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ST1A MmE
VIII leave Seattle City Dock
Sunday, touching at al
points
For Tncoma--1 30 q. IN, 2 ~
For VicsorjE-Ak 9:45 4 n.
For 0Iympia-A 3 y. IA.
SUNDAYS: For TaeoTn1-kt -
and p. m.
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Hhatssn 1 ssnllll


Leaves Seattle At II p. m aund1
days and Thursdays. Armies af
at II q. m. Mondays. Wc<1nes<jay6
days Returning, leareA What60
m. Mondays and Wednesdays n
urtiay AZ 7 a. m. Arrived AZ HonttI
m. Tuesdays and Thurndnyn aud
nrslays az about = b. M.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

sExrTLE. May !. 1850.
The sNrsaeFsfip h<ye.nfcFa cxistsug be.
tween Harry White and TAurcn Ingels,
uacer the frza name Of White 4 Co, has
this dax been dissolved by mutual con.
seut The business In future win be car.
RED on ~ Harry white, who will receive
And pay AL liabilities, contracted with a
b. x&fd firm
Esrsxxpi HARRY WHITE.
LAvR0S INGkrs
z j. fEwIs.l xxs.~
w.F. PICK, Witnesses.
Harry White Il Co, real estate and bfpk.
sFss cornes south Sscend and Main streets,
Seattle. W. r.
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HARRY WHITE.
LACR0S IyGkrS


SEATTLE W r. May =. Use.
Va. the undersigned members OF she
Qaesa CSfy HOSE Team al Seattle. Of which
y0sy decreased snn was member. toin II,
Offering ron ous heartfelt sympathy and
rexrek. IN this. yoEr great bereavement.
Knowing the DECEASED - well. his yaafy
excellent qualities general good character
asssl fAnt sweetness ~ disposition which
sasssarrd hfsa g Us al. Ii Is with much
pain sid nsassx ssnee1e reg-vts that We ART
called ap9ss 10 expires to you the sleep sor-
NV xlth which We regarded his ussrsmelF
sTsd. We. hss frssnflx ard 5e7Eow -eprsrars n
iuzs<, 5ois in This letter Of condolences r.
spscssnlfy.
Carr. A. ALLIES. II G. 5euxsox.
yNHs tzkwynkn. F4xn IgfG.
sSEnRsE f1xaY. yoE sTAxrrP
foEx NNRHrx TucS ssgss4rx.
wy 1&xE. PRANK .HESDEf.
kssz7. tsfIAzEs. GEzBRGE RaHfSsex.
g Z. sxkaRaox. G. ALexRr~9x.
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err NoTTesN

4 s. kSSHENT roll. - HIGu STREET
grade $eStcs Is ArrsSs etxea th,sf
lie assessment rel sar tie grasf5ae 81 fsseA
stFset, frSzsa Temperance street u isexI.sr
stfexs azs txsssSt Fsietfng Si9ef.aFk sass 10th
sides Aissrps6 hax heen afe<s wkkes tssa e.ls.
slsTss<ssed ei<Ek - she city - Se8tsl>. asss
further aptfer = kesehy ksxen sh4f ne
SID ssll l. Rfcff 90 puhlfe issss.xtsssa al the
pssiea al sal1 rlSr.. II tie r1tv Sal. sr.si
VIII fsSssasrs eTwu Eas EsaspeestnEa nniss III
thai al parsons feSgfax themselves ars
krisrsA ~ klty ssssh assessment. raay at.
Isis % thr seaanaoa csancli sa sid CITY 10
Asfv toe same eoETsssesi 90 said hare :
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A SsESsMEST Rgsi1~~soIgTu sfKKFT
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assessment retf tar ssse Ey&SlskE q Fsss ~
AFnef. fFsEl Battery strssHs u NsFSls s4rs,sx
aad cessSkra1tisaz ssstx@ssk Ga seth sides
tncnAa. Ass heea EIrxs With Ire stssssex-
ktessess clark cA the Cts 81 Seafxse: arssg
fafkAes sakie<s i heseby xzSea sssAt ksSA
roll , os~n - raaits isssssae ssssa AZ she Al
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ecusssSsaa rsiazssl 81 satd city - have sss4
saeze coxFeetst - e&fa xaae :, tsSa. as
e1Ehxs p tn 80 tAess eassae.l NAAzasxr Ia
lie esky halt q " FssgSs <se7S nasss ii
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Tickets 70 all points via Gnsolf
Oregon Short Tdne, Canadian ~
Northern Pacific. Only oflice Il
selling via all the fhroueh lines.
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Steamer lands At an regular lnn
cept Oak Hefher. Lac0nnex a1
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g = / - p&rx{xxr1v
Zz -. s -
~ +; =; -
- ~ ~ Y lnS{eea 1FeStf sS>rS
= 80 q = $500 = wrerree
- a = - - 2
q '1's' ~ -; z 49, sEo,S< o6nsa6
:.
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LARSON --ASDEKsux-- In seattle a the
n paTspsasrt Mar ~. iSsy. hy Rev,
Ctart Davts Mr. John larson ard Miss
Ieua Anderson. beth 81 seattle.
EASELTpx--pAfsE- Ella Seattle III the n. r.
pafxnilnxe. Mar - psp. ~ Rev CLARK
b8ste. Mr. Arthur Csseitan aud siiss ida
May Pare. 10th u seattle.
WENxEk -WEATllEkf0Rfs--In sssisEe.
May -, 1sg. ~ Eas t1srt Davis. 81. e.
Weuas< ef 0fea8H. aud Miss Ina
Weats1efiona. IL seattle
BoMEEs = iAnIEf ~ln seattle AZ the Il.
L. parz<srase. May e. is<H hy ESs. Clark
Davis Mr. tsarins r. w Easfrfs and Miss
Margaret Jladiey. both 81 seattle.
I1fK1.
fOsyEE~ III seattle, Mas "a isS9. sss.slfFey.
infaut son az Mr.. aud Hrs Charles Power,
afssi months and II siass
-
Advertisements under the heads 81 Is.zi.
Fnnssd. For sale. Fer Rent. and Situations
Wanted win ~ Inserted III thu rafe Ct 2
scHtf 4 wos'l for hrsz IH<egtians cessE q
wufsi fes zach Subsequent insertion. Pay.
raslst always hi advances
NoTIgE-Tb business once II the pasx.
II n IA CsAasltict advertisements viii M
received up 70 This hour,
The sssllauinx letters are awaiting asiyer.
tisers ii this office
sk Us z e ls''s1ssasass
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INK a. !. MCINTOSH, NJ. O. q. " s..
IL gradn4tc Of onfArio Veterinary Col
lexr. Toronto. Is preua-ed 20 treat diseases
Of horses. rattle. and other domestic AMI
mails with care and skill. Horxea bought
and sold on commission. Special attention
given to the examination 81 horses as 10
sonudnena- C0lEmbia street, above eec-
opd- Qpposite land offtee. Seattle. W.
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oerLrsrs .sNn ARTISTS

nR GEO. A. REICH ocuiIsT. AUR-
IL Isl. iaysaxescapsss. haylnx r~tuysse<a
ssasa nss trip % tae Ease anSs Kurufx, viii
lie fsez<Sd - rE1ef ais fprEssx pAzrvns
ssd oshsrs desiring bis services. e. his
issExser essscsa IN the yexse- fezry Bloek. -
SITE. " !. Ress1ence. curnsr xonrsh ana
M4r s.c. svf-*~
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ESGaNE1sRx AND DRaUaHrxnrN


nNsN THOMAS. CONTRACTOR ANp
SalEae-. flanx ant spees zsxfssns far
asshzzt sszs short n1ssee UHsre: Eoasa 4
STAR hssEk. Fssssst xsssst. Seattle. Waxh
NEyfys 4 nAKEE gRIcHAgn NV
~ ms sf.s and Chafses i. Baker. evil
enssassfs sat asshatsets Pszaz nes.,s sr.r
ssstsentse and sanitary weyks. fauasx
Ezkas. AID ksns-ss sssSssraeEsans rxllsssss.
pssssSxss sss1 xe1sras sHrswslax. hensAs sse.
ssxasa xzS snslt Eeeas tsArd r. Uasss
AAfsrk
go kkf 4 OWNS u. O. 66N RRY. Il
- a. 9sspsk czssf esxfn1eex farverursL
al egsSrxszssFs EAshe2gx ard axlsrR rsIf<
e esssks 1e<s<zess sn4a Ansix One.
&s'sass y snss 81. fesAsr a1ank l1xsea n.
ssezs=ss<ss lrzfssrsxx
~ y. AxDEkS<5S & CO. ExG61HErs
~ aNd trsaehfxmfn- eer7ne<e4 anwu-
snsr psAxx. ely, oQAn4z na4 a1tlI<iea wnr9
81 IT. eeinmhaa nRees& eoccnd 5oor frs-s
$<3E< Mmk go &cn<@fe ~
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the trustees
% the fund for the new building sor the
Young Mems Christian Association make
the FIRST call for funds according % agrees
nssnt, viz: ssl.eh payment 10 be made TO
the trustees OF buildsns fund on OF hviore
the following times: Twenty-Five per cent.
thereof upon the call of said trustees. 10
be nsasie by publication OF 4 nossGe az least
one wsSs ia sofaae daily newspaper In the
city Of SEATTLE, and Is per cent. quarterly
thereafter, without further cali or notice.
TIL the whole shall be paid Payment 10
be naadc " 4. r. Ferry, esd. treasurer. or
q. Carter. secretary Of trustees
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row In Seattle Mas "a issa ssssifFsy
infAut son az Mr.. and Mrs Charles Flower
aFtsi months and II days
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GENERAL ITEMS.

L n. GRIFFITH. nc MELBOURNE.
JAMES LlsDDT.
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n i've years old white strip In forehead.
three white legs. double circle on left fore
shoulder. Owner can have same by call
ing on J. G. Card, Duwamish river, and
paying expenses
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.ASTK3s~fNo wtANEs WANT RI
w silica IA Aatsss ehAnztzr~asz Al
ssrss = y. <sFe rs,sss snaesiaxwu ssgss.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

What will cure the worst case of dispep-
sis? What will insure hearty appetite
and Increased digestion? What will cure
general debility and give new lease OF
If? What will dispel neavous depression
and low spirits? What will restore ex
naus!ed mothers to full strength? What
aii strengthen nerves and muscles? What
will enrich the BLOOD? What will enable
YOU to overcome weakness, wakefulness and
lack Of energy? What will prevent chills
and fever and other effects of malaria poi.
SOL? Browns Iron Bitters. It is well to
know this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The Soldiers Cemetery is now looking
perfectly lovely.
One locomotive is On the stocks in the
Midland round house for repairs.
The little steamer Bartholdi will begin
running excursions to Occoquan Fails on
Wednesday next.
Tomorrow is the SEVENTEEN anniversary
of the institution of the Order of Odd Fell
lows in America.
The private car of the Florida Railroad
and Navigation Company passed through
here, Inbound, yesterday.
The Episcopal High School of Virginia,
near this city, during October of THE year
will celebrate its semi centennial.
There was another false alarm of fire
about $50 o'clock last night which again
brought cut the fire department and gave
the boys run.
A fight occurred this morning in front of
The Second Ward polls between two young
men, in which several others became in.
volved, during which one of the young men
was struck over the head with an umbrella
and cut, but not seriously.
The Alexandria Light Infantry to-day received
a consignment of buff leggings which they will
wear OH their trip to New York. The company
win also carry their guns which they recent
ly received.
petition requesting Gov. Lee to appoint MI.
Leonard Msrbury Judge of the Corporation Court
for this city is being circulated among the citizens
for signature.
A fine pointer dog belonging to Mr.. Geo. Ayers
died yesterday, and being cut open worm
three feet long was found in his stomach.
There has been almost a constant down pour of
r,in all day, keeping msny persons in doors.i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

COLLISION. "A collision occurred between
tvo .feicht trains on the Midland Railroad
Yesterday morning, between Mclvor's and
AgheFst stations. The trains were both
Fapusr freirhts, OH No. Is, south and the
other, No. p. north bound. The north
hana train was in charge of Eagineer Gish
and Conductor Robinson, and Engineer
Corier and Conductor Martin were IN
charge Of the south bound. The south
oonad lrain WAS running on schedule time
and tbs accident seems to have resulted
ir0man oversight on the part of the crew OF
thenorta bound train, which was off time.
Both earines were damaged and will have
10 be brought TO the shop here for repairs.
0le Il At ear was smashed and several others
slightly dam ged Engineer h. J. Currier,
Of Dauvlle, had three of bis ribs broken !;
Engineer Gjsh, Of this city, bad the muscl.s
ofhil ee strained Fireman Il. J. Hall had
biz ankle sprained and J. II. WingGeld and
Va Gibson of Charlottesville, and K. ii.
HAYES. OF Gordonsville, telegraph inemen,
Sbo were on ono OF the trains, were slightly
burned. Although the trains came together
si,h some force only one car, the flat, got
oitbe rack and the wreck was removed IN
aiew hours causing only slight delay in
lletunning of the other trains. Eogineer
G.sh came to his home in this city, and the
other men, after receiving attention, were
scot 10 their respective homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25
Hawkes. wonderful Glasses

"A we read Mr. Hawkes. testimonials
from Governors, Senators, Legislators, men
of science and distinguished citizens
throughout the United States, who testified
to having had their eyes improved, and
sometimes restored, by the use of his oele-
brsted glasses, we realize that glass that
will reflect such brlliancy of light as to ena.
BILE the wearer to see as in youth, and to
read by candle or other artificial light, sure
ly is to be desired by all spectacle wearers.
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by L..
Stabler & Co, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

WEDDING At St. Marks P. f Church,
Philadelphia, yesterday, Miss Emeline Rus
sell lnnRerich, only daughter of MIR. and
Mrs Henry IunSerich, was married to MIR.
George Dashie Fowle, formerly of this city.
Among the bridemaids was Miss Lee, OF
Virginia. The church was filled to over
loving with The relatives and friends of the
Young couple, and the number of lovely
giri' in their freshest spring attire and Eas
leT bonnets, made the church look like
huge eaiden of exoics Punctnally at noon
lie bridal party appeared, headed by the
eight ushers. eight bridesmaids, the maid
OF honor, and the bride on the arm OF her
ialher. AT tie chancel were the groom and
hlS best MAJ 10 few moments DR.. Mich
oiSon'S impressive voice pronounced the
twain one, aud the chimes rang ont JOY
July. a reception WAS held at Mr.. lun
gsIlchs house f,r an hour and an ele.
CANT eollsti1n was served. The presents Ecere
,,taautu' amounting to nesrly two hundred.
There was = largo amount OF costly silver. The
tlleIs were superb. The brides dress was white
la''ieand tor veil WIS an heirloom OF richest lace
among those present was Miss Fowlc, sister OF
.le groom, NJ, and MIS- Fowle will pass their
lloHeymoeu by u t. sca and return to spend an IN
~ mite time vi h tn brides parents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

For ell diseases of the kidneys, bladder or
urinary organs use Finney's Compound
Syrup of Buchu, a positive ard speedy cure
for the following symptoms Pain in the
back, insomnia, nervousness, muscular
weakness, vertigo, dizziness in the head,
dropsical swelines existing in men, women
or children, weakness arising from various
abuses. p.s blood purifier it has no equal;
it eradica!es from the blood through the kid
ueys, all uric acid and other .poisons leaving
the skin smooth and free from all eruplions.
BRoADUs & SMITH, agents,
Successors to 8 H. Luu!, Alexandria, W..
janl4 Con
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

POLICE REpoRT.-Laat night was clear
and cool until about o'clock when it be-
came cloudy There were five prisoners but
no dodgers at the station house.
The only case before the Mayor this
morning was that of the owner of dog
which had bitten colored boy. The case
was dismissed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

PROPERTY SALE.-Mr. R. T. Lucas auc-
tioneer, sold to-day at public auction for
Mr.. Ww. H Smith, City Sergeant, in the
suit of Armstrong, administrator. vs. VIM
II. Devaughn, the interest Of said Devaughn
in two vacant lots at Bowie, Prince George
county, Maryland, to Mr.. D. Ruben for $23.
The sale of the other portion Of he property
WAS euioined by Judge Keith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Mr. John
Ahern, an old and respected citizen,
died at his home, on upper King street, this
morning at II O'Clock, after long illness.
daving suffered stroke of paralysis several
mouths ago. He had been engaged in mer.
camilla pursuits in this city for long time
and was we'll and favorably known in the
city and vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

v.rrraL QUESTION death Of
SNORT of the corporation court OF
!3'so,,ris SAYS The Roanoke Times, has
n ',a.ei very nice legal question to be rails
10 the right Of the governor to appoint
.occas or. The constitution of the State
GOVERNOR the right TO fill all vacan-
-.etp offices unless some other meth
.t6.Ii5q them il prescribed in that IN
.s,a.ot and there is no other method pre-
.l f,r filing vacancies in the Office OF
coronation courts. But the revis-
,.l,,fp4 M esc,ibe that when such va
,sr.or,l,r. n any city the governor shall
i,.',o,,t. lie ulge OF some other corpora.
.,1rl 10 mold the courts Of said city un
:. ,bo racaucr is fled by the legislature.
vi, maintajaed by some that the governor
a,ot therefore, appoint a judge OF the
,.,sr,lrta corporation court, but must des-
some other corporation Judge to hold
10 conris OK the CITY until the Legislature
c,s new udge. We do not by any
rs.ps concur IN that construction OF the
lar n isp an that the legislature cannot
,sseaway from the governor any right or
,,,gs- grantel r him by the constitution.
s,l therefore he has the right to appoint
srd commission a new Judge of the corpora.
nan conrt OF the city of Alexandria, to fill
tbe existing vacaucy until thirty days after
;,e meeting OF the pext legislature. But II
he does NOT choose 10 exercise that power,
,ss statute gives him the right to designate
some ether corporation ildge to hold the
crorts of tho CITY of Alexandria until the
legislature elect a Bew Judge The statute
nj. rely enlarges the p0wer Of the Governor
-itcDud MT restrict it-apd ne can now
rroyie tor holding the corporation courts
Of Alex4ndtin, by either one of the two
nslbais. b. of which are perfectly legal.
Ts,sc..-li II ioual provision is the supreme
l,r Of ;i, State and "a the statute Ia not in
ctilic @lth the constitution the legislature
bad the right to pass it, and it is valid
hr
rhis pas the same view taken oflhe INST
Ter bv the GAZETTE on the day OF Judge
sgart'4 death, ma is, ii is said, the general
ngnioa OF the members of the bar. Judge
X ih. 1t is also understood, is of the same
ouien
Per contra the Richmond DiSpatct OF tod
,,, rhc Constitution provides that the Gov
ea9r sli,ll have power to I'LL pro tempore all va
ogcies M those offices for which the ton -titn.ion
.. iaa, mako no provision. As the law does pro
yrds how the v4cancy IN this case is to he filed
il /, not one of those cases which the laws do not
prov DC Tor Consequently the Governor mus. be
goyerncd hv the law and the Constitution-not
ly the Consultation slono-snd must designate
,he g lge OF some other corporation court 10 ill
ileullrr till the Legislature elects = rev corpo-
ton Judge for AleXandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25
A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfac
tory results or in case of failure return of pur
Chase prico. On this safe plan you can buy from
our ADVERTISED druggist bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed tc
bring relief in every cise when used for any at
recton of the throat, lungs or chest, suck as con-
sumption, inf animation Of the lungs, bronchitis
asthma, whooping cough, Group, etc etc 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to the taste, perfectly safe
and can always be depended upon.
Try it, Sample bottles free at E. s. Leadbeater
Il Bros. drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

Annual MEETING n, 81: kbolders of
laeJanney ca, GeuI ra Com! any hello their
s NJ meetinE yesterday ard reelected
Asl r. H JaUnyy, pre- -itcn Capt. X KEN
Der, secretary Col a Herbert, treasurer,
ana the old board of directors. The affairs
o. the company are in most furnishing
Condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

CHURCH ANNIvERsARY.-The Methodist
Protesfan he'd their sixtieth anniversary
last night, under the auspices of the Exten.
sion Society of the Sunday School. A re-
view of the church for the past sixty years
was read by Mr.. N. 8. Greenaway. The
children made their offerings toward repair
ing the church, which aggregated 1878 Oh,
the amount collected in three manths. Gold
medals were awarded Miss Annie Lucas and
Arthur Petit and gold watch charm to
n. S Greenawsy, they having turned in the
largest amounts. Miss Lille Proctor was
presented with handsome photograph al
BUN by her teacher for having contributed
the largest amount in her class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer lie guar.
anteed to cure you. Sold by E. S. Leadbeat.
or & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25
LOCAL MATTERS

section rsiu, clearing weather tonight,
tai '....ss.erlv wiudj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

Why WILL You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price l0ets.,
50 cts, and 81. Sold by f. s Leadheater &
Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

FISH Since yesterday about 100 600 her.
Ing and $40 srnA have arrived at Fish-
.tWn. Herring sold at from So 80 to 81 per
Ions4nd, and shsd al fsom SO 10 SIS per
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

THE REV. GEO. II. THAyER, of Bourbon
Ind. says: both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE"
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25

THAT HACKING Cough can be so quit ky
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-25


osff,RY ELECTION, which has been
IHa ,r- q. to day, has been conducted
10 ProIh, hot with more than usual earnest
QleH the me friends of the respective candi-
se'' =. y" municipal offices were at the polls
iae7 ~ and from that time till the
i d's ling o,' TO press every effort has been
ito. o, orjng out full democratic vote.
u. ~ ~ rain which has prevailed through
Ia' no,r Of tbe day occasioned much incon
oh mo-. - those engaged in drumming
5-a .-.,s,. bl, carriages and other vehicles
ay to' b,a been brought into requisition
Gi'lu n n Inc difficulty to some extent. OF
''''ya'a a. his hour it is impossible to say
egiIs III II he nominated for the positions in
F s.,S mere have been contests, all the can
' ',.l. snnearing hopeful of success, and
i.aa,ei ,; - some time tonight will the ordeal
t2 me- pssp brought to close. The follow
s'', aY NJ If votes had been cast in the
ny aos wards up TO four O'Clock:
e..; ssri '''-''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 265
..o1l ward 5OS
,.ri .......... ooS
~ card ...................-. ............. do
'' ,be democratic primary held last
100 zoo votes were cast.