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WATER Is SCARCE.

Citizens of BellevIIIe. H., win be Com.
pslied to Drink Something Strong for q
while.
BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, Oct. 16.-This city Ii
greatly asitated over water famine.
The Belleville water works company to-
day notified private consumers that NO
water would be furnished for several
days. The stream from which the water
works secures its supply is almost dry.
and the reservoirs are. empty. This
morning score Of manufacturing insti-
tutions were cut off, and nearly all will
be compelled to shut down. The water
works has not been a brilliant success.
and as this is the second famine people
are loud in their denunciation of the
conpauy
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wales scandaliEed the AnstrIan..

LONDON, Oct. l6.--B Baron Hirsch's ball.
given at his Austrian estates In honor OF
the Prince Of Wales, was one of the
most magnificent entertainments ever
witnessed. The prince declared that he
was enchapted and he remained until
midnight admiring the brilliant scene
The affair Is said 60 have cost the ambi-
tious host 250,000 horins. The baron Il
pouring money out like water in an al.
roctions in the effort toohtain foothold
IN circles from which he has been pro.
scribed on account Of his race. The
Austrian court Is said to be considerably
scandalized by the action OF the Prince
of Wales IN visiting an Austrian subject
who Is not recognized by 1t.
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A Dozen BnIldlnRa I,nrne.r

FAIRPoMT, Ohio, Oct. 10.-Fire start
cd Monday night In Il. II. Carroll's
frame business block, occupied by gro-
Gerry and warehouse, which was destroy.
ed together with the following Places:
J. Il. Freedman, clothing; Babcock q
Co, grocery ]. q. Darrow, clothing
Andrew kargak, saloon, Patrick Ma.
Cune. hotel and barn; Dir. Bennet, drug.
gist; j. ID. Newman, clothing; .. E
Lawrence, meat market; August Wolfe,
residences and ice house. The losa 81
S15, 900: insurance light.
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VISITING THE CRADLE OF LIBERTY.
mass@chnsetts Militia Hospitality Enter
tanned at PhiIadelpIaIa.

massachnsetts Militia Hospitality Enter.
tanned at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 16.-The Worces-
ter Continentals, of Massachusetts,, ar
rived in this city at II a. m., for two
days stay as the guests of the State
Fencibles. The officers of that battalion
received them at the station and es-
corted them TO the Continental hotel.
where the visitors will be auartered,
After a rest and dinner the Bay State
men marched to the city hall where
they were received with all military
courtesy by the Fencibles in full dress
uniform. The line of march was then
taken down Broad to Chestnut and 10
independence hall, where the column
passed through the hallway under the
Liberty bell. The column then marched
through Independence square, cut Wal
nut to Broad, and to the FencfbIes' ar
nory, where the guests were enter
tanned. During their stay in the city
the Continentais will be shown the
sights by their friends.
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SIOUX Cry, Iowa, Oct. The Evan.
gelical synod of Iowa hal closed week I
session here and will meet again at New
ton, Iowa, on the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der. 1881. The following figures of the
statistical tables will be of general in
terest; Number of ministers, Is; num-
Der OF churches, -; communicant mem
bers, l,6l2; valuation OF church prop
erty, $l7S, 100; asn0nnt contributed for
local expenses, SO ,B7B sS; Sunday school
scholars, 1859; ainoant contributed for
missions, etc, E2,44363; grand total of
all contributions, k46, ,D02 .16.
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CensnI Carroll WIN ne r.eeallen

NEW YoRK, Oct. ia Heraldspecial
from Washington says Consul Philip
Carroll, at Pslmero, Sicily, will prob
kbly be transferred 10 some place bfs-
Gond Italy, he having ceased 10 be- n
TO the italian government
Rnd the municipality Of palmero, on the
strength of his communications 10 the
|tate department, The consul Ia ques-
ion is an old empIoye Of the state de-
partment, and well known ia Washing
|on. lie win be undoubtedly given
mother consulate.
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To nnlla nnttts shin No. ..

WAsHIEGToN, Oct. l8.-The navy do.
bartment has awarded the contract for
building coast line battle ship No. : to
he Union Iron works, Of San Francisco,
ht s., 223, ,93S Work on the new cruiser
EyIl begin at once, The feasel, which
Egil be Of tho first rate, win probably
l,e named the California, following IN
me of the bin recently passed Congress,
Ehich pTescTibes that vessels az the first
| ate be named after states, second rate
efter cities, third rate after rivers and
Eourth rate after battles.
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wiz Need some Ala.

FoRMAN, N. D., Oct. lo.-Reports
from various portions of Sargent county
are to the effect that some of the settlers
will need aid before spring, the wheat
crop having been partial failure for
the past three seasons. The commits
sloners have appointed L. N. Babcock,
w. 5. Buchanan and A. Helgerson a
committee to visit Minneapolis and St
Paul to confer with the railroad offlcials,
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FOUR ARE INSANE.
Terrible story of Domestic Infsflelty and
a e.. las Tragic Results

Terrible story of Domestic InfeIIelty and
.a Its Tragic Results.
ST. Louis, Oct 16.-On October sth,
Ars, Mary Brennan, a St. Louis woman,
jumped from . running, train near
Clarksbury, W. Va. and fed to the
woods, She was the wife of John Bren-
nan of st. Louis, and in d fit of demen.
tin ran away from her husband taking
their seven children with her. When
she jumped from the train she was ON
the way to Bethlehem, Pa. where she
has a brother. The children were taken
IN charge and forwarded 60 their desti-
nation. They told a story TO the effect
that their fathers cruelty had
Driven the Mother Crazy.
Two of the little boys went insane at
Clarksburg. Yesterday the police found
John Brennan rayiug maniac in his
home on Michigan avenue. He was very
violent and was only secured after fierce
struggle. He was sent 20 an ASYLUM,
just after he had been placed In ooniine-
ment the chief OF police received q tele-
grisn stating that Mrs. Brennan had
been found, and was in good hands and
Ia her right mind, but tie husband could
not comprehend the good news when ii
was told to him.
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Population of Knnaas.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Tbe census
Office has announced the following popu-
lation statistics of cities and towns:
Kansas-Hutchinson s,67s, increase l.
Newton. 1902. increase 3.OOl !:
Wichita 23, 1S5. increase 1884. Popu-
Mation Of Kansas /, ,423, ,4s5, increase A.
$50.
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NEW YoRK. Oct. 10.-Scme time ere
Mayor Grant asked the police 10 make =
count OF the population OF this city, be-
iisving that the figures given by the
census enumerators were incorrect The
police have finished their count, which
makes the population 1,Ti0,TI5. Ths
census figures were l,0fS, sol, which 4
over i97 900 short of the police count.
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AtcAultne Released.
Re-eleetsa senator srorrl,,.

MoNTPELmR, VT, Oct. lg.-In the
senate Justin = Morrill, received 27
votes for United States senator, Edward
j. Phelps received 1. In the house Nor
rill received i57 votes, Phelps 56. Both
houses viii meet in joint session at noon
and formally announce the election AZ
Senator Morrill,.
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soar Rallers In oanrsm,ion

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The board Of man
ayers Of the National Soap Manufactur.
ers association met here Tuesday TO
make arrangements for the convention
which began Wednesday. The mem
bers declare that there Is no intAntion u
form trust Several hundred dele
gates, representing leading houses OF the
country, are present.
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WHKEsBARRR, Pa, Oct. l0.-Four
men were severely burned by an explo-
sion OF gas in No. 1 slope Of the Snsque-
hanna Coal company At Nanticoke. The
concussion was very severe and the
ttmbering in the mine was shattered u
splinters. =
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CAIRO, Ills, Oct. l8.-An Illinois Cam
tral passenger train was derailed al
Mounds Junction, the engine leaving
the rails and running upon q side track
while crossing switch. Fireman Rob-
ert Stout, Engineer Van Patton and Ex.
press Messenger Sutherland were badly
bruised,
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Minnesota Tsaptlsta.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. l6.-The Minnesota
Baptist anniversaries began at 10 a. m,
the general meeting in the First Bap-
tist church, the ladies at Plymouth Con-
gregational. The day was devoted to
hearing and discussing reports.
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FrspI.Ay, Ohio, Oct. 10-The stand
ard OH company has again reduced the
price OF Buckeye oil, and now pays but
S2s cents, drop of 8 cents 4 barrel,
within two weeks. This condition ar
affairs has aroused the small operators
and producers TO high state OF india-
nation.
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THE PRESIDENT TOOK ADVICE.
Nc Extra Session Of Congress to Be Called
---The Cabinet Against Tt.

-" E-Atf1 session 90 SohEfeas to Bn called
The Calainet Against &c.
WASHINGTON, Oct l6.--It is stated on
good authority that while the president
was much In doubt as to whethag or not
|he ought to call an extra sess ION of con-
|gress, conclusion has at length been
Preached which settles tine question in
the negative. The question was consid-
bred at meeting Of the cabinet Blaine
|Windo1n, Wanamaker and Proctor are
paid TO be strongly agaiIzt 1T, and Mr..
blaine has put himself emphatically on
|record on his position. Ii IA said that a
determination was reached that no call
Pc issned until after election at ANY
bate, and Ii IL thought hardly likely that
Pie question viii then be seriously con-
kidered
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A College DediontesI.

DEBORAH, Iowa, Oct. I6.-The Nor
wegian Lutheran college, built In place
OF the one burned couple of years ago.
was dedicated Tuesday with appropriate
ceremony. The college cost about S10O,-
600, all of which has been raised by vol
untaTy subscriptions within the synod.
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stoIc NIoahntIIat neear.l.

ALBERT LEA, MINI, Oct. 18.-Some-
body entered the parsonage of the Meth
odist Episcopal church ON Sunday night
and stole the church records. The
building was vacant and the theft has
just been discovered. There Is no clue.
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Wheat - Cash, sl-O014Gl. .30l6A October.
sloosA; December sl.o3s41t .osSs. May. sL0Tss
bid.
No. Corn Cash t9s&c. October, a0lAo: No
vember, 4epac: December, ssl654sA4c, May, az
u52j&e.
No. oats--oe.obeF, toI1c; December. a0o,
May. asl41AlaAc
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Cattle-Prfme steers, S4SO1e4.a5; others-
$t206A.70: cows, heifers and, bulls. sI.00n2 So
Texas COWS. si.s0a20.
hogs-Packing grades, S4.OOen4.2O. shipperu
SA-35Dt60; light, s4.300A40 for bacon; single
sort, Sa.t0sbA.aA pigs. 8200nGDo.
sheep-Natives, sa25D4.sG Westerns a lnn
4-S5: Texans, s3.50aAe0; stock sheen. sseSY
asa @~T WV
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Sc. PauI Union Stock Ward.

81 FaaI Union Stock Nardn.
Hogs-Light, Ss.GS04-2o mixed. SOCIAL Is;
heavy, o.. .en1AI5
Cattle-Good to choice fat native steors.
s2.7bG5.OG cows, sL1562.00 common cows
1ocDl.T5; bulls, Sl.00al.6S; milch cows.
SI2O002s.o0, veal calves, s2.Ooa3. So stoakars
Sl.50120G feeders, s20o1a.6O; butcher steers.
e2.50n3.0O.
Shesp-Muttons, s3TOQA00: feeders, saOan
a.70; lambs, ss.s514.5Os mixed, sssOa4nn
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Kanaas Gay Live Stock.

Cattle-steeTs S5.aE14.o0: oows AL Ola9 an.
stockers and feeders e2.s5Qseb: range stenrs
te.m12.o0 range cows, si00al01.
Hogs.-An grades, ta50DLI6; bulk, a4Ao
N4la
sheep-Lambs,l s3750425s good 10 choice
muttons, s4.oOGA.s9 stockers and feeders
s2.s5aA50.
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Duluth GrAln.

wheat-The market was dull and inactive.
bat closed some higher. Closing quota
ti0ns are October, sl.0iIk December, sI 08,
May, s1i0Ia: No, hard, sl.0igk No. North
srn, stsAo; No.s Northern, sittc. Reeelpta were
s9a cars.
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lhrne snols nn -

riERRE, > ID. Oct. I6.--Susan b. An.
thony, Laura NJ. Johns and Marietta
Bones spoke on woman suffrage TO a
crowded house here.
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whoat-No. hard, October. 0o,; on
track. sl.0G NO. ! northern. October, o5aSc:
Noyembe ssssc; Decem Der, e7ssc May, slGs9;
on track, WlS0gso No. northern, Octoher.
NC; December, etc; on track. a3Bko.
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NINE lncHEs OF SNOW.

A Tive Days btorm Enjoyed I'm Northern
Minna*sta and Manitoba
ST.. vTcESr. Mimi, Oct. 10.-Snow
fell all day Monday and continued
aeariy al das Tuesday. During the
forenoon Of Tnesday the snow melted
almost as fast as it fell, but about noon
It grew colder and at 8 p. m. the snow
began 10 freeze. Tuesday morning the
j 1n the telegrrh wires was about
I inches thick Wires were broken
in many places and telegraph commu-
nication was interrupted In the after
noon. About nine inches Of snow fell.
Rain Is now falling.
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WNNIPEu, Oct I8.-The worst storm
OF the year is On here. There have been
two days of rain, and for the past thirty
hours furiets snow and wind storm
has been raging, making pedestrianism
Q very unpleasant fern of exercise.
business has been very much affected.
Telephone wires are all tadgled, and
telegraph wires, particularly those to
the south, are Knocked out. The grain
exchange received no stock reports from
Chicago. Thastorm has not affected
the train service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Tho work of remodeling the II. P. Church has
/. rn commenced.
xr Fenry Strauss in closing his safe this
m, ruing caught the end Of his thumb in the door
and u it COM petely , f.
As t, morrow "wednesday is the festival of the
trsnsfe urstion Of Christ, Grace Church will be
open at III. There will be celebration Of
the hoy communion.
Capt W. H Smith mas in his yard, on north AL
fred street, q peach tree with about fifty bne
peaches on it. This will am ct constitute the
peach crop of the city.
The po,toftce yard ia now kept i'll better condi-
ion than for !ong time past, and is really a
beautiful spot The flower beds are filed with
b light and lovely flowers, which attract genera
attention.
colored woman named Davis, living on upper
Cameron street. last night attempted 10 commit
suicide by taking laudanum. RestoIatives were
administer ed and the woman walked about I'LL
the effects of the drug had worn oil.
Some X itoment WIS caused on Prince street
wharf last night ny the refusal OF the managers OF
the Forcstcrs' excursion to allow young man TO
come aboard of the boat The young mau was
accused If GREETING disturbances on the exculs ons
he attended.
During tho meeting Of the Patriarchs Militant,
|. o. O. F., ugust Sd 10 10th, the Penn sylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion Ii ;kets to
Chic .go st single fare for ths round trip. Tickets
will be sold till Angus 9th, valid for return until
August 11ih.
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The Central American War.

A dispatch from San Salvador Gays that
Gen. Trungaray, at the head of the Guate-
malan revolutionists, has taken Chiquimaula
near the capital, and that the losa Of this
place has obliged the Guatemalan govern
ment to concentrate its troops toward the
capital. The Salvadorisns have won more
battles from the Guatemalsns. Two more
pieces OF artillery have been captured by
the victorious Salvsdoriane, and the SALIVA
dor troops are now firmly established on the
Guatemaan territory, within forty miles
from the capital Of Guatemala.
A Guatenaan dispatch says 1t i5 untrue
tina; an attempt was made to assassinatt Pret
ident Barillas, and denies that the reVo u
ton is CT Importance. The diplomatic
corps hss offered to negotiate Ia inc IN
tere ia OF peace, the fer has been accept
ed, and IL is expected that peaceful get
Element will be arranged within few days,
President Birillas says he will not resign,
and that he prefers death to surrender.
Dispat cbes received by the MEXICAN gov
eminent COL firm the report OF the probable
lily of the intervention IN behalf OF peace of
the foreign diplomats in Central America.
President Ezeta's only terms are the recog-
milton of bis government, and the NOT -lntel-
veDtion of otner powers In the Interior gov
erpmeut ofSalvador.
President B1grau. OF Honduras, has hang
ed lot of revolutionary leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05
Remarkable Rescne.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, III, makes the
statement that she caught cold, which settled on
her lungs she was treated for q month by her
family physician, but grew worse He told her
she WAS hopeless rictim of consumption and that
medicine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton she bought a bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from the first dose She contin-
ucd its use aud after taking ten bottles, fonnd
herself sound and well, now does her own house,
work and is SIS we'll SIS she ever wos. Free trial
bottles OF this Great Discovery at E. s. Lesdbeater
q Bro q drug store wholesale sgents) Large bot
ties ;10c and ST.
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DRY GOODS.
BiClb8rg's Bargain Store
THE WEATHER Es WARM.

We arc having somo pretty hot woathor-hotto
than we had it last summer but there is one con-
ISOLATION in the fact that its Discounts may be ma
terislly esscned by observing tho rules of health.
not only in what We eat but what We wear. In
selecting articles OF wearing apparel one shou'd
be governed not only By texture, but by bosnty.
These two points considered, tho last, bnt by no
mesns the least to consider, is the cost In pur-
chasing our stock we have paid strict attention to
these three esscnsials-TEXTURF, BEAUTY and
PRICE. These we have happily combined, and
take pleasure in calling the attention of custom
ers to few items which we present ss pointers to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05
DRY GOODS.
n Store closes this
evening at 8 o'clock.
Saturdays at 1 p. m.

Eleventh Annual Special Sale Of
Mems, Youths, and Boys Unlaund-
cred Shirts Twice a year, JAN
uary l and August l, we have
these Shirt GALES, and each excels
the other, both in the quality we
give you and the quantity we dis
pose of.
We have told you before we con-
trolled for this section the products
of one of the largest, most enter
prising, and most progressive shirt
factories in America, Each shirt
represents the best material, work,
style, fit. and finish possible to put
in it for the price asked Our SOC
Shirts are equal to the soc ones,
and all other lines better in proper
ten.
1000 Shir S, made fcom cotton
same weight as Wamsutta, pure
linen bosoms, front and back of
shirt re-enforced, double stitched,
3-ply neck and waist band, felled
seams; size IA to 16a Only SOC
each.
1000 Shirts, same weight mus
lin as Wamsutta, pure linen bosoms,
} front Of shirt cut out and 3-ply
bosom set in, font and back re-
enforced and double stitched, all
bands 8 ply, felled seams; sizes II
to III. Only soc each
) This same Shirt, with plated
bosom, ten plaits will compare
favorably with average shirt at con-
siderably higher price; sizes IA to
II. Only 62ac each.
1000 Shirts of Utica Nonpareil
muslin, linen bosom, front cut out
and 3.ply bosom set in, all bands 3
ply, linen faced, all seams double
ielled, front and back REINFORCED,
French placket sleeve faced, each
shirt cut full So inches long and
straight way Of muslin sizes II to
III. Only 62ac each.
MEMS Department, 1913 F stroet>.
No. Goods delivered in Alex
andria.
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EYDEoPHoBIA FROM AsPIDEE's BITE. little
spider bit John McG,a'e On the leg few days
ago at Briageton, N. II. Little WAS thought of it
at the time but Sunday McGrate's leg was terri
bly, swollen, ami he raved sn6 froihed ia an in
sane manner especially when water Was brought
before him. His symptoms are very much like
hvdronhoIia
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FRUITS AND JRLLIEs Il have In stock q
large assortment OF preserved fruits and jel.
lies left over from last season, but which are
in as good condition ss when made. These
will be sod at greatly reduced prices to
make room for this seasons stock No glu-
cose or calves-foot jelles are used In these
preserves. H. 81. ARNOLD,
Washington Pickle Works,
100 King street.
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CONSTIPATION has MANY Victims

and the eudeavor to find relief with the ca
thartic. the irj scton. the aperient and lax
alive are distressing. These are resorted
to time and again. until the sufferer is a
most in despair, as he gains only brief re-
spite.
By taking Simmons Liver Regulator. the
bowels will be gently moved 90 naturally as
il no medicine had been taken. Regularity
in taking the medicine will soon effect q
permanent relief
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d.l, notorious gallant, was decoyed to lonely
spot in Chicago Sunday night by Mrs. Sol Price
and her sister and vigorously hOrsewhipped. A
week ego The Count was badly beaten by MI
Price who the next day entered suit against his
wife for divorce. The trouble has been patched
up, and the ouhiding of the Count was Mrs.
Prices affidavit that abs lie no longer in love with
the Count.
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WANTS.
LOST.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

OFFICE OF THE OURDAN & KOLB EN-
" CRAVING MACHINE, ENGRAVING AND
MERCANTILE COMPANY, 123 south Royal
street, Alexsndris, Va, July 18th, 1890.
By order of the Board OF Directors of the Our
dan & Kolb Engraving Machine, Engraving and
Mercantile Company general meeting of the
stockholders thereof is called to be held at the
ofics of the company 1913 aouth Royal street,
Alexandria. Va, on THURSDAY, the 14th day Of
August, 1896, st o'clock p. m.
GEoRGE (. En- ElMasM0NS, President.
jy11 30s JAMES F. BROWN, Secretary.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink

a fItdSdHI ItUIUU UIIHh
For biiousness and constipation, take Lemon
Elixir.
For Indigestion and foul stomach, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take Lemon
Elixir.
For seeplessness and nervousness, take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take Lemon
Elixir
For fevers, chills and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail You in any of the
above diseases, all of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr.. II. MOTLEY, Atlanta Ga.
5cc and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists.