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THE NEED OF A PUBLIC HALL,

Some time ago the RECORD UNION called
the attention of the committee of business
men now considering the question of build
ing new theater, that such structure is
not so much needed here as public hall
of ample proportions. At the same time
we pointed out that architectural progress
has demonstrated that both the desired
buildings may be secured in one, and with
a surer reward to the investors than if they
risk their money in theater alone, which
must depend for its income upon rental for
theatrical purposes only. Some were dis
posed to doubt the feasibility of the plan
we outlined. 1t will be as well for the
committee to make exhaustive inquiry upon
the subject on the line indicated. 1t will
find that throughout the East, in
cities of about our population, public
structures of this class are now in almost
all cases adopted, instead of theaters.
Buildings which are at once complete
theaters, equal to all the demands of the
drama, and at the same time convert
ible in few moments into public
halls suitable for conventions, recep-
tions, concerts, balls, religious services,
large convocations, mass meetings, ban
quoting halls, etc., are to be found in
Meriden and New Britain Conn Paw.
tucket (R. L.; Milford, Waltham, Law
renee and Salem (Mass); Saco (Me.) ;
Manchester On. H. Minneapolis Mimi
Des Moines iowa, and many other places,
while in our State model, though small
building of this order, is found at San
Jose. There is a pressing need for build
ing of this kind in Sacramento. Its want
is daily felt and the lack of it is a serious
detriment to the city. 1t is fact that we
have no suitable hall for any very large
public gathering while the solitary theater
here is wholly inadequate, even for theatre
cal purposes. Its exits are standing
warning that in the great cycle of events
there must come time when terrible
disaster will make it living tomb. Re.
Gently, on the occasion of the commence
ment exercises of the High School being
held in that building, the thoughtful spec
tators sat in constant and nervous dread
of any alarm which might create panic
in that large audience of women and chill
dren, packed in to the very roof, and with
but two narrow and crooked stairways for
their exit and those landing directly into
the main exit from the lower part of the
house. Another season should not pass
until the building is supplanted in use by
better one, one adapted to more general
uses, one that shall not lock up an extra
ordinary amount of capital, and which will
insure by its very adaptability for many
purposes fair return for the investment.
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this truth. They should encourage such
open meetings, should frequently assemble
and exchange experiences, consider such
important questions as the diversity of
crops, the varieties and capabilities of the
soil. etc., and by this interchange of
thought and experience and the discussion
of the most advanced agricultural knowl-
edge, hasten the period our contemporary
so confidently predicts. 1t is certain that
the frequency of open agricultural meet
ings will be found more profitable than the
direction of all the energies of the agri-
cultural class toward the control of parties
or the regulation of commerce.
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SECOND EDITION.

second edition of the REooRD-UNIoS is issued
ach day at P. NJ, bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tina. hour By this arrangement the
RECORD Union will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition of the RECORD UNION
is carried by morning trains, and is ahead of all
competitors as far north Chico the California
Oregon Railroad; west to Benicia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer.
willie end all intermediate places.
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The Pores APPRECIATION OF A JOKE.
Popes as well as .Protestants are not inap-
preciative of milk joke When the pres
emit Pontiti was Cardinal, and Legate at
Brussels, the following incident occurred
lie was one day writing In his study, when
a house-painter, who was employed in
painting the exterior of the legation, slid
down rope and looked at his Eminence.
The Cardinal turned round, and the man
slipped down the rope quickly, muttering,
What an ugly mug for Cardinal -
His Eminence started from his chair and
went toward the door, determined to have
the rude fellow discharged but as he went
past mirror he looked at himself, and,
confessing that his "mug" was ugly,
smiled and resumed his seat, continuing to
write as if nothing had happened.
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Field daisies are the favorites for belt
bouquets.
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''THE BAY"
Items of Interest from San
Francisco.
ARRIVAL OF A RUSSIAN WAR SHIP
Kearney Still Having Hard Political
Row to Hoe.
Etc

Etc.....-..-.-.....--.E Etc .................E Etc,
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Our INSIGNIFICANT EARTH.-It is only
when Wa regard our globe as a member Of tie
planetary system, and that system 10 turo ss q
uoit among the systems. that Wa reslz, how
in6oitesimIl arc its onuo,rns sod bow relatively
Insignificant i! is. We m,y fcr prtolio, pur.
poses Ir' a. the orbit OF N pune as the c,cuu. .
feretca Ct cur planetary system. and a.s tie
diameter OF il therefore 80 aotut 5 ASS 700, 900
m!les. But if we uid suppose all this Va. t
plane converted into 4 solid disk, i;s ED #
b.iug, .s now. for the most part empty epcoe.
400 if to Il were then gisan, bs s,me meats or
other, slightly nlnoua suri.c, it would
| appear 10 40 observer upon tho vety nearest
fixed star no moro porteDtcu5 than new
shll|irg, alitterirg D he Sunshine ", u j appear
| 10 sn uoservsr at oisEsbca Of somew wnat cvsr
9 huudrtd ysrds. 10 other words i: would
want tsily god eyes to di c.rn IL ct al. We
may sat y auy then that the saBus ,termsl
loss Of nnt owu ht'le sphere ttcuah sufficient to
| melt TIT cubic mics Of TO-, wcud. even though
multiplied By centuries OF Centuries, 10 mere
eftc. The mDefsture Of space than TIE striking
Of a mach would avail 10 moderate The climate
| Of Siberia.
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FkNGE GssSp2.

q LOVES in Kid, Be:ir, Lise Th:ssd, SIX
~ sad Laca, showing all Inc newest shades
Tor tbs seaaur. nso g sstcrtment Of Lace
atts. P:ice 2jc 6Oc, IS. ard 5! Z5 per paiT.
CoTsets in 81 Inc ie.t:a@ styles, rs'f.cl il At
and finish. f'rces 50o to e 70 per ps!!.
urderw"er-S Spaca alt4al;on II called to ths
'srzs assorlm4n: for Ladcs Cents, mis:ea,
Boys and lHtants in G.uz Li,i5 ThresG, tios-
5sm-r snI Sam:net N-rino; a!so nre ext iti,iry
tcLocs assortment Of l. die.' UntergGr me',t Is
OF eV"ry description. Che:alses, Drawers, Night
gowns, Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk kerciiaf.-Suspen6ers
Eos!e!y. showing the II Gsi choice patsrrs as
we'll as tho largest assortment OF m.dium aud
hner quality. toAstBItly adding the ia.ett psf
'eros as sooa as they are otfaced for Es!s by the
al lut.Cturss
E,ck HuR nSs hutTs, Skirts. Veilings, But.
tons: Silks CottoE5. sc.
=. Eda!! ga il swiss, hambnrz, Nainsook. Cors-
line, Vcin'cslls, Vale ciennes. Languedoc,
ioichcn. Russi:n Venisu, Crochet, &c.
hlshnia Patant Bosom. kainforced snd
Scratch cn:r.s, in lzundri4i and uuiAndried
Collars and CuiT', *iz,s Il 10 10 ilchoa Prices
lie l5., Zoe s..u 25c
Gernamtywn, shetland ana Sc1on7 Wool.
Leuhyr Wolsssd i'll all Coior., SILKS Canvass, i c.
NecEWosr-at al times lhn collection will
surnss5 oil other sssortmuEts ouarad ia the city.
4 Inc display Of Cl,udens, tic best Scstf ever
msde for neEi Slso Gorcisn, Fiezor, l. Audace,
tropical Da Joinviile, Lace, zId Il compeie
lire OF f6Dcy Tics and Bows.
@. M. AID a M 8.
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}lkGlEiA: IN the ClerA'B cfIice O! The Ger.
potston Court Of the c!y VI ale1audns
on the 18Th Gay OF Jure 1881
Mary = Anderson, hy her next friend George
Er0oks, c2mplsi at sg:i2si Ioha d. Andcr.
son, defendant ln h.ncerJ.
dent. Tns object Of rhis er!t ia to obtsin
Gecree diVo'cihg n } comyleua from tha bonds
OF mstrlnonY wltn ths defendant
Ths defendant. Joun Il Anderson, not having
entered hla appearance and given security sccord.
ing to The act of Assembly and thr rules .! this
Court, and it appearing ~ affidavit ,ha,
ne is not resident OF this State, L is or
derod that the said defendant appear he-e
within one month after due publication OF this
ordcr, and do Whist is necessary TO protect hls
interest IN Ills sQti and that II copy of this or
tcr be- forthwith inserted in the Aleyandria Ca
zetio, newspaper published in the city of Alex
drla, once a week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF
this city. A copy, test
MOHION MaRYE Clark.
4. Aenper. pa. jel7-w4w
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Or. \. Q. WEsT's NERVE AMI iRAIH TREAT
MEST; d .pocial Tor hyst.ris. Dizz nsss. Coz.
son. Loss Of Memory SpermatorrEos,, Impc.
.aucT, Involuntary Emis,ions, Premature Old
Age csussd By over. .xertion, ssH abuse, or over
indulgence, which leads to misery, dscsy and
death. One box will cure recent cases. E.ch
box contains cne m oIth's treatment Ono dollar
boz. or six oosts for i've dollars; sent by mail
orepsd on receip! of prics We guarantees Elk
boxes 10 cure sny casa. With each order re-.
c"lVed by ns for six boxes, .ccomp panied with
i've dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ.
ten gu Taat.e 70 return the moasy if the treat
oy JaNAEY s. CO.. Druyg;sts, Aie1sndria,
Va, wholesale ind retail agents. Orders BY
msii will receive promps sttantion mari
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OFFICIAL NDTsCEs.
yOTICE To CITY TAX PAYERS.
Collectors { ian,

Collectors Cf1ian,
Room {, Msrkct Hui ding, :
Alexandria, Va Jute 1881.
Fotic5 is hereby Qvsn thst lhB tax uills due
for 1881 sre now IN OF. ,hds to- co:ec.i %, and
he aI.e,.oa of sli parties iutere,led i. - o.
fully called to tina lollowing ex.r.c. from lhs
Revenue Bill cf Ii st year:
uron all bills paid in full by !5e ls. dsv oi
Ju'y 1881 thu Collectors OF Ts,es 81 al slow d
iis2cuot Of 10 per cert, and On h! bills paid BY
tae lst d.y Of August, 1881, they sns!i allow n
dtSct unt OF per csnt ano .lI Dill, not yE:d OF
che "a Gay Of Decsu Der. 1881. th here I'll be a..
sessed and COLLECTED pena ty CT hse per c-mi
upan tho nuouLt Of rsid bills and on I'll II /.
rrmslning unp.d on tho Is. day Of ,Juns 1852
damages at the rste OF Il per ccntun pr rnuum
saeli he ,s,C.n
@s- Cfics hours during tbs Giscyu seri0d
tom III t. m.
JOHN Z HULL Coiecto? " Dis
s. Z. FIELD. ,ollcc:cr j Dis
je25-tAl
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EOUAs. era ACIvNERY, rtc.
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 &9 KINGST.
~ EW B0JKS

The COMP fakaTlVk EDITIJN OF TBH
new TESEAMENT; both vsrsiona in on
book, arranged in rsrallel columns; q ve,y
handsome edition; FL co. '.-'
NAHKErlNG GUIDE. by Maria Parola;
81 60: new lot rscti 7cd to-day. All the Sstld.
ard Cook BOOKS on hand. to wit: BreSkfs.t
lnc icon and Te, Common Sense in the House
pold, BY Marion Hsriand. Mrs. LEXIS Cookery,
Mrs- Randolpb's Fifty Years in . Maryland
Kitchen, Widdidslis, Lessie's. Godey's Ne.
lonsl and others.
FARM FESTIVALS, BY Will Carleton,
suthor of Farm B,ltadt," Farm Legends"
ETC.; 81; beautifully illustrated.
A .USrLI HERITAGE; franklin Square;
20 can!a
PUCHON WHEELS is very rich; 26c,
NEW SUMMRk NOVELs-Lsd Astrsy,
Is; An Artfui Widow. 75c; Heart aud Hand,
75'; Friend aid Lover 75c.
New publications daily.
JED GEO. E. FRRNOH.
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VlRG1HIA: In the Clerk oflce Of the
Circuit Court Of ina city Of Alexnnd.is, on
the 2i:h day Of June, 1851.
Charles 5. Taylor. En-, comelsiuaut, agsinst
John It. C.sir Drookes, admin:tsutor CT " M
+. l'enbs. deceased, and others, Gefe. .dznts.
In en- auccry
Memo. The object OF this suit is 10 procure Is
decree for the ssle Of the ra,l esiats of WHICH
William x. Dennis died seiZ AID poaat6sed, 10
pay allowed debts agsintt said deceGeLt
Ire defendants. j. Harris Forces and Fannie
y 20! ons, bis wits. Charles Ladd and Susan l.,
nadd, hIs wife, frsnE X. Presstusn EiIz aoota
U. Cottuau VIM. j. Bowen aud Lucy j. Bow
en, his %Ifs, Lewis Graunan aud Mary w. Grnr.
nao. his wife, George L Donui,. J.mps Pitts,
Barion Pitts. John U. D;nnis. James U. Den
mir, francis e. Dnnris. Samuel K. renn;g,
Heniy Page and Virginia u. Psge, his wife
rot having entered their appgersnce ana
1t appearing by an affidavit. that they are not
residents Of this State il s ordered Ihst Tho sala
defendants hppear here within one mouth after
due publication OF This order, ard do what is
NECESSARY to protect their interest in .hia suit
snu tha. copy Of thia order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexandria Gasatte, a newspaper
ru5shed in tho city Of AleZandris. once week
for four successive weeks, AID posted g! tee
tion. door ofth Court House Of this city,
Z c3py, test:
MORTON MABYE Clerk.
Joh0 nj JOHNSON. L je23-u4g
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ssuhcEri'0 PGUEar / FDUN fUiNTED
kS BsHR SrEEL Hla& E&tjUlGG AND
FkHCiNG aTAp aEH.-Ihs 6srts sIe fa,ts;-
Cd to the wire (S, Intervals ct in il u manpar
ertireiy dG-rsht tr.''n suy o:h-r p4tsot SO ss to
preseIt iha untT;R.ing OF thec,bg, should eitaer
wire g's GrUGen hs ksrus ara !Uur pointed
ana a!wa7s lr22pIg Barb nt r.2h. sngle,
wtl2h Is II great savaL take over the 2 Barb W ire
sLd prevents Cattle finn gcttiuS sg,inst The
fence 10 bre,F, or lush /. dOwa send for O cir.
culsr IT, S5 Kiae Career Of Royal Street. q cup
ply kept VI b ard
ir9 T. = CREIGHTON &SON
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HCSTE1TER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
81 7 I I. : ERS
Feeble and Bickly Persons

Racovar their vitality by pursuing course of
doetst!et's SLcmsch Hittais. the most popular
lhvigorsnt and Alternative med!cine in use. Gem
era debility, f"ver and sgus. dyspepsia. cons,i-
patton. rherm ,tisu, and other maladies are
completely r"moved by it. Ask tn 1se who have
used it what it hss done for theu.
For aAla BIZ all nrnDU,st and Ii.alefe rnnnrallv
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N}lSGlElA, set Ia The Ciers'a Cfi 20 of ,h 0
Circuit Cour! Ci Fairfax couaty, June 2S ;,
1881
e. Ft''D'D. :. con'lsiOsat' Case and ..tsoA.
=. Z. Herring. cefandspt. nent
hs object Of this suit d Lu lttsch cortain lot
Of isnd, IN the village cf Yienns, conveyed to
The defendant by IS. Van SIyck aid wifu hy
deed dated 5.h April. 1879. and to subject the
same 10 The payment OF p oebt due the corr plsia-
snt by the defendant !or $50 IS. with iuter.s.
thereon from the 9th March, 1850, gnd the costs
Of this tut.
It snparripg by sfi invit filed that the above
named defen hnt, Z. Il. Herring, il non resi-.
don't # the Sac CT VTg,Li.. IL ia urdurst lhnt
no sptesr -ro within one month eler due pub
tect his interest in This suit Teste:
iz2i-w4H i. w. ;NsON. Clark.
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~ Ask ynur druggist tor cory Of "Y ou1s
Mems Frtni'-and read ttl
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LEG s6E. faspHgStLI

e pAINlSTR aIOHS NOTICE The sub.
"a scrioer having qualified ns administrator
upon the est.te of WM II TAOkNTON, de-
s'et, hereby notifes sll porsots having CLAIM 9
ngsnst the estate OF s.id VIM. h. Thornton u
present ihem to him duly Euthenticsted aud ali
persons indebted TO ssid estate a'o hereby noti
fsd to make payment 20 the tuo.cribar Il. once
Jcl3-2sW4H +. A. hRHY, Admir-
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M AJOLiOa aEn- no hasc Just opened
AVE good assortmons OF the tb,vs named
goods. III Pitchers, S.lsd Bowls, ind Buffers,
bratd snd Mush Ssts. GhocoIsls Pitchers,
Pouch BASKETS, Mugs. &c. Call aud examine
them 1t
mhi 2 J. MILLER Z CO.'S
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pO1LDEBS' Hhn1H AkE ai 50 King,
~ Corner If Roy OF .ifees; Alexandria, Va.
We have OF hand Iarss and we'll assorted
stock OF Builder, Hardware, Of all grsdes, TO
which ve invite the attention Of pu.cha.e ere. The
goods " re bought at lowest c,ah prices ard
will be sold at q I'm iii advance. Please call and
eIamise. "a peuny saved is panny m.de.n
jyo j. 4. CBRlGHTON SON,
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ESGR SALE OR H&NT--T no EnIUK
4 HOUaf:, un It A-spa street, Nos s. and
- b=tHeen Princess srd rrcnoco sts., in good
repair. Posstssirn given immY iia:siy. Iaoulrs
Et LEWIS SThIN',. !Insai Ut my5-f
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f,HoE LEN L.
Tic calnicrt25i2
! Il 4 - = - 81, Z A. 4

-
FRan z u = Ei.i.ING,
on TIC chst sife ui St As.pb street. between
Cameron and Queen, containing water, gss,
hoptor, sid Gil Aodern conTenlsucas. Posses
6loa given d! once. isur ts:.n,e, &c, rpptg &.
this Office Get
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fftH REE.CE an DLAW WN CaAlEl-Jugt
a tho thLE for the B .arp, Lava, Prculcs
bost Races, Base Ball M.t.aes ETC. Weighs
only lbs Cau be- packed in any trunk And
Carried as easily az au un orala Call and e1-
anime st MCLEAN q UHLSnS.
mqE7 &c King street
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T2}& Aa5.s; <ass sss.A's.
EsE5lKAbLE DWgLhlNG NUK N&NT.

ETOR REEr-Tho LIVEHT STABLE on
A the eas. vide Of Washington eli ses be. .en
Riog md Cameron, formerly ecu pied by VIM.
lIegs sDd more recently By ". i. Thulnton
Possession given OF ths /: of July. Apply 10
iel5-lm JNHs, i:NN,iN
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W K GALL The s,tenlion of the ladies' 10 On
W attractive lie Of LADIES WHITE
SKIRTS just recs;Vtd. Guenng today great
Bargains in wide uamourlh edges
New Paraso!s and Sun Umbrellas.
id ! r. TACK ETT
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TAY A. JOHNSON q co.,
WHOLESALE GROORRs,
GENERAL COMNlSSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON 8 Xxx, XXX, xxx
.ud PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
WHISKIES, to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from tho country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Royal sts.,
Alaxsndria, Va. oct 10
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ESEOT POWDER-Bed Bug Poisons of
Il various kinds and the best known ar,ics for
tie prevention OF moths are sold By
nyl4 X 8. LShDBEATER g. BRO
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W. CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
W gentlemen TO cur IN onarch" Shirt. This
shirt Is msdo specially for u', and is Ruarsn-
teed perfect IS 10 Il! and wor orkmsnthip.
)2i j. z TADkGTT
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EOWLER FLY FANS. with Lamberth I'm.
4 provsments, also Fly Treps, at very low
pricee, at 50 hiug, corEer Of RoS al street. Call
AID sea [lAltl IL. CXEIHHrON & SON
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NkW STYLES SILK MITTS BLAUK
~ and COL',R5 Brilliant Lise Gloves,
black and white Dotted Null lies. En-.
broidered Null Ties, &C, &c just received.
jyl j. X TAUkErT
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| UST received to-day fresh lot Of SUM NIT
y BEDFORD and DiEP kOIk MINkkkL
| WATRkS. For sale on draughs or bv tbs gal
| Ion st TnylS1 LUNTS
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~ Lass BALLS! GLASS BaLLs tor tap
~ ,hootiug by the hundred or barrel, in store
and for sale at loves. market rates By
JAS, 4. CARLlN j. SONS,
lsl4 63 King street
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E.S LRADBEATER 8 BIO.

DOGERTS KTABLR Cough
IL SYKUP.-A certain cure for Whoopiny
cough. Coughs slihnG finn Colds, Group.
Aslnms. Sore Thro,,, Pheu ronis, Horaeness
and all other Brorchicsl Afecllols For sae 5y
t6 W&RFtHLb d hall
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WHAL2 OIL SOAP for destroying insects
w on plants or Trees in packages with direc.
tious; also Paris Green aud L lnoou Purple, for
potsto Bugs For sale by
j.l6 E. $. LR4DBRATxR sBRN.
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TOFFEeS AND TEAS-l2 hsf CHESTS Gun.
~ powder, Uolon2 and Jaran Tesa 10 sack S
Rio, Lseu.yrs and JAVA Coffee. and e00 pouEds
Arouckles celebrated Roasted Coffee.
ap7 HARMON Il SMITH
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IT OOL'S FKsNOA COLOGNE, the popu-
AA lar perfume o.the day. S.uple slze cts.
Trial sizs 10 cts; Medium siz, Is c,s; Large
siz. 90 cts. For iale by
mhl7 WARFIELD & HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-11

CCYTHES AMI CRADLES, Cradle Fingora,
~ Rifles. &C., for ssle cheap AIS King street,
corner OF Royal
jels +. T. CEEIGaTON SSON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
The Big Four,

The enterprise of N. E. Craddock is pro
verbal in Dallas. Starting in the liquor
business in this ty y few years ago, by close
attention, honesty of purpose, fair dealing
aud the buying and selling of only the very
best and purest CLASS OF goods, no ha built up
an immense business. With two frst-clsss
saloons in the city, one in Corsicana, and
one in Denton, the "big four" is capturing
oil the trade. Just 60 to Craddock's saloon,
corner of Main and Austin Streets and visit
the store room, and you will be astonshed At
the quantity of goods there to be found
Great rows of whisky barrels full of the pure
old Moasrch, with bungs open, and mellow.
ing with age, imported wines, aes, fancy
liquors, mineral waters and cigars withou,
end. Buying in large quantities for cash, he
is always enabled to gel the very finest quail
tiles OF goods for less money than the small
buyers have to give for inferior qualities
You find the same liquors in all his saloons
and attentive, courteous attendants to cater
to you desires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10

This is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
u Co., of Galveston. Their job printing es-
tablishment and bindery is complete in every
particular, with all the late Improvements
and styes In type and other material, and the
lithographing branch is par excellence. 1t
cannot be surpassed even in the metropol.
tan cities of the east. With skilled work.
men and all the facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution of work in their line of
the mos! superior Quality, and at prices as
cheap as anywhere in the Union, they are
prepared to fill ell ord ,rs from a carte de
vsite to mammoth poster, and to ltbo-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud to a
landscape view of Texas. So, pstronize
them and keep your money in Texas.