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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-24
Fir,i Publication June ., lss3.
" CTICE FOR OBLIGATION.
LAID cIIIcE AZ MAEQCErTE. MIcu.
Nav =. SO.

-'-as
S0i;-e I, i,ar.ljy given tia, the following
u..b3r,i settler hlvr filed Eo;icc Of their M
t,.iItion 10 MAKE ina! proof in support Of
their claim, ar,i that ,aid proof vii! ~ made
bcisr,. TIE Judge or the t!Crk oi Ia. tircuit
CDur, 81 Bara.a 90. az L'Anse, Nich. on
July j. 20. VIZ: Ralph B.->tNick. lid APP
p.i-zii0u No. +-1J for the * 80. 20 tp = nr
g r 81.
.t..o Dominiek Copp. Id application No.
80, for The W. 81 he -. and e.. Of W.
-. to o. u 80 w'->:.
Ai~o Alex il. Mclntyre. Id application No.
l1l FOR III" 50 VI u vs. .MI Of W. and
-. 81 -lN& SEQ. ~ ~ 4.nr24w.
They name the following witnesses TO
prove their continuous residence upon and
cultivation 81, sad land. VIZ: Dominick
Copp. George r.. -chOHrwee. W illiIn Irwin.
Edr!und Mar-lianj. WILLIAM W. kiy--.
Edward Nichols. Ralph B,-iwick ard John
Lyon, 81. oi Rar8y1 Co.. Mich.
GEO. A. ROYCE. Register.
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Fir,t Publication June =. lsgi.
lOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND uyGrcg At Marquette M,cH

NOii-e T. hereby giTen that the follow log
nanesi -etiier has d I'D iOi.r" % bl- inirg tinn
10 make r!ial proof IN support % hi. claili.
and that saii prOJ. wi! ~ made before the
Judge % the Probate Court of HOughton Co.
At HOtIghton. Min. on July %. l-sg. viz
D0inlnir Cliche lid application No. s's7. for
the y ! ~. u - - mr. - w. Also Frank
sex and -. Of "a : ,s-r. - tp 81 n rS5w W
{, hey name tie following witnesses 20
prove their continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of. ,aii land. viz: samuel III.
DShlier,. Perry Giddiags. John Bertrand
Henry L.inir,. Jeremiah Sullivan, Robert
Brync Andrew kauih and james Weller. all
Of H0ushion CO. Mich.
X GEO. \. ROYCE. Register.
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SOUTH SHORE TIME TABLE.
In effect May =. %.
FROM AND 10 L'AN&E.


LEAVING.
LAKE SUPERIOR LIMITED leaves
= Alise 1920 a.in. 'itily Niil the Wagner
yii Michigan Contra. IL. K. arriving Detroit
7:lr y. III. ronncctiur ally Except Saturday
With q. r. < ]. X. i..u Na"hlEaw City for
niduc daily except SulGtv "a Mes, Oria with
day cXprc,s fol the heal of ihp lakes arriv-
nv west superior ~! =. ~. and Duluth
Eau! Minneapolis aAI all points west. Con
ncction made Il, saxon 1,i,I VI. +. ;. K w.
i;y. for Wakefield. B.>s,Inu. Ironwood.
urlcy and also Ashland.
LOCALPAsSENGEI. leaves L'Anse 81
y. III. daily except sual!y fCr Marquette
connecting for lineage. Milwaukee and all
ppIiitS south with the ~ &. y. Ky n. CLam-
pion and the c. y. IS. Ky a; NGgauncc.
81 NDAl EXPlE~S fer Marquette leaves
l.'An>c s:J5 y. NJ. sundays only. arriving
Maldlettc 3:s5 y, ~. ,cuIircciinE AZ Champion
with &. X Nm. isy Tor Chicago. Milwaukee
Gud the south.
MINED TRAINS iur l:ous!lton. leaves
!.Ai,>n 1:1 W. daily kept sunday arr.y-
lhg lC:uo Il. ~.
ARRIVING.
LOCAL PherESGl.!!. out Of Marquette
?: . q. III. conn.'tir.: a. S"L;,g;tc with the
&. * y. NV Ut .iIuEpivn Hi.li he VI q n.
x; u. from Chira&o a;id Milwaukee arrives at
LAnsc 1929 II. ~. daily rA.eii, sunday.
LAkE .suPERInG LIMITED with
through Wagner iiufi - -.,5iHr ear ont OF
Detroit 6:ao Z. N.Y. ~. liig4n Central r. 4.
connecting win &. d. & !. -. u. ~ MackinaW
CIV daily cxr.Li 30 ia,' nom Grand
RAPIDS aud Tie soa!h, arrives I.Ansc.E:ai
D. W. daily.
st NDA1 EAVHE frDsn Marquette
leaving 9:Gl O.. ~, u competitions ut
pion with VI. SN. ~ 'Flh fiicalo and Mil
wauSce arrives LAEsa ..:.9a.n.
MIXED THAI,iS from i.oughton 40 n.
~. arrives L'Aiisi .:iu ,. ~. daily except
SUNDAY.
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er.~tn,~ Of the statute, and his powers
date. are sncll - tho st43 ute
pgefcrjLeS and DO otlisr1
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To The Hon. BoGr Of Supervisors.
CeHcemen--The ioiloNIng is coz
rect lis,-st poor orders jrapn hy lie
for tie mouth IL Nav. 1898:
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chamborlaia's Eye and Skin ointmen.

II tcTlaih CITE TOT NHFUHIc sore EYt7s,
Granllated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczan.a., letter, Salt Rhegni and Scald Head,
= cert. ". by1. For s.le by druggists
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The Choicest Domestic and
Fir., Pub!i-aiion June d. l.Qi.
STATE OF NIcnlG ~. ~,

STATE oY MIcHIG ~.
COUNTY OF BAEAGA.
NOTE. : hereby given .ha. by an Order Of
tn Pro'ats. .71s.rf Tor the county 81 Bzragz,
nAsIe On thr 9TH lzy .. June A D.. iStI Tx
month. from TIA. dats we're allowed for
CREDITOR z. Dr,-s.rlt their rlzlm- rgziI1>t tlIe
s--fafr Of John my. l1i- Of said county,
de,7z-e1-a thai all creditor. 81 aid 1s,rsa.>-
81 srs- required IN yrr.snt their c.ziIfls 20
the village Of L'.n-e. FOR EXAMINATION and
allowance. Oh or before the MIA day OF Der
einlscT Bfxi. and that -uch claims viii =.
hart l.efOT,- aid rOuTr o. MOuday THE 18th
day %! D,-relal, er and OF Monday To-. Sih day
OF January next AZ T. O'Clock IA the forenoon
OF zach 81 The day.
Dated. L'AE-s. June y. lsz,.
ALEN. q. SHIELDS.
sswI Judge % Probate.
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J. Q. AcKEExAS,
Sup'i Of Poor.
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N&l-hldcont 'idt Nhcc. -t.t "rs.
"Slaa &c chic: ard IL .'Ec YOrk.O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-27
To the Business Men and the Tax
paycrS OF Alexandria.

beg to cal! your attention to- .cw rlcs.
l'irst, however, wish TO ask how we ale TO
keep up home industries unless we give such
industries the first chance 10 iurnish us what
we want in their line. Where does the mon
ey come from 10 make improvements and
maintain the business films and houses of the
city? Surely it is not from the peddlers and
agents who come here and in one way or an
other avoid paying license, while we have
10 pay heavy license taxes rents, INSTANCE
water tax, &c. Say, Mr.. Merchants coal
dealers, water company, gas company, real cS-
tate men, do these agents patroni2e you?
Now suppose-for it is only Il supposition-
YOU could get portrait given you by pul-
chasing frame and save few cents or get
portrait of an agent a little cheaper than of
local firm (which You canDOt), is it not worth
your while 10 call and see specimens and
compare prices bette giving an order for an
inferior article? Bear in mind, am located
here and nave to give you full value for your
money. stand by my work aud defy conf
petition both in quality and price of crayon
portraits Thanking you for your liberal
patronage in the past and soliciting continu-
ance of the same,
am yours very respectfully,
d. 81. NARAMoRE,
oct24 3t 81 King street
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Ghos a: Hamp on Cou :,

1le gho3 at Hawntol Cod.y Pal
ace still are said TO ;sb'ea the inhabi-
tau'7 aud Officials Of lne place, ald
even Visitors, it is declared, a.e not ex-
emDt, several of them having ei mi-
dated their vi,is abruptly owing to the
noises tney have heard. A resident in
the palace son's 10 the Daily Graphic
an account of q appa'i.ion seen Dy au
attendant in the saideus, who was sit
ting Oh bench wai ing for the inspec-
tor to pGSs on his lounds at night,
when sudden v be felt band laid upon
his face, and, looking Tn, he 9.w tall,
pale lady, dressed 10 gray. He sDrang
up at once, but she vani:ued before MS
eyes, and the snock caused by the APP
partition was so gteat that ne had to
resign his oo-t. lie oecame 50 nervous
that he was absolutely aIiaid to remain
in the gardens at night.
Nor are the ghosts confined to tt e
gardens, for few nights ago two of the
maid servants, Elncyihg they smelt
something burning, went down one OF
the staircases in the middle of the night
and met tall, pale lady with "a re,
flected light on her face" and dressed
i'll black. She, too, vanished through
one of the Queens gates, though the
door itse'f was shut, aud no footsteps
could be heard. Other servants in the
palace have been visited by these royal
ghosts. One servant declares that she
felt something come and touch her f'ce
in the dark when she was asleep in bed,
and another maid sleeping in the next
room called out to her to ''leave off
walking about her room," as she heard
footsteps moving about. Several visi-
tors the palace have noticed exlraordi-
nary noises in the particular room, and
only few months ago two ladies were
standing talking near this room at about
halfpast eleven one night when they
heard loud crash and saw a brilliant
light flash through the room, a sight
which they could not account for in
any way The Graphic's informant is
! positive that no practical joker is the
author of the disturbances, as has been
suggested in some quarters.
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fuckers Scrap with a H'i'dcat.

fuckers Scrap with n "! dcat.
Valuable horses and cattle estimated
to be worth $4,000 have been killed in
the Ambraw, ILL.,, bottoms during tn ,
last month. The mystery surrounding
their death was cleared yesterday when
Daniel Tucker, OF Douglass county,
killed monster wildcat eight miles
norln of Oakland. ETbeo the cat was
firsG seen bv Tucker The de5cl lp, on he
gave of il made it appear so large hat
the narrator was set down as victim
of paresis and his neighGors looked sym
pathi :ingly upon him.
Win a dcte nina, ION 10 save his re-
puta..on he made up his mind 10 secure
the cat at all hazaIds. Armed witt q
sho gun he stared oul 10 find the AMI
mails lair, and was, a er eat dea o;
.abor, succesSiGl in locating IL in
snug hole in cliff, A. Tucker was
clre. .rlly picking h. way along the
rocns lie found himself sudGrn'y fac.
to fac. with the CT, Which seemed as
big rs & lion n. it crOucred onl! zen
feet ..om the nul e.. i'ucher Prev
MS aun forward aud mea, the {, afge
81. King the cat IN the ehou'de'. The
maddened anina' -pr, NJ lnto re PR
aud landed on op Of fucker. almost
..nockin. iim nnwu. 1nen euued
hard struggle. Tucker is Il why, nus
cuIar ma3, aad a the animal was dis.
abIed by the charge OF buc%shDt be va,
able to prevent ii froui leering him. D.
clokiug 1t with one haod and holding
its icjuted paw fast with The olber
Round a1d round they s,rug3ied until
the wildcats iu,y began ahatc, when
Tlckel, by violent efo"t, mans. ed 10
throw The beast rom bin, and, snatch
ing up his guu, fred tpe remain'rg
charge into The animals brain as il
stared to renew the attack.
Leaving the animal in its death
struggles. Tucker FASTENED home to
make an examination Of his own in
jurie3, which, strange to rela e, were
except three or four pretty deep
scratches aud the loss OF suit O.
clothes, tIi,iing. Later in the day
Tucker, with the assistance of "a neigh
Dor, brought the dead cat home, where it
was by actual measureme at found TO
be five feet three aud onehalf inches in
lensth ION tip to tip.-Cnicago DALI
Tribune.
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oct.t I'm
COMNIISsIONER'S OFFICE,

4 NJllMlDcIONEh > UT TlOE,
~ Market Building,
Aleyandiia, Va. October 10th, 1898.
To Edwin Newton Wise, Martha Newton
Wise, George Wise, Frank A. Wise, William
Newton Wise, Mary A. Wise, James Cloud
Wise Charles Kenyon. and Ehoby J. Ken
you, his wife, F. r. Mcclure. and J. *. Ii.
Dsakins, trustees under the viii of William
d. Mutt deceased aud Jofn S. Blackburn,
trustee, Alice Z. Mutt Wise, and all other
persons who ale creditors Of Peter Wise,
late of Alexandria, Va. decca ed.
You are hereby notiicd thft l have fixed
upon Wednesday, the 18th OF November,
1893, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. at my said otiicc as
the time and place when and where l sha !
proceed TO execute the decree rendered by the
Corporation Court of the city of Alcxand rim.
on the 18th day of October 1885,, in the
Chanccry suit of Alice +. Mutt Wise, COM
piainant, against George Wise and ais, de-
PENDANTS, whereby am required 10 ascertain
and report among other things the heirs and
distributec of the late Peter Wise, the real
and personal estate of which be died scizcd +;
the liens on the real estate, and TO take IN ac
count of all debt due and owing By said ut.s-
tate.
Creditors Of the said estate viii come fo,.
ward and prove their claims.
JOIN T. CALLAHAN.
Commissioner in ChanCcry.
oct16 1awlw
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At French'S Book Store,

417&4f9 King ST., Alexandra, Va.
HEADQUARTERS for everything used il
the School Room, BE sure to examine our
line before purchasing. We have the largest
Va. icty and best values in
SCHOOL BOOKS, NEW AND SECOND
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FINANCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA BOARD.

ALEXANDRIA BOAkD.
A local Board ofTHE EASTERN BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Of Syla.
or N. V. las been organized in The city OF
Arex?ud,:... Va, aud the local business is un-
de Tie Supervision of the following OFFl-
CERe aud DIRECTORS:
OFFlCERS-I G. o Neal President; Z. S.
Galense Vice President; Thomas ii. Bayne,
Sccreta. !, and Treasury, and Leonard Mar
'"Ii Ei0AED I'D OF 'DIRECToRs-I. C. C'Neal, of
O'Neal & Lunt Real Es,ate: No. 3l1 King
,trcc::J. A. \. Curtin and Calvin Butts. OF
Cn.,in & Bulls. Iron Founders, cor. ROYAL
and Wilkes streets; Leonaid Maioury, At
to,nev at Law. 212 King street; f. S. Bal
lcnger and P. II Bradshaw. of Ballcnger &
Lradshaw. Shoe Mcrch .nts, $40 King street
4. A. Wa ield, General Insurance Agent, 200
King street; Thos II. Bayne. Real Estate,
Insurance. Building & Loan. 31l King street.
Fol full particulars apply 10 any member OF
the Board, or
THOS. II. BAYNE, Special Agent,
Olice: 81 King street. Alexandria Va.
orriO
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BOOKS & SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

The largest stock of new and secondhand
School Books ever offered at lowest prices
We have never been undcrso'd for we buy i'll
the lowest market for cash and give our Gus
TONERS the benefit. All our hooks are cover
cd with DYSON'S UNEXCELLED COVER
which fits the book like glove and lasts
longer than any other made. They have
Stood the test for six years. School Bags are
lower than ever. All makes, from &c to 81.
sixties covered and plain, double and single.
,Io., Sc to soc Composition Books, a new
lie. /, 5. 4 3, 10, ID and 25c. All we ask
is look at our line. and you will be satisfied
That the little store CAN and DOES sell goods
low. S.F. DYSON & BRO. 5OS King ST.,
aug2S Next to the Opera House.
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
of the Corporation Court Of the ely of
Alexandria, on tie 26th day OF October. 1893.
Thcophilus Ballengci vs.. Michael Nugcnt in
his own right and as administrator of Mary
Robb deceased, Pat.icll Nusent, Chrres
Nugent Ella Nugeni, Jane Mclaughlin
and - mclaughlin. hei husband. aud
Maggie CaJey and &C ey, her nus
band. In Chanceiy.
Memo: The Object of this SUIT s foc Inc as
ccrtainment of the de5t5 due Iy sid ai.t. !
Robb and for lie s'le OF tie ,orae atd lot on
the west side OF Ice st,ee. jc,we1J Queen
end n.ipres S, &C ;. A A'e::aLd ia, VitGini OF
waich the said Ma y Cobb. did .ei cd end
poscc' ed. and the application o. tie pi.'c"2ds
tneiel. Oil 90 The my me 't o lie de.t of id
Ia Y Eo6b il tne pe,sou..l ",ate ball p o,e
Insufficient % Sc, ;,i : .aid debH.
Tue defeudanls. p. lick n, Gu, lila
II :gcLi. j. le McLausn N 9pd ----M :
L.r ,Iiin her hus3ild aud ,,s, e C. .ev
ald --C-sey. her hu -. d,; hor q. v Ig
cs.r Ct: t;,c;. arnc:.ance and yiven ,ocn.i, ).
?. % t';ls 10 the act of Assembly and The
irl:. of tnis Cou.t and it appealing ny an
sIitiivit that thcy a.e Do6 Ie.idcnts OF
i j., Staic ii is o.dc.cd that said defend
au,, apreat here w;,irn one mon,n afIer
tue publication Ga tJ's der, uld do wh't is
rccc Saiv protect tet iIlte. Gus in tbs suit,
aid Il. copy of this oi;cr ne forthwith in
&c GO III the Alexandria Ga.et,e. 4 newspaper
nj ~ led i'll the city of Ae:.rd. "a orce a
Wcei: ioI four successive weeks, and posted at
, .,e / ohS door OF the Cor,t Hor,e OF tbs
ely. A cOpy-tcNte:
JOHN BEACH Gle =.
4 w. 3. u. on p.q ole26 w4w
VTlRGINIA: At Rules heIo in the Clerk
' Office of the Co ,oliti0n Com9 OF rl,e
$ s1Ss. Z sf Als='nd' . on '.'s I'd Gay Of 0'to'S
s. i q vs. ,he Natiora Fire I,sp,. nre Con-
Oily. OF We";on, w. / Viz 'IiI.
lIe,lo. he OBJECT OF this su.t is 10 .:'o.et
| OF The de CnU,,nt the sr',n OF SG5n. " Ii :
te. 1t om July 1st, 1897. aud to atlac .ae
c-t ic O. de ~ owing it in the hards of e
Fa .neis and Mechanics Insurance Company
OF A le5'nd,ia, Va.
IIe defendant, the National Fire Insurance
Co.., uv. of Wo.tOn. West Nr,3iuia, not hav-
| ing :. =: its appearance and given eecuri 8
acco. .Gilg 10 the act OF Assembly md The iu'c,
OF .hi7 Court, cht' it appearing ~ an atiidav {
TIA, he said Gciendant is 10. eign co.-
DO .. OIL. j. is &c cd tha. the said defend"rlt
appear iiere wi. > i fifteen days after due lri-
| licatiou o. this oldel and 90 what is lcce ~ :
% &C, act IL, ih:c c.,s in so suit. -hd Ia :
COY o. tIis o.Ger he 60. thwisL in,e,tcd ~ ,de
Aexand j GaZet., newspaper nn5li nee )
the city OF Alcxalc.ia, once :. week for o.
successive weeks, and posted at .he r.ont COO
of the Court House of this city.
| a copy-tes'H.
JOHN S. EEACF &c :.
bv J. I. Cal. 'atN, D, ,. Gle /.
John n. Jol = op p.T. oc.2 WV
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A DNINSTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Haying
IA qualified rs administrator of c. B.
HECK Err, deceased, all persons having claims
against the estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same, duly authenticated, to me. and
all persons indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate settlement
Il. KEMPER,
oct4 I'm Administrator.
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Won get when you take Or. fierce's Golden
SIearal Discovery. r
- SraIn Diseases. from q common biotch
-.r.,,,r;1u 10 the worst Scrofula, are cured
=. II invisorates the liver, purifes and
..,ri,has tie blood, and rouses every organ
- b.a'rHfr.l action In the most stubborn
nm, If Ssiu Diseases, such as Salt-rheum,
i...ra letter, ErysipeiGs, CarbuncleS, and
ts.lr.! !ailmpnts. and with Scrofula in every
w. and a! hlood-taints, if it fails to bene-
4. ,r cure, YOU have yoIr money back. And
,-o. rr.!.s i; taa cheapest blood purifier sold
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uTIRE FENCING-Now is the time 10 re-
w pair the old and build the new fences,
political and other kinds, but ic is the farm
ers that We want to interest and let them
know we sell the best BARB WIRE manu-
faclure1 and it saves money to get that kind.
Gail and see US or send for price list.
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS.
Alexandria. Va.
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$7,S62, &c
4,976,62G 5
ASSETS,
$2,89G,220 75
LEGAL.

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Having
"A qualified as administrator of FRANK
LEE STuDDS deceased, all persons having
,lams against the estate are hereby notified
70 present the same, duly authenticated, 10
me, and all pcrEons indebted 10 said estate
ere requested to make immediate settlement.
CHARLES STUDDS,
oot14 1O.4 Administrator.
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MEDICINAL.

for breakers
ahead when PIN
pies, boils, car
buncles and like
manifestations of
impure blood ap-
p ar. i b e y
wouldn't appear
if your blood were
pure and your
system in the
right condition.
They show you
what you need
a good blood-pu-
riiCr: that's what
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-27

NOR RENT-TWO HOUSES, NOS. 5O6
A. and 512 0ronoco street, six rooms. dry
cellars and all convenences. Inquire at No.
ou9 OrOnocn street. oct2l 1w
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EVENING. OCTOBER 27. 1883.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT-On southeast corner Prince
L and Patrick streets, the THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE, II rooms. pantry and bath.
All modern improvements. Two large gar
dens. Fine location. Apply TO All south
Fairfav street Alexandria, or WHEAT &
SUTER, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue, IL. w.
Washington. D. c. oct2G tt
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New School Goods.

When times are hard buy to the best ad-
vantage. Remember you will SAVE MONEY
by buying SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL
SUPPLIES of every description
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-27
FOR SALE.
EoR RENT.

TWO NEW ENGLISH BASEMENT
HOUSES on Prince street; beautiful houses
with all modern Improvements. Inquire of
GLENN BROWN. Architect, F street, Wash
ington, D. c., or of the undersigned.
R. F. KNOX,
.iy7 If 216 King street, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-27

NlRGINIA: At Rules heIo in the Clerk
' Office of the Co ,oiation CoulS OF Vie
e OF Ale-andi ! on tie I'd day of Octobe
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;A1exattt1ri;e 6azette.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY At
Gazette Building, $40 & 312 Prince st.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-06

Die @Dne @pantertn. -
Musrufer: Mber metne 9erren, Sic gez
Zen porbet, pAne it@ bic 1&Dne Spantez
rim unge1eben gu baben? un5d6ltge ba@
ben ii9 ibretmegen i4on bas 2eben
9enommen, unb S6nen 1T nod etn
Ntdel au S4abe?
Seine8egr M g. 9ausz
berr: rMie tpmmen sic busu, meme
So4ter ouf Dem buntlen Corridor gu
tihen?!"
Sun9er Mann: rMa, mein 9err, ioG
t4 ba3u np@ ettpa 2i4t MAIDEN, ba=
mit's Seoer iiebt?"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-11-01

In no other country in the world
is the telephone in so general use
as in Sweden, and in no other is
the service so cheap and at the
same time so perfect. 1t is under
government control, and the rates
are fixed by the government. a
few weeks ago a new line was
opened between Stockholm and
Christiana by King Oscar, who took
occasion to express the hope in his
first message to the Norwegians
that the line would tend to draw
the two countries into closes union
and aid in overcoming the desire of
the Norwegian radicals to break up
the existing relations. 1t is now
proposed, by means of submarine
cable, to connect the Norwegian
and Swedish capitals with Copen-
hagen.