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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-05
Dancing Giants of the Desert.

Curious atmospheric conditions o
the desert and high plateaus at certain
seasens Of tho year produce strang'
phenomena , bat little understood ex
eept by persons who have long lived
in those regions. The dry weather il
Nevada has produced a host of gian'
dancers there. Formerly they appear
cd only in the Spring, the Peranega'
and Humboldt valleys being theil
rendezvous.
Now they are down in Lyon coun.
ty, far to the southwest.
"These dancing giants or Waiting
sand augers," said Judge Kelly OF
Phoebe yesterday, "are puzzlers to all
scientists. How they brace up and
hold together so long is what gets
them. On a quiet, sunny day, you see
y little handful of sage brush soar aloft
on a light breeze.
Some more joins it, until it is as big
as your body, and then the sand aud
rocks and soil by the bushel begin to
AoAt INV tuC HudSb HUH VIC lT0uUU.
ascending upward like a column. It
is soon as big as a telegraph pole, and
all the time gaining, and ere long it's
top may be reaches, 1000, may be
5000, feet. While you are watching
this one probably three or four others
will spring up, or a half dozen will
come Waiting down from the upper
end of the valley, having travelled pro-
badly twenty-five miles and TORI ND
the soil like a steam pillow in their
Waiting and zig tagging.
"Ihese are some of the things | saw
last week ten miles below Pische.
Horses sniff the air and get wild when
they see them. The augers tear up
the hillside, smash houses like n cy-
clone and suck up men like a water
spout. Then when they have spent
their force, quit sashaying, and hav-
ing lost their cohesive powers, they 20
all to pieces in as strangea way rs
they were formed, and there is moth
ing but a pile of sagebrush, stone,
loose boards and what not, to tell
what they once were. Strange thin. gs.
these dancing giants.-San Francisco
Eraminer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-05
He would net interfere,

The following is translated from Il
late number Of LIE Figaro, of Paris:
On the boulevard a crowd gathers
round a lady and a hackman who are
engaged in a very lively discussion
over the question of the amount of fare
that is due.
Suddenly, a gentleman of rigid
countenance and official bearing AN
tlloritatively cleaves his passage
through the crowd and demands stern
ly:
Here, here! What is this about ?
What is the matter !"
"The matter, your HONOR" answers
the worthy hickman, sis that madame
owes me for driving her around town
for two hours, and she won't pay me
for more than an hour and a half"
cha! Well, madame, what have
YOU to say to thisf Let us hear your
side of the question:
"Ietook this mans carriage, sir, lust
I'm hour and a half ago, and | am will
ing to pay him for that time, but not
q centime more"
"Hum! Well, driver. are you sure
that there is no mistake that it is
just two hours ~
every sure, your honor"
"Well, madame, and you insist that |
YOU will not pay him for more than
one hour and a half?"
II will not. sirm
The stranger reflects for a moment,
and then says severely:
swell, settle it between yourselves:
it is none of my business and walks
away.-Exchange
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dob Work done neatly, scientit.
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SENTINEL job printing office. Main
STREET. h+'ween st. Philip and st.
Louis streets
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9IIA Grsgs: ~.

pr Henry : Nalkmaf
81 " Bell.
tureE Aug Nittclstaedt
ksor-lalnes Berry
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attorney u " Bell
kinen-lst Ward |. VI kaere ber, RF'ta.
Nortel ii Ward " i S;.tsaaefs,
bses Baird sd Ward Z a kiEst.ds"n,
NV phelen
Marshal, Stree, Commissioners, smlllHs
fpeetof aud Fire Warden ~ i simmons
ErMal-G hartes Sa'ellfe.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
" Bell, 5 { Jones, ] i Ettma15 Il
E.diord. Irving Bath, . " AHttlaaa
(ies tloeimuth.
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FOg DYSPEPSIA,
Ayers SarsapaYia'a

Is an effective remedy, rs numerous tesflme-
mas eoasIasseIy prove. "fos two years
/ WAS constant sufferer from dyspepsia
and liver complaint. | doctored i long
time and the medicines prescribed III nearly
every case. only aggravated tile disease.
An apotheeary advised me to use Ayers
earsapatilla. | did so, and WAS cured
at a cost Of s.. Since that time It has
been my family medicine, and sickness las
become a stranger 10 our household
believe it to be the best medicine on earth
p 4 McNulty, IIaekman, - summer ST.,
howell, Mass
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,cryd and Meade re-enfofee,hsl,'s aa.,sr ,.l, on
u the scene and tie crisis 81. 81 49, ~ First
Cemetery Ridge vas over, bae III, sne !, men !. ~
Minnesota vas gone Forty seNea III a. -
rallied on the return Fifty Were ~ 80 ,s,r1, =
dyjng and three times that . num- ~ lever
,.onnde1. Not one Was lilissins' ~ ld.,aa ll,,
soul surrendered, and 70 nan !, - aoaSsn sassn
: ,ha ar,leaI aud left the ranks fofos 7ssseA
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FK.tTEaS lTlE~.

DYAL ARCH MASONs, MlEhAAh
Chapter No ID. Stated conversations
nd and fourth Thursday q each la1ntft
- +. IN Visiting companions eaftttstts
lei A. j. BLEsEK, HIGH lItats
as DotGLAss, sec.
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FOR DEBILITY,
Ayers SarsapariIla

Is 4 certain cure, when the complaint oriei-
mates in impoverished blood was
great sufferer from 4 low condition of Ito
blood and general debility, becoming finally,
81 reduced that was anit fDI wark. Moth
ing that | did for tie complaint helped lie
sd much as Ayers sarsaparilla, 4 few bottles
Of which restored me to health and strength.
take every opportunity to recommend this
medicine Iii similar cases z e G. Esiek, II 4.
Main St.. Cliliicathe, 0hiat
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A DASH FOR TUE C0LORS.
The FORLORN CHARGE OF The FIRST
MINNESOTA AT GETTYSBURG.


Copyright by Ataan,an rress Association !
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y. t. W Meets first ana third Aah
day evenings OF each month ~ u as'5t'
lisll Visiting brethren cordially ihYlse,' !,
I.JosEs, Recorder, Z. + GROVER, ~ ~
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RAND ARMY OF THE REPG BLit,
Meets every second and indftti SasIsa
l,at =. ~ sharp, at the 1atft ii9'ts.
comrades visiting our city are liiflts't
r. with rs. b w. DiG9s, Commander
nos, flTcn, Adjutant.
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OF L. T. SEDiWICk DIVISION ~
r BIB. Meets IN s,rilaiert- Hall, Milbah \
~ a. III. the first and third sunday q easil
bnth L. MATHEWS, hlrt
EusTAcE Foss, Sec.
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q g. F.-SYLVAN LODGE ~ -
Meets every TUESDAY evening ~ 5sflI.'
Hall Visiting brethren caIttaiiN NY I
En- EMAStIL. y y.
>, LrsBER6, see.
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!, A u MlRaHk LODGE =

f.S A. VI MH.BaSk LODGE ~
i Stated meetings At Sti,ter ) itatt 81
n Thursday evening u seell month
Ptlns brethren are cordially lnsltet % u"
/. q. kNArp, " A.
Tnos. /. BorcK. Secretary
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IlRDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
a Mllbank Division M 81. Meets ~ ~
,is Hall every second and fourtil sni'i"y :
y. III. All members a tilt order eoi'its
invited. 4. \. JOHNSON, 1llei 1oAa :.
foE HORNE, sec. and Treas.
y. q. q. T.-Meets every Friday eye
hng at Masonic Hall, and cNteads
Ptdlal invitation to VISITING natabefs
!, WM Ro GERS, Y. Z.
|0csslE THOMAS, Rec sec.
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,DyFEq sINt RATES

IL m % 90 80 oo' 80 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03
&S(zS55
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
j, PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.


PARIS, Nov. 3-Gen. Cas- e:nau, who was
an ade-de.csmp OF Emperor Napoleon III,
is dead.
LONDON, Nov. 3-Mr. Gladstone hss de-
ciined to stand IS a candidate for the recSci-
ship of the University of Aberdeen.
a heavy gale set in yesterday mcrnipR
along the coast CT Devonshlre and the storm
is stil prevailing. A quantity OF wFeckage
has come ashore and 1t is feared that there
has been disaster st sea.
ct. PETERSBURG, Nov. S.--During cir
Gus performance here ooe OF the trained
horses suddenly made an attack on TIT
manager of The circus. The horse KNOCKED
the man down, bit him and trampled upoo
him, mangling him in terrible manner in
full view of the spectators. The Gar and
his family, who wero present, abruptly left
the building, and general panic among the
spectators followed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03
a Bloody Feud.

BIRMINGHAM. A'a., Nov. ga feud
which has been brewing for some time lear
Cropwell, st. Clair county, broke cut yes
tsrday. Two prominent families are inVol-
we'd, Fonz, and Powell Hancock and George
Norgher having been cunning for each
other for soma time. Yesterday mcrnipe
For z, fred two shots at Norgher, but miss
ed him. Later 10 the day Powell Hancock
went to Norgher's house and the two rlen
opened FIRE on each ether. At the fourth
shot Hancock fell dead. His brother gao
flieuds are now bunting Norgber with the
intention of shooting him on sight. Friends
have also rallied around Norgher and ss the
principals are prominent men ia tbe!r neigh
borhood AID have many friends, bloody
fsht is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03
vIRaIHIA NEWS.

A negro letter carrier has hesn appointed
in Danvilie.
Mr.. Robert @. sslden, 9 worthy aud
wealthy citizsn Of Gloucester county, died
on Saturday. He was eighty -one years old.
The mania for speculation 10 Southwest
Virginia ia universal, and i5 Ia feared that
the result will be disastrous.
To Baltimore Saturday the University OF
Virginia foot. ball team wss defeated by the
Priucston College team By score OF LILO
too
General, Fitzhugh Lee has been elected
president and general manager OF the Rock
bridge Company, which is the main mover
10 the building of the new town OF Glasgow.
Thomas Brown has sold Evergreen
Home" his farm near Lincoln, Loudoun
county. containing ITO acres to MIR. VIM.
Martip, of Suffolk, for $50 per acre.
Philadelphia capitalists have incorpo-
rated new coast line railroad from Charles
ton, 3. c., via Wilmington, N. O., to Nor
folk.
Ovens & Taylor shipped GA Wednesday
from The PlaiDs. two car loads OF fat cattle,
weight about 1850 pounds, to Baltimore tor
shipment to Europe.
After an eZctlng CONTEST runoIhs WI
Eve DAYS the CHEESE tourney OF the Virginia
Chess Association ended in Richmond Sal
urday night with Mr.. John A. Kinnler, Of
Lyncbburg, ss winner, Mr.. PeDdleton, OF
WytheviIle, second, sod Mr.. Landon, oil
Richmond, third.
Two young men have recently oaen ez-
PEELED from the Virginia Military institute
The cause for this was the refusal OF the
cadets to give the officers of the nstitute IL
formation demanded regarding some o.
curenoe on the campus grounds. An effort
ia being make to have them relnstated.
A movement has been instituted In Rich
mord, having for its object the raising oil
monument 10 Commodore Matthew +.
Msury, "The Pathfinder of the sea-" whose
contributions to maritime acieDce have been
such lesson to the mariner and 10 COM
meroe.
Il Ia understood that Hen. J. L. M. Curry
will accept the agency of the States edaoa-
tional fun J, g position tend him 10 baiti-
more. Oh Saturday, by e4-Presldent hayes
and Dr.. D. E Gi!mer, COMMITTEES appoint
ed for the purpose. The fuad consists Of
81 COO OOO to be devoted TO the education OF
the Degroes OF the south. Dr.. Curry ID al
present agent for the Pesbady fund
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

KsIGHTs TEMPLAR.--At the recent ses-
slon Of the Grand Ccmmandery OF Aolsh's
Tsmplais heid at K9aooke, the follow
inc officers were elected:
Wm. J. Tcfner, j., Norfolk, grand com
asnder; James l. AVIS, Hrrrisonburg, de-
pusy eraud commander; Frederick Green
wood, Norfolk, grand geDeratisslmo: + 4
Dowuhern, Alexandiis, grand captain-gel-
erai; Rev Geo W. Dame, DanVllle, grand
preiare j. Pa:ke Corbip, Fredericksburg,
grand senior warden; John I. Parham,
Petersburg, grand junior warden; VIM. i.
Allen. Richnont, grad treasurer VIM. B.
Isaacr. Rchmond, grand recorder; E. Il
Miller, D.nv;ile, grand standard bearer J..
V. Bidsocd. Redmond, grand sword BEAR
er; J. z. Capers, Richmond, grand warden !;
E 9. sheibu.D, Petersburg, grand captsie
Of tne guard The officers were installed by
the Grand Master OF the Graud Eocsmp..
nent Of toe Uoited States. J. P. q. Gohio, Of
Paos sylvania. Tue Grand Oommandery
end the Grad Chapter Royal Arch Ma
soug who $50 met In Roanoke last week.
each contributed $3.50 TO lie endowment
fnod OF the Mapuo.c Home. Both bod'es
sili meet next year 10 Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

The G. 6 O. CANAL.-In Washington
Judge Cox on Saturday heard in the cases
OF G. s. Brown 81 al. against the Chesa-
peake and Oslo Canal Company ('orso'-
dstedl the application Of the bondhoIdeEa Of
1874 for so order similar TO that made IL
Judge Alvey 10 tbs Maryland court 10 d.
liver Inc property TO them.
The Judge made the ordor ssked fer. TIE
order (, cites hat il the frus: ees under Che
mortgage of June 8, 1913 shall within
thirty days deposit 10 the Farmers sGd
Merchants Naliouai Bank Of Baltimore L.
the order of the surviving trustee under
the mortgage OF May 10, 1873, sun cqla
to the principal and interest due all tbe
bonds secured on that mortgage, to be pGi:
over to the holders, or dep0slt money or
bonds In lieu, ne provided Tor 10 the dscre0
OF the Maryland court (Jadge Alvey, aal
cause to be published notice Of The fact an (
bring into court $50 600 for the payment
OF costs and expenses, inciudley compeu-
sation TO the receivers, the said irl5svaS
under mortgage dated lS4S) shall! DO sub,c-
gated in place of the bundncldeIs of 1873
and 10 enter into possession OF the prcrertS
AID 10 use and exercise the faoChiSes of
the company and by May / 81 theif owu eos0
put in repair and operate the cacai Us q pu
lie waterway. They are required TO pa d
current expenses for operating and keeping
1t In repair to reimburse tbs trustees ote
amount provided 10 pay the costs Of ttese
proceedings both there and in tne Washing
ton county, Md court the expenses sr3
ompeusation OF receives and of the tfns-
lees under the mortgage Of 1873 lha
cause ia reteiued for such other orders az
the nature of the CAUSE may require aha
for the determination Of tue rights ad
priorities OF the parties, snd It's nsde
without PREJUDICE to the rights OF pss@es
claiming liens on she revenues or GU aoi-
tracts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03
POLITICAL.

The republican city committee o. E,c
mond request republican votes 10 tae I'M I
ds,ric, aud ha. city not 10 vot'.
MIR BIsine tpoke ia PnloGeIpbie "a :
day, and Mr. Patrison nd a eIest rec'i =
oon, closing his campaign. Bolhibe zen ,.
cla aud republicans c1im Pennsy lVaa .
On the guberpatorat ticker.
Both sioes 10 be New York municifsl
oont-st are Ga ming ne victory il srTsu .
Of Tuesdays election.
Tbs increase N cos Of neceesaFies GU q
ny the MoKloley bill ie 'houent 10 have u :
6uced d serious dekctiou from tho iepul p
can ranks in the Nosthwest, espccisl =
Michigan aud Illinois.
J1hu NJ. LaUg.ion has published an =
dress 10 the republicans OF he fourth dr.
trict In which no reads General Mahrpe ou5
of the party !!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

The Century Magazine for November has
been received from i!s publishers, the Cen
tury COMPANY, New York. LIS contents
are Lincoln sud his Son"Tsd," An Ameri-
can 10 Tibet, Two French Sou Iptors, Ine
pagnbroker, Lie in the White House in
the time Of Lincoln, The Courageous Action
of Lucia Rchmond, The Epitapb, BereaVeo,
A Legged Ct Cd New York, Sunset and
Shore; Love, CIT and Time; Colonel Carter
of Cer.ersviIe Lucia Sgnorilli. The In
.tructiop CT S.. Cosmo and ST. Damian, Ear
ly Victories of the American Navy, Yester,
day. The Printing of the The Century"
On the AodetsonvilIe Circuit, The Fist
Emieraut rrain to Caii!cfn MIA, California,
dow London ia Governed, The Raturn CT
ms Dead, Toe Century so ooh Anniversary
Forestry Ia America, Sporting the Egypt
,ans. General Lee and the ''YaLkee" IN Az
dersonvile. Toe Builders of she First Monl-
tor, The Flag Fiest Hoist'd In Mobile, a
Letter from Lincoln wheu in Congress, Hor-
ace Greeley 81 Lincoln's First Nomination,
An Etror 10 "a Single tax Upon Lanu'
George D. Pfen,ce aud S. 8. Prentice apd
Bric-A-Bfac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

THAT General Lee will be reelected is IS
certain as any thing can be that ia yet 10
the future. But were 1t otherwise no."
would 1t appear to people 10 other parts oil
the State, and in other States, IT all tho other
districts in Virginia. even those In the
black belt, as is probable, shall go against
high tariff, LApgston's ideas, and the Force
bill. the Alexandra district alone, shall Din
the South -haters. and take sides against its
own State and against the South?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

SUICIDE AND MURDER.-A most horrible
murder AID suicide occurred at Columbus,
OHIO, yesterday morning. Tuns Amack,
divorced map, shot and instantly killed
Mrs EJzabsth Andersen, a woman who
nd s.nsraled from Der husband, and of
yhom Amack had becoms enamored.
amsck isa divorced man with three chill
aren tbs eldest being bog OF 20 ysars.
Mrs. Anderson hes Also three otloreu, one
a son of 20. Mrs Andersen s'goihed her
intenriop Of sciag baok to her husoanh
soue Gsys asc, snd Amack threatened to
stI her aud himself, 100, ii this was dons,
and he did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

PREACHER AND PuBL1CAN.-Lsst week s.
F. Copyer, colored minister in Chsttanoga,
Tenn, who luas saloon as side Issue,
had lively record. Sunday morning. he
preached; Sunday afternoon be had MS
wbiskey mill ia full blast Sunday night his
bsrkeeper knocked msn 10 the heaa 10 MS
presence; Mondsy afternoon he oroke
neavy teaeup over bis wife's head; Mondsy
uixbt there was livery row II. ois nohse !;
Tuesday hs fred at a man, end wednesday
hs Sss before the Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

In TIE improbable event of M Hume's
election tomorrow, who would be gratihed
Auy of the old, tried aud true democrats oil
the city, district. State or nation No, not
one. But Messrs. Quay, Cialkson ard Dnd-
ley, and Nj. Speaker Reed, and the misce
genstionis:s Fred. Douglass and LsDgston,
the latter of whom says Mr.Hune is Almost
if not entirely a republican, and all the other
Soutt-nate.s, would throw up their hats at
,hs defeat Of a democratic candidate In Viz
giuis, the only sustained accusation sgainst
whom ia that he is the son Of Gen. Robert
E Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

THIS IS 8 free country, and, in this district
at least, 10 body will deny that every man
ia it has the right to vote according to the
dic,aion Of his own sense. fancy. interest OF
preiudics. But that doe sn't alter the fact that
a man who votes against the regularly and
fairly nominated democrat candidate,ano fof
a candidate suppoEled,as Postmaster AgneW
saws. BIZ 95 per cent. OF the republican party,
eau be called democrat with no more res-
sou than would be- evinced by calling Mr..
Mile prolectiopist or MIR. Mckinley a free
trader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-Il is rumofed thai
the charter of what Is known as ths Wssh-
ipgton std Western Maryland Railroad,
has been secured in the interes. OF the Bal
t;more and Ooio Railroad. Ta.s charter
covers a steam railway lice from point
north of the ,queduct bridge, between the
canal and the Potomac river, to the Distric1
lire above the Chain bridge, ard thenee
north and west unGtr a coDieppoEsneone
charter 10 Wilransport, in Peonsy wanna.
Il is not known how far The Baltimore ana
Ohm will ayal Itself of these charter Tights,
but it ia said that that pert OF tbs ROAD pc
tween Georgetown and Great Falls viii be
begun within the next thirty Gays AID
finished in short time.
Il is reported that the MtSberry trac>,
very long and parroW tract OF Rroubd yiDg
between the Potomac river aad the cans,
aid extending from Etes' laiii to tae Cbain
bridge, has Been bought ia the interest OF
The Baltimore and Ooio corporation.
substantial wall could De built along the
line Of the Potomac from the stons WITH
which Ibis tract 10 covsTed. and power
enough could be obiaiasd from tue Potomac
on the frontage thus secured 10 make
sac0Gd Lowell.
There is 40 doubt that the Baltimore and
Ohio peopis are 10 esrnes, to Lave SOUTH
err connection, as surveys have heen maze
whioh strike the Virginia line about the
Cnsin bridge, connecting with the main
line near Sligo, and the value otan entrance
70 Washington city near Water street @ili
be iaes.iDaDie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03

All those who have given it g trial y
no: be without IL. l. cues. Dr.. Blu 70
Cough Syrup.
The t,es of deepest root, is fouad les
willing to leave the grpund" end this coud
once have been most truly said c; chTC 10
pain of any sort Bat after the iapse OF 80
many sgss, e sovereign remedy nss b.en
found 10 Salvation OIL, every prcvid, 70
householder should kept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03
lCoMMUNICATED.
IOUM Ell
The Hand of Esau. but the Voice Of Jaco

The Hand of Esau, but the Voice of jacob
In view of the eifJrts which are being made y
certain persona claiming to speak fer the repul L
can party, to convince tue and honest republic;
that it was inexpedicnt TO make nomination at
Mane.sss let Tho IN recall the old Eiole story OF
Isaac and his some, Essu and JACOB. Sooner o.
late. they will End whose nfuencs determiI cd
the shameful movements Of the men WHO De,
trayed their trusts and handed over their ps =
to the aliens. Shall We never be rid OF the BE- e
ism of Malone RUE hhPUBLlCAN
Fdirfax county Nor. 3.
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AS CONCLUSIVE proof OF tne fact that the
present republican administration regards
the government as partisan, and not ma
tional sffair. it ia Only necessary to cay that
the public mint 10 Philadelphia was closed
l.st Saturday, and ell its employees given
hoIisay and directed to swell the crowd that
received Secretary Blaine on his arrival in
t1at city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-03
TEX A N DRIA. "
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 3.

THE SoUTH-HATING legislation OF the
present republican Congress and the section
81 animosity exhibited by the republican
a iministration have driven the white men
OF the South together sgaie, 80 that greatly
increased democratic maj osities are conl-
dsntly expected in all the southern States.
Loppstreet, Alcorn, Cameron, Mosby, ana
thousands OF Others who left the democratic
party for various reasons. realizing the fact
that the trend of northern republicanism
IL toward attempted negro rule 10 the South,
end therefore toward the ruin and destruc-
tion of every material interest in this section
are now ac;iog with the democracy. with
ths psnsion and tariff bills in operation, end
The Force bill in view, there can be only two
parties in the South now, the white and the
bIsos. A few white men may like the lat
fer batter than the former, hut not many.