davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1878-07-24

HENRI WATrERsoS, the Bopcep Of the
Kentucky Democracy, is going over to In
diana to help his Copperhead friend NooR-
HE'S carry the Hoosier State. Not long
ago WATrERsON remarked, in effect, that ii
there is one business mcaner than Journal
ism that man can engage in in this coun-
try, it is craftsmanship. Perhaps it does
not involve any craftsmanship to gain n
Democratic victory in Indiana. Ballot-box
stuhiing, repeating, and fraudulent returns
are probably all that is required. HENRI
is therefore exempt from the charge OF de-
scending once again to something meaner
than iournalism-and such mean kind oi
Journalism, too
National Republican., 1878-07-24

In urging tho local election committees
in North Carolina to bring out n full Demo
cratic vote, the Raleigh Obserrcr casually
remarks that "many cripples there are, un-
able to walk, some of them 30 from Yam
kce bullets and having no way to ride to
the polls" This is fair specimen of the
efforts of the average Southern Democrat to
inspire enthusiasm in an election campaign.
Throwing in the word Yankee" here and
there, and an allusion to the late civil war
in political exhortations of this kind is as
natural to q Southern Democrat as plcadings
for Cancellation and forgetfulness of the
past are TO u Northern mud-sill Gusher
National Republican., 1878-07-24

THE number of knowing zones in WASH
ington, among the colonies, judges, and
governors, who are so pressed with import
ant business that they cannot leave the
Capital even during the heated term, is as
large rs ever But it is amusing to watch
them as they bristle up with newly-ac-
quircd information regarding the Florida
and Louisiana frauds The idea that the
Government pays per diem and mileage oi
witnesses to Atlantic City has, of course,
nothing to do with this active interest in
the affairs of the POTTER investigation.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

THE right of free speech is dear very
dear, to the heart of the average Southern
Democrat; but he is careful that it shall be
exercised only by his sympathizers. When
Republicans attempt to exercise it another
phase of the question instantly arises in his
mind, and when they attempt to secure the
election of candidates of their own choice,
he dcn0unces them as inccndiaries, as
cDlOr-lincrs, and all that sort of thing
This Is rs true OF Conservative North Caro-
lima as il is of all the Southern States. JEFF
DAVIS is still the idol aud the typical
the time approaches when they fondly I'M
aginc the country will pass into their con-
troll. the Southern Democrats become more
and more outspoken in his praise and in
their commendation of the Lost Cause. The
leading Democratic paper in North Carolina,
the Raleigh Observer, is moved by this I'M
pulse to remark:
The time will never come when In Northern
esteem II will be right and proper for represent
ative southern men to assert boldly and pub
| licIy that the cause IN which they hazlrded
their lives was u just cause. We are tired,
heartily tired, of waiting fOt that ever. coming,
! neycr.arriying convenient season ; aud We un-
hesitatimgly array ourselves with those who
say, Let Mr. DAVIS spcak-let us all speak, "
| and with those who think We have done our
selves 10 good by having sought SO HmXioGsly
| to please the Yankees and negroes during the
| last twelve or thirteen years. The yiudicaliUn
Of tho right of free speech In the south Ii
worth far more to Us than any mere matter OF
CXne1irncy,
National Republican., 1878-07-24

The New York HerdId either has q poor
memory or its study of history has been
feariully neglected. 1t says that ten years
ago the Republicans entered upon course
OF action which has since pointed invariably
to ito the solid South whenever they have
been asked for q policy. The Herald cannot
fail to call to mind the fact, il it tries that
there was no solid South" politically until
after the Inauguration of President HAYES
Cp TO that time the South was divided.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

THE United States not only furnished
munitions of war for Russia during tho re-
cent Turko-Nu war and the subsequent
Threatening aspect of affairs in the Old
Wo Id, but is now invited to subscribe to
the new Russian loan Of S200,000,00O Ef-
forts are being made to place" that loan in
this country by accredited agents of the
Russian government with some promise OF
success Somehow things have changed
during the present generation.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

Is referring to the effort now being made
to close up the estate Of JAY COOKE * Co.
the New York Times says; Settlements
" have been made by the trustee with the
" families of the members of the bankrupt
" firm, by which large sums of money were
realized. All the bankrupts had settled
" land and money on their%vcs and chill
"drcn, and in the issues which were in-
evolved in the courts the estate had come
=" out second best. and compromised rather
National Republican., 1878-07-24

Mr. FOSTER has fully declined TO accept
the nomination tcndrred to him in the
Toledo district, preicrriny TO run in his
own. This is what might b, expected from
q plucky consistent man, whose self-respect
will not consent to be packed in carpet
bag. He will make !. highly interesting
for the Democrats in hiso gerrymandered
district, where be is far stronger than his
party.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

be no fear of further fall in prices, for
what is not demanded here at present rates
will find it's way to the Old World at remu-
nerativc prices. The crops of this abundant t
year will do much to revive the tagging en- :
ergies of the American people by infusing
fresh vigor into the various pursuits upon
which the country's prosperity depends.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

LrTTLE DooLITrLE, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the Chicago district,
is son of ex-senator DooLIrTLE, of Wis
consin, who is known as Big DDoLIrrLE,
although he ne cr did anything to earn
that distinctive tile. 1t is said that the
young man does MT inherit any of the old
mans good sens, small as the heritage
would necessarily have been. 1t is probable
that he is appropriately named, little
DOOLITTLE!
National Republican., 1878-07-24
In Great Danger of General Dutier.

The Democratic party In Massachusetts, Is honey.
combed with Buterisni. II may not be that the
Democracy will nominate him for Governor, or
even omit nomination aud give him a tacit sup
port they did to General Devens In 1892 but II Is
patent To the dullest to-day that the Democratic
party Is in great danger Of General Butler.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NonrnwEssSI, VEST, AND SOUTH
SUNDAY, To- JJAks TAkS III, fIftfTt KS AM
A. Nj. Leave washington, .
TN 2rRk ys sS Fy 81 sdSaays AsR p Pe S
1qlsGs iassSs s%a md III Rsy
Strsbprg. Winchester, Hagerstown. md Way via
TS tBALTIMonE AND LAUREL EXpREss
SSISTT %5sk TihIIRi1PEfFiIA ~ aosT2s g s
York and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
sssats tsL LoyIs, ,cHIcAao. COLUMBUS, AND
pullman Cars 70 Cincinnati daily. Graiion to san
ufsS ss5-on G SUNDAY oniy"Bsiiimors Annapoll, and
"iSGo-RALTIMoRE EXPRESS st,p, n, Biadcn,.
anil Hanover.
ystk AgnspG f!f2 SN Gy W. gs
ToN EXPRIssl on SUNDAYS to Daliiinore ouiy.
LAUREL EHFRft5 r9edsrIok va Relay siops @
sM%'f%ssi e Ross;i @ rrsds5Ss 5 IIss.stcwS; Win;
fS%rPSl sSrSik sTa wrE s,S,G1i SNS h.
foE SP, Ps.ssnssrs taken IN ,Se ears 2rt 10 boat 4
T;l5-tCHlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPIRES
sISfp,GgfR siyphgREi irif rIM5&s + ShlSssf EXPIRES -
ASS Fps6UEa &S I!Sfas4rt fEf t.SSs aSTlsTlar clss1
s%as %s@,Nk%. ESIi ITSiSS rnIILApELrMIA I III AND
f1ES T"d ,,s %sg dscap 70 rssSSns aSdns
1878 GREAT 1878
TO TEE IdRTN sHNSSrEEYATIA WAY ASp SSvJE vsJur,rwu,
srlrsBBHSS BHSEtH ERfSs fa H EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE IsSh WSsnisETes II III from Depot CO.
o, ngI 81, e sS!h ard ard ,s streets Gets as @ sws M daily with
fn,soars "a o J" 6insi"nnt ] . s. louis sSd SSioaso'
ttrr sfRk SH Ee!f3Sa AZ 3 SGls &
FOR ana S Ns y Gssessl @ m aas SiSspt
Losk Haven, anu Eimira at ioioA m daily'e1'
S ,s q: Es, 1nss.S @ T. aPG aRn's ~ En z
presof pullman Parlor Cars eS n ul daily es-
York q. hFGSs TRIM, scSDss
Ing dou6is icrriass and journey across New York
''' sssSsy % %,S q siSSpias Ice "a. EO% ws,Guson g
10 daily sHsep' sqndsy SI,ss tss n.
Accpp%%ois,ion p u ior Ia" saitinois ssS 80 m and Z.
rOIr0pe % %nS 6Stse s1ffH. Es saaHy % m and d. m d.y
For knnapons SIS m. and n tp m daily erosps
sER zaHRHD1GssP%S9zas 2sB ahI
TON RAILROAD -
s0' T.fa.S m % sSaSas :! sis NJ and shd =
For IL hmond and the south. IA and sUA H. daily.
AID GlO y. m daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria iJr Washington. q Z
BIO. 10 II q m, 1, tD. 60 and p m
Tn SUNDAY at s. o and 10 Q. m and u . y M
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor-caf -
commodAtons be nrofrired at the ofices-north-
cost corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyvann av-
enue. northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsyt
vnnia avenue and nj the depot where orders can b
len for the checking OF baSgage to destination ffo@
hotels and rt~d.nco..
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. apl ul.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

THE partisan uses for which the rorrER
committee was intended at its very concep-
tion are being served ow in the publication
Of extracts from the testimony taken before
1t as Democratic campai N documents. The
peruries of ANDERSON, WEBER & Company
are being circulated throughout the country
as truths. \ fair sample OF the average
Democratic campaign thunder.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

than run tho full course of the law"
When the history Of this failure of JAY
COOKE & Co. shall have been written up,
IL 1t ever shall be, II will present chap
ter full of wonderful developments of pub
lie loss and family gains 1t has the mate
rial for startling story of wrong If no
fraud shall be made to appear. The suf-
fcrcrs are numerous
National Republican., 1878-07-24
A Rotten Egg Spoiled.

The reputation of Mr. Hayes for political honesty
Is ruined. No man made fairer prDmises or talked
more glibly Of elcyatng the character of the public
service. Yet General Grants appointments were no
worse than those OF Mr.. Hayes, and General Grant
did not preach what ho did not practice. All things
TO all men. Mr.. Hayes beginning so well, will end
by being nothing to anybid
National Republican., 1878-07-24

THE Democratic papers over the country
are charming their readers with eighteen
distinct lies that are strung together like
sausages, aud that have been coined by the
Democratic organ of this city from the
metal, machinery and dies of jim ANDER-
SONS min. The coin is spurious, but it is
good enough for Democratic circulation. 1t
Is now said that JIM and his coming tools
are permanently engaged by the Post.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

THE first of the State elections of 1873
will be held in North Carolina next month.
The address of the Republican Executive
Committee of the State, published in our
news columns this morning, explains very
clearly and pointcdly the issues involved
in the contest. II is true that the Demo-
Gratis have the Republicans at decided dis
troll of the election machinery; but it is
nevertheless probable that the latter will
make some gains in the Legislature.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

MACKENZIE is across the Rio Grande
again. If this thing is kept mp, and it seems
necessary that it should he, the country will
be aroused some fine morning with the
booming Of cannon, so to speak, and our
skeletonizeI army will have its hands full
of earnest work
National Republican., 1878-07-24

JEFF DAVIS is still talking. He thinks
President HAYES it not entitled to "his Of.
"fice." This opinion puts JEFF still more
thoroughly in accord with the average DEM
ocrntic scntiment of the country.
National Republican., 1878-07-24
Fitz-John Porter yindicated.

The Porter inquiry really appears to be quite
Tho Ervaing BHLlstin assures Us that
Porter himself, who commanded tho cavalry In
General Pattersons campaign at the beginning OF
the war, was trusted and admired by the City
Troop Of Philadelphia" and with that sort Of ill.,
what more can he want?
National Republican., 1878-07-24
A Cheerful Prospect.

TNUW lOfK MILL
Only one regiment Of the regular army east OF the
Mississippi; hundred thousand tramps in the
Middle States who would cheerhly go into bridge
burning and train -wrecking for diversion II led by
communistlc agtators the spirit Of discomfort en-
cuSraged by all sorts Of dcmagogues, and abundant
elements OF trouble lying around loose everywhere.
Reduce the army ~ 1869 NELL"
National Republican., 1878-07-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

OLD MARTIN BoSCAwEN's JEST. ny MARIAN G.
l.. REEVES author of "weafithorne,' and EMILY
READ, author OF "Gaytown," &c. New York :
u. Appleton & Co. Washington Mohun Bros.
This volume Is among the best Of Appleton's
cheap publications, being a pleasantly told
tale Of interest and instruction.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

THF BIRD OF PASSAGE. by J. sHERrDAs LEE
fASu. New York d. Appleton & Co. Wash
ington: Mohun Bros.
This Is one of Appleton's New Handy Vol
ume Series, and Is delightful romance Of
thirty chapters, full Of interest, and well cal
culated to kill time.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

TIE ESSAYS OF ELLA. ny CHARLES LAMB
New York: d. Appleton & Co. Washington
Mohun Bros.
This work Is another Of Appleton's New
Handy Series. These essays are upon vari.
ETY. Of subjects. and are well calculated to en-
gage the attention and store the mind Of the
reader with instructive matter.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

A HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR 1878 Being
record OF important political action, national
aud state, ffnm July -, 1876, to July l. 1878. by
EDWARD MCPHERsOS, Ill. d.. Of Gettysburg Pa,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, United
statcs, rhrtyeighth To Forty third Congresses, In
elusive. Washington: SOlOmons & Chapman.
This work contains nearly 80 pages Of the
most important political information extant
1t has been gathered with much care by the
experienced author, and arranged with wise
regard to convenience to tho active politician,
whether of the corps editorial or on the politi-
cal rostrum. As a book of reference 1t is in
valuable, for tha reason that the matter
grouped within its pages Is varied and relia-
Bile, and affords rich magazine Of exceedingly
useful and available information. 1t should
find place in every editorial library and in
the hand Of every active politician. Tho
spirit, II not the full text Of all the State plat
forms In the nation, Is here presented for
ready reference. We take pleasure in COM
mendng this work to public confidence and
adoption for its intrinsic worth.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

AMONG the most-talkcd-or men in this
country to-day is COLrMDUs ALEXANDER
He has attained one Of the objects of his
assault upon Mr. lIUErON by using his
quarrel with him to advertise himself; hut
he has failed to manufacture any outside
sympathy for the cause OF the Obstruction
lists or Memorinlists, which he represents.
The almost unanimous voice OF the press Of
the country is raised in regret that this
quarrel has ended without the services Of Il
coroner and surgeon having been required.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

The telegraph has been used of late to
send dispatches all over the country in ct
feet that the editor of the NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN is to DE summoned brlOr" the
POTTER committee, at Atlantic City, for
the purpos, of showing who wrot" the
editorials Of the paper during the counting
Of the electoral votes, These dispatches
should have said u former editor Of THE
REPUBLICAN, for the present editors are
not seeking a summon to a watering place
just for the fun OF the thing aud at Govern
mcnt expense.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

Mcssrs. Z. NJ. Whitaker & Son have laid
upon our table Dlackwood's Edinburg Maga-
zine for July. with valuable table of contents.
We arc indebted to J. Brad Adams for the
copy of "The Law of Population, its Conse-
quences. and its Bearing Upon Human Con-
duet and Morals" BY Annie Bezant.
Also, for an carly copy ofa little work en-
titled "The Dance of Death" which Is strong
assault upon dancing as a social pastimo.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

LADIES who have pale compilations, blotches and
pmpcs on the face, rough skin, or freckles should
use Dr. Butts blood Mixture.
National Republican., 1878-07-24

TIE question in Missouri politics now is
whether the Democratic party has absorbed
the Greenback organization, or the Greenback
concern absorbed the Democratic affair. The
Democratic organization has the better aud
the longer record for absorbing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
EaEEsaGfN a e.
T : y HxISS,

This important organ weish' bu: about
three pounds. s2d III the blood IN Il living
person (about three gslioIs) passes through
it at least once every half hour, 20 have tne
bile ard other impurities strained Or filtered
from ;i. Ella is the ns!ural puEsa!iEe Of tho
bowels, ana if the Liver becomes torpid it is
not separated from the blood, but cacc!a1
through tho wins 10 ell parts Of the system.
aid in trying to escape throug I the rcrcs Of
the skin, causes il 10 turn yellow Or ;. dirty
brown color. The stomach bacolnos diseased
and Dyspepsia, Indigastion, CnGs;ip%iion,
Headache. Bliousne55, jau2djco, Ehl!l5,
Malsria, Fe7ers, Piles, Sick sTG Sour SION
sch, and general debility follow. Il s;!"
| RELL'S HEPATlNE. tho crest Vegetable
discovery for torpidiLy, cauSas the LIVER 10
throw off from ono to two ounces OF bic esea
lims the blood passes through IT, as log Gs
there is FL excess Of bile; nud tie cEoc: Ct
even few doses upon yellow complexion
or G brown, dirty locking skin, will aston
ish all who try it--;hey belng !ha Gt.t tsgmp.
toms 10 disappear. The cure Of all bilious
diseases and Liver complaint is made Ger
tain by taking Hsnstine IN SccGrdance Wild
directions. Hoadscho is generally cured IL
twenty minutes, and no disease tha! srlse3
from The Liver can exist if fsir triAl Is
given. Take no pills whom you can gel
Hepatine st the same price. For sale BY
al DRUGGISTS. PRICE CSC aud 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
7 z 7 NGSS =

The fatality of Consumption or Throat aad
Lung Diseases. which sweep TO tho grave az
least one third Of oil DEATHS victims. arises
from the Opium or Morphine tFestGient'
which simply stupeaes as tha work OF death
goes on. Sl0,CCO will bs pgid if Opium or
Morphine or say preparation Of Opium.
Morphine or Pra:sic acid can be found in
the Globe Flower Cough Syrup, which has
cured people who are living to-day with ole
remaining lung. 10 greater wrong csn De
done than to say than Consumption is ncqr-
sble. The GLOBE FLOWER COu4a
SYRUP will cure it when oil other nlssn5
have failed. Alzo Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis aad ell diseases of the throat end
lungs. Read the Testimonials Of tie Bon.
Alex II. Stephens and others in our book
free to all st the drug stores. Taxa no
Troches or Lozenge: for Sore Throat, Waan
you Can ge! Globe Flower Syrup ct saiae
price. For sale by sll Druggists. P4sEcA
CSC and ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
HaENEGsEAE..
" -HI 60 MI E e EA -EI
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

lr. Albert C.ooker, the well l.known drug
aist. and apothecsry. ofSpringva!e, Ae', always
advises every oHe troubled with Hhenmatl5a 10
t1y VEGETIN&.
READ HI3 STATEMENT:
Sp1insvs!e, Aia., Get, II, 1876
air. =. + Stevcas:-
Dear &ir,-Eiftaen years ago last fall 1 Wss
taken sick with rAeunlstsnn, was unable to move
un.i} Tue neg: pril. From that time until threa
yaafs sxo last fall, I suffered everything Win
Tllsu,aa.i$!n Sonletnles there would be weezs
al 8 ti!nn t;a9t could no. step one stop; lnese
a:tgci,s were quite often. suffered everything
tfa. :. IN could Over throo yesrs $50 last
ayrag l commenced taking VEGETlNE, snd
followed it up until hsd taken seven bottles
hav4 hal 10 rheumatism since that time. 81
ways advise every ora thst is troubled with
.ry TB4ETlNE, and not suHo7
for years IS hsYo done. This statement IS
er.tl,:!ons SIS fsr as Mr. Stevens is concerned.
Yours, ETC.,
Albert Crooksr.
Firm Of T.. Crookar s. Co., Druggists u Apoth-
prST:rS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
U;1EJjtEAT.3al 4 DISEASE OF THE
HJ.fIDit

s.iE Il r. 4 DISEASE OF The
BLOOD.
Til, blood in tais disease, is found to contain
On excess of ibcin. YE4ETINE h acts By con-
vc:ting tho blood from its diseased condition to
8 hes!thy circulation. VEeETlNE reSulsstseis ssis
complaint. One bottle of Vege:ine will GiVo
relief; bu:, 10 eject 8 pocmsneAt cure, it must nus
be taken regularly, and may tsso several DO R2t
ties. especially in cases oflong standing. VEG,
NTINE is sold By ell druggists. Try it and
your verdict will bo tho ssalo as that OF thous'
snd5 before you, who say, IN eyer 2;I found 20 70
much relief - from the uso Of VEGFTlNE,"
whici, ia composed exclusively of Bsrks, Koots
ana Heros. g,
'VxGEr1sE." says Boston physician, "hss IS
20 equal 2s q blood pucidsr:, Asarlng Oh lts
usny wonderful cures, sfser all other remedies
hsd failed, 7 visited the Laboratory, and con"
yinced m7Golf OF its genuine merit. II is pre-
pared from ba7ks. roots aod herbs, cscn o'
which is highly elective, a1d they are coH'
pounded II sach manner IS TO produce as
toaisiIig reaulLs."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
u Ell dsa BE yM -M E&A -E
EhS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
Rnatnn Gnt 1870

;ir. Il. +. S!a7a,is:--
Dear ssir.-My daughter. after having assvere
sttsc!, cf Whooping Cough. was left io fes6le
s!s!e Of heath. D;ing advised by friend she
tried ths VEtETINE, .ad after usug law
bottles Ess fully restored to heslth. :.
! haya baea q great sufferer from Theums!sn;
J. havo taken soTerGl bottles ofthe VEGEIlA L
for This complaint, and am happy to say it has
entirely cured mo. I have recommended the
VEG 1ETLHHi to otda.s with tho same good ro'
suits. I! is grcat cleanser snd purifier OF the
blood; il is pleasant t. take and can chserfully
rnco.-,,nc1i :, James Morse,
So! Athens Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
-m 81 rWg & Va -EI

NOTHING EQUAl Tc IT.
South Sala;n, Mass, Nov, i. 1876.
!ir. Z. j.. Stavens.
De2r Sir: ha-o boel troubled Wi ith Scrotula,
Car,!;or anG Liver Compla!2t for three years.
Nothing eyer did me any good Until I COM
mencad using tho Yegst!re an now get'ins Z
along first rate, aud still using tho 9egc!lne. l
consider shere ia nothing equal to It for such
connlai1t:. Can hosr!i!y reconmead it to owe
ybC3y. Yours truly;
Mrz. LIZZIE II PACKARD
10. g Lagrange 81, south Salem, Aas7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27

Special contracts will he made with yearly al
vertiss7s. os;,,,
Marriage snd Death Notices fifty cents. Obllu-
aries will be charged as advertisement rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27

For upwards Ct thirty years Mrs. WIns'o",a
Soothing Syrup has 5eeu used Tor cnlldren.. 1t
corrects ocidity of the stomach, relieves Wlnu
colo, regulates the bowels, curvo dyseatery and
hiarrtW, whether arising from tecthlug or other
| causes. An OLD and veil tried remedy. 20 cents
J bottle. eZZ"u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
EO0 DOZEN

5OODozEN
LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
FOS MEN.
Colored Borderea Linen at 25, 80, 40. 50. g. rs,
cents and | co.
Plain " hite HandkerchieIs OF 25, 81. 50. IS
oeDta.
White HemsiiLched Eandkerchiefs at 40. 30, eS,
IS, s9 csnts snd 90, l 13. 25.
Plain White Silk BandkorchieTs at l %, 25,
133. $50 rs. 200. . IS. 2 SO.
Colored Bordered Silk Handkerchief OF 25,
49, So Is. 2Co, 25. 2 50. rs. 800. 3 So,
Fancy Colored Silk dandkerchiefs st 2 90. 9,
2G0, g Is, s CO, 3 go.