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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14

The great success of the Dry Goods House of Messrs. w. B. Hall $ Co.,, in Bridgeport. is a wonderful illustrationof what energy, enter prise and clear foresightedness do. Their opening this season of Ladies Mantles, Saeqnes, Silks, and rich novelties in Dress Goods could compare favorably with the New York houses One great feature of the firm is to offer constant succession of special bar gains next week--the offerings are Black Silks, French Suitings and ready made suits. When in Bridgeport it will pay to visit w. B. Hall & Go.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14

Jim Webster sighed heavily. "What's de matter, Jim ?" asked Uncle Nose, in sym pathizing tone. Il has made up my mind to quit the chicken business Is tired being ar rested and hiring lawyers and habin' folks ask, 'Whars my chickens?' when I passes down on Galveston avenue. 1 am gwine to go inter bizness whar I'll be respected and whar !e police wont neber hodder me no noah" What bizness am dat, Jim?'
 '''amo'lns, r yT~ A E
 Ash -Tonic.-A Perfected Purlfyer of the System. In ttb b'ttes; 75 cents. For Dys- p-psia, the many forms of Liver Complaint, Impure and Impoverished BloOd and Func- ti"nal D'rargenents attendant upon Debility.
 For symptoms indicated hy Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Nausea. Sich Headache, Sour Stomach, Furred Tongue, Drowsiness. Blauch
 ed Lips, Sallow Complexion, Pain It the side or Back, ErnptIons, Depression of Spirits, Irritability and Hysteria. and for Building up the system, Ash Tonic is unquestionabiy the most prompt and energetic remedy yet devis-
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14

IT DoN'T PAY! To sling money away, but inves ed a dollar for b,tlle of Sulphur Bit ters which cured me of Dyspepsia It saved me ten dollars in doctors and druggists bills. - Nachinist, LotoeN, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14
N orthield.

MT. H'race Little is preparing q chart of the Visions of Dai.iel
 The N ,rthfi..ld branch of the Woman's Board of Missions held it's annual meeting, last week. and elected Mrs Geo Bevin Pres- dent, and Mrs A. M Turner, Secretary and Treasurer to anywhere in particular. but the young folks like to go there and have not the least trouble in finding his house Hi oldest son attained his majority, last Friday. and his ymn& friends cane from all directions to of fer their congratulations and enjoy a social evening.
 The fame of II. M Smiths horse power wood saving machine has spread abroad SD as to bring him calls from neighhoring viii lages. When he undertakes to saw a cord of wood, into short stove length in less st than twenty minutes he don't 'bite of more than he can claw
 Our butcher has resumed his summer time table, Mondays Wednesdays and Fri. days
 There will be Fast Day services in both churches at II o'clock, a. m.
 Before this reaches your readers the Gen. ter school should have begun with Mr. E Prndle as teacher. .,. s-E 5~.t.,l-. A basin of hard boiled eggs rent peaceful boarding house, last week. Sadly the board CTS departed, save one who murmurs as he cracks the shells: "rhan hard boiled eggs there's, nothing suits my taste so weli."
 DOMINO
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14

Messrs. Simmons & Son, proprietors of "Oak Hall." B;'ston. having been disappont- ed in not receiving balloons from Paris, France, as promised, will he unable to give balloon ascensions Csdvertsed in this paper) until the last of April or first of May. Boys, be on the lookout for them!
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14

The Starr rubher shop Tn Naugatuck, which has not been used for sixteen vears is now being made ready for the manufacture of gloves. Shall the hand say to the foot, "I have no need of thee ?''
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14
For Rent.

TsOR the coming season, the house of Mrs. D. E. T Bnstwick. corner nf South and East Streets we Il known ss one of the most desirable summe resideD- ces in the village.
 LITcHFRLD, March l4th, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14
For Rent.

Y7OR the summer. the re idence occupied by ths E subscriber on East St.; recently much eniarRed and improved by addition of kitchen. servants rooms two pi zzas, etc. e. A. HICKOx. LrrcHFIEI.p, March 14th, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14

1 by. But the witnesses in this case finally didn't have to go to Litchfield last Thursday. but have a respite of nearly two weeks fol which they are truly thankful. In the mean time they had better hurry on their spring work. 3 % @ s'' @ s@
 W. H. Dougal is employed in painting D. Burnhan's residence.
 For some time past there has been 2 standing order, so to speak. from grand juror D. Meeker to A. H. Wyant to arrest G. O. Hitchcock on complaint of barratry, but Wyant all along has thought Hitchcock toe sick, till Tuesday when he notified the grand juror that on Thursday he should make the arrest The grand juror for some reason went the next day and countermanded the order. On Friday Hitchcock was out. On Saturday he drove to the village as usual.
 On Sunday Rev H. Lancashire preached sermon on the Bible and teu,perance.i In his opinion the wine of the bible was unfer- mented other people have an equal ' strong opinion that il was fermented. Whether it was or was moi will never be proved. and we d mt know as it need be. The temperance meeting Sunday night was very interesting. Miss Lizzie Whttlesey read very able orig inal essay on .'Hintrances to temperance workn DeaconS. ! Averiltalso read an ex- celent original essay. Articles were also read by Miss Lizzie Lemmnn. Mrs s. Cogs VI III, D. Burnllam. John Guhn and E. H. BeardsIey. All in laIlit was pleasant as we'll as an instructive meeting.
 Mrs A. Corning commenced her du- ties Monday morning. as teacher of the vil- lage school. O,ice more she takes up the ferrule and 'pnls on look of thunder, but we do not envy her.
 Howard E. Green. another of our prom ising young men, leaves this week for the far West He goes to' Liichfrld, Illinois, where SO many of New Preston's young men are al- ready located. There is quite a colony of them there -eigh persons in all WeAope he will find the fame and fortune which he seeks.
 Henry w. Beenan. who is in poor health has gone to R " Pierce's, M D., Buff falo N Y, to eek his health We and all his numerous friends hope the doctor will cure him right ID. PEN DRAGON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-16
GFE{T5g 2,
B0LND OF ALDERMEN,

- 2 ca'i@d naclin. Of tho Board Ct alder
m'H, he'd April IS 1897! lHc;a were prcssat:-
:. = Hownbara. c.q, President. snd M2sars.
= Z. Sm2ot, S!cau:s Msrbury and Hlsheili.
= Corn.uii .g;ioI from tho Mayor giving his
reasons ;oc calling the Inee!iae. also copies CT
ccrr"&p5u1on2a brtwscn himself and Messrs. b.
J. H.7ge:s $ SO. or the subj Of tho fer!iIizing
msnd',cl1'T .:ropOsct TO DO started By them was
received SD !t"t, ani on molten the Common
UoGc2!! Vas Invited 20 held joint ccnvaEton
for the Trrpcs, Ct htsrlGg E-. Burgess on the
subject, which ya' agGead TO, auI after tbs
h"aTi hat returned, motion tho following
preamble cid resolutions were adoTtad, viz:
Nhe1oss application Las been ma1e to .he
City Council TOR permission "a establish in this
city !cr!ii'ZIg company. And Whereas we,
aG representative Of the interests Of the city,
bei,Ve i. 10 10 il tho hes! interests CT our cii-
Zea9 30 trccuEsGe, hy legislation or otherwise.
r. : iHo9fment osiDg 10 The establishing in on.
city Q: SucA enterprises therefore be i;
Resolved. 1t, Tina: permission BE- s.. d IL here
bg, Grs.!ot =. j. Burgess % Co. to establish
the!: manUi.ctocy on tho cast side Of Union e.
between Prince aHd Duke. in this city: Pro.
T!ded, however. Inst SUCH m.aulaCtory is not
sd 6cls no. create TusanC3.
&c !. !u?sher r"s0!:ed, Thn. il .i0 event such
meAG'sc:ogy aforesaid proves 10 &c or doe,
become nuisance, i. shall be liable 10 sll tho
Gw; and :&osl;ira provided III such cases, this
resolution 20 the cOatfS7y notwithstanding
o. motion tie b5ar! then Adjourned.
icsi@: JNo. j. Jameson, Clark
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COMMON CnENCIr-

II 3 Cs(.c! meeting Of the Common Council Of
'ha city .: A!czaT.:.7is held Arri 18Th, 1881,
tht'e were p:5:ent: JamIs 7. Ecckhan'. ESQ.,,
itCsideI. sid Iic.sfH. Moorc harmon. Her.
be':, Eo~aad, Rice, Brodo'F, Eichterg, Smith,
ncusisfs, u Lean and Javna.
GA tho motion o! Mr., Mclean. tho BasTd Of
A!deTnop we're invited t. raeet this Board In
joint scs. lon To- The purpose hearing the stale,
ms:t 1t Nh Eursc5a o2o Of tho fru proposing
t. r,tab ii? faFtiii2:ps snusc.ory in this city,
ena to i1vit:,.o:: being accepted, and thu two
boards u.lGg !" joint C0ave.tiua ssscmb led,
IL. hurS@ss uYoN invitation made his Statement.
- 20 trc proposed ccio7pi .. End tho Joint con-
von,i0m ia Z di:soiSrd,
4 communication from tho Mayor, with &
letter f;on 3. j. U2rgcss s 90. sud accompany.
lr2 resolution, relating TO The establishment CT
io!!;% n Iusnusc.ofy in this city by the said
:. =. Burgess s. Co w!s received from tho
B1:rt q h'GaFwc n AID Their seton thereon
C>Gtu1rpi il.
Tbs DnSri lhan adjourned.
Taste: JAMES L. CATION, Clerk.
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LOCAL BRETIIIE!E.

l;5g. h!7. PcaEc, s!drts:ol tbs Alezsn Ria
EGfa!m CiGb Ia;i night.
Fish sod al F>hioEn to ;aj IS fJlo 10
ShaA SIG, hGr!:cS I'll to SIP.
'i'G0 Clerk nF lac School B,srd will b, ct bis
o;!iaa g: Peabody Raicils o. Tcssiay iostcsd
CT E.stor hoa5sy 20 ia&a3 p:lm!s. g.,
NJ. J. D.ic!as having been presented With o
fac ocy SCo&a9 las. the usual Hcb.eu Gre
m1Ey ~i'Ih' neid to [? orroV, d. P!.oas, OF
Was;:n2f0r, 0iiciAt!og.
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TIE FERTILIZER MANUFaCroRY. The ti Y
J0uGc having lsst Digit eJa1tei " nssr3. i
j, burgess & Go. perm!s:ica 70 establish their
'CTil'23r mauut2c.orq ii tGij cts. tho fin, this
noTolGg purchased If0u Mcss!s Gtoon Il WIS.,,
Isa estate a&eEt1 and auo i2occgs. tho waio
4 Cs2 or Uol0n street. bot~con Piicca scd
'-kc, fG3oIcg back 10 tia WHAT bel0r 81 & 10
re estate o. tic lac Robert Il. Miller, End
pl.t coImaaoo next week fit.irs Up tho cstab-
.!s5Gl II, tho maolioer7 fer whcn IS already
n IL Tsy here. Tho maCu'sc org WI be
oD'rrd 1baut he Gtst OF May. aod ~ lhc first
81 jay il will DO nudcr !ll. cpcraiijos. Mr.
Bag s., WAC has already opened an five 10
,1li ciY, 5 atcs th2t lss' yenr The fi!m msGu-
i.c u'sd 4 600 logs Of Their lo.ti!iz r. cad ems
I.ayoi tGiHeao 6'y ani SKY hagd: ;bat this
year thy iateod 10 maGut.c.Uro in this city
s9tO 'cns, Which. Ct curse, vii. psc s5jslc
ne en- yment Of cv2n larger le:c, tiiaa
Let o. at ycsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-16

PURSUANT TO a DECREE rep6orot 81
= me November torn. 1872. Of tho Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county in tie suit OF Lewis
Johnson Vs. +. ". holelspd, Sc, the under.
on MONDAY, April 18Th. 1881, (CJurt day. al
- O'clock 10. will soil at public auction, before
lac door OF Fairfax Court House, ihs! certain
IkACf OF LAND, belonging to the defend
Vienns TO LcwinsviIe, known as Tho "0LD
COURT HOUSE" TKACT. Aad containing
II IS lLO scres mo:c or less. Said land is ia =
gcod nei2hborhcod, hu! is improved By CON.
&c, &c.
Terms o. Sale: Cash enough 20 pa- costs Of
SUIT end ezpenses OF sale; tho residue in ,hrae
equal annual instslmen!s. TO be occurred by tha
NOES of tho purchaser, with approved pe!sons
security, hostl2g Interest and data from day OF
sale, and title 50 10 reisined till The last payment
IL maze. TEOS. MOORE
mnl9-"4H Commissioner Of Sale.
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ZEE 4 AEKgT-Ths market this nornilg was
better supplied with vegetables and ether pro-
visions than i, hiss been for suGcral Saturdays
past 4 la:Gc number CT buyers wero present,
aId :asny who have toan going on g short al
lowance during Tic Lan!en season, new drawing
10 c.os", viii eIjoT for tn, fiat timo for forty
dsjs a good hesr:v dinner. Prices remained
unchanged, except f,r fab, which cold rs fol.
'owS: hasd ZOaSJc per pair; herring PIC per doz;
rock &c per 5GLch; white perch l5,35c Ger
tu.ch
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ca ~ EsEEeAE'

: EESPNCTFULLY snnouuca myself csn.
3 tijsto lot the Msycr.lIy subjlc. to the Dc.
c!sion q tho primary election to DO hsd on the
l1th OF NAY next. And promise, il e!ec:od, to do
everything II E1g poaer &c promote mo weifsIe
OF the ci!g.
splt-in.s i. i. BOWMAN.
3 GARD - ;'ol ha ci::Z,ns CT Fairfax county.
- =: tue instance OF many friends hereby
annoEnc! myself candidate for the oilics CT
! r:qaast The hearty C, operation of my friends
in the different psf.; OF the county aad If elected
shsli endsavo- 10 perform the duties of the office
III ss.!l.att1rg manner.
Respectfully submitted,
ayi2-,o NAIH'L. +. CROSS.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMs-Servic;s opg.op.iato to
Holy Saturday" the blessings CT the loot, the
IKE. acd tho Ps:ctsi camille, wtre helI in 81.
Msry's Utu:ca, 10 aay.
R3r. Mr.. Poarco ~ii les7c his city fox !,i4
ae':s t3!d Of aa;r in b.!,:mo7a utSt week. Hs
vii deliver his farewell sIm53. which will in
9iuto bis i3Tcwti! 10 Tho Atexeuisia R:io.m
y u to- n a,,oS ciuht,
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= MARTHA WASHINGTON TEA PARTY The
lscies 0; the ". q. 7. U. intend to servo lunches
and Lea q: tho hall Of the Reform Club on Mon
day and Hedass5ay nights next, from 10 II
o'c.ccs under the nsme OF q Martha Washing
ton lea party. II choice supper aId general
re.so.h1Ecnls vii! ba s2rveI IL reasonable rates
to iadislluGls 10 gentleman with ladies. CT -
lGMI!!e!. and g geGeroGs EatICnsga is snliclai
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Ntckst's Self. Rs!sifg -Four; lis algautsgts,
a.; ssyltg Of time; c.rtaloly OF results; Gan b.
baked Immediately; 70 sal: OF ycest poad9r. en-.
y : little rater needed; will keep good logger
tnan 10y Other VIII cot turn sour: yields l6 per
CIT inO:e bread than other h)ur; will make
any kind Of Bread. Biscuits or Cates rus up
10 3 pound ayd rourd packages with full dis
C i2as lyr nsa. E,r sale only By
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-16

Il.oL!ca lTEMs-Iayor Smith presided :,
npal;l hratGlagtrIs tb5 noruirg. and SD;
Oscar hlllbarn to i.Il tc set sobar.
Il c1o!ea man, 10 default Of The pay
nert o. s. for bcioa drutk &C the streets,
and EroakIug the window Ct hous, 90 King
s:te2t. occ1pisd By : coIo.eG Wo:aar nam;d 3 H.,
|as sen. 20 jail.
s.vcn !c1se's we're at the station house las.
night,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDs.

n CARD-It should DO generally known that
IA persons so unfortunate ss 70 lose orc or
more Of their tooth mood not wait weeks and
months for artificial suba!itutes aud endure in
convenience. diasgreostls changes in voice, "a
cisl expression, &C.. but may have artificial
teeth made before and inserted Immediately Of
ter extraction Of their natural tooth. By this
mode better adaptation, & moro pleasant ex.
preston and nearer approach toward prescrv-
ing the natural harmony Of the features are go
cured and very much oftho pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to use teeth arc nlso
svolded. have prscLiced This mode successfully
for seven years, and having introduced il here
would DO glad to refer any one interested 10 ua
tients who know oft from experience In treating
the natural teeth my object is to preserve ovary
one that time, patience and modern methods Of
treatment can save. The use Of arsenic in a.
s!roying exposed nerves is condemned By tina
more enlightened of tho dental profession On
account o. Its turning teeth dark, inducing ab
scess and finally the loss Of the teeth. Tho nervo
| pulp, which is the sourca CT lilo to tho toCtb,
should always be treated when exposed, with 4
view to its restoration to health. uao no cheG',
alloys for filling; my foes ere mCcl less thar aro
usually charged for the Same class OF work.
Gold Hlling from Sl50 up; othcr work st pro-
portionately low rates.
w. DONNALLY, D. y. s.,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ. of Michigan.
ONCE: Washington street. I'd door from 8. e.
corner King. Sr4-3m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ACCAI NhIIEAS,
..racu SERVICES, &C., TO MoRaow,-
(fus, Church. -ComDuai7 aoG ao:Y;,e It II
q. II, ~ Rev. c. Walker, d. D. No a.r7i,s 8.
a,-ai.
s.. R2uTs Church. -CJnmuGca ard s.r7;ca
a.. Il :. N. by Rev. Di. ! ortou. Sunday S:hoo!
cE5g,tOa a t =. n. aod address bg j. B.l:-
un Hay, ;a;o L. S. C2asui in syria.
GrGce ChGrch. NJ oyniag Prayer aod Li!aGy
r.. a. II. Service and c9mmucian st ! l a. N.
sunday School celebration i! jp. Il. S2rsc]
q. 1.IJ =. n.
s.. .M@y's NmcA.--scr,ic, ct II 9. u.
I'D s2F1Oa by Rev. Fisher Wlyto Ncs2crs
II p, II.
EuH HeslWeriam Church Service at II a.
&C. aad 3:l5 0. ~. by hs7. j. w. Ch;ckc:iug, j..
Sc3ni Presbyterian Chuch-Sc1vico 1t IL
:. ~. sot u. III. b9 Rev. W1,. Diowiddic.
LH0a Presbyterian CAWch S?nagogu., on
Wa,htnGton Street. No service.
-l2'h. Fps Gturcit a: | g. g.. aud
1.-p? y. 70. by Rev. ~. Iea;as. SuedaY soho;l
8.3 r. 81.
.N'b E.p!s. CHurcA ,S3mA-so,.ic, st l. O.
n. ssd ~ D. m By Rev. j. y. ke7a
.Htd. It0t Ciurch-Ssrr.c. 81 IL &. II. 81 i
1:iJ 7. 81 ~ K.v. :. y rTcawig.
free NG7h0diS. Chuca -Scryico at I:3) p.
a. oy hay j {. 1!,ba.l
Baptat Cj!Urch-Sots!5; =: II {. II and
., Ill. by Rc7. ~. Pack.
German L'HtcrGa Church Service ST 3.
n 10 +, = isn. by Eay. h,r. ScAaiicr,
(onn1 .lGR's Ltritf1a 4 s37ciiqti7l. -Sory:co
%, s12g AID prayer - !ha IS: Pres. Chu.oh at
IL. ~. Jail. ~ &. !. T.. Alma J;ous, at %.30
?. IL,
%. nc h%.'.!Tr ItGDIDtS|tS APP" - ISL
s ti.S"- $50 ""!'i.;,
r;.7s
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'.'''a' i.'' S'''iss' u al TO- c.Cl;n2a T!li .;
Il; o. '.s = afnto2.i1.S |! me c.y II -.
- 80 1',''SIi"t' - G'c-''' '"t Se!fi'-F
~ l-->''-' ~. - y; y IL
49, C'o:'"' -" eI'''. c-G'!'i!2s
-. H.'*'''1"' ''is' l. W. iGfc.'''
.'l" '"''oo aIu ; 4i72.s
,;.L, 49,, 49,. c!'.' u%I'
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-. p.,.:-....,.. ..,o;.:, Al. !, =
49,. .,' . IL. Iii: l,.t...,,
-: 49,. I,:..i' 60. 49,, -. ,;..
- =. l. ''."' $780, "i' Fhi. 'n2
.'l' '-.--. ''' lh' ""o"-
10. - Zee u; &c "aI!e ''S'!s
~ -, III - I;::!': o2'
'~'V'.-... - ,I,'s|'',' ~ "a - i;aAaG:ts
:, - - - ,'~''r'' iu"nII" - >. : 10 - "
80 - ~ lux; onIiI'pij,
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&ALs OF \ VALUABLE FARM AT
~ o5NIkEYlLhE. FAIRFAX COUNTY,
G.s:-iursuan! TO & decree Of the Circuit Gear,
o: FsIr!4I county. rendered. ST its Lu.e term,
ieo y; Ia The suit OF To9t'o Liviogs;oa s o. W.
j. ". Lear, inc undersigned. Commissioners,
VIII oiieI at public sale, on MONDAY, tho 18th
cay OF April, 1881, Ccu.ty Cour. day &. Fairfax
u Il, Va st noon, tho highly Improved snd
attractive FAEki; now in ths possession Of MIR.
Dear, c?n!sining 1851 acres. The fsrm is 5osu-
!itQlly si!uatad; the mansion house il wi!hia tie
village and elieibly situated, in full view of the
Blue Eidgo mountains. The e1d is highly in
proved, and has, in addition % Other out-buld-
ln2s an attractive barn.
Terms of Sale: So much IN hard az will rsy
CO.'S and expenses Of salo; III, 7sgituo in three
equal Payments st six, twe!yG and eighteen
months, with interest from tho day OF sa;o, and
Te:ontion Of tile until paid.
This farm may be purchased 1T private ssle
until April Court. snd Ar. Dosr, who resides
upeH the farm. will tsi;o pleasure in shoHing il,
c {: :: I52 oaEA:as, oonn'ss.
mhlS-2sWls
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railroad 1t Qlaatico tsic, daily, ezo.p. Sun
JAYS y, ouadsy The boa. conneos oaIy with
tio traic leaving Riohmoad Of 5 2. Il,
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Djs', daa5,--S. s. s. cures all impurities =
il loaicr IL: 81 how G1g standing.
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4 ECEH5sE EAEEG.
BY CNeal s. Lucas, Auc.icuea.s,

~ " - c"t ~ AGGas, -sNcsiGGrG.S.
z .ARGR AND tMPOEraET saI.r ou
:s ~ LADlkS AND GENTS NEW kNp
SEG,'N p,HAND GE0THIEG. WATCHSS
U ~, P!STOLS. JEWELKY, sc. q, H.
E 3; " COENER OF KIEG AN i FAlHFaX
WI Dc ;o'd al public auction a: tho n W
c3ingr o. d rs sad Fsirfsx streets. en- TUES
Ds :. rri io.h, ct 10 O'clock a N and 7pm,
ana ,coatilqGd irou day TO dsy until the entire
i y Is soid, large and attractive PAWN.
BEOhhkS STOCK of L ldiss' aud Gents new
aEd second. hand Clo;ains, Hats, Boats and
sEoea, Wsich:s, Jewelry, Uans, Pistols, Nusi.
Gsl i1Etruncnts, &C &c, consisting in part Of
t FaI suts5 Coa:s Pants. Vees, Dress Goats
Iamas, Ladies Fias Dresses. f.sdica snd Giants
Jhn .xI' goss Cothiag. Q:ii.s, Comforts,
- esW!5, and many many o,hGr Articles TOO numerous
70 mention. The attention CT taa t.nIe and tho
pubic centrally is respectfully called to this
shie. ss tto ttoc!: consists OF really i;sl-cIass
Sood,a, Deing ito.n the woil.klow Pawnbroger
|. Hetzog, OF Washington Aha largest and
pes! seecied stock ever cEogod Il. auction in This
nplG-3; W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-16

trSGRAI. CT THE LATE WV. IRWIN Tbs
!a-c-s Of Mr.. VIM. IL. I7Sia. whusg death aas
}.Hoo-c,d Thursday last, toak Il1c, % Isy
ION tis 'otc residence on Priro, S r:ct, aat
vas VA Ia'g.ly s.t2odcd, R,v. Mc. Saee. Ct
ChrIs. lEuIc1, oifioatc5. The deceased vas
0;t1 DO wsf shppia; merchant en- III,
Thst, End trad:d extensively vi h tho W>s,
552t! :, nrd South Americ,. DARN, the wGr
he scr7eG 10 The CGafedere;o service IS OAR
!'In2s cT, frs! at Cipeper ard then Al Cha.-
!3uts7i!a,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-07
1881


of more than two hundred, to be determined by the
returns OF the county commissioners, provided by
section fortysx of chapter three of the revised stat
utes and state valuation of forty thousand dollars,
and needing relief, shall be under the of the
assessors of such plantations, and the duties and
shall be the same in every respect of the
poor in towns have, in like cases; and such plan
and raise all necessary sums of money to defraY the
expense incurred in the care of such persons; and
when relief shall be provided, the plantations SO
furnishing it, are entitled to the same remedies
against the towns Of their settlement, that towns
would have in like But the provisions of this
law shall not extend to, affect the existing laws
concerning called state paupers paupers settle
mentS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-28
PERSONAL.

Buy your shirts at Mays. 1861
DR.. Donohue has removed his office
to 100 Main street. 46
w. A. Wheatley offers fresh hemes
o-day. See him.
DR.. Arthur X, Taylor, formerly Of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1851
w. A. Casey, late of 0ttenheimer
& Schwartz, can now be found at l.
Goldsmith & Bros, 34S Main.
Colonel Jacob Frolich, Secretary q
State for Arkansaw, and Major W. &.
Woodruff, of Little Rock, are in the
city to day, and leave for home this
evening.
Colonel D. c. Slaughter, Of this
county, has accepted the State agency
in Arkansaw for the Southwestern
Benefit Guild, and leaves this evening
for Little Rock. His headquarters
will be in that city, but he will travel
to various points. We commend him
as a gentleman in every sense, and
worthy of the highest confidence. The
Guild is fortunate in securing the ser
vices Of such a live, reliable agent.