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On Saturday Charles L. Dorr. Esq, Reg
ister OF Probate. with his daughter, started to
go to Surry, to witness the smelt fishing at
that place. When he reached the top of the
hill. Just beyond Contention Cove. looking
back he discovered something in the water
which he at first thought 10 be n seal, but
which afterward proved to be deer. He at
once turned his horse and drove back 1t live
ly rate to the shore OF the cove. where he found
| two hounds one of which was savage on his
approach. These hounds had driven the deer
| into the water and there being about half an
inch of ice the poor creature became exhaust
ed in tryii to break through it. Mr.. Dorr
was Joined by several boys who obtained q
boat in which they made their way to the deer
which Mr. D. took by the ears and thus lowed
ashore. He tied the legs 18th bis halter and
left the unfortunate animal with the boys.
with orders to release him in the evening that
under cover OF darkness he might escape the
hounds. As Mr.. Dorr got quite wet in his
boating experience he gave up his Surry trip
and returned home. He says that as soon as
the hounds saw that they had lost the deer
they took 10 the FOODS again. II 10 said that
they belong in this city. ANY hounds which
are securing the woods for deer had better be
looked after. They can never become salts
factory dogs until they are dead.
The first lecture IN the High school course
was given at the Unitarian church on We'd
Desday evening of last week by Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster, before fairly large and very apprecia-
tive audience. Her theme was English Phil
anthropies' and her address was replete with
interest from beginning to end. After intro
ductory remarks Mrs. Foster said:
The poverty in London is sometimes terrible
and there is great contrast between our work
irgmen and those OF that city. The working
men of London have, as a rule, no ambition to
improve their condition. preferring TO live in
their old, filthy quarters rather than in new
ones which have sometimes been provided
with a view Of improving their lot There the
greatest hope for Christian workers is in the
children, just the same in our own country.
Or. Birnardo is one OF the most successful
workers In saving and educating the poor chill
dren OF the metropolis of the world, he has
done much for them and is still doing. His
homes for poor children now contain about
l2.000 young people. ranging IN age from the
,nt,n, 70 sf,aar 49, In ,h;s ,ro,,o ,,ous
and there are 1000 girls.
Tha.o .hi,,,o, -, .,, a,,;.o,, -,
Voluntary contributions and a. vet tbere has
not been single applicant sent away. So one
can see what the good doctor has done. The
home owns valuable lands in Canada where
young men. il they want to enligrate, can go
on,
Mr.. Foster gave interestin, dissertations OF
the ,sriou. charities in London. and a. she had
studied and visited them for over three months
she wa, particularly familiar with the different
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S. j. & +. R. Staples. clothing manu-
facturers and general traders. Brownneld,
have failed. They owe 5000 or 1000.
with nominal assets Of 81, 900.
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City and County

w begin 10 NOTICE me lengtnthlig OF the
dsy-.
February 4tl Tie ice went GU, of Union
RIVER Bay.
Mr.. Andrew stafford has purchased the
Ceaye, Brothers livery business at Bar Har-
Dor
The neAt dancing school and extra By
joys cs>> viii Toe held Friday evening next.
the 18th.
The Governor has appointed H. H. e.
dijige. Esq. Of Surry. Justice of the Peace
All Quorum.
John A. Hale who has been confined TO
hi house for some time. by Illness. was able
to be out last week.
At the Odd Fellows Encampment in this
city. four good men and true were exalted
on Monday evening of this week.
Music for the coming masquerade ball,
Will be by Joys orchestra. assisted by De
lapey, Todd and Haley of Bangor.
The Free Baptist Ladies Aid Society Will
meet AT their ve>tr, Thursday afternoon.
Frb. u. supper from 8 to O'Clock.
The ,ariou. candidates. for >electmeu are
getting their armor on and furnishing up their
wagons for the fray. Mount Desert Her
See the advertisement Of Mr. John A.
{ ough Of East Bluebll. Who has. it Is said
some valuable horses for sale
The mercury didn't get below the zero
IN X At Bar Hsrbor SAYS The Herald. during
the entire month Of January.
AT a meeting of the Bar Harbor Congrega-
ii, na society il was voted TO extend a call to
R. ~. Mr. Bloomfield Of the Bangor Theologi-
"a seminary.
Me,>r> Hammond Davis and Moore have
ENGAGED Hancock Hail for Easter Monday
ere grand bali viii be gwen. Look out
TO- good time
Rev :. {. Beach, missionary for Northern
New England. ha> accepted & call 10 the Uni
Ia. an church. in Bangor, and viii soon locate
his family In that city.
The Rev. Mr.. BiNby. Baptist State Ms
>ionary, viii preach every evening during the
present. week in the Baptist church. i'll this
ci',. He $50 preached on TUESDAY afternoon.
81. Valentine viii hold pink tea. from
$40 O'clock. under the auspices of the king'-
Daughters, on the evening Of Feb. II. al Odd
f. Iow> lower hAH. Admission and supper -
ceu,-.
Prof. >rwail. of Bangor Theological Semi
may. wi preach in The Congre ,4tonal house
ne 4 SUNDAY. FEB l5fh and the pulpit will br
oc' upied every SUNDAY Until further notice.
The assembly at Odd Fellows Hall Wed
Ne DAY evening. F,b Z under the Management,
Of u. r. Hammond va, complete success,
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Marine List.
Domestic Ports.

Apalachicola-Cld Feb 9. sch d d Haskell.
Sagua
Charleston-Ar Feb :. sch Nellie Woodbury.,
Boston-Cld Feb g. sch Emerson, Day. St
John, n
Sid Feb s. sch H Lord. Jr. Sullivan for New
York
Du'ch Island Harbor-Returned Feb 6, sch Jed
FRYE, Somerset for New York
Mt Desert Ferry-Sld Feb 6, sch Bowey,
Blaisdell. Rockiand
New York-Cld Feb :. schs d Hodgkins,
Thompson, Ponce, r; Storm Petrol, Bonsey.
jacksonville
Ar Feb 4. sch Henry Woodruff. Hodgkins,
Rio Hache
Cid Feu5, sch Mary C stuart, Joy. Jackson
Vile; Lillian Woodruff Hodgkins, st kits. T W
Holder, Port au Prince
Portland-Ar Feb s, schs Silver Heels, Qunlan,
Rockland for New York; Ella kimball. Bluehill
for New York
Perth Amboy-Cd Feb 9, sch Fred Cover, sar
gent, Havana
Savannah-Sld Feb 1, sch Susan n Pickering,
New York
Vineyard Haven--sld Feb 5. sch + ii King
Ar Feb i, sch W ii Higgins, Strout, Green's
Landing for Norfolk
Providence-Sld Feb 4, sch Harvest Home, for
New York
Foreign P0rta.
Pernambuco In port Jan Is, bark Julia. Frec-
thy
st Domingo City-In port Jan u, sch Harry
Haynes, Bonsey for New York
Navassa-Ar Jan 10, sch Mary Lord, Lord, Bar
BADGES for Whining ton
Cape Hayt-Cld Jan l3. sch Annie Rickerson,
Foss, New York
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A missing Danbury hat manufacturer
has been heard from; he alleges that he
was assaulted and robbed in New York
city and transported to Texas locked in .
freight car.
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BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands. Chilblain-.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. II is guaran-
teed 10 give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE BY 5. ID. Wiggin.
A clerg! man SAYS. "Johnson'- Anodyne
l min 1n.,t rIIrn mn Il linh her -
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THEY HAVE NEVER FAILED!

have been sick more or less for the last ten
years. which has cost me many dollars in doc
tors and druggists bills. The last two years II
only cost me three dollars. Why? Because
used Sulphur Bitters instead of employing doc
tors. They cured me OF Jaundice. T..
Boyd, Hoboken.
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II. Yelled kemp'S Balsam.

veil Take kemp's Ba>am. the best cossh
cure" always DO when | hear man cough.
and can't help it. Ii saved me and ii Will
cure YOU. was threatened with pneumonia
last winter and ii broke it up. 1t helps the
children out when their throat- are sore, cures
their coughs, and tastes good. The first
dose holds YOU. So writes A. K. Arnold en-
gineer on the West Shore Ry., at Canajoharie.
\. Y.
IVA
-DANA's Is GUARANTEED" TO
CURE!
We are all free American citizens. enjoy
Ing our personal liberty: but most of US are in
physical slavery. suffering from scrofula. salt
rheum or some other form Of impure blood.
Hoods Sar-apariia is the great blood purifier
which gives ply steal liberty.
People who use arsenica preparati ms for
their complexion. do 80 at the risk OF their
lives. Ayers Ssrsaparilla il guaranteed free
from any injurious drug. and is. therefore, the
safest AS well A. the most powerful blood med
icine in the world. 1t makes the skin clear.
BEFORE AND AFTER USING.
at one time had awful Sores and Pimples
on my face, and after using two bottles of 5.
S. $. was cured, and now have nice. smooth
complexion. JAMES l.. BOYLE.
Atlanta, Ga.
NY Life Burden.
was afflicted from infancy with Catarrh
and with eruptions on nv face for ten Years.
was attended by the very best ply sicians.
and tried number of blood purifiers. without
permanent relief. The mineral ingredients
settled in my bones, and caused Rheumatic
troubles. My lite was burden to me. and
my case was declared incurable, when | saw
s. S. S. advertised. Eight bottles cured me
I foe u
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Netrs:
MOVES X SoN.--This firm is composed OF
Cepl. Z. j. Moves and his son Charles. The
captain + one OF the oldest settlers of the state
coming 10 this state from Maine over 81 years
ago. tie came to this town in lS>1 and opened
II general mercantile store. carrying almost
everything needed in a new and growing coun-
~ 10 the way OF dry goods, clothing. boots and
shoes, hats. caps and groceries. He is carry
Ing Sl2 900 stock OF goods. and hiss done
business Of $4,000 during the pas, twelve
months.
Capt. Moves i u native Of Jonesboro, and is
an uncle OF Mrs. J. c. Chilcott in this civ
Tie j. located at Mt Vernon, Wash
The Meteorological summary for the
month Of January, 1891. at Bar Harbor. Is as
follows:
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child. she cried for astoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA,
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Born.

Ellsworth-Feb. .. to Mr. and Mrs. Austin
NJ. Foster, twin sons.
Waltham-Dec. ID, to Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Frank Jordan, a son.
Deer Isle-Jan. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Gross. a son.
Green's Landne-Jau. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. b. Small. daughter.
Mlbridse -Dec. "a. to Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Pickett, Ii daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-02-12

Highest barometer. tl6thl .......... 30. $50.
Lowest barometer. (l2th) ......... . .59s.
Highest temperature. Eth ....-.-....4 49,
Lowest temperature. tlfthl -...-.......0s
Prevailing wind. ..........-.., y Ortbwest.
SHOW lali..-.- .--.--... d lDcnes.
Ram fall--..... --.--...b ~ inches.
Melted snow .....----,.......0.IS inches.
Total precipitation. 1.2l inches.
Number OF days on which 0.ol or more
rain feii'.'''' -...--..-.-..-...- IA.
Average precipitation for the month for
six years. .43 inches.
Snow on 18th. 6th7tb. 14Ih 18th, 18th, 18Th.
18th, 9th and 18th.
Snow on ground at close Of month : inch.
From records of dsily observations by Joseph
" God. ' oil. Observer. L. ). Signal Service,
Bar Harbor station. Mount Desert Herald.
PENoBsCoT. Feb. 9th. 1891.
Hancock County Pomona Grange will meet
with East Buehill Grange, Saturday, Feb.
2l.t. Programme as follows:
/. Opening exercises.
,. Adddres. OF Welcome By Worthy Mas
ter of East Bluehll Grange.
3. Response by Worthy Master OF SedgS lex
Grange.
4. Report of Oranges.
,. Question: L. the Board Of Agriculture
OF any ben fit to the farmers Of Hancock
County:
6. Query: Is the Grange Store success :
II not. why? Recess.
:. Conferring 9th degree.
:. Entertainment by members Of Fast Blue
hill Grange.
8. Quotations and three minute speeches.
10. Report of committee on Programme.
Music at call of Master.
J.. B. WILSON, Sec'y.
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Drop in the p0st-Of1ce and hear the folks
talk about the economical Brussels soap.
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Resolutions.

Ellsworth, Feb. 2, 1891.
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esting. The price of admission is fixed at if
teen cents. No seals reserved The following
are some of the press comments:
The Times correspondent writes ~ have
never seen so affecting spectacle, or one more
calculated to draw out the best and purest
feelings OF the earth. There is nothing from
beginning TO end that need shock the most sell
stive religious instinct
London Grdphic.-Over 5000 persons at
tend each OF the twenty-five representations
Of this most solemn spectacle.
II is undertaken in spirit of such profound
devotion that the most hypercritical observer
will fail to detect therein anything of profan-
ty, irreverence, or superstition.
Among the students attending the winter
term of the East Maine Conference Seminary,
ut Bueksport. are the following: Clifford G..
Allen, Bar Harbor; Chzs. II. Abbott. Ham
cock; Cbas. Banks, Green's Landing: Irving
H. Coggins, South Hancock; Benjamin Colt,
Seal Cove; Frank f. Guptill, Winter Harbor /;
Wesley c. Haskell. Southwest Harbor; Daniel
\. Handy. Southwest Harbor; Arthur j.
Haynes, West Trenton; Harvard II. Hayey,
West Sullivan Emerson Ladd, West Trenton
B. Mcfarland. North Lamoine; Melvin F. Nc.
Farland, North Lamoine; Everett W. Ober.
Pretty Marsh; Geo. A. Savage, Northeast
Harbor: Ernest o. Shaw, West GoudsbOro
Edward B. Tibbetts, Seal Harbor; Warren A.
Urann, Sullivan; Melvin A. Wardwell, South
Hancock: Lewis A. Wilson, fremont; Mamie
NJ Abbott, Hancock; Mabel b. Allen, Han.
cock Point; Effie Fl. Crawford. Castine; Louise
l.. Fernald, Castne: Helen c. Hill. East Sulli.
van; Maria W. johnson, East Sullivan; Mary
E. Knowles, Surry; Lillian NJ. Kane, Bluehili
Edith Z. Lockhart. Cherryield; Hattie l.
Milan, Southwest Harbor: Sara g. Small
Steuben: Irene c. Stanley. Seal Cove: Lizzie
A. Smith, Steuben: Gertrude L Smith. Steu
ben: Ella F. Smith, Steuben; Lila Belle Small
lidge, Northeast Harbor; Lima B. Taylor, Wesl
Sullivan; Grace B. Wood, West Gouldsboro.
A fine assortment of valentines can be seen
at Hollis Variety Store.
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BEFORE AND AFTER USING.

At one time had awful Sores and Pimples
on my face, and after using two bottles of ).
S. $. ! was cured, and now have nice. smooth
compeXio JAMES l.. BOYLE.
Atlanta Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. %, 1891.
E1HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
4 of THE LINCOLN Halt. ASSOCIATION
will be Id at its principal ofice, No 102 south
Fsiefsx street, A'exand1is, Va, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th OF December, 1891, st o'clock p. m.
GEO. 3. REPETTI.
1925 i'd Secretary.
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II AVE YOU SEEN THEM? Before buying
"a gun examine the New Baker' $25, on
which We are making special run. Satisfaction
guaranteed by JAS. +. CARLIN & SONS,
oct1 315 King street.
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Health is W ealth !

m G. VESTS NERVE AND BBAIv Treat
vryT. q susranteed specific for Eysterla, Dizzl-
.ass : Gown sions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head.
.sse, Norvous Prostrstion caused by the use OF
,icobol or tobacco Wakefulncss, Mental Deproes-
ior So,teping of the Brain resulting in insanity
sn5 ~" leading to misery, decay and death, PTera-
tgrs Old Ago Barronreas Los OF Power
IA either sex, involuntary Losses and spormatoI-
rbea caused by over.exertion OF the brain, self
sbuse or over.indulgenco. Each ho1 contains enc
montb's treatment S1.OO boz, or six boxes for
$500. Sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to c1rc auy case. With each order received by us
ior SIX boxes, accompanied with Sotso, we Wlu
scnd the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money If tho treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued cnly by
CHARLES G.. LENE9E,
Druggist. 604 King ssToe;,
0oneral Agent. kloEsnGris. Va
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yzIB9INIA-Cfice OF tho Secretary of the Com
v monweslth.
To the Sheriff of Alexandria county:
You are hereby instructed, in pursusnce OF the
proyisions of section 53 OF tho Code of Virginia
10 ISSUE orders for an election to be held or the
9sh day of December 1891, 10 elect successor
TO The late Hon. w. H. F. Leo. member OF tbs
House OF Representative Of the United States
Given under my hsnd and the lesse: seal OF the
Commonwealth This Both day OF October. 1SOl
Nv the Governor. r. W. MCKINNEY,
Il. w. FLoURNoY.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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HLEcrIoN NOTICE.

tIILECl lUN NOIICE.
To the judges of Election of the city of Alexandria:
Pursuant to the above writ vi election, issued
to me By P. W. Mckinney, Governor Of Virginia,
to fill a vacancy from the Eighth Congressional
District, composed of the countiss of Loudoun
Fauquisr, Fairfax, Prince William, Orange
Louisa, Culpeper, Stafford King George, Ale7an-
dria city and Alexandria county, cccasioned by
the death Of Hon. W. Il. F. Lee, you are hereby
directed to open polls, at your respective places
for voting, on We'd nosdsy, December 9th, 1891, /,
for an election OF member OF Congress to fill
said vacancy.
Given under my hand, this 7th day Of Novem'
Der, 1901 W. q. SMITH, City Sergeant.
now to
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MaDIOINAL.
.&#zssyzys!z,ly7z,
u SOGIJIJLlJQLJlILD
@J1425 N. Y. ave,
Washington, D. C.
nco o. YORK Enterprise,

to.kNlie = - - >
al,xatia 9 E'ecrr0p3ifo: dentleGio4-f o! th9 past
a. ,siss hss be,ns saHrsr from dys-
~, -, coa,pietely di5 the o'sea5e make 3
,vrocz Il .-r .5mer self tbs life WAS slmost de-
,,sired OF. Hor nervous system WAS almost en-
rrIv destroyed and tho slightest noise would
,brog her into nefv us n .sm, which wonld last
lar hours kIo5ic2l Xxi fsiioi TO bring any re-
1brough the lecommondsti N OF sn eminent
3Iyine we we're Induced TO try the Elect opose.
af,er persistent use OF the Instrument, the effect
Iss ben wonderful Her nervous system has
1c,n restored TO is almost normal condition; her
DIGESTION is wonderfully improved she is rapidly
e.ipi.,g in aesh snd, ppoa the who'll, is m skipg
rsn,d recovery which speaks volumes for the
-,n1erful carative powers OF The Electropoise, as
rCr c.se wzs considered hopeless. If any are
,tepic.l on tho srbect, let them try the Electro
mise and its wonderful powers will quickly dis
.oj sll doubt Yours truly. w NJ. PRnPST.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
T1HE cogMoNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

To the City Sergeant of AlezGadtia:
You are hereby inst us.ed in pursuance OF the
provs' ons OF section 63 OF Ihe ode of Virginia
t, issue orders for an election to b, held on the
9th day of December 1891, to elect a successor
to the late Hon. W. II. F. Lee, m ,mber of the
House Of Representatives OF the United States
Given under M hand and the Lesser Seal O.
the Commonwealth, this 3Oth day of Get Der
1891, P. W. BcklNNEY.
By the Governor:
II. w. FLoURNoY,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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DRY GOODS.
Fall and Winter Stock
Is now complete.

Is now complete.
We are showing new effects in DRESS GOODs
Bedford Cords, 80 in wide, SOC per yard.
Priscilla SuitinRs 40 in. wide, SOC per yard.
Vienna Cloths. SO inches wide, 1Sc per yard.
Dress Flannels, Boucle Cloths, Broad Cloths
Camels Hair, Homespuns and other weayes, ali
It attractive prices.
sPECIAr-One case of 40-in. Henriettas, in
blacks aud colors, dre;s pattern lengths, at 2Oc
per yard. This is just half their actual value
New stock of Silks, Velveta Pushes. Astra-
cbans, Fur Brsids, Gimps, Psssamentrees, Jet
Nail Heads and other Dress Trimmings.
We have tho latest styles in LADIES, MISSES
and CHILDRENS CLOAKs All new, lust open.
ed this day. Same will be offered at rock-bottom
prices.
We are showing somo very pretty things In
Upholstery Goods, Lace Curtains and Curtain
Fixtures.
25 beautiful pattern Ga Chenille Table Covers
at ST.. This is rare bargain.
Blankets Com mforters and Red Spreads, in all
grades, ranging i price from 75c to $I2
Our underwesr stock is immensely large. We
have articles for 81 sexes, all sizes and at all
prices. Coma aud SEQ them. We will please You
in price IS we'll as quality
Big drive in Misses Black Ribbed Hcse Cloeed
out a lot of 100 dozen, fnll regular made with
double knees Sizes to will be sold at 13c, or
2 pairs for 25c Is and 9s 15c per pair. They
are worth double this low prcs.
We could enumerate further as we have added
to every department., but epace will not permit.
You arc invited to come and see for yourselves
to appreciate.
We would urge that you call early and secure
the choice.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. z7. 1891.
VNhe AMOUNT OF STOCK required By the act
i OF il corporation having been subscribed to the
capital stock OF TIL THEALEXANDRIA E AND FAIR
F. X PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY. snd
the.u1 dsffi yned, commissioners, having received
the cash payment upcn the amount OF subscrip-
tions, as required by lsw notice is hereby given
20 the Subscribers TO the raid stock to meet at
the fl e OF the Alexandria Peal Estate Invest
ment, TIuss ard Tito Company. Alexandra,
VS., ST 10 o'clo k a. N. on MONDAY, December
IA, 1891, for rho purpose elec!ing officers snd
dire c.ors for said company.
HEARY STRAUSS
ISAAC EIcHBERG cOmmr,.
GEOEGE W. FISHER
rov27 I'd
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The Sandall Sun
Littell's Living Age for 1892

The Living Age has had p remarkably successful
career OF nearly so years. There could bs strong
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Of the reading public 1t grows ic vslue as its
years increase aud periodicals Of AL forts mul-
tiply. 1t Is unrivalled in its field and easily on
abies i.s readers to keep sbreaat with tho best
thought and literature of the day. Its prospectus
for 1892 Is we'll worth attention in selecting ones
reading mater for the new year. Reduced club
bing.rates with other periodicals are given, and
to new Subscribers remittiog now for tho year
1892 the intervening numbers sra cent gratis.
Littell & Co, Boston, are the publishers.
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THE yIRGNIA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.,
j. General Office. Alexandria,
November 23d, 1891.
The AMI ual n esting Of TIE stockholders OF the
VIR1INIA MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY
will be ted at the Office of Tho company, in Alex
andIir, We, on WEDNESDAY. the sixteenth
(16th) day Of December A. D. 1891, at twelve
o'clock noon for the transaction Of ali business Of
geneJ a! or special nature that may be submitted
to the meeting. The transfer looks to be closed
as 8 o',lcck of 1st Of December and reopened on
the morning OF d, cemb, 18th next.
nov23 I'd w. 81. MARBURY, Secretary.