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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
Ladies' Drawers


5odoz Ladies Drawers, Mus
lin Hem and Tucks. Price I5c
so doz. Heavy Muslin Draw
ers- Hem and Tucks. Price I9c
so doz. Muslin Drawers
Hamburg Ruffle, Tucks above
Price $50.
50 doz. Drawers-Embroi
cred Ruffle and Tucks above.
Price 4Sc.
so doz. Drawers, both closed
and open, with deep Hamburg
Rutfle. Price soc
IS doz. Cambria Drawers
with deep Hamburg Ruftie.
Price 6oc.
Chenaise.
50 doz. Muslin Chemise.
Plain Band, good Muslin. Gall
Sizes. Price 2oc.
so doz Muslin Chemise, Ham
burg trimmed, Inserting and
Edge. Finished with Beading
Price SOC.
50 doz Che nise-Band Edged
with Hamburg. Price 45c.
so doz Square Neck Chemise
Ham urg trimmed Price soc
Is doz Chemise Square Neck
Fine Hamburg. Price 75c.
Short Underskirts
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Z1Ilc1lS.

One hundred and hirtyive pieces Bleached Damask 81
6S inches wde go the this morning fifty
the yard These goods of Irish make white
soft ns heavy weight The price used to be $780, in the
general retail markets today it is 75c to 81.
At 7oc we have Bleached Damask, 70 inches wide,
quality, about the equal of any 81 goods. Here
other pointer prices:
Table Cloths:
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State Of Maryland County Of Cecil, S.:
|. CHAS. B. FINLEY, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and
belief CHAS. b. FINLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF December 1891. JAMES +. DEAN,
Notary Public.
COrrect-AtteSt
II. II. BRADY,
J. TOME, Directors.
FANK r. SCOTT, Dist
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Short Underskirts

.,,7z-doz Muslin Underskirts-
md Tucks above.
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SAirtzns and Bed Linens.

ears we have had the best half dollars worth in
Sc Shirts. Easily beyond competition in the past
Ahem further ahead than ever. We know of no
Z :: ssqrket that is better. These are some of the
hMuslin; single or double pleated bosom
:. Is double stitched throughout; bosom 3
Seey,eess. ply neck and wrist band :;
8. = IS. s. 2. gussets and faced
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Table Cloths :.

Fringed Damask Table Cloths, 2
yards square would be cheap at
81 so each. These at 81.
?! yards long, 81. rs kind at 81 80
yards long, s. kinds at 81 So.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-11-23
Masters Sale.
The State uf South Carolina

The State uf South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEv1LLE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Geo. s. Wilson, ct. al. Admr. against l. vi.
Christian, ct. .al.-Foreclosure.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case, L will OIL r LOT
sale at public outcry at Abbeville G. h., ;. o.'
on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1892, within
the legal hours of sale, the following descrio'
ed propetty, situated in said State and Conn-
ty, TO wit All that lot or parcel OF lana ID
the town Of Abbeville containing
One Cd Acre,
more or less, bounded by lands OF the estate
of Mrs. Catherine Alston, by Washington
street, and an alley leading from the ABOVE
street to the village spring.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
J.C. KLl'GH, Master.
Nov. 9, 1892, 1t
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
III. Youngblood. Executor, against ). NJ
Jordan ct al.-Foreclosure.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF A sAhE ea.
made In the above stated case, will oHer ,of
sale at public outcry at Abbeville Z. H. .. W
On sALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1892 within
the legal hours of sale. the following descr'oeu
property, situate in said State and County, 10
wit: All that tract or parcel Of iand' c0n'
taining
Two 60 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF T. Ii. hrau.
ley. DIR. ]. w. Ligon, and j. NJ. Jordan' oe'ns
a lot ia the town OF Bradley.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash. Purchaser 10
pay for papers.
J.C. KLUGH, Master.
Nov 9, 1892, 1t
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Geo g. Wilson ell al, Admir-. against John
T. T.Perry-Foreclosure.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE LIZ
made in the above stated case, will offer ior
so,. =, .nnb,,c outcry at Abbeville c. H., 5. C'
on ~ sALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1892, within
the legal hours OF sale, the following ,. deserio'
ed ed property, rope situate in said State and COUNTY
70 wit: All that tract or parcel OF land'
containing
Four (4) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of A. ). FER
guson and estate of D. ]. Jordan.
TERMS OF .SALE-Cash. purchaser u
pay for papers.
J.U KIUGH. Master.
Nov. o. 1892, At.
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE'

COUNTY Ut ADpb
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
lane L. Gordon, 'Administratrix against L. =
~ observation-disclosures
By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case, will oher 'os
saIe at public outcry at Abbevn ~ ~ ,,,,,n
on ~ sALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1892, witnln nm
me legal hours of sale, the following desctloeo
nroperty, situate In said State and County, "
Wit: All that tract or parcel OF lanu' oon'
taining ....
One Hundred (10O) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF M. =;
Wilson, E. A. Robertson, T; L. Haddon anu
Others. =. h,,onco
TERMS, OF sALE.-one.half cash. oaianee
on a credit of twelve months win lnteleo'
nom day of sale secured by bond OF purcnas,
or and mortgage OF premises. Purehasef "
pay for papers. ,o,. ,aster
Nov. g. 1892, At. ......... =. :..,.
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina

co11NTY OF ABBEVILLE,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. -,
ond T. q. Brock against Charles hau'
don, Lee Haddon, etal
Rv VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
800 q, the above stated case;1 will offer LOT
sa,e AZ nnblic outcry at Abbeville c. H. 3.
| nsALEDAY IN DECEMBER. 1892. wihin
the legal hours Of sale, the following aescrioeu
property, situate in said State ana Co"nss
70 Wit: All that track or parcel Of land con
tanning H.,
Two Hundred and Thirty-three
(233) Acres,
moro or less, bounded by lands OF MIS- '",,
i,e Martin. G.. NJ. Mattison, g. u. stone' F>e
news Mattison and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash' ua'
o,ce on a credit OF twelve months, win in-
terest from day OF sale, secured oy oohu W
purchaser and mortgage Of premises WIN
leave to anticipate payment NJ any '''"''
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J.C. KLUGH, Master
Nov. 9, 1892, At.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11
EEWs OF TEE DAY.

Secretary Blaine denies That he contem'
PLATES withdrawing from the Cabinet.
New Jersey is about to ett,blish farm
peuitantIary, where all tramps caught with
10 the State boundaries will be sent and made
to work.
Gel Murphy has been ordered by Score.
sary Rask to Russia to show the natives
how to make paIatabla food CT the corn to
be cert over.
In an interview in New, York yesterday
Sens t " Hill said bis opponents had oil the
mass meetings and the BRASS bands, but he
was getting the delegates.
Bailding Inspector S.t1n, Of New York
yesterday confessed that he sIore that the
horoscopes ordered to be put In the Hotel
Royal, had been placed there.
Mr. Ssz ton gave notice 10 the House OF
Commons yesterday that he would move an
amendment to the Queen's speech that tina
majority of the Irish people were convinced
Of the inability of the imperial Parliament
to legislate tor Ireland.
Ber iauin P Moore las presented to the
Johns hopkins University large coored
ink drawing Of General George Washington
end his staff, which is made up OF micro
sccpio characters forming the first six chap
tere of Jared Sparks Life Of Washington"
The RsediDg Railroad Company has se.
cured control of the jersey Central. the LIS
high Valley and the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, end tae various lines Of thoee sys.
TENS, the big deal making the Reading mas
ter OF the anthracite coal situation, and CIV
ing is control OF seveIty-two per cent. q
the produt ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11
Accidentally Shot

CHICAGO, Feb 11.-0ficer james B. Cole W.,
accidentally shot and killed in station yeser.
day. He was sitting in a wiGdow discussing
with Officer We.basy the recent attempt of Frsrk
Henderson to shoot his mother and sister Vel.
bssy remarked that he had the revolver in bis
ovsrcost pocket which Hcrder; on hsd used. Let
me see it, said Coe, as no reached into Welb,sy.
pocket to take the weapon ont. Wolbas7's hsrd
was also in the pocket sad tho revolver was acct.
dsntally discharged. The bullat entered Cole.
right eye ard lodged in the back of his heid he
died in fow minutes. BE lolvss vile and
three children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

IT WOULD BE DELIaHTFUL-We are all
born young and most of rs are born poor.
Yopth il ;sAl!phtfu, but We are always get.
ding away from it aaw different it would
be II va wero slways goiug tows::da 1. PoV..
e,ty Ia unplesss ut, ead Il 8 great struggle Z.
life Ia t, get rid Of It; but 1t is tie COMMON
fortune thst In proportion as wealth ia at.
tanned the ospac tg of erio3ing 1t departs.
It seems, therefore, that our life is wrong
end fret, The remedy that the editor
suggeats Is that msn abonld be boin rich
and old. Iostesd Ct the necessity Of making
fortune, which is of less aDd lees valne as
death approaches. We should have only the
privilege OF spending 1t and it would have
its natural end Ia the cradle In which ne
should be rocked into eternal sleep.
Born old, one would, Of course, Inherit ex.
uerlence, go that wealth could be made to
contribute to happiness. and each day, In
stead OF isssening tha natural powers end
increasing infirmitIss. would bring new
vigor and capacity Of enjoyment 1t would
BE going from winter to sUtamn. from az.
tnpn to summer, from summer to spring.
The Joy OF IFS without care &c to ways end
means and every morE.os ,e6Aed with the
pulsa,iors OF inereasifg youth. il is almost
impossible to imagine.-C Dudley Warner
in Hdrper's Magagine.
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CT vbich to raiss money to Pay debts had
heen rprnaHeG or TIA ait of Eer

I do not thiGk tnat West Virginia js en-.
tlud to eny great credit when che cav
little chance ofthvowiDg something into the
Treasury OF the United S.ates-not into the
treasury OF Vir9inia-but she should have
stepped forward and said, I'VE have lost
nothing; we hsve contributed nothing In the
past. Virginia carried us for years and
years, and why should not we. by virtue Of
cur own acts and under all the surround-
inge, let this email amount 90 to the relief of
Virginia ?"
doubt very much, Mr.. Presidsnt-aud the
erouL d has boon taken by an ADLER mind than my
osn-whether tho State OF Virgir Ia is bound for
its sntewdr debt. After having its personal pro
perty destroyed, after having all the values which
attach to q civilized community removed by tho
hand of war, doubt whether the corquering
power, under the public law which has always
prevailed, should not have taken up the debt and
released thu etste Of Virginia. l belisve that
gio1nd is taken by Mr.. Blniae in his celebrated
work. But, be tn st az it may, We are not here
ask log for sn; recognition OF that sort Il t. at
wo ask is that ifthese gentlemen OF West Virginia
are to get this 1858 eco. tina State of Virginia,
which tonld not have got 1t under sim lar circnm.
| stances, shall have credit in the adjustment o.
her debt to the federal government OF this amount
Of $153,C00. If the Senator Ia wl ling to accept
that amendm nt, lave no sort of objec Ion TO
the pass, ge OF the resolution.
cl2im. however, tbas If the Sonata decides that
West Virginia lie not bound to Contribute 10 VIZ
ginia her proportion OF the debt to the United
States, il would be an unfair ie:olution on your
part.
This is net the place to decide the questions be-
tween Virginia and West Virginia, admit; but
50 far as the COVE -nment of the United States Il
concerned S, far as their interests sre attached to
cit or Virginia o: West Vir, ini,, claim thai
release 10 the one State ought to operate as re-
lease to 10th. l do not know au not lawyer
enough 20 dccide-that such will be the effect OF
the adoption Of the Recitation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11
yIgaIMIA HgWs

The RarIg Iron Works of Bnena Vista
Yesterday made an assignment. Lsbilitiee
$500 600
In New York yesterday Mr.. John NJ. Rob-
insou .es eietted president OF the Old Dc.
N uion Steamship Company.
TIE rack OF hounds belonging to the
Mess,s B ckwell, Of WsrrentoD, have
caught fye foxes in open races this season,
and denied 6 large number.
Ex.0overnor William E. Cameron, OF
Pc ersbure, has concluded to make bis 70.
tue home in Tallahassee, Florida, for which
psoe ne left Tuesday.
It turns out that Mrs. Smith, Of Danvil!e.
the only woman in Virginia who has sought
To secure the privilege of prscticiDg law In
this State. is not native Of Virginia, but OF
Ohio.
William Waller, son CT Capt. W. G. Wal
ler, of Richmond, dlsd In Savannah on Mon.
day. TIE youug man was jnst 81 years OLD.
His mother was si:tes OF Mre. Jefferson
Davis.
Capt. George R. Horner died ct hls home,
near Salem, Roanoke couI ty, Sunday. He
was educated at the Virginia Military 1nstt-
tle and served with credit in the Confed-
crate army.
In quarrel over horse sale at Markham
last week, T. W. Cannon attacked Tom
81 ro.ber with pitchfork, when the latter
shot bis esas,lens In the face with pi to-,
inf c,iog, however. only 9 light wound.
E Idle Glenn, well-known ball-plsysr.
died at his residence IN Richmond yet sr-
day at,r an Illness of Two years or more.
H!s ma ady is believed to have been the re
gu OF blow he received from ball, which
causei al injury to one of his lungs.
HeA;n and Dye continue to preserve at
least an outward appearance OF equsnimty
despite t,e fact that on March 1871 they
Will In H!l probabll tg expiate their crimes
on the gallows. Mr. Pattie, the jsilor, says
he nevsr yet saw prisoners who exhibited
mere remarkable nerve. They sleep as
pescefally aGd soundly a. children. They
have coed appeti.es aad Hefn enjoys bis
pipe immen ely Warrenton Virginiag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11
TELR0RAPHIc BREvITIEs.

vein Of tin has beeh discovered In the noun
,sins shout SO miles Forth of Denver, Col.
The concession for the Mexican Northern Pa
c;ao Railroad has boon puchssed by aLondor
syndicate ard operations will be resumed at once
Tie Russian government has granted the fur
tbar sum Of so 900, 600 roubles to be expended
for the relief of the sufferers in the famine dis
slic..
The wird at Huron, S D., is Blowing hurri
cane sending Stow in binding clouds and piiing
it into big drifts At ct. Paul cold wave If
sceduled to arrive.
E1Prssldent Cleveland is to deliver sn sddre s
at Ann ArbOr, M:ca., February 40. The citizens
Z, troit have rendered Mr.. Cleveland o publ, re-
csption on the 23rd, tbs acceptancs Of which was
received to-day.
The contamination Of the Reading deal result
cd to.dsy in the lsrgest trading and must INTENSE
sxcitenent ever known in the history OF the Now
York Stock Exchange. In the first hour over
$4,000 shares Of stock changed hands.
The search for the nissing in the ruins ofthe
Hotel Roysl, in New York, Is ended, every por.
ton of the ruins having been searched. Seventeen
b.d;es have been taken from the ruina. Seven
have besn identified and 10 yet remain unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11
FOREIGN News.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-The civil marriage Of
Dake de Ia Roohaf,ucauld and Niles Mat.
tie Mitchell, daughter Of Senator Mitchell
Of Oregon, took place yesterday, and a.
noon t, day the religious ceremony was per.
formed at the church of sainte Cothilds.
The church was crowded With army OF.
fsra, members of tho nobility and the lead
Ing Americans a. present In Paris.
MApaID, Feb. 11.-Dlsps i ,hes fron sever.
al places 10 Spain show that the anarchist
have been greatly "o,ked up by the execu.
lions at XHes yett,rday. At Valencia pla-
cards have been posted calling upon TIC an
archlsts to take vengeance for the death of
the men gargc,ed yesterday.
ROME. Feb. II The Most R,v. John Ire.
land, d. D., Archbishop OF 81. Paul, MINI.
arrived in this city to-day,
LONDON, Feb. il The last memoF 70,
service over the remains of the Rsg. Mr..
Sturgeon was hsld last night. Che Ms
trcpolitan Tabernacle was crowded and the
services which wefs not concluded until
atsr midnight we're very solemn and i'm.
preasiVe. Rev. Mr.. Plersop, the American
minister who filed Mr.. spurgson'd pulpit
during the las,sr's Illness, made MOS
eloquent address. The ellys wood GOTTA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11
Terrorized BY q Big Bear.

4
A big black baar, which it ia supposed haf
escaped from t1e Water quarters Of come
menagerie. has bsen creating greet havoc
among the live stock OF he farmers living
In the lower part of Bergen county, N ]
The bears depr. datons tsvs been chic q,
in the vicinity OF KrgsIsnd ard Arlington
L. wss first ssen last Wednesday DichJ by
Mrs. G.. Hawk. who lives wesG OF Kings
land. Mr7. Hawk heard noise in the hen
merry, and se,zlog club ran there to drive
| away what che believed was a dog. AZ
she threw back the door OF the hennery she
was startled az seeing q large, black animal,
aud her fear was heightened when the
beast turned toward Ter with On omInone
growl. Mrs. Hank fed In terror to the
house aad did not lsave 1t uatil The morn.
| ing.
The bear bad killed thirty chickens. The
| same night the animal killed six pigs and
| fifty chickens on the farm of Mrs. Joseph
Coyne, on Ridge avenue. Mrs. Coyne's son
Joseph encountered the bear and lost no
| time 10 gt ttiDg Into be house.
In the morning number of men armed With
guns traced the bear to It's lair in the woods in
the old Kingslsnd estate. Two cubs were found,
but the mother was nowhere o be seen. As she
had not returned by night, the hunters returned
home. That night Otto Hawk, who occupies q
farm near his brother, wss awakened ty a noise
in the yard He ran out with bis gun and aaw
the bear fastening away in tho direction Of tho
Hsckepssck meadows
The people had y this time become thoroughly
frightened. Children were kept home fr I'm school
and ecsIc,ly person venture far array from
home.
On Saturday morning Joseph Coyne shot one of
tho cubs which he encountered while on bis way
to Newark. About nigbfall on Saturday Charles
streeter, who lives betty en- Kingsland and Ar
lington, saw the old bear conf ing toward Linn Ia
the road near his home. He 1ictly climbed ~
on the iron supports Of bridge near by ard hsd
to remain there nearly two hours Z posed to the
cold, which finally had UGH an effect on him that
it was with difficulty thst he retained his position
He reached home almost exha: sted and thorough.
ly te1umbed.
81 CO then the bear hiss not beon seen and it is
supposed that it has taken refuge in q deserted
copper mine in the vitirity, where it will remain
until driven out by hunger. Tho mias will be
watched continually By armed men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11
Brazil's RebrIs Active

BIO GBANDE, Brszii, F5b. 1l.-Viscou,t
Pelotas has assumed oumnand cf tie nm
vince of Bio Grande do SUI. At Coumh.
the grrisoa d posed Governor Me-tnbo
and declared Corumba the o,pi 81 CT 10
State. III y ncm!nated D.. R1cda IN HI,
place. The revolutionists ere no8 mach,
ing upon the city Of CuJaoa. The rabe!s N
Santa Catalina have deDosed Gov Musr
LONDON. Feb. 11.-A dispatch from Bin
Jsneiro states that affairs there are ia ve,v
bad shape. Three ministers have handed
their resIgrstions TO the President AID hi,
Is taken as au Indication that tbs govern.
msnt is breaking up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

MR a. NJ eMITH. commssder OF the Mas
ssoausett, @. A R, sage: The spirit whioo
prompted ma to take up arms should weld
Itself more firmly into our beings to'caS,
and let us see that tbe air In which the flag
f]os shall never be polluted By the stars
and bars emblem OF treason" When 1t is
remembered that bonnty;zsd foreigners de-
seated the ''sars aud bars", eucb tilk as this
by Mr.. Smith, OF Massachusetts. appears
ridiculous. And snch talk Ia naturally pro-
yocatiye of re .',s,ion in kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

ARRANGEMENTS are now In progress In
soue of the northwestern cities, and 10 New
York and Philadelphia, for sending grain
and flsug to the alleged tt:aving people in
Russis, Three months at least will be re-
ouIred for this grain and fur TO reach the
people referred to. bow much better 1t
would be for them II the grain and Hour
were sold here, and the proceeds, together
with the saved expense Of transportation,
forwarded to them by telegraph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

RELIABLE ENGLISH newspapers deny 10
toto, and ridicule, the assertion q Mr.. row
DERBY aad hi, fellow oomnissicnsTs, sen. by
sbis govern meut t Z, Europe last year TO In
nuirs into tbe causes Of immigration Into
this country, t, the effect that there Ia sn
organized system in England, encouraged
and patron,zad By the BEit!sh government
sor sending convieti and e1-conVicfs to tne
Omitted States. If this government would
bs more careful ia ths selection OF the obi
cIels 1t sends abroad, 1t would spare It's peo-
Mo much ridiculs and opprobr!um.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

Ifyou are sfa otsd With rheumatism. neu-
ralgis, govt or other badly pain, or If yon
bsve tpralned wrist or ankle you ought ct
once to procure Bottle Of Salvation Oh,
tle greatest cure on earth for pain. It only
costs 25 cents bottle.
Lo! the poor Iodian. !" dying With cold.
wont some 'good Samaritan" send him o
bottle Of d., Balls Cough ssrup2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

cont ,lniag the remains Was then tsts,
from the catefs gus upon which It h.s
e d ainoe Monday might snd conyev.d
t, Norwood Cems'ery whore the reusio.
we're intarred. There wass an enornou,
aumhsr OF coschaa 10 the procession
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

Court Of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Powell and others vs., Z. & D B. B. o..
and others. Argued and submitted.
Robinson apd others vs. Robinson and
othere. Argued and cenlinusd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-11

IT Is now published that the ofheers
Of the Fsrmers' Alliances in the north
wess have entered into combine with
come ou,side sharpers-for a oompen'
eation-for the purpose OF nonopo-
living the oosdage and Irvine trade OF all the
Alliance stores in the country. Ths great
trouble with the Alliance and all similar
organizations Ia that they intrust their bus
lness 90, end select for leaders, people who
ara 81, her ineom pesent. or worse. and that
of that trouble, owiog to the ioGrmities OF
hunsu nature. thew aap,n' he relieved.