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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-22
WHAT CIRCUS PEOPLE EAT.
~akfA.t At n O'Clock at Night-HO0ai
III the Performer. j..

~akf.st At ~ O'Clock At NiGht-HoOsi
III the Performer. /.
Mr. James NJ Nixon, than whom M living
In knows more about q cirrus. said Ia an in
viewer; There ARE no l.0pIe, excepting
Aiilsneii skirinishers over the Will
untry u the west who live so hard life
circus employees, both performers ami
prkingmel Their life is not as hard now,
Is true, as II was some years ago, except
With the small concerns They arr the
Sagun shows that travel through the small
|Mns But even with the big concerns that
Ayei by train il Is hard enough now.
TAKE the case VI u wagon show that has
travel thirty miles after night perform
hae to get tO the next toWn. where stret
vc.-sion Is b. lr made In TIM forenoon.
Ae workn,en, canvaxren, AMI thu like have
take breakfast ct II Ockrk at night. Then
bey yet NO meal till dinner, after the pro.
ssion--say Mt noon; Wherever they ARE,
v work must be attended Ia first, AMI eat
" is u second consideration. With the per-
riders, clowns, AMI the
~ il is not quite 50 had They get letter
Nv AMI better fosi As a rule they live IN
" LsSt foul there is " Ia hSl where they
nptsn to In, and they take great deal u
Most VI them are great beef feat
b, AMI are not very particular
bhether the meat u cold or hot, ~
png ~ il Is good AMI plenty They are
ery particular, however, about cleanliness.
have ssn twenty " thirty Of them get up
ni leave the table lecaue the tablecloth
bas dirty, And Wlnn they want a meal
hey want il And will have it, 1have often
ZEN them leave hotel where they would
nave a. wait fifteen minutes for dinner that
bss paid for, and 90 to restaurant where
ny would have to buy another. They
,oo't rat unless they are hungry; but they
lre always hungry after a night perform
)iWe, ami will not go to bssi without hearty
hipirr They say they cant sleep II they
(re empty. .....
"Oi~ thing that Il peculiar abont them h
hat they do not take medicine, AMI they are
remarkably healthy. When they ARE cut II
Drts they diet themselves, each one accord
hg To his own ideas, but don't think | ever
INV &D worth Of medicine around "a circus
J, all the years have been in the business.
H,s, they drink Not ~ excess, hut nearly
lll Of them drink when they fesl like it.
They ARE very careful VI themselves They
lave 10 Ia or they would not last long.
AS a matter Of course, with their irpgu.
ar habits, they arr in a certain sense extrav'
hgant Their extravaganza, however, ID
pla,nly In the matter of eating. Experience
beaches them very son, II their own @isa
Hos not at first, that thy must take the very
best pssills care Il thrnr~lvss physically
And that goud Getting is primary co'lsi'iera
tion. The Cook.
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rhi. May Gxpia,n the Matter.

What may lr the secret Of many lost ocean
vessels never being heard Of Is given in the
following. Some weeks ngo, IN the latitude
ll.Uj, longitude Giu, the captain of a
TRANSPLANT. steamer observed Indications u
shoal water, and, upon sounding, found sixty
fathons, the bead bringing up fragments Of
shells AMI sand After running nineteen
miles another sounding was taken, but no
bottom found NJ q" fathons On Sept. j..
1884, a sounding showing 40 fatholns was
made by the steamer Albatr'rs in latitude
4l1,3, vhih Is west ,atl west thr'.-
quarters west and barely five milS from the
spot MENTIONED The position Of the sboal Is
directly in the path Of trail,atltnic steamers
during part II the year.-Chicago Herald
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A Wolf in the shcrp-told.

Nine GrrvilIe says that "A "goply gtSriy'
tsrk is iikn a slp+pfDld, very nice hut very
quiet 4 sh.4pfoh Is not very interesting
unl..ss there i, wpf in it, and sI,. thinks that
Just lIttl.. wolf introduced into the Sheep
fohi u literature Is not u bal thing Chicago
journal
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Administrators Notice.

rl,IIIS l. To CINE NuTltF r THAT The
undersigned. VII lam henes' lsHTt', al
.nipt>tratuF at ths. estate al frtirTtcA H.
trutr ,ie,rs>s,t. Ntd. ga III IT. i"t' 81 Jthu
"a, ,s>- mr., M Ia th.. Probate tuutr ttr
M ram county. it"Jijd. hI> Jsss'tlui ami
,,il,-h,rS utlI a>A I. ia dt>shtTg-s - such ti
mtuf-tHatuf-
Dated this l4th jay ~ july. i>sl-
M. kENBt.E t.ENTE.
&,lnain~t Stur ot the estate ot tu'trtTh H.
I.ut.. lsceAstsi. MI bihN
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MAIN LINE.


STEAMERS A j. LANE AND biSfAl,H
Nmk, daily tulIitlr round trips at Lakes iiiitii'
nui Hams, touching ~ all ianihy'
CDNNEt1fIDNH.
At Pulatku with Jaok sOnyille. TaiD'a y ksy
WOst RAILWAY, AMI ~. Augustine hhi Ihlathh
Halfway aud inst river steamers Tor ~. AZ
justine, Green Cove springs, Jatkohviiie
and nil points Nurth, Eh-i AMI West hiih WIN
m rty,r steamers Tor south Florida. AisG
with the Twin screw Iron steamer 'tlty ~
psIp,kn, and steamship city Of Mon'ir"llp.
for ,hhrlr-tuu, New York, Boston Fhlind.i.
thin, etc.
Mail ttp tps make close cOniectiOn ihth ways
wa r. \ X. ". ny, at jacksonville with A..
Ian, e C,ns Line, Fast Mail,
AT ,,utn.stIIie with through Pullman sleep
pr4 over ~ anuah, Florida Wcst"tnNy Tor
NV Dthpna, ,t,inr Keys, Pensacola, Hnvai-
nah Albany, Montgomery, lailiHtilIt, ~.
j,,,iIs nnd M points West.
Al ,,rals with Florida hallway ANA NASltA
tluu Co. ana Hacks Tor silver springs
Al A4lor with ~. Iohus river steamers Tor
Jprkutu, me- sanford aud way landings.
Al Ir,siuIry with the ~. Johns ana LAM
Ei,st il DIV ision VI the tlurlla southern Hhli-
way, and h,,ais on Lakes Harris AMI th-tis
10, points un axes
Al prtnhurtnn'A Ferry with sbuth flnfhla
| ny tor iakrnni, Tampa, kisslinlnc ''http~
/ Orlando. sanford ,Tuckrrio ~ AMI fort i'sb',
\ CoSANl, q. ". iiitDMWEIL,
General Manage. 8en'l Pass. Agent
AZ. CowAs, lei PRAY. AIT.
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(onn.,ti.,n It.tween Dress and Wages.

A tidy. neatly dressed workman is genrr-
ally careful neat and quick about his work,
while ,lo,aiily dressed man is apt to t.s care
lss Of Idle or smoke in tho shop when the
employer /, al,~'1lt In Vrnia, at the *
Is~itrn u l~,t !! 10 - cents cents more
day was gwen b. workniet ~lU wore b'a'h"r
slss, than Ia those who wore sTsisn clogs
or went barefoot chronological journal
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St. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
The white.
RAILROAD

VI y M. = ~t.
NORTH ROlNp
Lave f,tuuka. a. m.
ARRIVE kuil>tau, b. a. IN ma king cunHtr-
tesn With j T. y X. ". X ytrain WHICH isasss
l.1ttt Ii AZ llIl, drtly e. JHcksonNI lie Il. y. u
SIT TH BoINp
tsaNf lu'l>tan. N Al a. m
ArtINt ramokd, y y. m making connection
with j.. L. n n. ". R'y train which lciNc>
JtN ASuuVllle s-lh. arrive Paistka btla. n. M
NuTE NJ. l.. Train runs stlll, except SUNDAY.
NuGE Ne. ;. Connection ts'tsrcn ralatAa
aus kuil>tan l. ma,it hy terry
Hacks MAKE connection with tram at Tome
~ tor ,irmand AMI layfont
D.. :. SPENCER, WHITE,
ten. las aud Fri. Ast-. President.
san NHtcn. Fla. san Matro, Fla
uiN ,sht
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A Story Concerning Mr.. Chainbe riain.

A story is now current in London that
when Mr. Jossph Chamberlain was asked
bow many il takes ~ make a CAUCUS, he 70
ylbd "On.. ina,lam, II he v unanimous "
Commercial ,iaD.ttA
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Notice.
state at Florida, Putnam County
In the Circuit Court for the Giith
judicial Circuit.
MARY LENT,
E,.au,,t, uf the IHSl " ~ tuI
Notice..

NAHl LENT,
Fscrutriy of the Las VIII tnh
Test am. ut III Frederick u. bn,, N
deceased, t't' Nv
MILES N. POTTER, II nj.
j'lan the hill of complain, on NJ" ~ IN"
ca,i-., and upon the AFFIDAVIT "i benjamin VI.
Miller the agent 81 the complainant, setting
forth that he ls.ipve- that the d'ithdshf -
not n resident IT the stat. ~ flnriH, hui ,~i
re-, lnnt Of the stat" ~ S.w jersey anu ~
over th. AZ. Of twenty one years. " IL ~
dprrd TINT the defendant answer or drln1r Va
SAID bli ~ con plant On or heipr" 10" INN
day 81 August, i-@, ,l-' the sam" may i",
taken pro- cunfraso. " " iurtb,r "l''tth
that a topy Of this order IT, published IN th"
pnlBtka I,uiiy News one" week Tor Ih'lr
runspcit Ne weeks.
witness my hsn,l AMI the seal ~ SAID count
this fth day 81 jay. l~t .....,
WMF. FORWARD,
IypA, py tnIKT CLERK ir, uit trutt.
t,tu tt~+i Putnam county, Florida.
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-A,snnsN, Florida i Western ny
Wu. cross short Line.

Al -tsiIu- 20 tht, rosd are run IS Central
tSELE f, .-ils-a time W..,t - s.. 4-EaEss
s''-ss az tt4 Jt- s-iiI-y .llD tune.
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DOUBLE DAILY DEPARTURES,
PEOPLES Line STEAMERS,

Steamers " u PLANT, 1T the r,",,irH Ian,
am '.!s ~ Jhk"iNNii,E. oi the b,ihty-
ihya Merchants Line, viii run ~ tnllowr.
Leaving the Imitty -,M,a Lime WHAT at iuut
Ot Laura street.
Leave savannah tlorn nui Wcat.
ein Halfway wharf, Jarkrunyttlr
daily, On arrival ut tnst Mail TAIN
i""t. Jn'ksphViil" ........ ....... jsAi T. ~
Leave taatkn. ,.. b.. ........, ., p NJ i, N,
lGavo Aston ......... .... ia. ~,
."N' ."sh'" ....... IU ~
th'H,c ti',c sprung ...... mn,
Arrive sanford, south fluirM Nnil.
ron" wharf .-..... b.. iiH IN
A,r,v" sanford, City wharf ,.., n,
Arrit" Enterprise ......... Hunu,
Leave tnterpi ist...t.... ..... &C.. ptai I, m
nsfiHsINU.
Leave Sanford, tity wharf tmu,.
Leave sanford, South Florida Rail
ROAD wharf on ARRIVAL III tuin ttA.
oeL IN sundays, when steamer.
viii leave nj u n. M J, .,.... .,... lDpn
Leave Itur Spiiny- AN ~ ~,
~" lam ..'-..'.''.. '.. 40 J. III
.~aN" nH'o, --..tt..'...-t ...... .... 40 IN
."h' s'"'ha go u 10
Arrive At Jurkpuiil llp .u . a.,
CONNECTING nj fnlatkn with tlutidn south
efn fhIiwny. al hstor with - 1uhuA nnt
4 Lake EusiIn hallway, NJ SnuI,ud vltl .,,,,,,.
ers Tor indian river, aud With ,p,ut. a. I'',
south Florida iiaiIrual tor inmpn. ~ Inn.
ia with the steamer MAitGAhEi %. t,oui, =
Lane Tor points IN Tampa Hay Hni Nn'Iut,,
River: aisu cunnr,tIDg WITH the si,uu..,,t.
Hutchinson Hnd htinry tor Ne, Nr-t ma
Havana, every SHtitduy ott Hittyniut s,tItl,
florida hn'i,oai iinln, arriving at ~, Wrst
/ sundays nhd havana on Mondays.
Returning si,nfhshII@ ira,c havana Wed
n'slny-, key wet Thursdays, nttiNiuy at
lamp" FRIDAY bud Scw Dtniia uu Siiu,ln
On ana itcr january lHi the dii.ct r,irn
l"tw."n Tampa anh HAVANA is,Ap"rt,d /,
In tri-w'rkiy.
steamers hatinhno,h.r and lruui.. Inn,
~ tue Peoples LAM. ami iipsa ANA Wrlaku al
thcinDhiJ iihya N"tt hhiit Line. i,HNr .laeh
AubtiIl'' 'inily, ~ u y. N. Returning hu,,
sanford ,iaiiy ~ ga. NJ,
hhrihg by the boats oi this rutnpuu. ~
strictly prUhibit,'d. fpt further psr,tlih,,,,
ihuu,rcoi john BRADLEY, tmot tirrL.
oihcc, "ajrioss steamboat wharf
"a, a. ,,,,,..., JhcksoIviil., tla
GENERAL Traihc Agent. Astor Iniihiiny
&. u. OW EMS. Itsihr Manager
. savannah. TIA
MS NAMES. Genoral Manager.
savannah. Tia
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aud after sunday. Soy a. l>>l. Pas
" -cngrr i'aILs ~.ts .rs.- -rr. .frlve q
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J; eEI335I;lz!,.,..A
IEl!l:EI;I,!JzlliI57
Tropical Trunk Line.

DIRECT ALL Rail. hot II
BETNEtN
Jacksonville. Magnolia. Green Ce.e SpriHg.
81. Augustine. Paatsa GnHeS.t'e, Qcaid.
ieesbarg. SsUiie. 0eiGnd Enterprise. Ttgs-
uife, SaHford. kinter Pdrs 0rIGa9o. Tnmpd
anJ Southern Forai1.
GuiNa soUTH.
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A short story with 70 Raoral.

"Wcll, now, John, why did you multiply
BY twelycf' And John replied: ITO get the
answer A great many Of our readers have
doubtless heard this sort Of dialogue in school
Perhaps some of them have found out that
the reply "to get the answer did not seem To
satisfy tn. teacher What was wanted was a
sensible ira~Di and the one 50 common with
school .,hiliren hal no sens, IN IL.
The same sort Of thing is often seen outside
of school That is, people do not employ sense
AS a guide in their actions They want to
accomplish something, but 90 10 work about
it without using any reason. A merchant in
q small town WAS asked why he took such
enormous profit ON his s'"is His reply was
that he dill not sell much and must make q
living out Of what he did sri 1t meyer oc-
currsi To him that if he were more reasonable
he would all more He only wanted to 'get
the answer" some how. Philadelphia Call.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-22

ArtfNr AZ New luIk ,Lltlt al cnam
Pullman ihIiet AMI >lt't pIrs tuT~ Jae ksuu-
,ua' t''Nrs ipIA Nsthnul chang.
t.uttrtt II ia,a,v Eutltt S,e,llu. vat., Nu,t-
tnEt.u G., LuUk~,,tiN ltu
futttaatt lablS, >ttvtlrV ,trs, Jdrt >,uVItt
1" =. t"ut,, va Savannah, Atlanta. NttshVIli.
All ~ .tuNN4It.
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eevmOur's Advice to Young Officeseekers.

never yet made or procured an appoint
ment for a young man for one OF the clerk
sbiIs which dill not In the end prove ~ be q
great injury TO him look back with regret
~ my action in this reslsct. II you get a
place. in little while change will throw you
out, and yuu will le Ia xorsr condition
than ever Now Is the time foF you to get
some employment which will b. lasting, ami
In which YOU can lscnme skilhul, and where
you will not be dependent ulon others. Any
duties which will give you YOUR food aud
clothing arr better for young man than any
of the PLACES in the public departments. You
may think You only want place for time
lbaye heard that said 70 often by those who
have meant what they said, and have seen
II turn out 81 sadly that distrnst all such
tieas Letter Of ExLioverT or 'evT"'r
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ST. JOHNS n LAKE EUSTiS DIV.
CHARLOTTE HARBOR DIVISION.

tIu.c connect ions made with Gamer TUES.
dnv, Thursday and saturday Tor tun,a Rassa,
Iott Myers, etc.
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a.. -. IblsAt 81 - ION,
NURSEKYMEN

PhLiiEt. tiuiunh.
AL fItlls uttt"h SUITED 10 riiis
~ clh,air tdnlusut tr".
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Ifn''s hh>ii,s JarhSoh,,iir D.. T.. M nu,l
amy NIX ~ T.. ~ nun d.ull htNc,u .Hi,k
~"hNilr, Gut,trit. AMI Sani mt. ,nhvi.
daily ,AVtpt SulnIay.
,otin'rt ~ Hunt InEtuu with -tap,., rnr
crescent ny. save ~ bHtt uu VIA stug,
has been discontinued
connections ~ I,tu,Ntl, with Indian llN,f
mai boats iur,uN foInt, kutktdLr, t,rutvl.
ana. tat Hniltr, Mrlhoutu,, MnlthaI, It "a
Gle, E'irn nnd All landings IN that IlS,r
NJ. II. M'iltaN,
NJ ruid H,,t, T. A.
J.. 4. DINING, A.n.r.A.
Feb. l. iSsh.
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luaN q, KS ~, lllt. daily at StsptA
Attttt al Jar SONY IIIr tiaiIl At. T. !, 4 IN
iaaA, a,auau. ,iattl al ............ "a, A. IN
AtIt,r al Mdtrt,,~s dntty at. ,.,, a IN
i,itt t.ttHr>N tli, ,istly at. .... so A. ia
IL 80, tt\, ,uA ,itiit at...,...--.. ... H. y M
AtttNt ~ dupont ,iaiil at 100, ....... ptu nm
att't AZ thuhlrt ~, ,l,rly AT .. ... u ~ |, IN
tttr At Aiihttt uaIiy ~ .. .......... l4i n Ia
AtttNU huht kuiu'It vac X X q. o.. 80 u IA
AitfNt IutttNN tttt va la \ h d a IA
tut,utu ltH,o >i,vputg tdT> la, hstnNtttr
!" ttntt>A ul, IA Ihon,t.t ,lis, AftduS, Mont
EuutIN ttd Nl-hNt.lv.
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LsaNc from : b. \ ". NJ r,>> r.,~-- Ia
station n VI. T. VI T.. \
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funiau dlntc Sh"rnt 'af> tween Ju, h
SONY NJ nil say amman uIrI t,a4uUsNup tud
savannah,
ruttn.,n liutir' ~, aplnE Ears. Jay k-ouN lie
t. Washington.
luInau ialau Nb'pIuH ears, JaekNuhNlie
10 iHhi-N Tile VIA ih'tpa~t IN, Attditl ntd
Muutk uth'fl,
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STEAMERS A i. LANE AND blSPAl'H
MAKE daily duliilr round trips oi lakes hlIt'Ia
and Hams, touching at all landings.
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huttrt >BepIus Jars la, a.
la. Mobile anu NcS tT leans.
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A WONDERFUL FEAT.
AN OLD NFw WORKERS ReCoLlEc-
TONS or JOURNALISM.

When BONNER Began tn Push Hi, Paper
Int. pubiis Notiss-A SiNteen-i'aSe
Nsaspas,sr- Establishment of = sunday
Edition Marvellous Changes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

ARTISTS MODELS IN PARIs.-In Paris
there is an official list kept Of artists
models, and their number for the present
year amounts to GIL. All nationalities are
represented in this document. The Italians
head the list. OF the whole GIL they con-
stitute about third. Paris herself only
t,supplies one-half what Italy supplies. Oi
French models in the Paris studios there
are but 12O. The Germans number strong
at so, and then there are 60 Swiss, so
Spanish girls, the same number of Belgisns,
As English, 80 Americans, 1 Austrians, .
Portuguese, and Irish girl.
The statistics supply not only nationality
but age. Of the GIL, $50 have passed their
majority. All the rest are young girls from
sixteen to twenty. OF course, they do not
gain their livelihood exclusively by their
sittings. Most of them are ballet girls or,
to adopt their own definition, dramatic ar
lists. Then there are 40 dressmakers, 80
manufacturers of artificial flowers. and the
same number of millners, while u large
margin have no occupation.
Ofthe 67l at least u third are familiar
with the inside Of the prisons As well as ol
the studios. There are two sitiings in each
day--a morning and an afternoon. The
morning is from s to -, the evening from
to 5. or from to 6, aud these s;tlna>
range in remuneration from francs to 81
| trancs.-Pait Mall Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

1886 prsnsg1vRkI1 9 ; z I ROUTE 1886
DOUBLE TKACK. STEEL RAILS.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In oToct May 1G 1886.
Trains leavo Washington, from station, corner c..
Sixth and Streets rs follows:
For Pitttsburg and tho West Chicago Limited
Express Of Palace Sleeping Cars at $3.50 a. n,.,
daily; Fsst Limo, $50 am. daily, to Ciucinnat
and st. Louis, with Shopping Cars from Harris.
burg to Cincinnati, and Hotel Car to st. Louis; ;
daily, except Saturday, to Chicago, with Sleep
ing Car Altoona to Chicago. Chicago and Gin
oinnati Express, st 7:1O p. m. daily, with
Sleeping Cars Washington 10 Chicago connect
ing at Harrisburg with Western Express with
through Sloercrs for Louisville and st. Louis.
Pacific Express, 1000 p. m. daily, for rittsburg
and tho West with through Sleeper Harrisburg
to Chicago and Cleveland
T1LTIhIUHs AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canan!aigna, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
1O:0Op. m. daily except Saturday, with Palace
Cars Washington to Rochester.
For Williamsporl, Lock Haven and Elmira, at
$50 q. m, daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 7:15, 900 and i 100
a. M, 600, 1:15, 1000 and 11:20 p. m. On
Sunday 900 a. m, 200, dis 1000 and 11:2O
p. m. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor
Cars. $40 p. M. and $50 p. m. daily, except
Sunday. .t
For Boston without change 200 p. m. every
day
For Brooklyn, N Y, all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex,
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
ing dcuble fcrriage across New York City.
For Philadelphia, 7:15, 900 and HOO a. m,
200, dis G:30, 1000 and 11:2O p. NJ. On
Sunday 900 a. n., eco, 4:15, 63O, 1000 aud
11:2O pm. Limited Express, $40 a. M, and
$50 p. m daily except Sunday.
For Baltimore 6:'5, 7:15, 900, $40, $50 and
HOO a. M, and 1905, 200, 800, dis, 423,
4:4O, $50. 7:1O 1000 and 11:2O p. m. On
4:15, 630 7:10, 1000 and 11:2O p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7:l5 a. M, and 1905 and 4:23
pm, daily except Sundays On Sundays at
300 a. m 4:15 p. IN.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600, 7O5, 9:25, II :O1 and LBS
a. m, 2.O5, 4:25, 4:35, 6:O1, sos and 1897 p.
m. On Sunday at 600, 9:25. and 11:01 a. NJ,
and 8:05 p. NJ.
For Richmond and the South, 600 ard 11:O1 a
M, daily and ABS p. m, daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Cos
800. 1000 and 1910 a. M; Loo, 3:O5,
3:23, $40, 7:O5 and 1O:42 p. m, and 1910
mid d-night, except Monday. On Sunday at 500
and 1910 a. NJ. 7:05 and 10:42 p. IN. and
1910 night.
Tickets and in formation at tho Office Northeast
corner of 18th street and Pcnna. Avenue, and at
the station whore orders be loft for the check
ing of baggage to destination from hotels and
residences j. &. WOOD, q. z. A.
CHhS. f. PUGH, q. NJ. mS17
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THO THE OWNERS OF DOGS.
Mayors Office,
NM VI o VA11NS'
Alexandria. Va, May Goth, IS

AICNandrla va, May -Uth, ISoU.
All persons owning or intending to keep any
animal of the dog or canine species must come
forward on or before theTENTH DAY OF JUNE,
1886. and take ont license for the same from
the Auditor. After the 10th of June all persons
owning or harboring dogs found on his, her or
their premises without the required License WI! i
bc fined las the laws on the subject -cquirc) So
for every dog so owned or harborcd
The Mayor hopes thai the law will be complied
with and that the police officers will not be ro-
quired to report any one.
my2O JNo SMo.tl, mayor.
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T ICENSE NOTICE.
Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue
Alexandria Va. May 7, 1886.
All persons who failed to take out their
State licenses before April 80 are doing business
without license, and are violating the revenue
laws, and are subject to double tax
All corporation licenses will expire on June J..
GEORGE DUFFEY,
my7 Commissioner Of the Revenue.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" Shenandoah county, Va.
THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SUMMER RESORT In THE MOUNT
AIMS OF VIRGINIA.
This resort has been thoroughly ~ovcrhaulcd
painted, repaired and rapcred throughout; new
closets aud tho best sanitary plumbing; new
porches have been erected; newly furnished
throughout, and new hair mattresses have been
placed iii all tho rooms, with woven wire springs,
making this tho best and most complete resort TO
he found in the South. Greatest variety of medic
insl waters at any summer resort in the United
States: beautiful scenery. magnificent roads;
table uucyccllcd hot, cold, shower and plunge
baths; good fishing and game in the immediate
vicinity. Frst-c'ass livery. Charges mcsirrate
Telegraph and express Office in the building.
This i, the nearest watering place to hlexan-
dria. Trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prof. Williams Er.ss and String Band, of Al
baughs Opera House. Pamphlets containing full
information, cuts Of the four principal hotels
analysis of the water, attractions, Terms, tcstmo
mails, Sc may be had free at J. ID. ii. J.UNT'S
drug store. For fu rthcr Information address u.
CABELL MADDUN, Proprietor. r. G. BURKE,
Chief Clerk. DIR. &. w. CHANCELLOR, Resident
Physician. myS 3m.
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G.. wi. ADAMS.
STEAMERS.

DAih' LINE AND ND N''Af0AA - -
FORTRESS MONROE.
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT C0NfPANY'S
First-class steamers
GEORGE LEARY' AND EXCELSIOR
will leave Prince st. wharf EVERY DAY, cx-
ccpt Sunday, at & p. m Returning. leave Nor
folk every day, except Saturday, at r.
Connecting at Norfolk with
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE" STEAMERS
and Steamer ARIEL FOB RICHMOND.
Fare to Norfolk, one way, 81 .2;j round trip So
For further particulars enquire at Company's
Office 7th Street Wharf, Washington, ID. g., or to
PHILIP Il. HOOE,
may7-tf Agt. Prince Street Wharf.