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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22
anuICE To MOTHERS

Mrs. wINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP, 90.
children teething, is the prescription o: one OF the
best female nurses and physicians in the Unite:
States. and has been used for forty years 'fitb
never-failing success by millions of mothers icr
their children. During the process Of testhing
il, value is incalculabIe. 1t relieves the aid
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripiae
in the bowels and wind-colic. By giving leai.h
to the child it rests the mother. Price p cents a
hottie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
rRAL. COll3dISSION MERCHAEts -
A,d nasIer= IN
all KINDS OF LIQUORS,

ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
.., o.. hand aIBSUE'S Xxx, xxx. *
ana pveE OLD RYE, GID CABINET snd
T0EOGRA& WEISKIES; also BAHES'S eno
r.I IIPsON'S PU3E EYE WHISTLES Z" '9hicl
ayi;a the attention OF the trade
lrom tho country 20 uerchs:id17" adI
.g compt sttertion-
ars2,imonts Of Floar, GraiY aud Country g'o-
{a -ocitcd, iog which thoy kuarautoo ae mig d.
SIS -ilet pricca and prompt returns
Nor;hcas; c0cnor Of Csmeron sad RcyEl s;so-'s
s.nli alexandria. -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22
We Want You to Read This

We are showing linO OF FURNITURE com.
pleto in evcry detail.
BED ROOM SUITS in Antique Oak, Cherry.
Ash, Walnut, sc.
PAELoR SUITS in Silk Plush, bIohair Plush,
Wool Plush and Hair Cloth.
sIDEBOARDS in Oak, Cherry, Walnut, &C.
Fancy Tables in all styles
A full line OF CARPETS, RUGS OIL CLOTHS,
FANcY VASES aud URNs of modern and an
ciont design.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS and BEDDING of all
descriptions on hand and made to order.
VI. RUBEN Is SONS
Cash and Instalment House,
octf5 ON COL King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOE RENT Tw0-sTORY AND ATTIC
: BRICK DH ELLING No. 2O9 south Lee ST
There ais II rooms and large sized lot water
sid gas Inquire Of JNo HILL, Market
Building, room No IS, or i1S 5. Lee s.. ocl7 Ivy
!F0a SALE OR re II, or VIII exchange for
:. country property, the HOUSE AND LOT on
the northwest corner OF Royal and Wilkes streets,
also
FOR RENT-Tho oUsE No 529 south St.
ssaph street Apply o
!. CLINTON SMUOT, or
oc:f0-t' O. c. SMO0T & SONS
NuH &aST-A BRICK STABLE Apply to
f T. ENGLISH,
aciJ ~ 81 sol;h Fairfax street.
!, ,'oH SALE tR RGNT-The three-story BRICK
: IW'Ell ING on tho east side of Fairfax ST.,
hetweon Gamer sIa Queen. Possession given
.mmsdiaely. ppiy 10
acti &c l. ". KELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22

PUBLL LsEED DAILY IND TRI- T-ggE1 : b
GAR 3Yc iYREE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY AT 1928 KING
METAL PUTz PoMADE.

q ~ : = : -
Tho largest supply over in the city. 1t in
valuablo for tho polishing of scales, show cases
musical instruments, gold, silver, copper. brass
I'm NIGEL plate &c. For salo in >, 10 and SOC
O01iSi ieb2s ''''- ''' ~ ". F. CREIGHTON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22

d; @s aaactto Bmld;,.q Sic qna 81
y.rr ~ 1rpT F.-E7rf--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-22

Maria" said Mr. Spark bis wife as he
looked from his chamber window iU-t be.
fore retiring sis it 20; 5 beautiful autumn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-13

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szsx szsliaseas sszsassesss. bsss 4 tsasg r.
xou1.sed sIssthss tise peo1ae q - ~
sszaf syer wsfDsssef q more aesaf'sste
t.nxle shas stat vAleh they afs n9s
sszxnpsing 70 anfasss The zfsastisa
l. eesaszgostes II 4 bsndsssi Si9sressi
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s<ssfsesae
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esns~zf whEcf SEES York snysys -
x,smmsn xila tie ret u the esssnsry
ne sfase II = sicse ose - hest. sDsi
beth passses afe sffzin8ng every serys
h wsnrs S. eiersorsl vote. while tbs
prssss4taczsts. Labor faes ana other
ss6e ss0s eosat8natAoas ks~p sp sasaf
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~ ali iHssna aithia iiseAF p0HeF
Then, tisere IL De gs'-FnAtsfi@i
esnfsss. HLleb viii bsse so important
b<arisg uy0n sac laszsr efastest ftsF
sspsenaAeg III sf.e nafissnai govern
saeas The Aarwaa,r@. Who sss
sarmsy supporting cssgsisBs are Sc
xnrrssssly opposing 1853. he iieae-
cratic candidate ~ r0ysfnpf. % the
Other Daisd ts.s iiqsses ssziers are -
terninss 70 eiecs Hisl II Any ess ard
are Iesfsrsis wszliBF 70 slaughter iess
Iea4 n order % lesofsfiish that sf1.
A. may be lmagsssd. each sssg q
ths 5iemocrAg j. aestslag slse gfhsr
n tfeashafF and each ssesas aessfnss
issed to eei eTen wisb tie ether for -
had faisi, ~ hnihDg IL iaEar.te catsdi
dzfe en- 4setlen day IL fhe mean
iisas he Republicans are essenaiag
o. Harmon assd Morton and %
Warner Miller united Espfsfri sfd
ass feaSg 10 iake saysntare u amy
sotns.l sasspn which viii iHnrs - ths
beneas 81 sfthef tie state Of the as.
ti0nas ticket
last bat nst laAsi Il the kipal
sofstess n NsN York city. IA this
ihs I,sgnserats are spi.i squsfeiy 10
two, The County Dsmeeracg hos r.
no,oli.aiea Mayor Iisaiis. nad hls
esndilaeY !. supported 81 strong 81
gsnigAtloB 81 citizens irfsspeetiys 81
psfty. The IammRpy Democrats
base nomi8nted Hugh J Grant Thr
lrapoftanee u this contest Hiihia the
ssesaoerasse lines becomes appsreHt
.lsen Il Il remembered that IN ilss eye
u the wafd politician u scs Yofk
HE possession 81 shs cts eessrnnlent
Il u vastly fadse Importance slsn the
possess ieH Of the national government
Taams1y veali not bs.itafs - dc
fess Cleveland Il BY doing - Il could
elect H. candidate for mayof The
kersialeans have. 81 cosrse, PR cnsss
= saHsid4is for i,ayos Who 4 i,esisgsly
willlaE 10 creep iaf0 nilies heiaesa tee
soHteaa ing laetioan Of the Dsnaefaey.
Al 81 thee split aud minor ron
sests seem 10 have BEEN created Tor The
purpose Of helping he Republican
nasional ticket Al least that aill esi.
asatiy be tle effect II them all tits
stitten IN the book o. fate thas FisF-
fisen Is 10 b. oar nest president.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-13
THx noA,p or rnADn.

The nieetink Of the roafl 81 Trade
81 1siafsisy evening aas sn interest T.
islg ems Tor the reason that there VS.
manifested q determination Is make
eus Of this Institution mare than has
leeH n,aile II & ia the paa. 81 ,he
Hay al advancing the westsse 81 sle
ely IL geBeral. AID tbs lnteie a II Tia
merchants 10 particular. IL WAS aa
united that the Board had not assam.
sslssissi mael. as might have besu
sspesied tf0sa X. hat wi,h This a.
kflss le4snenl esms tbs re olallom.
tsslusy expressed and heartily enaofse,i
ois sll idps. - sisplay feasweI elefi
ana iuaagwate Sefk whih wpu3d
nsaks She iieani . trade organization
u nhieA de elly could hs prosd ai.a
fsoas which the aitissns general,
eeaid ctpses advice. mimaft aud PRO
tesiion ler the commercial Interest l. q
tse community
Tasse good lasn'ioas are n.aslr
psih.se Gone 100 Soon. ana tasf sAoala
b rasfsed oa4 vigorously sad a, oacs
Atth& iime when isale routes end
etasers afe lseins established ,hraagh.
aai slir Northwest. onay;ed agiiaa
BY .suF Merchants San ac fu,di. o
eosdsta toward securing ness sasi
asss ssfii laegeasiae thst alscaIy eon.
tfoilssi. Individual eaierrgtse aBl. q
eeilsss push oslt wbereggs there j.
warrant Tor she yeflefr. bai oltsn
FsAaen onrortaRllsss are lasf ~ Il
iAlep advantage q oaef ssiarns ia.
arr iaslenlaeani cofar4ted Ssh shat
miehs - olisasi wrh osaaasel
esfofi az s4s paFi d The mercantile
sasamauisy. Toe gfosg o. II ihe Ala.
rs tsaac whieH IS dtsHnc8 Is o.
Of vast csasssi y.saee shou,d ie at
talls saithea saa a dciai nsaei 81 fi
uas3s 60 make seat,ls the .fply f.i.ft
~ that eglon gperea Ia sesla8
AID s,apalsiIpn sa the eat.f,ae ia
souetfs hould l.a na3 & tlsr as,
the HeA eaWmHplies ael --8
everything lseHtie daao ia tle
- afiag sdeq & sat st.
sfNnarae}sti with fca.atsl s ~
issss scfsietiaas as hmdau taa1
anney lfsds - dlsegt il lram Ha.7.l
ehaneeh rhg t1aari e fsa2s so sa
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4 aInal..tl.s t,1anlaf-

Tvs waife HAEA 5sBraaf, e8anen.ta4
aa ths Hatses AsFess. says 10 a niaa rp
: tree. sad 70 shase asss Haintsa ana fawii
izr aisA fas ssaisls4 Re spifss - ~. waite.
sasY srs iseiesa - seiless ttss tbs
ahsis tiipz = q asst iasd plan. nhiss
nsag - msY NJ prove aises'rgHs 70 fhe
ReFa sliesa party 10 fhh tefsitsrg. bai =
liai.ie % end - AiR 6smage salt
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ssw Apvsarlsg uESfs.
Dissolution of copartnership.

J,iiE CoFART SEEsHtP HERETOFORE
Existing ,etwseu 1chu X. Esa Aui
y ttlaIs 4 Mntes, alsdfffhe Arn naaa -
fftai fssaselst
al psfs0ns Nha sre Indebted o. the IN
teFs4EHSd sre respectfully requested 70
eafse fafNsFd and make pHyHsaist ia1e
diafeiY The hHsinnas viii hereafter -
eaFliSa Ga b William Nnorsk
4uhS s. RAJ.
oi84f MILAN A MD0RKs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-13

ftHi&A tE&f6ftt.
s9lis n Aiies's Tour through She terri
tasy fssRHtsss . friafaphaAt Hsafeh
ETsrY Z aefs be e. reeslTca sita the great
SIS enthusiasm. ard ilis sHssnisa speeches
9sn hsHs votes ~ eKvr5 t5su Tfe y 30.
ersile ieaGers sne a'asas.si. fgF sasy asfe
Refsf before ha8 a. appaasni whose A.
iHar eas - ueaF iaFiaelbie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.

II pared 70 fa<e private E-BFiis iu i6g
sFsaiugs a. a fnf4aesats charge To fse fpi-
eWigE sGbiesis SHeeA. laflas FAziish
sfsueheA. Esguseffy o. aigefSa A8ireFs
q A fats eifar
I.-ltst ATi0NAL - kiss KON BAE9s
II KtHaenaffsh VIA lse G5ssrga oefaaes
n. ssss. gg srgaasb stFeas. bstEegB Ep-sus
sH4 atfs. Pr eiai4nn ~ asia&afei Egg
feTrssn classes Hpness std THURSDAY
aiiefupus drSaEEz EaG painting class
fuQsasg aitegnooa-
4 local GILT Nv Ff8&9 Asp GEf
iaf. MAS . y. WILLARD, Bcsieran
HAial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-13
NEW MUSIC ROOMS.

1fgsS. MATTE 4 RgTDGE. HAVING
VI sc-Cafrd in room Nos I and . Pfee
hcuse, is211. Treut street, psrsssos desiring
irssfuFilea On ssssan violin, &c De-. a. ygr!l
as .n eaacuftcu and voice culture. wfil Fna
under her ense the HOS. thorough ard
foaafeteu; sssssfauee. Her credentials irons
the East eca orfh s7s % the sfrsnsesf
staTaeteT- ana added - rahlle lHuSiealeS
t7r her plFiis 1gFinz tae siufar there sill
% sefies e free lectures eonasse:aS Ei;a
laxsc. IS history anf is esslsus4<s.rs.
q. - !. Enna ~. u on
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A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

G.g.l 1nu- 40 fEFsr ser ARE 81 THE
-.fAU hfsrt ~ ft4m stay besg sssi
tvs sfnssi-. with four cottages o. asg street
ase fpesr I.sg fsuf sabss 90 the ofber rs
taiiaiaz lf saafe the fsst@Fts wiil re
iufw niafr than ! PEI tent ssi Hss intssih
afstrass Faz lfs CIV
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afausrFD,

gnaSsasx FeHs z -Af lhs fessnee -
the osseislsog eteFey1 "a. kphn q. nsf
mon sIsie. ist III tess. " Ieofagssii
saa Mis- Hs.ens < fssA9s, hoib IS
Eag e4aHfs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-13

Aettg hYs sae ftNo w e
ssanss haa ~ f saHty o. sose
e sAesaeg ~ bftsr iSsr U.aa ttt
Nh4sa Us ArFnh.'esis ps tsa .aa
q zr tron Beginning
Is essspasel 8, iarn eivss
alsa cspa.aiiiy Is ue8a :. 8s3
NAo = eisssens - as 0aNtts 500 e
nlisl uissn ts - taef skels 5atF H
any great - a,sg vh,sae ,etoss 81
be . ege.ils "a tae eosn,y and ssse pa-
PIE. Fhs GcH9h,laW
sheaisi b ,s8 waaet
ter asd gaaes, an lsu l ei
b tisF ges1lt 81 tho 6ase0as m ba
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RAID EROS. Real Estate Brokers.
VANCOUVER, q. c.
NOTICE. OF SCHOOL ELECTION.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT OK
- saturday Sefess fssr 2. ISIS. 50 HfgTu' =
pay .si8a eg Second stsrGt. between en~i ae
sEp1 seneca srtlts- "a >ehocs uisff.cs Ne
els b.. iu Ire eitf Il cattle. King county.
washington Ierf5tvTT. q hos ciscfiH4
via he hei4 fg- ne eiaessga 81 tive t3g
sssisssal 2 iFs-fers iar ssi2 school District Ne
!. Faz: Is9 ~ une gear. .Uo fsT sFg Ycafs
All one fs- tsFte yeas also n. TIRE eIea-
tisa = a seoH.sl rt1Gk lex sae fassslrx yeaF
The Fsot,s sii afea a. uue ~ D uz and
eaatiuHe eFsa fiit s-vef. a. , ~
EsAsed a. seattle. 81 T. 0cf 2 less
r. HfNaE
= NJ FEfSE
w 81 HUdHEs.
itireCt1fs ~ hng' District Na- 4.
g 4 "a efaasEE. tirsk ct said = asssi
District
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ron sALE

I.UR SALE =. LOT 3. BLOCK n. uS
Bluff street. hisaeas addition. sif,.
uuf caaaitieps saa free u grade 5ax. Tor
$50 3. Hinneaf
fsoR AsLE-A GOOD FAYIS6 Hrsi.
nFa On front street., 81 yoHf 0Nn
prize cal a Feasa q gnlHmsss tlocA
eerner seeoua ana ,nlauihia Streets
lr0R sALE-AT AuCTIoS-9Hg LAEGE
u Frsi' sFnftea COW. 2 Ffzss Oh. small
shnFi harHs. impaaasicd October T. Ne
iiee = aefety sIvsa thst en faesday oefo
lsfr 3. q - 0e5,es. - essf.ssaisl square
! alls seii she a,Affv aeseEllsef r0w - Toe
btEhess bidder fareash. 81 pay costs II isa
p4sudinF, k9aisag aua elass "a safe : g.
VII ILL.,, -. e Fe.ie..
f.s8E sAfE -soME CHEAP LOTS Fug
Il resiicncs Eafpaszs see sief room
q. tnlgn Eeck
Los sAEE- rubbing LOIS rs
rnaitt's fafe. Nsaf ftaai hufig ~. isai4s
iifaiif hscaie&. eith fae . ea $40 apiaae
fea ia'z s atef fraaf e3ass - iasa rHieu
iz8U6rY sl4u9 y, 8Enta aalIu. Base
fseai fseefs'sis.al he.ei
Lsoe AtE-AT AUCTION 0SE SMALL
o rl CIV. tEo Yea-s I'D im pauslsicd
0cintsF N.fics - hereby given thai 30
ssiarrtsF. uete5ss p, s. % aei8-k iH tAs
ftfeaasn 81 taft cay } s,tl SEA - pghiie
s20ve arsrslbgs eu@ ~ Gay ersts az iig
pounding a. - kueFinE TAe OWNER " aws.
ers 70 ssi8 r1w afe - iR@ as&a1wU = q
&llt jill. ie.-t q l.l..er
Is3s sAfE Two LHr. NORTH sEkT-
4 81 Nefeef aastssau fast.a ai5 riasFtal
A tafrsia F.-f ffffher raUle1ises apzIF
g NtNht : VAUGHAN. Nas.e s-erv-
LOS sAtE SIX 90 rIgt ufaT ions oS
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Dissolution Notice.
To Owners Of Cows

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IMPORTANT
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INVESTORS. LOOK AT THIS.

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FINANCIAL.

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IUR SALE - LOT 3. BLOCK n. US
4 Bluff street. hisaeas addition. Slft.
otf coalitions sHa free d grade tax. for
$50 g. kfnnear
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G0FF, BOWERS AND FLICK
AND THE REST OF THE TICKET.

The State ticket is the strongest
that could be named. Golf is popu.
lar, has a clean record and is irwin.
chile in debate. He was nominated
by reclamation, so was Bowers and
the rest of the ticket. AS soon as it
was found who was the strongest
man, the other candi dates withdrew
and moved the nomination be made
unanimous. The resolutions are
clear-cut for Protection and Home
Development and encouragement of
our own labor and industries. The
ticket and the platform appeal to
the individual interest of every vot
er.
At Philippi there was large at
tendance at the Second District Con.
gressional Convention. Hon. Geo.
Hartman, of Grant Co., and Geo. G.
Sturgiss, ESQ.,, of Morgantown, were
placed in nomination for Congress.
Before the ballot was taken Mr.. A.
Trump, OF Kearneysville, mentioned
the name of Flick, and the Conven.
tion cheered to man, making his
nomination unanimous. Mr.. r. E.
Fast, of Monongalia, one of the best
men in the district, was chosen Elec.
tor. There never was such deter
mined feeling in this district to elect
n protectionist as there is now.
Mr.. Flick Will make a strong fight
and every man opposed to free trade
should electiOneer for him.