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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
CLIPPED IN A CHECK.
A Young Hans Embarrassing Adventure
with Contribution Box.

n Young embarrassing
With a Contribution Box.
He was modest young man from
Westchester county, and had come down
to see his best girl in Harlem. Being a
careful young man before he came to
the city he had taken his summer suit
to the country tailors to be cleaned and
pressed, ready to be put away in cam
phor for the next seasons use, and had
received in return round brass check
to be returned when he came back for
his clothes
On recent Sunday evening, in ac-
cordance with the time honored custom
in Westminster as we'll as other places,
he and the aforesaid best girl went to
church for the evening service. The
sermon was good, but the best girP'
was better, and between the two he
got trife ratified. So when the con-
tribution box came round Unexpectedly
he made a dive into his pocket and
hauled up, as he supposed, a quarter,
which he put on the plate.
He saw in moment, to his dismay,
that it was as he said, THAT ere brass
check" He couldn't afford to lose that,
so he made a frantic dash at the box
and hauled out tive-cent nickel-the
usher looked at him in horror, as if he
had tried to rob the box, and moved
hurriedly to the next pew. The best
girl Uttered, and the young man felt
himself getting into beautiful sunset
glow.
After the service he was too modest
and bashful to hunt up the treasurer
and cash the check, so that gentleman
is still holding it for redemption, and
the young man from Winchester is
wondering if he can get his clothes
back without check. Y. Herald.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
The Chatelsius Watch,

Many women prefer the chatelane
watch because it Is more convenient
to carry 1t can be hung upon the belt
or it can be attached to q pin upon the
bodice. Or again, the chatelaiue watch
may be hung over pendant upon ones
dressing case to serve as clock. The
newest style of chatclaine watch rep
resents big bee, The head of the
bee is the stem winder of the watch.
The antenne are of Jet and form the
ornaments on each side of the head.
The thorax is of chased gold. In the
one which was recently worn at pretty
home reception the entire bee was of
gold and black enamel. 1t was worn
by woman who was in half mourning
and who observes mourning styles in
her jewelry. In this case the antenn@,
the thorax, the eyes and the wings
were all of gold chased with black
enamel. The watch had a gold face,
with black figures and hands, and the
abdomen OF the bee was of gold and
black. BY cunning arranged mechan-
ism the wings can fold over the face OF
the watch, thus protecting it when one
is travelling. When the bee is thus
folded up it may even serve as a pin
should one wish to wear it in that
capacity.-St. Louis Republic.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
HE HAD A GRIEVANCE.
A Poor Fellow Who Could Not Have
Fared Worse.

A Poor Fellow who Could Not Have
Jared Worse.
He entered downtown law office,
and after waiting about an hour he was
finally ushered into the presence of the
expounder of the law
II have a grievance that want re-
dressed" he said by way of introduce
ton.
"Yes?' replied the lawyer, interroga-
lively.
Eyes, sir. And l want your advice
rs to the best way to proceed"
"Well?"
"You see, about four months ago, be-
fore the conventions met, friend of
mine came to me and asked me to sup
port him for Office"
"Yes."
"At the time he promised that if l
would aid him, when he was elected he
would see that was fixed all right I
agreed started in then to boom him.
Worked hard; aud he was nominated
mainly through my efforts, of course.
Then l worked harder still. Spent my
time and money on him and finally he
was elected on the third of this month.
went to see him twice after that and
both times he was too busy to see me.
To-day l managed to catch him in and
he actually laughed at my claim; told
me / was an old fossil, don't know
enough to go in when it rains and ended
by saying he would meet me in bit"
"Well?"
What is my remedy"
you have no remedy"
"What! haven't. Do you mean to
say BANKED politician can treat q
man that way with impunity?'
"Yes, SIR"
But you don't understand the cir
cumstances Before the convention ]
went around our ward whooping it UP
for him. Went home drunk five times
and each time got it heavy from my
wife and was compelled to put up for
hats and dresses to quiet her."
Eyes. 1t is hard | know" replied the
attorney, "but you have no remedy"
Then after he was nominated by
me, remember l contributed $40 to the
campaign fund upon his express prom
Use to take care of me-"
II am sorry; but can do nothing for
you"
''Then somebody said something
about him that was true and attempt
ed to deny it in an open letter, got
myself tangled up IN newspaper dis
cussion and made fool of myself mint
you, all for him upon his express prom
| ise-'
"There is no law"
"And on election day spent sl5 keep
ing the boys in spirits, Election nigh
cheered and yelled, caught cold, wal
laid up for three days and had to pay
the doctor S. for that"
"He has gone back on you and tina
| is all there is TO it."
And have no remedy Couldn't
sue him for breach of contract? Didn
he contract to fix me?"
you have no case whatever"
"And l can do nothing?'
Nothing"
"All right I'll get even, anyhow
I'll get right to work as soon as he's in
official conduct and make it point tt
call and remind him of his promise
every day, that's what I'll do I'll ge
even"
And he rushed angrily out of the of
fice.-Philadelpbia Press.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
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WIT AND WISDOM.

The greatest prayer is patience. -
Rams Horn.
Discomfort 10 the want of self-re-
lance; it is infrmity of will -Emer-
son.
Lively man has serious rival in the
ideal man woman likes to sit and
dream about -Atchison Globe.
Doctors are the ones who can afford
to smile every time they see men drink
ing each others health. Newark Adj
vertiser.
People may become intelligent if
they will, but they must take time to
feed their minds. Information does
not come unsought
There are many persons who do
not know how to idle their time alone;
they are the scourge of those who are
occupied.-De Bonald.
--Jagson says he wouldn't object to
admitting women to every walk OF life
If they would promise not to go three
abreast -Elmira Gazette.
You will usually find it the case
that the man who has the most irons in
the fire has wife who has to furnish
the kindling. Globe.
You will notice that at the close
of an act of an emotional play the la
dies in the audience cry right there,
but the gentlemen have to go out to
"ball Scranton Truth.
If some men had jacobs ladder of
their own for getting to Heaven, they
would do their best to keep it as much
beyond the reach of other people as a
fire escape. Rams Horn.
1T is strange that man in fnan-
cial troubles should seek relief by
drowning himself. That seems least
promising of remedies for keeping ones
head above water. Tran.
script.
AS a specimen of severe criticism,
we notice an announcement in New
York contemporary that Miss D.,
having concluded her concert tour, is
now going to Europe to learn how to
sing."-Once a Week.
Here is great truth from the pen
of Georgia editor: THE man who
SAYS he is going to get there, and don't
you forget it, makes more noise about
it than the man who is actually there.
Atlanta Constitution.
-Misapprehension.-"You are get
ting to be very fond of coffee, Mr..
Hunker," said Mrs Small to her stan
boarder as he passed his cup up for
third replenishing. 1T isn't that, Mrs.
Small, ;" replied HunlSer. I'm taking
the hot water treatment IN. Y. Sun.
My dear sir or madam, if you can
not walk briskly along the pave, ]
don't see that you are TO be blamed for
It. But there is one thing you can do;
namely, walk in straight line. Give
others a chance to pass you Don't
worry the life out of them by vibrating
like pendulum from side to side.
Keep in a straight line. Don't wabhle.
The Point of View.
what a world of change this tsp
sighed Mr. Billus, looking over an ole
newspaper.
, | s.Aud how lift ie I Uat hold oft siUhet
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
Give Him n Chance.

Hostetter McGinnis proposed to Miss
Esmeralda Longcoffin one day last
week. She replied:
81 want you to distinctly understand
that l refuse to be your wife. "
"Now, don't say that, at least not
vet Wait until next Saturday before
you say positively that you will not
marry me-" pleaded Hcstetter
"Why wait until Saturday." asked
Esmeralda
because before you reject me
want you to see me in my new suit,
and I'll get it from the tailor Friday
night just wait until you see me in
them lavender pants! Don't stand in
your own light. Esmeralda Texas
Siftings.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
Very Touching.

Gazzer-There was an incident at the
funeral of that boy who died from too
much cigarette smoking, that was sim
ply heartrending.
Quizzer-What was it2
Gazzer-When the clergyman, in
reading the service, comes to the words
Ashes TO ashes" and the lads mother,
realizing their significance burst into
tears --Jurg,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
Strength of Character

1t is a common thought with the
parent no doubt, as he or she looks
upon the boy or girl whose welfare and
happiness is so dear to them, that if
they could they would make life for
ever smooth, forever bright, and for.
ever blooming, Unwise thought and
unwise love. The mighty tree of the
forest that bids defiance to the winds
and storms has grown into power
amidst the peltings of the storms and
the raging of winds like those which it
now defies. Pampered it never would
have become the king of the forest. IT
is Just so with our boys and our girls.
1t is not for us to wish that they shall
never meet with obstacles in their
progress that will seem unsurmount-
able; it is not the interest of love hat
prays that they may be entirely re-
moved from temptation. 1t is not for
us to labor to develop within them
such sterling character and such
strength of body and mind that they
may laugh at obstacles and triumph
over temptations and difficulties.
Western Rural
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29

Mr.. Gotham-I hear Mr. De Pave has
been arrested. What is the charge
against him?
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the United
States mail.
My goodness In what way?'
DE Pave is very fat, and when
mail wagon ran over him it lost twenty
seconds time and missed the train. ~
\. J. Weekly,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
Lived in Boston, of Course. III

Lived in Boston, of Course. Hicks
They tell me that Browns wife is
quite literary" Enthusiastically
She's writing letters from morning to
night, and when she buys new article
of furniture she makes sure that it cor.
responds with everything else In the
house, boston Transcript
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
From a Entnre Novel.

Hero-Havc you no pity in your
heart? is there no tenderness in your
nature? Are you wholly made up Of
brutal cruelty?
Villain-Hal Hal You appeal to a
heart of stone (Hissing) l was once
the center rush of foot ball team.
IIero-Then Heaven help US ALI
There is no hope. Life.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29

--Siangy. -Jones-Hello, old mn,
hear you've been sick What was the
natter Adams-Diphtheria. mes
Where did you get it? AasWs~slE the
neck. Drake S Magazine
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-29
The Point of View

what a world of change this lisp"
sighed Mr.. Billus, looking over an old
newspaper
And how little get hold of sighed
Mrs Billus, looking over her old gown
--Chisago Tribune
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Origin Of Book Beer.

F,om Munich, the oily Of beer and beer
ddnkers, German historian has announced
q discovery f interest to the beer drinkers
AID philocgis,s o: The world. II ohroni-
Gle Ct !hs Bsvasian cept., written three or
fur centuries ago. he has icuad tho early
record of book beer brewing 10 Munich.
At the begi1niDg Of the 16 century q
ycu. prirc 'ss CT the Munich cour. was
-ent eff TO Russia to marry the helr to the
Rassisn throne. Bhe was so avsrse, howev.
Or, 10 the dalk aud mo,oss Grown Prince,
that, after many dsys Of bys erlcal indeci-
a!oD, ehe cut loose from him abruptly, snd
left win her suite for home. She became Ill
on the way, and was obliged t. 1t q ever 10
Enbeek, famous for producing ihe best bser
III Europs. As German doctors do row, &c
her doc.ore did ther, end recon- m ended The
5est seer az tie tet tonic. She followed
she appeared eye, tnally IN Munich again
har cutie bad been increased by an addition
cf "a EiabeCk brewer.
The Princess t once bs0 tee c0Git 5rsS-
houge huil5 rear t1e royal residence, and
tiers ia e.iil stands, giPing @ the world the
lnatahIess Ectbrsp 20 Il fret gave 1t under
VIC mSIbSsni1as VI 'n0 i'LGsh'e i.h paw"
Elnbeoker. Tee house vas near tha oater
walls Of The city ther, eDd not far fam
gate known SIS the Cofg.te, ter the ooz-
hear, the frest OF Z nbect, beer. which de-
rived lis prefix fcom the ebbfspiston cf the
nameg Of It's die.iuc:iys scper!r.ity II cclor,
odor and eopor.
Coa-bess 8ss bJewcd but cGc, annually,
and waa drank in May. Bat at tho beginning
OF ths century cos-beeF Was MANUFACTURED 80
rauch more than any other EiEbsok bser in
Mulch that Ia ordering 1t person usually
called simply Ter "Eicheck," which soon te-
came corrult ted Into "E!nbock," aDd this
became "ein Back" just before TIE reTou-
tlon Of 1859 So book. CT goat, wcs
made The symbol Of !he famous brew, which
originally had es lit;!e real or fgnrsiiVe
connection with goat as Enbeck had.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Tuning out Rockwell.

The goedg-good Mugwump newspapers,
aided by the republican organs, a,e st!ll
abusing Senator Hill Tor making Sd Effort to
keep Ii. friend, Mr. Back gell in his ees. in
The House. Thsy are making g great ado
over the fact that Mr. OFerrall end his
committee have dec dad to turn ont Rock
wei, Democrat, and sect bis republican op-
poDent, and claim lhst, the soticn Ct the
COMMITTEES is q rebuke to the interference oi
Senator Hill. This is all r;t. The facts are
tt at [. s not in tho least rebuke to Sena-
ter Hill Tne latter has 0nly done what
any good democrat would do urdsr ths
same circumstances. Blr. Rockwell Is from
Senator's .HIlls district, aad received his
certificate Of election from the latter. When
the contest was pending before the cammit
tee Senator Hill called upon MIR. O'Ferrall
AMI other democratic members Of the COM
mittee and stated in firm snd courteous lau-
eusge the he bsIieved that Mr.. Rockwell
was fairy eeoted, and should be allowed to
Keep bis ssst. FOs doing this he was set
upon and abused b5 ratiosl mpgwump
,Uruale.
Their attacks will do him more good than
harm, as aavo all their previous st acks. ln
ths mean tins Ia wall enough to remind
the pure. holy. sweet.scented pinks OF the
high morality party that when they have q
msiority IN the house they kick democrat
out without ss much IS hearing tae evidence
in his favor or allowing hin TO say word
10 bis owo Ge,enoe. In tle Last Congress
dsmocras were buried cut Of the House by
pairs, and Ia several cases they had been
sected by from eigatto thirteen thousand
meiority. But In democratic House o
democratic ccnmi tee eplit fine hairs to de-
eide whsther democrat or republican
shall bod ssst iD Consress.- Courier Jour-
nal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
A cons RE1uRNs ArrEn EyENrEEN YEAIs.-

A Corn RETURNS AFTER sEvENTEEN YEAIs.-
Seventeen yea.s ago boy named @. Meredith,
living in P.ince William county, now retiient
OF Washington, stamped his name on silver
quarter coined in 1861. the year of his birth. He
then spent it, and wondered if he would ever sea
that gu ,rter again. a few days ago yoang lady
in tbs census ofice in looking through her purse
fouud qua.ter stamped c. Meredith. and turn
ing to fellow clerk, SAID, "Mr. Meredith here is
a qusrter with your name on it." 1ha person
addressed WIS brother of the boy who had
Stamped tha coin. he remembered the incident,
and the coin found its way back to the man who
owned it seventeen ytars ago Fredericksburg
Sfnr.
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AUCTION SALES.
By O'Noal & Lunt. AuctioneeIs

& TOMMIS3IOEER'S SALE.-By virtue of a do.
~ cree cf the Corporation Court OF the city Of
Alexandris, rendered on tho 18th day of March,
1892, in the Chancery cause of Jamss E. stiuier
vs. MIS-. Annie F. SErudcr and others, the under
signed wao by sid decree was appointed special
com missioner for that lurpcso, will at II o'clock
m, on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF April. 1892.
in frcnt of tho Eoya street entrance 10 the Mar
ket Building, in Alex andria Va, offer for sale at
public auction 10 the highest bidder the following
described BEAL ESTATE in said city; 10 wit {:
Beginning en- the north eide of Gibbon street 65
feet 9lsa inches east OF Fairfax street and run
Dirg est and binding upon Gibbon street 25
feet 7ia inches; thence north and parallel to
Fairfax street 102 feet inches TO 0 foot alley
with the right CT way over slid alley; thence
west and parallel to Gisbon street twenty.eight
feet thence south ard parallel to FairtaX street
25 feet to The line OF 2. r. Lucas; thsEoe east
with the line OF ssid Lucas feet 4lb inches;
thence south s'o1g tho line OF said lot II feet z
inches to The beginning
Terus CT sale: Ono-thiId OF tha lurchase money
in ca'h on day OF fale, and the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months f1om
day sale. The pu chaser to give his notes for the
deferred payments which to bear interest at six
per centum per annum from the day Of sale, which
deferred payments he shall have the right to an
ticpste il if he 80 desires. All conveyanciug to
be done at the cost Of the purchaser aud the title
to be retained until tho whole of tho purchase
money is pti'.
C. @. C!RLIN,
Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
Eog ogEa FIFTY FEARS

Ay OLD AEs RsxL-TR1ED REMEDY.-ars
Windows Soothing syrup has been nsed for over
F;fty Years by EtItsas Of Ao.aers for thoir Chit-
drer While 7teth;ss with Perfect saccess. It soothes
the Ckia, Ssftsus the Sum- dllays sill PG;s; Csres
Wt,.d Ca.5o snd is the best remedy for D;Grrhcc.
Sold by Druggists in every psrt Of the world. 1t
value is incslculanla. Be surs and ask fer Mrs.
iaslo.rs soot5ias gETsso, and take no cther kind.
TuoutY-avs ea=-s ettis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

Alexandria, Va, March %, 1892.
NOTICE Is EEBEBY given that the partner
IN ship heretofore carried on by Paul Pullman
and George P. Primsn, urder the name and style
of PAUL PULLMAN g. SON, in Ale1sr d:is, Vir-
einis, has this dsy been dissolved by mutual con-
cent aud in future the business will b. carried on
BIZ the said G EOEGEP. PULLMAN, on his sepa-
rate account and in his own rame, who will ray
ard receive ell debts duo and owing TO and flom
ssid partnership. PAUL PULMAN,
ma2S 10; GEO. P. PULLMAN.
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TheS0ltheTl Building & Loan AsS0cial.
OF KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE

Local Ofioe-s.-President, J. g. B. Thompson.
Directors, Il. smoot, M. Perry, g. q. Hinken,
J. F. Tackett and l.. Stsbler.
Attorney, ]. z. NJ. Norton.
Cne Of the lsrgest BUILNING ASSOCIATIONS
in the United States; bas 100, 200 shares in
per share thereafter natures in Z years,
Issues psid up stock s5l per share, drawing
6 per cent. interest semi.annually. worth
SlOO in seven years.
s-For full particulars call cn
E. T. KNOX, Fec and Treas,
ms!23 216 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
ByR. It. Lucas. Auctioneer

By r. T. Lucas, Auctioneer
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE,
II &C, &C.
As administrator of GEORGE c. HEWES, de-
ceased, will sell at public auction ON
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1892
at 10 o'clock No., at the lats residence OF said
George c. Hewes, No 323 south Lee street, Al
e1andria, Va, the following PROPERTY, to wit !:
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF
Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets,
Beds. Bedding, Cooking Utensils, &c.
Terms of sale-Cash. PARK AGNEW,
MARIA is Admir- of Geo. @. Hewes.
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C. @. C!RLIN,
Commissioner.

I hereby GER i'y that c. c. Csrlin. commiss!oner
as above named, has executed boz with approved
eecurity in the ponalty Of one thousand dollars.
JOHN g. BEACH, Clerk.
nar1S Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
yTooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

=
The annual meeting Of ths otkhtliers Of the
Virsinis Iron Ship Building Company will be
held at the company's ofc. at klezsndIi', Va,
BPRTI. 21st, at 10 O'clock noon, to act upon the
following matters:
]. To elect ail officers for tae ersu,ing year.
2. To see Whist action tho stockholders will
take in III, matter Of settlement and snhsrse
of the claim OF Charles E. Moody against the COM
Iapy, ard Ia the matter OF the atttloment snt fis
charge o. any AID all other claims agsins sid
company.
8. To sao whs'hcr or NJ; the stockholders wiz
anthorizs tn" conveyance OF sil tn" rro?alty an !
franchises ot IL company TO try tsn or trnst-es
to dispose OF The same. eD -ppy tho pr ,e' ds
in payment Of th deb Of the az sHd tic
exrenses G; s1ch trust, tho balance, If any to he
distributed smoug the SO kholder. Of tn, c'm
psny in n oor;i n 20 their ssy etsl holdings.
A. To ssa ifth, sboc* o!dsis will authorize sry
proceedings for the dissolution of sad CORPORA
ton.
s. To trsnsacs any other busines. That may
properly come before s,idimeetlng. By order,
CHARLES E. MOODY,
mb19 1swd socretsry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29
GRAINS.

Having increased the number of our brawinga,
we wiah to call tho attention of the farmers to the
fact thst wo car now fally supply their wants for
Rasc. PoRraER BREWING CO,
mario st
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UCKLEN' ARNICA SALVE.
THE BEST sALyE in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Cores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
E-uptions and positively cures Piles or no pay
required It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction. or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For saie By O. g. Lennon, COG Ring at.
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New Spring Styles in Millinery.

am now receiving new goods which will be
added to constantly IS other ttylea appear ia the
above goods. We also airy large assortment Of
STAMPED GOODS Embroidery, Wash silks and
the Bargsrren Art Thread so much used now for
fancy work. Pipking promptly done, also stamp
ing by new PROCESS The public are invited to e1.
anime these goods befor purchasing. No Special
opening day.
MRS. X. ". PADGETT,
msi29 81 Old stand, $40 King street.
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mb19 1swd
NroTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The anrusl meeting OF the stock holders CT ths
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY co. is
called for TUESDAY, April 5, 1892 at IL o'clock
p NJ. at the Office of the company. Cameron and
Fayette streets. Alexandra, VS.. Election fer
President and Directors same day and Ilace.
ALBEIT EEWSON,
msrM 1ay3w Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-29

Alexandria, Va, March 19, 1892.
ry1HE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders o.
/ he P 1OMkC SHOE COMPANY ei'l 70 held
st the compauys Office OF MQNDa!, .p.i T.
ma; NATL Il I'd 'l''1 J. CLIFTON sMooT, Zee.