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, 1879-08-20

WnITA SULPHUR SpRIN0s, W. W., Aug. H.
0cn. ]. Il. CaAllners, Of MlssisbipDi, addressed
large crowl gathered ut t1e meet, NJ. of the
Southern 1Liatorlga! Society here to-day. Gen.
w IL. F. Lee called Tho meet nv to oricr, ticn.
D. II. Maury presided, and the Rev. Or. lloge,
OF Richmond, opuned tic meeting. with prayer.
Qan. Maurs made btiot statement VI the n!l'
E[n and history Ut tho SoctetY. which has gath
urcI In its oil!ca at Richmond Invaluable materl-
al for true history Of the War, und which Is
publish ug monthly magazine that Il rccog-
nlxed both in this country aud In Eurupn Us
tho highest historical authority. The sprakeV
then Introduced Gen. Chalmers ns tho glllant
.oldlor who. rode. with fotrcat Ia tho
days Ut tho War, and who now efficiently aervea
hla country ahd Statu Ii lhe councils Ut thu VA
tkon. Gen. CaatsMsFa then delivered! aM address
un "Forrrst anl lila CaMpai9us,h WHICH elicit I'd
frequent rounds OF applause, and IL regarded as
d yaluaba contribution to the history of thu
War fur the preservation OF the Union. Among
ltIe prominent ex"Confuderatea present wero
Gens. Toou,bs, I.awtou, Ajax andcr. alnl 0llmeE,
81 Georgia, n!nl alaurv, Lse, Lilly. field., aud
tlEa!nsr, ol YirEinta; ex.lov. lroHn, OF ueoF
Ella; Gov. Matthews, OF Wsst Vlr1tu!a; Dishop
A.ktus. Of North Carolina; Or. lEylae, of Gcoe-
Eia; d. lIoxs. OF v,r2!uia; d.. deorxs u. TaY-
lor, or Romo, Italy, a1,d lafGu nuu.per OF 9th
era. The company nor bers ts TIC larXett il
tue history OF the 6pF.t,gs.
, 1879-08-20

wife, and II any OF t1,e!r number had b.en guilty
ot such unlccornine cunluct they would lncon-
ttncnt'r t1ro him out. ThRre was talk ri offcr-
fnv a reward for the atsfp Of tho nnl,npny
ftrter. but before this scheme could bc carried
into effect the insnlteo husb,nd put up hss
,~eapon anil retired. atoopng at the Threshold
long enough to 1--WE utttrnnco to q tltFetu!
threat Of the frighitu1 consequences that wonld
follow II the "Ean1 " dId not nut an tnstanta.
neous stop 10 INC offensive foolishncss that had
melted hts wrnth. Since thon not = mothcE's
son of them has dared to mo7 The swcnt from
bis brow without frat looking up aud down the
street for the man with artillery attachment.
, 1879-08-20
A IktttlHtpAk0 la His 13ed,

I<0tkae3ffh Ea54 EWaf. =
When Mr.. ". r. Lockwood, u young man
wAo I!ses ln that part OF the suburts Of 'he rlty
forr juat, he. is usuu, left everything open, aud
slept soundly until ulora4ng. As IL tns usual
cuttotl, te family scus bis favor,ts dog, Flora,
q Ana polator, to lhe 1oom to wake b!tu. IL
sce.,a lIAt When kl,a got tnt0 the room sho
lullnl lint her n,aGter had a be4telow. und she,
alter eropln. around aulooR ths bedcl1shes,
fuuud something shB considered game. She. BY
rubbing hur noas over uie tleepcr'k lace, cauted
hin to uwuEe, aud, " soon a. aAe could altFAct
his attsultDu, "polntud" " to another part OF tAe
ped. htr. lockwood kuaW soMetllmg waa wrong,
auI Immediately spraug cut ind hogan to iook
through the bed. llu did not proceed far uutn
he found q Youug fattIosnske Collrd uuarF tho
cover. Tic dog stoo4 watch while tie Intruder
waa captured, utter which sha anoxed by every
means potsIb!a thAt she was glad. and her
master luilY appreciates that sha has Just ~
much Eepae u anybuly.
, 1879-08-20

Shsp*t for the b1Isssslppi-Ths sHooess Of
sao csne Mats Which Ara Improving ths
"asss-Psont at New Orleans.
9n., Hsn Orleans Tmv.
,,ra. e HoeR Of laying ttu cane carpets Along tho
hMss..lont hs'E',nt Ia the Third District, Which was
HiSsn HiSun aoout year ago and iutert uptcd by the
r. r." TTa!et, IL again under way, although slow
wcra .'K uosthK LIS sprlnR months preparations
IN, ,.a4a !or some heavy work Ii iasclne Law
~. auotatr latge wus Attetl up, and a machine
az sa,,s erected Tor binding the bundles OF caGea.
1m, 1u'ut ~. sx weeks ago the labor was rauawcd,
w ~ ,vu.Y ha!l force could Go employed, owing
w want of sufficient cauc. The Rau,o want
sa sa.uues 10 Tic pfcseul time. anl It Is aad BY
rs aosemah that tho man who contracted u de-
!t eancs Is three weeks oehind time. The
.usu ms.aIs alrsadf laid Eczema 10 have proved q
suseees' Tor tie shore Which " protects has not
tsea tMasnea any. On tho contrary, lie 6attutu has
..'eleascd, and ROW, oil the foot OF Harrscks
s,Heet, u extends solid aud firm nearly forty
icy lnfthrr into the river than Ut this time
~ ~ year The englneesa did not expect tnls
4atteElE result 10 soon. aud certn!D!y they de-
ss5Ye to 10 congratulated upon having 70 hap.
puy appiied tllc psopeF remedy t0 the attacks
" tne rlTer upon lhH shore. The mats Of vaue
oafe eeeu described Ia these columns. Each
Mnt IL composed OF hundred or moru huuules
o. cane securely bound lu wire aslsi 40 pttached
70 sasa oEhs< ~ TO form carpet foot aud one
, 1879-08-20
A HIGHWAY ADVENTURE.
The Startling Experience Of Gsn. bouton-.
(ioud u" Of \ FlAtol.

Gond trsc Of n rl,tol,
tu.on tcs,,.l Srnt. 7rnpte.
Eenorta OF The adventure tl Cen. Boutou with
h,rl,rs vmen nc,r sau ;IasInto huva becn coming
hlga"a''"e" "ca' oa" ..s'st, , ', "ssa p, ~.
In Tor Homo davs, hut the ocnefal h!msel mas
now arrived. Gen. Bontou was Chief OF Aft'l-
lcrr under Gen. Sherman, who speaks Of him rs
b.r;nr a recorl "a mn artillery officer 11rsur-
$500, T., ,,.. ,o.,d uo rs. .noo1.d In fortr.
two battles, md never lost gun. lie tells OF
his thrilling exDcriencn on the inounss!n-topat at
sau Uorcon!a IN the following way:
Tin f..n.ro, and 4. r. Collins. hi. nartnsr.
.....s, s 1s f.a. a.n cn.oonia nv ,he,r ran,, az
s'aF'so t'.'a. 81" % usos -. s% .,..s,,,es
out, and when at the top OF the grade On tho
ncw roal leading to Ssn Jaclnto, three men
s,,J1,nIv roao M, of thc hrn.h which At that
euoo'"A' to7. w =. ~ s.ts-.. s,ss ~.
eens'nr revo'vers md oua SHOTGUN. cried
"Hnltl" I lie team WAS stopntu, when tnes
wero ordered to give up tile,t arms. lAey ooth
promptly answered tint they lIaa no arns' g.
pocket unknown to the other. Qpnn getting
out of The wagon pieces OF chain were produced
and :hei3 h ',sds were chained behind .hem i. and
sl1-foot chains were placed about eaeo o. 1ns,e
uecks. This IcWe!ry wns made from fnc cna'n
used about the straw-carrier OF tl!resn 1E 1na
chtne. The links are !nadeot heavy wire oent
Into shape but not welded, ma When they vera
placed unon lhs prisoners me lnks "ess o'e ol esso
| ltns was chained to the wheel of his WAGON,
will, The chain about his neey. The man carry.
| !ug the sto,gun was hin1cd q pistol " the
o'Iier, who, taking hold Of the chain about tue
| Generals neck. said. "Coule on" "hue me
armed man fell In 'hc rear with hts gun ABOUT
foot from bouton's back: lhe thrd man nag
meanwhile been unhitch!ng tue horses, anu,
TAX III them ahead short distance, tteu them
| to some bushes. ...--.- -,--
AL t1is ttmc-1nd the time "as not near,
| ~ SO long as It takes to tell 1.-THE joneral
| had been furtive1y feeling along tue a'ac& OF
| the chn.n nn his b snds trylng to ind INK
That was not rntirclv rosed. Ills tougn. which
must have bacu intensified By tals tight nisce
In which lie was nlaecl. suddenly found link
| partly open. lie tlrooptd the o:het l!nk aaHn,
md, with the slight leverage. which this al.
fosdcd, rr1el open tic lt'tlo opea'nR upon
which hs life depended. heep NJ nls nitaas l9
the same position lie ts1cn parted tue sklfH 9t
| his coat mud put his hand upon the pistos:
which WAS a sclf'cocker OF .ne "hult'dog"
pattern. Elev not vet gong more tnan th'Fty
| PAGES, and had Just turned out Of the road
intn the brush wncu The ieoefat accom-.
, 1879-08-20

When we 1eaect that q power Of endurance can
b. impafteu 10 The brain. anl TINT weak Minds
hsyc been restored to strength hy fslloxs' com-
puuud Syrup Of liypouhaspn1tas, We cannot but
Conclude that tho slhto power Ii rsa!ly pon4esabls
msitor. pee4ons Hao study hard should pse4ssTe
tholf balaucc Ut power by usink lhx syrup.
, 1879-08-20

The Republican party at bay,
Painting,
Apoloylzing,
E1piaio1nl- ..
It Ia sight for gods and men;
The lauGhablest sport In the unl1essc.
The Dem0cratR,-
The poor. miserable, treason.soakcd, dofuuct
Democrats
!,ase corneted them.
Howl
W uoia.!ng back to the fesh-pots OF Egypt,
To the 6t1tca, the Stnta Constitutions, and
all the lovely Authorizations a,ll huresiea that
cluster around ttcu.
AMI the Republican s!gt,s md murmurs,
Yes, yes,
"Tllere ba Ssutcs; and States have riRktp, and
constitutions, at'd privicgcs,-yea, una prsFoga-
tlves.n
Aud tue Democrat puts him On tho back and
shouts,
"DuilY for you!'
Thc startled Republican stralghtens bis dorsnl
Column and dellantly returts,
but Secession Is not 0uu Ut them.n
The 6talwart alone Is
lnvlDc,blc,
!nvulncrable,
gncunquerable. ...
~ hurls tho histories OF the Presidential CAM
Dalgus Of 80 and 10,
!he war Of '80~'B5, Into their teeth,
I, ana thunlers III the ears Vt Tho BriRadisrs,
OeHeetata. md traitors oE all aortS,
1h4 ls Nation!
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SAsLSssEGa.
WASHINGTON g. OHIO EAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning Oct. 4, 1879,

'0''EH!aS Wv. II iCiS
Tho MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington q.
3 UO a. ~. and &leZsndrs At 8 o5 q. N. daily,
except Sunday; psss Leesburs, going west.
ward, ii i IL y. m snd STRIVE at Round Hi:
st II N. Leave Round Hill ct 1890 p. M; pass
Leesburg. going eastward, at 10 p. NJ, snG A.
rive e! Alexsndr!a 81 S:l6 p. m, snd =! WISH
inStoR at 3 30l. n
The ClOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 8! 20 and Alexandria at 4 70 p. nj.
daily, excep! Sunday, snd s1rive at Leesbure
at q 40 p. II. Leave Lceshurg TT 4 % q. Co
and arrive ST A!eHardria at SIS .. H., ala
Washington ct S 80 \ N.
Passengers from Washington will tsks
the Washington and Ohio cars ct tue Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station aty w g. N. and a. II
2. m, IND SO through without change CT ca n
The sos AN. tram from Alexandria and II 81
p. u. train from Round Hill connect st Round
Hi with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snictorsviilc: Berryvillo and Winchester;
also with Eesmer' Limo Of Coaches, which leave
Lsesburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trsins westward, mako close connections,
st Vienna, with Sissol's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fs1 Court House.
| Communication Tickets, 81 els per MiIe
| sts, see.
!: L. HAVENEK,
oct III General Ticket Agent
| *; g., WIG. MIDLANU u &. 5. l. h.
w JOHN s. BARBOUR, Receiver.
| On and after SUNDAY, Sept. Il, 1879, Ps.
solgor trains will run as follows:
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~ A largo and superior stock OF Gentle
aens Fine Boots and Shoes of every deecrin.
ton. Prices lower than ever
sepl9 ". 3. WADUEY, lie King st.
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~. : eE.&"& ,.,..!t%l
!, :.t; GIRL,
49, :. -: .iH All, $4Ii':'i;%is :. %..:f.
.;g,a}a, N ill t:o&r .:
rH.iT3 3,ai&#S SALT A;'D r;:A:,:'&s<
&ge1: 81 thn
:tN ~....tti:, s. i.ONOON q Nii,lU:E!:
"U!.A%Gt GGE}fA."E.
80 81:
~ EW aifNTIUH AM, ;lnM MISSION
- HOUSE
!fc ii.yo "P2rG,: ri; No ~. is,;TNt, ~. ~
tr"tiGs. nt.i tusamlaslnG iiIu;a.
:: "rn nov roacv IL rtrn!vo al ilIn;a Il nlnr-
chGlG!5a nj! h"iisnGH!A good, N H2noi.nra On;
or purchase TIN EYrip.
5rH :hC" II nay provo M a!vREtsato L1 uur-
sp"s v:,n have t&UDUGn OF any description
Ia sand i! - rs. l!aagiad iarnaiis.oig opposi;a
tla main entrance ~ tns Market on Hova! 81,
goods can bo cG posed ovcry nocn;ng ut public
..u":i0u when !aa best prices !naY b. expected .
.rnI.lpt returns Iiudo on sales.
Persons having FUhSLrUkiS for ssla will
find Ii t. incir EdYantaLn IL give Us {. call
No VAL attend u nuc.iunauriug ~ public RSaa
NJ property. and respectfully soici! Il share OF
plbic patronage. ONENt. 81 hUOAS.
So AaCtioI goods constantly NJ hand and tor
s'n. nov 5tG
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South Boz "a.
81 all. Kxp-sss
Su-tI nu.:.:
1iR,l. kLora<,

NJ ail, Southwark, cnnnocts =. Go+trnsyil!-
with Ches. u Ohio X H., Ha4. All Wow ~
LyncLhurg, connects With Atiantia. Mie5. E.
Ohio r. Il through Snu.h @ns. TirSioi.. I.
Nashville, New O:lall; M,m Dhs. Lit:o Re,
and Teyss-and at D!nviln villa Rchnoa! Y
DnnviIlu t. II 10 sinu.h al S1utaGA,!.
Ex press Southwark connects a. uoriDnseI.
to all points on Cnas. Il Ohio, an. G. n';o:Hs.
10 all the S1uth and .SI.:titc:St
MINED TRAINS for Main Lac l.,va A
e1sndria daily, cIc,pt SauiaT, 500 \. N 50!
| Us D. N and r0tlrninG a7riIa a. A'aa,ll:,
l Oh y. N. and O5 p. n.
For NJ ANAHSAS LINE lasvs Wa5h!ESl,n
7 CO H. III. and Aloxan9ris = o. m. d.i.7,
except Sunday arrive at Slrasbargat y y pa
connecting with tno Vsley K1ai Eisi All
Woss Losvc Strasbuvg . - p. m striving a.
Al0xandris at 80 =. III,
MIXED TRAIN FOB Il An AS:AS ntN
ISlON lsavas Anxand7ia Tuesday, Thar: Il,
and Saturday, at . 81 n , a11 Returns " e.
tsv. "Wednesday sud Friday, ~. > 80 p n
For AitdlnhHrg, As,!y uouas"tloH IL :'i..t'
| Station.
Fer Urparviiie. regular connaelIon al ~,
For WARRgNTnN, l,sve Wasaing!o4 :.
| 00 Ii. IN. ana Il D. nj. daily.
| All trains n All good connections, g. ".
| nXt,,n TO and fcom North sri West.
| NoI Orleans sleGper leavcs Washington ~
| I 60 q n. running through WtspoGt Change
| Tin Express Lran leaving Washing ;rn =: Il j.
p. Ill Marks Adjustable E.oclinlng Ch.l1 CAR
with eItr" caarso uHiy 81, LhrumS, - D.aril!o.
| c0nnrc!lnS - a.! Sputg.
Ercursoa tickets on ssa 3, low ra.oi = "a:
| celebrated Haanr.s - Virginia aai YES: VIZ
| gina
Through .ir.u.s Yu5y ;os - .Ae 3au.A ~. !
| South wes..
| top Is i III uNIAOUs;. e. E. :,
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PUCkW EAT FLOUR-Fresh ground
- New York Buck wheat Flour received and
for sale by A'N
oct II K w AVERY J1f E;,ro,
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rheundecsiRn0d Will contnuolho GROCERY
LIQUOR AND CONNIE >SiON BUSINN&S.
under the firm name ri ". =. JOHNSON Il
90, a. the same place AID he soic:a the psi
rona2e of tha iIionGs Of The iaie fra OF VIM. 4.
johnson & Co, and the pub!ic generally.
oct 20 $50 T. RAYMOND
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E'aE VERY kEST-For cleaning clothes
4 Rid gloves silks. Estins, &c, THOMPoON'S
LIGHTNING EEADICATOR is positively
cxceilnnt I.UNT & DAVIDSON
Oc. Ii a FIR d.;s
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The unncssiRnsd icsI.cs to eIprcEs his thanks
10 his frenda to7 their patronage to tho la;a run
81 VIM. A. Johnson s. Go, and no hopes ths:
they will continue the same 10 Mr. JOHN +.
IA MMONp who will continue the husincss
tor himself under tho samo name and 1T the same
place. W. Z. JOHNSON.
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ts,zs r1TDMAU RIVER.
hTE.g.HEG gGR.r is,. TR0.TrSOS
hVHEY MONDAY. TT uRapAT and SAT
UGDAE, al 80 i. III yetarnicg On nitsraste
days.
The sL2aEiers II this company make ronnec-
lions Isl Norfolk for hnaton and all points Hast
at New York with all points Yves! and North
wsst, and II Ale4snlris with Virginia Midland
Railroad RnA Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promplly. Fer further iafoFma.io
apply 10 ga REED, Agent.
Jannoy's wharf.
SAM uEl. DACUN. rreaiden!.
Office undcr Natl Melrop Bark.
eop -: Washington, - Z.
~ !! Nj N IL. ARRAN EMENT
srH4G.TEH LIZ "TgJHD.
tis ,eaner MATrhNO. Csptsin WN. II.
EYLEs, leaves Giuxundfia, from the foot Of King
sl:e,l EVERY SUNDAY. TUESDAY and
IA U EHpAE At J o'clock IL. IN tJr LAND
INGS ON TE fUTuMhG RIVER; return.
Ing EVEkf MONDaf, WEDN ESDAY and
FhlUAE.
Fsejsht received ii Lowest ratios snd handled
with cara For infaI Nation apply 10
j. RhDG Err, u 90 A&ts Alexis, Va
y 4. JON ~, Agt 9th st. wifi, Wa.h.
LGnn"*!IoG every cuEday with steamer oil +
toT .i' lnndsnes below Nonini Ferry. je2
,.-.4.,, I'EiUtS's STEAM LANES WNEH
.2z.S*IEss: ~ 10
rH!!:ADEI,i'iiah, FAIL ElVE Sir, rKUvI.
EEfs CE ~ - EESTGh
,,ti,afnfrs l2.T" Aiafard:i. EVERY wuaa.
tSG a?l i"aTa tai:aaalnh.a EVERY SAT
j TBAE.
Tais !ine cCnlecta q! alexandria will. Ike O.,
4. < Il sad " q q. Il. Rs, ana at PhilaScl.
Ghis T.th C!ydo's regular Steamships for Fall
tiIyar, r'CoviGcuc1 mad Boston
Freight forwarded with prog: 0tnsas End care,
if"C III commandments,
No charge 70: trsEsta. IN Philadelphia, sad
! : @t&rt:.EH n Boston Quick time. Fraouent
neEac;I,rsa Through rates and through bills
II 'A,:'it: gen, 1nausGAco 81 iho !owest rstos.
Agents
I. 4. DEED AlaxaGGrin
Wa;. !, gLXDG 5; CO, rhl:aGoipi is.
GEO. j.. HYDE, Georgntown, y. (!
juANi'0& BROS, Washington.
JSu t;-tt
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hTE.9.EE& yGR.r fs,. TR3.Tf'SO>r
AVEEY MONDAY, TEURaDAT and SAT.
GGDAE, at 30 i. al y-tarnieg On Hitsr taste
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

no TIE TRADE
JOHN Il. FIELD.
Il King street.
IL Asent for ALLEN " CO.'S RICHMOND
l. IA CixaHETIGS and 6thar goods; hlso
FELGN Ek'S & SONS HERB Della Rain
ClGA kETTES. Will soil them al FA Glory
fSlCE3 Csil in End see for yourself Sd ~
FfHOILHT ARTiCLES-We have fne
a soTtmaGt If Toilet Powders. Powder Puff,
hair BRUSHES and Combs, Tooth brushes, Mai
nes, Chsmo:s Skin, Cosmetics, &C., which
We offer at low prices.
oct 70 L. STABLER s CO
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TSefs REV YORK.

ESeSs REV YORK.
SFEE.HEEEE T., G. E..JGHT.zIS'D JOHN
GFRSD.t-
hFNEi FRIDAY, st Il m; sid returning,
leave Ncw York. from pier Al, Has. river, EV
Eki SATURDAY, al 4 o'clock y. n.
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s,:sE~s3sEesE s1EssslrEsST::5,
S%F 4. J0HASDa g CO,

w
: ,1' : - ~ a. = nsaiS-s :,
Hare Oh ha2dClBS0N'S ~. XXX, NxxX
I'D SiU% yE 70 " = y : - G'sQ PAT ,:J,
'f,Tt.,..iH : - ''''s
o:5s5s 5s the eoa@:y Tor merchandise shall
Con7gnmoats of Flour. Grain End Country
highest markes prices and PROMPT Feiurhs.
aleAandr:a, Va. oct u
E,HAa. i. TAYLOR, Jr..
x u -, p.,,, CO.,
G2'HEti. : HS y a Al iT !; = Ne s'i0li'
|! sto, : ~
:, pIHEi.EN e. SOws
i;a:sa%!'a TED baiDGGW ATBE FAMILY
rLGo r.
isn2? Alexandria Virginia.
~ A"A'"S u 9A;iIa'
~ ,,,,rrc,.
!
'-'''' y + . - y ''-- .
''''.''' '''''' '''''' Ivy ~ $751;
= N-''' = 80 . '''-'' -
Il >'"@!S@"''+ ~ '''S:' ;'!''' >''''':T ''''H''
s9!:e'-e2', al!& nL'i1ss 1es'iS22 mace. y 10 -
%
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s,.ss s2c6fI,&.


Authorized tsy ine commonwealth U3
kEeIttslTisJ.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25
Howe Sewing Machines

Among the great variety of goods of
every description for sale at
POWELL 4 KIME'S
VIII be found an assortment of tbe
celebrated Elias Howe, Jr, improved
sewing Machines-the best machine
now manuiactured-they having been
appointed so lie agents for Elk county
dhey Will keep on hand fuckers
Sorders, Hemmers, Braiders and Ruf,
lI' mers' Needles, Sewing machine Oil
lhread, &c, &c. viii also furnish at
any time detached parts for said ma.
chlne. A ii at greatly reduced prices.
anu VIII DE sold on accommodating
terms with approved security.
RIDGwAY. Aug. 20 49,
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DR.. Days Stomach and Nerve
! Tonic is the best remedy in use for
poor appetite, weakness and trembl-
ing in the stomach, pain after eating,
| heartburn, soreness and gnawing
pains in the stomach, nervousness
wheh tired. constipation and other
diseases of the bowels arising from
poor digestion. One bottle lasts
nearly three weeks. Price S1.0O
DR.. Days Cure for Headache Is
the only remedy known that will stop
an attack of sick or nervous head
ache in its commencement: only
three or four doses, half an hour
apart, are necessary Price 80 cents
a bottle.
DR.. Days Standard Cough Syrup
will cure a cough with fewer doses
than any medicine in use Price 80
cents bottle.
DIR. Days Ear Drops will give
the greatest relief in neuralgia of the
face and will cure ear-ache immedi-
ately. Price % cents bottle Ask
your druggist or storekeeper for these
medicines Manufactured by ID. b.
Day, M. d., Ridgway, Pa.
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The old and reliable firm of u =
Andrus d Co., of Williamsport, Pa,
nave been selling musical instruments
Ior nearly twenty years. Those who
purchase from such Il firm buy with
safety. Prices of organs at a monthly
rental of five dollars, from Sl25 to
Sl1o, the very best, and will allow all
the rent to apply on purchase OF the
organ if they buy. Where will YOU
get as good an offer?
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Go to Morgester's for prime Rio
coffee, roasted coffee, and all kinds of
coffee. ~ $ ~
Light running, Latest improved
oomESTiC, at prices never heard of
before, at Mrs. w. S. Services.
-"Grant's Tour Around the Worldr

-"Grant's Tour Around the World,
published by H. w. Kelley & Co.,
Philadelphia is one of the most in
teresting books published, and also the
only authentic publication of the
remarkable travels of the worlds
most famous hero and contains the
correspondence of John Russell Young
ana vast amount of interesting mat
ter. a large book of 900 pages, pro.
fusely illustrated. Take no inferior
article. G. w. Nichols, of this place,
has the agency, give him your order.
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JAM POLES
Middletown N-Cut Saws.
Jetfard's, Whites and Mann's Axes.
Tubular and 30 Lanterns.
FILES.
Diston's X-Cut Saws.
Boynton's Lightning Saws.
CORN Peppers.
Coal Holds.
Stove Shovels.
Repairs furnished for any stove.
AK HANDLES.
Pick Handles
10. Best Polish 10 cts. at No. 42
Main street. n3e
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founded. The trestle VI W. ,-trovad
w. II. R. near town was So nT The
,,,;u ne rebuilt tomorrow
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-McAiee, the tailor, has Just re-
ceived an extensive line of samples for
thefal and winter trade Call and see
for yourself.
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-Prints.-The most desirable assort-
meht in Western Pennsylvania. now
on exhibition at Powell & Kime,s
mammoth sales rooms.
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"A neat box of paper and envelopes
makes good Christmas present. Call
ana see the new styles at The AD-
voCATE office.
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so - u sixteen-year old youth took up
-, ~, t;r,o and attention of his COOK
w ~ -. ~ shNnlN nave
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kid Gloves-Ladies' and Gents,-
Buck gloves-all kinds of gloves at
p. d KS
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"A nice stock of clothing for men.
ooys ard children at P. & KS.
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-CloakS. - \ fine line of Ladies
Cloaks, cheaper than the cheapest at
Powell & Kime's.
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-Childrens' Sole Leather Tip shoes
at p. & KS.
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Int we often nesie, a a
prG ,;r, Take our advice ana u
s'a,.or,ner,, = catch you there