davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-29
The Age OF Ei1ttony-NIen WHO Spend
Their Live. In UehauclerIe6.

The Age OF Eluttony-NIcn WHO Spend
Their Lives In Debaucherles.
With tho Empire hcgan TINT cpocb Of splen-
did gluttony which has no parallel. The his
tory OF the C:eslrs, with souic exceptions, 9
the narrative Of 4 continual orgie. Take the
NOTORIOUS group at rs.ndommCommodus Cali
aa beae ,en spcnt ther
lives in round Of monstrous dcbauchcrics.
The day and the night, we are insured, were
not long enough for their rerels. Verus,. the
nine to twelve, prolonged his suppcrs through
out the night: Nero r. sgt at a table from mid,
Il night ut the festive board. They hud huge
appettes-11ot only the gigantic Maxlmilian,
who .dcyourcd for,y pounds Of fresh meat and
drank fiye :s1,lfons OF wine ut meal, but tnt,
cal dandics like CommoAus, who ate even ~
tho bath; Vitellius, who ecased enting only
while he slept; Domitian who ute .'on. o1 n1s as
regular rcpast. Heiognbalus WIS pernaps the
mos: elaborate, Vitellius the most extlssvagnnt.
IL s ofbs s fe Te seang stG eshsy 3" bis
table. The total staGgers belief; blt let - Us
examine tho figures on tho other SIDE. n The
1o!nnn epteure is reported TO haze it pald So Or
an entertainment given 20 slleiilu5 oy nls
brother, 1000 OF the rarcst't1 and 1000 Of the
dyIIuai 1 scent $1,000 On Single dish, made Of
the tongues OF the costlest singing birds; The
Roman bon eiyant, supYng OIL the hraius Of
ingnes and The l rocs < rhe most delicate fishes,
swallowing thousan>s Of pounds at q meul;
eInense by the -n11lber Of guests to form
notion Of tbe st OF high class dinner IL the
meant slG0N thrown to the purreyors. But
the Elnpcros were certainly the most reckless
in tho prolgacies OF the table. Seneca and
Tuoitus u,e among the authorities who tell us
that He|agnbaus spent $1G0,0O0 On one supper;
the Sa,o, master Of 1.-The house OF gold ate
a dist which cost over $150,000 and drank
buutse st,il moro precious. It is asserted
furlhsr that the Emperor Ver1s treated twelve
f1tenl5 to feast which cost sso,o0o, and
SENECA is responsible for the statement TINT
Calgurla spent $4,000 on supper. The mag
uiH:snee Of Of the Empsrors was initiated, if not
cuialed, by citizens like the Apicii, like lEsop,
tle actor, and his son Olodlus: luxe Vedius
1ollio, Who fattened bis lampreys on the flesh
OF murdered slaves These, we know, were
brave days for tho players; but -Esop, the
comedian, must have had solid private fort
une, for the Gnrrick of his age, the great
Roscius, made but $4,000 yenr Of his pro-
lesion an income which would hardly clear
hail dozen barely decent suppcrs to illus
trious patrons.
I'm =
, 1880-08-29
LAST WORDS.
Fbr The Chicago Tribune.
NO grave, where is thy yict0ry~

Fbr The Chicago Tribune.
no grave, where is thy yictory"
Across the awful gulf that yawns,
Your longing arms must reach in vain;
Through Moons. or nights, Or dewy daWns,
Our lips will never meet again;
But, though Gods widest Occuu roll
Between our lives its souudless decps,
And sever US, us polo from pole,
My soul thy sacred image keeps."
Agninst that tender, faithful heart,
No more shall 1ninc in rapture throb;
Yet will my face in sweet drcams START
My name Oh lips of longing sob.
Remember, theu, though on your breast
Some happy. happy creature sleeps,
AS over mine the daisies rest,
my soul thy sacred image keeps"
Your face is fading from my gaze.
But. faltcr1ng to the grave, cry:
. o perfect love, that crowned my uaysl
Stainless love, that cannot.diof
Farewell! Whatever future lure,
Whatever fate upon me sweeps,
In life ur death, dear love, he sure
- My soul thy sacred image kceps"1
MIRIAM BEAr1ICE DEANE
, 1880-08-29

THE HARHISONS.
uPhotos," the entertainment In which tho
Harrisons appeared lust Monday,is another OF
those variety affairs the success OF which solely
depends upon the efforts Of the peri ormcr5- IL
is merely q melangc Of songs. dances, Glowing,
and stupid talk, sirnilur to tho rest OF such
pieces. This style Of amusement-it is called
musical comedy by the perpetrators-Was start-
cd by the ysko; family, and seems to hnyc taken
the place in public favor formerly held i'll turn
by negro minstrelsy. burlcsQuc, or the old song
and dance yurictv business. Like those forms
OF amusement tho new stylc-such rs s. Photos"
Fun on tho Bristol,' 1.-THE Tragedians Of
Kalamazoo" !" Our Goblins,' and the rest-w1ll
have its dag, no matter how the critics may de-
nounco it. The public will have it. There is
every prospect that they will have enough OF 1t
the coming season, for Eastern papers announce
the Starting OF several scores Of such organ1za-
tions. The more We have the sooner its career
will be wound up, mud then, let us hope, VIC will
see upon the stages Of our Leading theatres
something more worthy Of consideration anu
something more in accordance with the useful
ness Of tho theatre: tts an ageat q c1vIllzaEon;
As to the particular aud individual merits or
"Pho1os" and the people who appear in IT we
have before alluded to. Upon ths tirst night OF
presentation the curtain did not full finally un-
tit l:IQ. Since then, however, the entertain
nlcnt has been shortened one hour, and in the
cutting the piece has been improved, and we 40
nor doubt It after the Rfops M haye sca
a2essful rs the rest. Of its class, for among tho
performers are some very clever people,
who certainly deserve something better tn than
their present vehicle for the display
Of their ability. Miss Alice Harrison is DASH
ing sonbret who sings pleasantly, and oc-
caslonally throws into her acting cGrt'lln sug-
Louis Harrison Is Il good burlesque performer,
und 3ir. K. E. Graham has during the week
shown that he possesses unusual comic aol,!Iy,
, 1880-08-29
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were nleo 1oF Fee'
ord Saturday, Aug Is:

SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were uleo 1o1 1ee
ord Saturday, Aug. 2s:
oas ,sd st x 3ux q twsn Fna Glvsas e,m
n!a@sa i; % Il s555 Isj;: GO
aasd NJ afs Sa9s shae ann
r!s!fe nSF sy, sx !; q H;s
~ r. mp!9Sso; ,p, Tonnaovel udtv1 Au - $3.50
1ssfa Is 1; 1as e 5sss W s.
misdisan Man' n: y II S3nS'ssf
81 Hnfsass f. !%p,GxeII ,o Ieeped sp5Sa aaf
Ellen e e neo2 a III q; da1e5 2u
aSssa AS t. T. 4 A. {; q NsSe, t. e.
cd XHg MIarrot Holden 70 Martin Ea1I 1w5ep e 1ao
Sssea 9aas IT. IS 6 cSanseTy
+ ss; As4 93 Il ai|Sassfs Ss;fs ss Bdaaa as
stexa1. ~; i; Il Fl 1Ss rs
CStcsso 'ie@ Wesfcfa indiana Kaiiftaa Cora: 4-to
i; Il of 'Daoianick st. i: 0x;s t.
duted Aug. 4; tAnton Boenest to Joseph I'M
NeuHlann) ......-.-."-..+.... .--.. - ~ arvrv
NILES or TIE COURTHOUSE.
aasea Xas; i valentine Dieaer to Michael, Mlenssl, 7.eo
NfLEs or THE COURTHOUSE
& r 70 niley dated Aug. 10 III. +. Buckink-. ro
ham to Ann II. McElligott).- IN
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK.
nr,,o following ia the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers within radius Of seven
mics Of the Courthouse tlcd for record dnr- m.,.
inr the week ending Saturday. aug. -: C1ty
-Sa1cs. oS: consideration, $303,G2s North of
city limits-saIes,. L.. consideration; $e,bIo.
South OF city limits Sales, Il; cons:deran93n'
eration, $1l 500 Total sales, E}; total consdera-
ton. $3.l9l1. ,.,,,-
Amoug the building permits issued Yesterday
was one to C. J. Agser. to erccta ole-st9Ty .oC.
dwelling, No 2l1 Campbell avenue. to cost $l.opo;
one to F. ". Peck to erect n1arsard rsse+ roo. Of
thirf1 street. to cost $1,000: and one to j. H.
Heeycs to erect a thrcc-story store and dwelling, M
M. MD to $40 Milwaukee avcnnc, to cost 51o,uo-
, 1880-08-29

Shakers SaEsaparilla Is true medicine.
, 1880-08-29

technique of the stage, render her services u z
this company almost Invaluable and We aoen1 he
Slender lines Of such part that q Eugsn r., ,,6
1faitlani In the False Friend. c9u1a tr,a n r.
IL character so clear, SO distinct anu s1 .I ~ ~
1hc cr,,erIeuccs OF spinister reared 0y ~ s Lai
tish iS c1,rata IN n limited income and unbounded
hr. Joseph Whiting, who recently 3oinea a. me ne
coranony. We can only say here VIC oellcve ~ ~
n rrf1a lie addition. OF the minor members We
have no space to speak, Iho Ecustau e.,+;ro+,. ~
tie performances, when taken 10 ,ne.. w fnT -
e a snfficicnt indication Of what they are, 1or ~
their nhtfcs is due In no small degree tne repue
tation OF these performances for pertcetoa o1
detn1l .-.-.-. ..,,a,-o- -ooard,po
+,,a ncrformnnces of this company during the
Inst ind the present visit to chicago. lucy @ uiu
not and do not seem to US as encctive mhen sea a.
n9g,ess neonie !: for '' the he most part md
tthey are under the same direction and manage
ment. They play no less we'll, no less carcfully.
vet tho efrect, though not different ID klnd. Is
different in degree. After some reflection " we
urc forced to conclude that the cause Of this ltcs
in the size, position md shape OF the theatre e IL
which they are playing. 4 glass Of claret IN z
tuInbier Of water will givo II certain amount Or
flavor and Of bouquet That same glass or clafet,
sive the same fragrance md ttIe the same same
Strength in q gallon Of WATER The incr
effects Of suGh subtle act9rs sh1!3 as -, Mr oaTeed
Haycriys Theatre Tho acoustics Of the house
are unfortunately such as not to ulloW vocal
sound to overcome tho difficulties OF distance.
The size OF the house aiso nlitates AGAINST the ,
erect Of tho facial acting OF Mr.. Thornc and the
rost. who paint on the stage with the deltcacy OF
d finished artist in the studio. ana tnls
cns,}y md well seen. Being unused
to ibis auditorium, in the very cxertlon they
make to te heard they drown more or less the
st1bticty OF emphasis the shading Of expression.
for which they are justly admired IN theatres
better adapted 10 their high school OF . Nrt. .o,
We do not mean to convey the idcA that even
flrmanccs US those OF :. The False Friend y can
fail to impress themselves strongly upon the
general Imagination as tine works ct dramatic
thn auditorium the closer the auditor to tho
actors, the surer this company will meet with
the. recognition they deserve.
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10 Stop Organs, Sub Bass and Coupler
Only $65-Best in the TT. G

Open your eyes wide before you send North
for instruments. Spread eagle advertisements
do not always tell the exact truth. BRTrER
instruments at same or less prices can be had
nearer home. See these offers: ORGANS
10 Stops, Sets Reeds, Sub Bass and Coup>
ler' Beautiful Case, Only SOS; 8 stops.
sets Reeds, only $50; stops, sets Reeds.
poo. Stool and Book included. PIANOS
oct'' large size, Rich Rosewood Case. onlv
Sl'9; . Oct largest size, only 5000; n Oct.
Square Grand, extra large, Magnificent Case.
only $500. Stool and Cover included. All
from old and reliable makers, and fully gu
araneed; Is days test trial. We pay freight
II not satisfactory. Positively the best bar
gains In the U. S. No mistake about this
We mean business and competition with the
world. Send for Fall Prices 1880. twill
pay you. Address, LUDDEN g. BATES
Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga.
nov 18, 1880 8
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MANY COMBINATIONS


has been tried, but none with such happv re-
suits as Rankin's Extract of Buchu and Juui.
per. If you are suffering from any dcrange-
ment of the Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel, Pain
or Weakness in the Back or Hip, get o bottle
one or two will relieve you.
This article has been before the public for
nearly ten years, and its sale is constantly
ncreasng-and that with very little adver-
tising-which proves it to be an article of
merit We have testimonials from some of
the leading physicians Of Georgia, South
Carolina and Florida, and other States in re-
gard to its reliability as Diuretc, and a
remedy for the diseases for which it is re
commended
Prepared oay by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale By DR.,
J. w. Qhi!iian, Euslcy.
nov 4. 1890 On,
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special Notices.
ATLANTA, GA, June 18, 1879.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 18, 1879.
AessrS. Hutchinson g. Bro; My wife has
been great sufferer from childhood from
nervous sick headaches. She has been treat
ed by leading physicians, and has also tried
the popular remedies on the market, but has
found no relief until induced to trv your
"Neuralgine." 1t has proved an unfailing
remedy In her case, and 1 heartily recon-
mend 1t to any. who may be similarly afflicted
Respectfully,
Il. r. EGLESTON.
For sale by DR.. ]. w. QUILLIAN. Easley.
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Nancy Hoke, Plaintiff, against Z Z Hol-
combc, w Holcombe, L TIocombe and
Charles Fl Judson, acknowledgements
OF FonECLosuRE AND SALE
Pf virtue Of n Judgment Of Foreclosure
-Ip and Sale, made in the above stated case,
on the 24Ih day Of March, $780, by Hon.
Thomas Thomson. Presiding judge will sell
TO the highest bidder, at Pickens Court House
ON Salesday in December next, during the
legal hours Of sale, the following valuable
Renl Estate, to wit:
All that Piece. Parcel, or Tract of Land,
situate in Pickens County, on Georges Creek,
w&'ers OF Salude River, adjoining lands of
John II. Bowen, Jane L. Arnold. James Nc
Adams and others, containing Five Hundred
Acres, more or less
TEX NS-One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on day Of sale; the remain
der Oh credit Of one and two years, with in-
terest paid annually, and bond and mortgage
of the premises.
Purchasers to pay extra for papers and for
recording the same.
J. J. LEWIS, cor.
nov a. 1880
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

By 0. L. DURANT, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Whereas, o. G. Folgcr has made suit
to me TO grant him Letters Of Administration
of the Estate and Effects Of DR.. A. NJ. Folgcr,
deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said a. Nj. Foger deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Pickcns G.. H., on
the 9Th day of November 1850, after pubIica-
tion hereof at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
shew cause. if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
11th day Of November, A. d., 1880
OLIN L. DURANT, J.P.P.C.
nov II, 1880 8 3
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LOCAL ITEMs.
Church Directory,

Methodist.-Rev. s. P. H. Elwen. second
Sabbath in each month ut 104 O'Clock A. M.
Rev. Olin l.. Durant, Sd Sabbath at IL A. NJ.
Rev j. w. Daniel, 4th Sabbath at 8 p. NJ.
Presbyterian-Rev. Hugh McLees, at the
Methodist Church, on 4th Sabbath at IL
O'Clock q. m -.
Baptist-Secona Church, Rev w. b. Single
ton Pastor, 1st Sabbath and Saturday before
In each month at IL O'Clock a. m.
Liberty Church--Liberty Station-Rev w B
Singleton, Pastor---Services every I'd Sabbath
and Saturday before.
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Atlanta & Chatlotte Air Line Railwog
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA GA, November :. 1890
Change of Schedule.

oh anu hltcr tnlS date Trains will run
ON this Road ns follows:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN
Eastward J
Arrive at Easley at 10 3Go,
Leave Easey at IN ~
(Westward.)
Arrive at Easley at 547nm
Leave Easley at r A. 80
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
A., Eastward
Arrive Mt Easley at 1O1Onn
Leave Easey at 10 ~
A., West ward.
Arrive at Easley at 5Ooop,
Leave Easley NJ Z lHo
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
Eastward.
Arrive at Easlcy at 550on
Leave Easey at 4 az"
Westward.
Arrive Mt Easley ut GoGn,,
Leave Ensley at AK
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
A., Eastward
Arrive NJ Easey at 1O39,.
Leafs Easley at mas
(Westward.)
Arrive at Easley ut 10 25nn,
Leave iEasley OF I2o5pn,
Connecting ct Atlanta for all poinls Wcet5
and Southwest
points , "'i i''s''' Il
Throuqh Tickets on sale at Coincsvi.,o
seneca CITY, Greenvile and Spnrtapbur,
all points East and West. ~
G. J. FOREACRE
sexy General Manager
w. houston, Gent Pass. & Ticket Age.
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New Advertisements.
TO ADVERTISERS.
GEO. P. ROWELL g. co.'s
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

An advertiser who spends upwards of S s.
OOO year, and who invested less than $3.50
of it in this List, writes: :'Your Select Lo cal
List paid me better last year THAN ALL
THE OTHER ADVERTISING DID"
Ut rs Not al { cooperative List
Ht rs Not a. Cheap List.
HI fS am Honest List.
The catalogue states exactly what the pa
pers are. When the name of paper is prin~
ted in full face type it is in every instance
the best When printed in Capitals it is the
only paper in the place. The list gives the
population of every town and the circulation
Of every paper.
The rates charged for advertising are bare
y one fifth the publishers schedule. The
price for single States ranges from 50 to $50
The price for one inch one month in the en-
tire list is $625. The regular rates of the
papers for the same space and time are
S2,980l4. The list includes 952 newspa-
pers of which 1877 are issued Daily and 7G5
Weekly. They are located in 7S8 different
cities and towns, of which 2G are State Capt..
tails, 1868 places of over 5000 population, and
468 County Seats. For copy Of List and
other information address
GEO p ROWELL & co,
10 Spruce Street, New York.
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Patents for KMVcRRtiOms.
e. w. ANDERSON. J. C. SMITH.
ANDERSON & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law No. 700 Sevcnth.S
Opposite tho United States Patent
Offico, Washington, ID. G.
NO fec for preliminary examination.
No fec unless patent is allowed.
Fees less than those Of any othor
Responsible agency.
Practice in the u. S. Patent Office,
y. s. Supreme Court, and District
Courts.
Correspondence solicited and no
charge made tor advice
Books Of intol nation sent free OF
ch age.
Reference furnished upon request.
oct ii, 4 3m
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Clerks Sale,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PIcKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
F L G"rvin, Executor, Plaintiff, against Lucy
II Brock ct al. Defendants. -CoMPLAIyr
FOR RELIEF.
PY virtue Of q Decretal Order, made in The
~ above stated case by Hon. a. p.
Aldrich, Presiding Judge, on the 9th day Of
June 1879, will sell to tho highest bidder,
ut Pickens Court House, during the legal
hours Of sale, on Sacsday in December next,
the followidg Property, to wit:
All that Tract Of Land in Pickens County,
knows rs Tract No. 38 of the Maverick Land,
containing Three Hundred and Forty Acres,
(34O) more Or less, on the East side of Keo.
wee River.
Plat can be seen in my Office.
TERMS CASH-Purchaser to pay for til
ties.
At the same time and place, will sell oil
the Notes and Accounts belonging to tho EG-
tate OF the said f. N. Garvin, deceased.
j. LEWIS, C.C.p.
nov 4, 1880 7
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Greenville & Columbia R r
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

on and after Monday, May 18th. 1880, ,bo
Passenger Trains over the Groouv;,,o 49,
T0lu"o'" 1 h"iro"" will be run daily, su.
days excepted:
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nov 4. 1890

Meets the requirements Of the rational medi- :
Cal philosophy which AT present prevails. 1t
is perfectly pure vegetable remedy. en-
bracing the three important properties of n
preventive. n tonic, anl an Alternative. IT
for'fies the body against disease, invigorates
and rc>vitaizcs the torped stomach and liver,
and effects IL most salu,ary change in the en-
tire;systcm, when in a morbid condition.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen.
crnllV
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nov 4, 1880
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
Alexandria Gazette and VI einiay Adve7,ties
LOCAL BREHIT7ES.

TIE hop last nisht at McBarney's Hall vas
. very pleasant affair.
Plof. Evans will give an entertainment Il
Annoy Hall, on Monday night next for The
benefit of the Alexandria Reform Club.
A marriage license vas issued to day ty the
clerk OF the Corporation Court to John w.
city.
James Gaines. coored. who has been c,n.
fined 10 the city Jail as q lunstic for sometime
past, was released on Tuesday last, as it APP
peared thBt he was able to take care Of himself
The conservative readJuster club held meet
ing last night at their headquarters on King
street. at which remarks Of political character
were made by several of the members.
The remains Of child Of Mr.. Patrick Welch.
who died Isss Tuesday, were brought bere to.
Gay from Mitchell's Station. over the Virginia
Midland Railroad, aud inferred in st. Mary 3
Cemetery.
A full dress rehearsal cf Every body Friend,
or Msjor Welipgtan de Boots" to be presented
ct Armory Hsll.on the evening Of the lob, for
the benefit Of the Old Dominion Boat Club.
will take placs to night.
TIE republicans Of the city are making ezten,
sive preparations for their torchight procession
and meeting in honor of the election of Garfield
ard Arthur to the presidency and vioa presiden.
o. of tho nation Monday night next. A mum.
Der Of prominent speakers aretxpeo:el to be
present.
The horses attached TO wagon belonging to
Mr.. Charles Bladen. standing in front Of q
grocery store at the upper end of Duke street,
became frightened and ran away. this morniog.
The horses were stopped before any damage
was done other than soatteriog the contents Of
the wagon over the street.
A large hole 10 front of vacant house on
King street, between Henry and Patrick. caused
By the cavirg 10 Of the pavement around coal
hole, is reported as dangerous by the residents
of the neighborhocd. ard the attention Of the
Superintendent Of Polieo is requested.
TWo yourg colored men named Dudley and
Jones respectively. quHrreled over girl to. day,
snd went across the canal to fight it out They
had not fought long, however, bsfore an officer,
armed with a warrant from Jnstics Lewis, sp.
peared on the scene and arrested one of the COM
battsnts. The other escaped.
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BRIGHT AS THE NooNDAY.-Ihe "GoLDsN
S0N" FIRE PLACE HEATERS. Fer sale o.
SIANsBURY u Bro, manufacturers eod oesi-
9Is 10 stoves and tinWsrs, corner OF kiog sac
Washington streets, McBurney's Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

TEISCS CUHE FOB CONSUMPTION- AS
/ the SESSION for Coughs and Colds is again
upon us, Wa desire onca mere to call the attens
ton of our customers to the above Invaluable
medicine & is now over ten years since we
frat introduced this Preparation into this section
of country, and our sales Of it have continual
annaall7 largely to increase, and with unn,tei-
rupted satisfaction to ali who have u!e1 it Also
Pts g CUAE FOR LaTAERR, sure rome
dy for that vory common and disasreesble dis
easa. Both propsrations are put mp IN bott!es
The trsGe Supplied 1T pToprietor's rates.
JANEEY 81 CO.,
oct2 Wholesale gents ~ q l52 ALr z st
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MOTHER METEoRIC SHOWER EXPECTED. =
Star gsssrs say that he November shower q
metaors is due during tho present week, and may
probably be sean either 10 night or to morrow
night. The prediction is based upon ths re.
oogaized scientific fac that evsr since tie gress
iaetso1ia shower of 1888. about the II Of
November, when tho earth crosses the pssh OF
the meteors. hundreds Of sysgslera from the
great swarm arc drawn inso cur atmosphere
apG consumed By the intense heat caused By
fries;or,
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RELIGIOUS Rev. VIM. Kimble, who was
ordained deacon ct the Theological Seminary,
near this city, last June, is engaged IN mission.
arg d5ig al Castle Craig, Cam bell county.
Rev. &. S. Lloyd goes to Blacksburg to sue
essG aey. Mr. Dame, who moves to West
River. Md
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