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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

When William, the stout Duke Of Bur.
gundy, saw his fair and Lsughty cousin
the Princes. Matilda, riding by. he was In
stantly smitten with the pangs Of love
But Matilda, like true woman, refused TO
accept the homage Of the eye. When the
bold wooer rushed forward and kissed her
before the whole train-she was won. His
tory Is full Of instances Of the conquering
proves Of the kiss. When Walter Releish
received back his soiled jacket from the
cspricious Queen, the kiss implanted on
the spot where her foot rested gained him
the favor that years Of signing and deyo-
ton had not won the proud and handsome
Leicester. When the poor student in M
remberg fell on his knees and avowed 10
roya Prices that he had wsesred with
his companions that she would ki.s him
in the public place, the guerdon Of his ie-
n'erity was the presentation Of this royal
Gretchen's rosy lip- and the smack re-
sounded in the ears Of the whole corps Of
s'uPefed young reprobstes. II is depriv.
Ing won anhood OF hall It's Joy and eli its
mastery to remit the kiss. Il should be
taught to boys with their first pistol. IL
should be made the subject Of prizes at
schools. Mothers should encourage il,
daughters should practice it-on their
broi hen-snd no man should be consider |
: 4 eligible who cannot kiss In all the moods |
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

TnE RAGS o. A NArIos.-A Chicago
rag-dealeF estimates that each Of the 50.-
O0O. 900 people Of the United States dis
cards an average Of i've pounds Of cloth
ing annually, which makes 10000, 900
pounds for the whole. Then, he says, there
are the tailoring establishments. big and
little. whose cuttings are not much less in
quantity in the aggregate than the cast OF
clothes OF the nation at large. While their
quality as rags Is much superior Then
there are earpsts, and bedding, and cur
iains, and other domestic articles VI cloth
Of some kind. which makes up a goodly
bulk in the course Of ayear. The differ
ent articles combined make up another
$50 200. 900 pounds Of cloth material. which
eventually finds ia way into the rssman's
bale. Ills estimate 10 that 100 carloads VI
rags enter aud leave Chicago daily.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Niagara haekmen are unreformed. I hey
will convey a visitor all over the place
for twenty-five cents this year, but will e1.
pose him to the numerous cstchpenny en.
tortions, sharing with the swindlers in the
spoils. "The sellers Of Souvenirs" says 1
correspondent. show you bits OF jewelry
moulded Of a translucent artificial paste
and look you straight in the eyes Will.
they tell you that the material Of which
the tripkets are made Is solidiied foam
from the cataract and that il is carved into
its various shapes by members Of the locs
Indian tribes. They will exhibit rock
crystals which do not belong to any geolog
zeal formation visible within a hundred
miles Of here. and descant upon the peril
to which a young Indian brave exposed
himself in climbing precipiee almost un
der the falls to chip these particular spec
linens off,"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26
Cured OF DrimkSas.

"A young friend Of mine was cured Of
an Unsuitable thirs, for liquor, which had
40 Frustrated him tina, he Was unable TO Dc
any business. lie Was entirely cured By
the use Of Hop Bitiers. IL allayed all
that burning thirst, took away the Apo
lite for liquor, made his nerves steady, and
he ha. remained a sober and steady mai
for more than two years, and has no de
sire 10 return 10 his cup. know Of I
number VI others that have been cured o.
drinking by iL"-from a leading X. X
Ohicisl Chicsso. IN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26
nereAans.. Mead Thls.

To those subject to Ills incident to the
VIBRATIONS Of business life, dyspepsia and a
feeling Of debility and fre,fulness. We say,
without equivoeation, take Simmons Ly-
CT Regulator. This remedy is unsqualled
Ia the cure Of piles, constipation, bad
breath, sick headache and bilious com
plainta The Regulator is tree from any
injurious mercurial substance; not diza'
grseabls; can be taken at any time without
interfering with business or pleasure. II
Il gentle, safe aud good dige-ier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

docs Il, after all, pay to be hone-,'" a
disappointed young man writes. No, my
son, not II you are honest for pay. il does
nj. Not II you are honest merely because
you think II will pay; not II you are honest
only because you are afraid to be a rogue;
indeed, my dear boy, il does not pay to be
honest that way. II you cant be honest
because you hate lie and scorn mean
action; II you cant be honest from princi-
pie. be q rascal; that's what you are intend.
cd for, and you'll probably succeed at II.
But you can, make anybody believe in
honesty that ia bought and sold like mer-
chandise. Il Burlington IIswkeye.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

A BOYS BARGAIs.-In a Newburyport
Mas family where there are two boys
one Of them brought home worthless cur,
to the disgust Of the rest Of the family,
Al last the older sister offered him half a
dollar II he would give the dog away. lIs
assented aud poeketsd the coin. When
night came. prompted by curiosity, shs
asked the little fellow to whom he had
given his dog. and Was told with charm
ing nAivsis, "0h, I've given him TO IN,
bfother.n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

II il the will Of God that we should in
everything make our requests known 10
him by prayer and supplication; not to
inform or move him, but to qualify our
selves for the mercy. The waterman in
the boat, that with the hook takes hold Of
the shore, doth not thereby pull the shore
to the boat, but the boat to the shore; so
in prayer we do not draw the mercy to
ourselves, but ourselves to the mercy
Matthew Henry.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26
Icrn smart GlrI.

away am lite nosquiiosi dear,
rhai you have killed ?" he sighed,
"feeau.c YOU won't - hum, ieaf,"
The sleepy maid replied.
'rhst isn't u please ify once mafe.
"weii. then. you're iihe," she.
Nu-qulics. Gr they always lore"
"You'fe ~ronr again" aid BE-.
"Recau.e they eoae round every nlshi,
AID are . nuisancc, too ~
"Oh, no. NY love the reason fight
L. that am msshsd on you,
awhst docs that mean p" she nteii while b
Espialasi. she Eently ooaghsd.
"oh. nov, I understand" laughed she
nYou're mashed because your soii ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

ado you love me, sweet 4? ?" was the wall
he wole, as he pressed her close to bis
hearts vii Il ihrobbing; "doss loves fierce
tide irrigaie your soul Is your heart
with mine simultsne ously bobbingg" Her
soulful eyes flew up to his face, and pierced
his own with their lovely glitter; then
soft she murmured with witehing grace
ado love you John? Well, should
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26
A.sa Dickersss's Thriiiisg Adrea.
fure.


In the early part Of Miss Anna Decker
sons career she met lady in travelling,
who proved very congenial and invited
her her 10 visit her at an elegant residence
on the suburbs Of large city. The inyi-
tation Was accepted and Miss DiekeIson,
being much fatigued on the evening Of
her arrival, retired early. Soon she heard
the clashing Of chains seemingly in the
room with her. At first she thought she
must be nervous, aud tried to sleep, but
tired natures sweet resiorer" Was wooed
In vain. Soon the noise was heard again
and suddenly she felt the presence II hu.
man being very near her-eysn on the bed
where she lay-and also felt an icy-eold
chain pressed against her. Springing from
the bed she ran screaming from the hall,
where she was met by the lady whose
guest she WAS and fell fainling a, her feet.
Tue intruder Was the insane husband Of
Miss Diekinsons hostess, who had escaped
from his room aud keeper. and the chains
were light chains about his hands, winch
we're used 10 keep him from ipjuring him
self. Miss Dickinso had not been iniorm-
ed that such person existed, yet had been
ASST snsd Ioou Ia the same portion u the
house he occupied.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

I'D laugh II | should fall and break
my neck jesiingly remarked james Ma
loney, Of Trappan, n. u, while in the
act of descending from tall pear tree.
rM next moment he lay upon the
ground with his neck broken. But he
didn't laugh. What Internal liars some
men are.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Strange impertinences Pastor; "Yes
Mrs. Brown. Taking into consideration
the fact that the Smiths hardly ever pay
their pew rents il is strangely bad taste on
their part to sing SO londly and throw
JUNCTION into their prayers" Mira BIown;
quite too terribly shocking"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

MEAcHAM, THE WEArnER-PRornEr.-
We hsvs arranged to give our readers
rslisble weather news in the future. At
present il Is warm; in fact. we might say 1t
is hot, aud We predict that there will be
some more hot days in the future. About
the middle Of October there will be a
change to cooler weather. followed BY
frost and possibly some snow in November.
December will be a Winter month. There
will 10 some wind. and also some rain and
snow. Christmas, as usual, will come on
the 18th Of December. ID uring Christ
mas week We will have more or less
weather The year will end at midnight,
December Sist. Paste these predictions
in your hat, and see II We are not as good
prophet as Vennor or Tice.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26
COgRr Of APPESLs.
Docket SsrMe sfh District -sepfem.
her Tereu

Der Term.
The Court will convene on the 9Th ds,
Of September, on which day will he hear,
the appeal in the cases Of Commonwealth
w. Russell, and same W.. simrall, Boyle.
THIRTEENTH pAY-ocr. I.
lGs. Ashbrook, NC, Va Cofiey, Russell
lGs. Davenport, &c, vs.. Crisp. &C., Russell
l7O. Burdett, rec'r, We. Caldwell, lincoln
III. Brown vs.. Carpenters exr., Lincoln
LIZ. Miller, &c, W. National Bank Of Ian.
caster. SC, Lincoln.
l73. Hayden vs.. Hart, &c, Lincoln.
IA. Powell vs.. Gray, Boyle.
l75. Jackmsn, &C vs.. Gartin. &c, Boyle.
i76 Hudson, &c, vs.. L. 4 n. r. X. Co.,
Boyle.
liz. Farmers National Bank OF Stanford,
SC, vs. National Bank Of Lancaster
&c, Garrard.
l7s. Brown, Sc, vs.. Kerby, Garrard.
l79. Stephens vs.. Ksrby, Gsrrsrd.
$50. spith 4 Ross, SC, vs. Brogle's admir-
&c, Gsrrard.
1871. Linvilie. sc, vs.. Roberts, Rockcastle
Following il the argument docket for
same district:
NOVEMBER 1.
National Bank Of stanford vs.. Reid, &c
Boyle.
Prather's Assignee vs.. Prather, Boyle.
Spraggins W.. Russell, &C., Lincoln.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

"why. old fellow, ] thought you were
dead long ago" he exclaimed, grasping his
friends hand and shaking it with an en-
thusiasm that almost brought tears to his
eyes. "No, not dead" he responded, calm
ly. 81 expected to be. but divorce court
interviewed in time to save me-"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Ayers Ague Cure has saved thousands
Of lives in the malarial districts Of this
and other countries. II is warranted =
certain and speedy remedy, and fires from
all harmful Ingredients.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

One Of the features Of the Atlanta Cot
ton Exposition will be the manufacture Of
suit Of clothes from raw cotton in tween
ty-iour hours. The cotton will be picked.
ginned. spun. dyed, woven and made into
a suit OF clothes for Senator Brown in one
day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

MurILArED CoIss.-Coins In which
holes have been punched will no lonseI
be taken or given out by the banks. The
government has fixed the following value
upon such coins; Dollars, 65 cents; hal
dollars. IS cents; quarters 10 cents dimes
Q cents. business men will govern them
selves aocordingly.-[ Hinton Herald.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

II Gen. Garfield should recover and
Mrs. Garfield refuse to accept the purse Of
$780, 900, how would il do 10 give Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln thirty-fye or forty cents
Of it,-lOil City Derrick.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Dan Rice, the clown, married Penn
sylvania desson's daughter. but the union
Of church and circus WAS not happy. and
the wife il suing for a divorce.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

The female legs at Long Branch are 80
thin that sharks are either starving 10
death or going 10 the poor-houss.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

Ia 1852 the United State. produced only
2,Oo0. 900 tons VI coal, while last year about
20, 0O0, 00o tons were produced,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

In Tuition. prices range fson Va 70 so IA 10
regular i,sps.is.s.,s rl,@s,l. ~ is.s'~sa'@''
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

with one Manual with two Manuals and Pea containing the mos
ufn, powerful and useful combinations ever nrosurei
In reed Instruments. '
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-26

FoI full particulars. - " board, se., sddrsss
nns. =. q. T8pEn EAST. rvsssipss
stan ssd. Lincoln Co. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08
alexandria Gazette and Virginia advertiser

ARREST or An LEGENDARY. Tha;slsy
i'S,' Is i0 nroned in Saturdays Gazette, the
t1ro q Mr. Mslk Ilusg. in Fairisx c3uat7. o
snort dIstsnce from this city, vas destroyed BY
IRE, together with al its contents. Previous
TO tbs destruction Ct tie barn several iccat-
diary attewna had be@n mad, 10 b1iu NJ.
ouug IeGi eac,. After the FIRE Of Thursday
lest. cnlc72d |onsa living with Ter hrsbaud
at Mf. Ioucgs house vas arrested on suspi-
cloo OF oeiog tho guilty party. snd 40 txanios
nation heiira justice resulted 10 her c,nmi;
Eient to Jail for Cour:. At the examination
the womsn coGf,s'od thst sh- vas gni'y of not
oaly tho attempts to FIRE Mr.. Youae's rssid ,Dca,
tu: shat she had set fire 10 the barn. Her
oniy oti:o. in dositicg tho destruction OF tho
nropar:y vas 10 get her husband to leave hlr,
Gu5gs sai7;c1.
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Holiday Goods.

We bava for his snsscI.' $ tra1o enc 0! ths noEt
extensive stocks OF goods in our line ever brought
10 thistei;y. Thich VIC Cfsr ~ p ices ih.t cannot
fail TO give ssiisfscii>n.
Our lne of BASKETS ia full and complete.
and We have then from small ones Ut s c .nts 10
the most elegant WORK STANDS.
Nothing can BE- moro acceptable SO = present
than some useful HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE.
Cur s!ock il this line il con- pe.o.
JAPANESE GOODS. consisting ia part Of
TIA " OF Sill s;zsa, Glove AID ether i'o1es,
Cruub Trsys srd BRUSHES OF new de.iaag ii. O
q largo lot Of Straw Toys a. csnt5
WOODEN WALL POCKETS, handsomely
cscorated; chUice aelection Ci Tile Tea Pot
Stands and Vases Match Boxes IL Swiss Cary
Ing and German Terra Gotta. and q full line Of
o.ber goods too humorous TO met tiop. We with
sll 10 call and examine tIlc OK ard pricas be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. /. is no trouble TO
show our goods, nnd they are al! markei in plain
fgu7cs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

y NEW ESIERrRISE. - ir F:aDk II. Gath
c'rt ss!s h. 'Xgccs shortly to comm, cna he
erection hfra at iir2a machine shop "a? tie
miru'sct47G ct the r;ta'y crgine al uhica he
Is the iavea'o7. III. E:i-or, vita Is ncco;-
sung i0E tbo u.s. q the cngl5a 10 oc5n;a.icn
with Els ei:o:;iH HIGHT, vii, i IS ssi5. accjG.-
panied By CHER gantismon io!c!csifd. visit
MS cry III shont ;hioy d.y3 ter TIC ru-
pose O. cot!-n'"g win ~. C,'tnavt. Iu regard
- In" mH;ieF. l. '':c mA5tino shoD is erected
Mr. Inthaati, "ho IS now 'ypoim otlDg With
h's orRife ID cinnaclOa H!tii tins electric light
- Hsshnz'np. e9n.c!7 to nak, Alexandria as
las: thr Soul bern depot for no. only the
eeasioes' blt Tor ether Inventions Tor which he
has sacnTsi patents
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almost Young Again

~ matftr wss afflicted long tma with
HeuraiGie a: j q dull, hosvy n,ctiva Condition
ti1g. and VS. allnus. helplo:s. NJ physicians
or :!"!icia2s did her aLy good. Trrea months
ago "a" tagen 10 uso Hop Bi;teri. with such
600! ii ct ihht enc SCENE SID fees ouag grin,
.ittonsh ever 20 ye.rs old. We think ihoro is
10 ctrer ntci3iua li to usn in tho family A
adv in TrovideaCe, T. -.TournnL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

Police NoTfs. 1T the absence Of tho hlaJor,
r. f. DJTnbsm, esq, president oftte Bls,d
Of A.dernao. presided q: polc, headquarters
tbs murong, aod ordered tramp nantd
Smith, !or drunkenness on the streets, cut ct
he ciiy.
Tho CASES sgainaS ohm Wasbiogttn snd
F'ank Cooper, both ooIored, charged with
thEo aing clones at the house tf Page Lomsx,
AL, cJiorcd, 10 The First Ward, Dear ZION
Cbu ch wtr, continued ill Ic- MORROW morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

CHOICE HOLIDAY GOODS AT FRENCH S.
There Is probably 40 more attractive place OF
hu,I0osa 10 ppy city than the very handsome
Blak-i!9ro OF G!o. +. French, Mes. % and 95
Mug G:rto:. IA examination OF his etoCE Of
Holiday goods will convince tho most skeplosl
thot for tichucss Of d sligo sad exquisite fIlJh
his stock Will lnpi:o mGat iavotaD!y with 10y
n the c1untEy. ihe exhibition of LSdies'
Sa!chs,s. 10 the finest Pushes and Salin, is
q vtr7 attractive ONE. Every shade of color
Is REPRESENTED. Tho styles uoiquo. The dsc.-
ra!inns vary handsome.
Ajr. FietGl'a W.-SNoHa specially IGna
leather goods c0utiac beauty and iGry 10 d
degree rarely seer. Work lCye9. Gcvs SID
Isa0aaIchiai s2is. P1rttm oaaaics. Catd Css.p
ScaaE Cass, Comhias'icn sets. l.attcr Css.s
chd nl17 n2veli,s IL Russia ard Fioona
srhth,r ED Sltl0, hand p:!0ed, snd richly
tm5it!dcte:. a:e tlo%,1t goods tor Christmas
presents.
y vesy atrscsa lao OF goods FOR hodsy
n:es:n!s IS lnldc up ii Ornamental luk-ssods,
N.rl Receivers, Bcqlet Holders, Paper
Nugt!s. Pspcr Gutter, sirg'y aud 10 comhi
Gr, s. vsr!stY OF dca:G:s snd beautifully til~
lsi.d.
The m1s: tiohly d'cnacl Work Baskets.
as!ia l,ucj stple. ut imported very u3l-
70! and Ornamental
t}a'te Eex ara "a ialt 9:n' ell Fdlio:; tho
dt-f&ns ere ql.ilt aar beaEli!u ly carved out.
i rs p'o;tg srtUia Zoe presents.
jho assortment Of Wriiog Desks, ia fapc7
w1aG& AID leather m rit special neGtioi. Every
7a;irty almost IS shown from the foes. pearl
ipIsId doan to very peat desk at 50 cents.
Jsrancsa cmbrCi ferries sGl tho thousand and
1na cu'ioUs md povcl boxes. Trays 10 strsw
sad Acq1oT. PsStli. tete-s !etn sets. decorated
iaa- Jot", Essas. tsos. Mats. Napkins. Wall
Pockets a25 |! skeis are very sttrsclivo.
!! 81 %3a!iaat '.s;o hss been d.salsy: a 10
E',vo: Frames. Ess:is eud P1ps!eifs of all
sz S aud mic; hra represented.
10 Tic Book Department ero s)no beautiful
specimens sptctaiiy adapted for gifts; full
l'2c CT tho p2cts. STANDARD works, Bibles snd
rfsycT Eocks--a great variety of styles aDd
tin6lags. Tic hcoka. genes npd cmusemcnts
i3f :ha Lido l0iks ara almost Goddess. IIls
seek 1t CHRISTMAS Csrds. ,mbrscirg ell tho
Ieadlcg styles IS acknowledged 10 bo the hand
S'm,st ever SHOVE 10 tbs elty. il is OILY Dos
>Ii"a, CT 3)T!.>o. 10 ~ shy Lnt q ge6crsl IDEA
6: tbs n;in9 hsGH'iiaI and useful articles, S.
itc 81 With sr4st oi!o AID gGGh Judgment aGi
WILL sGsp'"5 'sr tae cpiniGG festival seaa0n. A
a:rr.u fx.1 las;iou will we'll repay you,
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AFr2AL HgFuSEn.--A. Ill be s2e. ~ s
ai,p.tch oj4agHCrs in ta-!:y'a U&2!;tc, ;he
Cur: 4 A?Daa'a q i;ishn,rl, h .e:a:oa 70
grau' ~ aHgea' ron IL l3Ro,ac0t OF tic cous
- lis GAGS Ct h-:a'ay's sur :" r2a;ss. the
c.Y = Alexandra. |. Oil b ;ym:nlb:,ed
q. tGa aooY1 Co.'s gss@ :..s1 10 t.a t.5.nit
C-u-. sao.t u~o aI3. a.i !:2n-ut va
GlVrn nEs'aa. s.. .a'y Il g 80. wa.r Gnan
the Gi;g GoutG l.: Z Lacegli. <, ned ip' the rc.
p;so, decided 20 a3;.5ai !go.u tG3 iuig1ca:.
and cmn!'yod coucc' . as.:s. tic Cooperation
Attorney 10 p:1stGI.a ;a1 CO, s,ioi2 tie Gu!
OF Appeals
l. vii $50 b, seen +; tie d.s9l ch tia ;ho
ourt Of Appeals h st;i;m:G tho i2cre2 cf
10 Corporation UJu:; c! Acya.G:ia !. 81,
casa OF EfcWiS W. L2@sJo. Gnis q c 500 So
ties TIC IiShs OF 4 L.Ws59. 20 81! .. 81: fu2'
estate U JGha }.saso1 IL: Sc; GI-go7.d ot 70
Il c y yn2nt 4 n3, a. Lawson :. ji5srirui,
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MESMfRISM.-Ihe eutertairr,sat ct AT.n9ty
Hal, ss n!s h, By Piof. Carter. CT Washing
too, Ter the bench: Of the Reform Club YES
largely attoDdsl. aud 2 most pleasant evening
'7as spent. Prof. Carter Is so expert uosmer-
Isl, and hl5 entertainments srs si8sys greatly
enjoyed 10 this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

fLHXANpRIA MARKET. December s.-Flour
remains steady AID finn. Tnere is no chsngo 10
ncts il Nhest prices holding firm, and l7z6
bushels sold TO- Day st 1885, lS7 ard les for Eui!z,
li& fer mixed, END li6 l4T and i49 for LsLcss.
ts,, 81 20 quality. Germ is also firm, snG small
lots ef Eew white brought 70ail No Rye or
GSts Reported. CcuE!ry. produce is coming in
more freely, and e Gets with ready ISLES
QUEENsT0wE CATTLE MARKET. Dec. T.
There heing but few good heavy cst!lo among
sbe otf,rGSs, such met with resdy sa!er but
oihsr p-sGss Hece very dull price, ranged 10 n
i TO )! Gcr steers, and "a 10 Il for bulls and Fat
cow:. SEQ sheep snd lambs sclt al 81 u q for
old .heap, and 4 10 cts FIR lsmt'. Is mich
COWS sold s! $50 TO $50 each
GHoRoETowN CATTLE MARKET, Zee. -
At Drovers Rest this week some $50 head
were oTarej. Prices Iu,sd SIS follows: Best
5s5! cents; good 445 Cents nlstiu n &c talr 3
els shin stee,s ox en- std coWa 1854 cts per 10.
Some 400 shaep ard lsmbs were offered, with
sales OF lambs al 6,Gl CITE; asp ct 1886! cts per
ID. Scne Is cows and catVea so!d 1T 70 gu
esct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

IF YOU Wapt Cheap or Fine Ogatc,st,
t!sserettc, or Reversible O7e,coe! we hsve the
best assortment and tho lowest Prices 10 tho
i,y, g. WATERMAN T. GoN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

NR. PoRTNER'S RETURN.-Air. Lgatles
MIG gmin, the Efficient manager Of p.,strc,' 3
b;ewcrg, r5caved disna;ch lror Mr. ponrer
t. lay. saying he would leave Nea Tok t.
morrow morning and ariigo hers sbau. the
MIDDLE OF lie day. Mr. Strsasm.; haa rusda
extensive ar'svg me1t tc r@caiea hi.. Porter,
end Tomorrow night so iI!umicstan and s,re,
lade will BE- egen hiGa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

lSJCREn ~ jUMrING FROM 4 RAILROAD
TRAIN DIR. } In &. f ci,oa:I g, 90 Z raj =
rosd Ii9'a s. Manassas osf'y lbs "ilgaiEg 20
c1HIe 10 his i,nc'a ~ ia ci., h:c. ,aa w.:D
had pracse3 d -a.ar G'sia5r Il m iha sutton.
Mr.. RecGhafa f1urd !hat 10 vss 81 The ", i <
rslo, I'D 10 iunsi7s If. 1A,ia the CATS ra
10 no INr, Vas rti3Hn violently to tho r,ou1G,
Hnd hai J. Though, happily, mol s:ri2u,y. CT,
ADD tIu!sCd ESGut ;n2 head and fso' 4 tclC-
srsIn received ia Ills city at l:2l, ?. N Ciom
Nisy0r BSckhGm. who, 10 5esp0os, to dispatch
,oi0rn!ng him q; he ecodcct. vent 10 his
t!9the,s essil;acc,, says hat Fir. B.ckhan,
"ho. While hadlG CT end bruised Is u1t s.;IGa:-
II ElG'ei, viii strive here this cvarinr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

2te Weather iroLGGiijtjes. DEC. 8. 1851
EcT l2o Eicdl3 Atlantic 6tzt9s tsi. followed By
cloudy 2'esthe., westerly baclina - southerly
"!ad7' stationary Q: Aighe. t.m;ora.u;e, rising
.D..Owod ~ Ia lpg barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-08

DULL GhKHIAGES ARD WAGONS
~ We have Ia store L nc lina Of the sSo7o st
low prices; Carriage; al ST. 81 IS and 81 20 |;
Ws2oEs at 81 Carts 25c Gall Aua o:sniue be
FCre pu! chasing elsewhere.
MCLEAN & UHiER.
GeiS IS King street
SAUSAGE CUTTERS aad STD FFEHS ST.
~ vtry low prices at SO King ST. cor. Roys'.
dec j, z. CREIGHTON & SON.