

Notice.
HNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
First National Bank of Eaton, O.,
are notified that the annual election for
Directors will be held on
Tuesday, -Ean. Eath. 1879,
at the Bank, between the hours of 10
a. IN. and 3 Z. m.
Wa. Al. BROOKE, Cashier.
dec12-4t
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

Somebody interview the States
man LeFeyer.-ReqiSter.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02

The Sun'is a new morning paper
to be started in Cincinnati on the
LIST Of Jan2ary, and from what the
: / ! !. =: !. :. !: =: !. !: :: :: !:
forth, no doubt will
will be furnished at
ht wedon't believe
tier than the En-
Las 10 reached at
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Beginning Get. q, loIS.
,GH0 i!AiL TEAlN will leave Washington
a. 8 % .. u. and Alexandria 1T 05 q. m. daily,
cxcey. Sunday; pass Lessburs, going west.
,r,.rc, u. II IL L. u. 4, ana arrive At bound Hill
%. !. Il. LeSSo Round Bill 81 1880 p. NJ; pass
Lse3Hu:s, gong ag.Hscd, st 10 p. d., and ar
ri;o ~ Aloxnadria a. 3:l5 p. w., and 81
W s.;a.EgGo' $50 :. o2.
The ACCOM- nod. TIQN TRAIN will
Ic.vo n .-LlLs Ton at i 70 y ~, end Aloxsndria
NJ q - H.. us!ly. except Sunday, and arrive
4. LGc.tu.g Il. ~ D. IN. Leave LeesourY 81
9 u III. and nr:lgv d. alexandria hi Is t.. n.
aid " a,nln Stoo Il } 81 n n.
.sE P..sssasers from " u5hiagton will III,
~ " Washington AID lihiu cars Il t1e BGlLipUr,
IL ip:uuac isaiifc.c station stS IL Z. u. ana 4.zs
,..iJ.. md so through ~.th@Di change OF Gu: 7.
iac go n.:ii. trs!i from alexandria and I'd,
=. -. -rs-i. f:orp Eo"ud Hal connect at kounG
Az viz Harris Daily Line OF Coscne
o. c:.:c.ersvi!e Serryvilie and Winchester,
also with 2ea2lers Lino ct Coaches, which lesve
Logs burg dsiiy tcs Aldie and GiddleburG.
Both srane. westward, MAZE close connectioas
81 VicGns.. With Sissou's Linz % Stages for Fair
fas Cour. House.
Communication tiokeGs, 8 cts. pee s:2sse
al,;,eiaa Eicaosa, $50.
s. L. EAVENEE,
&C. ~ Genera. Ticket Agent
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1878 oasAr 1871

1877 s ensA~ 1878
PEMEsYLV ALA ROUTE
70 TIE NOGIE. WEST s SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE Tt ACE,
::.rEi:is HAIaG, 5PLEHD:D SCENhkI
MAGNiFiUENT EQUIPMENT.
&nv. 10 1871 Is p. n.
WI2GRH 6; POTOMAC EAlHROAD. COZ.
For Pulls sew Iors anu the Ess: l.S0 aad
iUl5 =. Il daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
.,at express % PullmGn ParloT Cars 81 u
n. dui.y, exuspi Sunday. For Philadelphia
ca =. e.. 4aliy.
FIR f.1gbu-g .nd the II OF. 10. 70 3. %. daily With
i;:.:icE Cars TO pi.;sou-g; 40 p. N. cAi:y
#I.l csla2a Gar to Chicago.
20. C.nandaiggs sDd the North, 7.so ? r.
%y, ;:zccp. Saturday, Fith pslsco Csc to
Watkins. Fer E.Enlrs. 1919 8. m. daily,
For B.,ti;aors, 7.co. $50, ESQ and 1910 q. m;
49, 4 -. s 81, 40 n.:d III. Is p. n. "a Sun
Cay, 10 10 Is, IN. l."O. 53J, AZ and TO- y. n.
GUUA.L rEAlNS.
Eo- A!ez.adr!h t. 10. s, 3, 10 and II c. -, and
Is. :, -, S. $50 Z, ard li.30 D. Ia On
i-uLd4ga :, T. -, sad l.15 and p. &c.
TT'fs.Ii. tusT2 ElcZa2CTia Tor Washington, t.l5,
SO 90. go, u AID IL s.Ia.,i, 3, 4N, 5, lis
ntu = :. III. Il L; niG b..
-; SUNDAY =. CTS iuJ - =. n, aud Is pm.
ThHU.ic;a TRAIN FOB The SOUTH, Wis
tiuaa.,@o and Richmond. vii! leave AlefsE-
t!:is IS III =. snc 80 p. u. dsliJ.
Tickets 2nd information can ba procured
p-;;:c:p&: r.a;iros6 sta:ic5s ard ticket office
s:.u:aeAs; L. 2. FARMER,
Ce1'l. Passengo: Agent.
sAA.:E TaGMS0S
General Manager Go-
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opening and Closing of the Mails.

CLOSING.
Washington, Z. O.. North and Northeastern
mails IL m. and 80 p. m.
Western mails 4 80 and s 80 p. m.
Southern malls, via Richmond. Va, 800 B.
m. and 90 p N.
South western mails, via Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through maiD co 10. and 90 p. N.
Alexandria to Lynchburk. Va, (way mails
including through mails, % 3. m. DsaVille,
Va, 90 2. m.
Manassas Division 90 q. 10.
Ale1andris to Round Hill, Va. s. 90 q. N.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing.
ION, D. c., &c O. N. and 2 90 and 6 90 p m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 80 q. m.
and 90 p. IN.
South western msiis via Lynchburg. Virginia.
Nhroueh msils) S 80 q. m. and no p. m. Dan.
Vile, Va, 60 D. m.
South western mails. including way mails on
Midland Railroad 8 80 g. NJ. MANASSAS D!7is.
lon 80 .. u.
Round Hill TO Alexandria. Va. 80 p. m.
Office Hours-Ofice opens st so q. m, and
ciosts at 90 p. N.
Sunday Hours-oiIice opens at as a. m. and
closes at so q. m.
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Coaaects wIlh Chcs. s. OHIO r. p. East and
Hcst - :.yach5uEg win Atlantic, Miss &
Chic !. Z. - aud tom Southwest Virgins,
Ih"...rcuga. Atlsuia. New Orleans, Nashville,
Is,Hrfi-. Lit:io Rock and ali points in Texas.
4 D"ncilio close connection with Rich mond
AID Dsnvlsa Z + - Gbd from the Carolinss,
Gecrs;s. Florida snG, via Atl,ats, with Mobile,
New Orleans snd Southern Texas.
Fer Ian ASSAS LIN E leave Washington
: GO =. n. and Aloyandris 7 . 8. H., daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg at II Is p. M,
coaIec:inS witn the Vslley Rosd East and
Ne:!. L1avo StIasburg 70 p H., Front Royal
! Is y. n iarEhsm 80 p n, Salem 3 p. IN I,
&aaassas 05 y. n. arriving At alexandra
s 20 2. II Passengers for Washington snd
H3f:h will leave Alexandria on Main Line
train, 81 8 70 p n.
Cor hi!adIaaurg ds!!y connection ct Plains
station.
For Uppcrviie, regular connection tt Deia-
FOR WEaRsNroA, Leave Washington at
: 10 i. II. daily.
IL trains mako good connections, 81 WASH
i:3.0a, 20 aGd frocl North and West.
TeH Otesns sieeper lasves Washington
7 % t.. Il, running through Without change,
Connecting viii through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets - jacksonville, Fiofds,
! good 30 May 1862. 1879 6. very low rate.
Tarorsh tickets ao.d o. the lowest rates
Cu,2 !: 81 ik:;AUUS, 8 Z. A..
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SE'Ek So SiiS.-

tn CONSEQUENCE UE TIE ICI AID
liza. The pstioss Will 70. DO delayed, he B9a:i
Of tie PoToiaU FIERY co. viii su:, $:
fo!,o~s on aid sf.or Decsnbsr -. 1873:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA Al : 50, 9 50 :,nd
II 80 8. IN aad 80, so a2d 90 .. IL.
LEAVE WASHINGTON t.. : So 10 30 AK;
y % .. NJ, s1d 80. 4 30 and o. .. ii. I:sc25
y ESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
On snd after THURSDAY, Eabrus.g l4:iI.
1878, the steamer Il Alta NO, Gag: ain
VIM. Il. Byles, w,ll.bo run ss follows:
Leave Alexandria EVERY MONDAY,
THURSDAY and SATG HpG y, fion EiDg
street wharf, 81 hslt-past soVea Jcivcs
H. a., for Landings on the Po.onnc as Is. cow
ss NoInini Leave NolniHi EVERY ~ rs
DAE and FRIDAY MGhNLNG, u: 6 o'cioah,
for Washington, arriving early tfe saEDe even
ing. Freight received tailJ.
feo II j. BHODEHS & CO. agents,
INLAND s. SEABUAKD CUASTIAtt Cd.
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Akran0rla 0axrttf
MONDAY EVENING. JAGUaHY6
Kew Years SalkS.


1-l2 n.
So it is youl began TO &c anxious
You ssid you'd come early, you KNOW
Besides. I'D counted upon sou.
And i. isn't like you to be slow.
Is that your Few drsss2 How becoming
Pray how do you like m!Ee my desrt
Mas grand in black velvst ard diamonds
Are you rosdy? Then walk right IN mere
There's the ,blc. The restaurateur spread 1t.
Pa aaid it wasn't worth while,
But what is the gooa Of his money,
If VIC don't have things dono up IN S'yie
I wish Fanny Harris could seci it.;
Sled bs swiu! je,lous. But then
That's the woro. OF these New Years recephons,
Nobody seos things bat the man.
Thew won't caro- for the fruit and the 0owsrs,
Well, there's plenty Of wine, an sure.
Come, Nell, get yourself in position,
Be qutckl There's q ring ut the doo!.
l1-12 P. n,
Bring tao card baskets in from the hall, John.
Ard put the dead latch on tho door.
Let Nei in if sny one else comes,
Just say the reception Is DER.
Ccms, Noll, have some turkey end salad,
I'm starved. and l hope you are toe,
really believe everybody
Has been hero to. day that We know.
Plesse count tho c,rds. ma. The reception
Hss teen, think, q SUCCESS:
What 8 shame in that tpsy FIt2noodle
TO spill clsret punch on my oressl
Then there was young Schumacher Fahdings
Could scarcely tell his heels from his head.
Making love TO me it Was disgusting.
He should have been home in bed.
What was it ycu s.ie, ma 2-three hundred?
Indeed, that will do pretty we'll.
Make "a sec that it gets in The pagers,
Hv>lh A hn
A MARRIAGE IL NESaAsKA.-L Lincoln
{Eeb.) Journal, December Il l-Married at the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, from the residence
ofMrs Cattle, tho sister of the bride, Hiss Flor
snce Kate Smith to Lord ely ford, of Lea, Eng
and. by Rev. G G. Harris, rector After the
ceremony tho happy pair returned to mcss sr-
tisticsly. seryed treskfsst from thcse excellent
caterers Ba,tcsm and WOLF, aid lett at once Tor
their home in EDglsua Lord ely Eord, We un-
derstand, iss young Euval Ii Ger IN the Eng!ish
service, Ind younger brother until short time
since, when the sudden death of his elder broth
er, su officer in lndis. serVi' z in the Afghanl5'
tan war. left him tho heir to The title and prop.
erty. He tbereupon resigned his commission in
the navy, hnd, finding himee!f in the lard OF his
Hancee, IS he was serving on the man. OF war
that brought the Marquis Of Lorne and Princess
Louise to cur shores, ne came 10 Nebraska tor
her, prior 10 his return to Englsnd 10 take POS
session of his new heritage Jhe wedding was
very quiet and private, bu. few hey ond the par.
lies Interested knowing Of tho contemplated
charge in MISS Smiths life, 60 suddenly entered
upop, Until sitter the ceremony. Fer friends IN
Lincoln wish Ter sbundant hsppiness.
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o.-, .,,, ,y r. can (sir.r r.ssures in.
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in,o-os. o.,oc;s,,,suc, ny sltars % hsys
q s,oc;s, -,e,,enc, n VIRGINIA shsll ba rrornut.
l., ord r,,l7 -e,or.eI Thu nrocoadioss Of tho
l,er:,ls,ive EYeeutjye or Judicial Dsoartmcnt,
or1ba Gove,nmon. will end their earliss. record
in tia c,lumns Of the Gsz.tte,
Ia Richmond correspondence vii! BIO unu,u.
sllv sttrsc,iyo-rulline everything tnst concerns
our local Interests, faithful in all thing, trench
an. and graphic.
Tia rso,-d If svants IN ,ha st,.e Ct Virgipi,
mil, ,o e,,,, ,.,. IN h,, g thu ;,,s,,iga,,a Of
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FOB NEW [CE&

Tbs AL Steamships z. G. KNIGHT ,..,o.z
and JOHN GIBSON leave the cor- - ::t:-
psnys wharf, Alezandria, EVEEY SATUE
DAY MORNING, and Ncw Ycrk, from p!sr
IL East River, EVERY SATO MDAY AZ tcur
O'Clock p. a.
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FOE NOEEGLii.

The elegant, new End sahs:sc.:s! 80.
iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAX Z ~: 2: z
leaves the compuny's wharf, MasA:nS.o:4. ~
Ely MONDAY. WEDE ESDAv ard Ell
DAY, c. fve y clock p. e.. sGo alczsu4r!o 1T
$40 p. a.. returning, leaves No:foik GVEA:
TUESDAY, TAU aSDAI Gnt SATG 2DA !.
1t 3 cloch p. q. Ta!s line conrec.a a. &cT.
folk with the ships CT tho assrchaucs End Al-
rsrs Transportation Company Tor Eoa:c.. s:ia
Providence, and uto:ss the cneapcst .cc D..t
route to these cities and !bei! cC.,GecNui-s
throughout New EnglRrd. Fare:o lioT:o!. 81;
round trip SS. Tickets good In;l "leG
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FOR THE PorcNEC RIgGE A2z:@I.} %.

FOR THE FOTCGEC RIVER hA-r!~I-5!!S-
Tho new AID commodore iroa :
steamer JOHN W. rAO&HSO-I =, l:;S.
built especially foI thia rcuta. .esras rs cpi--
psnys whari, Washington, aY Esq NOE
CGI, TuUnSUAy AID SAGU&nhG. =:
O clock Il, IT,, sld AiuLsndris Ai I."G &. a.;
returning, srrIves EVERY H&ut ESDM :
FRIDAY and SuNnAI i. q: d o'c!ccIz pa!.
This company makes close cnIIoc:;9;.s ri 81
aZandria with The ". c., Y. 4. q y. =. IS. 4.
Co. md with the W. L q. Z. Z. 10. r!e':G.
received for all points, No.:h rHd 1uuti:
hsnditd with care ana forwarded With pfGu.rs~
ness aod dispatch.
For further information srI'!g /"
+. a. 5c.L;, Age,
yaEnv?'a 10y,
OF at tae o:ilce OF tho coa,pa:y. Go1eT IA: @7t'
lopal metropolitan Ber6, ic.n ssI.o;, 1,'i''.:i:"
tao Treasury Department., Washington,
nh SAMUEL $4,000. :''H:id=os.
sss4a CLXDE5 5TEk5a AA3':.o WEEK.
Ip ;ss = rEoyipEHca AND
KOSTOE.
5tesnar. lesre Ale1antr'a ~ !siiI - ~
DAY snd lss7r Phi!adalphlh r : EE ST
UEDA I, q. il o'clock i'll. nom f:cr 80. / x,
~ nsr9ss.
This line &C nce:Is e. Aessn::t, Win - T.,
&. & 81. and w + =. \. IL, SIC - +hi4:.IL:-
pna win Clyd.'s regular oL.sr.adips :0r Foil
River, rroyIde nco and Boston.
Ereigh: forwarded WITH p:or9 r,H':ss AID cas"7
free Of CON missions.
No charge for rrsrsfer IL Philadelphia, AK,
u Wharfage IL Boston. Duck t!:u". Frrf"un1
departures Through rs.ue sal .htoLEn 5!i.*
Of fading given lrsITsnea H: ias !rT'''s: rates,
Agents
r. 4. HEEG, Aloxsndri.
WM. P. OIL YDE & CO. :a1!aI1it il&'
SEQ =. HYDE, !1eoIgo.or:s. !. (.
JOHNSON EnnS., Wa"cins ,rn
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-06

GOODS FOB THE SEASON ct SO King,
VI corner CT Royal s!ree!s.-Ths subscribe IS
have received their supply for the season, of
Sleigh Baskets, Sleigh Runners Sleigh yells,
Sleigh Shafts. &c-Aiso full stock Of Skates
Of the latest yles. embracing American Club,
New York Cub, Pride of the Park. Ice King,
Ice Monsrch. ke9less and variety Of Wood
Bottom Skates, which they will sell o. q small
advance. Purchasers will please examine.
j. =. CREIGHTON & SON,
dec17 So King corner Of k,oysl st.
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CISTSlCT CT COLUMBIA

This company oiers uTsivelad G.ci!Liea for
the transportation OF fraight and psssonears:
and will IL cir eteaGicrs regularly rs follows.
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6. ~ AZ HSeA itg.

E%F H., Tis;t5. MtDLANp. n. =. f. q.
~ JGEE =. 6ABBOUR, Recoiv.T.
III aid az: sUHDAY, December ls., 1873
Ph:.eage7 tr .iu- will ruE as follows:
SUUT5 RJuND. NOkrH BOUND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-06

OhWIEG MACHINES-We would ask
- especial attention to the do MYSTIC"
SEWING MACHlNRS which we are selling
at very low prices. These machines are made
in the most substantial manner, require very
little power to work them, have ell the necessary
attachments, and We know will give sAtsfac.
ton. We will be pleased to explain their
great advantages to any person interested.
dec9 T. $. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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THE ONLY DAILY rApEGIN NORTH
ERN VIRGINIA.

STEADILY I%CHEA5-
ING-ONEO OF THE BGSr ADVER-
TIoINH MEDIUM5lN
THE STATE.
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0RANGkBLOSSOM COLOGNE WATER.
~ We have just prepared. specially for the
Christmas Holidays. ten gallons of the shove
fragrant and deiig htful perfume which We have
now been manufacturing for SO many years and
which has been 80 much appreciated by all Of
our customers. JANNRY & CO.,
decl7 Nus. 70 q l45 King ST.
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Oazette

ONE Of TIE OLDEST AND BESr rs
TABLl5HED PAPERS IN TEX
COUNTRY.
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az As:a1HGToN & OHIO RAILROAD


General Manager Go20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-06

THEAP TEAS chests choice NEW CROP
~ 9UNPOWDEK TEA received this dsy
and for sale at the very low price of FIFTY
CENTS A POUND. This is the finest Tea ever
sold at that prics.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-06
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