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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

The IRON WoRKs.-Tho experiment o.
maklog iron by tho rGw pItc ,as was clntirucd
at the cstab i5hmon; of tho Potomac Mani &C.
turing Company, 10 this oy, TO doy. With very
satisfactory, results Yesterday 1000 pounds
Of iron was turned out. complete. 10 tw.ny
one minutts. Already a bumbcr OF skilled mo-
chanlc5 arc engaged at tho works. principal
among Them bcirg Capt. VIM. ii. Brooks, Of
Pennsylvania. superintendent; j. Il. Roberts.
OF Washington. head blacksmith, tnl at pres
ent hamnermar; p. Coxeu. of Washington,
heasermap; j. Reed and Charles Howard, Of!
this city, carrnnters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04
hEcSSsS S!uDSi,ury AZ FRO

h"t":n ih'nka - mo lu1iiG for their ii5ersl
patronage IN mo past. ara earnestly request that
All porsULs desiring 10 have Stuyu Furpsce or
flro' Else iostcr work dunp, will lthva III cir
orders with thom 4. Crc,. So ~ L. avoid tho rush
OF the fall lSSdc.
ihn ''Spl"ndIl" Fra Place Furnace for hest.
lnE one or NOR" rooms, " tho hest in tho world
',cId for cfcu,ar. For s>!G only by ;-lensbrIyy
Il Era. cor. Elrc and Washington sirrsis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

SUIT huAlNST TIE INLAND AND sEAE0ARn
CoASIlNG CO.-Atviue w. J1Goaiodo yostei.
day entered SUIT. 10 Washington, ssaiGst the
ioland and SeabOard CGa.ting Company, clam-
lng 81 900 DAMAGES. The declaration s,is
forth that On he - Il Of August Iast h. lur
chased ticket OF thH company 90 Norfolk md
roturn tor g and to- k passegn on the steam n
Indy If the Like. Tie was carried 20 Norfolk
and on rornruing, wh, q tho steamer reached
Fortress Monroe The ntxt day hc attempted 20
land. but Was arrested hy tho tftiocrs of the
boat and detained uo'ii he p4id tn adlliional
iilty cents. which he did, TO secure lis release.
This action took plsc, in tho prcscLca al u
number OF tho cjmplsinant's friends. sad he
was mi urcd and on ragged in hi4 feelings Gnd
damaged 10 tho extent OF the amount claimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

CHANGE OF OFFICES IN TIE Custom
HOUSE BulLDING.-J udga Gray, tho CoIItc-
tor Of the Port. has secured en- order from the
Department in Washington granIit@ him tho
use. IN addition 10 tho two rooms no now has. oi
tho largo room now occupied hy Capt. l.. Beat.
tie. 10 tho Custom House building, IA al inttr
nal revenue office. In consCquotc, of this
change Capt. Bcattic will remove to The room
now occupied by Deputy Clerk of the i. s.
Courts John s. Fowler, aud Mr.. Fowler will
remove to tho grand jury room 10 tho thi;d
story OF tho building. 1t is understood TINT
the extra room will be fitted up in fms ,tpo lor
tho special benefit Of the Collector
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

ALEXANDRIA, 5 SUCCESS IN BREWING. AS 90
evidence OF the prosperity of ono Of Alexandria,
institutions it is but necessary to state thst the
shipping clerks ard hands at Robert Portner' 3
Brewery were few days ago brought 10 q
StaudStlll because there could 20. bo f0und ou
the premises barrel 10 which to ship the beer,
although at that timo there we're pressing
orders for several c,r loads. To temporarily
relieve this demand it was found necessary to
order several hundred barrels from Nav
York. Such is the growing popularity of Mr.
FORMERS beer that he finds his present facili =
Ties inadequate to GlI his orders. This how.
ever, he proposes to speedily ohvlato by TO-.
oreaspg bis facilities for pr0duc ion. The
greatest difficulty fOund 10 tho way st present
Is supply OF water To overcome this obsta
Gle he has already sunk four largo pipes. g, a.
{, form what might batcrmed Al artesian w2l
10 tbs Is to be attached large steam pump,
which, it is thought. will supply sufficient water
TO enable him TO llortaso the capacity OF his
brewery to any desired amount. Mr.. porner
Ii at present in Europe and doubtless Hiil be
grahh,d to iearo ot the Hnccsss!uI manner ia
Wtlca his busin5s9 is c0niuc ed hy bis enter
prlslog sgont, MIR. Charles StrarSmaa. The
quail'y of the beer manufactured ct this ts'ah-
lIshment is said TO be excellent. which is fully
acknowledged by the growing demand A lew
years ago plumbers would have laughed at the
idea OF such az cntcrriso hoi0g made ill;ca:s
tul 10 Alexandria With level head some
capital aud plenty Ct go'a.hoad a,i7cnoss there
would be opportunities here fer m0Io equally
suooes5Iu enterprises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

ADMITTED TO TIE BAR.--Mr. James Il.
Clemeats, who, OF the last commencement Ct tho
University q Georgetown, received the degree
OF BaIchelor Of Laws. snd subsequently ap-
peared before Judges ,jam:s Keith and Daniel
n. Gnmssey. Ct tho Circuit Courts, and, giving
satisfactory evidence CT his knowledge of tho
ia" and proficiency therein, was granted The
required Iioots as attorney a. lsW in this STATE,
was, yesterday uorcirg by order of his honor.
Judge James Ssnester, admitted TO practices 10
the courts of Alexandria county. NJ. Clements
Is talented gentleman. aud will no doub..
prove SUCCESS 10 the learned protessi,n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

or lusfdSy, October 4th, ELMER H.. infant
son If Vim. /; and n. " Lea.herlsnd, spcd 2
months and 10 dsya. 5sss'- Funeral from the
residence oi ils Gfsnh parents Mr., David Will
Ilsm3. Nc. Il north Patrick street, to morrow
evening n. 4 O'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

IN TROUBLE AGAlN.-llu,h Strider WAS
arrested ms morning, chs,god With lr;aking
,nto tho house Of his brother in.lsw, VIM
DAVIS, Yesterday cscriag. ard r,b5iue il Of g
Guantity ct cohlj2. two clocks, and a numbor
OF o.hGr articles. Tho accused had q hearing
bot"r" tho h~for, ord was sent on to the grand
Jury OF the Cooperation Court. Which neels to-
morrow. his ls .hc third time Stridcr has
hHtn 10 tTo1hIo within tho pest few months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tie Weather Probabilities, Oct. 4. 1884,
aor Tho Middle Atlantic States fair Wasther,
westerly winds, ttstio 1ary or lower barometer
and temperature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

FATALLY lNJORED.-As stated 10 ,3;sps ca
to the Gazette yesterday, young man bsnsG
Willie Madder, WAS killed st O:anse Court
House BY the csr5 The young ms1 VA. siGng
on top OF freight car, which WSs assiass ths
rules OF the Company. aud while nc cars o! the
train was belrS switched 10 q SIDE trsck, It
tempted to amp from our csr % another. Chen
he fell tbroughto the track balo77, CT! wA.lul
over. tic was horribly msDGlsd, dying ID. q, at
agony shortly sf:cr The accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

CANAL STATISTICS During SenicTuber 273
canal boats, carrying 81 .iOl tons OF coal, clear
ca ircul Cumberland. THIS was a decrease Of
over ST 600 tons as compared With ihoptevicus
month she rJqouua for September WEN over
SlJ OCO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

CIRCUS MANS HORRIBLE DEATH Ga Sua-
dday morDlDg Iss' the bJdy Of e can WIS found
hostIng 10 tho Rap2shannock river, rear Rau-
pahannock Statio1. 10 head yaa .diy
crushed, one ear WIS cntir0y cat cti, the neck
Was broken and The b1dy mangitd. Ia the
pockets OF tho clo,iiog Of tho dead rsn were
iouCd book con;,ioin2 card CD which wss
TItteo, Louis H. Conrad No. 10 CIcrnmont
street. Bilimorc," I,urpostd to he :bc nsma
sud-resiicrc; ct the deceased, L. coas and o
number OF Suudsy school tickets. a C r1ncr'p
I1ry viewed tho uOdg and rendered vertiot
that the decccsed cam, to hi4 asa.h ty being
knocked.rom the top ot q CIR. upCn which he
Was rldog, ~ coming il c,n'ac. Yl:h al G9pr-
heed bridge, lis wss mcmbcr q C3up'4 Cir
cu7 CoLpany. The rfm.lns we're inter
RID near the railroad track :cs rrday.-
la the ynsr lSh! !heic vas g stationary ciic11
10 this city which performed ia an snphiihr4
aLre M the lot nO~ occupied ~ &sr,p,a Ill.,
on MIG street. Among tho peii6,u.ar; wtg
Appeared there at various tim2a iscia !Ec e ~
rad brothers, clowns aud ac!cbu,a, eui ,isutt.
less tho unfortunate MAD wls enc o. .i3
brother9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04
&c EEsEejSEAF.,


CoieIJ hs3 only como into public notice with
IN Ire Last few years rs 8 ncrvino. but tcientifc
e1per!n ants end experience hsya proved be.
You'd doubt that il controls Nervous Irritation
snd Periodic Ncrvcus and Sick Headaches to u
marked degree.
But a Combination Of Tho RXTEAOT OF
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE, which hiss
been bu. recently introduced TO the profession
and tho public by my2eif hiss produced such
mSVeltu; Ieiults II curing nervousness and
headaches. and especially EervoUs and sick
headaches, neurslgis, Indigestion snd sleeplcss-
ness, that 1t has excited public attention and
newspaper comments, and, therefore. ! give IT, n
following Information TO the pubic TO svcd
answering hundreds Of letters of inquiry about
them
My Celery snd ChaEomi!e Pills for the euro
OF headaches and nervousness, arc prepared I'M
der my supervision, and are intended expressly
To curo hesdsches, neuralgia. Indigestion, sleep
essness and nervtuyness, ard will cure any CAS- O
where 10 organic dBosso OF tho brain or gpinsl
cord exists. Hundreds Of CEscs Of many yesrs
slandlng have boon cured. No matter how
chrome or obstinate ino case may bO, p permn-
non!lcuro is morally certain. This statement is
made alter years Of experience in lhor use in tho
general practice Of medicine,
These pill Ia are also vslUa ola Tor school child
ron VINO sutlor from nervous headaches. csustd
by RI ovcrw0rked hrain in thar studies, and f r
all classes tt hard bcain.Wurkers, whose over
taxed nervous contres mood repair and ISOLATION.
Nervous tremor, weak moss and paralysis arc BE-
ing daily cured by thtso lils. They correct
costvonofs. but arc not rurgstiVo.
Directions on each boz. rtice 80 CENTS. or six
boxes Tor 81 81, postage free. to any address. No
ordor filled unless nee onpsnied by the money.
For sale by all Wholesale and r6tail druggsts
Depot. No. ltG North Eulsw st., baltimore, NJ,
JANNEY & co, Druggists, Wholasa!e
Agents Tor Alexandria, Va. sep23-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

DAISY DEANE Daisy Dospo, tho "ehild
actress of th> Lhantrsu troupe though bu! five
years old. IS Al experienced litSle traveller and
uaCoInmoniy pracoCous in brightness and intel
i2ence. tho was recently connected with ono
o! bH!y's New York companies, and, on route to
san francisco, i! YVES determined that as
nor services would no: be needed beyond Oma.
ha, she should be sen. back to her Iaother from
That polnt Accordingly she was furnished with
SuiiiIier! money for her travelling expenses and
entrusted TO the care OF the conductor of the
tram. The train h sd not boan long on its way
oa.ora Dslsy espying e gentleman whom she
supposed to 30 the conductor. pro 3oundcd Ger.
Tain questions TO him. Upon discovering, how
"VG!, ina! ha Was n Newspaper correspondent,
she iiitlnctivoy shranll from him. and refused
10 AK with him any more during the Journey
o"lsy g father. the late Ec bor:S Dosno of Nor
10 K. Va, WAS color sGrGosnt in compar K of
1870 i'moH; l-ih Virginia regiment, and was Q
m&n Of approved C0Ersgr. at Champion Can.
nd 40 and Cant ". W. Tayleu7a, of the
'H;n" Ic&!m3ht acid /! bay in orc of TIE psssos
OF ina South hGuu.nI2 Is company of Tho Penns
huGhtMl riiI :men. Li!tlo Da!sys rsrfc1nanca
81 Wits n A.rs. Ch,n;r4u's New East Lyrno
Is performance OF notable excellence. She il
paid o week, which is regularly RENTED to
nor inoSaoT. vino now reeidei in Kew York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

THE CoONEY WILL CAsE.-Attcr ,ho Ga
z2ette Went TO press yesterday ovo oG2. the iurS
10 The case CT Morrow aasinst Cj0n'y iavo!v
i3g The validity OF tho vii! 2f sho lao jain
CooueS, on tai,l for Two ds2s, il tia Circuit
Court for the CT y, Judge James Keith prcs:d
io.g after hearing tho arguments OF ccuase ca
both sides, rendered verde. sustaining thc
wiz CT the said Jahu Coonty. dcc3ssed. The
oouFt then acj1urucd ill the 22i CT Nav,nb r,
"' ""'o'! HE" 9 .pacia! ts,I:, ~,lt ~ b.!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

MRS. CHANFRAU.--Nlrs. Hspristts Chsc.
frau. supported by T.. w. T.yleure's company,
maze her first appearance in Alexandra las!
hlgnt, ana achieved q. once a very thorough
success by her brilliant personslion of Lady L.
ABEL IN the New E:sL Lynne. The tilo;t WAS
ono OF consU inmate artistic excellence, abound
ing IN strokes OF intense passion and touches of
exquisite dolicacy. In fact this delicate observ-
aLce OF The modesty of nature and tho SIN Die
c!oquence OF trnth is the pervsfing quality Of
Mrs. Cnaniraus beautiful impersona!ion. I. is
impossible not 10 note her studious avoidance Of
anything bordering upon dramatic extrsva-
Gance even when By 30 doing she might win
molodramstic effect and EFFORT considerable
thoughtless applause. At several points Of tho
performance Mira. Chlnfraus dramatic iaini.
TONS directed by this evident culture and by
her woman y feeling reached the highest TIL
streaming eyes OF her auditors won tho richest
applause. Her gradual and admirable develop.
ment OF the Jealousy which absol bs her being in
her interview with Carlyle in the "a act, her
sctlng IN the famous remorse scene Of act Sd and
nor dealh scene with the child in act 4th arc
notable instances of this passionate power and
arisEc Hi b. She was followed throughout! the
performance by the unreselved admrs. on Of
me AUDIENCE and applause at every point Of it.
me supporting company is one Of moro thsn
usual ability. They labored somewhat under
tho disadvantage OF being now for the frat tne
orc Il th: together in performance, yet their eff
ior's eVinced no lack Of ether ability. or di:ci
plihe Neither space nor TINA will permit us
10 PARTICIPANTS. but in q general WAY i: is but
i.nt prase to say that MeFsr5. O. Il. Bsrr, s. N.
Ve7nty. Louis AtEinR Frank Moulton +.
wells and IL. Bs,foo! commanded much critical
applause. Among the ladies Miss Regina Dace,
hiisd Victasis Cameron end Miss krnestno
Floyd were especially worthy of the interest
ihoy o2clted both by their excellent acting and
admirable dressing. Little Daisy Dean, as the
child. was admirable Tonight tho fam Gus
Comedian Frsnk s. Chanfrsu. supported by the
same cornlsny will presen! his celebrated plsy,
BIT Tho Ar&snsas Traveller. tho bes: known and
PERHAPS most prosperous American drama fsmi.
2r 20 The a.ego
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

NJ Hay this day secured tho agency for
w = celebrated brand Of BOTTLED ALE
and POTTER, which we will keep constantly
on hand, and 10 which VIC invite the attention OF
families who desire ne article Of Ale or Porter,
sr2T w. A. JOHNSON Sc Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

a COLLECTOR WANTED-A MAN to
81 collect III Alexandria snd the adjacent
counties TO Tho right party a good petition is
& iiered. Address At once with references, COL
hECtOR, L. q. Eoy No. 30, Alexandria, Va.
ICtj-3, 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

IAlRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR ) year-
od' me GeSt mai most reliable 70, PICKLEs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

MlLh' milk
:, Wanted to 80 gallons pure country Milk DO
;ivered IN Washington daily. ht highest price.
CAL or adir3sa
!!NLLIDGH & TALKS,
oct2-3t l1J1 -tb e,root ,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

{ 1&N GENHNTl CEN CEM&NTl-We
~ havn IN store and for sale Gan Cement for
scaling tut cans, &. Pricc BE per ID
MCLEAN 81 UUuER.
taI ~ &c King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

4 OoT-This morning, On Lee Princa or Fair
- fax st.. a TEN DOLLhK GOLD pIEUE.
The iilder will ha suitably rewarded by leaving
Il 1T this Ct2a T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

i US, FrculT.d this C.ay Go dozen half and one
q SaloE common c"nso nar.henware Stew
fsnS: whic'' "a ate Offering very low. Ca!l ind
look ~ tha-a.
SiS = + MILLER g "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

RSATkNT SAkVIN and MOKTlSBD HUB
a a. WHEAL5 Ssrvn and Plain Spokos, Rock
Elm HUBS, Oak and Hickory Rims, Shafts,
iolos, Enameled Canvas. Shaft Couplings and
DINER goods in samo limo for GALE at very low
prices 1t - King street. Garner Of Roysl, Alex
andria, Va, by
octi a. Il CREIGHTON 81 SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

ETOE SALE ar AUCTION. ON TUBS.
- DAY, fov lsL, 1851, at II n, in front o!
mo mnrket, . Ioxsndri. Va, TWO PRINT
ny TX E;;S Ei', with Stands. Gsllcy5. Tyne
ana AN I'lenshces now IL cd in publishing tho
f"irl"t Messenger. lorna: Cash. Inquire a
Il. Il. Lucas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

w Ehro daily receiving fresh country Butter
L@fs, live Chickens and sll kinds of cou1-
Try Produce. 10 which we inyi., tho sl,ertiou OF
families and dealers
SEPT W. = .ini; %>tll & GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

EI'EVER AND AG Unjust received fresh
&: supply of HOnT0N'S MIASMA ANTI.
DOrk--s sure cara for fever and sgYe.
WAKEFIELD HALL
sniG Corner Prince snd Fairfax sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

D0HCELAIN OPAQUE DINNER AND
5 TEA SETS. Received this day direct from
Liverpool p full! assortment Of the above named
goods for sale low by
sugS E J. MILLER s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

ktHS@G!3: arl N UZZLE LOADING GUNS
- E. S L ing corner of Royal streets. Alex.
GnAii", Va will be rCld IS. reduced prices, 20
make room t:T new stock Gail sud sse.
'opi9 j. 7. gEEiGHT0N & SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

WBOOrING COUGHi
W WHOOPlNG COUGHi
Received 10 dsy another supply OF BOuHRTS
WEOOPlNG COUGH SYRUPa at
WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
III i',rrr- Primo, opd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

GCHUL1Z'5 SOAP, Pink, Gold, Irith
~ and Fathorlsnd Soaps, manu- factlrod ty
Schultz. Tho Soap BnilOr," received to-day AZ
for sale by ser2Sl j. o. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-04

GINGEE'S PATEGT GEAVEL PAPER
- for tho bottom OF Bi-i CsGet; prevents flin
disease, soro fee: erd vc,r:;c. Sizes TINA and
trouble, and keeps lac D:Il ia teai;b end sonr
We haYo reduced th5 p1!ce Of ito stjGve 10 l1cts
package o. coEoa shst:a.
MCLEAN &; URLER.
sapl4 &c King strnet
lust RECEIVED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-05
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. January 4.
Money loaned between and and closed easy at 8
Prime mercantile paper Sac Exchange at 9si for
long and 99l for Short equal to 500 and 4s3 under
the old system, and little business done. Govern.
ments fairly active and generally frmer. In State
bonds Tennessees sold st 80. Railroad bonds gener
ally lower. Lake Erie L. incomes declined ., to
g; Milwaukee & st. Paul frsfs, Lafayette cross
DIVISION fell to i23 from i24l; e., G. l. G. frsfs
advanced 10 1921, from 100; Texas Central seconds,
main line. advanced 10 Ii9z, from 49, Stock market
feversh and unsettled tn. greater portion Of the
day and dealings at times attended with con-
siderable excitement. Prices opened generally weak
and before the first board decline Of 10 ensued.
the latter G., e., C.. I. Subsequently an advance
| Of to q took place, Western Union being most
prominent. Toward noon speculation again became
weak and decline of to was recorded, New York
Central, Houston 4 Texas. Michigan, Lake shore.
Western Union and St. Paul leading the downward
movement During the afternoon speculation
assumed strong tone and pstces continued to I'd.
vance to the close Of business, the improvement
| ranging from ! to II. Michigan, Western Union
trunk line shares, coal and granger stocks being the
most conspicuous In the advance. The market
closed strong.
TfansaGtions. ~, 90 shares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-05
FIRES.
At New YOrk.-Ten Persons Lose their
Lives.

A, y.,, yorL r., po..,u. 49,
i've. '"'' '"e'
WV iohh' 'a"uary T.. ire occurred 'his
licrnl"e III 'he rear VI 90 Mauison street. IN
iour s.o'! 'ehe,pelt house' oe'erai per
sons "ere nJureu, among mem jas Cass'"y'
way T: hasen anu 1narles Wa,sn.
c;ahs .ta az s"e "9.'o.' VI 'ne s'iirs .i'.'
~" s.. .e oy ,''e =, eA'' ior 'e.'aI's !"
s. o.''us' anu !" less '"ah h,e
nnns ,n,,; p' s .', ,h Tue s.airWay 70 ,ne
'oo'' cutting y. TIC Escape vi score vi per
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-05
LATEST BY MAIL.

Carl Schurz is not a candidate for the Ber-
lin mission.
1t is reported that $50, 000, 900 in addition
to the S56.00o, 900 already appropriated will
be required by the Pension Bureau.
A child over year old died in Cambridge
Mass, few days ago of starvation, as was
proved by an autopsy. Its mother, Mrs.
Lillian Deforest, saws she could not leave her
children long enough to work for food She
had not applied TO the overseers Of the poor
for aid.
The record of marine disasters for 1880
shows that no less than l47 steamships, of n
total tonnage of III 1862 tons. were wrecked
very small percentage of them was raised
again, repaired and put back into service. OF
the whole number l01 were British, 10 French,
3 American and German: ~ are missing,
with no clue to the cause of their destruction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-05
Two Doctors Could Not Cure Me.
A Miracle Indeed

Read this testimonial from a well known whole sale
merchant of Plymouth ". II.
PLYMOUTH, y. H., Sept. 20, 1879.
Gentlemen About six months ago l was bitten by
mad boar. lie cut two gashes In my leg about two
inches long and inch deep. tried everything to
heal the gasbes. and had two different doctors, but
my leg swelled to twice IFS usual size, and would
change In color nj different times from bright red
dark purple. Ny body was broken out all over In red
and White blotches, and was very feverish. and
nothing took seemed TO help me. and the dis
charged constantly. WAS recommended to try Sui
phur Biiiers. / have taken six bottles. TO my
great JOY began 10 improve. The sores began to
healed up. and am well man am well known
In this vicinity, and would earnestly recommend
those suffering from any blood disorder to try therp
You at liberty TO publish this, ms wish every.
body to know the virtues of this great remedy.
Believe me, gratefully yours,
W. @. CHASE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-05
Gardiner Local News.

At the regular monthly meeting of the city
government there was a quorum of neither
boards, and no business was transacted
AT the last meeting Of the Reform Club
the following officers were chosen: Park
Paiten, President; Martin Burns, LIST Vice
President; Geo. Harrington. ID Vice Pres
ldent; Benz. Marston. Sd Vice President
J. NJ. Robinson, Chaplain; John Jones,
Treasurer; Stephen II. Dow. Secretary.
The store recently vacated by S. p Paine
Is being fitted up somewhat and will be
Occupied by Mr.. VIM. Rollins as a grocery
store.
Several ice companies commenced cutting
Ice and running it into their houses.