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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
DEPUTIES ~ ATTENDANCE.
ELBRlDGE g OSGOOD.
JAMES W. CHAPMAN.

Court me; at the regular hour, and the
usual preliminary PFoclam4iions were
made
Rev. J. X Mason. d. D.. oficiatei az
chaplain
The continued docket Of 354 cases wa-
called There are 10 new entries.
Motions and divorce cases occupied the
balance of the DAY
Wednesday morning, The first case wa.N
pa. on trial. Owing 70 the illness o.
counsel, cour, suspended during the al
;eruoon. Tri,l was resumed Thursday
morning, and a verdict was received tina,
evening. The case was:
No. Pol. Emery Lord ". Charles w.
HcKcnucy. This was an action TO recover
balance claimed to be due plaintiff for
piuc lumber sold to defendant. Plaintiff
lives in Browndeld, and agreed 70 furnish
a lot Of pine lumber to def, who las mills
a. Bar Mills, in the towns Of Hollis aud
Bucksport. Plaintiff was to put lumber
into the Saco river, and WAS 10 receive
slO per thousand for timber where Ave
logs made thousand aud So for smaller
wood. Afterwards defendant talked with
plaintiff. and wished 10 average the lumber
aud pay stated price for it. Plaintiff put
the lumber into defendants drive, and it
was received by him. Defendant sent
plaintiff, by express the amount he consid-
cred due according TO his second talk or
proposition. Defendant received this
money, and claimed balance due in com
pliance with FIRST agreement, declaring he
never assented to second proposition, and
there was, therefore, no contract except IN
the first arrangement.
Verdict for plaintiff, s4l.75.
Hastings. Black Holt.
Four attorneys were Admitted TO the
bar, viz: Samuel w. Gould, Edward Z.
Hastings, Edward c. Walker, John
Brewer, jr.
Friday morning the following case was
put on trial:
No. 263. Augustine ingalls, vs.. Asa o.
Pike ct als, appellants. Asa o. Pike, Hi
ram X. Hobbs, and Frank y. Bradley
owned some timber in Denmark, which
they hired Ingalls, to put into the Saco
River After work was begun, ingalls, de
ciined to mark the logs. Defendants no.
tilted him they should put on men TO mark
the logs and deduct the expense from the
amount to be paid him according TO con
tract. Defendants did so. at the expense
OF g.. Plaintiff took his case to Justice
and was awarded that amount; from which
de. sion defendants appeal.
Verdict for defendants.
:. G.. Davis. hastings.
Saturday q. II. case No. l6o, Inhabit-
ants of Denmark VS.. Nathan Sauborn. WAS
| put oil trial.
Littleheld. Hastings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09

York. There seemed TO be little doubt
that the Tilden Democracy intended the
re-enactment OF the rasenlity OF 1868, aud
TO count out the balance Of the Republican
ticket after Cornell. Potter was as much
a representative OF Tllden as Robinson
could possibly be. The Importance of the
state in 1880 erssperated them, and they
intended 70 elect him Potter by any
ton draw game, and leave the state
among the doubtful ones, in order TO ena-
bic Tilden 20 again force his own nomina-
ton.
An event that does not comport wen
with the saying of Gen. Jackson that "few
clerks in the departments die and none
resign" occurred recently, which you will
pardon me for mentioning, As the hero of
the occasion is a native OF the "Pinc Tree
State" Joseph Warren, esq, who has for
more than dozen years held an honorable
position in the Treasury Department, has
reSisnodhis onlcc and taken editorial charge
of the Bay City Chronicle and Tribune,
published at Bay City, Mich. Mr. Warren
was OF good old Wing stock; he advocated
the formation of the Republican party
while editor OF the Detroit Post and Trij-
ude. and 10 him Hon Henry Wilson a.
cribcd the honor Of giving to the new
party the name il has SO honorably borne
through all the years OF its existence
have known him we'll for the past six OF
eight years, and while We regret the sever
ing OF the ties that have bound Us together
during these years, we wish him success
in his new field Of labor. lie IL an intcli-
gent. bold and vigorous writer, just past
middle life, with much experience rs Z
newspaper man, a stslwari indeed. W,
shall be much disappointed il his services
are not Of great value To the party he loves
so well, and the principles he has so ably
advocated for so many years
Much interest il manifested here in re-
gard to the contemplated steal OF Pills
bury, Garcclon Co, in Maine. and many
are RnXiously awaiting the result. and mauy
opinion. are expressed. While It seems
almost incredible that such i gigantic
scheme should be attempted to be carried
out In the State OF Maine, see no Occs
sion for surprise, rs know OF no reason
why the Democracy OF that state are more
virtuous than Of any other. They have
robbed and murdered their way 20 the pos
session OF both Houses OF Congress, and
why not steal few members 10 secure a
St.te Legislature, II by SO doing they can
secure the loAyes and fishes Ter another
YEAR, ONFoRD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
ELECTION RETURNS.

Governor Garcelon and his Council
have taken a most absurd and unlawful
position in relation TO the examiuat,ea @.
election returns by candidates and coma
sell They allow them to examine returns
for County officers only so far as the ape
plicant has certified copie, OF returns
from town clerks, and refuse entirely 10
exhibit the returns for members of the
Legislature.
Mr.. Geo. d. BiSbee. our member of
the State Committee for 1880, Is the only
man from this County who has had the
time and inclination 70 look after the IN
tere>ts Of Oxford County in this matter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

goa. g.. least. VIII result; .som
. ... aaJo-our people know noge
.lc.- .a- elton laws OF Maine than
t... ..l previously
An attempt va, made to assassin
s.- On, Car of Russia, last week, by
slowing mp TIE train on which he rode.
tae explosion occurred too late to have
10. desired -dtc,
We aye requested 70 state that our
-epo-. os the burning Of Widow Buck
mans building, at West Sumner was
incorrect L Is declared there was no
pipe used by Mr.. Backnam on the morn
.r- OF Tie h.e We had the report from
lca,,4y only
In Ealing attention to the advertise
r:e.: o: Tie New York Tribune, to be
f,lad IN another column Of this paper,
yc Go 50. aot for money, but because we
earnestly wish that a copy NAV be placed
.- ,h- n,,ds OF every Oxford County fam
-. iti,Hs newspaper Of America.
-ra- ga ,tiou for all parties is, what
v.s o., -.g,cS,ed viii Of the people :"
..- ..ls IS methods or technicalities
.au -.t parts win The former repre-
SENS ;s-e publican principles; the latter
represents -4archy, and nothing else. 1t
, Is ae.,A-. saartEess nor shrewdness, but
sLu.a.iaoOu.
Ii s, pleasure 10 Us 10 commend the
! = .u--tlu Jo,rual When we want far
J c.. ,.. ia statement OF any fact pertain
iD- 90 oar stat. politics, We always 90 TO
! that paper. aud rarely fail TO find It. We
! emphasize tL., particular - one OF special
B excellence. while in the other qualities
I which ere desired in a general newspaper
/ IT, is second 20 none.
! So ,lys the Christian Nirror, and 50
-y We.
the gang which runs the Ne,c Re
90 Norway, is as devoid of decency
as B, s @. honor 1t was well known
,.a- lass week We suppressed personal
attack on Dr. Bradbury though it came
-I.u auslo-e party VINO was read!
O.. pose as charges, in order to avoid
bringing private affairs into a political
disc. ..a, ANA 20 assist in allaying the
. -.as u O bitter contest. This
e...-r u., met. ia the last issue Of the
lf. by most unwarantcd.
ias.aa.;u- assault upon Mr.. Bearce,
Postmaster az Norway, and chairman Of
.4c Republican County Committee This
.,.., shows jhe animus with which the
Campaign vas fought, and proves it to
have s-a purely personal In fact, DIR.
I-aaar, offered to work with the Repub-
.H.,us, and to bring over his forces before
ie.eeUoa, il assurances were given that
1ir. Bea,cc should be removed from the
liosto1ioe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09

The colby Echo notes the following
practical work Of Prof Elder OF Colby
University BY the constant effort OF Prof.
Elder, aud the occasional assistance Of the
students and other friends of the College,
the cabinet is quite rapidly increasing in
interest and value. Prof Elder is now
making a special effort to procure and ar
range a collection OF specimens which
shall represent the industries of our state.
II il interesting to notice the progress al
ready made in this direction, in the gran
ties, states, limestones, and mineral ores
from several or the quarries and mines.
Additions 10 this collection in specimens
and information will be most gladly re-
ceived. Also any other specimens of the
minerals OF our section, or from localities
more remote, as well as additions 10 the
general oabiues sEe always wsSoRe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09

number, IL is to be printed from larger
type on page considerably larger than
the former, and will be increased 10 Ia
pages. \ new serial story, by Mr.. How.
ellis, begins in the January number. and
will run through six months or more. This
is probably the most gratifying announce.
ment that could he made To American
magazine readers. The fine life-size Dor.
trait of DR.. Holmes, which Messrs Hougl.
ton, OSgOod 8 Co. offer for dollar 10 Nh.
subscribers for the iHoHtic, can hardlv
fail To have a very large circulation. Ger.
tainly not, il the American people remem.
Der how much the wise and witty Auto.
crat OF the Breakfast Table has contrib.
uted 10 the brightest and best. and most
entertaining portion Of American LItcra-
ture.
THE WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS NyWBrE ar
ST NICHoIAs.-This monthly magazine fur
girls aud boys, edited by Mrs Mary Map.,
Dodge, has grown In circulation So rapidly
- 90 warrant permanent increase in>il.
beginning with November. The Christina,
number, now almost ready. has "a special
holiday cover, and d, the largest uui most
beautiful issue of amy magazine Tor -.r.
and boys ever published, containing more
than one hundred pages and uiuery-n,e
pictures. II contains twelve short >tor..,
boy +. Trowbridgc Washington Gi..,I.7.
J. W. D. Forest. Maurice Thompson S..
rah Winter Kellogg. and others, also ,f.
dr,t chapters OF . serial story D., Louis,
NJ Aicott, written il tIc author, h...
vein, and thc second .u,rIimrUt of = cane
ia. serial for the boys, 5y William ~.
StOddarl, 10 run some months. A long
story, also for boys. Dy Noah Br.l.,
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and Mary Mapes Dodge are also repre-
scented IN verse. There IS Christine,
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an illustrated art-paper on Thorali,en.
and an account. with pictures, OF the DID.
and duiuS> of New York Telegraph Bows.
GuStlye DOre, knau,, Mary Ha,.ocs
Footc. Kelly. Diclman, Bcn>cll. Shcpparl.
Eytinge. Jessie Curtis and Addie Ledya-i
are among the artists represented BIy
this number and see what ST. Nichols.
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the money may be sent In check T. y or.
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Price 500 year, - cents . number.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09

Atwood material, dotted in raised fine
points.
Pale dsuphin gray and maStic shades OF
ehinchilla and beaver cloth, plain ana rio
bed. are again used for jackets, dolmans,
visiteS aud sacqueS-
New kid gloves show deep garnet or ruby
shades, seal brown, navy blue, blue gray,
olive, Invisible green, and all the msstic
and old gold tones of color.
The crowns of some plush bonnets seem
70 be composed entirely OF jet beads, the
embroidery actually covering completely
the lace on which the design is wrought.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
- PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We present 70 each Of our subscribers,
this week. a copy Of President HAYES 5
annual message, delivered at the assem-
bling of Congress. last Monday.
ANY extended remark upon the tocu-
mcnt is unnecessary. as we cXpec; all
who are Interested and al should be
VIII read Il. and form opinions Of their
own upon II. We VIII, however, endorse
heartily his recommendations concerning
the currency, both silver and legal tender.
We should pay our debt, as rapidly Is
pos.ible. and not leave Il as legacy TO
those who took no part in the conflicts
which piled il uP HIS ideas OF civii
service are Utopian; but would De well If
il were possible 20 carry them out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
9tfurN asmotrat.
PARIS. MAINE. DECEMBER 3, 1879.
Newspaper Decisions.

Anv person who takes paper regularly
nom the ohce-whether directed 70 MS name OF
another's or whether he has subscribed OF not
is responsible for the payment
> III y person orders his paper dscoatinHea,
ne must pAv al arresragcs, or the puoi-her may
Continue 10 send Dc until payment IL made, ana
collect the whole amount. whether the paper "a
tq.en frun the 0fice OF not.
81. The Courts have decided thatrefusiug % axe
rs,rsnspers aud periodicals. nom the post once,
- rsooying and Leaving them uncalct for, -
prtu,a fa<is evidence % maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
For the PRESIDENTIAL YEAR !
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
THE new YORK TRIBUNE FOR 1880

Daring the coming presidential wear the TIKI.
BrSE will be a more Effective agency tluu ever
Ter telling the news best worth knowing and f,r
enforcing sound poii.ics. Prom the lts th-S
closed 10 las been most anxious 10 an end OF -er.
tional strife. But it Jaw tpo year, sgo. ari IA.
the nrrt per-I-ieutly - proclaim The ncg DANCE
10 the country from The revived alliance OF Tho
SOLID South and Tamm4ny Han Against that
danger u sought 10 rally the old party OF eefom
and the Union. IL began by demanding The a5an-
comment OF personal di..kFs and SCI the cyan,
pie. IL called for &C end 10 attacks upon asch
other instead OF the enemy aud for the bearti-.-
agreement upon whatever DO candidates the ma
J'rity should put up against the mmln t'e. since
thrn the tide OF disaster has been turned back
every douJttul -'ste has been Won a1I the omsur
Tor N..ionai victory we're never more cheering
THE rHEUSEs POSITION.
Of the TRBrNE'~ -hsrc In ell th.s those speak
most rUthIsit- icAhv VINO have .e,n most ni trs
struggle. Il wil :.ithul!y pOrfra. The y,t,I. x
pha-rs o. the campaign n"" JeginHiRg. IfWIi
earnestly -trlve mat th- party ~ Freedom, mon
sd me Public fHIin mt -"lert ihc meu -Ir.-' %
win, ard suf"-t o. maxi 1 g""t President. H.t
100 % cribs O. can rnHrr go Yf rl rumtrt .u t-
party could make fItt =" uIi ulf p p.rt.i,lI. o..
Tie best that could po~si'l. Dee Supported ty ...
,Hiid ~nu'n 'ui TtWmsrf U1I.
Tho fEIHrNE i- now su n '.-.. no ,ra i.H1r as
.tcr than ever b.Irr" 3 hni .U" .it-f.. .r b
,'s long "nI '}'i %, th" Irrsr-t rtcuil'i"n % f-
Pc t"-t p-'rt. n -.c..r'.'. su1 moe ..+ POP Pc. ,.
% D.. l'r.u.rA fh- r.rilm .f fl. .,-t .Iu. ..t
,rd fha voice 't Goo ices. .nu-rI-u 90 90 ri. t...
I' ktcr.Hs tir's.t % t.r b ghost UrI .rH fi..-
= ,h' Incest e. 49,. CON- Boa .- 81 -Ii.- .'.. lI.
= nt-J- B.! '.'' ',.t ."r.- '.i '. 20
.flfa... , irf -.' ..-- t..llr ... 10 Of f..
'Ir0r tar poi '.-, 20. '1s - 1r.l-
SPECIAL FeNrgus.
Tho ti-rrrf..r .rAfl..- .' Hs rgHr,E .
s..vu trtv.r. .0t. DO ~ ... o.. ..a-- D.
I,. iae Ur-t r...r-iH.. I..f.. Iai rf..s ......
.r'm 'rtr t' .rt.. o. fl au.. p..er -la u.I.-
..iH- 'er f' .ui .c t.r. no ''- ..l ..- .r..H
l.t tuI .-u..- BOD. t...r. ..... -s
..'I-lir 'ni TO- = .u 90 s.ucris theft. i... l,-
bob Tfylrt- I-. r. ..-f. o. Commerce. 800. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09

40 Augusta. He says he secured certi-
ned copies Of returns from few towns
and appeared before the Governor and
Council. They allowed him to examine
the returns from those towns, but refused
to exhibit any Others He has since cir
culated blanks among working Repubh-
cans in the County, and they have secured
for ms use certified copies of the record
in nearly every town. Mr.. Bisbee will
again visit the capital, and do what he
can 10 secure an honest count, although
on candidates are in a minority. and
none oi them are elected.
These certified copies Of the record
reveal a very bad state OF affairs, and if
obey agree with the returns at Augusta,
q large share of our voters will De dis
f.aucascd. if the authorities insist upon
technically correct returns. There APP
a..-s 20 have been a systematic attempt
.E..s'..e votes 10y recording initials
instead o ,ac tull name as !, appeared
OBJ. o.uo,> We know ,bat - Re.
a,lo,~ Tor Oxford County were
printed with the names oi candidates
ST.. l.... So, several returns show a, ciudl-
... ar senator's, +. W Ecdion and w
A Wat Others show Tor Judge Of
.....t- s.. II. Walker. and ior Commits
.. Il. = Bradley. Ia many other
a... t. returns axe defective, OF the
.s ooHs and plantations in ON,ori toun-
.r- probably arr NOT over dozen
.ue. a,. absolutely and technically cor
....
Toc importance OF this matter cannot
.s Goo strongly impressed upon our peo-
a'. nor can MS lesson hc 20, quickly
ccelrt For town clerks We must not
pick Up ans man who may Wish. OF who
U.j accept thc position WcmI;t ,elec;
4i.ts., mcn who are accustomed 10
clerical v1rk-at least We mus: have
hose WHO are sufficiently careful and &C
cna,c .o obey to the letter, those in
~.ruc,i1us which are sen; them annually
with tie blanks ;or election returns. If
sI,a officers cannot be procured. men VINO
. familiar with the election laws OF
t..jl, ,h,aid stand by the town officers
ri ~-. that tho returns ayc correctly
made. Ton, is not Tor the interest of one
r .ao.l. party, but for the whole PEG.
re o-d,Hg 90 present appearances,
q a-ce portion OF our voter, Will b. dis
a,h.,,3. simply beoau-c they dil not
Ncea, caJc in the selection Of
-.. We do no, believe that
@ -.. , warranted by the laws Of
...ue b. , certainly Inconsistent with
upobhcan institutions The
a| .. majority OF yo;er,, in ycpub-
u,ro. all affairs OF state. Ii
aa, a4, ,ion Ton any party, 10 exam
.a. ani -. .l,or 20 detect som, technical
al- v.eh thi, oppression OF will
.H aside. That course i, uu-
m.-a. .a-iomoontic, and can only
.,.i q. an..Hy and destruction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09

The long looked for union Of the blue
aud the gray is about here at last. Ever
since the Ohio election We have noticed
the gray II looking most awfully blue
h4,rieys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
OFFICERS OF rHk COURT

OtIItLNN % TIE COT RI.
JAMES :. WRIGHT, E.Q.. Clerk.
PlrMAN PULSlFER, SieHOcr1ph,r.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS. 4crt.
WILLIAM ADNA BARROWS, Messenger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, De
CENBER TERM. 1879
AT FRIEBUEG

HoN. WuIIAH WRIT VIRGIN,
Justice Presiding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-09
REVOLUTION THREATENED,

COUNCILLOR FoGG COMPARES THE ST.
PREME COURT TO SEVEN JAcKAssES.
THE GOVERNOR AND Council ABOVE
ALL LAws.-A COMPARISON OF FIGHT
ING FoRcEs.--THREATESED INTRODUCE
TON OF TEN THOUSAND WILD IRISH
MEN" TO FoRcIBLY OvERTURN THE
RESULT OF OUR ELECTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

EDWIN FORREST CHIyALRY.-Thc manly
clements of Nlr. Forret's character made him at
al times the ready champion Ct the weak and
defeu,eess. He WAS especially chivaIrous In bis
conduc: 10 women. This one Instance is sam
ple. He was returning from New York after
a successful engagement in that city, and seated
opposite bin 10 the car we're two young ladies.
They were travelling without male esors.
When the CATS stopped at Newark person en-
tered AID took seat ium ,dlately back Of the
ladiss.
Hew,s of the loud GLASS; full of paste j.wslry,
inpudeuce aud bad manners. The latter was
soon painfully sppsrent With reference to the
ladies. lie cdu'gsd 10 offensive Language, a'd
seemed to thuk the whole matter wac good,
ike. II short time the language am theas
o,udu,t of the man and the evident dIs'res, oe
the ladies arrested the attention of MI. Forrest,
He left bis seat and facing the obnoxious p.s.
sepgar said:
eff ,vsva to these ladies' Il
II gusss not" replied the man, with th
COATS, end rudo expression Of bully aod
rufisr; Il havs paid for my ticket and will y
where please. 4
But" answered Mr. Forrest, and the c,lA
mouated to bis cheeks, "sour ticket DIES nss
give you the right to insult ladies'. That yka
hsvs done, and | will give you Eva miouteaR
yacate the seat and the CIR. If YOU p:rEeF$
leave both by the window, remain, and you c'Ai
be accommodated" .'
MIR. Forrest then drew his watch ftom bl.
pocket and bu.toned bis coat. Tae rufhan took
auo,her glance at the determined eye aud sssI-.
wsrt frame of his opponent, and With mn1
INJURED threats of vengen:e left the oar. The
ladies had no further annoyance from him.
These arc 8 few memoriss of ono waose
whole life was, 10 m,ny respects, romaoce.-
pb,En Times
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

", A. JOHNSON JOHN T. HAEKoGD.
VIZ a. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROORRS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIB5ON'S Xxx, Xxx, X1A&
and MONOGRAM WHISKIES; also BAK-
ERS and THOMP PSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Alec agents for the sale of LAFLIN
RAND'S RIFLE POWDER.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Con.iguments OF Flour. Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest marKet prices and prompt returns
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Roysl sts.,
Alexandria, Vs my II
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SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1879.
DRY GOODS.

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL
II LAWNS, Large Invoice of sun Umbrel-
las, Fans. Gauzs V-s!s, Lace Gloves, Ties, Fan.
cy bose and Half Hose.
Thursday. July 17Lh, 1879.
We open to-day scme choice and very cheap
goods. Call and zee them. We are selling very
low 10 reduce summer stock.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
g. B. Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
jy17 Alexandria, Vs.
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TOILET SOAPS, Cologne Water Florida
Il Water, Violet Water, best German Col
ogne. Lubns E1tracts, &c, also Hair, Tooth,
and Nail Brushes, 3 full assortment for sale by
myl0 E.S. LEADBEATER & BRO
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POPULAR DRAWING OF up
Commonwealth DiStribut;n Go.

commonwealth DlStrlbut'nU0.
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IT. Iss , IDtsxins will be suDer..ed by nea ct et
Snaouosoo character and sts,liDg, and ticSe'
noiuefs agents and clubs 20 respectfully re'
qu9ise1 10 SEND On represe tatiyes, with proper
euo"''s's 10 examine ip0 the DrsWiDg
ANEW ERAIN caE HISTORY OF
LOTTERIES.
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The Msnagcrp nt cs,i steHtion TO the grend
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prizo-.. 10 COZ 20O prizes % each 10000
lprizs...- 6.0Uu GO prizes ~ each l2.0oO
1.00U prizes 10 esch 10000
10 prizes $1,000 each $1,000
~ prizes 500 each 10000
sprlzs, 600 each, Approx. prizss."""s2. 700
prlE,s 20O esch, - .,.. 1900
prizes lUO each " 9 .... go
1850 priz,s. S1l2.4OO
Whole tickets So; half tickets 81; 27 tickets
rates should bs made TO the home market Re.
NIT BY pos:ctice money order, registered letter,
bank draft or express.
Full list of drawing published in Louisville
Courler.J ournal AMI Now York Herald. and
mae to s ticket. holders. For tickets and infor-
NATION address Com mon wesith Distribution Co ,
or T. J. Com eriord, Scc!y., Courier Journsi
Building, Louisville, Ky. -eotd
N. B.-At,or 1uly 3l:t Drawings will occur
monthly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

DARTLETTS BhACKING, large sza, re.
ID ceived to-day and for sale BY
ie2S TO- MILBURN.