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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-01
THE REV TWEED.

The new spring tweed for suits are all wool.
fine, soft with an almost imperceptible rib and
forty-six inches wide. They come in olive
grey. brown. Invisible green, and wine mix
stripes and minute checks being only ST. and
very suitable spring ulsters as well as suits.
Five yards make Q Scarborough ulster with
double collar or hood as preferred, and no
trimming is required, except a quarter of q
yard of plain silk or satin as lining for the
hood, and buttons, which should be of dark
smoked pearl IL the collar is used instead of
the hood, the edges should be faced with silk
and finished with several rows of Sticking
The tweed suits are very simply made in
three different styles One is the Jersey
princesse dress. and is very suitable and pretty
Is heightened into complete dress, and upon
it Is mounted the outside of the BASQUE shane
and deep killing, which Is headed By wide
SASH laid II folds, and knotted ct the side or
finished with straps. II the sash is silk or
satin, it should be gathered into q round knot
upon the ends and completed with tassels, but
IL it Is made Of tweed, the straps are more
suitable.
Another style consists Of a skirt, polonaiss
drsped away from the front, and arranged in
double plat at the back, and cape, with hood
or without. The skirt is arranged with three
be mounted upon lining.
A third style consists OF plain cuirass basque
and trimmed skirt the latter arranged very
much as the polonaise. except that the back Is
With this and the Jersey dress, Jacket is
usually made to complete the suit. and this
may have q collar of satin OF the darkest shade
to match, or hood lined with satin.
The bonnet may be little capote of satin
trimmed with feathers. or dark mixed straw
(cabrioletl with pretty bunch Of dark shaded
leaves and field berries upon the side, and
tapestry silk ribbon for bows and strings.
A great deal OF robins egg and gensdarme
blue viii be worn by young girls, these shades
being particularly attractive in fine wool and
in silk plush, which Is used for mounting
rather than for trimming, as it is usually con-
fined to collar and cuffs, although 1t some
times reappears upon the skirt Satin Is also
used by those who have grown tired Of plush
during the winter, and is preferred to brocade
or figured fabrics.
The new blue green. or bird b'ue, Is not yet
to be found in any but rich nateFiaIg-safin
satin de lyon. and the like-and the most ex-
pensive spring suits are made Of it, and are
trimmed with bands Of beaded feathers which
match exactly the different effects OF color.
and have a wonderful effect
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-01
sUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

The following cases we're decided in the
limited States Supreme Court to-day:
Richard Prewitt and Josephine Prewitt,
appellants, VS.. Robert Wilson, assignee, etc.
ApI,eal from the Circuit Court of the United
states for the Northern District Of Alabama.
Decree reversed with costs and the case re-
mspded with Instructions to dismiss the
bill. Opinion by Mr.. Justice FIELD.
Harvey Terry, appellant VS.; d, Jonn >; NC NC,
the Circuit Court of the United States for
the District of South Carolina. Decree
affirmed with costs. EOpinion by Mr.. JUS
tiee Miller.
stephen E. Jones, assignee, etc, appel
liant VS.. Frederick X. Walker ct al. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District of Kentucky. Decree
affirmed with costs. Opinion by Mr.. Justice
Miller.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-01

TALLAHASSEE, February 27-The joint COM
mittes to examine the offices of the Comptrol-
Ter and Treasurer last week wound up their
labors with huge conaagration. The large
f1re-places roared and cracked with bonds,
coupons and warrants. once worth hundreds
~ eho,,so,,I~ - aoa1.-.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BcNrs.-J. a. Hsm5.atol Co..
Baltimore Financial Circular ef Saturday l.:.
says:
AS ususl Virgins bonds havo sA.sc.ni ,b,
most attention. and with large transscio2s h.rs
advanced during toe pas. ten days sbou, = g,
cent. Consols sod from 75i up 10 II NJ
10 40's from so up TO 81. Sales were made q
Consols at ISL seller u months As. TIE Viz.
einis bears" or rsther the "hesrs" in Virgins
bonds aro still fghtiug the market with s.ies S.
long aellers options but they have no ditii :uity
in finding purchasers for all the bonds tbs; ,hcy
will sell. They are b,sing their fsith and cI.
peciations upon the hope that The resdius:U5
may recover their lost power, and do sometime
to keep price, down. We rredia:. when ttev
see CoIeos selling over 50 and &c lJs tetgcey
% and 60. that they will be g'sd 10 GOV rcat
cry enough. The arguments IN tia Vi;pin 90
tsx-.eceivablo coupon case b,fore the Suncenn
Court of the United States we.o hoard on H..
10th ultimo. aud we have god reasons 10 e1pa
tho decision Of the Court very esrly in JspuE-r
The question iuvolved is, zig the State of W.
ginia obliged to receive the ts1-.sceivs she en-.
pols for All taxes and debts due the S.ste. wiz.
on! dedr cling a tax on said coupo1s.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
Primitive simplicity.

Ialmsge some weeks Ego, preached an inter-
| estiDg and practical sermon from the ssutAtion
| OF Boaz TO his respers and tleir reply, as re-
corded in the Book OF Ruth.
And, behold, Boaz csne from Bethlehem,
| and said unto the reapers. The Lord be with
You. And they arewered him, The Lord bless
| ihee,"
| Tbs speaker draw msny coDtrsits between tho
| rural Innocence OF those times and the hea.tless
| or tnoughtteas sga in which we live, when the
blessings Ct hesven are tu. little invoked and
| shs mas Of mankind spend their ds5s in achen-
ing eLtcrpii1es which too ofssa c7on!ua!e in sp.
! pallng ruin to thsir fellow men, while the well
| fore Of thoss who are destined BY wise Proy-
| ceuce to "oesr the boat ard burden Of The day.
but seldom liocs place in the cogilatons OF the
| olu!@nt ManT beautiful gems Of though: are
| 20 DO found n the pie story Of the MoabiLi:h
| damsel. but tee verse just quoted, and which
shone 50 brightly under thu polish Of the reyer-
end gentleman, should bs placed in motto
frames in workshop. Office and farm house at
the beginning Of thi5 New Year, and for Ger
talnsy many feeble knses vii! be s.rengthened
if the truth tsught is but prsc!iced, SIS tender,
| reciprocal feeling will be engendered between
the employer and the employed which will in.
eVtably redcund to the temporal and spiritual
good OF both. There can be no doubt that work.
ing uen oft times entertain strange notions, snd
under the leadership ofunp rincipled demsgogues
are frod with the ba!ief that they ara enduring
wrongs which upon calm consideration can
ba deuonEtrated to The reasonable as imaginary
or my thics. Bu. at the same time certain sppre-
citation is Qua to every one, and 1o.hing tends
more to revive dropping soul than kind re-
ccgnitiol in the midst of toll sni perple1ity. It
is B Ead fact to record that men will spend much
time in miniatering 10 the comforts of favori,e
dog, or In smoothing and patting him into the
performance OF some stupid trick, who hesitate
no. to insult and cover the human bsings do
panden! upon them for their existence. Of course
in the great majority of cases the cause CT such
derelic:ion is thong htessnes. not maliciousness.
It is hoped, however that hereafter ell employ
ers may fellow the example Of Boz, and the
workmen be ever ready to repes! fox their
hearts the simple words of his reapers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EvEN'G.. JANUARY 3, lss'.
The chief thing tho South COW wants u

The chief thing tho South COW wants u
stimulate aud assist the advance 10 her pres
petty, that time Hi naturally produce, il esp
ital. ard as ceilber tho trasept nor the nez!
Congress is likely 10 amend The laws covering
the national backs, SO g. TO allow thts, banks
to lend money upoa REQ! estate s;c1rity, almost
the oily kind the South has to give, spy aud
sl SORTS OF associations, corporations and CON-
psnies ORGANIZED for lending money to the p3o
pie Of the South upon mortgages 90 their lands
will do sale and pr36!abla husiaess, and be
q psteDt blessing to the South, ard at the same
time AID to the wslf .ro Of tie whole countrr.
Considering The imuan;c amount of money 10
the North sod Earop, Invested il three aud
four per CENTS. aod that i. could BE- safely iU.
vested ia the SJutb, o! double tho5a rate $ of
Interest, i: s remarkable thet suah m0neyed
Associations IS NC suggest founded upon North.
eru and fcrsigo capital. ere not ID succ :ssiol
operation 10 every Southern State With lho
tic ease that is being made 10 her population,
% exhibited By the late census. and tie Increase
end development Of her railroads, now certain
10 take pl:c', her la1d1 ere bound to risa 10
value, but even at their current pric, would af
ford ample security for the millions her present
nts rtqIIre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
NEWS or The DAY.

Tncre we're III deaths 10 Batimcso last
we.k. and ia births.
There wero 81 sec d ath4 10 Nav York il
.heGear 1890 and only d. $50 births.
Rev. D.. McKim, of New York. prc2oacG
at Christ P E Church. in B4l!imo-o ycster-
day, on "What is MAJ
The Baltimore aud Olio Railroad &C S4iur
day used for the first time i;s telephone to
Washington.
The rauutlc.rs CT Indiana arc forced 10
hire the Opera House from VIM r.. EqgIi i
to lnaugura:o tina governor
Il. II. Luther, me mber Of the corps OF Wasl
ingtou correspondents died yesterday in Mcr-
ester. Mass eyed ab5us thirty years.
a coal famine tX,sis 10 Dallas. Texas. There
- not pound for SALE. acd the roads pFcc!ud ,
the possl5 lty Of hau'io2 wood. The mulcurg
has been down to Zto, clu,og much euff@rlug,
Tho gas works ars out Of coal, aud viii have to
shut down unless there is 80 arrival Of gas c,e.
General Grant raccivad ell at tho Fifth
Avenue. Hotel, NV York, Friday cyoaiog
from nine colorcd men, WAC wanted him 10 re-
Ueive the address Oh the evening" Of January il,
at 90 entertainment for tho benefit Ct S..
Phlllip'sP. +. Cbucl. Tne General accepted
the Invitation. lie accepts airy hrg UPON
WbIoa there Is % charge.
Mrs. Mary Vo0rhis. widow IiVi1g il jersey
City. n. D., bcGah5 some chow cIow for d D
ner yesterday. and few ni1u.ts a,tr s!.o sad
her three small children bad eaten it lLey sgere
taken violently H. a physician who vas ,u,
moned said they were suffering from pc;sllsg
The mother ADD two OF ;he chiren are 10 n
precariou5 condition.
Ga \ w Year Eve, 10 New Yok, 4 5.lorad
Methodist church WIS lie IN in prepagaliao for
the marriage Ct James Graham. but he failed
TO make bis appearance. aud the large ass D.
big of tho best 81 oety had to DO diem: seG II!
appears that no vas Cd hia way TO tic c!utcf
With bis Rrocmsmap, both 10 dr:s, suits, cod.
Stopping 10 q saoon, they were both arrested
FOR Offering counterfeit q1srtir si,Ver c.,
and they spspt tic night 10 o station b0uSe
call
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

Thu hlitiser Ct the NstheslaGds 10 Sraia
W:s fOu0d dead 10 his BID Yesterday lcoyr;r2
al Madrid.
Hanlao aud Ross, tie 0arsmeo. ISSUE cha-
lenso to aoG man 10 tbs world fer $500 or
Il $50 sid,
The Colt:s 1as opebed sts!crlsy at Lisbon.
10 the speech from the thiono it wAsaunouuo;d
tina: Portugsl's res.iors With eli tho foreign
poTcGs Ttr, satisfactory.
A despatch to tie London Tines from Der.
Ito says General Garfield has written TO the Cd
'tor OF German review, expressing i,y at the
| c.rdlal relations which exist between Germany
| and the U oited States.
The Premier Of the Core Government tclo
graphs, Oh the 3ls. ult., that the Colonias
| have ga!oed signal succ, 8 ! over tho ramboo
kiea. 50 rebels belng killed, ard 900 cauc and
1000 sheep captured.
Il is aoted Significant that tho GsCwa d5es
not c1Ecsru himself as 70 Inc movenens of tho
tfavtr'ers on tiia ct Dltlia, Brd it is probatll
that Psrpell snd others, who arc member OF
Parliament, will attend that body pending The
tia! TO oppose acy hostile legislator.
| Ali hope thst Greece will acc,pt the terms Ct
arbitration seems 10 b, bhapd0acd. and she is
now reported 10 DO ia aims. |. ia stated that
tic Porto has decided 60. to seLd note 10
tbs Power. hui vii! qaicIg swat thu issue
with Greece
a number CT LAID League meoii1gs. which
were to be held iu ireland yesterd.y. we're pre-
vented By the authorities strong detaohments
O.! military and police being massid o! the
PLACES whore meetings were called. The p:o
pie assembled 10 large numbers. hut upon
being informed that the meetings had been pro
bisl:ed. retired Eitheus any serious COLLISION
ocCurriog. TIE London Times states that
thcra is 30 longer any doubt of stringent
po6cc preservation measure baiag introduced
g. the opSnirg cf Parliament,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
Eelter from GufDpOar

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
MITCuELL's STATION, Va, Jan. !, $751;
Mith The recurrerc, Of an oil lime winter has
come feeling OF greater security to the cA:oric
gruutl:rI as to tho dur! b.lity of Oh mother
eartl; aod the advent Of o pew year has Inspired
beth old aud young with many hopes Of Zap.
pg future.
The Christmas celebration of Cesar Run
Baplis! Sunday School, D.. J. s. Wharton,
superintendent. assisted by corps ef z,.l,us
aud faithful teachers. took place st tho little
church" yesterday afternoon, and, alter sing
ing. "a, by the SCHOLARS aud teachers. the dis
trbuiion Of gifts. taken from beautiful Christ.
mas tree. WAS made to superintendent, teach
erS ard scholars, aud Though poue very cost!G,
nevertheless it was general glGddening to The
hearts OF ell. Siroo tho War and 10 within
about two years ago the Baptis!s, Presb2teri.
ans, EoiscopaiaDs and Methcdsts occupied 10
commou. by thu courtesy of The former, their
plain and unpretendiug building 10 conducting
worship, bu! as the Blp!sls ware but q feeble
folk" 10 the ne;gaborbood, they oot GUIDED, af-
Ter isl!lcg to sell, to m5ve thtic church build
ing to its present l3cailop, On Cedar Ruo. whcre
1t has grown in sreogth and usefulness. Snort
y thereafter tho PrsstytcrisDs purchased lot
near this station aud constructed vary oeot,
comnodious aud beautiful framed church apd
organz,d Sabbath School, and established
regular preacbug by the then resident mais-
ter, Rev. Mr.. S;rder. The church is out of
debt. and is prosperous. La less ttan twelve
months after the completion CT the Pfcsbyta-
rlan Chu!ci, the Eoiscopaliaos, through the
kind cff,rts Of Rev. Philip Slaughter, obtained
o voluntary contribution OF about $500 from
good and charitable c:izln Of New York, and
they Immediately commenced the building OF @
bllck church with steeplo and bell for their
use ut this plac,, and By other contributions to
the first amount named they hav, suc,aed.d 10
ereoIog one of tho hs5dsomest little churches
10 this ste ion While all this grand work va
going on with tho churches. Good Tenn lars
Lodge VAS established, through the ipstrumeu
tally aud un,i;aG :al of Rev. J. McGl p1in,
clpal!Y, msklcg, as it Iuus complete melamor.
pbosls ct pacs oucs noted for card playing
and whiskcY dripkipg
The inow, though deer, is not 5w.lc1ne,
as the wheat. stock and la1dr ar, too.6's~a
thereby.
A happy AID prosperous Nav Year tn The
Gazette. xxx,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
FROM WA,gHING7ON.
iSp:Gjal Gorre:,en,icace Of III. Ale1G. Gasett


WASHINGTON D. G., J.s. 3, 1851
5sc3 i. frot1 aiisputsb,c ou:boii.y to-day
that G.a. N'ickta:n, CT E,rsiLia. was co THURS
Jay tccGcr'd Tie pc:i!i:a CT Secretary OF the
Nasy. e0d !ha. Sc5.iaa2sD 10 New Yalk ct the
tiuc w.1 tr'eStaphed for 10 cirry hin the cffsr,
ard Tat he o:iiVe;y refused it. VIA. bis
reasots fG: 60 d0iog woro have DOT yet trGIs-
pred, tu: it is surni3 d that he hopes for q
more permanent position u,dtr The NIX: ad
mioisira!o:. 1t is Mr.. Hayes desire to
appoint n Southern nan 10 that position. aud i
is probable thst he will liieT il 10 judge B1XtoD.
w5o was tie l,s5 republican candidate for
G37lrbor cf North Carolina, before be com
nero:s 81 h hi9 nsi7 idea Ct iDakiac esch of lis
prCs,Gt ministers SIEVE as CHEF Of tbs Navy
Department for too csyj, com:c C cipg with Gen.
| DsVers and preceding with thom 10 rotation
| Of the t2plratl2o q cVeIy ice days uoiil esch
member Of tho oatlaet has served that length
of time. If Gen. Wickhan bad accepted ths
ttfice. or il lie is appointed under TIE Gst6.l
| administration. it will DO lo5g taroseli tc
Gen. Mahouc's hopes for go Increase to bi:
patty, Tor it will shtw tha! he will have Dl
government patronage, and tho prospect oil
suoh patronage WIS tho o3ly real ground upon
which be had Guy right to found boEes for 10
creased party s;rorg!h OF the eek! State cleo
i1n.
Tee Supria1o Court Of the u. s. resumed III
session &c diY. but no decisions were rendered
Aoc.her panel ia The rotuIda of the Cspito
has been foishcd-.bat representing Ollcthorr
maki; & treaty with tho IDdiaus 10 Georgia
No.hi1g hiss yet been done 10 the Bayly
Chapman cis,. Col. Chapman refused to re-
| sligo ca tho j.: list. Though requested 10 60 s.
| by General Raun, and Dir. Hayes. when ask
cd ah0u: it to day. sill that rcthng had beer
do3c. and seemed iadisposed 10 have the mat
! ter futiher talked about.
C,n.1c:srco a7o coni5g bscs, AID both
hous:s will be ;u'l on Wednesday wheo tho Sos
sion 70 cor1melces. A subcommittee Of tie
Stnai1's insEo2 conmitec, c1Dsjsticg OF Mes
| Sra. kcInan, Merrill add Beck will meet TO- NOR
row AID hear delegations fr0m different par:
of tic equity IN isvo: Of rrtcc;s FOR resiv.
log The c:mmcIc, ui tho c2uatry. These dele
cations, however. es q genera! tEiag Gro not il
lsvcr CT FREQ ships. but aTa rather toii0cd to
subsidies Tor & favored few. The commerce
c1mui'tco Of tho House met to Cay 10 9ork or
toe river and hotbo9 bill.
Mr.. Harry Blackjack. Ct Aleysu5ri,, wa:
promoted to mail page OF the House of Kepte
a'i7es to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

The assessed value Of real and personal crop
efty 10 Richmond, aggregates $50 1G6 7GG
Wm. PeaIce, w9i.ka6wo 10 Fsuq 1ier o)uaty
vas irtz'n to death Gu Thursday ui.h! rcal
RsctortoHn.
EZ- Governor Va k:r, tLd Mr Johr +
Oliver expect to open law ofhcs in New l3rk
some time nexs moott.
Mr.. s. T.. Dsrd. Of n :son, he. been ir.
dicted in the equity court tor vo!uctaT? I:I.,,-
slaughter in The recep: kina o! negro NAG
named SteIney Edno.ds. 81 L5v,Osatco.
The Few assessment Of Petersburg. saws Ii
tota! value OF real and persona! properly il lhi!
city to be IS 902 COS. OF this amouot $3.50,
500 worth is exempt lrtm tsxalioo.
A dispatch from Orange q. f.. ss.s ,hst
the trains up and dowa on the Ffedsrlcks burg
end Piedmont railroad hava been sp0T boz ID
at finders crossing siLoo Wednesday, and cau
NOSE neither way.
d.. John a. TapreT, surgeon 10 the Unlted
States navy. bas been detached for scientific
researches ct tho University of Virginia. uuder
the suspioes of the na,ioDsl board OF health, Of
which Prof. Cabs!l is president.
Petersburg wss visited By another heavy
snow storm Saturday night. The Appomsttox
river is frz,n and navigation completely broker
up. The river and ponds IN the vicinity sIe
covered with skaters every day.
DOUBLE MURDER IN INDIANA A terrible
tragedy was enacted one mile east Of Oils. lad,
last Friday night James Augustine AID
family have lived 10 tba. pltc, tor many years,
and were possessed of considerable property,
snd generally kept good deal OF money IN tho
house. Fridsy afternoon Horny AugensDc
nephew of James came from Chicago to pay
them visit, apd tried vaibl3 to get them to
drink from bottle, which proves to have con-
tanned poisoned whiskey, About II o'clock at
night be got up from bis bed, sought the bed
room Of JAMES Augustine, and lcvslIpg re
volver, began to fire. Mr'. Augensiue was 60
badly wounded that she died today. JAMES
Augenstue YES shot 10 the breast. sad will
probsbly die. Henry fed from tho room after
firing several shots. The sons bearing the
firing, came down ssirs and Christian Ausen-
stine demanded of Henry. when be found 10
the kitcb. what it meant. Henry replied with q
bullet, which killed Christian Instantly. He
gave g parting shot ct The younger brother,
james, which oily mad, O slight fe;h
wound. ard then coCl!y Weut 10 his unO!e's
room and demsnded admission. assuring him
he was all right, tnd wanted 10 help him.
James. the SOM, rot the revolver from him ard
Put him in the kitchen locking the door.
Henry escaped barefooted sDd batesa, AID has
40! yet been captured. Lynching will probably
/ oIlow il be is captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03

turing Industries, Norfolk is becoming promi-
nent as 40 exporting city. Daring 1880 there
cleared from that city for foreign pors l2l
vessels. With a tonnage Of 1874 5Sl tons, with
esrgoes valued at SIS 092 1856. The reo'ipts
Gfcotton at Norfolk tor 1880 aggregated 6S7, sos
bales. ao iCcrssse of l3l al bales over the prs
vious gear. The cotton exports were 1923 523
bales. valued at $l7 $40 724. against 25e SIS
bales valued at SHIFTS Isl 10 1879, 40 ln'
crease Of 3.'OS bales valued at 5.I52 543' 10
val us OF the oott0e exports from Norfolk was
OILY $675,S76.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03
Mothers! MothcrsI! Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
res! By pick child suffering and crying wit tho
excrucistiDg pain of cutting toath2 If go, 20 at
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. I. will relieve the poor
lttlo sufferer immed ately-depend upon it :;
there ia no miEtske about it. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you st once that it will regulate tho
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
aud health 10 the child, operating like magic.
Il is perfectly safe to use in oil CAGES and pleas
snt to the taste md ia the prescription OF one Of
the Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
III the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un !.
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle Beware Of
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03

NEW TERRITORY ACQUIRED. Oar days Of
Rheumatism are wall nigh numbered according
to an llIinois exchange. 81. jacobs Oh enters
a rheumatic terri tory. kld oorq1ers every SUI.
j:ot. That's right. We believe 10 it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03

EIcHMoND's BUSINESS The Dispatch. in re-.
viewing the bushes statistics of that city for the
past year says: In manufactures we have i1-
crossed our wealth and importance by an in,
crease of l37 establishments. making total Ct
The increased amount of capital employed is
put down at 81 $50 724. and the increase of Gales
is given st ST. 2lS. 243." This is indeed crafty
ing ex hitt for the capital of the Old Dominion,
and gives hope and encouragement for the fu-
ule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03

A qliet man WIS travelling a short time ego
on az Eoslish railroad, aud was annoyed by the
uciso which two or three men in the same c.r-
risge Tero making. Ooo Of them had been
telling tremendous stories abou! himself 10 q
loud voice, ard had tried once tr t8ic, to draw
GU. the quiet mao. but 10 v3lo. At last be
turned to him AID said rather Extensively, 81
fear, sir tbat our noise has rather inconvcti.rc
cd you?' mot 10 The least" be replied II
thought returned lho noisy man. that sou
did not seem interested by my stc1ies" "Qaite
the reverse, m7 dear sir" said the q1i.t oro.
II was very much s0-ip lsc;, au BIZ of liar
myself"