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Nebraska advertiser., 1882-03-02

COLONEL RUcKER, the father-in-law Of Gen
eral Sheridan, has been confirmed by the Sen
ate as Quartermaster General in place of
Meiggs, retired
JOHN c. New OF Indiana, was appointed
Assistant-secrctary of the Treasury on the
l4th.
GENERAL CARR was released from arrest on
the l4th, President Arthur declining TO order
acourt-martial on the charges preferred by
General Wilcox In Arizona.
AUNT JUDY POWELL (colored) died In Pitts
burgh, Pa, few days ago Mt the alleged age
Of ll3 years. She remembered leading events
OF the Revolutionary War, and saw General
Washington just after the Yorktown surren-
der.
Ex-PREsIDEST WooI.sEY, of Yale College,
who passed his eightieth year on the
18th, was presented by sixty professors with a
gold medal, In recognition of faithful service
for half u century.
JoHN 4. MCDoNoUGH, the actor died of star
walton in Philadelphia ON the 18th, cancer In
his throat making him unable to take nour-
ishment.
MRS. T.. T. WESTON, OF Peterboro, ~ H., in
excellent health and with unimpared fscul-
ties, celebrated on the 18th her lO4th birth
day.
The Chinese professor at Harvard Universi-
ty died at Cambridge few days ago of pneu-
mona.
THE death of Bishop Wightman, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, is an
nounced.
A LATE Washington dispatch reports Mr..
Scoyille as hard at work ON his bill of excep.
tions in the Guiteau case, The argument be
fore the Court IN banc will be made In April
THE New York Assembly elected T.. M.
johnson, Rep6olican, for Clerk on the 18th.
The Tammany members supported him.
GENERAL r. A. WALKgR, President of the
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology, was
arraigned In the Municipal Court In Boston
the other day and fined one dollar for not re-
moving snow from the sidewalk In front OF
the school.
Contributions toward the establishment
of a Garfield professorshlp at Williams College
had reached So, 900 on the 18th, and only S.,
600 more was required.
IT Is stated that Mrs. Scoville, the sister OF
Guiteau, has written long and earnest letter
to Mrs. Garfield, asking her to intercede "a
save his life.
CHARLES STANFORD has been nominated by
the Republicans for the New York Senate, Il
! MI the vacancy causedby the death OF Webster
! Wagner in the spuyten Duyvil disaster,
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-03-02
Foreign.

A JEwfsH family, consisting OF q mother.
daughter aged seventeen and son aged
fourteen, were massacred by peasants I'm the
District OF Ananief on the 18th
A PANIC prevailed in the Madrid stock
markets on the 18th and l4th. There was a
similar panic at Barcelona.
ALBERT ID. SHAW, United States Consul at
Manchester, reported on the 18th that the prac-
tlce Of placing sand In bales Of cotton was be.
ing extensively carried on at American ports,
TO the serious injury of the trade. Frauds Of
this nature already discovered aggregated
S5O0,OO
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Montreal
has served notice upon all tenants Of church
property, who are engaged in the liquor traf-
&c, 10 stop II or get out.
A CONSPIRACY has been discovered ut Cairo
TO replace the ex-Khedye.
Az Alexandria Egypt dispatch of the 18th
says detachment of Yemen rebels was adj
vancing upon Mecca, via Saadeh, to proclaim
there the spiritual deposition of the Sultan of
Turkey and the restoration Of the Arabian
Callphate.
A LATE st. Petersburg dispatch said Gener-
al Skobelcff had announced his intention to
join the Herzegovinians in the war with Aus
tria.
THE British Admiralty Office has informed
the Royal Geographical Society that it. will
contribute $4,000 toward the expense OF a
private Arctic expedition for the relief Of
Leigh Smith.
A CONCESSION for railway from Teheran
to Resht, 10 run for sixty years, has been
granted by the Shah OF Persia to French
company.
AT Edinburgh, Scotland, two boxes contain
ing Internal machines were delivered to two
different addresses on the 18th, and upon
being opened injured eight persons.
FIVE baronies in the county of Roscommon,
and twelve In the county of Waterford. Ire
land, have been declared under martial law.
By an explosion In colliery at Trlmdon
Grange, Durham, Eng, on the 10Th, 100 mi
ners were entombed. Thirty had been res
cued, but It was feared that the others could
not be rcachel in time to save their lives.
ON the 10th Russian Jews near Kichinef
were attacked by peasants, ten OF the former
being nearly beaten 90 death. At Odessa, pc
troleum was poured ou a Hebrews head and
set on fire.
THE Egyptian Ministers on the 10Th de
cided upon the total abolition OF slavery, and
to enforce IL Kader Pasha was appointed Gov
ernor of the Soudan, and a special department
will be created at Cairo
PFEIsTER Bros, Of Munich, failed on the
10Th, with liabilities exceeding sl,O00,0O0.
TRAVEL on the Halifax II Cape Breton Rail-
way has been altogether suspended by reason
IA heavy snowfall
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-03-02
Domestic.

THE citizens OF Greenwood, Steuben County.
N. T., have resisted the sale OF property to pay
interest on railroad bonds, and Governor Cor
bell on the 18th declared the township In a
state Of insurrection, and warned the people
70 desist from unlawful acts.
THE propeller Wisconsin, of the Goodrich
transportation Company, was wrecked at
Grand Haven, Mich, on the 18th, No lives
were lost.
FLOODS in the rivers tributary 10 the Mis-
sissippi are greatly endangcring the levees OF
that river. AZ Delta, Miss, ON the l4th
creyasse 4oOfeet long was reported.
ArRE ut Tr,y, IN. Y }, ON the l4th destroyed
Gardners laundry, with $4,000 dozen collars
and cuffs.
one Smeal, q colored man living near
Athens, Ga, being suspected OF stealing
horse, was whipped by a mob ON the l4th un-
Ill he confessed, and he was then hanged
THE second trial OF Johnny Lamb for the
murder OF Officer Race, in Chicago, resulted
on the l4th In an acqulttal. On the first trial
he was convicted and sentenced to be hung
Lamb had been In jail over three years
Rev. GEoRGE C. MILS, pastor of Unity
(Unitarian) Church OF Chicago, having In a
recent sermon dissvowed his belief In per-
sonal God, the efficacy OF prayer and the i'm
mortality Of the soul, the Church Society held
meeting on the evening OF the 18th and
adopted a resolution to 3S-instructing
the Trustees OF the church to at once give
Mr. Min notice In writing that his connec-
tion with Unity Church, as It's pastor, Is to
terminate ut the expiration Of three months
from the delivery OF the notice to him. Mr.
Min demanded that the Trustees should be in
structed to furnish him with specific reasons
for dismissing him from the pastorate, but
this the meeting declined TO do, saying that
after mature deliberation they had determined
that the reasons were sufficient
SECRETARY HUNT on the 18th brought about
conference at his office of the Naval Com
mittees OF the Senate and House, three Ad-
mirais, and other officers OF distinction.
Chairman Harris, Of the House Committee
urged the immediate construction OF seven
vessels. at a cost OF $40, ,0OO, 600, two OF them
10 be of the largest and fastest type Adni-
raj Porter gave hearty Endorsement TO the
plan.
OSE man was killed and several received Sc
rious injuries by railroad collision ut Akron,
o., ON the 18TH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-03-02
A Conductors Practical Joke.

A few days ago q promising young merchant
OF Butte left for a visit to San Francisco and
by happy coincidence met lady on the train
who was going few miles down the road to
see her mother Being slightly acquainted
they became engaged in conversation, and
soon afterward fell into blssful slumber, the
lady on one seat and the gentleman on the
other. On the train was a Sheriff, who hap
pened to have with him a pair of handouts,
aud the conductor of the train being we'll ac-
quainted with the travellers above mentioned
proposed to the officer to play practical joke
on the innocent slumberers. Assent was
given, and the conductor, taking the hand
cuffs, cautiously approached the unconscious
pair and attached their listless arms by the
official jewelry. He then raised a racket, and
the sleepers awoke with a start, only TO find
that in their sleeping innocence they had been
Joined together, and that no man without q
key could part them asunder.
They all Joined merrily In the laugh, and
though the gentleman CALAMITY avowed his cap
tivity most pleasant one, the lady had lmost
arrived at her destination, and asked for q
separation. Then and there the trouble arose
The Sheriff had lost the key, and the situa-
tion, which had before been regarded as right
merrily coneeited Jest, grew embarrassing In
and at the next station the conductor was
obliged TO procure a file and go through the
tedious process Of filing the wristiets so that
the travellers could proceed on their separate
ways rejoicing. The conductor states that
the next time he plays a practical joke he W IL
vigorously avoid the gentle handcuf f.--HOa-
tara Inter Mountain
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-03-02

REV. DH. HANSEN, Of Philadelphia, has ac-
cepted the can TO the pastorate Of the First
Baptist Church OF Chicago.
ABoUT twenty years ago the Wisconsin
Legislature abolished capital punishment. On
the 10th Tin passed tho Senate providing for
it's restoration.
THE National House Of Representatives has
passed the bin granting pension Of 5000 to
Mrs Garfield
TICKETS TO represent the full capacity Of
the hall Of the House Of Representatives have
already been issued for the Garfield memorial
services, and requests continue to pour in
from every part OF the Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
Just Received.

New London Layer Raisins, whole. half and
quarter boxes; loose muscstel; Valencia snd
Lat SeedIess Eaisius; n New CuTrauts. Citron an d
Orange Peel New Layer Figs Almonds, Eag.
ed Eu:s; Turkish !rGasE; Sussr Corn; Mel.
sous and Coxts G.:a:;Dsi snde!son's Mince
Meat; the very bss:-Ars. Wells Home Made
Miuce Meat-good Anderaon's Preaerves in 6
Id pals; Jelly and Preserves By the lb; New
York Sweet Cider; Good Cooking Butter fresh
x.y; Port, Sherry, Msdeirs and Sweet Catswba
Wines; Old Apple and Peach Brandy. All o.
the above goods in store and for sale cheap by
r. w. AVERY
225 KING STRBRT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dg. Y. y. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
Vulsions, Nervous Eosdacae, Mental Depres.
siCn, I!oas of Memory Sgorn1stcrrhns. Impos
:e1cy, Involuntary Emissions Prems!urs Gid
hge. caused oy over e1ariion, self abuse, O. over
Indulgence, which leads to misery, d6cay and
death One box vii! cu:o recent cssea Each
bcx contains one month & treatment. ODa tolisl
boz, or siz bo.es !o- five dollars; sent By meil
prepaid ON receipt Of price We guarantee si.
bo1c2 20 euro sny case. With each order re.
ccivad by us for six boxes, accom- panied with
i've dollars, we will send tho purchaser our writ.
len guarantee to raturn the ulonay if tie treat.
nent does not effect cuFa Guarantees issued
% an HEY s CO., DEuggiats, Aielandris,
Va. wholesale snd retail agents Orders ov
,lsiI will receive arooa ps st.ention. mar,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
''Fhe Proof of the Coffee ~ the Drink
ing.''
TIE ideal" c. FEE AND TEA PoTs.

TIE IDEAL c. FEE AND TEA PoTs.
The best IN the 1orld-Pertsction and Chuap-
ness combiEct, made ot the best highly poll: he'd
I'm; q s. Nickel Plated and Silver Lined It
is the only pot that keeps the coffee entirely sep-
srs!e rom the tip no perforated Tin to rust ut;
hence there csn bs no metaiic taste in the iniu-
SIGN. All the s'oms and steam is KEEP! in this
pUao1sea pU' ~ 'he he ,be centifc ns,;naO
Age" and the Metal Worker" and recon-.
meEded by Mrs Z. s. Hayes Mrs Bishop
SIM psor, Mrs. Dr.. Agnew ard hcsts Of others
as we'll known, besides many in this city who
have them IL aclusl use. Send for illustrated
price lisl. For sale Wholesale and retail by
SrAEsBUkY 6 HIo., McBurney's Building, cor.
Aiug snd Washington st., Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
CHRISTMAS NEWS.
I By Teleersph.1 !

& TELEGEAM FROM MK.KRINaLE TDE,
BRENGLT.
fwsa tho week bafore Christmas, aud in every
GCu.e
The children were wsitinE to zee if the mouse
Which nihbled the cake of Mary last year
With Christmas again wss about to appear
But the Rouse has been caught ut Kriss Krn.
g'es door,
"ho has sent in reu-n 10 =. B.engle's store
a supply. al Advance, of ell Christmas things
Which, On Uhri,Lmss Eve night for the STOCK
ings ne brings
SO that CVory msmuis by just seciuE 8raag'a
viii be Taught very coon to boone Ii Kris:
Erinsle.
10 Offers Gsndes and Tally Of eli kinds, Black
Fruit, Pound, jelly and FsGcy Cakes. Pias
spocIu!tTi Fruits, Nuts Contecticneries, Ice:
and sll tho deicacies OF thu SEASON. He ester:
lcr fan lies and entertainments, and supplies
hilk and The finest OYSTERS st 129 KinS ct.
decl9
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as III i:!cEes!' If lie 2oaa:2 g.:si1.g csE:re =.
nome no ?"ns Will DO spared to chrof cIo 81!
mi'IeTf occurring n The city snd neigh 5orhocd.
carefully c1ciuciaE Hnaeomiv expressions os
Rrosa nsrr;t:vo aGual: for journal :hat trcas-
ured St ueny hpUsaLd hearsaa.oaea ct V!:ei:.:..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

10 i.as! al !ho demands apoa It. The Gsz.t.e
viii be mato q WA$ELHGTDN 1ad RiUa.
NOND EH3EAPEE, rs well rs ~ ALEX
AADRlA JOURNAL. Tho Eicn1.ont sad
Wastif s.oa Eews Of psss yo.-s haa Isl! iitt!t, 20
improve, ou. get greater eh1r: @iD DC ma!o to
IaIu'o Ao:2!aie perfection il .a.a9 ,!222r.a cr::.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
DHILlP .. HOOH,

kSHlLlf B. dOOE,
AGENT
Liverpool g London & Globo Fire Ins, 10,
N. 7. Underwriters Agency Fire Ina. Co.,
Petersburg Savings and Ins. Co.,
Fire snd Marine Ins. Co.
Risas tsken By these fret class Companies ut
current r0tes.
NEW GOODS-Received to, day: Colgste's
~ RosEdoya Wste-, their new perfume in 20
Vasene in colapsab!e tubes, convenient for
travellers, Vaseline Gold Cream Vtseiine Cam
phor Ice, and Vaselne Coafections for Coughs
and Colds; sleo Vaseiine Pouado, unsurpassed
as delightful dressing 10. he hs!r
decl2 JaEkEY SEQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
TRUTH -STTESTEU.
tSomo Important Statements OF Well Know Il
People Wholly Verified

People Wholly Verified
In otder ths. the public may fully real;zs ii 9
genuineness of the ststements, IS well .s the
power and value of the article Of which they
speak, we publish herewith tho fsc emile sigma
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques-
ton. The truth of these testimonisls is sbsou,e,
nor can the facts they snncuace be igacred.
Alez.ndris, Va, August 4. 1881.
wts thrown from py horse o. years ago,
and suffered severe wound of the side, which
wss aggravated by disordered Kidneys. Blevsn
months sgo WIS attacked with preumoris and
bladder disease deposits of brick dust snd abu-
men being discernsble By The naked eye. Was
confined 10 the house for six months, sId u.s
unable to cross the floor without assist ince. My
physicisn did me no good. Having read in my
religious weekles OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney aud Liver Cc.e, and beiss
advised to use it By Csptaio Grshsm, dit so,
and am oLca moro sbIe 10 walk ,hs streets. ~
pains have let me, and believe if hai usett
tho remedy Jcar go shcud lhen q so hsre
bseI cured,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

a." 1TE4 + Fa,L-!!Ga PEN. VITA 1ne1i-
AT-A I'm fine pOiGs AID :. bCGu,irai Sud easy
ecti. " n!ch cannc. hs CG:s:uui in n giasller
pen. Owing to is sZt its capacity for hod.rg
Ink Is greater than any peD 0!.Ge It is eapccill.
~ Aiaptad Tor Hca2rai liss and W. recommend
II - elderly ssI:l!.1:el bccCu.A Of lie irmnags
BIC sHa2'5n@.& c! pJiG:. T. Pans and :, holder
Cn cards Only - els.
decSl t;G3G.afF BILLS SGNS.
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ieEY SsseBES.
Aie1suutis, Va, Dec ], 1881,

AiexAuuIIa, Va, Dec ], 1881
hUE BUYER has just returned from third
~ trip to New York, and wo ctasS> .4SKAT
MANY SRASONABLE and DESIRABLE
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
and general trade.
Large variety new patterns in Light Cloak
ings and Wool Plushes.
Largest assortment of Lsdias' Cloths il stock
this season.
New colors in Pluahea ard VeIve.s specially
handsome Black Plush.
Handsome Napkins Table Dansaks and
Towels.
Rich assortment Of Silk Hsrdke.chiefs and
Silk Mufll srs from 25c to 81 81.
New lis ht Jackets, very cheap; Short Black
Jackets, very scarce aud desirable
Cur stock has never been better ST. d 10 worsh
an examination.
dec1 J. G. TACKETT.
GPECIAL ATTENTION-To close q con.
~ sign nent of IMPORTED CIOAKS va Of
fer Sl5 Black Cloaks for Sll; Sl8 do for Sl3;
$40 do for Sl4; S24 do SIT. This lot is a very
small one, and it not closed in few days those
remaining unsold will bs returned 10 The ir
porter. Don's miss the chance
decl j. Il. TACKETT.
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OYSTERS.

j. w. DYER S 90, % south Royal street,
are selling OYSTERS at GO cents Dor gallon.
running measure. and 81 cents solid Always
keep on hand the beat oysters brou2h! 10 the
market. Orders pro Dptip filed. octl7-.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

The ps:: OF .la Uazst:e il olTsro5 g. ao inder
Z! lis !u!ure. II he's 1ever faiIeQ - avail Itself
promptly OF all iha improvements which cyma
win The greater growth sIG more extended e1-
pe!ieCce ofiourra!is:n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

tbs AL3N2NDHIA QAZETTGard y!R.
CINE ADVERTISER, oegan in 1870, is the
o,tost newspapef in The STATE; %nd III oaIy d.Tg
published II Northern V!5giai..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
ICE! ICE! ICE!
j. w. al T. "a ID E * SDE,

u W n n II u Il % 3 o n
Market Space.
Is prepared to furnish families .Ed the trade
generally with the best NORTHERN ICE on
terms rs resionsble as any other dealer.
Wagons will make daily rounds.
~ Ice House in Market Spsco is open daily,
Sunday included, at all hours dsy and night,
for the retail trade. myI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

Thousands of edusly strong endorsements
many of them in cases where hope WAS abandon
ed-have been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power Of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure in all diseases OF the kidneys. liver
or urinary organs. If any enc who reads this
has any physical trouble, remainder tha great
danger Of delay. dec2S
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gMrA (}ul1Qe55

Alexandria, Va. August 1851.
About 10 months ago l wss considerably
troubled with constant desire to urinsse. On
the accommodation of Csptain }. g. Grsham 7
began TO use Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Core, and it has effected al entire Gu . in 10y
case.
N1~o/ L,ro,o 60,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
TI7HR HOUSEHOLD
SEWING MACHINE.

II you want the best Sewing Machine in the
market. call and examine before purchasing.
For sale At
sp2 o. O. BRRRf'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

III !he progress or !hc growth and enterprises
o;tu- city Telephone E4ca2Ego has been es'
taoLl:hed greatly 20 the hensf. u tho business
community and with which the Gazalta WAS
early connected thereby puttiag the cG:o IN
Imno1is.e coTmu:ies: on with tit ps:.s OF The
city .nd fsci,;!iag TIC col!ec.ioa Q: 1owa. Sc.
E;pecis attention viii be dey9ted 10 present
ifg, ss well from original sources Of infcrmsiioE
IS t7on is exchanges, TIC Eow2 OF virginia.
GoncscIg a2t completely !. vii! eivs tho nsTa
O.. The w.ri!.
Inc Business .Ed Comu.crcial columns OF the
'szaIie will be flied with the o..!;e:t and mo..
t2sc: commercial uews, edited with such pains
NS!ng care as will render 81 error, where even
s'Shs errors are dangerous. Impossible. The
.afherS dToveTs and commercial people Of the
''a'e SnoW they may G:pimL Wpon tho Cazol!c
Early and reliable reports OF the Grain, Cattle,
auO V!HeI aIseIs "isI 10 All uisueO
snd The prices snd position OF tue stocss. which
ere 'he subjects OF business TRANSACTIONS in this
section 0! The country, Carefully quoted.
lie continual fsvor5 OF ttofe who hrvc onca
u'ea 'hs Gszs.te az sn advertising medium is 9
~Sftant toE saying that it psys TO advertise in
iscolumns waich experience has shown to afford
gfester returns for small Investment than hDy
Other which csn be- made.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Alexandria Daily GsZ3!te........... SG per anIuu
alexandria Tri- Weekly Gazstte 4 ("
Always cash in advance.
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DOLLS !
DOLLS !

The largest vetie!y q no!!s in ,he city cos1.
prisUG Ns%. Ps:eEs itcad End China, with sad
1i.hou. hai: .!so il GAo Es:0Itaca. Of VlsaF,
Eo:z&l Books, sc. Il
EEAGU50N'S, C8 Niag s..ca:,
dscI0 5te:. door "a i:errv ;L-bl;ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

A FRESH SUPPLY or BOILED AND
~ Raw L1NSEED OIL; also Neatsfoot
Lard, Tanners And several grades Of Lu5ricat-
ing Oil, always on hand at
w. K. CREIGHTONS,
la rs OK King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

R;pocisl attention viii be devoted 10 present
ifs as well !rom original SOURCES Of irfcrmsiioj.
IS t7om is exchanges, tho Eows OF Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

CKATRsl SKATB6l SKATES The Amer
- icsn Club. New York Club, the Acne
and line Of Wood Top Skates, wholesale aud
retail At
decl3 JAS. r. CARLIN & sons
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HAVE received fresh lot Of the ce!ebrsted
4 SARATOGA MINERAL w WaTER, which
l will sell st 25c per gallon.
nov29 J. y. b. LUNT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

:bI3e}s,:=y 4's., ~; z4}ss 80, sc.