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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

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Outsider are 90 doubt tIfIc'
snga ed than il tho l'fr dent
elect In I've work ~ Masking up q
cabinet. and he only member u
On whom al tbe msnipulaiof
seem 10 agree A. ccrain b. Isl Frc,
and he ~ booked upon by common
rumor and common consent - iho
coming premier MANY names
have been mentioned W ,4nnc.-
ton with the Other departments
but nearly all the political prophets
award the State department 90
Blame. lie " PM forward and
urged by his Giends n, thc feprc.
sentative Of the six New England
States, and no offer man y6cm,l 10
have 50. mapy States at h tback
New York ii 81 SAID will be salts
fed with nothing below he Treas-
ury department, but some seem 10
think this will be glvcn to a West.
ern man, and Allison is freely
spoken OF. We see Hon. Kenneth
Rayner's name still put forward
by his friends MS the mos, suitable
man from the South, and Ex-Goy.
Alcorn has also been named in
the same connection, as has Judge
Settle, formerly, If not now. Of
North Carolina. There are indi-
cations, however, that the defeat,
OF Maynard, in Tennessee. will
earn him a continuance in the
Post-O Office department. If the
colored elemen, OF the party be
recognized in the formation Of the
cabinet, Bruce seems to have BY
far the sironges, backing, but no
one seriously believes tbat he or
any other colored. man, will be
offered portfolio. Wesha1 know
it all in a few weeks, and We can
wall. ! .. re
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

IL the United States Senate on
the 9Th inst Senator Bruce. from
The COMMITTEES on education and
labor, reported adversely the joint
resolution to provide for the en-.
'oreslpent Of the eighi-hour law.
and the question vas indefinitely
postponed. The eighl.hour law
won't work worth a cent. Ittakes
= man al least ten honp. to per.
form a'day,s labor, and no ordin..
~ laborer can do il in less tine.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12
"HONOR ROLlS.v

Some papers publish in an "hon-
or roll the names Of the subscrib-
ers who pay promptly. We do
not, because WEI Believe if a
paper is worth reading it is
worth paying for, and, therefore. 4
subscriber simply pays ajua debt,
for which he deserves no special
''honor," as he has already receiy.
ed or will receive the worth Of hi,
money, To be just and -eonsisten,
those papers that publish in an
'"honor roll the names of promp,
paying subscribers. should publish
IN q dishonor roll, the names Of
subssyibsrs who never pay 1t au,.
"hsa poor rule thai won, work
both ways"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12
TIE Cnl.mh,. IT,


IHT Columbus Tribune, organ
o. The eolored people of Lownde,
COUNTY. This. State, would like 70
see Senator Bruce or some other
colored man in GanieId's eabip.,
but thinks there is no hope for
such a thing. On this question
the Tribune's head is about level
a, a recognition for voting the Re.
publican ticket the colJred peopl,
must be content with a few minor
o"'ees .,s..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

NOBODY seems to have q good
word for, Campbell, code. So
lar as we have heard tits general
y eondemnedi BY the press and
people Of Mississippi. lei, SO IN.
popular IN Rankin county that tn,
Republican deemed i, proper 10
inform the people of that county,
mat their representative, Hon. 4.
j. mcLaurin. voted against il,
adoption.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

JAY GouLp, the chief manipula.
sor IN the grea, telegraph %eon,oli-
dalton, says 1t will make rates
cheaper. But the public is 10th TO
believe this assertion, failing to see
hsw great mcnopolies can cheap
en- anything. Gould states tina,
shs new combination will grid the
world with their wires and defy
foreign competition.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

SARAH BrRSnARpr, the grca,
french actress, will play a shor,
engagement, in Memphis mex,
week. l''eems strange tina, peo.
pie iraniieally rush to hear ,hi,
woman when nine,een-twcntie,hs
OF them cannot understand a word
she says Such, however, is the
fact. ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

~ juese Campbell designed his
pint law to increase the con-
sumption Of whiskey. all mus, adj
ny that he has succeeded admira-
". Read in another. column of
p'per what a correspondent
kp az "a Tie s1bject. s'~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

Ladies who apprcciai. elegance
and purity are using Parker's Hair
Balsam. 1t IS the best article sold
tor restoring gray hair to It's orig
iual color and beauty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

I'M. ''N ''H'N .-' POW. Hfff
IY.. 8llo'o .HMran t7Uo
Osafd ,nd Water VALLEY AL.
complaining of bufRIar9.f u,i'a
nD1'.
INu iraa Pointers ate tf9fng
to- ret up % patent GO bfotHnr
meats.
Two or three Kentucky nn.'tr,
have ia'rIy .ardsd jh 1I9pal
counts.
The colorcd Barrs. of Oyfoul
have raised $500 toward rebuild.
ing thsr church.
Rev 5. a Steele, ofC columbus.
viii soon start the Prohibnonis,,
a temperance paper.
Tie railroad shops at Water
Valley have an order for The build
ing Of eight engines.
A female organ-grinder with a
small boy has been doing the towns
on the Central road.
Targe,-shoo,ing is the fashiona.
bic amusement, among the young
people Of Iazoo city.
The students Of the A. and VI.
College, a, Starkville, have or
ganized abrass band.
The surveyors are a, work on
the proposed railroad line from
Lexington to Duran,.
The Natchez and Jackson rail
road is to be completed to Ray
mond by Sept. ist, 1881.
Senatobia's sidewalks are 50
broken up that the citizens
fear to walk them al night.
Miss Mary Anderson has sue
coed her father as keeper Of the
lighthouse a, Round Island.
,Starkyille livery men refuse 10
hire Out horses on Sunday, /, be-
considered a violation sf the
A Madison county lady has be-
come the mother Of seven children
one birth-fye were born dead ;
the others yet lve.
Mrs. Stewart, Of Friars Point.
has a watermelon which looks rs
.r-sh and sound as when pluekod
rom the vine last August.
The State is making an efTor, to
ihow tha,A. o. Cox. former sher-
II OF Lincoln ooun,y,is a dafanlter
q the amount Of several thousand
iollars.
Mrs. Coombs, Of Tippah coun-
~ has given birth to twins three
lines within the last three years
md nine mon,hs-four boys and
girls.
a correspondent Of the DsSoto
lines complains that the Mayor
fernando uses, as an office. one
the rooms in the courthouse as
igned to the superintendent OF ed
Ication.
The sheriff Of Sumner county
vas indicted and held TO bond in
wo cases for neglect Of official
Iuty in failing To collect the sroo.
'rivilege tax on Dutton's circus.
which exhibited at two places in
hat county last fall.
During this month several sea-
cast towns have been visited bv
. and successful burglars.
iolleman's store a, GAINESVILLE
vas robbed OFFS 90 in money
md $500 in goods and the express
Mice at Bay st. Louis was robbcd
= a large quantity of patent medi-
.'ne' candies and some money.
j Cole Denham is believed to be
he head of this band Of burglars.
and Gov. Stone has offered a re-
of $500 for his arrest.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of the provisions contained in chapter 10 Of the Revised
Code Of Miss, 1880; will proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash, stthe courthouse door in the town Of Sardis, within legal hours
On the First Monday of March, 1881, II
j being the 18th day Of said month the following described tracts or
parcels Of land Wing and being in Pamela county or a suficiency there
OF 70 satisfy the State, County, School and Courthouse taxes and all
costs due thereon, for the fiscal year 1880. p.
5. s. SMITH, Tax-Concctor.
Sardis, Miss, Feb. I'd. 1851.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-12

Tins seasons ice crop /. the
largest FOR many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
q 0azeJCe aad Virginia Advertiser
LOGlAL -RREpiIIE,N.

Ih9 scAr, Al:cE Bal arrived E: the snip yard
th:s :Gorni9G lof a.a;c-
Tho bc.uiul spring wa,tnsr os 10 day wss
vary muoh enjoyed hy The lsci-a, p large nun.
Der q them being IL t'.n s!IGc:s t5is atletno2D
The s!ealAe7 Mary Washington, which hsa
been 9lce:8ciTg rtraj's &. the :Iio ys:d f2r
gone ;!E.c pts. Zine yast this sl.eraoon.
\ E!o wss discovered At lac hekc Of alr.
VIM. Il ol.r,3-. CD t4iiisz 5 rect, ils; night,
5u. The tl,D!s w4TA * iaguisGcl h;ioro nluoS
DAMAGE F4s tsIssi, aaG GO slarn YES scuadgd.
icesEa. Igase Eichbarg j. T. acironimus snd
Wa. neaen wa:o s2peinlcd By tho Co-po.
ration Court Saturday Appraisers Of the estate
Of tAa ISIS GJi. y Z. 4.a! "a.
Nc'sra h.fi.. GooG .igh. Of Potomac Lodge,
20. IS s2f 6e@uni L. Mails. OF Harep!a LoGso,
I'o, 81, ~! e.g2 here 20 Li9ht for EiChmoGd,
- attend The G!sEd Ledge Ct Odd Fellows OF
Virgins, witch meets in that city tomorrow
rnorc!ng.
Robert I'wyIIan Co!orod, Committed 10 Jail
Dy The County COURT Tor attempting 70 commit g
rape, assaulted cc!o!ol man namsd Vim
Lacy, corfaed in jaii On suspicion of lunacy,
with sn iron bar, e. tEa. institution. Saturday
evening Last, md cut his head so badly that
medical assistance hsd to bs summoned. 1wy.
nsn Hi.l ho indicted for assault snd battery.
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Mo,hars Mothers sisd,,a.sry,

Are 5ou disturbed 81 nigh. sGd brolen o! your
rest by q sick child suffering tni crying with
the c.cricis!ns psin OF cutting; teeth ? If so,
20 at 0; G. and GET bo.'lo OF Mrs. WINSLOW'S
ScCGHl M SYRUP. /. will relieve tho poor
little .suiero' immeiis!e' y-depend upon i.
there is no mist.kn abcui it. ,Tho,o is not.
mother on earth w2o has ever u:oi it who will
not tel! you ai olce that i. will oyulG:o the bow
els. and give To:! to he rao:hnr. sci relief sni
health TO the cHild, operating !se mHgc Il is
perfectly ssfs 10 $50 IL all cases and PLEASANT to
the Taste, aid IS tho prescription OF one of the
oldcs. ald hast felns!o physicians and nu7sts in
the United Stat"s. Sold everywhere. Is cents
9 bottle. MAIL
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I!V (irren 81 Wise

[aaa! Eststs Agents ard Auct:oneers.l
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA TIE.
~ Pursuant TO q decree of the Corporation
Court OF tho city Of Alexsndrjs rendered st its
November tcrEl 1870. III the cha5csry cause Of
D.. +. Hooe's sd!nr., &c, Va. Z. II. HooT and
OF hers. tho undersigned surviving commissioner
ot sole thDvc!n smed, will o(fAr f,r sea by pub
lie auction on THURSDAY, the II h day of
May, 1881, g! y cloct H.. in lrontof tho C0ur!
Room on Inirfax street. in the city Of Aexsu.
dtia, We, Mi thn4 LOT OF GROUND with tho
TWO STORY BHIGK WAREHOUSE there.
on, situate al the northeast intersection Of King
and Fsyet!e streets, in said city, fronting on
King atreo. 43 IN feet and extending back
north with the same width as !he front, 100 feet.
Terms OF Sale: q sutli ,ient spia il cash to pay
the expenses OF tho suis slI sslo, say SltO. and
the residue il three equal instruments at ono,
two and tareo years with interes! from day of
ssle; ths deferred instslnonts 10 bo secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers with
good eeeuri.y, ard the tito 10 b. retained until
the asmo sic pail. Convsysrcng st tae cost
Of tbs purchaser. 9. W. WATTLES,
Apll-GOi Surviving COMMIT Of Ssio
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Y5GEES5 EETI.
GA RID.

Z "ANEU - GREATEST Snow ON
aARfH =: ID TIE GREAT
LUM t'!H CIRCUS.
All pubic snd rri-A., sch2os in Alexandria
ana '!c;!:y Tia. W - .!IaGd tia muruiny ny
..tsfEoan porfGemeaacs IN Nsstet Mond,7
aplii io,G, II Numbers ;f Iu. 'u.s shan ffty O,
more vii! ha admitted 81 :we-..y Tvs cts, cscb !:
W; S%o teachers to each fly scholar: admitted frea
please hand tho amount in mi .: s,iroissinn Fse
% TIC treasurer. Children AID s!plts should
not ISL! - gen the t.ujy a.guia:ani s;r:et ~
geah: st hs!ipsst eight y 2:K N tbs ..0fn;ng
hounc Trip =! ic.1y lea cnnt. esc;. for Children
vIsi!ing as schools = y. bEpNIg
Washington, Apr, Q 1851.
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NoM!EATlHG Conventions "A republican
congoD!i9" VS. hell st Fairfax q. II. Saturday
~, 20 dominate c!nGid.t!s fer tho various Of
Gees. 10 he voted far at the general election,
and II 10 understood iusioo ticket was selected.
Nj, George tiawShur5t. a republican. vas
Da!I!uat2; f.: q TX q The Circuit Court for the
o'uo'g AID 'ir. VIA, hrre, Malone rcadjus-
ter Ter clerk ot ne Ucuoy Court.
th" c1use.ra;ivc nominating corvouIi)n will
ync,t TArt9y next
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PERSONAL The Wsrrenton Iadax CT SAT-
vt:ay, sly; Miss EVA Payne, Miss Lizzie
Gaiats. Mss Lrcy Chiffon, Miss Emma Hor.
u :, .ad Mte4 Hattie Ward hsvo returned to
her resp c.iso WargsOt2u bom:s. whioh ARC
al TIE sl.no27 Icr ;hp!r prcseec."
!ac san u,p 8,y!. 'i'homasN. Ltham,
q up!or8rln, is 10 a.!ecjsnoe upoa Tho Circuit
Cur. It's wiser =, i,ufn in the land Ct the
ofsn-e aid ime has preaty improved his
health -
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NEW EsTAELTsHNsNT- Mcssrs. 3. j.
ha'G3:s Il Co.. Of Northumberland county,
w., ia7e rented The warehouse 90 Union ST.,
bc'waen P'igoo onl Duke. belonging TO the
fit''c OF The late Robert H. Miller. and will
cammatcl st 81 cary day Tho manufacture of
le!ti'z rs fer al klads Of crops sn excessive
Scae, lht4 Gew establishment, when under
iu!! op.iailc, will give employment to about
ir;S mco. sad VIII, m doubt, prove great
bortiI: 10 !ha CITY. Mcs7rs. Burgess & Co.
hsr9 haen cpRagcd 10 the NJ snufacu!c of ferii-
I22ra FIR q !o0c iime, and have met With g-ca!
SGc.-S!.
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X MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASE DE-,
L's;CE Lloyd and his wifi, OF Falls Church,
"oro discovered Saturday last, UNCONSCIOUS,
!'o,hjog at tho mouth, and breathing stea'
;2i-usig. 1t first it vas thought they might
t2 suffering iror, ooai gas, hu! it vas determlo
G! py Dr., ]. ii. Talbot that their coalition
Ta' tie result OF poison. By c1ostent eDG
GIVE attention they were bo;h subsequently,
wy weak anG c3niacd to theif beds. They
N. X; no statements from which anything can
De ga:bcrcG as to the cius,, end appear dsz?a.
II Is unknown how the poison Eaa administered
"actheT the result Of intention or By mistake,
sd in The abscrc, OF suy statements by the
'2'Heg tho town is fuit OF wild rumogs.
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Htckst's SeIf.Rasirg -Four; lis advantages,
IS; sssilg Of sine; certainty Of results; oan b:
baked IL ned;atel5; 40 sal; or yeast powder, On
" Ii!ilo acatcr ceedsG; will keep good longer
tnsu anY o!beI; will not turn souI: yields l6 pet
c o, more bread than other h,u,; will make
aay kiud Of Bread Biscuits or Cakes; put Ut
10 pound aod pourd packages. With f1i tis
r. c ioos for Use. FIR sale ony By
GEO. MCBURNEY & SON.
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POLICE TINS --L5u;sa U.tharsht, colored,
@as e'7,s'cd yesterday fer beiog tluak CD tho
: 'eoa she vas released hi; moTuGg.
Mr jim II, " ikeisoD, discovered OIL
aJyi Soy u:a.cl Charles Jarros s.csliog tobao-
c. ttsGi his GO this mo;niog. He imms-
a:.tc:g E,r2:'Cl Tho boy ard took him to tho
.'aiI0a house. shore &c was loIkod up for ex-
nUniua;l0u.
GcoTsoanaa Noso;i. coloyed. wGs sen! 20 jsil
Iris AFTERNOON !vc being truus and lighting on
ihD NrGtt4.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

>, lie Heather Probabilities. april c. ISL
toC the Nlddl, States, fair yea her, nor,hHes.
!cIiy Winds, shifting to northeast a0i sooihcsst.
q slight rise il Temperature. end 9u,iag he
nigh. falling barometer.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

[. is hslie7e1 tha! Greco, viii yield 10 The
pressure trough: TO bear " The powers ard sc
cert Turkeys lr3p0e.!s EcgnrGilg tho fruuisr.
The troubles between Frazca end Tuois arc
assuming q very threatening attitude. The Boy
ms appealed to the pa;te iar protection from
France.
Par5eli addressed meeting CT lyishmcn at
Iork yesterday on the !ald BIZ. He approvcd
portions OF thu bill. bat contc1dcd that the
l7'ah m 'mbais Ct p: i,mc5: mpss t.y to i'm
p:GvA il.
Mr.. H.a9l4rgt. tic E,gi,h radi,l vas re-
ciCc:cd 81 nlembsr OF the House IT Uomnous
tf1m Northampton on Saturday. 1t IS the 10
ttn!ion OF the conservatives TO prevent Mr..
B:adaugl from taking tic cath.
The trial Of the sssaSSi1s OF tic Gar Mt St.
Petersburg closed Saturday win verde! of
crlItg tnd senEcnna Of death 10. oil BY hang
ing. Sophie Pieoff,ky' sontcoco will b, sub
tnl'ttd to tho CG:r Ter confirmation, btc,uae she
is noble birth.
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HRgpufNGs TO GE DUMPED on THE FLAT;
inc Commissioners 0! tho District of Cc!umb .
&,luraag srpro7cl Of Uhi:t Eosi1cog Wiighi's
liza Of Gua.rg drc3siosG tfCr tho river ou the
ilas. Thc Commissioners. ia u Letter CT the
,Ibj CT, s,a!g tbs: 10 their opinion tie material
TytcrE.d 10 W! ho perfectly hsrmlcss when
used as G Ing On Tee marshes. and tie: il 50
p.2l j; TiI be Of gFca. tooDcm;o!i sdaaGtnzc 10
'G1 na-a! work Ct inpr0Vcmo1t that may be
hereafter undertaken. The 6uupiDg grOuod
ail b both above aad below the Long Bridge;
tha. baiow, fer such niateris! IS VII be tsken
tt3na the Washington channel for the benefit @!
G2Vigatioo, snd that to &c dumped above the
ridge such as will be dradeod from the GGorge-
towG cha5rcl. The method Ct dumping has
30; yet been determined upon.
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COURT MARTIAL ORDERED. "A court mar
~ has been appointed 10 meet at Fcrt Myer
Itxa1dtla county, co Tbursday, The l4:h dsy
Il April, 1881, CT as SOON thereafter as praci.
,,:tle, ior he trial OF Sergeant Theodore Y.
',n Heus2n, signal Corps, u. s. A., aad suoh
oIneV prisoners as may b. brought before it.
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auckland WO0LEN MILrs.-tIr. j. 0.
ly!tr, 10 at es2ik upon The BuckIs1d WooIen
Mills, aud tZ9scs 10 h5v5 them ruouiag by The
lSt Of May.
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HTkSTEE EGG DYES-Rcd, Blue, Yellow.
u Green. Purple ard Scsrlet each col9r il =
sopsrn,c PSF ksge that will dye sl the eggs II
ri, / Of w,tcr will c,va-. The eggs can ba e,!en
without h.rm Price five cents each or tastl
fca ceuts for the sig. Il SIZED re IL aby Id
dra:E on etc.iel OF rrice.
JhhHHY s. CO.,
ALL 70 & 162 klrgs'.
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CHESAPEAKE PRvsTYTERY.-Tho prcsby.
terry Of Chesapeake. which represents Lhe
Churches CT Alexandria, L1uduun, Fsuuuier
Rspp1hsnDces, CulDercr and P,iuon William
G 1uutCs, viii u!:tt At he G5ecnwich Church r
Pncc2 William c1uniy, on Eptii 18Th.
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PslGccss DllsCurouki the widow of tho lato
Gar, !oit St. Petersburg two hours after her
tuShanc ) d,ath Ei;h her tbreo children. Her
tear was lest she would BE- pus into q convcut
and separated from her Children. Her (uluro
IS very sui:lacntl? assured thGro being over
50,UOO.OUO to her credit in Berlin. The last
deposit Of Sc. 0O0,00G vas lodged ia The banks
only thEao week before tho tZ,r terrific death.
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A BIBLE SOLD FOR $S,000.-Ihe cvsnt ci
the sale Of tho Btiniey c,lcc!ioa Of books ell
L:aVltt d &c. 5 auction rooms. il New York,
recently was The sale of Gutenberg Bible
p!i3toi 10 lljO-thc fist b)ck Jr'attd with
movable typc. John Il. Barlei!, whc is boy.
ing iof the Carter RrOSa library. MAIDS The FIST
hld OF s. 900. %hch was run up in bids oil
$500 and $3.50 by BgaytOu Ives and Hamilton
Coils until IS. 600 vas bid. st which fsrr, il
Was knocked doga to hIr. Cole.
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Trc only vegetable remedy kpoHo that is f
perfect GI09a puriHer.-S. S. S.

Stop TUE LEAKS. Tn Roofing. Cutter aad
R1ia Spout. aud eli y ok repaired promptly, b9
STANsBURY & BRo.
The BEST homo manufactured Tin Ware
ard iausaiu,pIsGiog Goods can be tound al
STASsBURY'S CsGttaI Stove House, c9rneE
Kiog apd Washington strests, (McButucy' IS
BuiIding)
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ii,u,d d.. Balls Cough Syrup to b g moat
t # c;uaI remedy, aud fee! sure thst tito most
stubborn cough and c,!d will yielA 10 its healing
iGllcuce, ifrsok 8. Prize, New O:cars. Aug.
G 1873
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MASONRY DENOUNCED A largo crowd Ct
;Han md boys assembled 1t tho corner Of King
";i,i tairlaz streets yesterday afternoon to hear
Free Methodist prca2her. according to notics
given by him the Sunday previous. expose III
sccfc.s Of FreeaasonTT. Es denounced tao or
der aad declared this: i: was o soul-destroy ing
::@sl,lg.'o7, Its mem5o:ahp consisting of Jews,
;aHIcl3. .%vosn keepers, worldly minded preach.
oTs Of the .Go2spcl, drunken ds, &c. &c that i!
Wac crEsn!Z I'd IL tavern in I7l7 by tho Devil
70 coUntcract the Influences of Methodisn
which vas started at the ssme t:mo bv God to
convert Inc word; from that time to This it had
been the thco tf The Church Ho gsve, as ho al.
iSged, the secret ceremonies of tho orGor and pro.
cI"'n I aloud that such secrets wa7o hell born
'o1t;oIn!esa pi; amissi0ns;' secrets that no man
c2u!t Eo"n and 90 90 heaven ; that its rites wero
cc+ththls1, nothing rIoro or les: than "Bsal
Wofsh!p. a!"n7 Ct tho Speakers statements
were received With shouts of laughter. Tho on.
.ot'an'noat .S&s greatly enjoyed and st its cor
&.u.!ea !. ru:t va U!StC for tho tracts Intended
!rr ;r:.!T:an:i"7, Tho crowd supposing they we7s
Hn;i- s:o7;r r@. iading they were headed
IA9 Way Of Ss!vaiiJn," Tho raid tracts were
Gropned quickly, man7 Of those receiving
tn"n! dtc.arirE thss they were not travelling
thHi Way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

NrS. Malone vile Of tho Senator, ia desc Id,
cd IS dGi ii!tlO lady. plsiuly dressed 10 black
silk. She has round, fell face. sleepy blue
eyes aGt and atlk hair, vcro Ia Pompadour.
There Is llt!c animation in her fsce when in 70.
pose, lu, il conversation il lights up pleasantly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

MEETING or Snip YARD DIRECToRs.-A
melting CT the noTy elected Board Of Directors
Of tho Alczsntr!s Mnrino Railway and Ship
building Company WAS held q. ths Office Of the
company in this city this morning. Mr Park
A2pcw was ra elected President Of lha comps
ny, snj Mr.. Fred q. Rogers, Secretary. The
q9a2.i2a Ct supplying mo vacancy caused oy
LHa resignation Cf Nj 9n0daie, the Superin.
to:r,snt OF thr yard. was lCf With ihs Proi Don't.
and j. j. Thought ths. il a. appointment is made
P. all. Mr.. C2ts:, q Comnec.!cr:s now the head
ioi! CT 81 the yard, will IU tho man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

1t Is feared th.t tbs cayly slwa tCtatc, bed
10 Southe!o mayy!an! hsva been destroyed by
the +, cout oli; weather.