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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

again Ne urge that the g,r'leu be- not
neglected. Under proper attention aud
With suitable variety. every week of the
growing year, II may be- male to contrib
ute Ia the satisfaction and the nece.sitics
of the family. From our own ganien
the present season, the ilrst day of May
gave "a. the ilr.t contribution Of the new
crop. aud thi. Was followed Ia few
days by second variety. - they will
90 on multiplying from week to week,
the season through. Peas should be
planted at intervals up Ia the flr.t of
June. Later than that they prove quite
uncertain of production. Sweet corn
may be- planted a. late a. the goth of
June. with "a reasonable prospect of a
maturity of growth. The later Ia the
season Il |. produced, the sweetcr tie
corn.-Mainr Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

suffice 90 carry tho motor guns that
would h. required az sca.
Now there would bo no more mere ex-
llibitions ~ tho powers % the instanta-
neous motor homh. Hereafter. II battles
must H. fought. they would be battles Of
annihilation.
This Is the history Of the great syndI.
cato war. Whether or not tie Anglo
American syndicate was ever calledupon
% mako war. Il not 90 b. stated here.
hut certain u u that after the formation
uf this synlicate all the nations Of tho
world began to teach English In their
raisod hrr head with confident sgniIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
The Great War Syndicate.
By FRANK R. STOCKTON.

Asihe' 81 "Hadd.r Cr.ag,." "Ame. Kil.
bright" TN. lice Nsa ef orp.' The
Christians wr.sk." The LADY er the
us.,." The tate Mrs ssli." IN.
uandr.d,h N.a." tn. C..,i.s Away
s' Mr.. i~.l. sod Nr.L Ais.hla..- ''rh.
Dasss,.-." etc
Copyrighted ~ y y ouliisr. - Coui.r'. Once
. week aBi Isitlishei ~ sps~iAl araneem~ss
-Hh hin, thnHlsh the AmericAn i'rv~s As.scls
tsa All fish,. rv~rreil
SECTION ~.
At precisely 10 O'Clock, up ruso from
Repcller No ~ two tall jets % black
smoke Up rose from the promontory
Of Caeriafi. heavy gray cloud. like an
Immense balloon. and then the people
ON the hill top. and highlands felt .
sharp shock of the ground and rocks ~
Meath them. and heard the -ound of .
terrible hut mouieniary grinding cnish.s
A. the cloud bsgan a. settle. u was
bornc oui to sca by the wind. and then Il
Was revealed tha, the fortihcations II
Casrlaii had disappeared
Ia ten minutes there vas another
smoke signal. AMI gr,at cloud over tie
c.lsiellatc,l structure on the other side u
ilc hay The cloud Iasscd away. lcav'
ing vacant spacc un the other side ~
ihc tay
Tho sccond shock scnt panic through
the crowd ~ spectators The next earth.
quake homb might strike among them.
Down the eastern sloI-- ran hundp,ls ~
them. leaving only few ~ the bnyc-i
civilians. tho reporters ~ tho pres, and
the naval and military men.
The next motor bomb descended into
the iishing village. the oomminuicd par
uclcs Of which. bcing mostly Of light
material. noaici Tar out to "a
Tho detachment ~ artillcrists who had
hrcn depuicl 90 man the guns on the
heights which commanded the hay. had
b-Cn ordered to fall hack To tho noun.
tains ~ son as II had bccn sccn that u
was not the Intention ~ the rI-llcr to
.cnd bats on shorc. Tho most courage
ous - the spectators trcmblcd a little
when the fourth bomb was discharged.
for Il came farther inland. and struck
the height on which the battery had
bocn placed. removing All vcsiigcs of the
guns. cais-ons. and the ledge oi rock on
which they hal stool
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

Ten. u.nars.., Ca.inis.ianrr, of thr teunif
20 NNf.ri
H. nr I..rs. rrrf fsf't.Hnrrs frfITltfaNN ri
....f frrf g. tHIrfF nUsi lft'inE ff.ln tf'h
I..f sill. - IH fhr tannfE nf iikfHr'I. O. Wei ln
a. t.nrfI uf fHanknn. .nlHaning tnf "a sh.
..r.r.f.. t..a.ls afr "A Tnrrrr snI w. ~
NM. d. araer-I A. ft.aHus That ru.nHlrnf
.re u .r nrar f.r rsInt un saIl r.ati H.Flf t.
-..sI 80 i.rf f. ttrtrfir tHrfrr brave N ~ =
SD rl E.. = r.Inr.nf efsf nf frr ID "a A. a
90. r..I. f..rr r .ffr e. .auI uf lhHnaIl n
r.rrr.r All I.t.k Infn saII 90 r.asl ai 4 lHini
!, H.r. a. Har aam IsfaHrr isHnaIi n lHffff
Ia.t.rf arI A. "a tunrl an ini- =. t'h
~ I'D ues. r..s.f sill l.. aiasui thIrft rui'
..rf T.r .H.f.f Hf tEr rlanrt ls a. "a tIt.i Il
Or. r..tf. O.. fs.nia frrf stofr h.N. n.
o.. I'D r,.sI .IrIns faIIF. H Is IFNrfrl Nili ~
n.a n.atl aII I- rulnnartiItrn tiFf ll'n l.l.t'
-. 1900. trs. fHaf 500 uI'f tIre al rH.l
80 r..sr s...E nFu hs.tf..ns knl IIsfHniln nlhh
..s a. ...ra1Iln rluffHIrrrr ani nffrs'lf ftlAlf'
IA d PIN An al ~ ffnFra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
written far ths Osfori Democrai
TAF QONg IA QttIg

NFNG wv = ~ Akek
Oh gwen ihe ruie that Nafurs wear.
Bsspangis-i DER With nossrs,
Ani hiri. and bfu.lss arv singing ~
Thruugh amafanthins iovers
ln'i ..s,n ths ioyei Memorial Day
win ffvsher call tn view
Tho never lying names and dee'is
of oar loyal boys In blue.
Full many q la,ldis slssps to-day
IN souihsfu lands a frst.
Whsre white magnolia blossoms fan
Ahoss his faithful hrcast.
And many othsrs. al unknu-u,
Thfir rtHmraiisa have ant trua
Have lali a. rrst af Arlington,
30 ths loyal l-sys IN blue.
Oh dafk tho day that eaIis,i them forth
10 fru.ioms siis a. stani.
~ hsr o. lie n n.s.i d. 49,
fur Doi ani native iand.
ls hanis ~ happf chihiftn fair,
fhs faF Was msant fnf you
Hiring fowrrs frum an che 1irsin bowers
Fof M ioyal boys To- hlus
An.i ssattsr tlusm urnn ths turf
That gently Wraps thrm ruunis
lnr eash knosn si,t shsry they rrIo-s
To IL haliusui Eruunf
Oh. maifsns. twins ths sfergrvsu
lush Wifh ths ulufulngs lev.
AMI white unfasiing inmnrtsllss
fuf ths i0yal boy in blue.
aruen 10 ths turf Whcfe siesp he brave,
frrsh is ths fUwers alsufs them.
Nhlls tnhutes Fsaflf frvr states grant
Frlm thee o. thuss whu lofri them.
AL aiwaf ghls ths army asts.
The noble fis,ais ant true
in sung an,i .tHrY sili D. toll
90 tis iuYal hHuY in hlus
pASA lIAHLo~H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

plain and open bcfore them. There was
no longer time for arguments and strug.
giles with opponents or enemies. internal
or external There was even no longer
time for tho discussion of measures II
was the time for the adoption of meas
urc which indicated itself. and which did
not need discussion.
On the afternoon ~ the day of the
bomharimcnt Of Caerlaf. Rcpcller No.
II. accompanied 10y her crabs. steamed
Tor the English channel Two days
afterward there lay oil the coast at
Brighton. with a whito nag floating high
above her. the old rallapoo~a, now naval
mistress of the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

ERIENn9 OLp 40 NEM

Makf ufs ffifnHs, lot kffU fhF utit
Thuar are silver. thee arr Enli.
NeW male frisudships. nks use sine.
Arr viii mellow and rrdns
ffirndshlps that have st0sui the test
Tmr auf fhauEr-arr surUlT hsstt
Nruw may sfinkls. hair Enue EfaYs
fnrud.hlp nsVTr knuss hFfaV.
Ior NIT 90 friends trisi ani true,
nufr mufr - uur Fuuth frnsH.
Huf oli frisuhs. ala may no.
Nsu friends musf thfIr plare supply
thrrish frisnishlp in year hrrasi.
Nss IL g,--i huf 90 ls Let
Nakr nsW frifnis. huf krsU thf DBL
-ssis,tssl
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srArE - NAtNE

fuf.srf uf uNfuEu ss
it.sH III taarif C1nni..iaurrs. Ma >r--i"n
Iaef
f.rttN e. fsrrg.Ing Ist.taau. -aiititftnl' 80
&c.. rsffrf f.rru .rlfItri ttsf a. lstilnis
49,. rrst.t.rsIIIr iT - NHfii Htt' that " '"AN
ii. t....iIssianrrs nIost m ~ Nstiunal haA.r lh
U.NratI tfIaEr. Eel tlr tsFnit siNtn laf 20 tnhf
rrtt Al o. II g. fhsk. n aui trnfs pr
ali q. tirN o. r,sutr rlrutinfl ln al ~ l.h
Ir.r.f.iIsieIr anff ahIrh fira tfannF Hi ~
l.srtir. an.i ttrif effuessss stN D. hal ~ s..he
s.nfUuirnt pltTs ln thr firinItf. ani 80. N uta.f
r.sssarr. utkrn iu en- prrIuisrs A. ~ '..'n.,l'
.I.nrrs shnu IuiEr urfrrr. AL le iait.t
uruFrru ttaf nafirs uf ths umf, pl,fr ~ T,
t.rrr.a.r Uf ~ turnrlssinusrs MEETING hi'Ifrsl
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III l.r raasu altrstgi CoIss uf sai ~ ii"n a.
~ thIs aftlsr tfsrvsn O. tF srr'vi ul.'n
a.. 4 - 20 Co. rHun nf bittrii anl 49,
t....t..f uu in thrvs uuhlr Tlarrs in AL - n.
nrf ruhHsI.,aI fnrrT eFrks surft--lfgN II. W.
ttsf.r,i Issrns.rat. 4 usssTaler pfinicl :. 49,
la 80 t.anfr - tixfurIl. m nrst ui -. panl
.sf.r. trI esfh uf thf tthsr nfticvs o. - "a =
..r,s.f auf l.i.tfsi ai lsasi thifif dafs beinfe
40 firne ~ irestinr O. IN snl thht ah lri-,l
81 s.lrtasrrf...ns NAY ttsu ant t'refy api-sI ~
- rtu-e if snv thsy hsts. w N prayer "'
- r.t't.lr,srs sh.luhl not ~ grsnt.-i
krrr.r AInfEt = Al~tlNs tslA-
4 trus sopy - .sii feiiiien an'i or'isf ~ 'ou''
Nrrt.t ALREKr :, AUSTIN, clsrA
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' N..'i ,'ijt-Gen1.

Jiggcrs-Darn an ignoramu, anyhow
Virgins What's the matter nov
.Ilggrrs-I va. calling on little Mis'
Pertly Last night AMI .he asked What the
phrase "indulging Ia osculaiory eNer-
ci.es" meant. said .he found u In a
novel. wlgger.-well. did youtell her
Jlggers-I didn't know What u meant
until I looked through the dictionary
thi. morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
REuEAnE rs sMErI.

Mr.. stet.on. wife of the operator at a
little station In New Mexico, was sick
aud steadily growing worse. At last
she said to her husband
.Stet That Dr.-ain't helping me
one sole bit. ! am getting worse every
day."
IL know II, Allc,, know II. Don't
appear like he's any good on earth.
II tell YOU. stet, I'm going TO die 1
feel II In INV bone-!'
"wal. Alice" with solemn earnestness
aud comfort), II You 10. I'll be d-d "
ever pay the doctor"
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,Trr.r ALREKr /, Ausri>. cisr1


r.. a.. u.u,r.his Commissioners - N teunif
af afuNfarf ITCH. o..
n un.isr-irns,i t.stitiuuers respeftislf ~
...f tksf ff.a oauriF raj lra'ling tf'th p,.s.l
49,. fn a. tauufF n pNfuri O. leff. WIZ
a. a.. t.ssu - 4 tartlasFs in ths tountf ut ttshA
- - afrre.i nf t1e li-7atinn ~ y thanEet =.
49,. --saif rftIfIunsrs dssirs th.i - i'.s 80
L. hufH frsrn Isinf uu att oil 80 sl-i.N
tEIrts r,.is -luth - IN haass usns-i anl ,-'e
rI..fIhr Nsisru nsssr. running sc-t ui 49, ~.
- sn.i alsiut ntrgu r,-is truin r. IN tns -
- 80 g..... All thss. a.. ilylAua ani otrt =.
i.,si sr.,uu.i A. mas ls fuuui siiholi uetrflsuf
i-r..Inf a. distance a. IN nal = nes -. !.
Il = Int - All raj ~ uos - atfi ai-'A' nv
-. r..rth IN tha.. a.. tlelsne's heuse.
~ ~. risnFs L. de-ir,si i.scsu.e ~ = -test
Al fr - ,.,i =. nas k-ltsi ani tilsi sall ~
- in - slaIt.s ratlvslt cfel sl-.i - 49, -
-. fries fasflf un ~ uli r'si, y hiE " = ~
n..,s-i th.f tts new wiii ls fres irun dfil.. ,.
~ ssii Nsl.san na-s sgrrss o. = Az. ~ 80 80,
a., 't.rI fsruaru Whirh might sn-s teh & -
rt.r.. ur,srtlssi that . sunstantiat Ntne 49,. ~.
.Es1l- hult on esfh sils - AL nes t,ss.l ~,
~. 80 n frurT o. consl-t - t"ef stit- - -.
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..frit, ~ over tis hnd - ~ All ea.. ".
n-f.r. n,ar fhsrrfurv praf thei = "a III. " -
- -. AIT riaks sufh nes lt-aton ~ ~
1890. ~ orrnulou Coufenienfe an Ht''''
rrsIuiru. -. - a. ~ .,.I - sfh.r-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

In many cases farmers Institutes
would be more useful with longer ses-
slons. Farmers are not always loaded
for q speech like lawyers and ministers,
aud after hearing one days discussion
viii often think Of many items Of expe-
rieuee which are worth relating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

Where glazed sash cannot h. obtained,
muslin saturated with linseed oil will
serve well for covering. This can he
tackled ON frames aud j. light Ia handle.
and II II had Ia De- renewed every two
years the cost would b. NO more than the
nsual repalr- on glass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
M M WAIT an.I % ~.
IAN ~ MAINE

Cur~rt 90 oxFoHu. - 49,. s...t.,
Il..ri ~ county Columissioners' WAY ''
tTPoN a.. fsrsxoinx petitioa. ssti.fActesf ~.
s.ra-. tarinr tscn rcgsifct tlst ~. .,'...,
49,. ,..1-,n.IIis IN u OHuNnEp, u,si ~ N',v 49,
e..-.,,i..i,r.r. ussst AZ the NstiouA lioe.s' -
a-ff yfii.s,. on ths tscutg nith sal ~ 49, -.
- n 80 ~ the cis-k. \. NJ all ~ ~. ~.
- a. go ths r1ufr usntionssl ~ a. ~ ~
- sii.tsir sfIrr Whieh fieS hestis- =. - -
-. .-.f ti.lr witnrsses vii - NJ ~ -. s.
.,,.,l..ut nis..e in ths Ticinitf. an 80 -.
-....r-.. tsken ln the pfetui-ss ~ - -,
-. .hau iu.iEs pruFsef- shh y = - -.
7..5,..sf, ffsf rafirs of tne tiuls plesN - -. =
-. IA 49,. fIunsri-.ioner=' uiettne a,.--.,e
-, A., ,ll f..r..lns AMI Cort,efstee- ',.t y
~ .,'.ier sttests.i copie- % ssid pst.', ,-tt
80. ..-.ler ti,rr.ln O. - serNet upeh W. ,,,.
"a A.. town ~ nixheti. snd 81, 80 -
~ t6r.s uohHr places In all tsNns ~ ~ 80
n.t..l thf..l sesks suoccs-itey ~ w. N..ti
fsr,a.-rst = neW.paper printe'i ~ Istts So, ..t.. y.
- "a - f.sr.l. ths nr-t 20 All pe.nt So.
- -. Al - ~ ofher nsIticss. o. - ~ p. a -,
- ,...ts-i Al lsast thirty days netote 49, -, -.
- ss.f1,r a, ne eat thai al per.ea- ~ -. -.
=. .,s,.. - then AMI thcfv appssr sei
it...s m anv thsy have. gay ne prayer ~
...f,ts.,..-s .houh "a - Frauts.i 90
.vyr.r ALRERf :. Al,IiNs -. -.
tyss co,,y - All fesition AMI "f'is' " '''''
'As'sSr ST1ssrs ALBEIT ;. AUSTIN o's's'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
TTIs Nor REST

10 always believe everything that per-
sou tells YOU. bat when you hear that
the be-, blood purifier :. sulphur Bitters
YOU can believe Il. for they cured me 81
a severe case Of blood poisoning REV.
4. Fairchild, New York CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

The prevalence OF scrofulous taini In
the blood l. much more universal than
many are aware. Indeed, hut few per-
sons are free from II. Fortunately,
however, We have In Ayers sarsaparilla,
the most potent remedy ever discovered
for this terrible afiiiction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

IetE ~AfT=sfa e. harsaiu-a isf rttfa-lf sltus
Il tl.f rr.aI iTrl|r Hr Ftsf sI.'r nf tlIs hFFf ln
slarr f..aa..afh en- u.arf .rHusr. gel stnh.f
49, rnrrfa.r. hHusr fFr hHaar rtr a.I rnrrf' tfi
un.tunfs In ffa.rHuEt rrrair rraff nrs aN
rnfnflaf lfrrr tl.nr Sra flass la7tsf Hf nrf
rr faIIrr frrIna unfrf II tHr Nrlsf alrff n
Iar.f = frnHf.f .-arI .IraIuar arfesht.ir frrss NJ
afnrItrra NIHf Hrr F1ri rrEruftHi s'in Nt...'f
rnrIff'rs. t..ssl gtrirn ultn lrar. rIuuI. rirff1
30 affrr fruf trHfs. FraIls ani snail ffulif|ft.
Hran. I.rr 4 Iar1af.flI fIru fafr rhaurr fHf
sa..r.lr rs.I frlrnr o. ans unr UiHrir'nT T.ailns
q. rr.aar II. trr turrHHff h.frI IatIurss ur a IHf
sI.I1n a. r. sar.ItrIHHI. tHr fuItarf faft.. a.afs
...lIrs 20 tsa-rrt.u a iiHrtHu HraI seihtr arrnls
Aalarn. MaIrf. a. sf D. = iiarif. -. en 90
rHrfaIsFs
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AMONG THE FARMERS.
~srrrBr rHrrLow

Corre-ponsifuos on praCtioai Agricultural topics
4 sohritssi. Adlrrss an communications In
feu,is.i fuf this dsIarmcnt o. AGHHTlfIHAL
InIruu ONfuri f,cn1-fat. faris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
MEMORIAL pAv

Department Commander Drew, of The
Maine T.. \. H.. has issued the following
general orller. relative a. Memorial Day
IIrApyr AHrH. barr. 90 MANI.
GRAND AHMN 90 ufr EErt Hiic,
PORTLAND. MAi ln, lsso.
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uHgEiCN e DAVIS.
Attorney AZ Law.
rAHl~ MAINE,
.fr-.tsts oncs.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

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MEDICINAL.

FOR nearly d
month / was not
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CELERY COMPOUND
for two days, In
somnia ned and
strength return
ed" E. G. SMITH,
Claussen, s. O.
81 havn toEen
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AUCTION SALES.
gy R. 7. Lucas, Auctioneer.

VRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
Il TATE
By virtue of . deed of trust dated July 10th,
1886, and recorded in deed book No. II, page
306, executed by Esther A. McGraw and others,
and by direction OF the parties secured by the said
deed, will sell at public aucton, at u o'clock
noon SATURDAY, March 16, 1880, in front of
the Royal street entrance to the Market Building
Alexandria, Va, the following property, viz
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND and I'M
PROVEMENTS thereon in the city of Alexsn-
dris, Va situated at the northeast corner of King
and Payne streets, known us McGRAW'S SUMAC
MILL, fronting twenty feet nine inches on
King street, and running back one hundred foot
10 ten-feet alley.
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
JOHN M. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, Msrch 1. 1889.
FREDERICK PAFF.
FREDE ;!Ca J. PAFF.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Msrch l. 1889.
Having this day associated with me in business,
my son. Frederick j. Pef under the partnership
namo and style of Frederick Patf & Son, desire
10 thank my friends for tho liberal patronage of
the past and to solicit from thcm the continuance
OF their patronage for the new firm.
mil 1w FREDERICK PAFF.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARrNER-
IN SHIP
The partnership between tho undersigned, un-
der the firm nalne Of PERRY, SMOOT & co has
this day boen dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated this 18th day of February, 1889.
JAS. RECTOR SMOOT.
JOHN PERRY.
The undersigned have this day formed part
nership under the firm name o: JAS RECTOR
SMOOT & PERRY, to carry on the LUMBER
BUSINESS.
Dated this 18th day of February, 1889.
JAS. RECTOR SMOOT.
feb14 BOT JOHN PERRY.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Mar

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March !, 1889
The undersigned having this day formed CO.
partnership under the firm name and style Of
FREDERICK PAFF & SON, will in the future
conduct the BOOT and SHOE BUSIN ESS lately
conducted and carried on by Frederick Pan at the
old stand. No. 123 King street, and respectfully
solicit from the public for the new firm the con-
tnuance OF its kind patronage.
FREDERICK PAFF
FREDE ;!CK J PAFF
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If the purchaser desires, instead of paying all
cash he pay one-third cash and give his notes,
with good endorser, at six and twolye months
from day of sale, for residue; the notes to bear
interest from day of sale and secured by decd of
trust on tho property. All conveyancng a. cost
of purchaser. MARBURY & ARMSTRONG,
Attorneys or parties secured by the deed Of trust.
feb26 Is
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6s ise Gasetfa 8h7tG:sa, olU s4G BIZ Prtacs
DAILY. TRI- RgEKLY.
Sir rsOntss....,..,. , 90 8;z Hcntts...,.,.. 2 90
One month ......... so Itrce s,or,ths...... 90
Contract advertise~a ,: 30. 5e aIoeG t exceed their
spGce unless Tie "a paid Tor transient ratesr
and .naer circumstances t';B they be allcs1ed to
advertise other .Gn their legitimate business IN The
space contracted for.
al tra!Siea! advertisements mast be paid for i 3D.
cGnce.
Marriage and death notices mist be PAID for in Gd-
oGnce.
Resolutions in mswoiGn., oftaGnts, tributes Of respect
resolutions adopted BY societies persons ,less Of
public conccrr, tol Only Be prieted in this pcper
advertisements.
Persona Tearing the city car haze tho Gazette mailed
to them, postpaid, for fifty ce,;ts Month and the
address changed az often Gs desired.
AA Communications skogla be addressed 10 1eseit,"
Alexandria, Va.
The Gazette Office is connected 1ib tEo Telephone E-
change. Advertisements, orders for its pGpsr netos
or any information or basiasss be sent bv Tel.
phone
Entered at the Postocs q Alsserare. Virginia, g,
second-class matter.
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DAN0RD DYES 9Zs59el 2s q ana 1 only y;.96s, 3sss,s
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Paine's
Celery 'Compouno

quickly quiets and strengthens the nerves, when
irritated or weakened by overwork, excesseS,
disease, or shock. 1t cures nervousness, head
ache, dyspepsia, sleeplessness, melancholia, and
other disorders of the nervous system.
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.AIexandrla O. gtte,
PURIIaRED DAnY IND TRI. REKKLT 3g
EDGAg WDEE,

As iss Gasetta Bu;la:se,
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NRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-


By virtue of deed of trust dated May 8, 1884,
and recorded in deed book No. ID, page 135. oic
of tho land records for the city of Alexandri...
Va executed by J. T. Cook and wife, and by d.
rection of the Board of Directors of tho Mechsn-
les Building Association of Alexandria, Va, VIC
will sell at public auction, at u o'clock noon
SATURDAY, March 10Th, 1889, in front of tho
Royal street entrance to the Market Building,
Alexandria, Va, the following property, to wilt:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND WITH THE
IMPROVEMENTS thereon in the city of Alex
andria, Va, situated ct the northwest corner of
Fairfax and Gbbon streets, fronting eighteen feet
on Gibbon street and eghty.eight feet seven
inches on Fairfax, with the uso of an alley ten
feet wide on the north end Of said lot.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
CT. W. SUMMERS,
F.E. CORBETT, Trustees
feb26 is HENRY BLADDER,
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ALEXANDRIA VA. TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 5 1889
MEDICINAL.

Il @Xag5N1. cures LIVER Complaint.
I-- BiIions dTectio,is ana
En- CostireneSs. A: druggists. Price 25 cts.