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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
WHITE AND CoLoRED yorERs IN VII

WHITE AND CoLoRED VOTERS IN VIR
G1NIA-The result OF The recent fedora
census shows large increase of the white
over the colored voters in this State since
1880 An cfficlal who has wa.oht d the re-
inrps carefully has figured up he result in
6fty eight countie5 IN the State He ssye
Ia these the whites have gained 81 .220, and
lost POS, g net gain OF 90 OH The color-
cd inc,eased in these fifty eight counties IS
900, and lost II .9S5, and pet gaio OF only
235 In thu twenty. nine counties having
colored m 'tities In 1880 the whites in.
creased Sc III. and in thirteen counties hav.
lag colored msjcriiea 10 that year the
whites decreased 3.137, making in the forty
two counties having colored majoritiee, a
net gain of SO 500 Albsrma IL. Campbell,
E'z ,beth City. Hanover, King George. o :
aDee and Pit7yVanls, which had colored
MI ,rties In 1880, now have white majori-
ties. 10 seventeen counties Of the black belt
the colored voters increased 26 S63. and iu
TWEEN. y-6vs Counties of the Same section
decreased 20 24S making in tho forty Two
counties an increase OF only 6 6l5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
UyEs OF TEE DaT.

Gen. Gordon, Usiied States Senator fun
Georgia, joip.d the Farmers Alliance yes
terdey.
1t ia expected that the cersus of the Brit
ish en- nire will shcw population of 2eO,'
10000
The Epglish libsra's will abandon the
home-rule movement If the Irish people suE
port Mr.. Parnell.
The two-year-old child of Mrs. Ludwig
SsbuI at Bethlehem, Pa, fell out OF bed into
wash tub yesterday and waa drowned.
An English physiclau who hal been wiz
Mig enormous sums fell dead at one OF the
gaming tables at Monte Carlo yesterday.
Latest advices from Chill show that fight
inp is still going on and that President Bal.
naceda Is determined to fight to the iast
Gov. Hill, of New York, has been invited
10 make the address at the unyaiiing CT the
monument of Henry W. Grady at Atlanta
Ga, next summer.
Ia a couhic. near Havana, Cubs, yester-
day between The Civil Guards AID number
OF bandits two OF the latter we're killed, end
several others were captured.
E nest Fo;bes, the negro who is to be
hsrged at Annapolis, Md, on April 3, coz
fessed Yesterday that be committed the IS
sault upon Miss Bertha Pbipps, for which he
Is to eutfer death.
ECU. g. Senator Joshua Fill died at Had
ison, Ga, yesterday. He twice represented
his district In Congress, and was U. 8. Sen
stor from Georois when the war broke ou
and again In 1868
The Baltimore Conference of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church. in eeesion in Wash
iDg:on, yesterday, by vote of l46 to 40
voted in opposition to the admission G.
women SIS delegates to the General Confer
ence.
The Secretary of the Ioterior yesterday
granted permission to Buffalo Bill to en-
gage LOO indians for hls Wild West show
from the Sioux reservation, the privilege
under this permission to terminate in ons
year.
Manuel Polifz. one OF the msn on tria
charged with essessnatiDg Chief of Police
! Hennessy, of New Orleans, and who has
| been identified By seyersl witnesses as oDs
| OF those Ubo fred f:om house hired by tbs
assssains, is breaking doHn, and 1t is said Ii
oslng his mind.
The estimate is now made that there vii
be defci. of as much aa SOS, 100000 in thu
/ national treasury as the result of the reck
! | ssneps of the late business Congress. Pres
| ldent Harrison ard his Cabinet are reported
tc be embarrassed by the 6oaucsl showing
which Secretary Foster makes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
AN OLD "W1qcs DoorcRn DEAD.-A dis

AN OLD "WI1Cg Doctor" DEAD.-A dis
patch from Piitebu-g. Pa, seys the funeral
OF Peter Am snd. who for nearly 60 years has
been kno1n throughout tibet section ss the
"Witoh Doctor" occurred Tuesday from bis
residence on thu south side, and wea largely
attended. Hs claimed that ha could cure
any disease ever known. M0ny strange
stories are tod of the power possessed Oy
Amend. His methods were mysterious. sDd
this served to strengthen his power over the
German farmers. When called into the
country be would hire mule aud pro-
vide himself with new broom.
After riding bsyon1 the city limits. he
would change bis position aud ride hack
ward. The old man performed al his ~ou'
derful cures In seoret, Of en- going GU into
the Ralds With the svowed purpose of bold
ing conference with the sprits. He wac
never known to use the stree. cars or rail-
roads He wss the proprietor OF several
herb medicines, which were sald to have
great healing qualities. rs was also credit
ed with having the power to remove the
pain from severe burns. From this be &C.
cured quite sum of money. When farm
ers visited him with tales about loss of live
stock or other misfortune Amend wcu'd
visit their places and by some mysterious
passings would beuisa the witches. the
southeide doctors ouce attempted to have
him stopped from selling his medicine
Taey had him arrested for practising medi-
cine without diploma. Taey we're uns-
bile to stop his work. The old man wea fond
OF providing for homeless children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

a KISS BREAKS UP A WBDDIN0.-Far-
mum Cook, wealthy resident of Borax
Lake, Cal, and nephew of Justice L. O. @.
Lamar, was 10 have married Miss Emma
Layton q handsome and accomplished youog
woman Of Columbus, o, yesterday. The
wedding i'd not taSe place, and Cook lett
fer the West at five O'Clock in the afternoon
with the avowed Intention of putting an end
to his own life. Cook arrived 10 Columbus
some two weeks ago TO make iaa arrange
fpents for taking with him bride when be
returned to his Occidental home. He Was
lavish il his expenditure of money, and
by DO means sverse to exhibiting q
huge roll Of bills. Sunday night he
called on Mise Layton. Aoothsr ger
tlenaa who had been life long friend of the
Young woman also called Ii was the friend 9
last visit. and upou bis departure he exercised
the privilege of their years OF companhnship and
kissed her goodbye. This, it seemed, did not
meet Cooks approval, and, although he slowsd
the arrspgem hts for the marriage to be COM
pleted he continued to brood over the fancied
sliyh. When the hour for the ceremony arrived
the prospec Give bride was dressed, even to the
bouuuet and I'll, yes her truDEs were packed for
tie wedding journey, the guests were assembled,
and the minister grew impatient. Finally tho
guests dispsr sed and Mrs layton reiifed to her
room to battle her tear-stsned eyes, for the BRIDE
groom did not CONF Instead, he sent letter
lster in the dsy, saying he fear d shedd not iove
him. and thst few moro hours would end his
life. Miss Layton sti sits snd weeps while her
friends year dire vengeance on COX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
Terrible Casualty.

ST. LOUIS, Mar. 7 -Yssterdsy on plan
'aiiou near Pslarin, in Faulkner county,
Arkansas, man named Fowler, and three
boys were in two boats duck hunting on q
lake. Fowle-, with enc boy named Law.
son, occupying ems OF the boats. When In
middle Of the lake. L,wson's gun was 40
ciderty discharged and the full load Of
duekshot entered Fow'er's breast, just be.
low the heart, at which Fowler fell into the
lake. Lawson and the boys In the other
boat tried to rescue Fowler and their boats
were capsiz,d Ooe of the boys was
drowned. The others managed to reach
shors with Fowler. but the latter expired
af,erWar6a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
RAN OFF WITH NUN.-Iae twin sons

RAN OFF WITH NUN.-Tne yin sons
Of Mrs. George W. Halford, of Toledo, OHIO,
have iust been received at the Soldiers o :
pbsps' Home at y mia. They might have
been there wears ago. but for their fathers
behavior, Fifteen years ago Ha!ford, who
was a successful newspaper man, eloped
With nua 10 the convent there. After
few years be began to pay court to he other
young wouan, snd was engaged to be mar
rled &c several, bnt they all discovered that
he had wife. Finally he MARI d a Pitts
burg woman. He was arrested several
tmes, but fiosly vent to Michigan, began
courniug again, was arrested aud sent to
the Pontiac asylum. where he died. His
wife kuew he had been soidier, and found
discharge paper for George W. Chalfa. of
Massachusetts regiment. 1t has taken
several years TO prove that C1alfs and Hsl-
ford were one and the same person. In the
meantime the w.d:w has been living in
cellar 10 Toledo. She has received b eek
pen-ico aud the boys have beeD sdmitted 10
the home. Shs s ,!J to he daughter Of
prominent Npv York family, who do not
kcc8 hsc Shesesbouis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
I, e A N DRIA-. VA
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH I,

THE MACH nur Der CT the North Ameri-
can Rcrie,U contains letter written by
General Sherman In 1S70,in which the Ger
eral attempted to explain the we'll known
fact that General Thomas, at the commence
ment OF the wer between the States, not
only talked of taking the part OF bis own
section, but actually waited to zee which
sde would make him tie better offer be-
fare he determined for which to draw his
sword, upon the ground that Thomas IKE
himself, Sherman, felt uneasy about bis i"-
ture and cast about for employment Inc
exoanaticn ia infinitely worse than the
charg4, which II not only sus!aine. but the
enormity OF which IL increases, as it shows
that it was not love CT the Union, which ir-
Guced some other Southern men to take the
part of the North. but was, se'f-interest alone
shat led Thomas to fight against his section,
his State and his own kith and kin. But 1t
is not surprising that General Sherman
should have made such ga explanation, as
il is also well kcown that he too, "Csst about
for EN- oloyment" at the commencement OF
the wav, ard found i. 10 the North, though
q short time before be had assured the PEG
pie of New Orleans, on his honor as gen.
tlemap, that he would never do 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
In PANrs.-The sensational Bloomfield

In PANTs.-The sensational Bloomfield
divorce ca 90 was resumed at White Plaiae,
n Y, yesterday morning The sensation
of the Gay was the testimony of VIM. Ao-
drews proprietor Of the Lexington House.
Mount Ksc,. Ha tes'i6 I'd that Turner and
youtg men named c ID n called Az bic no
;el and roomsd over night. Turner said
that CT, Fl wss sick and had 20 bs watched.
The witness cook good look at Mrs.
BoomGaid and Identified her as the "ycusg
man Csh r." Tnia created great senss-
lion 10 the court room, and Mrs. Bloomfield
wished tbs floor would open and swallow
her up. After brief deite rstiou yesterday
sf-ernoon the jlrv pronounced Mis- Bloom
field gully o! /, fidelity and acquitted Mr..
BiooUlG I'D OF the counter charges brought
against him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
The Canadian Elections,

TORONTO. Ont, March There la still
c,rsid etaole diversity of opinion as to the
so,ual maj ,r.ty tho Government obtained
In the recent elections. The Empire ICON
servative) says: More complete returns
show the conservati7e..victury of Thursday
to have bsen even OF more sweeping char.
ac.er than was anticipated yesterday. Oar
returns show present government ms ori
ty of 45, a magnificent endorsement, and
ons OF which every loyal man mag be
proud" Impartial authorities plaza the
governments M ,rity at about 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

[specsa Correspondence of tho Alexandria Gasettc ]
WASHING TON. D. O., March 7, 1880.
l. is said at the Capitol, and on the best
authority, too, that the failure TO provide
the necessary appropriation In the bill for
the proposed new Philadelphia mint, was in
territorial, and that when The omission was
discovered on the Senate side, and the aztec =
tion of those who bad control Of the bill In
the Seua.e wa directed to it, the reply was,
''Dever miud, let II 60"
Among the strangers in che city to-day
was WAS ex-CongreSsman Venable OF Vng'n-
la, who WAS deprived OF the seat in the last
Congress. to which be was fairly and ltgs ally
elected, bs the repudisted republican major
ity OF the elections committee, assisted by
Mr.. Reed, In order that it might be given to
the negro LaDes.oD. who, on the testimony
of the most pronounced white republican, 10
tue district, was not elected. Mr.. Venaole
saws he regards bis distrct, though in the
"black betts" AS now as safely democratic ss
aoy Other districJ in the S ate. He also says
ne never hears any thing now about General
Malone except 10 connection with speculs-
t,ons 10 the southwestern part of Virginia.
Dir. VsGa6le is On anti silver man, and fears
that the adoption of the free silver idea b7
hia psrty will IN ure 1t 10 the North.
Il ls saiG here to-day that the attempt 70
admit negroes to the Wimodsughsis of this
city has broken up aud disbauded that soci-
a5y, ss not only the southern, but most of
the northern members also, are opposed to
the social equality that such admission
would Of necessity imply.
The notable absence of any representative
OF the atuinisi ration from the Reed ban.
qnet in New York York last night Ia com-
msnted upon pretty generally by the repub-
l;cau politl cisns here to-day, many Of wnom
attribute the republican defeat last Noveu.-
Der to Ms. Reeds management ofthe House.
Ali the msuy fiends of the Alexandria
and Arlington Rsiifoad. which road viii
conform, ss psar SO tue topography OF the
country will admit, to a straight line from
Arlipgton 90 Alexandria, attribute the pas
sage of the bill for that read to the constant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

The AnalOsion Magazine for March has boen re-
ceived from its publishers in Washington. It's
contents are: Through the Palouse with Pony
Trsin, Lines by Young Lady Born Blind, Con-
g,esi and Public Opinion, At the Parade, Three
Score srs AND Ten Agonet What Ia the Behring
sca Dispute? Boarders Away" Mr'. spoopends kss
Visit to the 5onate, This Negroes AnthTopolo, eel
Pesiti N, scifnce sad the Negro Question, A Sus.
pension of Hcstiities. Charles Dickene' Chatac.
ters ard Caricatures, An Episode in Alexander
Sc,k;;k's Life, &c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
VIRGINIA ERWS

Mrs.. Nancy NJ. Utterback. widow of W
N. Unerback, died at Marshall, Fauqnier
count3. on Monday.
Initial steps have bscn taken for the for
nation In Winchester of a stock company
for tie manufacture Of beet sugar.
u .chariah Smith, On old and respeo ed
colored c,'z.n of lower Fauquier county
died GU February 9Th, aged ll2 years,
The ony case before the Court of Appeals
yeaterGa, was that of Hodges vs.. Seaboard
sno R5enuke Railroad which was argued
and continued.
Oae Of the worst suow-storus Of the win
ter rsgad 10 tbs valley OF Virginia yestar-
day. Tho epere9ate fall of snow there this
ssason Is greater than for fly years.
Cia-emont on the james river, and i've
edio;niog gi.e&sr, $50 acres, heVe h' or
pure as.d ~ Z uor,hern syndicate for $50
coo L IL said TO he the intention OF tae
purcheaers 10 make C!aremont mauu!ac'
tu-in2 tcwo.
L Is 5a;1 hat O. S District Judge Robert
y. Hughes. who Is entitled to retire FROM
that position ia e few mouthe, he's indicated
bic desrs that Judge Lewis may be appoint
"a in tbs new court to be established. 1t Is
pro5ah'a shat Judge Hughes will indicate
thla desire to the President.
Tg9a a;oal! oolcred children we're buried
to GeatG in Winchas,er yesterday. Thai.
mother, SIS! la Johnson. locked hem in
the hcu3e ef,er dinner While she went 10
wosk. l. il supposed ;be children began
playing with :he frs sne sat their clothing
rbl q, Thay were desd before assistance
cou d reach them.
Toe vii, of the late Hon A. Il. r. Stuart
WIS sd uitttd 20 p-obats s.Staunton, Tnurs-
day. Il Is dated May %. 1890. is written nv
his own band, dsfrtbates an estate valued
S. $50, eco. and appoints his sor-ia-!aw, BIZ.
Alex +. Robertson, executor, VT 1out su.e-
ty. His ohidren are Mrs. Mary McGlire.
wlie OF DR. Hort Mcclure. of Richmond,
Mrs. Sassc Gibscn. wis of Rsv. A. Gibson,
OF ClnciLnlii. AID Mrs Masg,r Robertson,
wife CT Mr.. A F. Robertson, OF Stanton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

From Centennial Headquarters. II fad
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup excellent, hsving
ready sale aud rendering more satisfaction
than any cough serun 1 have ever sod y
A. B. Maloney, NJ. d, Is h end Carpenter
streets. Philadelphia, Pa.
An article basad,on true and honest p'iac,
pies Is Salvation Oh. Price only % cent?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

Mr.. T. 3. REED says the verdict Of his
tory is the only verdict worth recording
This is a sorry plea to Offset the almost uni
versal condemnation his course as presiding
Off Ger of the House Of Representatives re-
ceives from living men. And then, too. moth
ing is better known than the fact of the up-
relis5leuess OF historical verdicts. for, from
the time of Thucydides, who confessed that
he wrote history, not to preserve the men,
orr of facts. hut to plesse the Romans aud
make his own coun.rymen acc5pt their DE-
feat with better grace, down to.the northern
histories OF the war between the States, the
"ve,dcis of history" are not only unworthy
ofreoord, bat ecregiou1'y misleading.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

IMPALED ON A CANE.-T. l. Powell al
Morgantown, W. Va, yesterday died Of q
peculiar injury. While out walking with q
companion Thufeday, Powell stumbled and
f,l. 10 falling be struck his companion to
the groupd, and sharp cane In the atter'5
hand pierced Powei's abdomen, literally
impaIipg him Powell died 10 few hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

The !rtsarsss!ole race conflict has egain
Broken out, and this thee In Washington
oac, more. TIE Wimcdsuahsis ofthat city,
q wom ans ousae:s aad social organ .tinn,
to whose ea:ertainments gentlemen ara al
rnitted, bas been broken up, because a pegro
woman iu.rcded herself into its member
ship, the ssceders ssying that if they must
associate with negro somen as equals, they
must 20 tina sama with the lstser's negro
male escorts. What nature has put ssunder
nsi.nsr man nor woman car put together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

II you select coed and healthy food for
your family, you shoud also look to the
welfare Of your baby. For all troubles Of
early chiifho nod nothing Ia better than Dr..
Bulis Baby Syrup.
Remember thai Cd SOUS Catarrh Cure
is precautionary the catarrh remedy of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

x.SENATOH INGALLS, says that the fifty
million now being expended on chips of
war are being thrown away. as the ships re-
ferrsd to, owing to the almost daily iu :
provement in such vessels, will be utterly
useless in ten yearF. Ia this Mr.. Ingalls, Is
entirely correct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

CoNGRt ssMAN LODGE. of Force bill ir:a-
riy, says the late republican U S. House CT
Representatives proved to the country that
that House can legisiate. But Mr.. Reed,
the master Of that House, said the House
had ceassd to be deiberative body; anG,
what's more, the latter proved that what be
said was true. Mr.. Lodge Is better fitted
for some vast wildern, IS than fer Congress-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

MR. 7. REED says the late Congress is
mo- 10 be praised So much for what it did, ss
for what il has rendered possible for future
Congresses to 60. What gabtlsl Why, if
'he large democrstie msjority in the uezt
y. s. Hous, of Representatives should at
tempt to commit one OK the many outrage:
psrpe'ratsd by the small republican meirri-
~ Ia tbs late q ,use, the nasal screams and
sh-ioks OF Mr.. Reed would revsrberate
throughout the Capitol from cryp. to dome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining In
the Alexandria, Va, postotiice March T.
Persons calling for letters will please say thoy
advertised
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks will be sent to the dead letter Office
Anderson, AW Miller Lleweyn
Bailey. MIS- Lens Pinn, Ghasde
Bell, Price, VIM
Butler, Miss Bette 2 Rsu n, Miss Bessie
Carver, Emmett schersriz, W
Campbell, NV ,tralcy, K
Clements, Strothcr, John b
Eldridge Presc0tt thomas, Mrs Ada
Harrington, DIV Turner, Ms Jane
King, Miss Rosa Whsllon. H
Louis, Georgeana Whiting, Miss Virginia
Mcdaniel, Calvin g vii ism Mrs
McCorkell. Mrs Simpson william, John NJ
PARK AGNEW. 2. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

'Oj Grip" Chippewa Ind;sn, Gled
Thursday near Sontb Bend, Tod st the ago
OF los yeas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07
WOODWARD & L0qHROP
March 7. 1881.
Ready-Cut Waist Lt1lLlgs.
Made Of Best Quality Silesia-
sure fit guaranteed-all sizes.
soc Each.
{ lining Department, lst floor, l0th
street building
March I. 1881.

We shall introduce to you to-day
the Great European Novelty in
Printed Goods, new weave called
KORAN MORE, made from
Egyptian cotton and combed yarns,
combined with the Moire effect,
producing a richness only to be
found in the highest class silks.
The colors are absolutely fast.
We have them in a full assortment
of colors.
3S inch wide, 40c a yard.
Scotch Bingham Department, LIST
floor, lOth-st. building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

Hesdsche. indigestion an! all disorders OF
the Liver, Simmons Lives Regulator surely
cures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

Senator Gao. NJ. Ch;lcott. of Cci71edo,
died in e.. Louis yesterday OF bTisht's DIS
tsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

How A HYMN WAS WRITTEN.-Oae day
NJ. Wesley was sitting By an open win
dow, looking out over the bright ard besu-
tiiul felds. Presently q little bird Fl ting
about 10 the sunshine attracted his atten-
ton. just then hawk osmo sweeping
down toward; the litls bird. The poor
tliag, very much frightened, wss darling
here and there, trying to ED scme refuge.
In the bright, sunny air, il the leafy trees
or 10 the green ads, there veg DO hiding
plaza from the e ,rce gra'p of the hawk.
But seeing al open window aud a man cit
ting beside 1t, the bird few, in i's extreml-
ty, towards il, and WITH beating heart and
qrivering wing. found reinge in Mr.. Wes-
les's bosom He shattered it from the
threatened anger. and saved 1t from 8
cruel death. Mr.. Wesley Was at that time
sutfering from severe irisls, and was feeling
the ne,d Of refuge in bis own time oftroub e
as much aa did the trembling little bro that
nestled go safely in bis bosom So be took
up his pen and wrote that swees hymn:
jesus, lover of my soul,
Let me to thy bosom fly,
While the waves of trouble roll,
Whlo the tempest still is high.
The. prayer grew into one of the most
besuiifu hymns In our language, and mu'-
titudes of cur people. when In sorrow and
danger. have found comfort while they
have said or sung the last lines of that hymn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-07

WE HAVE small d lot each OF High Grade
w Fans. opera Glasses, a1d Pocket B,os g.,
which we have marked down To low price, They
are all fire DDS, and we have put these prices
OF them to all them gu CHI. Don't miss tbs op-
portunty.
@ GOODS DELIVERED N ALEX-