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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-23


Marshall House. Thirty years save one day
have elapsed tioGe the unfortunate Colonel
Ellsworth, Just passed into manhood, at the
head OF the New York Fire Zouayts, landed
ia Alexandria, and whose dead body, pierced
through with bullets and buckshot, an hour
later, was silently borne on the muskets OF
his comrades towards the steamer from
which he had 50 recently, full OF life and
patriotic zeal, disemberked. The fate of hie
rash but qually JEALOUS ard brave destroy
err is almost too we'll known for repetition.
After having been shot through the head by
Col. EIsworth's companion, sword bayonets
we're driven through his body by the exss-
psrated zouaves until they N ade themselves
ss sure of his death as an East Iadia mob
does while killing man who has been run
riog smuck. To the thou. aods who were
In ths war on both sides this building has g
thrilling hhtory. The man whose con-
science prompted him to & sht for the flag OF
his fathers can never pass 1t without hsv-
ing his mind revert TO the iil.s!srred
hour of the young officer who on that
bright Nay morn was doomed to Icy down
his nfe on bis country's altar, while the
wearer OF the gray will ever gazs upon 1t
With the thought that bad the entire south-
EN- army been composed OF men as brave
ard az determined es Jackson Appomattox
would have nc place in history, and the oon-
fict would doubtless be going on yet. Three
decsc g. have elapsed since this terrible dual
tragedy. Millions have died since its enact
ment, and the ffieI d. OF both North and
South, whose passions heve long since COOL
Cd, lock back to The sad affair as contsn
gsncy OF war timss Bhich ended In the
death OF two brave meD.
q about half an hours time one can DE
transported from a exaodra to the famous
Bull Run battlefield. where day can be
prOftsbiy spent 10 inspecting the field where
thirty years ago the fist great contest OF the
late Vsr too plsce The entire route from
this place 10 Bull .Rud pas been rendered
rhetoric. Every foot of the roadway over
which the retreat towsrd Washington was
made Including the route Bull Bun" BUS
sell. of the London Times took can be atu-
died with interest, while tae remains of the
b-sas.Works .cd forts surrounding this city
can stiii bs seen.
Oar Cemeteries toe, f =, an Interesting
study. The female strapRer's grsye IL as In.
teres,Ipg to the rsop from other cities SO
Charlotte Temples Sab In Trinity Church
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
why the Law VIII Take 1t. Course.


Allegheny boasts two Jack the Ripper"
dogs. They are the property OF very
charming young lady. For some months
they have been developing their murderous
propensities, and much as it grieves their
fair mistress she has decided TO let the law
take its course with them. They are very
clever dogs, and many of the brother and
sister dogs now owe their position in the
happy hunting grounds N their efforts.
They are pals" in the numbering busi-
ness. and slick ones too The smaller one
r. the decoy. and when he sees a strange
dog near the yard he wanders out and
ways his tail and shakes his head and uses
every possible means 20 gain the confidence
OF the strange cur and become chummy
with him. e
He seldem fails 20 accomplish his object.
and when success crowns his efforts he en-
tices the victim into the hack yard. Once
there the other dog-an immense one-sets
upon him and takes his life in the most
fendish manner. The poor unfortunate Is
literally torn to pieces and his remains sre
scattered over the entire yard. The young
mistress has always grisved over the de-
pravity OF her dogs, but not until recently
hss she decided TO let the law take its
course. The decision IL the result OF a
strike on the part Of her little brother.
who declares that ne viii no longer Off
eiste "a . canine undertsker.-Pittsbur
Dispasch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

GsAs-od wheat see, geS. Sc cora ooe !
este sc. rye, Ise; b4risy. st-ls y hUnafra-
AaAI-ke eel, e&sce pers, ~ n4htteA. - : !
sprsaa lafns. 3; fo&is &c; spr1x chickens.
lie veal se. glFkesa lpes 1aes8. t1e.
Pizo1CcE- Batter. tsx5 skss. l4si PEI stses. soe
= tu, beets. s0c 3 out ehions, 4c ooE !.
= -, teaAa hsRa picked. So bas honey.
Ice Fasp poe ries. &c quart Sh<rri . sl-Si .
5u, peaches. Sos 81 apples. ioe , la
a col " sshsd. Hes aEs&shea, ! he
HAF-fim8tks. al y tons clover. 80 ten
stra~. : = Tea.
Hos AAa IALLos-6 rssn. &c; DaTt cured.
&c. cared hides. se ealf - tas. green Sci calf
askin. l<sSoe-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
Improvement in Teeth Pulling.

Perhaps no other branch Of the healing
art has made more rapid strides during
the lsss fifty years than dentistry. Many
. middle aged man eau reoollect the horror
be experienced when ss n lad he was
dragged TO the oiaoe wherein resided n
strong. muscular ogre. whose ain In life
was 70 terrify the rest OF the community
by decidip. that "this root must come
out" or that 'snax hss got TO Be pulled ;"
Bis what a change sodayi
At present. In the big cities teeth are
picked out by specialists who don't do
anything else and these eIperts become SO
practiced that q single twist Is required.
where years ago three or four horrible.
stvsining en,ieavsrs would have been
secesssry 70 extract a big moln.-Phils-
deiphia Record
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
DeG0LlA BROS,
Dxxlxks IN
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
8 and 3 Isses Block.


EoR sAl.K-loa acres land IN Paris fo~1snip
miles froA clIss iAr@s house Ane NO
sooG harls. e.As ios1 sell. iarss az shsft,
sSoc it<ges - acres teeca ASA maple HMoefs
trses - Per seEe; weaie eachsnss fof orana
haplcs property
Lso2 sALk-s acres 10 Plsinneid. II miles
= freln city, Iaile from ksek isFa, - sofss
improved, ssh peach. scfrs APPLES. tss rssls-
btirifs. ~ piluss. "a pears. scfes eats, acres
wheat. L acres seeasa. acres corn. acres po-
txIors eeoa rssan house. eesa eArn. sarses.
cows. iatmin- iIspieuenrs sna al personal
ptofsertys exner Hnsl srli On account ~ tai.
Ina hos h; price sa.oecfo
E0k sALE-sfeom halzse iusf con- alet ed on
terrace. sgsace street. call ~ ane set price
o. this house II ser s@ni 10 ipsrsi Ia Ssrt1
ena PROPERTY
E0R sAiE-Honse and lot IN sealhern part
OF city house nacosnpleted khe party can
ret complete SAME from shortage OF fesds.
THIS L. . eesd chance fef person hsssEs smsA
amount Of insney 10 IA ake Soel Investment
no kNchA A6E-3s acres ~ acres impresed.
bx snce Willie oak glir ocf. A-rcom house
and barn. ms orchard. . aFrs is~ lane IN
DEF drained ana nndef cultivation This tas
Place 10 situated shoei ~ naiirs Hom the cts.
south Come IA AID sri full description.
ron SALk OR EAoHAASE-.e seres es isks
ssefe. hear the PARK eoee buildings. 2ts
pcaeh trees IA bearing. ~ pear standards IL
bearing; ACRES slfAw berries acres rsspl'efs
rles. 90 grapes. xesseberfles sna other susll
fruits; Ifice s--cs. fruit same sll pay for
II the present se2soas would exchange Tor
eoec city property this ~ great chance foF
some cue and the greatest bargain Nc have
ever offered.
VO EXcnANGE-Fer good renting city prep
erIy. ~ acres. nae house bara snd out
buildings. 20 acres Improved. balance oSk.
beech and hickory timber. sSos iences 40
peach. 80 apple, pears, pianls and small trait
prG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL IA south (rana RxpiAs. 5nst eursae
- u ctts nlalfss rev edsfafogs HesFif-t-r-
geed main roae ~tshiR = RODS II depot ~iss .
seSa lsg&l trade.
Z hel SES sne iefs. alse & vacant lets for
- sale cn foDx tknp or exchange lar lara
er personal irepefly-
NJ se-aere Farm 20 exchange for xess
- house AID lst south ~ sAsi pSsssoa u
city.
Es0Nk tenement brle$ bieck. let Il ieet froat.
o. North Ottas2. 10 exchange for . sSea
Improved lsTn 81 Detroit city pfensrts
BUSINESS BLOCK. Asloo teel. % ~ Hall 49,
ies ss4e Al tarssla
I ti0I> ana is.ls Gotta ts trade for
- giit-eakc larm within 10 TO j. Hiles Of CITY.
81 4 HIS improved lssa. a niles seai essi
acres ofebara. Al kiRds smsA fruit, vel
fencea. aaaer good csiE satieR. 10 exchange
lsf cIiy property, er - OF A. acres bear civ
II O1EL la b e kzpas. ali faatsasa- 10 eA-
III change ior properly in city or fsra.
Oh ASRk farm ) miles sauth~esg Of Reed
SV CITY nearly al iapfoseas good ieiers.
etc: free OF al ineambrsnce. 10 exchange ier
WEN ROOM house ana lot. - Lsgraye-st. has
i good erlisr. heated ~ furnace. lighted Dy
gss. and has splendid BARN lot sSAi-s. ~ith
.}u ArREs Of land. 4 mile north ana miles
ID east Of city. % exchange Tor city prep
ol AckEs. miie Dorth of city limits. on
~ Apine-gravel Ioac--for sale; eesirs-
bic tIaci sor Plating.
n ACkts. Ia miles soute OF HAil-si- iof
III sale or trade Tor city properly
VACANT LOIS In the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT Oh South Lsfa,etts-st. tor
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
40 city. 10 exchange Tor city property
MONEY u loan on real estate and chaiteiS
G. S. EOUTS tss ssoS syos.sgsaas g Esypts sls
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

The Grand Rapid. hank clesrlngs for
the week endug August we're t5t3.
ofa.ss t3r the same week last year.
fiI.4l92 %. Balances for The week esd
Jog August /. tis0 sss 9e. fof tls~ sans
~ses est yesf. So. .esa 81 'lesfines
for tie naanth II Isif, o. III .s94 - 80
compared ~4th o. sss .9fs q for tss cor,
responding hlSnth Of 1910.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

FLoUA sxD FgxD-Iily White. s2.s Patent.
$50 hundred corr meal. si50 hundred
feed 11t.s1<sZlfe 3 tea miaaiiaks. a--Ao .
foA bEaa. $3.50 v f0a ships. $500 ton-
AssF-Pors steak. lsci roast. lee; fi6s. &c
tSrdefloin. l25ac; ham. lie beef STEAK. g lsc
roast 80 lee; ribs. &C, mutton. Co sprio (
l4Iab. l6sf sc. spFlng chickens -oei turkeys.
l21se. duisks. fzbze.
FHoDUeE- Butter. lse; eggs. lsei potatoes.
81 ba; bsets. zfeehs. sc hU, for eookiux
purposes. Sc ' PIX onions. toc pk peas. -ee
= pk; beans s. 3 %; Fzdishes. te = dcz
raspberfies. tSes cherries. ses peaches. soe 4
Tk Apsies 1cc y Fs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
HOME FOR SALE!
IN THE BEST
PART
OF THE CITY.

Modern. convenient house.
containing all the require
meats Tor a good SIZED fam
lily. Seven bed rooms. bath
loom, pariot. sitting room.
dining room. Kitchen. china
coset. 2 pantries. other
closets. iavatury. front aad
hack stairways. extra store
room in attic. ba ance q! attic
fieaF-.d and large enough 10
make Two more bed rooms.
Windows and doors Fitted
with screens. cellar windows
with wire guards. Provision
room. laundry. furnace ana
fucl room IN Basement which
Is concerted and fioored In
first-ciass manner and pro
vided with an outside en-
trance. II you have looked
the city over for = convent
tnt ana well arranged house
without success. do hot fail
10 investigate this opporiu-
nity TO secure IL without the
trouble. uncertainty and de
lay Incidental 10 building.
This housr is upon one OF the
finest lots in the ciiy and will
ne sold with either oixi07.
60xl51. 6lx % or s3xSo. feet.
Immediate posse ssson IL de-
sr u; will be sold upon easy
terms. Lock al the property.
which Is 357 Fountain ST.. or
address Ii. ii. James. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
HANrEn-AaEsTA

vtf.xTFp ouy assns. ssss- 40 - eoa a
w reaasb se4ins err feeaa On theif erii-
We wsnt cauntfx ana Fenffs Hsrhtt ~ Nit
tsks back 81 gsafss uasaie ~ Se"3ff - -
s.x. ffiai a. . 4raefaf assni fess fhs ~
wr ~itl .9aa iafss itiasffsies efrhlsfs sod
letter vita a sF<rtsi aFsf - sntt fetfitgff 80
ta+fs - e.f~ asd 49, az the beafs. .sssrss
nsnasr ssaussefsfaz setntset fftssass
"a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

A. Ear>ax~-eas.

Clars-whv, thoagas yea knew the
r@ Psystsr gri
Msuae-I did. sut dont spsas N her
any ra0r~. The ether evening ! ss~ her
ss<irs eho-,ssas. io~ cream IA Slas
sown. -llnsk Rs~se~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
HE OR SHE san, sss want, s"s..s a
Ould look tins list over careiu y;

should look tins list over careiuiy:
Small house and lot on North IonIa-st..
easy terms. 80
29i Eighth. on easy terms. 100
ee2 Broadway. on easy terms. l.30
Small house on Shawmutave.. l.<u0
100 No. College-aye.. l.60
46 Lake-st.. easy terms, LOO
s2l No. Prospect ct. new house, 2.2je
81 Thomas ST.. all modern Improvements 2.S0)
Corner Lake and Center. l.iO0
s04 No Lafayette ST.. a bargain.
39S East Bridge ST. 2.lo0
Two Groom houses on Trowhrldgest St.
bran new and neat.
One On Cedar-st.. n bargain,
Vacant lots from SITS TO $500
Vacant lots TO exchange for farm.
Small farm 10 miles north to trade fer house.
Ii you want bargain come in aud see me.
j. +. BROOKS,
Sand The Gilbert. over Morse's
Open Wednesdays and Saturday evenings
Telephone 1900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
e.xrnn 10 snsr

ttawTfD a aesia~, st4 fsfnsssrs 1889
Aaassss /. esss tais erss s.s
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

TIE cEFtTE<T BARGAIN In she city 10
u tb.t ~ e-a9u b0usf Of cure, lust cofr
riefed oa fuctev sf sareuf e. fhe ne~
elerfrff rsilvss hne schseie hat psrief snd
sitting retu oef ssefysk ob tire entire
street; fns fssspt frrrs Planted. Do ret faii
70 iaoz ~ ffffs nrorsstr u scu Wait et fnveef-
rpent ~ hors Pace = 80; you can fraks
fhe terms fufpef A Carroll = Ne~ House
Han hIxAdins
r-nR esIF-A Goa biset stardare ss-sc hnrsr
fenf years olf coming sfrffne; fhs fnesf
cou btnsffon ~ ssrst foHt-f sue burKs hovss
3. tie fstf; tncgT afe hxr8sss e With hin ~
. hxrEslh. 1afH-f tszrsiL = New nssfss
rlrr huii6ins-
T'8k BtHES pss scu fsf Z per eeut rsn
car make q ber oent on pour irsesf nnest
the frst rfs- y b1ylns cne - eur ftnica iofs
ef Soufa bfviessr. asH furffd rh.r-s Fork
rss. Nee Fuifor. stsan and othsr streets.
1tfratr Csrrtsii - ker Heuseris1 hfiiidine
L'pf thtF-Nsr n h1rss< sr efff - Icf ~ f,es-
ter-et- sfd f~s ns~ frn~-s 90 Hffsfr ~
1Nfs proferff y p--sssff n vaiu< V@fE ~sp-
f1lF aH1 roe ar tus sifsssT - fbrse 81 . "a
g. yetF eEE teTsss
TJREEH a CARROLL.
8 Aev H0usemsB Bldr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

NJ. L SWEET, President
j. NJ. BARNETT. Wee President
HARVEY J. HOLLISrER. Cashier.
All classes OF banking business that are In
harmony with the National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters II Credit current in all parts of the
world issued In sums 10 suit. Interest Al
lowed al per cent on time certincAtcs OF
deposit .
LII. Witbey. George c. Pierce.
j. NJ. Barnett. J. GUNNER,
NJ 4. sweet Joseph Ii. Martin.
N j. Hol,isrer W X. Shelby.
Willard Bzrphardt, ". o. Hughart.
T. Crofton Fox. 7. LoettSert
L. E. Hawkins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

A historical table is doing service IN the
wsiting room 81 the Philadelphia. VIII
ninxson and Baltimore railroad ssasios In
vilmis9tou. IL is the tssie on vhsch toe
body of President Lincoln rested while
being ccnveyeyri 20 Springfield. Ills. 10,
burial The table sttr>rts little stfention.
VERY few people using the d-pcs being N
u,il;sr With its history --Wilniogten del }
News
q s-ex~ssfs~.
II can't stop the train ~ Yonks-s. sr,
la the csuductor This is through
express.
sDasr me. how swk-srt' Ton
couldn't-ah-pnt me- OF Il | we're ois
Ssso~derlr. ehy'-Hsrp-r' Bsxsr
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
WHY NOT
Buy so that you will be nicely
settled before cold weather
comeso

Buy so that you will be nicely
settled before cold weather
comes?
have time vet 10 hand you hoase to suit.
II you can not be suited in some things already
buiu. Ny Office contairs he largest lisi 81 do
stable property In toe err.
Call and ] will convince you
that l can save you money,
either for cash or monthly pay
mcnts.
have new house on Colt ave. TIA; viii
ioi a good farm aear c.ts. VIII pay cash ci
ference.
No. go Thomas viii sell cheap or exchange
fcT a small fra!i sarfn.
IS Charles ST. E0ea locatleA. cheap.
No Is leGraB1-si.. want 10 exchange for
equity for Smsi house on ,acaut let - lots.
Nice soon house. rev oak ana tiae fni.h.
on BaNtcf-Sf. - e1chaggr fcr rlsce on West
SIDE, property mus; be worth about x.e01.
M. i1 Lossn-ss.. on monthly payments.
No. s Acileycold 81. en- monthly payments.
viii take one o. more hofses ~ isrt pay.
have lsrSe let a. bargains. pTces from
$50 20 sss.fol
Have several good fsrrs near city Tor sale
aBd exehsuse.
] asve few cheap places for p nts Donfrfs
loan on good secsrtfs. faii nrn 80 Hi
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick block located on West BridEe-st..
Nos Ia. 1s9 aud Isl. Is for sale. Beck contains
three stores. The second floor ls in suites Of
rooms suitable for ofhees or housekeeping.
VIII sell for cash or Will take part ia city
property II sold IN Y days. Inquire of
s2tf A. A. LORD. Isl West Bridge st
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
nosgY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LeAN-oa GOOD rea estate
vi security At per cent ktasss Nefeef.
"a 10 Wladtcoms bgiidiag
7 sRGE ard small loans On short tire "a sny
IL rood security John a. Msrtln. - csasi-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

VIC &NtrINtft ttf sAiFs ilt> " etka cGl4r -
our VACANT LOTS. which must he SOLD. The
spring has been backward. this property Is
nov productive. and. In many eases. must be
turned inte money We quote prices ana
streets;
100 South End. 90 OH avenue.
8 is Matilda 80 Long avenue
s lsJ Clyde Park SO Diamond
s aOO susan Z 90 Charlotte
{ 20 West SO Marshall
{ - Johnson SO Willard
- North Prospect so Marion
30 West side z rs harrison
$ 30 Myrtle 3S5 CaPon
S 30 Nan 500 heGry
5 3ZS James 500 DAYTON
s $50 Carpenter $50 Reed
8 $50 South Division se fasi Lecuard
SIS Housemxa : IS Chatham
8 100 Stewart s575 Lysa
. 500 Griggs etn Page
: a. Benson coo Forest
s sa0 Massegon 90 shirley
{ 40 Ohio ESQ Dunham
5 $50 znd street so laion
40 Nagold $50 Carrier
s SOC Dlcsersoa soo Cas-.
S SO Damison so Huitrrworth
: SO Prince se,5 Clancy
SO Madison 800 Col,
: SO Moodlswn Z s9 South Lafayette
90 Forest $500 Prospect
sHo0 Lane avenue si5N sra avenue
Sli0J CianCs si'c0 center
500 lon.a $50 Weasihy
sl09 Brid2e - Logan
sliU0 Hastings 80 Madison
si.DO sfh street S-s.D Pearl
si.a Prospect sslsf Cherry
si2l0 Shawmu; si0n9 Fountain
$50 Lake avenue s70po South Division
sIa0 North ayrnue $50. 90 cana
IL 10 Lawn Court Si40 Colt avenue
WIAANS A ALLkN.
Phone SO. 3sads Tower Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

WHAT PEOPLE Want =: e., !: {: ;::...,
Twelve words will usually make two lines; thirteen and
not 10 exceed twenty words three lines.
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words 10 a line. There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

YOU don't know what you can bu3 IN real es-
tale Until you have called on l. = ProviB.
room o. Losttts block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

A GOOD CHANCE 10 get home. will sell
"A You lot and furnish you money 10 build
housc. Come in aua see me. William Ill. Gli-
bert. general real estate agent. room ). Wild
dieomb bulding. Ii
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

EOk >ALE-A nice room house in southeast
part OF town for only y. so. on easy terms.
kinscy i Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
ToR sALE-xIscELLANBoUs

E'OP SALE-Soda fountain. ice shaver, milk
shaker machine. counter scales, very low.
1ibhs' drug store. l2o Monroe ST., Porter block.
~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

LOR StLE-One team OF good work horses
With wagon. harness. etc; or VIII trade
for mortgage or other good security. In
quire of GEO. R5elofs. Il Canalst- ZlZti.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

IMPORTANT N0IICE-I have y nanber Of
customers looking for houses snd lots Any
one wishing 10 dispose cf taeir properly
should call al once William h. Gilbert. geil-
erai reai estate and loan agent. room s w u
cicomb building. no
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

NoTICE-rhe moiders employed ty the Grand
~ Rapids School Furniture Co. are locked out
of the said esmpssys shopi ineiders are re
qGested 10 stay away ffem 1rand Rapids az
present. By order OF committee. Issti
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

We advertise for sale. this week. same 81
cur VACANT LOTS. which must he so.d. The
spring has been backward; this property Is
nov productive. and. In many eases. must be
turned inte money We quote prices ana
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

L'0R SALE-At bargain. factory having
Sa.ttS ft. floor space. well nghtcd. steam
heated. substantially built. equipped Win au-
ton'atic srrtnklers. thus commanding lowest
rates for insurance. gooS dry aorse, power
plant. line shafting. etc. situated IN thfiF-
ing town m Northern Nifh.gs adinlfsb,y 10
Gated for the marufactnre ~ chairs. cheap
furniture refrigerstors sr weodenvsre. For
particulars address FACTORY. 14ih sad Railroad
SIS, PltsburG. Pa. --I -
30 TO sELLECk \ ANDRE. 1s south Div
W son-st epposts Nineesr plecs. when
you want to hUy or neil seeondt9asa ihfniture.
stoves ana ether sesiseheia goods Azlel
Lr0R SALE--Chesp. = herse pewtr boiler sna
enetne neariV new with furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Iaauirs OF a. {. iasiss; phons
AL. hstt
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

NVANTED-An honest. Intelligent young
w man With tD0to siv9. willing 10 work Tor
himself. can have tuil charse of n finc basi-
ness; druggist prefer I'd. Cali or address pr.
". III. k0ss. Grand Rapids. Mich. Once. Wid
dIconb building. ID
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

l,0R SALE-7-room house, stone foundation
hard aud soft water. well located; SlSS0
this month. A desirable house. Il rooms IN ID
efn improvements. $500 this month. Apply
q. once. Tibbs' drug store. Us MOnrce-st.. Por.
ter block 2i6
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
HELP WAsrED-AALE

VVANTED--A Photographer that under
w stands operating ana retouehing; must
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lilac, NJ en-. 90
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

I WILL OFFER some special bargains In
houses and lots and vacant lots this week.
Come and see lae. William IA. Gilbert. room 4
Niddlcomb building. 40
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

WANTED-i good mrn TO ind prohiaS'e en-
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-29
Governmental Cemeteries.

1t costs the United States about sixty
cents a month to take care of a dead SOL
der who lost his life in the service of the
Union. The sundry civil bill passed by
appropriated 500, 900 for ex-
penses Of the national cemeteries during
the fiscal year. In addition to this there
was the sum Of SIG, 900 set aside for sal
aries Of superintendents Of these burying
grounds, and there were also some odds
~and~ends, amounting to several thousand
dollars, for supplying head6tones where
they were lacking, and SO forth.
The government takes charge of all
these cemeteries, which are under the
direct control Of the quarternaster gen
eral Of the army. There are e~ighty-twO
OF them IN all, including an aggregate Of
1927, 900 burials. The smallest of the
burying grounds is at Balls Bluff, where
twenty-five Federal warriors are in
TERED, only one of them identified. The
next smallest is the old battle ground on
Seventh street in this city. 1t would be
much cheaper to remove the bodies rest
ing at both these places to other loca-
tons, but sentiment accords to them q
claim 10 remain Wnere Lney 1eii in Grave
fight.
So, although only forty-three are
buried at the battle ground, a superin-
tendent is maintained there in charge at
a salary of sixty dollars a month and
with a house free for his occupancy. The
superintendent, as decreed by law, are
all disabled veterans, none others being
eligible for the positions, and their pay
is, according to the size Of the cemeteries
they have charge Of, sixty, siSty-fve,
seventy and seventy-fved dollars a month.
Thus they are divided into four classes.
Washington Star.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-29
An Old Cure for Dfphtheria.

The most C essful cure for diphtheria
is Il of the old woman. remedies left
over from the last century. Medical sci
ence can't tell why it is good, but the
fact remains that it cures as many people
as drugs do, All the paraphernalia
needed is a basin, some hot water and q
good sized funnel. The basin must be
filled three-quarters full with very hot
water-as hot as can be secured-boiling,
if possible.
I4e patient takes the basin in his lap
ana places the open end of the funnel in
the water. Then he blows through the
mouth Of it. This will send the steam
from the water up from the basin to the
throat and chest, and he will naturally
inhale a good deal of it. After ten or
fifteen minutes relief will he experienced,
and if the operation is repeated frequent
ly enough a permanent cure viii be
established.-New York Telegram.