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TAXING THE BADGER STATE DEMOCRATS.


TAXING THE BADGER STATE DEMOCRATS.
~. vr,. 49, 90 .rha *e,,o
EAT et'Ains' ~ 1>'' -nuS, tAe !o.'o"~
I'M. is the plth OF IN article which will ap-
near in this eyenine's Eau Claire (}Vis1
Free-P Press: " We have it upon the most IN
doubted authority TINT the Democratic Ma
tional Committee have made draft upon the
Dprocr,ts of .this Stata for sim nm tn ha
,,,a1 -, .na nc,,, y, >ro,,,ass ~ IT,
,:s use' - ~. ms. enpn ";. 49," na ~ poss :" ~
dlana: iwo prominent Democfats OF tnls
city are to-day. anu nave been Tor several
days: engaged III soliciting contributions Tor
TINS tuhd. slmliAr WORK Il oelng carried
on IN every city and town Ill Wisconsin, and
they nope 70 nave me sum named within TWO
days: Ih!s accounts TOT Harnnm.s recent
trip TO Chicago and through tEls State
EX-G0V. cox.
Special Dispateh to The chicago Ittbunk.
MAEkES; -, aug: @:-Ex-t3ov; c Gox spoxe
a mere ao1tigns su a .'au1ence @ ~ ~, M ~. "GsSI
was enthusiasm. so Rrea: IS tnls year. Gar-
neias ma]orlty was posltlvely incIeaSea py
1oLnlghcs speech. GoH COX formerly 1e"
, 1880-08-29

1nC!UdiHR III BUUKS u3eu tHE fUuEIC
ScnoOls. at bankrupt prices.
Fur instance. Model First" OF "Analytica1 Second
Reader" ench Ec.
Suites full size. best quality lc- Why pay ten times
as m,tch3 Larger 81 izea, &c. and &c.
Suise'css Suites, Andrews patent recommended by
School Buards us The test made" for only S. enca
sixe l4c.-bcst nnd lar.est made.
Sute- Pencils. |? for c. School Bags, &c., worth &c.
Pens. Ink, rnper, Copy Books. &c. &c.
A CAKD--Nut visiting 10 have the children OF nll
ClIcueu visit Us In Kr.a,d uob will Sc them
the u6uye goods only when with their parents or old
er persons
, 1880-12-28
F0IlND nFAn.

Charles lsopp, OF No, UD North pauIInn street,
while On his way to work at 6.30 yester1ay
morning, found nm unknown man lying pros
trate Oh tho pavement about twenty fccs
north Of tho. br'dKo over the river ut
mum WIS drunk and benunbcd by tho cold, ho
drugged him to tho saloon at Mrs. ChrlstInnson,
ut tho corner of North Brunch and lInsted
wns not quite cold. 80 ttiAt death could not hnvo
cnsuct long bofcre tho body waB f0und. There
were no marks ot yiolelc9 upon the body,
would not Indicate that he hhs boon fouify duAIt
with: And 1est'lcs f.11.t5 cisa, a number Of
receipts, one for tlos l!oensc: havtn8 tho aamo
found Intact upon bis person. Tho deceased
was probably 10 or Is ycars Of age. about
kers mixed With 8niy. The upper lip and chin
has boon recently sharcn. ThU body was tnken
to tho Morgup by OHecr FrHl IlOitnvct, nnl
thcro It awaits Identification hiid tho Coroi1or's
indllnst.
, 1880-12-28

At this theatre Mr.. C. ". Hnrry In hls thrilling
and hatr-raianK drama. Escaped from Sing
Sing" roappearcd last night to crowded house.
Dir. Harry porson1tos In the course Of the
play IN SPORT" burglar, Il forgor, Scotch.
man, aud several other characters with moro
or less aCceptahllity TO hla audience. ile 10 sup.
Learnok assuming tic part Of Maryu Haiion,
Miss GonrHio Tyler thut OF tho Injured Innocent
Launs Ltutngslot, whi!o Miss Katie JIowari IA
poopg. AZ, pntirc,y fresh vurioty oIi0 Frecotias
tho play. IN which appear tho eguftbrlst, Fred
l.ovantin0: tho scro-cuuIo, hiils poilE Dag;
formers; Fields and I.cslc, tho Irish charaoter
tHperaothtors; tho pnrkor slssers, Sum Dgartu,
ana Murray aud aturphy.t
, 1880-12-28
INDIANA STATE AUDITOR.


1NplANArOLls, Ind, Dec, A7.-'rho official
Mnd OF Edward II. Wolfe, Auditor elect OF
the State, III tho sum OF $1,000, was MI
proved By, tllo Governor today. llIe. bonds
resstonev,, MI: Woifo has nln.io lis alpolntr
tiGnts Dt dupnttus as follows: join n. Coma,
ot this city, principal deputy; Wright
Wharton, City Clerk III the insA.lo depart.
who wus q candidate tor Auditor bcfnro tie
State Convention, Clerk in the Lnnd Depart
, 1880-12-28
DRAMATIC NOTES,

nTho Galley Slave" Will be tho uuxt attraction
ut lfavorly'a
Tho cold wavo seriously Affected tho attoud.
anru at tho theatres laat ulght.
Next wouk Mnltd GranKcu appears In tho now
play, "a HAILED beauty Rt AtoviCkors,
OF Datkncss" ts running At Fux'S Thcatre.
Manager l.. u. Hanna, OF the Euclid Opcra
House, who bus bucM III tho city for g dly or
two, Will leaye tor huMe Tonight,
, 1880-12-28

Is, 10 water their stock 6ot per cont. Tharo
seems 10 lIe no objection tn the consolidation
scheme, but considerable dissatisfaction Is
expressed. against tho schome Of Watering
tic stock. Tho directors Of tho road held
several meetings III Boston lately consider
ing tl'is schelnc, but tic ftyerslty. Of opinion
nM0n8 tht.tll was 80 great tint 1t was t!nRlly
Ssf sSaRhaTs IL Tsfr + S t. mnsr @ II e IT, setns 2 e
The Eastern stockholdcrs, Y Is satd, favor
the watering process, bit the Western sIarc-
owners ar9 said to be opposed to It. Tho
sce scHs1s af tey ,ts tstxs t,v Tor o Spo4'nF a ts
unwilling by s!,clI actl9n which may tathor
'q{}S liz emit Whe IL i IL truo % t'at ti,e ess co.
rany !lutltig the last year has carned sunl-
tain TINT tllo enri,ings viii liz as large ncxt
coinnenccd 10 fail Of seriously. A faiiuto
sse & sseRt ss sas ts Asos sf sfaoo Sf sS 5o It
enbarr9ss t'na tiie Cotlpany % slcl an, oxtent
te r. pay more tllan psr cent, II tl,at much, on
the ,p'; p5;esent ..s !, aWoNnt Of stock. It is also
AMOUNT required 10 pny tho rogulnr diyidenti,
It had better. bo used In tho extension
Of the existing lines aud THO ncqnitrG-
lnent of additional transportation facili-
WsierlnS Il lie stock It iIs hfstEa a S
n bnd effect Upon tho ,(|rangcrs, and lend to
more hostile, railroad legislation, as tho
people out West arc greatly opposed to
"wntern under any circumstances. It IS
claimed by somo parties that any notion pro-
yldlng for tho watering Of the stock would
be illegal, MS tho law Ut Illinois. especially
prohibits s,ic1. process BY roada chartered III
this State. Wlilo there Is sMcil n Inv on Tie
statutes, vet tho railroad officials will find
Int ntf1A fifl1Ntt}v III trDff1Hr nrntiS6 II N1i
II lhero was nothing eiso III their way than
this Inv there Is no doubt that the scheme
would be carried out. ut to-tay's mcetIny.
object Of consolidating tho lines with tic
main limo for which alleged purpose tho
meeting has, been cnlicd., While the. lazy
expressly prohibits the watering Of stuck, 1t
allows foatis to Issue new stock for new
property ncQulret. Tie properties to be
Consolidated with the natn line Will bo called
new property ncqutrc1, alMf on this ground
1t wifi be clafuictf TINT tic Watering Sollvllo
con be lawfully carried o ut.
, 1880-12-28
TIFF OLYMPIC.

Milton Nollos as Jaek Ryder. mincr In the
rough, u,,d tho hero Of "a Sfan OF tho rooplo,'
srappearcd IN this stpg0 last ntRht. The pieoc
ia OF character exeetlently sultoa ~ tho taste
OF the Olympic nudionco and will no doubt 10
ita usual business There arp thrilling tuu,pnts
enough In It to sot u tllnlo noyGliat up In bust
noe9. Dir. Mobiles will rcsllrfeot "trhe Phtrnlx"
On 1hurstlAy, and TINT we'll known drama Will
run Until the 0nd Of lhu clRHg9mGut.
, 1880-12-28

Fun on the Bristol" q ploco full OF mate.
rial for broad nlerrllncnt, 10 now In tho seoonl
week Of Its run vt this shentra. The prescnt Will
bo II last week here. md Il will ao succeeded
by Nat Goodwin In new " "absurdlty"
, 1880-12-28

expressly pfOnlnlts lue watering OF 8thcK, IL
ailows roais p issne NM new stock for new
coeoi;Satat "iS vG The Min siaIiYs nG It'll o ca1c "a @
L eM VIII fSpefX 6a caue tet @ @ nora 1 FMS s6a
GU" 10 '""Au4.s easlaet VI
,,,.0,~.
Special Df'p"tsh 70 TN cafeaoo 7Fthttne.
Pu1LAnELllI1A. Dec. az-1n tho cloud OF
mysterious 1ulnors hanging over the future
Of the Reading Railrond Company some fow
ly, It is true, but nevertheless worthy OF
crednncc. Nothing further has. been given to
tho public from President Gowcn since he
announced the enthusiasm Of tho meeting in in
London, but without mentioning any names
Of those who were present, md / see moro
reason than ever to believe that Mr.. Powell
did d; not reckon without hts host when
~ "ss"teu your correspondent moro
than molth ago TINT Mr. Gowcll
could not hnyo tile N1cCalmo,lt proxies.
1t WINS inserted to-day in more thnn ono
quarter quarter tat s tlo MeCalnGnt ~ and ,, Lowell
proxies hnG pcen eseented III aap'!cato DC
foro PRESIDENT Gowch arrived ~ London;
that l,e was notified 0il the day OF tho London
meeting TINT they had beeu given to tho op-
nosition. oni fiat t,rv ,yaro sant m that
very gay 70 th's country, ono SCI 70 tae caro-
oI ,MI. oonn y. nH,a.tl, o. tnls c1lN
anu Ing other 70 MiaHev, feapeooy e 90,
MccnImnmt' - H. who Miso con,rni fl,n
largest amount of tho PHILADELPHIA,
Wilmington s. Baltimore stock. All
tio forms OF Ivy lin.t been ,. c@ompMlied en- M With,
na,iai n Il wv y u uo,ese" ar wit 'I ~ ~ iMy yrootsn
over voted It ono election, woi,Itl De cast for
Maj. Frank S. Do,,d. now tt.o Vice President
this belief many leatlng directors Ii iinancInI
inst!tl,iions in tls cIty concur and the selne.
tlon II yerY Eencr(lly improved, Mai. Bond
Is still n Young mnil, but has shown
n Erent deal T,f cxncutive nLitItv M
L tho svS Virtual i rrcsldent t' Of tic % Toxass as
6 PncIiio since, ISIS through ali
been inaintuincd md tue business Of tie ur-
finished line stcadlly developed.
l. u! II Was i1lItner saIa !unt GeoTge :: iyior,
III Hn n;rcctopa FIT ~ to ptttapr@ t tmavjio Io u
Buffalo, mid Stephen a. Caldwell, President
Of the Fidelity Trust, which, Is trustee under
ty9 Of the mortgages, would DO IN tho board
Mai. Hond ,ycnt 5nto thu Roartl of tho Texas
l. Pacific wien It was enlarged BY the addl.
ton OF the New York Interest, and the Office
removed ,Sa to this city: ~ ,,
IN ani;o ~ strnnT XII FTmf morE"}f VIVIAN u'' a's
. 'A DpA'0 ~ - "'AoAe ~. .-.'''"'.'
pu,r A,v, MR.. H. noo o,-1+,. ro,,,
stated for n faclthat KIadcr q Peabody bank-
~ ~ Ta,, Wi. .n.1 Ia.+o,, h.,,o H. AZ.
ets o1 New aorA u'u oosto.l' naso tne Mc.
Cnlmont proxies 10 vote nga!nst tho present
management OF tho 1lcating Railroad. and
It is amid tl1ey l,ayo selected Frank s. Bond.
1ead. rs thoir candidate NJ @ Tor the Presidency. s @
cnr r, ~ s,trr thS Jtst oa IN octivs ti cNndiJots
~ ~ ~ .naiit,s, otnn;tMt i,s .,*si1ttnn
, 1880-12-28


1tOIt bAl.E-CllEAP-'rIIE ELEGANT HARD
L. wool fixtures In khe store iIs South cl4rk,st.,
suttaGu for ,Attsrs m!ll!nsss " ohvr Fancy str..
HEi, w South Clnlk'3t
, 1880-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE 01tAED OpENA~liousE.
For tho present wuck d noyel departure has
boon mado by the management 1T this thontro
Thcro will matireo performance every DAY,
tho object Of which Is to give chiidron during
this holiday scaBon nm opportunity IN wtncss
"Cfndcrtila; or. Tho Little 0lass sltppor." Tho
flsSt representation was Rsvcn yesterday aftce-
noon, and. considering tho sudden change In
tho wcnther, tho audience wns quite
respectable In sizc, and embraced number
of wel-xiuHn professional people. Tho fairy
tnlo OF " Cinderella" has always charm for
children WHEN set upon tho stage, and no doubt
tho bright dresses the musc, the chariot with
1ta tlvo pOn'os brought on for tho express pur-
poso Of carrying tho downtroddcn sister u, tho
Princes pance. and tho little falros viii all bo
viowoti with renewed Interest. Interest In tho
Piece, howsvtr could 70 very ,n,1el, Increased II
aru very prosy and tiresome 70 thuso who havto
thrl act With occurs Il, The @ 'sace' s' nincr M @
Of spcc!aElsa Are intrsniucesI, the mtMt important
being Mes LIzxlo s'mms. who appcnrs tn ntlouta
VIII ' sGe' %p,y ssiq %s'f Ratie aef sesoaxS sxe
F,4I!t ,!.nce. ana '|,;scr f slsyer child; tho
i 0aS aasaon shSf rso!es y sseussos sse
s. ssss se sheh ''ass sse ea%pan ass| ei for so e
Kelsey !nakes Il chnrtnlnE looking f,rtncc Idr4i.
a an lS ss Ans Sh9Sf p5esons
h,oatscncss, ,A ntd Sis, 1ennio Hughes, 40 excel.
sy s1 5sEa wsRea sFot psye' ST. IT, Il OF sS o
IT, .tS ss{sS sSh baa IT, IL 5$yos fs s.
Attlor'. and Mr.. james Vincent as l%dt1, woro
tc!thcr very roo.l n0r very bad IN tho rst two
&c tsU gceno r 9 Il s!ix E
Kooa and Or1Elpal In ita design.
, 1880-12-28

THE UNION FURNITURE COMPANY, AH AMI
III SSpst M4usun.xt, sell all Kinds VI household
gouds OIL utIMt!!y payunls; low ntlces: terms.
lTASTEn-A SMALL. HASt;E Nlt CUGk sIuYH
W Ht suDdnrn patleEn tiut bRs Estd but ttlpt
oDv N!t waler itunt prutvrfadt nuat bu rhpap. Aa-
dr1aB G II w. VrtbunG 1ItCG. - .
, 1880-12-28

LOST AND FOUND. -
I U6'r-uN THE WEST HlIlE, YESTERDAY, 4
unk.tuf ctl(hr hrAwn sIfk lining, RetArE 10 ia
NAsrtn-hy. mt Eecety8 ru~arI.
1 QsT-l.A8V suNlAY-GULil HNAEEItEV SET
With lels. Thu tlndHT Will bu TUWArAut bY lthflHx
II Ut thG t1ffIrc ~ ltan,ur iluIIaH.
, 1880-12-28

CITY REAL ESTHTE.
TOR sALE-WE HAVE GuUi, YAHGAISs IN
l. Improved md uhirprhyaIt cnftrnE hua1nas neut,-
orty. rETElssDS nay, 1S' East itnndoiph.at.
Itu1t sAIE--}sEST l,t)t:ATED MASUFAtsT'UilINfI
property In the city, both fnll sr,d water, ih. .1crp
In oxt0nt. purity improved. AdIFBAa Q Il. Tribune.
IiOK UAT.E-istt FKET COnSEI Ti1AfHiE-AV.
mud HI1!y:t!rst;sh nt H.! Th!s u less than half
ftI1tn II, "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08
ADVERTISING RATES.
ca. Nv. In. s4. ia. | 81.
"The Tow Path Club

Crawford" wIiting 10 tho Chicago Tines
from Washington anent the "To1 Path C!ab'
nrosbiz,tion and ils troubles, SAYS:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08
HOLIDAY GOODS.

NAMPBELLS MINCE MEAT the best on
the marie. Apple Peach Plum and Pear
Eutler in store aud for sale low by
Z w. AVERY, 2i6 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

SIOPELANUb TEA SETS, something new
W Gall And see them st
sepl 30 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

s CHOICE LOT OF APPLES in store and
R. ". AVERY, 22o King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

OAMPBELLS PRESERVED PINE AP-
" PIE, Q ince, Citroa, Pears, Plums, Toma'
toes and Nasuberries in lbs psls for sale low by
4 w. AVERY, 226 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08
BlOrS ARD sIIHEs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

TO GENTLEMEN:
Va have large stock Of GENTS Fine BOOTS
and SHOES ofve7y superior quality, made by
hand, which canIo. ba surpassed in style, quall'
i:y or price. A man msy be decked in sood
suit of clothes s2d q new hat, bu! if he has nol
tidy feet he is not considered well dressed.
Thess goods vii! be sold for much less 'han
:hcy I'm ba tough! fer in this town or Washing
!o1. All W. ask is for you to come and examine
,hcm. ~. e. sVADDEY, ll0 Nins st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

CHuDnEN's AND MISSES CLoAKs ct ISAAC
EloHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

Foe TIE MILLIONS The hauisome est liz 3
of SILK Il Hsodkeronieis. Cloves, Hoo and n :cs-
wear AZ IssAAC EICHBERGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

Foe ONE WEEK IN ALExANDR1A.-We have
succeeded 10 getting large line Of Coaks.
Dolmaps, Jackets and listers on consignment
for one week, for our customers to se!eos from.
As this line embraces 6ne goods spec!e ~. We
call the attention of Ladies to them.
ISAAC EICHBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

ssa&:EsE5 . seE: &a:n CJTAEEE.
JAMES 1L:s CA-i2LlN & SONS,
no. s. E3NGa ST2EET
A.LEXAEDEIA, VIRGINIA..
T!ho!a.al;, snd e..ail Dealers IA
EIAhI)}yT7 .IisE. and CUTLERY
Builders Asrawa7e, Locks, Hinges Screws.
Door no!ts, I.tcAas &c, EadGlocJ Hardware,
Rrid!s Ei:s. EacE!as. Elnss. Esnes. &c, &c.
Wheelvrigh.s' He,d"aro. 41les, Bins, HUBS
Sp0Ecs, i3s aet Fo!!oc3 Tire Iron, &C.. Cutlery
Butcher Eni7aa &C., Gu2s, Pistols, Cartridges
laps &C., Eaila, SpSeE, Ho7ae Shoes, Gslvan
led II els alG : 5pii;ce, Stool Barb Fence wire
Farm BolG, &C.. - :Uli end complete STOCK o.
6rst claes gcods a1ays in store and sold ut Lowest
cash prices Orde:s from county merchants
promptly attended to nRd bayo our persona! az
an.inp aug Is
JEe. W caAE;G. 3. ". hALLs'
lsn.AAI s. MALLS
ccqn% - SA 5,rS iAit9, iS5 h. 1xSPNARh dhMSSA
LIME, OhLtIA ED PLASTER
SLATE MANTLES,
H&ARTR3. &c.
COH&Si: &1LG AND 81. ASAPd SIS.
oct IL ALEXANDRIA. VA.
roHN T. CaSEGHT0N *soE,
Wholosaie and EsSail Ooslers il
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, HORSE SHOES
Iron, PlougA Castings, Neil H9ds, Axis
Keepers Goods, &c, &c.
no, s. NIf7a STREET, UORNRR ROYAL
nh Ala-snhT:2, Virginia.
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I'M THE ClROuIr COURT OF ALEXAN-
L DKIA CIcY. 4:h Doc. 1850
Grhhsn va. tYssEDRt ton City, Va. bid LAID and
GieGt Scu.hori Railroad 20. La chsncery.
On Consideration whereof it is order
cd that this cause DO referred to Comm!ss!oEor
e. Sheoperd t. enquire and report:
lst. For what cvnreas':iion W. j. Robertson,
p. K. Gardner Ihocas Smtn aDd Francis l..
Smith sre entitled IN Lhl; cause AID oua CT WHAT
fund the same snOutd oa paid -,
q By wha. c;r=. o. c!Gs!Gs c. csec!toSs sslo
attornies were sa2aGcd.
81 WEs. c'a,a or classes Of creditors have
bean benefited by thsir services.
4,h. And tho conmissioner is further ordered
10 spportoa among tae lndiVlduals OF the clasS
or classes of creditors by wnom said c0unse!
haTe been Retained, OF who Il we b:en oece d teo
BY Eeir s.rv!ccs .ad @ro 10. other slse repre-
sentcd) whe.oyGr aaIoun. Eo iIEy deem an hde'
ouate comncrGs.ioD !o7 thor s3-7lcas IN thlS
cause
Ihe C0El3iteo oGer - iiI-A"I oEucr ~ sNe =
notice to ali ;aa p.ItiAs in Interest of the time
and place {: czccuHrG thi5 decrsH by puollca
ton d:i,Y ii tni i..tAHcciia Hszs!te 1of 'el
day.
Given u.,a: .tn i;.nd o.
IAH.S KEITH, Judge &c.
Coamisaioaor's OfIlos
Ale-sodris, "a 9Th Deco oe:. 1851.
To the parties, plaintid snd defendant, in th'
aoo7a stated cau:e, and to ell The cssditors
the Ws.liogLoa lily, W.. Midland and Gres
Southern HaiirOad Eompnay.
wsso notice. .h,t sh.l st iay tiiico e'orsaid
on Frid ~, the 17th dsy IF D :ccca ber, $780, pro
cesd u oytcu.e TIM requir, m 3n,s OF the sboV
rec tai 4. cres-at when tiny alt place you ar
required 20 present.
G!ven unGer NY hand ss special COT mmissione
in Cpanca5y oc IHo Circuit Court Of AeSandr!
City th; 9Th tay CT D0c2m5ar. 1880.
dec6-iG. II. 81 sPPERD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

DoN'r FAIL to c,il at l. EGcHBEad's to
Iock at bis stock of Olosks. Doiuans, and
(Jsters ..-.''.-'
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pAI5INS, Currsnts, Ci!roD, Figs, Prunes,
4S Hixod Nuts snd Sugsr Corn for sale ehesp
BY z. w. AVERY, 22i. King street
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HOLIDAY GOOD4.

Now opening one OF The very handsones: as
sortmenis ever shown IL this city cf rich Ho!l"
day Goods. novel in design and elegant in lni:n
consisting In part of
RUSSIA LEATHER s. VIENNA GOODS
DRESSING GASES,
Odor and Jewel Cases,
Opera Glassesl
Card Gases in Pearl and
Russia Leather,
Glove and Hardkf. Sets in
Vienna s, Russia lss!her,
PortmonnaIes, new ana novsl In desiga,1
Work Boxes and Baskets
Beautifully Ornamental.
Folios elaborately paintsd,
Ladies' Sstchels and
Shopping Bags
Entirely new designs,
(Hand painted the richest ever shown)
Letter and Cigar Gases in Russia and Visnn o
Leather.
oORK GOODS:
Oonsisting of Folios,
Gard Gases,
Ladies' Companions,
satchsls, end Por!monnaies, etc.,
Very fashionable hnd quite new
CoMB end BRUSH SETS. vs'y handsome
Now designs in Inkstsnds, in Olive Wood,
Swiss Carved, and Glass Boq1et Holdsrs and
Vases, very handsome.
JAPANESE GOODS IN G BEAT VARIETY
a fun Ilno Of Novel.ia.. Cabinets. Nri::Es,
Boxes, Te:e.a-Tete Sets, Grape Panel Pictures.
beautifully embroidered; Fans. Parasols, Wall
Pockets Glove and Handkerchief Boxes in
Grape, Straw and Lacquer and thousand and
one other beautiful things In this assortment.
EAsELS. all tne new stylss, with frames at.
tached aud without
WOsTENHoLMS FINE POCKET
KNIVES,
Beautiful In shape and finish.
TheBOOK DEPARTMBNTfor the LITTLE
FOLKS contains the largest numbsr Of chtice
books in every variety OF ornament,!ioa and
style of binding ever e1hiblssd in this city, and
ehesp;r thah ever.
In addition the GAMES. PUZZLES. Blocks.
Drums and Tool Chests. ara endless il varsity
WRITING DESKS and CABINETS, every
style, from Is, to $2) each tbs va'y bsss goods
made.
Prane's Prz, Christmas and New Yesr Cards.
In addition all the new and beautiful deaigas OF
foreign and domestic silk.fiuged and Persumel;
all selected with special reference to beauty of
design aud ornamentatloD.
Special attention is called to line Of Velvet.
Silk and Plush FRAMRS-notably old Gold in
Silk and Plush. These Frames have been se.
lected with great csre and are the very bes
quality made in any country. A very novo
Frame Is of uncut velvet.
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT T will be found
Histories, Books of Travel all the leading Poets
&C., In fine bindings; elegantly iliu:tratei
books in fne bindings tor presents
All The new a!yles of Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, Prayer Books and HymRsls il
SETS, very rich; Bibles, great variety Of styles
| In elegant bindings.
Pspeteries and Cabinets OF the finest foreisl
aud Domestic Stationery.
Accordeons, Music Boxes and Mouth Organs
new styles and deaians for amateurs AID protes
sionsls.
It is, of course, impossible to call special 81
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-08

BLACK SILK PLUSH j1s opened at ISAAC
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-09-03

hand from that State is to the effect that
never before was the old Pine Tree State
more thoroughly cauvassCd more onthused
in every quarter, even to its pine tree forests,
than now. The gospel Of enduring peace on
the basis Of national honor aud universal jus
tioe is being preached, and is to be preached
in every county in the State necessarily until
the going down Of the sun on election day.
Maine, this time, will not even partially slip
from her Republican mornings and by her
example she will make easier the great con-
test in Indiana, where, in October, the ma
tional contest is to be won or lost Accounts
from that pivotal State show an energy and
enthusiasm among the Republicans hardly
equalled even in the great struggle Of 1872,
when the great Morton, one day, lamcnting
his lameness, said, ooh, If / only had my
legs would make Indiana too hot to hold
Democrat" His worthy Successors, as
knights errant of Republicanisnl, are making
Indiana too hot for Democratic life, and
nothing is more certain than that the stalwart
successors of Morton viii this year 60 far to
realize his aspiration. Never did they pre-
sent a stronger ticket than the one headed by
Hon. Albert G.. Porter, the candidate for gov
ernor Handcuffed as the Democrats are by
English and his load of mortgages, their de
feat in October can be assumed as an absolute
certainty. And that makes an end Of the
whole matter Thenceforward the Democrats
need not worry themselves, for the subse-
quent proceedings will interest them no
more" This is not a roseate view of the sit
uation, but is based on undisputed facts care
fully analysed and given their due weight and
significance. Democratic defeat in Indiana
in October will be the assurance of that full
and complete national Republican success in
| November which will give to the nation at
least four more years of loyal, honest, discreet
| control. II.