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AUCTION SALES.
rCHos. E. wAaoAMAN, Real Estate Auc
u tiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED ON ('';a
!, STREET., BETWEEN NORTH CAPT. LII
Toll AND FIRST STREETS N. w.
ny virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the
Oth day of November, A. D., 1875. and duly re-.
corded In liber No. sg3, folio no. one OF the land
records of the District Of Columbia, the under
signed trustee, appointed BY order and decree Of
me supreme Court Of the District Of
In place of the trustees named in said
deed of trust, will sell by direction, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. at public
auction, In mont of the premises, on the l0th day
OF October A. d. 1881, at o'clock y. M, all OF that
certain piece or parcel Of land and improvements,
situated In the city of Washington, u. G., and
known and described as lot lettered In McGlll's,
recorded subdivision Of part of square numbered
six hundred and twenty.
Terms of Sale; Onehalfln cash. aud the balance
IN Two equal instruments, payable In one and two
years from the day Of sale, with interest at the
rate Of six per cent. per anuum until paid, and re-
cured by n deed Of trust on the property sold. An
cOnveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A de-
poslt Of $50 required ut the time OF sale. If the
terms Of sale are not compiled with within five
days the property will be resold at the cost of the
defaulting purchaser. -
H. b. MOULTON,
Oc20ood,vds Trustee.
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Miller vs.. Rankin.

In New York yesterday the action of
joaquin Miller against Mckee Rankin,
which involves the title to the play known
Supreme Court to continue the temporary
injunction restraining the defendant from
producing the play.
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MARRIED..

IVES-PIERCE.-Oc 4, I o'clock n. M, ut the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, by the
Rev. J. II. Paxton Miss ella X, Ives, niece of DR..
$. /. Groot, to Mr.. James III. Pierce, Of Washing
ton, II, G.,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20
To Promote Rife Contests.

An International Rifle Match Company
has been chartered in New York, with a
capital stock of 100000. The object is to
promote friendly international contests in
craftsmanship.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20
"AIderney Dairy wagons

Fresh Alderney butter, churncd every
morning, and delivered in LIB "Ward"
prints, at 45c, per ID. Also, cottage cheese,
DC. per ball ; buttermilk, SC, per quart, and
sweet milk, &C. per quart.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20

Gold-iilled, enameled band bracelets with
chains, ladies', misses and children's sizes,
from ~ to $50, at Prigg jewelry store, 457
Pa. ave.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20
A Card.

Collars and crns, Troy style, the best
work in the city. Ira Godfrey ir., Swiss
Laundry, 1922 II street.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20
Durang,s Rheumatic Remedy

will cure any case of Rheumatism on the
face of the green earth. Sold by every live
druggist in Washington
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20
THE EVENING CRITIC.
AMUSEME
The NationaI Theatre
ESTABLISHED AUGUST. Ises.

Mr.. Nat Goodwin, as usual, played to a
very fine house and one highly appreciative
of his indivual talent aud that Of his COM
pany in general last night, and was the
recipient Of hearty applause. Tomorrow
night the programme will be changed TO
" Hobbies" Matinee at 2 p m. on Satur.
day.
Minnie Palmer.
This brilliant little lady continues to at.
tract large audiences at the Opera house.
Her play of " My Sweetheart" is chastely
humorous comedy Of q fine order of merit
and well presented throughout. Matinee
Saturday at 2 p. m.
The Theatre COinique.
This week is even better and more at
tractive than usual. The bill is of varied
and strikingly artistic character, and each
specialist an artist. Matinee tomorrow at
$50 p. IN.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20

Emulation embalms the dead envy, the
vampire, blasts the living.-TaseU
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A UcTIoN SALE or PRIVILEGES.

A UCTIoN SALE or PRIVILEGES.
WAsIIfNGToN MARKET Company,
WAsI1NgToN, October I, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the rights to occupy
THE STALLS, STANDS AND STORES
of the
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
In the Market Buildings on eth, 9th and B streets,
and fronting toward Pennsylvania avenue in the
city of Washington, will he sold ~ public auction
subject to the payment Of rent therefOr) forlthe
term of eighteen years. from January 1, 1882, the
sale to commence In said buildings on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1881,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK In the forenoon. and to
continue on that day, and, by adjournment on
every subsequent Saturday. at the same hour, UNI
til all are disposed of.
For additional particulars inquire Mt the Office Of
the Company.
BY order OF the Directors
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
By NJ q. EMERY, President. ocsi3t
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-20

DRAFTS on London, Dublin and Paris, at
Ii. d. Cooke, Jr., & Co.'s, 1920 + st.
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DEMOMGEoT g CO.

Importers Of HUMAN HAIR AND PERFUN.
and to order. Eau de Quininc, instantaneous Hair
Dye Ostrich Feathers Prepared Dyed and Cured,
The most complete business of the kind this side
OF New York. o10 Ninth st Onp. u. s. PM. on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23
South Bound.
Mail. Express
= orth Bound

Mai Southwark, connects At Charlottesville
with Ches. y Ohio i. L., East and West. at
LyncLburs Connects With Atlantic, Hiss. &
OHIO Il. X, through Southwest Virginia, TO
and Texss--and 81 Dsnville with Richmond &
Dsnviiao 4. K, to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects ut Charottes.
vllio all points on Ches. q Ohio T. T., and
al Oanville for sll points South. East and South
MINED TRAINS for lain Line esvs al.
s1sadria daily, except Sunday, 00U a. NJ and
- &C "a, and returning arrive at Alexsudrla
10 y = and 50 .. N.
For ii an ASSAS LINE leave Washington
III G. 81. ard AleIGndria I GA M. daily,
| except Sundas. arrive ~ Strusburg at IL Is pm,
CONNECTING with Lhs Valley Road East and
West, LoaVe Strss5urg 2 80 p. M, arriving st
Alexandria 81 Is 50 p II.
II tAED THaIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSiCi| teSves alexandria daily. except Sun.
Cay, st co .. H., arriving At Strssburg ST 6 Us
% m, and returning leaves Strssbutg at s IL
| u. NJ, striving il Aexandris st 2 4S =. M.
For Aiddieburg, dsily connection 81 Plains
s.asion
For Cpperyille, regular connection at Del..
plana.
For WAaRGNTGN, leave Washington At
~ a. x. daily.
All trains make sood connections, 1t Wash.
:ngto1, TO and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper lea7es Washington st
| III :. "a, running through without change,
O1 ESprsGs trsll, leaving Washington st 10 on
| p. N Mstk's Adjustable Reclining Chair Csr,
with extra charge only SA.O0, through TO
! Onnriie.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between WASHINGTON
anu Ansusts, ga, wthcut chsnge, on 10 on
p n. train
| Through tickets very low TO the South and
| 5outh west.
MERCER ST,l IJanTER n IA
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FTss EEW EBER.

FOB kGW YBRR.
STEsS rf3Kifb T.. q. I-y-EG ET .SssT = e. bsJs
GE3SstsS
EVERY FRIDAY. at IL ~; and returning,
issve Sew Yo1R, from pior II, East river, Ey.
GEY SATURDAY, at 4 O clock p, n.
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T. l sc ~ IA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
jtjHh y. SS RBUUh, President.
On sad alter SUNDAY, Jan. Ii, 1851, Pas.
sengur traiEs will run ns follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

EW AUCTION A&D UJMMISStuN
~ HOUSE
We have opened Is. NC &a EOYAL ST, IL
auction and Comiaission House.
we sre new ready &c receive sll kinds of nor.
Or purchase Lbe Same.
VS. tc'nE 1t inay prove IN advantage TO per.
SONS who haze fRODUGK Ct Suy dosccipIinn
70 send /. 10 Us. Located named stely oYrositt
Inc main entrance 10 toe .isrg:! On yo,sj 81
goods tan be exposed every morning al pubic:
saetion; wheh Tao eess prices insg os e. pec..d
Prompt retufna maGo o.. smlc.,
Persons having FURNITURE Tor ssts viii.
inc It u; their sirsntas4ss To give US call
:fs Will sttend to npcti0neGriae ~ yublic eular
d property, snG respectfully aolcit : share OF
cubic patronage. pH3AI: 4; LTJiI6S
~ Auctlca goods ccuaLs:lt!y ca hand and To-,
Gcia. nv EtF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

bEGDhhS Is O.,
Wholesale Dssass and Gobbcrs in
E*&OUEhth S, EkGFi5lQXi3, ELUTis.
SALT AND FISH.
& fall lire q celebrated pure, old WhlskeyZ
6caa4ies. G!L, Run, &c. MesseJ S Co.'s thila
iei1E!a and D.aSatta Gsitinicco Aes, End Berg
Ger S EnseIs LS:er Seer. "a casks or bottles,
Agents fcr laIs.as s. Hielct Beat Eamily
fioGt, JHiaes y EirS g. Co.'S. Standard Soap
uupcn! & Uo's Sporting aud Elas.ine Gun
2nSder, and Baltimore sd .'otoIaac Hipa
>teaEiG.s.
Orders Gro:aptis ab;@hi2t 10. zad corsiza
iah.s s1u!5oG - Il n.i2& sscest
,laL 35-ti kiaszrag;s VI.
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~ WASHINGTON q OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Beginning Nov. 20, 1880.
The NAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
| Al $ 70 a. II. aoG Alexandria at 925 s. m.
csiiy, except rundsy; pas. Leesbur., going
esswerd; al Il 81 u. Il: :, and strive st Round
H1ii E! = l5p4a. tsaVs Round Hill 1T II 80 D. NJ;
pass LaesoucE, Ruiag eastws d, 10 p. M; and
trfiVs st Alexandra ct 10 D. in., and ut
NsthinStcl ST. 80 p. II.
Ibe ACCOM MO GATLON TRAINwil leave
Washington al - p. n. and Ale1sndris At
! u p III. daily, except Sunday, and arrive ST
Ltesourg at ~ y. q. Leave Lsesburp At 6 90
y: "a shd arrive e. Alexandris ~ Is o. m, sId
" sshlnX!on I'll 80 Il. H.
f;-sseAsers from Washington will take
20 Washington snd Ohio cars 1t toe Baltimore
" potomac Rallrosd station ate 20 a. NJ ana IN
O. ~. snd go through without change Ct cars,
LEG 9.25 AKA. Irsir from elexanGria and II3o
o. Q; n train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hiil with @cCny & WiGsinton's Daily Line of
Coaches for Snickcrsviils Berryville and Win.
CHESTER; also Runners Line Of Coaches. which
,nsr' hsssourg dsily for Aide and Middle.
Soth trains. westward, mske close connections
81 olenns' with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
tAx Court House.
:Sm,a al astHn tickets, 81 cts uer utIs
&Fnna: sick cts, $50.
Il a. HAVENER.
ocel4-H General Ticket Agent.
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RSaL&JADH.
1881 eRrAr 1881

100 GREAT 1881
PENkSYLVANlA ROUTE
10 TEE NORTH, WEST 8 SOUTHWEsr
DGUBLE TRACK,
STEEL BALLS, SPLENDID SCENERY
EA&NIFICENT &QUIPMENl,
april 4th, 1881.
Ff15 ssy: FoR55At 'G sA dipS q BAL
ner Of Sixth and B s:I sets, IS follows:
20: Fh!ladeiphis, New 7 orb hid Sc Esst. and
II 81 Il. M. ds.iv, except Sunday, and zoe snd
70 o. :. n 3siiy, @ith fslace Cars. Lin
ttet EEDTass OF pullman Parlor Cars 9.3O,.
H. dEiiz, except Sunday. For PhilsdeitL!r
and ~ 90 n. n. drily, excsp, Sunday, and
CO . Al snd ~ y. III. daily.
toi p!s;shuf4 aDd the West s.00a m, with
is:!of &c, &c ?.::shurK snd Sleeping car to
Fst.sburx enh Chicago 1893 a. III. dsiiy
s.3' q. y. -. y. si:L fslsce ia. to Chicsgo,
S"r CaEaEd:.ixuA zn6 !Ea NofsE, SUO a. m.
eScu!t Sunday and 81 :. N. daily, except
Saturday viii Palace Ger :, Cansndsig1,,
Ec: Watkins, 1855 e, C. tsilg escep. Sun.
Eor Baltimore, g d. S. GO. $50 and IL. 80 s. NJ:
20:, e 40. 640. $50 and 1000 =. N.
ra 3,.ataT, S.lG and 10. 80 nu; 2.tO. $40, $50
an5 .G.GG y. to
For Fopy's 3raes Line & a. a. IN. and 40 I'm.
dl.iy. except Sunday.
Cor SDnapc.is, t II {. he Snd 4 a. .. m. daily
s-ceUL uuGay.
LOGaL TEhlNa.
F2s Ate-anarls 100, /. 30 $40, and ii 80 s..
~. aud ~ s. u 20, aud II % p. III. sun.
d.: Is; 90, $ ~ ard q 80 u. n. and p. NJ
Trmlns l9;,9; Ais.acdris lur Wasuln9.o;l, Eco
10. 10. il $. ~. add II 90, 5, 6, I, 9 IL
y, IL. TAD u yi8h!.
~ Sunday h! SIS. ant 10 =. 10. and 90 and
J. j.. d,
rA&UuGH TRAIN FGR THE SOUTH, viz
QIaatico a;.G EiChnont, will leave AleTsn.
;iEis t. 81 $50 il 81 Il. NJ. daily and s p p.
ID. O.. l. =, atcoH! rUndhy.
Fss: r:all, leaving at IL 81 a. NJ. makes but one
s:"p VIZ: NJ Quau.lcu, between Aexandrls
sud E!cDiicrd.
?icizcvs aud DETERMINATION csn DO procured s
ar:EGigai rai.-usG stations and ticket office
iSoui:.eA.,. j. 4. WOOD.
3enn Passenger :-geai
E4AN.l c'dOMSUN
Ecn"r.l M-rsgcY ara
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INLAND L Sgaboard Coastjng Co.
stesE,era of this line will run as foilows:
EDR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merch.nts' and Miners Line
Coz BosLop, steamer
LaNE OF Tg9R E-FES

Lazy OF TYR E-FES
RVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
fA1Ds1, Ell CO o'clock pm; returning, lesvu
Eortoik on alternate days st AGO p H.
This st4uEch iron steamer hasj ual besn paint.
ed throughout staterooms nswly furnished snd
carpc:cd, and is ths hsndsonest rs we'll as TIE
safest 6ust on the Potion. river and Chesapeake
ony, snd 10 the Oh Y steamer making Close COZ.
hection with the New York and BosLon stesra-
ers; also cDGnects with Rich nond steamers AMI
railroad liuss coute. Stops at PlNET PDIt;T
and Pom LOOKOUT gong aud returning
Fare. trst class, az 50; second clsss 81 Sc
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v ~
s'e TG'.n-Fu FERRY CO.'S. sTs.a.TEEe
Ful. LANDINGS
O.; THE POTOMAC KIVES
On sud .ft-r sunday, july 1871,
Will leave as follows:
Steamer T Y. AHHu NSslTH leaves Poto.
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf loot OF kirg street.
EVERY SUNDAY, TIL &oDAy snd I I. u tEss.
D. !, ST 80 b III, for LeoGsrGlown and ST.
Intermediate landings
Stasuier MGoIiC lesves EVERY MOE
DAY VEIN GSDAI aud FKIDAY Y, at 7 &c
h. III. iar Nomini and informed late lar ui1ge.
GEO. &. PHILLIPS, Msnager,
Potomac ferry Company.
j. b PsDGETT, gent jyl?
u Office
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday October 4th. ;hs
boats of the POTOMAC FERkY CO. will ruiz
rs follows;
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
E CO. 80, 49, 80. u SO Aid II 80 H., enc
y 81, 80. z 80. 3 So 30, s 81 and is D u.
LEAVE NatalNGTON:
630, 80, 80, 9 30. 10 30 and Il 80 a. &C., art
IL &c. 81. Z 81, 3 81. 3d. 5 81 and 80 p. NJ
On Suhtsv The trst trip from eacn end will b.
al 30 :. In.
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BY MIS-. MAEGARETJ PRLsTON.
: q" cer.,.li, test GU'esL !hlGr KGuW,
Whatever. wtat else m y yet DETAIL
OF blessing OF 5,ne or ives! or Wpe,
Is the truth tia l. i-E='u'ies! iaT IF all
Thstthe Master viii AlccH q. Ivy door some
night,
Anc, sanding without ne slarc, dim,
vii: visit Kill l h,r:e vi. i'.np .lIght,
To open iTa'oa-i tsiy j. Ii q.
Blu! vii. / raHdy al ones t. spriog
IL eaGer" .,t ny, s.,i cross the Fl JOr
With caiiur 'Is lL,p, snd freely ing
II tha Il urK . IN. n4itujght wrIe tie doc
Or VIII ;,ye " Or: !" b put sway
Or The .,par tllL burns 200 low t. triG,
10 ksep me from, ,.uiIg without deIry
10 ops I.aiaedIa.aly u i1itu2
Or sEa'l with wbi:anei fasr grow durb
he mJg!aut / ne.5 the ;ulden Knock
Aud Slated 20 think 'ic Lstu surely como,
SO tat2r ard H.! ~ j the ocE;
And hold ''irn ThliiaS ~ ] stand
ir:e=OlutA vale my sBLEts swim,
Instead lf Lnu b0uHd win oulst -u.ch'd hsni,
10 open linmedI.tH!? 10 din?
If this is the only tang :o?s.od
u, nl Dly ta.Q-r--,:., j pray
That inOucauy wsLcDiui. l nlsy hold
! he sey Il Il G0.aGa taItA eGCn Day
Close snHt IN my &-saG-.h.t when hsar
The sE"cK, Ia i lawn or midnight din,
Strelr Ltway !. !n1y RS" Wi;uOu. fesr,
md Up - icuuI dialeiv 20 tIc
-HHNdGY School Times.
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STOP The LEAKS --i,u R1ofiine Gutter and
Rsn opoGs. .Dd 81. wo.k r, pared rrnmprly, By
cTANsBUnY & BRO.
HE BEST hC;Dn GaLu;aurur@u ID Ware
and HnGs'tuirtshi1s tJrds can be found ct
STANsBURY's Ceultat Stove House, cjrnar
Elog auG NaoH!cgtnu stfe2ta, (McBaibey's
BuiIdiDs.j
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Sd = ID. ID 4 TE..s .

ll1u o1notHccmc,,ts must inrnrIaJiy be rnM for
M GdUancs. No notice wjLL be taken Of orders
1t,.te5s they are accompanied nDit& the cash.
!Y7O My rBLLUW CITIZG&S OF ALFX-
a AHDk!A-L aEnCuncr myself q candidate
Tor Mayor, SUI jet 20 the decision Cf the demo-
cratic primsly election TO be held on tbs l7ih Of
Msy, II Is useless for me- TO ssY, il elected,
will Go what can TO advance the interests of
the city. / believe II is recognized fact that l
have al~srs takan All active part In sill public
matters affecting its interests. and it is only ne
cessary iJr me to say that, if nominated snd
elected, Will excite faith fully rnd partially
all the laws apper!ainlng 10 Inc office.
apl9-tpe j. T. bEUHHAM.
Z RESP nCTE uLhY announce myself con-
L ddate for the WngUrsity, subject To- the de.
nth OF Nay nex!, ana promise, If Sit c.ed TO do
everything III ny po%er " promote The welfare
OF the CITY
aplC-lGs f. = DGWNHAM.
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The steamers of this company make connec.
tiopa al Norfolk for Boston and ali points Eas, !:
81 rev YORK with sll points West End North
WOes, ind al Ale1sndria with Virginia Midland
Railroad snd Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further information
spp'y 70 ga. REED, Agent
Janney's wharf.
Wh. THOMPSON, President,
14l6 F street,
Sep 2I-I Washington, D G.
,.gss3sa. CLYGE'S STEAM LINES WEEV
sS..GFsEsS LIZ TC
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PROV,
DENCG AM BOSTON,
ssss1ae rs les7s Ale1aIdri& EVERY TDRo,
U&DAE. '0A l.
Eais line connects a. Alexandra With .bsc
L. q 81. and " s. o. &. Rs, snd p. Ph;Isdai
pns with Clyde's regular Slesmships for Eai,
RlTer, providence end Boston "''
cfeINnt forwarded with prom osnese and c,rs
free Of commissions. ''A' y
no ch.-ge for transfer in Phiisdelpbis ana
. wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frannon;
departures, Through rstea snd throneS Iii.
al lsdlAs gigen. Insurance at the lowest -sfas
Agents:
Z, A. EEED, Alexandria.
~ ? CLYDE & CO., Philsdai,t:a
JCaHSOA & CO.. Wssh. s. Gooret'n
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ssEElsla. NEfNesss.Aslr, L..
TESTIMONY OF DHU4GIsTs,

TESTIMONY OF DHUuGIsTS.
We have been selling "Swiita Svphili:io Spe
clhc' for years. md r. gard it superior to any,
thIng known for diseases it is recommended to
cure
s. j Csssels, Thnna vile Ga Z, r. Greer
& CO.. Fo-syth. Ga Ptmberion, Snn1u.ls l.
Reynolds. Atiants, Ga
lnnta Gs., Jur l. 1874.
We used SWft's Syph tic Spec fl =" IL the
trea ment of crnvints tue rs.t yenr, nnd believe
II Is the only certain kaoarw remedy that viii
eject permanent cure vi Diseases 10. which il.
ls Recommended.
GRANT ALEXANDER s. Co
$1,000 REWARD
Will be pad TO any chem at VINO will fnd, or
analysis OF one hundred bottles If :. s. $, Ont
particle OF rn-icuty, iuCidl potassium, or any
mineral substance.
Tah SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Fro
prietcrs, Ailsnts, Ga.
Sold By =. 5. LCadbcater s Bro. Cell for Il
copy OF Young sisn's F-iand "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

WATERFRONT. Mr.. f. w. Aver OF South
Waterford. met with q singular accident
Sunday night. He went into his stable, 10
hold n lamp for President Frank Morse oil
the Waterford Reform Club TO drive III
with his team, when he stepped his whole
weight upon the head OF a hoe and the
handle few up and struck him violently 10
the left eye. Mr.. Aver fell as II struck by
A thunderbolt. and his eye was nearly
Knocked from the socket, his lamp was
broken, the Kerosene spilled, which took
fire. and what with his injuries aud his ut
tempts 10 smother the flames with his coat
he had a serious time OF II. Luckily his
eve was not seriously injured, and he, with
characteristic fortitude and energy. took
part in the reform meeting that evening
At present writing he is getting along
nicely Mr. Aver, as President or the Re
form Club the year past, has done noble
work for the cause, and now, a. Secretary
he continues To labor for the elevation
of the fallen
Mr.. John c. Pike OF South Waterford,
has a rour.ox team in the woods nj
.Catchem, near Gllcad, driven 10y his
son Bion H. Pike, hauling pine for Sauder'
son 4 Hastings. Mr.. Pike will soon begin
hauling poplar to the Messrs. Brown al
North Bridgton. Neles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11
COUNTY AFFAIRS.

The Treasurer statement for the year
1880. published in another column
shows our County finances 10 De IN an
exceIen, condition. There are over four
thousand dollars IN the treasury, while
the resources of the County are sS,So2-
80 more than the liabilities. II the
March term of court is not long one
this money will nearly obvia,e the neoes.
.ity of making any temporary loans and
thus save the County Its interest money
The Commissioners have been very
economical during the past year; their
road bills amounting 70 less than 500,
while other expenses have been proper
,ionally cur;ailed. Hon. B. y. Tuell re-
tired from the Board Jan. lst, and his
place is filed BY Hon. Waldo Pe,tengill
Of Rumford. Mr.. Tuell has been "a good
man for the County, as everybody re-
marks who is a; all acquainted with his
economical and careful method OF con-
Quoted business. January l, the new
board organized by making choice OF
Hon. George r Hammond as Chair
man.
A, the same time the newly elected
officers II. c. Davis, ESQ, Register OF
Probate, William Douglass, Sheriff, and
Geo. II. Watkins, Treasurer, took their
positions. These officers were reelected.
exoep, the Treasurer; Nr. Scion Royal
retired, after making satisfactory set
clement Of MS yearly accounts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11
DEATH OF DIR. WIGHT.

A telegram just received from friend,
announces the death In Chattanooga, Tenn,
Of Z. Mellen Wight, N. D., son Of Seth
Wight, jr., Of West Bethel He was born
In Bethel, attended school at Gould's Acad-
envy, and was for q short time lieutenant
in Co. b., 2sth Maine Regiment. He stud
led medicine at the close Of the war, set
tied In Chattanooga, where he at once took
high rank as physician and citizen. He
was several times elected mayor Of Chat
tanooga, and was Republican candidate for
Governor OF Tennessee. He was appoint
ed member of the United States Sanitary
Commission, and his duties required him
to travel much through the Southern
States. He died OF pneumonia, In the
prime and vigor OF him manhood, being
only about SO years Of age. His death
occurred on Thursday morning, January 6.
His esrly demise will be mourned by a
wide circle Of friends. INDEX.
Augusta, Jan. 7, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

The HEBRoN SEMESTER is a pamphlet
containing twenty-five pages, issued by
the students of Hebron Academy. It's
contents is as follows: Hebron, n
Sketch of its Surroundings England
and France in the lith Century; "Fo'
Nv IDEAL" Autumn; "Metrical Yer
sion of the Had" America; BASE
Ball" Editorial Notes" Obituary;
Statistics of the School" The editors
are P. Benson Wing aud George II. Ber-
~. The spring term of school will be-
gin February Is, and continue twelve
weeks, with f. A Daniels, A. b., as
PRINCIPAL.