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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-15
Try Werthheimer's $3 shoes.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

The ticket placed in she field in this
State, this year, by the pa'tv of pro
lection to home industries should. and
will undoubtedly be, elected from top
to bottom. Ii any candidate fails of
election, it will he because thu people
will not b. true to the mselves lie
National X publican party has full
filed all its pledges to Idaho, and
more. II tie government had been
conducted for the sole benefit OF
Idaho, it could not have done more
for US than It has.
1t has given US S,a,ehoo |; remone.
TIED silver and protected lead, aud
thus added largely to the valu. Of,
every kind of property in Idaho, be.
sides securing to the miner return
for his ore OF % to 10 per cent. more
than he could otherwise get. Ia
recognition Of past favor-, and in
order to secure fuitl-r benefits, such
as free coinage of silver and the cons
sinuej protection of |. ad, Idaho must
do what she can to continue the Re.
publican party in power. Idaho pro
duc-s OVER ONE HALF Of ali the lead
produced in the United States, and a
couple OF years hence will produce
OVER THREE FoURTHs of il. We
Therefore receive more benefit from
the tariff on lead than any other state
in the Union.
Fortunately for Themselves and the
people, the Republicans have put in
the field q ticket that is in every way
worthy OF support. There may be a
weak name or SO upon IL; but no
patty was ever known TO nominate a
ticket which VAS thoroughly accept
able. II this could be, there would
not be two parties. But the R-pub.
loans having at least equally as good
cond,dat~s Ms their opp ,nents, and
being in the majority, they should,
and will. elect their tickle, entl,e.
For Governor they have put in the
field
GEORGE l.. sHOUP,
tina ideal OF tn western pioneer, who
has given entire satisfaction to all
who have known him. ut any period
OF his eve, tful career.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-15
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neiShbOrs talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the MANY who know
from personal experience just how go. d
a thing i. is. If you have ever tried it,
you are one of its staunth friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it IS,
that when once given IL trial, DR.. King
New discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. If you have never used
it AMI should be afflicted with cough,
cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble,
secure ~ bottls at once and give it fair
trial. 1t is guaranteed every tilAe, or
money refunded. Trial bottles free at
Hewitt i Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-15

MIR. Brunrr has held the position
hef.re, y h. u tassia was n I ii,rlud. q
IN the District. Were the election
confined 10 "o'd Alturas," hr would
b- returned ny All overwhelming
majority. But Cassia Is Democratic,
and may reduce is vote some~ hat.
Their. is no dou' OF his ell. ctinu, how
ever; and, when he is in Office, the
people will find HIM always a. his
post, always zral'us, and Always the
SAM AFT, ruoon" Bruner that he is
every da. in tn year. Mr.. Brn"-r,
With the 8. lf-ahnegatlnn 50 charact.
eti. tic Of him, is now il North Idaho,
at his own expe nsr, st",nring for Fro
lection to Lead and the Free Coinxg
If Silver But his legion of friends
will SEE to it that his Cause does lot
suffer by his absence.
D r MUNRO,
the candidate for jo'"t representative
from Alturas, Logan and Bing ham, is
u machinist employed in the railroad
shops ut Shoshnne, and a scholar.
young head OF family who owns his
b, me and b. Ii, YES that Idaho has u
bright future. He is imm. ns-Iy
20, .ular wherever knnwn, and will r.
Give majority in each If his t"r. e
counties.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-15

P. H. Kinney, ex sheriff Of
Alturas county, has been visiting Pc
catello for se> eral days Pat is we'll
known rry~h-re. aud was an ex-
oep,ionally good ficer.-Poca,elIo
Tribune.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-15
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At BAILEY, IDAHO.
Sept. 10th, 1880
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler hiss nled notice of his 4, ton q
said proof will be made before the Rceist, and
Receiver ~ Haley, Idaho, on October ii. lso0
VIZ; E,.ii W. Zaspel for the southwest qu rt4 Of
tnr nhesst quarter, the west half II the &C nth
east quarter. ard the snutherst quarter Of he
SOUTHEAST quarter of Se' ton tvs nty seven Town
shin one north, Range thirteen east.
re names the following witnesses to prove his
con.nu JUS resid' nee up IN. and cultivation or
sara Ina. viz: Lswia la Wake. Joseph Jones
N Wnndrashek, and NJ. l.. Wis. of cu,,,I
Idaho. 49, " 0'''ai'
". T. RILEY, Register,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-15
LETTER. LIST.

List of Letters remaining III the HALEY idaho
Postofice for the week nding September 10. 1890
Persons calling for any of these Letters will please
say 'Advertiaed."
Anderson. August Gritzmacker. Fred
ms rOuR, W. 4. Gliddin. y. b.
Bwken, +. q. Linds rom. Ike
Euens, q w. Mead. ,lie A.
Cook. Aiss May Humphrey, n. A.
Drake VIM. Ray. John
h&rmtn. G W. Sniv ly, J~s.
HSElm Z. Hhpma-. Samuel A.
Hardy. y. b. Wood, Thomas E.
EDWARD ANGEL. Postmaster
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

CHICAGO. March %. "A late special
says that Metropolis, IL small village in
Illinois, about thirtyti five miles from
Cairo, was destroyed by the storm and
several hundred people killed and IN
jured,
Specials to The Herald report that
violent storm of wind, halt, rain and
snow prevails all over the nor Invest.
in some places approaching the fury OF
a cyclone. Heavy snow it;is fallen IN
Minnesota and Dakota, the poop
Yankton amounting to twelve inch VI.
In Kansas, Nebraska and iow3 WHY
thermometer at late hour shouctures
drop OF 80 The wind way in onneor
we're in southern nmnois and rS"'
As Olney. His, a number OF I the prin
were demolished aud unrooletlon apt
many people injured, but only =,
three fatally. Miss N. Spop 4 irst, The
bnried in the ruins of her millihat gives
and seri usly injured. She rjsnced mo
cover. -.,,
-ple,eiv crushed and the fan mis- that will
shss ruins. but all escaroo ' Val
3 Asa-scept Mr.. Matoo0 more men.
Next corN1ition. nerican Bridge
y orSs that's ! large number of
skilled workmsh t &; d this industry will
also add to :heir present larger plant,
hndlng it necessary, in order TO supply
ne demand made upon them for work
: ''.," Next comes the Roanoke
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
scni, nelp. nis N1lnen

Mr. CARMEL, March SS.-Tw buil,l,o -,
miners at Hon w. L. Scot "u
this. vicinity, have be- heav
months. Yesterday Mr.. large force q
check Tor 81. 1000 for, the
instructions to draw '"s iast-men
needed. This. WITH Next in order i;
Sps~ls-se'otzz 'ti1d Western and shsnon.
aoan VALLEY railroad repair shops;these
shops give employment to a large mum.
Der OF workmen This is the end Of
Tile elvlslon Tor the Norfolk and West.
ern and the terminus of the Sbenan-
ooah' and the employees of both roads
are paid ofi'here, making a total of 500.
ooo Per month paid out here from tbe
&c" enterprises mentioned. In add
ZION to these industries is a number Of
smaller enterprises, such as will be
found in the subjoined list:
Gas Company, capital sl2o 600.
Electric light, both arc and incapdcs
cent.
Wa'sr works, the finest in The STATE 6
ost $3.50, 600.
Virginia Steel Company, capital
5000 nO0 :
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

ct al! "f which is pad TO The c,,,x.,
IS Roanoke.
: h"S an excellent fire department
: The Roanoke Carriage COMPANY j,
erecting an extensive establishment
and have large field in which the,
: W VIII operate extending into North
Carolina and West Virginia
ROANOKE has two large flour mills.
Tie largest of which has elevators with
capacity TO store $4,000 worth If
grain. -
SO much for the different indus,rie,
already established and row doipa
honrlshing business. We will mention
some lew industries that are III process
OF organization:
The Steel Plant, Cotton Mill, Hard.
ware Forge, West Eud Yards. md
. Agricultural implement
Boot and Shoe factory, and
,u"oer OF smaller enterprises, all
nese together with the completion Of
'e hoanoke and Southern railroad t
'"cn Is being pushed rapidly towards
uF city and is now completed 10 Mar. r
nsSlIle' the county seat OF Henry. a,
Ill add fifty nor cant
opulatlon. Jul piesei ~
We will also mention some imnrov..
' ems ), that will be made here by the an
0rioIk and Western railroad and their up
soclates Sub rosa). First tho 90,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

8 /. 4. 4 EST.

& IS e,ss q
i ss,sils Aorras
Z. BAlrass MN tlcr t st 6
rick Ii efs the!
Cat sic ssE more,
:coan &, aud y aged
30 years is lille Falhef
Laaagl,an Svassiris clllfch awaiting
the arriFal Of ths funeral of Mrs Srosss
of Eutleryilies AtacN it4sols eItsefed the
place viii. d big pistol lasdis hand: He
said e. 81 &, asT
aftsr, ain gong TO shoot you,
! Sd: il. 40 III won do that, boy! 4:
Bat M;sc Nichols did. and flied q bullet
into; the pfiast 81 neither RICH & leg The
5priest raa out of tl,e church and took TO
The fields. ,Niacssicliols III hot pnrs nit.
He IInest L two more shots, both OF which
took eifecrsin Father I.anaghan right
leg above lhe knee
lie .shootiaess attracted attention End
) the sexton took 10 the woods, but was
soon captured and taken to Towsan.
8 Lanaghanis injuries are painful but not
serious. MacNicho,s says the prIes1
treste. / him hadl and frequently kicked
ami Gu Tel him. Tie priest took Mac
Niclloi uttS of an aims house q year ago.
MacNichol was hurt about the head
in a street car accident two years sag0
and has been regarded as mol OF sotnu
mind
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

u oiilce bu-iuiug VIII. u-
0o""'e us present confne, then bel
gan block the streets around and
5 ABOUT their freehold, Including Hotel
hoanoke to which well-known hostslrv
VIII be added l25 rooms, which sdd;
t'0n Is now under construction. the ma.
'efial used IN this Improvement is
stone and frame; all of which will be-
executed In the best workmanship
manner. The Gouble tracking of n,
Norfolk and Western will add Iarsel, |
10 The population of Roanoke. TIN.
WORK has been let and The contractors
are now preparing to begin their work
The Roanoke and Southern railroad
M''il us terminus and headquarters a,
'oanoke Is now building rapidly to.
WARDS Roanoke, and this road will be. !
! work at this eud within airety DAYS p
rom the 18th day of February. 1890
lhis will assure for Roanoke an in -
'lease over her present population O .,
wenty 10 thirty Thousand people. .,
1hat you may understand what %
'oanoke is doing we will give You the nj
mount expended or improvements in ~ ~
IL city from February 1886. TO Feb ~
'ary 1857 az compiled by the Herald: W.
The building of business houses 80
louat to sl,9l3. 100, amount spept
on residences s6Sl,47O, making a
ma total of 50 594 $40. This does
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

NV inc'une Industrial inyestmant or
JOINT stock companies.
Notwithstanding the vast amount .,
money spent in SO large number of
e houses today it is almost impossible TO
ind vacant house. AS field sor = 2
Vestments you could not find a better
pace In the South or North. 7. sl,,.s
'een said and justly too, that no n,sa |,
las ever invested in Roanoke real es.
ate who has lost money; yet you must
not infer from this that You can realize
upon all property alike. If you will
call upon US We are satisfied we car
pace you where You are most likely TO
Feailze quickly; you must remember
suu pear this in mind we cab sellsseu
in any addition toj
We have been Matted
less here for number of - 3
re personally acquainted with tb.S
tensions of every lot upon the marx
ia we respectfully invite .all strap,
10 "llhln our gates" to make them.
IVES al nome with us; we have am
: room 10 make you comfortable and
Il conveyances are at your disnos,1
we may merit Your fayors.
are respectfully,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
$z ~ HOPERTY IN ANY PART FoURcITV


house and jail COS, 1000; Marke
muse costslO,CO0; has twelve churchc
iepfesenllng nearly every denomina
.'o". mas large wholesale trade en-
oracins sixteen of the most produot;r
counties in The Cd Dominion. This
.tade also extends into West Virginia
tennessee il and North Carolina.
The only city ofany consequence
"''hln two hundred miles of Roanoke
10 'ne city of Lynchburs by the James.
u.a Roanoke is the headquarters Of
Il nearly all the mining COMPANIES opcr.
atins in the Southwest.
:. Has the Roanokc river passing along
It's border, furnishing unsuynsssaG
wafer power fer manufacturing MR.
poses. p'f-
5000. canning cost
one thousand miles of railroad now
operation focus at Roanoke. r
.oauoSe street railway and trans 4
O IL, is now in ful! operation. {,
The bonded debt of koapoke i H.. -
"n mat OF any city ofcqual siz. in the q
'u'n' being less than 5000, 900. The ii
'"N IS u % cts. lighter than tba, -
any city III the South and under he nc
AZ ar'er can not be increased. -
LIE railroads and various msnuEac. NJ,
10 Ing enterprises of Roanoke lave \,
n,hIv pay rolls aggreeatinp sooo ooo -.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
sn,n nler Rssort sreeaiatioa....

SEA lfiRT. N. j.. March % THE re-
Gently organized Spring Lake and Sea-
Grit Land company mas decided to pur !.
chase all the property owned by the
Spring Lake Beach Improvement COM
pany and the Sea Giirg Land improve.
nlent company. which lies east OF the
railroad at Sea tSirt and north OF, the
encampment grounds. a temporary
organization has been formed upon the
subscription OF S5p.000 and permanent
organization will lie elected next weeS.
The plumber of lots to be purchased Is
1915 and the capital OF the company IS
to be, STJe, O01. divide | into SlG0 shares,
to be paid for in 20 per cent. instalmentS.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
barro.s 400 win strike.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. March eS.-Fom
hundred employees OF the Sheldon Axle
company will strike today. Some time
aco ti,reexs,en were discharged when
work. w;l lack. Last week other men
were hjsl iii their places. The re-.
mainJeI the employes objected ano
aske9 thstS the old men be reinstated.
The X auest wa; refused. The hlilghE
of Labor sustained the men and ordered
q strike. AS 50 per cent. OF the mel
are ,Anights of Labor it is Thought tna'
every man in the shop will strike.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29


.raa pI"i ing mills, capital. $50 r, =
e virginia Packing Company, capita
: $4,000. capita
$1,000, 600. D' p'u''
Headquarters Of the pocabou,as
Coal Company, The largest coal onero-
tors in the world.
Headquarters of the Norfolk and
We s'efn railroad which employs 300
clerks also Tie Shenandoah VALLEY
railroad which employs IS CLERKS.
- "eaoq""f'eFs oiihe Washington and |
Western Railroad Company.
Headquarters of the Virginia Miner,
railroad Company.
Headquarters of the Roanoke and
Southern railroad.
Tubbs Eneine Company. cani,,,
100000.
h'ie's Hydraulic Engine Company. y
apijal s25 900. r""' ?
has ten hotels accommodating | 900 fl
uests. '''V u
Has nine building and loan associa- 81 -
% capital stock combined $1,000. of
Opera house, 775xl7O feet. -
Public buildings three school tn
u-rs assregate cost $50 con: Court -,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
RuMoa RS o. DIRE DISASTER.

i cyclone of AVN. severity Devas.ates
rho West
ClNclNNATi, March ss.-It is reported
that ,aany hunslreds OF lives have been
lost at Louis Wills, n.y., Jacksonville,
Ind, and neighbor,ns cities, tornado
having devastated the region. No &C.
curate reports . obtainabie. Runor
places The loss of life in Louisville at
1900 and in Jacksonville at 500. It's
reported that the principal destruction
at Louisville was in the western part OF
the city.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
!, t..nrrn.u,sts nisnlurcs.

BERLIN, March 23.-The Conservative
members OF the Prusaian landtag are
preparinga con sratu,atory address Is
Prince Bismarck on the occasion OF his
10th birthday, next Tuesday. Tie adj
dress will express in fervid language
the memcers high appreciation OF tRuat
ex-cllancelo.'s services to the fatso l,t,
land. a coaiuii,sse OK the hesstas N'''''
tiona Liberals AMI tae leaders of.2ant al
parties in Ressc will also JON iHomes II
dress as IL tribute to Prince Bisp
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

;I3fOneIlisfi gsouB %
:basS, eyer disc vered. 9nly one 'slz "a
,a az bottle PRICE; at J ohnsen VI
T3nHsoA rasess e pa
SSoap ma AZ SO t8 ail9
s 4 ann Hnicis
pal eleet sss|
SfeFd& mil 3 ssass ki l4es
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
n, ~ frnm. ,he Knins.

-
Long after tue flames in the ruins
had been extinguishel a body was dug,
from beneath pile of brick and
mortar md sent oyerto Yeager's morgpe,
on Twelfth street. 1t was SO burned
and bruised as to be mrea ogniZahie.
The scattered remains of another body,
supposed TO be thoss of q Coy, were
found by,,as fire company and turned
over to the police.
Still later Il third body was found.
The driving storm of sleet and snow
that set in shortly after the explosion
made it nearly impossible for the tire
men to contnve their search for bottles.
There are four dead. all unknown;
About twenty employees were burned
and Jfuised more or less seriously a
..naan, name unknown, was blown to
the edge OF the river, where he was
picked up by u tug man. he was badly
bruised about she head.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
q Eg:IlE1.
AIN * .os80B OF STARCH DUST.
i asy Desire yeil

wv
aissseses OF sIsn Fexrfoiiy Burned a nd
q P,absbiy Four ssiIsea Outright IN
accera OF rho Refinery sRefnao Inforinas,
.tisss n;iscaIty In Identifying Bodies
Il ann sseertaipins Who .sre siissinss
CHICAGO, Much IS Nearly q Store
of men were fearfplE burned land
bruised and probably four lied is.its
right last evening .hs the pIosion of
starch dust IN slss annex of the hlee,
sagsy rsfiners at the foot Of Taylor
street The building was literally
sbicwaato pieces. large section Of at
landed in the river and the reat is lying
il, hea For y distance of two blocks.
Owing to5lhe reticence of the officers
of the sugar refinery and ignorance Of
the most OF their employees it is nearly
Impossible TO get anything ike com,
plete list of the men who We're at WORK
In the starch building and nothing like
d correct estimate OF the number PROB
ShIy liIlpd
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

AIf persona having acant PROF ereyd
iews kddi ti0n or elsewhere slnII
FEC southern port ion The City, arg
ressosuesSad to call and LIST eale: salle|
|sussf Ems 81 anca. us I've have a. on
EssessiaiafT ssSf sf,fa0perty ssf st kind
r. fRS
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

ency,, / s.
&lhaf fotso@ ~ I'm sequence
/. rs loss oil s.ie:nory, Uni
Siftidsp ni;l instlie back, dim
So,l premature old age, and.
tiseases that lead 10 in-5
assumption and Il preema7
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29

al
lsA @ S pSA ~ y
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
We CENTS
ID WIND
AXE OF THE
IND.
I'D IN RUINS
Destruction
p. Three Hun
o' Fire ADDS
We CENTS

1.-The Fall
ION the banks
|wo days ago,
yer, is now
LOT her sons,
fe twinkling
4 daughters
Side of hun
e injured.
Slle terrible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-31
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Hsilowe'en.

Halloween.
The District OF Columbia estimates 10:
1892 aggregate s5.266,9 lO
There will be service 10 Grace Church to-
morrow IAN Saints Day at s. N.
There was another heavy ffost last night
and thin ice formed 10 e1poaed places.
A marriage license was issued Ia Wash
ingtop Yesterday to Philip IJrael and Her
MIME Hsas, of Alexandria.
The first hop osthe season will be given 81
MoB1rney's Hall Tonight by numoer Of
young gentlemen of the city.
During the month the Clerk Of the Coz
porstion Court has recorded 5S deeds and Is
sued marriage Licensees white and co.
ored.
Al Behring's yesterday, bookmaker J. J
Carroll was assaulted By one of the numer.
GUS parsons be he's personally otended at
the races.
Mcs. Nj. L Wells, of Chattanooga, Tenn
the National Organizer of the W. G. 7. U ],
will deliver an address in the M. Il. Oourcn
South this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
We have received an Invitation from Mr.,
R.M Fryer TO be present at the launch Of
the Howard Csesard," which Is to take
place at R,msa5'4 Works, Locust Point, on
November 5 b. The vessel ia built ca MIR
FrSer's new pan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-31

and when the sale is clio; ed Is will 90 to par
with bound, thus ,eal'z z nevers hundred
per cent. profit. We repeat aealn, msk no
mistake. This movement IS MT forced, it
Is bern OF the needs of The p!sss hour, d
is at once hsalthfa p,an for max; e
money, By keeping abreast vi b iha tins,
while ofering good ga uee 10 al Investors
Lee the eroaktrs Gro Il act thou Ike :
,i7le mar, a6n pa. ,nr gi:nf: 'n'o re
Nor W,si stock. aud .estsvs l. :rai rs:
the purchase Of oae or 70 gre lois on tie Gay
of Gale. 1t ought to strlka 90 as rather nr-
likely that property Immediately atjoiniDR
Alexandria, aud within twenty minutes Of
tina most beautiful city 10 the world. should
decline In value.
With therefore, an absolute assurance
against los. and the prospect of large gains,
what ought you to do in this matter?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-31
DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD e. LoTHRoP, J
CORNER 18th and F STREETS N. W,
WASHINGTON, D. c. }
Friday, Oct. 81, 1890.

To dsy, Friday, is cur regular remnant
day. IL is our istom to keep q clean
stuck. and to do this we select from each
department. All odds and ends broken lots
soiled or damaged goods, and offer them
lust rs they are at greaty reduced
prices. For example:
rome nights ago the rats found their
way into our Mems Glove Cabinet and
played havoc with the ssock-soms being
badly dsmagel, others slightly. We have
divided them into three lots
Lot has pairs. Remnant price, 90;
per pair.
Lot 2-15 pairs. Remnant price, Toe
per pair. -,
Lot 3-25 pairs. Remnant price, 81
per pair.
The Original" prics OF these was from
$50 to 50 IS per pair. The sIzes range
from ca to 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-31

HALLOWEEN AND ALL SAINTS DAY =
To morrow the fesuea of All Saints and
Hsilows'ep or the vigil of All Hailowa, oc-
cu-s tc-nigh, All Halloween wa'. 10 Eug
lsn6 and Scotland long considered the occa-
sion for harmless fresiio revelries with many
ceremonies as a means OF divination, by which 10
discover 8 future sweetheart. These divinstions
Sill smuse the young folks Of all English-speak-
M communities aad tonight many in this city
will So nd pe4sant moments in trying their for
tuaes aud eudeavoriug to discover who their
sWc, thsarts will be Some Alexandra boys amuse
themselves throwing cabbage stilks st the doors
of housss All Sainta' Day is Observed in all Cath
ojc and Episcop. chu chez, aud few Methodist
,4urches take that occssion TO hold speca! prayer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-31
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