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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
NEWS CT YHs DaT.
At the sheepebead Bay raee3 yesterda!

At the Sheepshead Bay races yesterday,
Tenny beat Firerz'.
The quinine manufacturers of Phlladel-
phia and New York, are urging Congress to
strike off quinine from the free list.
The public debt statement issued shows
that the net decrease OF the public debt dur
ing the month of August was 1888 WHO.
The Nsw York weather Office reports that
the summer Just ended has been OF about
the average heat of the last twenty years.
About 6 900 bushels of oysters arrived in
Baltimore yesterday, and were qntckl y solo.
They must have been caught before the sea-
son opened.
Senator Shermsn's propositions looking
to reciprocity with Canada are thought to be
intended as an Offset to Secretary Blaine's
South American scheme.
It's reported that the Spanish mission
made vacant by the resignation ofeS Cover
nor Palmer, of Michigan, has been offered
to ex Senator T. G. Plat, ofNew York, who
declined to accept the place.
The cotton crop of the United States for
the commercial year ending with the close
of August, 1890, amounted TO 9ll ,322 bales,
exceeding the largest crop ever grown oy
265 4S9 bales, and the crop Of last year by
373 032.
The Quebec line steamship Orlnoco ar
rived at Hamilton, Bermuds, from New
York Yesterday after passing through one Of
those terrific southessterly hurricanes, which
ewept her decks from stem to stern and
nearly sent the vessel to the bottom of the
sea.
The New York San Gays: 1.-THE threat
ened assault by John L. Sullivan upon the
drama was made yesterday afternoon al
; Niblo's Garden and was repeated in the
evening. The famous pugilist played par
10 a new melodrama, called "Honest Heart:
aud Willing Hands," and did it as well and
as badly as could have been expected"
Supervising Inspector Osst decided yes
lerday in the steamer Virginia col
li.,on case TO revoke the licenses of PHO
Rhusrk, of the Louise, and Captain Bohan
nan. of the Virginia, both of whom be De
cid, d were to hlane for the Louise Virgins
collision in Bal:iuore harbor recently
| The captains have the right to appea! iron
this decision to General Dnmont, at Wash
inptOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
Foreign II ews.

LONDON, Sept. 2 "A new Atlantic STEAM
chip syndicate has been Incorporated. The
chairman Is the Lord Mayor of London. ! he
intention is to form company with cap!-
tel of $40 900 900 to work the route between
Milford aud the extreme eastern pert Of
Labrador.
The British steamer Portuense has found
cred near Anegsda island, British West To-
dies, and the captain, four officers and +
men were lost.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-Turkish soldiers ct Jeru'
salem have expelled the Franciscan Fathers
from this city. Tae French Conaul protested
against their expulsion but without avail.
LISBON, Sept 2.-King Charles is suffer-
ing from an attack OF typhoid fever, the rt-
suit of drinking polluted water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

To ROUSE A TIP5Y MAa.-Oficer Tom
Wilson, of St. Louis, tells the Globe-Demo-
crat the best way to arouse drunken man
Is to pinch him under the arm. II was iuitl-
ated into this secret of the trade several
years ago, while patrolliDg beat in toe
Fourth district. found q drunken fellow
lying acrots the track at Tenth and Morgan
streets late one night, and it seemed impoe-
sible 10 arouse him dubbed him over the
soles OF his feet and rolled and shook him,
bot he lay az limp as rag. just then an
old gentleman came along and suggested
that pinch him under the arms. Ihe
ffect was ect ical l had him awake cue
fishtiug mad at ooce Ga another occasion
Sergeant Plercs tried tee same experiment
on a sot at the Fourth district citation, VINO
was delaying the Black Maria. The man
stood it for awhile. and then sudds1ly open
ed his eyes and dealt the Sergeant blow
that would havo felled en OK. The treat
ment Is dead sure thing, fetches them eve
ry time"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

Took AN OVERDOSE OF MoRPHINE.-Mfs
Jesuria Rord Conkiipe, q young aod hand
some woman, disd CT Sunday at Mrs. Par
sou'5 clearinghouse, in Washington, from
the effacts Of an overdose of morphine. Core
ner Patterson, who wac called in 10 investi'
gate the Circumstances decided thet the oy-
erdose was al accident mrs. CocklipR went
to Mrs. Paraon's on asst We ioe:d4y AID died
Sunday. Her mother came TO Washington
Sunday night from Philadelphia, end yeete'-
day took the body to that city, Mrs. Conk :
ling Ia ssid 10 he tie daughter of the late
Harry Rord. Of PhilAdsiphis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02


Mr.. WEXFORD CoRBIN of the Farmers
Alliance says: 1--WE arc working civil
service reform that means something. and
while we do not propose to inaugurate
third party, we intend for the present, with
she servatism characteristic CT sgricul'
turists, to work with the political msj 'rities
in the different districts which will heed to
the letter our behests" According to this,
the Farmers Alliance in the 4:h district OF
this State will work with the negroes, who
have large political msjcrity 10 that dis
trct. AS Mr.. Corbin is member cf The A.
lance, he certainly ought to be Informed
concerning iss intentions, but 1t is hardly
conceivable that the farmers OF the Peters
burg district intend to work with Langston
and his negro followers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
Snicide of a Young Wife.

A melancholy incident occurred Sunday
10 the email village Of Il laid, Russia. Judge
Soodik, highly respected resident and one
who has bean local justice for many years.
and man Of tome 70 gears, married girl
of Is about six months ago. The bride was
an Innocent country girl. who had never
been nearer to large city than the small
town where her husband dwe!t, and was
possessed of such surprising beauty that she
at once became q sensation when introduced
by the Judge to the LEGAL society. The meet
ing of tbs maiden and the Judge was re-
mantle and of the Maud Muller order.
When the newly made husband found that
his wife's beauty created such sensation
be became nsaneiy and morbidly jealous,
curaileh her erjoyments, limited her
goings out and comlngs in, brid!ed her
in every possible manner, and reDuSeo
her In the presenoe of her friends
and strangers for fancied errors IN
her conduct. This treatment continued
until her life became unbearable. Sunday
the Judge YVES entertaining company, among
whom were two young man WHO'D thcught'
had admired his wife rather more than they
should, and be therefore forebsde her com
ing into the paror where they were. OAR
ing the afternoon the Judge invited p's
guests to the parlor for the purpose OF ex-
aiming some rare Dutch paintings. They
entered the room and had got we'll into
The csntre when horrible sight met
their gsze. There, hanging from
curtain pale in the window, was
the dead body of the youog wife,
clothed in her white wedding dress,
bearing upon her head chaplet of orange
blossoms, and at her feet two lighted can
dies. while pinned to her dress WAS paper,
and upon it written: TIE cruel susnicion
cf nv husband makes life more than 1 cau
bear" TIE young woman had fastened the
rome around her neck. bent her knees 80 as
TO cIea, the floor aud slowly straDeled to
ieath,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
Telegraphic RreYities.

John @. Peach, the leading shoe manufac-
turer of Msrblehssd, Mass, and very prom
nent citizen, died last night aged 70.
The eas. bound passenger train Was
THROWN from the track last night near Eagle
Gorge, Wash. Two persons were killed and
sixteen Injured.
For three hours yesterday afternoon 8
rain5torm amounting at times almost to
cloud burs! hung over Ashland, Wis, cauE-
ing damage OF $40. 0C0.
An explosion of gas occurred in the Diller
Hotel, Seattle, Wash, last night. Several
persons we're Injured, among whom was DR.
Otis F. Pfesbury, of Washington, D. @.
The State board of arbitration begun its
investigation 10 New York today as to the
difficulties existing between the New York
Central railroad and the knights of labor.
In response to tbs invitation extended by
admiral Rieumer, naval commander at lou
lon, the British Mediterranean squadron, en-
tered the harbor at Toulon this morning,
and were received By a salute.
At Joliet, ill.,. yesterday an electric car
became uncoupled aud sped down the bill
at terrific spsed. The car was crowded
with men women and children Many leap
ed off and number were severely hurt.
Theodore Bruno. aged ~, married, with
elk children, and Herman Mat!hews,aged 80,
married, with two children, were Instantly
killed at Newark, n. j.. this morning by
falling from platform while painting q
house,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

THE MISSISSIPPI CoNvENT1oN.-1o the
Mississippi Constitutional Convention yeS-
terdsy an am endment to the constitution Wss
offered providing for graduated Income tax
and was referred. II is announced that tne
report of the cc:n mittee on elective ffauchlse
vii! be submitted tomorrow. LIS provisions
have been agreed On and oothipg remains to
be doue but the labor OF drafting the report.
The cause of woman suffrage ssems TO be
falling off. The couptry press stands almost
soljdly arrsyed against it, but vigorous
Gyht will be- made 10 its bshslf on the floor
OF the convention, end the issus Is sill In
nnuht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
vJRgJEIh gEWs.
ington.

The steamer VIM. G. Pierpont, OF Norfolk,
was burned to tbs waters edge yesterday.
Hon. John Amter Smith may be the re-
publican candidate for Congress in the Rich
mond district.
Capt. Joseph D. Sp-alley, president of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Bank OF Ntr
folk, died yesterday.
Mr.. o ho G. K4au. weil-known lawyer
of r chmoud, died at Mountan Top Abe
marie county, on Sunday, after long i'll
uess.
Mr.. E A. Akers has bsea appointed chief
clerk to the State railroad commissioners to
I'll the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Mr. ]. w. Sumpter.
Mr.. Andrew ]. C.istan, jr., was married
al S.. Paul's Episcopal Church, Richmond,
Yesterday to Miss Frances Watson Archer,
daughter of Maj. Robt. s. Archer.
John Boyd an engineer. had some trouble
with the mistress of disreputable house 10
Roanoke several days ago and late satur-
day night threw dynamite shells on The
porch Two exploded, tearing the flooring
up and breaking the window-glsss, but no
one was injured. Policemen arrested the
would.be assassin. On being searched two
rsyolyers were found on his person.
A Richmond lawyer, who had just re-
turned from the Adrondacks, says that dui-
ing his absence he cav Mr. Basil B. Gordon,
the ex chairman of the democratic State
committee, end that his health bes been
greatly improved Hon. ]. Taylor EllysoD,
the successor of Mr.. Gordon as chairman OF
the committee, reached New York yester-
day on his return feom BLK weeks absence
in Europe. MIR, Ellyson viii soon begin &C
tive campaign operations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoRX. Sept. 2.-The stock market orered
this morning with something Of boom, but it
was shoit lived, snd before the end OF the hour
dullness WAS agsin feature OF the dealings,
while prices Were only sig tly changed from
those OF the opening. The activity at the open
ing was greater than usual OF late and the gains
over Saturday fasl quot .tions extended geue-.
ally to 3. per cent. The further advarc 5. how
ever, were confined to insignificant fractions The
vim was soon taken out OF the trading, and with
the dullness p:ices began to re Ct although the
losses were generally as Insignificant as the early
advances. No other movement of Importance &C.
Cured, however, and better tone prevsi!ei to-
wsrd the end OF the hour. At IL o'clock the
market, while quiet, wss firm at on'y siga.
changes from the opening figures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

ELoPED WITH HIS SEkyANT.-Frank Ger
shell, q married farmer, 40 gears old, living near
Lancaster, Pa yesterday eloped with Ama' !
d Pleam, his pretty hired girl 7. B. Pleap,
the father of the girl, wac informed some
time ago that Gersnel was paying marked
attention to his daughter, aud be endaavor-
ed to break up the Intimacy. Gershel met
the girl at midnight and they drove to Lar
caster. The father missed his daughter
soon after, bat by the time be he'd secured
team the runaways we're out of resch. end
he lost ell trace of them. The superstition
is that the eIopets took train for Balti-
mora
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
MANDERSON,

SENATOR MANDERsoN. in talking
about the debate on the tariff bill In the
Senate, which debate Is exposing and max
Ing public the Injurious. unjust, unequal and
outrageous sxactious imposed by that bill,
Gays: TT is gable. gable. gable. l am
sick and tired Of 1! anything were re-
ouired to convince the country of the need
OF change In the Senate rules to provide
for closing debate, tbink that the time
wasted on this bill will serve the purpose"
Mr.. Henderson likes the quiet mode OF do
Ing business, the mode by which Corporal
Tanner put $4,000 in his. Manderson's,
rocket for back pension without saying a
word ebout it, and which would have re-
NAMED there had it not been for an acct
dental exposure, which forced him to return
Il to the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

THE ARKANSAS ELECrIoN.-The Arkan-
sas State aud county elections passed of
quietly yesterday Returns and estimates
received from 80 of the rs counties in the
State Indicate largely increased majority
for Governor Eagle ard the democratic State
ticket over two years age. when bis majority
WAC Is coo. Democratic ma iorities on c9ur-
ty officers and legislators have been correE-
noad,nely increased. Democrats claim the
State from %, 900 90 so 600 msjority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
New Hampshire Democrats.

CONCORD N. H., Sept The Democratic
State convention met 10 this city this mora
inc. G. NJ. Ansden was nominated for
Governor
The platform denounces the present,
and endorses the Cleveland administration
favors tss.f reform, and denounces the Nc
Ktn!eg bill. the sntocra.:c conduct otSpeak-
er R,ed, The rnseatlng OF democratic men
bsrs OF the Hou=e, The Force bill, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
y EVENING. SEPTEMBEH q

From THE time the congressional commit
les to investigate the charges of fraud and
corruption against Mr.. Baum, commissioner
of pensions, was appointed, 1t has been said
that 1t was selected to acquit the accused.
AS stated in yesterdays GAZETTE, 1t was
developed on that day that at least one Oh
the members of the committee Is STOCK
holder In the fraudulent company with
which Raum ss connected, and the sale OF
whose stock Is one of the charges against
him, Mr.. Speaker Reed, who delayed the
snpointment of the committee as long az
possible. with the evident but vain intention
of postponipg the examination of witnesses
until after the adjournment OF Congress, &c
that their testimony might not be printed
before the November elections, Gays ne olo
not know the member referred to was inter
ested in the matter which he was to try ss
indpe. and that he selected him because be
supposed he would know more about tne
pension cfice than other members. bu'
Mr.. Reed does not say why he refused &c
follow the rule, end appoint 90 a member Q
the committee the man who introduced tn'
resolution calling Tor the investigation. in'
longer Mr.. Reed occupies the Speaker
chair. the fact that he never should ha0'
been put in it becomes more and more Ap
norant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

SHE EATS BRowN PAPER.-Etta Simpson,
of Mcnc,oo, N. B, aged seventeen years,
weo. to sleep week ago yesterday sud has
not vet Weakened or taken cry nonrlsbment.
Miss simpson has for some months had .
mania for eating brown paper, AID would
consume large bag, such as used IN
grocery stores. sc a angle meal. Sue has
eaten scores CO hrowa papa- baes, and 1t IL
supposed this mania has scme:ting TO CO
with Der iliness. About ) year ago enc
slept for Eve days, bus was awakened Waiie
being bieG by her medical attendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

If THE msjority OF the members of the
US House OF Representatives were tit for
the places they hold, Mr.. Smyser, their COL
les que, who, as member of an investiga'-
ing committee, refused to order the produo'
tion OF the books of fraudulent company,
10 which, it has since been discovered,
he is q stockholder, would be expelled from
that body without moments delay. In
stead of that, when detected, be was allow
ed TO withdraw from the committee, and
there the matter was allowed to rest; and
the republican members of the House, the
m iority referred to, continue to treat the
man who has brought more Disgrace upon
the body of which they arc members,by act-
ing SIS Judge at the trial of q pal, as friend
and associate. The changes wrought by
time are as apparent in Congress as any
where else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
Train Robbery.

MOBILE, Ala ,Seps .. The Louisville an d
Nashville cannon bali" traia, rorth-oounu'
was held up last night neur Pensacola Junc-
tIor, forty miles above Mobile, by robbers,
vino entered the express Car and compelled
the messenger to turn over the contents OF
his safe. After having secured the value
bles. the robbers escaped &c the woods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

THE RRvgNUE collected by the tariff ID
exscted by taxing every man 10 the coun'
try with family $50 year; but as OILY
sbout one -f,urth of what the tariff exacts
finds its way into the Treasury, the remain,
ing three iourths going into the pockets OF
the protected manufacturers. the tsr'h
really exacts S120 a year from every ouch
man. man with family, therefore, who
NAV vote the republican. or high tariff tick-
ct. next November, will vote to take exactly
sl2O from himself, his wife aud bis children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

sHRUKK FooT IN Observation-Disclosures
sordep. for many years clerk OF the levy
oourt in Caroline o,unty, died yesterday at
Harrington, Del. His peculiar ma'ad7 oaf-
d ID the physicians, some OF whom came
from great distances 10 Investigate, Some
wears ago he was TAKEN III, and g;adaaiiy
became ehorter. BE had shrunk q foot "hen
he died. He was eighty five years o. age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
parent.

THE CONSTITUTION as we'll az the rules OF
the u 8. House CT Representatives provide
for the PUN shnent of members OF that pooy
gully OF indecent and dsorderly behavior
And vet week has now elapsed since one
republican member Of that body used lsu'
enage that would have disgusted Billings
gate, another Que abused collesgus IN tne
6lthiest terms, and two others actually re-
sorted to blows, aud yet Mr.. Speaker Reed
who sh oud be the defender OF the honor
and dignity OF the House, has never YET
deemed either the words or the act referred
to of sufficient Importance TO demand his
attention. When a democratic member
stated that republican colleague bad ut
tered what be knew was 8 fasehood, ne
was brought 10 the bar OF the House and
publicly censured. The republicans have
got hold of the House, and the DEVILS Tying
away with the republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

The slocp Petrol was cspsiz I'D just out
eide San Diego, Cal. hagbor yesterday. There
we're six persons in the yacht, the captain,
three ladies and two children, ell OF whom
were drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
Baltimore, Sept. 2.-yirginis 6s ronsoidatcd
=; 1O-4Os =; de 3s 69a7O.

ALEXANDRIA MARxET, Sept. 2-Flour is
steady and in fair demand, with saeI wslt DIS
trbuted as to grade. The Wheat msrkets sho.s
but little change, yet the tone is rather more
healthy, and prime samples find ready sale az
current viues; sales to day ranged FROM 50 to
1O1 no lots OF choice seed Wheat of any varietT
were ctf.red. Corn is quiet st 57a5S on cars ia
bulk; for sacked and delivered cent or so moro
is asked. Rye 5000. Oats 41a46 Butter is
scarce at 1920 Eggs 81. Potatoes 35.5o
There is no cha ge to note in ether Vegetables or
Millf,ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Sept 1.-Bcove'
market dpll and 10 cts lower; native steeis
So 80 ,5. Oh, and Eulls end Cow $500 10 per
100 lbs. Cslves-msrket firm; NeaIs 50 CO.'S so
per Ito lbs; buitermiik Calves $3.50 por lUo
lbs. Sheep and Iambs-markot wss imer for
Sheep AID steady FOR lambs sheep Sia5 -. apc
Tam5s S5.75a7.75 per 100 b1., market firm 10
So. 25a4 60 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-02
SALE OF A VALUABLE FARl


By vitae of a dco' Of trust executed by 4. T..
stowo and Lucia his wife, to ". Artbu' Ia
lor, dated tho Ssh day of November, 1872, md
duly recorded in lbcr q, No. a, folio 4i5, of tta
land records of Fairfax county, Va, the und.
signed, SUI siituted trustee, and by the reques
of the beneficiary named in said deed, will Offer
for sale by public auction on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY CT SEPTE&BEg,
1890.
THAT being Court day sb,ut ~ O'Clock IN IL
front OF tue Court House OF Fairfax COUNT. Va j,
TRACT OF LAND in said county, fnl y d.
scribed in said deed of trust ss to mctcs AID
bounds. known as ''ROsE COTTAGE" located or
tho west side of the Centreville road, near the
Frying Pan mecti house, aud adjoining tho
lands of the Jsnneys Tureys and others, cor
tanning about Al 2 acres-iess the tlact adiOiulry
on the northwest corner, sold and conveyed II
Lo1is Schade in 1884, containing 1O2 acres, a''i
leaving subject to this decd of trust 339 acroi,
more or less, with all the buildings and lmproV
ments thereon.
Terms Of Sale: Cash Convoyancing a. the e.
p''''' Wv PETER WISE,
sug15 2awts Substituted Trustee.
VALUABLE DWELLING AND WAREHOUS
Y PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA FOR SAIL
1. THREE ST BY BRICK DWELLING, wit
garden stable, &C., on the west eide Of ST. asa
street, between Prince snd Duke strects, late I'll
residence of VIM. N. McVeigh. decd
2 THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING ahd
10 r adjoining on tho north.
8 TWO BRICK DWELLINGS northwest cor
ner of Cameron and Alfred streets.
4. THREE BRICK WAREHOUSES; AND
WHARF PRIVILEGES attached on the cast sic,
ing through from Union to the riyer--part of tho
real estate of which said McVegh died seized.
For price and terms apply to
je14 colt Executor Of VIM. N. Mcyeigh. DC +
DERRY's HARNESS OIL SOAP.
Threo sizcs--s1 80 and 25c aizes; the aue
yticle in tho world for h.rness. For sale y
soh27 W 2 CREIGHTON & IN
7 AUNDRY WAY-An elegant, smooth I'D
II gOssy finish put on yorr linen by the use
Laundry Wax. Five cents cake. .,or sale by
ERNEST L. ALLEN,
fcb10 Corner King and Pitt street'
ClNE CUTLERY at 1913 King street, corner
L Royal. 81 ecs attention is called 10 ouf
sortment of fnc Scissors, Razors, Pen. Pockct %
Table Cutlery. For sale ut o~ prices
je3O J. T CREIGHTON s'a'
CRUSHED OR SHAVED ICE
MILK SHAKE, LtMEADE
And all Flavo;s OF zee Croam soda at
iA6 J. oh Lbnl7
BISHOPS BIRD DAINTIGs will soep 70.
ID birds in good plumage, song and hea II
ERNEST J.. AII.F%
suya5 Cor King an Pt
cyHoyELs. SPADES, HOES au4 R46 5. e.
y qualities. Csll and examine 81 - -
street corner OF 8oyal.
my6 J. T GEE!GH' ~
,JLoRAPLEXIoN-A positive cure % i''
STA, Liver Compsut and foasha- q = . ga,
i5le by WARtirj. - y 3. ~,
nov29 Corner Prince ard fs'5'@f
IN CENTS will buy a large bottle d the .
IU VERNON HOUSEHOLD AGaoNla'
strongest and best Oh The market Try ~ AZ
mhS J. y u 49,,
C1REEN GINeER. sPlcEs and Pic&k ~ -
" for ssle by ZINES 80; Ne en- r.
OuRKEE,. SALAD DRESSING, fresh 'eeeA'-
- to day by TT MI BCRN,
,ny0 "