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night, but the next evening he threat
ened that if che did not bring forward
some plan within a couple Of days to
solve the difficulty he would murder
her. If he could not marry her no
one else should. There was no ques-
ton in her mind but that he had be-
come daft and dangerous. A simple
incident in the kitchen of the sanitari-
um solved the whole mystery. One
of the female servants noticed that
.ldair had changed greatly Of late,
and she had her eve upon him when
he slipped some food from the table
INTO his handkerchief. Nothing was
said to him at the time, but the wo-
man began TO put this and that to-
gether, and she finally began to Won
der and suspect. She communicated
with her master, and he with the de-
tective, who was still at the place. and
that evening Adair was followed to
the cave and Miss Bailey rescued.
The young man was arrested and
thrown into prison, and it became evil
dent that he had lost his mind and
could not be held legally responsible.
After a medical commission had pro-
nounced on his case he was sent TO an
asylum. Mr. Bailey and his daugh-
ter went home, and those who still
fingered had ceased to talk of the case
when climax to ii came Adair es-
capped from the ASYLUM, returned to
the sanitarium, proceeded to the room
formerly occupied by Miss Bailey and
there committed suicide by cutting his
throat.
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Children CRY for
Pitchers Castoria.
Caught in the Act.

For some time past Constable tio>>age
has been missing wood from his back ward.
and he was certain it was being stolen.
:" in order la convince himself OF the fact.
yesterday he secured two fierce dog> and
turned them loose in the back yard. Al
ter busy day and evening he returned to
his home, and was not long abed until he
was last asleep. and completely ob!ivious
to wood or dog>. About , O'Clock this
morning, however. he was awakened by
the wome, folks of the house, who with
dire screams and CALCULATIONS. exclaimed
''Oh. the dogs have man and are eating
him up" Jim repaired to the scene OF
the encounter a, quickly as possible and
found the dogs had corncred one John Hen
~ Summers, an old timer and party well
known to the police. His clothing had
been badly torn by the onslaught of the
CANNES, and he was a pitiable looking
sight. When asked what he was doing
about at that time of the night, he ex-
plaine! that he was just crossing the yard
to make short cut to a friends. Jim let
him go, but feels certain he will lose no
more wood.
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Walnut Grove Institute.

The teachers of this section of the
country held their regular monthly
meeting at Walnut Grove school house
on last Saturday, Dec. II.
The following is the programme lof
the meeting:
Should drawing be taught in the
public schools? Miss Guihn.
How to teach penman=hip. Miss
Tina Shafier.
How to attain the best results in
arithmetic. Miss Gross.
The attendance was small but there
was much interest manifested.
At $3.50 p. NJ. the meeting closed
all present feeling their benefit in be-
ing present on the occasion. The
teachers of this division of institute
are taking much interest in our meet
ings.
All schools were represented by
specimens of penmanship, examination
work, map drawing and literary work
by pupils.
Our next institute will be held on
the third Saturday of next month.
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1t Opens the Ewes.

My daughter is losing her sight,
said an anxious mother, land just ON
the eve of marriage, too. What shall
| do?" Let her get married, by all
means" responded the doctor: "marri-
age is regular eye-opener." A mans
eyes open pretty widely, when he finds
his wite's charms disappearing. Health
is the best friend of beauty, and the
innumerable ills to which women are
peculiarly subject. its worst enemies.
Experience proves that women who
possess Inc best health, use DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. 1t is the only
medicine for women, sold BY druggist,
u"cter a posture guarantee from the
manufacturers, that it will give satls-
faction in every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle-wrapper, and
carried out for MANY years.
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dirty ditch. But for herself and her
Indian maiden she reserved all the
bright, glittering, brass wheels, with
which they each made for themselves
necklaces, by connecting the different
parts together with string. Whence
they all proceeded on their way, per-
fectly serene and contented.
Another amusing investment was
made by n big buck at a carriage re-
pository. In this instance the whole
family entered. The dealer politely
showed them about, but nothing
seemed to please them, until they
came to hearse. This, with its Orna-
mental plumes and plate glass sides.
Immediately captured the ap-
proval of all. Nothing would an
swer except that hearse, and
80 the dealer sold it to them at a price
which he had purpoSely put away be-
yond its value, with the hope that The
extravagant price might dIssrlade
them from making purchase. But
no, they must have that hearSe. Then,
after paving for it, the mighty chief
must have harness for his two bron-
chns. To attach them To it, which was
also purchased. After the farmain
was made and the bronrhoS attached.
the old squaw mounted the seat by
the big chief Is driver, with one of
tie ycang >quawS by her side, and the
TALES, OF the voting braves sitting on
an ornamental canopy on the top:
while the three remaining little braves
were bundled into the body of the
hear-e. and along with key and sew
s'"' Jug olf fire water. and a lot of
ltaPs they had already purchased,
AIey drove away, and the amo,nnt OF
,ro"a dignity these simple children =
ne forest displayed aS they drove +
way would have turned the soul Off
knickerbocker green with
G.v. -ee" "ith
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Eyes and Ears

have we that We may see and hear:
brains, that we may reason and under
stand: so there's little excuse for much.
OF the suffering that is tolerated. DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
fast becoming the one recognized rem
edy for all diseases resulting from thin
impure and impoverished blood.
Indigestion and dyspepsia. >crofu-
ious affections, liver and kidney dis
eases, sores and swellings. catarrh and
consumption, are blood affections.
With purified. enriched and vitalized
blood. they flee as darkness before the
light. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery Is the only guaranteed blood
purifier and liver invigorator. Sold
~ trial. Money promptly returned,
4 it dosn't benefit or cure
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indian Depreciation CIar,s Allowed

County Treasurer liugh,> h;f rr'r'N''' i
communication from the niir-, NIft'> eN-
aaiir;cr oil claims. al the iai ~ depart
nl,:'. urIiiy.r- him thai Ia "."rii'"'
With AZ sci Of congre->. ra--,el ,F?Fc'i L.
i-fi ia, uiic,i State cbus. ',i ci'i','' t''"
-.ii....-! ~, ,.;.i,p. ,i N.,.,.s |, I."gir.
John VI. ;jI>lcy and ,,,-nrgr Vi. l',.i,rfi"'.'
,h,>,. claims grew "ut III ,i'.'7''t!"h~
.'"pu;t;"d in the early day. and ir'' ne"
iIava''ie 1" the per>nu> ragr,i. If;! h'ir>
e: assigns. I'll ia. p=r.;,-~ iinc@ I'VE al
lid live. in PcttiS ,,iuniy.
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nlaTriei

"n Wednesday, peccmhcr liih. At arr"ii-
lon, Alabama. by the Rev. Mr.. curry, al
the residence of the brides mo,h.i. Mr. H.
l.. NavG.Id. Of P,.asap, ,;r-,I Cooper
comfy. Mo. and Miss Ellie Nav. IN ~ .I,"','
daughter of the late Major +. II. which,
"i tarrollton
- - of Cen
81 NJ; - -, .Ia"iI.. i,'enti-
G,.J III H. ~, a,..;"I ;'',.s oi the
.,,,,. IL !. IN H.. ,.nnar.,nI.,aJon cap
80, :, D. LIS - tom the
-, ,.,,,,,,, IL. known
f.r h. 80 -, -. head
and heart
THr BAzoo extends congratulate ''' :"
the newly we,ldetl.
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Deserved Advancement of Ge'
Qalhy.

1t give, the BAzoO pleasure to n sm'
encourage industry and perseverance, ~,
when young man is energetic, and i.sn;
ious to rise higher in his sphere of 49,
ness. he will always receive kindly '''
from il. a.
Mr.. George l.. Daily who has i ,hs e
past three years been connected wi 49,,
ag,r'.J - nv ,'iI .'l fa' =, taa with
the National Bank OF Commerce of
City, and will leave us in few DAYS, m,
sumo same. We wish George an honi "
and prosperous future.
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o. \. Crandall of the S. :. VI. Il y l.
reports that the money has already I.
secured to begin work on the North y
South linefrom Springfield and Just as !
as the right Of way is offered. As an inst:s
of the want Of zeal shown by some Of
committee selected to solicit sub>crip,i
gentleman called upon him to-day
subscribed $500. stating that he had NJ
been approached. II the four commit
who have done no soliciting 50 far, wd,
only exert themselves little there iss
doubt the money that is required Of
county could be quickly pledged.
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Green Twyman.
~ HOLY wErL"cv rorNp.

~ HOLY WtiiI"'E Eot Nj.
ILi. ,.v,.,,,p. nj \ ,,',.io,k a, ne resi-
.,.;,.. .: ;hy ,r;;,,,, I.a-c,,.s. Mr.. u M.
l. II ,;rrer 81 M ZIG West seventh
~irsrr. the Rev. J. Ross Stevens, oil the
broadway PRESBYTERIAN church. VII UNITE
m marriage Miss Bessie Green AL Mr. =
!. lwyman. late nj Warrcn>burg. ui now
connected with Hail ~ W'itm"rc.
'-~id.-~ the families of III CON
ira"t;"s couple, none hu The
most intimate friends sill be- present.
among them being Miss Greens dearest
friend. Miss Lucy Leech, of CapeGi anieau.
From the preparations being i'ade, Il
Very ENJOYABLE time can he anticipt.d ny
those wuo will he ~ fortunate -, I" hc
present. and the BaZon joins hearty WITH
each and all. in wishing the happ, PAIR a
m">i perfect future.
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A small blaze occurred at o'clock
this afternoon in North Sedalia, beyond
the water mains, so the fire department was
not called. The fire, which caused con-
siderable smoke, was quickly extinsuished.
1t was caused by defective chimney. in a
small frame dwelling occupied by James
Daniels and family.
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A Specially.

makes speciality of fine
cigar, anfliquors at The Diamond. A."
10 WestSecond street. Give him a
call whet you buy Christmas goods.
me luf in the Probate Court. who
were >'ttint Yesterday afternoon upon an
inquiry asto the present sanity of Miss
LIZZIE '"iwsl, found her mentally restored
an" aecreei that she be placed in possess
ION Vi ner ifl rights rs sane person.
FRANK falknor and Harry Phillips.
'he ooIiging Jerks of Hotel Kaiser. were
TODAY feeling sore in their joints. after
their exploit. upon the ice Of Fishers
pond.
They skated i'll their limbs were sore.
ana say that hey will skate no more;
|. !, Mess perch;nce, some maiden nice.
'""uld ask toglide upon the ice.
just abo't the time of going to pres.
Justice Fisher was making preparations
hi. ' eau trial olMR,s Ray Of Dumpville,
eaed Weapons % .Fsn Of ai sd1rIyns CON
boxing gentlema,ils least IS years Of ace
nd looks quite fegie and harmless and Il |
ould justify i :. Tn. ..-4 against him
as dismissed.
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January I, 1898, William r.
Mckeen, President of the Terre Haute
and Indianapolis Railroad Company,
will commence his twenty-sixth wear
as President Of that company; and
from a road seventy-three miles in
length it has developed into the Wanda
liza system with 639 miles Of main line
and thirty-three miles of coal branches
at Brazil.
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! the Probate Court

q, >tameniary were granted bv
me fr"h'i- conrt Ia day. To Samuel q.
NeE 'S fcui"r of the estate of William
with the Ia will and ,.s,,man,
And letis al ,dm;n;s,r,r;onv .r.,,
ga L" aihehe Graham. widow OF Nicho-
''s "faha' a. administrators al the
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IL. IL 1ran has traded tn +. W.
{ honey. III, .,rn,r Io,. 81 i,,.; fr,n,;".,
'hin Street " the corner ri Sixth. The
c"h>idefi,'" was Cloney's brick building
near >iXih Get. and money.
Mr. ZION will. in early spring. improve
building.
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Missouri Cheap Lands.

One hundre,l-ff,y thousand acres OF rich
farm, grazing and mineral lands in South
west Missouri, Tor Sale cheap. For partic-
giars, address Land Agent Frisco line. Roe
Building, St. Louis, Mo. 2-iOwtf
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Sentie As The Summer sra.. +,

I'd rather take a thrasi,ipy anu
iime than a,~e Of pills." groaned /.
patient To whonr ." oct.r bad nuo
scribed phySic. I'D as "'aa PRE-
with what ails me now. a. Ia S"h
with the pills
81 don't think you've taken any q
the pills l prescribe, or You wouldn
dread the prescription 80" laughed til
Doctor. II never Use the old. in>in
twisterS Won have in mind. Use DI
pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They a
ways make me think of Il part a: a
old hymn
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Gentle ~ the summer hrr,zr
The best thing of the kind ever in
vented. No danger of their making
YOU sick. You'll hardly know you've
taken them. wouldn't Tire any 9th
er in my practice.
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, In. Any Tor Plaintiff.

Both Mr.. Doll .. "' iu. IL, ' Of their
seem confident of tin, matter to the
cause and will tight t
end. some una,cnuaintri
i, i claimed b,nar in order to -ecure
with the facts, ,c entertainments. Mr..
f Doc 10 thFmisrepre>eniation-, but
/ amonaade hundreds in the city per-
, <onaliv acquainted with the integrity
and rectitud, of that gentleman Meme
believe him cnable OF duplicity in
= any respect.
The parties int e~ted -ta,e that the
matter will he pres / vigorously t" Il
,-unciu,iun
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A Fine Dinner

for ID cents at Tessmeris, lis West
street, "The Diamond"
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SUIT FILED.
j. Boon Dodge in Hot Chase of
Or. Il. W. Woods Shekeis.

The BAzoo, in its issue OF week
ago to-day. made mention Of the cir
cumstances of J. Boon Dodge being
elected from the opera house bya pO-
liceman, acting under the orders of
DIR. II. w, Wood, the manager. The
instrument Of ejectment was Officer
Tom Smith. Ii was also intimated in
the article alluded to, that Mr.. Dodge
would bring suit against the manager
of the opera house in the. sum of s25,-
600. The suit was filed to-day through
Hon. y. ID. Hastain, Mr.. Dodge'> al
torney, and is rs follows:
THE CAUSE.
In the Circuit Court oi Perti> COUNTY
Missouri. Nav Term lS.':;.
Josiah Il. Dodge, Plaintiff
against
III. ". Wood. Defendant.
Plaintiff complains and alleges that on
Saturday the 10th day of Dec. \. u. ls.,s.
the defendant unlawfully. maliciou>lv and
without pruuaLl, cadse, and with intent la
iniurr oppre>> and humiliaie plaintiff. did
come and procure plaintiff 10 he arrested
and restrained of his liberty al the Woods
Opera House, in the city Of Seialia Mis-
souri,. aud with force aud arms, To- be con
viewed from his seal i'm said opera house,
and forcibIy elected thereirom, unlawfnlly.
without probable cause. with
out authority Of law far - doing and against
the will ri plaintiff did cause plaintiff 'to
be detained imprisoned and restrained OF
his liberty Tor the space of two hours,
when plaintiff was then released and dis
charged, whereby plaintiff was injured in
his credit and standing Inundated suffered
great bcdily pain and mental anguish. and
t,ined damages in the sum III Twenty
H. NO. uSand Dollars. ior which ne asks
We Thu lie nd for his casts.
'dsment a''",r ?. y. i!A~TAiS.
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openiag spd Closing q thu Mails.

Kor;hs,n nails close at 1850 aad $50 e. IL
sad 12:z5 snd 6:96 ?. N. and e:45 p. n. Open
ct 500 a. -, 1900 IA, and $50 ?. N.
Southern malls, via Charlottesville, Virginia,
closa st 8 25 and 100 a.. "a. and S45 p. "a.
Open a. 500 ard LAT p. u and $50 D. H.
:dauaggag Division uails close ct SEQ e. n.
and $50 p. Ii. Open at 1880 a. N.
Southern mails, via Richmond Va, closes at
1890 a. ~, 3.45 and SEQ p. n. Open st S:45
q. m end 80 p Il.
Alczsndris and g9a1d Hill, Vs., mails close at
$50 2. n. and 4:1G 7. Il. Open st 500 a. n and
$3.50 Q. N.
Closed msila to Fslls Church, Vienna, Fairfax
C.E., Esrndor, Leosbarg, Pprcsllvilie snd Bound
HI, VS., cicse 81 z:l0 p II. snd open st 800 an.
Western mails cioss ST 1880 8. NJ, 12:45 and
900 ?. =. o2oa az $50 and 1890 q. m, ant
Washington, D c., rails cle,e 6. 1850 and $50
q. To-, I'D 1890, 40 and $50 p. n. Open
st So. ri 1880 .. q, 1890 a., and 800 and
0acs Eoars-opcn st 500 =. II. Close ct $50
D. N. opsn AZ ESQ ,. n. C.ose a. 2. n.
Sunday HoVTB-0peG az 800 2. n. C!oae ai
CAEa1Eas' sc1zou1z.-colIoc.ions nado on 5.
Zip rcrtos-0:30 and 1868 E. u., 1890
200 and 5:45 ,. II. On Strip rovte-4:S0 and
10:o1 9. IA. sSd $40 2. n.
Deliveries maize ct 800 .. -. ia y. snd 500
.. III.
5a7:,y -.,srgl3r, ~:ns;o,. cs~o :. 900 sno
c'7s- st .i,.4G
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srINLD & HE'LL,
, & Q g C S Z s,

DRUG GIST
io-ncr Prince and Fairfaz strsss,
Prescriptions q specially. Engliah, Frenoh
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
Farina Cologne; Magnolia, Eed5osmia, Goranium
snd Florida Water; Gonuine Lubin'a Extracts;
sponges Hair Bru8hcs and Combs; best English
Tooth Brushes; a full assortment Of Patent Medii
cines, Coxes Gelatino, Corn Starch Cos Mosa Faa
rine; Spices Of all kinds, and select stock Of all
articles sold By druggists st prices as low az ths
same quality can be obtsined elsewhere. dec
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WARRENTON-Trsins Nos. g. 10, 13 and ID
onnect daily. 10 aud 16 daily, except Sunday, to
and from Wsrrenton.
FRANKLIN DIvI5TOF-Leave Rocky Mount
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays $40 q. M,
arrive franklin Junction $50 8. H.; leave Becky
Mount Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1000
a. M, arrive Franklin Junction 1:15 p. N.
Leave franklin Junction Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays 1:5O p m: arrive Rocky
Mount 4:4O p. No., and leave Franklin Junction
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1915 p. N {;
arrive Rocky Mount 1920 p n,.
SLEEPING CAB sERvICE.
On trains Nos. 9 and 10 Pullman Buffet Slesu'
era between New York and Atlanta and At.
lanta end New Orleans, and Atlanta and Memphis
via Bennington.
On trains Nos. IL and - Pullman R1Get Yes
thule sleepers between Washington and Char
lotto; Now York, and Warrington to Knox
vile via Salisbury and Ashcvil!o, ard through
coaches between New York and Atlants
Through tickets on ssle at the principal etatic1s
to all points. For rates CT infornrasi"2 apply 70
any agent of the Company, or TO
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Alexandria from depot at 9:10 Z. C.
and 4:40 p. M; arrive AZ Round Hill 1910 3.
n. and ITO p. II. no ADO p. N. train suadsy.
Leave Alexandris Sunday ct 9:1o 4. m snl
6:30 p. nj. Leave Washington at 9:1O a. r sad
Returning, trains leavs Round Hill SEQ a. ~.
and LOO p. NJ, arriving st Alexandria at S:23
q. N. and $50 p. m.
Leave Washington at 6:25 p. NJ Sunday and
arrive at Lcesburg ct $40 p. IN. Lea7o Lceaburg
OF 5:10 s. n. daily, except sunday, aud leave at
Washington at 6:53 g. m.
The $40 a. m. train from Alerardria connects
st Round Hill with stage for Blue Eidgo Berry.
ville and Winchester, snd at Lnesb1rg Nth stages
FOR Aldie and Mddleburg.
The $40 3. m. train snd 40 ?. n. train froa
Alexandria connect at Vienna with stagea for
Fairfax Court House.
T. o. TROY, Acting supt., alexandria, Va.
w. A. TURK, Asst. G.. P. A., Charlotte, Nc.
W. II. GREEN, Gen. Mgr, Atlanta, Ga.
JAS L. TAYLOR, G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr, Atlanta, Ga,
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ToEN Z. Z. HUNT,
Erccncaorn a =. ID. atsbla

u.
Euccorsors 80 3. Il. gtsble-}
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMIETs,
4. W. Corner King and Washington Stress
Dealers il Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars ara
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Rail Bruehas,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
sponges, Flesh Strsps &C. gspecial care given to
2rescT stionG. ian2S-ty
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TIA e GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 27.

NEeIos EAR FOB MAsCoT.-The ear
of the negro which o liver Curtis Perry Car.
r;ed about with him az trophy, and which
he boosted ct Lyons he bad ca. { # with hla
own hand, is now In evidence to prove that
the train robbers father and stepmother bad
bsen harboriug him a. their home In syrs-
ouse, n. Y FIR q weak prior to his latest es.
rapade. Miss Matte Ayhffe. a neighbor OF
O.iver q. Curtis, tbs robber's tster. Gays
that che met the young man, or one that sbe
snpposes ia be, at TIE Perry house week
ego ard that they called him Hopkins"
While at .hs house one day the elder Perry
brought bottle out CT bedroom which
ntained neero'a ear picked in alcohol.
The battle was seaisd with white wa1. Mr..
P.rry then PAID that the young man was
su3 sing usdiciao. Perry, the traio-rte6er,
carried this picked pegro'a ear In his Vsiise
81 2 soy. Of rna:c1t. L. Sas found 10 the vs-
l,se which he left c: railroad station In 81
.gcase,
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$40 nee nle nre born treek!ed md others

s3me people are born treek!ed end others
Is 90 ffeekles thrust upon them. Tbs form
or clsss might "a veil accept their freckles
"a diepersation Of Providence, for nothing
can be done for them. The LIT er can al.
ways get lid Of their Fiction By using
coupe OF Grsohus OF ssh smnoniao with an
cuucc OF German colopee. tee solution mix
ed VIII pint OF distilled water. Applied
two or three tmes day, esys the Scientific
american, 1t uiti euro tee vert cGse Il
acquired irecEles en- record.
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AUCTION SALES.
BYE. T. Lucas. Auc.ione

By 2. I. Lucas, Auc.ionecr.
a UCNON SALE OF LAND.
TWENTY kC3Es OF LAND improved oy SIX
ROOM HOUSE end BABA, rear Toll Gate, West
End, Alexandria City, at PGblic auction on the
premises on THURSDAY THE 18th DAY OF
FEBRUAEY 1892. ct 5 o'clock p. m. Terms
one third cAsh. the balance in six, twelve, eight.
etn and twenty-four months after date of sale.
This place would make a good dairy or garden
farm or wou hutdvds well into building lots
or villa SITES 10 be sold without reserve to set
Ito an estate. Z deposit of 800 will DO required
on day of sale terms 20 be complied with in 80
days, perfect title given or deposit refunded
Ccnvoyancing at cost of the purchaser. For fur
thor information sec or address
JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 F S., N. W.
jsn19 to Washington, D. G.
JET The abovo aslo has been rostuoned, on
account Of the weather, unit; THURSDAY,
March 8, 1892. ct ssmo hour, on the premises,
bat on that day /. will positively bs sod regard
less OF weather.
feb26 is JAMES E. CLEMENTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27

EoR RENT.-The o.sToRY BRICK RESI-.
q DENCE, No. SIG Prince street; rooms and
bath; Lstrobe stoves electric bells; range In
kitchen, and all modem Improvements. Posses
sion from after Feb. 18th. Apply to W. F. VIM
CENT. isn19t
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