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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
EXECUTRIX, NOTICE.

ETTERS Parliamentary on the estate of Napo-
1lieon Is Mckinney deceased, were granted to
tne unoerslgned on the 9TH day OF December,
1882, by the Probate Court OF Lafayette county.
Missouri.
All persons having claims againet said estate
are required to exhibit them to me tor allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may be precluded from anv benefit of such
estate; and If such claims be not exhibited
within two years they will be forever barred.
MARY ANN MCKINNEY.
oecsta Executrix'
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

The Pendleton civil service bill passed
the United States senate, last Wednes.
day, b. vote OF SO to. s. Tue yeas
aud neys were as follows: Yeas-Al.
drlch, Allison, Anthony. Bayard, Cam
eron Of Pennsylvania. Cameron OF
Wisconsin, Chllcott, Cockrell, Coke,
Conger, Davis OF Illinois, Davis OF West
Virginia. Edmunds. Frye, Garland,
George, Gormau, Groome, Harrison,
Hawiey, Hi !. Hoar j ackson. Jones, f lori.
da, ,Jo, es of Nevsd, Lamar, ,Lapham, Lo.
gan, Miller OF Caiiiornia, Miller of New
York, Morrill,. Pendleton. Pratt, Plumb,
Rollins. Seweli, Vest. Walker. VIM
dom-s9. Nays-Brown. Call. Jonas,
McPhecson. Msrgan-5. The following
pairs were announced: Blair with Bar.
row, Hale with Beck, Ferry with Far
ley. MAxey with Dawes, Saunders with
Williams, Butler with Pngh, Johnston
with Voor hees.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Spring nsid Mass. Republican -
s.Ths democrats have only to kick
against reform to kick over their own
bucket. :" Amen. l, they kick sgsinst
reform they ought {, be beaten; but It's
qu,te as likely a. not that they won't
kick to any appteciable extent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

.Warrensburg Journal.D Democrat: =
1--WE submit that 1t 10 about time to stop
talking about railroads and railroad
projects, aud get down to solid busi-
ness. The Journal Democrat suggests
that he property holders Of Wsrrens-
burg organize stock company to build
q narrow gauge road to Higginsville,
there 10 connect with the G. & A. 1t
can be done Al half the cost of q stand.
ard gauge. What do the property hold
ers OF Warrensburg say 2"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

As our 'ntire article on Lexington
township bonds, Last week, related to
Cases in he supreme court of The UNI
ted S:alas We did not think We could BE-
Inexperienced in speaking OF the con-
tract eni cred into between the county
court aud Messrs. Young & Graves.
That contract only relates to cases IN
the court above mentioned. Mr.. Black
we'll, the prosecuting attorney of the
county, having faithfully, intelli-
gently and .zealously attended to
the township bond cases in the U. 8.
circuit and strict courts and elsewhere,
even though 1t is not strictly In the line
of his duty to do so. aud at tie cost to
him OF his civil practice.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

The Cireib.,sti Commercial. the
abiesL and she leading republican
paper of Chic, LOOKS at the pension
business this way Tho commission
er of pensions seems 10 think 1t his
duty to keep tine list as large as possi-
bic anu to fork out the money In the
largest possiols amounts. Although be
is -Nara OF frauds in the business he
makes but feeble suggestions Of eme-
dies TOR them, and actually none by
VIII ch a:se list oi pensioners may be
puo!ie. g. that ia every neighborhood
1t may ne known who is drawing.
wgr niiy or uifwotthily. money from
tie government.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Senator Va wa warm :riend OF
the la,s D. j L Ysitis. ami has tes;i,
Ges his sg.ct fer bis fns,nory bv sub
scr,hlag twenty dollars II the fund to
cree q ,pprumen. over his grave.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
ToVs! TOYS "

In endlass variety, all now this season, and
bought at close figures and sold accordingly.
Call aud see them, n, August Egle's, Frank
lin street. naJ.f
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

st. Louis gram market Thursday:-
Wbeat-aoout stesdy and slow; no. 2
red. 95 1 2 to 955 SC cash $50 January;
81 3-4c Febru ry; 80 1-2c March 81 o.
3-8 tc " 2: May no. 8 red. 80 8 40.
Coru-qu :; A IA to A $50 cash and
the yea. II 8 a TO 45c January; 45 1-2
to IS 5 g. February; 46 1.sc March ;
48 2 TO 4S 20 May. Oats steady !;
35 S-4 to Sc &c cash 35 38 to IS 1-sc
JANUARY; So 5-8c February; So 7-8c
My, Rye-noninally 56c. Barley
steady Il 60 to 86c.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

K,nsas City Times:-"'There IL no
evidence thus tar that President Arthur
had any hand In the slush part OF the
campaign that elected Garfield aud
himself, SO far as Dorsey's letters let
the light into the dark places. The
worst that can be said of Arthur 10 what
happened when Dorsey was feasted at
Delmonico's, and Arthur. In drinking
his health, applauded him for his de1-
ferrous use of 'sosp' In Indiana"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Mexico 1nte!ligeucer: -" "Senator
Vests arraignment of the republican
party on account of ia system Of politi-
cal assessments was sewers but we'll
nerited." liz.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

The4ollowing paragraph 10 going the
rounds of the papers 1.-THE married
state evidently was not pleasing to q
young man In Montreal. After few
weeks experience he drowned himself
by holding his head under water"
What strikes rs In the matter is the
immensity of the unattractiveuess OF
the woman who could be less desirable
than death by such means.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
Notice.

All persons having small loads or bundles
to tie delivered, can have it done property
by leaving their orders st E Z. faughn's or
G. Weber's store, ,as l am delivering prompt
ly and cheapy. 1t VIM. SUMMERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Elder T. E. Msigs. Sunday School E,anoeIist
ofthe Christian church, desires US to print.-. I
Will visit the Christian churches In Aully,lle
ana Hisginsville. Missouri, as follows: Aull-
Vile on Thursday night January 4, loas and
Higginsville, Friday night. January II. 1883. 1
expect TO remain several days al each place and
hold Sunday School Institute. hereby reone.t
these churches to give the appointments general
circulatioG.n
AT the meeting OF Harmony lodge, A. O. u.
w.. last Thursday night, the following gentle
men were elected officers for the ensuing year.
A. LOOMS. N. Wi C. G. Ludwigs, g. T.:T.
c. Young. O.; Jas. Edslin. Recorder; Thos. f
Austin, F. D. w. b. revis, Receiver; r, r.
Jesse. G.i VIM. NJ. Mllls. 1. W; F. c. T
BriEht"ell. o. W.: A. v. Robinson, p. NV.
After the election OF officers R. T. Jesse, ESQ.
delivered An eloquent and very interesting lee
ture. which was very highly eompl,mented.
The evening was concluded with An oyster ann
per 10 the banquet hall.
There was very pleasant surprise party given
Rev. Geo. L. Lsyburn and wife, last Thursday
night. at their new residence. A number of
their friends Unexpectedly dropped in on them,
each one bearing substantial token Of good
will and remembrance. All Of the presep,s
were appropriate ssd acceptable. and several
OF them quite valuable. notably . handsome
Brussels Carpet, the gift Of Msssrs. Alexander
Graves and Jno. q. Longdon. The presents
were slight tokens OF the kindly and anect,onste
regard Of the member OF the Presbyterian
church, Of whioh Mr.. Leyhurn il the snac,..t
and popular pa stor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
Winter Styles of Millin cry.

Call on Mrs. S. z. Arnold. also special at
tention Will lie given to dressmahing cutting
and fitting on short notice. milf
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Christine Nilsson has been at Kansas
City, this week. and the Times in Its
issue Of yesterday. gave her full page
noiica
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
Wapted.

1,O0e families to buy their fail and winter
supply Of dry goods Of Wilker b Miller,
Franklin street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Right Hon. William Forster, in
speech at Glasgow. recently, said he
did not think the land act required
much alteration. He was sure the most
powerful government that ever existed
il England would be overthrown ifit
attempted to introduce home rule,
which. he said. would never be granted,
~ it involved absolute separation and a
great probs bility OF civil war In Ireland.
R'gnt Hon. ~ William Forster is the
gentleman " ho as secretary for ireland
desired to feed the distressed people
there with bullets. To the credit Of
England be it said Mr.. Forster's views
were unpopular even there. 1t 10 not
true that home rule involves absolute
separation. any more than that home
rule in the United States means "sepa-
ration" OF the state from the general
government, and as Mr.. Gladstone and
his son have both recently expressed
approval OF the idea of home rule, and
its practlcability, If Irish statesmen
will Indicate . reasonable line of de-
narcation betwe cen the state of ireland
and the general government. it does not
seem to Us that the Right Hon ~ Mr..
Forster's dictum is to be accepted when
he says that the measure would over
throw the most powerful government
that ever existed In England. Politi-
cians OF that gentleman's school may
cry peace peace! a. long and ~ lusti-
ly as they choose, but there will be no
peace in England until ireland can re-
spect herself in being accorded the re-
spect of the English, Scotch and Welsh,
the people with whom she 10 associated
iu government. bat who rule her abso-
luteIy as 10 the most trivial local laws,
with not one single chance of her pro-
tests being heard, unless opposition to
them rises to the indignity OF q public
scandal. The fewer Forsters speak tor
England the better for the general good.
Live stock market, St. Louis Thurs
day ay:-Cat,le-Receipts. LOO; ship
ments, none; supply better and easier
but not quotably lower; good to choice
shipping steers, Is 90 to 5 rs; extra
heavy. s6 90; some good steers 1,s4O
pounds sold at 95 95; light steers, 81 25
to 75;common to fair but tchers' 81 rs to
8 so; good to choice butchers' steers
and fat heifers and cows. $S rs to 4 so;
stockers. S3 90 to s75. Sheep-Re.
ceipts, 500; shipments. none; scarce
and firm common to medium, 81 rs to
8 80; fair to good. So so to 4 20; choice
to fancy. "a so to 500. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 600 head; shipments. 18O
head. Market firm; light grades, e5 SO
to 5 70; packing, $6 90 to 6 25; butch.
ers to extra, Sc 10 to 6 IS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons inter-
~ ested in the estate of 8. 7. Meng,
deceased, that the undersigned. administrator
will apply to make final settlement of said
estate ut the February term, 1883. of the
Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri
TO be begun and held at the probate court room
IN the city OF Lexington. on the second Mon
day in February, 1883.
ED. X. MESG
uec2't' Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
FARM FOR SAI.E

FAtM EOK SALE. =
WILL sell my farm, adjoining Well
lington on the West end and the rail. m
road ON the south. 1t contains Ito acres i'd
OF iand. an under fence and Ii nearly s4
all under cultivation. Has two good dW.iIin.-
houses, one at the northeast and ono .: the south
west corner; orchard OF 800 young trees. Es
good fence, and is all underiaid win
coal. For terms apply On the place to me.
or 70 Messrs. Rathbun Son. Lexington
nOVSSmz BENI. L MARTIN
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Drurv College chapel. Springfield,
recen ~ erected at cost OF $45. .OOO,
tc,..ed down a few asys ago. 1t was
.ass,.a. ior $4,000, ans the cltizaas
ar tskog steps su rebuild IT,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

ELECTION OF BANK DI.
RECTORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual elsc.
~ -,. M1R Of Directors for the Morrison Wens-
the Directors' Room Of said Bsnk. in Lem.
ton, Mo-. ON -
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10TH, A. D.. 1888
let all the Stockholders be present.
, .. G. WENTWORTH,
Hec3ou President.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
ADM1N1sTRAroR,s NOTICE.

I ETTERs Of dissatisfaction on the estate Of
II Judith L. Edwards. deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the 9th dav Of No.
Famber. lsSs. by the Probate court OF LRlay-
erte county. Missouri
All persons having claims against said estate
0fe required to exhibit the1n to me for allowance
v:thln one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit OF such
estaaoj and tfsuch claims be not exhibited with.
In two years they VIII be forever barred.
b - ROBERT TAYLOR,
oec?to Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

Entirely New Views each Night. Enchanting
Dissolving Scenery each Evening. Three
Richly illustrated and Popular
Lectures.
Admission, each lecture Adults, 96 cents,
Children under H. IL cents. Adults course
tickets, 6 cents. Children's course tickets, Is
cents. Tickets on sale Mt usual plac. and ut the
door Doors open half hour before time of
Lecture. deco
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

The Missouri legislature will meet
next Wednesday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
PEKDLET0N's BILL
For Civil Service Reform Passes the
Senate, by a yete OF 80 10 ).
Cockrell and Vest Vote Aye.

Text of the Civil Service Reform Bill
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

PROF. J. S. AKERS g. SON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

Good bye Osrar! Ia. ia!
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

w .oAoei oo oy ouy peESOnb concerned IN
making any examination or appoint
ment under this act.
Sec. No person habitually using
iEtox eating beverages in excess shall
DO appointed to. or retained in any
oihce, business or employmentto to which
The provisions of this act are applicable.
Sec. That no senator or represen-
tatlve or territorial delegate of cou-
gress. or senator, representative or
delegate elect, or any officer or en-
p.Oye Of either OF said houses, and no
executive, judicial, military or naval
officer OF the United States, and no
clrrk or employe OF any department,
branch or bureau of the executive,
judicial. military or naval service of the
United States shall, directly or Indirect
", solicit or receive, or be in any man.
ner Concerned in soliciting or receiving
any assessment, subscription or contri-
button for any political purpose what
ever from any officer, clerk or employe
OF The United States, or any department.,
branch or bureau thereof, or from any
person receiving any salary or compen-
sation from moneys derived from the
treasury OF the United States.
Section-That no person shall In any
room or building occupied in the dis.
charge OF official duties by any person
Or employe OF the United States men,
toned in this act, solicit In any manner
whatever, or receive any contribution
of money, or any other thing of value
for any political purpose whatever.
Sec,ion.--No officer or emplnye OF
the United States mentioned in his act
shall discharge or promote or degrade,
or in any manner change the official
rank or compensation of any other Off
Ger or employe, or promise or threaten
so to do tor giving or Withholding or
to make any contribution of
money or any other valuable thing for
any political purpose.
Section. No officer, clerk or other
persons in the service OF the United
ST .tes shall, directly or Indirectly, give
Oh hand over to any other officer, clerk
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
jacksonville, Ills.

HAyING engaged. a. below Indicated, to
II give their Magnificent Sum Graphic Enter
tsinments with immense
DIsSOLVING VIEWS,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

LECTURES
AND MUSIC.
Lands of the Nile, the Jordan. and the Holy
City Surveyed. These Exhibitions are given on
scale of Surprising Splepdor by mesns of
DOUBLE GRAND sTEREoPTICOS,
using the best Calcium Lights with mixed gas
Jets. wing in br;liiAnce with the kleciric
Light. Oa
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

ER. +. O. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
aENT; . specific for Hysteris, Dizziness, Cor.
vu!slcns, Nervous Headacne, Mental repses-
alon, Loss of Memory Spermstorrhoas Impo.
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age. csuced by over ex srtion, self abuse or over
Indulgence, which leads TO misery, decsy and
death. One box will euro recent cases Each
box contains one N onth's treatmcnt One dollar
3 box. or SIX boxes for five dollars; sent by mail
crepsid receipt Of prico, We guarantee six
boxes 10 cure any csse. With each order re.
eelVed by us for six boxes. accompanied with
i've dollars, we will send tho purchaser our writ
ton guarantee 20 return the money if the treat
uent dots not effect cure. Guarantees issued
5y A n NEY & CO., Druggists, Alexsndria
Ys.. Wholesale and retail agents Orders bv
nail will receive prouap pt sttantion, m.r,
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TRUTH HTTESTEU.
[Some Important Statements of Well Known
People Wholly Verified

J
In order that the public may fully raa!iz, th g
genuineness of the statements, IS we'll as the
power aud value of the article Of which they
speak, we publish herewith the fac simi.e sigma
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques-
ton. The truth of these Testimonials is absolute.
nor can the facts they announce be Ignored.
Ale1andris, Va, August 4. 1881.
WAS thrown from my horse 6 or years ago,
and suffered severe wound of the side, which
was aggravated By cisordered kidneys. Bleven
months ago WAS attacked with pneumonia and
bladder disease. deposits of brick dust and albu-
men being discernable by the naked eye. was
confined 10 the houae for six months. kId WAS
unable TO cross the & DOR without assistance. My
physician did me no good. Having read in my
religious weeklies OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney snd Liver Cure, and heiyg
advised to use it by Captain 9rxhsm, did SO,
and am oLca more able to walk the streets. MY
pains have !et me- and holieve if l hal used
me remedy year $50 shcu,d then so have
been cured
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10 meet al the demand5 uron it, t:3e Gaz..to
VIII bs nste a WAoBI=GrUS n3d pJra.
MOND Ne WSPhPBK, IS veil ss sssnALEX.
ANDk1A JOURNAL. Tho nicnno- and
"Ashif ston News OF pas! Years his lott l:i.!e 70
improve bu!5 set gre.ter etijr. will 5a made TO
iA!o,e Ao1o.uIe perfection il these daDsr:r lents
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTIOE-The undersigned having been az
IN pointed by the Corpo ation Colrt of the
city OF Alexandria administrator of the estate of
JOHN COWLING, Jr. decd hereby notifies
the creditors of the said decedent 10 prove and
present their claims for payment. and he also ra-
quests all persons indebted to the said John
Uowling to make nay ment thereof TO him
WILLIAM COWLIkG,
janG-v4a* Administrator.
OTIOE-The undersigned bss qualified IS
~ executor upon the estate Of MtOAAEL
NOEMYLE. decsased. and calls upop all per
sons indebted to the estate 10 come forward and
pay the came, and those having bills sgsinst the
estate will present the same, properly su!henli-
Gated, for payment
GEO. Il. HARLOW, Admir-.
Alexandria, Vs., January s. 1882.
NOTICE-Notic is hereby siven to all per.
~ sons having claims against JAMES ".
ROSE 10 present the same to the ur dsrsgn ed,
properly authenticated, on or before the let day
of February next and all persons indebted to
the said James K. hose are hereby notified to
make payment to the undersigned on or esfore
the ssii 1st day of February Re1t, or suit will
be brought.
jsul1-tFl Z. KEMPER. Trustee.
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It's coa!iaui!y % Washington gives ths Gs.
tts an esrlY precedenue over AL ,na Journals
OF me SIate in intelligence Of the operations o:
the General Goverunsn: Tho proceedings Of
tongress will be regularly Toaor.ad in succircl
form for its columns, bu. a!l matters oc especial
ihte1e't-n Virginia wi! be 2:sca in te..il, .nd
!he full text Of al kills. Of lcc. !r.e.cs. viii be
given
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R.W. W.AVERY
22S KING STREET

70 hING STKHET
NEW GOODS-keceived to. day: Colgsles
~ RosAdorA Water, their new perfume. in 26
cent sprinkling top bottles; Benson's Skil Cure,
Vsseline in collspssble tubes, convenient fer
travellers, paseline Gold Cream. VAseline Cam
phor Ice. end Vaseline Confectons for Coughs
and Colds; also VAseline Pomads. unsurpassed
as . delightful dressing for the hair
decl2 JAHNEY eco.
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Just Received.

quarter boxes; loose muscstel; Valencia and
Mat Seedless ksisins; N ew Currants. Ciuon and
Orange Peel; New Layer Figs; Almonds, E le-
liah Walnuts, Pecsns. Rioer,s. Btszl aud Mi1-
ed Nuts; Turkisb Prunes; Sugar uorn; Mel.
sons and Co1e's Gelatine; Anderson's Minca
Meat; the very bes:-Mrs. Wells Home Made
Mince Aeat-good Anderson's Preserves in 5
b pals; jelly and Preserves by the ID; New
York Sweet Cider; Good Cooking Butter fresh
Eggs; Baker end other grades Of Old Rye Whit
icy; Port. Sherry, Madeira and Swset Cat.wba
Wines; Old Apple aud Peach Brandy. All or
the above goods in store and for sale cheap BY
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Ia' city Of AIeIandril will f2d Sc usual its
a."y history in each evenings Issue, sad the
'"'e"'Sence OF that section ftha Commonwealth
"H'oh natrr" h.S bound TO Ale-ancris by tie
'"'Va'uTe OF lts mcuatsina or the C jurses OF lis
.''e'' S' well as that portion linked 70 US by the
No0 osnds of railways, will bo sssida a,ousl7
chroIc 81,
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MI u MOTH FaAt;p& PEu witn. meii.
AN TN fine roint ard beautiful ard essy
acton Which c.rn't be Obsainnd in a smaller
pen. Owing 10 lis so its c,rscly for hoidEg
inE 10 greater than 81. pen Inada 1T is esp, csl.
ly adsutcd for general u.a snd We reco nmel
II t. elderly aentjarrrn beCau.a Cf lis f.rnne: 8
and smoOthne,S OF pJiEt. u Pens sad b boIder
on cards only IS c;s.
dec3i RO8gHr BHLL,: SONS,
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AS 'no in.eroata Of the peoola manly c;n. % E.
nome no rains viii be spa, OF TO chro, iclo oil
I"1''@Fs occurring in the city AID noig hbo.h oad
'"'e'aIy excluding unsceml7 cxprsssionE o.
S''ss narrative asu.f. for journal that's ire 81
urea 81 many thousand hosgtas.cros Ct Vi!Siai D.
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-e 's'' o! .aa osz2.!e is oGyra3 rs sn iudox
" us 'u!ure. 1t has never failed to avail itself
ro"p'y o'al tho improvements which coma
win me greater grcw.h ard more exc9aded er.
fe:ioLce ojournalis N.
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Alexandra Gazette for 1882
TIE ONLY DAILY YATES PUBLISHED
IN NORTHERN ViEGINIA-ONE
TIKI BEST TkDVEnTISING NJ
DiUMoI l.; TH. STATE.

The hLgXkNDaIA GAZETTE and VIE
GINA ADVESTI5EE, begun in !799, is The
o,dest newspaper in tie State, and Inc oaly Z I'll ;
published in Northern YicsjIi..
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gMr4 131JL4eS

AleIsndris, Vs., August 4. 1881.
About 10 months ago l was consd erably
troubled with . constant desire 10 urinste. On
the accommodation of Captain J. g. Graham
began to use Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
CASA.
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Opening end Closing OF the Mails
CLOSING

OpSHAES asun CAoskNS O1 tne aEBise
CLOSING,
Washington, .. O., and Northeastern mails
=. H.. IL m. sad and l5 p. N.
Western mails 30 and 8 l6 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond Va, 10 90 D.
N. and 4 80 and 8 Is p. N.
South and Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch.
burg, Virgins, Wsy and through mails, CO D..
%. and % p. m.
Manassas Division 7 00s S. n.
kla1andria 70 Round Hill vs.. 800a a. nj
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails. Wis Washing.
son, D. O., 8 10 a. N. II "a. and 8 % p. N.
Southern mails, via Richmond, vs., s 80 a. m
Ard 8 SO q. n.
South western rsails via Lynchburg Virginia
ithrough maiis) including |ay mails on Midland
Railroad, 8 30 5. m.
Manassas Division so p. NJ for lock bcz only.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 8 80 p. N.
Otice Hours-Otfcs oYe1s st 6 81 q. n., and
closes ct % .. n.
Sunday Eours-c:-ca opens At s As Z. m.. and
closes 81 80 :. II.