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Fourth of July Celebration.

The following correspondence in the mat
ter of the orator for the day is sclf-explans-
tory:
DALLAS, June 7, 1881.
Colonel j. F. Elliott, Editor Herald
DEAREST SIR--The Queen City Guards hav
ing decided to take The initiative for celebra
ting the coming anniversary Of our independ
ence, hereby respectfully ask you to deliver
the Grafton OF the day on this occasion
Hoping to be honored with favorable
answer, | remsin,
Very respectfully yours,
CHAs. G.. WHYBRsBERG,
Chairman of the Committee.
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The Texas Trunk Road

The Texas Trunk road is still booming
The management has contracted with Mr..
Frank Mcclure, of the Santa Fe road, for
his outfit and force Of fifty mer, to be here
by the 10th, to go 10 work getting out ties
for the roai. A number of farmers and
land owners along the line are at work fur
niihing ties. The grading is progressing
fin ly, and the force on this part of the work
will soon be increased.
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ocratic success

PRESIDENT Hayes removed Chester A.
Arthur as Custom House officer in New
York, because he did not aid the President t
n clearing that monster Office of corrupt and
Incompetent men, but the Chicago conven :
ton nominated the defuuct official for Vice
President InQusitive folks can draw their
own conclusions, as the people will express
them in November next. .l-
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Late Papers.

We are indebted TO Messrs. Harris & Co.,
news dealers, potofice block, for copies of
the New York weeklies of last week. They
contain the Chicago convention complete
in one volume" Messrs. Harris s. Co., have
their counters loaded with choice Sunday
reading of every kind almost anyone could
cali for
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Ladies'. Literary Circle

The Ladies Literary Circle will meet on
Friday June 18th, at 4 pm, with Mrs. Leigh,
on Commerce street, with the following pro-
gramme:
l-Roll Call-Response with fact relating 70
Marie Antoinette.
History from twenty.eighth paragraph to
the close OF chapter iii, conducted by Mrs.
Dickinson,
s-Biography of Marie Antoinstte. 10y Mrs.
Temby,
4--Recess
5-Ouestions on the lie and times OF Marie
Autoinette, by Mrs. Best.
6-Pfonouncing exercise, Mts. Leigh
7-Reading, Mrs. Leerei
S--Dusiness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-13

THE expressions of the Democratic press,
as they come in from all parts.of the Union,
are strong in the belief that the Democracy
will sweep the Presidential stakes in Novem-
Der. While Garfield is fine speaker aid n
man of good talent, his record, when venti-
ated, and Arthur pinned on as rear guard,
will render the ticket weak and insure Dem
ocratic success
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-13

In another column we publish an extract
from the Marshall Messenger, which 1t is
said accustomed the difficulty resulting in the
fatal shooting of Colonel W. 5. Coleman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-13

THE colored Republican delegates from
Mississippi to Chicago are partly chagrined
at the nomination of Parson Garfield and Mr..
Arthur, and say thousands of their color will
vote the Democratic ticket.
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A CITIZEN of Dallas, well known and To-
cally distinguished, is said to be an aspirant
and strongly urged by friends for nomination
as the National Labor Greenback Reform
candidate for Governor; but we are not au.
thorized to mention him by name.
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OFFICE DALLAS REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Dallas, Texas June 10, 1880.
The Dallas Real Estate and Building as
ISOLATION will receive proposals for the rent
ing of the Opera house for one year. Pro-
posals to be handed to the secretary by the
10Th Of June. For information in regard to
the building apply to the secretary.
I. Z. BARRY,
1l-1w Secretary and Treasurer.
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,,es. All OOer si1 o,,eS, ffteeh cents per Hhe'
Pe,;oious notices on Gu,tddy mornings only,
and (0r Sunday serUtt IS, nee.
All notices other than Che above, chdT1tao'e, 80.
ciM GstipnS, Ioiqes, Of sir lines or tSs, wy
cents. Az ouer sin diies, ten cents per me- W
he Snecial Notice column
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ANNoUNcEME NTS.


WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNouNCE
w HENRY NJ. RHODUs, Esq, OF WaXa
hachic, Ellis County, as o sandinate a3r nv Isc
state Senate, In this, the l3th Senatorial pls-
trict. at the ensuing election.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sale OF
n lands Tor delinquent taxes tor lS19, will
commence July 6, 1850. The attention of the
public is called 10 the list OF lands advertised,
copies of which are posted up at the courthouse,
at Lancaster, and at Richardson.
Respectfully, W. II. PRATHER,
Tax Collector Da las Co.
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1l-lw
Enilel.

London, June 12.-Horselly, Palmer,
Sterling & Co., East India merchants, Grace
church G. f., have failed. Liabilities
e700 600
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IACON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev.
W T. McCune, Pastor. Services in Central
PARK, between Patterson avenue and Camp
street, west OF Sy camore, al II a. m and p.
m. Subject at clock, Temperance from
the Christian STANDPOINT
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BBe CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Church-Rev. W. ID. Broushton pastor,
Preaching at IL o'clock o. m. AMI at 80 p.
m Sabbath sch 1oi at 9 O. m,
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rg- COMMERCE STEET CHRISTIAN
Church-Pre aching by W. W Skiles at Ii a.
m Subject Paul in Athens" Also at
sl5p M Subject: How can God be just
and the justiler of tue evil-doer:' sunday
school At g:}1 u. IN. All, and especially the
stranger in the city, are cordially invited to
attend.
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aD-rABE 3NACLEME 'HODlSTCHURCH
-sorv. ces as usual, commencing with Class
Meeting at 20 Regular sermon at II. sun
day-scnool ~ go p. IN. Ali are kindly invl-
d TO attend.
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RELIGIOUS.

ua- ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL
HOLY Communion = q. III. Morning service
and sermon 1880 a. IN. Evening services aud
sermon NJ = :l5 y. nj.
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RS' LAMAR STREET NJ. 4. CHURCH
SOUTH Wor.h ping at Lively Hall. Preach
ing morning and nigh Commencement SER
mon of the Dailis Female college in the
morning by the Rev Marshall McIlhaney,
President OF the o'lege. Sermon al night by
the pastor Rev. II A. Bourland. Sabbath
school at q. ny. The usual sabbath-school
singing al 1 O'Clock y. IN. will be dispensed
with. A cordial invitation extended to
all.
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nS- rIR>T BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Sycamore street aud Patters III avenue, Rev.
j. II. Curry, Pastor. Services IL q. III. and
D. M Sphject for the morning: "The Manli-
ness OF Christ" subject for the evening:
"The Reasonableness of the Gospels De-
mands" Tut sday night, at the First Baptist
churcn, Rev. MIR. smith, of the Floyd street
church. will preach TO IN: young men. All are
q ord tally Invited to attend.
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s9-FIRSr PREaBYIERIAN CHURCH
Sery ces morning aud eyentng, Rev A. p.
Smith, pastor, Otticisting,
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s&ten;aa nna Closing OF the ssails.

CLOSING,
Mashington y. G., North and Northeastern
mails IL m. and ID y. ~
Western mails 70 and Is u. III.
"outhern Insila. via Rlchynnst, Va 8 10 =.
m. and 8 % and Q % p. IN.
South and Southwestern mails, VIA Lynch
burg Virginia, G 90 q. m. ard 10 p. n.
Alexandria to LynchburS, Va, (wav nails
Including through mails, 6 90 q. m. and 90 p. m.
iio:donsvillo and charlottesville. Va. s. % q.
n. and 9 ~ y. III.
Eanassas Division 90 q. m.
ANS sndris 10 Round Hill vs.. a. a. m
OPENING.
Northern and Western msiis, via Washing
s0n, ID. g., S 80 g. m. and 2 M and & 90 n. NJ.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, ) 20 a. m.
nd 00p.m.
Southwestern mails via Lynchhurg. Virginia.
Through IasiIs) including way mails on Midland
kalrond, 30 O. m.
Manassas Division SO a. H.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va so D. m.
Ohico Hours-OHico opens at 81 a. m, and
closes At o. p. II.
Sunday Hours-OGlco opens at 45 a. H., and
closes at 80 O. M
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Running a PAPER.

Editing paper Ia pleasant business-if you
like il.
If it contains so much political matter people
won't have il.
1.-THE type is larg, it don! contain much Tcat-
ing matter.
two publish telegraph reports folks say they
arc nothing but lies.
Ii we omit them, they say We havo no enter.
prise or suppress t. ON for political effect.
II wo have few jokes, folks say we arc moth
ing but rattlehesds.
two omit jokes. folks ssy we arc Al old lo:sit.
II wo publish original matter, they damn lib
for not giving selections.
Il we give selections people ssy we are !aHy
for not writing moro ard givi? them what they
have not read in some other paper.
II we give q complimentary nouce. VIC go
c6nsureo for being partial.
II we DO Lot all hs1ds ssy VIC arc great nog.
II We insert az article which pieaees the ladT 5,
the men become JEALOUS, End vico versa.
II VIC attend CHURCH. they say 1t Is cnjy ior
effect.
II we remain III our Cilica attending 10 cur
own business, folks say VIC ere 100 proud &c
uirSlo with cur fellows.
ii We go cut. they Ely ~ coat L.tcId 20 bis.
mess.
Il We don't puy ~ prc@r.!y. they sly We a't
not to b. trusted.
If We paw promptly, They a-y VIC stolc ihC
money. Western Ec.
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gall QUIET ALONG Tie PoToMAC But
il you Turn az eye 20 !. E!CnTuRu's store you
vii! fad tl.lres vtI? lively. Their house has
already ccupletcd thti SrRiNGPURCnAsEs and
Hrn seiiinc souc Of ;bo LATEST NOVELTIES 10
SPRING CLOTH OF ALL SHADES AND GRADES
at r.ucl below the present prices BUNTINGs
in every shade aud widths imaginable. with
elegant and suitable trimming silks to malc' :;
also ButoDs, &c. We have q large variety of
these goods. aud ask respectfully for y0ur in.
spec ion. We a'sJ this dav cpontd 5, 900 yards
tt EMnRolDEnIFS BND HAMBURG EpG!NGs
from 20. TO lSc. yard positively worth
box. |. EICuDURG.
SUcc( ssor to Slayuakcr &C.
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RagER9a4S.

1850 GREAT 1870
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIKI NORTH, WEST = SOUTAWssI
STEEL BALLS, SPLENDID SCRNnHv
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMEN;
January g. 1885,
Trains leave Washington from depo. Of rs.
TlAORE s. POTOMAC RhILEGAU 80.
nor Of Sixth and 8 ST. aeta, - tcl!ows
For Philadelphia, New YORK nndtho ka;;sl,
an. and Lao ?. NJ daily, except Sunday. ss1
tod Express of Pullmsn Parloy CATS g '.I','
an. daily, except Sunday. For rhilsLol;t',
10 Am, except Sunday, end $50 p.u. I,ii,
For Pittsburg and the West lC.40 . n. da!!g,w33
farlor Cars to PittsburS; 7.i0 =. III. ,i,,,,
with Palace Car 10 Chicago.
For Csnaandslgua snd tho North, Geo s. Ii,
except Sunday and i.1J p. nj. daily, exec.
Saturday, with Pslscs Car l.: CansndGrW,'
For Watkins, 1910 y. N. daily except $gr.
day. '"-
For baltimore, c o., s. 10. $50 and 10. 40 E -,
lao, IL, An. $50. 40 snL 9a5 =. r,
On Sunday, 1910 y. H.; $40, 7.tn ant 81
p. III.
For popes Creek Line, co a. m. and 4.0nm
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, S 10 a. ii. snd ~ y. IL, daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
FOR Alexandria I ~, and |! y. Ill. sni IA
T. 70, aud il 80 p. II. Sunday :L :, . and II
=. H. and S .. M.
Trains leave Alexandria for y .4,iin.;,a, sAi
s.n ard 10 u. ia, aGi :, i. anl g. To, sd
IL night.
On Sunday st 500 ard 10 g. t:'. H,j and 30.
p. N.
| THROUGH TEalA FDiS TiIN SOUTH :.
QuantlcO snd Richmond, viii !c..yo hc..r
dria at !. ~ y. III. daily aid ~ p. W ,!:ui,
except Sunday.
| Tickets and Information can be procured
] principal railroad Stations ard :ckct OIL.
Southeast. L. z. F&RMhH
| Gcn'l. Passenger sca.
FRANK Thomson
General Manssa-. nova
| {AJ g., VlRG. MIDLAND C q. :. L h
| W. JOHN >. BARBOUR, kecriYa..
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. g, lS,n r,s
sengAr trains will run ~ follows;
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EANd!T GsssEElQ.
FERGUSON g. ESxe,

FERGUSON s. .E}so.
FALL OPENING OF
SBASONABLE GOODS.
LADIhS', GENTS' & UH1LDEEN's
MILL1NERY Go06s.-F %h 81 ssa s.A Of Of strsv
and Felt Bats, Trimming Sllka, Feathers,
Wings, Ribbons, sc.
Zephyr Worstods GERMANTOWN WocIs, Ssy-
ony Yarn. Crowel Woods.
Hosiery snd Gloves and Thousand nc:y urti
clos-sll At reduced rricea.
FERG USON & sHo.,
aepa 96 King street.
uQSlEEY. GLOVES Handkerchicrs, Col
"a lars and Cuff, in grosl variety. ct
g. y. EERRYS.
/ ADJ ES' AND CHiLpREN'S ME%INO
a VESTS and PANTS, all sizes and quail
lies, At T.. Z. BNkkI'S
TEPHYE WORKSHOPS, Germsntovn Woolc
q and Knitting Yarns, in all shades and colors,
sepS9 At Q: Q. BEkEI'S
FALL AND WINTER OPENING.
Ladies Cents, Misses, Boys aad Infants
Merino UndurwcEr; largo 81 ok 10 scjec.
from; prices from 2oc to So each.
Silk 6nd Linen handkerchief auti Neckwcs
hoslory # every size. in English, French.
t!rfiAsn "nd Domestic; oyer 50 nayy snd h;m,t;.
full i'attcrn: Tor tho present Seasou.
C"rscts Il huc. 182c, 81, 81 - s;i 81 81 n III,
Germantown Wool, Zophsr Wor.tet, Shot.
| land Floss and German WOODEN Yarns AZ
| usual our stock is complete
Neck kailing, Gloves Laccs sud Edaioys
NOTION pErAkTEENT.
Buttons, Spool SiIk, Combs, Hair Brushes
uniting Cotton, Pins, Nondlos, l'apos, Towels,
Napkins, Belts, Skirts. Shawls and now line OF
| Jewelry, Soaps. Perfumery. Sc.
sop III q. III. ADAMS, 81 King st.
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X OSHLhND'6 FUGARNS--Ap positive cure
~ for Ca!arrah, Asthma, Hoarseiloss, Cold in
Nose. Mo tobacco is uaed in thor manufacturer
and ihcy nlsBo q pleasant cigarette, which ladies
or chii,iron can smoke to any extent without the
slightest Injury. Price 252 per ptcksge Mailed
treo Of postsEe TO any address upon receipt of
prico JAKNEY & 60 Druevists
jani9 70 md 1872 Kingst
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BAEzEEss AND CONFECTIONERY.
BRENGLE'S
co n FEC TI0N ERY.

Il. BRENGLE, 120 King street, HIS every
thing nico for The season.
lilo is now making o specially OF PURE
FRENCH CANDIES. hand made, Of tho best
sugar and most delightful lavors, warranted free
from terra lbs, glucouso, and other Injurious
mixtures, which make como candies Cheap and
dangerous: His Caromels and Sugared Fruits
arc no! TO DO surpassed.
His CAKES, Black, Fruit. Pound, jelly and
Fancy, Ornamonted and Plain. are sold cheaper
than thoy can be manufactured at homo.
Brengle's Ice Cream is ono Of tho Alexandria
staple manufactures. lis praise has long been
in every onos mouth.
Cream Pulls Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
TaGy OF ell kinds
Pics q specially, Fruits, Nuts. Confoctonerics,
Water Ices and ell tho 6elicacies of tho season.
Oysters the pick Of the Market and cheap as
cheapest. in all styles, Nico comfortable rooms
to serve ladies or gentlemen.
Ho caters for families and entertainments, and
suppliea families with milk and oysters. Idec lG
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S-HDE Of TRE LEEE
EssSs EEH YORK

FIi: HkH YORK.
Si'k:s.HsEs Ed. EJvIGHT-SJvD JO4ayv
GsRS0Ir
EVERY FRIDAY, st y M; and returning,
lesvo Kew York, from pior Al, East river, EV.
Eki "ATu Rphf, 1T o'clock p. N.
Tho steamers I'll ibis company mako co6nec-
tons 1t Norfolk for Boston md all points East
nj Now YORK with oil points West and North
Soss, and ct Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and frogh! handled caro-.
luly snd promptly For further information
afpiy 10 +. a. REED, Agent,
JAnnoy's wharf
iii III JtL BACON, Pccsid nj.
Office under Natl. Motrop. Bank,
sop I'LL Washington, u. q.
80. uLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
s;saaas5si:G LIZ TO
FG1LA DELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
pENCE AND BOSTON.
Sitolmars IoaY6 AleIandris KVERY TIIE9,
DAY and l9svo Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
tEEAY.
Ths limo connoets NJ Alexandria with Tia O
4. s. M. ard " s. u. Il. Re-, snd at fhiladol.
pas "lte C!yucs regular Stn&mshirs for Fall
Eiver, Providence and Bostcn.
Freight forwarded with rronptness and care.
frea Of comm is5Ions.
10 charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA, snd
Wharfage n Boston. Quick time. FroauonL
toop"r!r7ea Through ratos and through bills
ot lsdInX Givon, insurance nj tho lowest rates,
Agents:
\. 2. REED, Aio1andria.
WM. 7 CLYDE Il CO., PLiadcpt il,
JOB N3ON 6 CO., Wash, - Neorgpn'
jsn ST.
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STESMNEg,
AT OF q L
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and nfter SUNDAY, Oc,obe, 9th, the
boats of tho POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
IS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 90, 80, 60, 8 80. 10 30 and II 80 a. M. and
Y 90 80, 2 80. 3 80, 30, so, and G 90 D. n.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
$50, 50, S 30, 0 So 10 30 and II go q. M, snd
Il 50, SO. 2 GO, 3 80, 4 30, 80, and 6 3Op.m.
oct4 GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
Inland & Scabeard CoastingCo.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT COMMENI-
ING OCTOBER lst, 1874.
staalne!s of this line will run as folowa:
FasR RORFoaK,
Connce!iHg with Merchants and Miners Line
iGr B'st0n. steamer
S.sD&' Of TRE LsEE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd
FRIDAY ii 5 80 o'clock PAM; returning, loave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. M.
t:Te, irst class, s. round trip 3d.
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South Bound.
mn!l. Eyprcs:.

Mail, Southwacd, CONNECTS at Gordonsviilr
With Cbes. " Ohio K. L., Kast and West. Al
LyncLburg, connects with Atlantic, n iss. y
Ohio II. t., through Southwest Virgins. l.,
Nashville, Now OrloanS Memphis, Little Karf
and Ig1sG-and at Dsnvilla with Richmond :
DanvIllo Il. x, to South End Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordansviila
to al points on Ches. s. Ohio, and at Dr.ri%-.
to all the South a'si Sowth'ccst, including Fio7.
ida
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo loay, A.,
e1andria daily, e1cop! Sunday, 500 =. IL. aaI
III III n. m. and 23} p. ~.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washinsla,
10 o. NJ. and Alexandris 7 Is g. H., daily
except Sunday, arrive st Strssbnrgat II - pm,
connecting with the Valley Kosd Esst aa&
West. Leave Strashurg 81 y. m, arriYing st
Alexandria 81 6 ~ p. M.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS Div.
IS!ON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thur2iss
and Saturday, al 9 20 q m, and returns htrr.
dsy, Wednesday and Friday, 81 , IS p. IN.
For Middleburg, daily connection 81 fsi;,.
stAtion.
For Uppcrviiio, regular Connection nj rc's.
plshe.
For WARKENTON, leave Washington q
~ q. NJ and Is p. N. daily.
ALI trains mako good connections, s. VI. b
ingtcn, to and FROM North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington st
III a. NJ. running through without chsn!I,
On Express train, leaving Washington Ut i II
p. m, Marks AdjustshIp Reclining Chair Car,
with o1tr" charge only -, through TO nA;y!!'a
connecting to all South.
Excursion ticko 3 To jacksonville, Fiori!a
good 70 rctarn until May 18th, 1882 On snlc :.
~ Washington, hluSaajfla, charlottesville 4
Lynchburg.
Through tickets very low to tho S,mih AMI
Southwest.
novS J S SRSEGtJn & y j
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SMAShiEGTUN IS UHID EAll.at
WINTER AEGANEEMENI.
R.,,.,nin, ia. l.rn

boS!anliiE Dc;. q, 1917.
The MAIL TRAIN will lssyo M.shiac! ~ a,
w 8. m. and AicASndris nj 3 0h - IA, daily
except Sunday; pms Leesburg, gOi"G w.s,-
ward, NJ III III =. III end arrive 81 Eound Ii :r
ST * n. Itosyo Round Hill At 1920 y. 10; pa.s
Leeshur&. going @nstVard, ut IL pm, %nI -
rive 1t Alexandria nj 3:l5 p. "a, and s.. VIZ
ingtOp st 3 3O y. 10
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN w,lilcsy,
Washington at % and hloxandria q, / y, ;.f..
daily, except Sunday, and nrriyo al Lee.tlr
at y Az p. m. Leave Leesbirg II GG1 Il "a
and arrive ut Alexandria at 8 Is \. M, a,a
Washington at s 80 g. n.
~ Passengers from Washlngion will t..,
tho Washington and Ohio cars q, the Ha.tino.,
" Potomac Railroad station At 8 " n. m. and -,
p. M, and 60 through without change Of rn,.
Tho 905 g. m. train from Alo1anGria and H.
2. NJ. train from Round Hill counoct at Raur3
Hill with Harris Daily Lime OF Goaru.i
for Snickersville, Berryville and Winchcat";
Also with Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which i.:.y'
heesburg daily for Aldie and Niddleburs.
Both trains, westward make close connoctio;t
st Vienns, with SisSou's Line of Stages for Far
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, "a eta Peg ssis"
Annu8l efckefB, $50.
X II. HAVRNEii,
oct III General Ticket 4 ge~;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

With the coming year Ill THO long tried ind
improved methods OF "a skiing Is standard news
paper will 10 continued, with s.ch additional
lsci'ilts Ii: ls.t experience justifns the propre-
to. il believing will sid 10 tho capacity Of the
Gazette to soIvo lis readers. [. expects TO rem
der faithful service % tho city, The state and tho
country by CsndiL cli.!ciam 0! mCn end events
Of Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

/! furnishes inc news kilograms Of tho New
York As;oc!At5j. Press and cf Goutct's Euro
poan GSeEcT, being. vita tut two exceptions,
Ice oily paper bc.mcen Baltimore and Rich.
mond that IL thus corrected with !ho. great
fountains oftho worlds nCwE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

! AIDES AND CHiLpREN'S METINO
- V ESIS and PANTS, s'l sizes and quail
Lies, al t.. e. BHkkT'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

TT QStEkY. GLOVES, Handkerchief, Col.
"a lars snd Cuff, in grost variety. ct
G.. u. BERRY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

EEPHYE WDRSrEDS, Germsniown Wcole
q and Knitting YARNS, in all shades and colors,
sep0 AtC T.. BEkEY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

. - BOXES HIGGINS &. l.. SOAP, Is
40 boxes Is. r. Rabbits Bost Soap, end 10
gross Rumlords Yeast Powder, received by
nov 10 w. n. JOHNS IN & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

GAVE YOUR COMBINES and have them
- made into Switches, Braids, Curls, Pulls.
&c. Hair Brsids, Curls, Puff, &C., al tho old
prices for the next 90 days Of
oct q FERGUSON s. BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

DEKFECTED BUTTER COLOR, a very
II nico article, in trial walls at l0c; a'so in
bottles at DC, t0o md 81. Sold by
janl0 X. s. LEADBEhTER &c BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

SCOTTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER
~ OIL, Reed s. Carurick's Msltine, Extract
Malt and ils Combinations, Hop Bitters. etc.,
etc., for sale by
oct % I.STABLER g. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

NATIONAL BROILERSl NATIONAL
AS BROILERSl l-For broiling meats and
oysters or tossting bread. Nothing can com.
pare to the National Broiler For sale by
nov20 MCLKAN & UHLER, 7GKinp At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

{AT g.. VlRG. MIDLAND &c q. :. "a
W. JOHN >. BARBOUR, hecrr4..
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. q, lS,n, r,s.
sengar trains will run ~ follows: