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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14
The N. Y. Herald says in an article on

THE N. Y. Herald says in an article on
the Presidents condition:
"Dr, Bliss was reported at one time ss
saying he had touched the ball with a
probe; but at another time he Judged it
had passed through the liver aud fallen
to some undesignated point in the ab.
domlnal cavity. If this latter judgment
was accurate, it must have been a queer
sort of probe with which he touched the
ball. There is no evidence that the ball
touched the liver, and none thai it tou.
ched the peritoneum, aud there is no
disturbance Of the functions of the liver
and no peritonitis."
DR.. Bliss is believed to be capable of a
quaint probe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

High medical authority now express
the opinion that President Garfeld's
liver was not injured. They refer to
his mental clearness on Sunday after,
noon after the shooting, and say if the
liver, kidney and intestines had been
injured or penetrated, his condition
would have been otherwise. The way
the patient has been getting along indi-
Gates no serious injury to any important
organ ..-.s. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

1t would be Just as well that there
should not be caucus Of quacks held
just now at the White House.-Cincin,
natl Commercial.
The free trade Republican organ does
not mean political 'quacks; but learned
medical gentlemen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

STRADDLE That ia the Jeffersonian-
jackson pla form of tie Ohio Democ.
raCv-RfpOsitOry.
TWaddls is the platform of the Reposi.
tory8 party; and fraud and hypocrisy are
their modes nf action.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

Read an article in this paper from the
New York Independent a religious pa
per- on Gov, Fosters candidacy. The
article is from the pen Of an Ohio man.
who cuts loose from the Foster clan fast
as he can.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

TIE we Of the halfbreed to the stall.
wart at A hany is not that of David to
Jonathan, hut rather that Of Saul to Da.
vid, when the former threw the knife at
the latter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

The caucus nominees at Albany are
not getting through. The stalwarts vote
for Wheeler in Platts place. Some of the
halfbreeds, friends of Wheeler, are dis
pleased at him not being nominated by
the caucus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

The Cyrus W. Field fund for Mrs.
Garfield is over 500, 900 already. 1t is
said it will soon reach the required
point, S25o,ooo. Money is the god.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

DUTY is a power which rises with us in
the morning and goes to rest with us at
night. II is co extensive the action OF
our intelligence. 1t is the shadow which
cleaves to us, 60 where we will, and
which only leaves us when we leave the
light Of life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

ACCORDING to the Financial Chronicle,
the earnings of forty one railroads on a
mileage of 32 l18 miles for the month Of
June were $l75S,OO6, against $l9 6S 4S5
last year, when the number Of miles op.
Grated was 28,606. From Jan. lat to June
3O.h the earnings of forty-three roads
aggregated the enormous sum of $102.
l5169O, a gain Of nearly $l2,5OO,OOO as
compared with the same period in 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

The wages lost to date by the iron
workers of Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport, through their strike, is estima,
ted by competent authority to be about
$ISc, ,ooo. Gin. Commercial 9th,
All this, too, happening under Re.
publican administration, and under a
lovely tariff for protection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

A great fire took place in Cincinnati
on Friday, causing the loss of several
furniture establ shments, amounting to
about a million of dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

Guiteau, the assassin, is stubborn in
claiming he did his duty, and regrets the
President still lives.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

Mahones Riddleberger is still in
Washington but quiet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For Representatives.
FRED MACKAMAN,
JOHN McBRGDE.I
For Probate Judge,
SERAPHIM MEYER,
For Sheriff,
HENRY ALTEKRUjE.i
For Prosecuting Attorney,
HARVEY LAUGHLIN.
For Treasurer,
JOHN P. RAUCH.
For Com missioner,
JACOB sCHMACHTENBERGER,
For InGrmary Director,
LAWRENCE ]. DALEY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

Why do they not adjourn at Albany
and quit this fooling?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14
Conkling's friends stick.

If this weather is not hot-but Ian ,
guage fails us.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

There are Republicans in Ohio who
don't want Conkling treated meanly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
j. W. BOOKWALTER,
of Springfield.
For rLIeutenantGOvernl VI,
EDGAR NJ. JOHNSON,
of Cincinnati.
Treasurer of tate.
ALONZ0 WINSL Low,
of Cleveland.
Supreme Judge,
EDWARD F. BINGHAM,
of Columbus.
Attorney General.
FRANK @. DOUG iERTY,
of KentOn.
Member Board of Public Works,
JOHN CROW.
of Defiance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-14

MEETING OF THE STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The members Of the Democratic County
Committee for 1881 are requested to meet
in Canton. on Saturday, July 16 h proX.
that they may organize and transact
other business. A f Il attendance is de,
sired. A. McGREGOR, Chm.
AUSTIN LYNCH Sar'v.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-17
33. Sibrli6er Seri6t
Der
1Jenm nlmtnal
0cbcns Scriider'gs 60.
bon
N1ilaSelpbia.

.gftiSa, (. San. 1896, ,.....s6.6i2, ,462.2i
Ginnabmeu.
prGmien trbalten 81 ,070,972.57
9ntrrien >, etc. 393, ,599.6S$t, AGA, $50. .25
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Ti6t in @snf6enbGnts Ias mid

Hi6t iu Wsni6enbGnbs lae mid
fallen,
6srr, Id tpeib tpit Msni6fntiidt tbut,
gStt bic 5aubr in hes Gsier's aralIsn,
pie has tamm in SissrtaBsn rubt;
Gap mid fallen, Gjctt. in btiue SInes,
nrb' an mir bsin bsiigsS G'sridt
atnu i6 sGd ben Batter, benz am GnSe
llebr ieinsm 8iue sin Sn;e tri6t.
Nift scu Weni6tnaugtn lab mid
ihGBm,
@sI6s tIinN na6 S6sin unb S6immsr ssbn,
5ildiih an hes Na6itsn 6aa iI6 ltBen,
@itris nab res Sruttrs Splittsr Ipibn;
9eits mid nit brinsm gInsrT6tr
1sIIen 5Iammtntlif msin Ssrj eur6tIist,
Spd bsb Satrraug' nit milbsm 2idr
gcr benz 5all Irin i6pd6ss ainrlrin IbiiBt.
9li6t sou @snf6tnsunstn lab
mid rthtsh
Dtrn pfril am 3isI YprIbsrtrifft;
Gits III ibr epb unS frommt nit ni6hn
llnb ibr Grimm III sabrtnp SHsrnsift;*
Hi6ts mid hur6's gSprt aus btinsm Wun6s,
gSis Elm S6prt bur6baut as Rarf unb Ssin,
atr iii bic srttssf6Iasns @unts
1rGuft ss miIp Der Gnabs 9aliam Elm.
gfi6t auf @tnf6snbrr3tn LAP
mid trausn,
sii6t anf ourtnsnab uub 9OlfessaniI
Gb' Mil i'd msin aVrn i'm DaiTsr bausH
limb msin Saus I'M srlentn 8Olftntunif.
GAP MID rubtn 5err, al ttintm StTsn,
llntsr beinen j5Itssln ppbnt f6'5 warm
SsIis, psr in 5rtubrn sir unS S6ms9sn
Salt aIs Sirb in esinsn gattrarm.
%8Smer 3, 13. aar 8trpf.
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StdatS=Naebriettcn

- SIN benz &f I'M Die Ser. ct.
Senatorlte(e ideint in Der @efeBgebun8
elm @aifenitiaitanO eir8etreten Su iein.
99ie Idpn bpriss @p6e berihtet, 1T bic
Gamerons Clique Su etnem Gompronttb
seneigt, Inn bic 6armonie in Der repubs
Iifaniiden gartei aufrcdt su erbalten,
ipie Cameron iast, pabridetnlIber aber,
um fhlieblid oenno6 cine ieiner Greas
turen in bas gtmt ;u i6mug8eln.
- Sn Der 9dbe Der Citation 8of
Sia an Der 9iorbs sYennipIpania. Giiens
babn (bei 9lllentopn itieB am Opnners
flag frhb Der um 8.I7 in 9lllentoipn
fdllige 8aiIasiersu9 nit einem Sitter.
sus sufommen, Der serabe duf Elm 9tes
ben9eleiie fabren iuplIte, UNI ben gaiias
9ier3us sOrbeipaiiiren gu Iaiien. Die
2ofomotiuen, Der gepddipa9en nnb mebs
rere 8iiterpagen iuurben sertriImmert.
3pei Yerionen, Der SpteIbeiiber gti=
dael Sallaban bon Soutbr Cation uno
Der 8abnbeOienitete Sames 6arlep,
tpurben 8etbbtet, bier Berionen tbbtIi6
uno bier anNere, barunter Die beiben
2ptomotiufiibrer, i6Iimm perIebt. 0tebs
rere anbere gerionen erIitten Icihte
8erIesmsen. GS berridte Gin bidter
gtebsl, ais Der 3uiammenitOB iid ers
eienete.
- 1leber 9ennIpIpanien'S 8eo6Ifer.
ums ma6t Der Iebts Geniusteridt fol.
nenhe lfnnnhen
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z G q r E

Die SelebrIen ilnb jCBt tdriu einig, eab bic
meiliGn AraufbGiten eurd gcitprtr 9lifrsu rsrr
seber sntleben, uub Rap psnn HE pidliiesu
Srgane in autem 3ultauc grbdltsn prretn,
@riunbbeit eas 9iciultat iein miro. gSar-
ners Q Re Nieren uub Seber aur
IT aerpnnen aus eiusni stnf0dsn trcyiittn
Slatts
BON fcltencm SScrtbe
une IL Gin PrlltlreS Srilmitls fur bic fplgfn-
| een Seieen:
8GdenitmeSen, idlimmeS Sppfptb,
SdpinOeI, gluibIaben, ent5inCete glus
gen, grmiiNun9, gta6titweib;
SdmerSen i'm llnterleib. 6erStlopfen,
8eIbiu6t, Stein, idmeHbafteS llrini.
ren, 0talariaI Sieber, Sieber g. gtgue
llno ale arantbfitrn, peldls turh llnprc-
nurg Ter Hieren, grter cher Sarurrgaus prr-
urladlt pereeu.
Gs III sint ii6ers uno gcwiils Sur
fir ale peitIiden sieen, pte
2eucprrbba, GntjunbunA. Giterung
unb 6allen Der 8ebarmutter.
Gs tcntrplIiri unb rcsuirt bic WGHitruntipn,
unb 1T Gin errelIsnlrs uno Fdres Mitfl fir
Jrduen pGbreuo her Sdpangerlbaft.
GIs Gin SIutrrHiSer 1T rs unilbsrrti5t,
eeun sS fnrirt bic Sr9dnr, bic pas Slut M a.
Den. Sir
GeItmiire, 9eItbeulen, Scrofeln, @licb=
fdmam, So5iIuB, 8ergiftlnoen burd
Auediilber mo anbere Drpguen,
uub 1T i6sr in jeesm Sale.
SIR SdrntuB, Smppteni &rsiBIdmer=
sen mp dbnIi6e Gebreden
III Is Gin ii6erss uup i6nelIeS Ssilmiiirl.
ls4 ,.t., t.E... 1H.Ns.
Srigbts 9ranfteit fllrirt bat.
9Ils Gin Seireis 0fr Reinbeit unb res @t-
5dIt5 tisirs srrbrn Adtur Ssilmittsls, Ielrt
bic frl9supe
Sbcmifebc slndlpfc.
g. u. Baltimore, pb. o, Z. G. D, Gro
fe1pr her Gbrmie in cer llniperiitdt ven Hc6e-
fer q. y,, betannt nit Der pUpulartat uub
eem 8erpienlt rru 9Saruer's SIfe
q iereu une Seber sur, bat nadb elmer
bur6grsifrneen d,smliten gInaIglr eds fptgenbe
3eusuiB SrrFHeutli6t:
llnipsritit zen Rpdjeller,
Gbemiidss gatrratprium,
Rrdriter, q. ~, s. ian. 1870.
Sr. s. $. 9Sarntr bat mir tas gJcrmumr
ibsrsstsn fir cine Wrei;in, eir ron ibm fa-
bright unS rfrfailft pirb unter err aagcmetren
ge;siduung Seu gBaruers safe
q Riersn une eeber sur. SD bats
ben SabrifatpnsprpSeb untrriuht psldDn nit
erpBer grrildt unp mad ueuritrr Metbpsf &C.
fiibrt trirp. SD bate fernsr scu ifinem gabc-
rdtprum yrpten nlIrr y atrrldIsn sutupmmsn.
bic bel i3ubreituns pieier WeriSin eSbrautt
psrhrrJ uuc rad tritii6er llnirriuhung finpe
i'd ciristen, mic aud bic Nieei,u, pelhr fe
tiren, sGnSIit frsi pen siftiaen pper ihGrihen
Supltaujsr. 9. A. Sattimore.
0isis MfbiStu, prhs iplde gSuuesr Spll.
bradt fpmmt iii srSBrru 6Idi6en ais irgsnb
cine dneert Rtptin aat ben @arft une pire
scn allen apCtbtiern Su 81 25 prr 5Iai6s psr-
fauft' Sir 6arniluB rage nab gE aruers
safe . betes 8ur. IS 1T Gin
il6sr wirIsnbss gliitsI. s.. s.. SSdrner
s 60, 9ipdsier, u. y.
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s9~ slbpnnirt auf bas Scranton
8o6snblast".
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Sas mid ni6bt in Mtcnf6eub dnSe c
fallen.

.TaStb ipra6 su Sab: Gs 1T mir irbr
ansf; absr LAP ms in bic Saub bee oerrn
fallen, btnu feline earmbsrjisfsit III arCB i'd
milf uibt in Der Isni6tu SGner fallen"
2. Gam. 2i, IA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-17
GrObGr Ma8fGn6aa
am
6aitnacbtbienita9, 4. Nfdrj
1881,
in ScbimpT's $alle.
gintritt: fir Serren 25 Gents fit
0amen, Is Geuts.

SSie alIidbrlih. 10 lueroe i'd mid aud benel
beitreben. meinen 9dfteu bel Oieiem Seite mi
aIlem auijnnarten. mas Den S0rpcr nbt mt
ben @eiit III Sdpuua ueriegt, oamit Del
ShIub Der 9iaucuinion in wirOl8er 8cii,
9eicert perbe.
IIIe Sreunoe einss neNie9cnen uoIfstbiim
Iiden 0umOrs iinO ergebrnit eiHgcIaNeu.
6.3m SotUb z d impff.
Serr Charles Wdler uiro an Sage nor Scn
Bale feline @oroerobe sur InslunDl in Oel
SuIle bubfn.
gines Der briteu Srdeiter 1T tir Die Gang
mniit eugNgirt
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BEN bic iibIi6en greiie bere6nen. unb
nidt mebr.
Die Stimme ees 8plfes.

SiasbaIs, Mi6., 81. Oft. 1875.
R. 9. Bieree, W. Q.
SD bate cine ernitli6e 2unssns
frantbeit uno mar cine 3eit lang unter
drStIider 8ebanbIung sen0tbiSt, ba8
8ett su bitten. Die 8eridreibuusen
reS 9lSteS balfen mir ni6t Mein
3uitonb rerihlimmerte iid unb mein
Suiten purbe INNER qudlenoer. Sebt
fin9 i'd an, Sbre ;, ,Webical DISCOVERY"
(OieSisiniide gntbedung) ;u 9ebrauden
unb baIb murbe es beiier nit mir.
SD babe mebrere Slaihen babon ses
brauht uno bin nun polIitGnbig berges
ltellt. st6tun9sppu,
Subitb Burnett.
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RGE KELLER,
Gambler In
@IientpQQrenNep0Ib SfhIifff

f39 penn Ave. SCRANTON ga.,
smpffbft iein rfi6baltigss 9aaer ron 6iir.
eanetrn, S6ISilrrn, 3biirfnGpfsn, iitsr baupt
ale in einsm Sarepare Stpre sprbaubsusu
csarttssn Written. 6srnrr feline srper glus
pabl rpn Reileridmirhpaareu, son Winias
Notwithstanding an bis gum srSbten Srantbir.
meier "0n eer fstnifen Sdsrrr bis ,ur Sdnti-
esrl9srrs arUetsr Ormrniipn. 5rrner limb ale
r.lerhell SSfrbea9e, aIs Gfilsh Belle, Sam.
mtL S S9raubfnl9llllfl- nnb 3ieber, SGssn
grtpanebaben II. I. 10. tilIisif ;H baten.
Sdrot, Yulper unS 4atrpnen.
Nfparafl'rsn S0n S6IpiIrru S6Iifsn, 9e.
esH' nnb pnnsnibirmsn, Sdleifen after
Written Sansiepsrfseuge, 6silGn pcu SGasu
pire prompt une gut bslcrat.
5linten unb HeboIber
prretn auf bic bette 9Irt rrparirt unb Tamen
N erbsn in g tai auf 9sftIung anas.
fertigi.
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9iife Sentidler 8riefe.

Sriefe fir na6tebenbe 8erionen bes
fanSen iid seitern in Der scranton 9oit
Office. 9eim 9Ibbolen Sebe man ben
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gde @ain & Sadion Str, 9pbe garf,
gBir empfebIen tiefts GtI6Gft tsr sth.
gufmerFilmtsit hss ssebrtsn pubIifums fir
gnftrtisung allrr Sprtru pbOtrsrapbiidtr
Silpsr. Gjuts unb esI6madpOlle sIrbsittu Su
ma6isrn prsiisn psresn sugsiitsrt eanr-
i6aftsbiIesr uub gsrerEbunssn jsrsr slrt
Silpn prreen prompt nnb gut bslprst. Gine
i6Dne gIuepabl Spu SiIberrabmen 1T tets an
5ane gIn Sruntassn 1T bic gallsrie Oifen
ppu llbr gormittas5 bis llbr Nahmittass.
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Stn;eigen.
2(mslppimu0

4 8ettoefen ltnb 25 Yo8. Garpet
YIN Samifag, 26. Stbr. 1881,
i'm SrantIin SOteI, GeSar StraBe
Der lluterjeiduete. ein Gnrpetlpcbcr. bat oil
obi8en GrtiteI angefertigt mo miro Oieielbel
III Ssrbiters SaIle perlooien Infen. nm on
Wittel nnbubriusen ieine nod in 9eutidlnnt
lueilenee 5nmilie bertbrr tommcu Al Iaiieu
Die 9edcn mo Der 9nrpet iino pom better
Wnterlale nne bHuerbnft gemud)t
Dns RubIifllm 1T freunOlid)t erinbt. mid
in meinem llnternebmen jn unteritiseu
Sidcts. % Gents, weItes aud Su Dem mad
Der SerIocinn8 itattTHoenpen 3 2anjtrduJ
d en- bere6tigt
Satob 8altes.
6,3W SIocums Stats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
LOGAL BREWIIES.

Attorney General James G. Field was 10 the
city to-day
Mayor Backham went cut cunning This moro
'os, ald succeeded in baggipg forty ducks.
TIE regular monthly meeting ef,he Columbia
Steam Fire Eogino Company will DO held
tcnsht.
Mr. Salig Bondhsim, an old resident of this
cay. AID father Of MIR. Simon Blondhcin. died
tbs IN; rnlug.
Mr.. Donald Mclean, who has been prospec'-
lag IN Florida for the past few weeks, returned
last night much pleased With bis trip.
Oscar BoaI aid George Thompson, both COL.
ofld, Tcro lrfcsiea yesterday afternoon for
fgat'tg On tho street, AID looks up.
Capt. VIM. w. Rock. ovorsoer of outdoor
Door hes awarded the contract for furnishing
100 cords Of wood, fer the benefit OF tho poor of
tho city to DIR. John Marshall.
Tho slcon rtc ,nily damaged in the lover Pc
tonao b9 the Steamer EScelio is at tho shin
ward for repairs Elsr dsm:ga ia estimated OF
$500.
Mr. lluary Strauss has received another ai-
a!i'oe TO hia a'roacy lsTg, stock Of reads made
e'o!hlaf. His you'll Hod toY's ovdrcosts and
rvVcrsat.lc uis crs arc sell malo ard cheap,
Ihs repairs having boon nearly completed, Il
ID thpuGhl st iHhry's Church will be reopened
Win appropriate services nsxt Sunday morning
! 10 church. rtmodled and modernizad, is ono Of
'09 hsndsOrnest places Of worship in the city
Joseph Murphy, the hoslcrman at tho works
oi tho Potomac Manufacturing Company, ia
.his ci;y, had his foot quite badly mashed there
9,Ser"ay aitcrnoan by pi:co IF iron falling
on i.
Thh notice CT tho City Treasurer will bo
LII n Al frr.l L..
ne will kr;p bis office open on Saturday and
hiaDday nights to accommodate those WHO hive
lal!"d 10 pny their csIitation tax for 1850 1t
rs n"ptd tEht every citizen vi qualify him
Ntli to Dcoomo voter on Tuosdsy next.
Marriage licensees wcrc issuod in Washice-
ION Yesterday 20 David Anderson. of Froder
isksohfe; w. AID Sarah Boswell. of Wash.
inetur; Henry Williams AID Lizzie Addison,
ha'i' Of Prime: George county. Md; Geo. W.
fia@s'ns OF hlontgomory county. Nd, and
Ida L. B3w'oaD, Of Howard county Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
'Gon'f Know HaIfthctr yoIuo =.

ihay cured mo Of Ague, Bliousness and
hldnry Complaint IS recommended. l had a
hall bottle LIFT which l used for my two little
E:r!:, who the to2tors and neiehbors ssid could
10. be ruTai: l would have lost both of Thorn
orc h'fh. II l had not given them Hop Bittors.
ih9V d!I thom 80 much good l continued their
use ur:ii they were cured. That is WIN / saw
got; Do rot Enow half the value of Hop Bittora,
"a1 10 Tot TrGomm.Bd them high enonpb."-H
Ent h"-t-r X. I-Amcyicaz R.raE Home - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

Inc scHd0Dt will CAUSE nc interruption in. The
@crs z: the brewery.

,DioGAEDED.--At a nce;irg of the members
Ct ;ho Alexandra Music'l Association. last
right, il was decided to d:sbsnd the o!gscisa-
ton. This association was organic Abcu: two
years ago. and was supposed to be 10 Tourist
log condition. Want Of interest on the part Of
the membeIs-al young men, who "ll,yed fol-
toe tuu ofthe tbitg ''-is the only ress,n given
for The breaking up Of tho association. Some
OF tho members OF the late association are talk
irg of Organizing q s.riop baud. Alexandria
Dow hes but one brass band.
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LlEALl EIATTEEs9-

IKE iFcaHe. Probabilities, Nov. : 1851
For tho Middle AtisNi;2 States wines shifting 10
east ard scu:h, falling Barometer e!igi!s CHANGE
in temperature, partly CLOUDY weather followed
by rain during the night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

THE SHIP iAnD-lt is rug.G!cd that iiitro
will bo shortly charge III the mahsaeme6t If
the ship yird. According % Tie lumor tic
yard is 70 psss into private hands. aud be ~
dulted 10 tic future ss an itdv dnai optcrn1isc.
TW> genileUen, it is said. owns s msju!ty Of
the stock. atd cue OF tics, gentlemen. hjr,
Justus Schneider, will. uldcr he ntw arrange
me1t, be ut tho head Of slFairo. WEon this
change is to take plsc, Is oct a:aitG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

SUDDEN DEATn.-Mr. William r. Sim
mo1s, Holl-kOoEn cigarmsker of this city,
died suddenly at his home 90 Henry street,
Yesterday morning, from O clnges!iYe chill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

EXPLOSION --Ibcrc vas Slight explosion
at fortntrs Brew r. ills mlrning at about
il:5o oicck, caused by y bic, # iron gettiug
10 the malt box. The damage amounted to
ABOUT 800. Which ID covered by Insurance..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
ALW A VS. READY
Oysters Milk -CoDfec tionely.
HEH.sY 1sEsENGLs, 1a9 King street.

hhHisf HEsENGhs, l29 King street.
Hos orenod MS
u 2 Di Esq . YSTKR PARIORS
ior me season His Oyster rooms for gentlemen
1ie also open, ta!rona may rely upon picked
MILK and CRsAh, fresh an d pure from Tho
country, always for sale. Try it for your fsmilv
Brengle's leo Cream, Pies for dessert or lunch.
ana fure Csndies are spscialtos in which he has
never oeen excelled. Cakes of al kinds of tina
pest material cheaper than they can be msds -.
nor nome; ne caters of tie best for families nsI .
tleS, Dale, fairs and entertainments. '"'
:, Cfeam Pnfs. Tarts aud Pastry Of ell kinas j..
iT,i ~ suSsred and plain, Csromels, Nuts and
Coniectioneries Of eli kinds. ~ "'' Gnu
Gall. SEQ. tuy and DO satisfied. oe,2,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

MARRIAGE. Tho marriage of Mr.. }am:s
} ohpston Green. son ct Mrj3r JOHN ". Gtccn.
to Miss Ma y l. bJria Fails. one Of Alcxildtia' 5
fsjrest ycucg ladies, YES sCllm4lz=d in ST.
Paul's Church. at quarter uast five o'nlHyk this
evening. Rev. Gcolg, ii. Nar!or, u. d.,
Officiating. Alter tie cttm(n7. lie happy
couple received tho c0ugrs,uIsliars of thar
numerous friends. and then 'o2k ihu tfa;n for
an extended bridal tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

IHG STRIKING RoATMEN The s;ftko of
canal h0a!m II. tGr "a ocrcnsa Ct ;hn ircic,it
Taio9, III ,ntancd 10 yFs.rrGay'H G. zhtc, it. i;
thought. viii not ai.,Hui 10 nu,?. Undir tho
most favorable cIrcun ,talc $ Dut tu0 MORO tiiga
from Cumberland 10 this city CO.., he made tina
season. aud i. is not behaved thst tito na.tmcn
will little! ono OF these III na ave. b. i tooI.sa
srikc, which can OD'y, even it The o5mpauiaa
empty WI h their d5maodH. result in Io.s 10
Itom. L'tcc iatelsenco says that ruTber
ot blnm'n Wa0t to EaIk this morning ut tho
nId i!clkht fatr7. Ghic', are piaeiy cents TO
Gaorgeicwa ard ni1et! i've ccn:s 70 Ills city.
whin nihcra would otl1 c,fntucnea loedirg al
~ advance Of two md ten cents. There IL no !;
sufflclont water 10 tho caral to flnat h,nta Ival
cd to hir tu capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02
GROCERIES.

pRlME NEW YORK STATE CHEESE
l. received by 4. w. AVERY,
226 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

BBLS. OUCUMBER PICKLES very
- choice received by K. w. AVERY,
22S King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

( NAMED CORN and PEAS for ssle by
~ octll j. q. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

A L9NGEoATMAN ROEGED. -iiuDTy Harris.
c>lored, caDtan Ct l0t g5oat. vas robbed last
night, By Waller Clarke, also colorcd. of S677.
Harris had engaged Cslko to wo'k Oh hs hoa-
Both men HInt aboard lost ni&h!, hbC;i nine
O'Clock and retired When Harris Gwoko this
morning he found that tho man, Clarke. had
gone eft with bis p1cket book. having Iiek.d
his potkat some time during tho night. Hat
ria has offered reward Tor ihc capin:c Of tho
thief, who is q sm.ll man with mns,schu erd
short side uh'sEers aud o comrl kun r:fcm-
bior light taifeg. llo looks Iko Spanish
negro,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

POLICE NOTES Tho only chs,a h5tnr
Mayor kackham this m2Tnrs Ecro ,hasa Of
Oscar Bcalr ord HG0C:N fhCmnson, both 60
ored. arrested y3o;rr5fy Tor lighting il The
srcOts. Both mGu wcGo iaci - 80 tacE
Baaiu PAD lis fine Sni Was rctc2ard thCusp
SOP, 10 default oi IL? rsyin Il; 81 lis f:se. wa
locked up.
ThcIc TG5o six loJetrj Ia the Rtati6r house
last night. Tie aipfcaotinc Geld weather is
dt9log tho tramps from tho roads iot5 ihc
cities. AID the police authorizes oil ever the
coun r. have cammeuc3a mixing arrangements
for their reception and accommodation.