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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08
Mt. Cory Letter.
Mt. CORY, Nov. 5, Il

MT. CORI, NOV. D, 1910.
ED. JEFF: The fine opportunity for
all manner of out door work afforded
by the delightful weather of the past
few days is being taken advantage of
by our farmers, and the task of corn
husking and other work is being push
ed forward with all possible speed.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The Sabbath School convention of
this Union) township, which was 10
session here on Saturday and Sunday
last, was well attended and was sue
cess. The convention came down to
business promI tly at 10 o'clock a. M,
on Saturday, with Samuel Bolton
President and q. K. Stringfellow,
Secretary. We do not deem it neces-
sary to tire your readers with a lengthy
sketch of the proceeding, suffice it to
say that the meeting throughout was
full of interest. The attendance from
the neighboring schools was large, the
spacious audience chamber of the
church being packed to its utmost ca
pacity, great portion of the time.
Conspicuous among the exercises
were the model Sabbath School, con-
Quoted by Rev. Longbrake, and the
model Infant School with hints on
Infant School teaching, by Enoch
Miller On Sabbath evening. The con
vention was very ably addressed by
Rev. II. Brenneman, and Prof. John
Zellers. Prof. z. has won for himself
a name and place in the hearts of
the s. s. workers of this township, and
especially is he a favorite in our school.
As was expected, his lecture was in
teresting aud instructive. His great
strength seems to lie in the opposite
use of striking illustration, around
which he YIELDS his arguments. The
rendition of very beautiful and ap
propriate poem, by Miss Hattie Abel,
is also worthy ot mention. Great
credit is due to the s. s. workers for
the zeal and energy they manifested
in their endeavors to make the con-
vention a success. We congratulate
them npon the result.
RETURNED.
VIM. Turner has just returned from
q trip to the west.
yICR VERSA.
Elijah Falk and family, are busy
getting ready for their departure to |
California. The purpose bidding Us |
good bye in earnest this time.
MORTALITY.
Anna Heininger departed this life at |
the advanced age cf rs years, on the |
morning of the 2nd, inst, at the resi-
dence of her son Adam Heininger,
Mother h. was favorably known
throughout this and the adjacent neigh |
borhood. She was an eminently pious
and devoted christian lady, and is |
mourned by all who knew her.
Our Public School has commenced
and under the tutorship of e. L. Rick
eFt, bids Fair to be crowned with suc-
,ess.
We are happy to announce that
David George is again restored to
'ound health. Friend Dave had Sc
Tere time Of it but luck was In his
avor. DICK T1Nro.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08
LACUPIA.

LITcEFIELD, CONN.
suffered for years with Liver Complaint.
During the most OF this time was following
the advice Of physicians and taxing medi,
cines My case was daily becoming worse
and wss about giving mp in despair when
1 was recommended by one Of Ada's friends
TO try Lacupia. began TO fmpfDye IInns'
diately upon using IL, and am nov entirely
Wen. THO5. WHITTL LESY
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08

SECRETARY SHERMAN, it is said, VIII
ask TO have the silver bill modified.
He does not regard it as fevoring re-
sumption.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08
new Rich BLOOD!

Parsons PurEsfiVe Ills make New
hlcn Blood, and will compI 7tely change the
blood in the entire system in three months
Any person who will take pill each night
from 70 u weeks may be restored to sound
health, X snch thing be possible. Sent b.
mail for 8 letter stamps. n n. JOIINs0S
d CO., Bangor, Me.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08
New Advertisements.
AGENTS. READ THIS

Or FANCY CARDS with name. Toe. Plain or
~ Gold, l50 sty les, Agt's Outfit Zoe. Hail
Co., Hudson, N. Y.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08

We will pay Agents Salary of SI0O per
month and expenses, or allow a large COM
mission to sell our new and wonderful in
Ventions We mean tChGt zoe sdy. Address
without delay,
SHERMAN & CO.. MARSHALL. Michigan.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08
yICR VERSA.

Elijah Falk and family, are busy
getting ready for their departure to
California. The purpose bidding Us
good bye in earnest this time.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08

For sale by Dealers generally. and at
Wholesale ny WEST * TRUAx, ,Toledo o, ,SrRoSs
4 COBB, Cleveland, and r JoSEz & Son
Columbus, 0hiv.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08

All the Democratic nominees are
probably elected.
KENTUCKY.
The Republicans possibly elect one
Congressman, the rest are Democrats.
NEBRASKA.
Republican majority 5000 to 10, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
FINE DRESS SUITS AT DEALIAM' s.

sa- VARIOUS CAUSES -sdvancing years
care, sickness, disappointment, and hereditary
predisDosItion-all opaTate to turn the hair grGy,
and either Of them incines it to shed premature.
~. AVER HAIR VIGoa will restore fs! sd or
gray, light and red heir to RIGA brown OF daap
black, ss usy bs desired l4so!teRa and cleaases
tho scalp, giving it e healthy action, and re-
moves snd cures dsndruE AMI humors. BY It's
use falling hair is checked, and q new growth
will be produced in all csgas whsce the follicles
r,o MOI destroyed or glands decnyed. It's effecia
arc beautifully shown on brashy weak or sickly
hsir, to which d few applications will produce
the gloss and freshness Of you.h. HARMLESS and
dressing, and ia especially valued for tho soft
iustre and richness of tone it impsrts. Il con-
tairs neither oil nor dye, and will not coil or
color white cambria; yet il lasts long on the hsir
and Keeps it fresh and vigorous. u. 5. Lead
bester g Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
LOCAL ESrAEtsiAS,

Ihs wasther yesterday IVES Ct the mcst in
clemsnt ard dssgreeabe character, being cue
csasion Of rsir, snow aad wiod mskins pcdes
trianism very uncomfortable aud Keeping IL;
streets nearly bare during most Of the day.
During the night it cleared off and the Weather
to-day has been clear, although quite cold and
wir!Ty. Considerable ice formed last night.
Fora week or two past g very successful reyi-
val Of religion has been going on q. the Roberts
Chapel. Il. E. Church, colored, on south Wash
ington street. of which Rev. G. L. Pinkney is
the PASTOR. Lurge numbers nightly crowd tc
the alter, and last Ght forty-fcrT converts were
received.
a meeting ofths Socisty Ct Old i:inden.s o.
st. JOHNS Academy is to beheld tonight, wheil
the committee to make arr!n gcclslts tor the al
nual supper will report.
Mr.. Willie McVeigh caught fall grown liTe
opossum in tho yard ofhis fathers residence, on
st. Asaoh street, near the Post Office last night
Thers will be called meeting Of ths City
Council Tomorrow night.
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sa- FACE To FACE WITH D1sEasE-Ho,

sg FACE TO FACE WITH DISEASE --IIow
often it happens that aithou gh We hava Witnessed
the rhvages Of disease in the case OF o.hsrs, NO
disregard his warning signal. In his own. II il
only when we find him face - face with US that
We really perceive how grim he is. Then, per-
chscco, when ii is too late, medical aid is sh:.
Weakness. Fo1iify the system and you ara arm
ed against him. lhs finest tonic for this purpose
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which renders
the digestion easy sad complete. noutishas the
system, improves The appetite gives strength
yielding eleep, countaracts bliiousueEs, and
keeps the bowels in f.; rate order Lesnness,
aud unnatural wanness and sslowness OF the
face are otvis:e1 by it, and so genial end b..
nelcsnt are lts offsets, that not only is the body
invigorated and regulated By its use, bu. de-
spondency bani:hed from the mind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

c,mcs Up 10 tbs H6r3e. IS ti.o democrats
there are doubtful Of anything that cn;ostcs
from The tIaiu II fIr. e !nu1ds, AID IS they
ail base cUo!roi III bath traou1ss Of Cco'
Qress at the rext p:aad :uIial eecti0o cAH do
With contested reurds as they please.
There need be 10 fear O. {; withdrawal ct the
postal cars sfcr The f;at Ct Ja?usry, as co 80
preparation will be mad: fer c'otruiog hcm
on the railroads.
Mr.. Regac'I bill f;r regulating ip:er State
C )musrce, that passed the House LIS: week,
3ill probably be defeated 10 iho Se1a5=.
Among The petitions fled 10 the House Is 1ne
of Smith Mieor, formerly OF Alexandria, for
compensation ter slaves euaucip2ted ia toe
District Of Columbia e. says ia bis petition
thss be voted FIR saoessi;n IN 4 ,ncma0t 0!
weakness, and as he has been loyal ever snce, he
thinks tbs: "seskness' should be overlooked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

LOTTERY Broken Ur.-Constable Johu Il.
Gray swore out g warrant this morllog betofc
Justice Ballcpger and c.lIiog 10 bis assist auce
officers Franks and Goodrich, proceeded to
make raid on gambling establishment kept
10 the cellar Of the house en- the northwest
corner CT Queen and Royal streets. They iouod
there white mau named Charles Matthews,
who had bis possession policy wheel," aad
a considerable CROWD Ct negroes who were 10
terested 10 "the drawings" The appearance
of the officers was the signal for a general STAN
pede, but they succeeded in capturing Matthews,
bis " heel and several negroes. The former was
lock ed up 10 the station bcu'e and the negroes
we're recocu Esd So witnesses. 1t is believed
that Matthews mad partosr who escaped.
The accused was partially examined by JUS
ticss Baeuger and Loveioy. in the preseno, OF
Commonwealth Attorney Brent, out express
ing desire to employ counsel the further ex
animation vas postponed uulil to norrow ard
bail fixed at $500. which had Dot been gVaa at
late hour tnls evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

Shortly after midnight on Saturday John
Malloy, New York grocer. Was stabbed ana
almost instantly killed while putting up bis
shutters, By Philip Whitney, druok rui-
isu, whom MaIloy had helped ia maoy ways,
bus had refused 10 lodge him that n aht because
Of bis dluIkenue:s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

TIE CITY DEBT. the former plan for the
compronise or adjustment OF the city debt hav'
ing proven failure, as heretofore noticed in
the Gazette, the two National Banks Of the
CITY and various other parties who hold con-
siderable smount Of the city's bonds have ap'
pointed ommittecs to meet the Finance Com,
mittcc of the City Ccuuoi. with e view to the
adoption OF another plan Of compromise, the
matt izasurc being tho cancellation of tbe old
bonds AID sha issuance Of pew ones CT the de-
notaiu;1 na Of 500, bearing three per oar5 H.
tcrcss. The c5luo offices Appreciated by the barks
arc Firs; NaticUa!, s. G. Neale, WI. Boothe.
r. s. Lsa6heslcr aad S. L. Beach; Citjzsns'
National, BaooU: Wheat aud r. Nj. Lawson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

YEsTERDAY.-T Indictment weather of yes
terdey bad the effect Of keeping most people 10
doors, and consequently dim flashing largely The
attendance at the various churches. No service
was held io S.. 'Paui's Church 10 the evening.
At s.. Mays Church 10 the mornicg Rev.
Father Scs1lap. OF St. Thomas Manor, Charles
cousty, Nd, ofiaiatsd aud preached Az able
sermon. In the N. l.. Church Rev. Richard
Norris, OF Georgetown, preached both morning
and night he add Rev Mr. Pesroe having ex-
changed puipi;s. At the NJ. E, Church South
Rev. Mr.. Si!lis preached 10 the morning. A
Friends circular meeting was held in the meet
cg house, corGer Of Wolfe aud St. Asaph
streets at $50 p. N. Two converts from the
c7|ored Baptist Church Oh Princess street were
bap,iz j 10 the Potomac off Battery Rogers 10
the ruogbiug, and six persons 10 the Washing,
ton street Baptist Churoh at hight 10 several
Of The churches prayers we're offered for the re-
covery of Gov. Hampton, Of South Carolina, as
r, qaeeted in the Gszstte of Saturday. Reg.
Father o Ksue of 81. Msry's Church, made
hiz regular monthly visit to Falls Church aud
held StrG!ces there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.

FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
Ii is understood that here IS sone prospect
Of the payment OF a d:videod Of about eight
per ceus to the deposilocs Of the late Farmers
aud Mcchariez' Savings Bark 10 short time.
II had beet. hoped shst the dividend 'sould be
rcal!y three tlnSs 80 large, bu; The suit against
the cthci,! boud CT he president, which had to
&c brough. 10 Baltimore, as tee bondsnen re-
sided there. his not set been deci ied, and the
Sauboin farm, GEAR this city, sill! remaios in
the hsois Of tao receiver, 50 that no more
reaGv CASH c.u!l h3 realized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

sun rises a. sun tc!s... = Z.
AA2I7SD.
S.np &c Eniabt New York, Ia F. 4 Reed.
Str Defsnce, PHILADELPHIA to r a Reed.
Str Lazy of the Lake, Norfolk, to aee1.
StrJ w Tncm pson, leonardo an, to 4 see2,
Sir Nsttsno Cha Jiico, to Broder5 81 co.
Str City Ct Washington, Chaplico, TO roschlac
Ferry Go.
Sch, Annie 6 Mi!lsyd Goorgetcw2, 10 W =
Smoot.
Schr Geo Il Vreelsnd, Few York. to master.
CLEARED.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by A Zee !.
StrJ w Thompson, Leon a:dtoWn. by ga sesa'
Str II attsno Chsptico. by Jos Bioders q 20.
Schr Annie s. Mlilard, Portland, by Wm q
Smo,t
Schr Laura Z Messer. Georgetown, by " 4
Smoot.
>chr Mary ADAMS. Georgetown, by " a
Gmoct.
Scnr Dresdnaught, Br;sto, by Hsmp 6 Bait
Coal Go.
PASSED DOWN.
S:hrs Geo = Ballocs, ioooken. aud Katie Il
Taoer, New Haven, both from GeorGe:oWn.
MEMORANDA.
Schr G L Fe.scrden hence fer Allyn's 1t: al
New London !4ih.
Schr William Mason, Georgetown, OF FsIi
River 18th. ~
Svhr Silvcr Wing. heDca, at Baltimore ION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

TIE GREATEST REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS
EVER KNOWN Ali Of Our lnmenco stock Of
Dry Goods, $50 900 worth, reduced to ptins
oos5. Excellent black elk reduced to 75c, prime
coat. Beautiful dress goods, silk aod wool,
reduced to co.. Fioest French novelties silk
aud Eool dress goods reduced to pIina cost
Crowded all tho time, selling thu cheapest dry
goods iu Washington. tCauaot send samples :;
imp3saible.) Coaks trinn=d with velvet or
silk FROM IS to $35. IAITER's,
I'll MeskuS t,osna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
Disturbance alta Election

WINNIPEG. Dee. 15-At m clsction disturb.
ance +. 81. Agathe, insu namat MeLosn Was
fatally shot and Mr.. Tsiifer tho neuiy elected
member Of The provincial Legislature wss shot
in tne leg. a priest namd CharbennesH has
tesn arrested for resisting ties officers of The law
and will bo tried to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

BOLD RoBEERy.-Oa Saturday night, two
negro roeu entered the store of Mr.. III. j.
Waterman, On King street aud asked to see
sone CPS. Ga being showa some, one Of lhe
negroes sna!ched cap ADD both of them made
off. They were rursu,d by Mr.. Waterman aad
officers LAWYER and Nightiogll, who captured
them in ,hs Market sIl.y aud recovered the
csr. Upoo herg taken to the Station house
they gave their names as Henry Carter sDd Al.
bert Dussy. They were tried by the Mayor
yesterday, and sentenced to received twenty
ore aud iftcso lashes respectively. which we're
we'll administered 10 the Station house this
norulcg. 4 rsp2r;er of a WASHINGTON paper
came diva to witness the execu ion OF the
seuter c., but arrived otter it was all over aud
the men discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
Four neproes who had fired 9 mill s

Four negroes who had fired q mill st Noun!
Carrie, Florida, and while tina superintendent
WAS exliaguishiog the fire went TO his house, best
his wife and carried of all his money, wers taken
out of jail week aimee By mob CT thirty or
forty disguised mon. Two Of tbs negroes were
shot dead in front of the jsi aud another was
rnorts,ly wounded. Tha fourth escaped, DAT
has since given himself up 10 the authorities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.

AS CHRISTMAS is almost here sad people
want 10 kaow where TO purchase their holiday
presents, and naturally !cok to the newspaper
tsr such information. all who have holiday
goods and wares to dispose Of should deter
40 longer to advertise, and they will find 60
Surs1 meaus of conveying information than that
81 oroee BY the Gazstte, the circulation of which
along the lines Of the different railways lead
tng TO this city makes it particularly desirable
neGiun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

IHE CANTATA OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Evere svaiatle seat Of Peabody Hall was filled
last Friday evening as the full, sweet notes Of
the organ and c0rDet opened the caafsia OF
"a Spilug Holiday" which vas presented By
o selection OF the sweetest voiced among the
school girls of Lee School, under the direction
of Miss Katie Stcutenbureh
The cantata Ia eeries Of musical pearls
stru1g into combinations Of harmony that tell
OF holiday of sohool girls, first Interrupted
and then Enlightened by the coming Ct the May
Qleea sgd her court.
Dir. s. B. Stoutenbureh. with q get up that
reminded one of Fernando Wood, personifed The
teacher, aud while he told 10 recisativs accents
bis fears les. hs scholars should be overtaken by
the storm, the May Queen. Miss Jeurie Stout
en5urgb, tripped lightly 10, accompanied by
her court, ell IN appropriate costume.
The frollo wind that breethes Of sprlDg,
I.pher with The dew drops playing,
As she met them once Maying."
These were Spring: Misses Matte Atohisoa
aud Fannie D"atop.
Suoshine: Venie Rsese aud Carrie Cox.
Sprays: Aha Duanugton, Mggeis Breen
and Maggie Lindsay.
Raoboms: Minnie E:!oe, Moggis Pu,cslI
and Mole Simpson,.
Dswdrops: Rosa Boyd, Nol|ie Appioh and
EmDa Heroner
q phyrs: L;zzio Ileu and E,telle Murray.
Cnorus Of Flowers, Leaves aud Roses: Laura
Svli:h, Maggie Waters, Katie Brill and Annie
LyIes.
Daisies Mary Kelly. Lille Crump and Ella
Smiln
L,svcs: Lacy Gra7ep, Helen Coleman. Efic
Bruwo, Cora LYies, Apuie Sullivan, FIoreuoe
S:uddr, Sarah Dryer, Ida L7Ies, Mamie Ap.
pic5, Mary ,IcKaao and josie Nicholson.
The songs were given witt gracs and vi7acity,
and while handsome soeuery and decorated
stage would have added much to The effect, the
auditory forgot 10 l!slenng to the sweet voices
of he chil3reo, the absence of scenic illusions,
and tessided their pleasure in frequent az
p!ausa.
Miss Stoutenhursh presided at the organ
with The easy grace that comes Of careful study
aud witch is last making her one Of the most
tastefl! sDd accomplished musicians of this
scc!!oa Of the State Hlr. g. Morris Shuuan's
cyr0es made f:a!ure of the entertainments
His Instrumentation won general admiration
and added nuoa TO the pleasure of pleasant
evening". The Superintendent of Schools closed
the setsr,ainmeut By thankiog the children in
the usme Of the audiences for the evenag'a en-
lovG,spt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

A. t. i. RAILWAY. Superintendent Viii.
kias aui uumoar Of ucar officials Of tn, Al.
exandr!a ard Fredericksburg Railway wero 10
the ely on Saturday evening and Inspected q
porian Of tts ROAD. III reported that they
have 10 yiaw somo plan to couoteract The pro
nosad steamboat connection OF the H. E. & 2.
R)sd at Qu4otico, but jus: what the plan is has
MT trar sur.T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

Police ITEMs.--The following cases have
been tired siuc9 Saturday james PIefson
and Edward Conwsy. 0o;h colored, tor being
dru5k and d;sor6erly, wers foed and.la default
Of psymen. sent to the chain gang.
Henry Carter and Albert Dorsey. both COL
orcd, for s.ealicg cap from NJ. ). Watermsn'
we're sentenced to twenty one aud fifteen iasheS
respectively.
Ttomas Ward. tramp, Tor vagraucy, vas
ordered cut OF tGwn.
David Markham, colOred. for abusing ~o'
man, was looked 10 for bearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
FOR yRYE HOLIDAYS.
10 NORT1 ROYAL STREET,


ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA,
OG;rs at LOWEST PRICES tho following
carefully selected GROCERIES,:
LONDON LAYER RAISINS"""" ,""..l5s
LAYER and MUSCATEL do.". "."" "..l2
QUARTER BOXES LAYER do."... "".".65
HALF BOXES do..m. ....".".". ".","".'Sl ~
QUARTER BOXES LONDON do....."".a0
HALF BOXES do.~".... "...~... """Sl 80
PRIME VALENCIA RAISINS.""...".. 8
PRIME SEEDLESS do..".. ~....."... ........".lO
PRIAE NEW CURRANTS.".""."" "". e
PRIME NEW CITRON. ......... ......... ,w.".EO
COXE'S GELATlNE 49,; G pkgs... 90
NELSON'S GELATlNE lsc; pkgs... 90
ITALIAN MACCARONI... ..,..........."".eO
EXTRA QUEEN OLIVE5............ ....".5o
ATMORE's PLUM PUDDING. ...30 and 60
ATMORE'3 M!NCE MEAT (tho best). ..".l2
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW ...... ...... ..... .....35
ENGLISH PICKLES. ............ ........ .....35
GENUINE EKENCH MUSTARD."....."25
DRIED SUGAR CORN .,....... ......... .......l0
WINSLoET' EARNED CORN"..........20
GENESEE VALLEY do................ .....".!5
APPLE BUTTER ......... s and 10
PEACG to...""".""". 800. .....",.l2 and 10
TURKEY PEUNES ......-.............. s and 10
kINGA Go.""n.,.,.",..,.."......".." "".l23
LARGE CANS TOMATOES. ......... ....10
NEW YORK CREAM CHEESE ..~..124
no would cal especial attention to the fol-.
lowing reduced prices OF Coaees Of our roasting:
Roasted Aio, good. ".u... ..""" lec
klc, best"."""."...."."...". ....,....gO
Lata0Sra, ".,.".""....Z3
Maracsibo, .....................".25
Gid Government Java, best.".."..32
Brown Sugar, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 81
SSOu 1
" choice .."......- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "A
Very light Sugsr..... Observation-Disclosures.
Standard a Sugsr.... %
Grsnulstcd do".. ........".."-.lG
LczsDge Powdered do....."..... .......... ....".l
Cut Loaf Suga7",........ ...... ............""n.u
Crushed do.....-.. ".......~-.."..
Green Cotfees. Colman's Mustsrd, Fruit Pre-
serves, Jelliaa ind Batter, Ail's ind Havenner's
Flns Crackers end Cakes, Cape Cod Crsnber-
ries, Evepore:ed Apples. Driod Fruits, Fine
Syrups and M0ia!aes, Caaned Goods, Finest
Groca. Oyloag Std Japan Taa., &C.. SC. oil for
ss!o q. HUTIOM P2ICk5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

Dy11cIoUs CooKERY.-Light. white, "aGIe
coma hi,eui,s, rolls, bread. aud elegsut CAKE
cruIers, wlflss, dtughnuts, n,usAos, ana ss'a
die cakes Of every kind, are always POSSIBLE I:
eysry table by using DooLEY's YEAST 70"
DFR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

rERsosAL.-Mr. Robert G. Lee. who has
hccn cmvloycd sisb Geoersl T. l.. Kosser,, on
20 ensioeeriug Zip in Dskota, has returned 10
Lis homs in this city for the WIaseT.
" Captaia Charles DtmGs,y, U; s. A., is %
visi, to bis family 10 this city. Ha IS stationed
10 be Iodian un;r5. y, r,r.::.
d. 3. Fl. hars:eIisr U. s. N, ct Firgin,'ee'
WIS in the city to-day, on short visit to his
fiiends here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16
EXTRA LARGE PANTS AT DEALuAM'S.
CnEyIorSUTs ElszMAN BRos. TIL AND L

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FOR len DAYS
ONLY.-We received .hl, mGru!rK C!uaks
Of tie most celebrated pako and design Ug
appreciation for ten days, to sclec1 from, an1
would call the attention Of our first class trade
70 this assortment. A rare ovpouun,iy. Goods
are greatly under their vaius, srd Bargains oaa
be had ct Isaac EICABGIG's.
Successor to Si4y naker Go.
N. B. We will have our opening cf Christ
mas goods on next Mou5ay GorniDg. dec -. lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-16

LEGITIMATE REDUoT1oN-Goad suits fer
$40; good suits for Sl2 81; good suits for SIS;
coildreD's suits for So; oaiireo's suits for SIS
ctildren's suits for ST so at Kazcnsteia' 5, the
tasLiaoabe o!o!hisr, 80 7ih street, Wasting
tor, D, g.