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Shoes.

The grandes exhibition Fine Slippers for Man
Woman and Chdknd displayed in Shoe Depart
We sole agents Savannah for Edwin Burs Fine
Shoes They undoubtedly the Finest Shoes in
Gents Hand Sewed Shoes "a 90 and So co.
Gents Fine Quality Shoes 81 90, 81 so and 81 &c.
Ladies' Elegant Button Boots from 81 IS up to IS co.
Boys Shoes resister 81 g. 81 So and 81 80
They can't be beat 25 81 saved every
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Gents Furnishings.

This department is rsplete with elegant stock.
selected this with especial and with the
muudes carefully In mind Prices usual the
at which irst-cless goods can be sold.
We offer attraction this week 100 dozen Gents Silk
Ties FournHands and Sailor Knots at 2c their
SO dozen Gents Balbriggau Il Hose 15c., worth 25c
70 dozen Gents Night Robes with coored trimmings
lent material and splenddly made, &c., worth 81 co.
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CUT IN TWO.
BLANKETS

And Comforts, Quilts aud JACK
Frost defenders of every descrip-
ton, are here, and plentiful, too.
Prices are away down.
Blankets from S5c. to SIS.
Comforts from CSC. to SO.
Quilts from SOC. to IS.
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CLOAKS.

Here's where the Ladies gather
TO see what there is in the Cloak
world. Here are Blazers, Maj :
ties, Furs. Sacques, Refers,
Sealskin Garments, Capes, Jack
cts, Newmarkets, Wraps, etc. in
the newest shapes. colors and
fabrics; Just from the hands of
the best artists of this country
and Europe.
And mark you, Ladies, there's
no old stock here 10 get rid of.
everything being new, tempting
and fashionable.
Ladies' all wool lightweight
Peasant Circulars, in solid colors,
from $40 to $25.
Ladies' fine Black Newman
kets from $40 TO $25.
Ladies' Norfolk Waists in Navy
Blue and Brown, 81 IS to So 80.
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VELVETS AND PLUSHEs.

Silk Pushes this week SOC.
Silk Pushes this week SOC.
Silk Pushes this week S5c.
Grand value
Silk Velvets 75c., 81 and 81 IS.
Notwithstanding that the Nc
Kinley bill has added an advance
of so per cent. On these goods the
above quotations are exactly the
same as advertised by us before
the recent advance.
We're positively selling Pushes
and Velvets at saving to you
of at least so per cent.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS

The result Of spot cash guam
tity purchases previous to the in
auguration of the Mckinley bill
places us in position to offer
values that must stagger COM
potion and bring hosts Of buyers
to this already popular depart
ment. This week we offer a
special lot Silver. Gold and Oxi-
died Dress Buckles from three
to nine inches In length. Some
worth Soc, none worth less than
Csc. Your choice of the assort-
ment this week 19c.
New arrivals the past week in
Braided Sleeves and Cuffs, also,
new Trimming Braids in Silver
and Gold.
EVENING WEAR.
We display this week the ex-
treme latest novelties in Evening
Nets, consisting of all Over
Nets and Flouncings; Fans for
evening wear, Gloves for evening
wear, Silks for evening wear,
Wraps for evening wear, Ruch-
ings for evening wear, Slippers
for evening anything and every
thing for balls, parties. recep-
tions, germans, etc.
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eau T ION

Any common Soc Kid Glove can have
what is properly known as Fosters Patent
Hooks. Still there is only One Foster
Gloves, which are made by FOSTER,
PAUL 4 CO., and of which we are the
sole agents in this city. Fosters Gloves
are individually the Finest Gloves Made
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Sore Throat or Cough, if suffered to
progress, often results in an incurable throat or
lung trouble. "BrolCn's Bronchial TrocheS"
give instant relief A6V
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We are very busy now, but will be more
than pleased to see you.
APPEL & ScHAUL,
One Price, Plain Figures, No Deviation.
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To Housekeepers.

Jas. s. Silva, 40 Broughton street, is
closing out his retail stock of Crockery,
China, Glassware and Housefurnishings at
greatly reduced prices, to engage exclu-
sively in the wholesale trade.
Now is your opportunity for bargains in
anything in his line.
His lmportations have been very heavy
this season, but new as well as old goods
must so to make room for a Wholesale
stock. Call and see the large line of Cham
Der Sets, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Lamps,
Cutlery, etc.. and you will no doubt find
something to suit you at the prices offered.
ADJ
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We make it our business and pleasure to
contribute to your wants.
--Adu. APPEL & SCHAUL.
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Eave You Seen Our Second Floor
With its wealth Of Art Goods, Ornamental
Wares, Crockery and Glasswares
NJ. STERNBERG & BRO,
ADJ. 157 Broughuon.
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THE FEAST OF FEASTS.

"Here to-day and gone to-
morrow" that's the way the bar
gains run in this house. Those
who are anxious to put by a
little surplus" shoald keep their
eye on our advertisements. Note
the date and length of each sale.
Come in time for the bargains,
come early and you'll surely not
be disappointed. Good bargains
like everything else that's good
are we'll appreciated by Savannah
ladies. They don't stand on the
order of buying, but buy. That's
the reason our store is always
crowded. Inducements TO buy
ers at all times. During the
present week we will have on
sale at prices enumerated ''for
this week only" the following
splendid values:
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TRUMP THIS.

Fruit of Loom Bleached Shirt
ing, full yard wide, no.
Eleven-quarter Ola Bleached
Shifting, usually sold at &c.,
down this week to 26c.
Crash Toweling $40.
Beautiful imported ga Tinsel
Table Covers. So 70. Scarfs 70
match. 81 80. Mats to match,
12c, And this despite Mckinley.
Dress Ginghams. beautiful
plaids, &c.
CUT IN TWO.
Outing Cloths, Persian designs,
plaids and stripes, worth l215c.,
this week only SIC.
Standa d Prints, fast colors, &c.
Simpsons Prints, acknowl-
edged to be the best made, usual
price SIC. Price this week 6l(c.
The advocate., 1890-12-03
OUR SENATOR MEMORIALIzED.

East Burlingame Alliance No 900, at its regl.
hr meeting Monday evening, November %, 1900,
passed the following resolutions, which are Op-
perfume, and We hope will be duly received by
Hon. j. @. Rankin, and their request complied
with by that gentleman. And we hope further
that all other counties In the state will pass like
resolutions
Whereas 10 has been demonstrated by the re-
cent election that the people Of Usage county no
longer desire 10 be represented In tho United
States Senate by John J, ingalls,, therefore be II
Resolved, BY East Burllngame Alliance No
400, In regular meeting assembled, that our state
Senator, John @. Rankin, be requested 10 act In
harmony with che Usage county delegation In
the legislature IN selecting a United states Sena.
tor.
Resolved, That II he cannot cOnscientlOusly
comply with the foregoing resolution, that he be
requested TO resign and allow his place 10 be
lled by representative Of the people.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded by the secretary TO Hon. j. g. Rankin
and 10 the press Of Osage county for publication.
-BurlinOdmC Times.
Senator Rankin will very willingly
acCede to the desires OF the free citi-
zens Of Usage county, who, by their
votes, overwhelming repudiated In
gals.
The advocate., 1890-12-03

the years Of 1882, 1884, 1886 and Of
1883, may explain that in 1890 Hon.
Benjamin II. Clover, farmer zone
OF the common herd"-sucCeeda him,
mainly for the reason that the people
Of the Third district had become won
derfully tired Of having Perkins rep
resent a people thousands Of miles
away, rather than his own Constitu-
ents.
Hon. Harrison Kelley, Of the Fourth
district, can eXclaim;
Since the electlonof 1874 am tho sole one term
republican Congressman from Kansas, but my
political associations became 80 obnoxious 10 my
people as 10 have them repudiate mo by 5000
votes, and put my depOrting mantle upon Hon,
John "a. Otis, who has ever been true 10 tho
plain people.
Hon. John A. Anderson, Of the
Fifth district may say 10 his repub-
lican compatriots;
My successor Is Honest John Davis, and my
self and my successful competitor In the republl-
can congressional convention have both been
slain In one year.
Hon. Erastus j.. Turner, with his
accustomed suavity, can say:
Webb McNall meanly defeated'me at the Colby
convention, but retributlyo justice overlook him
al the polls, and William Baker came In with N.Y..
Ing cOlors, and will be the last republican that
will ever represent tho Sixth district
Hon Samuel II. Peters, OF the "Big
Seventh" district, might say this:
declined TO receive another nomination, pre-
ierrlng that Senator ingalls, should permit me ~
be United states district Judge for the project
cd new district In Kansas agreeing tO procure
the votes OF my district In the Kansas house OF
representatives for ingalls, for fourth term for
the Senate.-and "Prince Hal" alias James r..
lIallowen might succeed me and thus be a most
devoted henchman OF the senior Senator from
Kansas But there Was ~ slip between che cup
and the lip;' and, behold Hon. Jeremiah Simp-
son, whom we laughed 10 scOrn, "cIeaned us nh
out"
And 30 after the lapse of many years
Kansas sends Baker, Clover. Davis,
Otis and Simpson, who will be in &C
cord with the views of John II. Good
ina peoples representative.
The advocate., 1890-12-03

AS RELIABLE information comes to
hand concerning tho msnsgeme Mt Of
the republican party on election day,
Of the voters that they vigorously Ia
bored with 10 stay in the republican
party and give il their votes, The AD-
vocATE observes the general adoption
Of the method proposed by Senator
Ingalls,, who said: "The prohibition
lists have the law aud the drinkers
have the whisky, and 30 both are sat
is6ed." More than that, the testi-
mOny is that prohibition repubIi-
cans furnished ample quantities Of
strong drink TO their brethren, who
demanded il as a reward for their de-
vOtiOn in way Of votes 10 Ingalls, and
TO prohibition. Did the end justify
the meRns9
The advocate., 1890-12-03
aROULn NOT WIspON cRYi

The AtChisop Champion in an able,
timely editorial on 'Lane and In
galls," remarks that Lane absolutely
held Kansas in the palm Of his hand
by the force Of his strange genius"
and then EeCounting some Of the facts
concerning his following after false
gods, says, His old political friends
and associates, and even many Of his
honChmen, gave him the cold sboul-
der"
And thus tho Champion institutes
a comparison between the "grim chief.
tain" OF past fame and glory and our
windy Senator, who, considered with
reference TO actual merit and public
service, has had the most servile fol-
lowing Of any one in the varied his
tory Of our great Kansas:
In thus dlspOdng Of himself when no was ap-
preaching the limit OF bis career, Lane presents
a significant contrast 10 Senator Ingalls,, who,
when the people have ropudlated him, as they
did No the late election, and Tor grayer and
weightier reasons than those which had paved
the way for lanes political downfall stands up
blazonly, and bids defiance 10 the popular YER
diet against him by declaring personally and
through his nXers that he proposes to be T0eloct-
cd TO a fourth term, despite their will ANDY wish
10 tho oOntrary and 10 bo reelected by yhe use
Of means that should bring the blush ofburuing
shame 70 the check OF every honest citizen.
Lane when no found himself about TO bo con-
ironted with the inevitable surrendered, trag
cally, It's true, and sadly, but most ehccuallyi
Ingaila, on the contrary, llita himself 10 the full
height Of a colossal, impudent and lnsolent de-
danCe, and, imagining valnly that no is cOmpe-
tent 10 thwart and dominate the inexomble Or
dainment OF fate, and by the futile methods OF
corruption and gross venallty, 10 turn over
whelming defeat and disaster into victory,
But, In this particular, John James ingalls, will
discover In due time that In tho economy Of hu-
man affairs there comes at length period whom
the inevitable can no longer be postponed, and
when the doom OF the faithless and the rocreant
can no longer DO avoided.
Had Senator Ingalls,, when the people repudt
ated him no the polls, like on honorable, sensible
man. accepted their verdict and yielded respect
fully 10 Che unmIstakabe and reasonable de-
mand Of his constituents, and retired 10 win Few
aures In other fields, no would at least have re-
served for himself the reputation OF discreet
sagacity, and at the same time no would have
escaped the tOrturing humiliation which awaits
him on the 9Th day OF January next. Since,
however, he courts Che utmost measure OF dis
Comhturo no shall have II, and with tremendous
emphasis.
Repudiated by a tolerant people
who have most patiently borne his
Legislative ineficiency and infdelity
may not the name Of Ingalls, be as
unwept, unhOnOred and unsuDg as
that OF any public man in state or ma
tiopsl history, "When the inevitable
can no longer be postponed, and when
Che doom of the faithless and reCreant
can no longer be avoidedp
What thinks Ingalls, OF the people;
is not chat the true test to try both
him and his schemes and schemersi
The advocate., 1890-12-03
THE NOrthtcest Reform Journal OF

Portland, Oregon, says:
The republican papers In Kansas declare this
10 bo an 'oG year, in that state and that In O2
the state will 90 back 10 its old time majority for
the republican ticket The republican party is a
dead duck In Kansas and q dozen presidential
years will not see $4,000 majority or even total
vote Of that number.
II the ratio Of decline Of the repub-
licSn vote of 1892 keeps pace with the
decreased vote Of 1890 from that Of
1883, in 1892, the republican vote OF
Kansas would not reach $4,000, Why
should iti
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Take
Simmons
ZrUey
RSguAato,'
One Dose
W'ORTH
100 D0Xnrs

Dear S. L. Friends: 1 consider ono dose
of Simmons Liver Regulator worth 500.
was constipaied, had headache, could eat moth
ing with satisfaction or appetite; had the
blues and felt altogether cut OF sorts Ie.
sorted to blue mass, calomsl quiuiDe and all
remedies sugees ci, but only oh aimed tenn
porary relief. One dose of l.. &. did me
more good thsn the SIOO worth OF doctors
and dec.oring. Respectfully,
T. G. MARLEY
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Flogging.

a oorresDopdsn; of tae To.oato Globe
w.i1es as follows: Ia your issue OF August
q Justice" makes SD appeal 20 The las"
adding peopls OF Canada egSins. fogging as
punishment fo. certain crimse, iaslanciae
the lste punishment ip Toronto especially.
ell who have read bis plea can sc the
ground he takes. I would liae TO know
what punistmsDt he deems adequate for
,uch crimes as ara in qaes,ion. l. there any
crime which worse Jhsn brutal assault
upon The virtue of our sisters and mothe.s?
and vet 'Juslice" tells u, thgt "their pun
isbment Is altogether disproportionate to
The offence. Sucn punishment Is really
more cruel than death Il iays upon tie
criminal lifelong degradation. Il mag be
said his crime bas already done 81" Then
we may infer that having committed this
fearful crime, the degradation OF which
ls lifelong, criminal ehoUid have no
inrlher punishment. He goes on to sey
mat "it is doubtful II tae Almighty demands
spch sn atonemenf." ITO rely on physical
torture 80 deliver the rising generation from
criminal propensiIiea is q reproach TO our
religion" Would Justice have Us do away
with all punishment because imprlsor-
ment is certainly physical punishment. |
think that al! cjvliiZsd nations have learned
tv experience that there are certain classes
Of men wh0 care not for imprisonment !
they GTe fed, clo;hsd and warmed, and the
few igeeks OF iioerty which they occasional
y eet 5a.ween terms Is spent 10 ary kind CT
crimiue!iy which snits their taste, and to
them what ia few yesrs in retirement and
What 80 us smother sister robbed Of her non
or, OF IS has is worse pDss we leave him TO
9is liberty because the degradation OF the
crime is 3 life-ioUg punishmeni'?" No sir,
give them the iasb, give them bodily pam
es well as mental, they do the same to
hair victims. and ,be Almighty GER
tainly commands Us to give puni;hment. an eye
for an eye 1t is only the fear of the lash which
will stop such crimes Inoce or two OF the States
the puri3hmelt is death, end do not think that
it is TOO seI ere, though gone may think so.
We have TOO many sentimentalists among US
now who rush to do honor to 8 erest criminal,
whereas he should bo totally Isolated from the
public, lie should be biotted out of the public ex'
stencc and his doings and sayings forgotten
As to the polce of Toronto, on 1hom he hn-
ishes bis TRADE J have no defence for them, but
lhey are under the same laws RS the rest If our
country and what is TO their disciedit is moro TO
the discrodit OF the rest of the country, for To-
sonto certainly is not the largest part Of our gov
ernmenU and does not control il either
WESTON, AUGUST 2S.
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1 have been teacher for twenty years, and
during that time have had repeated attacks OF
headache, produced by torpid liver, and
have been entirely cured BY the use Il SIM
mons Liver Regulator. found it TO be OF go
mild a character in its action rs not 10 inter.
fcre, in the least, with my duties in the school
room. To these sim larly situated and sub.
ject to same, cannot too highly recommend
Sinmous Liver Regulator. E. A. CHEER
Campbellsville, Ky.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
r. EAL ES II a T E
FOE SALE BY
O'NEAL & LUNT.

FOB SALE BY
O'NEA-L q LUNT.
CORNER KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS.
House and Lot No. 113 Columbus street, be-
tween King and Prince; 8 rooms, 80 feet inches
front by 80 feet deep. Price 81, 500.
Houses Nos. 427 and E29 Columbus street in
perfect order, built only ono year 6 rooms, bath
room china closet, new Latrobe stoves in parlors,
all modern conveniences.
Largo Brick, 8 rooms, all in coed order, splen-
did location, large yard attached.
Fine 3.story Brick, 8 rooms on Prince street,
near Washington 2.story brick back building, all
in perfect order, with modern conveniences
2story Brick House ou Columbus ST. between
King and Prince z rooms in perfect order.
% acres Of Land at Falls Church.
7 acres of Land at West End of Falls Church,
about 100 yards from station. Will traco for
Alexandria business property.
Store and Dwelling at tho corner OF st. Asaph
and Gibbon streets stabling and fruit. This is q
good stand for business.
Fine new 2story and attic cottage style of
Dwelling at tho N. w. cor. Washington and PEN
deton streets. This property is frst-claas and in
rapidly improving part Of the city. Lot 60 feet
front by 80 feet deep.
2 Houses on Payne street, between King and
Cameron; one of rooms, and the other rooms
water and gas pipes in house
Nico Brick House, with large side lot on Fair
fax street, between Cameron and Queen; 8 rooms
modern improvements.
Large House and Lot on Franklin street; lot
80 feet front by $50 feet deep; splendid location
for garden.
House and Store on franklin street good locs
tior for business.
6 Houges on Henry street. near Cameron.
House and Lot on Prince street. between
Alfred ard Patrick.
Fine Dwelling, suitable for boarding house or
hotel, on Royal street, between King and Prince
lots on Columbus street, between Madison
and First.
3 Houses in West End $50 feet front by 200
feet deep. jy2S
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IChanter 454


An act 10 amend aud re-spsct chapter 1874,
Of the act OF assembly for the session OF
1878 and 1879 entitled an act for the pro.
lection OF game in Alexaudris and Fairfax
ccuotie5
Be it eoactsd By the General Assembly
oi Virginia, That chapter one hundred and
thirty four of the acts of assembly for the
-esson Of 1878 and 1879. entitled an act for
lhe better protection of game in Alexandria
and Fairfax counties, be amended and re-
enscted 90 as to read as follows:
2. Ba it enacted by the General Assembly
Of Virginia, That in the counties Of Aiexan'
d5ia aud F.iriex it shall not be lawful TO
kill OF capture hsree or rabbits from Janua-
ry fest ~ to October fret ~ OF esch year.
8. Any person violating any Of the provi-
si0ne OF section one Of this &C. shall be fiGed
the sum Of ten dollars, (S10) snd in default
Of the payment thereof shall be committed
to all for not loss than two or more than
Eve days, ard he can be arrested with or
without warrant by any ci!z O of the
the Commonwealth aud carried before a
msSiss.ate 70. trial.
4. All acts end psrts ofec Inconsistent
with this ao5 sre hereby repealed.
Thi5 act shhii be 10 force from its pas.
ssgs.
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The Game Law

The following acts Of tbs Gsnsr4l Assem-
oily OF 1882 90. page ISL, relating 10 th'
killing OF game is published for ,he 6en:f'
OF the gunners Of this section:
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that general
~ meeting of the stockholders Of the GEORGIA
MANGANESE AND IRON COMPANY iB called
by the Board of Directors of the sad company to
be held at the office of the company, in Alexandra,
Va, on OCTOBER 1st 1890, at l2 o'clock M
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FITZRUGH LEE

These fsmous lenses adjusted to defective vis-
ion at the drug store of
ap21 eo6m L. SrABLER & Co., Alexa.. Va.