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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-20
TIOR SALE.

MEMS CASHMERE, GAUZE, AND BAL
II briggan Underwear, at lowest figures, at
my2O AMOS B. SLAiMAkER-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-20

DOLK, MILLER & cos. ITALIAN INSECT
J. POWDER.-Just received & full supply of ltc
above Insect Powder. Warranted to kill R"acEc-
Flies, Bedbugs &C., &C., 10. % and 30 cents per
bottle, at WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
ap3 Cor Prince and Fairfay streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-20

Az CASES CLARET and SAUTEREE WINES
fU from the Millpark Wine Co, Of Havm4tkct
Va. just received and in store and sold ~ com
panSs prices. Orders for all kinds Of Wines III
bulk will be promptly executed. Cal! for pI,>c
list. GEO. McBURNEY & son,
apt 8. w. cor King and Washington 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-20

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF A. B. s. SHIFTS
II direct from the factory. at
my2O AMOS 3. SLAYMAKE Frs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-20

CTEEL SHOVEL PLOW PLATES, wiki El.t
- complete, Plow Castings, Plow and ota'.
Bolts, Scytbes, Scythe Stones, Trarc, Iam"s' 81"
other goods in same line, for sale cheap AT -
King, corner of Royal street, by
ap11 J.T CREIGHTON & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-20

r AM NEW RECEIVING MY STOCK OF HARD
J. ware, Cutlery, Paints Oils, &c, &C. to "h' i
invite your especial attention.
B. W. MALLS,
4, Oh Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

Thirty ihaufRna fcllsr skating sinks
have BEEN built N the United states
within the past two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

CHICAGO, III, Jan. Il -Hsigler 4
Sons, dry goods eueiIonoers and dealers
on West Pearl street, male an asslgn-
nent today 10 Louis Kramer Their
assets are tslmaifd ~ 80 900. their
liabilities a ssO,lOp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25
PERSON Al.

Hon i IN E1CminW. OF DISCO. rs mn
thc civ
Mrs huorcn Eanton is very sicl, at
hcr residences ON Ernul, lin street.
Mr. / ~ Cushwo returned vcstcr-
Inv from , Trim to I.omuoso. SPRINGS.
Hiss Annie dou~htrr of Rev sam
= WrioLt left lrstrrdn, for Austin.
to yisit hrr fothcr
Mr. AA Burck of thc Houston
Posi- j. in fine civ looking after in.
forest of his sterling papGr.
Mr. T. : Sl,,drn nurchasinq agent
for the Sloydcn-Kfrksey wooden mills.
arrived Yesterday from san Antonio.
No..r. ~ ~ White and : W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Every business man knows what
uphill work it is to introduce any
new article with the customer. when
they have been accustomed to IN old.
well known brand or article. But rs
we have set out to be the first ones III
Waco to conccivcamd Introduce every
new and important article III the gro
Gerry line that will be to the health
comfort and good of our customers
we now have the only perfect, pure
and common SENSE substitute for old
fashion graham flour made. Try Il
small quantity of Portcl's Gem Flour
Grits and You will be pleased.
4. LoNEs. TAYLOR ~ Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25
The world DO Move.

Virginia. black theological Demos
themes doesn't say so, but from the
number of handsome hats we have
sold since our Spring Opening we are
.compelcd TO conclude ii does, and
that 1t is all moving to Waco, with an
cyc-single no doubt of buying its
millinery at the Fashion Bazaar
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Axts--s7 40 10 : 80 per lOlon.
Tin Plate g. 10 by H. per box. OH, ! 4 II
by 70 per box ~. fcrur, liXa0. per box. 40
rcruc lO hy - per hoN lIcn
TinwHrc-rloced, discount 20 per cent, stamp
cd. discount % per cent
Solder SO T. llc No q md "a, lic per M.
Rubber Betting Discount ~ per cent and 10
lcT cent
Ntils-tru rate.
~hoycl- aud Spadcs- RowlHnd's, discount 10
per cent; Ame,' list, steel goods, discount 40
and lO per cent
Hardwnrc-llar iron. &c. cast steel, lsc pillow
steel Dc spring steel. e.. horse Shoes, 1HU horse
mills. l. 80 tu $500 burden HORSE shoes, h
Mlrc-Smooth wire No. =. BE- Nos 10 aud n,
usrbed. lf.c painted hafhcd wifc a.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Acl1s-suIpuulic per carnoy 71 cituc. per
pl.. oYal.e, per H. Ice. taItaric, powdered per
49, GOOSE.
Dum.-A Arabic select, per NJ. M, Ms feodlta,
=, tn 5Jc cHuphur, % 20 pri opium. 90 t' I|l
oil Borgsmut Saud"rs0u's yer Do 3 10 lcm-
CON- raudcrsuu's, l-l, peppermint % winter
,r,ou. A2i. olive Malaga 40.
ruush-Brpmide per 10. o. lo |lc lodiie, 3 10
-unps--''asulc motred, per 10. % lOc. cas-
ollie a nile. DO 20 Hg.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25
Weather Indications.

Washington. April n 49, Indications for the
west gulf states: Light local showers and
partly cloudy weather; followed by fair wealth
GER; winds generally cnstcny higher haromc-
ter cooler iu northctn portion, stationary
temperature ia southern portion
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Soda water with shaved ice; deli
ciou,, try it; Mt W. ~ Williamson ~
Co.'S. drug store. 400 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

,~nrn-wniic per hu. iic. mixed, t.c
Oat--surks. 3c bulk, pc
Nl.Ht--tuH
Milni-prf ton q
HTaiTlc hAg per ton, g.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Exhausted vitality Nervous and Physical
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every man. young. middle aged ana OLD. II
contains 40 prescriptions for all acute hud
chronic diseases. each one Of which " iuNHlua-
bile. 20 found D., the Authors hose experience
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fell "a tho lot of any physician. .Nn pages,
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ever sense mechanical, literary and proics'
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Illustrative sample o cents. Send now, con
Medal awarded the author 10y the National
Medical Association, N the oiiCcr OF when nc
refers.
The Science Of Life should be read by. the
young for instruction, and by The Hnlictrh Tor
relief. II viii benefit all london Lancet
There n no member Of science % whom the
+ Science Of Lifs will not b. useful, whether
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

GAivrsros April % Futures opened
quiet hoDnue very duU then firm. closing
quiet and to pulut- hiEhrr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25
G,Lyrsros. Apri % spot cotton closed

Receipts a3 bnlcs Sales BIB hNcs. EN-
ports. - hules Rail shipments -- cuasl
wise. -. stock. l0,2No
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25


INV NonN. Aprl - Futures closet
steady TO points.
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NM lallaM me Mo lhc unotnlIon.

T'N 'il.i-N ~ = g. l'NiN'
NEW orleans. Aru Futures closed
.ulct hut sicniy otto i points hlghct
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07

The election in Maryland on Tuesday was
for Comptroller, Clerk of the Court of APP
peals, one half the Senate and members of the
House of Delegates, besides county officers.
The Democrats swept the State, electing every
one of the thirteen Senators, and every can
didate for the House of Delegates except 10.
In Baltimore the Fusion movement went to
pieces, and the Democrats had nearly %, 900
majority. There the fight was made chiefly
against Senator German, and an attempt was
made to carry it into the counties. The re-
suit is Mr. Germans vindication by the peo-
pie.
The majorities in the various counties and
in Baltimore city for the Democratic State
ticket foot up 81, 651, and for the Republicans
492, leaving the net Democratic majority 81
169. This is the largest majority in Maryland
since Gov. Bowels election, which was prior
to the extension of the right Of suffrage to
colored people. The only counties which
gave Republican majcrities on the State ticket
were Allegany, Calvert, Garrett and Wash
ington. Calvert is the only county which has
elected the entire Republican ticket. Charles
county, heretofore Republican, gives Dem
ocratic majority of 446, and elects all the
Democratic ticket St. Mary county, which
has also been Republican, gives Democratic
majorities ranging from 80 to 800. Alegany
county elects Democratic Senator in place
of a Republican, and three Republicans and
one Democrat to the House. Frederick
county sends Democratic delegation to the
Legislature and the Democrats elect their
whole county ticket. Washington county
sends three Democrats and one Republican
to the Legislature. In Anne Arundel county
the regular Democratic ticket for the Legis
lature and county officers is elected by major
tiles ranging from II to 115 votes. In Prince
Georges county the Democratic State ticket
had majority of 463, and the entire Legisla-
tive and local ticket was elected. Hartford
and Montgomery, strong Democratic counties,
which four years ago elected Republicans TO
the Senate on account of faction fights, have
redeemed themselves.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07
y u1s~ Republican Train for Salt Rirer.

The Democrats Carroll achieved their greatest victory last
Tuesday the reliable and sturdy of the State
For eighteen years. tho ugh they have only had majority OF
three hundred they have lost but three candidates One
in 1879 when the party badly dsoganize and when
extravagance Aims House that should not have
been permitted Another lost 1892 because the party was
not aroused a proper appreciation of the contest
In Democratic counties in too where Democratic
maore large the Democratic vote has uctuaed and the
opposition have only sometimes elected part of their tickets
but occasionally swept the counties
Carroll however, stands firm and always be relied upon
to give Democratic majority For Cleveland last year Carroll
38 majority Tuesday last went 159 better and
Turner Comptroller $40 The whole ticket given
rousing majority except Martini for Clerk against whom the
power the Republican party exerted and money and
Islander freely used
The election passed off quietly and the cast the largest
ever poed Carroll The whole vote 1885, 20 greater
poll for President last year The vote for Cleveland
1892 and for Blaine 206 There increase OF IA IN the
Democratic last Tuesday and 60 in the Republican
There surprises in the result on Tuesday in the
vote for Clerk For the Democrats Manchester Westminster
districts did better than anticipated and Hamp
stead Wooerys and Franklin well by total OF about 100
Freedom did better by rs expected and Manchester 20
better the Republican side the majority for Stephan was
about 100 below expectations Westminster district 40 below in
Taneyown and about 100 below in Freedom following the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07

1t is not the Republican party that suffers
most from this. The Democratic party has
suffered that loss which it is hardest for any
party to bear--the loss of its men of highest
character, its brains, its dignity It's states.
manship, its eloquence, the loss OF its hold
upon the young men of the party. Baltimore
american.
The american alludes to the loss of
Messrs. Wallis, Findlay, Marshall, Keyser
and Cowan. These gentlemen have only
been acting with the Democratic party
when it suited their purposes to do so.
They have been Democrats, when they have
acted with the party, as matter OF cape
diency, and never from principle. The
Democrats of Maryland are stronger with
out them, for they are powerless for harm
when not pretending to be Democrats. As
to brains, eloquence, dignity and states
manship, there is no loss, for these gentle
men have been of no value on that score.
Let them depart in peace. Democrats of
Maryland don't want them. The largely
increased Democratic majority shows that
the party is stronger without them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07
Elections in other states.


The Democracy have done well through
out the country, and the Cleveland Admin
istration has received an endorsement that
is cheering to the friends of reform and
good government. The greatest triumph
was the election Of Lee for Governor of
Virginia, by majority of twenty thousand
or more. The Democrats also secured more
than two-thirds majority in each branch of
the Legislature. This result viii balk Gen.
Mahone's ambition for reelection to the
Senate, and is one step toward putting the
upper house of Congress in accord with the
Democratic administration
In New York the Democrats again
triumphed, eIecting their candidate for
Governor by twelve thousand majority and
the balance of the state ticket by good
majorities.
The Republicans triumphed in Massa-
chusetts, but the Democrats gained seven
senators and fifteen representatives.
In New Jersey the Democrats made
gains in the Legislature, and have reduced
the majority on joint ballot from thirteen
to FIVE
Pennsylvania, of course, went Republi-
can, but the election there as in most of
the states that voted, except Virginia and
New York, were not so important.
In Iowa, the staunchest Republican state
west of the Ohio, where Republican major
tiles have been as high as sixty and one
hundred thousand, the Democrats made
the contest doubtful on the state ticket, and
at best it can't be more than three or four
thousand Republican majority, with slim
majority. if any, in a Legislature that elects
United States Senator.
The Democrats, of course, swept Missis-
sippi, and will return two Democratic United
States Senators.
In Colorado the Democrats made heavy
gains, and will add the electoral vote Of
that state to the Democratic side in 1888.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07
Philip A. sasscer, D.; W. Mitchell Muschetto,

Philip A. Sasscer, D.; w. Mitchell Muschette,
D.
Dorchester County--Beni i. Smith, D.;
Jas. NJ. Robertson, D.; Frank IL. Vincent,
d.
Frederick CONFEDERATION Shafer, D.;
Frank l.. Stoner, r.; o. T. Champion. D.;
Wm H. Todd, D.; - Chiswell D.
Garrett County-George l.. Michaels, R.;
Silas Weimer, r.
Hartford County-Jacob II. Plowman, D.;
Benjamin Silver, Jr., D.; r. Harris Archer,
d.. j. Martin McNabb, d.
Reuben ID. johnson, d.
Kent County,. Fletcher Wilson, D.; Lewis
C. Justis, Jr., d.
Montgomery County Philip d. Laird, D.;
Chas. c. Crawford, D.. August L. Graeves, D..
Prince Georges County-Filmore Beall,
D.; VIM. w. Wilson, D.; De Wilton Snow
den, d.
Queen Anne's County-Wm. W. Busted,
D.; Edward C. Legg, D.; VIM. Dudley, D.
st. Mary's County,. V. King, d.; Chas.
+. Norris, ID.
Somerset County-Wm. II. Gale, D.; j. A.
Hearn, D.; L. L. James, D.
Talbot County Joseph B. Seth, D.; f. A.
Benson, D.; Paul Winchester, D.
Washington County-Alex. Armstrong, D.;
Alex. NJ. Flory, D.; Geo. NJ. Stonebraker D.;
Edward Stake, R.
Wicomico County-Henry W. Anderson,
D.; Asbury Q. Hamblin, D.; John w. Will
ing, D.
Worcester County-Edward White, D.;
John N. Herman, D., lin doubt;) Joshua B.
Waters, D.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07
A Dashing Engineer.

The passenger train of the Mississippi Val
ley route, coming south Friday evening, made
rather a curious record. The engineer was
used to running freight train, and keeping
the throttle open, and as he had one of the
large, new engines, he pulled the light passen-
ger train at great speed. Very often he had to
lay at a station to get on time, and sometimes
if a minute Or two behind he would jerk the
train along at the rate of forty or fifty miles
an hour. After dinner he ran over two cows,
and ten miles below threw two more about
twenty feet in the air. A fifth bovine victim
soon after was claimed; but the days record
was not complete. Late in the evening cane
wagon with two mules and a driver were
caught on crossing and the wagon demol-
ished into spliuters, while the driver and
mules were unhurt. Half of the passengers
were unaoquainted with the numerous COLI
sions, and none were disturbed nor was the
train or engine injured. Orleans State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07
The State Election.

From the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday.
The triumph of the Democrats with increas
ed maiorities in yesterday s elections in Mary
land, Virginia and New York is a result to
which local issues, no doubt, in each State to
some extent contributed, but it is impossible
not to perceive in it the expression on the
part of these differently circumstanced COM
munities Of d common desire to sustain the
administration of President Cleveland. In
Maryland the effect is to make doubly sure
what has at no time been open to serious
doubt, namely, the election of Democrat to
the United States Senate from this State. In
regard to Virginia and New York, some So
licitude was felt as to the outcome of the i'm
portant contests of which they have been the
scene, and the result will be on that account
the more gratifying to Democrats. In the
former State not only has Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
been elected Governor by majority larger
than that given to Cleveland, but Legisla-
ture Democratic in both branches has been
chosen The latter fact insures the retire
ment of General Malone from the United
States Senate on the 4th of March 1887
Under the patriotic guidance of her new
Governor the Dominion will accelerate her
place in the line of progress upon which she
has already entered. In New York the issu-
es at stake, if not more important were OF
wider national interest. Gov. Hills election
despite the bitter opposition of the united
Republican and Mugwump press, is very
significant fact, and may have a very far
reaching effect upon the parties and policies
of the future. For one thing, it unquestion-
ably demonstrates the smallness of the vote
cast in New York subjectto Mugwump advice.
Had Gov Hill been defeated, tie Mugwumps
of that State would have been in a position
to make large claims, and would no doubt
have exerted at Washington and throughout
the country degree of influence out of all
proportion their numbers and wisdom. The
campaign having been conducted on strict
party lines, the result of yesterdays voting
may be said to have decided whrt has been
sometimes disputed, that the State of New
York is in fact Democratic State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07

A DELICATE SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Some
weeks ago DR.. E. w. Brickley performed a
very skillful and successful operation on ia
cob Meshley, an eight year-old son Of Jacob
lad had been marked from birth with large
"Nevus materna, or mothers mark, upon
the right side of his nose, extending the entire
length of the organ, and being firmly attached
to the nasal bones and carriages. The tumor,
besides greatly disfguring, evinced marked
tendency to extend its limits, and would have
ultimately interfered with the sight of the eye
of that side by its encroaehment upon the
lower lid. 1t was decided to perform an OPP
Grafton for the removal of this growth, sub
cutaneous legation of the mass being the meth
cd employed. The operation was complete
success in every respect, the tumor having
been removed, and but very slight scar re-
naming, The doctor is to be congratulated
on his skill and success in the operation,
WHICH was difficult and delicate one.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07
Shs Democratic 9dpotate.
MD.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER :, 1855.
The. Late Election.

The result in Carroll on Tuesday was a
grand Democratic victory, and we congrat-
ulate the party upon its noble record Of
eighteen successive triumphs. Never was
the party better organized and oAicered
than in the campaign just closed, and the
increased majority of one hundred and
fifty-nine over Clevcland's majority last
year is the result The Democratic vote
was two hundred and twenty-four greater
this year than last, while the Republican
vote increased only sixty-fve.
There is much cause for eongratulation,
for the majority given thestate ticket helped
to swell the handsome total in the state,
and Carroll county can take part of the
credit and joyfully participate in the gen.
cral exultation.
The Democracy of the country are march
ing forward to grand achievements every
where. 1t is the party of the people, the
party of the constitution and coeval with
it. Divorced from power for while, it
has regained the ascendancy, and has come
to stay The good results Of Democratic
supremacy win shortly be apparent in ma
tional affairs, and further lease of power
will be granted at the ballot box in 1888.
The intelligent and patriotic citizen, who is
not controlled by name rather than
principle, must discern and acknowledge
the advantages of Democratic administra-
ton; and, rising ultimately above the pre-
JUDGES so long inwoven with the fiber of
his political life, he will contribute to swell
the mighty host that viii be marshalled
under the Democratic banner in the en-
suing quad rennial contest. Let all who
value civil liberty, equality of rights, the
supremacy of the constitution, and honesty
and economy in government, unite their
fortunes with us and pledge anew their
fidelity upon the altar of their common
country
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07

The Democrats of Frederick county made
clean sweep on Tuesday, and elected
their entire ticket, surprising even them
selves. The event was the occasion of
much rejoicing, and the city of Frederick
was alive Tuesday night with shouting
masses of people, music of brass bands and
bonfres Tonight, Saturday, the victory
will be celebrated by great parade and
mass meeting in Frederick. Senator Cor
man is expected to be present, besides
other prominent men,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07

"Rum, Romanism and Rebellion had
much to do with Blaine's defeat last year,
and aRum and Romanism" charged against
Martin helped to lay Stephan out. The
Rum part was falsehood, and the people
of Carroll are always pleased to have their
officials profess faith in some religion.
Religious liberty is guaranteed in this
country as well as civil liberty, and he who
raises objection to any man on account of
his religious belief, is not only very narrow
minded, but is running counter to one of
the Fundamental principles of this govern
ment. Shame on such creature
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-11-07
SLEIGHs, sLEIGHs, sLEIGHs

Nv first Car load of Cutters have just ar
rived. | want everybody who may have an
idea of buying Cutter for the coming Winter
to come at once and see this lot | can show
you advantages you have never before seen in
Cutters, they are all first coated before being
painted, they are striped with genuine gold
ieaf-the bottoms are put in lengthwise and
cannot get loose and are all trimmed with
trimmings of my own selection. They are
fully up to the standard that | retailed last
Winter at S38. | am going to sell this lot at
s28 for the next few days; just think of it, a
first class Cutter for S28. Come and buy one
quick and take it home, as soon as snow comes
/ will advance prices
nov 7:tf X. Z. MATTHEW'S.