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Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
For Sale.

THE farm known as the Parka Dairy rarr,t situated in the north of Salisbury, on Town Hill, 80 called, containing S65 acres. on wh,ch is large quantity of wood and sprouts of is ture land, enough for large stock of csttIs 'tofeEed for sale, Terms made easy for particulars enqnir* of J. W. Parks, on adioin. ing farm. 26tt J. w. and A. M. PARxs
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
~. As. SEYM OUR.

SHINGUNDERTAKER,C Baskets, bur A isl robes and everything pertaining to tho business at the lowest possible prices. deliver ed at residences without extra charge. Per. have chemicals and the most approved ,toe-. chest and every facility for keeping b0diesa and will take charge of funerals when desired. References by permission. W. W. Welch, " lord, k. I. Crissey.
 Samples may be seen at my housa or at ( Sparks & Co.'S. store at any time.
 Norfolk Conn. March 1879. -,% At
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Duty to Others.n

OLAABERsBURG, July 26, 1875
 II, Fms IS to let the people know that I, Anps Mafia hrider, wife of Tobias Krider am now past seventy four years ot age. My health ,Ia las oeen very bad for some years past. ] dyspepsia, great debility and coustipaticn oi the bowels. I was SO miserable oor,d hardly eat anything. heard of Hop Bitters. ana was resolved to try them. have only used three bottles. and I feel wonderfully good, well and strong again. My bowels are regular my appetite good. and cough all gone. feel so we'll that think It my duty 10 let the people know, as 30 many knew now bad 1 was, what the medicine has done Tor me, so they can cure themselves with if.
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LOCAL NEWS.

sss We shall feel greatly obliged to any uf our friends in the county, or elsewhere, wh.: will send us particulars of any occurrence q interest which may como under their notice
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NOTICE

WHEREAS MY WIFE Ellen has left nv w bed and board without any just cause or provocation, ThereforeI forbid any person from trusting her on my account, as shall pay no bills of her contracting after this date.
 STEPHEN HUBBART
 Dated Sharon. May 18th, 18s9s 5 1wlN .;
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
For Sale.

MY FARM, containing 100 aerea. sftp.ta3 in North Norfolk, known as the Dudley Morton or Johnson farm about one-half sprout land. for anyone desiring to build up. Motivs tcy selling, desire to go West. Terms viii be made reasonable. ' s~
 u CHACNoEY L. BUNCH>
 Housatonic, Mass, Mch. "A, 1889. SmsS1
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c. w. SCOvILLE, Furnishing Undertaken,

And dealer in Csskets, Cofins, Burial Robt.. and all kinds of Undertakers' Goods: Ths. most approved methods known to ~the profss. sion used in preserving the dead,
 Cabinet work, Upholstering, snd Rens;r,n. promptly and thoroughly done, Agent for M. G. Wheeler's cut Howe, sl
 Residence and shop,on the Green {, Norfolk. Conn. 35tE. <
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

For all the forms of scrofulous, mercuriaI and blood diseases, the best medicine, be. cause the most searching and thorough, is Ayers sarsaparilla. Experience proves tba, there is nothing else which 30 surely eure, these compl aints. As spring medicine. ;ts cleansing aud vitalizing effects are uneoualleJ
 Sold by all druggists Ask for Ayers saFsaparilla, and do not be persuaded to- take "ny other Price, $l six bottles for $s
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
vEAL CALVES wANTEI,

WILL PAY the highest Cash Price for GooD Veal Calves at East Canaan every Tuesday forenoon. s'' K. s. ROBERTS.
 March 24th, 1882 1nse
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

Colonel Ingsrsoil has refused any compen. sation, even for travelling and hotel expenses, to deliver thes orationta at the Academy of Music in New York on Decoration Day. ltRhsn ofsrs& liaksdrA compensation he said
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
For Sale Chean.

ONE CONCORD Side Spring Buggy. One V two-horse Spring Wagon, will carry SIX, one Side bar Buggy, one Carriage. one Now. ing Machine, anda quantity of Seed Corn. 2
 H. c. STEVENS & SON. East Canaan, Conn. '1 2wxa
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c. w. CAMP, M. D., Canaan. ca.

l0FFICE at Camps Drug Store. Office heur. from till 10, a. m Daily. Sundays fron, a
 till !0SO g: m. If not otherwise engaged, will receive calls at residence in evening, Thoee wishing consultation at other than reg ular of- previous.
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
Gaail. &estsra Meips.
CANAAN. COIN WEDNESDAY,, MAY 31, 1882.

Extra Copies of the NEWS can hs oSsalnee a,
 GraAam's Drug store. salisbury Charles ". Wclfs, Falls Village o A. Crane. sharon. HImphrsy's Drug stuf. Usnaa, RoatOMee, WestOornwslt Ths"Rmporism." Wee, winstec W. A. Roberts, East Canaan D L. Pratt. southaela and Mill Rive, WsaeA . Johnson, Norfolk
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RQE N,

In Brldgepor', May 95. son to conductor $: K: Spencer Of the H. R.R, weight
 10 I.2 pounds. "e'Rn'
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Wanted !
FL. DoL8EARE. MI. Nh

SURGEON DENTIST, Lakeville. Ct. Dsn- O tistry in all its branches, at moderate pric- es, Diseases of the mouth and associate parta \ speciality. Nitrous oxide gas administered
 6m4I
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

l@ Hart'' rd' May 2i, Mrs. So mon Kuicker
 booker. aged 70 years. l" F"ls Village, May 24. vrs Jane Can,
 "sed hS years ln ''es 'to'nes. Iowa. or pasalysis. N,s
 Ceiestra A West. wite of Abei WI,
 formerly of Sheffield, aged 7s years,
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

Clayton.
 With few exceptions, people in this vi. cinity have made their gardens, and are now looking for green peas and potato bugs.
 Nr. R. l.. Taft and family have returned from Virginia, bringing with them couple of Southern domestics
 Miss Mamie Austin is at work in Winsted Conn. AsrRR1sx Ct. Barringtsn.
 The widow of Phineas Chapin celebrated her soth birthday last Sunday by attending the Congregational worship at the town hall at the morning service She makes her home with her son, Mr. Theodore M Chapin, in Harrington village She has large line of descendants dewn to great great grand child.
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

A CARD. For the kindness and aid ex. tended the family, during our recent bcreave ment, which sympathies will be long remem. bered and cherished, we return our sincere thanks. GEORGE H. GAyL.
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

The NATIONAL IRON BANK, at FALLS v1I.- LACE in the State of Connecticut, at the close of business, May 18th, 1ssa.
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

CT of change in this town will concede frank
 ly and fairly that Canaan has pos Utilities ln
 point of position location, natural means
 and resources. not surpassed by any town in
 the county, nor by any along the line of the
 H R. R The same person will also concede that these possibilities might have been de
 veloped and furthered and that the town might have grown in consequence thereof
 He will also hurriedly and uuhesitatingly state that he is proud of his town, of it's uu worked possibilities, of it's inhabitants and their customs This same true and loyal cit. izen will resist with.all the energy hls soul can command any attempt tq make possible She possibilities of Cana Il To him the Sn possibilities of Canaan are the points to be considered, and over these he drlvels year in and out This man finds congenial compan.
 ions in the town, and society is formed to promote the Impossible and cultivate the vail of the ''might hsNe heeR." From one such person there comes leaven enough to imbue he whole community and thus the mischief is lone.
 The remedy for this supiueness is this here must be thorough appreciation of the leeds of the town, a united desire to meet hese requirements, positive conviction of | he lights and duties of citizens to comnm-
 ty, and consecration ot labor and capital | Q the development of that which is for the ast good of all, If the doctrine of State tights d'ed with the Rebellion, that of own Rights or Community Iutereats is live, or should be, and school house in
 hich this doctrine is not taught and em. hasized should be ragged ana community hich does not live up to it's rights, duties, Id interests, deserves the ohllviou .nto hich it inevitably sinks. WINTHROP
 Canaan. May 27, 1882.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02
Fri2htiuI CatasiroDhe.

CLEAvfLAND. Ohio, Jan. 2.-During tho
holshts II P9thias festival at SEsucsville,
luscariw's couaty. Saturday evening, the
h'or, ga7o Wy. precipitaiag The company,
Iumoer'ug over two huadsea, to tn, floor b :
low. Two persons vera instantly killed, ten
others fatally Injured aud between seventy and
eighty moro OF lcts bruised or lurued. The
bulldog took fire. almost instantly producing
seine OF the widest excitement. The lights
ware nearly all ,x.ingushed leaving the Shrek
Jog. struS2llDg MSS of humanity 10 grope
their way from the rrrs almost in tho dark
BY the prompt notion Of these who etc.ped
unIbju;sd and other ei.2,ns summoned By
The tetr bio atsrm, the fire was subducd but
not until quite number had been more or
less Turned. The lis: Of killed and wounded
will number nearly ono buudyed. The night
Was vtr7 cold add tho s.rns is described as
irlghttul 10 tho eXtrems.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
horrible AecIhaut

BRADFORD. Pa, Jan. New Years Day
was ;hHred in at Richburg. N. Y, By terri
Die o.'amity IN tho burtiog Of Garrett Abois'
hoatdlrg house and tho loss of three lives thert-
BY. The IRE started in toe kitchen from an
o"r pressure OF gas 10 tho sGv,, and so rapid
was the antesd 1T the fsmes that ia few mir
a a., the eatise building was envsloped 10 fire.
Mr'. Aools, eyed Sky Eve, IVES o9nfoed TO htr
oed 10 Tho second story by 40 attack Of fever.
aoa her husband, aged seventy, So! at he, bed
siue' lie fell toto dcz, and vas swskoued by
inc snii citing smcko. The old man carried
9is wife out OF The blazing building ADD leid he.
then rushed bsct into tho house AID attemnted
10 save Toe lives Ct three children, aged rtspec-
lively thirteen, twelve and ten, who silent in the
rear room ca the s'o,ud story, directly over the
kitchen; His andeavoss were uss less, hovevar ::
enc little ones were burned to death, and in
Ei' htrjlo attempt the Cd man nearG lest his
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BoNps &c.-J. a. HspbCton &
Cos. Baltimore Financial Circular Of Saturday
LAST says:
"Early in The week Virgins bonds were we,k,
and, having beon presse1 for aslo, consols de-.
clined 10 703 regular, 20 seller GO Eat, and Goa
seller 6montha fat. Ten-fer.ies sold down TO Al.
Later these bonds were in better demand and
on orders TO buy eonsois advancet to II AID
lO.40s to Az. At the close c9nsols again sold of
TO TT. For the first time since recent decline
in Virginia bonds orders were received from
Europe 10 buy. The London market for Amer.
lean securities has been depressed, but this week
there was better feeling, and as soon as tho
Improvement commenced tre orders TO buy Viz
glnia bonds were resumed. This shows con.
clusvely that the cessation Of orders 10 buy
Virginia bonds was not because OF a loss OF con-
fdence in these securities. or from tear of tho
probable action Of The repudiating Legislature
but solely because Of the general decline in
American securities hbroAd. Tho decline ir
consols enabled the shorts. TO cover at prof.,
but the bonds are scarce here. and strong buy.
ing movement would quickly advance prices.
Tho worst thing against Virginia consols At
present is, that tho COUPONS falliog duo January
let are selling at such low figures. This time
last year coupons were selling 1T about 80. and
now they are heavy. In the neishborhcod of
the coupons will probably come over for sale in
largo quantities. and if pressed fog sale will
probably still further decline. When last Jan.
Jury coneols were selling at 81 aud coupons at
90 taey paid TO the holder per cent on his in.
vastnont; now. with consols at y and coupons
at 70 they only pap per cent. which makes
very material difference, which will, We think,
be realized by tho foreign holders when they
come 10 sell their coupons. We Go 70. think
however, that coupons will remain At %, but
will, later OF, when there is better demanG for
them from tax psyers, advance Tho coupon
At Ill leplGpllg ohaanar than Tho bs
we think ere good purchase a5 q speculation.
The resdustars can lot do anything to stop tho
receipt Of coupons az long as tho present Cour.
of Appeals of Virginia hold over. (Japua,y
1889. go there will probably DO NO a,tsmct
made 10 refuse thon for another year. Tho
total taxes 10 DO paid in Virginia amount to
about $2,5O0,CO0. and the coupons now part due
and falling due in 1882 are not ovar Sl,tO0,CN.
Virginia peeers waro freely offered and on
small sales declined 10 3D."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

TIE INTERNATIONAL MANSION at Rich
niond IS to be repslre& aid IT 6:tsd at cost, it
Is estimated, of not lsss than $4,000. We
learn from the correspondent Of the Petersburg
lndex-Apoeal that 'as the baiIdiug has bsen
teusn'td cnly b. Governor Holiday and his
rrisaic secretary. Mr.. Tsycr. fires haeo been
kept ~ 10 very few Of tho rooms. the oons,-
| q1encs Of which IL said to be that the walls
Ia nHty paris oil tho house ara Damp" The
H,mo correspondent says:
The furniture al present us.d has BON
| mado to do serVlce for tho past quarter of
century and somo IL q VtIy much logger lime
than That. The b:dstea6s are CT autuu, pa.-
| tcru, kIoRn IS Teasler b. d:tea3s. They arc so
| high that person Of ordinary height would
havo 10 Use step ladder to crawl into then.
The chairs. di7a5s and tables 10 the reception
room, as we'll IS tho furniture iu tho dioap
! room, arc OIL ct very old style. S1ns CT it is
very good aud will still present o very good Sd.
| pearanoe with some oVerbaulirg. The mos! of
it, however, will DO doubt DO sent TO an suction
| house and sold. | doubt no! tina. some of it
| will brirg enough to replace tho same articles
| with the very b,st modern make. What BIZ
ter inducoment would first class aucsiorour
| Wac. than to call to crowd Of gaping auction
room baunters that this is bsdstead, sir, in
which all the Governors of Virginia have re-
posed for tho past balfa CENTURY Hero have
sid the Gubernntorial heads OF Cabel, Tyler
Henry A. Wise. Smith. and half a zorro of
other distinguished Virginians who hsvo pee
SIDED over the desiinies of thi, S:gte. Not for
ec.iiag Gilbert Q. Walker, whose manly form
:cpcsad 90 that dowDy but aniq1e bed except
90 bis off rights. when be spent the evening
With his friends The carpets 10 the executive
minsicn are to be rcplso,d with Few oees.
Those now 10 use arc hardly old enough to
| btilg much as souvenirs of former residents
Of the Governor's rc9idhnoo Tho danpress
has made thom mouldy."
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letter from Richmond
| Correspondents o! tia Alexandria Gaz

lCtrrespoDdent3 o! tia Alexandria Gaz,te. |
RCHMoSD. Va, December 3l.-G0v.
Holiday hiss ttkan suite Of rocms 10 The St.
Claire Hoe. H. wall lot rtus in 10 tho oily
|org. D1t'nE his trip last year to florida no
saw such a glimpS, Ct thu fa.-Iff beauties of
tropical lanes ss TO civ, him !jn3ins for
oiesr+r and moro extended Inspection which BIO
will take. |: is COW understood that he will
70 frs! to Cube and from tho, Q, 10 Mexico
His s!sy there, will. it is safe to soy, be pleasant
after tho rather boring routine Of ofiioo. Were
person OF a statistical !raaae Of mind to look into
tho matter, tho result would BIO The discovery
OF surprisingly large number Of Fiigosos in
Msyco Some are minios, others engineering
on railroads aud others engaged in tho pesos.
iul add aoutempla,iva calling Of bacendtro snd
basking uodisturbed under a thirty COL
lar sOmbrero.
In tho way OF young men. esp cislly Virginia
has sent qlte number 10 tho LIST five yesrs,
some Ct *hom have boep sharp enough to get
in Ct the right time with the tide wboh is
sweeping American enterprise lDto this Lovely
land OF the MsXIoirs and&hich is TO make fu-
turos 70: some ss we'll ss wreck many Others
The recent horrible disaster at W ost Point
ns5 loVea'eu UoTe prominently the TACT th0t
railway aud steamboat officials citen have to
ri,k their lives by carrSiog articles the nature
of which they eau know nothing. L. seems 10 be
weI!-5iah agreed DOW TINT the explosion of the
West pOiai ees CAUSED By dynamite packed 10
a bsx cs etsib!7 Of ordinary mtrchard Sc, and
smu. gled on board. The use Of this dagger
Gus explosive for blasting purpose is dsi!y BE-
coming mora general and when tho fac. is co1-
sidered how eagerly it is demanded 10 mining
operations, it will be seen that the srtice must
DO frequently transported. AS transportation
lines will not take it. the tacs that i. must be
frequently smucglcd under tie Dame of COL
mon merchandise ia evident.
The books CT the Commissioner of the Rev
eDue for tho year indicate an decreased value 10
new buildings in Nichno5d or improvements to
old enes, of half million dollars. and also
shows total city tax Of SIX hundred tbous.nd
dollars ia round numbtr5.
Resi- undoubtedly took Richmond by storm,
and when he comes again he will doubtless
have packed hous g, although there is 10 roa-
son to complsin of the s;z, of his suaonss
either las. night or Tonight. Aud yet there
can DO 90 doubt of the fsc: that Resi- s not
such az actor az Salvini who has appeared 10
mesgre hcuss here. STRoNGEOW.
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NEWS or The DAP.
Tho Atlanta EgDt sition closed SoIu,l

Tho Atlanta Expo siton closed Salu,dly.
Gerard Do Forrest died 10 New York SAT-
day night hom a dose of paris pre,n, which
be had taken with su:cidel nteut.
Over AZ. 100000 feet of lumbar were sh:pc ed
from Jacksonville. Piu.. Inst year. This is q
a:se incrosso over former years.
The arrivals Of vessols OF tho mort Of New
ork from fcrtlgn p0ris during tho yaar 1881
aggregated 6 929 OF which .953 were steamers.
There were IS Geo deaths reported 10 New
York last y'sr, au Increase ever the previous
Year OF G,G12. The ti:tts were II, $50 this
ydar AMI 81 536 last year. decrease of ! ,406
Ctss ul NJ. Clsy OF X :n:ucsy, has written q
letter urging the GomioatiOn of Hoo. Samuel
j. Illiin as tho i m9ofaic candidate for tho
ueXt presidency
Guteau's trial is su!p,ndcd today. 10 com
mon with all other public business 10 Wssf.
lnglon. 20 Saturday tn. prisoner continued
ms grotetqaa huttoontry from tho beginning to
the end OF the session.
Mrs. Ellen Grant Sartolis is abou, 10 visit
Washington. with her children. o. the 2ues OF
her former bridesmaid. tho daughter of Su:
seon- Gooeral Baraes. Mrs. Ssrlor sill kecp4,
It's said. The pleasant prettiness OF her grlhotd
BoucicIult s,ys that Oscar Vida is clever
man, AID not the ass which his ridiculous posing
10 London 81 cIoty makes him appear. His de
votloo to the HiIhstc c;aZ is tnrst -lourths rs
sumsd.
Mr. T. G. Ruddell. Of tho Baltimore bar, has
baon retained as counsel for Dr.. Hugh Nelsop,
who Is charged cuder 40 indictment with abor-
ticn. TIE IS, will DO sot dowo for trial at az
carly day in the JsLu,ry term.
Three new cases of smallpox and one death
wero reported al k9okuk. Iowa, ycstold,y.
They Wcro all mcdIo,l students. who caught
the disease from tho c,rpse Of q smallpox ps
lent thas had bcca brought to tbs college for
dissection.
The business Of the Chicsgo Custom House
durlGg the past year, according to the annual
report. has been larger than ever before. The
direct exports amounted 10 value to 1913 COO,
OF which Sl,1lS,000 vera cartied 10 American
vessels. Dusi.s were collected 10 tho amount
OF s2.92S,5 80 % imported goods.
Mr.. w. j. Winans. of Baltimore. has taken
the extensive farm of Knock6n, 90 the CHS
olm estate, and Bmo ss the whole estate of Kin
tai, belonging to Mr.. j. I. Macketze, of
Glennuick. Scotland. These grounds are all
DOW under sheep. and as Mr.. Wioaps is to co.,
vert them into deer forest, several Thousand
sheep will be thrown upon the market Mr.
Wlnaps' shooting groucds DOW txtend irom the
cast 10 the vest coass OF Scotland. from the
Beauty Firth 10 the Atlantic, and 10 straight
lln, tie length i8 sixty miles. He is having
plans prepared for al extensive shooting ledge
which. l: s said. will be one of the largest and
most handsome 10 Scotland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

Col. Holiday turnod the oEco high ofics OF
Governor OF Vrgioia over to his SUCCESSOR. Col.
of privlte oi;iz,n That bis solo otioos dur
ing his official term has been to promote the
welfare OF tho State is wha. all who koow lin
arc convinced. His Siste 'ovo and sod bis 20
liucal and pHs,usl integrity ara uonpeacbcd
~ those at all seqlaioted 8ilh bis character.
Lie has been co:san. aud stubborn upholder
OF The SAFES credit and defender Of Der homer,
add that be did not succeed was 90 fault Of his.
Whatever else my ba sad Of bin. none who
knoa him will deny that Virginia has 20 truer
500 than tx-G5Y5Iner Holiday
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Chief Rama Executed,

GEEYER, Col Jan. 2.-Accouats from Presi
oio del Norte. Mexico. OF the capture by Mex.
cans of forty Apsches on the war path, make il
certain that the captured IndiRns were Mana,
the Wall-known war chief and remnant of his
followers. These Indians weat into the village
opposite Preside dsl Norte and attempted to
make treAty Of peace, when the inhs bill ants
look 'hem prisoners, shot N.ua and the other
chiefs, and sent the rem air lsr south, intending
TO place the bucks at work ia the mines and
make the squsws slaves in families in the city Of
MaYinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-02

TAe democrats no reople send to Cor or, es
might at leas tut themselves 10 the liulo iL-
convenience Of Attending the daily sessions q
that body. so 80 10 be rcsfy to vote when their
votes are r,ql;red. Their COZ s,iut Dclts neither
ak Dor expcot them to make eltqasnt or able
spec cbcr. tu.. simply 10 b. present 80 that
when party gu: stion is up their votes may be
c)unted. Already 10 tho iitu:o this session
when such question Was ur, has it been
rtq1isito TO resort to fbusericg, because
only one-:hird Of them werc not 10 their seats
1t is to BIO hoped that no similar neosssity will
arise during the rtmsoder of the session. The
republican members are never fuucd so unat-
teptivo 10 their du;i:s ard the democrats would
do we'll to follow :heir example in tits rcapt Of
at lebs'.
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Feeble Ladies'.

Those lsnsuid, tiresome sensations, Causing
you to feel sclrcsy able to ba on your fest that
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all lts elasticity driving the bloom from your
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ctnnai Saturday Niqht
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PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEkbT By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY ., 1882.
The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE std VIRGINS

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE sLd VIRGINIA
ADVERTISER tC-iey onttr; up)n it's Gght! =
third v,une- ago at.aiotd by bu! f,7 rs-
por3 in this c1uotrr. i; vii. in. the fu!urc, es
il tho past. be co, ia,cd with 10 eye siege to
cluat.y. ADD nothing will bo If. uad3rc TO
mako i; worthy Of tho gcEtr.ua patronage it
receives. sn1 TO Increase liz spher, Of us,lo.
moss
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Accident from CoaIOiI.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Julia Giroy, ten years
old, living At Mnspetb. Long Island, visited her
aunt Mrs. LslIy. in Jersey City. on Saturday,
evening she went 10 light kerosene lamp in
the kitchen. AS aoon as she touched the lighted
match to the wick the lamp exploded and the
blszirg oil wss thrown over her. Mrs. Lslly
rushed in and exsinsuished the fsmes BY wrap
ping blanket around the girl. bu. the latter
hsd 6een By that tmaso seriously burned that
her death is csrtia,