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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-01
HOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS.
New Goods Just Received.

Polka Dot or Bulls Eye Glass Ware, in Rubina,
Rosina, Buina: also Rose Aqua and Amber. The
largest assortment to be found this side of New
York
Complete lines IN all colors Of Table and Cham
pagnc Tumblers, Handle Lemonadcs, oil and
Water Bottles.
Fruit Bowls and Butter Dishes
Finger Bowls and Dccanters.
China and Bcllcck Peppers and Salts:
French China, complete lines in White and
Gold Band, and Decorated Dinner. Tea and Cham
Der Sets; prices very low. -,
Polished Brass Library and Hall Lamps with
Prisms.
Maiolica-A full line too numerous TO mention
Parlor or Drawing Room Lamps. in China,
Barbatinc and various other wares
Rogers Bros Plated Goods in Knives. Forks.
Spoons Casters, &c.
We have some fine English Printed Tea Sets,
rs pieces at 81 Come and see them.
Full stock OF Common Ware of all kinds.
aug29 Il. ). MlL!.Ek * ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-01
rLTDE'S STEAM LINE We KY II

scp21-tf Washington, d. {.
GLYDE,S STEAM LINE We KY To
PHILADELPHIA sss=ksss
Appointed sailing days from hlcxa = EN-
ERY'TUESDAY and from Philadclph. EVERY
SATURDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria with The VIZ
ginia Midland and Washington and Ohio railroads,
and ut Philadelphia with Clydcs regular Steam
ships.
Freight forwarded with promptncss and care.
free OF commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia. Quick
time. Frequent departures. Through rates and
through bills If ladng given. Insurance at the
inwcst rates.
Agents
f. s. REED & CO., Alexandria.
VIM r.. CLYDE * CO., Philadelphia.
JOHNSON s: CO., Wash i: Gcorgt'n.
,janS-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-01

DUBBER BOOTS AND SHOEs-1OO cases
IL from the auction house of Topping, New
York; sold by order OF the underwriters w
bought them very low and now offer them to on
trade. loct7l 3. KAUFMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-01

IN BOXES HECKER's sELF-RAlslNG BUCK
lU wheat and Superlative Flour, received to,oa
..Si By J. G.. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-01
T INLAND AND SEaBOARD 1-,,
CGASfTNG 6. MPANY. -. -
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
DIRECT NO STOPS.

Eos FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-01

J. w. THOMPSON. President.
if16 J. street,
sep27-tf Washington. d. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
f,ramtcais ano Railroads.

al 80 no SARATOGA aud RETUNN 1
\ s3'an a. Atr tirnh0f AID urtubN uese,s gsd
autina ueasta ff,', rests tiiisfas ilnH hrsefe
~ tuuN anl nAhAtNuA leave tlut "a NWth Nlfel lrt
Christopher diir psaeli zatutnf ~ q tnnsr'NN WV
mHisiha Naha toe Nefth ahd west f"s''s "''''"
ien,hr. 81 Alhaes
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y EfNIU NAtt.tuA t0nlnrutha Jane ~ lh'i
A rouHs trains Wiu leave 0rand Central htpei ~.
suia am tatshil Maintains nartnsa iAke ueefae ""''
ester aud Montreal hrnunh draw ne inn cars
shaua m. iImitet Chicago tkliess WI .'nhA Gay
agara Fas fuc cleveland ana Toledo arriving al 'hl,As"
lOlt q next dar - 80 o.. Oman
darua Rnchcsttr NHlau Fails. iuhhln ana ll, .rn
% m Western Now YORK AMI Northern kple-- WI
Also connects for Ionts ia ue '"''A
20 o. M Albany. TROY Saratoga and Uuca Express
thrOurh drawing room cara tonnec'i nI 'at'Nl '''''
via Natskli. ON saturdays
Il d. M, Accommodation 70 Albany and TROY. .-.-
~ No. ST. Louis IVnr'ss with Seeming carr i9r NiatNa
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday I"eu" p''I"i'
$50 H. Express with secriaC 70 Syracuse and 20
Auburn road ana 90 ~ar1tOn. a.~ot' Montreal ...-
% With -ccfI Cii- INI i'Ni'tl'
Buaaf1 Nia-4ra Fails cleveland. Toledo Detroit H''iHN'
Il Nt~hf Express With .rcffuf c1'- ~ N.f'h l-.
Troy Connects with tine mo ming trains FOR tne e-' VII"
Icssts on sac a Grand central pepot. No LOWING
en- .'e 4-s Rrnaduav. and ai Nr9ic"ia lAht-7
Oi,c P1la place ana -2J lrd 9l' rroaH""y N'"-f or
ard ' Wa.hu-'on and 80 Fulton SIS BROOK Yn ana ~
Tourth-sf.. WILLIAMSBURG.
Accommodation draw'nr and Sleeping Gers can pa
DrocUre "a OF thptkf oicc,ln New orA 'ly anu ~
.iS~ Na4lin-fol-st. Rro.klFu.
Bde gage called log lut checked rom 0.''N. '' ,
.rhese trara r1n daily All others ea ~ il tY'
General Superintendent General PASSENGER AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
Dnslncs5 G arces.

A MAN with business experience and best
n record in thrifty inland CITY wishes to es'1l.sl
A. j.. HIsIAnton. "
DARTNFR WANTED-~ilcuf or active. to
invest IN uroft r an most prom 'n mann DO I lf
h 700, ei. INVESTIGATION CD it'd 40 JOS -s
81 tl-st, Ntw tork-
WANTED "A special Orgcnerll partner with
W abb tIu00 fu fltr tIr pn "of ONE r"t.i ODD o.
,..at Of rAu.s4 Tus.l..s profitable ana d1- n'' 1"
dU Dow pr.ir,i.f .li|tt. ..I.r .-uIr- ana - '
.AIIII II .uu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
pmLADELPHIA AND READING

NTW-JTR>IY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FHUr O.. LlH.RT1 il NotTH RIVER
,,,,..,., r'1, Hr'oti'a hr.ae. Per- ,.. ia.
Tm rIl.LhI3. Lrl1AA ANA I.asrcS,. "g.ag,t .nr}e,
Route; +" 900 ',' ~ .lo o. Do. 81. ,, a. ' ...
1TCc conn , at V,yae J,t,a ior va raiitoo aaa
Chestnut HiI. 10 CouuDil-l,e ,laAagIua Dou..'-
no,A'n ''' N".,,'''|n.
Cans on sight trains
Eennr leave PHILADELPHIA 3. Nlh an Gre.~ e''
1880. ~ $685., .Inn 1. a1. ID .- ..I ID. l.hl
nm sr>.A}, ~5o ~. l- p O.. r. .na
BerE- -. no lo 500 ,"" 'u q ni, lO' '.' '- '''
Pun. N1Al' 49,. .a. 49,, ..,......
Zoo luu- y " m 5' t.5 s3i -.-p u SUE
IS5 Trl,lItTIirr2' 5Seeray Lr"IS'JH7 ana
Tor 1D1,lG ami 1fAulI-sJ...a. 400 rs. go 1it5
a m ao" -.ao AGO. '-a' ai' 1900 p Ill., sundays at
Ior 50 BARRE and PITTS rON st 49, 600
100 ljH rs 545 p sundays az 300 p. a.
ImTAN QuAat7I5, 7.i5. $40 d. a j. o so. s45 AGO.
I-UI m.
- brrHLEuEN. AL ETrowN and M>UCH CHUNK
al 530 D. M M '''' ''' ' ' '' - ~
400 ''s6 a.a-6. m. ~aae,g' o. d. n BIO P ~
LANt norATcoNc a. t:'o SO o d n- 800 .a'p H.
5:on, 80 % sundays. l3J 60
Iorso4dEty LIZ at 5.o ~, 5 7t6 9o2 100 ill5
509 500. lO3Op m Sundays az o. 500 n $50 ,5J.
- IA ,.,,-t., 100 ,,, - ~ -,- ,.,., o,, ,,e,
IllS m 100 i.i6 =. 0 B i0 IA 400 4.,l 300 81
SUNDAYS 900 si5 a. M is5 i'oo 5so 800 p H.
70 ELzAbtI ob At a. 4 0 goo an IN I,5 I
go 20 %i2 S'q St5 q g., - ' o "a 90 d
no 1000 m SUNDAYS at s., 500. So $780, 400
% So, w., -. ~, o l .- ,- e- 7,s 700 ann sra
$40 o. g. ,o 9.i6 o5' 1872 1921 Ia 10 az i2og n
6.0 ol5 go 100 90 7aia ~ 300 e;l5 io3o. ..I
l:l5 $500 400 500 o.l5 800 800 1870 p m
4eS - oe@q 4 % N. 20 ..5a 100 ). 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

Business Dr,n:ri1 FIR 51l; al Il Ect
BUTCHERS TAKE MOTT E.-Ofcrs will
nov entert3 ned for store and collar v corner
5Cfb an and Pnrbavc II. GtEER. 30 West l3Ist-si.
STOEE basement and sub-cellar to lets
rutland & wHITTNG, Beokman-st.
rTO LET.-Npcndid Offices. 5th-av".. corner
o-t. American safe eposit co.'s hreprooi building
Apply Premises
no T,FT-HandSomo corner offices IN Temple
4 Court by parties removing from the ritT.
HU LAND & WHITING H'kman-'f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

1or5c5 aH0 GGrr.I .e5,
DROUCHAMS.
BREWSTER i CO.,
lof Brcome-stI
BROADWAY, 47IH T. Artist
VIZ HAVE CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF BRoUG
HAMS ~ ALL SIZES AND VARIETY OF DESIGN
TOGETHER Win OUR USUAL DISPLAY OF
wINTEE CAEEIAGEs
NOTICE.
TIE ADDHE-- NA2ED ABOVE Is orr ONLY
PLACE OF BUSINESS WE HAVE SO CONNIE.
rroN wuH 4 co,rANY ADVERTISING a NAME
NEARLY SIMILAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
GEO L. CONNOE.
Ian Du.a mnUf
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HoU-
L NATONIC and NAUGATCCk kAILROA p> steamers
leave tathcrine slip at Il q -:ds. East River
s.lOp. m lower than 10y ans Othrr route


IL depot foot Of Cortlanit and Desbros>cs rs
al ~.lO m T. $40 and for Easfon Bethlehem. Allen
town, Rea'Ing Mauch Chunk Mnkesoarre To" anda W
Lyons Buffalo the West P Imam
through coaches daily Local trains at a m and 20
T. IN. for Faston. Bethlehem aud Coplay.
Trans leaving $40 H.. and $40 p m connect lot
all ponis m Mahan0y and Ha1leon coal regions sunday
trains FOR Chunk sOa Leave Mauch chunk
NJ . n M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

l Iti.
Express Of Pullman raror cars d9y GSc"pt 93ns1y
RI At 90 " aud s,e m ;-3 and I'm. ann "nraT WI,
and p r. p. e. a. m p M ana l. night VIA b. dn We
For Atlantic civ except sunday 1910 100 and 200
,p 10 tnro1 N ear - I'D NAN, ,r'r.
Long Rrnon Pqy Head JUNCTION and niorn' ato stations
40 ~ - ana p NJ ON SUNDAY AIS and 30 I'D.
Boats, o Rro5s f' spne1 cnnaci WITH al rou N trains
Jersey Ctv afoiinr speedy and direct transfer for
Trains rtseurr Go and ll2G NJ $50 and
washington and R1ltimorc. . and Gao m, 20. 24o
q n, zoos and o85 D m. From Raltimorn 90 p m
From Phadcnla 81 b 20; q 30 .lo ,E,'pt NJ Monn3a G
700 -:}O $50 poo 1905 io'o and le'5 r m sunday
g. G2n f.}1 600 7o5, 1885 a. M CO. $780, '-o Iu'o'
TO PHILADELPHIA.
| THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AID SHORT LIVE
20 rEAIYSr TAcH Ny wr r. 1ll b AIp on
porEIr TRACK TUE. MOST INrEoyrn TQrrr
''''-' ESf wirIi- iH-dICrF' -iFFr}
E1rr.. Tram. Via e.Drossc. and Cortland,
40 7s'-. gro .ouilo Iim'eu. D.. uloen. D. t.-'
..oano .l..al DOB. D. p. o. ANIL p u~ connrc'" .f'n
Hcrarane .ras .ra H-7i', -ra'7. r1naao'a. '-'I
..lt t '.' N Won i ETA
#IT.G. ta'7.io -,5 .a.- % mo- uo -a'dfr .-1. g.,
s-a D. tl. -.0a n. q. l.U Llui..l. ..'. .,I 1853
ggt r i.7ee rh.alent' VIE D'"ia n
1e.e.o. .:. ..'. andali r..''r.r. A..or u.a,A
al. .o.t"' no-Ir .-r4 ni .". ''n' ..o',-
en- '-Irn N4'h . I ,-
IrI-rm. tc.,t .r,c NO. Batter. riar" 1ul 'a.t" 1'r
rle V.a-lor, Trans Orr Company Vs.. au for aal ca'.s
'lA'jJ .a.,. a-aaa'ar ''a.a44 ,l,...rAron.
STAEN'S
- CRY. RIVER A>n H,HroR ruAN-roEraTloS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

,n,.r p,.,t i..t .,, Ill
\ iiol board 70 r.ntDnra only private iam,
reference. TO Wc.t .I--,.sl
! y1'ti, t,ri. r .i private iagi' also s9"ar, r,om
% 4. q room flr gentleman 10 Wost t,tA.st
.,.,..,. 49,. ~. ,-.
- room. lai board r.c',n.e.
,>.f.,.frf lI-r\rstI-b phDus
I a I'LL - ''llli, , ~ -, "
family ne,r.u o. &. ".'r. at..'t
II ANlAIL FAMILY. handsomely fur
/ lr'' 49, .'. a. d. 80. $50. 81. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

a. MODEL FAST LINZ w j iit iH-tf
Via Philadelphia Baltimore sud Washington.
Trains leave from pennsylyanlt x TX Depot 49, a..
D. IA except sunday. for WASHINGTON AMI an pentS W'
o m DAILY FAST EXPH -. through Stepping
coaches chicago Cincinnati 81 Louis Connects ui al
points west. , -, ..- ~.
NfpN IGHT daily Washington and all points West
For limo Tables Tickets sleeping Berths and BtHa4e
ouiCU o. atA. sol and 44iO huS"N@t.
q Cougtsl. brooklyn Pennsy wanna Rairoad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-

1N TER. NA~HUA. PORTLAND and the WHITE
MOUNTAINS without transfer. city OF worcester no
travellers tvOrte leaves Pier No 49, North vcr foot NJ
Canalst Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS
and The popular city Of Boston on Mondays Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS m.
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates state
81 broadway and at Pier 40
perior advantages offered by This line al tA@I
fRFTGIIT TTNE. Two steamers c9Ch We kd3y
FOR Informal referring 60 passnrcror freight rates apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

The steamers pr IGRIM AMI PRpNID ENCt leave New
DAYS sun laws incddeo 10 $500 p m ron
Iler2~ y r.. foot OF Murrav-st connection ly AhutA
BROOKLYN ' M Jersey CITY an m ii'sr"
and nrooms secured IN NewN ork al a prncpa
hote- and ticket Offices al The Office on Per - duu
steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL. 80 ~o,-,.,,,
Agents GEO l. NDNN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
ailnahona nanleo females.

sg PROMPTLY al ~ ~ .,,,,o..,e -,
= :, 5000 - - 49,
o,tron,,o n,r,eA female,
-..,,,, ,......,,,....,.,..,, ,,,,,,,,-o
\. u" Nv ,Itr-,ottt,ritnV '"' '''' "''N
chartered BY tue state Of New yorsl
n l'i't \ ,srret,ry kfLL5a8 s,e,Hi,r
mann Mann oaee iss5 ro1isay ag near 4s-'l
-. IS sad 81 onrt.s IT, nesr NV Han
brooklyn .i1F uitou. st. ucar Van.erotl-ave
One ee euu,s tatIons Ca The rrvirre or ali theons.4
va.,irae OIL The '"0''"s advertisers nave been '
-..,
a s. al FM7 'Boaisai ''''-
o. asa private boarding mousse CITY or country
g. at is, Fmaia.y "N'''-''' ''''ou'" ''0A NO
COOK AND LAT NDEES~-Cood cook and excellent
l' L&t at La. i p'ais family understand.
fI. RiaH 9H''3s ot fir.tca. in
both cy orcou try. 80 j, go 1877 Broadway.
aprclaa1 NS at l7 neat az ''''
IS tM-rRE ny tcl .s cut ana % neat ana NICE
uSroa l.,' go H. a. LII .aapSy' ''' '''''
MATTRESS tlrttciass pr'uc family so. D. at
ia-. 1. away
y. nestle ul'i ami rcl.'o 'MrtYYuaIT BT9tAU.
cud IF from ti. oa, ''' ''lnp lt'4 '''-''' W." De *
4 YOTN: Girl. "a. waitress and cb,mher-
y maid can At pr SCAT cno.oye,s ilj fast 8-t1,t.
Z {, lote ,n ami iy.i r..p ,' ro@ Try
reference. c'l an week 49, .da.e. sd io5r
\ ntst crp,nle ~c,.c1 rirI nad.r.tlpi her nu,a.,,
nj afrid Of work Kind 10 chi-on makes a Is serves IN
5ai al ~ ta-,ve d. ar I7jh,t upstairs Ask Jessie
COOK. &c.-Bvan excellent cook. wl.h daueh-
Y ter 49, Protest fe-stanl As English an Amor
cooking Thoroughly tat. iuI charge i1 -mlt
establishment idIess 80 ParAavc. hoOokeu y J.,
.,,,,.r,,.I,, --------
I VI - ID '.h VI al = -bn Il r1p'clape !ounI
- or late ant"' TN Irivaie family rs wiling q" ~"
pnq Bell tlrc, t es y, cri. ''' $40
-..,,- =, .,
COOk.--By Young woman is an excellent
y has the best o. reference 5Gi
.l,.''o
[ NV a inllle-as'u An'rl'ah Womtni
C,o1r- .aI 1.-,-1, W. 81, ,,-,..,.,., .,.,,.-
[ ,'yE anu y - w .N'ii. = WoIIlhl w lu,c
- tuii.n q, n., ass IS, ,'2S 1i 31.' Witn 'he
""A'IAb O''' 10y IIe''hD' IT'D" I'I t'' piIV ,.
{ WOk.-By Young glri iirSt-class; best city
y re.e'fuce Appy ar '' vest Dbl A., CITY
I,,,t- ID o.. i..t m $500 a.
C =, N,t, ' p ,s..I w. '''l -. =. g., ,
IDoE ANbTAUNDpE.S R,, r..noc+,Llo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
Che Curt

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB jerome Park
" Hrpi pr aaa 40 uolebef v g. u . aad - ha'es BIO
Hin promptly az D. ~ .....
o. ~ tNaItt, rptf A htiMnNis Ffaat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
3eE l. rii Eastern Office. No. 235 Broadra az

NEW STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
~ ERS. G. H NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip, Pier No IS. T.. r, at 3 D. m. and
special trans for aEMDEN. HARTFORD ING;
943 Broadway. y y ana Court-st Brooklyn. E1cur-
lu y r.lm-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
finant,al
nrttFu ~ rus
Nrw was tAHH FHiu Asn wrrftHH nAttHnAt ruMtANr,
.......... .Ntw Noes SCOT Va, i4ai


Nsw roas t,ss Fms ,so vrsrps egee,e ,est,stS
HOLDERS or RoNilS cniitrd 6y virtue ~
a. 10 ,s ~ a,R S. ~ y,s ~ 1hs ts,i ae"s
@ q N9" Ga. ,ss da s' . 1ss %I ssss
''efel Nv lhi Rinhos Zee 'et9a ~ the aaans d ,h'
Goi. LID SS ,as a,s o ,as m "A, lspsSs ia.taot
81 iho aass ot,e ~ he onp.ay hno 10 20 tee Goa,
i ,A anl " i close t un I'ta nav %" n.,"1e' a't
hs On me 5 ' M n "g .ls 9 '' "'''' To ''
A. IL AAcDoNoroH
T'O HOLDERS OF OHIO CENTRAL Il. r.
STOCK ANp SECURITIES. -Copes ~ plan ~ reor
sana,'en o, above r3ad can be pfocnr 40 1gnra trust
ode " ,'d stocs requested 70 deposit
the ga D." Win te respective cash payment. with said Trust
ce'e negotiable rocepu amt to sisn th' agreement
Chairman reorganization aud purchasing committee 81 Wall
H't or ef 5e49a PsT9 CITY, n.y. Town
I'HE UNDERSIGNED will receive sealed
pn"a' na9r; Irqpo"'s 'oT -,h9o 81 'ns nn s
or n. rir o., 10 % school t,nit .'u'1 by Ono Irlst'
accord en y ,,, e., No. r. To- va o., E,,.',r IN
D. s' ptrp'sc o. buns scuooihouie 80 H-onVyuIe IN
oi. a.'re. on the bonl. VII be olya'' 1ern an
~, 2t twelve h11iet M t'.v lh-' pr analm on tho
Il"bold7 vii he cod a. par BhIo- vI 'un tls lowest
-c1,o D ,.rci hi, now 5 Hi,,,.il,,, rh,r-l-A
re,,-' O. r'rct any or all buds Full iao'niton WHO
r. n MtsrERTOV rr'stl,7t 5G pne'-. T.. or
2Jl--J6 El-t t}tst S.y ,rs IT,, ~ ,r r.ls. a.. y +
r,,, c,..,.,,.... TTy yong SIP. ,,5.l ~
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders o thus company w oo held 40 the Office Of the
20 Br1ndwly Rooms ~ and ~.
A. S sDLoNoNs Secretary.
WANTED.-SfOOOO on first mortga-e on
rglns nsr' co. Gum o'sr 5000, ,ni r,-th -.og.o
LIZ p-i- bond alone e91t To- oyer $40 90 tor ariher
CouseIosatIaw, Freehold. Sew Jersey.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.. No. 50 BWAY.
Hy, ana su vintng ~ .,s ami oa>r p,,q. c,q.t ,e~,r
1t( 5IaGa9 H. 23g'S [ F9o, AMI amt eJr,gt
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.
NOTICE or REDEMPTION.
A Dorq holding any tha Southern psci.
ne lI an CoIpanr ar hereby notified that tIcrr i'uo
hc hauds NJ the eguod rrus's undcr the mort gag,
on UrNDh b THOUSAND DOLLNR- gold w Ioh rn-
de- me- torTs OF sud mo-tn'e applicable 10 re ro-
VII rsr scaled thc Ilud pf'o said
latv conner OF Fourth AMI streets Francisco
ot y'"o'r $50 Of " 20 unr propo'as W op'nei ard
or uurc 10 ol to tuo amount .orrsud
Morteas. Bond. southern rac'1. Railroad Company
san rraoc.sco September ea. us.
q PEK CENT CC'PlF AID REGI~TEKED CAR
Trust BONDS OF
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
m ,c-e rr. 81 tial .rl-,u-,el %. emit conrrnr u3.ur
.r Gu.r'.. or.ca .Hnul. t.m .. mouths to tru 'eArs
interest Iuar'-.', or .ouI.. annually
3D.. .a...r
ssD~F, y. aHE1N a 90,
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: 4 "-TTuks removed DC; Groves Ex
- press 3D. 81 80 I,tI -j ~ sst J6 AMI 80 Jthlyo.
4 LARGE ROOM. handsomely furnished.
4 wIuoIt board. to gentlemen. ony private iaml 70
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eisambcats auN Railroads.
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Regain unlimited tickets Oi above roads arr co"l lo pass
""N ' IA EVERETT President.
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West Sill.

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ond floor. four rlOns. suite. other suites and
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/ Suit, OF rooms. with
'ts. O.. other rooms near res
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toAGDEES WAEr-p-1l West loth-st;
room. rnI board references
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4 BIN'TIFUL suite NJ large rOOms, eIc-
1auflF Uirui. e. with private liable also square
maroon i,I eratIcliaA % "a cst tttl.st
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ganzaton Of above road procured Central Trust
conn 0f Nrit-N 0fice nf undersigned
node ~ s1d sf1ct AMI securities requested 10 deposit
lh' "a Dbl" with te cash payments with sd Trust
Go before Dct1lrr l5 I--t which tlrv viii
e'Fe negotiable rccripu ant 60 slFn th' agreement -
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Chairman reorganization aud purchasing committee 81 Wall
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A COMPETENT LAW CLERK OF several
y years 5utncss p.r..ce ln III. c-Y -e1r an 90
g,ra IN o. "a slant =
60 otr goJd firm. krl-ona 3D.. n rustt"u amt good
cts reference 4 des,rti. Address
I1r i TrI
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-10-02

must tell you the old story of
how the late Charles Delmonico
used to talk about the new hot wa
ter cure. He said the Delmonicos
were the first to recommend it to
guests who complained of having
no appetite. "Take a cup of hot
water and lemon and you will feel
better" was the formula adopted,
and the cup of hot water and the
lemon juice in it take away the in
sipidity. For this anti bilious rem
edy the caterers charged the price
of drink Of their best liquors
twenty-five cents or more-and it
certainly was a wiser way to spend
small change than in alcohol. "Few
people know how to cook water"
Charles used to affirm. ''The Sc
cret IS putting good, fresh water in
to neat kettle, already quite warm,
and setting the water to boiling
quickly, and then taking it right off
to use in tea, coffee or other drinks,
before it is spoiled. TO let it steam
and simmer and evaporate until the
good water is all in the atmosphere,
and the lime and iron and dregs on
ly left in the kettle-baht that is
what makes a great many people
sick, and is worse than no water at
all. Every lady who reads this
valuable recipe of a great and care
full cook should never forget how to
cook water.
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Stock GAMBLING

The past few months has wit
messed several serious and sad les
sons on the folly of stock gambling.
The firm Of Grant d Ward, of New
York City, of which ex-president
Grant is member, failed for a sum
that reaches up in the millions.
The Marine National Bank, with
which this firm was closely connec-
ted, and in which New York City,
as well as Long Island City, were
depositors, was so heavily involved
with the broken firm that it was
compelled to close its doors, and a
receiver has been appointed. Indi-
vidual depositors are greatly dis
tressed, and just what their loss
will be is not yet known.
James r. Keene, who a few years
ago came into Wall street with
capital of $1O,O00,O0O to corner
produce-eompel the poor to pay a
higher price than the blessings of
bounteous crops would require for
the prime necessaries of life-and
now he finds himself ''cornered."
He is worse than penniless, owing
even his barber q thousand dollars.
And who will say that his failure is
not a just retributiou2
The principle of stock gambling
is the same as lottery gambling, etc.
One is not one whit better than the
other. Simply because men of
wealth and high social position in
this way makes it neither right nor
respectable, but simply the more
dangerous.
Each days record of the business
world reveals the sad wreck which
men have made of their regulations
and fortunes by gambling IN the
stock or grain markets. But the
most deplorable feature of all is the
phase of stock and grain gambling
as seen in the rapid depreciation Of
honest property, the unsettling of
all values and the entailment of Sc
we're losses upon innocent persons
who have invested in stocks and Sc
curitles in good faith and in le-
gitimate way.
Stock gambling shakes conf
dence in every legitimate under
taking, and makes it just that much
harder for any legitimate enterprise
to succeed. The banks of the coun-
try are called upon to risk their cap
ital, which should be used in legiti-
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Praaohinr and Praotioa.

"See here MI. Blank, what are you
going out tonight for?" asked Mrs.
B. with a threatening look.
'Big political meeting, to-night," "
explained Mr.. B. apologeticalIy.
'sPolitical meeting, ehT'' echoed
Mrs. B. You have been going to
political meetings every night for
five weeks, and if it had not been
for me you would haYe worn your
boots to bed every time"
''But just think how nice it would
be if 1 should get nominated for
somethingl Think of the loads of
money l could rake in, and the nice
furniture and new clothes and seal
skin sacks and"
"That will do," interrupted Mrs.
Blank; 81 have heard that story be-
fore. You made speech last night
at ward meeting, see."
eyes," responded Mr.. B. with
pardonable pride.
"And 1 see by the two or three
lines notice of it in the newspapers
that the burden Of your remarks was
'the office should seek the man and
not the man the office Now, you
just take off that overcoat, sit right
down, and if any Office comes along
and knocks Twill let it in"
He sat.