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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04


generally Observed IN Frycburg this year.
and among the many pleasant events was
the reunion at : l.. Chambers, In Fish
Street. Children and grandchildren 10 the
number OF twenty came home, bringing
presents for the Christmas tree and viaud>
for royal feast The house, q spacious
dwelling, situated on hill overlooking
North Frycburg. was brilliantly llluminat.
Cd. aud the evening was passed with music
and games. II was an occasion long 10 BE-
remembered by all who participated. May
the years be- many and the blessings
great of the aged couple who received the
guests
In the next house on The level road lead
Ing tn the Centre. dwell two descendants
uf Gen Joseph Frye, for whom this town
was named. They have many relics Of
their ancestor. among them dark lantern
which he used In the French and India n
war. and 4 very ancient Bible containing
the family record copied by the eldest son
These two brothers, poPnlarly known A.
Frye Boys, are famous for their hearty
hospitality. which makes the roaring open
IRE in the sitting room an attractive spot
for friend. and neighborS.
Just beyond stands the schoplhouse the
frame (which. We learn. 6, that Of one oftlc
original four which were built I'm FrycbJrg
in accordance with the vote ~ l7-t. 10 is
4 contrast To most Of our commndious
school buildings. but We -pcut 4 very
pleasant halliday inside Il and gathered
from the arlhle and Intelligent teacher
many OF the items recorded In this letter.
The dj>iric; j. small AMI the pupils few,
vet - great have been their diligence. and
the energy and ambition OF Miss Chandler.
who has taught here several terms, aud
possesses rare qualifications for u teacher.
that il ranks among the most advanced
schools In town. We were surprised To
hear 4 class In Caesar which would put 10
shame many graduates from academies.
Two Young mtu TctItd hH'Ii w tH'N'h
States History and Constitution-studies
too frequently neglected. The classes IN
reading. arithmetic and grammar were adj
mirahly conducted aud did themselves
credit, while two children, about ten years
OF age, drawing maps upon the blackboard
excited our admiration.
In n beautiful home on u hill near by re-
side the venerable couple whose romantic
story was told a few weeks ago in the
Boston Journal Great content and eN
ceeding peace abide with them.
In n ncighboriug house lives the almost
centenarian, Capt. Philip Harrington. His
health i excellent and at times his memory
travels back more than ninty years and lac
tells tales OF the days when the town was
young
We have hut briefly mentioned few OF
the interesting items In this most interest
Ing nei.hborhood. The beauty of even it,
winter scenery, when the mountains stand
out clear and bold, and intervales stretch
away in their snowy purity, and the elmS
define each branch and twig against the
cold blue sky, mentions of the thrift, indus
try and wealth; and perhaps further his
torical accounts shall be reserved for
future letters. QUI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

few days since. The tree he was cu,tir,
went back, struck another aud few from
the stump. He tried to jump over It. nm,
1t tripped him and came on top. Forum.
ately j. \. Reed was near by; with leva,
he could raise The tree, which was aho,,
Is inches through, 50 Mr. +. could crawl
ont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

MORE GIFTS TO BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-
Gen. Chamberlain says that Mrs Amanda
Stone OF Boston has given an additional
donation of 5000 TO Bowdoin College,
for repairing the foundation of the new
building. This makes $4,000 in all she
has given the college.
James Mackey, the California million
aire, has announced his Intention OF giving
$50 900 10 endow a scholarship in Bowdoin,
and Philadelphia gentleman, who does
not desire his name published, will do the
same
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

CHATHAM. y. HI. l.. owen, of Chat
ham, \. H., while engaged in Walter Nut.
ter's bobbiu mill at $ Chatham. was ser
oGsly injured by slab that caught on the
saw, and was thrown with great force strik.
ing him on the eye Unfortunately at thc
time Of the accident he was alone and when
found was lying on the h1or unconscious.
Mr. Long, soon came - the Rescue, aud
physician called vino fears no fatal result
Willie =. Smith. boy Of l., while being
initiated into the mysteries OF ruuuin. .
small circular saw IN the saw mill, had the
end OF his thumb sawed oil. lie thinS> T
the initiation is so severe that he will post
pone any further degree. h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

Our BOYS Mrs. Mary A. Livcrmore
lectured in Boston, Thursday evening. To
a large audience, OH "Our Boys of Today"
and eloquently advocated compulsory phys
ical training in schools, law forbidding
the use Of alcoholic liquors aud tobacco by
boys. Boys" urged the lecturer, should
be trained in personal purity, taught that
they should live lives OF moral correctness,
aud that though God may forgive sins of
license and dissipation, nature never will.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

OXFORD. A. +. Lewis, esq, OF Frye
burg, is to give the irst lecture in the
oxford lecture course. next wednesday
evening. Subject, Ancient and Modern
Rome.
The Christmas festivals at the Congrc-
sationAl aud Methodist churches in this
village and WclchviIe were well attended
and everything passed OFF nicely. Rev.
Messrs uannaford aud Enrich were kindly
rcmembcree with suitable presents by their
parishioncrs.
Constable Fauucc took Harry White
house 10 the Reform School last week.
PARIS. New Years eve was very
pleasant occasion 10 the Paris Changers.
Il being the fortieth anniversary OF the
marriage Of brother aud sister W q. ktnS
f. WIS arranged To celebrate the event by a
visit 70 them. The night was due, the air
keen and frosty; the sleighing splendid {;
and the very horses seeming To catch the
inspiration " the moment bore u nj a
rapid pace with jlngliug bells through the
sharp night air 10 the home OF Brother
King. where the welcome greetings and
genial warmth soon caused all out door
di,comrorts TO be forgotten. We thought
We wcrc early hut on our arrival We found
the house filed with n merry. social party.
OF brother aud sister patrons, who filled
the pleasant home 90 Brother and Sister
KIM with sound OF laugh and song and
pleasant 1T, And all went merry ~ %
q marriage bell. for an hour or tT".
Then at the request Of Brother G +. Ham
moud there was quiet for time, AMI
Brother and Sister King stepped before
the company 10 receive a little more form
al greeting. Brother s VI. King was in
troductd a. poet for the occasion, and
read short and very appropriate poem.
At the close Of the poem. &. +. Hammond
presented them with a short speech sil-
yer cake basket ~ Il slight token Of the
esteem aud regard of their brother and
sister patrons. Brother King III a r."
very well chosen words expressed his
thanks for a friendly feeling that promptcd
the giu. Other presents were mad'
among which we saw silver spoons. nap
Kin rings, &c. AFTER the presentation
came confectionery. nuts, raislns, apples
aud pop corn in abundance and variety.
And so the evening passed until It Wa
time 10 think OF going home, when with
wishes that our host and hostess might EN-
JOY many wedding anniversaries, GOOD
nights were spoken aud we were home
ward bound, feeling that not only had
pleasant Time been passed, but that We
were better for it. ii.
Saturday afternoon. J. c. Marble was
chosen President; S. ID. Hutchinson. vice.
President: IL. Z. Hammond, Secretary
and J. II. Rawson. Treasurer. II was de-
cided to- call the attention OF our citizens
TO the condition of the Academy building
and see what measures can be taken to re-
pair It.
During the week of prayer, meetings
will be held In the Baptist vestry as ioi-
lows: Monday and Thursday evenings al
! 80 o'clock. Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

The Boston Posts list OF prominent
men natives Of Maine. published among
our political notes, omits the name OF
Senator Grover, OF 0regon,-born and
brought up in Bethel. Oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

NoRwAY.-whew this Is cold enough.
We sigh for the land where tropical breeles
blow.
The bottom has fallen out Of the thread
factory enterprise.
The losses in the late fire have been
nearly all adjusted. and to the satisfaction
OF the insurers. That Is the way 10 DO
business.
Hathaway block will be Immediately re-
built
Business is steadily growing here.
The following were elected as officers Of
Norway Lodge, No. i6, |. o. o. F.. for the
ensuing term:
J. 4. Brown, N. G.; A. l.. +. Pike, V. &. +;
F. II. Noyes, Il. s.; +. q. Burnell. =. s.;
J. ID. Wilson, Treas.
The Sunday temperance meetings will
hereafter be held at Reformers' Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

Mex, week we shall publish an org
inal story written for the OXFORD DEM
ocHAI, by an Oxford County girl. We
snail encourage local talent, 50 far as we
can, in this direction, and solicit original
matter Of al descriptions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

BASS CASHIERS Edward Gould, cash
Ter OF the National Traders Bank, has
compiled q list of Maine national bank
cashiers. There are sixty-nine. The old
est is George Allen, Medomak Bank, Wal
doboro' -; the youngest is Frank Ii. Jor-
dan, ThomastOn Bank, q. Edward Gould
was first elected a cashier forty-seyen years
ago. An hut Ave have been elected since
1850. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

A LARGE BUSINESS. -The salewnrk de
partment OF J. A. Buchanan s Cos bust
ness has Increased TO such an extent, that
they are now obliged TO occupy :. portion
OF the secoud door of Walkers block. Ii
will seem hardly credible 10 many of our
readers when We state that the firm now
employs over thirteen hundred persons In
the distribution and manufacture OF sale
work Mechanic Falls Cui=sR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

ANpovER Cold weather and light snow
storms have prevailed.
Christmas was due, and good slcighng
The cold was intense Thursday.
Accidents in the woods are frequent.
Mr. Frank Merrill cut hi, len foot badly
at work for Frank Thomas. Mr.. ChAS T.
Cushman. town clerk, arrived home with
his bride Wednesday. from a visit 10 Bos
ton aud Philadelphia
Isn't 1t about time for that thaw pre-
dicicd by our weather prophets - early In
the winter? The steady cold weather
makes stock draw hard OH the hay now,
and millcrs on the low amount OF water
supply.
Potatoes have advanced Flour and
corn settling down again.
MuKE AMOS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

"A. =. Andrews, the well known
dealer in stock at West Paris. has for
sale two car loads of very hne Vermont
,Aeep which he adverti>es in another
column. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

HEBRON, Dec. 30.-Capt S. X. Bradfori
is logging in Albany on the Lynch lot. lie
has a contract for a million feet.
Christmas passed OFF pleasantly with ex-
ercises by the young people In the chapel
Music, declarations, tableaux, &c. The
Christmas trees were well loaded. Prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Richardson.
Yesterday, A. NJ. Whitman, our Post
master. killed May pig which dressed Of
1 81 and l-2 pounds.
The sleighing Is excellent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

RoxBUgY, Dec. 30.-Mrs. c. A. andrews
died last Tuesday. She had been failing
for some time.
N. EdmunAs got In Eight plsce" q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04

NORTH NORWAY. Dec. 30-Some OF the
citizens In the Merrill neighborhood have
been quite unfortunate in the past few
days. Cyrus IIazeltiue lost three-year
old steer Z at girted Fix feet three inches.
G.. w. Farnham lost a valuable horse
Thomas Newcomb lost three calves, and
Brown Bros. lost three sheep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04
Newspaper Decisions

l. A., y-r~.-a M" take paper res7'larN
from the Ofhee--~heJHer dlrected To his name ~
anOlheT's. OF whether he has subscribed or moi
In responsible tsr the payment
g i. a osr-,.I. or,ter~ HE paper discontinued
be must tsy az a.rpaTdges, or the publisher mas
eootii,,t a. >end until payment 70 nSde, snd
collect the whole amount, whether the paper :
taken ffon the onice ~ not.
s. The Courts hzV, decided thai refusing 70 take
newspapers and periodicals non the post Once
CT removirg ami leaving then uncaIed Tor, J.
f0Cs- sv'..-.-.ss 80 fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-04
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

r. W. WOODRUFF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

LOESL BEEW2IES.

Tho Sunday School ce!ebrs!!on CT .Le II. d.
Church Soatb will .ske place tomorrow night.
Miss Emns 4. Engie, a st3!iih blonde CT
Chester Pa. is in tho city on visit 20 the ian-
lily Of Rev. DR.. Poulaoh.
The goods which were left uaso!d of the largo
art handsoEe stock Of Metsrs. S. TenneCson Il
Co. Will be ri al eff during the week.
Tie weather &c lay las been spribg like std
the streets this afternoon thronged with la iits
presented quite an Slim a!ed scene.
The Janusry terms Of the United States Cir
cult and District Courts. Judge Hughes pretid-
ing. Will ctlnnErco nelt Monday.
A regular moa!ng Of tho City Council will DO
held tonight. There is no important business
to clms up for consideration. ard it is thonsh!
the eOs,on will be a short one
Frank Wsshin yton. colored omployad at tho
Washington sEc Alexandria Railroad depo.
Ii I'D his 100! badly mathsd thtre Saturday lat,
willie asl lI.ing in unfolding CARS.
A short session Of the County Court Judge
Court House ia this city to day. AfLsr trans
ac!ing soma chancefy businoa5 the Court ad~
joufned til court in course.
The annual Chrstmss festival OF tho Sunday
School OF the N. &. Church of tn city, will
take place on Wednesday (to.morrow) hight.
An elaborate programme OF exercises has be0n
prepared for the occasion. consisting ofspssRinp,
Miss Violet! c.. Dleted the 52i day Of her
fsst tc.dsy. DR.. klirstien. who visited Miss
Violet yesterday. and took her respiration and
temperature, Gndi0g both nearly normal, sEys
Inc case is q II oat remarkable ono. This fast is
the loi gest on record the next loI g ,st being
that OF lady in Nsw York, 81 daye.
TIC horn blowing mania ssens to rage in
Washington as we'll az Alexandra 0 4 Christmas
days, with this exception. in tho former city tho
Gratifying" pHstlue is by no means confined
10 boys, but moD too oxpend !heit surplus wind
on this toy" Yesterday on corner in the
southwestern ion OF that city al indiV.d lsl
with liza horn at least three feet long made
hmsolf IS happy 60 his own Imaginative cspE-
city, as though no were within the etarnal ites
in sending forth on the still sir discoIds.ll cat
calls from his Instrument" 10 The intense De.
light OF some children. A we'll dressed. sober
middle.sgsd colorod man al!o blew furiously on
ono Of tho smaller sized horns AZ ha trudged
through thu Smithsonian grounds. But the last
thing in the horn line noticed on Pennsyl-
vaaia avenue, ws5 several young men carry.
ing ono along, made Of lia, literally SIS long
81 \ limp post and which would take about St
much machinery to poise il a5 modern telo-
scope.
If YOU want Good Suit for SO, SIC. SIS
or SIS 80 to the cid reliable ffm OF 8. WATER
MAN Il Son.
SoaG atoGe G.iddlts; 90 grosSo nqyi.ed
10 sme 10 the house the incest thiog ont.
Foo Stove boards. A large assortment OF
perfect iGs-"Ideal' Coffec-po snott-
IT lot mat received. Sebd for descriptive or
cuara. STANSBURY q Bro,
Cor king ADD Washington Sta,
MoBlruey's Building.
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BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chilIs
and lever impossible.
For sale by K. :. Lssdbexter 3 Bro
sfoihcrs. tsnlhers "a MolhcrsIIi

Are sou disturbed at night and broken OF your
les. by sick child suffering and crying with
tho eIcruchtinH pain of cutting teeth IL go,
90 at once and got bottle of Mrs. WlNSLOW'S
SYRUP. 1t will roieve the poor
little sufferer immed iAte y--dopsnd upon il
thero is no mistake shout it. There is not q
mother on oarth who has ever used it who will
not tell you 1t once thst it will regulate the bow
e!s. ard give rest to The mother, and relief and
health 10 The child, operating ike magic 1t is
perfectly safe 10 use ia all cases and pleasant t.
the tsalp, and is tho prescription Of one of the
oldest and best female physicisna and nurses in
tho Unithd States. Sold avery Nhere. rs cents
:. bottle. mill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27
4 World of Good.

Ono of the moet popular medicines now before
tic American public, is Hop Bittsrs. You SOC
it Every whoro. People take it with good effect
/: hullds them up. 1t is not a. pleasant to the
tasts as sCmo other Bitters as it ia not whiskey
drink. 1t Is more the old fashioned bono set tea
that hiss done world of good. If you don't fee
just right Try Hop Bitters-Nunda Ec,cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27
IHuInhuwIeI Amin.

cav 50 much said about the merits Of Hop
BilteIs. and 10Y wife who WAS always doctorlrg.
and never WELL leased mo so urgently TO get
her some l concluded 10 be humbugged sgsin
knd AIN glad l did, for in less than two months
use Of tho li.ters my wife wls cured and re-
manned 30 for eighteen months since. l like
such ham ougging.-H. T., st. Psul.-Pioneer
Press,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

2Hs Hit;1zti:,sr IrolaJiIiiies. Dc. ~. 1851
Fol tho Hid 10 Atlantic States clearing wss!E-
o.. variable winds, shifting to colder northcliy,
follow j by rising barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27
DH.MIUasA.grY nIt.-Wo d,1irsn,
d = = * = 20,
MS;r S!ofa 80. ~ King street.
DEAl, ssrEyEs0I3 FOR gAXgs.

pKAla Estate 3Ol.b FOX TAAaS.
IL
Notice is norrb7 Civ" Tia. By authority u! :
j3int resolution OF thu i,!.y Council. pissed CT
the lS.h Gay c! EcccIDu-. 1SS.. the Hu,:.:or
is auLhcrizct erc rGqa..c1 u execute dsn:i OF
release to nerpons whose p1cp}r:7 W.! cold for
tnxes ia the n.0r.t q! .:uIn ieI9. and purch.1od
By the C;.y Council. Oh tha!r Coming tGtWsrd
and -id .eu!:ng the Earaa by is3lng the ts-es,
Expense; CtGaio. cast Ct .raDf:,: T:.a accrued
Il iyras:, ST.. Ihis as,s 1ruda! ts1"s ?e7ie1 ios
RI yoer 1871 2. =. ERUCE ET|
lecl9.3ls: Auditor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27
just Received.

New I:cndon Layer Esi:ins, whole, half and
quarter boxes; loose mu:c.tol; Valoncia and
Mai Scndltss Rnislhs; Now Currants Citron and
Orange Peel; Nav Layer Figs; Almonds, Egg
lieh Walnuls. Pecsns. FilbsrIs. Brazil and Mix
ed MUS; Iurkish Prunas Sussr rorn; Mol.
sons aud CoIb's Gelstna; Andcfaoa's Mince
Meat; tho very bos:-Mrs. VOLS Homo Made
Minco Meai-ao>d Anderson's Preserves in
10 pals; Irt!y and Preserves by the ID; New
York Sweet Cider; Good Cooking Butter; fresh
Eggs; Baker end other grades of OLD Rye Whi;-
Key; Port. Sherry, Madeira and Sweet Gatawba
Wines; Old apple aud Peach Brandy. all OF
tbs above goods in Store and Cor sald cheap by
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HOLIDAY tsOOaS.
CHRISTMAS NEWS.
~ IS. coz. HING AID VIA.

by Telegraph
& 1KLEGRAM FROM K.ERlNuI,G TO II.
BRENGLE.
Twas the woOl bsioro .Chfistmss, and in every
hCuIo
Tho Children wero waiting 10 SEQ If the mouse
WHICH ninhed the cake OF Mary lsst yoar
With CHI i'tmas again was about to appear.
bnl The mouse has been csugh. at K.iss Krin.
giles door.
Who has sent in return 10 II, Bronelb's sloro
a supply al adcanee, OF ell Christmss things
h'cn' on OnIl'!nas ETo night for tho stock
ngs he brings;
90 that evOry mamma by just aatiag Rrangln
Will be- lsurht very SOON t, hocoun . Kriss
Krngle.
:, Ha cilSrS CsndIoa and T:Il5 Of oil kinds, Black,
Fruit Found jelly aud Fancy Cakes. Pies a
Speciality; Fruits Nuts. CoIteclionerisa, Ices
aud sill tho deIicaces OF ths seston Ho chto,s
Tor Ian les and Embellishments and suppiCs
Milk and The fines. OYSTERS 81 l29 King ST,
drCl9 =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

THF IRON WORK. --Naplail Brooks. So
rerotendent Of tho Wotks oi tho PatolDGo
Manufacturing Company 10 this city. has re-
o9iV@d orders 10 push things ahead 20 as to be
nhl3 10 ocmmcrc. work mex week. MCssrs.
Pctit \ German are building too suilk; 3;sck
for tho new furnace The 2en!ouhD tfJlH
Boston, interested in cN .9heel mhaut .cttrr
10 that city. Who WAS at The works Standby,
eXpre: sod himself much satisfied with tbs wo:k-
ing OF he furnace. Two hundred pauads Of
iron wire turn,d ont. conp!ate, in iou1oin
TiouieS. 1t is understood thst whco fires ere
lighted 10 the furnaces eg.ln tho msnuf.c ure
OF iron will b, comnebo:d AID c>aticu Il ID
earnest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27
For sale by Il. s. Leadbealer B. Bio.

No headache or back ache Tor ladies
who drink "WINE OF CARDUI.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27
NOTICE.

TO ENABLE OUR CUSTOMERS Al
THEIR LHlSUHE To ENAMlNE QUIZ
ASS0RTMMNrO OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AND AVOID THE CEG DIECIDRNT TO
CHRISTMAS WEEK., WE NOW DISPLAY
OUR ENTIRE OuLLECTiON OF RICH
JEWELRY, WATOEES. DIhAO&
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS,
&c. PREPARED ESPECIALLY FOR QUIZ
HOLIDAY TRADE. MANY OF THESE
ARTICLES CANNOT BE DUPLICATED
THIS SEASON, AND SELECTlONS MADE
NOW MAY BIZ IkFT FOR FUTURE DE-
LIVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

1000 SUGARS, including the Countssp,
cOOO Dip;omh, Imp ;rial and other fine
Segsrs, Just received By
otti7 j O. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

pLAIR'S GLYCKRINE AND QUININE
ID HAIR TONIC will prevent tho hair from
falling on. ard promote its healthy and rapid
growth. For a.le by
dec5 WAKEFIELD s. HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

"BlACK-DRAUGHT" cares costiyc-
les and Sick Headache.
For sale by u. s. Leadbextur s. Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

If YOU want Cheap or a Fine Osotc,at.
iJlstsretle. or Reversita OVeiclai We tive tbs
best assortment and the lowest Prices 10 the
ltg, 8, WATERMAN K Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

MARX T w AIMS PATRNT SCRAP
lxl BOOKS. Photograph and Autograph Al
buma, aud an elegant line of Correspond snce
O.rds. ino:uipg lha latest deslgns in bronze
and color.
decl7 ROBERT BRL{i9 SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

FINE pfNMANsIIIr.- The resou'ians tt r.
sac. to he mcmory Of the se Sergeant
James Ii. Ncslc recently slopted ~ tha Alex.
suGri1 Light Inlsntry, have bton huu5s,m y
cngrossod By Mr.. Timothy j. O,Suliivsn. Ct
lhln ciy. Mr. OSulllgsn in this pi:Gs of wotk.
which is 90 exhibition 10 the window Of Nlcssrs.
Tsnntsson 4 Co.. displays an arts 10 IsIett
~hoh las called forth the praise OF oil. Mr..
adopted By the Alexandra Light lnaoFy On
the occasion Of the retirement OF Captaio
Francis i, Smith irGm tic coHrapy 10 lake
tho position Of Major in tho Third Ni:scia
Regiment,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

FFSSSL ROBBED. The oyster sahooa, r
h2,'ls Peart, belonging to Capt. Ilcnly Resch,
while lying ct tho whsrt Ct Cnrrionsn. ore
tight last week. vas robtcd of SID. 10 NANCY
ky aytuCg man from WGatinptoo n: m:i VIM.
Dalau. who had been taken dowo The liver So
passenger, while Cep.. Besoh's SON. who had
charge OF tho vessel, and Two other yousg meu.
were asleep 10 the cabin, secured the money
aud made lis escape 10 boat. He was fol-.
lowed BY two OF the Young men in skiff. BIT Eo
succeeded 10 gettiug away aud is sill a. crs1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-27

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