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The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
A BRUTAL ASSAULT
Mrs. McElroy, Aged 6S, Severely In
jured by Thomas Wright.

jured by Thomas Wright.
PROVIDENCE, June /. Thomas Wright,
junk dealer, living ut 90 Lippitt street,
entered his house and found his wife's
aunt, Catherine McElroy, in the kitchen.
Wright was drunk, and ordered the old
woman to leave the house.
She did not move quickly enough to sat
isfy Wright, who struck her on the head
with his fist, telling her to the floor.
Wright threw the Old woman out of doors,
and followed his blow ON the head with
several kicks on her prosterate form.
The man staggered back in the house,
and in II few minutes the woman
recovered sufficiently to attempt to walk
away. She had proceeded but few yards
when she WAS selzed with deathly weak
ness.
A neighbor carr ed the now unconscious
woman into house near by. A physician
found the woman iii u very critical state,
and thinks that she may die from her ill.,
juries. Wright was arrested and held,
awaiting the result of the womans in
juries. Mrs McElroy is suffering from "a
rupture Of the intestlnes. She is about is
wears Of age
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
Fairfield.

The selectmen have contracted for
1000 yards of concrete walk to be laid
here this season. If it works satisfac-
torily there will be more put down.
Two pieces will be tried first; one on
Newhall and the other on High street.
Arthur Farnham, one of the mill Oper-
atives at Shawmut, met with serious
accident in the new saw-lnill. One of
his fingers was partially cut off, the re-
mainfer being badly jammed. 1t was
promptly attended to and he is now do
ing we'll.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
East New Portland.

We are sorry to learn that Henry
Parsons of this place who has been at
work in mill in Lewiston has recently
lost two fingers from his right hand. lie
returned home the 27th.
Mr.. Herbert Il. Purinton Of Water
vile, and Il graduate from Colby. is eN-
pected TO supply the Free Baptist
churches IN this town and vicinity for
two or three months.
The snow. the green grass and leaves.
and the apple blossoms combined in
forming Il fascinating view Sunday morn
ing the 22nd.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02

The contract for the building of the
new Sehoolhouse has after considerable
delay been awarded IL Mr.. Harrison
Burns of Fairfield. for the sum of $4,000,
seating and beating included.
The ears for the electric road are ON
their WAY here now, and will arrive i'll a
few day.. The track i about ready and
the cars ought to be in regular working
order in two weeks
The Maine Manufacturing Company
have just completed 1000 refrigerator,
which are all sold They now commence
ON wooden guns to be used during the
coming campaign say the Journal.
The new street between here and VA
terville /, to be built AT once. The work
to he done with road machine 1t will
make very pleasant drive
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02

Baltimore, Nd, May %.
have been using Anidrosis daily
upon all my patients, including my.
self and wife, for paralytic troubles,
with very pleasing results. The
impression of those who read your
monster paper without testing the
luxurious method is that it is a
great big Yankee advertisement
Plenty of old Southern prejudices
left here yet. propose to convert
them to this principle Of disinfec.
ting the human system in spite OF
their steTeotyped ideas.
w. F. SKINNER, M. ID.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
W est Hartland.

Mr.. Silas SHILLING and wife were
down from Willimantic, and made II visit
here, and went to Pittsfield, where Mr..
S. got a job to work, this summer, at his
trade.
Eugene Richardson and family have
moved to the village, he has been in
trade a number of years out to Turtle
Lake, Wisconsin, and returned home
last winter.
Fred Wyman and wife have gone to
Canaan to visit friends.
The farmers in this part of the town
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
fIartlaIlti.

Last saturday Mr.. Frank Shaw and
Miss Cora Webb went away very quietly.
1t afterwards proved that they were
married at Bangor a party of their
friends learning that they would arrive
on the noon train to-day went to the
depot to meet them and escorted them
home to the music of an imprumptu
band. and amid the throwing of rice and
old shoes. Mr.. Shaw and his young
wife are very popular and have the best
wishes of their many friends.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
The annual crop of English walnuts
in southern California reaches million
and half pounds.

There Is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable For many
years doctors pronounced it a local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be con
sttutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney <
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only oonstitu-
tiona cure on the market. 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 dreps to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces fthe system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi-
monals. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
CORRESPONDENCE
Isnbtlcn Center.

Nice growing weather and gra>> auc
grain are looking well.
Deer are quite plenty and are mol very
wild.
Death has again visited the family Of
Grant Wi,lam and taken his only child
little Leon lie died ON the evening OF
the 9th and the wife and mother died
the 22nd OF April. II is hard blow Ion
Grant and lr has the sincere sympathy
of his ncighhors and friends.
Mrs. Minnie Berry made her parents.
in Concord. Il short visit last week.
The men who have been on the Dead
river drive came home last week.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02

Jeremiah Durgin, Frank Durgin, and
George Durgin started for Ellis Pond
fishing, saturday morning.
The ladies of this place made a bee
Saturday afternoon for the purpose ot
cleaning the school house and they did
a very nice job.
The Dead rivers drive. Pay Nilc-.
foreman, reached the main river Friday.
They got out hut smala part Of their
logs, ON account OF low water.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
AnidrOSiS.

West Suf erior, Wis, Nay 20.
Dear Drive are progressing
finely with AnidrOsis treatment and
securing grand results. Some fine
witnesses as TO the efficacy of your
method is at your disposal here, if
more is needed to open the eyes OF
the dis stressed.
ARTHUR BRIGH A NJ.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
FlFTY-secoND CONGRESS.


WAsHINo1os, May 27.--Hill lodged a silver
vote in the senate. Another coinage debate is
on. Stewards tree coinage bill was taken up.
In the house an amendment to the sundry
civil bill was adopted providing that the gov
eminent exhibit at the Worlds fair shall not
h open sundays. An amendment regarding
compensation for clerks Of federal courts, ETC..
was adopted.
WASHINGTON, May eS.-The silver bill wa )
postponed in the senate and the sundry civil
appropriation bill was passed by the house.
WAsHINGToS, May D.-ln the house Sat
urday the legislative appropriation bill was
reported and referred and then the house
went into committee of the Who'll. on the
posloffice appropriation bill. The senate was
not in session.
WASH GToN. June l.-Scnator sherman
begun his silver speech in the senate. Little
progress was made on the postoffice appropri-
alton bill in the house.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
Oak laiitl.

Mr.. Elmer Ellis died Thursday last
aged - years.
Willie Soulc arrived home from Cali
fornia where he has been for nine years.
Mrs. Willie Collins of Chelsea. Mass.
j. visiting her two sisters. Mrs. Hattie
+. Gross and Mrs. Ora Burrill of this
town.
The Juniors of this place played the
Night Hawks at Waterviic with II score
of II to 10 in favor of the Juniors.
Senator lIaines has had several large
tanks built under the grist mill and will
place 10000 handbook salmon III them
until fall when they will be placed III
McGrath pond.
{. W. Wheeler, son of Cyrus Wheeler
left here for Boston saturday where he
has II nice job. &,
The Tuesday club closed the winter
program by reception To its lady
friends at the home of Mrs. \. Il. Small,
May. 2ith. After very enjoyable en-
tertainmcnt consisting of piano solos by
Mrs. Lizzie Aver and Miss Lulu Could
inS, vocal music by Miss Alice Bates
and Mrs. Flood of Watcrvilc and an cs-
say on '"Wommn's place in Literature
read by Mrs. stevens, Il dainty lunch
was served. The company numbered
forty.
Memorial sunday was observed by the
G. A. X. with appropriate services nj
Memorial Hall. The parts taken by
sons and daughters of Veterans added
much to the interest of the occasion.
In the evening the hall was filled to
| listpu IN an address by Col j. r. tillpy
of Rockland.
Deacon John Wheeler one of the oldest
residents in town, who has been very
i'll is reported better. Mr.. F. ). Nelson
is also improving. ;.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
New Portland.

Rev b. Minard closed his lahors with
the lSt Free Baptist church last sunday
After brief visit to his family in llonl-
ton. he goc, to Lowell, Mass. as Il sup
ply for Rev. {. f.. Frost while he takes
hi, vacation
II. X. Purington comes to supply for
the churches here through the summer.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
st. Adams.

Decoration day was observed here as
usual by the G.. \. X. and citizens. AZ
ter visiting the cemetery they returned
to the Town Hall, where they listened
to soul stirring speech by 4. j. Peakes
of Charleston. Me. The Hartland Band
furnished music.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
commissioners NOTICE.

The undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by the Judge of Probate for Somerset County,
to receive and examine the claims of the cred
itors against the estate of Thomas Young, late
OF Starks, deceased, represented insolvent,
give notice that six month from the tenth day
of May 1892 are allowed for said creditors to
present and prove their claims, and that they
will be in session for the purpose of receiving
said claims and proof, at Corson school house
in Starks, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of
each day, Monday the fourteenth day of
November and on Monday, the fifth day of
December next. 3w22.
SETH II. WILLARD, r,.-...
CHARLES l.. HOLBROOK. ! Noiiiiissiohefs'
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02

have got their planting about done. eN-
cept the Wet land.
The rain of saturday night aud sunday
has changed the looks of grain and gra>-
very much. Il.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
Athens.

Mis-. Ella Weseott l. dangerously i'll
with an ahsce-s in her side. Dr>. Filing
wood and Harvey are attending her.
Mrs. William Ladd died MAY y OF
consumption, aged IS wears months.
\ more extened notice of her death. nest
week.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF SOMERSET Co.
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET IS, May IS, 1892.
This is to give notice that on the 18th, day of
May. A. d. 1892, a warrant in insolvency was
issued out of the Court OF insolvency for said
County Of Somerset against the estate of
HoratiO NJ. Nelson adjudged to be an inso-
vent debtor on petition of said debtor; which
petition filed on the 18th day of May, A.
d. 1892 to which date interests on claims is to
be computed. That the payment of any debts
to or by him are forbidden by law. That a
meeting of the creditors of said Debtors to
prove their debts and choose one or more as
sgnees of his estate, will be held at a Court of
Insolvency to be holden at the Probate Court
Room in said Skowhegan, in said County OF
Somerset, on Tuesday the 18th day of June A.
ID. 1892, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
ALFRED WEYMOUTH, Deputy
Sheriff Messenger of said Court of Insol-
vency for said County os Somerset. 2w2l.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
Scion.

Quite a delegation went to Athens
Monday to take part in Memorial SER
vices.
Mr.. Curtis on the 0. o. Nittum place
lost child by canker rash. Proper pre-
cautions have been taken by the board
of health to prevent its farther spread.
Oscar Bean has torn down his stable.
Judge Boswell has had his office raised
up and repaired. We hear that W. b.
Brown of Skowhegan is to occupy il for
law office.
Last Thursday Rev. Mr.. Rcmck' : team
was standing in front of l.. W. Mclntirc :
store. the horse became frightened and
started for home. Mr.. Remick who was
standing beside his team was dragged
some distance. but was unable to stop
his horse who turned in at l.. w. Me
Intire's, breaking one shaft the willie
tree and dasher.
Apple trees are blossoming quite full
all crops are looking well since the rains.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02

Cotton goods of all kinds owing to the
erection of mammoth cotton manufactur.
ing plants all over the country, is as cheap
and as good as in any country upon earth
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
Siiiitlliicld

Bu>nrs, l. rather quiet Al boblin
granite quarry.
There will be services at the Gould
school house ncNl sunday at O'Clock i.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
The Forks.

90. Vittum of Scion was in town
last week.
n. W. Murphy passed through this
place last Friday with load of "Spolt-
ers.''
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02

Grass is looking well since the rain.
Farmers are getting their spring. work
nearly donc.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
skoWhEoAM MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by CAIRNS i GOODRICH, Gro
Gerry ana Provision Dealers, lag Water Street.
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We. the undersigned Trustees Of the Mechanics
Bui dung Association mo. ~ Of Alexandria, Va,
certify that w, have examined the above state
ment 81 find The afm, correct.
EHsf2 I. +; SPEED: ssap:sR. Trustees.
IL CT W, SUMMER
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Separate Cars.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Jan. "A. 1892.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Jan. IL. 1o9Z.
To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Subscriber" in yonr issue os the 1l;h in-
stat in very sensible article cn the quez-
ton OF separate cars" alludes with much
show OF reason to the past end present
status OF the negro, his wait OF EeasDe5s
end bile irregular department, and touches
lightly on the strongest argument, t. wilt,
tle "God given ouor. not OF Asaoy the
bcst." There Is the rub Mr.. Edito:! Lst US
not draw the line on "co!or." Ga ut! we
are law abiding people and that might be
t1orgds "agin de Law" but draw distincS
Iins ON the aroma" leaving everything else
OF OF the quett or that is good cause. aud
en- insuperaoe argument. Draw The lice
here, ard tae travelling community will be
Iii; OF fearful nuisance. Il i, true SONS OF
our kind and liberal hearted citizens iear
the grest expense which they think would
.nuure 10 the railroad company stoult Lhe
=. '.eDara.a Carl system be adopted In Vr-
ginle, but why st? 10 other t.tes It is
,aw, and ia Mississippi tle law works ndmi-
by, for when t3e travel does t j1 t ~ two
care, I have seen a division placed In one
car lone palt for the white man" and zone
Dart for the negro" In connection with
thls let me invite the at,ei on of our leRis
latiye Soons In Richmond to what Is coo-
ca ed and known to be the wishes of their
constituents on this qaett on and impresa
uDcn them that their wi7ep, daughters, SIS
tess, cousirs, aunts and sll their fii-nde,
male aud female, advocate separate cars"
Woe be to the political future OF the '.Vlr.
ginia legislator" who igncresitte expressed
wish ef his copst. lel t., snd fails to adVo-
care the passage of "separs t. Car" law.
b ar, far bettar for that na1 that a
mili It ne oe hung abott his neck and he
bs cast into the depths OF tae sss!'
NIX"
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The Pension Iniquity.

10 the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Much hss been written about the extra2a-
gsnce, corruption and inlq1ity. gsr orally, OF
.ha ass en- OF pensions to the soldiers OF the
sr,ny cs taa North ia 1876. but nothing
sc a.tihing oa the sui jact has INST my eye 80
ao article, DEGRADATION by Psnaions." 10
ths December Forum By gallant Federal
ctfiosr, Lisutenaot Allen B. Foote, whose
figures @e quote:
Ths aggregate d!sbu,sed by the United
States in pensions for tho fiscal year endlng
June 80. 1891, is the enormous cum Of $123 :
1872, 2O2.35, This is more than is paid fer
IKE purpose ey the rett of the globe put to.
esther, enc more than the cost OF the entire
military establishment, pensions included,
Of any European power. Yet NO mey es-
tesu outEe!7ss fortunate II tao totsl for the
year ending next June Is less than hun.
dred and f.ty millions.
The entire number OF survivors CT the
Fs0ersl military service in June latt wes es'
t!msteG at 1.20S 707. OF these there were
actually cn the pension roll $40 les, and
tho.e we're, besides. 3e4 .551 original Invalid
claims pending. This makes, TO use Lieut..
Foote'S words, Sc total o! 9C4. .7C9 soldiers
who a.e receiving. or attempting to procure,
pensions, and proclaims to the world that
out OF ], ,21S, ,707 living soldiers, only BOB 99S
sre ncw able to earn respectable living"
o. this showing, It is eurely not uncbarils-
bic to say that tbs survivors of our former
foes ore, as class, either the most worth
less or The most meudaclous Of mankind.
But we are not even allowed TO hope thef
10 further legis!stion Ia favor Of pensions Is
imminant. The Grand Army Of the Repub.
lic-tha. mos5 illustrious OF the mendicsnt
ordess-is slill crying for more. Where 1t Is
all 10 stop no one knows. but from present
indications these mercenary patriots Will
neyer cease agito.ion until they have 3D.
cured q service pension fyr every survivor
of.ha vsr L. NJ B.
Fairfsz county. Va, Jan Is. 1892
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Health is " aalth

Da. g. G. wEors NasvE AND BR.r:; T2EAT.
GENT, guaranteed spocifc for Hy5teFIa, Dzzi-
pess, Convu !sions Fitu, Nervous Eeuralsls' Head.
,che, Nervous Prostrstion caused Sy the use OF
slcohol or tobacco, Wskefuneaa, &ontl Depress-
ion softsning of the Brain resulting in ;nssnisy
and and leading to misery dcc;.y and deash, Prec'a-
tore Old Age, BarrennesR, Lo'o OF Powcr
In either soz, Involuntary Losses and Spermat9r-
rhcea caused By over-ezertion OF the tTa!r, oeit-
afrsc or oyor Indulgence. Each hox contains one
mon,h'n trestmont, $1.00 box, or si1 boxes for
$500. sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price
WE GUARANTEE Sex 29zEs
TO care sny case With osch order received by Us Us
Tor SIX boxes, accompanied with %9''h', Te wiz
aonS tho purchsser orr written gcsl artes 20 fe.
fnnd tho money if the treatment dces not eject 2
cure. Guarantees issued only by
CvAgEEg ef. EET&1B.
Drugeiar, 6o4 King esrosj,
Gunersl Aeent. hlezsr6ria. "a
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City of Aler,ndriato TO nit:
PersenAlty appeared before the undersigned, a
Notary Public in and for the city aforesaid, in the
State of Virginia, B. ". Avery, President, and
Leonard Ms1bury. Secretsry, OF the Mecbanics'
tuidinz Association (No. II OF Alexandris, Va,
ard q 10 oath that the statement hereto annexed
is true to the best of their knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 14th day of Jan.
u.rS, 1S93. a. W. ARMSTRONG,
Notary Public.
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fgTOl.D ~ y coal YARD
~ h!,D FIRE DWELLING
EGE GAZE

~ NJ. EiEE DIV ELLlSG
FOE SALE.
of:r st PIRATE ssla the Wood and Coal Yard
aud Oulfi. OF tie Arm CT Geo. s. Smith s. Son. on
Fairfax street, tttgaou Qaoen and Princess
streets, AisSs 4 iria, Va. Tie outfit consists Of
ere shlts Yaan, two shuto cats, tTo wood cSrls,
fvo horses, cnNno snd toler, one woodcuttsr,
enc got FairbsnSs sea es aod ell other nccts-
sary appliances.
Tho yard is doirs good business, snd this is 8
first cas- opportunity Tor pOrson to engage in
Profitable eutorp,i:e.
also the re.itcrce. 222 north st. Asaph street
The house and s;Gclo bss fron tige on 81 Asaf h
street of fifty foet niro inches, and has double
pa1lor, dining rocm kitchen, Eve bid rooms and
conservatory water gss and latr ,ba stoves aud is
in first class condition.
nov27 tt WI II. sNITJ, City scrgt.
EoRRENT-Tbe THREE.sToRY BRICK
Z DWELLING, in good order, lately occupied
by myself, No. 1G9 south Fsirfax street. Apply
next door
no,9tf THOs. LEADBEATER.
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VOL. XCIII. no. Is
Yo,kyilla. 9. e, hng. p, 81.

IU.E-YIIltl' l.'-'f LR8.N' ..
At.ntc Elcctropoisa: 6cnttomen-for the past
s7, vosrs n1y vie hss besn suffaroz from dys-
nep,i4 80 conplctaiy Ola the c:soase ineEa
srcs Ct nor f.-Irer self that life almost ds-
s.a;rod Of Eer aervoos system was almost en-
tirely dessroyo!, sad the e!ig5teat noise would
throw her into ne17aCs eH ssEi, which would last
Tor hours Mc3ical skill f2'ie1 10 bring aDy re-
lef.
ai1ne we were Induced To try the Elect ,opoise.
After persistent nse Of tho iassFument, the effect
hss bocn wonderful Ber nervous system hes
hesn restored 10 IT'S almost norsnal cnndition her
digestion is wonderfully improved; she is rspidly
gaining in eesh SID, Dpon tho "hole, is meslSg
vanderfui cnrativo powors of ,hs Eltctropoise, 90
her c4se Was Considered hoasles.. II any arc
.kcpt:ca on the srsiec let tnoru try tho Electro
no,se, and its wonderful powers will quickly dis
nai all dnuht Yours truls. ~ ". P&DFST.
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ZOE ogER FIFTY FEARS.

AN OLD AEo WSLL-TRIED REMEDY.-k-s
Winslow's Soothing srrup has been used for over
Ei,, ysara by N;E;o~ Of Mothers for their Chill
dren While TSeth:ss with Perfee. Success 1t SOOses
the Ch;d, softsos the Sam, Alays all Pain; Cures
E;nH cog and is the best remedy for Diarrhaa
Sold by Druggists in eyeyy part OF the world. 1t
yelue is incalculsble Be sure and ask for Mrs
;yi,s,oa,s Soctizg Ssea0, and take no other klno.
rvonty.fve cenia sott1e.
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BURNED HER DAUeHTEB TO DEATH

BURNED HER DAUGHTER TO DEATH
News OF o horrible crime comes from Vslen-
cia, Venezuele. The daughter OF sllve5sra
Gutierrtz persisted In attending bsll
srainss the yishes of her mother. When
ebe returned homs the mother poured kero.
sene over the girl and her ball dress. to
which che applied lighted match. The
Girl suffered terribly and died OF her irlu'
ries. Her mother has been placed in j 4il,
but il is believed the Infuriated popu.ace
will lynch her.
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Value OF e,ch paid up share. 1927 TO-
Number of shares outstanding 3S6.
r W.AVERY, President.
LEONbRD MARBUEY, Secretary.
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,rnUTEN,s 1RNICA SALVE.

RUCKLEN,.S ARNICA SAL Y PE
Tn. BEsr sALyE in the world for Cuts Bruises,
soros nlcors Salt Bheura, Fever Sores, letter,
Caspped Hands, Chilblsins, Cores and all Skin
Eruptio1 s, and positively cures Piles, or 60 pay
required IL is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. Price % cents Per
tox For sale by E. s. Leadbcater s. fro.
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ALEXANDRIA VA MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY is 1892
The Mercantile Railway Building & Loan Association
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

President T. ndon virini
President PARK AGNEW
Ivestuen and eCompany
Trenurer gofA
scretry Aezandr
@ARBURy
Organzsd and Chartered as National Building Clean association
lily,
Onedo
70
Frtoc kandfur , O.
dLosn n,Asocat