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stock than the figures wa rive o ho1o .oi nue
~ ~ We conclude TO make slash into our nrces yvo
t"t tness remarks arc honest facts and therefore
N'' Aa1 Dig l'st OF goods we have to buy from.
DRESS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Oh ru'i line of Metal Clasps, I, 10, 12l, Is. 1s-
All width in Colored Hercules BRAID nor I'd x
dozen 25c. i'u''ohs' per
FURs AND FUR TRIMMINGS,
o.inch wide Black Russian Fur Trimmings
| per yard, zoe. Nnininss'
/ 5-inch wide Black Russian E,,r ru::
yard, :59c. lihs' per
| a-inch wide Light GRAY Concv nor r.ra aoo
3-inch wide Dark Gray Coney, per ward. 54c
4:inch wide Silver Gray Hair, psr ward a0c
ooo Back Russian Hair Nuns, SOC
BLANKETS AND BED COMFORTS.
| Gray Double Blankets, each 69c.
fray Donble Blankets, large size, SOC,
IO-4 White Blankets SS.,
Ill Silver Gray Blankets, 81 80
III Rel lndiaa Blankets 81 II,
White Wool Blankets 81 80
improved Pink German Blankets, 50 20
an ai wool io--i Elsnkets Grccan border, $3 40.
All.wool 12-4 R!aa kcts, Grecian border $1 DO
Bed Comforts for single he'd 43c
Sed Comforts 69e do. SOC; do. 99c,
IL tictoane Comforter white cotton fillinp
81 80. Cut fom 81 %. ne'
III CIV, rine French sasine Comforter, western
star Nlling 50 50. Cut from $3 SO.
Our entire line of Curtain Poles polishcd trim.
mngs, o5c f''''"0u v i'n
our our entire line Of fine dado window shades ssc.
900 haufman's Electric Gossamcrs, for ladies
ana misses, every one warranted 93c
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
We shall give you line of under prices in
good solid goods, every pair of which we will war
rant soslh Hhn II just "a rer cent marked down
onr stock oi leather wear is immense and tbst
which we wish to move is the same rs other linee
i'll our establishment
Kaufman S So pride button boots in goat and kid
$169. f'''' ""i'"n'eu
kaufman So mems calf sLocs in button. Con.
gross, lace broad and narrow toe plain or with
UP, every pair warranted, 50 40.
combination kid hutton boots opera toe and
common sense heel, pig to 6, every psir warrant.
ed, Sl.49.
Phean 8 celebrated $3.50 ladies' button boots.
IN kld and goat, common sense and opera toe, all
WiothS. every pair warranted, 81 50.
Cur 81 grain button ho0t for misses every pair
warranted, S9c
Our 81 20 Youths hook shoes, sizes II to 12,
every pair warranted, 01c.
gu: 81. 40 boys hook shoes, sizes ) to 5, every
pair warranted. 81 10.
Cur 81 boys V calf bntton shoes, sizes ) to 5.
every pair warranted, $1.62
Our 81 kid or goat, spring heels, sizes to 8,
every pair warranted SSc.
our 81 20 kid or goat spring heels, sizes 81I,
to 1oh2 every pair warranted, 99c.
We advertised. and genuine guarantee given for
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A RARE COMBAT took place yesterday af
ternoon in Il building occupied by the fish
commission, in Washington between two
little pets Of that institution. The agrees
or, and the victor rs well, was the newly.
arrived Monster" from the Gila river, iu
Arizona, the only species of lizard whose
bite is known 10 be poisonous, and the vic
tim was two-year-old alligator from Flor.
ida. The Monster is fourteen INCHES long,
and about twice the weight OF his aptaso-
mist. Both reptiles were III sem.torp id
condition, and for some purpose were re.
moved from their glass cases and placed be.
side each other upon the stone floor. The
alligator came in contact with The lizard,
whose jaws closed with snap upon the fore
paw OF the alligator. The latter made n
gallant fight for liberty but finally sac
cumbeG. The attendants sought by a va
rlety OF means 10 release the alligator The
Monster" was seized by the tal and held
up in the air, taken By the bloated neck and
CHECKED severely, plunged in water, and NAL.
treated in other ways, but 20 TO purpose.
Then sharp wires were thrus; into his nose,
ami finally q large ifowel waa forced into
his mouth. nut such was tho force Of his grip
that tha sice! blade, though considerable
bent in the effort, failed 10 release tho i'm
prisoneG; paw. The meanings were piiful,
ard the attendants were moved 10 renew
their efforts 10 efisc: s separation. The
trowel was rcintroduced in The "Monster's"
mouth. II was work Of several minutes
to disengaae the hooked ;angs from the
wounded paw. The ccroba.ants we're
placed in their separate reccptacles, the al
ligator probably 10 die Of the venom IN its
system.
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POWDEHLY EFT I'D OMNE.--Thc dept!! oi
Mr. Powder!y's kindly feeling for R;chlo onti
may be guaged by the fact that as soon as
he reached Pennsylvania he began to abuse
the people Of Richmond He could not
conceal his rage "t the refusal of the c.i-
zens 10 allow Assembly 49n, aided and
abetted by Mr.. Powderly himself, t. force
social equality upon this people. Nor did
Mr.. Powderiy prove himself Animated BY
those unselfsh motives tia. we, as we'll IS
others, had before given him credit for.
Claiming 20 be wcrkirnmAn animated
solely by n desire fer the worlEiugmau;s =
good he made it his bu:iaG>a to see that
the General Assembly did no: adjourn until
he had secured the passage Of The measure
giving him the lat salary Cf five thousand
dollars a year, and put him in the income
line along with the muchreviieG: bankers
OF course Mr.. PoWdery has the right 10 Get
all he can, but the workingmen Of the coun-
try are not over lich, and his salary comes
out of their pockets. The sight of men who
secured their only prominence by means Of
the knights of Labor immediately grasping
for fat lucre Is not pleasant cne. These
men can prove their interest in the iaDcrin~
man by working for him and not Tor num-
Der one. When we see man making sac
rifices for the working classes then he NAV
claim TO be their friend, but when we see
him seeking by their votes to swell! his own
pocket and give him ali income such as he
never could earn, then we must gauge their
professions by their practices, and view
them as making cats paws Of the very class
they pretend to represent Richmond State.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.


TII INNIINE.
Tie subscriber having taken charge Of this we'll
"Nown hotel and restaurant informs his friends
sa. the public generally that nothing will be
'g' HnGoGc to maintain the high reputation
'' 'n" HoGSc. The lardcr will ke supplied with
every hc!icacy, and the bar stocked with the best
ny Liquors. Meals served Mt all hours in the best
style and a, reasonable rates. Arrangements can
'' nnd" FOR Receptions or Dinner Parties.
apo SAMUEL ORRISON.
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At Inc Ga@ette building, Nos. 20 aud ~ Prince
DAILY. TRI- JVEEEJY
Sir months.......... 3 90 Sir mOnthS S..... , 0O
One month. SO Three monihS. / 0C
Contract advertisers arN not be dNoed to erceed their
space nnless The ercess is paid for at transient rater
and nnder no circumstances wW they be aH0,rcd 10
adcertise other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
AH transient advertisements mus, be paid for ia ad-
rance.
HeSolioS m memoriam. ofhankS, tributes of respect
resolutions adopted by societies persons unlcss of
public concern mW only DC printed in this paper as
advertisements
Marriage and death notices must be paid for in al.
rance.
Persons Tearing The city hare the Gazette mailed
to them, postpaid for fifty cents month and The
address changed as often as deSircd
The Gazette office is connected rih the Telephone Es.
change. advertisements, orders for the paper, ncrs
or any information or business be sent By tec-
phone.
All Communications should be addressed 10 "Ga.ete,"
alexandria, Va.
Entered at tke PostCcc at Alezoadria Virginia, as
second class nlcttcr.
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tlASkErS-Thc largest variety of Baskets ever
- offered in Alexandria, varying in size from
,"HcA 10 Market Baskets. For bargains call and
"Nam'ue these goods
'eN!o L. J MILLER, son & Co
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; ANP>-The Rochester Star" Lamps, and
Al IN stand, bracket aud library patterns; cheap
7. ana brighter than gas. Also All endless variety
VI Patent Extension Library Lamps from S2.75
'Ia! scplOl =. J. MILLER. SON & CO.'S.
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I'iE FULLEST STOCK OF FINE GLASS
"ARr, plain and colorcd, ever offered before,
al. ut prices corrcspondingly low. Give us call
"h! examine prices and stock before purchasing
,oT winter NC. Z. j. MILLER. SON & co. sc10
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LARD. BACON, &c.
CASSARD' STAR BRAND LARD
Is ABSOLUTELY PURE

Is ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Every package guaranteed. Ask your grocer
Tor Il and take 10 other.
g. CASShRD 4 son, Baltimore, Md.
'uGrcs o.; the celebrated STAR BRAND" MILD
CURED HAMS aud BREAKFAST BACON. Look
ont 'oT red label and blue seal. je12 1y
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DRY GOODS, &c.
IT'S A COLD DAY


mild weather rom
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= AK" FENCING WIRE at the present time is
-, 80 very low in price We have large stock,
@ @" t"osc in want will do we'll to call on US before
'"!.hs JAS +. CARLIN & SONS,
5H4D Alnvandria Va
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EeStion 10 the thoughtful mind to see that
Browns Iron Bittcrs is the only iron medicine
that should be taken 10 regulate and strength.
cn, 10 rcnovate and build up tho tired, c1-
hausicd or Worn out stomach. Bcinglhe
greatest bl0cd purifier known to medi. ~
cal science, Browns Iron Eittcrs must ~
therefore he the best stomach regener- TT
Gtor and strengthener, for the impuri- ~
ties OF the blood must be removed, and -
the weak watery, yitated condition ~
strengthened before the action through "A
the stomach upon the system can he -.
perfectly healthy. We arc not alarmists, ~
but we tell the simple plain truth when
we affirm that all the ills Of the body
arise from impure blood, whether weak n
rud w2lcry or tainted with scrOiua or -
other hu!norS. Ulcers in the stomach, \ /
weakness OF the kidneys, inactive slug
giSh liver, ell follow these conditions Of Il
The blood. Attendant upon these troubles
which result in general debility and Il vast.
ing away of the whole bodily und mental
strength, are impaired digestion. loss Of appe-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-30

iNiE MAGIC STARCH
Produces the Most Beautiful Polish.
> >d"rNcc!icd for AL kinds Of linen. especially
shirts. collars and cuffs.
"&~i" GEO McBURSEY & SON
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t!lc, loss 0i strength, !anguid feeling,
weakness Of the muscles, cruplions OF
} the skin, pallid sunken cheeks. dropsy,
y diabetes. inflammation Of the bladder,
rheumatism of the heart. Slccpless-
3 ness. catnrrh, dizziness. piles; but why
= continue the list. for if il produces
4 terror 10 read them. then ii is horror
to suffer Their. They can all lie cured
4 by the faithful use of Browns Iron
- B!tterS. It's c!lec, Is t. strengthen the
! body and muscles, repair the appetite
= and remove indigestion, 10 promote
4 healthy refreshing sleep. and cause the
pallii checks IN rrS,i,ron n rrnSb ba,I.by
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appearance and the crupt;ons to disappear.
The most delicate stomach will not be nau-
seated hy Browns Iron BittcrS. the most
sensitive organization will not revolt at
its Use IS in the case Of other iron
medicines. Ladies will array: derive "
benefit from it, and one important truth IL
in regard 10 Browns Iron Bittcrs is that r
it is the only Iron medicine that will not Il
injurc or discolor the teeth. Givcn to ~
children in small and frequent doses ~
ii is Of untold value in strengthening 4 4
and toning up their system, repairing
the waste of nature and furnishing them *
endurance for the wear of school duties -
upon their growing bodies. once more 4
then Browns Iron Bttcrs is adap,ctl to w
the old and young, male and female, is IL
ihc best blood purifying, strengthening ID
tonic ever made. is sold everywhere. 1e
Price only one dollar bottle. Prepared @
by the Brown Chemical Co.. Balt., Nd ~
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON for sale at very
" low prices at SO King, corner of Royal street.
comprising Ice Cream Frcczers, Water Coolers,
Fly Fans and Fly Traps, Enameled Preserving
Kettles Bell Metal and Brass Kettles Screen
Wire Doors, assorted sizes, Adjustable Windsor
Screens, Screen Wire, assorted widths, Peach and
Apple Parers Potato Parers and all other season
able goods, all of which will be sold wholesale and
retail at q small advance by
jy27 ]. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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ALEXANDRIA VA SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 81 I886 =
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
WORTH KNOWING.

~ Iron Ditters which has been a house
1 hold remedy in every part of the
ID United states for years, enjoys and de-
AZ serves the reputation it has won US the
n most perfect blood purifying medicine
" ever prepared. Its combination of the
w sss, !, and nd, most gowsrfo! alternatives
to be found in the wcrld of nature,
~ with q preparation of iron, which 1t has
81, been discovered will not produce con-
stipaton or headache, ranks its pro-
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Alexaullrla Q,azette.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND T,RL- FEERLY BY
GAR WIDEN.

the Ga=ette Building. Nos 20 and ~ Prin
DAILY TPJ-WEEs-Jy
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able. the most depressing is Dyspepsia
II lis torture all know. Wheh il becomes
y acute then ii is Indigestion, the only sure
cure for which is Browns Iron Bitters,
vvy Better than n cure is prevention, and
1 Browns Iron EittcTS taken at the slightest
yEy warning Of this disturbance is sure
\ preventive of dyspepsia and indi.
e sSp snsn n11 a1S Tins 1 nsaaaenes % ne s ssoa@ Of
80 bc hecdcd. Browns Iron BitteIs will
10 cure them. All other iron medicines
~ produce them, and if they are warnings
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" nFFER special inducements in GUNS,
~, tISIOLS, SHELLS, &c. and other goods in
"a pa. nae Call and see at SS King, corner of
sep27 + r. CREIGHTON & SON
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t4NE pE&FUMERY.
Something New
II ''Ge Belle of Scotland, Trailing Arbutus, Tally
"y' A"rcchal Mel Rose and Alpine Violets a5
U.s. JOHN D. II. LUNTS
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world. III no other blood purifying medicine
are the same strengthening properties to be
found. The secret of the combination Of
Browns Iron Bitcrs is so valuable TO human
beings, and so beneficial to humanli(c,
that it is but just and right that it should 4
remain in the sole possession of its dis.
covers, the Brown Chemical Co., and for ~
their benefit. They do their duty to the ~
world when they Offer Browns Iron
Bitters in its perfected form that cna-
hirs the sufferer 10 hc his own ply "
sicinn. If y6ur stomach is dsorgaUizod,
unable TO DO lis duty, failing through lack Of
action TO aSSimilatc the food you cat, unableto
assist in its digestion, among the serious TO-
suits, the most tormentIng, the most unbcara-
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-03-18
I7lS1lrnnCc.

GOUTII CAROLINA BRANCH OF
- THE VALLEY MUTUAL LIFE AS
ISOLATION OF VIRGINIA, COLUM-
BIA, S. G., JANUARY 81, 1861 have
been appointed State Agent of the Valley
Mutual Life Association of Virginia and
Col. LEE HAGOOD has been appointed
manager. The Office of the South Carolina
Department is at Columbia, No. - Main
street, (under City Hall.)
I will make an active canvass Of the
State, and want the assistance of q number
Of live men to canvass every county in the
State.
Thi Company was organized eight (S)
years ago by some Of the leading business
men Of Virginia, With the view Of furnish
ing our people with good sound insurance
at the lowest possible cost. Its success has
been unprecedented, and far exceeding
that Of any company organized In the
South. Its liabilities from its organization
to this date have been fully met, its Reserve
Fund Of $1OS.OOO securely invested, with an
actual membership of about 5000, aggre-
eating over SIS 1000, 900 Of insurance.
Any communications addressed to me or
the manager at Columbia will receive
prompt attention.
WM. M.'BOST1CK, JR.,
Jan 28-1mo State Agent.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-03-18
TILE TIMES AND DEAlOC1AT: THURSDAY,
THsEAs1R;ERH'sREPsRr. H !.

u VfOFFCE CoGSTYY X 81 =
January 1886.
County Commsioner Checks School Claims
No February 9th A 1882
Auditing
allowed
the Court Of General
that the be some
County o. aIloslsaS
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County Com'rS Salary.
County Com'rs Salary.
County Com'rs Salary.
County Com rs Salary.
County Com'rS Salary.
County Com'rs Salary. !
Jurors and Witness &c
Cash paid State Treasr
Total.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-03-18


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| ~ W ~A NAS}
IL E Myers,
J F jackson,
II r McCants.
j F Jennings,
j d Shuler,
NJ L Herlong,
G LSalley,
r II Moss,
| G McMichael,
N N Hayden,
A j Brooks,
B H Moss,
1 " Bowman,
NJ o Dantzler.
|LH Wannamaker,
W G & T e Albergotti,
JE Berry,
G II Cornelson,
A CDiDble,
W r Brooker,
Z G Dibblc,
j A Banks,
| j G. VoSe.
p Z Brunson,
J Z Berry,
G. w Faircy,
j A NJ Haigler,
w p Witt,
G 2 Brrlnson,.
\ NJ Sallcy,
} l. Sims,
J l. Hcidtman,
\ f Browning,
| 3 = IZlar,
| A NJ. Sallcy,
| W l. Ehncy,
! J h Hart,
y + Fairey,
| A & Norton,
| y & Baxter,
w y O'Dowd,
Hart & Co..
j E Berry,
\ + Livingston,
J D Rickenbaker,
! A + II Dukes,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-21
STREET sPRINKLING.

Is there to be nothing done in the
matter Of taking the water for sprink-
ling the streets from the canal, instead
OF from the mains? It,seems almost q
sin, while people are practicing the
strictest economy in the use of water
from the pipes, to daily pour. thousands
of gallons upon the streets. City
Greek water is too precious to be
wasted in this manner, especially
when the canal water. which can be
had in abundance, is just as good for
street sprinkiing. People do not take
kindly to the regulations which limit
them in the use c. water for (which
they have paid a heavy tax, when the
sprinkling carts are drawing so heavily
from the limited supply. No one IS 90
jecsing to the sprinkling of the streets
but everybody has a right to complain
against the use OF canyon water for that
purpose when the river water VIII
answer. The numb ngs and grumo-
lings that are growing louder all the
time foreten the breaking out OF a storm
which will only be quieted by com
pelling the sprinkling carts to go to the
canal for water. The storm can De
avoided by doing now what will have TO
be done in q little while.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-21

WHAT CANE over Commissioner Nc
Kay on Tuesday? He actually dis
charged two Mormons who were
accused of unlawful cohabItation.
Doesn't the Commissioner know that
Dickson can get jury that will convict
every time, testimony or no testimony &?
We can inform Mr.. Mckay that If this
sort of thing is to be repeated very
often, he might as well prepare for sur
rendering his commits ion as pet Com
missioner. We cannot afford to bring
Mormons past all other Commissioners,
carrying them and the witnesses hun
dreds of miles, only to have them dis
charged on the fimsy ground that
there is no evidence against them. 1t
is enOu.h for the Commissioner to
know that the District Attorney wants
q man sent to the Pen;tentiary; the
matter OF conviction viii be looked
after when Mr.. Dickson selects his Jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-21

saws that ne never counted his Pan
Electric stock as valuable but he is
going TO hold on TO. it," IF Garland
does give up his telephone stock he
cannot wash away the stain left on his
hands" These are taken from as many
exchanges which were received at this
office on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
They indicate that the newspapers know
very little about Mr., Garland's inten-
tons; and they also indicate what SIR.
GarIand's intentions should be in re
garc to his telephone shares.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-21

ATTORNEY GENERAL Garland has
concluded to surrender his Pan-Electric
stock" Garland will soon give up his
telephone stock" "Mr Garland has
decided to do what he should have
done months ago. namely; get nd of
his Pan Electric stock" mr.. Garland
says the newspapers cannot brighten or
drive him into surrendering his tele
phone shares" The Attorney-General
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-21

IT DOES begin to appear as II the
Baskin corruption fund had been
literally wasted; but those who con-
tributed to the fund will console them
selves with the reflection that Baskin
has had a good time at their expense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-21

The HOUSE ways ana means commit
tee has settled upon next Wednesday.
18th instant, as the time for the final
adjournment of this session of Con-
gress. The SESSION may be prolonged
day or two beyond the date fixed, but
next week will assuredly seen the close
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-21

IrwAs very kind of Captain Ransford
Smith to withdraw his application for
Judge Powers shoes. If be had not re-
tired from the contest the President
might have been embarrassed.
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II CoSeREss shall adjourn next week.
what will become of the Tucker biIi7
Ehl o yesl 1t win never be heard from
again,
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REV. Ell. WHITNEY, of Clarkson,
\. Y, says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
for Female Weakness stands without q
rival. For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'S
Drug Store. I6
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JUDGE Powers and Captain Ransford
Smith now know what effect a numer-
ously signed petition has on the Presi-
dent.
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GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, for
Coughs and Colds, Group, Whooping
cough and Hoarseness, Gilmore's Mag
Co. Drug Store. is
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NEW TO-DAY.
WILL BE CLOSED,

VIoN's COOPERATIVE MERCAN-
II tile Institution viii close on
Monday, August 2nd next, for one
day, for is usual semi-annuai stock
taking.
Patrons VIII please therefore gov
EN- themselves accordingly.
II :. ELDREDGE.
superintendent.