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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
Tea cheers Association.-The meeting


was called to order by the president The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
adopted. On motion, the association went
into the election of officers and the follow
ing were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Thomas Story Secretary, r. j. Green !;
Treasurer, S. II. White.
The President appointed Messrs. E. M.
Beach, M. L. Venable and F. J. Prettyman
as members of the executive committee.
The following amendment to the constitu-
ton was moved and adopted 1t shall be the
duty of the president of the association to
assign to the standing committee such du-
ties as the ordinary proceedings of the as
ISOLATION may from time to time require.
1t was then ordered that the executive
committee prepare an order of exercise for
next meeting and present the same to the
association for consideration.
Alter u few remarks on conduct Of schools,
the executive committee handed in their re-
port, which was adopted as follows:
The regular order of exercises for next
meeting shall be two reading selections, by
r. J. Green and Miss G. Umstead. Two
declarations, by James NJ. Woodfied and
VIM. M. Waters
Debate on the following question, Re-
solved, That law requiring children who
attend the public schools to make at least 30
days in each term, would be beneficial to
the cause of education. Debaters-Aflirma-
tive, J. l.. Armstrong and Jas. Byrne; Mega
tive, Il. NJ. Beach and S. w. Davis.
The following persons were selected by
the president as members of the committee
on text books: s. w. Davis, J. C. w. Kemp,
f. L Amiss, Miss Lucy Garrett, VIM. Grady,
Dr. Williams, NJ. l.. Venable, Miss A.
Barnesley, II. G. Hckerson and Miss 5.
Kigour.
Votes of thanks were rendered as fol-
lows
To Mr.. William Grady, for his labors in
drafting the constitution.
TO Rev. S. X. White, for his kindness and
diligence in paying off the teachers.
TO the retiring officers of the association,
for the faithful and efficient performance Of
their respective duties.
Association then adjourned
J. l.. ARMSTRONG, Sec'y.
Rockville, Nov. %, 1881.
Court Proceedings The following
are the cases tried in the Circuit Court
since rur last issue:
State VS.. Eliza Warren, for burning straw
rick; jury failed 10 agree.
State vs.. Ann Thomas, larceny of goods
valued at SO; guilty-six months in the
House of Correction.
State VS.. Isiah Squirrel, rape; not guilty.
State vs. Higgerson Penn, violating local
option law; guilty. Fined $50 and costs.
State VS.. Tilghman Hood, 1.-TWO indict-
ments-larceny. Guilty in one and not guilty
in the other
The case of State VS.. Chas. Rgney, re-
ported in our last, was continued until the
next term. The accused was released on
$500 ball. which was furnished-$250 by
himself and $3.50 by another party The
delicate health Of Mrs. Lochtc, mother of
the little girl, was the cause of the postpone
ment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
Resolutions OF Coincidence

Resolutions OF Coincidence AT Il
meeting of the old Board of County Com
mssioners held on Tuesday last, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted;
WHEREAS, Almighty God has in His SUI
preme wisdom, removed from our midst Mr.
Joseph II. Bailey, while Il member of this
Board; therefore, be il
ResOtoed, BY this Board of Commissioners
for Montgomery county, that we deeply feel
and regret the removal by death of Mr.. DO
seph II. Bailey, one of our number, and have
always recognized in him an efficient and
faithful officer in whatever position he has
been placed by his fellow citizens, and also
as citizen that there were none who sur
passed him for his kind and genial DISPOSE
ton and who had more heartfelt desire To
aid in the good and prosperity Of his fellow
man.
Resotoed, That copy Of this preamble and
resolution be sent TO the family of the de.
ceased, and copies also be furnished the
SENTINEL and AdDocdte for publication.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
Death Of an Old CitIzen Nv

Death OF an Old Citizen We are
sorry 10 announce the death of Mr.. George
Knowles, at Knowles Station, which oc-
CURED on Wednesday night last, at 10l
O'Clock. The deceased, during life, endeared
himself to all with whom he came in can
tact, and by his steadfast integrity and hon
est transaction Of business gained name
that is seldom equaled. Although seventy
seven years of age Mr.. X. never aspired to
any political Office, but preferred the quiet
life of the farmer, gathering this worlds
goods by honest industry and unceasing
toll BY his death void is made that will
be hard to fill, and it will be a long time be-
fore another man will be found to take the
place of the deceased in social and business
circles. His funeral will take place from
his late residence, on Saturday (to-morrow)
morning, at II o'clock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
protested election We

protested election We are informed
by Mr. Thomas J. ID. Bowie that he and Mr..
Howard A. Garrett, aspirants for the position
Of Clerk 10 the County Commissioners, have
determined TO enter protest against the cleo
ton of Mr.. Jos. A. fancy, who was elected
last Tuesday, upon the ground that the
latter gentleman was not elected by ma
jority of the votes present, which is not ac-
cording law. Four members of the Board
were present and one absent, Mr.. Poole
Two votes were cast for Mr.. fancy, and
Smith voted for Bowie and Connell voted
for Garrett The protest will be filed at the
next meeting of the Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
ouaIInea-Hou. Jobo Ritchie oualIfe,

qualification. John Richie qualified
before the Clerk Of Frederick county ON
Monday last. All of our County Commits
soners qualified on Tuesday last, save Mr..
Poole, who was absent Joseph A. fancy,
ESD, was elected Clerk to the Board. Mr.
Clements, sheriff elect will not qualify be-
fore the adjournment Of the present Term
Of Court.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02

Corn stolen Last Monday night Mr..
Michael Conroy, living near Snake Den,
left out lot Of corn which had been shocked
lying in the field. Tuesday morning he
found lot Of it missing, and following the
tracks Of some person from the field 10 the
pines near by he saw in the pines newly cut
brush thrown in u heap. He proceeded 10
the heap Of brush and there found eight
bags of corn. We have heard number of
persons complaining Of missing their corn
from the fields
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02

Elected Clerk.--Mr Joseph A. fancy
was appointed clerk ~ the County Commits
sioners on Tuesday last. In this position he
has served for several years. Within that
time he has rendered invaluable service, al
ways prompt in the performance Of the du-
ties Of the Office and kind and courteous 10 all
whom be came in contact with The Com
missioners have served their constituents
well in making this Fe.appointment, and
portrayed capacity on their own part 10
perform the arduous duties of the Office
which they have entered.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
LOOK AT PRICES:

CALlCOES, o, 81 aud cents.
Cotton, 8, 81, 8 and 10 cents.
ShcetinRs, l21, 10, % aud 80 cents
Chtyioi Shifting, 4 and 10 cents.
Elegant Giughams at cents
Crash tor Towels, 8, CT, Sand 10 cents
Bed Ticking Toe, bes, 20 cents.
Towels, all LinneB, 80 inches long, l2ac.
Napkins, 3, 6, 8 cents.
Table Linen, %, 81, 90 cents.
Beautiful Dress Goods 10 cents.
Cashmeres 10 all shades l2l cents.
Alpncas, all colors, va cents.
Canton Fhnnel+, 7, 8 and 10 cents.
Roman striped Dress Goods 80 cents
Beautiful Plaids, ia TO 20 cents.
Rnban Nummies, new goods, 20 cents.
Ulster Cloth, wool yards wide, Sl75
Diagonal Cloaking, / yards wide, So. 10
Pant goods, for men and boys, 10 to 30 cts
Cassimeres in great variety.
Wool Blankets. 81 TO q.
Comforts from Is cts. TO $3.50.
Quilts from so cts. to $l.75.
Ladies Skirts from so cts. to ~. so.
Gents Unlaundried Shirts, IS cts. TO 81.
Ladies' Vests, 81 cts. TO 81.
Misses and Boys Vests, % cts. to 81.
Mems Medicated Flannel, % to so cents.
DAT Meal Soap, 10 cents u box.
Luhins' Soap 8 cents box.
Gloves, 10, 20, rs and so cents.
Kid Gloves, best 10 City. 81.
Hose for Ladies, 10 TO 30 cents.
Hose for Children, 10 TO 30 cents.
Gents, halt Hose 10 to 20 ceGls
CARPETS, Is, 30, 30 and go.
Uil Colhs, 30, 40 and 80 cents
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02

Died, in Washington, on Friday last Mrs
Joanna Peddicord, in the SD year Of her
age. She was daughter of the late VIM.
O'Neal, of this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02

Southern wheat-Fultz, $l30 90 $135;
Long Berry, $l40 % SLAB. Corn white,
G6 90 CT; yellow, 81 % 6S cents. Oats,
so 90 So cents. Rye, $1.0l a. $105 Potatoes
Rose, Ito a $l.15 per bus. Peerless, 81
per bus. Sweets, $3.50 "a 1915 per barrel
Hay baed-Cecil county Timothy 20 90 $24 !;
Pennsylvania 10 90 $22; Western 10 "a $2l
for large and 20 "a $22 Tor small bales !;
mixed 10 % $40, and Glover 10 a. $lS per
ton. Straw-Wheat . 90 $1l, Dat II %
$12, and Rye 16 90 1913 per ton for long and
$14 for short.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
W. +. GIBBONS,
3135 Bridge Street,
Georgetown, D. C..

NOTWITHSTANDING the great advance
IN in DRY GOODS, intend 10 sell al for
mer prices and will give to all parties pur-
chasing 81 90 worth and upwards, n nice
FITTING PATTERN, for Ladies' Mems,
Missed or ROYsI Wehr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
Gold Mine Items.

Mr. II. c. Harrison has commenced gold
operations on the Stone property.
The stamping mill has been idle for some
time, owing to the delay of the new shoes
and dies which were ordered from Chicago,
but is now in working order again.
Game seems to be plentiful in this vicinity
as our superintendent goes dearing three or
four times u week
One of our young men went out cunning
the other day, found six poor, little par
tridges on the ground, shot at and killed
two Of them He must have been wicked
man.
Some of the Potomac shooting club are to
have pigeon shooting on Saturday next.
1t is certainly pity that we can't have
mail two or three times day SO that one of
our young gentlemen could get more than
six letters week from his Sweetness"
We think Maryland should be noted for
its rich ore, when II Colorado expert comes
all the way here to find precious Stone.
Nov. Goth, 1881 MINER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
Black Goods Department

Cloths, Cnshmcres, Tamise, Plaiu nnd Lnrc
Bnuiings, Brocade aud Mexican Grenadines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02

Ns,- All our Goods made specially for ns Of
Solid Leather, and WARRANTED, or money
refunded.
Our Celebrated Great Specialties;
Gents So 80 CALF aud KIP BOOTS;
The great w. H. $l.5O CATERS and Shoes
Our HANDMADE Caters and Boots;
81 80 and So. 90 Fine Kid aud Goat LADIES'
BUTTON;
COUSINS LADIES FINE SHOES;
81 90 and $l.25 Ladies Solid Leather Shoes;
Our soc, 75c and 81 SCHOOL SHOES, the
best 10 the country.
RE- Dealers will find our prices as low and
our goods better for the money than those Of
any Wholesale House in the country.
ppr 8-y-aug 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
Hosiery and Motion pepartment.

30 doz Bal Hose, Silk Clicked At &c per pair.
% - " {" better goods 25c " 80
20 " Colored Hose at rs cts. per pair.
1000 doz. g 37l, 80, G2l-2 ana ~
cents per pair.
20 doz Gents colored half Hose (Engish) NJ
20 cents per pair.
Special drive in Kid Gloves At 81 90 per pair.
EvgRY PAIR WARRANTED.
500 New Parnsols and Sun Umbrellas from
81 % up 10 $1,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-02
LINEN DEPARTM ENT.

Special drives In half bleached German Table
Linens, Double Damask and Wine Cloths.
Also Napkins, Towels and Richardson
Irish Linens.
A full aud complete stock Of Domestic Goods
IN all the hest brands bought direct Of the
Manufacturers, and will be sold nj the very
lowest prices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
women as TIpplerS.

iAo promotion Of death Ey alcohol is oom-
;a3n !hlnG II EaGlaId. "Oh, let h,r have CO
much &c Sic eau ,llickit would bo q sin 10
!r}'cnE Guoh . lie 80 hers" Vas ono OF Paiuo's
rcma!Si to lew Eurso who vas attending his
supposed wife, tho untortnuato Miss Maoeap
Wien tho i1vsiid asked for somo brandy. Ali
Tho r>easn;2:d poisous put together, all the
secret murders ~ death doaliog drugs, ell the
cu.d3mic*, tic fatalities OF lvul drain,, tho
ilGAt lfc!u& &! Women, oVrry natural and un.
natural i'll that fish is heir to, tho entiro
donooiac army that proys upon man from year 8
ca1 70 year oud, Is nothing as compared with
tho mls?rlCs. horrors and premature daths that
are wrought by drink. The worst feature of
ihc prevailing evil is that drunkenness is daily
increasing among our women. | do not say
las as tho result OF my own observation. though
1 ueGId Go sc, but upon the authority Of magi.
a;fatos, police officers and ooroners. At the
Nsy25ouc PolioJ Court on Wednesday, tho
presiding Judge stated that as many as fifteen
HcEl' HcTo brought bJioro him on Tho previous
hlraday charged with druakouness and that Oh
Tuesday, GU. Of cl ven drunk aud disorder.
ltl9, eight 81 !!ic prisoners wofo women. The
maGIa;ratJ mentioned these lao 8 10 opcn court,
;
punish Mih Increased severity all persons
brought before hin in iuturo on simll,r charger.
heo,!dlcs 20 ;1Eatth's grim oarioalutes of the
lGaEish ,wrmcn we're as bad Is men in The matter
ot drinking ~ tho la4! century and ein and beer
were nj the bottom 81 nca!Y all The social crims
q his day, II they a7c in ous. Alcohol was
thtn :: 'hawclahc' liqu:r and dru, k ,nnets
hS%G't!g decreased later on, az the Legislature
nliI2 u a!9ia anI moro difficult TO buy the
p)ru'ar p0son. !'ha ulsGsionian..ecs Of PaIlia
clens Ehltl! m:do every coniec.ioner aud grocer
dealer 10 t!oc9 anu spirits ha9 promoted the
cXls;in% den:nr!ty among w0Ineu. Drink
m30tH tAcm AID IS available now wherever they
20. it ia on tho counter at tho grocery shop :;
Il Ii tasaa!aiisliaiY displayed ct drug aud candy
a'ortS; i oln % bought iu bu or il cln be
dfa: l. At the cjGutcr. 4 lady Of my family
| WAC called ~ IL GJnrul!oncTa Il tho other day to
of!as a0@!c biscuits and :c,H hnd to wait in tho
s.cr9 ';stic tina 70 complete her Instructions
th;i q Wh2t happclcl.' HLu 6ays "While
Wa!tct. u lady camu IN Tor some buns; Eho
| haI glass OF sherry; girl came iu, ato biscuit
and cTahE Two GasS-S OF p0r!; and elderly lady
| arrived II . broughhm, aud sat dOwa TO two
glasses ct cherry and tool, aWay bottle of porl
q SNOWY pcIsoo, vino drovo to tho door 10 q
| hahs@ln, ordered dozen tsrts, gave her ad-
dtcs aid drank tbreo glasses OF sherry."
These aro painful facts. they illustrate the
working Ct Irco Trade in drlrks; they demon
| 5 rate that Whio tho wrtt,hed women of the
lower c;a.saS reel Into the gutter and aro taken
| thence to jail. ''soccty ladies" and women Of
| tho unpcrmidllu class fuddls a. tho confeo-
tloncr AID 60 homo to flush their iuebriation,
%hcro The police and tho public arc not witness
oi their dlu1kcn vagaIies.-N. Y Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
,JUST' RYCEIVED AT

UOL t.ASol Ell ~
FRBNCHIS 93&95 KINGS1.
A goconl supply Of the mos! beautiful gF!
books Of tho so.sor--' INDIAN SUEMER'-
Auturn Poems and Sketches. most cyqa!aitoly
illustrated; Sc.
Coleridges Ancient MAitc,; largo folio,
sDlendidly illustrated s..
Bible Gallery, large folio, containing ono hun
lred engrsVinSs, by Gustayo pore, with doscrip-
tive lc!!er rres', by Talbot W. Chambers, DID.
5000
Pictures rrom the Gorrlsn Ta.htllanl. drawn
with pen md pencil s.
On tho Rhine, by Lsdy Blanche Murphy,
beautifully iliuatrsted; s..
A Qusrto Tcnnyson. tho Aldworth edition,
illustrated by eminent artists =.
Octave lonRfellow, prolussly lllustrated; So 80
Tho best single volume (qaGrto) Shakespeare
in America; glossary ana sn index 10 sll the
familiar PASSAGES; S..
Very handsome editions OF "AbIo with Me-"
The Brosking Wavos DEshod High" "Drrt.
ing" :Eock OF Ages" "iomo SwoeL Home"
"Ontl Ora" 'PerEophona," Sc. Theao volumes
mako charming Christmas presents.
To tho bast selected stock of Holiday Goods in
tho State wo arc adding novelties.
dcclj GEO. (. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13

Hcs or No.
Yea sA tonight my daughters hand,
As you'd request toy
Do you know the weight Of your demand
On = mothers heart. my bo92
fou ssy you lovo her wildly weil,
Wal it last till the ond of time
O.: will the ring of the wedding boil
ktsound It's dying chims2
hoart you crsvo is holy thing.
so tendor. trusting trua;
Can you TO h0r devotion bring
s warm rs hor's TO ycu2
Viii you love her through the changing yoars
As taaderly as now,
Whom Ills shall pale, or sorrows tears
KccIoud hor sunny brow2
when ngo ahail bow hor graceful form.
Ard bleach hor jotty hair.
Will you protect hor through each storm
hnd shelter hor from carer
Whom timo shall dim her sparkling oyo
And winter furrows show,
Will your love bo Tho last to die?
ifnot. l answer, No.
Remember tina! hor futuro liln
Would evory day bo yours;
loving woman whom Wiu
TO one thet sha adores,
las no existence Of her own
Apart from him she loves;
Sho lives honcoforth for him Slona,
And in his orbit moves.
Sho mods her wishes to his will,
Her ways to his desires;
Ao leads her by lovos willing web
Through li(e's refining fires;
She walks with him through thorny deld5
And DER lfo's rugged rosd;
lie is her idol and ideal,
Ier guide aud household god.
So. ii our lova will live and burn,
And bless her future years;
II YCu will give hor in return
Tho .rust that life endears;
Il you will guido her destiny,
And shield her from distress,
Will always live, adoring her,
Why then, / answer. Yea.
-CUc;uu0yt E56h;ye,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
BOOTS AND SFEBES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLE Ii l. Z {:

Wo have largo stock of GENTS tino BOOTS
and SuOE9 of worry superior quality, malo by
hand, which csnno! be iurpasscd in style, Qusli'
ity or prico. A m%n may be dcckcd IN &ood
suit Of clothes and q new hist, but il no las ROT
tidy feet he is no! considered we'll dfo:s2d,
These goods will be sold for much less than
they can ba bought for in this town or Washing
ton. All wo ask is for you to come snd examine
them. w. II. by2DDET, FLO Etn@ 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13

t"H Flour, Grain and Produc, mnv,msnts
VII 10 notci daily and tho sslos of tho A}eysp.
liza ai'l nol&hboring markets eiven with aceu.
Ffc' ana dispatch. Tho Grocery and other mar.
kn!s will ro2oes constant sttoDt;,n an, ,bo
monoy or stock markets of tho country cpilo.
!" 2o1 ''7 ITS columns, full details being given
II all st'c,a, &c, which find invaatnrs in This
a'>ti"n "f thc conntry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
h0STEl:'II {: II ! E:R'Ss,
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BA ! I Z: Z: | r IS S
Sleep, Appetite and Strength

Return when Hosiettor's Stomach Blters is syF
tomstcally nssd by bliou3 dyspeptic sutIn,or.
Moreover, sine, the brsin sympathiSos closely
with the stomach and its associate organs. the
liver and the bowels, as their arrangement is
recti6ed by tho action Of tho BiLters. mortal
diespondency produced by that dcrangomcDt
disappears.
For slla hz all IlrrnnisL nj D1olnrc oanarall,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13

lne Ru;inas3 anl Un nnorsi,l c,Irm,, =, ,no,
'''& 'tta will no hllct with tn, os-liosi anl most
exact 'ommerciA! rc14 eilol with sn?h psinq
iHk'nE cara as will ronlar Al error. whorn ovon
st'Eht errors "7o dangor1u5 impossible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
Ihe Common Sonso Stew Fan
GKEhTE>T CULINARY lNVHN-
TipN OF I'll Ii hUE.

H. il malc OF Go clsy anl is tho only fire
rrnci vo2pol made of cay in tho mxrEo.
IL is iinely Ul.AHED iasldo Ant, out, Which is
"atrantcd no! e. scale Of or bCclmo damaged
by heat.
READ f'hlS-FruiL Of thn mes! aciIuous
nature can b. cooked in them wth0u. obtaining
any metallic tatt9 or Gi:colora!ion. They will
net scoEch or burn as iron md tin pots do ; they
arc mado tl pure tra clay and tho glazing being
purely calthen, hence they FRO moro conducive
to good hoalih T. il strong and durable and
with ordinary cara will lsst an age. Eeing tho
lowest pic I'd vessel ever offered, il s within the
losch OF every one.
EHy one dnl y5H ;cW Hcrcr be 'cih nj one.
Sor sale By GREGORY ,S BHlEN, whole.
sale, ard MCLEAN g UNIEE, wholesale snd
fetal. dcc23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13

!hN ALEXANDRIA, GhZaTIE, nrzui in
li' - thn @! losi nov5aap,r il tha State. ard
jh' orly iAiIy pn'!l.hnl in Northcra Vit3inia
/. h,' survival wi.h fsw oIc,p.ions, all lha
pH6l', pTasaaa in Amoric, which saw with it tho
i'"o ii tim nino:oontl con!ury. It. lives. :,a.
a'l II danAy but full Of lifn aRl vigor,
giving al th' now', t'iI:ng tina truth without
''ar, fH9'7 or affection. tronchinr on lhs privacy
Il nH r'N'''@ homo. bat fail t. tbs hrim with AL
''.'.r' '1'rm,l'nn. e0i e,ying d.iIs hooo:i
.i''mr"t' "f ?ohi'' n:'n srl public MAS s,rao =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13

iho Cato Markets Of AL the Ia,l;nr n,;r,. oe
~ "'T'i whose rates sI lhis market viii bo
H'''"d. ahl regular statnmNnLa nf tho B,ltimora
"e'F&"l"~r, Washing!a1 sni Alexandra s,les
o: c,li!n will appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
E5EsY GOODS.

TpEDUClHG PRICES.
A-G Wednesday, J IN. J:h, 1881.
We have 3 good stock cr CIoaks. Shsws.
skirts, Comforts, Blankets, Horin BIankota and
FIsnnc!s in store, and will cell them n! reduced
prices. Cell and price them.
l.. +. BRASHEAR. 1i9 King st,
laIb Alexandria, Virginia,
TEEhD4UARTERS FOR BLACK CASH
IL. MERES
b!acl; Goods Specially.
We hs:c ius. received and offer tho bast stock
oi Black French Cashmeres Wo have ever
brought TO this market. TGcse goods Ere Of the
heat makes and known reputation, and we war
rant every nie2a; slsO full line Of Black Cash.
moro ..nAwI!, superior quality end very cheap
d. +. BkhSHEAR,
oct'i ll9 King st Alexsndris, Va
SIh0AKS hND CIRCULARS.
~ WclnOadaY, Dec Sth, 1850
Wn o1cH to day n splendid assortment Of
Goals aud CI"Cn'&T5, very new and stylish.
Cal! sNG SEQ them. - T. BRASHEkU,
doc5 lu) King street. AloEandria. Va
s tL0hKSI GLOAK9I
~ Wednesday, Nov. II, 1850.
20 ~. C.ll and sns them. Also BLACK
FRENCH CA@i! ERK (4l wool) q! 1Oc per
yard very cheap
d. T. 2RhSHEAH,
no;ll Ne. 80 kiag st., Alexandria, Va.
g,sf'I"EsCsruk.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13

p1SUS CURE FOR CONSUMrTiON-At
= the season for Coughs and Gods is again
upon us, wa desire onc3 moro to csil tho sItnt,-
tion of Our customers to tho .boYo invaluable
medicine. IL Is now over ton years since .wo
hrst introduced this Preparation into this section
Of country, and our sales Of il hAyo continued
annually largely TO increase, snd with uninter-
ruptod satisfaction 10 all who have u;ca il Also
PISS CURE FOR CATAKkn, surn rema-
dy for that worry common and disagroenblc dis.
ease. Dolh preparations ero Put NJ IN botLlos
OF two sizes, retailing 81 2jc AMI 81 1capccivoy.
Tho trade supplied at prourin!or's rates.
JANNEY q co
Oct2 WHOLESALE Agents. - i; l52 Ninu Il