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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21
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Obituary..

Died, May 18th, 1891, in Vance Co.,
Maud Eloise, aged 3 years, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Finch. Little
Maud was sick. about six days and
nothing that fond parents or skilful
physician could do stared the hand of
disease, and on Wednesday night her
bright pure spirit returned to God
who gave it. The many friends Of the
devoted mother and loving father, who
have visited their hospitable home,
sympathize with them at the loss of
their interesting little girl. Possessing
a nature unusual of loveliness, she won
the hearts of all-especially her father
who almost idolized her. We loved
her too well, and God has taken her.
ut is mercy to have that taken from
us which takes us from God" There
fore we bow in submission, believing
that He afficts us to draw us nearer
to Him. Wait patiently, fond parents
and friends, and you shall see dear
Maud again. A.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21

Vance county Superior Court con-
vened Monday, Hon. Spier Whitaker
judge presiding. The grand jury. an
intelligent body, was drawn and Capt.
G.. w. Raney was chosen foreman.
The Judges charge was able and elab-
crate while it was at the same time
clear and simple.
John E. Woodland, Esq, the districts
vigorous and talented Solicitor, is in
his place and business is being dis
patched in business like manner.
Judge Whitaker is sustaining the fine
reputation he made when he was here
before, and on all sides we hear words
of commentator spoken of him.
The grand jury having finished its
work was discharged yesterday.
Error Corrected.
An error in our last issue, made in
our Henderson notes, causes Jack
Taylor to appear under an alias. Such
a prince of a good, bright fellow and
tobacco buyer, should not have his
name COMPOUNDED. Pemberton & Penn,
the principal house, is in Danville, and
have in J. P. Taylor & Co., Henderson,
truly an honorable branch.
Tobdcconist.
The error was detected and corrected
by us, as appeared in the article printed
in our last issue. We did not know,
though, but what it was intentional on
Brother Dibrell's part, and he was
simply passing Jack off by another
name as the boys some times do. We
thought possibly her name was Lewis.
Largest and best stock Clothing, Shoes
and Hats at such low prices they will
certainly please, at Watkins, clOthiers and
gents furnishers. apr. 23 40
w. II. Cheek, Jr.
The Winston Tobacco Journal says
this of a popular and deserving young
gentleman of Henderson-Mr. w. H.
Cheek, il, son of Gen W. II. Cheek,
and well known and successful leaf
tobacco dealer:
Mr.. W. H. Cheek, Jr., of Henderson,
n. c., is one of the most deserving
young men in the State, having worked
his own way up in the trade. When
ii years of age he began work with
W. f. Gary & Co., and by honest effort
became general manager of that reliable
concern. He went in business for
himself last January and is succeeding
quite WELL Place orders with Mr..
Cheek and they will have the best
attention.
To produce the best results in growing
tobacco, use NATIONAL Fertilizer. \
large supply on hand and for sale by
ID. Y. COOPER,
apr 80 Henderson, y. {.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21

A nice line OF soap at Parker's drug
store. afr16
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21
The Supreme Court Says There Was
Error,

The Supreme Court has decided that
there was error in the Jenkins and Hall
case, which means, we suppose, that a
person may commit fraud or any act
however mean so it does not put them
within criminal jurisdiction and cannot
be held to account. All that can be done
is to put such person in Jail and let him
take the insolvent debtors oath and
come out after being confined for twenty
days. \ copy OF the opinion has not yet
been certified down to the Clerk OF the
Court and we have not read it.
LATER-Since the above was written
the opinion of the Supreme Court has
been certified down and H. r. Jenkins was
released last night.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21

Sl1oassO usq, eAss eng 'ueIpHqo pIu Gus usqM
'uE1oassO o. sunIo eqs ssIN euuosq Gus ueqM
.y!1o,sso 1oJ pe!1o aus 'pHqO g sem GUS usqM
.'v!Ioasvo leu eAv5 GA '1o!s seA Iqsa usqM
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21

We defy the world. the flesh and
any other merchant to compare with us
in quality and prices on SHOES. A
good ladies' button shoe for 81 c, a good
ladies' hand sewed kid g 90 to $50,
a good boys shoe 81 C. youths shoes
big bargain. A good brogan full stock
81 90, good mems fine shoe all solid
S1.2a, good hand sewed gents kanga-
roo worth s. 90 for S2..5. Some of our
shoes are sold at less than the cost to
make them. They were all bought in
job lots Carroll, Adams & Cos make
as good as any goods in the world.
Give US a call and we promise to save
you money on every article you buy.
PURCELL e. ARTHUR
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21
Superior Court.

Have you read the directions wrapped
around Sugar Coated Yeast? may21
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21
WIDE AWAKE M saaS liant lex, en-

"'oI WYNN pend large sums
advertising their business through the
columns of wike awake newspapers.
1t pays them or they would not do it.
If others find it profitable, why may
not you?
We often wonder why people speak of
man dying of heart failure Would
1t not be just. as appropriate to say
man died for want of breath? Of
course mans heart fails when he dies.
And if the heart is the organ involved
which produces death, why not say
the patient died of heart trouble or
heart diease: Let us hear no more
about people dying of heart failure.
Young ladies. here is something
worthy of your considerat ton. The
gainesville Democrat says it has been
shown that the way to reach mans
heart is to cater to his appetite. A
girl who can claw piano and agitate
the atmosphere promiscuously may be
fine parlor ornament. but the damsel
that can grease the griddle and turn
over two pancakes at a time is the
piece of furniture the most in demand.
ErysipelaS-I. L. Irwin, of Townsville,
Ga, says he was afflicted with Erysipelas
for ten years and was only cured when z.
?. 2. was used. For sale by w. w. Par
ker, Druggist.
The Supreme Court Saws There Was
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21

293 New Shapes Ladies' Hats, received
to-day from New York City. Get the
latest at Watkins. may7 St
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21
Our Ringwood Letter.

Have you read the directions wrapped
around Sugar Coated Yeast? may21
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-05-21

Largest and best stock Clothing, Shoes
and Hats at such low prices they will
certainly please, at Watkins, clothiers and
gents furnshers. apr. % 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The regular monthly meeting of tbs City
School Board will be held tonight,
ArguUents in the c & o. canal case were
concird.d before the Maryland Cour. CT
Appeals yesterday by Mr. Gown, Mr.. Wal
liz, General Johpson aud Attorney General
Whyte.
Marriage Iicersea we're isane1 In Wask-
iagton yesterday 20 W. q. Rag mond end
Roberta Smith, both OF Fairfax county; Dsr-
nis Callahan and Malvira M. Russell of Staf-
ford county.
Very Rsy. F. J. DINE, o. P, aselsta Mt
priest ct st D ,mioic'a church, Washington,
0i.d yesterday at st. Domnic's Convent.
5o!emn requiem mass viii be celebrated at
S.. D mines Church Friday morning rext
q! O'Clock.
The boys OF the E Jiscopai High School ar
pubiahr little weakly called The Light
ming Bug L. is bright little sheet OF gos-
sip and personals on the hill" that appears
to be written at mea! me-cne set Of boys
telling what ravepcus eppsti.es the other
set have.
There viii be church reception hold at the
Second Presbyterian Church this evening, begin
ming at 7:30 O'Clock.
The Columbia Steam Fire Engine Company LAST
night elected two members and transacted some
routine business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
TI,e Pnlpit and the STAGE.

Eey. F. NJ. shrout Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: 81 feel it my
duty to tell what wonders DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery has done for ne. My lungs were badly
diseased, and my psrishionels thought / could
live only few weeks. took FIVE bottles Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery and am sound aud well,
gaining % pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny Folks
Combination, writes: After thorough trial and
convincing evidence, l am confident DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption beats em all.
and cures when everything else faAs. The great
est kindness l can do my many Thousand friends
is 20 urge them to try it."
Free bottles at Z 5. Leadbestsr & Bros drug
store WHOLESALE agents.. Regular sizes so cents
AID 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

= RAIlRokD DEAL-The Nsv tx
Herald Of to-day says: Some oficia!s OF the
pspGsy lvsnia Railroad are in condition OF
goat egitation about jay Gould's trip over
ne Richmond Terminal, Louisville and
Nashville aad Missouri P4cIRc systems. AS
.cos Of thom has expressed it, they suspect
~ arrangement between the roads named
ana the Baltimore aad Oh o ine, which will
4. q on" the PENNEY Ivenia frcm partici-
r,slsa il a LARGE and profitable bueiness and
'.r,riye Is Gifts most valuable southern COZ
o.e lors. Tae arrangements which Messrs.
;i,a.a. Iamau, Norton. Btice aad their as
7-ate- s5s making =; the present sine are
u led to disturb oihe- northern reeds
,--ties the Pennsylvania. /. saams likely
as.s fbousards OF tons of Missouri Pacific
Louisville and Nashville freight wnich
s.- heretofore come to tie eastern ses-
srl bg wey cf the nor;hecn trunk lines
vi hereafter i1d the way 10 the Atlantic
st ca ihe 70 d Of the Hchn2nd Term
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

fHg Neon ~ FgBaUARY.-The Feb.ua-
~ ~ IN /. 20, u=hered IL until the S b, &c
ia J.aasty moon on'y entered uptn TIA
..as-s c! isst quarter few days CO. a
w-fs i4,e1. as sbe gradually works her way
70 rt.s esslSarc. cha xiii he neor Gus meiid-
d.. {! copse q1ea'ly bes5iag almost
-aul - Ne sun poes dowu. On the Esd
so. ssG me suG ha7a heir raop,h Y seessr.
Luos ,is-rg 50 IS tie IN liaht begins Il
"a il. re VS. err hnfjz1n. she will then
szFg sc1oss the f,msment, iaoui'g out
. ,..ea-;y eulong'he cous'e' atiopS, rernein-
~ il visw until Gay iSht. The wsring
.a5an IS in C, njlncfjon si'h Veau4 en- TO-
the 5 .. =. d wire Mrrtury on tha 7th.
me inter 80 cannotsee, but an unoFs yuctsd
yi4wo.tne o. 10 ct the ti:ue V4pus eod the
mo & :, orcsme prominent viii present a
very prey pio.ure, i: zoe uiaht ce c'enr and
csiso IL spike OF toe distance separating the
.wo bodies. Our satellite ard Jupiter ez-
charge positions on the b, but theis pass
!pg will not be V sble 10 Us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

The ALEX aNDRIA FIRE INSURANCE Co.
Che annus meeting of the stockholders OF
ee Aiexspdris FIRE Insurarcs Company.
aeld at their office, 421 King street. Oh
4 dav last, Fab.2 Ga molten Il Mr.. W hent,
n D. II LINT Tas called to the chair ADD
NJ. $50. WIS nsmad es secretary. meaers
Wor.h dC;fah aod French Smoot we're APP
pointed connittee on proxies who report.
90 I25l shsres OF stock epresented-mors
than majority. The president then sui
mitted the report of tins company's opera
tons for the past year, which declares civ
idend OF 81 80 per share on etock, and ahow'
very prosperous condition Of tins compa-
ny'ssfairs. The following is the report as
submitted, which was adopted
Statement Made for the Year.
eecell ISM. 800 ~
Expenditures .................. SS14 50
Losses paid 800. .... IA, 500 Sc
(Shcwing handsome profit for year
Since the organization OF the com.
pany, IN 1871, to this date it has
PAD ont for Losses 49,. So. 1873 10
Casa dividends 20 stockhoce rs. 1900. 81, $50 80
Stock divideuls Credited on nores). 81, $50 90
Assets Of company. ...... z, 1915 9S
Mssers. Worth Hu fsb, J. D. 81. Lunt aDd
!u'!sp i. Burke we're appointed commit
ties to examine the sscretary's books and
make their report through the ALEXAN-
DRIA GAZETTE.
TGe election OF officers for the ensuing
year sesu;eG in the selection of the follow
ing gan :meu Mr. B. Wheat. president !;
Mr.. G 'orGs Wiss, secretary and treasurer,
anG M.ssrs. Arthur Herbert, E. g. Lesdbsa'-
er, NJ. E Harlow, French Smoot, Geo. s..
French end Geo. A Mushbach directors
Joe president bsiDg called upon, bre fly
sd.;sessss' The mae;ing, expressing his thanks
to ths secretary ard tbs board o! directors fer
;hslr help End cooperation in aiding him 10
his ef)r's 10 make the company success.
Ia seid l. ae7s him great pleasure aud sstle
faciion 30 submit to the stockholders euoh a
splendid report OF the company y progress as
had jlst boon read. For twenty years 1t
had oseo Bis an oiton and desire to see the
company attain lie present high standing
20 iae ccnmunlty, and ct the same time to
DC OF euoh p7ofs TO the stockholders. After
the remarks by Mr.. Wheat the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, Inst the President, Mr.. B. Wheat
tho So rotary and Treasurer, Mr. George Wise
and the 30 I'd OF L irectors, are congratulated
upon the admirable business manner in which
The sfa;r; Of the company have been managed
The sto' kholders highly appreciate their efforts
sad the thsnks of tho company are hereby cor.
daily extended to all these gentlemen for their
cX client work.
minutes OF the company aud publ he'd in tie GA.
zETTE
Tie meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

PERSONAL Mr.. DAni-l c DeJarasits. Ct
"3perg Grove" Ceroiioe county: IS WAITING
Ms si-tsrsM,a J. T. Cox, uppAr King street.
M jacob r 'zbary. who ha- beeu q1 te
eir% Tor some ume pact is impEo7iog.
Mss Y.Feipis Mott, daughter Of DE-. Il. Il
Not, o. LsesburG, IS seriously Ill ST Lott. :
yil T., Ky, where sae is vsitiop friends.
Mr.. :. :. Ger z1erger, CT Vsrdslis, No +,
and Mis- B.rlha Ger zbargcr. of Louisia -,
are ii tue ci.: or d visit to Mr. L. GaEz)e7-
A ls.se psrty Of young persons assembled
at the re-iience Ct NJ. John D3nuely, u
Prince street. lest night. to do honor TO he
birthday OF ne daughter, Miss Annie e.
i15abe festivities wsge iudulgsd il aud uu-
nerous rsmemtraucss were sent By shseut
guests A suDptuous supper was served by
!he parents OF the young lady and tbs happg
C no0urse was he'd together until the wee
smslI hours OF morn"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

A SETTLEMENT The PeGneylvaa!a Raj
road { lr3pany has settled with &r 4
Cetoo the claim Of the estate Of the late J.
Z. 3 ,!e@ger. OF this city, sgainst that coz
pS9y s:r B,lienGer, il will b RIM MIXER
I'd, WIS An * )ress SCENT or the PeUaeyiv
MA rose eod in Decembsr. 1889. received n
j1rias shicn 'e.u ted mouth eter in his
des;h M B:ilenear ws9 in me exayess
car ps-sioe through JAreey City whsn, by
the Dumping ofebe GERS. tie iron sa's was
knock d fr IN IFS position, end failing en-
Mr. B fl c'ea such jute. as resulted f.
tally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure

This is beyond question the most success
iu Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a
ough. Group and bronchitis, while its wonder
fg success in the cure of CONSUMPTION is without
parallel in the history of medicine Since its
first discovery It has been soid on a eu,rartee, 8
test which 10 other medicine can stand, II sou
have = cough we csrnestly k you to try it, Price
Ice 50c, and 81 If yoar lungs are sore, chest
or back ismc nse shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold
by Z 5. Leadoestor & Bro. Agsnts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Esw yoaS. Feb 5-1he stock market opened
this morning with moderate business and firm
to strong tone, first prices being generally from "A
to g better than las nights closing figures. Tho
market developed strong tone in The early deal
ings which carried prices forward large frsctions
81 over the list Richmond and West Point lead
ing in the mater of activity. The activity was
greatly reduced before the end of the hour, and
at IL o'clock the market, while firm at the high
est prices, was dull.
BALTIMORE, February 5.-Virginia conaols
=: 1O-4Oe 50; do 81 65b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

TIE COTTON FACTORY LEASED The
American Safely Eageope C0nnauy, it is
I.arned, he's leased the Mount Vernon Cot
ton Factors, GO north Washington street,
and il "a SAID ~iii SION commence the MAJ
ufsc;urs Of envelopes there OF an extensive
scale, araFloylag al i;st Twenty-Five hsr6s
Moe Jesse vas ma6e ST Gnominai figure with
tDs understanding that tho manufacture o.
cotton sanld not be eossgeG in. Tie en-
raay Wi: ass en- holt of the 5uiding and
vii teat { g 'hsr hslf 70 q company which
WI ougags ia tha manufacture Of biiisFd
cue dps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Pain in chest, short breath, pain futler-
ing amc,hariug. d-opsy, ssinma, cured By
Dr. MUGS New Hearl Cure, sold at druggists
Free :res'isa b5 nail. m1LEs MED. Co.,
+ Ehqft. Ind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

The WEATHsR-Lsst night was one Ct
the coides' OF he season, the % srcuFs dsog-
piog to l3'. Some les foroea OF the ri2er,
but most of it disappeared 5000 st:er suuIise
tais mornicg T,-iay bee Oasn clear ed
col bn. the temperature higher .nan iasi
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

We hsve speedy snd positive cure for catsr1h,
diphtheria, cauker mouth ard hesdache, Sill
LOTS CATARRH EEMEDY. 4 nasal injector
free with hottie. Usn it if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price Doc For sslo by E. s
Lesdbeatcr G. Bro, agents..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

DEATH CT Mr. W. w. MEADE Mr.. VIZ.
y. Meade died near Gainesville en- Monday
last. He vas the grandson Of Col. R K
Meade, Of Lucky Hit" Clarke county. who
was site TO Gen Washington dusn. The rev
olutcnery war. LII related Of him t5aS
about year before the Generals death The
CoIouei paid him visit. and they wet in e
fila a. Mount Vernon near q pair Of d:sN-
bars. Each recogn ziug the otder, they dis
mounted aDd shook hapd5 over them. Tne
General Insisted that he should ru! dcwn
bis o~n bsra, the Colonel that he should
still! be hi7 eide My Desd- leaves REe
aud severtl children. HIS remains were in
tered in tie Cemetery 81 Heymarket yes
terday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

ALEXANDRIA MhsZzT. Feb 5.-The markets
are strong and steady. Money is easier and there
ia more speculative feeling thsn at any time ercs
the recent panic. -Four is ia better demand
jobbing ira lsrs are paying the advance and buy
in larger quantities. Wheat is very firm and &C.
tive; millers want choice samples, and sales range
from SO TO 107 strictly prime Lancaster lots are
rarely found amoag the offerings Corn 601aa62
ia bulk 1a2c higher for sacked delivered. Bye
70aS3 Cats 51a55. Eggs have advanced on &C.
count OF cold weather. Dressed Poultry 11s16.
Butter 1920 Potatoes 10Oa110 Polk 4As5c
and in light receipt. Miilfsed is scarce. Hsy snd
Straw are d I'll.
sALrinonE Feb 5 Cotton quiet midiling
ga. Fl ur duil. Whcat-Southern in active
Futz 1o0a1o9; longbe,ry lob .10S; Weste n
firm No winter red spot snd Feb 4da1O4 y;
May 106As1 06s. Corn-sou.he-n firm white
and yellow 60A62; Western strong; mixed apot
CPL. bid Fsb So old May 59a4 400 steamer 81.
Oa,s firm ungrsted sonthern and Penns 49a52
DO Western viii o 50a53; do mixed 49a50
graded No . shite so; giaied No mixed 90
Eye fairly active for choice oth,rs quiet choice
SlaS2; good to primo 1880; common to fair "A
ais Hay .te.dy choice Timothy $40 so COED
to primo 50 5oa10 so. Provisions quiet Sugar
quiet; grannl.ted 6as
cR1cAeo, Feb 5-71:oo q. m.-No . Wheat
Nay 994s; July 95lb No , Corn-Msy 537s
July 53as. No 2 osts-May 464 July nominal.
Pork-Msy so 25; July $40 rs. Lsrd-M.y
So OH july IS p y. Short ribs-May So 10
8 l71a; July S. 40
NEW YORK, F-b 5.-Cosson dull; nplands 9ls
Orleans 11-16; futures steady. Flour quiet
aud steady. Whea. sciive aad essy. Corn quiet
and firm. Pork dull and UNCHANGED at 20 5Oa
IL so. Lard QUOT and steady at So OF II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

FOE DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
have printed guarantee on every hottie OF
Shiloh's Vttalssr. It never fsils to cure Sold
by S Laadbo>:ar 81 Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

d aot wsste 7our time Gu doctors when
YOUR liver IS seesad bat taks Simmons
Liv5r Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Fer az appopaiar President, the rsmedy
is me bei!o.; but tor tinpnre Blood a. 3. c..
k'tar1tive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Delays are daaeegous. Take Slmnons
Hver hsgu atoT il tims for dsspepsie, b :
'9usness snd all diseases OF the liver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

& DELIGHTFUL GERMAN vary d.
light!u! surprise german took Place On
Tuesday evening, she "a mat, at Dr.
NJ Vsigh'- residence on @ ,seu stree. The
Wssh!nRtou Iar,y chApetoned ny Mrs AIM
strong consisted Of Misses Stnadsrc, X air.
-chm5t Wilson. pa,teH. Esie'ead, I,lar,
befts, eod Mss Mason, a NsTFer;on
iney we're met ny Misses Davis, Reed,
Merye. Wsttes, .. Wstte', Hicks. Heary,
rae, Miunegerode, Norton ard Ramsay.
The gentlemen were Messfs B Peyu9. F n
ney JoSns. K.ejnschmi3t, Lsveil. DaTnsl!e,
Nnor, james. F Tyler, a. Tyler. Corse,
D4rricg, Beckham, Hicks, Ws;ties, Norton.
Kqox Msrye, Reed, ard Ml1negstoGe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

FoLlCs AgroBr Last night was clear
aad cod sitn be prisoners pac eight ledge
at the station houas.
The Mayer this morning 3!spoaed OF he
following case:
" uas msn. charged aitd en assam, ca
another youns man, wea discharged viva +
renrimani
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Tbe-e is much in gccd blood; INT If tort
Oh bad blood, "a. B. G, Altsrsligs" is the
only remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Health is wealth. Tate Simmons, Liver
4 guls;oT tor al Sickness caused by disess, d
liver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

with record liz sin ooae i.ivar R4.o-
S.or none should Do AFRAID to u.e ii 10. tie
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Tie mssliog then a5i9arrea

20 Joy l;fe stimulate digestion and reg
n'ats the bowels. Take Simmons Liver
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For this section slowly rising temperature,
vyjfds te-oming sou.herly, fair weather.
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LOST.

DIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost, on Tuesday,
l. December 81. WHITE aud LIVER COLOR
ED ENGLISH SETTER DOG; light eyes about
nine months old answers to the name of Mascot;
had on link collar. The above reward, and no
questions asked, Will be paid for his rsturn to
feb3 OF DR.. W. q. ASHBY.
EREsHLy ROASTED COFFEE, roasted at
L store, for sale by
ian26 &c. MILBURN.
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Mr. I mme,msn has sold ona of he aaove
mentioned hoGses aud lots to Mr.. K. a Uina
Tot 1850
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PROPERTY SALES Mr. j r. Caton, tFus
les has sold to MIR. Z u mmsrmea e. u.
two houses aud lots on the son side Ct
Prince street, between Faye,.s aud Pa!na.
900
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\ oTl9E.
a called m5eti Of the stockholders of the
AMERICAN SAFE Y ENVELOPE COMPANY
wcs held in Al.xaudris on January 31st, ultimo,
to Gle t twp Directors to Fl the vacancy caused
by the resignat:ol of Mr Morrison and Mr. Mil
Ter.
This company wi in few days be reorganiz ID
WITH sn increased capital of S225,000 feb5 Its