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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-16
SPECIAL BARGAINS

in Black Cashmeres and Guinets' Black Cashmere
Silks, also the New Satin de Lyon Black silk,
Plain Brocade and Polka spot Silks and Satins for
trimmings in all the desirable shades.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-16
Wagon for Sale.

A secondhand buggy wagon for sale cheap. Iu-
quire of
1881 W. B. JOHNSON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-16

Brown Leghorns.
s. S. Hamburgs.
trio of each of the above favorite fowls for sale
Inquire of e. F. GIBBS, or at CaIedonian office 1890
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-16

Seed Wheat For Sale
at CALEDONIA MILLS $500
, 1880-10-23

EPeSAt 1IfpAtFh ~ tH& %HteuSV
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct GA gentleman who
llas inst returned from british Columbia
stated that the. w0rk OH the Canada Pacific
Hallway there Is IN complete condition OF
cIaos; that Undprdo,lk 4 Go. 10 mt know
where to s,cs!n Asst, and that 4 great deaf oi
computation IL being done by engineers BE-
fosc work y, reality cnH be done:
Sr*ft4l ft.snattA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, t)ut., {}ct. .2--1t Is understood
that the laelGy Railway eontract has hsetl
sIniied. Mr.. !Grernftll. who ls tile accredited!
nKcilt hf the 1.Ontlnn firms Interested, siRned
oil their l,eFa!s. T'la details OF the agree
t,e,lt cnhnot b: obtained until It has becn
ratified !sy Parliament, but t. sa!d security
III teI, years frn,n Luke Siptssing to the PHI
cine NepaN. Thn Cabinet were discussing 70.
day whether special session 0f Parliament
wOultl be held IL ratlfy the c0ntract, but thu
result fHs INST yet TRANSFERRED. SGnlc Ut the
syndicate i,Nve left for lul1le. Mr.. Greenfell
leayes OIL Tuesday next.
, 1880-10-23

gpteIag D.pa.sh to Ths Cateaao Ttthua4.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct G-Ttle lion.
John Y. FarweiI, OF Chicago, addressed q
crowded. Rudtence at the Opera-llouse this
evening OH the political questions Vt the day.
INDIANA angERnAcKEss.
speeta, nsp,teA to JAs Chicago 1ftbnne.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Oct Ga.-Col. I.ee
Crandall, editor Of tho Natto7aal Itcp. the
Gruenback organ has received tho following
between the Democrats aud 0reen6ackers In
ltlllAnns
Inp1AN4poL1s, Iud., Oct ss.--1o Les Cs!indaa,
lfaxht..gtvH. d, c.: E,nfuslon amonx psnao.
hguos, aud stick to tho fnct that thGre went bc.
q, C. FosT.
, 1880-10-23
less than tho low rates announced the day
before. A privatc dispatch lrntn Kausas City
glves tho follnwfng account of tho excite

less than tho law rates atinounccl the !day
before. A prsatc dispatch frntn KaI.sas City
gives tho following account Of the excite
sf excs,net Grs ~ ts VAS erated here t
day over the cut IN rates by tlle Chicago 4
Aliott. The rate froia kni,sas City to Toledo
~ mt only Sl.s5 With cnrrrspo4tlnV. fetlt,c-
eiss eGx M Ss% olss a"1s rae a las ~ ot "ss sc, n
my ttller ltue, hut tlla Missouri Pacific Il
niecti1g t!l.. new cut % Indianapolis. Cln.
tintAtt, Piitsburr, Naltllnt,r', New YORK,
Yts . All Gf S1ilSatR 1s S5%.' aye f t. st st. f oas 81
yEa Chica1n Il Altnm was 10 heavy that the
sulc Of Tickets was discontinued ut 3::N
i,'clock p. m. A u lines here think that tho
Alton's cansc Is Just, at,d nl unite In tho hops
HAL tile trouble mt reascd last evening
several Of lf,e lines east frlin this city would
have joined thu frncas. The request of tho
General Passenger AEttntAof thu trtnk lines
l,lg here to keep ont Of tho fight, contained
the following Mtlyicc tn Tic lltlEs leading east
frt,.. here mt yet rulllslled:
.A!Hl WI now ask tiiat {Ou agree TO naii'
tAtu the tAllvetltlau rates III your uNn n(llGt.
mud tint YOU c1illrnl our message to your
Westcr,. ConventIons. nn,l TAKE MEASURES to
! quest Into effect" -,
| In aecortlullca with the al.nve ndvfce, rlet
| here yesterday mUtntng, but were tl.EaD IL tO
ngre0 upnI, concerted netiun. Several OF
| them decl.!eA to }tlM the Alton, and sent NIL
tint they would be glad to nccctte to their ~.
quest, II It wts not for the fact that the East
| cru trunk liues were doing tiothlug 70 Stop
the decentralization wcst-bo!,ttl frotn t.nstcril
vUlis they tind Ii impossible to comply.
Sir. James Charlton, nf tho Altnil, also
sent n singing dispatch to the trunk Inc
are,ts, intornilng ;!iem ti'at the war was not
Wu,,ji continue tO defend Itself md lrotec,
lis Interest hy MI n.ea.,s at lts co,uMaatl,
These ttfsjmtctles, showing tint nothing
could preveit n renewed eaNallct tl.ts iNarls.
Ing except pro1npl act!o't ny tile Presidents
! UpuA 4 cOry1psVts3tyc.
, 1880-10-23
~. speaklng after getting the enthusiasm

,,ke speaking ntter getting tne e''''a0'aoni
inocked out OF nun. ,, .,t.ra,,, ,,,,t AIN
The wenthor ma nce" Spae'.u.nt III t,rn,r,1
neetlns ,Sss', @s by the Ilon Dayid j. uooing,
OF lna!'n"' at .st,., r. sI,a fnfT rnfttrna frntIt
mknl!csttu.. rrr,itrn nntI {thIn. lInvn
}usl oyG, e'tu sortv 40 utterly tirinnraIizci M
neYcr sGeM ,,,rais p in ti,is cttv niu rr,t1lty.
Ase tas tsn,t nf Tia lnlo elections did tho work
for them eaF'es ~ cnTrvit,r Inv N1rt,er,, Stnf.
te5lS hnpi3I, hnWpn.iII,"ans II fi1is coiiilty1re mpktx
.t1t,mrnmTh cunvnss. Edgar CDtlllty Il frOHl
ANiotnn.n i,nmnnrniic Init tho })ntIIirr ,1iS rrf4
~ ~, W,,woh ainrlngti over their county Ticket,
Ms3s ~" ii;"nf,licaus will reduces this majority
Iaesi,iafublv. il not elect some Of their calldf~
Sn"ssD Iasss
, 1880-10-23
The Democratic ct.erry-Tree

Il.
Whils Charles Flslnrls AdAIns was walking on
ntu IIulIsr With latchot In hia oan!l, partlaly
culeealrl behind bis hack, while tho Dehocsntfo
ehgrry-treo lay promo upon the GROUND. hlF.
Albums wny too full for utteraEce, but Hen
Understood tha nca nin9 Of that Awfui frbwu. aud
suld 1oprecAttnAty;. "please, slr, 'tRan't niaA-
Il WE ILL EuIlfSh."
, 1880-10-23

way Company, Of tie third part. 8. Also, mn
'hRreemelt between the Montreal G Cltntn-
,l1a nnct!o 4k ndx.y H!way GEay annn s,d e
III Ike manner and for the like purpose. tle
following resolution will be submitted: "a
resolution, improving Of the acquisition by tile
Of certaii1 bonds and stock In tbe Chicago &
urand Trunk IlnIIWay CnMpaiLy.n
, 1880-10-23

GreCnbnck stre,tRtE of TIE district hut Wna
g feSrss @ aan a[S 9' ' ss S psrn"a @ sfgss%s p%Essy
innntiol' idcas ainong t lilo electnrs. PROT.
Steele Ind bcel, President nf Lawrence Uni
vers!.y, L Metio,.lst Institution lncate.l In
Hn6s i;uuek. $iewsi fs",n n',y sta,wIuoiNt, ns
tic RtnIs 11ru nI,oyn tin earth. Or cn,Ifsr.
many Df bis personal friends In tic AfcthU-
list ChMrei, nsMl uut If II Rnyv the learNe1
gx-i'rest!cnt their votes, mud IN s!Is wny tl.
leatCt! t!u,ies atl! Gicctetl Hf1hek; otte,es
sso,,as pnpasas.y y sha%M as ~, ty te o,ieto 1fSic
nack v"aU sMs' os cw ~ raas aaas' t.Gen ~ e fn ot
gote ~! ssest a,lta " iat1 ~ ~ s,osn " ta.ss
=: Wss t.; ss ssa f ts csSi!;s'i y Sot i
,,es a 5tsG!S, ni'i 4, s s, aS1cty @ 70 sep q
Grs;eIi,gask cafl.!it,nte t III te hea thls ia1 ID
easily accounted ios.
The stsrernnack rarty In Wisconsin, am,
especially In tl!1s Congressional district, Sus
ny dead as q door.nnfl until after tl,e Matnc
clcctlo,!. 'rl1en II began to nroI,se from, It's
M April s,l,t, and showed some signs 0f HE,
being warnie.l MID elicollragrtl by lM,lek and
Ills Dc1Mncrt.ttc hackers. TlIe fusion l!;td
WorK M,sasi" +, n ,,ns ~ tn,s, ~ o
iMat nk synntns ~ ~ ,p,c w Mn H. u1 ,,on1i,".
tiS; i e % asepsrs!e t!sSet is & ,!rsw ef tSs iIe.
Miollca. Gf%lilncK golo tlat WY ceftalli 10
20 Gast 'or Itn ir!tof u, "a ease p, .le 'nat,sts a n
m W t., ei,o .'i ~ 1 Ine. i;K iatists sgo ~.
Eet'sr hd tis ireas 'inHgrtooK . 70 a!l,,
~. In u ula III pah nMt ns te snppnf1ers n a q
i5oncK fex1feiea. stewart Li'a maii aoni; ~;
oafb"'' IT. very SSSsiisl acii ls leek af hss! s I'D
al!n anica NIX pFhDmn,y ~ s"i ,, ..iiS
Gaai,,incy WI l,1rt i3oack ,nGfG M man H. VII
1,p rr @ G. iam7Ilsa IL ,viii .s trov ~ ses a,snS
tLelr, yotes n Stewart. who does not
sulIlu IL khost y. CHAleE ~ VI cIEG-
, 1880-10-23
WISCONSIN,.

4oNoNoAN'
FoSl, NJ LAC.
sptstat pt.pateh "a 7Rt eateaeo 1rta'.ne,
FoSp NJ LAC. WIS.,. Oct. --Iiie Kepho'
leans Of tliis thriving ctty N Tic o'Slh Iol-
grcssional District turned oi't eli f'iasse ID.
night. and VIII @ofcNiteht pFocessioh Aso
nass-tneeting showed tint their hearts Werc
in,ccd III tho cause. The procession winch
preceded tho meeting was ltoilceao'e cnaeny
for two things: the TACT tlat Mt lenst wv OF
these In the rauks were young men VINO VIII
vote for lc first time on tile ~ OF November
next, and tic fact that NJ, equal ntlhlper were
made up OF the solid business elcnteit OF
Fond du Lac, each ot Whoh,' llisteau
Of carrying the conventional torch,
bore iii his hands MI ordinary house
hhtcrh, thus presenting as they marched
through the principal streets an Interesting
md decidedly novel appearance. A vast
amount Of red fire was bri1cd, anu the
deu.onstratfve rocket was exploded with lit"
lie regard for expense, while the ey0lntions
Of the marching nlcn were simply perfect,
calling out volleys Of cheers from the entlitl-
sasslc multitude along the line.
THE MEETING IN THE opElA-1rousE
ecpsed anything Fond du Lac has known
for years. The speaker Of tho evening WIS
that graceful md even brilliant orator,
The Hon. J. G. Burrows, Of KasaMNzoo,
ona Of AftchigalI's Nblcst members
In the Lower House OF Congress-, Ills
audience was with HIN by a lnrEo majority,
aud sat for two hours interested. Instructed.
and amused at Ills taking presentation Ut the
topics Just now upperln0st In the average
voters mind. "At the risk OF disturbing Il
funeral" rs lie cleycrly put It, he proceeded
10 show why 1t WIS that tho DuMocratlc parity
WIS always Defeated reinarklng, first, TINT 1t
vns always wrong In every great question In
which this country was Interested. After
tracing Its unsayosy record tro1n 1850 down..
he pithtly observed TINT, with 1880, tho
Democruttc party onco moro came to
she front, aid with 1t, MS n mattcr
Of course, CAME defeat. It was necessary, III
view Of the result IN 1ndianA md Ohio. to
speak OF Its defeat this year as thing TINT
was past.
:, WHAT AN AWFUL, rI,lso IT WAS,
~ aetc1larkea' sellihe h.s a!'ulenGe IL, TUT,
lobe Democrat ard vote at President Tor
twenty years and yet never get one. The Re
publIcalls. on the contrary, never made any
mistake, but lit one every tlme. From
~ ,hn snncTot,n r,rtvs ym o,rno,;v @ ,ss,,rc
!. g., n' ne"'osi"''c paa's "''eaus as'uasa .neo
defeat In the year OF grace lsso,
M'Elhutlng its evil luck TINS trlp
tie Solid South. that thu source Of TINT sr,,-
pott mist tnavttahtv be tl,e sourco of nownr
In cosu ~ Ito .,,ccuss mud thot Domocrotto
s,sanJan.m w. ~ ,,,,.t 'n.nn A ,na .. oouIn ,uon'
no,hiu'. ~. .oss ~. ] a.s, ~, ~, '1" n.oa,t .m.
uo1n'nE but INC cohtfol OF tnls do!efHhlens
1tsAarp, striking contrast with all this bo
set Yorth III .bo rlorjnuo ronord ~ tho No.
nnh1taan ~ ''.... ~, ..s .xn,a 1,.st.io,, ~, ~,
can ~" paiv, a, iss ploua pos'aava W. .ai ~
, 1880-10-23
EASTERN EXTENSION SCHEMES.
Sptttat UtsrnieA 10 The Chicago 1tt1aNk.

pann.ri,a,to no,,vnv nNic,nis amt cnuitol-
iehnsy's"hls. Nh!"ay "llr'''ls a'u e"p'.s'e 49,.
lists were III the cry n,-t.ay ~ regard 10 tho
PROPOSED extension Of the rlttsDurg, Titus
Vile & UuiIulv halfway from l3rocto.l 10 tlls
citv n distn,,o. NJ fnrtr,nluc ,,,ile. In cn1,-
ey' u' ',.,' ~ t,,,n, ,,s.a,.f.,t ~ tna
Fefsatloi' WIN ~ H. Jones. lfes'aen' " .,le
road, who Is also lnreely Interested III the
onrr"s'u,,,,,n,,t ] = xas nn;cinflv ,nforn,.sl thnt
~ ss.""s,',, ,,aa to NJ :, con,ttt"
.ne cH'e"stol' W." :au ~ ts,1.
between that l'he alltl inc haiilinofe y uhlo
Company. Negotiations Ind bcen pending
, 1880-10-23

Brteta Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YollE, Oct. a3.-ThU representatives
Of tho warrlhg Western railroads have co'l-
ct,tded satisfactory settlement Of their dlf-
ilcuitirs. This Is substantially as heretofore
reported. The extension 0f the NilssO,trI,
Iowa L. Nebraska ltaiiroad TO Council Bluffs
Is to be built, tlint portion between Sfennt-
dnals and uN,MestoM or PrRirteylllc to lie
paid for and owI1ed III common by tho Wa
basil aud burlington Companies. Both com
pMutrs pledge themselves not to build into
the others territory.
The Southwestern Rata Association also
ended their troubles to-day BY reno1ellng
tllH percentages Of, passenger business no that
the Wabash Company will hereafter receive
81 per cent OF thu gross traffic. and tho Clsl-
hmsinsss nnt IS i,sr III, cesi Of tsie rsu,aiMlcr.
Kntes nru 10 be restored Immediately, and
eac!s c0Mpanyi IS tu redeem Its own unlimited
tickets. This agreement Is II last SIX months
the present !dI WILL TIE WaIasl, Ga,pa
Tive Southwestern freight business ls tn be
conducted Independently. Il freight pop!
will then be formed. AMI the percentage Will
b. n,iotled ~ n.b'trntton s,od - mont .o,,
~ ihe 1rt.str, Auoetated Prfss.
New YoMN, 0et; IT,. &:-Tl.9 g na,,aseEs . s of Tue
IutlEnAuA III llt4 NEhk s1uNkll lkuI latNE
been cutting rates 50 extensively met to-day
and agreed On n settlement OF tlie passenger
war rntrs. This settlement saddles OIL the
other railroads IS per cent ut tho lnss to be
sustained from tlle recent large snlc of sltl-
litMited tickets nt less than one-thlrl Of tie
usual rnteS.
ST. Louis.
ST. Louta, Oct. GG!..-'Thc Chicago s. Alton
gave liz throttlp-yalye another null to-day,
and stl)l further reduced nil previously re-
ported rates 81, h1Ml added sryera1 Interior
ON1u points to Its list, but the wnr WIS
brought to III, abrupt c1UsG lu.e this after
1m'pil by the reception of the following tc!e-
grim: .., .. .,
NEW yonx, Oct. e,.-Tn J. G. Gnu1t, Gtne,al
Manager 11'afHsh 81. Ltulis & Pacific fNflrrXai,
N. LUuts: fuu Hrc htrrDy UIxtergd to fpstnro ali
passenger rltcs immediately from receipt Of
this lntsslgp. SpL0S Humphreys,
HuCII TltultLE,
y. d. BLACKSTONE,
-.. JAY 0OUt.n,
G. Z. PENKtsa.
WILLIAM DOUD.
These. signatures. are tlsese Of the Prosl-
dents u thu ,Wnbnsh, ltock lslnnd \ pncilic,
Chicago Il Alton, Missouri Pacific, ChicaEo,
Burlington y Quincy. UNI llanl1Ebal d. IT.
JOSEPH lloatls. . -
AL asrilts Of tlle Wnbasl! Road were nnti-
fed this evening tO rcstOru rates. Although
| 1t Is not known here tho presumption Is tho
| General Managers Ut all tlH ,anllletl routls
lave received tltts order, aud tlnt Tomorrow
will lind liarinOny ntll Eal0d feeling fully re-
stirred, and regular rates prevailing every
| where.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-11

There is m civi'iZ,1 nation in the Western
Hemisphere n which the utility OF Hoststters
Stomach Bit rs as q tonic. corsactlVe ana anLl-
bill pus msicine is not known and appreciated:
Whila itis ,, medicine for All seasons and all
climates. it is es neHi.llv suited to the com oalnts
peners,ad hv the uesthe- b"u2 the purest and
best vegetsb'e sti nuIant in tna world.
For sale by druggists and de%lers. to Wnom
an nIv for Z netntters a. lmanAc fNr 1851.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-11
GOOD REA3GSl FDs TIE DOUrJRS
FAITE.
MoSRoE Gs, March % 1880.

MovRoE Gs March % 1897.
Wa have for iw .!vs lol.hs ossn prescribing
C'Spii,s 3?phjti.lc SJa ;i.'D 10 thu trsatm, ,nt
of Sypnis Ard msny nthsr diseases for watch
it is rec On ga led, snd the results have been
most s,ti.fac: Try. not tyrnZ 9sen dIsaJpolntal
in a sing ..taaco. Va thIlR, Tor -! djsssiss
i. is rscJ nnen 1si TO cur, Il stsris witaout
pser, and thai All tina n3ilet prpt''.Io1 will
sooner or later, b. forcai to scfnow s1Sa 1t in
the tre,'m ,nt OF 4ogn lis As sine q'c1 non.
N. L. HALLWAY N. u.
J. 7. R.BIEsON, ID. u.
ATLANTA Ga, Msy %. 1879.
One of our work III ,n had bad C ,se If sy phllis
cf Fl 1e years standing. and WAS cured entirely
WILL "owf.s SpyniImic Specific"
WM x. b w HOOPER.
SWIFT SPECl &c COMPANY, Pro-
priator5, At anita. g..
Sold bV + 3. .LEAD3EATRR & BRO.
Call for Q CODY uf HYoung NJ ems FtLenI."
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For THE MILLIONS -rue hsudsome't line
| of Silk Haudke cnlei-. Cloves. Hose ano N:ck.
| wear at ISAAC EICaBERG's.
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MIME DEMuR&,T'S FAuh CATFShN5
Iva received to day sod now ready TOR dls1rl'
button and SALE Gail and yet cats 3gae.
u. F. RkAShEAk,
sep17 lu9 hl-g & st Aie1a"u''>' 20"
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NOS. 93 e. 95 KING SIHEE1.
Now opening one OF the very handsomest as
sortments ever shown il this city ct rich holl-
day Goods, novel in design and elegant in finish
consisting in part of
RUSSIA LEATHER & VIENNA GOODS
DRESSING CASES.
Odor and Jewel Cases,
Opera Glasses
Gard Cases in Pearl and
Russia Leather,
Glove and Hsndbf. Sets in
Vienna s. Russia leather,
Portmonnaies, new and noval in design,
Work Boxes and Baskets
Beautifully Ornamented,
Folios slaborstely painted,
Ladies' Satchels and
Shopping Bags,
Entirely new designs.
(Hand painted the richest ever shown)
Letter and Cigar Gases in Russia and Vienna
Leather.
CORK GOODS,
Consisting of Folios,
Gard Gases,
Ladies' Companions,
Satchela, and Portmonnaies. etc.,
Very fashionable and quite n ew
COMB and BRUSH SETS. very handsome
New designs in Inkstsnds, in Olive Wood,
Swiss Carved, and Glass Boq1et Holders and
Vases, very handsome.
JAPANESE GOODS IN G GREaT VARIETY
A full line of Novelties, Cabinets, Walters,
Boxes Tete.a-Tete Sets, Grape P,nel Pictures,
beautifully embroidered; Fans. Parssols, Wall
Pockets, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, in
Grape, Straw and Lacquer, and atboussnd and
one other beautiful things in this assortment.
EASELS, all the new styles, with frames at.
tsched and without.
WOSTENHOLM'S FINE POCKET
KNIVES, )
Beautiful in shape aud q H1ish.
The BOOK DEPARTMENTf,rth the LITTLE
FOLKS contains the largest numbar OF choice
books in every variety OF ornamentstlon and
style of binding ever exhibited in this city, and
cheap. than ever.
In addition the GAMES, PUZZLES. Blocks.
Drums and Tool Chests. are endless in variety
WRITING DESKS and CABINETS, every
style from IS, to S2) each; the vary best goods
made.
Prspe's Prize Christmas and New Year Cards.
In addition all the new and beautiful designs OF
| foreign and domestic Silk.friuged and Persumed;
all selected with special reference to beauty OF
design and oruamentstion.
| Special attention is called to line of Velvet
Silk and Plush FRAMES-notably old Gold in
.Silk and Plush. These Frames have been &C.
lected with great care and are the very bes
quality made in any country. very move
Frame is of uncut velvet.
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT will be fount
Histories, Books of Travel, all the leading Poets
&C., in fine bindings; elegantly illustrated
books in fine bindings tor presents
All the new styles of Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, Prayer Books and Hymnsls ii
sets, very rich Bibles, great variety of style:
in elegant bindings
Pspeteries and Cabinets OF the finest Foreg
and Domestic Stationery.
Accordeons, Music Boxes and Mouth Organs
new styles and designs for amateurs ard profes
sionsls.
It's, of course, impossible to call specisl a.
finn to other than leading articles every Wa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-11

Don't FAIL to c.ii at l. EfCHBERGs tc
look s5 bis stock Ut Clocks, DJimaus, and
Ulsters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-11

ULsTERs UIsTERs just opened at lssAAo
EICHBEsG s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-11

CHILDREN AND Misses CLoAKs at Isaac
EICHBERG's
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For ONE WEEK IN ALEXANDRIA. We have
succeeded 10 get.I0g large IIue OF Closks,
D DJllmaDs. Jackets, and listers 90 consignment
tur oue week, tUr our CUSTOMERS to seiec. from.
As this line embrac 8 foe goods specially, We
call the attention of Ladies 10 theu.
ISAAC EICHBERG.
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BLACK SILK PLUSH JUS opened at ISAAC
EICHBE EkG's.
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Y AIDES KID G..OVh5, snd buttons
~ every pair warranted ,yy
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JOHN II. PAKROTT,


DEALER IN BLANK BOOKS, ~
PAPGk, ENVELOPES, N KS, PENS,
PENBOLDEBS, SLATES, LEAD
AND SLATE PENCILS AND
STATIONERY GENER ALLY.
Also SHIPPING TAGS, FhOUR SAChS.
paPEk BAGS, SHEET MUSIC and IN =
sTRUCTION BOOKS for PLANO, GUITAR,
&c &C. oc1l
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS PREsEaTs.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
We desire to call special attention to the
above valuable and desirable
WING MAORI INES.
They have al the latest improvements and
attachments, are finished in the most beautiful
style Work With less power and noise than most
Sewing Machines, and it would bs difficult to
fin d more useful present for mother, wife or
sister.
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". W. GAnr. Bso. & 90.

N. W. GAhr. Bso. 4 60,
JEWELERS. &c S1L VERSNI7HS.
WASHINGTON, d. q,
Invite attention to t:e largo and veried assort.
m ant of Goods ia every dspar: ant of their ouil'
LES: Diamonds, Fine Watches; Rich Jswery,
Sterling Siver~ ware, Fine Plat d Tableware
Brs,ses. Brorza, Clocks, Pottery, Pis;qu !s
PA Pakls AID VIENNA FANCY GooDs, p
WEDDING AND ANNlVERSAkY GIFTS
a SPHCIALTY.
Correspondence Is invited, and any article will
be sent on approval upon receipt OF sasihtacsory
'sl''G iI07 pENNsYLvAHIl,A;, AVENUE : y 2,
dac3-lm w WaSdtN1LON, = y
VTOLIDZY GOODS-Haodketchi sus-
III penders. Kid Cloves, Collars and Cutf.'
Brush .ud Como. in fancy bnxes.
an iumsrse di .p!sy of !o5s for children.
such ss Doils Wagons, Horne, 5.eignF. Drums,
Banks. Carrisges. Pianos. Nine Pin., &c
Jsusnese Wsre--Ciasr Stands. Work Boxes,
Chess Husrds glove Boxes. Gard Trays, &:
a choice assortment OF novelties IJr the holl-
oore esrly and svoid the grand rush All
ere il ViLed
del6 o. n. ADAMN W hlnP ST.
rAMPBELL'o MiACh Mh Z The best on
Y the market apple Pescb Plum and Pear
Butter in store end for sale 10 by
K W. AVERY, 2.6 King street.
OAMPRRLLS PRESERVED PINE AP'
v LIE, Q ince, Citror. Pesrs, Plums, Toms-
toes and Ks ,berries in bs pills fIrsae low oy
K w. AVERY. 226 King street.
DhISINs. Currsnts. Ci'ron, Figs ,Prqnes.
Ea Mxed Nuts ana s.ug.r Corn for sale cheap
bv K. w. AVERY, 22i King street.
CHOICE LUT or APPLES in store and
IA for ssle low by
r. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
STEW YORK SWEET CLukR for sale oy
r. W. AVERY, 226 King street.
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de7-2v LEADEEATER & B TO.

II 0 y a u y v = .
We have received Our Holiday Goods, and
csn offer t. the pu plic the best stock ii our line
ever brought to this city Besides our extensive
line Of housefurrishing Goods, we have fne
selection OF Work Stands snd Baskets of al!
kinds. Jspsnese Ware. consisting IN part OF
Glove Boxes, Jewel Csskets, Trays, Vases,
Pnpisr Msche CARD Pis!os and Ash Ho dsrs,
and nice assortment of CHINA Vases, JAPANESE
Pin Cushions, Swiss Carved Ware. Tile Teapot
Stands in new and beautiful designs. .Veloci-
pates, Printing Presses. Wagons. Doll Car
iages, Sleds and grest variety OF aeW ana use,
fui srlicle. too numerous to mrntion Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere; it is a
pleasure 20 shO ~ our goods.
McLEAN % UHLER,
5ece rs King street.
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Men of strOug Muscles.

Special contracts will be made with yearly
yersisers.
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DhISINS Currsnts. Ciron, Figs, ,Prpnes,
Ess NJ ,xed Nuts md sug.r Corn tor sale cneap
bv K. W. AVERY, 22i, King street.
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SyEW YORK SWEET ULuER for sale by
~ 4. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
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EnUa LL'o . SPAWN CUBE rOk
IL HORSES valubis remedy tor Spawn,
king. Bone. Splirt, all ealsrSeneuts OF the jonts
cuts scratches &c. Just Received Dy
deg 4. s LEADBEATGk & BRO.
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A CHOICE LUT or APPLES in store and
Ia for ssle low by