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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-22

Cumberland Farmers Clup falr.
The thirteenth annual fair of this society
opened at West Cumberland yesterday under
favorable auspices, the attendance being large
and the weather all that could be desired.
The entries for the hall exhibit were numer
Gus and comprised great variety Of the beau
tiful and useful Conspicuous in this depart
meDt was the display by George Blanchard u
Bro. of agricultural implements, willow
ware, Sc; the improved creameries exhibited
by them attracting especial attention.
The exhibit of fruit here must be regarded
as very satisfactory when the backwardness of
the season is borne in mind and the fact that
the farms of many Of the contributors to this
department lay directly in the track of the
devastating hail storm of last July. Good
music was furnished by the recently organized
West Falmouth Band, which, under the in
struction of Prof. e. A. Blanchard, promises
to rank well among the military bands of the
State. The appearance of the banquetting
hall was most creditable to the ladies of the
club.
The display OF cattle compares favorably with
that of former years. the thoroughbred Jerseys
from Broadnoor Farm, exhibited by George
Blanchard & Bro, being very noticeable
feature of this department. Here are also to
be seen the oxen, the property of Mr.. Gran
Vile Hawes that were awarded the first
premium at the recent State Fair. Much
favorable comment was excited by the ex-
ceptionally fue appearance of the twin teams
Of Cumberland and West Cumberland
Premiums we're awarded IS follows:
Fat cattle-w W libby, LIST prem; I'd prem. to
Vim Leighton
Working oxen--John Buet Cumberland, list
prem; L Whitehouse, falmouth, I'd prem.
Sheep sc "A Merrill, B eve sheep, LIST prem;
W Paine, d., I'd prem.
There were sixteen exhibitors of mares and
colts, premiums being awarded as follows:
Geo. L. Hal, Falmouth, 4-year-old mare, LIST
premium; Pride Brothers Westbrook, Tom B.
Patchen Jr (, 2-yearold stallion, lst premium;
Thos Clark New Gloucester, colt, four months old,
I'd prem W Leslie, Gray. 2-year-old mare colt
% prem; Tholnas Knight, Windham' 4-year ola old
colt, st prem; F. NJ. Lewis, Fa mouth 3.year-o q.
co It'd prem; Frank Merrill. Falmouth. 3-year-old,
WIN Merrill, Gumb ,rland, 2-year-od, I'd prem !;
H. VI. Wilson, falmouth, l-year-old, LIST prem; G
! t. Merrill, Gray, 1.year-old I'd prem.
We give summary of the trotting in the
afternoon:
240 cLAss.-$100.
Dandy j. won all three of the beats; best
time, 24O. His competitors were Flirt and
Black Arthur.
300 $500.
Chas Records ms Roger bg................l l
John E Nsyes IS Liltle Nell, br M. $3.50. z
VIM lIish us Maud G, br m .....g..........,
j Benson ms Dexter. blk g.............-.--4 4
Best time, 81.
To-day there will be trial OF strength by
oxen in the forenoon at 10 o'clock; trotting in
the afternoon at $50, for the 2.50 class purse Of
S1o0, and sweepstakes for purse of $3.50. The
Yarmouth Band will be in attendance.
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The Late President.

In addition 10 the drapilgs mentioned yes
terday, several more have been put up. The
Western Union Telegraph otfice, Merchants
Exchange, Cadets aImory, Cumberland Club,
Bosworlh & NOISE, Deering, Millken & Co.,
and the buildings of many private films are in
deep mourning The following circular has
been issued:
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We have just received d.
rect from the Manufacture
ers q large lot of Ladies'
and Children's fine Atwood
Hose i'm new and choice
Fall styles. The above are
of excellent quality, full
fashioned 4 finished seams,
but being subject to slight
imperfectiOns, we shall Of
fer them at about half the
price of regular goods. We
can recommend this lot,
the imperfectiOns being
very slight, as one OF the
best bargains we shall be
able to offer this season,
and one well worthy the at
tention of close buyers.
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The Election in the Second District.
The Executive Council have canvassed the
vote for Congressman in the Second District,
~, fol

Hon. Nelson DlDgIey, Jr., was declared d
elected, and a commission was rent him.
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NOm-ResideDt Taxes i'm the Town
OF Falmouth. County of Gum
berland, for the year EsSO.

The following list of taxes on the real estate
of nonresident owners in the town of Fall
mouth, for the year $780, in bills committed to
-. f. IL. collector of said town. on the
I'd day of j " 1880, has been returned to me
by him as remaining unpaid onthe 10th day of Juae
1881, by his certificate of that date and now re-
main unpaid; and notice is hereby given that If
he said taxes, interest, and all charges are not
paid in the treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment of
said bills much of the real taxed as will be
sufficient to pay the amount due tn r. including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold at public auction, at the electm len Off in
said town ON n,day, the second day of January
SS2, at one O'Clock in the aftern on.
.aNAme of owner. Description. Amout of
Tax
unlad.
Black, Elizabeth, House aYd Lot. 800
Bachelor, l.. P, ne-hllf of house and
lot at staples Point 4.08
as Monu.o emit lot 4.os
Fessenden, y. W. q acres of woodland LAT
F. ices, n les IS
Christian, Homestead of the late
III. P. Merrill. 1880
Jones J W, so acres of heath. SO
Lowell Cyrus acres Of pasture land LOG
land. et 80 1.2s
Malcolm VIM hrs. 6 acres OF wood land. S2
Mer lit, Lucy N. acres OF land. 587
Mouton o., Homestead occupied by
w +. Me rili. 1885
oberts, Nathan. acres of unimproved
land IA
Roberts, James, acres of unimproved
land .S3
DIinks alter, Reuel 3 acres of marsh. ST
y. f NALL, Treas. of Falmouth.
Falmouth, sept 10, 1881. dlt&w3w38
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NOTICE ss HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed Executrix
of the Will 4
ANDREW j. KNIGHT late of Falmouth,
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, an has
takea up herself hat thu by giyi G bonds as the
Law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
PHEBt C. H. Knight, Executrlx
Falmouth, Sept 9Th, 1881. w3g3ST
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There were sixteen exhibitors OF mares and
colts. premiums being awarded as follows:
$40 cLAss.-S100.

Dandy j. won all three of the heats; best
time, 2.4O His competitors were Flirt and
Black Arthur.
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WARM ISL.

JOIN BABCOCK q co. s. Stand
ard Coach Varnish 8, are for ale by
w. ~. WHEPPLE 81 co,
iaI7 II spnrhet aqmmre. ksov -. 3ms
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
II subscriber has been duly appointed Executor
of the Wilof
RALPH JOHNSON, late Of Harrswell,
t4ken upon hinse f ha trust by giving bonds SIS
tn JsR di is All persons having demands uIon
the esta o. sad ie, easrd are required TO exhibit
tn sane: aud l persons indebted to said estate
"a called upon make pa, men TO
y EMEN [ SKOLtIELD, Executor.
Hapsw H. Sept. 6, 1881. sep22-w3w3o*
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IN COMMON coUNor
cumperland Farmers, clup Fair.

Action in concurrence was taken on business
from the upper board.
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Annual Meetin =.

Trea urer of the Town OF New Gloucests
Septic Der 18th, 1881. w3w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Ladies' Only.

Probably no Retail House in
this section has the facilities for
giving such phenomenal bargainsin
LADIES' and MISSES UNDER FLANNELS
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Next Saturday the sale of seats for the per-
formance Of the Mascot" by the Ideal Opera
Company, will commence at Stockbridge's.
Next Friday and Saturday Jay Rails
"Humpty Dumptyn troupe viii appear at Port
land Theatre There are "a artists IN the
troupe.
The only Spanish performing bull in the
world is to be seen in w. W.5Cole's monster
shows at Portland, Oct. s.
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"a ANTED.

A CAPABLE and Exper ienc, American woman
~ to do general housew rk. Must have good
ref rences. Apply to DO merry ST. sep22d3t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
Mrs. GarfieiH's Mad ke.srets

| In connection with rte revival OF the
quarrel between the doctors pIO did
and the doctors who did not alte Il the
laie Pres ileut Garfield during HIS SICK
| ness it j. averred that he thoH.it all
along thai DR.. Agnew, Of Philadelphia,
was the surgeon in charge ut the ,caSt .
H., iutnu WAS never disahn"ed II t,la'
inlpreasiull and he carroh IL witE him
10 me grave. TniS report wot'd seem,
however, 10 he contrauicttd 10y thn cnl-
lr,irs submitted ID him d&ily, that nr
b ;s,'. hama headed the list az the str
prvn in charge. liz ,ou.d not help
b,.,ug aware hal DR.. B iss was not OF y
iu charge, but that be bore the main
burden Of the eXhau4ting AMI uure-
IL lifting attention the case required
night aud day. II is now reported fur
tber thay Mrs. Garfield has frequently
spoken of Que feature above all others
nl the presidents Treatment. til It She
re gretted the most. This WAS the fact
tb at the president was never allowed TO-
tax about danger of deaih, so TO speak,
AS he would have done had he been al
lowe d to think that he was going loI
die. Whenever he approached this
subject he was stopped in his tai King,
and diverted from it by adm"nitions
"Not 70 lose courage" Mrs Garfield
saystS.at often she wanted to talk to
the presideat upon matters on which II
was almost imperative that there should
be conversation before he died, but she
restrained herself, aud the Presi lent
passed way without her having that
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
AI.ranner,,ns ElttEe AlaRx.

The pastors bjble class connected
with the Second Baptist olMrch, cele.
brated Its sixth anniversary III the lee
ture room Of the church, ca Thursday
evening. The weather Was camp and
stormy, but the attendance was good.
The report OF w. l.. Statham, secretary
Of the class, after 4 careful revision Of
the roll, shows deridel Improvement
over that OF last year His report gives
the total membership of the class as ~,
about equally divided between male
and female; the total attendance
during the year was 1852 the average
heiGg "A; Is new 'pembcrS had been al
ded, and 133 persons had visited the
class. Mr. Alfred Gawtb-op, superin-
tendent of the school, com p. .hentc the
address. Rev. Dr. j. w. 7. BDotne, of
Philadelphia, made few pleasing. aud
instructive remarks. Iha 'ur>b inter
estiug feature of thr rVcntNgS enter
taiument, were the reciCa tirns by Miss
Roothe, the daughter ot W.. Boothe,
which were rflhcrej In line styl.,
showing marked ability IL. her voice as
an eloCutiOniSt. WIKI a!Ia aJ,t perfect
simplicity and naiura!ness, sno rccitei
"Tne Polish Boy" ailh "PopD.ug Corn, y
in 81 way TO thri.l anl pleas without
once lea giug the impression that it was
overdoue, and there ia no doubt that
she will always be we.~omed una greet
ed with tull mouse, wt!euev.. sne Wis
its this city. The sixth ami, ersdry IF
the bible class was Il success n every
partiCl.llr.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
CLOSING EXERCISES AT RUGBY
Teschers ana Scholars Receive
Christmas Tokens ana the NehOoI
CIGs. . with Happy Aearts.

The closing exercises of Rugby Ac-
ademy took place yesterday afternoon,
in the schooi room aud was very in.
teresting. After the usual programme,
consisting of rectations, etc, was
finished, Frank d. Carpenter adyan-
ced 10 DIR. Murphy 5 desk and presented
him with handsome silk um-
brella. A neat and appropriate speech
wa'made by Mr., Carpenter, in which
he said that the gift was Il small token
of their appreciation and love for him.
The doctor thanke' the bows very kind
ly. William II. Thompson then arose,
an on b.ha,tpf the blvA ol Rugby,
prasen ed incl $ bOuui volume en-
tlrltd lhc History of Hngli,h Ltera-
rrre,' to Rev. Mr. Murphy, who
thanked the boys for the acceptable
gii', aud wished them merry Christ
mas q. Cle.9nd Jones, another repre-
ed fine Russian p2cketbook to j.
Jackson Pierce, who responded in his
usual happy style. Percy Nields, an
other dupIy OF the boys, then in neat
speech, presented "Duhley Warner 5
life of Washington Irving To Edward
Henry Ecsel. Mr.. EcaeI spoke Of the
former Christmas closing days that he
had spent at Rugby, both as pupil and
teaCl er.
A beautiful case, containing a couple
OF fine razUrs, was procure tor Mr..
Cook, one OF the teachers, but as he
was tot present, having gone to his
Northern home to spe, d lie holid&y-,it
was prrsenfrf to Or. Murphy, Tor him.
who received i un his behalf, "Gib-
bOu's History OF X nae" in ,iA volumes
was presented o the BryhnJ Literar.f
Society by Mr.. Cook, after presenting
books to all his teachers, and beautiful
Christmas cards to the pupils, DR.. Muir
ph"y dismissed The school, aud wished
The boys, one aud nj a most merry
Christmas aud II happy New Year,
telling them 70 NEE him il Rugby, Oh
Tuesday, January 3, 1852, when the
school duties VIII again be resnmed.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
To nl1ls.

DR.. Da,7aon will clos his y visit to
our city on Sunday evening. All who
wish 10 consult hun must therefore act
promptly. His office, at go Market
street, vii be Omen THIS evening until
ten o'co,k, and from zen u'clock on
sunday morLiug until scv"l IN the
evening. Ho Will leave our ely on
Monday morning, at an earl. hour, to
pass the day with his aully At 1874
Cay.ac street. PAilad"l!hia.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
ELIZA BARfAlN !

,no,-osin Chrisiiana Hunir d.
4 arm OF ., :" Of Gireenyille station, ani
d mIIe sou'V Wilmington. 1t hasa wei
fGI'Gs "yU rooms, Commanding a sool
sbolse ., ns,agare river barn, sah!ing
sieitle IN ne' Iu;es IN goo order. The land
flaleI oororei. ouIni well wl'eret. and has a
,ai iGln"nssn,,.c IL IA with n 10 minutes
.b'rn eirpp,I eihpv'I station. WI, be sold cheap
~ rsn ans, wlnts to give up farming
. % o"rI ami terms mad to suit pure aser.
rSIoa,,I r"i ~ TKOdAs X. LALLf,
app! !" co. Market stree.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24

|s,I-E-slX NEW TWO srONY
|r u shn ~ hnuses, 40. 1891, 1898. 1875, 1901,
/ e1n .qII H. Wes, strest. rhree on Thir..
pi1i E,' West: ono at 80 Test Second
gia No,T, Will west THIRD street; at ma
cs' "a. a.,,.et. ,, nt AZ Adams street; also l
Ntt :. i.t .,-eet. Ih,se houses have all the
semss,, .,msnts. Terms easy.
|pIlP' J. Ii. AfR IN,
az West Sc 'ont street
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
Dr si,um4, vegetable Liver pi.Is.

The perfection of pills. Maukind's FAvorite
pills. (sugSr ccated) Now endors d by thou
sands They move the bowels easily by acting
direc ly on the liver. restore tho lost energies
b, prom utina the healthy action Of the liver:
ia dol this headaehe, neural tia; pains IN
tbe liz t or EFT Il o. through the limbs,
Indigestion. co tiveness 81 X stomach weak
back d zziness, tad feelings through too
boly. aching iimts bltousness, ,ague. general
weakness ana other hlly inlrm,tias are
cured They positively operate without griu
ping, sick"nins, weakening, or leaving the
bowels c0stive A spEenCi" easy purgative
boxes (six in oue,l 81, sent by mail. sold by
all leading MEDICINE dea.crs. Main depot,
Fourth and King strcets, Wilmington, Del;
Philadelphia depot, coz Arch street, johnson,
Holloway n Go. noVlIt u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24

Remember Sutterley & Co. 3O2 Mar
ket street, is the place to get fine Photo.
graphs. Their gallery will ba open all
day Christmas.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
',,rNlf AT COS /.

d :, ,o.e business, large lot OF ch 'dreas
.0Irs r-ssses, s.. % largo lot Of u nderwear
C1k' .n make for mon. women aId child
tI If Jolis. dressed or uLdrossel, he.
w w also ether holiday goods, zephyr
her. 4I.,S no nestle srwiGg machtnvs,
tOinss MRS, l.. ". SrDCkLEf,
gM 4lg Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
stChrisimns Towels"

RI. Russell is offering some elegant
towels at 81. each, they are handsome
A few at 80 cents a pair worth Sl.2o.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24

-1p SALE,--2 TWU-SbRi Bhltk
Exolljnus. six rooms and bd n room, all
J Sut.sEcd AZ k tchsn, hot and cold
yhua h rave, yestihu c, TIN roof. ten
nrnsy In rear. each house sixteen feet
,swly painted. only ,40o casl required
s"'1 uRtGi X ERCt;,
l.,plg. Clay.on House.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
yt)R SALE.
-,I,ECHEAP.

,,r,s in C,'iitiana Hun,
am Of 50 act'Tf If Usntrsvilie, on the
81; 5o.s ss,a 's!Ht sast, ,sa; and
:S :Ss,5s 'sSsi 1at in 'i" the T' peS ss,S
nsixs ihxsny Improved, ,essssliIsah.S esssIsh. SSr every
sp,1 i1 ranons n tnroash it. 40. a M, a,r
Y ffsrI, md al. ,ss,5encs. len Wnlpe sold ehe"p
,Nunty, ,tn. Apply TO Wv
Y y easy 'e'" tn, MAS X; LaLLn.,
y 6O3 Market s'rce'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
CALIFORNIA WINES
E. p. EREYE'S'
No ~ EAsT EECOND sTKEKT.
TT Is NOT STRANGE

that people who indvige their appetltee In
all the delieacies of the zeason and by eatitg
fast, overlooking their Gtonachs should o.
distressed after meals. one dose OF Apepsia'
the great speeiec for Dyspepsia will give per.
fact relief In A few minutes In ali cases and
Qften preyonts aarious yickxoss.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
HEAL1hlo WEALTH!

Dr. E,C VESTS Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Menta. De-
pressior, Loss OF Memory, Sp rlnttorhGa,
Imp tency, Inv lunt,ry Emissions, Prema.
ture Old Age. caused bv over exerti'n, sell
shuse, or over-i Indulgence, which lcnds to
misery, decay and death. Ono box will "ure
recent cases. Each box confirms one month $
treatment. Une d liar box, or six boxes
for We dollars sent by mail prepaid oA re-
ooipt OF price. We guarantee six noXes 10
cure any case With each orde- rrc.iv by
us tor six boxes, accompanied with tFe do.
lars. we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money It the treat
ment does not effect cure. iuara ntees
ssrec only by N b. Danforth, Druggist
Cor and and Market streets, " ltmington,
Del.--Soie agent. noVl9'dS"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24

,g SALE AT a hARfAlN..-fiVE
"A pss aud complstc Remington Sewing
i.s,ps At hal price. IN so machines are
I.-e IN construction, duraoio add cheap.
sold " Close an account
J.P. DDCfHrEN,
.,-,s,, 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
LEMON & CO.,
CANpY MANUFACTURERS. CAKE
AND klsCUlC BAktRS.

Having leas d the house and pr mis,s, S31
Market q rect, anu fitted IL up ia no lost
ell. Z mt manner possible for their business,
mo t tespe fully cal he aJte ton Of ou' CIT
izens o their very large and as Orted stocd,
srep d especially 70, the holidays. consist.
ing in par' Of GLAZE "''d'a, flne hsasted
canJy ard andy Toys. which vary in rri,e
fro u l6 ccnrs to one dollar per uound. Sun
day sci ools an 1 parties supplied ut wholesale
rates. We hav., laid ia a lar-e ock OF Rai.
sins ard Nuts, all now crop. which wo Will
and be COW need that We ha ae the uest goods
in our line at the cheapest fares, co Steering
their qaaluy. in this city. Mixed Csndy 10
cts. per pound, Ca dr Toy l6;ts. D:r pornd,
I'm boxes rigs 25ets. VAlcn;i' Rais,ns '2'ts,
rpnges u and 25.ts z, Lemons l2cts dos.
s3I Market street, above zig nah.
dec2S.st
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24

X hhulNG--A Few Is tARDEkS CAN
M ~ De u, conmcda'e' at the y. Il. corner ..
Aghth and Market streets. deci7.stt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24
I'M. Y. DIRFEYS'ORf &CO

sS- Strangers or RosidenW VII hna
the tucst Clothing Honas Ia the MAJ @nu
delightful place Of resort.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-24

Has arrived in town yiGh thousands o. use
al and handsome HOLIDAY prSseN q, and
" II hold his DAILY and NIGHTLY cecep-
,i,lsat
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under tho feet Of your pride aud passioLl Nor
CSC forget tho Wounds, Hhcss c,r> yet detacA
my lie. whose pain 20! rsnkles 10 my heart |
gave 10 cause for tbis cruel Wroup; but grant
that yau tarc;cd SUCH c,use 70 exist, yet you
c'ocesed yous dcuh:s from mo, AID conceal
menI IS thc sraGo ct domestic love. Ia that
grave yju hnTied not cnY your own peace,
yonr cnlcrsa's highest pride. ycur husbands
desrisa h0uor, bus you buried also all human
righ. TO iotarpoao bet~een your sin snd it's
moral cjoS,qlcccss. Pay Heaven 70 tcrsi7e.
but ask me not to forget. F.reWe!!'
Tho cur;cic fell without oae hand cf sy-
ptauso. Ido eu3icaca Withdrew in sulieu SD
rcscu;ful s;le2os, aud the ueS. day received, al
maLV as 20 .et.eIs rrotas.icg agsinSt Dy outrage
upoo The sensbli'!, S Of Rae puoiic, against rly
v!Glalion Of shs ias.l.eta cf hu0 a.i,y.' Tie
rtyols;o1 vas so * rema that Ford was COM
peIlah TO withdraw the p; C, Immediately. Fcr
the Grst aSd perhaps the oLly ti1o 10 i;s
hiStary. East lI3nDo' had failed. Forest i'm.
pTovemopt had Killed tic play.
so l told thu Governor, tut he wouldn't have
it thus En vigorously conteaded (snd few men
were superior to Forces. in conversational power
or srSumeatatlve i0.ce) that he was right and
the public wsoCg Society. 10 the concrete he
said, would doom TO unreenting condemnation
and bsnishinent sny woman who, for any cause
would 60 hsgitiously cfard against its wiseat
csnnons Yet few fools, who represent nothing
but morbid sontimcntGlism, disreg gard alike the
teachings Of prudence, the denan is of Justice,
to denounce good msn like Carlyle. simply be-
Cause he caIl's approve his bad wife's folly, aud
won'. con6oEe her hidcou3 crime. By Hesvou,'
he sad, IT'S Infamous, 'tis brutal and stalkcd
indignantly out of :he room.
But tho stu,," adde6 McCailoash. ''hss in
stiuc.s wiser than the ctnons OF society. ! havo
no wish 10 qusrrol with this higher law humsn-
isy. and so, Whenever l aitcrward pereonstsd
Carlyle, always took proGitu; coed caro- 10
omit F0rresss speech"
Mccullough yeG retans the original MS. Of
tho speech, end WHOM Le presents il to me. Is he
has promised 10 CO. l shall plsce i! conspicuous
~ smong iha many memorabilia OF my most
precious lc:ap byGk.
CLIFTON W. TAYLEUSE
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S&GstS sSdssStsS.

s y LOVES 10 Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
~ aud Lncs, showing sli the newGs. shades
Tor the season slSo = new assortment Of Lsce
hiCs, Price 25c &c. 75c and ST Is per pair.
Cossots in o.! Tho leading styles, perfect in fs
aud finish Prices Soc 10 So 5O Der par.
UDdoc@aar r-SpeC:s! ausn.ioa il called to .ha
large assortm7ni for Lains Gaata Misses,
Bays and infEnta il GAlzs, Lisln Thread, Cos
ssmsr and SUmmer Dariuo; sso .ra exhibiting
choice ss:or.maat Of L,des' Undargsrmurts
of every description, Chemisas, Drawers, Night
gowns, Skirts Sc.
Linen aad Sill; dkerchHfs-Suspeadcrs.
Hosiery, showing The mos. choice pstterns "a
we'll as tho largest sss6> meat OF MEDIUM snt
finer quality. ,Consss1tlY adding tho lst2st pat
terms as soon SIS tbGy sre offered t5r sale by the
manufactures.
Neck El:lngs. Eu&s, Skirts, Vyi;inys. Ra:-
tons, SilEs CottnGs, &c.
&da!ngs in Swi5;, As:ahurS, NEinsoox, Cora
line, Veenoicgtc Vs!oi ciahacs. LsngueLoc,
Iorchon, Hussis1, Foaiaa, ty9&5s!, &c.
Eighne Pat)at nysom, isainfJ:ced snI
Scrstca t'nirte, i: i:-tlatsi-i and ua!suniriet.
Collars arI Ca!:, sia@a l. W is iachel. Prices
l2c l52, 2Gc aad zSc
Germantown, Shetland ~! Saxon? ,Yool,
Zephyr WorsGcd in III Ga:or5, S!!Es Canvass &c,
Il NackTesr-At Ri t:mcs ;h3 collection wi!l
euFpsss al! other nsaor.,uaE,s oG3-ot in tho city.
a Inc display of Ci.ui26s. -, oe5t Scart evur
mado Tor meG; also GO:1laa, FioSoT, l. Audace,
Tropical, Ue ,Ioin1iio, I.&ca, aai complete
line Of Fancy Tiaa t.nc I;o%'s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIO AUOTION-On MONDAY,

DUBLIC AUOTION-On MONDAY, Sep.
4 tomber 10, 1881, g! 10 o'clock q. No., at Belle
Haven Institute, III Queen street. Alexsndris.
Va, will be cold lot of SCHOOL FURNI-
TURE, &c, consisting of abou! 80 Desks. Stools,
Stoves, BOOKS. Hat Esck Bsts!eada, 2 Feather
3cds, Cooking Stove and utensils, Msttrssaes,
Harness aid many other things too numerous
TO mention. Terms: Cash.
sepl5-td Il. T. LUCAS, Auc.r.