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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-02
A MODEL DIARY,
The Rich Find Of a Baltimore & Ohio

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Conductor.
It is commonly believed that no woman
can keep diary. That this Is popular
error is manifest from an examination Of a
little book picked up yesterday in pssscn,
ger car on the Baltimore & OHIO read by g
conductor. It was lying by seat in which
a commonly dressed but net bad looking
young lady, apparently about eighteen years
old, had sat sometime before, and iB pre-.
sumably her property. As she was unknown,
1t wss thought possibly she could be found
and her property restored by mentioning The
find In the lNTELtIGENcER. rha book is inr
teresting readiug to tue student Of human
nature 10 all the walks OF society, for 1t Ia a
frank record Of the young girls daily life,
and ths domestic element abounds. Parts OF
It are too pe7aonal fo1 publication, but 1t
contains such innocent and candid entries as
this:
"luSE 24-one rass Barry pie baked a
Friday q day Of June.
49, -.o "M1ss KATIE"
'flve rsss Cerry pies Saturday, June 2S,
I baked" ..g,
I'VE had green beans to-day for dinner =
sunday jane e9h,
Each entry il signed "Miss Katie" but not
all sslsts to the cuisine. For ius,arce under
date OF "Sunday, Jolly the 49," this appears:
"Dspouite 900 Sunday night,
FRANK AND KATIE"
At another time the sole record fur the
lsyip, TOOK Joe dinner to-day, Frank and
l was a!tsf milk to-day"
Frank was Gus to-day and went home 8
O'clock" "to.day Is payday,n Ibsed pndin
for supper today" ''broks dtz,rs disch at
supper time aud spilled the puddin," ore
other entries, and under date OF July IS the
Grst element Of tragedy enters into the
work; m
Wv aud was alter q sack Of flour to-day
and heard that Bob Chalfant got his thumb
cut off" ua.f
On Friday, July is, 1t Is recorded "John
brought me can OF oysters to-day" and the
ne9t day the Tragic element sgaiu asserts it.
sell; .g#..., IL ..... n. So.
"rhis morning Frank and Pap had Eight"
Then for several days kslie's life lowed
on with no more striking inciden. than End,
ing "a birds neat with four little birds 10
~. the death Of "the rooater;" picking
blAckbsrrieR and baking piee till one day
appears this contentious record:
'.Tc:night tbs old man is IaiApc b."
Then the pages are again taken up with
notes Of funerals In the vicinity, trips to
"Bobtown." getting new Shoes 'pep" telling
V pack Of liss" and tbs like, TIL July ooh,
whom ths line appsnrsI .lg7
''Threstened to hs killed to:dsy.l' After
another interval, "Thls morning the old man
throwed u bucket OF waiter on mel And
50 It goes. till July cath, when the record
closes with the entry: E.;Io. ..
"psp packed his trunk to-day aud Lit ont
on the o'eiosk train. ] washed to-day ~,
The owner Of tie book can have It BY call
ing at this office and proving property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-02
TIE NEW MEMrfIELD ROUrE.
Work on u New Ioublc Track to begin

Work on .Ec New Nouhlc rrnck to Hcxim
Js7s ~ ..3,,,5 "a, Mt Once.
As announced in the INTkLuGEsckR day
or two sgo, the D. & 0. Railroad Company
has formally accepted tho provisions Of tho
ordinance passed by tho City Council grant
ing It the right Of way through the city south
1 Of the creek for double track from It's yard
on the river bank to conneo! with the pres.
ant Hemptisld track in the east end OF the
oity, MI. Durham. chief assistant to Second
yes President Spencer, q the company on was
Tho right OF way through private property
not controlled BY the city along the route is
completed the vers Of ayiDs ;. tina rev track
be 10 com nlet;on. The work OF securing the
rIeht OF way from private property holders
through which the track. IS projected pass Is
now in;,prcgres', and llttle rem, tienDls IL met.
foresssn obstacle ia encountered, BY Novem.
Der next 3;5 ), h
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Ghe G,tAliiQe1Elfta:s.
Now Advertlneni en- Is,

Onlce: Nor. 70 ana 81 Fou :.rnli, k.1"et
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Consumption CARED,

An old physician, retired from practice, hav.
Ing had placed In bis hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of nlmplea aud vege.
table remedy for the speedy and permanent
euro Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma and all throat aud Lung Affections,
also positiye and rsdicsl cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested It's wonderful curative powers
In thousands OF cases, has felt II his duty TO
make II known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and u detire 10 70.
leve human suffering. Twill aend free Of
charge e al who =, ra S1IsS ;h' i ,eSPG in
BY addrsssins WITH stamp, naming ibis paper '
y. A. Noyks, 14a Powers Block, Rochester,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

EB-FoUlTH STREET NJ. T. CHURCH. Preach.
lux Sunday at '02O A. aud ::20P y. BIZ the pas,ar
Rev. Jos i. Smith, ID. sunday School al n
Young Peoples Meeting Moad.y evening at $50
O'Clock. Subject Trust"
hs-9HApL'NE STREET N. E. GHURCH.-Rey.
q. ". Hutchinson. pastor. FIc,chirg services a,
1890 A.. and $50 =. u. Sunday school ut r. r.
E1-FlRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURuH.-Prearh.
lug tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock. by Rev.
Dr. Harris.
aS-flHsT ENG. EVAN. LUTu. CHURCH-ser.
vices tomorrow 1T 10 20 A. NJ. ard 745 by The rss
tor. tev. Z. II. Dorhb.aser Sunday school a. o.
PS. Sttrngtrs arc welcome
rS'FlRsT BAPTIST CHUEGK-Corucr Twelfth
and BYRON streets. reaching by ihe pIstor hcv
y: sha!tt. at 1880 A. r., 'rha Art o. Hea ing''
u 20 =. ~ "1:ss cPpaitu!!d7" AL are In.
vttd = =
Ee-DI5C1PLEs CHURCH. Services At this
church tomorrow as follows; sunday School at
800 y. rrrsrh:Ds 81 ie;so !. NJ, subject. Put
ting ~ .tmemerimc." Ereti"g IT 7l5. subject,
'the Two MUu"t, !" +. J. .tsst, Pag'cr. -
Ht5-zAEE STREET il. 4. CHuRCH-Prschiuy
10 T0r!o%I $50 A. N and ;:45 r. X. by the pa.
", Sev. NJ Fitspn!Ei:k. Sunday school at2r. y.
All ere invl I'd. -17-' -
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Live Block,

.
CHICAGO, Ausratl.-Tho DTopers Journal senorts:
Live hogs-Receip.s II go head; shipments i,,oCi
IS tus5 70; shipping IS = sb 9,: lirht IS iosG o.
sklpS s. 5oa5 ~. Cattle-Rece!pts eco head shin.
ments COO head: msrLet on.f and lCc higher: OK
port grades Sc 20a6 9S; good 10 choice shjppipp
IS O1a6 40 common to medium 81 bua5 10; grss]
Texans 81 Gas IS. sheep-hecciplI 900 head: hi y.
menx 10 head: ma,ktt steady: inferior 10 iai,
81 LAT co. good 10 choice u Coal co. lAmns per head
s! s0aS e. Texas theep 81 aOa3 Is, s-E .. :"
KANT L1nERrY, August l.--Ca.t,e~ .Markc, strong
and uuchenSet II prtteE receipts s74 head suit
heat shipments go head: phlstelphias 81 10 iG rs:
Workers 81 75a6 o.: s'assers IS l0aS ~. sheer
mentS 40 head. afs gj.ts ~
C,aclsaaTl. O.. Ausustl.-Liye hogs quiet, com.
mon and light 81 ah5 70: packing snG bn.choI.
IS sOa5 50. Receipts 400 head;'htpm mead
H - Wool. .frg
Fiji !nEL HtA, August 1.-Wool, .tcady: Ohio
Penny !vauis and Mes! Virginia Xxx and aborc'
S9tS g; extras 32a3ei medium 3jasic coais4 lss3,c
New ,o'x. sieh!ssn and Indiana nrm at 2s,:sSoc:
medium 3!aSa; c9s,ie 2SAstc; nno washed delaiuc
?t kAtc ,'S" usA"AaS
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Which Thief Arrss,ml

Captain Bennett aud Officer Morris y,s!e..
day wont out to Mr.. Cecll's residence, nea,
Elm Grove, and arrested L iward Webster on
O warrant issued by Squire Caldwell, on com.
plnint OF Nick ehriyer, who accused Webster
Of stealing his gold watch, chain and charm.
Webster is colored boy who worked for MI.
Csc!l. The watch was stolen from ebriysr Al
picnic at Elm Grove Wednesday night.
andrecoye.ed by officer Junkins Thursdsy
morning. Webster, when arraigned before
Squire Caldwell yesterday, frankly admitted
his crime, and vas sent 10 jail In deisplt cI
bail In the sum OF 81 COO lof his appearances
TO answer TO the action Of the next grand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-02

LARGEST; line!Dr Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
OF suitinys, 400 different Patterns Of
PantaloOnlugs, and 50 different Patterns
or Spring OYercoatings. Made up III
best style, ut U. HESS L. SONS,
No. 1891 g. 1923 Murket Street.
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The Jnniur knights.

The Junior Plumed Knights wero out dill
Ing vlsst night. Under Captain Hunters e1-
periahced trimming they alretdy chow consit-
cradle proficiency In the tsciics. The club
has adopted uniform consisting OF rod htl-
NETS with white plunles, cream colored shirts
and white 'le2giugs. Tho officers will wear
red shirts. The ssme eatos as used by the
Piumed Knights Of the Lincoln Cub have
been ordered. The boys are n oested 10 COLL
at Dnrer's and leave orders for their helmets.
The Junior Plumed Knights Of the Eighth
ward will meet TO- orssniz, this evening q.
Mrs Jessic Wteat's. 2.gJ5 .a,.g :
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Tho SIKH Wnrti Clu,,.

The Republican campaign club of tho Sixth
ward met las: nigh! in the Elliri,z building,
which they havs rented and fitted up nicely
for club purposes, and effected d paiman ent
organization, electiuE VIM. Wsbb President,
s. o. Boyce, Secretary. and Joseph Dudley,
Treasurer. The line lllcers were not chosen.
"Now, by 81. George, the work gees brsvely
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-02
BLAINE & L0HAN BADGES.

!. &. Dillon will open to-day 800 each
Blaine and Logan and Cleveland and
Hendricks National Badges. Remember
these are the only National Badges Oh tho
market, and cost but 50 cents each.
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
l. Il. DILLON, Jeweler,
f.0tE .-1r '.T.-. ". stlr3. AO1n Avnuf
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on. CRY, Pa, Aasu.t 1.-sstionsl T,sEst. cor
!ihiesIeS opened 1t 7+.4:; highest 7S}Ir; loves
. ME f in ss oa =, rs SAFE: e5So barrels en-
meuiS not p,strd charter, o. 1907 b .rrels Oh MI,
w Exshargs stuck, no bids: no olf.n.
TTusv1LE. Pa, Aupust 'l.-Eational TransI
eeruh ats opened OF 73Hc; highest iSMc: loves
SIC, closed II TO Shipne ats hone; ruus FIR In
cntre oil regions ltS SIG barrels oh 4rte,s Vi v7bar
=, ,iTrsauauH, Pa. Iueus.l.---!his ui,e;uoo,
we icelitg was Eo!e settled and the mA5ar; i'm
Hecl!ned Gpwly 10 '6Ac then rallied and close(
tteidl at17Hc. TIGcingscure 7E'TIl'
NEW Yong, August ].-,etsoleum higher nut
active; Cn!to1 17c; refined shc. ~'T = :
BALTIMORE. Mn: August l.-Pe,roleum highe
and trm; refined 77sSc. !, 80 - -
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-Pe!roleum Grm; &c
fined Sc, 80 ~ E.I, III - =
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Mr.. J. B. FAurxAK. BouIes street, Mel.
bourne, Australia, writes, that he gu tIerri
continuously for seven Year, with a sprains Il
ankle, but By few applications OF St. Jacobs
OIL, the great pain.rslleyer, be was completely
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-02

DUKES SALAD DRxsslxo.--A ready.maic,
rich and delicious dressing for all salad. OF
meat, fish or vegetable Cheaper and iphn.
ttely better than homemade. Unrivaled 80
atauce. iU5H MxTAw
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{ lltti ]
Infautlle Blood Purifiers and Skin
Beautiilrrs.
A Positive Cure for Every Form Of Skin
and Blood Diseases, from plmples
10 Scr0fula. u.

aud Birth Hum,s, Milk Cus.
] Scaled Hei I'd, tczeulRs. and every form OF Itch
lug, -enly, pimply, rciofulous and lnhetited Dls
nA.Sof the h!ooi. Skin. AMI Scalp. with loss o.
lI,h. ifnm tincy TO Ags, cured BY the Cutie ~
kcs,lvent, the INV biold pufider, internally. and
ex,ernslly. Absolutely pure aud iafe, and may "
ia ed from the moment OF birth, E,
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For eale-Phneton Buggy.
WanIed-To Rent Small House.
Turkieh Rugs-T. w. Ross.
Campaign Goods-Wm. echwertteger.
Ten Dollars Rswa,d-Edwa:d Henry.
Sealed Proposals City Water Board.
To Buyers OF Tobaccos and GroceIiea.
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair.
Hostetter's Bitters-Third psge. .. ,
List OF Letters
Cuticura-Fourth page.
Religious Notices-Fourth page. ;.-
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." Fifteen
cents. Qaick, complete cure. Hard or soft
corNs, wxrta, buniona IA n
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! A FAEE LUNCH will DO served at the "Oi.
tice' Saloon this morning from until II. v
AC0rBr HANKE, Proprietor.
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Eotcer6wnn's Worm syrup

1nfallible, tasteless, hsrmlesH. csthsrtic; ior
isveriShnesa. rest!esares3, worns, constipa'
ton. Twenty Ave can,s. (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-02

To DANISH contagion from garments and
linen disin!ect with GLxSN's HuLRuR Eolr.
p1KksToorHAcaE DRoP, euro In one min.
nth .f' IHNH.. ~ NH|." .Hf-.#It Nvvlv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-02
Betl.buEs, Flies:

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bues, rats, mice,
gopheYs, chipmunks, cleared ont BY "Rough
on Rs!s,n .5c. ilf = .g,g +. -
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The following shows the range Of the ther-
Opera House corner. yesterday: IA. ~, 70o;;
IL NJ, So; .3p. ~, So; 7f.M., 800. 81
-lr..el INDICATIONS. 81 U.s.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 2-l:30A. n
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley generally
fair weather, variable Winds generally from
the south, slight change In temperature aud
; lower barometer. 20 =.
For the Lower Lake., fair weather, variable
winds generally from the south, stationary
temperature. ~ *
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KIVEH EEWk,
HctcsAbout the Biean.:nnnts, Nnuk Driofs
and TelexrAnhln kennrfa w ----

Hctcs About the Siean::nnnts, Nnuk DriofI
t5l. and Telexraphlo Reports.
Las! evening ut Bellsire, while the mud
drum OF the towboat Barnard wAs b,inG
blown out Alonzo Reed. the engineer, US:
pretty badly scalded. His isjuriea are very
painful, but not serious. - gs7.S q
The steamer E.alae arrived yesterday
morning from Parkersburg, with the follow.
Ing freight: Fartyrsight hosshesds OF to.
bacco; 1875 barrels Of apples; $50 bushels OF
wheat: 40 head Of hogt; 10 hand Of cattle; IS
boSss OF tom.toes and 100 bundles Of s!syes.
PARKKau, Pa. August 1.-Riyer 3 feet and
rising; weather clear aud warm. if
Flrrtpursu, August l.-Monopgahela river
s feot inch and falling; weather clear.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, August 1,-River G feet
3 inchas and falling; weather fair; tLermom.
otter 800. ....,.. Il, s..0- i,
MosaAN7ows, W. VA. August / River 2
feet and on a atand; weather clear; thermom.
ster TO-. il5g
Locx No. T., Pa, August River s feet
6 inches and falling weather clear; Their.
mometer. 75o. %
Rlcz's LANDING, Pa, August River Q fest
4 inches and falling; weather clear; Their.
mometor 740. Tq, z M y
A Lawyers Opinion OF Interest TO All.
"A. Tawney, Esq, a leading attorney OF
Winona, Mlnnn wtites: AFTER uaing It for
more than three years, ! take great pleasure
in stating that II regard Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery Tor Consumption, rs the best remedy In
the world for cougus and colds, II has never
failed to cure the most severe cold haye had,
and invariably relieves the pain In the chsst.d
Trial bottles Of this sure cure for all throat
,nd lung diseases may be had Tor 10 cent? at
L"gan & Co.'s drug store. Large s!zs 81 90.
go. f., - 5.f5 y kHYAW
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NEW YORK, August l.-With better request there
has been lngar business completed win a r,ratcr
ro Ion Of purchases 2. comptisug sesson.bls
has been an Improved smaud ), = -. =
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"OOR LITTLE Boy.

Nj. mud Mrs. Everett stsbhins, Belchertown.
Moss write: "Our little boy was rrt'y ll c,ed
with Scfo Dl4, sait Rheun aud Fysip las ever
lace he was b1rn. and nothing we could yivc him
helped him until We tried CutcurA hemediCs.
which gradually cured him, until he Is now as ia.t
mn u ,,tt
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Cotton,

NEW Yoax. August l.-Co.son quiet: futures
parsly steady; August 10 e9c: septenber 10 93c; &c.
tnbet l0G2c: November lp47c: December 10 $50.
January Csc: sebruary 070c; March 10 Sc: Anil
lo.eic; Moy II CGc. n 1I-' - - ' ''''''
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s"THE Want Soap is the bIggss. OF all, The
best fye cent bars. n Z, ~ l $50 :
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DRY ooopa.
GEO.. M. SHOOK
g Go-

Arrangements having been per-
fected with the Atlantic leu Co.,
No. I'LL Market street, our patrons
arc cordially invited to use their
store, DOM Ms n Market street en-
trance and exit. q.
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eTnusz's Genuine Wax Soap will not coiol
the clothes ysllowlah. ID, III
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WWORKS TO A CUARN.v

J.s. Weeks, Esq Town Treasurer, St. Adams,
VI, says in a letter dated May .S: 1T world 20 Il
cham on my bahys face and head. Cured TIC
head entirely. aud has nearly cleaned the face Of
koics have recommended 1t 10 several, and Dr..
pla Mt ha . orfcft Il Il f,t them u '
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Mr.. speilel ssii that provided Mr.. Com.
| merford would agraa to o suspension 70 q
] Commissioner until the case was settled be
! would vote to stay jadgmen. until Monday
in order to allow Mir. Comme,foyd to find
Mrs. Carson, slthough he had not the sl'gbt-
est idea that she could be found Ar. Com.
nerIord agreed not To act as Commissioner
until ths matter was cleared up 10 the Boards
satisfaction and 1t adjourned.
During taa evening President Woods
found it recssgnry 10 give Colonel Arne.t 9
rebute. During the discussion on the p.opc-
sition 10 defer action till the 12sh, mention
wns made OF the expense to the county and
Colonel Arbeil offered to pay that, claiming
that such action was customary in courts OF
record. President Woods refused to enter
tetn any such proposition ard Colonel
Arnett attempting to argue the question
brought forth sharp reply from Woods.
Mr.. Commerford ALSO received the beutfi.
OF several sharp remarks from eon,s OF the
members who reviewed tbs case from tbs
first meeting to consider the matter on
Wednesday afternoon last; how the Board
had adjourned till that evening in order 10
take testimony aud what that testimony had
besn how 1t differed and how the prepoL-
derance was against Mr.. Commtrford; how
ha had been allowed until last evening in
which to find Mira. Carson, and low he bnd
siynslly failed. Mr. Commeriord stated In
reply to this tina. be had spent all day Thur
day and nearly all Of Friday trying
to find the woman. Mr.. 6ueidel
s;ste5 that not oaly waa Mr.. Comnerford
placed In bad light by delay In the matter
but also the Hoard; it WA rtl action on the
Boards way OF dong Iusiuess. He further
stated that in comparing the orders written by
MI. Commerford Gnd .hous sati to have been
written by his wife, hs could find but little
difference in tho writing. III. Woods spoke
IN the same strain regarding tho extension Of
time asked Tor. I--a -.,rs
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Presidential Election,
MAKE UP CLUBSA7 ONCE,

In order TO place the Intelligen.
Ger in the hands Of az many Der.
sons as possible during tho present
campaign, VIC will from this date
send the Weekly Intelligencer TO
any address, postage paid, until
after tho Presidential election for
THIRTY CENTS; au extra copy
for every club Of ten. Yhe Semi
Weekly viii be stnt for FIFTY
CENTh; M extra cupy with every
club OF ten. ihs State Campaign
will be Of unusual Importance.
The InteIligcncer. makes a sue.
cialty Of State Issues and protec-
ton Of American Industry.
Get up a Club at once, and enlist
for The campaign under the banner
Of Blaine and Logan. Club Lists
and Sample Copies sent on applica.
ton. address:
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TIE Want" Soap is the biggest ot.all, the
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"A TERRIBLE CAyE.r

Charles Esyre Hiukle jersey City Heights, N. J.
writes: MY ION, n lid oil twelve years, was com.
ple!ely cured Of terrible case OF Eczema by the
CuticuIa Remedies. From he top OF his head 10
the s,Cs ~ hi' leet wAS one mas oil Ecsbs" i've =
otter n meoy and phySicIans had been tried In
vain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-02

:i5G Prize distributing $13,O50
TICKETS ONLY 81
Plan OF L"tcry similar to that OF Louisiana
Company.
J. P. HORBACH. Manager.
!:rplicaiion t"r club rates for information
upon any other business, should be plainly writ
ten, giving State, County and Town of writer.
Rcmittanccs should be sent BY Express rather
than hy T. @. money orders or registered letters,
Express charges upon s. and larger sums will
hc paid by the company. Address plainly ]. P.
HnEBACu, Norfolk, Va. or J. W. CLARK, ~
King street. Alexandria. Va
Agents foi sale Of Tickets required throughout
the STATE tidrcs1 applications rs above.
The undersigned, supervised the Drawing: Glass
c, on the 18th ii ian. 81. Of tho Dismal swamp
Lottery Company and certify that it was con
Quoted with strict fairness to All interested.
GEO. T. ROGERS, Commissioners
CHAS. PICKETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-02
CONFECTIONERY.

HENRY BRENGLE. No. 129 King street, has
made arrangements to supply the manifold wants
of Alexandria during Christmas times with the
best and cheapest goods in his line. Ho offers all
the delicacics of the season. For years he has
catered Of the best to the people in Alexandria
and the surrounding country, and the past is his
warrant for the future.
PURE CANDIES, BRENGLES ICE CREAM
aud Dessert Pies-specialties; Black, Fruit,
Pound, Jelly and Fancy, Ornamental and Plain
Cakes, are sold cheaper than they can be manu-:
facturcd at home. Also Cream Puhs, Iarts and
Pastry, Candies and Tally of all kinds Pies q
spccialty. Fruits, Nuts Confectionerics, Caro-
mcls and sugarcd Fruits. He furnishes tho best,
and caters for families fairs balls, aud entertain
r,ontc dec1O