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THE sun made his appearance yes
tcrday and did II short art
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TmE slush i. awful. Let u, ahlt,
the nuisance.
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TuE sun can shine now with the
utmost proprlcly
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\orIcE

We have bought ont Mr. " E..ume.
RyvrAidc stables and stock ..uf.L fIIf...
oiethAulei aud renovated thul popular ,I
Tor NE purpose Of adding 90 th, h..t .uul
stables II general liyr.sturk ,umm ,,lpu
iuess, viii buy and sell an kiuI, u. lyet
Aud guarantee satisfaction. ~. htu N'u
uilfty head OF Inc horses. also. nudes n
Hons, Jersey bulls, huuglr, pHrrues bra
harness. etc. Inspection nt sfn,A and et
poudencc solicited. Telephone DuuuOei,t
Respectfully, OGLEsU1 Is EpNIN-uN
BuN lI-. Waco. ..l
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TnE Age Is the leading "told-y ou-
So piper in the state.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-21

WE need the sunshine in our bust.
ness, and need II badly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-21

CoL.JouN d. ELLIOTT ot DENVER
formerly ct the Texas press, Is an np-
phcHnt tor the govcrnorship of New
Mexico. llc', after T.. &, Go,, scalp
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TuE last blizzard was NOT up to the
standard.
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IT, ever town nccdrd street cross
lng,. waco need, them now, and
badly.
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W, " Reed, druggist, of Winchcs-
! ter, Ind, Writcs: lone OF nay GUS
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'f' '''N'" '''''''N'
N,EXUAL POWER POSITIVELY AND PER.
y maucutly restored In two To ten days, by a
delicious CONNECTION. SCALED pamphlet free
Address san MatcO Med. Co, T. o, box Isl, ST.
Louis, Mo,
TOTiCE THE ADVERTisENENT OF
uglcshy & Robinson in another column
IDONMAN NVl REMEDY Will. CURE
ID lock jaw, spder-hiie, bloody tuI and
dierrhcu, neuralgia, car,ache tooth ache
chils, collie aud Cramp, rheumatism, Group,
piles sore and weak eyes, Dyspepsia palplta.
lion Of the heart, spinal affection Rui weak
ok. Compounded Hn sold by lno, low man,
7Si franklin street. Waco, Tex,
MOI CAN GEr A No. / CYPRESS ClS
i tern, batter han brick, guaranteed not
TO hurel iu ten ycHrs or money refunded, over
ground mr. under gtoHnd, OF James n Nhelan,
corner of seventh aud Mary streets Waco Tex
THE SEW ORLEANS ENPOsITlCN-CoM
Portable rooms NJ No. 2ih Camp street, con.
yenient To business and exposition grounds.
ELLls' GENFRAl. DELIVERY WAGON
- Moving Ntriture specially, Leave or.
dgrs NJ titlh and Austin streets
nIasoLurloN OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore existing between
We undersigned, under the firm name of Lyons
a NuviCh Is this day dissolved by mi tual con-
sent Mr., Lyons retiring from the nrm Mr.
NoNich will continue she business at the old
= tand, and ASSUME all liabilities Of the lfm
and will collect all the debts, notes aud nc,
counts due The firm.
Waco, Tex January sth 1855
ISAAC LYONS
SAN NONICH.
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TIM san Antonio Time, evidently
think, that SWANS Wru-lhrmnorr,.
'oo-r idea was a bad one for gubcr.
material candidate.
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Pun in the rock crossings.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

iKutEKlES-B Workman has opencda
VI hr,rclass grocery In connection With the
Farmers House.
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W. wan, plenty OF sunshine.
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CHPEAP COLUMN


\AIANTEu--A position ~ hook keeper An
w expert Would keep uhc or more .ut- OF
books Tor different houses Il desired. All.
ifr,. n Examiner Office.
N\rANTEp-A GOOD COOK PERMASESr
w employment aud good wages. AplIy
zoo Mr. Little sixth aud Washington.
IIIlN MES WANTED At THE RIRk
II patrick farm East Waco.
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THE WACO EXAMINE

Suffered Al The rostoficc a. Waco Tu1ss
srouni'clAss mat matter
once ni 90, nuI sN. Austin street opposite,
fikrl 4 itrustrir unw building
No communications rrittoi On bOth sidui
Of ihr rApot will receive attention 81 this
nftrr
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Thanking the public nf fH.r AuI ir
age, ] request a cuhuuuuur. uI OBJ. 0a.
nursut rsspr Ar ]. l.l.u... Wl. VU FL
niue the business at o., u.0 sHaI
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\1oSEY TO LOAN ~ SUMS OF 500 AND
VI. UlWAkDs, ON easy terms. W. Is. PAT
lFKsON & co. Waco, Texas
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Inf Hwiu NUT
IuE fuel demand lri, up
EXTEND the water mains.
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Eastern once. o. lTisune building. New Yors
4. g. HF'KWlTH. Manager
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Important office.
The klAnisKE vii not he held respon ,ihlo
ilr any title contracted by employees ui thi.
once. rhacp' On Wrtt"n order signed bv the
iutiur-s manager
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i Ire 3. eto., one and a hall acres Of ground
well located in north Waco. Apply TO state
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WACO. TEN,JAN. a. 1876
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MONEY TO LOAh

DOR sALE:--N good second HAND engine, per
price, Tom pApGITr.
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DIR. A. C. OLIN co.

4sJ T., Washington So,
10 h"N so. CHICAGO III.
Fu.r per Package 800 stx for $500
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y ~ MI,
"No, colonel
40, colonel" Bill repeated.
Wouldn't YOU steal ii YOU got a
chNhcct'
Yes, colonel
"Ihnl's what thought Now, con
found YOU, lead rs To Rpreachcr's
house pretty dcNiIish quick, Come
ON folks; the fun amt over yet"
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FOR sALR

LNORS ALE-sTOVE WOOD OR CORD WOOD
i Leave orders ~ Moore Is Thnmpson's
MRS y. A. KIRKPATRICK
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HOUSE.
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The issue of standard silver dollars from
the minis during the week ended July 10th,
was sl95 400.
The resignation of 1st Lieut.. M. ]. Jen-
kins, 4th cavalry, has been accepted by the
President to take effect March 1st, 1886.
Holly Epps, negro, was taken from Jail
and lynched at Vincennes, Ind, yesterday,
for the murder of farmer named Dobson.
Mrs. George N. Eaton, widow of the late
George n Eaton, of the old dry goods house
of Eaton & Co., and daughter of the late
William e. Mayhem, died at her residence
in Baltimore today.
The remains of Miss Bayard were taken
to Wilmington, Del, this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, for interment. They were accom-
panied by the Secretary, two of his sons and
few personal friends.
The Chicago, Burlington and Northern
road has laid 12O miles of track, reaching a
point near Savanna, ILL.,, at cost ofS2 ,O0O,-
000 Within year the company intends to
have trains running to St. Paul.
Mr. Stead, editor of the Pail Mall Gazette,
who in November was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment for his connection
with the Eliza Armstrong abduction case,
was released from prison to-day.
Another cold wave has settled down over
the Northwest. The mercury in the ter
mometer> at Fort Keogh, Mont, was frozen
up yesterday, the spirit thermometers regis.
tering forty eight degrees below zero. There
is no wind. Reports from the ranges state
that stock is doing well.
Saturday night fire was discovered in the
house Of Benjumin Cookson, at Greenbush,
lie. The flames spread rapidly, and Cook
son, ia crdeavoring to rescue his sons wife
aud two children, who were sleeping up
stairs, was caught in the ruins by the falling
of the roof just as he passed the second child
out, and was burned to death. He was rs
years old The woman and children were
terribly burned, but will recover. The
house was valued at $500.
The barns Of farmer named Houck, In
Glenville, n. Y, were set Oh fire by dis.
charged employee on Saturday night, and
together with their contents were entirely
destroyed. The incendidry was discovered,
and on being pursued ran to the Mohawk
river, which he attempted to cross on the
ice When near the middle of the stream,
he ran into an opening in the ice and was
drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18
LOCAL RREVITIEs.
Lent commences March 10th.

4He cry lS-SnuC tnat G0or.'
Lent commences March 10th.
committee of the National Base Ball
League has decided to admit the Washing
ton Club
Charles Kell, step-son of Mr.. Ferdinand
Iravers, slipped on the ice on the canal Sat.
urday, and broke his arm
The United States board of supervising
inspectors of steam vessels VIII meet in
Washington tomorrow evening".
The remains of Mrs Mary Higgins, who
died at Bristol last week were brought to
this city yesterday ard Inferred III St. Mary's
cemetery.
Despite the slippery condition of The side
walks the churches yesterday were fairly
attended though the congregations we're
composed largely of ladies.
Blind Tom, the musical prodigy, who
will appear at the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday nights next. was in the city
to-day with his manager, Mr. Be;hune.
A letter from the Pope has been received
in Baltimore decreeng hat during the year
1886 jubilee shall be held throughout the
whole church similar to that held in 1879.
Capt. E. II. Ripley has sold bis Falls
SuuICu property 10 hlrs. y. lJCSu, OIL W ASH
ington. Mr.. Lloyd and family will take up
their residence in Falls Church early in the
spring.
The schooner Margaret Ella, belonging
to the estate of the late Capt. Jerry Robb,
was offered for sale at public auction by Mr..
R. T. Lucas, on Saturday last, and bought
in by Capt. W. 81. Smith, for Mrs. Robb, for
$275.
Speaker Stuart spent yesterday with his
family in this city and left this morning for
Richmond, accompanied by Mrs. Stuart, who
has been detained here BY the indisp0sition
of her children. Mrs. Stuart will remain in
Richmond during the winter
MIR. W. G. Dexter, a travelling agent for
Norfolk firm, who has been stopping at the
Braddock House for some time past, and
whose illness was mentioned in the GA
zETTE on Saturday last died at that place
about $50 o'clock that night, after long
illness from consumption and pneumonia.
His remains were taken to Messrs. Domaine
& Sons undertaking establishment, whence
they were inferred this morning.
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1t is wise to provide against emergencies
that are liable to arise in every family. A
cold may be dangerous thing, or not, de-
pending upon the means at hand TO combat
it. In sudden attacks Of cold, Group, asth-
ma, etc., Ayers Cherry Pectorsl will prove
the quckes. and most. effective cure, and
your best friend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

gS> Members Of Alexandria Washington Lodge
No. %, A. T. & A. ", are requested to meet at
their lodge room tomorrow CTucsday) morning,
at 1880 O'Clock for the purpose Of attending the
funeral of our late brother, David a. Lowe. Mem
bers Of Andrew Jackson Lodge and Ill other Ma
sons in good standing are invited TO be present
By order Of the Worshipfu Master:
IT + s DOUGIASs Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

A life of INDECENT ease and sensuality, the
use of highly seasoned animal food, and ell
cohoic drink, are the predisposing causes
of Govt When aware of lis presence in the
system lose no time in procuring Salvation
OIL It kills pain. Price % cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

DEATH OF CAPT. d. A. LowE.-Captain
David Arill Lowe, most highly esteemed
citizen of this place for a long number of
years, but who within the past year or two
had resided in Washington with his child.
rem, died 10 that city, yesterday, aged ABOUT
73 years. Capt. Lowe was very promi-
nent ship captain in years gone by, when
Alexandria did an extensive foreign trade.
and commanded several large vessels,
among which were the ship Metamora, that
was lost of Turks Island, and the ship
General Washington. He was man of
decided force of character, honest and up
right and faithful in the discharge of every
duty. For some time after the war he was
harbor master of the port and was after
wards connected with the agency of the
American Coal Company here. He married
Jane. daughter of the late Nicholas F.
Blackjack, who has been dead for several
years He was a member of Alexandria
Washington Lodge. The funeral notice
will be found elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

BUSINESS INTERESTs.--At a meeting of
the Corn Exchange this morning a letter
was read by Mr.. w. A. Smoot calling atten-
ton to the introduction in the House of
Delegates at Richmond, of bill in refer
ence to the appointment of railroad com
missioners with full power to regulate
freight rates, &C., the provisions of which
would, it was thought, discriminate decid-
edly against the interests of Alexandria.
The bill was not forwarded, but upon the
INFORMATION received 1t was deemed expe-
dient to appoint committee to go to Rich.
,mond aud protest against the passage of
such bill, and after discussion commit
tee consisting of Messrs. J. T. Beckham, G.
Y. Worthington, jr., G. B. Cochran, P. B.
Hooe and John P Robinson on the part Of
the Exchange, and w. A. Smoot, Charles
King, Jno. r. Zimmerman, Herbert Bry-
ant, F. A. Reed and R. M. Lawson on the
part of the merchants at large, was ap-
pointed to go Richmond to act in concert
with committees of other places in opposing
the passage of any such bill The commit
tee subsequently, met at the counting room
of Messsrs. j. T. and j. e. Beck ham, when
the matter was further discussed and the
mttee agreed to leave to morrow morn
ing for Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

A GHOST "A headless ghost has recently
been seen seated on the arch at the intersec.
ton of Royal and Wilkes streets. On Fri
day night last two ladies who were passing
that way were so much frightened By the
ghost that they dropped basket they were
carrying and ran to the next corner where
they told of what they had seen and asked
some gentlemen who were standing there to
60 after their basket, which they did. A
man some time ago had his head cut of at
that place by being run over Dy the cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

Geo. Andrew, overseer of the Lowell Car
pet Corporation, was for over twenty years,
before his removal to Lowell, afflicted with
salt rheum in its worst form. Its ulcera
tions actually covered more than half tho
surface of his body and limbs. He was en-
tirely cured by Ayers Sarsaparila. See
certificate in Ayers Almanac for 1883.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

TEE WEATHER AND THE klVEh.- 5ars
remarkably cold spell of the past Ten Jay :
was brought to close on SATURDAY n, e'I Tvs
last when gentle rain set ill.,. inis, NV
ever, froze as soon as it touched Tue 49,
and encased the earth in snesv ~ ~
which rendered walking on the slue"aiA a..
most imnossihle and compelled tnose VIM
had to he ont to take to the mldoie OF Tue
streets This state Of slippery things con-
timed till late yesterday morning, WIZ
under the influence of the suns rays tne
sleet disappeared and pedestrians coulo
walk with less Inconvenience, thouSn
number of persons sustained serious iass.
Yesterday evening, about O'Clock, q 1oR
settled over the city, which lasted &pouC an
hour, but this disappeared as the evening
Grew cooler. The mild spell so far has had
no effect on the. ice in the river, and save
m. track still kept open by the transfer tug
Beaverton and barge the one unoroken
sheet remain, as far as the eye can reach.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning says:
"The Virginia Ehrman, Capt. Anderson, ar
rived late Yesterday with tow OF twelve
oyster boats, assisted by the tug Annie, Capt.
Ellis, of AIexanAIia, and the Alice Ehrman.
Gait Anderson had an experience with the
ice. Ga his fourth start from Alexandra,
he was ioiued by the Annie. and The TWO
tugs foug III: their way to P'ney Point, about
Is miles down the river starting with ice
inches thick to 4 at that point, it becoming
thinner a. the bay was approached. At
Point Lookout tow of 16 oyster boats was
gathered for Baltimore. At - O'Clock Fri
day night the tow got safely into patuxent
but one, tho Palmetto, which had lost her
rudder in the late storm, and had to be ia
ken to Solom >n's Island. The Alice Ehr-
man Joined the tow at Patuxent, and the
thres vessels fought the ice till South river
was reached, where they put in on Saturday
night. After starting Yesterday the Pearl
and American Yacht were discovered leak
ing and were taken to Annapolis"
:'Vessels from the Potomac river report it
completely ice- blocked. Large fleets of sail
vessels are ice bound in Cone river, Smiths
creek and other river harbors. The ice is
now rom Point Lookout to Point No Point
as far as one can see out in the bay, and
large fields Of drift ice are running down the
bay."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

The great question of the day is How
to keep the Irish dynamite excitement in
manageable condition" Easy enough. Give
each man bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
SyrIlD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18
NPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR ALEXANDRIA
, CUSTOMERS

SPECIAL NorI cT5sT TO 49s ALEXANDRIA
Handsome Dsmask Towels one yard and guar
ter long and nearly three quarters of a yard WIDE
decorated with wide coored border Two of these
elegant towels worth S1.O0, will he presented to
each customer who buys So 90 land over worth
of dry goods at CASH PRICES.
Homespun Dress Goods all pure wool. widest
double width in brown, blue and green, 81 PC.
Double White Blankets immense size, fine
lambs wool, special bargain, at $500, reduced to
$500.
Black Silk, excellent quality, immense width,
reduced to $l.tO.
Royal Serge, beautiful dress goods, twelve yards
for only $500.
Colored Cashmercs immense width double
fold) twelve yards for only $3.50.
Colored and Black Silk Velvets; real good quail
ity, Csc. Handsome Brocade Silk Velvets cheap
at $3.50, reduced to 81 25. Black Cashmere
Shawls, pure wool, $50. Heavy Bed Comforts,
T5c. Ladies Winter Vests, SIC. Pure White
Table Linen, SOC.
IS-Don't fail to SEQ the Damask Towels We arc
giving away when you are in Washington.
CARRIERS,
I'll Market Space, near It'll ST., Washington, D. c.
ian2
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! DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Administration upon the estate OF MARY
BUCKINGHAM, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned all persons indebted to the
said estate will please settle their Indebtedness
once, and all persons having claims against the
said estate are requested to present the same,
duly authenticated, for payment
ia15-3t VIM. Fl. LAMBERT. Admir-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

OFFICE OF ALEXANDRIA GAS WORKS,
" Rooms Nos. 3 and 5 Market Building.
Alexandria, Va, JAN 9th, 1886
Gas consumers will please take notice that FRI
DAY, the 18th instant, is tho last day for dis
count on gas bills for the quarter ending Decem-
Der ] 9Th, 1885. The flow of gas will be stopped
from all who may be in arrears on January 25th
hope may bo spared this UNPLEASANT aud I'M
popular duty. ]. ROXBURY,
ia10-1w Sunerintpndnnt
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GALE EXTRAORDINARY.

GALE EXTRAORDINARY.
I shall on THURSDAY the 14th instant at %
King street. offer for sale AT COST FOR CASH
in every instance, the entire STOCK OF MEX
CHANDISE, assigned to me by John r. Chapman
and continue the sale Cor 30 days unless The goods
are DISPOSED OF sooner. 1t consists mainly Of a
large and we'll selected line of FURNISHING
GOODS for men and women. Fancy Goods, No.
tions, Trimmings, Gloves, &c Among the bar
gains that will be offered are the follow!ng:
MEMS PARTMENT.-Camcls Hair Shirts
and Drawers, former price $500 now $500.
Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers, former prlce
SITS now $1.25.
Fine Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, iormer price
So so now $3.50.
Fine Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, rmer price
Fine Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, former price
81 90 now 81 80.
Extra Fine Merino Half Ho c, former price
SOC. now 35c.
Extra Elmo Merino Half Hose, former price
371bc. now &c.
Extra Fine Cotton Half Hose former price &c.
now 1885,
Silk Umbrellas former price 5000 now $3.50.
Monarch Shirts, former price 81 90 now loc.
Eeckwear, handsome selection at from Zoe. to
40 per cent. less than former prices.
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT.! Jerseys at one
half of the former price
Dr.. Warmers Health Corsets, former price $1.25
now $1OO.
Coraline Corsets, former price $. 90 now Toe.
Underwear-Fine Scarlet Goods reduced from
$3.50 to S1OO, and from 81 90 to 75c
Ribbons-A Large Stock at % of former price.
Domestic Dry Goods % per cent less than they
can be bought elsewhere.
Hosiery % to SO per cent. of.
Seven New Home Sewing Machines, worth S4O
will be sold at S23 each,
GEORGE A. MUSHEACH-
40 oOt Assignee
A FULL LINE OF FINE FRESH CAADit2,
n Nnts Raisins. Currants, &C. for the Christmas
trade, for sale low by
vIEAsK EXAMINATION By our friends
w and the pubIic of our stock of Mcrino and
III w, mSo' ono'- AMOS B. SLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Local rains or rows and weather weather arc
indicated for he Middle Atlantic state' to-no'
row.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

No other medicine has won approval, at
home, equal to Ayers Sarsapsrila in Low
ell and vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-18

ATANTED-A settled WOMAN-whte or col
w cred, to do plain cooking, help 10 do house
work and attend children in small! family. Apply
at this office. ja1G-5t