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UKDJ.01NAL.
If Death
had to sign
the warrant
for every vic?
tim that he
claims as his
I own, there
1 w ou 1 d be
fewer prema?
ture deaths.
In the major?
ity of cases,
;u e n a n d
women sign
their own
death war?
rants.
Neglected
health means
death. A
man or worn
an may not
realize it. but
? ? it they neglect are simply
gnals that warn them of the
5 ud serious maladies. A
in irrt* up in the morning
- headed and alert, both
physically. They have a
? breakfast. They go
ith alacrity, and a sense
;i.iy's end finds them
. gcd out. They still have
it; evening's enjoyment,
sound, refreshing slutn
? h ive frightful dreams
::ig hours, nor are they
ig :heir waking hours. They
n ! oi fault-finding;. When
their condition the op
?? need a course of Dr.
Medical Discovery. It
ak stomach, corrects
ligestion invigorates the
- and enriches the blood.
Ibod ? maker and flesh
gthens the muscular sys
the complexion, regu
>f every vital organ and
? il and physical elasticity
licine dealers sell it, and
" just as good."
'. for several yenr. with
lint." writes H. n. Drans
unial, Monroe Co . \V. Va .
j years ago my health gave way.
. t worse all the time. thud
ft side and limbs, palpita
ramping pains in the stomach
? - w eak and no energy. I
-'.''.don Medical Discoverv and
fi iu the start. I soon frit like a
mi r.o-c enjoying good health "
CATARRH
(ill liuill!
COLD "v HEAD
i.to ? o
Full siz-j 5' c. Trial size
.. ?;- i>r hv ni i*l
ELY K'f'tTHElt3.
"il Wmrfn ?M' v w ' ork
JAPANESE
CURE
iJete Treatment, consisting Of
>, Capsules ol Ointment and two,
:. A never-failing cure for Piles*
i ; 1 degree. It makes an operation
ii is painful, and oiten results
iry. Why endure this terribiel
pack a Written Guarantee In each'
, n j Pay. jtH.*. and ii a box, 6 lor
Samples free
OINTMENT, 25o- and 50c
AT IHN Curod. Piles Prevented, tryi
N 1 IW Japanese Liver Pellets, the]
nil STOM ACH REGULATORandJ
IFIER. Small, mild and pleasant]
ally adapted for childrenlsuse. 30
I of these famous little Pellets will
\ or more ol Pile Cure.
IINB tKUH JaPA^BSB Pit*
Ollh bV
TO! A'LNV; <TUEET._
c or rKiftv .Yomr*
' s i.vn WBLL-TatCD Remedy.?Mrs
. syrup has l>oon usod for
? y millions of mothers for
lie toothing, with perfect
1 othes the child, softens the gums,
? ires wind colic, and is tho
y for Diarrhosa. Is pleasant to the
?v Druggists in every part of the
fl ve cents a >>ottio. Its valuo
1 Be sure and ask- for Mrs. Wins
? i -- (uns, -rrup und t?te no othnr kind.
;?n1 ~ *. ... v i r?
A 25 Cent Box of
MUM'S MALARIA. CAPSULES
nl su ' ('mo Any Caso'of
Chills and Fever.
AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
FKUrit.l/.KKS, ?Vir.
. \s.?s. GKO. S. FREV(H
Hoc rotary.
ulria Fertilizer
and Chemical
('ompany,
N I' FACTO RERS OF
F? " H rs, fertilizer Materials and
Blue Windsor Ground Plaster,
iS STREET, BETWEEN UNION
AND LEE,
laH ALF.XANDRIA. VA.
H)U FALL"
vN ? WINTER
4 COMPLETE AND CAREFULLY SE
r&D STOCK OF
? ' ir, Domestic Dry
^?oods. Notions-and
Furnishings
PRICES. WE SFLL NOTH
iNi BUT THE BEST AT
LOW PRICES.
A. C SL1YMAKER,
U\'ii sTRF.ET
X" ;; 1 iTLE OF LEADBEATER'S
? 'EXTRACT OF SARSAPA?
loj 1 : nod with Iodide of Potassium
'5<*au E'ormnl? 0? every bottle. Priie
8 8, LEADBEATEB * SONS,
published daily and t3j-weekly at
Garotte Building.810 & 812 Prince at
TERMS:
Daily. | Tri-Weekly.
I Toar.$5 00 j 1 Yoar.$3 00
? Months. i> 50 6 Months. 1 50
J Months. 1 ?_>-, I 3 Months. 75
j Month. 43 i 1 Month. 25
J Week. 10 j
All transient advertisemenrs mast t* paid fox
in advance.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex?
ceed thei r space unless the oxce&s is paid for
at transient rates, and ondor no circtun
stances will thoy be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business in ths
spaco contracted for.
The Gazette office is connected with the
Tolephono Exchanges. Advortisemonts, or?
ders for the paper, news or any infoimation
or business can be sent by telonhona.
' Entered at the Postoffice Alexandria, Virgin?
ia, as second-class matter.!
BOY SAVED FATHER BY KILL
ING BEAR.
Adam Clark, the twelve-year-old son
of Squire Phi?p B. Clark, of Porter
tow nur ip, Pike county, had an exciting
adventure with a bear on Tuesday?
killing ibe animal and paving bis fa
iher's life.
Rudolph Scbomover, a be * tree hunt?
er uf Bushkill, made his annual trip to
I'or'er township a week ago, and at
night stopped ai Clark's home. During
ttu day he hunted bees, aided by the
squire's little eon Adam. Results were
poor, and last Saturday morniDg before
rei urning to Bushkill Schoonover said
to Clark, "There is a dead animal down
by that clearing. J think there is a
hear around tbe?e lands killing your
cattle.
The .-quire had a yearling bull torn
to pieces by bears early in the summer,
and later his best cow and two heifers
mysteriously disappeared, anil be pro?
ceeded io investigate, taking Adam to
show b'm where he and Schoonover
?ia I their bee stand. Clark soon came
upon the dead animal, but it was a
s i*nge youi g Jersey heifer, and not the
ca cas of his lost cow. She had b*en
ki ] d on the bank of the creek.
They returned home, and Monday
hr .unlit out the old muzzle loader that
i id lain a long while witnout anything
t ? do, and Adam took his shotgun and
h.y started for the clearing, where
tbe> found the bear.
Jihi then the bear, alarmed, took a
c upla of steps aw?y from ibe deBd
ti Her and stepped into a little open spo
etweeo the trees. Ius'aotly there
were two ?harp, ringing reports, that
?rimed on t-Le still Dight air, and the
bear fell io its tracks.
"He's down, pap. 8ball I shoot
a :ai' ?"
"Give bim your cannon ball now if
vou can tee," he replied, and another
loud report rang out. The old man be
eaii to climb down the bank toward
?he monster. ' 0, pap, don't go
ilowu there till you load again. He
might come to." But the old man had
foigolteu to bring t?ny ammunition for
ibe old muzzle loader. "Come on
down, he's dead now. my boy." said the
-'(ju re, and together they crept down
'i e bank. Darkness had fallen when
Clark b gun to feel w: ere the hear was
hit, when it suddenly rose upon its
?aunches and began an attack on him.
The buy had oue shot left, and when
he b-ar a'tempted to claw his father
ne took deliberate aim ty moonlight
??nd shot bruio through the neart. The
'?ear was taken home with an ox team.
It weighed uearly fivehucdred pounds.
Dora Clay Married Again.?Dora
Richardson Clay, who was divorced
from Gen. Cassius M. Clay one month
ago, was married at Keeue, Ky., Fri?
day afternoon at 4 o'clock to Riley
Brock, the sawmill hand and farm la?
borer. The wedding took place at the
re-irlence ofR?v. G. W. Argabrite, par
tor of the Keene Baptist Church, at
which Dora worships. Members of the
pastor's family wi-re witnesses to the
ceremony, and when it was over the
couple went back to Pinchard, where
they will live in the house Gen. Clay
bought for Dora's use the day before he
filed suit for divorce.
It was learned Friday that the rea?
son Dora left White Hall was because
Gen. Clay asked her to leave. They
had lived together as man and wife for
a year, and the General had despaired
of other heirs to inherit a portion of the
property his children had taken as
their own. He found that Dora was
loud of young company, and he told
her she had best leave.
Last week Brock and Dora quarrel?
ed, and Brock threatened to go back to
the volunteer army. He out on bit uni?
form, went to Valley View, and told
his fither and mother good-by and
went to LexiDgton to join one of the
regiments there. He got ?oberen,
changed his mind, and Dora made
friends with him ami agreed to marry
nim this week. Each day she would
put him oil until Friday morning he
w( uld wait no longer, although his
friends told him be would always have
bad luck if he got married on Friday
He went to Versailles, got the license,
and Dora kept her promise.
Rnhhrri the Grave.
A siartliug incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
sul jeel, is narrated by him as follows:
"I was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk?
en, tongue coated, pain coutiuually in
back and sides, no appetite?gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortu?
nately, a friend advised tryiDg 'Electric
Bitters,' aod to my great joy and sur?
prise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their use
for three weeks, and am now a well
man. I know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another victim."
No one should fail to try them. Only 50
cents , guaranteed, at E S.Allen's ami
E. 8. Leadheater & Sons', Drug Stores.
WE GIVE NO REWARDS.
An offer of this kind is the meanest of de?
ceptions Our plan is to give every me a
chance to try tho merit of Eiy's Cioain B*lm,
the original Balm for tho cure of Catarrh,
Hhv Fever and Cold in tho Head, by inailiug
for'l > cents a trial siz? t > test its curative
powers. We rmil the 50 cent eise also and
the druggist keeps it. Test it and you aro
sure to continue the ?eatnieat Re iof '9
immediate and a cure follows. Ely Bri then,
50 Warren street, New York.
MEDICINAL.
So the falling of the hairtells
of the approach of age and
declining power.
No matter how barren the tree
nor how leafless it may seem,
you confidently expect leaves
again. And why?
Because there is life at the
roots.
So you need not worry about
the falling of your hair, the J
threatened departure of youth 3,
and beauty. And why?
Becaus? if there is a spark of
life remaining in the roots of
the hair
will arouse it into healthy activ?
ity. The hair ceases to come
out: it begins to grow: and the
glory of your youth is restored
to you.
We have a book on the Hair
and its Diseases. It is free.
|? Tho Boat Advlco Fece.
If jrou ilo nut obtain nil ttin hoiipfltj
you nir'Tted frnrn the 111? of the Vin-ir.
wrltu thf> doctor about It. Probably
there Ii ?nmo difficulty with your gen
oral ?ystem which may be ea?llr
romovM. Aildrfn.
DR. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mas?.
DKY r;oon>
Children's
:0: --
Wc tind all moth rs anxious for do cloth?
ing ol ibeir offspring agairig changeable
weather. l*-a:np cloudy wea'b r is mote dis?
tressing 'iiid danger, us to c! ildion lhaii con?
tinual iod weather Clothed in our Veiiuo
and W olen Underwear act.-* as * p evontive
versus Midden unnotiti-d changes in the at
moaj lu re.
Infaots' Woolens.
Infants' Warm Cndi r*h'its. Pros 5c
Infa is* W?rmer l inier bins. Price 8s
Infan's Me'inn rnder-hiits Price 1 >r.
Infants' Wool Uudtvs irta Price 2 ic.
lnfniits' Pure Wool Un lerthirts Price 40c.
Infants' Lxtra Oratio Umiersh rU. Price
50c
Infants' Australian Undershirts. Prices
tJ5c, 75c ami B5fc
We carry a lin.i of Mori o and Woolen Un?
derwear almost as largo in quantity and of
the same (jiulity as ai y large retail firm in
Washington, I) 0.
Boys' Woolens.
Eoys are susceptible to cold, damp woather,
an 1 they need about the ssme protection as
others.
Hoys' Part Wool Gray rndorshirta ami
Drawers. Price 25c
Boya' Fleeced Lined Gray Undershirts and
DrawoiH Sizes 24 to 34. Price 25c
Boy*' While Merino Undershirts and Draw?
ers. Siz s 24 to 34. Prhe 25c.
Special notico is called to tho abovo throe
popular numbers of Underwear for the boya.
They represent strength, warmth and loug
wear.
Boys' Bibbed Undershirts and Drawers.
All s'/e Prices 30c, 35c and 40c,
Boys' Natnral Wool Undershirts and Draw?
ers. AH tones Prico 50c.
Boys' Extra Fleecod Wool Uudorshirts and
Drawers. All sizes. Prices 40c and 50c.
Boys' Natural Wool Undershirts and Diaw
ers. Sizes 24 to 34. Prices 05c to *5c.
Misses' Woolens.
Weaimt0 8how the largest stock of Me?
rino and Woolen Under wear for Misses ever
displayed in this city. If our prices have
beeu acceptable to purchaser! in the past 22
years, what's to hinder our progress in the
future with largo Blocks and low prices?
Misses' Warm Undershirts ami Pants.
Price 5c.
Misses' White Morino Undershirts and
Pai ts. Prices 15c and 20c.
Misses' Wool Undorshirts and Trawors.
Prices 40c to 60c.
Misses' Fine Wool Undershirts and Pants.
Pri oa 66c to 75c.
Misses' Bibbed Undorshirts and Fauts.
Price 25c.
Mii-ses' Gray Undershirts and Pants. Prices
75e and $1.
Misee-i' Cotton Bibbed Fnlershirts and
Pa?ts. Prices 20c to 35c.
200dozen Ladies'and Misses' All linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs to opau Satur?
day morning, October 8. Prices 12 ^c and
25c
Another case of f- niericui Lady Corsets to
open ou Monday. October 10. Several new
patterns for inspection.
C. MADAMS.
t
411 King street.
THE DIAMOND 8POUT.?A necessity
for condensed milk. It abolishes dip
ping the spoon in the milk and is cloauly and
economical. No dnst or flies can enter tho
milk. Try one
E. S. LEADBEATEB & SQN8.
ICYCLE CHAIN BUUSHEs will clean
your bicycle chain without removing it
10 and 15c each. For sale by
?. & T.EiSPFf ATy-R A SONS.
K AITWI ANN'S STORES.
iT
iviarp,?
WE MEAN TO ?NV PARTICULAR
CLOTHING ST > E HERE OR
IN WASHINGTON.
If Po, Get a Divorce,
/ND BUY WHER-. Y U CAN G?T
THE BEST CLOTHING FO ! M N.
BoYS AND CHILDREN AT
THE LOWEST PIGUBEJ.
Oll wi I full in love with mir mode?! prices,
whi e the charming f eshness mid ? xeol
le-'t quality of onr goods win diaw
fiom yuu a lerv d declaration
tint tbttv Hrr the l>i-si valuer
you i-wr s i\v
MEMS' ST ITS $2.50 up t<> 815
BOY-' fU TS, long |i nts
hihI visu. SI 50 " S"
C ilLDREN'S -riT-'. ' 75c " si 5
MEN'S PANTS, 19c " jo
BOYS' KNEE PANTS, 25c " $1
A Btnpeudons display ?f Oeutlemen's Fur?
nishings of all the latest stj los and of I he
best va uea you evor saw. Don't fail t<> rome
to our opening.
tJS^Our Clothing Depart?
ment is on the First Floor
Now/^y
HOOTS AND SHOES,
Here It Is!
YOn WILL KNOW IT BY TU I i CUT.
This is 11 >?> shoe
which is cau-ing
such a flurry in the
country.
We have tin in
and tiny aro win?
ners.
Min's w inter
weight rhoc5 in all
styles and shapes
ready for your n
spection
I on't forget the
school shoes for
boys and girV A
useful scholar's
i o ui p a n i o n goes
W th e*ch pair.
lb1. JPJlJPIJ
423 KING STREET.
FINANCIAL.
$2.000 TO LOAN
IN SUMS TO SUIT
on approved real (stale secniity. App'y ai
onco. ROBERT E LI07T.
_oct.'5 tf ">'2:{ Kill? Street
JOS. BROOKB8, I I (has. It HOOFF,
PRESIDENT. J I cash ikk.
First National Bank,
alexandria, va.
Designated Depository of the
United States.
capital, $100,000
SURPLUS and I?. , .
UNDIVIDED PROFITS, j *
Prompt attention given in all business, in?
cluding collections throughout the (Inited
Stales and Europe.
BURKE & HERBERT
BANKERS,
AJTD DIAL BBS I?
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
A General Ranking Dullness tra.-eactsd.
HapoiiU rooolvad snbjoct to ch?ck at light.
Uillftctiont roads.
Lattorc of Oradll and Foraijn Eichann
famished. _ _
BSNOm WHEAT, [ ? WM. B. LAM'-'EET
Prusldsnt. } 1 Cashier.
Citizens' Nat'l. Bank.
OAprTALJlOO.tga;.
SURPLUH $20,000
i)ollactions mn?? and promptly remitted
4M tindi et Invartmtn? iwuriti? a ips
etat?/.
rtirartors-R Whaal E L IVu<erflsld
F L "-ri'th. W R Hraont W H. Larai-ort.
W. E. DIEN ELT,
Opthalmic ami Dispensing Optician.
Otlice: JOS S. Washington Street.
SPECTACLES a"d EYEGLASSES,
ALL GRADES.
Special Attention Given to
Oculists' Prescriptions.
No Charge for Examination and Adv cr.
All Glasioa flnaranteed Absolutely Correct
and Warranted for ONE V EA B
ocll lyr
Ii lUFMANX'S STORKS.
I WE SS ALL BOMB A BD THE TOWN
WITH BA BOA INS.
Having disposed of ?11 our Ladies',
Milses' and Children's Shoes, we will
reopen on September 10th with an
enllie new line i f
Ladies', Hisses' ami Children's Shoes
We also have atid rc:vivo daily all
the latest styles of Men'-. Roys'and
Youths' Ian r-hoes, Vici and Calf;
also in Black. Wd make r-pecial ef
fort in Men's $.'5 Shoes. Ail the lat?
est shapes?Bull Dog. Bclmont. Der?
by. Vale. Reh Boy and various other
stv'es too numerous to mention >urh
a line of Men's 8hoes has never been
shown in this city
ALL SUMMER GOODS POSITIVELY
fOLD AT AM? BELOW COST.
FURNITURE.
Comfort
Is what we all want?Solid Comfort.
To obtain this visit
AND GET A
MORRIS CHAIR.
It is within the reach of every ore To
think, we will sell a Morris ( hair for
\I*de of oak, with cordnrcy cushions. Won
derful value ; do not let this eh n-o slip.
M. RUBEN & SONS,
THE FUBNI8HING HOUSE,
61 J KINO SfRfET.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
RENT OK LEASE.
The BUILDING on the northeast cornet
>i King am! Union streets, the best stand in
be city for a grocery. Possession given on
'it! first of Mav. Apply at this office.
Bp]_
T710B BENT.
-IX ACHES OF LAND at Inhaber, j net
lOrth of the city limits. Good place for a
irofitablo market garden. Apply at thil
.(Kor dec23 tf
>! EETINGS.
THK ST00RH0LDEB8 OF THE C. AC.
[NVEVTMENT COMPANY having IsP
ed to boiil their anriiia meeting according to
bj - aws and constitution, 'his is to give no
tine that the board of directors l ow call on
iiie ?toi:kholders to meet at Fleisehmanil's
Hotel, in Alesandria, Va , on WEDNESDAY.
EVENING, November 9. 1898 at ">:.?}<) p. ru.
THOS W. S.VHTH,
President C. & C Investment Co.
LAWRENCE < AVANAUOil, Sec. pro t< rn
oet5 td
ANNUAL MEETING.-Pursuant to its
hy-laws the regular annual meeting of
tbo stockholders of the NATIONAL AUTO?
MATIC FI BE ALARM COMPANY of Wash
ington, D. C . will be he'd at the Braddock
Ib.u-e, Alexandria, Va.. on THHRSD vV, the
13th diy of October, 1898, a* 2 o'clock p. in ,
for tbo election of directots for tho ensuing
year.
octl law :w J. W. FB05T, Treasurer.
EDUCATIONAL.
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
(Synagogue, Washington Street.)
For BOYS and GIRLS, will be reopened
SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1898. KINDER?
GARTEN SYSTKM.
Miss ELLEN HERBERT, Principal.
jylf> tf
A FAIBY IN DISGUISE
Is the person who offers relief to the afflicted
with rheumatism, lumbago ard all kindred
ailments Wc offer relief in our LUBRICAT?
ING LINIMENT, which we have 1-een sell*
tag for ino-e than thirty vears, and which
ha* gained a splendid reputation, as it on
tains a combination of remedies which strike
at the root of these troubles. It is now put
up in very large bottlts, making it by far t! e
most economical twenty five-cent liniment on
the merket For lon^-stsnding ca^es OUK
KH.fUWA.TIC SPECIFIC ahou'd bj used also
to effect a jierfect cure.
E S. LEAD JEATEE & SONS.
Druggists, . . . . . Established 17f>2.
ANOTHER bale of that extra heavy UN?
BLEACHED COTTON to run at 5c.
Best v-tltte ever offered at price. Just re?
ceived at
A r. qf.AYUAKKR3.
'LK MILLER'S INSECT POWDER?
Tust received a fresh supply of POLE
MILLER'S ITALIAN INSET POWDEB at
WAEFLSLD <k HALL'S
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
ARE YOU HEADY TO LOOK AROUND FOR
Fall and Winter Goods?
If bo we will he glad to have you call this way. Each aud eveiy day forthe past wt*k
new rim! desirable goods havo been coming in, so that we now point wilh pride to many
specials, which, because of their early arrival, cannot again be duplicated at tho price.
1 eise of ' adios' Vests, '-ailed the (jucen), nude of soft and pliable Egyptian Cotton,
gussoted sleeves, covered seams, etc. Nothing better <au l>e shown for less than 37*fcc.
Our price 25c. Also Ladies' I'auts to match abovo vests.
About six dozen Ladies'Union Suits. .wodjo of thoin are all wool. Others are only
psrt woo!. We have decided to oiibr the lot at one price, and this price is leas than half
value 75c a mit. Do not fail to look at thorn.
1 raso of Dark Flanuelette just the kind you have always paid 10c for. This ca-e
goes for 6:!jc.
Do you km w that Carriage Bobes with us is a now departure, never having kept them
before. Well, we have them dow, and at prices that will surprise and please all iureis of
first class goods in this line. Therefore, if you wai.t a CARRIAGE ROBK come lo us.
Press Good.-, from the great auction gale hold in Now York. We socured ouly about
10 pieces and will otter them at auction prices
2 pieces only Black and Blue Sorgoa, 52 inches wide. Sold everywhere for $1 Our
price 69c.
5 pieces Fancy Mohair Goods Regular 50c quality. Our prire 3'.ic.
5 pieces Fancy Dress G ods. Regular 37'ye quality. Our price 25c.
Gentlemen, do not forgot we are now sole agents for the abovo justly celebrated Shirt
in full dress shirts. We can give you all their p pular styles and any length of sleeve.
Also in stiv k a full line of tbe'r Colored Shirts for the fall trade. We will ho pleased to
show these to lovi rs of perfect fitting aod stylish shirts.
CHAPMAN'S. 424 and 426 KING STREET.
AMONG THEM ARE:
MANHATTAN SHIRTS.
SOL] I) COM FOR r
c?u he obtained on <old winter evenings,
when tho therm? muter is dallying with zero,
wlien jour room nre boated with our high
Krade COAL fr> m tho famous Lee mims
Try tho fups 'or quality of our coal before
having your hin tided (or winter use, and
von will gi^c u.' yiur order promptly For
baking or heati g purposes it is unexcelled.
J EL ZIMMERMAN,
'Phone 18 Foot of Q toon streot.
THOMAS J. FANNOX.
woodTnd' coal,
COB. DUKE AND HENBYSTREETS.
White Ash. Red Ash, Stove, Furnace, Nut
and Cumbai laud Coal.
Oak aud Pino Wood, long or sawtd and
split
The convenient location of my yards, hsv
ir.g a railroad track running into them for
unloading ?nd loading, a d my modern fa?
cilities fi?r handling Wool and Coal enables
mo to seh at tho lowest prices
_T110M S.I FANNON.
Coal and Wood
We have just completed ono of tho latest
Improved appliances now in use for bundling
coal. Wo can deliver to custom* rs the EEST
ORAD . OF ALL KINDS OF <SOAL, clean, at
the lowest maiket price?2240 lbs to tho ton.
Wharf arid yard at the foot of Prince street.
Office corner Duke and Fairfax streets.
Telephone No.
seplO.'lni De WILTON AI rcHESON._
W. A. S.MOOT. G. S. FKENCH. W. A. SMOOT, JB.
WM. A. BMOOT & CO.
QOAL! 00 AL!
On nnr wharf and to nrrlvo dnrlnr. the i?a
son a full rtock of
ANTHliACITE.
CUMBERLAND and
SPLINT COALS
of tha best quality and well screened.
vVe will be pleased to supply onr friends
and customer* at lowest market price per ton
o' '2240 pounds, delivered at bouses, cars oi
boats.
TKi.Krni>NK Cai.i. 57.
COAL!_ C0AL1
WHITE AND RED ASH, S H?MO KIN AND
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
From the famous mine* of the
8U8QUEHANNA COAL COMPANY.
Ptiro Coal, woll ?creenod. 2240 Iba to the ton
ALflO
CRUSHED COKE.
COM BEBLAND, NEW KIVEE AND fc FLINT
COAL.
Families, Public Institutions, and Mann
facturom supplied at lowest market rates.
Ail onlora loft at office, 114 south St. Asarh
streot, teiephonod immediately to yards.
J. R. ZIMMERMAN,
Wharf and Yards, font nf Onryn ?trrv?*
TRAVELERS' LUNCH.
CUBAN HOT SHOT,
NEW CRACKERS AND CAKES TUST PUT
UPON THE MARKET.
FIVE CENTS FOE A QUART OF SWEET
CRACKERS.
Evory!??dy can art'ord to cat Crackers now.
Ask your deader.
HILL B?Kfc'KY N R Co- Alexandria. Va*
I) IL LOA' INHALERS cure while yon
=lecp by applying curative air to the pas?
sages of tho'uose. throat aud lungs all night ,
For csurrh, bronchitis, asthma, consumption 1
etc A-k lor descriptive pamt-hlets.
E. S LEADBEATER?SONS,
Solo Agent* for A'exandri? and Waahinpton.
rpuTiEP'S AUriZlrTMOTIC fcOLUTION is
JL a perfectly odorless antiseptic and disin?
fectant. For purifying the infected atmos?
phere of sick rooms it has no equal For sale
by E. S. LEADBEATEE & tON8.
50c for a qa*rt bottle
T>OACH TRAPS 5c at
JtW LEADBEATER'S.
CHINA, OL ASS W AUK. Ate.
Hawkes' Cut Glass
makes the daintinot WEDDING GIFTS. It
is of tho finest uua'ity and mado by tho mint
expert workmen iu tho world. We have a
beautiful new line of this eelebratod make,
at the lowest prices. BUY YOU8 GLASS
OF GLASS Ot-AL^Rfi. If you bay it <>f
Jewelers ami Dry Golds Merchants, who car?
ry it as a aide line, y >u have to pay FANCY
PRICES. We aro constantly receiving new
goods, and it is a pleasuro to have you eaU
often and look over our good, whether yon
are in need of aryth ng or not. Plea'.e rt
mi m' cr thia.
E. J. MILLER & CO.,
IMPOETEBS OF CHINA AND GL<8S.
ROOKS, STATIONERY, Ac.
THE PLACE TO BUY
SCHOOLdBOOKS
SCHOOL "SUPPLIES
Of All Kinds if You Wish to 8avo Money
French's Bookstore,
417 & 410 KING STREET.
REMEMBER, th?t we carry the largest as?
sortment of BOOKS, now and second hand,
in Virginia, and on the host te.iua. A Holden
Patent Book Cover given away with each
hook. Tho strongest and bent book cover
made. Remember they can be had only at
FRENCH'S BO iKSToRE.
3^~Every child purchasing supplies hero
will be entitled to* free gne^s on the HAND?
SOME D'-SK AND OUTFIT on exhibition
iu tho window.
Robert W. French.
SCHOOL BOOKS
For Public and Private Schools at
Carne's Bookstore,
703 King Street.
Old school IxMiks which have been displaced
in the public schools taken in exchange an
part payment on the new hooks which suc?
ceed them.
Wo have tho largest variety of BLANK
BOOKS, TABLETS, ETC., in the city.
Dysons' Book Store
(508 King Stieet, next to Opera House).
Public School Books Sold and Ex?
changed at State Price*.
Private School Books aa iow as they can bo
bought elsewhere.
Our motto for schtr-l puppliea is Host Goods,
Bust Selection, B*nt Prices.
Call iii d see if we cannot save you moi.ey
on Slates, double and singl*. Penhold. m.
Pens. Inks, Tablets, Blank Books, Eraser*,
School Fags, I^rayo. s and in fact everyth n<
else usod in the school room.
D. Harry Appicu,
525 King Street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONER AND FRE1T?EALER
A,
P
P
I
c
the seasons come|and go
rovident of all,
lenty af fruita, and nnta, and sweets,
have at your call.
1
'andiea, cakes throughout the year,
EL Appich's stock will make good cboe ?
^SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR THt
COUNTgYTBADE-tBg_
URE CALIFORNIA HONEY in one and
two pound cans, at 20 and 35 cento per
can. For medicinal and rabte use. Quaran
teod absolutely free from glucose For sale
^ E H. LEADBE vTBB A SONS
AFETY RAZOR, once used you will never
do without it. For sale by
HENRY W. WILDT,
106 H. Bor?! ?fcrwt,

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