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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-23
By R. T. Lucas & Co., Auct;oneo-s

COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue of de-
~ cree of the Corporation Court for the city of
Alexandria Virginia, rendered at tho October
term lSS2, of said court i'll the chaucerr cause of
Isaac EichberG ct ais. vs. H. S. Barker ct ais, the
subscribers, as special commissioners of sale, an
pointed by said decree, will offer FOR sale at public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of Dccem-
oer' 1867, at II m, in front of the Market Build
ing, on Royal street, in the said city of Alcxan-
dria the property in thesaid decree mentioned. tc
wit: ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, With tic
BRICK STORE and BRICK DWELLING thereon,
OF which H. S. w. Barker died seized. situated at
the southwest intersection of King and Commerce.
streets, in said city of Alexandria, and running
back to Dugans line.
Terms Of Sale: OnS-fourth of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, and tho residue
IN three equal payments at 6, 10 and Is months
from the day of sale; tho deferred payments to
bear interest from the day OF sale, and to he
secured by the notes of the purchaser, with ap-
proved security. and tho retention of the title 10
the property until said notes arc paid
LEONARD MARBUkY, Special
novo-ts ALBERT STUART, CONS.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN
AENT.-Next Tuesday evening. the 2Sth
instant, there will be rare musical and
dramatic treat at Armory Hall For sew
c"al weeks pas; preparations have been
made for this concert, and We understand
that everything is now in good trim Mr.
Pugh and Miss Latham will come from
Washington and Hon. Francis DcCordy, of
Norfolk, vii! contribute to the charm of the
evenings entertainment. Miss Evans, Mrs.
Smthers, Prof Heyman, Miss Lizzie Hud-
son and the Mozart Club, of this city, will
lend their aid. With such IL combination Of
musicians, rot tospeak of Mr. DeCorGy's dra-
matte power, those who go to the hall next
Tuesday will be sure TO enjoy such feast
rs is not often spread before the lovers of
good things in Alexandria. Much labor has
been expended in getting up this festival of
song. and doubtless 81 large and apprccativc
audience will justify the toll Of preparation
AM realize all the pleasure which is now
antic Dated
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

One Of the most cligibly located and desirable
RESIDENCES in the city of Alcxandria. is offered
for sale
The dwelling contains twelve fine rooms, with
bath room, kitchen, wash house, &C., and the
grounds arc spacious handsomely laid off and
have on them tinc grape arbor and various kinds
OF bearing fruit trees.
For further information, terms, &C., &C., apply
to either DR.. N. NJ. LEWIS, or EDGAR SNOW
DEN, Executors of the estate of the late J. H.
Brent. oct19-tf
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AITCiESON & BRO.
Planning Mill and Box Factory,

81 AND S. 5. UNION STREET,
Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, Sashcs, Window
and Dnor Frames, White piue and Poplar Mould
inGs, Hand Rails, Ealustcrs, Newell Posts, Brack-
cts, Porch Columns, lows aud Church Work,
Whcclri"ht and Coachmakcrs material, ETC., etc.
Soda Water and Ginger Ale Boxes, Egg Boxes.
PTtcntcos aud sole manufacturers of
AITCHESON'S PATENT BEER BOX & CRATE.
Having added every year new and improved Ma
chincry 10 our works, or facilities for the pro-
duction of goods arc second to none. Our con-
Staat aim is not only to maintain the high stand
ard II excellence, which has heretofore character
lied our work but to use every effort available 10
improve both III style and finish, thatit may con-
time to sustain good reputation with our trade
and the consumer.
Our iac!t:cs for filling orders promptly arc I'M
surpassed being located in close proximity to tho
shipping and convenient to all the Railroad depots
i'll the city Estimates and information furnished
promptly bT return mail. oct25-eo1m
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THE V. NJ. r. W. MINERAL EXHIBIT
As stated in yesterdays GAZETTE the col
lection of minerals from along the line ofthc
V. NJ. II. W.. which has been on exhibition
in Boston for some time has been brought
back from that city. Yesterday they
was taken to Washington where it will
be exhibited in the new Agricultural build
ing during the progress of the Garfield fair
The collection is very handsome one and
Mr. Malcolm Mclean, who superintended its
arrangement and display in Boston, says it
attracted great deal Of attention in that
city and will doubtless do the same in Wash
ington.
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Alexanlria 0azette,
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THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 23, 1882.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Nov. SO, 1882.
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer,
fair weather, followed in the northern Dor
ton by increasing cloudiness and local rain,
winds mostly southwesterly and lower
PRESSURE.
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PERFECT BCCEwHEAT CAKES in three
minutes can be made by using Hccker's
Sell Raising Buckwheat. Heckcr's Self
Raising Flour makes good biscuitsanh cakes
IN ten minutes without yeast or Baking
powder and without setting to rise. For
sale by all groccrs.
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THE SCHOONER Laura E. Messer, Capt. !.
+. Gregory arrived this morning from Wind.
sor with plaster and potatoes for W. 4.
Smoot & Co. Capt. Gregory left Windsor
Oct; and reports pleasant voyage. No
mishaps occurred during the trip except to
the genial captain himself who, whilst in
port Mt Rockland undertook to measure the
depth of the water in the Harbor one cold
afternoon by falling overheard. He has not
however touched bottom yet and thinks he
won't try it again in that way. Now if
one wants to see him smile just ask him how
deep the water is in the Rockland harbor
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fair weather, followed in the northern por-
ton by increasing cloudiness and local rain,
winds mostly southwesterly and lower
pressure.
MARR1AGES.-The marriage of Mr. John
Athey, of Georgetown, ID. c.. and Miss Mary
T. Clark, the fascinating and accomplished
daughter of Mr. J. c. Clark of this CITY.
took place this evening ut 2:30 O'Clock al
the n. Z. Church. The ceremony was per-
formed in a most impressive mannerby Rev
+. l.. Poulson, pastor of the church, who
was assisted by Rev. DR.. Webster, of Dun
barton Church, of Georgetown, of which MI
Athey is Il member. The following were
the ushcrs in attendance Edward Pettin-
gill, Henry Brown, w. l.. Clark and T. II.
Clark
The church was handsomely decorated
with cvcrgreens and flowers, and during
the ceremony the bridal party stood beneath
q beautiful arch, from which was suspended
a lovely marriage bell, and which was sur
mounted by lloral horse shoe, cmblamatic
Of good luck, which sentiment was enter
tanned by every one of the large congrega-
zion who was present at the marriage. AT
ter receiving the congratulations Of their
numerous friends, Mr.. and Mrs Athcv left
the city 81 !, bridal trip.
Or. Lloyd :iagrudcr. of Washington. who
has many friends here WAS married yester-
day 10 Miss Belle Barns of that city
Tn" wedding nf Mr. Harry Bat eman and
Bertha Hau1hle. vi 1lrs. Amelia Schich-
ting, took place at the brides mother last
evening, at 5 clock, The Rev H. G. Sharp,
of Grace, Episcopal Church, officiating. Al.
ter the ceremony they received the congral-
ulations of their many friends. the pres
ents were numerous and beautiful
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POLICE REpoRr.-The police report last
night as being again bright, cold and frosty,
but quiet There were two arrests, and six
dodgers at the station house.
Ames Walker, arrested for being drank,
and Ben Wallace, who had been held for
examination, were discharged this morning
An insane colored woman named Julia
Walker, from Upper Marlboro Nd. Was
arrested for making q disturbance ON ihe
streets last night, hut was given over to the
custody of her friends, who will take her
back to her home
The Mayor this morning had no cases Of
note before him for trial.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
AWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING on
the northcas! corner Of Princeand Patrick streets,
laost conveniently arranged, with bath room,
large kitchen, wash house, stable, &C., &c. For
further information. terms, &C., apply to DR.. M.
NJ. LEWIS ur EDGAR SNOWDEN, executors of
the estate OF the late John II. Brent oct23-tf
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TRAnrs.--Th approach OF cold weather
brings numL ers of tramps to this city who
are on their way from the North to spend
the winter in a more genial cline Many
of them arc bold and insolcnt, and several
instances are reported when, after being
fed, they have taken entire charge of the
houses to which they have been admitted
and had to be driven away by force. \
lady living on ST. Asaph street yesterday
threatened to shoot one, when he refused to
go out of her house, and actually pointed
cooked pistol at his head before he would
leave. Mrs. Ketcham, residing on Faycttc
street. near Duke, found one concealed in
her house yesterday morning, and courage
ouslv drove him ont Other similar cases
have occurred. and several times ladies who
happened to be in their houses alone when
the tramps called, have been compelled to
give them the meal they were preparing for
their husbands, in order to get rid OF them.
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LDk khNF.-Thc very desirable THREE
L STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Prince street,
bet. Royal and ri:s NOW occupied by judge y e.
Meade Possession given LIST January, next. or
SOONER if desired Apply to
nuy.,.,-yO,it w y N,rI-;rIr
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LACEcH rosTroNED.- launching Of
inc schooner, that is being built at the yard
VI tGe Potomac manufacturing Comlaiy
when was announced woGld take pi:its, -.
oatuFday next, has bee" nnst rnntd Till next
week; Il /; has been found impossible -
complete her bef.rc that time. ,au,,in
duncan says he will give due notice TO IN.
citizens Of Alexandria, of the dav and no !:
OF the launch, so that all who want TO see
II will be given an opportunity of doing 50.
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The RED MEMS FAIR.-The fair for the
benefit Of Osceola Tribe of Red Men. at
McBurney's Hall, closed last night The
following is the result of the voting for the
several articles named:
For Gun-Joseph s. Beach, 594 f. Belts,
246; c: r. Magilton. 211 = Kohout, 1856 !;
II: Herbner, IS.
:, For Watch-Miss Schwab, 773; Miss
Vogelgcsang. 242.
For PM, w. Griffin, POS; J. Sherwood,
aol; R. It. Bladen, ITO.
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4 FULL SUPPLY OF STOVE PIPE POTS,
~ Flowers Pots and Saucers for same Just re-
ccivcd by Toct271 J. c. MILBURN.
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Apple, Peach and Currant Jcl-
- les, received to-day by
oct3O j. c. MILBURN.
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4 SHl2S.-Scvcral loads of ASHES can b.. had
"A for the hanlingon application to this Office.
nov23-3t
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EEslGNATloS.-The resignation of Lieut..
J.. l.. Smith, oftbe police force, to take ef-
iect on the lst Of December, was placed in
the hands Of Mayor Beckham this morning,
Who accepted it and will communicate the
same to the City Council at its meeting next
tuesday with the request that the vacancy
DC filled by that body. There are several
candidates iorthe position and an active
canvass of the members OF the City Council
- Icing made hN the annlirlni.
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everywhere. Geals u

A Couoh, Gold or Sore
Throat should he stopped. Neg
lect frequently results IN an H.
durable Lung Disease or Consump
ton, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROOHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrnps and
h,lsam,, but act directly on the
inf-med parts, ALA. ing irritation,
give relief in asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Chtarrh, and the Throat
Troubles wkich h;ngers and Public
Speakers are subject 10. For thir.
ty years Browns Bronchial Tro
ches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always Civ
en perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested Ivy wide aud constant
list. for nearly al entire Senera~
ton, they hav. attained we'll meri
ted rank a,nnn: the few staple r.
mesiitS ut the aSs. Sold at %
cents "a box everywhere.
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.th. Judicial ristriet ,oui., Parish oi
LsifOu,che.
Succession of William harvey, No. 1919
Frvbates.
Pursuant toan order anu decree of above
,.,,,rt st;id III uUedleEcc 10 Z, ca m.ssiOn TO
u+ directed in the auvc eutui.u aud num-
tred succession viii offer tor sale ut pub
= auctiun pursuant to Jaw I" tne last and
im!,est bidder ON the premises situated iu
ne i,n nine'liate vicinity ant: Ncs; Ur above
ne Town Of ThiDo,iaux, On saturday
.iareh 4th. 1897 between the hours vi IL
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock Z ii. tue follow
ng described propes ty to-wit:
l. A certAih pirca or lot vi ErOuud s,tua-
ed IN the parish I'll L"tourchc. ID the i'm
:.e,tiate vicinity aud West or above the
own Of Ihihodauy Dearu.lny Ninety TWO
.r>IiUO feet iront on st. Mary street Ivy Que
hundred and thirty 1wU 3ill.H feet i'll
.rpth, the upper .'r Western line slightly
;.ening SD ;ls 10 give one hl.,ircd antt tiv,
et on the rear or Southern hnc. he low. T.
A. Eastern line 10 he at Two hundred ami
,,enty seven onlio1 feet fruin aua W ST.
arr, OF Church street tIhls being the
nth lot frum said Church street accUru-
ng,o a plan OF Subdivision of he property
Il the Tniuu.:.ax Saw Mil Company oAt-
ruied hy :. S. Evans and now or formerly
encel bounded in front or N0Itli by ST.
ary street. East by lot of WIN. IL. hagan,
outh by Iauds now or formerly of the
rs of George :. Guion and west by
property oi the ThlbolauN Saw Mill Co.i-
my. Together With all the buildings aud
in,,I owe ulcnIs thereon.
{ OF .it1. SEE Conveyance Book No. l6,
, }, Recorders Ottice.)
= Certificate No t43 of the Thibodarx
, ". /. IL, l..
,pi,.,l stock nl sail Company.
). Cer..i.r.ir No us oi ti,e 1hibodaux
Saw Mill Company i"r i9l shares Of the
Capital stock of said Copip"ny.
tcrt.iira;e 40. i1n vi inr i!iboaaux
| Saw .Mili CuEIpsny iur - ssa.es of the
,,;i!.i,;i stock vi SAID C"npahy.
j. One PAR or .et. iw" ,narnic top parlOr
| i,bes, i~LstcaI-, and bc.dln2s. chairs,
| ocking chairs, c,osing utensils. Two pr0ul
>ory notes, &c.
Terms of SAFE Cash TN the spot in United
tates Treasury Mute. to pay tinots.
january zst1,. loSs.
IHEOPEfLE THlEODACX.
-.
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"Save One Little Kissfor Papa,
il ,hA title of the latest song. If
this remark is aimed at u Chi(.acess
girl With four steady beaus the
old mans chances are pret,y slis1
Chicago Iri5xao.
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3SflSu Ol ttdiVutC1'e. AN'. -'tA. Ou0bCIoA
District Court.
Minnie Frank. wife. VS.. Henry Marx, bus
band.
This cas. having been regularly fixed tor
trial WAS takcn up and tried, aud the law
and the cvi,l-uce heiDs III favor Of the plain
.iif and s.:,inst the defendant.
1t is ordered. adjudged ami drc-eesi.
Thar Judgment ne and is hereby rendered
in favor If the plaintiH. aud d.a.ntt tine
,cf nianf. s;ccrctinx n s:'p:sx.;ti"n Of prop.
erty between said plaintiff, Minuie Frank
wife or tt.-u,y Marx and ucicini"nt, said
Henry Marx. .l,s>ol,iug forever the com
muu:t, of ae.ucts and yains rxi1iin; BE-.
tween them and areor,.inx and granting II
jlain'i,t tl.c sole xEs exclusive management
and adsniii.t, atom of her srrarato htis,ncsl
akd property.
Thus Gone read ard eisnrd in ortn Cour.
this sis,. day at Jannsr. ,s<1~
i>i,Erai AETt.Ck +. KAOEI.NCH.
JsisiEc 10Th .jts.ieisi District Coart
Filed Jlraary 2i-t. issss
tsix0e.iI ). u. HssULLOCR, Clerk.
(-~1 A trHe copy:
Ills. Test: Clerk Otiire, Psrisb d
L. Laft urche this :s'rd day If J.nssr,
4. d. les,
y.F. ALLAN, rs. mtg c.ai.
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"lke has an irritating skin III
st;.se," Mrs. Partington says II
Charlotte russo broke Out all
over him, and if he hadn't wore
the lujan beads NJ sn omelet, is
would doubles have eliminated
atal!y."
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EsS; iORNs. SYRUP fc1

B1E OK HsI ~ kOP tor
rat.nt "r chronic Coughs aud
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
LOSS "f Voice, Irfitability Of the
Larynx aud Fauces, aud other
1ntlamed conditions of the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. T.
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Thib
odaux, La.
Hon. j. II. Acalenl was maui
mouxly nominated for Congress
for this district, ut the cOhveh-
/. tiOn held in New Orleans on the
Goth instant. Being called before
the convention, he availed him
self Of the OCCASION to put forth
his views un the political q"es
tions OF the day in u masterly
aud elaborate speech, in widch
he pointed Ont the changes which
are gradually taking the place Oi
the doctrines Ut the days that are
gone.
! His views on the tariff may no,
suit extremists on this question
with which We are not col,cerne.l
ed), but are such as most Ut u.
eutei tain, ami which We have I'd
/: vct:;,ted.
The nomination is the 6rxt stell
in the canvass, and probably til,
rasiesi, tor it will require untiriMt
ruerRy aud great persuasive pow
ers to overcome che large kel,al
| iiu.n vote in the district /; but "
| ftv.! confident that IL this aesul
4 can b- accomplished hy any one
il can be brought about by Oh
] ! ta' didate.- Asslnptien licnef
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. J. F. ALLAN, Clerk.
STATE UF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafourche, Goth. Judicial District
Court.
Marie Magnolia Picou, wife Va. Octavo j.
Legendre, husband.

This case having been regularly fixed for
trial Was taken mp and tried aud the law
and evidence being i'll favor Of the Plaintiff
and against the defendant.
1t is ordered adj"dged and siecreed that
Jud cement be and the same is hereby rem
der. d in fuv"r OF the piai tiff. Marie Mag
nviia iicou " lte of Octave j. L4ege:..ire III d
against her saiti husband Octave J. Lcgen-
ito the .c.crdaut '.ccreeins u separation OF
,rn,,e,ty 10 tween said plaintiff aud ueien
.ant .iiss"lvi.ig forever the community Ut
:quets ans; gains existing between thelu
g ii according aad granting to the plaintiff
he sole and exclusive management and al
ann .tratiun OF her property.
rans. done real, signed in open Court
b.> al. day 1T january A. u. itS...
igpe.,) AklHCR r. kNOBLOCH,
,u.:ge 4Oth. Judicial DISTRICT Court
Filed .j;s1u.ry .th, 1852.
i>:cneu) !. W k.OBAO> ii, Clerk.
(~) A trne copy:
.S.';x a.s. nj. 1'hs G .'es, ice; df h".is snus %
4. ". iSo1.
d. +. Allah, Deputy Clerk.
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II the Hoosac Tunnel doesn't
pay any better than it has beei.
paying, Mr. Hoosac threatens
to pull the whole thing up by tlis
roote and sell i, f,,r an umbrella
scablmrd. When asked why u
lorsn't pass he always replies,
Il can't see through it, Rome
Sentinel.
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THIBODAUN SATURDAY, 1882


Are you disturbed at night and
broken cfyOur rest By sick child
suffering and crying with k .ex.
cruciating pain Ot cnttila ?
If so, 60 at once aAil e
of MRS. MN
ING SYRU
poor little 81
depend ui'O1 ~!
take about =
mother ol
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1t was half rast 10 O'Clock SD
day night. MIR. aud Mrs. Marro
fat had gone to bed but Ju'Ix auJ
her Theodore stiIf fingered III ttxN
parlor. a profound silence bru
ell over the bOnxe until the mn
ment came for the lovers 10 lnGrt !
and then the old folks distinctly
heard such halt suppressed excla
nations AS: .Oh ! Dutch! Wowi"
Mr.. MarrOwfat turned towards
his wife, and quietly kneadine
her in the back with his elbow.
to iouse her intellect, said: .sIsts
all right, Manthy; Jniest vuccil.A
tion is going TO take"
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AT EOLi.UHIt q n+IE3
DAILY. serea. Ia r1,:p'fs p '-e,'--
2cr annum --------''---
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Three mon u.s..
WEEKLY fpu5lixias4 ..*c-s, y s4i-.i'-ss;
per anuuu :. y
Nx months. -"
In clubs Of ten (lul AND ever gone 10 Sei
ser-up Of club. each SUBSCRIBE rcr snaHin
81 %.
In all csses postata 55e.l - eng
To newsdealcrs suf -s',s j, -&''T -.-'3
weekly. Z Isc per CO...
Remittance by Mcaer af ar register. e
letter or by drat: "a tsas
Any issue AS a 81 s =, ,'-1st'E ''A.'-
frcc. on rcqucs..
With news, lii ara. Fca-.::,' si1 s,cial' is2
"a. deDartmelts el q - tnts -; IS: o;si~-
paper pnbiisnet. IL s;a co. q -s2'c c't''
exoeis all others iii ,.is-fAs .. ent..a a.'
and Industrial revsa's- a. 29.etsa' O.
pxrtMents.
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The Thibodanx Sentinel,
-AND-
Journal Of the 9Th Senatorial District
ST. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
. SAMOAN. Pro'r u Business Manager

Car, fel!oes. spokes. plow
beams, plow handles, p'ow shares,
plOws. wheeIb.Irows. aud trac.
c'ainS for S.l. by s. T. Gr:sam0rp
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BITTERSS

The ssajo~itv u ths tsls ef eas hs~sss
body srtse fross . GersmSssse~s II tAs
Liver, s6ectin0 Goth the stossoeA ss6
besssss. In order to eject . ssrs, q =
~seesssrr 70 resseve the cssGss. Irre0x-
la~ ss4 Sswsgtsh sctsess ef tAs Bssseiss
headache, Siek~sss at The StessaeA. PeSa
In tAs Beck seA Loins, etc., tnatcsss thss
the LIvsr = st fawSt, ss& thss ~sssss ~
g,sSses sssSsssnes = esssbSs this ospss =
earosc Of S~sP~rietas.
Prlckly Ash Bittero cpastslSo
compounded for tAis PsrPess. 1Asv ore
valid n th<ts action 0sd effective - .
euro; sre pleasant to the taste 7a1 selss
easily By both children ana s1wlts. IT,
Ken -aeeQr,ssnS - direceions, shsv sss .
safsnnd pl-asame ossre for rDy9pepola
General Debility, Habatunl Con
stipati0n, Diseased ktdneyo,
ETC., etc. Ass Blood Purifier tAsv
are sxpertor - s~v other ~ssd1etss;
steunsino tho systsns tAos ,"0hlvs sud
iwrsrti~g sssr iife ossd energy to ehs n.
oBiia. IeA medicine ossd uOe ~
intoxicatln2 beverage.
ASK ysvs oaueossT e0a PaieEly Ash ogIJt1s,
and take no e<ase. PRICE. sloo per DseGaA
MEYER RsCs. { CO. SOLE Pa0eAlEIoae,
e.. Louis a,,d Kansas CITY. TIA