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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
ANOTHER CONCERN SECURED.
Good Work of the Wilmington Indus
trial and Improvement Society.

Good Work Of the Wilmington Indus
trial and Improvement Society.
Arson A, Maher, secretary of the
Wilmington Industrial and Improve
ment Society, announces that another
hosiery concern has been induced 10
locate in this city by the society. 1t is
operating in another place now, but
Will move here in about three weeks.
The factory At Thirteenth and Poplar
streets, recently purchased by the society
is about ready for the hosiery concern
which was recently brought here
through the saciety's efforts. Mr.. Maher
says that thus far the society has ex-
pended very little money, outside Of the
expenses Of the efforts TO induce manu-
featuring concerns to locate here, and
the purchase of the factory building at
Thirteenth and Poplar streets. The latter
investment, he says, will bring in a re-
turn Of at least per cent to the society.
The society at present has II number
of applications on hand from business
concerns desiring TO locate in this city,
and il is doing an excellent work in the
direction Of advancing the citys manu-
featuring interests. All the money of
the society is handled by weliknown
and leading business men Of the city,
who are we'll satisfied with the progress
thus far made.
The concerns about to locate herr are
factories now established in Pennsyl.
vania, which already have good trade
built up: These two factories alone
will employ about $50 female opera
tives, No expense attaches to the So
ciety in bringing them here, and the
money invested in this enterprise is sure
to bring 4 handsome return.
The firm already secured is to have
the option of buying the factory prop
erty at thocnd of three years at Il fixed
figure, which, Mr.. Maher says,will net the
Improvement Society profit Of per
cent, clear Of all expenses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
DISTRIBUTING THY RECEIPTS.
General Wilson and Chairman Bach Said
to Have Handed Them Around in
Christiana Hundred.


"Some people condemn others for
doing things they themselves do, par
ticularly where political affairs are con
cerned. Such an individual is f. f..
Bach, private secretary to Senator Hig-
gins" remarked well-known Demo
crat to GAZETTE reporter Tuesday
morning, and then he proceeded
Last week he was horror.strickcn
and related TO representative of sun
day paper an account of the alleged dis
covery of Democrat distributing tax
receipts among the Democrats employed
at the paper mills at Augustine.
Whistler his horror was caused by
remorse on account of his own
actions or whether il was oc-
casioned by fear that he would be ont.
done he did not say Anyhow he prac-
ticed the same game the week preced-
ing In his nefarlous work he was not
alone. General James ii. Wilson,
chairman Of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, was his assistant. To-
gether they went to duPont's banks,
July 2lst, taking with them "a big bun
die OF tax receipts. These they care.
fully distributed among the l{epubli-
cans, not only atthe banks but through
out the surrounding country"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

Delawareans Who VIII Start on the Pill
grimage TO Denver To-day.

Or. j. Paul Lultens, William Marshall,
George II. Ash, h. Il. Bartram and j. A.
Adar, members of st. Johns Com
mandery, X. T., Of this city. will leave at
] p. III, to-day for Washington, D. G.,
whence they will accompany DE Molay
Mounted Gommaudcry ri thai city on its
pilgrimage to Denver Col.
The knights will leave Washington at
lilo O'Clock tonight and will journey
west IN special train Of vestbule Pull
man cars. They will travel via the Chesa-
peuke & Ohio railroad the Big Four route
and the Missouri Pacific railroad They
will reach Cincinnati Friday evening and
leave there two hours after their arrival
for st. Louis, where they will arrive sat
urday morning, They viii spend the day
in st, Louis and reach Kansas City Sunday
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
Bids Received FOR The Erection of tho
Now EpwortiI VI. u. Church.

Bids for the erection Of thcnew Epworth
NJ. Il. Church, southeast corner of Tenth
and Lombard streets, were opened at the
office Of Architect u, Rowley, No. $40
Market street, last evening. and wero.G.g
follows: George Downward, Sti0Ss.
McC'loslicy brothers, Sid, 800 H. s. Chrisvy,
Hall, sl5.9lS; A. s, Reed n Bro, Sic, TT;
John Mulveua Sl7,s4O. The contract was
not awarded
lids for alterations to the house Of Mrs.
Sarah A. Morrow, No. sos Market street.
were Tuesday opened at the office Of
Lewis Springer, architect, but not awarded.
The work on st. Anne's Church, Union
street and ,iilpin avenue, is being RAPIDLY
in October. McClDskey Brothers have the
contract. The same firm is building two
brick houses on Gilpin avenue and four
buildings on Lincoln street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

morning. Thence they will proceed to
Gypsum City. Pueblo and Colorado Springs,
where they will remain day, They will
drive through the Garden Of the Gods and
Glen Eyre TO Manltou and ascend Pixies
Peak, They will reach Denver at II p. m.
next Monday and remain there until the
end OF the week.
On the return trip they will journey via
Omaha Council Bluffs Chicago, Cincin.
natl, White sulphur Springs and Char.
lottesvillc, stopping for one day each at
Chicago and Cincinnati and five hours at
White sulphur Springs They will be
back in Washington August 18th.
Charles A. Rudolph expected to accom-.
pany them but cannot go on account Of
the recent fire at his fathers store. Should
they decide to participate in the parade at
Denver the Delawareans will be mounted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
Convention Of i,epublican League.

The fifth annual convention of the State
Republican League will be held in the
court house at Dover August 18th, at p.
IN. The purpose Of the convention is 10
take action relative 10 the coming cam
paign and the election of officers of the
league; to select state executive commit
tee by districts, to elect four delegates to
represent Delaware in the next national
league convention to he held in Buffalo,
y. y. September LIST, and to transact such
other business as the convention may deem
necessary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
1H'o HONEY FIGHr.
Biting, Scratching. iIair-puliing Con-
test That 4 ttracted a Big Crowd-- New
('Dgtto N,,fas


rest That 4 ttracted Big Crowd-- New
Castle Notes.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
NEW CASTLE. AuS. 3.--rwo well-known
married women, residing OH Sixth street,
south of Delaware, were the participants
in lively hair-pulling match in the street
yesterday morning. Both are prominent
members of church, one being AN Episco-
palian and the other of the Methodist
faith. The trouble arose over remarks
that the children of the Methodist woman
made about the dress Of the other female.
The latter became enraged and went to the
home of the Methodist woman and chal-
lenged her to mortal combat. The latter
accepted and the fight was soon well under
way. Brooms chairs and other articles Of
household furniture were brought into
play and both of the women were badly
SCARED and bruised about the face. The
Methodist woman finally succeeded in eject
ing the Episcopalian from the house, and
then the fight was continued on the pave
ment They kicked, scratched and
pulled each others hair numerically
until several of their friends succeeded in
parting them. Alarge crowd witnessed the
affair.
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
City council held its monthly meeting
last night. In the absence of Mr. Jemison
Councilman Eckles acted as clerk.
The street committee reported that ten
additional street lamps had been ordered
by the gas company, who would lay pipes
and place them in position as soon as they
arrive. The new lamps will be placed in
at Dobhinsyille, Murrayville and the Vine
street entrance to the city from Whining.
ton
The water company committee reported
that new fire plugs had been purchased
and would be placed in along Hungarian
row in Dobbnsvile.
The appropriation of Slo0 towards the
Lenape fire company's building fund was
ordered paid over to the compunys treas.
uTer.
Mayor Herbert submitted his report Of
arrests and the amount of fines and
licenses collected for the past three
months.
AN INSANE WOMAN.
Mrs. Annie Burton, demented woman
who had become deranged from the effects
OF the grip, was brought here on the IL. Og
train yesterday morning from her home
near Laurel, Sussex county, in the custody
Of the officer. This train does not stop at
tarnhurst and the officer had to remain
here for the l.20 p. m. train While in the
station the woman became violent and
nearly escaped from the officer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

The heavy rain which beat down upon
the lowlands west Of this city Sunday
along the line of the Baltimore K Ohio
railroad Monday on the south side,
were lying IN three feet of water. ii is
reported thai several cornticlds have been
flooded in consequence of Richardson's
run overlooking its banks and devastating
the growing crops. The water ON the south
side Of the railroad is in some places M "a
the top Of the fence, The southern end Of
the athletic grounds at Elsmerc are also
submerged
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
NO LIFES TERE LOSr.



The rnmor that the Sussex county
almshousc. AZ Georgetown. was struck bv
lightning saturday afternoon, which
rtnnor reached this city that evening, had
no foundation IN fact, ON the strength Of
the rlmur many newspapers published the
statement that the building was almost
entirely destroyed and four inmates lost
their lives. The whole story is fabrica.
ton, The building was not struck. \
straw stack on the premises was struck but
no serious damage resulted. The destrllc-
tiun Of the Straw stack undoubtedly gave
rise to the rum0r.
THE REAL FACTS OF THE CASE.
GEoRGErO~N, Aug. Six stacks Of hay
were destroyed and one COW killed by
lightning at the sussex county almshouse,
near ticurEetowu, saturday.
Isaac short. NJ Gumburo, lost four mules,
one horse one OK and had his stable
burned from the same cause yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

The Water Department is contemplating
the erection of new stand-pipe at Eighth
and Rodney streets, III order to supply the
dwellings in that vicinity with water. The
pipe viii he similar to that in course of
erection at Elliott avenue and jefferson
street in the Ninth ward. The department
will not begin operations on the new tank
until the present one is completed, in
order that they may determine the practi.
cability of the scheme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

George Baldwin, the WiImingtonian
who is in Chester county prison on the
charge Of rubbing the tailor shop of Theu-
dure King, 1T oxford, may have second
charge to answer, that Of breathing into n
school house. The material in which the
stolen goods were wrapped was found to
be a chart which was taken from Il school
house near oxford
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

Lewis +. Springer has prepared plans for
hnr on chnp@i 70 p e. ersc!ea a. Farm
Hospital for the Insane The plans call
for frame structure one story in height,
boarded inside and outside. with pitched
root aud gables on each side and windows
with circular tops The chapel proper will
be l2xl5 feet, Behind it there will be
three vaults. each i1xSs feet. The post,
norton room will be of the same limen-
Sions as the chanel
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

Work was Monday begun by the vii.
mington City Railway Company upon the
Shellpot extension Of the Riycryiew line,
an improvement mentioned il EVERY
ErENIsG several weeks ago. The extern
sion will begin Al the present terminus Of
of the road and will cad at the bridge
across the Shellpot creek. The road viii
W completed il about three weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
WATER IA NINE .IT THE ran,
And the Stone Pile is Idle, Owing to a
Scarcity of Stone,

Sheriff Simmons incidentally informed
the public buildings committee of the Levy
Court Tuesday afternoon that the water
pipes at New Castle Jail are ont of order
and sufficient water cannot be obtained for
usage at the jail The matter will be
remedied by the Levy Court.
The stone breakers at the Jail are idle,
This is due to the fact that the jail author
tiles have run ont of stone The stone is
railroad quarries and during the past week
the weather has been so hot the qilarrymen
were unable TO work and the supply ran
short.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
The Idaho Mining Troubles.

WALLACE, IDAHO, Aug. 2.-United
States Commissioner Hoffman has begun
the examination of the 100 prisoners
confined here, Fifteen men have already
been examined and released on bond.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WARDHER, IDAHO, Aug. 3.--General Car
lin and Major Randall have returned here
from Fort sherman. The troops will be
here for an indefinite period, as the United
States commissioner has warrants for the
arrest of 800 men, about 200 Of whom are
yet TO be captured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

The Jackson & sharp Company recently
had issued an attachment against the
Monarch Palace Car Company Of New
York for S9,s2l, the balance due for labor
and materials between January 3lst, 1891,
and January 5lst, 1892, The attachment
has been Withdrawn and the case will be
amicably settled,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
pi.located His shoulder Shaking Hands.

Charles j. Young Of No. 2ll3 Westmore.
land avenue, Philadelphia, came to vii.
mington Monday and while shaking
hands with friend dislocatcd his right
shoulder, He was removed to the Dela-
ware Hospital The nurse ut the institu-
arm and a violent sliaiicuf the hand would
disDlart it,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

Associated Press Ui-pr N py Nnsrpti Ylres.
New YoRK, Aug. 3--The steamship
Teutonic arrived Off Sandy Hook at 1855
o'clock this morning. making her trip
across the Atlantic in 5 days, hours and
d6 minutes. August LIST the racer was COM
PEELED TO slow down three hours, owing to
fog. The best run in II day was made 53s
miles, ending at noon yesterday. This is
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

The Alabama election returns indicate
that Jones the regular Democratic candi-
date, will have a majority of $4,000 over
koib, boiling Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

ELECTION py CITY INVESTMENT Co AZ
the snuuai n ,s.ing OF the stockholders OF
this oompaey held on Wednesday, II tbs
city, the Ole directors were reelected, s0d
OF meeting OF the directors bed later, ths
old off era were re.eleo;ed sg tnllngs: +.
2 Ccybs,t. president; ". Mosby Williams,
msuaeer: Vigil G. Willisme, secretary i;
john Rldout, Treasurer end attorney. md
Prof. G. K. Noner, auditor, 1sh &. W.
ArmstEang ard HsoFy 81. Eoage5 directors
The company on the 2id instant paid e
dividend OF so csnts per share Thioh Was
equivalent to 81 pes cent. PEI annuG, spd
the annual report showed that the ccmraa9
had assets st cost Of $50 1882 over s. 0OO
being cash on hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

COUNTY NoTEs AT public mestiDg in
the county 8 fsw nights sgo aresoiution vas
passed requesting the Virginia delegates in
Congress to do ell in their power to have the
unused portion of the Arlington estate con
serted Into public park or experimental
garden fern sud 70 nave bridge oocss. not
ed from Washington thersto.
mr.. sueucer A. Cos, thEough Ills agent,
James e ClemenIs, or Tuesday sold bis
handsome residences and five acres CT land
near Falls Church to ex.Jndgs Charles P
Latham, OF Lyuobburr, for $3.50. Judge
Latham will i'm nediaie!y move h!s family
there and probably open Law onice In
Washington city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
LOCAL nREvITIzs.

Rain, fog, damp snd g'o,m have been the wealth.
CT characteristics Of the last week, and in conse-
qusnce from all sides there comes stories OF In
crsa,ed III health from grip and kindred msladies.
A lad named Benz. Bsggett while playing. on
upper Kiag street yesterday evening, ran ssair 81
d ycu 1e In 81, who had an open knife in his hand,
sni had ore Of his arms painfully cut.
The police report la,t night al having baen
rainy snd clcudy with seven dodgers but no pris'
en- BIB st the station bous,. The Mayor this morn
ing had no cases before hi n for trial.
Tomorrow will be the last day on which the
dscouut Oh gas bills will be sl,o Ged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

BUlLDISG ASSOCIATIONS. account OF
the incleu roy OF ihe weather there we're no
Gucrums preseI. Last night Of the meetings
of any of the bui ding associations. The
Mechanics associations &C urnsd f,ra week
but The meeiiogs OF the other associations
q burned without day. The following div
ideuds hera bsen declared: Mechanics No.
l s775; M. 2. 81 65; No. 5. $500; No 4.
81 25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our I'd vertiaed uggist to sell Dr..
Bilg's New Discovery for Con;uupt:o', Coughs
tni Coils upon tn S conei lon Nyou arc { tfiist-
I'd wi h G, u h, Geld or shy Lnrg, Throat or
Chest tontls, and vii use this remedy as rect
ed, gvn it isir trial, and experience no bene-
e., ,oa may return tho bottle tn1 have you.
morey fui d ID. We ould not make this offer
did we 1t know that DR.. KINGS New discovery
could be re;el on, 1t ntvsr disappo.nts. Trial
bctll 70 fres at E. 2. Iesdbesttr & BrLs Trlg
Store. Large size Soc and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
What a Woman Can Do

She cannot wslk 60 mary miles around
q billiard table With nothing TO eat, and
norhiua (ro speak eli to drink, bnt chs can
walk tee h,cr ell nisnt, With iretful baby,
without golng sonnd asleep the 6rst half
hour. Loss OF sleep with bah, es is unknown
where stenebssk a,'d Gum Syrup ia used.
Pr os rs eta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

Mfr. Gibson was born asar London, England,
hus be1 bseu living IN this city, Whero he
wss Justly respected and esteemed, for the
past % years. He had been 10 bad health
for scae time pact snd several months since
suffsred stroke oipase!ys:s. The cause Of
bis Death vac cancer Of the kidneys. Nj.
Gibson. during his residence here, erected
many handso M , buildings. among them the
Wsshingtop public school building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

THE WEATHER.-T rain, v h'ch has pre-.
vaile1 for so many days col t uued lie t
right ard i. t,svae g norri'g. vii o
e mpsr. Ire has baen unueuslly nj id
fer naid-Hi ts-. Heavy maese5 OF clouds
bave been passing ever from the south Heot
all day. OcasioDalIy. however, the sun
shone for q few minutes. The indications
are that colder, clear wsather will prevail
before tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

800 words enough. In HIS free lecture Thurs
day, at p. M, at Arlington Institute 920 King
street. Prof Eti nae Lambert will demonstrate
how thorough knowledge OF French oolversa-
tien can be scquired within the compass CT SEQ
wotds. All Interested .hould attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

JHE pERA EoUsE.-The faIce &C m ,dy, little
Nugget" will DO given at the Opera Heuie Nor
day night. Few ere :ialty reo2e have boon en-
Gagged, who sist In making IN CIV ming Of enjoy.
ment and hearty l4ugh7. a. g.. q Fthorn's Irish.
man delightfully."- Gu int and original, aud sug'
gests type OF character that is new to the stage,
ret tue to realty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

CEAsTER.- Jadge Norton has granted a
chatter 10 tbs T.aysers' b, kiae, Publish
ing and Iseuraaoe Company, tbs objects of
wbi3h era to pu5sA paper to be called
lhe Travellers Fden1"; to Insure he life
ftho purchaser 70 loan money. e.. Tho
reptal stock is 10 be i &c less than 100 600.
divided into shares OF $40 each. J. G Slater
is rssid:nt; s. II. Mcaay. secretary aud
treasurer and Albert Stuart, Of ibis city,
agent t.r Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

The proprieto:z OF Eiy's Cream Balm do not
claim it to be cure-all. but remedy for c,ta1rh,
colds in the hsad and hay f,ver 1t Isl OF 8 liquid
or a snuff, II easily applied lato the ros.rils. 1t
givos roief at once. SOC.
HAD cstarrh Of the head and throat for five
Yeas. used Ely's Cresm Balm, ard from the
first application l WIS relisvo!. The Eense of
smell, which had been lost was restored after Us
ing one botl, Ihaye found the Balm tho only
Satisfactory ody for ca:arrh. snd it ha ffected
GER, in my case.-H. L. Meger, Wayerly, n. z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

GOOD COOKING IL one OF sae chief bless.
Ipes CT every homo. TO always insure gos d
crstsrds, puddlrgs, sauces, ETC., nee Gall
Borden 'Esslen Brand CONDENSED Milk.
Directions on the la5sl. Sold By your gro.
Ger and druggist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

Those who w-u,d Learn to speak French
by the quickest. easi,ss aud most perfect
system ever 6esised are invited to attend
Fr,f. Etienne Lamberts rae lecture Thursday at
D. N, st Arlington Irsstcte, 90 KtIg steot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

FAILS CHUrcH FIRE INSURANCE Co
st the snuua! meeting of the Falls Church
Mu usl F. re Insurauce Company held st
F.us Church yesterday the following d.
rec 'o-s were elected VIZ: Peter Aito9eson
and John W Nav. of ths city; John B. Dat
>on aud Geo. F. E .mich, Of Loudauo; Ty-
b. Jauney, Of Prince William Miles ..
Mupsop, OF Alexandra county; Geo. ".
Hawxaurt, D o Munsop, G W. Msn&ip,
G. Gather end v E Kerr, OF Fails Ohurcs {;
General William Urioh, CT HeFnd1n, SAD
Geo. &. Gordon. CT FairfSx Q. 81. Tois
compsny hae been In existence two yeara
aud the sssess.b be property iosu:ed was re-
ported at the anEusl meeting yesterday to
be 1867 $50 Tbs secretary was dlIecte d
to have tina annual statement published 10
the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, Fairfar Herald
and cue o. two Loudoun papsve. At the
meeting OF the directors held immedis'e'y
on the adjournment OF tie general meeting
the following eff )srg vera re-slec'ed w;
P.egidspt, Gao W. Hawxhurst; Secretary,
J:cob NJ. Thor1e; Treasurer, d o. Mum
SOD; Executive Quantities. General VIII
lIam U:ich, George ". Hs6xhur6t sna Geo.
w. MRnkin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET JAN 13.-Csttle-
marke. st. ally: natives 70aS4 so: Cows, Bulls
and Hsif.rs 25s$2 so; stotk .rs 2 35a$3 25 p
100 lbs. Hogs-msrket active; mixed acd pack.
ers 00a$4 10; light 4 00s$4 10. prime he,sy
end Itch rs weighs 81 l5a4 So per 100 lbs.
Sheep market steady; native eOs$t % an I
W. erns 75a$5 40 Fer leo lbs. Lambs 25s
81 rs Der 100 los.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
& Fashionable Drink,

MBNIER CHOCOLATE is fashionable
drink. Did you ever try IL? Send postal
card for sample and directions. MENIER,
Nav York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

How perfect mastery of French conver alton
can b, scquitd without any grammar or text
book bs rati, nal tonr,. sense process, will be
u II elucidated at Prof. Eti, 20 Lambsrt's free
lecsu-c ThursdaJ, at a p M, at Arlington Insti-
tnfa Qo0 Ejro street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

BROWNS IRON BTrTERs ALMANAC
For 1859
Contains One Hundred Recipes fer max.
Ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
ct home. This book is given away at drug
and general stores.