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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

sa1d.Fe 81 - $3.50 f
s,sFobacco is worth from 8 to z cents.
.as5 aeas s1anos at irom $.,Sz to $l.oo.1
b1Nool is worth in Eaten got % cents.
:, Fires We're comfortable all last week.
- Hard time on pie-nics as wei as far
ming s@s
ossuits by the thousand at jos. woer-
net's.
Is We want money-delinouents please
take notice.
Decoration one week from next Tues
dayses
: New potatoes are in market selling for
$40 afbushel, old ones at 1890.
~ Eli Thompson has gone to Iowa to re-
main all summer.
The June taxes are now payable, not
w~ithstanding the backwardness of spring.
a SIS. Dix viii leave for Colorado this
week to look into the mining business.
Good butter can he had at % CENTS
but eggs keep at Is cents.
Straw Hats, all the latest neyelt;es a.
Jos. Woerner's.
NOT n,,,cb co,n n,an.ad uot P.,m,,
seam d;scoura oad over u
bt9Tr, 5
in the sales If the e.ardant,, II Eoton
nav so.e y
you nave
- ~ 80 iieN ~
e1'le0 aie = We IatOn niarAe'
asizp Genus quart Loo hlgn tor poor
w.
sio1ioos 1nougnt tnat tne M
nuenoe u sne ainishty qua aoes not
qesn = sala 70 pc yingin WaItfor
- ale conIlnualiy iying IN
go 70 saI4ns sfounu aiong iront
sne oouis iiouse 70 accommodate a
Roys.aad
49, sums = great va
fFor oo,,fo,, "a
bangs Tin rsma;na;n SILL - a.
.,r1naas
car5ao,,ad ~ 49, - s Ielsi1 nnl
- I. b. 49, -
Robr Richie and wife. Of Evansville
Ind, were in Eaton SATURDAY and SIM.
day, visiting parents and friends.
Don't forget that Mr.. Chambers can
supply you with a 8 of the Gospel from
5 rentssup to $500.
Ioafina Is nnealIed for tbasa do.s =
There is plenty of work for everybody
not too lazy to feed themselves.
Eaton needs 4 Hoard ~ Hao,tb qbaro
ara several cess naols N the co,norotan
uefHlan pro-
veEp. N | trust l bust, is the Ameri-
oeraW ilats nom &c, up, at Jos. Woer-
ners
John and Thos. Taber, of Mt. Carmel,
lha., are visiting Their aunt IN Eaton,
MIS-. y Chambers. F&
County Recorder zimmerman has pur-
chased the patent gate for this coun-
W There's millions in 1t.
For aged men women weak and s;ct-
" children xritbo,t j rivai w;lf nat
c..i5e headache Rrown,s iron Rittors
a trie assistant to nature in RESTORING
the system to perfect health. thus ena-
bling it to resist disease. is Browns Iron
Bitters.
Cincinnati Daily Paners-Commerc;al
Enouuirrer and Gazette. for sale every day
at Brookins, Drug Store. CHARL1E and
FRANK WELSH, Agents. - =
fife wonld he made much nleasante,
if every one would mind his " bust
ness.=Ex.
You bet it would. 81
THE LEBANON PATR1oT has imnroved II
annaarance b,,t retrooraded in nrica
Bro. Roland. 81 is not enough for a POOP
county naner.
The continued rains have DELAYED
much out-doory work around Eaton. esne
ciaIiv the improvements at 81. Clai
SPRINGS.
- ,,.n..
- g. 49, ass 80 -,
two eggs last Saturday night. They ar,
of the st. Smith Sunday law breed.
go :, $3.50
aGamatarn - Mondar~ lsst H. 70
s4os = I'M = chrrob hara = lee,
80 ! son.;nlaw Of Rev CHARLES swain
The sale of the McCabe town lots ha.
been postponed until the Sd of June
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

Fertilize your soil, and get a good crop
Corn, Wheat, Tobacco or Grass, and
you will never do without it. J.. G. Bon
ner & Bro. are selling the best. 4s,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18
Legal Nctice.

John II. BROWN. whose place of residence is
unknown, is notified that Sarah j. Brown did. on
the 18th day of April, A. d. 1852, file her petition
in the office of the Clerk of the Court OF Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Preble and
state of Ohio, charging him. the said John II.
Brown, with wilitul absence for more than three
years last past, and asking that she may be dl-
vorced from the said John II. Brown. Which pc
tItion will stand for hearing. At the next tern! OF
said Court. SARAH j. BROWN.
by F. q. THOMPSON, her Atty,
aprl6-w6 --.. ok F.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

'OII7 GH5 BTUuTUs, DtIH UtH uIIe0H anu
twenty town lots in als Aa-
NHcCabes Addition to Eaton,
near the Depot. Said lots are situate
between Barron and Maple Streets, and
front on Cherry, Bruce and Monfort
streets. Every lot equal to a corner
They are very desirable for residences
or business. VIII be sold without re-
serve, and terms made known on day
Of sale. LEVIN T..MCCABE.
ELI CoNGER, Auctioneer.
may18-w3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18
BENZ. HUBBARD.

A TToRNEY AT LAW AND NO
N TARI PCBLIC.-Prompt attcn-
ti,n given to business intrusted to
him. Offcein the I'd STORY of Filbert's
block, northwest corner of Main and
Cherry streets, Eaton, o,
july %, 1878.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

"a business now before the public
E5SsGiH You can maze money faster at
NEiA work for Us than at annything else
Won. Sl2 a day and upwards made at home by the
industrious. Men. women, boys and girls wanted
to work for us. Now Is the time
You can work in spare time only or give your
whole time to the business. You canlive at home
and do the work. No other business will pay you
nearly as well. No one can fail TO make enor,
nous pay by engaging ationce. Cnstly Outfit and
terms free. Money made fist, easy, and hcRora-
bly,. Address IECE / Co, Angusta, Maine.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18
Ru;idiur Notes.

Iart =. g4s-EF4Fr- EEf F.Fs EEf4 -~rTF~-FH<
l. Noah WHEREBY has erected a two-story
frame in north Eaton.
Jonas Foster, a two-story frame in
north Eaton. fs 81
Loots johnson has built an addition to
his residence in north Eaton.
Mrs. A. A Seibert has the foundation
laid for a two-story dwelling in north
The Trunk boys have erected two very
fine two-story frame dwellings in north
Eaton. y son 81
William Clawson, a neat cottage in
north Eaton. pai5lird : -if5 3 sHg
Dr. futile, two-story frame, in south
Eaton. fUlid ,Z9ssn3 uI ss39 . ii 81
Charles Churchill is digging the foun-
dation for a dwelling in south Eaton.@
Rob't Elliott, dwelling in south Eaton.
Burt Krugg, storyiand7half frame in
north Eaton. .s8se53n9 Ga
Converts large frame tobacco a
featuring building on north Cherry st.
VIM, Deem is building quite an addiE
ton to his residence on Beech street. +
The Misses Bestwick are building a
two-story on Semersl street. e
N. d. Wells has finished two cottages
on north Maple street. is aab 81 1a3 Z
Perry Garland is getting ready to build
on Deem street. - 80.
John Willis has finished a two-story
brick in Bruce's addition to Eaton.
The above are the dwellings that oc-
cur to out mind, built this spring and be-
ing erected in Eaton at present. There
will be. as many more during the sum
mer, which added with the grand and
valuable improvements of st. Clair
Springs, will add very materially to the
beauty and population of our city.
I---H -. LII
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

Lost-By all who do not trade at Jos.
Woerner's, the Peoples Clothier, the OPP
%portunity to buy good Goods at the prices
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

Statistics of taxable personal property
in Washington township, for the year
1882, furnished by Jas. Albert, Assessor:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18
Grains leave indianapolis as follows :

Trains leave Indianapolis as follows:
B II Train connects direct for all points
/ 10 "A, III, inIOWA, NEBRASKA. GATOR
80 MIA and the BLACK HILLS, via
sidney and Cheyenne; arriving onetr2ip in sds
This train also connects for
Re- EcA Iodfis a9RSIkSa ana MtI2f HtA6SkMS0oN 'E nd III
GTTGfHTfss6Sss. 81 s,e0is5efsP ,@ DbENv fass and Tnt ali
HANNIBAL With Missouri Paeife BY for MoRER-
LY, W ari SCOTT tie Neosho Valley;
pointsi in Northern Illinois and Iowa.
liz ? NaeNo0n' FAST LINE inns directly city
aifs ffi through via Dauville Junction 70
DECATUR. SPRINGFIELD. JACKSONVILLE
HANNIBAL, MOBERLN ST. JOSEPH,
CITY.
Arriving a. Kansas City the, next morning In
time to connect with trains for ali points in
Kansas Colorado and New Nerfco.
a haR II Train rms daily ana has RE
- =. with STATE ROOMS 10
TOY. reaehiag aRGEsBUka, BiUgRfIdINNGGifoeSN5
QTTUMWA, ROCK ISLAND and DAVENPORT
nectsyia Burlington or Rock Island Tor ali points
II d9M 4, aSd H. sIot; Sf : and GALI-
so, MENDOZA, .DUBUQUE, SIOUX CITY.
Iowa, and the BLAeK HILL via YANKToN
This train also makes direct connection via
Danvine junction with Wabash, st. Louis q Pa
Zine Zine: s sSds IGa Al PslaiiB aa af f6r as{aSen! e t Pa
SCOTT, PARSONS, DaNIsON, HOUSTON, GAL
v ]. 4. & M snd R sda Pei i.4ih he Ibe esa aud cbeanest TO
and the Northwest. Palace Coaches
4pnan Rsei nTa ps : G thans slseepiHg Cars With Drawing Z
a. m. and ll00 p. N. Trains. z44
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18
Legal Notice.

Allen Showaiter, plaintiff, against the
unknown heirs at law Of Philip
West deceased the unknown heirs
at law of Adam West, deceased; the
unknown heirs at law of Robert
West,s deceased, and Hannah West,
widow Of said Retert West, deceas-
ed, defendants. Court of Common
Pleas, Preble county. Civil action.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18
DEPARTMENT.

Chilly May.
Too much wet.
~ Seen the comet yet?
truck plenty.
The Pound is finished.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18
Sale Of Town Lots.

WILL BE SOLD by the subscriber,
w rain or shine, at public auction,
On Saturday. June 8, '82,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

District Court was in session four, days
of last week. The following is a summa-
ry of the cases disposed of during the
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

Some men imagine that neWspapered-
itors havesno right to express an opinion
differing from them, and act asifthey
thought it the duty of a newspaper pub
Usher to know the views of every great
man in the community, and trim ideas
toauitthe notions Of the moIders of pub
lie opinion: Tenission of a newspaper
as We'nnderstandi it, is to discuss matters
ofPubIic interest, and there can be no
discussion where there is no difference.
Newspaper editors often write against
their own opinions. ia order to bring out
discussion and arrive at the truth through
reasensana argument.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
A Climate and Soils Uneqnalled ID
the United States Invit-
Ing Immigration.

Sections Selected with Reference to
Their Representative Character,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
And AfROrding a CursOry Glance a
the Chief Features Of the

Finest State in the Union.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
COUNTIES IN TEXAS.
Some Of the Choicest Localities In
the Lone Star state for Homes
AMI Health and the Accu.
mutation OF Wealth.

Unsurpassed Production Of Crops and
Unprecedented Numbers. and
Increase OF Live Stock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
FRO.
AREA, 1.0s0 square miles. Population 30O)'
all Whiies)


FRO Is south Of BeKar, aud is another o.
the st0Cs-rRisiug counties IN Tie tOuthWest
of the state. lt is huiy in the northern
mart. but trairie 10 the other sections. The
soil is a sandy Joan and Al least bali 81 the
county is arabic. One-third OF tbe county,
probably. is covered With umoer-mes-
ouite. The dependence for water is upon
tbe Frio and Leona rivers, AMI numerous
creeks. but water IS Only permanent in
itWafer-hoies" Ulieh are pientI1L The
range IL good, grasses abundant. Cotton.
c0ru and potatoes are raised 20 limited
erteut. There are no manufactures 10 any
erfeut and no demand Tor skilled labor.
Wages range from sl2 % SIS per month,
aud land sells for from 81 % g Der acre.
Vegetables and some fruits are raised. Fro
Il very hot In the SIMMER, but mid ard
pleasant in the winter. 81 is healthy aud
fss zoo \ school facilities and Ns-cnd e ard
Darrist ORGANIZATIONS. and BE- traTsfsed By
10 International a Great EOrtlerr rhli road.
tbus sIIof5ing one eli the c1nvsLi.TC-s ARD
0pportunIiies q other sections. Inc iQl-
lowing are the live stock hgurss- Cattle.
q 90. sheep. y ilyl a1r,ts, z.9fi 9't
gosfs and l.Z1 hogs The nai lrai range
suupgrts stuck an winter without erf "a
cost or trouble The average Tr-ce i 81
ns- had for cattle. SIS for hs-zsssnd 50 %
hen. Work sock are h0rses- 80 ~
rsve rl-ioe. and oxen SO per yoke. be-
ss.is Il 8 cents nac11 l-i cents a. L9l
81 ~ barrel The uecgssa-T c1st q tTln
- fr-ruer With 9 small family would .
st.rrf SD. Tie sClUol lands q TIE COM
have been taken %.
rrrr1.
Ara 20 suusrs miles. P1I1 on I. -
Ger giss Cd the eastern ulrli1n q u
rtrse. near the louIssta liue- 1nl, 20 ~
b seer from tie st1Ts frC-ss. e ralnti
small county Ale - p ~
80 .iIa r|sfs.r beng rasturel- l1s c D.
= r..ar.-7f-|l arIi . r-rlfer rf - r-llis -
9rrrr-fed I'd trs ccurfT nrr. r. r.
fttrr. % = fh-lrirz tutlness- m - ~
4 = - rrsin i-iirst~y 1l ne c--riT. ti'l-t
! - Isr.is r-11rrs vel 81 Era--r Tt e
- f-rfs. LCrErisr. tcrn q 49,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
AREA go square miles. Population ABOUT
25OO0l

~.
Ellis IL north Texas county with the
General surface and soil charHcteristics on
north Texas. The county IL prairle
couurv. and In the eastern portion y Cow
e-ed With ash. oak, elm and other tim nei.
TIE county Il vntered By the Trinity rtyer
ana a number Of creeks. IL lies directly
soufb of Dallas. and is justly regarded ~
one ~ he hest COUNTIES IN the state Inc
Uonsfon A Texas Central road. With coa-
re ID branches. runs through Ellis, q MN,
- ~ aourishing towns exist, ~ AL q
which and in the country as vel, gooo
-,bools er,d an denominations o. religious
,,-5s-s eri-f The ureva1ing and CHIEF ID
Susf-v m FIIis i farming. and the proc ucH
ofths county are snail g-ain, co-n, c9-.e
sorne Few zrasses ard 81 s1ris q !.
vsguiadies- An EVerase ciop q ). -. q
bushels. Of c1r1 -. oats tilli -, y - 2.
ard On roftnn oneLslf % t1res-.oIrt--
fris 10 lie srre. The grporis are o.i-- :.
too. vol. bites raICEi gecansi =.
hrs. mule sid mutton- MANU-
bv H1ur-rnlis ard carrlsEt nlli
sfotIs fs ca-risd on Tree ~ 80 -. j.
rrnre from SO - $40 f1f he.s-s- -
fIEl a. rurles. ari cIe1 tom - "
~ Yoke TIE teaIth a ne co-iliy p =
r,o1 - nrvube-s m TIE $50 y
frrr n lnf.dr = Or sh1-ea. cne-t1-fl 2, -
rn-r nrd ore-fr1rth r c1-.o1l 49,. - =. !.
n-r ocrnsirrniT rsr-le- - ifoi1 - - !,
~ 80. L1rfs - 81 - - ~ -.
~ frnrr1Tef Ne trnrrlnl c3n--- =
a. co-rtT > rord Lurrbe- ar'1 80
f-Ildinr rr-rcsrs are h1n.-
\ Al, Ems. F--ris sr1d errrsit are .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

2 Pa d timber land Is about equalli
I div TIE "cross-timbers," abOu
! we've sr.lss vide. run through the co1ntl
! ru-fh and rsuih dividing i in almost tEl
halves Water is abuhdant, Walnut
Wouufsin. Caddo, Camp and the two Bul
fsio creeks ard the three hollands traTers'
[ ire county in every direction, While IN
I F-r1rs rms along the northwestern boroer
T Flrs springs are found In many places- Id
Sd 9 udsrted 20 corn, Wheeti Darley z :
E 49, ard s1rsr-care. The average yield o
r1-n Is frr- 81 % % bushels per acre
-hssf firm 1910 p re, cats and barleT
. a. 90 Do tlsLeis. cotton, from one 70 three
2 rr-r-l.s ri q tsis Tier Ec-s- TIRE aTeraEe zen
P ra.fataia. Grnss 81 81 sesscns H me ~
strck q 81 tircs a. 81 VEL - ny rnere D
{ a. s-a.f. Fr-it n Ell kinds 90 Vel
-grs,tss ard rrrr..s r-s e. fue - any = 1er
IL rrIs e ere El1rss - en1 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Area about 100 square miles. P0puiEron
syrDe 900; small proportion Dlne
rornarebe l. situated in one Of The beal-
tl,is-f e-d mos sftrsctive portions q the
sfrfe. end Is composed NJ p1ai ne an1 BOT
torn timber lands 8iock-rafHing ~ e.
vet fhs chief industry, trough ~
cror-. ereh e cotton, corn. re, o-.s,
wheat, barley, fruits and FsgsiAols-
~ f,o1rhf ~ ron $50 70 IS pr ncre-
se-r-s1 railroads are projected 70 ~
through Conanrhe- TIE county = rspi1,l
increasing m population. and scnoN -. -,
ties and religions Denominations are ple1..-
ful. 'RelisbIs stntistic Ers sc1rce ns - - -,
ernrt amount Of sock and sFernEs Jlsl1 =. 81
Gops IN TIE county. Oonhncot -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
PROPOSALS..
DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
l. INHS WANTED

DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
l. INES WANTED
Plsns and .pecil cations for school building
to accommodate four hundred boya will be re-
ceived at tha ofi:e Of the Superintendent Of
Public Schools up to II m. on SATURDAY.
February 4,h, 1852.
All drawings must bs r1sds to tee uniform
scale of four feet 10 ole iocd aud such details TO
larger scale rs may be necessary to simplify
any peculiar plan. drawing, SC.
drawings, IS follows. must ba sent in hy each
competitor; oil ct one tirle, viz:
!. Plan OF esch floor.
2. Transverse Section.
g. Front and side elevations.
Full specifications nu:t accompany esch SGT
Of drawings. General instructions concerning
siz3 estimated cost &C., can be ohtsired by sp.
plying 10 the Superintendent ~ bis Office, on
any Saturday between 10 8. ri. end noon.
No compensation will By allowed for the plans
and specifications butthe erchilec! whose draw
ing is selected by the City School Board will ba
coEl Elmssonsi 10 carry ou! tho accepted design,
MAKE detail drawings, sId procure os.ica.es,
make ell aXteenshls, and give pYrscnsi srpervi.
zion 10 tho erection OF tee building, receiving for
his services, in full, five per cent on the actual
cost. Each d'a wing and epecifcs!i NUS ha7o
the signature OF Its su!hor, and csjec.sd pisns
will be rstur1ed.
The Board reserves tho right to reject sll TIM
plans. A. McLEaN,
TOWESHgAD D. FENDALL,
| RICHARD l.. CARNE,
Committee On Schoolhouses snd Furniture.
/ dec20-2aTtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. Z. q. VESTS n ERvE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; specific for Hys:eris, Dizziness, Con.
yulslons, Nervous Hesdacne, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss of Memory Sperna!orrhe,, Impo-
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Did
Age. caused by over.exertion, solf sbuao. or over
indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent csses. Zach
box contains one months treatment, One dollar
. box or six boxes for i've dcls.s; sent by nail
prepsid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With esch order re-
ceived By us for six boxes, accompanied WITH
five dollars, we will Sand the purchaser our writ
ten 2usrantee TO return the money If tho treat
ment does not effect cure Guarantees issued
by JANNEY & &C., Druggists, E!exsndria,
Va, wholesale and retail agents. Orders BY
mail will receive p.oraot attention. n;ar7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Win The coa.i-G ycn- iii ..o in proved u,o.L.
ods q m.kn& a:;r9sr: newspaper will be
con:lGu@d, wah sgc2 ,.tti:jJ,s! :.cilit!ts 80 e.
p2neace Ju';'tss the proprietor IN believing will
add 10 the cspHci;y oi the Gazs::a t. servo i.c
'eadtrs. l. expects 20 :ouder :s;t4c!, seryic. %
tue ely, :he state a;d lie ccun:rg BIZ candid
cf.tcisA1 OF nan SID ave"!a il The ntcrcs: OF - E
people Of the C"aaci2Gw ss!:h cf Virginia.
l! l!tH;aishe5 toe news kilograms CT tho Saw
ioiS Associated PIe-s sad O. Geu.es's Huro.
pean saeocS, being. with bat gsw exceptions .tc
only pipc7 ho:Hoan Baltimore and K:chmord
'nas Is thUs Contacted w.:a Tie Egaa: tJau..i2s
Of the worlds newg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
TECTI .rTTE5TED,
[Sone Important Statements OF We'll kGoYr
People Wholly Verified

People " holly Yer!Eod,
In order thht the public may fully rRs!;z, the
power and value of the srsic5 Of which they
speak, we publish herewith the fac siniia sigma
tures of parties whose sincerity is 6eyo ques-
tIon The truth of these testimonials is absolute,
ncr csD the facts they announce be ignored.
klexsndris, Va, August T. 1851.
/ Was thrown from my horse or years agc,
Gnd suffered severe wound of the side, which
WISE Sggrsvsted By tisotdered kidnsyG. Rlsven
months sgo ! Wks attacked with pneumonia snc
tist td,r disease, deposits Of brick duat ond slbu
men being dscerDsble By the naked eye. l wss
confined to the house for six months. srd vas
unable to cross the Qoor Tilhou: assist sDcu. Il y
physician did me- no good. Having read in nay
religious weeklies OF tho Wonde1ful cu,as by
your SAFE Kidney snd Live, Cure, and beiEg
advised 20 uss it By Csptsia Graham, l did SO.
ard an; oLce more able 10 walk ths streets. Ny
pains have left me. aud believe ii ! hsI used
shs remedy year aGo Should !hel 20 have
been cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

EOR SALE.-A FARM OF abou. SEQ ACRES
~ situated on arlington Heights three mies
from the South end OF the Loaz Bridge, in full
view Of lhs Capitol. Said fsrm has besn used
farms Of abcu. 100 scfss each improvements
sood Terms easy. Persons wi,hiag to inspacS
the property can reach Inc same by Washington
aud Ohio t. k 1T Arlington SIs,ion, which is
about ! mile distsn. snd II milo from Fort
Kuny Ga on the Wsshinston and AleIsndri. Is.
K. For particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
dac5-tf :, 5. USGDECf
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IF YOU WANT First Cisss Sui; made 10
o.aer lrou $40 tc $50. or 6ns C7arooas i,om
$25 to $50, We have the largss: stock of piece
goods in tbs city, sh1 s'l garments orc made 10
the sLoro ind EaEfs# - 4 $; class 10 every PAL
ticGl.r, as We ru.s.! 5 .yiy the orst ToIknso
and susrsatee p.!sei h;. Call a0a examine
cur stock before you purchase.
8. WATERMAN & Son.
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Is iha ihta't3:2 Of tho lac9'2 manly o.a.:a 3.
nome, no Fnlns wilt 90 :pa,ot 10 chr0; ic'9 81!
m'':ers occrrrEg z - :ha city sid neigh bothocd,
carefully czciualGg unscG:niY express !oYs OF
RFoEs narrative ssur.. fox iot.rri lh.t trers-
uFed st 1nny thousand heH::a::o.as Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

The city Of A'2zg1dri. VII! fad .s usual It's
daily history IN escA evenings .suc, AID .Lc
Intelligence OF !ha! section OF the Con,l OF. viaaith
which nature has bound TO hoxGadsia by tAs
curvature OF i's mou2laiHs or the Courses OF i.s
f'Vera az well ss !hst postio:, iGbcd 10 Ii. by the
IRON bards Of 7aliws7s. viii 5a assidGIcusl
Chroiic.ei.
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EesfS SALE Ehs ssEHT,

EOK R1NT--The THREE l3) STORY
- BRICK DWELDING g now occupied By
James y. Nevett, ceq., on the southwest corner
of Duke and Fairfsx sts. Possession Siyen Jan.
lat 1882. Apply to JOHN T. RILL, room 6.
Market Bulldog. dcc2l-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Ecw MILT3N C!ME I'd WRITE paradise
RFGEISRD" 1T va. Il ,ho tins Of ths Grait
Plague that tho poe! o: "rsradiae Lost" took up
his sbcde at Cha!ton., md i. wss through the
ingt:unsntelty offs common friend Of his and
Wiiism Pern'a !hss This retreat was esecsed.
Thonss Ellw;od, ths Quaker, had made Mil
son's acquaintance in London eor1e years be-
fore, EGoa huated out Ct house ard homs by
the Buck8 juslices, snd read Latin to him IN his
lodging in J5win Street. When tho plague
grew farce in the city the blind poet bethought
MIN or his cne.Lne secretary, and asked him to
fnd him some retreat in mis- neigh borbcod
4lwcod took :his pretty boz for him and it
was here thtL be suggested 10 him tho !dea Of
"thssdige Rsgsined. Ml:on mad handed him
The siu:cciit Of "P.rsaiae Logt' to ps.s his
judgment 90. ~ pleasantly ssid to him." Hl.-
wood relates n hls liza Thou hast ssid much
hers Of Fsr6cise i".t, but wnat hast thou to say
of Paradise tcunt?' He mste me no answer,
but rs. some time In muse, then broke cF that
discourse and fell upon sbother su5ject After
The sickness was over and the city we'll ceansed,
he YeIUraed th!ther; aod wnan sfLeeThrd went
to Wait on n there, ba showed ms bis second
pouE, cs.d pstatiso 4 gained ind ia G piess.
ant tone ssid 10 ns, II hi. is owing 70 sou, for
ycu pu. it in.o my hsad By the question you put
to mo at ;Ihsi!ont W7lch befOr- ] md not
thought of."-AIbert T. Story IN HGrper's
Magazine for December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

1he2a5I O! toe ;:Gz9!;c is ofTs:G. az an index
oi lis future II HIS never failed to avail Itself
promptly Of al! the improvements which come
win Inc greater grow:h and inoSe extended cx-
pe:ience ofjourna!sm.