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The Washington times., 1895-01-21

NINE. RAMA, CLAIRyOYANT AND CHIRo-
vi mancian-For advice or luck, in love, busi-
ness or health consult her. For psychic power
she has no peer, and free 20 all magnetic
HindOo or Egyptian talisman- Don miss the
chance of lifetime 615 st NV, Room l20-7s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

$4,000 Of azeaaa.a sAas
al q bargain-A fine resi-
dence with over an acre OF
ground in a popular sub
urb. nine minutes from
Washington.
S4,O00-A very desirable
house on Maryland ave
ne; pressed brick: all
modern improvements.
Z. q. GUNSON s CO,
no23-d Room "a, Atlantic Bldg.
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The UDper Two Stories of the Arcade Building

which have been recently used for b1Tgae OEee quarters
0, the a71ouS officers Of the District militia embracing
about fifty large rooms, with wide hallway running
through the center both stories from east to west,
connecting with the wide iron veranda the first story
and iron passageway and elaborate bridge to Peunsyl
vana avenue through the center of Market Park, also
by iron walks to the Main Market Buildings and ele
vators will also be for lese and after February
This very central handsome brick building, having
a frontage toward Pennsylvania and the Park
of 3o feet was designed when erected for Hotel Cafe,
where rooms could be rented with cafe each floor
for serving meals desired, and can be easily
fitted up into rooms, with two cafes in the center
and with kitchen and in the center of third
story where steam-heating pipes for cooking are To-
Gated and long lines of warming pipes running through
overhead the entire length of the an east and west
Railways Outside iron sarways connect the east and
west ends with Seventh and Ninth streets and Louis
ana and Pennsylvania avenues
At or about the time this building
peted enterprising gentlemen were negotiating
for this desirable location and building to be used
as Grand Bazar and adjunct to the great Central
Market for the keeping and sale OF every class and
rety of goods articles that any person entering
the Market Grounds from Pennsy ylvanla avenue Sev-
enth, Ninth or B streets would find in this Arcade
Building, divided into 100 sections, regular John
Wanamaker store and bazar for which the building is
now admirably adapted. This use, however,
abandoned temporarily for the occupancy of the District
Militia but could be carried out by the of the
Arcade Building for sectional variety store and
sections or rooms could be easily fitted I'D on the first
floor from the Avenue south side, next to the Market
proper for flowers with glass fronts in which cold air
could be introduced from the cold storage pipes below
and warm air from the steam pipes above each to be
turned on alternately when required and thus flowers
and plants could be kept in this floral section of the
bazar in as fresh and safe condition until sold and de-
ivered as if they had remained III the hot house where
they grown.
Parties desiring rent any portion of the above
described business property connected
with the Center Market where thousands of citizens of
Washington secure their marketing daily, can call
upon or address
Preston s. Smith,
CLERK OF CENTER MARKET
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MRS. R. E. BLAIR ;;57ffs +; !
ING PARLOR TO 1922 Ninth ST NV Artistic
TAILOR-AADE dressmaking a specially ia13-2m
DRoMPT ATTENTION GIVEN To ORDERS BY
mtn or telephone 14O7 for high grade still
wines. PARKER VINEYARD COMPANY
AGENCY, 4seg n. j. ave NV.
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DR.. LEON,
461 Missouri Avenue Northwest
OFFICE HOURS. 10 To1. sTo1
CARPETS CLEANED

CARPETS CLEANED.
The Continental Carpet Cleaning Co is devos-
ing its whole time TO expert WOrk-sly OthsE
wouldn't pay
Carpets and rugs cleaned and disinfected. re-
moving dust. moths, organic matter, etc Car
pets taken up, relaid, fitted and eewed Reno
Tating carpets on the floor. feathers renovated,
and mattresses made over. Send postal and We
will call, giving prices Main once I4II n. Y. ava
oc2S-6m
EREE DENTAL INFIRNARY-DENTALD DE.
II partnent OF Columbian University. I325 sG
NV. Open daily from until 5 D M All operations
atcost Of material used Extracting free. oc19-3m
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PERSONAL

DFLEGING's CLASS IN A5TRoLoGY AND
j. Palmistry will be held Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 1870 and 7.30; consultation and
tickets for admission from to daily, at 500 11th
ST. n. W. 1aH10-3t
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n.UNcAxsoN BROS, AucFIoyEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE THREE-SroRY
BRICK DWELLINGS, NUMBERED Gig TO
627, BoiH iNCLUSIVE,.L STREET NORTH
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WANTED.

w I'ar1ies who desire 10 borrow real cs-
tate Largo or small amounts b IL WARNER,
L CO, 9l6 street norihws sst jal9-3t
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1t Was a Queer Cat.

This is story about Congressman
from Indiana, and it is perfectly true,
One night, on to be exact, one morning,
not long ago, the Congressman came home
IN 4 condition that might have given rise
to remark. He was not intoxicated
dear, no, And to prove il he said, ''truly
rural all the way up the stairs-a thing
which, as everybody knows, is an in
fallible test Of sohrety The light Was
turned low in his room. but he dimlv per-
ceived a large gray cat perched Oh chair.
The Indiana Congressman detests cats.
Seat said he sharply
The cat didn' stir.
''scat,' repeated the Congressman.
The cat took it good naturally. and Sat
perfectly still. The Congressman shook
the chair. The cat only rocked to and
fro and then settled against the chair 5
back.
well, that's the blamedest cat.' re-
marked the Congressman, as he pushed it
off the chair.
And it was. 1t had no fur. The Con-
gresham heard a slbdued smoker. and
turning. met his wfe's eyes. 1t was a
calico cat. and his ability to pronounce
truly rural was of no avail [Washing-
ton Post
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Heartily Welcomed

rHE BALTIMORE sly ~ THE y. M. y. a..
To say that the baptist Young People )
Mon captured Baltimore yesterday
would be like saying th at tile Dutch had
captured Holland, for in coming % this
citv te hold their convention the 5aptists
have simply come into theiI own territory
They have not pitched theil tent in a
Strange country Vr among an alien people
III Baltimore they are i n the house OF their
friends, and they viii find us Mayor
Latr0be We'll said yesterday III lis address
t@ The convention that -Four people, no
matter tn wlIat creed they may belong.
are all BaptiSts in their cordial greeting
IN the members of the MON Baltimore
ans are Baptists. too in posse -Sin4 the
sfilit ri earneStneSs and enthusiasm which
chalacterzeS this great religious BODY
John the Baptist, to whom Rev. Dr.
Wharton referred III his address is the
earliest preacher "A his ciurth was Gis-
iinguiSheG I'LL tile fiery zeal ;,ng devotion
which he brought 10 his work. and his
spirit slil animates Baptists wherever
found. Baltimore loves bustiu. live
energetic people like these and il is clad
to see al these bright hopeful brave
Young men and women III it> streets. The
sight a them is not only good fpr tAe
eyes, but for the spirit. lAey represent
the burning enthusiasm, the noble a>pira-
lions the pure ideals and lofty purposes
ut generous youth. and tlleii presence
kindles afresh the general faith and conr-
/ age. Baltimore wishes them God speed
III every GOOD work, and trusts that they
may De As much pleased with the city as
the city is pleased with them. 1t has lii
Tie doubt VI this however People OF GOOD
\ taste always like Baltimore, and Baptists
are celebrated for their good taste. Speak
4 inc OF good taste, We are sure our visitors
/ have already discovered that they fare
much more sumptuously in Baltimore
/ than did John the Baptist in the wilder
ness His diet was locusts and wild
1 honey, but we can offer much better
I things. This is Just the season, fortunate
w. for hard and soft-shell crabs, which,
/ like the Baptists, are partial to the water.
There are few things better than hard and
soft-shell crabs. except hard and soft
Shell Baptists. We can have too many
Of either Baltimore sun, July ~.
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never saw it before. our second mate


The next morning We looked at tie
palm, and there She was. with her great
broad leaves adrooping down inst n,
natural as ever, and the body of the poor
officer all crushed to a Jelly lying on the
tcp 81 it.
y SAY. Jim. tlat'S p1etty tough
yarn broke in one ui the men
But. nevertheless. ! believe ii. said
one Sailor ia ~ Iill '-hecause / ve seen
sight that 5 Just As strange As that =
ms doubt q N. ~hipmafe, returned
Jim. ''fpr You w been Iaund this world 4
good bit, But What wa~ it that betel
you9
1T came about pretty much AZ Your
sclape did. | was wrecked on one of the
crezet Islands N the Indian Ocean But
then Only Two 81 lls got ashore alive We
happened ro strike little patch Of sandy
beach that nas kind ii sheltered like, and
climbed II, OILY ot the surf.
Il lay Down on the ground all tuekerea
out, but nY shipmart claWled on the TOP
ot rock to dry himself in the sun, as he
said
'sWe were close together and talking ill
the time, when BY and by Bob. that was
his name. his Voice became kind Of dis
tant like, and thought H. was walking
aWaN from me. But no. there lie was. as
! SAW when | raised myself on one elbow
~ look. hut he WASH more than half
the Size lie was when We first cot ashore.
What 5 the matter Bob9 Aren' YOU
feeling wella' asked.
Never felt better i'll my life. lie re-
Piled.
What makes YOU laok 50 small?
- m lust As large as / even was The
shipNieclS has turned youI BRAIN
II knew il hadn't There he was, On
toy OF the boulder but no bigger than the
cook sSat. Then ! got up, thinking !
must Nv dreaming. and started toward
him bili shipm&teS. when | cot to the
rock There Mas nothing lett " Neor Bob
hut Ills heli and ~heatAknitt Yes Tie
rock has swallowed him M. and lplt ne
alone on n desert island
y snort pause ensued. When q fifth sail-
og saitl
ii ion't SUPPOSE any N veu fellows. IN
look vi me Mew, WcHla think Int ! was
once N liel IL the tleat Mpgul. But |
was anN Il happened il tAi< way Il wa~
at liz time oi THE gold feNtl IN Australia.
along somewhere ia 30 er li. | Was be-
fore VIVA mast III Y packet ~hip sailing
tssin Liverpool IL MclboNrne. They were
having h4 wages ta saiiols loneN ard
beun& fpi most M tlie crews IF tile vts=
>vl> iltnred and made tpl the diggings.
'Well didn't care ttt thai solt al
ii.iH-, ~n | started tol ENGLAND i'll tile
soy8 George W. were coming llome
lound ape ui GoNd itGe. bul when in
tle lllaiAn Ocean. Wr lolk rNcl~ne thstt
drove It's lona way olst W uiii coNrse ana
NEARLY iishastdd iiS
r.We m4Gc tal an islaNd hat waS nvar
.,I 81;
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BELFAST DIRECTORY.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOATS,.


Northport Cam Ground. Camden. Roeklan,
and Boston daily including Sunday at 30 y
In. or on arrival from Bangor For Sears
port, Bueksport, y interport, Hampden au'
Bangor, daily inc n,iing Sunday ~ (ahout
is a. III. Steamer Rorkland leaves Belfas,
for Rochland daily at = 80 a. IN; for Bangor
at , 10 ~ III.
Steamer Castine arrives from Gastins
and lsleshoro at $40 a. m. and , D. IN.
leaves at 10 a n. and ; h. N.
Steamer EmmelIne, HoeSland aEl Bangor
line, leaves Belfast for Bangor Mondays
Eorklani TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Satnr
days at II a. nj.
Baptist, High street, Rex. John f, Tilton
pastor. Preaching service at 1915 a. III
Sunday Sunday School at T. Christian
Endeavoe meeting At s II i. An Prayer meet
ing at IL u. IN. Thursday evening PRAYER
meeting at 10 Junior c. +. Thursdays al
40 ~ N.
Congrrgationaiist. corner IF Market and
High streets, Rev. Geo. S. Mills, pastor
Preaching AT lo.45. A. M Sunday School al
T. n: y. rs Y; =. 6l5 N IN; lecture
at ID p. m. Weekly PRAYER meeting Thurs
day evening at rs o'cuck Junior {. E..
I Thursday at Ii ~. IN.
4 Methodist, Miller street. Rev. s. Il. Hans
com, pastor. PRAYER meeting at $50 a. IN.
| preaching service at 10 - a M: Sunda y
l-
I League PRAYER meeting AZ + =. m, business
4 meeting first Monday each month at I p. N,
| Prayer meeting III lecture Sunday at7 y. M
Weekly prayer meeting Tuesday evening
/ Glass meetings Thursday evening.
I.eigllton, ma,tar. prr,chjnr l045 / NJ,
I sunday s.IIoni = IA.
J-nil.,.rsfl,sr car,,ar of Court .,nl s,,,in,
strers E4T NIL, i ;ng.Iurz '0 M. nsr It'll
| Preaching ~. - NJ. Sunday school II III.
Young People Christian Onion 6 n. m.
CarTolie. Iower C,mrt Street,. Eey. FatL4.r
JoIl u RUM lasr@r ssrz ,..s eytry 't snni
das Al 10 81. M. fellnwr,j Ly Sundav sfinnl
,tjristian A1veu+s P4irr.... Hai trh,lrch
s.trept ,rrvir..s aarh T,l5 N fDllnws S,,n.
/ .llv Sule}Av s.lia. III IL n prn3rnin,f j.
es0p. NJ. and = sps,,,A nrs,jst. ln+eti,1.r ,t il,
the eveming Pra<rr ana snrial 1urprjne
I rrj1;v everTinq,
<nr+l, p,.lf+sr Observation-Disclosures ulu;t
/ suma.i.a III H4~ vi III Ah4rer@nh5~ III
Y Bansnr. Pra.@n;ur serfiee III III .,o 4. NJ
( followed III suliT4T seLn3i T. + ,,,,.,,tIner
atttn t,r,.,,fI,n.. 3- pr,vtr l,4atinf,
H Thi5i~.l4.- .t.,.,,3rlr II
NAfL ANh FNf l'fsS LINES
taMGMa, N.a. idnq 5MFiAie fi-nnh, North-
\ N3ft 4iil f-t~t NMrth Np1ii Arrives dAIlN lit
I y Neou ieavrs 81 > \. "a.
Centre f.arofN.i r viiG Grange and EMSt
HrIMHlt Arrives 1lasNit li-'l " iii. l-itNeS
25o ~ nv,
H l-AiMftN i4 s~ N Mftiile StalsMant ans?
N IiHNsH VIZ. .iaril- l.4ll NJ "A XII iA. Nr.tNy-
li5 WE.
frsaaiu. WA knuA. hl~t knnN, NJ r.ifl
ANN RMMis Mfi7. Arf#F- ia8lN tr tl ny. aH-
i'-aNt> NJ III Will
Nplfa Sf'lr>i4irf, Ni:i SMai5Nlitr. Arrive
4 i7fE Ar A. iaoeA I-lFe- at
@t@ AtH ~a4t I4 NH. H lt- ArEi%v-
= tttilN * @.8l ID. Hl.. tii 4a ". isi. leaves
Mgsf-fEeH All 9,i0 fi 1ti- i4itl ftl.ro.4t ~tHtlNi
.4Nl II
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

W HEEkAS, DEBORAH Nh RfiAY Of Frank
" tert n iir GunntN MI Maldp AMI State nf
Name. lty her mrIgu44 Nteti ,tattu tht 6t ay III
ltne, A y. 1854 lIri Nr.!- III Nalao Eesi>trv
n Deeds, Book - i.t4t :. eonSe>.d To- W. f
kuhnel}s certain III M land situate I'M said town
M Frankfort, ana described ~ tulI aw- fo WI
.'Bounded on the -outh ny ROAD laadin. from
Mayo Mia To Frankfort; the wesr 10, land of
charitS Grant On thu north W. MASH stream :,
~ the east ny Land Of Elias Moore: known ~ rhe
A>a Low place. containing about eighth acres
And the said ". +. Rnnnrll~. on The 9th ,i4v Of
September, a. D- 1874. transferred ana assigned
NJ me, tl'e Undersigned Fred Atwood tile above
described mortgage and debt thereby secured
and whereas the condition IF said mortgage has
been broken and still remain, broken, now there
fnre | claim foreclosure VI said mort rare by
reason of the breach of the condition thereof and
give This notice Tor that purpose
FRED ATWOOD
By ELlptN EoWpiN. hi Atrv
Wiiterport, July 10 \. u. ls,5.-Sw3e
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sea I arms.

StAtttAllti =
DAM ona s,ra L, ,,,,., VAL.
VI z '' !
l"Ql iP"l tl'e hialii lia'ci''
tcli gUu Mhatit j., my lads,
,ysa+lrr- beaten son II \ep-
TELL ~ i I'D - - ~
lc-ettle latltu'ifs what vs. le
ntest that 4 sailor can hni
,i.., ,v,,.l,j sr,, ,-,,
44N' VI 'oo epi'' ~ : J"s'
Bat We been. il my time.
Sall]l a-NjsI.e5 NJ i fan
W. ~ = ~ INF 'i''i' n S''
Mat old sons asked one
~ away some years age !
A fll the Pacific Islands and
a Ilei 10 20 'blubber hunting
sbaut until we begun TO get
sittr and flesh provisions. aud
Nas inst making up his mind
f5it 10 rcfit, but 'hadn Just
Tlel HE would go tg Honolulu
Ht. te the Southland t0 make
IN hadn' made nr his mind,
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\ Waldo County Author.

ns
Ill, a-,an, ..r1,,,x -
AZ ,-[,'i'. -.
] r.,-,,,,.n,.s ar.,
n'1'N. - IA i-' : -
=
Almost every small BOY ~ the land
owes a uept Of gratitude OF James OTIS,
the author OF juvenile stores HIS books
haNt beeA 4 source " ueAght y the young
Ton over ten years. ana many OF them nave
cone lh'p many editions James Otls ha-
itl NJ he NJ name of TINS winter u charm
lh9 stores i"l The young.
After having spent p years IN Journal
I lshi. ne concluded Z" devote iliinsAlf en-
ufely to the line OF work So happily be
gun py Toby lNler IA iSeU. de has
MAGE u ooy characters ilfe study, ana
each urellin he introduces is the counter
part o1 some fellow with whom ne has
been personally acquainted. Particularly
was that the case with the characters in
. Jenny Wren Boarding House. which
was published As serial IN s.. Nicholas.
here he simply set down incidents which
occurred under his own observation, and
1lctlon played but little part in the ac-
counts of the young landlady and her
hoarders. whlie the pictures drawn by ".
a. Rogers We're taken from the real char
~ M ,,"u r. 49, 'iie
A. us'v Il x Is Eos sspl II ;i MY Il Il
ny, Nh ~ - -
a 10, 49, ~
,,'i'' , { es'.vs - lie i,t 49,, 1iiss,
ills .ul'rs ~ =. .ie ~
IL $500: 81 ~, - ny y" s
psl.' IL, ''N's0'' '''.'s 'ii'e III elill,' q
e.l' g. 'a','nsi 90 ss.7es.i"ns' ai', ~
rs ."I ~: ''lis IN ~ PGnll'ts' - nelF
li't4, T. II 'l.u3les MI. y"igS oiis' W.
''''lnoi ~ J.'Nen.ie '.'eta1,''e
:, o','ei ~ W. NJ o"l.'ls nos a. !
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Beccham pills for consti-
patton lo' and a5'. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 BY Il.
Annual sal $ moro til an 6OOG0OO boxes.
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CROSBY lNN Hangh Edwards & Cu. rre-
prietors. Rates - Der day
WINDSOR HorEL High street, Robert
Brownrigg. proprietor. Rates - per day
REVERE. Spring street. 2. ~ Jones, lro-
pretor Rates 81 % and 80 per day.
The ARLINGTON. Cor. Nam and Pleasant
streets, !. y. Miller, proprietor Rates 81
per lav-
PnHS1x HorsE Cor High and Market
streets 1. H. Gentner, proprietor. Rates,
Sl.25 per day.
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The Belfast mail closes At 80 N. TIL. and
Il - ana i.:;5 i. III. TIE mails arrive VII the
arrival Of the trains and stages, for which
time under head Of trains and stages.
BELFAST FREE LIBRARY.
The Library Reading Room are open
from u > o'clock, standard time, on
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday after
noans. and from 80 to $50 O'clock Tuesday
Thu. sday and Saturday evenings.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01
FOR over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TkIED REMEDY Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over iitty years rs millions Of mothers for
their children while teethlng, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, aliays All pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Darrhua Is pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by Druggists i'll every
part Of the world Twenty-Five cents bot
Tie Its value is nralculabe. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind lNr46
Mrs Norris. 'Don't complain of the din
ner All the time. just suppose you had lost
and couldn't taste a single thing you ate. I
Mr.. Norris. II shouldn't mind that If l
ALWAYS dined at home.
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"a friend in need Is a friend indeed. :

A friend advised ME u try Ely's Cream
Balm and after using it SIX weeks | believe
myself cured Of catarrh 1t is most val
RlAhie reined n Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand
Avenue, Brooklyn, \. y.
| Ny son was afflicted with catarrh. | in
duced linn to try Ely Is Cream Balm and the
disagreeabl. catarrhal smell ali left him. He
appears as we'll as any one.--.I c. Oimstead,
Arrola, Ill.
Price OF Cream Balm is fifty cents. 2w31
H. Needed a Change Patient rThe
heat II ~ oppressive doctor. t4el like ronl-
uniting suicide. Doctor. son that would
never do, As | SAID before. my friend,
What you need is 4 change
Yoy make ito mistake when you tuy pAL-
pALfoN's FAMILY FILLS. Everybody says ~,
ana what everybody says must pe trile
When Ia. Young man graduates from eol-
ege, II not nfreJa-ntlY pe,Rrstp him that
ms diploma II q sort II bachelors button,
which Ae has only t. press upon his ac-
+ quaintamreS, ard they wll d. te re-t u
/ keep min from starving.
Farren. "How much wealth do ynu think
A Msn ought I" accumulate heiore he can
safely Ask Il girl to marry Min =" KooIrr
\ f4nspeetlMg hinll. ''it depends on tile man.
\ NoG Wli probably naNe IT, accumulate a
nilion.
Itadolts Liver Pins tllre HeaAas WI, In
digestion, Constipation ana tcrp.d iiver
lie There's Tie new lnpop--laek at il
over your LIFT shon!,ter.M She. ~ can 4.
| He. why Aud SHE pointed mntely 10
4 Her balloon sleeves
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The Supreme J,laieail ''s4urt for Waldo
County lipiA> tllee sessions annually, en the
first I'LL, ~ds,N iii jaar..ry an,i th- tEigi Tues
day of y pril and October
Probate, Cuitrt, Judge 4, au. +. Johnson GA
tile Second Tuesday ~ tlch month. In~oi-
Ntnssy Court uu the Any following.
Belfast T. lir,- Court, Judge Il. ". Rogers.
civf E~lnl. ul the filSt ami tiird Mondays III
tat'!. month.
County Commissioners Cosirt. N. s. Stiles.
jackson, Chairman. Simom AL FaNson. Bel
fast Joseph W. BrorA, Srarsport. K.gll-
lar session II Belfast on lie second Tues
days II Arril, and third Tuesdays Of August
and December.
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Annual saies more than s,ooo,ooo boxes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-02-28
MONEY LOANED.
Local Representatives Wanted.

Our system affords an opportunity to Dor
row on either personal OF real estate security.
The plan is superior to Building and Loan
Associations. The amount borrowed may be
returned in monthly payments without bonus,
with interest at 8 per cent. per annum; it af-
fords absolute security TO investors. with a
reasonable guarantee of an annual dividend
of from to 10 per cent.
We desire to secure the services ofenergetic,
representative men in every community to
act as Local Secretaries. The position will be
sufficiently remunerative to amply compen-
safe for services. If you possess the above
qualifications, write for particulars. Full in
formation regarding our system of making
loans as well as investments and agencies will
be furnished by addressingS S. ROBERTSON,
President, 1922 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
noy21 eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-02-28
Tours TO Florida.

To the large number of people who feel the
need of holiday, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Companys personally conducted tours to
Florida especially commend themselves. The
next of the series of Jacksonville tours, allow
ing two weeks stay in Florida, will leave on
February %, and others will leave on March
10 and % The rate, including Transports
ton, meals en- route. and Pullman berth or
special train. is $50 from New York, and
SIS from Philadelphia; proportionate rates
from other points. For further information
apply to Ticket Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-02-28
satlex;epedria z5azelte,
THURSDAY EVENING. FEB. IS, 1886.

A REMARKABLE Fox HuNT.-Oa
Wednesday last Messrs. Frank Taylor,
Dink Grymes and Jesse Newton, OF
King George county, set out for day s
Dort. AT u o'clock the dogs started a
red fox and at 1890 o'clock he boarded
the ice at barge Hole" for the Mary
land shore in the direction of Maryland
Point, out to where the ice was broken
By the Norfolk steamer, then circled
around by the Maryland Point light
house, and landed at Shamrock, a dis
lance of seven miles. His second trip
on the ice was in the same direction, q
distance of two miles. At2 o'clock be
was captured and taken home alive
Eede1acksburq Star.