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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

-FOUR Washington RUSSELL Spen
Ger Mitchell, Walter Goodall and Jesse
lngham, were carried over dam in skif
at huntington, W. Va, on the 18th inst.
and drowned.
A wELL-KNowN boiler manufacturer Of
cincinnati, f. B. Jones, suicided on the 18th
INST, owing to financial trouble.
DANIEL BROWNS straw works. North
"rentham, Mass, burned on the 18th inst
loss $4,000.
SEVEN freight and one passenger car were
thrown from the track, at Hyde Park, VT,
on the l|th INST. -Four persons were injured.
JAMES JACQUES murdered his mistress,
and then shot himself, at New y ork on the
10th inst
TWO merchants of Danville, Va, Philip
Grusly and W. P. Robinson, had a discus
sion with revolvers on the 10th inst, which
resulted IN both being severely injured.
BELLE TEMPLE, aged II, was fatally
burned at Columbus, o., on the 10th inst.
She was carrying pan of ashes, when her
clothes took fire from coal.
BY the fall of shanty which subsequent
~ took ire, at Wilmington, n. c., on the
10th, four men were burned or crushed to
death.
A SERIOUS railroad accident happened on
the connecticut Western railroad, just be-
You'd Tarritfville, about ten miles from Hart
ford, on the 10Th inst. At ten O'Clock in
the evening an excursion train, returning
from Moody and Sankey meeting at Hart
lord, fell through trestle bridge into the
Bennington river, two engines and one bag
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

The Philadelphia Public Ledger OBJ
jects to the enactment of law by con-
gress imposing tax on incomes, on two
grounds: First because it is necessarily
inquisitorial, and second, because
" straightforward, honorable people will
report the incomes honestly and pay the
taxes, while others, having less scruple, or
no scruple at all, escape either in whole
or In part"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

THE estimated weight of California
minerals to be sent to the Paris exposi-
ton is 500 tons There is to be a pyra-
mid twenty feet square and nearly sew
enty feet high, representing the 10000
900 of cubic inches of gold which have
been produced on the Pacific coast. Its
equivalent would be solid piece of
gold of a cube of sixteen feet. Sur
rounding the pyramid will be fifty cases
for the exhibition of the other minerals
of the country.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
HOUSE.
FRIDAY, January 1S.-The military

academy appropriation bill reported back by
Durham, and made special order for Tuesday
next 1t appropriates s272 155......Springer, from
the committee on elections, presented majority
election of the fourth district Of California,
declaring Peter d. Wiggington, the democratic con-
testant, entitled to the seat. Hiscock, from the
committee, submitted minority report de-
claring ROnualdo PachecO entitled TO the seat.
Printed and recommitted.. The house went into
committee of the whole on the private calendar.
The first bill for the relief of Mr.. Newman for
property destroyed during the war at Alexandria,
Va. Without action the bill the committee rose,
and Hanna called up the senate resolution in re-
gard TO the death of Senator Morton, and eulogies
the life and public services of the dead senator
were pronounced by Hanna, Browne, Hunter, CAL
kins, Wilson, Hardenburgh, Garfield, Dunne, Viii
liams OF Wis, and Hazelton. They occupied three
hours in delivery .... The resolution adopted,
and the house adjourned until Monday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

The medal given to Stanley in Rome
IS beautiful piece of workmanship,
bearing the simple inscription, Henry
NJ. Stanley, the Intrepid African Ex-
plorer," and was accompanied with a
letter from the dead king containing the
most fattering compliments, marking
Victor EmanuePs appreciation of
Stanley's numerous geographical discov-
cries and the great services he had rem
dered to humanity and civilization.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

MASON LONG, one of the most notori-
Gus gamblers in the west, was immersed
at the First Baptist church in Fort
Wayne, Ind, recently, in the presence
OF vast audience, including many
sporting men and saloon keepers. He
has been the proprietor of faro bank in
that city for the past twelve years, and
has also at times run gambling-houses at
indianapolis, Logansport and Lafayette.
lie made an eloquent address, beseech-
ing his old associates in crime to follow
his example,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE,
senate.

MONDAY, January 14.-PauI intro.
duced bill to ppvide an institution for
the insane and in6riate in the citv of ,r;1
waukee. Referred to the senators fro,,,
Milwaukee county 49,. Barrows introdmo ohi
memorial to confress for tha oxtons;n., 80 g
one slhie Tor the completion of the North
e e faclflc railroad The joint resolution
LOT committee t consider the revised
statutes was brought 10 and amended to
allow the committee clerk and asking the
r11s1sory commlasin to transmit its com.
"A motion by Barrows to reconsider the
Joint resolution making the committee four-
TWO from the senatt and two from the as
semoly-and that i be allowed a clerk. wa.
carried. So. Adjourned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
Senate,

TUESDAY, January ia resolution
was adopted asking the resident clergy to
open the senate with prayer. Bills were
presented requiring the school land com
nlssloners to furnish county clerks informa-
tlon relating to lands in various counties.
''o9'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

HE secretary of the treasury has
awarded gold life saving medal of the
first class under the provisions of the act
OF June 20, 1874, to Philip c. BleiI, a
patrolman of the New York Metropoli-
TIN police, for extreme and heroic daring
IN saving from drowning six persons, on
as many different occasions. The medal
Is awarded to Mr.. Bleil in recognition
only OF services Of this sort rendered since
the passage of the act referred to, but
previously ne had saved from drowning
twelve persons and one horse.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
SenAte.
WEDNESDAY. January 16.-At 10:

W EDNESDAY, January I6.-At I2:3U
vote was taken on the pending question to refer
the Matthews silver resolution to the committee on
judiciary, and it was reected-yeas 49, nays31. Al
ter discussion further consideration of the
luton was, by unanimous consent, postponed until
Friday next, to-day having been assigned for eulo-
ges upon the late Senator Bogy, and tomorrow
the expiration of the morning hour Cockrell form
ally announced the death of Senator Bogy, of Mis-
souri,. The speakers were Cockrel MaXey, Chris
tiancy, Johnston, Herman. Merrimon, Sargent and
Armstrong senate then adjourned as a mark
OF respect 10 the aemery of Senator Begy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
TUESDAY. January I5.-

IUEoDA UdIudIY IO.-A NUMBER OF
bills and resolutions of no general importance were
introduced and referred springer introduced a
bill TO prevent uIther contraction of CURRENCY 1t
provides that the volume of legal tender notes shall
not be contracted OF reduced below the amount of
$3.50, CO0, 600. Referred THE house went into
committee OF the whole the state of the union,
and Price addressed the committee in advocacy of
the reconciliation OF silver. When the commit
tee rose, the house adjourned
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
WEDNESDAY, January 16.-A

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I6.-A com.
munication from Elizabeth Thompson, of New
York, was presented, rendering gift to the gov
eminent, Carpenters painting of the first reading
Lincoln and his cabinet, and on motion, a resolu-
ton OF acceptance rendering the thanks OF congress
to the donor, was passed the expiration OF
the morning hour, the house went into committee
of the whole on the state OF the union. The bill
appropriatng $4,000 for the removal of snags and
other distractions from the Mississippi, Missouri
and Arkansas rivers, and appropriating $1,000 to
open the Red river above Shreveport, was taken up
and passed....--A message from the senate, COM
municating proceedings in regard to the death OF
Senator Bogy, was laid before the house. and then
postponed to Wednesday 1890 journed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02
Assembly.

TUESDAY, January 15.-Bills intro
duced: To provide payment of wages in law
iul money OF the United States; to divide the
counties of Clark and Marathon, and for the
erection OF the county of Forest; amenda-
tory OF section l, chapter 1879, laws of 1877,
relating to the appointment of notaries pub
Ic, and also section 1. chapter 12S, of the
revised revised statutes; to divide Wightstown.
Drown county, and create the town of Green.
Ieal TO repeal. chapter 80 of the general
laws OF 1876, relating to the length of the
school month. After reading the Joint reso-
buttons as to the revisory commission from
the senate, the assembly adjourned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

THURSDAY, January 17.-Howe intro
duced bill to punish forcibe obstruction to inter-
state commerce on railways. 1t provides penalty
of fine and imprisonment for rioters and strikers
who shall be convicted of obstructng the travel of
persons or baggage passing by rail or water At
ter the mornings business had been disposed of
Mcdonald submitted resolutions OF respect to the
memory OF the'late Senator Morton, and made suit
able remarks upon the life and character of the de-
ceased lie was followed by Thurman, Conkling,
Morgan, Bruce, Edmunds and others who eulogized
the late senator, after which the senate as further
mark of respect, adjourned
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

FRIDAY, January 1S.-A joint resolu-
ton rendering thanks to Ex-Governor Wash
burn for the gift of his residence to the
state was concurred in......B Bills were intro
duced: To appropriate to the Northern
hospital for the insane $S7, 900 for current
expenses and permanent improvements re-
lating to the issue OF bonds in Barron coun-
ty for the payment of outstanding indebted
ness; authorizing the commissioner of school
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-02

Value in
Country. Monetary Unit. Standard. United
States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

sy> VARIOUS CAUsEs-ad7ancing years,
care, sickness. disappointment and hereditary
predsDos;,ion operate to turn tho hair gray,
ind either ct them inclinea it to shed premature.
~. Ayers HAIR VIGoa will restore faded CT
gray, light and red hair TO rich brown Or deep
black, as msy b. desired. ltsoitens and clcanses
the scalp. giving it healthy action, and re-
moves and cures dandruf and humor5. BY lis
use falling hair is checked, and a ruw growth
wl!l be produced in oil csses where In . foliclcs
sro rot destroyed or glands dccayed. It's effects
arc beautifully shown on brashy, weak or aicsly
haic. to which 3 few applications will produce
the gloss snd freshness CT youth. Harmless and
sure IA its operation, j. is incompsrabo us 3
dressing, and Is especially yalusd for tho sof:
lustre anG richness Of tone il inlparls. Il con-
taius neither Gil nor dye. and will not soil or
color whits cambria; yet il lasts long on the hsir
and Keeps it fresh and vigorous. IL. s. Load
bester g. Bro.
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Sfayyart's Espl,iainS.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Dec / The Two de-
tectivas, whose presence gavs rise TO the susplc'
ion that the remains Of The late =. y Stewart
were concesled somewhere il :li5 vicinity have
disappeared
About two weeks ego slnsl craft appeared
one night IN the kappshannock liver few
miles below this city. Her movements ware so
odd that she attracted the attention Of !wo ne.
groes who wero coon. hunting on the banks CT
the river. The bsrklng ofthe dogs drew from
the crew Of the beat halloo, which WAS answer.
cd By the negroer. The bostmen made several
il q 1iries about the 1eigh Dorhood, and moved
slowly off down the stream. The negroes fol-
lowed and watched, and alter while Wsre sur
pri:ed to ace small boat put off fr2rn the larger
one. When this touched the bank two men
were seen to land. taking r box with them,
which they carried easily on their shoulders, but
at this point they eluded he vigieace OF thu
negroes An hour later they returned to the
boat minus the box. and after boarding tho craft
all sail YVES SET and she disappeared IS myster.
iusly as she came. 1t is understood thss the
mission of the detectives here is to discover the
whereabouts Of the box, bat so far they have
signally failed to do So. This information is
only known to bu. q few people, among ahonl it
has created quite sensation.
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kMG3 e. NJ EiG:s%.

FEHaE YOUNG LADIE Els of The public schools
a of Alexand1is respectfully ask The patron
age Of the citizens TO the csnta!s of
A SPRING holiday,
q musical entertainment, in which appear pa7-
sopiicalions Of school girls with thoir teacher
NAY QUEEN, SPRING, SPRAY. RAIN
chorus of Dew DRoP5 ZEPHYIsS aad
FLO WERS. Tho cantats will be rendered for
the benef! of the public schools by selection Of
pupils, under direction OF Mi:s Kate Stouten.
hurga, at PEABODY HALL, on FRIDAY
EVENING, Dec -.
Tickets 25 cents; for sale b. The pupils.
Es- a Burdette Organ and Corrst will fur.
Ilish the instrumental Accompaniment de T-iw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11
By UE3al q Lucss. Auctioneere.

NJ FRONT OF THE PREMISES, OF MOI
i DAY, December 23 NJ II o'clock H., vii!
be offered for sale By suction, to the nj vest
bons tdo bidder. the following described prop
erty: STORE ROUSE and DWELLINGS,
corner Of Queen lad Pitt streets, fronting Is r. Il,
more or ,esS on Queen st, and running back
aoout $50 feet, more or less, Pitt street to .
20 foot paved alley. The improvements consist
of e FRAM Il HuGSE, containing nine or ten
rooms, including O LARGE STORE next
thereto; BRICK and FRAME BUILDING
formerly used ss q wheelwrieht and blacksmith
shop; next large and substantial FKk i \
BUILDING, divided into three dwelljz ss--tho
whole now and always "nder re;.. st s fair
rental.
Terms of Sale: Eight hundred dollars on the
Day OF sale, and the residue m three equal in.
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months
from day of sale, with interest; the purchaser t.
give his bond for the deferred instslment and
lien to be reserved on the property, or title re-
tainsd until the purchase money is fully psiG.
THOMAS i. HDDHkiN
JAMES B. HODGKlN,
Bx'rs. Of The est. Of. Kobt Hodgkin, dec d.
dec Its
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POET or ALExRy,-DRf.a, DsC'Es. ~.
Sun rises.....-...... Sun sets............. Al

Sun rises......-".... 7 Sun sets.......... 4 a
ARRIVED.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk. 10 + A Reed:
Schr w K Huston, Fall Riyer, to Eslnp snd
Sslt Coal Co.
Schr Dresdnaught, New Haven, to master.
Schr A Il Hurlburt, Now York. to master.
;!chr Mary j Adams, Windsor, to Wm 8.
$moot.
Schr W N Wilson, Philadelphia. TO WIN 4
SmoCt.
Schr Maggie, Norfolk, to H D Smoot;;,
schr ArAie Boil, Washington, to ) ag'
Few i Co.
CLEARED.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by A i.ead.
Str City of Washington, Chsptieo, by foto'
mac Ferry Co.
Sehr Annie Bell, sutIclk,.b John T Asnow
60
PASSED UP.
vsehrs Rising Sun, Rayre de Grace; Robert
ssss1klin, do; Walter, do; Marvel, 40; FlylaG
SSsld, CO; julia, do; II l. Jsmes. 90; GeorgS :
nal.ock, New York; GQslin Suffolk, snd i y
Se|srd, Norfolk, ali for Washington.
Sehrs Jno Aslladsy n 7; Royt, hc'
EeSen, snd Stephen Morgan, Dighton, al t'r
0eoFgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
,sNenra L Q Wishart, New York, AMI ELLEN
'VO'a Aliyn's Pt, both from Georgetown
MEMORANDA.
uSSclrs Grsce Watson snd Robert Heaey
Washington, at Norfolk 9th.
Sca!s Raymond Fuller, Worden q Evan
a4c Anna Twibell, hence, at Norfolk 9Th.
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OFFICIAL

At regular meeting Of the Common Council
of the city Ct Alexandria, held december lOth,
1873 there were present: Messrs. Elihu b.
Stanton Charles l.. AZ dams, Theodore D. Flck"
lin, WIN. FL. Smith, Isaac Eichberg, Malcolm
McLcsr, John W. Pcske and John B. Smoot.
The PRESIDENT being absent TIE board was
called 10 order by the clerk, and MI: Eichberg
elected President pro tempore, and the roll be
lug called, aod only eight members responding
to the call, the board, for the want of g quorum
was a6i ouI ned ulder the rule till Tomorrow,
Dacem Der II, 1918 st $50 o'clock D. m.
Teste: JAMES Il. CATION, Clerk
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COURT CT APrEALs, Observation-Disclosures:
son w. Carter, Petition for writ Of error and
superssdesS to a judgment of the County Cour,
Of Piltsylvanis county, thejudge Of tho Circuit
Court of ssid county having refused. Wri!s re.
fused by I'll the judges.
Oppenh elmer vs. Howell. Appeal allowed
from the decree ofthe Circuit Court OF Bedford
county, pronounced september II, 1878.
Taylors executor vs.. Wilson 81. Els. Put on
privileged docket.
Rsily's representative vs. Garnet, &c. Put
on pciviledsed docket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

St. jose h's church, on Sixth avenue, New
York, has large and wealthy congregations
its pastor, the Rev. Father Farrell, a faithful
servant. known by his works. teslhes to the
wonderful curative properties OF dlles L'ol-
o,sn. Icaiis Anmouia 10 infammatory rheu
ma,i,m, pains 10 the joiuts or lons. for it gives
instant relief. ~
Snd nv b. s. L5adbeater l. Bro. Send tor
nsn,nhleI. Trial size IS cents. DR.. Giles, l2o
West Broadway, n. I.
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&upDOsSG Suicide.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. IL special to The
Herald from Findlay, o., says Hon. Il: P. Gage,
ex-president ofthe Hrncock Savings Bank was
discovered in bed yesterday morning with 6
bullet hole in his right temple. a revolver wss
found with one chamber emptisd. Re is suppos-
ed to have shot himself on account of bank trou-
bles. There is only a ery slight chance Of his
recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11
NEW XMAS GOODS.

Choice New Raisns. Currants, Ctron, Figs Few
Prunes, Cox's Galstne, Camphelrs Mince Meat,
(two grades) Florada Oranges, New Lemons
Assorted Nuts, Baldwin's Apples, Every cheap
Cape Cod Gran berries, New York sweet Cider
Fruit Buffers, Choico Jeliies, Chow Chow AID
Mixed Pickles in bulk, Sugar Corn, Sardines,
Orange Brand Sugar Cured Hams Shoulders
and Breakfast pieces, Old Baker Pure Eye
Whiskey, Port, Sherry, Msdsra aud Sweet c.
tawbs Wine, KUN, GIN, Brandy, &C. &c. I
am prepared TO sell all otthe above named goods
SO any price list advertised. Call and examine
for yourself and be convinced.
decl1 r. W. AVERY, 22G King St.
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FOR TaaE HOLIDAYS.
10 NORTH ROYAL STREET,


Al ExA n RI a, VIRGINIA,
OG.rs al LOWEST PRICES the following
carefully selected GROCERIES:
LONDON LAYER RAISINS""."..... ....l5o
LAYER and MUSCATEL do"".,"".."""..l2
QUARTER BOXES LAYER do.""."""..oo
HALF BOXES do..". ..,"."""ol "
QUARTER BOXES LON DON do......"".s0
HALF BOXES Gc.."..~.........."... ".".Sl ~
PRIME VALENCIA RAISINS.""..."" Q
PRIME SEEDLESS DOM. ,..... ......" ..."...lO
PRIME NEW CURRANT re. ...".."." go" q
PRIME NEW CITRON. ..,...........,,. ,"".."E0
CoXES GELATINE 1S2; 6 pkgs..,".."Sl w
NELSON'S GELATIN Z 1Sc; pkgs... u
ITALIAN MAUCARO NI............"..." .".zo
EXTRA QUEEN OLIVES. .......... ......""..5O
ATAORES PLUM PUDDING. ...30 and 60
ATMOaE'S NIECE MEAT (tho best. "."l2
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW ......................5b
ENGLISH PICKLES. ......................"....35
GENUINE HlsENCB MUSTARD. .".......25
DRIED SUGAR CORN ..,....... .............".lO
WINSJC N''S CANNED CORN. ...."..20
GENESEE VALLEY dc.".........".... ...""sl5
APPLE BUI1IEH ....,.... and 10
TGACE da.....""...... .......lZ anu ID
FRKNCn dr.....
LARGE CANS TOMATOES. .........."..""l0
NEW YORK CREAM CHEESE. .... ........l2h
We would cail especial attention to the fol.
lowing reduced pricos OF Cotlees of our roasting:
Roasted Rio. good ... ...... "lec
Rio, best""......,"""."..... .."."O
LlGauyrs bgst....." ..".."."3
Maracaibo. bGst"".."..,. "......."ao
q Old Government Java, best""."""52
Brown Sugar, fsir.. ........ q!
COCA ...., ''''.
choice Observation-Disclosures. "a
Very light Sugac.
Standard 4 Sugar.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Grsnulated do..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LcZ?nge Powdered do ..".ll
Cut Loaf Sugar
| Crushed do........ .,"."."..... ."."ll
Green Coflees, Colmal's Mustard, Fruit Pre-
serves. Jellies and Butter, Hilps and Havenner' s
Fine Crackers and Cakes, Cape Cod Cranber-
ries, Evsporstcd Apples. Dried Fruite, Fine
Sy1ups snd Molas5es, Canned Goods. Finest
Green, Oolong and Japan Teas, &C., &C., all for
sse at BOTTOM PRICES.
| J. O. MILBURN.
GROCER, TEA DEALER
! AND
COMM MISSION ERCHAN Mt,
Nc. 10 n. Royal st, A1exs.. Va.
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The brig VIM. Mallory, Of Mystic. Conn,
from Buaaos A7res for New YORK, was wreck
ed yesterday, tou: mile south of signal service
station, Cape Hatteras. N. G. Tne crew of 9
men and the captain aud wife were saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11
E.Se2tS s,rSSla,ss.s.

There were 90 cases ct The Mayors or Msg-
istrates Offices ibis clcrnng, except one tramp,
who wss ordered: cut f town Tor vsGrancy.
The remains Of Mira Eac!n. daughter OF
the late Samuel Skidmore, oi this city. who
died yesterday in Washington, we're brought
here to day for iDteg,ucIt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

What would our Forefathcrs have said ii
they had imagined tbas cough could be curec
for 25 ceHts-as By that reliable remeiy-Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

Large men Dea!h Am has just received {
large !oS Of Pauts, measuring from - to Is
inches in waists and various lengths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

s, Ks!z,u*ltio, $40 7th streets. Wasblogto1,
has The latest styles Of clothing. AID at the
most reasonable rates. Examine bis dress suits
and Cve5c0ats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

The iiIumiuative power Of Edison's electric
lisht could not be better utilized than tor Oh
examination of Dealham's listers ADD Scotch
Oyerooats after suudoW0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

Mr.. VIM. Patterson, Truck No. l, Baltimore
Fire Department, WAS cured of a severe pain
ia tho back by two applications of Keler's Ro
man IlnMect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

A convention CT tho Natlona! Llle Insurance
Company Asscciation to award Deasnam 'or Liz
I;f, pres .rvlDg Ulsters.
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fuEv1orSu1Ts, ElsEMAN Bros, TIN AND Il

kNEADED BISCUITS, Put two leaspoonluls
DoOLEYs YEAST POWDER IN a quart OF n3"''
rnb iato this Two tablespoons OF larc' Win
liI,e salt, and pdd enough sweet mix 10 nSAe
stiff dough. koead well tor nVe OF SIX s.L miu =
u,es, roll tho. cut into BISCUITS anu o"Ns
delicate brown,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS !-EIegan
quality ADD very cheap just opened at
dec l0--lW ISAAC EICHBERG s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-11

The Latest-Dealdsm'sscotoh Double fa0s'
llama wool OVercoats.