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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-12
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and
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Tor Malaria.

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-12

Ladies Goods from 8 d
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade VelyeteenI
and Colored Iaces for Ores
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boy
Knit Jackets and White Shirt
very cheap.
Calico shirts for SOC worth 75c
Boys white shirts for Al cent
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies Coat
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock Al
prices TO suit tie times.
j. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Stirred
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CAPTAIN THE HONORABLE
ALISTAIR HAY,
3rdBatt alton BIackWatch
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS,
(sRcoND SON OF THE EARL OF KINNoULL.)
DUPPLIE CASTLE, [
PERTH, SCOTLAND.
TO THE LIRBIG COMPANY:
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effect was simply marvellous, The pow
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kidney irritation vanished and rapid
restoration to health followed.
"Other preparations of Coca had been
tried without the slightest effect"
PROF. CHS. LUDWIG vow Soccer
Professor Of Medicine at the Royal Uni
versity; Knight of the Royal Austrian
Order of the Iron Crown; Knight Conn
mander of the ROYAL Spanish Order Of
Isabella; Knight of the Royal Prussian
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01

DISGUISED AS A WIDow.-The express and rail-
road Office az Golden City, in Barton county, Mo-,
was deserted Monday by the agent, Mr.. William
E. Page, and the people wondered what had be-
come of him. So did his wife. The latter also
wondered what had become of her full mourning
costumes which she had been wearing in remen-
brance of her dead father To Mr.. Page and to
the ST. Louis police the matter is no mystery, for
Mr.. Page is now behind the bars in st. Louis and
wears portion of tho costume his wifo lost.
Page WAS agent of tho Adams Express Company
and of tho railroad at Golden City, Mo.
Monday morning, when package came to him
for the Golden City Bank containing $4,000. he
put it in his pocket. He did the same with two
other packages containing 1000 each. Then he
stole his wife's mourning costume and going to
the woods, converted himself into mourning
female. In this costume he started on his
travels, but his walk gave him away to the train
men, and the conductor telegraphed to tho Chief
of Police at st. Louis Detectives met the train
and took the charming young widow into custody.
when she weakened and confessed. Six thousand
dollars was recovered and Page was Jailed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
ALEXANDRIA Va FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY l. 1885,
CLOTHING.
ForNev Year Receptions.

Our stock OF Dress Suits is such
as to enable us to fit any person,
however particular he may be- We
have complete assortment of full
dress or swallow-tail Goats, Prince
Albert full frocks, high and low cut
Vests and Trousers to match. The
proportion of prices Of our ready
made stock to the usual custom
made prices is from one-halft to two
thirds. We are furnishing full dress
Broadcloth Suits as low as Sl9, and
from that as high as you care to 60.
In regard to fit, we are sure that
ours are far superior to those fur
nished by the average tailor, and,
for all practical purposes, more de-
sirable. In black worsted goods
we can give you a Cutaway Suit as
low as $40, and a Prince Albert
one for $25. These worsted goods
are bound, but such binding as you
seldom find used even by the best
tailors. Then our Innings, whether
silk, mohair or Italian cloth, are
known for their superior wearing
qualities. Complete satisfaction is
our stronghold. To go with our
dress suits our habcrdashery man
will furnish fine pleat shirts, kid
gloves and suitable ties and our hat
man becoming hats. Are you fa-
miliar with the fact that we have
inaugurated special sale Of Pan
falcons at prices hitherto unheard
of? Look in the window for these
bargains. We think no house in
the United States can match them.
SAKS & COMPANY,
Seventh Street and Market Space,
WASHINGTON, DC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
DRY GOODS.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 1.

Vi
Our Grand Clearance Sale,'' or Five Day Rem
naut Sale," began this morning. and met with a
response in excess of our expectations, showing
conclusvely that customers appreciate buying
goods below their market value. We enqmerate
the following:
"ODD GARMENTS" IN UNDERWEAR.
We have taken from stock more than 100 gar
ments 10 be called Remnants which Twill be
placed on sale Immediately.
We can only enumerate one or two items, and
desire to say to our customers that it Will be 10
their interest to visit this department at their
earliest convenience.
94c Mother Hubbard Gowns. Toe
94c Muslin Walking Skirts, ZEE.
45c. Cambria Corset Covers. 33c. 4
81 Fine Muslin Coemise, Ioc.
81 25 Mother Hubbard Gowns 81. !
The fact that these We're extra rt3nary good
values at their first price stamps thons Bargains
Unequalled." These prices are madeto clean up
the stock preparatory to the reccg Hon OF new
goods.
Second floor take cieya9S)
WOODWARD & EOTHROP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant 10 a decree entered III tho cause of
Reed B. Poulton against 2. Stuart Douglas, de
pending III tie Corporation Court Of tho city of
Alexardlia ia, the undersigned will offer ut private
sale. until tho 5rH DAY OF DECEMBER 1885.
LOT OF GEOUND, on the southeast corner G.:
the intersection OF Gibbon with Alfred street.
fronting OH Allied street about eighty feet aud on
Gibbon street about one hundred and fifteen feet.
bounded on the east by twenty feet alley, with
right to uss said alley either whole or in four
parcels, VIZ: no. ], corner fronting on Alfred
rect, about twen:y-sx feet by one hundred and
fifteen feet deep to said alley. with three build.
inss thereon No. 9 next south. about ninetccu
feet by about one hundred and fifteen feet to said
ailfy. No. B, next south, about nineteen feet oil
Alfred street, by ono hundred and fifteen feet to
said alley. No. 4, next SOUTH about nineteen
feet by one hundred and fifteen feet 10 said alley
Terms: Ono third cash residue in two equal
payments, at six and twelve months with interest
thereon from day CT sale deferred payments to
be evidenced by notes waiving homestead exemp.
tion, and title to be retained till same are paid
Deferred payments may be anticipated. If not
sold at private sale by the said 9Th da- of Decem
Der, 1885 he same will be offered ct public sale
at about u NJ. on that day in front of the Court
House on Fairfax street, upon the same terms.
JAMES L. CATION,
JOHN N JOHNSON,
nov16-eots Commissioners of Sale.
l. John S. Beach, Clerk OF the Corporation Court
of the city of Alexandria, Va, do certify that the
bond required in this cause has been duly execu-
ted JOHN S. BEACH Clerk
Jas- Tho abovc sale has been postponed till
SATURDAY, January 3D. 1886, at the same hour
and place. dcc5-wtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
DUBLIC SALE
Oh
NAE IrAP EEESANLI ppNpEpl,y

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Having rented my farm. | will offer at public
sale On sail farm about three miles south ol ees-
burg on TUESDAY. January 18th. 1856, il fsir,
II not, the next fsit day ali my personal proper.
ty, consisting Of 10 iiorscs and Colts among
the:n No. ! wrrl iiurs :: = brood Mares now
in foal by naxtons Ranloz and two three. quarter
Percheron Colts: 5 s0ad Mich Cows. Sows and
Pigs. fine rhon;s ,i.-hor.e road Wagon. ono
two horse Wagon, ! inm,. sea Carriag,. notop
Buggy, / onc-hor." >p:ing Wagon Cart, /
Johnson Eoaprr tg,oi :a s.twl, / Gucknyc Mower,
! Horse Rake. f.m:.:rr t1il = Oliver chilled
3 horse Plourhs, 8 or r. drub G anh single shovel
Ploughs, Harrows. 1 Cutin. Box. llockaway
Wheat Far, Corn S,h'l.rr. q at, Wagon Har-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
NOVELTIES IN
Ladies and MeSs Kid Gloves

For Street, Reception and Full-Drcss Wear, in all
tho Best French and English Makes.
and button Kids, all colors, EN- broidered iii
Self and Black; 4 and 6-button Suede, Tans and
Browns embroidered in Self end Fancy Mixed
Stitching 4 and 6.hutton Suede, embroidered in
Tan and Brown, Taa and Blue, Tan and Red and
Grays, embroidered in Black aud White; Black
Kids embroidered in colors.
The latest Parisian novelty for theatre and
concert wear-5 button Peal Kid, embroidered
in White and Black S-bu.ton Mosquetaire Kids,
embroidered with Back s. 10, i, IL, 20 and
3u.buttou length in Mosquetaires, in dressed and
uudressed Kid Gloves, ia Tans. White and Party
shades, aud SUICIDES with real Lace Tops.
Mems Kid Gloves, in 1 and 2-button, for street,
reception and full dress wear in Tans, White and
Party Shades, Plain and Embroidered Back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
"oDD GARMEET5' IN UNDERWEAR.
WOODWARD & ETHRoP.
"ODD" TIDES.

"Odd Lot" of Is by IS, LSH Tides, with
plush centres, embroidered in tinaled effects.
Regular Price 81 90
"Remuant" Price . so
Embroidered Lace Tides wi9 olive. blue and
garnet cent es.
Regular price ........... "........S W
Remnant" price...........-"....$.. .......... ioc
6 Embroidered Eel, Table Covff, yard square,
colors maroon peacock. blue az Holive.
Regular price. .........SIoO
"Rcmnant" price 80
(Seeond floor; take oltator.)
WOODWARD& 4 LOTHR0P.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
TIMELY WRAP REDUCTION
FALL AND WINTER WRAPS,

We p,oposa to insugurate general mask-down
in the ontire stock OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-01
!. A. Rinkcr, Auctionccr.
L.eesburg, Va, dcc24-cots

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Uuder authority Of
~ decree of the Circuit Court OF Alexandria
Va, in the suit of EOach5 executors VS.. Roach's
dcvisces ct ul., the subscriber. commissioner,
will offer for sale at public auction, on THURS
DAY, January Id, 1886 at II o'clock m, at the
Fairfax street entrance to the Corporation Court
room of the city of Alexandria, Va, q TRACT OF
LAND, in said county, containing So acres and
10 perchcs, part Of PROSPECT HILL, OF which
the late James Roach died seized, lying the south
side of the Arlington turnpike a short distance
west Of the Alexandria Canal being lots No.
and No 5 in the division OF said farm, as shown
by tho plat filed in said cause.
Terms: One fifth cash: the residue in three
equal instalments at six, twelve and eightenn
months from day Of sale, with interest; bonds
with COOL personal security to be givcl for de-
ferred instalments, and title retained.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
dcc30-ts Commissioner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

other buildings Uecezsary ~ tiae con-
yenience of the public therea,.
Provided further. that said road
eball be completed and IN running
order from Red Cloud Neb,. 10 a pom;
on the Central Branch railroad in
Kansas, within one ,ear from
May Is. Iss6, or said bond,
shall be void.
And shall the board ofsuperyisor- of
said Webster county csuse 70 be
annually levied in addition To the
usual and other x IN said township
an amount of tax on The taxable
property Of said Walnut Creek town
ship sufficient TO pay the interest
accruing annually or the bond. Of said
township and shall said board ~ the
several times required by law cause 40
be levied an additional tax on the
taxable property of said township
sufficient To meet and pay the pripci-
pal OF said bonds III TIN. proposition
referred to. provided said taxes 20 To
be levied shall Dot exceed the amount
Of tax authorized by law TO be levied
to aid in the construction OF works Of
internal improvement. And pro-
vided said taxes shall never exceed
ten per cen'. OF the principal o! said
bonds.
Said vote on said proposition shall
be taken by ballot, and all
persons voting in favor Of said propo-
sitiD snail have printed or written on
his said ballot the the words: Shall
the special bonds Of Webster county.
Nebraska, for Walnut Creek township
he Is.ued 20 the Chicago. Nebraska.
Kansas 4 Western Railroad
Company, in accordance with the
proposition submitted. i,..'
All persons voting against said
proposition shall have printed on
his said ballot the words: Shall III.
special bonds Of Webster county,
Nebraska, Tor Walnut Creek township
be issued TO the Chicago. Nebraska.
Kansas & South Western Railroad
Company, IN accordance with the
proposition submitted. No
By order Of
The BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Attest: j. II. BAILEY. county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
CROOKED CREEK

Mud. mud, everywhere Oh the
ground, and in..the.air.
1t has been a good while since any
one from Crooked Creek has peeped.
Everybody is ..expe Giant over the
new railroad prospective. hope thew
will not be disappointed.
The wolves are very numeI u fiom
the sounds they emit On fine moon
light evenings. The neighbors ought
TO organize themselves into n society
to poison. trap Or shoot them.
After the double headed blizzard
there was a drift in Mr.. II. A. How
ards yard, between the stable and the
house, that was Z feet high.
Mrr. Ed. McCune has been sick abed
for a short time past with a nervous
fever.
Jim Emigh is wintering about 200
head OF cattle over on his fine ranch
tins winter.
Mr.. VIM Claypool. has traded his
farm 10 Mr.. Waterman, and he will go
t. Kansas next fall, at least so he
thinks now.
Mr.. Sunny is having nice school
in this district this winter. He rides
back and forth from his home in Red
Cloud every night and morning. He
has had some very cold rides. His
school, we are very sorry to say, will
close in about two weeks. We hope
the directors will secure him for the
ncxt term.
1t is rumOred that Mr.. ID. +. Ten
nant will build a fine frame farm
house next summer. That is right. AS
We all like to see frame houses on the
farms.
f. b. Pierce, of Kcarney, brother OF
of A. B. Pierce, has sold his farm to
Mr.. Waterman. who now has a half
section.
Mr.. A. ID. Demo had his sheds DRIFT
SO full of snow that during the cold
weather that followed his cattle were
without shelter.
Geo. Willard, who came here about
SIX weeks ago with his two brothers,
has gone back TO Indiana Cor his two
children.
The CHIEF Is always welcome out
here, because it Is a sOurce of news
from the world in general.
saw by n of your correspondents
that he thought all The quails and
prairie chickens were killed by II
great storms. ] would say that he is
wrong about the prairie chickens as
there are as many of them ~ ever. but
the poor quails have gone to where
thew will never hear the pop, pop, of
the hostile gun.
Say. by the way, what has become of
your young poet after what the Argus
has said. He seems to have gone
where the %woodbine twineth." Let him
come forth and shine.
At some future time you may hear
again from PETERKlN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

Give the ground hog a rest.
The weather at the time o. this writ
ing is exceptionally good for February
Clifford Il Buick ishipped another
car load of hogs this week.
John Peak started this week for
Chase county where he has some rela-
tlves He will probably secure a claim
there, and then return 10 his claim in
Cowles.
&C. Schafiinit Esq of Red Cloud was in
u iowa N Tuesday in the interest Of
the German Insurance Co. We know
nothing of the company he represents
but Mr.. S, is a very pleasant gentleman
to deal with.
H.. W. French living one mile east
of Cowles has a full blood Jersey heifer
which ~rescently gave birth to a healthy
calf at the age of one year and twenty
eight days. Who can do better?
l.. III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
Election Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvN
that by virtue of All authority
us vested 10y the several acts of lie
legislature of the state Of NebrS
concerning the voting of bOnds pby
various municipal corporations tSkaid
Internal Improvements, we. the bard
of SUPERVISORS for Webster 4 [nty.
Nebraska. do hereby order . (ecial
election to be held on the 10Th Nv of
| March, 1856, in the following 4 knship
and at the following place said
township, to-wit: In Wallt Creek
township. at school house school
district No. ), for the purpns BIZ voting
on the following propositi to.wit:
| Shall the board Of supesvisJ of Web
ster connty, Nebraska, lori he
| OF aiding in the construs |on Of the
Chicago, Nebraska. Kans 4 South
Western Railroad from boint on the
state line between Kans aud Nebrss.
ka, on the south line o. Ialnut Creek
township. ,hrougI saisS Walnut Creek
township, thence thru In Line town.
ship into and thro h Red Cloud
township and into led Cloud Civ
township, issue the becial bonds o,
Saio Soui.s e "Siuut creek
township.in the euS hf seven thousand
and five hunired I1lars. said bonds to
be dated on the G. of their issue and
to he payable 70 Chicago, Nebraska
Kansas Il South estern Railroad Co or
bearer on or be- IL wenty yean from
the date thered aud to bear annual
interest at the tie of elk per cent.
payable ann 1ly to bearer IS per
interest eouH Is to DE attached there
to. Princil and interest Of said
bonds pays st the Office of the
treasurer Q hid Webster county.
ProtSded. hi the work OF eonst-ucting
said , NebraSka shali he begun
by the Is ny of MAY, 1856. Provided |
further none 0f the said bonds of
said toY hip shall be delivered until |
saiQ TO is completed and cars rum |
MT eon from Red Cloud, Nebras-
~ To- connection with the Central |
1eAs4 eff the Union Pacific Railroad
kansaa. Provided further
zaat said ssrailroad company
khsg kstahlish and maintain . railway |
Ests3 IA, with competent depot buildine.
siS tracks and cattle chute u $50
Tin Walnut Creek tounshin. I'D
fef Che Kansas lino than o. uk1
Provided further that eaid~~o
Ill erect and mAin3nin 91f1fn Tie
brporste limjA a E,S~
e.Qod. ncsth & ~W
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
AN ORDINANCE

To Prohibit Owners Or Managers
ofBiIIisrd Saloons from auoxinv
Minors under the age o: Flvnt-
9 Years upon the Premises or
engaged II any game Of Billiards
or Pool
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
GUIDE ROCK.

The bridge across the river at this
place was taken out last Wednesday
to prevent the ice from taking it
off.
The rink has been remodeled in two
very nice business rooms.
Several families are getting ready to
so west.
The band boys are making big
preparations FOR IA grand ball on the
I'D to he held at Talbot's hall.
The Baptists have a new pastor. is
expected TO move this week.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. +.
last Sunday.
Agents Of all kinds are numerous.
Corn and hogs still roll into marke,
in spite of mud.
The schools will soon close for vaca-
ton.
n. Doudan has Il pet in shape of a
boil on his hand. TRlXIE.
Go I q {. \. Owen for ycur spring
STYLES of wall paper.
Loans made with the Nebraska &
Kansas Farm Loan CO. can Toe paid at
home.
Go to Forrester's for your colored
glassware. Cheapest house in the
city.
Beautiful yaces, dolls and toys on
the 5 and lOc counters al Forrester.s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

NkQp& scratches O. ever kiud
cAER ~ minute. by Wuolfords
8 LoiIon- Use no other. Tnis
&~s Sohi by Ferguson * 90 drug
Cloud. 2s-.y
$&uons snetsQl roo1a : open !or
ins 81 eli times.
For Sale
he sax too. oval front shoE case,
Z. l. CorrIsc.
per csnt loans =. the NehsHskA I
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
AN oRDu
To Prohibit Ridux or Driving on
or across Sidewalk

SEC. |. Be j, caaainei iy the mayor
ard council OF m city al Red Cloud
tina, any: persn swho .hal noe
live or I'D a team, OF
horse upon or acrCss any a..
the sidewallsfl the cs,y Of Red Cloud
shall upon esaylc1ion thereof, forfeit
and pay 8 5e o. mol ies, .han one
dollar FOR IA 6r-s olense aud > t1iaF-
for each arGeyery succeeding oh's-s
together y b shs costs of action. aa
stand cor. flisted until -acA costs and
hns are peid-
SEC. ? This ordinance -b&A take
efec, an be iu force ou aui ans- T.
adoptas and publication according to
Il l. TrxEER. Nayo..
Aust I'll. TISKss. e,iy CLERK.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-02-03
Sold His Wife for ~

GREAT BAREINGToN, Mass. Jan. 2S.-The
people of South Egremont are threatening
to tar and feather William Winchel, who
has just disposed OF his wife at private sale.
The Winchell family, which is descended
from the Van Guilder tribe of Indians. now
nearly extinct, consists of three brothers.
One of them is now serving seven years
sentence in the state Prison for manslaugh-
ter William and Richard, the two others,
have borne hard reputation. Richard had
pretty wife, who, however, had not much
strength of character. William had long
admired her. and Tuesday he asked his
brother what he would sell her for. Rich
ard told him he could have her for s.. The
offer was accepted and a receipt was given for
the money. William then hired 4 sleigh,
and driving to his brothers house. took his
purchased bride 10 the station, where the
pair took the ears for Albany.