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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

In obedience to restraining order Issued py
the Hon. James Keith, Judge OF tie Circuit
Court Of the city Of Alexandris on the 18Th dsy
OF January, 1881. Ia tho above cause, am re-.
q1ised to modify tho above paymen Is in tho fol.
lowing particulars, until the further order of the
Court, viz:
10 the holders Of bond; AID COUPONS of the Sd
mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Conpsny dividend Of 70 per entam upon the
principal and interest thereon to January LIST,
1881, instead of dividend of sI.425 Der cenlum,
as heretofore ordered.
To the holders CT bonds I'D COUPONS of the
first mortgage Orange, Alex andris and Manas.
sas Railroad Company a dividend of GO per
csntun upon the principal and interest thereon
TO Jarusry lss, 1881, Instead of dividend Of
72.62 per centum as here ,tofore ordered.
JOHN s. BARBOUR,
Commissioner.
Alexandra, Va. fan. l9, 1881 janl9.eo2w
PRECEDING CAGES AND NESTS.-We
AS have Just re' ;eived LOT OF the above which
va offer g. low r.rlces.
MCLEAN s UHLBE,
jan27 7G King street.
Ev1i4FID G'&ABS for sale BY
~ jsn2! JIG. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

IT is IN accepted truth in this ago Of sce1ce
that by u:c oil STEAM ana IMPROVED MACuIN.
cry mgfo peti C: ana ubitor;o article is pro-
ducsd than vas formerly by hand Thus 1t Is
that .lEBurucyS Steam Roasted CoGees are so
popular and so much superior to coffee roasted
hy the nncrcn aad uncertain process of hand
n2uchinc. iroS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

Coon TRMrLARs.-At meeting OF Gala, .
Light Lodge OF Good TempIars. Of this ciy,
Monday night, the following officers were CT, G.
ID 10 s,rvo the ensuing quarter: VI. q. H..
Charles Smith; ". '. T., Mrs. Medley; T.
=, Herbert Ramoy; L. s.. Coz. Hawzhu,s
'r2asuIer, Mrs. Petit; Chaplain, Stephen
i'a;d; Marshal, Edward Sleynak:r; |. g..
Hiss Jelule Simpson; y. s, N. Greepaway.
The Lodge Is IL most furnishing conGilo0,
A. TIE last meeting six per3oos wsro INFLATED
ard fifteen applications for membership Tcrc
rsc:iyld,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

ORGANIZATION or 4 LAND LEAGUE.-A
msctiog Ct cilizers was held a. 81. Mary . Ha!I,
lest night for the 9urrtS, Of crga0izirg @
b'auoh LAID League in this city. The Lea
que" was organized By the adoption of set OF
~ lsws, and ths election of the following off,
cars: President. NJ. B. Harlow; Vice Pres!
dcot, Edward Quinn; Secretary. z. L. Gcrnau,
Treasurer. Edward Hughes; Sergeant at Arms,
lawrence Esyne. About twenty persons uuitcd
With the League, tho object of whlc5 is to raise
money 10 a:tis. the people OF l;esnd 10 lh.i7
wllt2r. a2siust oppressive land laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
Fathers.
.HEOsshers!! SsnfIsersii

Ara you disturbed ct night and broken of your
eEcrucistIg pain OK cutting teeth2 If 60 20 ut
ooco AID Sc: bcLGe Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOofhihG > EkUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer irmodia.c!y -dopond upon il;
! there Ia 70 mistake about il. There is not q
rnotlof Cn earth who Ass over used it who will
30. tell yui! ~ once that i. will regulate tho
ho"cls and Yi1a res! 10 tho mother, nud relief
and Eo%l:L 20 the ch!li, operating like magic.
1t Il perfectly SAFE TO use in all cssos. and pleas
CIT 10 TIC lasto and is the prescription of ono CT
tho oidest ard best female physicians snd nurses
il TO United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bu..lu. None genuine un-
legs Ito t&c-si;ni;e Of CURTIS & PERKINS
Is on toe outside wrapper. Sold by sIl Medicine
Dealers Twenty ave Coos bottle. Beware of
l:.ltatiUns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

lYeallcr PoJaJi1iics february ISL
For The niiddl. A.lsntio St,;es clear or psIty
cloudy weather, northerly winds, stationery o.
hi;hcr temperature ard barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
SR5UREM EETS.

IA RNORY HALL.
CRANE VOCAL And INSTRUMENTAL
CO2CB&T
AND
COME UtENETTA OH "GOX AND cox"
for tha b AT, iit Of
OLD y iNi!.lON MaEDERY, No. II,
knights TemDIa-
TIL hSD&Y EVENING, Feb. 10 1881.
TGo Concert comptses cur i:st !oos! talent
tog6sh?r with al Cctst!: # the II 4:cnic choir of
WashioetoE.
>, The Cperett. (ucder tho msosgement OF Mr..
Pugh) is delightful entertainment Of itself
aoounding IN beautiful music ard repleto with
merriment
1l,kets 80 csnts children 81 cent?.
NO reserved seata. eeb3-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
FISHERY FOR SALE.

Will be offered for sale a: the cast front of the
Market House, in Alaxaadris. on SATURDAY,
February l2.h, at II me-, the fishing shore st
CHAPMAN'S POINT. This shore, which /. "a
been fshed probably for 9 hundred and thirty
years, and is regarded as the beet on the river,
is about one mile in extent, being the entire Vs.
ter front of the farm of the late Pearson Chap
man, and runs back twenty five yards above
high wafer mark; it has access by. road to
the back country, and is provided with all tho
appliances of we'll appointed shore. The outfit,
consisting of soines, both herring and shsl,
bostP, scowf, SC. is worry complete and in good
order, and will be disposed of ct private sale.
Terms: One third cash and the remainder in
three equal annual instslnon.s, bearing interest,
j. G. CHAPMAN,
jarf2-eots Elk. OF j. 8. Chapman, decd.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made the 9Th day OF June, 1877, BY Ell
ward II. Willis snd wife to me in trust to secure
70 Stephen Bowling and David Bowling tho
from the date of said decd. evidenced By certsn
negotiable notes described therein, which deei
is of record in tho ofice of the Clerk of Primo
Wllllam county, detault in payment having oc.
CURED, in pursuance OF directions having peeu
given. by said Stephen Bowling and David
Bowling, as said deed Of trust proscrioes, will.
as trustee, on THURSDAY, the 18th day cf
February. 1884, at Il o'clock H., in front Of the
Market Building. on Royal s.coet, 10 The city of
Alexandra proceed to SELL at public auction, q
TRACT OF LAND, ia Prince William county,
Virginia. bordering il part upon the Nosbsco
Run and in part upon PoWelps Run. and naac
Freestone station. on tho Fredericksburg AMI
Potomac +. T.. i. being psrt OF the tract
known as H1LO, and the same land conveye
by 7. 3. Robertson, com missioner: TO said Z,
M. Willis. consisting Of ak hundred snd seven
ty-eight and ono half acres, moro or less, ami
more particularly described in said deed of trust,
Terms: $500 and sufficient TO E:y costs anil
expenses of sale cash the residue in three equil
instalments of one, two and three years. with in.
tercst upon the deferred payments from date {
sale. secured by negotiable notes Of tho puT.
ct trust upon the premises. Ccnveya. cling S;
cos. of purchaser. Tho terms as to tho deferred
payments subject to euch modification as MAJ
be desired By said Z. NJ Willis at III } sale.
PETER WISE, Trustee.
W. Willoughby, Atty. for s. q D. Bowling.
janlS-ects
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

toLo WEATHER -Da!iGg th1 OIL suep
tn'i: l. nathl~g muro cJIiOlta5lc thaI q good
.: H.C"c. Sous ct 81! kiods 10 suit oil | ur
caa:"ga add iii Irlcc' can b, found n! Stups
hny ; Couira S1cEc House. corner Kog cnd
N"sh;a.l0j S.rlc;s, (McBaru:y's Building. J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MAREET. February :, ISL
Tho make! conti:uas dull, TIE receipts being so
light Lhs. quotations arc only nomiga,. There
We're snail oSlos {! Ful'2 Wheat 10 day ST lie.
TIo ether transactions, waich wolo email, we1o
ri ycG.eida5's q lo.7t;a1s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

DEATH CT Miss TAYLoE.-J. T. B;ckhsm
esq, received q telegram this mcrnieg fem
his vile, nnrcu1c!us tho death OF Miss. Mio
"ia Tsyl,c, trou consumption. q. the rrsiacrc,
:! Ter mother 10 Annapolis, Md. TIE peas 81
The death OF Miss Tsyoc who had many freud
oad relatives 10 his city. will ba received with
much regret. TIE funeral OF the deceased will
take place tiCm her late home tc N GROW sso1c
I sl5cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

CONCERT AND OrERETTA. As ,.!I j.. "a
hy aGV. rtis2mcut u aaCIhur cl,am7, Ir,"d
C,cc,r; and On:r-l. wii! ho .iv>n IA !irai.r,
Hall, BY Ga Dj2i-ioo Ca:nalsolcry, NJ. II
X. T., CO tho evcnlag OF Ehu;si0y NIX. ~ b
instant. Oar bCs: kcmo taeC: viii take psi:,
and tic celebrated Masonic Choir Of WaSiiag
ton city, ualtr tho leadership PtOf. llcIa,p,
wi! b. represented by selected Oc:ct:c. M.
Jac. Push g;lI present tho pretty and ct the
same time extremely humorous oprrctts ii
BOX ans Cox," (Messrs. Daniel AID Sitbold
being !he rest OF the o.s.c.) The instrumental
norton of the entertainment will b, Ct I'll,
highest order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

InE New ENGINE HOUSE -Mess:s. T. Y.
i.';hie!l and j, W. Peske. Of tbs Committee Oh
Futile Properly Of th" Ci ~ CcuotiI, end Wm.
\. Snoot AID Geo. Ube1, cnup,i.tce CO the
part tf Tie Columbia s. 4. T. Conpary,
TIsl:ed Wsstiogton Mocday 10 examine the
eoSioo hcusis III tia; city silh view OF gcttiog
Ad's SIN Tor !ho lew hCEse TO DC erected 10 this
clg for The Gbove nam 4 cnrnsrp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

'sfH + i - cold q. tee Old stand, &c King II
4 l'r D cc!.ts per pound cannot be bGs. ID
this or any o.hcr city.
Z. ". AVERY, 212j King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

Az UMBRELLA N A BLAZE. -Mc. X. n.
DAVIS clIno TO ihi2 city wi;;: ycunI: !a,iy III
v"y last !s0sn Price Villa > for the rurpos
Of mak.ag stmo tu-eha,ss. 10 nI!i9tll i,,:c
While Tho aio' . otai as /. ~ hrj.h,. nal Il
t.urH an umbrella US n:casSarY. H. 1854
'ut0 = wii.;.Gry &:3:o On King s.rtc', acs,.n-
paa!td ~ 10 y;u?2 Icy. sai s:iiIas; !hc um
b;,!s & c3!CC7. lie u.COGsciou,lS l1,pled
The lighted scGsr lie YES smoking int0 il. Sop
'hc 2To.cc.CT i!5i2 Tic weather sgls in biz
c2usicg s1i2o C)nstITEa ION. he ia;a, boa
,.Gis aui other fancy az, :c.cs ii tiu lmac.iinc
:iclpity D! The blazing u:IC7 H.. VIZ - DAGGER.
Tho flames ;gc.c cX:IGgGsh>d b: I3;c NY o. h,
goods IN the s;l!o wee i:iirGG, blt ~, ipa
yer. uni! the umbIc!!.. .gas ;ot.! VI, cs,
taak:7g th2 puic',,6g 0! : Dt@ opc ttc Gr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

Inc entertainers: st Arnory Hall las! night
By an amsleur troupe from Wsshjnpton do.
teEVes no mention. = WAS the pCores. sfT.ir
mat has TAX, n Tlscs in this city for long time
snd the people acted wisely IT, remsinng at
home N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT AlCBURNEY's is tho
q. ~ Wa have ever used, and yet thov only
ch.!=c 30 CENTS Giloo for it. i,14
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

Mall Southward, connects st Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio 4. T., East ana West a.;
LyncGburg, connects With Atlantic, Miss, g
Ohio 4; T., through Southwest Virgins, TO
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, Litt!o Rock
ana 1I Ts1a s at DanVille with Richmond j.
DsnViile r. Is, 10 South End Southwest,
Express Southwark connects et Ch.-,o,,os
vile to all points on Chos. & Ohio Z. X snd
at Danvillo for all points South. Fact and South.
AlAED TRAINS for Main Limo losve Al.
e:andrls daily, except Sunday, SEQ 8. Il. and
II NC H., snd returning arrivo 81 Alexandria
FL MANAssAS LINE leave wsshiaeso,
I 10 o. III. md Alexandria 7 81 e. NJ, Gsily.
eIcep: Sunday, srrivo q. Stra3burga II Is D.m.'
connecting with the Valley Road Eaat and
w .i Lshvo Ssrcraburg 81 p. M, arriving e.
AlXkD TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSIOE leaves Alexandria daily, cxco2t Sum
Cay, 6. y g. r., arriving st Strasburg at & C5
7. m, md returning leaves Strssburg ct IL
p. m, arriving in Alexandria at 2 is =. m.
g.ation.
For Upperville, regular connection at Dels.
plane.
For WARRsNToN, leave Washington 81
10 3. "a daily.
An trains ms AXE good connections, 8. Wash.
ington. to and from North end West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Wsshinstcn nt
~ s., m. running through without change,
On Expross train, leaving Washin gton at Id 0ij
p. m, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chsir Car,
With eAtrn charge only $E.e9, through TO
Danville. "
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, ia, withcu. change on 10 CO
p. n. train.
Through ticso:s very low 70 tho South and
Southwest.
AERCEH sLAUuRTEt;. G. IA.
Alexandria, Va, Commissioners OGce
.,o, &o:h January, 1851.
re IHE PARTIES, pls,ntih an d dofeadsn
n IN the chancery cause of Graham vs. The
washington City, Virgini, Midland and Great
no"iherD Railroad Company, EGd to tho cred.
|! ilors OF said defendant corporation.
Isee notice, that shall, u. my cffiCo sforo-
eald. IN the city of Alexandria, on TUESDAY,
me Let day OF March, 1881, proceed to execute
| Inc requirements OF two DEGREES entered b7 tho
Circuit Court of Alexandria city, on the 3Oth
Oecemoer, 1850. and the 18th January, 1881, ia
the chancery suit Of Graham vs.. The Washipg.
Ton y. V. NJ. & &. 3. K. T. &C., pending IN
SAID court, at which time and place you are 70.
CURED to attend.
GlVen under my hand as Special Commission
| er IN Chsncery of tho Circuit Court of Alc1an.
dfla city, this, tho 18th January, 1881
jaI3)-c44 H. SHkpPERD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

OH EOZEN ASSORTED EHOpMS 70
-r4FF Co:yoi and for ea'e low
4. W. AVERY, l.G King STREET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.
~ FAX COUNTY,

~ FAX COUNTY.
Pursuant to a decree rendered at tho Novem"
Der term, 1850, Of tho Circai! Court of Fairfax
county in the suit of James Cristie Va. n. Pos
cock and Others the undersigned, com mission
ers of sale, on MONDAY, the Dist of February,
1881. (Court day. ut II O'clock M, will sell a.
public auction, before the Court House door 81
said county, certain TRACT OF LAND, ly-'
ug in said county. % the road loading froE:
L>3Winsville to Lspgley. adjoining the lands G :
SIN DOT, Peacock and others. known Gs tho DON
CRDOKER" FARM. This farm contains l}t
and Sll0) acres is in high etste of cultivation
snd improved By GOOD DWEhLlN4
HOUSE and substantial out buildings
Terms of Sale: Enough cash to pay the costs
Of suit and expenses of sslo and tho sum e
STA, with interest from the l2!h Of Angus
1874, and the remainder in three cquel annu:l
instslments, secured by tho purchasers bonds,
bearing interest from tho day of Gale, and titl1
20 be retained till tho last payment is ms3e.
CASSlUS CARTER, Ccmna'rs.
4. w. MOORE, Of Sslo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

W. ROAST OUR COFFEE BIZ the ls.e:t
" improved no! ar rooster in the store, and
guara:.cc Il !sity ard price To he rs good aud as
low rs n:,g On the ruarkc.
ictS < W. AVERY, n26 Ei7y s,rnct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

TKUSTEE'S SALE.-Sy virlr,> OF q decd of
Z trust executed By Z. Nj. Msnchoa. Hr TO tt 9
undersigned. trustee, dated March 4:h. 1885,,
and recorded in liber -, folio 284, the re-. /
of deeds Of Prince William county, Virginia.
will offer for ese, at public suction, before ihs
front door Of the Cous. House of the said county.
on MONDAY, March It'll. 1881, Chat bein..
Court day. 8 VALUABLETRACTOF LAM;
in said county. containing 100 ACRES moro
OF less, ED lying about miles from tho toEno,
Occoquau, adj dining thu lands of F:nch, Mad
do1, Kesd and others. Terms: Cash.
Jan7-wtd =. &. FORD, Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

sS10 INSURE EOUE LIFE UsgRgD G
= GlL; l. gives hct!ar light, lasts longer, and
oanntt BE- exploded. TO DO found Only 81 the
C5rn9r C kiHu End Alfred s.rcats.
x. W. AVERY, .2j King strou,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

Co.CMHA STEAM FIRE CoMpANY.--A largo
.ldl,rcrosigg mCcllag 0! the Colombia Steam
Ere Company, was held last sight VITA Pres
i!co, VI. Mclean. % tie CHAR, aGd Joho II.
Siridor, Secretary.
Two new m:mbcyi Wa Gee g. lld two sp'
yic.:ioas Tor cciv3 membership .tio r,c;ivat
and appropriately r:l,r.cd
Tho bal!d!uc Q: re ncw casiaa Lcus, was
di;ca:sad by Messts. KlzAc!n Gad NicL,sn,
sDd numb:r oil hg members Iin.c13, paiatcis.
and Others volunteered th;!c I.onr tree Oh tha
juIldoS.
Tho whole matter was !yi..rel to tho EEcca
ITO Comni.:ce Ct the ConnaUy. TO 40! 10 c)u
jliC.!on wi:h the Committee On Pale Prep
cry o! the CliY CJUaci.
ihC u.""'ios ;1;a ~ C;:,y".
The E?atk o. 10 u.E buci2& vii il" c,i.
iao2ca'! as s0on as TO 7czt! CT wi,i p:ia.ir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
.VsirfsI county. janl5-W4w
SALE OF FAIRFAX
LAND.

CJMMISSIONEgS' SALE OF FAIRFAX
~ LAND.
Pursuant 20 decree CT tho November term,
IS 80, ct tho FsirfsS Circuit Uou7t, pronounced
in the case CT Guurc! IS. Daily, the undersigr-
ed, Is commissioners Of sale will cell at public
sale t. tho bizhost bidder, on MONDAY, Eel
rusry Z |. 1881, at y no., in font Of the Court
House o. Fairfax Court House. ell thu! TRACT
OF Ian D belonging to 0Flaado Gunnoil. sit!-
lands of Oh aries EeiD .. 2. Gunne!l sad ot!.-
ers, containi. g 591 ACRES, bs the samo moro
or less: s.id I, act beng lot nrnbor two, in the
division of the SUGAR GRASS" FARM OF
the late George w. Gunncll. There is a small
DWELLING a OUSE and SONG good FhUiT
Terms: Ono thir, of the purchase money 10
cash on the dsy of =. Ne, and the rcsid1o in th'.
equal payment, 81 SIX tEeV so sId olshs1sa
bearing interest I'd ia lille 10 10 retained mt
til tho purchase m, ,rray - ell pal1.
pkAsi i; ' A. : y sf iFH. oonn're.
John W. Graham hucI,r jsnl0-wIz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

4 GOOD GREEN OR BLACK TEA FOE
= - cents e pouad
Il w. AVERY, 20 King s!rcel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

E>iSu-1tO lbs, Georges Bank Coda.h. 10
e Eoxas ooro.tss CJdfsh Yarmouth Bloate1s
.nu SGaied Eerrncs received this day Gires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

81 Tho 'cgniar monthly mea:iag of tho Re
i.tt Hoo: anA iIs!I !: e.. will be hold to.mo1-
row (FrtIny) night, ii 80 o'clock
|: JULIAN 4. MooRE Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

XIy GODS EN SARVHN PATEHT
" WHEELS. a stock to select from Of
factory res } A.. +. Cabin s. SONS,
;C5 s SO King IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

- LElGG BASKETS, Runners, Sleigh Bol!s.
~ Ancihcr supply received today by
-. F. CABIN s. SONS,
ito" 6} King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

SsTM. Il aNN'3 UELEBRATED CHOP.
w PiNG AXES. Ais, the we'll known
Light 81 rsa Harry 2 Ze3 For sae by
feb JAS r. CABIN - SONS.
G3 King ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

Z 20 EEG FAIL 10 ask for COFFEE roast j
y by thc .. L. Rooster. It retains its siren u
end flavor. ard do!.'t Scu forget it,
fnhii T. W AVERY o26 KING strao,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03
Y; !eatincs!
Y alentiGes
IT
E'RKN CHS
% s IS KING STREET

Oh SACKS KiO. LlQAUIHA, MARA.
~ CAiBr, PEABEHHI JAVA AND
ni.O GHVT. JAVA 10 store and for s.le cAoso
Il W. AVERY. 24G King street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-02
BOYS ST CnCGCu DOORS.
EpIroR STAR:

/ EDITOR STAR:
| cannot refrain from 4 full cn-
dorscmcnt d Of your little article
"BoyS ct the Church Doors )" and
should think the said boys and
young meu would be utterly with
cred under the scathing cpilhet--
"countrylicd." 1t has always
been so strange TO me thala young
gentleman should show so little the
influence Of home culture-thc
courteous chivalry, the fastidious
elegance of training that cities. OF
course, bestow upon their embryo
men. And it is really enough TO
make one skeptical to sec facts so
utterly at variance with those old,
time-honorcd precepls, such as,
"train up child" or "as the
twig is bent etc. We all know
the old proverbs. But they forget
the stern law of their fathers, the
mothers gentle admonilion sinks
not into their hearts, and they get
away from the home-roof, shaking
ell its sweet, holy Influences, its
wise restrictions, and are debased
by Otherwise WHOLLY unaccount-
able iniluences.) casual contact
with some country loon, into the
c0Hn'Yfcd staring Of women to
shame, at the doors OF public
places.
! have, in times past, held to
some very simple, now, Of course,
obsolete, views in regard TO the
advantages, physically and NOR
ally, of country training and dis
cipline, especially for boys. But
this is an age Of progress and de-
velopment, and when tines long
sweep shall place the ballot box
within woman's reach, my first
vote shall be for the abolishment.
entire and complete, Of country
homes, thereby removing all pos
sibility Of the pernicious influence
OF conafryfcd manners, and bring
ing the world in direct contact
with the classic and refining agen-
cy OF city culture and city man
aeys. Strike at the root, eradicate
that, or fear those boys and
young men will not "never do il
any more"
COUNTRY WoMAs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-02
A Remarkable Dog story.

A remarkable piece Of canine
instinct was witnessed recently on
Park avenue. a little child of Mr..
Drinkwatcr's, not two years old,
was out in the street, and a dog
belonging TO the child noticed a
horse, hitched to a carriage, COM
ing along at a rapid pace, and on
a line with his little friend. APP
parently thinking that the driver
would not turn out, the dog Jump
ed into the street and threw his
front legs around the child, and
endcavored to pull il to the side
walk. Finding that he was un-
able 70 accomplish this, he pushed
the child down and spread himself
over Il, with his fore legs outside,
in which position he remained un-
Oil the horse and carriage had
passed. Does Il not look as Il
the dog possessed reasoning pow.
ers, and that this dog had resolved
to sacrifice bis own life to save
that Of the childS
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-02
Prejudice kuis.

"Elevcn years our daughter suf-
fered on a bed Of misery under the
care Of several Of the best land
some ofthe worst physicians, who
gave her disease various names
but no relief, and now she is re-
stored to us in good health by as
simple a remedy as Hop Bitters,
that VIC had poohed at for two
years, before using it, We car.
ncstIy hope and pray that no ons
else will let their sick suffer as ws
did, on account Of prcjudic,
against SO good a medicine a
Hop Bitters. The Parents.-
Telegram
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-02

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