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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
FIRGIEIA EsWs.

MIR. James O. Lamb will have no oppasi.
lion for the chanceEy court judsesh!p q
Richmond.
Mrs. Catharine Peed, OF Westnore!end
county. Who is visiting Der son Ia Baltimore,
yesterday fell down s'airs, end Was serious
~ Injured. S5s Is sdVanced In years.
The Governor entertained thu C.pito. Of
fcers yesterday as an old-fsshiored Virginia
dinner. Among thess present were Audi
tore n arJe and Rntfin. Treasurer Harman,
Secretary of tns CommoDTeath FIourCcy,
and Register OF the Land OMes Gaiaoe.
William Rsilay, editor OF thu Winchester
Times. died yesterday morning in Dallas.
He was on an excursion through western
Texas with the Virginia Press Assacistion.
His wife and daughIer were with Elm. Tie
Immediate cause OF his death VEG ezhaus-
ton from travel.
Msj,r Mann Page. psesii!oua Q. ths Viz.
ginis Farmsrs' Alliance. yesterday rs-uIneG
to Richmond from ICdienspoi;s. whsro be
went Sc delegate to the nations! canpar;.on.
De seSa the sen!imena OF thst bcay vas
against any third.party moyo, cxcspsaDong
5000 OF the delegates from tis noFti1 Scst-
srn States. Tnis ives particularly taa csse
il Kansas and Illinois.
The largest sad most srcose5iu de
mond-baok terrspin farm In tbs Uoite2
States is On Hog I.lead. near thu village Of
Lswisstta. The island ia situated &c the
month OF Cosn rivsr, ard its name van suz-
gssied by the large humber CT hoss which In
oidsn days rooted s!ong i-s eho!e7. Tho
farm, which Is attic head Of Sc smei! So rR:g
which rnakes il from Ccan river, co9e,s
about q acres OF vater and land. I'ae en-
tire epscs Ia sur.oundod by closa:y iriiag
fence made OF pins boards about Il to IL III
Chez i1 width, which srs dFiyaa liz she
gr3rnd about three feet In ofGar 10 rroVeut
tha teTrapin from digging their wsy out.
at tbs upper end of the pond s g args
wasie-gste made of copper wire. Through
four wire doors ct the lo.er cad CT the pend
the water Of Ooan river pesees 10 sn6 cut ss
tao tide rises or falls.
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Struck bv q. Train

RAILWAY, N. ], Nov: 81 VIM. ssenki, q
Pole, and h!s fve-ycarr.oid daughter were
walking on tae track Of thu Pennsylvania
Rallscsd west Ct here lsss night when a
passenger train cama bshiad than and rer
thsm dowa. Tho coIcstohsr OF the loco
motive struck SSsnki, hurling his body so
feet awsy saa killing him instantly. Tie
lite gil was thrown 10 the side OF the
track. Sis was terribly injured. Her legs
end arns vera b,uks1 and che received &C.
we're internel ipjuris1. The doctors say she
will die. SteGki and bis child we're on
thei- way home to Woodbridge when the
accident occurred.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign EeTs,

PARIS, Nov. 27.-Enough money has
been subscribed 10 pay the fine of 5000 francs
assessed against thu Archbishop OF AK, con-
voted of Insulting M. Falliers. minister Of
justice. The Archbishop of Annecy has
written lettsr similar to the one which
caused the prosecution OF the Archbishop of
AK. It Is ozpeotsd that the government
viii cause It's author to be prosecuted.
LONDON. Nov. 27.-Tnere vas much e1.
element g.. the Horas Guards to-day upon
the receipt OF intelligence from Aldershot,
where is situated great military camp and
barracks, that . Split OF mardercu. insub.
ordination was prs2alena ia one of tina regi.
mentn etaSonad a. 5hss place. Il appears
.hat corpolsl ct tbs second battalion Of
the Prlncs OF Watee' Lsinster regiment
tRoyal Caradisas), which battalion !s at
p.asens dclag autg at A!dersaos, had by his
petty :yrsGnies rendered himself an OH set
! OF peculiar ava:slca to tina meo. Finding
she9 Hon'd ga 80 rs!ef By complaining the
! m.n desormsaaa &c lid themselves OF the
| corporal as the latter was goi0g hls rounds
10 Gas se.z,G. he attempted to call
20. asais.aaco, bus bis cries wero speedily
siencsl.b3 gag. IA vas then informed
of the f.ss in s.oro for him, and in spite CT
mis- a.sagg'es, was dragged without oere
| mc1y to q ccnvenlant spot. Here moose
was thrcwa a,ound his nook aad willing
i hacd5 5000 had him suspended 10 the air.
Tho f;es cad of ths.rops was made fast and
the self appointed exscusionsrs deoamped.
Fortunately for tho corporal he had been
hanging only short TINA when sergeant
discovered hlm. TINS latter Immediately
cut the rep, aaa hastily notified the
surgeon CT tie rsg'msns, who hurried to the
place. Tee corporal was nearly dead aud
It required the ucs: strenuous efforts on the
part OF tbs suTgat q, assisted By others, to RS
susoitata him. de was brought around, but
/ i:ts belisvea that il Wi!l be omsime before
he again takes up his military duties. Who
the pe!ptt:ators of tee deed wsrs asa not
SCI bser discovered.
GLASGOW. Nov. 81. --Tha r.. Hon. Arthur
Z, Bs!four, 6.at Lord CT the treasury. in
soaech hare teddy declared very positively
taat Icelpna would never attain be. desire
to have parliament sic in Dublin. No
m 2ticr, ne sale. what the su.Ire might
bring fartr, t wouid never bring home rule
&c ireland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

ONE OF the Washington newspapers gays
the democrats seem to be determined to
have the Now York 4s1ate. whether they
elected 1t or not.n On no. The right way
to put Ii would be to say that the democrats
seem to be determined to prevent the re-
publicans from stealing the New York Sen
ate, msjority of the members OF which
body they, the democrats, haze faiFly
snd legally elected. The republicans s.ols
the Presidency, or, as Mr.. He1itS says.
bought 1t; they stole the Montana Senator
ship, and they stole the GOVernofsaips OF
Connecticut and Nebraska; but 1t Reems
that the democrats OF New York are de-
tesmiued to prevent them from stealing the
seuste of that state-for which they deserve
and receive the thanks OF ali tie other dsna'
ocrats In the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
RExANDRIA. " a
FRIDAY EYsN1Ne, NOVEMBER 81.
w., postmaster General Wauamaker

WREN Postmaster General WanamsAe'
SAINT some of his "truaty" agents 10 oA...'
mora TO investigate the charges sna spsoin
cations which Commissioner Roosevelt y.
tbe civil ssryics commission, had brought
oca,ns. the republican postmaster Nc oal'i-
mora whom he accused OF gross aao na'
Grant violation of the clv!! service lew, every
bo5v vho kaow cay thing 6! aH about @f.
w.nsmsker expected nothing else tnan g
valteysshel report; but hardly any poaS
who had not fathomad thu true depsa o. n''
character supposed that be wonic 90 30 'A'
ga 70 ta7e g. sa23rt psspscs5 t"e7-a q shoi'g
the remoya! Of III. R'ose7ai' :o' h''as'nR
Tho cherries rafsr.aa 80 apd far making them
npbl;e. No sastter waet afaok Il &'osS'
Welt NAV bs On she sCtjsc5 ei ci''i sefVscs
reforu,. every BODY 81 al acquainted "iIa
him knega him to be taarougal7 honest.
persors,ly and oficiallg, end that ne aces al
he esn to have tie civ.! seieics Ia" exc
oused honestly nnd DILIGENTLY. 3a' saas L.
exactly what the present eaG'iaistsaslon
doas no. want, far TO havo il so Wop'o 'n'''
tste seriously aga!ass its retention CT poTef'
and go Mr.. R3os2vo!t - raoo'on9nGea 'ee
rsnoysI. This ia hard on En- E'oseTe!''
Int Is cay thug stas will hgiHg discseoi'
and ridicale upon the civil asr7ios reiofm
hunbug, and tend to the reoea' OF tho o:Sli
se.y!oo law, ss approved bs large IA u"
it's Of the people Of the ccua.f3, BE W.: !s'
osiye little Or go sYu1ath5
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ovIT Ia
NTOOD AND COAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
NOD z,
FOB SALE,

I of,r at private ss the Wood and Coal Yard
and Outfit OF tho firm Of Geo. s. Smith & Son.
Fairfax street, betweon Q1een and Princess
Streets Aloxsn irio, Va. Inc ol1s consists OF
one sbute wagon, two shute carts, two wood cir.f,
five horses engine and boiler, one woodcuttcr,
enc set OF Fairbanks sea cs aud all other nect-
sary appliances.
The yard Is doing good business and thia is a
frst.c ass opportunity Tor person to engage in q
profitable enterprise.
Also my reaidence. 222 north St. Asaph strtci.
The house and side lot has frontage on st. Asa. h
street Of fifty feet nine in ,hes, and has double
pa1lor, dining room. kitchen, i've bid rooms and
conservatory, water, gss and lstrobs stoves and is
in fist. class condition.
nov27 If ChTHEBINES SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

AMONG the Thanksgiving sermons p:sach-
ed In Washington yesterday was one By
Rev. Frank Sewan, Of the Church Of the
Holy City, on loyalty" in which he lugged
In s'ths war of the rebslion," and said that
probably mo man In tho country had the
loyal sentiment and the iced of cultivating
1t more deeply st heart than the present
President Of the United States" Why oer-
tainly! But is 1t ct sill wonderful that
congregations are small! where such tWad.
die as this mey be expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

Doc FIeHT.-O7er hundred sporting
men left Washington morning oa the
steamer C5oIls to witness dog fight. TIE
af:slr vas 90 have taken place on tho Vlr.
ginia saoFs Of the upper Potomac, out when
the proposed landing place was reached,
sheriff's posse was In waiting aud the
party were driven away. The steamers
head was then turned down the river, and
g landing place was finally found on the
Maryland shore below Motley Hail. There,
in deep rsvine. free from all ehaEoa OF In
terruptiou, the fight took place. The dogs
we're both bulls. Ons was "Dlck," owned
By saloon keeper in South Washington,
and the other vas STRANGER" owned by
John Tarby, of Georgetown. Stranger"
was the fsvofiie, but after 6 battls that last
ed one hour and seven minutes he was de.
feated. Both his hind legs we're broken and
his neck was frightiuily lacereted. "Dlck''
wss also punished severely. About $500
changed hands on the result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
TELEaRAPHIC BREVITIEs.


The grand ja7y In New York has indicted
Chacs, the alleged opium snuegler.
a. Lahigh, l. T., yesterday, two unknown
men fred into toe housa Of Peter Fleausesu
end killed his wife.
a Mormon a.der By thu name Of Taylor ia
converting the people of Mills, Mich, by
the Goo,e. A exodus Of ;he population Is
10 progrefs.
A man hiss been arrested ip town not
far from the scsn, OF the fecsn. Western
Uoion Junction train robbery, anj charged
with the crime.
The Clinton Loan Association at Clinton,
n. G., bas suspended. Il was small State
banking company, with capital OF fifty
thousand dolisrs.
The formation ola tonnage pool, to Include
all freight between Chicago sad the Allan.
tic aaaboaId. has bean faycrahly considered
By the trunk iHea.
H,s. Anthony ]. Dfexel, wife of the head
o, the great banking house OF Drexsi g. Co.,
died this morning at her country houHe,
Rucnymods, Delaware county, Pa.
In glove fight to fnlsh ct Birmiug.
ham, Ala, last night. Eugsne NcElroy, of
Birmingham, knocked cut Frank Fiizgl,.
liams, of Cincinnati. in the third round.
In Chicago saloon rev laat night Robert
". Tssker, a la5orsr, was shot and instant.
" killed byI. W. Simon, con eff the pre-
prietor. Young Simon claims that he fred
tho fatal shot to save his fathers life, as
Tasker wa choking hin.
The firm Of Field, Llndley, Wlechsrs &
Co., bankers and brokers of New York, as.
signed to-day. The head Of the Hrm is a
son CT Cyrus ". Field. Assignee Gould,
when seen s. the firms Office this afternoon.
said: The assignment yes made for this
rsason Edward Ii. Field, the senior mem.
Der Of the firm, has apparently gone dis.
trsctsd,"
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FOREIGN NEWS.

An old rurnor has been revived 10 Befli0
| that Chancellor Vcn Caprivi i5 becoming
weary of the carcs Of cfi,o and Intends 10
| resign.
Fonseca, hesidss ahdios'ing the dictator.
ship of Brazil. has resigned from the army
and retired to private life. Rio Jsneiro pc.
pers are calling for the impeachment OF him
and Of his m!ni,.er2.
4 dispatch from Rio Janeiro says that sev-
ernl States have deposed their gcvernorO
since tae abdicstion CT Marshal da Fonseca.
At Bshia the deposition OF tbs governor
caused 8 slight conflict. Marshal Ga Foase.
CO retires to Paquets Island, in the bsy of
Rio Jsneiro.
& lscy, Eeosntlg guest Ia Lord Sails.
hpr9's hoase, states that she discovered
thero, In the capacity OF msior domo, a
man whom ehe had seen 10 the Vatican In
the gs:b OF priest. Sho informed Lord
Salisbury, but The man disappeared the very
night after being recognized By the lady.
Americans ct Valparaiso ore not satisfied
With tbs resuis of the investigation By JuGgs
of Crimes Foster. TIE Chiiian government
appears willing to let matters tske their
course, Ist as II the killing Of the American
callers YES an ordinary crime, to be treated
In the ordinary wey. There is DO appear
ance of any intention to comply with the re.
quest Of tho United States for satisfaction,
and the indications Gre that this attitude
will be persstentiy adhered to. While the
Chians have ceased to insult Americans.
and are even seemingly DESTROYS of being
| friendly, there is an evident reluctance to
yield anything In the American controversy
az matter of pride rather than policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
SUPPOSED TO Be CHARLIE Rosa curl.

SUPPOSED TO Be CHARLIE Ross.-A curl.
GUS story was told by Sheriff Borthwick at
CoartlsDd. N. Y, yesterday morning rela-
tive to L. George Strattop, who died In
New York while trying to beat succi's fast
ing record. He says that Stratton had
adopted boy, supposlng bin to be Charlie
Ross. The sheriff and Ross's father CORE
sponded year about the boy. The sheriff
got clue as to where stratton was living,
and the latter, learning CT ii, cent the boy to
Denvsr. He admitted thst he had adopted
the b0y, but would say nothing further
about hici. Stratton Yves married and bis
wife lives In Minnesota. Years ago che re-
fused to I've with him while he had the boy
In the house. The boy told the sheriff macy
things, snd Strstton's death msy help to
unrevel the mystery which hae 30 lorg cut.
rounded the by. rs Is kncwn In Court.
land IS Fred. Strsttou. The sheriff has
many LISTERS from R,ss's father, aad he will
continue the investigation as to who the
boy is. The father Of Charlie Rose discre1!t
the story.
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The North American Rcsiev for December

Tic N0rth american Rcrelo iol Dccembtr has
been received from its publishers N How York
The contents sre: Thoughts on thu Negro Prob.
lem, by James Bryce. NJ. p, author of The
American Commonwealth" Tho Three Philau-
thropists, by Col. E. G. Ingolsoll; The Benefits
of War. by Admirsl Luce, U. s. N; L G1eat
S!ati,tcll Investigation by General Wright, q.
8. Commissioner Of Labor; Is Corporal Punish
mert Degrading {? by the Dean of st. PaupR, Loa-
don Italy and tbs Pope. by cx Prime Mnist:r
Crispi; Railway Rates, by General 20 ace Porter
Tho Workingman and Fres Silver, by T. V. Pow
Derby; The Quorum in European .Legisaturoa by
Theodore stsnton; Football, by Joseph Hamilton
Scars Do amt ricans Love Money? ty Junius
Henri Brown; The Pcot Man at Harvard, by d
"Grind - Ny Gold Cure, By Dr.. Lc.lie E. Keeley
and jewish Soldiers in the Union Army, by j. IL
Rogers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

hsTHs Housa CT Representatives Ii '.''se'
IL democratic and weo naaa 20 By the p'o
tes. OF tbs peopio essiDsS the high ssr.h oy
which they are piuadsro5. it aaouia' by oil
mea.s, os 5000 af5a: It's Organization So pos
slble psss o bill 50 repeal Jhst tarsd Vi
oours, such q bill ccu'd nos bscoao ia"
with republican 6eas.e cad republican
President sgaln3t it. bal la pasaass *oaia
show tbs psople what the democrats Woa'c
do for thstr geliei!f they Tare act opposed
by thu republicans. But having cone thaV'
they should ct caoe proceed 10 pass iadlVia'
usl bills to remove the tariff tax Oh single
articles OF prime necessity, oae for instance
60 remove the tag on salt, another one 20
remove that or woc!, another On fuel, and
30 OF. There is only srncll republican
mai ,rity In tho Senate, end so urgent afs
the demands Of the poor cop!e, OF Fepuoli'
can as we'll as of democgatic States, fcE re-
lief, that enough republican Senators Will %
found whose votes, Joined with those OF their
democratic colleagues, will be sufficient 20
accomplish the desired purpose. Az at
tempt to removethe tex OF a!l the protected
articles at once wouid meet With tue COM
blned opposition O! all who profit BY shss
tax, but snoh would not be tie cage we're 81
tscks made upon them in detsll.
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pRaMWAsEIEaTOM.
[speaal 0orrespondssoe Of tie Alesaasria Gaset:

[specsal Correspondence Of tie AleSassTsa Gazette.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Nov. q. 1891.
EI-Congressman Browns of Accomsck
county, Virgins, was here today 20 consult
with Mr.. John Goode. who With Gensral
Bradley johnson OF Baltimore, and the At
torney General OF Virginia and the Com
mouwealth's Attorney of Accomsck county,
are associated with him in the Marsh habeas
CORPUS case to be tried in Baltimore In 8 day
or TWO. Marsh Is Marylsnder who was
arrested for violating thu Virginia oyster
Law, but is held By the Maryland authori.
Ties. The authorities Of Accamsck county
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BATTLE WITH A BEAR.-A section ms

BATTLE WITH BEAR.-A snotIon man
w's coming into Columbus, Ind, yesterday
afternoon, on hand.car on the Pennaylva.
MIA road, when he was attacked By large
bear. a terrible storm was in progress at
the time. The laan and bsar had terrific
struggle, but the man Hnally struck the bear
over thu head With en- iron crowbar. and ss
the animal relied from the car the man got
1t Ia motion and escaped. He was badly
scratched and bruised, bat lot seriously In.
iured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

Ir'1s sai6 that Mr.. Mills is in fa7oE Of aa
income ta1 to make up guy deficit in the
revenue the. may result from reduction
In the tsrIf tez OF the cecesssEio5 OF LIE end
raw mste7ial. Whether be is or not. there
is no doubt OF The fact that such tag would
b. popular With pire-tenths CT tho people OF
the country, who ere pooy, nc matter no"
unpopular II might be with the other one
tenth, who are rich, and, where every msa
has vote, nipe will bsa5 oce every time
Why southern msn should oppose such tsz,
when nearly oil the wealth c! the Country
ia in the North, Is one OF the many strange
things OF this strange eventfu ese. Were
such tax imposed for the payment ct pen
sions, the devices to which the pension agents
resort for increasing the penEioDs account
would soon become imperative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

At Shields, England, to dag, a number o,
workmen on board steam launch vera
crossing the river Tyns when a PASSENGER
steamer ran into them, crushing The launch
Into pisces. TIRES OF The woskmen gera
struck by the bow OF the steamer md IN.
stantly killed. The Others were throvp in
the water, but ware picked up by h,ais n
the vicinity.
Will 4cCrutchen, Prominent rsuchm.n, ljv.
at Seven Springs, 80 miles south OF Toyah. Ter
has been 81 snd killed By IN unkn own Mtx.c.r
The causo for tee deed IS yet unknown. H.,
Mexican escspad, bat tho oticara.a,e in hot m,
suit. f-'
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Tho Governor O; Missouri has become
JEALOUS OF The attention given to outlaws
bu. ne still continues to recommend the fa.
NOUS Dr.. Bulls Oough Syrup for coughs and
colds.
The proprletors Of Salvation Oil, the
ereaseet cure on earth for pain, will pay a
large reward Ii any certificate published By
them lie found not genuine. II costs only 25
cents bottle.
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To be Arrested

MONTREAL, Nov. 27.-Wsrranis have
beo3 !ssnad by Pfsulsr Mercisr for the ar
rest OF ssnator Tosss, proprietor OF La
Minervs. enc Mr.. Bs-thiaume, publisher Of
La Presse &c: criminal libel.
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% u. Kditar ofIha Alexandria Gazette:

To tho Editor ofthe Alexandria Gazette:
Permit me SLY that the statement l made at
your Office in reference to the republican mee;ios
Wednesday night was ba:ed ~ on inco1recs infor-
nation. desire now to say that l express my
thanks to the gentlemen who voted for me 60 al
ternste to tho convention, and also endor:e the
acton o. the meeting. Respectfully,
W. Jackson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

The December, the Christmas number, of the
st. Nicholas Maga=ine hiss been received from its
publishers in New York. Among its contents is
The Christmas Inn, by Ella F. Moaby, aud The
Long Hill Side, BIZ Thomas Nelson Page.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

BUCKLEN' ARNICA sALTE.
The BEST sALvE in the NO I'D for Cute. Bruises.
Cores, Olcera Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Handa, Chilblgins, Corns and all Skin
Eruptiors, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction. or money refunded. Price 25 centa per
tox. For ssls by E, s. Leadbeater & Fro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

Doctors and undeltskers arc pepersp,
poor whs,a the poobie use S.ous5,ake,j,
LinlmenG &c. pain. Price IS cen:s
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ALEXANDRIA,..VA., Nov. II. 1891.
rENhe AMOUNT OF STOCK required by Tbs act
4 OF Incorporation having b,en subscribed 10 the
CAPT 81 stock of TIKI ALEXANDRIA, AND FAIR
Fax PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY and
the undersigned, commissioners. having rec, ived
the cash payment upon the amount OF eubscrip-
lions, as required by law, notice ia hereby given
10 the subtcribers to tho said stock to meet at
the flee OF tho AlexandIis Resl Estate Invest
mert, Trust and Title Compsny. Ale1audris.
Va, at 10 O'Clock a. m. or MONDAY, December
IA, 1891, for the purpose e.ccing ollicers md
diroc ors toc said Company.
HEaRY STRACSj
ISAAC EICHBERG Commrj.
GEOEGE w. FISHER
rora7 "a
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AB. c. Observation-Disclosures D11

I HAVE bstn sufferer from catarrh for years
Having tried nun bar OF remedies advertised ga
"suIe cures without obtain iug any relic, IL a
resolved never to take any ether patent medicines
when q friend advised ne to try Ely's Cream
Balm. did so wi ii great reluctance but csn
cow testify thst after using it for six weeks ba.
ieve myself cured. 1t is most sgrceatle rem.
edy-an invaluable Balm.-Josoph Stewart. 624
Grand Ave, Brooklyn.
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EcR DYsrEpsfs.

Short breath, palpitation, pain In chest,
weak or faint SPELLS, smothering, cured by
DR.. Mies' New Heart Cure. Sold at drug.
eis:s. Tree treatise by mail MILES MED.
Co., Eikhsrt, Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

II you have not rsid your City Tsxes for 1sa,
you can gave por cont. by paying on or befo,a'
December 2. 1891. >'''O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

Experience is au excellent teacher, and
we must therefore believe that those who
have bad great success With poultry tel! us
truly the best methods Of feeding and treat.
ment when they tell Us that Sionebraker's
Chicken Powder is Indispensable to The sue
cessful poultry raiser. Price, 25cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
AB.C. Observation-Disclosures Blood

ECR THE ACCOMMODATION OF all who eau.
i not call during the day to pay their State
taxes, will be at my cfli;e from to p M on
Friday, Saturday and Monday, November 81, %
and so On tho 1rst day of December, 5 Ic:
cent will be add ID to all bills remaining unpsi.
NJ. b HARLOW
nov27 81 City Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27

IF FOUR D4CK ACHES.
Or you are all worn out. really good forno,h.
ing, IL Is general debility TRY ''a
BROWNS IRON BITTEHS.
GWW cure sou. cleanse your liver, aud rr7s
---------- = pod appetite.