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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31
COR. KING AND ROYAL SITS.
FTFTY-FOURTH CONGR h,Ss !,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
SENATE.

Mr.. Perkins offered resolution with
long string of whereas 5" insiructing
the finance committee to report an
amendment to the House revenue bi ]
providing for an additional duty on
raw sugar equal to the proposed increase
on other articles, and asked for its im-
mediate consideration.
Mr.. Berry objected, and the resolu-
ton went over
Mr.. Pettigrew introduced biil,
wi ich was referred TO the finance com
mittee, to cancel redeemed United
States legal tender notes.
Mr.. Morrill,, chairman of the finance
committee, moved that when the S n
ate adjourn today it adjourn ill Fri.
day, remarking that the finance com
mittee desired to meet on Thursday TO
consider the House bond and tariff
bills. The motion was agreed to.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Chan
der as to prices paid for armor for yss-
sells of the navy, whether they were
higher than charged by the same con
tractors 10 foreign governments, and
as to government officers being inter
ested in patents used in its msnufac-
ture, was taken NJ; and Mr.. Chandler
modified it at the suggestion OF Mr..
Gormsn by. emitting the clause as 10
lower prices charged to foreign govern
ments-Mr German explaining that
the facts were made known at the last
session, and were-that it had been
deemed very desirable for United
States manufactures to compete with
English and German manufacturers fcr
single Russian vessel and that armor
had been supplied at loss
Mr.. Gornan also expressed his re
gret that The resolution suggested cor.
rupting influence among naval officers.
Mr.. Hale agreed with MIR. German
and favored holding up the hands @
the officials of the navy. L there
anything, however, 10 disturb that Go
fdeDce. it ought 70 be brought out estl-
Mr.. Chandler said fscfs had >.ciiy II
his knowledge which requirstoem, In
CATION ard which requiFSs Tor armor
they were as he unde which were to
order that, = future cort to be built in
for vessels of the Dpduring the next
ba hniIt and whicfog might be above
considerable 20 purye reproach.
ean ,,.,s. ssl5l was agreed to.
So; Sherman offered the following
Esoluton and asked that it lie over fo =
.ne presenl-statiag fsat he desired TO
P.sseol some remarks upon it next
Sfiosy: Resolved, Thas nv irinriors
. .s by the Fifty Third Congress.
.as revenues OF the government were
reduced below its necessary expendi
lures; aud thc-H7nd 60 no la
10
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Dec. S1.-The Westminster
Gazette says: "We must not delude
ourselves into thinking that the Vene-
zuelan crisis is passed. There is a sur
prising depth and strength of feeling
behind President Cleveland. Lord
Salisbury cannot retreat from his posi-
ton of refusing to submit the Vene-
zuelan dispute to arbitration, and the
Americans will not retreat from the
stand the. have taken.n The Gazette,
in conclusion, advises that both agree
to leave the whole matter to 8 board
of concilistion. The countries would
be bound to accept the decision of such
q board, it says. but the chance of
reaching an acceptable compromise
would be very great.
BERLIN, Dec. 31.-An explosion oc-
cured in a coal mine at Wrangle,
Prussian Silesia, yesterday. causing the
death of 8 large number of workmen.
TRenty-one dead and twelve injured
have already been taken out of the pit.
AApRIp, Dec. 31-Two thousand s1srish
troops embarked ss Cadiz last evening for
Cabs
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CHURCH SERvIcEs.-To-moyrow SER
vices will be held at Grace Church at
TO q. m. and $50 p. NJ; at st. Paul's at
$50 a. NJ; at St. Msry's at and $50 a.
m. Tonight services will be held at
the NJ. E. Church South at $50 to coz
sinue until midnight. at Trinity from
half. past seven o'clock until ten there
will be social given by the Mite So
ciety; from ten until y O'Clock re.
ligious service. The first hour will be
uuGer the direction of the Epworth
League, and the second hour will 9
occupied By Mrs. Amy Weech in SER
mon, aud by prayer service.
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The Alexandra. Light Infantry held
business meeting last night at winch.
plans for putting the company on a
better footing, securing oyercoats, etc,
were discussed.
Tonight the /. o. o. n. Club will
entsrlain the members of the P. L. SIS.
S. at an oyster roast. Later in the
evening the P. J.. & S. S. will entertain
the l. o. U. n. Club.
The Young Peoples Union of the
Baptist Church will hold a sociable in
that church tonight. The sociable
will continue until midnight to usher
in the new year with appropriate ser
vices.
The Alexandria bricklayers who
were ordered TO quit work at the pow
er house building at Four-mile run by
the Washington union last week sre
still "out,n and nothing has been done
looking to settlement of the matter,
A colorei boy was knocked down
and run over by wagon at the inter-
section of King and Pitt streets about
noon to-day. He escaped injury. The
accident occurred while the parade o.!
Uncle Toms Cabin" show was pass
ing.
The electric railway company hav-
ing rented an Office and waiting rooms
at 18TH and E streets, Washington, the
safe and some of the Office furniture
was to day removed from this city to
the general Office in Washington. but
the local Office will remain here.
During a heavy wind storm in Fair
fax county few days ago the large
cross on the steeple of ST. Johns
Chapel, West Ead, was blown down and
fell on the roof, tearing large hole in
it. No one was in the church at the
time of the accident, aud carpenters
are now repairing the building.
Marriage licenses we're issued in
Washington yesterday 10 Henry F.
Payne, of Warrenton. and Susie a.
Payne, of Fauquier Springs; Mark
Adams, of Alexandria, and Bette Ded-
son, of Fairfax county; Bernard Lee
Grave, of Frederick, Md, and Loitie L.
Allan, of Richmond, and Clarence s.
Howell and Mamie G. Cook.
AT the St Asaph track yesterday the hor e
Solitaire ran su b bad looking rase in the
fourth that the judge hsd MS fc=t examined
after he Rad fnishei. Il wAs reported that
he found them full OF leai judge Martin
ruled of the Wsterioo sable, in whose mama
the horse ran, along With the trainer.
Stanton Abbott the lightweight champion
OF England, aud jack paly, who holds the
same honor IN Delaware, fought ,hirty-six
ronuds 70 draw before the Young Mems
Afhle6; Club in Washington last night.
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SENT ON.-Richard Simmons and
Walter Jones, both colored, who, as
heretofore stated, were arrested by o.
S. Deputy Marshal Glover yesterday on
a warrant sworn out by John Johnson
and Eugene Graves, two white boys,
who charged the men with assaulting
them on the Arlington Reservation
and forcibly taking $40 from thems were
to day taken before q. S. Commissioner
Wormly, in the county, for trial. o. S.
District Attorney Lassiter was present
at the trial. Simmons was sent on TO
the grand jury and Jones was released.
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DRY GOODS.
Woodward & Lotlr0p.
10Th. 18th and F Sts., w.
Until further notice store will open at BIS
am. and close at 5:45 P. m.
o.
CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY.
CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY.
WOMEN'S DRESS REQUIREMENTS
For New Years.
Everything from the finest imported
high art novelties to those without bit
of extravaganza in them if you wish.


GLOvES-All lengths, dressed and un.
dressed kid, gray, tan, pearl. white aud black.
Silk evening mitts, u, is and 2O-button
lengths, all colors.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lace. Mouse.
seline de Soie, Duche;ss Lace, and fine hand
embroidered and hemstitched linen.
HOSIERY-silk and Lisle Thread, plain
black and all shades to match the toilet or
slippers, lace ankle, boot pattern and drop
stitch effects.
SLIPPERs-Satip, in white, blue, pink.
red, patent-leather, bronze kid, beaded kid,
white kid Opera, Strap, and Oxford.
NECKWEAR-Marie Antoinette fchus in
lace, chiffon, and liberty silk; lace Jokes,
liberty squares, chiffon boas, accordion plated
chiffon, trimmed with yalenciennes, lace, &c,
GARNITURE for the hair and the gown
besutiful flowers and aigrettes and ostrich
tips, in dainty tints, combined with rhine
stone and pearl ornaments.
LACEs-An widths, chiffons, aud striped
gauzes, lierre laces, figured and dotted Nous
selines, duchesse point. applique, &c. Latest
imported novelties.
FANS-Empire, ostrich. gauze, satin, lace
black, white, and colors-hand-painted and
plain--iyory, pearl, tortoise shell. and natural
wood sticks. Asuperb assortm emit.
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IN GanDS DELIYERRD IN I'M
AJNDRLA.
Woodward & Lothrop
10th, 18th & F Sts., n. W..
WASHINGTON. D. G.
TO-DAYS TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Storms.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Dec. 81
The blizzard has done much damage
here. AT S o'clock this morning the
river below the falls was over thirty
feet higher than normal, and the houses
on the docks were submerged. The
dock on the Canadian side was swept
from its foundation and thrown high
upon the bank. Many of the fisher
mems huts along the river we're washed
away. At noen the water appears to
be subsiding.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 3l.-Not since
December, 1889, has Buffalo been wind
whipped as she 10 to-day. The storm
reached here between l and o'clock
this morning and the wind reached q
velocity of sixty to seventy miles an
hour. Houses rocked, street signs
were blown away and telegraph and
telephone wires torn down. Fortu-
nately the snow was light and street
car traffic was not disturbed.
Reports from other cities in the
State tell of similar storms.
DUNKIRK, n. Y, Dec. 31.-A terrific
blizzard prevails here to-day. Much
damage has been done throughout the
CITY and vicinity.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. s1.-A big,
51-mile-an-h hour wind storm struck this
city early this morning and brought
heavy snow squall.
NEW YORK, Dec. considerable
damage was caused by storm last
night which developed in the early
morning hours into g violent wind.
The wind at o'clock this morning at
tanned velocity iof - miles an hour.
1t was rough morning in the harbor
and some damage was done to shipping.
The storm in Brooklyn did even more
damage than that OF last Thursday
night.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Chas Studds,
who for number of years past had
been the custodian of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary building, near
this city, died suddenly yesterday
evening. TIE deceased had been in
bad health for some time, and was tax
en- seriously ill yesterday morning. He
fingered until haltpast three o'clock
yesterday evening when death over
took him. His remains were brought
10 the residence of his sou-in-lsw, Mr..
]. E. Martin, l011 Duke street. HIS fun
eral will take place from Christ Church
on Thursday afternoon.
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Minister ExnelIed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l-A special ca
bic dispatch to the Herald from Ca
racas, Venezuela, says: sGreat ex-
element has been caused here by the
report that the Spanish Minister has
been escorted out of Bogota, the cap,
tai of Colombia. According to this re-
port, which is devoid of details, the ex-
traordiuary act was due to the minis
ter's deuunciaiion of the treatment
which the British Minister to the same
republic Is alleged to have suffered.
The diplomatic representative of Great
Britain, it is said, was summarily ex-
PEELED for what reason is not known.
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BUSINESS MEMS LEAsUE.-The meet
ing of the Business Mems League last
night was not very numerously attended
owing 10 the bad weather. Mr.. ii. B.
Harlow presided and Mr.. ]. ". May
was secretary. The officers were direc:-
ed to report at the next meeting the
names of the executive committee for
confirmation. The committee on room
was directed to proceed at once 70 ft
up the room at the corner of King
and Washington streets, which will be
occupied by the league.
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The New Loan.

LONDON, Dee. 3I.-The United Press
has been enabled TO obtain from British
bankers and fnanciers additional in
formation concerning the plans in Lon
don regarding the proposed new AMER
can loan, which shows that the price OF
the loan made to the syndicate viii be
she same IS that OF the last loan, or, at
lessf, only slightly less favorable to the
United States government.
BERLN, Dec. 3l--The United Ststes
embassy here has received number of
offers from German banking 6rms of
the fEst-class 10 take 500, G00, 900 of
the proposed rev American loan at 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

CoLoREp MAN SHoT.-Reports from
Beale's wharf, Westmorsland county.
state that on Christmas day Mr.. j. @.
Henderson, who keeps a store there,
shot and so badly wounded colored
man that the latter died the next day.
Ii is said that the colored man got into
3 row with Mr.. Henderson and shot
at him seversl times with pistol, two
of the shots slightly wounding him
Sir. 81. then got shot gun and fred
at his assailant with the above men
toned result.
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uTANTED AT ONCE FOB THE IN
w TERNATEoNAL FRLTERNAL AL
LIANCEo Bslnr,o Q an energetic Supe7in-
Icndent fa-d touSssseri for this city and "
einisy, Oar system bsi.g s.he' bes. on earth,
;ns1ring IS il does The old aud young at ages
frcin TO 70-po icies costing from % cents
10 SO Ter month-adyaatsgcs over al other
policies, including sick bsneata endoxmenR
pension BENEFITS, Snnulfies aud others. ST the
sans time giving the Wiies cash
VALUE Sc the end of from 1 &c years
Apply ST ones for further particulars TO r h
PLEEMAcHgR It lie Superintendent, Room
IS, Times Building. Richmond. Virginia
dec31 II
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Mitchell addressed the Senate upon it.
Mr.. Mitchell's speech was interrupted
by debate ifesl Getting the redemp-
Don of greenBacks.
Mr. Nelson followed Mr.. Mitchell in
a spseeh on the wool question and on
the financial question, and Mr.. Mitch
ellis resolution Was referred.
MIR. Elkins ofFi red resolution de-
claring that it is the seGse o! tne osn.
ate that hereafter no bonds OF cue
United States shall be sold at private
sale, or under private contract anu
that in csse of sny sale of bonds Tnus'
existing laws, it snall be made on9y 81
ter due advertisement. and after pi opo.
sails being invited, and then only to Iue
highest bidder. He asked for its iln'
mediate consideration. H..
Ma. Hill suggested sarcastically .na a.
the terms of the resolution migpt, ~
some way, ref.c ct on Senator SidefmaI
when Secretary of the TreasuI WIZ.
used constantly TO make those 'liVAes
contracts. -,
The resolution again went oy q
TIE SSnale auJoufHSu ILL pthe House
HOUSE. ID said: "Our
Ia his opening praysaven: On this
to-day Chaplain Cog year we come
Father, who art in 2s for the blessings
last day of the .clohope that they may
unto Thee withJthe future. If as ma.
of the past andommitted wrong, or as
be continued lie so, we ask forgiveness.
ton We hay6ntentions be buried, and
individualso be 'one flag, one country,
Let part With malice toward none
let our mtg for all, let our nation stand
one Godmple TO al the world with the
and chaistice written on her BROW
as an exhe reading of the journal, on
word of Mr.. Henderson the House
Affirmed until Friday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed OF by Mayor Thompson
this morning:
Charles Williams, sIrestea by Officer Jones
as 5 suspicious character, was sent 10 the
chain gang for tsn dsys.
4 unsu, arrested By Officers Davis sid How
son for drunken snd disoEderly conduct, wss
nned - so.
Night Rsporf.-Lsst night was rainy and
cold until about 5 O'Clock, when 1t becans
clear. Two prisoners snd eighteen loigers
were ST the station house.
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NV YEAR's DAy.-To-morrow.
New Years Day, viii be observed as 3
partial holiday. The banks and public
Offices VIII be closed and the postofice
will close at 10 O'Clock. There will De
one delivery, at 5 a. m, and two col
iections ST ESQ q N. and 3 p. II. Busi-
ness as general thing here viii go on
as usual A few people VIII keep
s'ooen house, and some Aie1sndrians
will attend receptions IN Washington.
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The outraees Upon the Armenian

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 31.-Dr. b.
z, Peltekisn. 3 native of Armenia, who
came TO the United States seven years
ago and became citizen of this coln-
try last May, has just returned from a
visit to his birth place. He says the
half has not been told about the out
RACES perpetrated By the Turks upon
the Armepians. The doctors descrip
ton of the pillages and massacres Of
the past year are revolving in the ex-
IRENE.
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COUNTY CoURT.-Judge D. NJ. Chi
chester idine.-Continuatiou of yes
terday's proceedings-W.. A. & Mt. v.
Electric Ry Co. VS.. Washington Hy-
draulic Press Brick Co., condem-
nation of land proceedings; new COM
mission awarded. WorthiDgton and
Heald and Nj. 81. Beach for defen-
dant and ]. II. Wilson and ]. R. Cation
for plaintiff.
Court adjourned for the term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

OPERA HoUsE.-To-night brings
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin to the
New Opera House. This company is
too well known here to need any ex
tended comment. A big audience is
assI1red
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

For pain in the chest liece OF
flannel danpened with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
OF the pain. and another on the back
between the shoulders, will afford
prompt relief. This is especially
valuable in cases where tbs pain Is
caused by a cold and there is ten
dency toward pneumonia. For sale by
l.. S.abler & Co.
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4 CALLED conmunicasion Of ALEXAN-
n DSIA-wasHIN6TON LODGE 10
D A. F. S A. II, viii be held ST Masonic
Temple. TOMORROW. January 1st es ,
o'elcck NJ. TO attend the funeral Of onr de-
ased bro:hr Wesley Makely- Members OF
Andrew Jackson Lodg., and al Mssons In
g cd standing are frsterasiiy invited 70 at
t-ad BY order OF the W. NJ
JAS S. DOUGLAS.
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TIE WEATHsR.-Tte rainy weather
of yesterday and lsst night gave place
abont two o'clock this morning TO
clear sky and fierce northwest wind.
Old Roreas uade himself heard and
succeeded IN awakening most every
one To day the weather has been
clear and cool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

adjddse Peckham, of the New York
,ort of Appeals, TO day filed his resig-
cation with the Secretary of State.
He has been appointed on the o. S.
Supreme Bench.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sun rises tomorrow at 7:26; and sets
4:37. High water 1856 a. N. and
I'D u M
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 31.-Shortly after the
opening the railway and miscellaneous list
developed strength and on covering of short
contracts prices were marked up rapidly.
Bnsiuess however, was not especially active
as opela.o are not prepared TO assume heavy
risks on either side Of the account until some
thing official is known about the new govern
ment bonl issue. London cables for Amen.
can securities were lower again this morning.
At IL o'clock speculation was quiet and
steady.
Alexandria Market, December 81.
The past week of ten days has been sea
son of pleasure and enjoyment and very little
has been done in the wholesale markets.
The jobbers and retail merchants ara work
! ing of the large stocks they accumulated for
| Christmas and are buying very little. a oed
| ter feeling exists, however, in the Gg"qroted
| Flour markets to-day. Floarsre is a decided
1 finn and steady. In gratns I to &c higher
| Improvement. Voorn, in sympathy, is also
| and very s>ss are finn. Rye continues with.
his'-a4se N price or inquiry, exc edfDgiy
isdu. Hay finn. Country Produce is in good
demand, especially for Poultry and Eggs.
BALTIMORE, Dec 31.-Flour dull. Wheat
strong No 2 red spot and Dec 665s s66sI
Mar IS bid May 6Sa.a69; steamer No . red
64A64A 4 southern wheat by sample 86I6a
oIiR; do On grade 64a67. Corn firm mixed
spot and year 32Ssa32a. Jan 800, a327a:
Feb 331ss33A Mar 33ssl33Ia: southern
white corn S1las321s; DO yellow 32a33.
CHICAGO. Dec 31.-wheat-Dec 56E /:
Aay o9Sss591 July 59h Corn-Dec and
Jan Io5a; May 2S4s. oats-May 10. Pork
Jan 80 70; May 50 05. LaTd-Jan
80 2IR: May So %. Ribg-Jan 81 %;
May 81 55. Trade in Wheat was quiet with
pnees easier. Corn opened easy.
NEW YoRK, Dec 3f.-Flour-s:ate and
western steady, quiet and unchanged. Wheat
No red moderately active and steady
&c lower; Dec &C.,. Corn-No . dnIi and
easier: Nay 34lza34 Gle. Oatz-No 2 dull
Jan 231R; Nay %: Western 23lba28. Pork
firm; mess 50 75a9 %. Lard dull and
nominal
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARXEr. Dec. 30
Swine.--There was q limited sapply Of hogs
on the market as compared with last week.
o%ipg TO the holiday, etc, and the demand is
2nly moderate, with 3 email fractional i'm
2soyement since Last we k-some ID 10 20
GEMS per IoO lbs Far-Westen hogs sell al
sdIoa4-2o per 100 lbs gross. and others
80 9oa4 per 100 lbs gross. Light pigs 3 9-1O
azc and roughs 2aaa3ssc per ID.
sheep and Lzlnhs.-There Is a fairly good
'rsde 10, both sheep and lambs, with a fnlI
Improvement in values OF both. beoI, sci a
2a3c per ID. aod Lambs 3a414,c per ID.
Calves "A far trade is reported for YcaIs
md grasssrs. Veals sell at 4a6c pc, ID. Grass
,s S4a7 per head.
Nzw YoEg CATTLE MARKET, Dec 90
SeeTes-market active aud hrul: NOR N
'rlme natiye steers g 75a4 60. oxen 50 e6s
%. bulls S240s3.15, dry cow 81 asa
% per 100 lbs. Calves-msrk. ac.iye-
sssae higher, poor to prime vea!s SOS
'sI ioO los; barnyard calves S3s3 so per
~ ~ sheep and Lambs-rnzrket active;
e Tc n,sner poor to prime sheep 90 5Os}
er 100 lbs common to choice Iaras.s 81 :5Ga
-, PEI ioo lbs: Hogs-narket higher At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

Not few who read what lie,
ert ROWS. of HOLLANDS, Va, Lal,h aiee Z
below. viii remember tbeinons
perience under ike circ
Last winter | had Ia grippe
left me in los state of b.
tried numerous remedies,
which did me any good. until
duced to try q bottle Of Che
Cough Remedy. The first
SO far relieved me that IL
attend to my WORK, at
bottle effected core.n
and so cents per bottle
Co., druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

DR.. Shields, an euiDe
neaes, says: Il regarv
IS the best blood nsdicis
know Of many wonderful
IL USE Phys;cisn5 al os
made sinils- ssstenene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-31

Doubtless you received a
present Christmas, you did not
expect, or, perhaps you found
you had omitted making one.
You meant, OF, likely enough,
you had a hint of a duplicate,
and you will be in search of
something else. We are not
gift poor by any means. To
be sure we did an enormous
business, but we had an enor-
nous stock to do it with, and
we are pleased, truly pleased,
to say we can meet present
buyers wants in great and
grand bargains in absolutely
every line in the house, with
out an exception.
ssIn our Toy and Fancy
Goods Department we offer a
discount of twenty-five per
cent.
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viii sue the association.

PADUcAH, KY. Dec. 31.-Yesterday
]. a. Galloway. a farmer, Instituted
in the circuit court suit for damages
against seven members OF the Amer
can Protective Association. The pint
tiff states that on January % he y
through the initiation of the orde pa,
xas handled so roughly that his sas
leg was broken.