davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register., 1891-11-26

| lily of five persons throughout the terri
| tory. OF the sixteen counties in New
| Mexico, Santa Fe carries the heaviest
debt. not only in the aggregate, but
also in proportion to population, its
total net liabilities being S4s9, Os9, while
per capita assessment on the popula-
tion sufficient to cancel the county OBJ
legation would impose a tax of $3.50. 80
on family numbering five members.
The net indebtedness of the counties
OF North Dakota aggregated 81, ,372,
2e1 in the year 1890, or an average
debt of S37,55 per family throughout
the state. it being assumed that there
are five members in the average fami-
ly. The heaviest debt in the aggre-
gate in any primary civil division in
North Dakota is S14S, 1O1, in Burleigh
county. Mercer county, however, is
the most deeply involved in proportion
to population, it's net liabilities being
equivalent, to an average indebtedness
of 1921. 10 per family OF five persons.
The net liabilities of the counties of
South Dakota aggregated 81, AL, ,354 in
1890. This amount is equivalent to an
average Indebtedness of S37. 10 per fam
lily throughout the state, assuming that
IneTc are uVe persons IN Ine average
family. Of the primary civil divisions
of South Dakota, Lawrence county car
ries the heaviest net Indebtedness, not
only in the aggregate, but also in pro-
portion to its population, its total net
liabilities being S673. 4S5. while per
| capita assessment on the inha bitants
sufficient to cancel the county obliga-
tion would impose tax of S2Ss. so on a
family of five persons.
The net Indebtedness of the counties
of Texas aggregated So, S93, TIA in 1890.
This amount is equivalent to an aver
age Indebtedness of S15. 40 per family of
five persons throughout the state. The
heaviest net liabilities in the aggre gate
in any primary civil division in Texas
are S370, 343 in Bexar county. In pro-
portion to the population, however, the
burden of debt falls most heavily in
Martin county, in which division a per
capita assessment upon the population
sufficient to cancel the county obliga-
tion would impose tax of S504.15 on a
family of five persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
The Battle at Wounded Knee

The following extracts from the private
letter OF IN army officer TO q Baltimore
friend throw light on tho incidents tnst led
to the battle between Big Foot's mep and
the Seventh Cavalry:
"Tbe fight between Big Foot and the
Seventh Cavalry was terrible tragedy, and
have been waiting with some appreben-
sion for the comments of the Indian rights
people upon the sfair. Thus fer tbs press
UttereEces have heeu more reasonable and
sensible thsp have dared to hope. The
true ard condensed narrative is az follows
"O1e buuGrei end six warriors. by actual
count, were reused up ct early dawn, and,
upon coming out Of their .epees, as ordered,
found themselves closelS surrounded, at a
distance of few feet, b7 FIVE hundred we'll
armed soldiers. Four Ho,chk:sa guns wsie
e'so traioed upon the Todisns These omi
rous pre- para'toDs k"eniy Grou:ed their ap-
preheDsoD. Toey were ordered TO gu req
DER their arms, but hesitats6, AM only a
few were given UT. The tepees were then
searched, and elxay euos were seiz,d. The
fear and indignation .! the IndlsDs increased
81 most to fre,zc. tbs sol iers were order.
ed to close 10 upon the Ead!nns, and q per-
sonal search wss ordered AID commenced.
All this was pr. mina-y to something terri
bic in the minds Of the Indians. The situa-
ton became strained beyond endurance.
Must they submit oaia:ly 10 be disarmed
and nlaoghtsred af.e'wa,de, or placed in
arms?
"FInallr, a shot WAS fred then for some
minutes siI was cnrf,eeG melee, aud when
the smoke cleared away, thjrty-four soldiers.
inciuainG Csp;sin Wallace, were found dead
or moTis!.y wounded. Ninets-two of the
one hundred and Fix warriors were also
killed ncd ia.gs number of women and
children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
NLNmv
LEGAL BREYITIEs.
The Alexandra Assembly will give
dance at McBnrney's Hall tonight.


Officer Taylor .bis egeuioe arrested co.
ored boz for stoaiing Old iead from the
steamer Virgins. laying 8. ;ha snip yard.
Iaformat,on received rom e' the sdjoI-
Ing ccnntie5 ia to the # ct that the farmsFs
have seoarsd good supplies Of ice OF excel
lent quality.
Marriage Licenses were !aeued in Washing
ton yesterday TO F McIntire. jr., and Bar
hare e. Robinson, of Prince William county;
Jos D. Brown and Sarah Asp Beach. both
nj Aisxsnfvis, GOD TO Albert B R2hsr and
Eth III. Sses e, Of Fairfax county.
Eehearsas ere beirg held for 8 cantata to be soon
presented under the direction of Miss Virginia
Evans The Dung sjies AID gentlemen who axe
to take part will meet tonight at tho ie,tuIc
Ioom of The Methodist Protestant Church.
A dance givon lag. night Horny street, near
King, afforded much amusement in the neighbor-
hood by the old fashioned country hi.ar1ty In
dulged in by those present
Tho police report last night as having been cold
and clear. with three dodgers but no prisoners at
the station hoaao Tho Mayor to day had no cases
for trial.
Mr. John Craven CO e6rated his 21st birthday
by party given at his home on south Leo street
lsst night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
Remarkable Rescue.

statement tina; she caught cold, which settled on
her lungs she WAS troied for month by her
family physician, bat grew worse. He told her
she WAS hopeless rictim Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gcsted Or. Kings New Discovery for Consump
tou she bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from the frat dose. She contin-
ned its use and after taking ten bottles, found
herself sound and well, row does her own house
work and is IS we'll as she ever Was. Free trial
bottles of this Crest Discovery at E. s. Leadbeator
Y Bros drug store wholesale agents.. Large bot
ties 500 and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

THE Pores sTAlUs.-A letter from Rome
states that the Pope ilas written the follow.
log dedication fo' the pedestal of the statue
Of himself which Will he sent to the Catholic
University ST Washington as gift from
Count Joseph t'lorlnnoLd rs Lou5ai:
LsoNI Mi. p. M,
Gao Auspies l. ceuGl
Ad ircta,uenta omoiurn discipiinerum
Washing 'ouisnslbus Apertum
Jcsepbus FIcrmond re Loubat Com.
I. P s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
Shlloh,s CONSUMPTION Cure

This is beycnd question tho most Success
ul Corgh Medicine we have ever scd q
few doses invsri.,bly cure the worst Gases of
.'oueh, Group aud -tronchitis, while its wonder
fu success IN tho caro- Of Consumption is without
psral O. in he hi tory OF medicine. Since its
frat discovery Ii has been sold on 9 guarantee, a
sest whic, other medicine can stand, If you
hsvc a cough We earnestly K you to try it. Prico
10c SOC, and 81. If yonr lungs are sore, chest,
or back lame. use Shjloh's Porous Plaster Sold
by :. ). J! cad tcater Il Bro Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

The CANNoN-BALL TRAIN.-As neie+ o.
fore AID in the GAZETTE the cacnoh-os'
tra;o. composed OF magnificent "a mSa yes
t'bi;le cars has been put CT the Il q y. N II.
sDd is q marked example OF the soiid com
fo-. and home. like IuxGary afforded by med
r,od.a ~ travel. Ii deservediy attracts
s..aai4rn The cars are elegantly finished
;ra,ia a,ith cherry aAd s2uque osk, ana
,;.sio uoJojstered in white mohaif. me
5t,,,no Car. ra-piendens With immhcCIste
,,.,,.rv .nG taoe service is sDo&;! hotel on
ubsais aod the little kitchen 81 cue end 10
tbs ACNE of cleanliness and conveoience.
The train consists CT postal car, con-
hio,tion baggage aud dining car, steeping
1.s observation CIR IL tae uFdor named.
Z 20 car Of toe tre.n Is ;ac iatSse ana oes'
nrs5uct OF tna skill, experience ara lever L
I'VE genius that Mr.. Pullman csn cctnm"nG,
AID ~ iusr cul Of the Pei men shops.
IN the I.itcbeu OF the dining car range
70. o5sk ,cg, ,. steam ,abis tor keeping thugs
warm, y oosier for 1a5 'be opposite IN pos
SID canVeuisGt receptGc'es Ia Which 10 pls co
ay..,y,hiag needed IL z hts,-clss5 kitcne u.
Adi5iUiug is INC pantry. iuruiehed with u
h.n,!soue sid UoasG cf csrVeG OAK. with
chtna ware aud silver in exquisite deaisns
az az renaissance style. Passing on, ths 0!I-
lug room L. 7 aohed, srG ii W ou'c be bard 10
dnd che @ita q richer OF more pleasing IL
tetior. 3 e,l=G piate-g'ass mirrors are set
ia every available portion OF toe wall spGo[ /,
yynfis Wide III q spacious WINDOWS give iaii
v:ey to tha evet-ghsDeii pictures present
e.! hy tie scenery Ct the aDcth. The sleep
!gg ca, which constitutes the bad ctam5er
- shls travelling hotel. aos every improve
ynsnt. Aa especially desirable fes;urn Of
tne sYain is {. number Of IGdy'e msids IN ihl-
f5rrn, WAC assist ladies and chi.d'sn il theiE
toilets. Tae observation Car is perhaps tie
chief attrac ion. TIE rear is ain:st All OF
glass, 10 order to sfI1rd the best possibis
outlook, aud ths platform is extended for
open air observation. With these trsins tie
TRIP OF $50 miles bstween WashicgSoa end
Asienla VIII b. roade Ia nineteen boers, i've
nous iess than by the Old ochetn!s.
cu.tcuu6ed By suah luxury and Locking
out upon tn. romantic pictures which ere
presented: az every miie Of his journey l.
tnsg be we'll surmised that s trip which may
hitherto have been looked forward to ss 8
necessary evil will become &c occasion
gne.e one wil! "rock tae tadioas tims Ii q
delightful DREAM from which the arrival ct
hls destination will seem Ike ruce aad IN.
pheasant Awakening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

BUILDING Associations -Ss9eial Of he
bc,Icips nesocla.iops halo a6iaurned meet
ines last nigh! and clec.eG oM 3era sc 80 :
lowe:
Moani veruop-F. Z Corbet', president
l.. e. UAler, secretary; Worth Hnish,
Treasures! G McBuFDey sp3 G + S-"iner
t;irecto-, aud Hubert Snowdeo, ;. = Sou :
enbutgh AID G. A Yohe trustees.
Cd Dsmin'ou-No qporuu appear ng,
this es-ocinlicn eoj urDed III! Tuesday, J an
uary 20
Dircaalios' NJ, l-R. W. A.e,y, pres
don't; l. Msr' NV, secretary; ). II. Luni,
treasurer J Watkins ard ]. T Sweeney
directors; G.. j w. Summers, E. Corhett
and z. Bsedrs trustees. 2 diY!iegc Of $3.50
pes shsFe wss declared
Mechaoies' NJ. 81. W. Faher, presi-
dent; l. Merhory, secretary; 5. II Last,
treasurer; r. = fucker snd J. B. Watkios
directors, snd J. D. II. Lunt, F. z. Corhe,t,
and NJ B Harrow trustses A d,Videcd o;
81 % per share was declared,
Mechaoics' No. 81. O. MilbGra, p:esi-
den! L Ma burg, secretary; 5. Il. Lun',
treasurer; Charles king and A. A Ws,f ,l1
directors. aud l.. N. Davis, + + Marbutr
ard 81. Strauss trustees. dividend o!
$1.25 per share wss declared.
Mechanics No. Nv. II. Smith, presi-
dent; l. Masbnry, secretary; s. H. Limit,
treasurer; A. Miiler, a A. Warfald, G Y.
Peytou ana &. H. Evans directors, eud r
II. Watt!es, +. E Cos bert and j. Nj. Hin
trus.ees. A dividend Of so cents per share
was declared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

TREsTLE BURNED -Snarks ftom locc-
motive on tia r & D. r R. last night set
fire TO tina S4mbo" nes.le few huodred
yards north CT 20 river scd TWO spans were
burned. a big force OF men we're at once put
so wo.G snd tbs tres:ls was repcired Dy this
morning st o'clock, when traIus passed
over 1t as usnal. O.ly few trains we're de-
ieral BIZ lhe iTa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

"R4GLsN's WAY" rom antic and tbril :
icg drama il four acts, pi he presented st
the O2eta House next Monday night. TIE
play is OF s;-ong draua,io merit aBd repete
With thrilling speeches aud Incidents. IL is
aaid &c he well oa-; sod handsomely mount.
ed aad will be rendered in every detail that
Gee cnarscte: ESD lie production e!sew here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

FITS, Tpa NJ, 81. VLus dance, hystera,
deadathe, neu,ag's nuG nervous p.o ,iration
cured by Dr. Mics N.rvine Free samples
st dlugss'a. by maii TO-. MILES MED. Go +,
Elt;,s-' Id
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

services viii be held in the Baptist Church
Tonight La connection Herewith the 2nd
anniversary sermon BEFORE the Woman'5 Mis-.
sion Society Of hst church will bs delivered
by Rev. Dr. Creme. pastor of Calvary Bsp.
biz: Church, Washington. Tho attendance
upon theae meetings is lsrge and he interest
decreases from night to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

COUNTY GoURT.-Judge D. M Chichester
presidiag Com. vs. Elsari steward, COL
ored, Indicted !or The mu der OF Eeson Watkins,
also coorod, .Gry aud Case i'll progress. This is
ihs fourth day of ee ,riai and tho intercst, uig-
Ing from tho crowd pros Mt is increasing. Up 10
this evon;n; it LOOKS from the evidence pio
Gu ed that il y l. provc case &C instiisilo homi-
,i,fo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

We hsvo speedy and positive cure for catarrb,
diphthcria, caDhor mouth snd headache, SHI-
LOAE'5 CATAH8H REMEDY. a nasal injector
FREQ with c C bottle Use it if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price soc. For sale by E. S
Lesdbester {. Bro, agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

K. OF : Several candidates will receive
The ampi.i.d Knights Bark 10 Oriental
Lodge, X of 2, to uieht. Tho rank self I
this l9ose under the direction of Mr. F.
Baker, is enc ui me best in ;ha State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
,ivar will soon BE- open again. The Wake
s arrived this evening.
poLD TE1gF.-Oa Wednesday,

PoLD THIRF.-Oa Wednesday, while
NJ json Jsvips. who livas near the corner
OF ID 8 eou Columbus stresie, vas engaged
iu BIZ, hoasenolG dulles. the thought she
beard eone one in "a upper room AID hssl-
eped tkiJner. Ga her wsy up stairs she N ct
large coiored woman coming down. MR..
] asked the woman what che WAS doing
there, when the won al boldly replied thai
she had been looking ove. Mse. Us ciothes
and kept on her way down tbs steps. Mrs.
Javns followed her, and ths Toman, fear
log that assistance might be cslled aud sbs
be arrested, jumped through window, car
rying the cash with her, and escap; u. Mrs.
Jav.rs .hen returned TO her ROOM so6 found
tha. 1915 10 money bad bean sioien and thet
ali Of her best clothing hat been laid aside
10 be carried eff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

y s9a's irregular aad cons'ipaieI. result :
"a - Paas. avoided b. iskiog Simmot 8
/ 2e: = eglator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
INsTALLATIoN.-At regular meeting of
e. Ii. 7 q M lid INsd-

INsTALLATIoN.-At regular meeting OF
Lafayette Lodge Nc. IL l. o M, held We'd
nesday night, the following officers were 10
s;ailaG by D. D G. a. G. E. Hipken to serve
10: the ensuing term 3. M @. J. W. Sum
nner5 w. III. J. B Cornell; J. NJ, T. s. Bal
liuger; r s.. J. 81. Mansfold; s. S.. +.
Ksus; Treasurer, G. ". Hall Chaplain, q.
W. Simpson; Conductor, ]. L. Callahan; Z.
C. TO w. NJ, r. E L Tyler; L. g tn W.
NJ, 2. 9. T;mbermsn; r G 80 NJ, J H.
Cooa L G. to J NJ &C. Davis T. g.. w. NJ.
Giasgcw; g. J. Simpson This Lodge Is
10 hou5;ehlGg condition with 81 members
in coca sanGl0g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

SHTLOH's VITALlzaR is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite Dizziness and al
symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price rs cents per DO
Ills. For sale by T. S Iesdbeator q Bro, agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

Eos All aapo.ucr President, the remedy
IS 'Ae yis.!iyt; aC: ioS !lJpI:e Blood s. 3. q.
8 q -iNa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

ANOTHER CHARTER Judge Norton to
day granted charter to company TO be
known as the Kate Field Washing toD."
Che effects ere to conduct a newspaper bus
iness and publishing company. The primo
Da. office is 20 b, at 2l0 eoCth Washington
stseet. ia this city, and the canita stock is
TO b. 600 divided into shares CT 500
each. Kate Field OF Washington, is to be
President, tres;uier and director end the
other directors are Weshipston:ans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

Tneea is muck In good blood but If born
of bad b;ocd, "a. L. Q. Alternative" Is the
nnil rPolnGY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

Detailing in I.cs 9, always reliable, pure
and harmless, is Summons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

NJ doctor Ellis presented to the fami.
iios WAC u.e : nmons |. yer Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

Simmons Liver Regulator always Gu OF
and prevents 1odieestion or Dyspepsia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

TIE worst attacks Of Indigestion Simmons
Liver Regulator neeer fails TO relieve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

Dr. DUBosE The "Uampinas WarL ers, "
missionary sccie;y OF TIE Second Presoy.
se.jal church, held ihair first anoigec5aFy
yesterday afternoon Tle meeting Was e.
iuuslasic enc largely attended, many ladies
being present frcm other churches ic TIE
city. Rev. Mr. Vance, pastor Of the church,
announced that by the request Of MIS-. Jno.
Jameson, President OF the society, he woul1
preside After reading various reports AID
receiving the contributions OF the Work
ets." the meeting wac addressed by Rev.
Eampden G. DuBose, d. d., OF Soochow,
Chiua. The speaker described the c0nd :
sion Of women in that land, tod what the
Christian women ofthe WORLD were doing and
could DO for them, and called Tor vourteet5
for thewo.k He ehowed how the crue! fashcn
OF foo binding was Practical, aud disp &; =
ed penei5 Illustrating the q messic lille o! u
native Tome1. After the address FIR. Y spce
apuouaoed tna amount OF tas collection
taken up and also read cao trea5u1eT's re-
Dort Tor the wear. Il showed that the eO-
Getty had contuoGtsd 10 MISSIONS during tho
Dast yeGf $65l. Iois goes for the support
OF Rev 3. L Gamuop, their missionary 81
Camonas, Brazil, and is In addition 10 the
regular contr, oatione of the church fc- mfs-
s!ons. Mr.. Vance comp!imented tae ladies'
on their great success, and d. DuBose sem y
tel gram 10 nouncipg the result 10 L ehmcDd.
80 os read at mass meeting held iaete in
hebaf of foreign missloDs. AZ might the
Secnot Presbyterian cbusen was packed 10
hear d. DoB)se egsin- 70 da'iesred a
ppvsrfu address has tn:i;led his audience.
He is very clqlsat and impressive
speaker, ana bic audience went away last
night fllI OF missionary an h0siasm a0G in
pres-ed with .he marvellous pr0g,e-s tiat
Christianity il making in hs ea7 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

PERSONAL The Norfolk Tirginian says
Mr.. Washington Danepbcaer, the wea!hy
Washington real estate msn, who has been
spending several days in Norfolk, ie.usocd
home yesterday via the bay iioe.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Noble Lindsey haye gone to
the Arkansas Hot Springs.
Mr. VIM. Trave.s and family left TO-DAY
for Atlanta, Ca, where Mr.. T. is employ 60
as railroad engineer.
Mr.. W. L. Kidwell has aceepteda posii3n
in the Richmond AMI D:nvilie Railroad If.
fee under Mr. ID. ske, in Ricbmond. Hs
manv friends will resrat his departure ffcnl
this city.
Mrs. Leu ensat Soae spd Miss Duao
OF Waahiagton, sse visiting friends in :ois
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
LOCAL NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9.

For this sect on increasing ciouditcss with
!ight rain or snow by Saturday morning. c's ely
v,tnds. slightly warmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

THE RIVER The tivrr conslpuas covered
with lee h ugh Tia, IL the cbaDnel is hfok-
en up snd fJats win he tids. The ferry
boats continue TO nsks Irregular iFips
and wish considerable tncQnvon,e0ce. T5e
steamer Thc"ps3a, dus here yesterday
morning. i7cm the lover river, dc aot sr-
rye iii at,er 4 o'c!ock 10 he eysriug enG
The Jaue Mossiey, fram N5tfolk, sec doe Il
the moruinq did not Gos hers Til this .uo:. :
ing, 10 lowing il the wzke of the II soie,,
hssEy. Teioa et'iya. acre on'y a0 ocur 5
80 late. las les SO esia qaiie esvy Gu ,,,t
much formed las nisn. sa9 If tbs p:=ssn,
mil9er w. het coaslnues il :s thought The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
WANTS.

A soUTHEEN GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
"A CHILD lthrce years) wish a home with 70
faed private family. House with yard preferred.
References exchanged. Address SOUTH ERN,
this office. JAM 3t
WANT. DAN NlD.rIhts BUREAU, OR
" CHEF OF DRAWERS $50 WASH
STAND address, e;,ti,ig price, BUREAU, 41S
King street. alex sndr.a JAM 35
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
CORPORATION NOTICES.

fsISTMaS GOODS.
so dozen cans Houston Tomatoes.
25 Sugar Corn.
80 gallons homo made Chow Chow, in quart
and rintjlrs
80 gallons home made Chop Pickle.
10 boxes California Ia sins.
10 Vslepcis do.
10 Florida Oranges fancy.
10 bhs Apples (fsncy).
/ bbl. Mots Champagne eide.
bb!s Malaga Grapes.
deem Dessert Peaches, go,
.' Pie i" 15c.
so dozen Andrevs' Toilet S,aps, 45c per dozen.
Cranberries, aud & full. limo of new goods suits.
Bile for the holidays.
bbls fuo largo Potomsc Shad.
Flesh Meats and Vegetables OF all kinds.
&. 81. JENKINS,
d coo Corner Fairfax and luke ft'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
GRAINS.

Having inc,e d tao number Of our brcw;ngs
per day Jour output Of grains at present being
alb out 700 bushels per day., We wish to call the
attention OF the faruera of this section 70 the fact
that we can now fully supply their wants.
ROBT. POKTNE}s BHEWsEG co.
iaIS w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

rl,HE TWENT Y SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
j If tie INEEPENDEN MU1 UAL FIRE IN
SURaNCE COMPANY will be held nj he Office of
the company on MONDAY, January 18th, at 10
o'clock 8. m. By order of
jsn6 eotd c. LUKENS, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

sHOICE FLORIDA ORANGES received to day
~ h ldcG6l J.C. MILBURN.