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sharpens the appetite. tones up the digestive
organs and brings health in place of disease.
In small wine-xlassful doses its effects are
apparent within few lays in Rheumatic,
kinney and Bladder pains. Sold by Drug
gisss every where. t&wehwky
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ANNUAL MEETING,

The 70 'rfi annual isreting Of the Maine Free
Baptist A sociatiaB, will be holden with The
Pitfsneld Village Free Baptist Church, fI.tsrietd
sept. <v.-2,. I-ss. TO csso-e President. three
Vice Presidents, secretary. Corresponding seer+-
tsry Treasurer. Auditor, and three members of
the Executive Board. To act aI,of sns other ba
that may iegaily COM before the Association
D. h. Davis, Rec. Secretary.
Augusta. Aug. p, ist.. aagsi!3t
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The ice merchants won't be- frozen out Of
good market by this weather.
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They began "Wednesday making paper 4,
the paper mill,
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xessesfc cousTY SENSATIONS.

ssnstors~A. ~ spar Gardiner
John v. HiiI Aspnsfa.
Elliott " gssf winthrop.
rl.rt Of To,nts-W \ Ch1ats, Augusta.
County Attorney -I~rf,y !. carleton. winthrop
.tadse Of rr0t,ats.-G. z. stevens. Augusta
Rsgl,,sr of Ffos,at. -- Howard owen, Augusta
sheriff Edgar H. Norton. GardiHsr
Ts,as,y Tfes.ur.F James b., BIaBchsrd thsi-sa
f1aKty Commissioner saHnnsi SMITH Lfsif
f~id,
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Riverside. Tuesday evening, August 30
West Gardiner. Thursday evening, september
Dunn's Corner, Mt Vernon, saturday eve, sept. 3
North Wayne. Monday evening, September )
NassalbOJo.. W cdHe-day evening, Septeni, er :
East Vassalboro..... Friday evening, September o
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-Iseo. Jus,iiers.
How We Should Nliss Him.
You ind him now whereer YOU 60
Nociferoaslv blowing
The loud voiced man who claims tn kn,u
How the election s going.
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Hon. :. W. Matthew. viii speak a,

Buehill. Friday evening, August %
iamoine. -. ....... Saturday evening, August q
Sebec. northumberland Monday evening. August ~
Abbott. Tuesday evening. August 30
Wellington. "Wednesday evening August ~
Willimantic. 49,. Thursday evening, September
Mnn.nn EriinN eNnning. Sanien hnr .
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Daily &tnntbet aoaraal.
FRIDAY. Auavsr e. 1881.

Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of r~sp>r, ,,,,
be charge ut the rate OF ten cents -"
All advertising announcements Of snter,,,,
ments whose object is the raising Of uo0rv III, =
charged at the rate OF fifteen cents Il line.
Advertising notices, news form will b. sxc,,,,.,
from our local columns, except such as rrf., :,
advertisers occupying space in our advertiser, ~, ~
umns, and will be run under separate hesa ~, ~
the local pages. w
Subscribers who fail 10 receive the ,Ioc,x..
promptly will confer favor by notifying X.
once immediately "e
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Hon. d, A, TUelI will sneak at

Riverside. Tuesday evening, August 20
West Gardner, -. Thursday evening, September !
Dunn's Corner. Mt. Vernon, Saturday eve, sept. 2
North Wayme...... Monday evening, september 5
Vassalboro. Wednesday evening, September
Fast Sassalboro.... Friday evening, September .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

The dust was laid yesterday and the lilies
became more cantankerous.
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Hss. William N.E!sI.v,i..,
OF OHIO,
Will Speak rat

OLD ORCHARD, saturday afternoon, sept y
ftrrSfIELp. Monday evening, september &
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Sagadahoc's share in the new ballot sys.
TEN was sent ont YESTERDAY.
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Hon. Seth l.. MilIiken will speak at
Hon. sidney Perham viii speak at
Hon. VIM. II. Looney will speak at

~acU .-................fr Friday evening, August ~
Pennington TUESDAY evening, August 20
Plttsh-id.. ........ Thursday evening, september
.,rono.................Er FRIDAY evening. September
Ellsworth. ...,..... saturday evening, S.ptember3
Bncksport.. Monday afternoon, September )
Fryehurg. ....... w -dnes.ay evening. September
Bethel. Thursday evening. September
Canton. FRIDAY evening, September y
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Our absent citizens are beginning to plan
for the return home.
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There are one hundred and sixty-six
cottages on Squirrel Island, and ltelephnne
cable is soon TO connect the Island with
BoOthbay IiarbOr
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The Rines hill crossing has been newly
planked.
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DIR. X. {. Flower of Boston is at III.
Augusta ilouse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

The gen raj bu.iness of the city was fair dur
ing the week with the exception of the grain
trade, which is dull, the receipts bsing light In
mo letary affairs there i, little or 60 chsnge To
note la New York yesterday money on call " as
easy, ranging from + to 2, last loan at n and
closing offered at 9. Prime mercantile paper
3hs5h. In Baltimore money ruled easy In tie
loan market at to 5 psr cent. Bailrca1 bonds
are stesdy. Loc il shares are generally unchanged.
EEw YoRE. Feb. 5.-The stock market opened
at most invariably higher prices than those prt-
Willing at The os, lss5 evening. The bears
wers active and aggrsssive, however, and the same
stocks which were leaders in the decline yester-
day vera sg.in prominent for th,ir weakness this
morning, bus the rest Of the market wss quiet
ard dropped smsl fractions. The removal of the
pressure was followed tY feeble rally, bat the
les es in tbs generAl list were in many cases re-.
covered The market az II o'clock was fairly
active and firm at close to first prices in most Of
the lis ba. with the more active stocks at ciose
to their lowest.
BALTIMORE Feb. 5.-virginia consols -; do
1O-4Os =; do IS 73las73ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
LOCAL EggVITIgs.

a marriage license was issned In Wash.
ington yesterday to 3 F. Simpson and Mrs.
F. Ella Dane, bot1 ofPfincs William county.
Miss Alethe. J. Aitchsson. daughter Of
Mr.. Andrew Atoheson, we'll known and
esteemed young lady, dIed this evening st
her homo Oh south Lee street, altar short
illness.
Messrs. JDo. Clarke and 8. G. Brent have
sold to Mr.. Robert Elicit II fee CT ground
on ST. AseDh street, between Wolfe ard
Wilkes. tie south cpd of t1e old Friend's
mes ting house lo:. for $1,000
Tae District Of Columbia commissioners
yes friday agreed 10 report favorebIy upon
40 act authorizing chargs in ihs rout' of
tae Baliuere and Ohio extension /, t.
Georgetown. The smentnert sllows the
proposed rosd t cross the canal and make
a more convenient route than thet laid out
in the original bill. The approved bill was
at once sent back to the District committee
st the Capitol.
Yea erdsy morI lg ecafold a. Aoc,iink
station, on the Washington Southern road,
fell and injured Barry Crawford ard Ed
ward Stern, carpenters. from Wilmington,
Del. They we're reparieg the water Tux,
when the scaffo!d broke and preoip ia ed
them to the ground. Crswford's heed was
cut and Stern's shoulder and back were IT,
jured. They were taken t. Washington on
freight tran. and In tbs evening sent TO
their homes ia Wimipet1n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
Pronounced Helpless, Vet Saved.

From letter written BIZ Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, Of
Groton. 8. D.. we quote: WAS taken with bad
cold, which sottled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consum ption. Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live but q
short time. gave myself up to my Saviour, de-
termined i'll could not stay with my friends on
husband was advised to get Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery fo2 Consumption. Coughs and Colds. 1
gave it trial, took in all eight bottles; it has
cured me and thank God an nov we'll and
hearty woman" Trial bottles bottles FREQ at 6.
Lemons drug store, GOA King street. Regu-
lar size, soc Rnd 81 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

"a COP SEND is Ely's Cream Balm. I had CT
tarrh for three years. Two or three timts week
my rose wooll bleed l thought the sores
wen never al. Your Balm has cured me.''-
Mrs III a. Jackson, Portsmouth, N 81.
WAS 80 much troubled with cstsrrh It GO i ,us.
ly affected my voice One bottle OF Bly's CFeem
Balm did the work. Ny voice il fully restored-
E. F. Liers 1er, A. NJ Pastor Of the Olves Baptist
Church, Ptiadelphis, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

DIREcroEs ELECTED AT al adjourned
neetiue OF the Alexandra Iosurspcs Com
Isny, held TO-DAY. the following directors
vera reelected B Wheat, A. Herbert. E
8 Leadbaster. G. 4. Mushbaoh. nj B. Her
lew, G. s French eud French Srnoot. The
f'ports OF the cffiaers we're submitted and
approved sad COMMITTEES was appointed to
txamtue the tressnres's books snd report
through the GAZETTE. The reports chow
be company to De In an excellent condition
and that lts affairs have been we'll managed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
II you feel weak
ard all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

DID YOU EVER WONDER why, in spite of
diligent application and thorough study OF
French grammars and text books. you have
mover b:en able to speak French or un-
derstsnd it when addressed? II you will come
Monday at 10 m. or $50 p. m. 70 Prof. Etienne
Lambert's free tria French lesson at Arlir g'ou
Institute, 920 King street, you will learn how q
mastery OF French conversation can bs acquired
by an easy aod "a id system. the only, ons By
which adults can learn to think in French almost
in stsn tar eousiy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

These WHO have not witnessed the modus
opersndi cannot conceive the case and rapidity
with which Frerch conversation csn be acqn red,
with f1ency of speech ard and unerring Certain
ity, by common sonse fascinating system. All
interested are invited to judge for them elves at
Pro 'essor Eiienne Lamheri's free trial lesson,
Monday at a. n or $50 p. m. st Arlington In
sttute, $50 King street. II will prove reYe-
lat on to yOl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

new ALFYANDRIA.-A week or two ago
we noticed ir these columns ihe purchase
OF number Of tracts Of land In this county
on tue Potomac river jost below Alexandria
by G syndicate CT Northern Gnd western
capitalists. Il aesms to be their Intention
to establish new manufacturing town to
be cslied New alexandra. and knowing
ones s1g that within two years there will be
between oue and two then a5d men en-
plo?ed ia the various manufacturing esteh-
ilahnente that vii! be located tnere. Inc
Official title Of the company !s the LSnd
ap5 River Improvement COMPANY OF New
Alexandrie." The capital etook Of the c2m
Dany ls not II 90 less than $50 coo, Dor mere
than 81, COO GOO to be divided into sharce c:
$50 eaoh. TIE principal Office OF the COM
psoy is to bs located iu Fairfax county,
wits branches a. euch other places as the
in eres;s Of tbe company may demand. Ihe
tffisy,s for toe f:st yssr are So follows:
Grill n l.. Abbott, OF Brjn Msuer, Pa, Presi-
dent Park Agnew, o: alexandria. Treasurer. and
Luther ". Spesr, OF Duluth, hinn., Secretary
and General Manager The Bosrd Of Directors IS
comrosed of gentlemen from P, nnsy lgsIia, Neg
York, s,inne;o.o, Washiug' on, D. c.. end Park
Agnew, n B. Harlow, F Reid aud James &.
Cation of Alexandria FaiJar Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

Mt good for dogs nor hogs, nor enickens,
but the best thing in the world for horses
aud cattle. We refer to S'onebraket's
Horse snd Cattle Powder. For worms In
horses, Mr.. Pa R Vogle, j., of los W. Ger
nan ST., Be t more says: It is the BEST thing
he evar tiled. In yellow wrappers.
TIE SToNEB BAKER CHEMICAL Co..
Sale owners Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

PEssoNAL.-Mr. Wm. n. McVeieh, who
has been spending six weeks In Richmond,
returned hons last niatt.
Mr Charles T. E!ein and Miss Laura A..
daughter OF The late James T. Jackson, of
Fairfsx, Wsre married on the 9th uIt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

PoLICB RKfoRT.-Ls:t night wss cool
and cloudy With Stow about 4 O'Clock.
There were two prisoners and four dodgers
Ct he station bccse.
TIE Mag or this morning disposed o! the
following csss:
Two colored boys. tramps, for vagrancg,
were SCI out of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. F.b. 4.-Cattle-
market fairly an,ive. strong to hIsh,r; good to
fancy stsers $3.50 A 80 others S; 2Oa4 40 stock.
ers s185 g IS, coSs 81 85a2.25 pr 100 lbs.
Hogs-market active; ugh md common 81 4oa
As, mixed snt packers $4s0at6O prime
heavy AID butchers weights S465a4.75 aid
light $4.40ai 60, pigs Sd 25a4.55 per 100 lbs
sheep-msrk ct active ar weaker mixed ewes
ard weih r, 81 5O.475, wethevs 81 sOa525,
Westerns 1915 20; Lambs So 6 05 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

A Fus1oUs Snow STORM Between ten
ard eleven o'clock last night the moon pc
gau to pale and so6r thst satellite together
With the myrisds of orbs, eoostellft obs an6
systems which bsiore hsd added 50 msca 10
the Ersudeur CT mid-wintcs night. bscame
envelcped In hsz,. aud about four o'clock
snow fakes began to descend. By daybresk
carpet of immaculate wilderness had been
spread oyer this portion OF mother earth,
and 30 the day advanced the snow fell thick
aud faster, and, ispueti 5y 3 fierce northeast
wind, vas whirled In clouds ans chests
tlroug tho street., to the intense d'aoom-
ure OF ell compelled t. move out.o'-
donrs. Throughout the Day the scene be g
been d.maI, sud, to add TO the general cha
grin incident to oelag compelled to stay In.
doors, The chamnions OF the e'oundhog
theory have bored many By calling attep.
ten to what they term the fnlhiment OF
that rodents prophecy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

AsUNDAY LAw.-I1 The House of Dele-
gates on "Wednesday Mr. Kerfoot, o!ClatEe,
introduced sn set to smsnd end re.enaot
section 3799 OF tbs Code CONCERNING tia vio'
lstiou Of the Sabbath. The bill provides
that II oereon on 6sbb tt day be found
lsboriug at any trade or calling, or employ
his apprentices or servants In labor OF ether
business, except 10 household or other work
OF necessity or charity, or be found f,ning
or huntlng or playing at the game known as
baseball, he shall! forfei 81 for each otf5nse,
sud upon second conviction for any one q
the said ofsnses tAe forfeit shall be doubled
Every day eng such person, servant or ap-
prentice Ia SO employed fhall continue 8
distinct sffsnss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

SCHOOL BoARD.-At the moLt1lv meet
;og IF he City school Bard la t night
we.or Str.n:s presid,d. The sune:ir ten
a. nre. 81 / 4 his report CT tie Tendance
~ nnoi for the mouth OF January, which
ebowsd s. eight falling IF as compared
WITH the month Of December, owing t, g
9nrber CT csses of gr!p among the pupils.
EaaIso reported the number OF children
waiting entrance to the schools, but for
whom there was no roou, ct present.
the Superintendent stated that by the
yplsiay OF tle yard Of Lee building, wtt'r
= " ,sttlei oadsr ,ha; building, which was
iriurious. both to tie tui!ding and the
hes L Il tie pupils
MI. viacsp; wac rtquaitai to look irt'
me ret Grand take auch g ton as he deem.
90 hea.
itl.s xe,e dirsctad to hsve the roc! Of the
cd Alchemy milling repsl ed, and slso to
o9rchase tem Rs7. e. P. Burke certain
fe.ks pe5nepg ) him II ley deemed Euch
ourcass adgisabie.
TIC C..y Oonnti wss aaksd , appropriate
SIS 10 defrsv the expense Of opening an
otb-r school for such white girls ss sce now
waiting entrance 70 tie public schools. IL
vas stated shat sGoh sum would pay the
cost of a sch2ol till the end OF toe school
year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
Good Cooking

Is Que O. the chsf blessings Of every
bcns. To always insure good cnstsrde,
pnddlDgs, saucee, etc. uze Gal! Borden
"E .ele" Brand Condensed Milk. Dlreo.
tons on the label. Sold by your grocer and
dIaeets:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Feb 4.-Beews
NO trade; feeling steady. Calves-msfket
steady; vesl /, So $50 grassers So s0a2 e5, Yves.
hrn caves $2s3 so par 100 lbs. Sheep and
Lambs-msrket finn thssp 81, Lamb, SGG par
1OOrs Eo.s-m,rket steady at $i1f as 10 per
100 b..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

There }9 nothing new to report from tne mar
kets Flour in quiet and without change. Wheat
is steady and in fair demand 1T range Of from
IS to 100, latter for choice milling Lonsberry'
with is rarely found amo ,g the offerings here.
Corn is weak at Al to so in car lots. Eye 20 to
80. Oats SO to Al. Eggs are rsaree at as to I'd.
q to 5A. Poultry Potatoes, Apples and other
prcd1co ere wsuad at quotations. Milifeed is
i.!,ly active Fay and Straw are easy.
RALTIMoRs, Feb. s. Flour steady and un.
changed. Wheat strong No red spot 10ia
1Qi4; the month 1o1 Mar 101A Msy 101 ga
101$. steamer No 2 red 81; Southern steady !;
mixed SCOT and the month 49% Mar 5oa504a /;
April 6ol4 May 501s steamer mixed 47a47N;
Southern Arm white 46a50 yellow 47a49 Oats
steady; No 2 white Western 36lbs39; No MIR
cd Western 37a371h. Bye lower No 96a97.
HsY steady good to choice timothy $13 50a16.
Provisions steady and uncha gsd.
NEW YORK, Feb 5.-Cotton easy; uplands
ia Orleans 7g4 futures steady. Flour dull
and weak Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
aad stronx. Pork dull sud firm at SO 1880 70.
Lard quiet and nominal at 81 70.
CHICAGO, Feb 5-10:45 a m.-Whest-Feb
nominal Msy s9gt. Corn-Feb 40&; Nay AZ.
Oats-Feb nominal; May 3l4 PoIk-Feb no
sales; Nav Sill 92h Lsrd-Feb-no sales Nay
Sc 624aN6 IS. Short ribs-Feb-no sales; Nay
s. 97laA6.
RICHMOND MARKET. Feb. 4 The offerings Of
grain coninu, light the market is dull with
bsrily any change in prices since last week. We
ouote: Flour SO sos rs for Ane to patent roller
Wheat S5s1O1; Corn 4Sa51 Bye 05a90; Oats
34.37.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Feb. 4.-But little
sraia ia heing received and the market is dull and
heavy with no change in prices since last week.
We quote: Flour So 50a5 rs for fine to patent
family brands: Wheat 85a97 Corn 44A4S; Bye
6OaSO; Oats 34a37.
SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Feb. 4-Re-
fined sugars-The quotations are ss follows !:
standard powdered 4ss cubes AS cut LOST
5 3.16c; granulated 3-16c; fine granulated
q 8 16c: confectioners' a 1-16; Diamond A
3-16; Columbia A 37s csnts The market is
inactive the demand being small, but prices ara
unchanged.
per pound for fair Bio and 14Ac per ID for No
grade.
BALr1moRE CATTLE MARKET. Feb 4.-Prices
of Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows:
Best. Observation-Disclosures. 81 80 a475
Generally rated hrst qua!it ..'.'. dSAb 81 4
Medium or good fair quality. 90 az 12h
Ordinary tn in Steers, Oxen and 1000
OF the Cattle receiv. 673 came from Virginia.
Values fer the tops were off shade TO 1ac, me-
dinm ersdes Is to 2Oc. and tho commonest &c
Mich Cows Trade Is very dull ct $15s3O per
head. with few extra at S36.
Veal Calves. The market is dull and hc per
| lib lower.
Sheep and Lambs:-Ihe market Is strong com.
and good to extra 5Aa5szc per Id gross Lambs
4Aa6Ac per !b gross,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
SAMPLE Chocolate Free

A postal card addressed .Menier. New
York; will secure samples OF their delicious
imported chocolate with directions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

urt~fII. D!Op3Eiy ft3C8lCS " SO e5 Va tho
CO.'S. to.ri2hi; probably colder sGd fair on
saturday,. ,,----
poAlD OF TRADE-Ths MOI THY meet
inc If the directors of the Bosrd OF Trade
gas held lss. night and was we'll atianced.
The presidents, mr. F. a R3ed, sat ID thaE
=, wl,h Messrs Park Agnsv and ID. B. Hsi.
Inv had recently gore t. R!cbmoad and
annas,eli bafore the legislative committees
hppinz 10 charea ihe railroad commission
All In opposition to tbet bill, In behalf Of
~ B9srd IF Trade OF A'ezsudsia. He then
e-nlgipeit,e pe.oic!ons effortB the massage
ofspoh oil! you'd heve on The develop
nat Of % resources of V:tgl0ie cut said
10 dld not think the bill would become e
lao Doriog his remarks Dir. Ksed spoke
ost3e encouraging cut ook for Alexandria
In tae near future.
Nt Aenew also made verbal report of
bia visit tn Richmond in opposition to the
nAs7egs Of tie railroad bill.
kher iong debate the Board declined to
ordo,se t1e bill now bsfore the legis' azure
lined to prevent the making OF preferred
c,edisore 10 cases of Assignments.
The committee appointed to procure &C.
5i,topal rooms repo ID progress.
Mess.s T. o. Troy end D. j. Howell wore
elected members.
TIE board. e:ter an interesting meeting,
o5ionrned Till the first Tuesday 10 March,
tho 6s:s o!tce annual meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

COMMITTEE MEETING OF PIEDMONT Con-
VOCATION The committee appointed at
the last meeting CT this convocstioa OF the
Episcopal Church to consider the question
of tie division OF the Diocese OF Virginia
met at Grace chu,ob rso,ery this morning.
The members present we're the Revs. @. d.
Murrsy. S ". Nelson, s. q, Wallis end Mr..
Joseph Wilmer, of Rspidsn. Mejor R. Tai
Tor Scott vas unsbe to attend. Various
lines OF division we're discussed, CT which
one wos agreed upon, antject however TO
the report Of The diocesan committee Wnicn
has rot YET appeared The ccnvocstion
committee has no authority 10 conneciion
gith the diocese, but 1t ws7 thong bit e1pe.
disut 20 have Sc full discussion CT the quee'
;ion of division as possible at the next meet
Ing Of the Piedmont Convooation, 60 as to
sasble It, members to vote intelligently at
the uexi council. After psltiking CT lunch
con with the Raw. Mr. Sharp. whose gener-
Gus hospitality wss duly appreciated, t1e
members OF the committee left for their
homes this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

When ycu are in Rome, II you do as the
Romsn's do, you will use S.oDe5rsker'd
Cough Syrup Tor coughs and colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05
LOCAL NEWS.
rn1nAY EVENING. FEBRUAEY 8.

Fer tn ) section threatening weather, With
-,1n or enow; Increasing nor:awer,e!ly
mgeds. probably reaching 10 60 e5 OF the
coes. io.rish!; probably colder sGd fair on
Gsiu-6ay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON DITTERS.
al dealers keep it. 81 per bottle Genuine has
trademark aud crossed red lines on wrapper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-05

RICHMOND MARKET. Feb. The offerings OF
grain coniinu, light the market is dull with
bsrily any change in prices since last week. We
ouote: Flour So sos rs for Hne to patent roller
Wheat s5s1O1; Corn 4Sa51 Bye 95a9O; Oats
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