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Alexandria Affairs,


THE CAMERON STREET INPRovEMENT-Thei i'm
DroSlio In relation. TO the work on upper Cameron
street this morning put on new aspect The work
upon the new curbStoneS and cutters there has
been suspended such come elton between the Old
and the new work only being made as was needed
10 preserve the work already done. The board Of
health, at whose instance the stopped work was
originally begun. this morning directed the SUPER
lntendent OF police to 60 and complete that
work as originally ntentied, and the work there
has been renewed. 1t is expected that the cutters
VIII DE done and the new curbStoneS placed along
the edge or the sidewalks before the close OF the
week. The board OF health, feeling itself respon-
s1Dlt Tor the health OF the city, deems that its
power is commensurate with its duty in this re-
spect, and Will, 1t is understood, order street i'm
prOVementS wherever needed to abate nuisance
CORPORATION COURT.-The corporation court of
this city continued its session to-day, occupied
with the trial OF criminal cases The suit OF Com
monwealth agt- Charles Seals, for assault and
battery, has been dismissed, The cases OF Lucas,
city sergeant, agt. Clafn, and OF Adams agt the
Alex. Fred Railroad Co, have been removed to
the circuit court and Will be tried this fall.
REPORTERS NOTES-Mr. Harry Barker, OF this
city, has been appointed TO clerkship at the Hy-
geia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va The paving
work upon Union street is making good progress
under the supervision OF superintendent Coleman
and the direction OF Chairman Lambert The
square between King and Prince streets has al
ready been laid. -. .BraXton b. Smith and Thee
Bdllenger have been appointed and qualified as
deputy sergeants of City Sergeant Smith
Judge Meade granted barrOOm licenses Yesterday
TO Lewis Petty and H. II. Bateman.
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SHIPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE-The Norwegian
bark Yorkshire, OF TOnsberg, from Barbados for
Montreal, was wrecked off the east point OF Sable
Island on the night Of the 4th, at point where
navigation was considered perfectly safe, new
banks having been formed by the shifting sand.
me captain and crew escaped from the vessel in
the boats. Two OF the crew who occupied one OF
the boats have not been heard from: the others
landed on Sable Island
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HuSt HHVe Heem On the W. q %.
From the Hotel Gazette.
commercial traveller, who is something OF a
wag, thus relates his experience: He and his
companion were the sole occupants of the smok-
Ing car. They tried to converse, but the road was
so rough they were pitched from side to side like
ships passengers At last they were able to
understand One said, "Dan, the old thing Is run
ming smoother" To which Dan replied, Eyes,
guess she has got of the track
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SIX MORE BODIES were recovered from the wreck
OF the steamer Scloto yesterday, leaving missing
Albert Snow, OF Washington, Pa, and Sloane, a II
year-Old boy, OF Cleveland. The total number o
bodies found is st. The hull of the Scioto Is partl
out of water, and diver Earhart is patching up tn
hole made by the Lomas To-day the boat can be
raised.
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An old man named Mlrtin Showers was COM
United TO jail for 60 days by Judge Smell to-day for
petit larceny.
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terday for six-day gOaS-y Ou-please walking con-
1est TO begin at the Casino, in Boston, July 31st
winner, with an international championship belt.
There will be special prize of $500 to any pedes-
TRAN beating the record. After the expenses are
deducted from the gate money the remainder will
be divided among these covering five hundred
miles.
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FOR CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
HerZ0g IS. JOS 9th ST., near Pennsylvania avenue.
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Flies, reaches, ants, bedbugs, rats. mice, eoph
ers, chfpmunks, cleared out BY "Rough on Rats.
$ltc.
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DON'T be put OH, get Harris roach powder.
THE TABERNACLE CHURCH EXCURSION will sta1
at 80 I'm.

RECEIVED, one more lot Irish point embrOid-
cry, at 35c- pr. yd-; new Swiss and Nansook en-
Dro1ery Tor nOuncfng, at reduced prices. LaceS OF
every description marked down Mrs Max Weyl
agent, 112 9Th street northwest
DIR. BLEcKEN, of Minneapolis, says: "a case of
dropSy here was cured by Hunts Remedy with
perfect success The patient remains we'll /
disease hereafter
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MARRIAGE LIcESSEs have been issued TO Wilbur
J. Spoer ard Katie HamIaOad: w. III. Rollins and
Annie L. Beach: John II. ODonnelI and Anna d.
kountx
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Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In H-lb 'Ward" prints 40c. per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per Of Cream. 15c pint
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FussELL's Ice Cream.

SEQ travelling trunks and 100 baby carriages sol(
atreduced prices at r. GOldSchmidS SIP 7th St u. W
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RAID UPON VIOLAToRs OF VIRGINIA FISHERY
LAws.-Last Friday a detachment of the Peninsula
Guard, In charge OF a non-commiSsioned officer,
and accompanied by the deputy sheriff of Eliza
beth City county, left Hampton on the tug Martha
Helen TO cruise for the steamers illegally engaged
In the Menhaden fishery. Saturday evening they
returned to Hampton, having succeeded tn cap
turing the steamer J. W. French, Capt Overton,
belonging to William Pope, Of Cumberland, Md,
Great WtcOmico, Va. The capture was made be-
tween Smiths Island and FiSherman'S Inlet. She
was taken to Hampton. where her crew. with the
exception of the cook and steward, were lodged tn
jail They also sighted the steamer Grace, OF the
same fleet, which, after the capture of the French,
near the Captured steamer
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BASE BALL YEsTERDAY.-At Philadelphia-Phila-
delphia, o; Providence, s. Athletic, s; Yale, s.
AT New York-MetropOlitan, Q; Troy, 8 At Pitts
Durg-Allegheny, IL; Baltimore, O.
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Sea Shore styles for 1852.

From Peck's Sun.
lady who was preparing bathing suits for a
trip east Tor the summer wrote to an eastern
fashion paper to know what the style OF bathing
suits would be for children. say from five to six
years old. She received reply that this year the
Dathing suits for boys were very simple, consist
Ing OF a wad OF cotton In each ear. The iady will
add TO this suit red yarn string around her boys
neck and let him 60 loose.
ARRESTED FOR RoBBING THE MAILs-John CLYDE
colored, route agent On the railroad between
Charleston, sc, and Florence, was arrested last
night, charged with robbing the mails while act
ing as route agent The robbery was detected by
On1cerS Williams and Butts, Of the railway mail
service and the proof against the accused is over
whelming.
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To Restore
nerve and brain waste nothing equals Hop Bit
tiers. Believe this.
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Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for names O
ladies cured OF female weakness by taking he
Vegetable Compound.
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Don't Suffer from Sick Headache
a moment longer. 1t Is not necessary Carter's
Little Liver Pills will cure you Dose, one little
pill. All druggists.
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LOCAL MENTION.
he WcaIheY.

WASHINGTON. DC. July II, 1882. $50 am. 1
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather, local rains, SOutherty, veertng to west
rnarFa
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eF-LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS cure
Constipation, Biousness and Torpidity Of the Liver
Is cents.
EE Sold by all Druggists. 3elO
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r E A T REL CTIONS
TIL E MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
The large business of the past season compes us to
make extensive alterations We therefore will the
entire stock of spring and summer clothing regardless
of cost.
Partial List of Bargains:
20 cents for OFFICE COATS. worth 75c.
$50 for ALL LINEN SUITS. worth Sc.
G6A Worth tSEN SUITS worth 49,
8 for BOYS, SUITS, worth S.
g for BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. worth SIS.
SIS Myrtle green YACHT ci0TH STfTs Worth SOB
20 for Blue and White mixed ALL-LINEN SUITS,
Sc for best; made ENGLISH sEERsUCKER SUITS,
g. t for bs{ worth .2
Tor eoed r fESsEE xS G9aTs worth $40
Tor es MaPE fPsaNNFTS worth Setsh
SIS for BLACK ALI~WouL D1AG6SAM 81 rs,
Is foF gIA fSI Rf2AD ek9TH SUITS worth s4
49, Ss Bt PE SoaT E Ef5 HHs
OUR MOTTO:
''No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS"
Satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser at the
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THE gold locket given by the italian picnic wa
won by Master Angelo VelatI

Boy DROWNED WHILE BATHING-About 8
O'Clock last evening white boy, Is years old,
named Harry Rollins, while bathing in the Eastern
Branch near the Old burnt BRIDGE was accident
ly drowned. He lived with his uncle, Mr. Henry
Bright, on the corner OF Sta and streets, SOUTH
east The body was recovered about 2:3O O'Clock
this morning. The coroner viewed the remains
to-day and gave certificate OF accidental drown
ing
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DRY GOODS.

WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.
| THE FLAsTERERs AND CARPENTERS ARE AT
WORK.
We positively expect cren the early Fall. We must
prepare for removal.
REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
An Soods reduced from 80 to so per cent. We viii
not shall not dare carry any old goods into our
new building.
Our assortment is still complete. bu, we shall buy DO
more goods to rep.enish present Stores.
close out every department possible. Goods
on hand when ready for removal viii be sold at auction.
1000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED
LAWNS at cents. warranted fast colors.
800 pieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN q
Scents reduced from Is cents
5000 yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in all the
eadins spring shades. and black cents per yard.
reduced from IS cents.
1900 yards half wool CASHMERE, reduced to 10
cents. in all the new shades.
$50 pieces beautiful CANTON eINaHAMs, all Of
this seasons manufacture reduced to cents These
have been sold during the entire by other mer
chants at Is cents although price has ut no time
been above I2s cents.
We have just found our Stock Room one case each
BLACK and CoLoRED LUPIN's LACE BUNTING
all WOOL which shall offer at Is cents former price
so cents. Also pieces more of those French all wool
BUNTINGs at l6 cents per yard. worth s7s cents.
1000 all-hnen LAP COVERS extra size in ten diff
ferent patterns. at IS cents. reauced from S.25.
Every article in store reduced from 80 10 so pee
cent
We must prepare for removal
Do not consider this idle talk. Every lady in wssh
ington knows the magnitude o. our stock which We
can safely state is three times large a. the stock of
any other merchant in this city. Therefore. prepare
for Bargansl As by the time we move into our NEW
HOUSE. expect reduce stock to the smallest in
the city. The Goods all fresh having sent all our
old trash to New York auction to be sold highest
bidder. Call early the morning to avoid the immense
rush. fu
o. ...I y
80 =
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DRY GOODS.
WOODwARD 4 LOTHROP.
SILK DEPARTMENT.

SILK DEPARTMENT.
With view Of closing out the balance Of our FoU-
LARD and SUMNER SILKS before AUGUST 1ST.
have REDUCED . line Of CREAM AND BLUE
GROUND POLKA DOT F0ULARDS from 81 to Soc,
and . few pieces Of SATIN FIGURED FOULARDS
from Is to $50 per yard They are now very cheap
36-inch POLKA DOT PONGEE SILKS reduced from
81. so to 81 per yard.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
Special Sale Of Manufacturers Remnants OF French
Swiss and American RIBBONS, in lengths varying
from one half yard to five yards. at discount of 33
so per cent from regular prices
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
We have made special reductions on our stock BLACK
in this department
LACE DEPARTMENT.
SPECIALIZING dozen WHITE NULL FIcHUs,
Observation-Disclosures at 81 each would be cheap en6n 8
atSi.2s.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
100 pieces INDIA LINEN. superior quality. at the
low price of 1Sc. per yard.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
We are making low prices on WIDE sHEETINGs in
this department. having bought them q little under
value.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE sol
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1t Will Not Mend n Broken Limb
or stop bullet hole but Tarrant's Settler Ape
rient VIII relieve headacae, ala digestion, regulat
artics and stomachics. Sold by all druggists
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DIstrlct GOVernnlent Affairs.

Health Officer Townshend has sent to the Com
mlSS1onerS OF the District the accounts of the
druggists to the poor for medicines furnished
during the month of June, aggregating $2l9 go.
There are eleven druggists In the District author
lied to furnish medicines
MI VIM: o. RoOme, chief OF special assessment
division, has issued lien certificates on alley in
square 500.
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KSocKED Ills WIFg Down IN Iowa CIRCLE
John West, colored, was charged in the Police
Court To-day, b. Annie West, his WIFE, with hay-
Ing assaulted her. She told the court that she
was walking up the street with him last night
when another woman came along and handed
him her paraSol TO carry and he started TO leave
witness, who protested. and he knocked her down
In Iowa Circle AMI beat her. Policeman Column
bus testified TO being attracted TO the spot by
cries Of murder, and on arriving there put West
under arrest ON complaint OF his wife. A fine OF
. or IS days was imposed, and an appeal was
noted
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Write to

HOP B1ttefD
strengthens, builds up and cures continually from
the first dose.
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CITY ITEMS.

Public Voice.
WASHINGTON, d. c., JAN 4, 1881.
Gentlemen:-In renewing our orders for Browns
Iron BtterS 1t may be OF satisfaction for the pub
lie to know that we receive the most f1attering
cncOmiums from our customers in regard to the
efficacy and genuine merit Of this medicine
WHITESIDE WALTON, Pharmacists
1921 Pennsylvania Avenue.
browns Iron Bitters is q true tonic. A cure for
dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness and all wasting
diseases
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The large business of the past compels us
make extensive alterations We therefore will close thu
entire stock of spring and summer clothing regardless
of cost
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The RIVER TRADE--Harbornaste Sutton re-
ports arrivals at the river front as follows:-Str
SIZE I'eog hegan, merchandise, Stephenson Bros
SIT. Louisa, LAWSON, Merchandise. JOhnsOn Bros
Schr- How ard NJ Johnson, Woodward l62 ton
coal Emery; sehr; Virginia Dare, Latham
Boy5e, Crosby, 931 tons Ice, Great Falls lee CO
sshr W. ID. Clark, Nash, 30 cords wood, III. 1
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E>IRST GRAND EXCURSION
GROCERY CLERKS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
TO MARSHALL HALL,
On the fast and commodious Steamer T. " Arrow
smith, WEDNESDAY. July 10Th. 1882.
Boat leaves It'll street wharf at and o. M re-
turning at and IL pm.
Tickets. SOC. Shroeder's Band on the boat and pa
vilion.
Arrangements have made with the street cars
meet the boat on the return. jy8-3t
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S BLOOD PURIFIER
Will eradicate vestige Of Humors from the Blood
at the time will give and strength to the sys
TEN. As marvellous in results the Compound.
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5asn' nno 4irssiDi
Sailing Stock.

Col. Cults writes Our practice
has been for years to keep a tight
box under the shed in the barnyard
in which there is constant supply
Of salt. The cows help themse've'
to this, eating as much as they like
winter and summer. TIE sail hriae
always acces <iblc, the cattle arc nef-
Ell salt hungry, and c'nScqu"n'Y
never eat too much, thc. c5y causl"s
unusual thirst, which is the case
when they are ted salt periodically
In wiltter lis is il furious. hence "e
cannot recommend tive pracilc ot
putting brine on s;iaw TO induce The
cattle to eat it in order 10 get tie
salt, because the effect is 70 create
unnatural thirst Wien stocS hav
free access TO salt hey taste a iltur
every day, which gives tone TO the
stomach and helps to make steady
and healthy appetite. We nse coarse
salt, preferring it to the fue, as ii
does not dissolve so readily and does
no, absorb moisture SO freely, vs. Inch
causes it TO waste. We have used
rock salt but gave it zap on accoani
Of lis high proc.
The coarse salt ansuus just as
well, lot costing halfas much, and
not d.ssolving much faster. GU
salt TX does not have 70 be ii. e.
onener than once a mo",;, "a.cH il
quite saving OF time as compared
with the system Of sailing occasion
,lis; .cs,.e- ihue 's u .oI1@'''"..
H. mer 4;~c ail:.. ok D., fioo-
Ell N The fl a and -a., ia Iuot:ol
the cattle to leP t.ons,.,c,.
rain al ing INFO til. .cN do. n.
lam. Is II cnN o.o.te~ 81, sl'
AID the stccN nck ar tie brn- H.
stead OF the sat Is Tie sait DO
not eyaporate lonly tic ~a'eD nom
the Leaf Of tie sun, ih G is no .o-,
This plar. OF satin G ock is the Least
,ub'e ard TIE nest economic ano
tie s.tesi,
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Give one day 10 thorough cleaP
ing OF your cellar. I.row away ail
dit, rotten wood and dccaycd v'ge
latles, if any. Brush down the waRs
with an old broom and apply good
thick coat OF Nlniev ASH. ~
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Fatsenirg FEOgs.

Fa,teniug is accomplishing ao-.
picii;ably rs III, rool weather . ar
iurnn advances, with god s!rfer
end warm quarters in which TO i'e'
Tie feeding place should lie teq'
clean, and com iu IRE eaI o. ste..e
led night and morning. as mucA b.
they will ct clear, aud 5 . o. iae-.
at noon wnh pure, clearwater nis
and mOiniug. The ialter "ey b--
come tie closer tier quarters m".
be. H. tie ea,i} s'rgrs %. ia' e"n-
tbtY need room iN xGc e. riia
wheat bran. clalccai. odd sap1u
occasionally to Keep ,n,m 80 taoc.-
lion and incieaseiae siza, bo.ea.o
muscle, Tor NLvn quie D avg hrs
need only Iesl.
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Leaves for ISC OsiiH g

In tie secretly O. 'Hc s'i.V slo
the ban(e Of saWdust m d otacrm.-
ioril tor tcddng cattle, "c .aHe
been forced g. u,c ilcsi leaves ..
keep Il e hors, and COW III ,ieaah
condition ana on the Whole are ruca
pleased Niii ihCm- TIE gathca'.
was hon lie roadside aida,lg q.
walls, vi eie bush and 'tat,s b..
accumulated or YEARS. \ .c,r 'ass g.
iuls were put under Tic amw..-
ever mo;nmg and kept there uhtii
the, we've well saturated uit ,he
urne ana lien thrown or nla ,r
n.alu.c heap. ''l,h a plenty o,,.i.
nal.nai Lopi g.. uIcc. sled lo
use, 'tun, amy t,O. IS >c.y 'uiIo
ioss OF liquid d aiw.. As gr, ah.o.b
,nt II is nucl more effective t.a.
We txpec',d % fiId Il. Lives .arc
a bigh reputation a. a material .cr
tie hot-btd anG the composi hetp
and ae worth tic labor OF g''Le.i,e.
III most cases iol heir icriIllzin-
properties. Cords o. them enc gong
10 decay IN tic sigh. o. adm 81
every imai Lcm', and 1t is iAe lM,
exception that ttcy Me Cti1ed.
Meanwhile tie h,loa aid gpcous
are furnished for won't q manure.
Or .ui pied with concentrated '*..
Izers at ioItv dollars toa.
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Mail. Outward, onnects at Charlottesville, with
| Ches, 4 Ohio r, K, East and west, At Lynch.
burg. connects with Norfolk and Western 4, r.
through Southwest Virginia, to Nashville. New
Orle.ns, Memphis, Little Rock and Texas-and at
Danvilie with Richmond q Danyillo r. r, to South
| AMI Southwest
Train 81 connects at Lynchburg with the r. &
! A. 4. X. for Lexington and Natural Bridge, and
at Char lttesvile ior stanton. Clifton Forg and
| intermediate points.
hos. Ohio trains for the West and with L. &
D. Il. r. AZ Danville FOR all points in South, Sonth
Last Southwest and East
Express trains northward make connection at
Charlottesville for Richmond, stanton, White
sulphur Charleston and Huntington.
MIXED TRAIN for Main Line leave Alexan-
dra daily, except sunday, 05 a m and - 80 p. m
| and returning arrive at Alexandria 10 p IN and
1220pm.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington 10 q
"a aud Aiexandria IS m daily, except Sunday,
arrive at Strasburg at u y m. connecting with
the Valley Road East and west, and at River with
$. & V. Il. r. for Luray and WaynesborO. Leave
StrasOurg 80 p m. arriving at Alexandria at 80
and Washington at 10 N.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIVISION
leaves Alexandria daily, except sunday, 1T 10 10
~, arriving at Strasburg at IS II. and returning
leave Stfashurg at 80 IN arriving at Alexandria
| at 30 pm.
For liiddlebgrg, daily except Sunday connection
at Plains station.
Tor Up. eryi.le, regular connection at Delap.ane.
For Washington, kappahaunock, daily connec-
ton, except sunday AZ IHipeper.
80 Trains 50, 5iaud 50 connect to and from
| WATERMELON.
All trains make good connections, at Washing
ton, TO and from North and west.
Pullman Shoppers between New York, and At
lanta Oh nail trains ia each direction without
change. only one change OF cars between New
York aud New orleans.
New orleans seepers leave Wellington 7lJI
q. m. running through without change.
Pullman sleeping Cars between Washington
and Charleston ;. G. without change, on 10 IS =
II. train, VIA Greensboro, Charlotte and Columbia
solid trains with Pullman Palace cars attached
VIM through b,tNeen Washington aud Louisville,
MA stanton and hhte suiihu,, daily without
change
Ma. r sleeping Couch Ga are run on Nisht
trains b.tween Washington aud nlnsillc.
InfuugA tickets at lowest rates to al important
poiats 4u tic tAited sta,es.
Mail tai.s IA oDth Cd. ectiOns ma Ike close con
ucciiou 90 Fr-ntln Junction TO and from al
points On Franklin Junction Division.
IcD. z5.-tf. MEhCEk SLAUGu tEK G.. a.
see GDULE II FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
- IL. * %. II II.
Taking Eject june 10 1892.
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Enough sunaower seed TO fccd all
ii fowls ordinarily kept on t4rm
can be raised along the sides Of he
read and in ience cor ers were | 10
ground is of value for general col
tivafion.
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APRIL 26 6 mo.
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Get somc SCOT fir ID a chimney or
stove where wood is used ior IA J.
put it in an old pitcher and pcnr io.
water upon it. Whea cool use il o.
water your plants every lew day.
When II is all used fill zap lbc pitcher
again with hot wafer Ihe oiirc.
upon rc scs shat hayc aimcsi ao.e.
less,y &c eri ra:ed is wonderful iu
producing a RAPID gow'h CT Unity
shoots. with .arse thick leaves and
great mum c, OF richly 'red
roses.
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ROLAND CHILLED Fl5aS

The" I.ous have Reversible Points aud fo~ clean
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

To INDUCE SLEEP.-Dont use
any drugs RISE, il you find your
set waAeful, aud chaie the 10 y and
exnemisics, ans thus get up an even
circulation. Wakeiu MSS Is caused
ften by pressure OF blood up Il
the bram. 4 cold 0ata wil. in ice
eep oitentimes, or rapid walk il
lie open air.