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V -VIX.---NQ. 257. " ALEXANDRIA. VA., SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29 1898. PRICE 2 CTS.
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eminent and skillful
nited States is the au
tue medical work that
r young or old, should
tn is l?r. R. V. Pierce,
?hief consulting physician
H itel and Surgical fasti
N V This is one of the
nstitutions in the world,
head of this institution,
led by a staff of nearly
hysicians. With the as
if physicians, during
irs, Dr. Pierce has pre
y thousands of ailing worn
? Sense Medical Ad
- pages and over 300
? contains several chapters
atment of diseases pecu
A paper-covered copy is
i] t of 21 one-cent stamps,
g by the WorW* Dispen
- iation, Kurtalo. X. Y.
.M stamps,
should read it. It tells
ie that cures all disorders
- from which women suf
ine is I >r.-Pierce"s Favorite
: acts directly on the deli
ncerned in wifehood and
It makes them strong,
cons. It allays in flamma
: ition, stops debilitating
hes pain. It is the great
I wies In the " Medical
ds of women tell their ex
> medicine. The "Favor
is for sale by all guod
CATARRH
COLD 'n HEAD
?'raiie. Besior<-s toe seises of
Full size 50c. Tri-.! si/o
lists or hv m-iil
ELY BROTHERS,
?r0 Warren street New York,
JAPANESE
piLE
CURE
' C itnplete Treatment, consisting ol
[ES, Capsules of Ointment and two,
? -.lent. A never-failing cure for Piles!
re and degree. It makes an cjieraticn
, which is painful, and often results]
. rv. Why endure this terrible
yack ? Written Guarantee in each'
SI Box " ire, No Pay. 50c. and ?1 a box, 6 Jor
Samples tree
OINTMENT, 25o- and 50c
Yl! I ? ' "1 DM "Cured. Piles Prevented, tm
tU.iil Ii rt I l\Jl\ Japanese Liver Pellets, the
' STOMACH REGULATOR and
: r<. Small, mild and pleasant
. ..pud lor children's use. 5*
-esc famous little Pefleta will
: more of Pile Cure.
. 1 a fkksh Japan ess Pile
Cl itaijr w'.rouly fcv
701 KINQ STREET.
For oTer Fifty Yearn
: -Tried Remedy.?Mrs
Syrup has been used for
y millions of mothers for
B toothing, with porfoct
he child, softens the gums,
ores wind colic, and is the
Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the
d .v.svrin evory part of the
* " vo cents a bottle. Its value
? . ro and ask for Mrs. Wins
? : Syrup and tr.V* no otbnr kind.
i?r.1" *? 'twlr
A 25 Cent Box of
minors malaria capsules
nt an ! Curo Any Caso'of
Chills and Fever.
iT ALL DRUGGISTS.
it ' iLlZKltS, Alt:.
GE0.8. FRENCH
Socretary.
lodria Fertilizer
d Chemical
Company,
M 1NUFACTURSB8 OF
. Fertilizer Materials and
Windsor Ground Plaster,
38 -TREET, BETWEEN UNION
AND LEE
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
FOR FALL
XI) WINTER
TE AND CAREFULLY SE?
LECTED STOCK OF
1 nderwear, Domestic Dry
Goods, Notions and
Furnishings
^EST PRICES. WE SELL NOTH?
ING BUT THE BEST AT
LOW I'RICES.
A. C. SLAYMAKER,
*9S KIXO ^TREF.T
P SOVELTIE3 in Dresa Goods
**?d Worsted Effecte iust received at
A. C.SLAY MAX EE'S,
6 Months. 1 50
3 Months. 75
1 Month. 25
published daily and tbi-w5kkly at
Garen? Building. 810 * 81? Prlnoe at
TERM8:
Daily. | Tbi-Wkekly.
I Z6*1-.?5 00 I 1 Year.$3 00
0 Months. 2 50
3 Mouths. 1 25
1 Month. 43
1 Woek. 10 [
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?anceawiU they be allowed to advertise
?ther than their legitimate business in the
space contracted fox.
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in advance.
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of respect, resolutions adopted bysocioti^
or persons, unless of public concern, will
only bo printed in this paper a? adverts -
inents.
Sntcrwl at tho Postoffice Alexandria. Vl'ilrj.
ia. as second-class matter.]
A HOT TIME AT ACCA TEMPLE.
Acca Temple, Mystic Shrine, held its
regular meeting at the Masonic Temple
last night, and there was a large atteu
dance of Knights of the Fez.
Regular work took up some time,af er
which four victim were taken acrooS the
burning sands, and in the hands of the
most cruel of the Shriners were put
through the new tortures invented for
the occasion. Potentate Hotchkiss was
in the chair and ali of his assistants at
their posts of duty.
As u>ual, something remarkable had
to be done just to keep up Acca's re?
putation, so Nobles Boykin, Sands, and
S'reets fixed it. They attwndei Sipe
& Blake's dog and pony circus aud found
those gentlemen willing to help make
things lively. As soon as the perfor?
mance closed, Professor Blake ordered
bis police-patrol wagon out andhitchid
to it two of bis handsomest ponies. He
next picked two of his trick dogs aud
then another pony and a ridicg dog,
aud just for the iun of it. ran in his
t ick donkey, Colonel.
Accompanied by Mr. Sipe, press
agent J. W. MaxWtII, Policeman R-d
ford, Messrs. Boyiriu and Sands, and a
D.spatch man, the professor started to
!he Temple. On the way he unfold'.1
bia plan, and it was most acceptable.
Dogs, ponies, and all took the elevator,
md weie soon on the 11 ior in which the
Shriners were in session. The A ab
p-trol assembled and the proceS30n
11 led into the Shriue room. Immedi
a:eiy behind the patroi came the ponies,
drawing the patrol wagon, driven bj
tho Dispatch man. In tno wagon was
also spated P.-liceman R-dford. Fol
lowing came Professor Blake with his
pets, ami then Colonel Boykin leading
the donkey.
Mr. S.reet interfered aod wasarre?'
ed by Policeman Bedford and put ir>
the patrol-wagon. Ail this was a com?
plete surprise to the assembled Snrii e -
and as soon as they had ceised lauub
iat* Professor Blake had bis pets per
form a number of tricks.
Afrer the meeting adjourned a bit
qnet was enjoyed by all. Poteuia ?
Hotchkiss tbnuked Messrs. 8ipe &
Blake for their part, ami informed Itieio
tha.. a vote of thanks bad been r-solvd
upon before the meeting adjourrjc-'.
M myoid Shriners d-clar-d that the nf
fa r was the most amusing they had ever
witnessed.?[Richmond Dispaich.
WANTS ANOTHER HUSBAND AT
SIXTY-THREE.
The New York Time* tells that Mrs
Maria Pigeon, a nervous, bustling little
woman of 03, announced last week thai
she was agaiu in the matrimonial mar?
ket after losing oue husband by death,
a second who ran away, and a pros?
pective third husband because he was
tickle. She wants to lose as little time
as possible, because, as she puts it, "life
is fleeting and short, and there is no
sense in remaining single when you can
just as well be married."
Mrs. Pigeon was disappointed. She
had sued the prospective busband in
the E'ghth street municipal court for
money loaned and had lost. She said
rhat she had married her first husband,
Piueon, 37 years ago. "He died in
1S9G," she said, "and then I went to
live with my married daughter in Bos?
ton. Soon after I began to get love
letters from Michael Tucker, who used
to work with my husband in a shoe shop
in New York. My daughter advised
me to marry him, and I sent him
?10 to pay bis fare to Boston. He came,
but insisted on marrying in New
York, and that trip cost me more.
When we arrived here I bad to pay
for rooms. He borrowed a dollar of
me, went out, and got so drunk tbBt
he could not move. So I packed up
and returned to Boston, and then went
to Brooklyn. Tucker was after me
again, and wanted me to set bim up a
hoe shop, but on each day fixed for
;ho marriage he made some excuse."
Dilatory Tucker disgusted her, and
she married Patrick Divid Welsh,
rented a shop for him. and bought $60
worth of leather. Tucker began woo?
ing again, whereat Welsh became an?
gry and ran away, and that was the
last she saw of him. To get revenge
upon Tucker a second time she sued
him, and be swore that he had paid her
every cent. She had dressed herself in
her best before she went to court, and
on leaving the house at 17S Thompson
street she remarked to her landlord:
"Perhaps Tucker's love may return
wben he meets me in court."
Justice Moore asked her: "Don't
you think you had better quit getting
married ?" She replied there was no
sense in remaining single.
Story of a Slave.
To be bound hami and foot for years
bv the chains of disease is the worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich., tells how such a
slave was made free. He says: ' My
wife has been so helpless for five years
that sbe could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles of Elec?
tric Bitters, she is wonderfully improved
and able to do her own work." This
suoreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleepless?
ness, melancholy, headache, backache,
fainting and dizzy epells. This miracle
working medicine is a godsend to weak,
sickiy, run down people. Every bottle
guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by
E S. Allen and E. S. Lead beater &
Boos, druggists.
MEDICINAL.
lBP?I?j
In the Back?
Then probably the kidneys.
In the Chest?
Then probably the lungs. <9
In the Joints? S
'Kien probably rheumatism.
No matter where it is, nor what
kind; you need have it no longer.
It may be an hour, a day, or a
year old; it must yield to
Cherry
piaster
Immediately after applying it you
feel its soothing, warming, strength?
ening power.
It quiets congestion; draws ou>
inflammation.
It is a new plaster.
A new combination of new
remedies. Made after new
methods. Entirely unlike any
other plaster.
The Triumph of Modern Medical
Science.
The Perfected Product of years of
Patient Toil.
Placed over tho chest It is a
powerful aid to Ayer's Cherry Pec?
toral in tho treatment of all throat
and lung affections.
Placed over the stomach, it Btops
nausea and vomiting; over th8
bowels, it controls cramps and colic
Placed over the small of the bfck,
it removes all congestion from the
kidneys and greatly strengthen*
weakness.
For sale by all Druggists.
J. C Ayer Co, Lowell, Mass.
BOOTS AND 8HOKS.
THE NEW
SHOE
FOR WOMEN.
f-'O VTWEAB THKT IS
COMFORTABLE
ALL THE
TIME.
DAINTF.Y 8HOD ABE THOSE WHO
WEAR THEM, AND HAPPY FEET AEE
FOUND IN EVERY PAIR.
COLD WEATHER IS COMING ON US,
AND YOU NEED SHOES FOR YOURSELF.
WIFE AND THE CHILDREN. BEFORE
BUYING COME AND EXAMINE MY
STOCK ; YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
I HAVE THE BEST; THEY ARE AL?
WAYS THE CHEAPEST.
IP. PAFE
42 t. KING STREET.
_BAKERIES._
WE LEAD,
OTHERS FOLLOW.
Owing to tho enviable notoriety gained by
our sma 1 Maryland "Boat" Biccuits other
bakers have put on tho market an ' IMITA?
TION," which does not compare with ours,
and in order that the public may ha ab!e to dis
i riminato botweon the ? onuino and tho "IMI?
TATION" we havo concluded to stamp each
biscuit with tho initials of our rakory?P. B.
BIRRELL & PETERS,
015 KING STBEET.
N
I.CKTIES, handsome assortment, at 125
and 50e: latest styles, at
N
O-TO-BAC?Tho best cure for the tobac
co habit?50e and $1 a box. For sale by
P. 8. LKADBEATER & SONS.
LARGE SUPPLY OF BUCKETS
TLB- and BAaKE t S tor sale by
I /- T i T'"T?V
B
LEACHED SHEETINGS 0-4 at 16c
Hud 10-4 at ISc, a b.trgain. at
a t\ fij.aYaf AKEB*S
PIQUE?Small line of short ends, good
values, at
A r. pi A YMAKFB'fl
IGHT SHIRTS for mon at 39c, 50c and
OC, :
NIGHT E
75c, at
A C SLAYM.AKEE'S.
N
EW PICKLES-Bunker Hill Pickles in
bottles and by measure for sale at
J. C. MILEURN'8.
R
5*DY-MADE SKIKT^ und WRAP?
PERS at
CHAPMAN'S. 42-I King street.
GERMAN-AMERICAN CANNED SAL?
VAGE 10c per can at
_J. C. MILBUgN S.
EMNANTS OF BLEACHED COTTON
to run at 6*^ per yard a bar.atn, at
_A C. 8LAYMAKER'8.
ENTIEE WHEAT FLOUR received Sep
tember 16, 135)8, by
f r MILBUgN
AX FINISH FLWR OIL TRY IT.
For sale by
WA&f i?LD & HALL
W
AUCTIO
o
Auction
CHAP
Tl is wiok will I>j dcvo ed to the s*!o of
somo r ro bargains purchased from the recent
large snle by Grotga i, Mitchell i Co , of Bal
tirnoro These goods are all in A 1 order
and as the belcw p i c= ?rill indies.t ?. ate
very chesp
50 dozen Dexter's Knitting Potton?, in I
colors onlv Tsual prico 8c tier ball. This
lot 3c perb a-L
1 lot of Boys' linen Boscni Shirts, eizes
1'2H2 and 13. 39c ijtiility for 25c.
8 dozen Men's Gray Shirts. Would be good
va'ue for 50c. This lot 33c
8 dozen C:kiio!s' Hair Shut'. 75c quality
This lot 50c.
7 dozen ladies' Vests Extra heavy, part
wool Would bo good value at 50a This
lot will go at 25c.
CHAPMAN'S, 424 an
:0:
?10 dozen Ladies' Kid Gkv.S. sizes (I to
71?.. Price $1. Colors and shades in tan and
black. This is our u!d choice Fest r tfuik
Gloves known to uo-rlv ?Ii Kid Glove 1 uyeis.
I landkerchiefs.
A la'KO shipment of Men's and Lid es'
Linen Bemstitched Eland kerchiefs n l~\.c
and 25c These tire wamntul lir.en gcods
of superior grade with moderate prices con
sidoiing the nire quality ol !he linens
Corset Bargains.
SoDnetto Corsets in sixHi 18 to 30. i'.ilors
vhite ard gn.y. Pri<x75:. Oni i rices 45c.
Tiio fit *if this popu'Ki make C< rs- t stands on
i pat with all ihn leading mikes in America.
Tm y vre loadi d down with comfort, flue gen?
eral appearance and ? wearer of general note
American Lady Corsets.
We ?ro displaying several new patterns in
the American Lady Corsets We oiler the
lato.'t addition to stork, tho "Unb eak b!e.'
If ladies sue-eel in breaking the '.'Unbreak?
able." tboy can break * bank <:;ty or the un
dorsigned. Siztsl8to30 Price $1.25.
Warm Underwear.
Opened October :27th mu: ra t of Ladies'
"Hummer'1 Bibb d Vests and Pants, "-izes
3 to it Pricu 25c. A wonderful bargain, a
fs.st seller and a warm friend to all ladies.
Children's Bibbed Vests. Prices 15c, 20c
and 25c
Children's Plain Vests and Pants. Prices
8c, 10c and 15c.
Bo?.s' Fleeced Undershirt* and Drawers, all
si/.?s. Price 25c.
Men's Wool Backed Fndcrsbirts and Draw?
ers. Prico 50c. Worth $1. Wo expect to
have these winter warmers p'aced in a ma
ority of homes in this city.
School Hosiery.
Ohi'dren's School Hose in extra heavy
ribbed, double sole, high spiked beds and the
toughest hoso mado for tho roughest children.
Bring in the wild children and clotho them
in hosiery of wann h. strength, r.eitno? and
with low prices. Sizjs ?>' to 10. Price l2V.
:0:
C. M ADAMS.
411 Kiiitf street
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
For Sale?The whole stock
of goods usually embraced in a
Retail China Store?belonging
to the estate of the late J. H.
Raines, No. 314 King street
Good terms will be given
to a purchaser ol the en?
tire stock of goods. It is also
for sale at retail at and below
cost prices. Call and examine
same.
J. B. Watkins, Admr.
oct2-t lw_
LOUB-Ono car, 125 barrels, freshly
ground flour, including celebrated Poto
mac Flour, just received by
J _J. C MILBUBN.
OB LIGHT WEIGHT, medium weight
and heavy woo' ?NDEBWEAK go to
_CHAPVAS'd
MILD CBEAM CHEESE just received by
J.O MLLBUEH
DRV GOODS.
T'y lU./.^n Ladies'Shaped Vests. Tluse are
Fleeced goods and always soli nt 50c. This
lot 37 W.
100 do/.ou Corsets, ficg'i'ur 50c qti?li'.y
39c.
1 1 to'assorted I n'erwenr for children
Shirts, Pants Riid Frawois. The piicc of
these in a regular way would >a go frctn 25c
to 50c. Choiea of lot for this sale 15c.
1 lot full Begnlsr M.do Ladies' Stockings
25c value for 12^0.
1 lot of Infants' Cashmoro Stcekings, heau
tiful qaality. Never sell for less than 25c
pet pair. This lol l'2k,t\
1 lot of Men's Undershirts 15c.
Next week we wid call the attention of
buyers to our large lino of ladies' Cape?.
Ladies'Beady Made Skirts, ladiss' Waists.
Ladies' Cotton Underwear. Ladies'and Child
ren's Hosiery and Oo'setsaud Fur Collarette3
d 426 KING STREET.
DRY GOODS.
OTHEBWISE
PUSH, HUSTLE & CO.
The first choice is now of?
fered you in our new stock of
lall and winter selections of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods,
Notions, etc. We will quote
a few oi our many bargains.
-:<>:
Coat and Cape Department.
Magnificent tailor made 'oats, silk and
tatin lined, in black and colors, at $12.50,
*1<>. $9, $7.50. and $3.49
' not'-or line, reg kr pri-o at $S ."?<?, youi
:it $5.
'-?egn'Mr SO ( oils ft ?.'5 49.
sr, ro C?p * :-t i-i 4?
$:i 60 Canes *t$l 49.
A magnificent ftnmd Cloth ('ape, hand?
somely braided. Angora trimmings. Regula)
price Now $3.49.
A complete iine of Child en's Coats at
$2.49, $3 49, $4.98 and $0 D.s.
Wrappers
Wranp i s. ra'ico, at 5!),:. 7!h:, 89c and !H<:
Wrappers, Henrietta, at !?He and $1.39,
Waists.
Wai-ts in cashmere, silk and satin, corded
*nd tucked fron Is. latest styles, st $1.49,
$2.49, $.'5 49, $3.99 and $4.88.
Blankets and Comforts.
B'ankets, white at 45c, 75o, $1.25. $1.75,
$2 25, $2 60. *-'5 49, $4 and $12
Co!orort Blonke'S at 45c, 75e, !?0c, $1,
$1 '25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.
C mfo.ts at 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50.
Lose no time in coming to
the great bargain show. Every
feature ol the entertainment is
replete with style, high quality
and small price. Every act is
filled with honesty, fair deal?
ing and truthful representa?
tion.
COR. KING AND ROYAL STS.
S?L?E~
ACETELYN
BICYCLE LAMP
REDUCED TO
$2.75
AT
HENRY W.WILDT'S
IPG N Bova|street._
Our fall line of hats is now complete.
All of the LATEST DESIGNS. The cele
brated YOUMAN AND STETSON HAT*
and the DUNLAP shape. Also the BEST
DOLLAR It AT in the market.
HOWELL'S, 412 King street.
sep-0 2m
KDin.VAL.
I have been taking Piso's Cure for Consumption since
1883, [or Coughs aud Colds. I had an attack of Latrrippe
in LS90, uud have bad others since. In the Winter of
L89G-7, I had a spell of Bronchitis, lasting all winter, and
leaving a troublesome cough, until 1 again tried Piso's
Cure, which relieved me.?Mrs. M. P. Smalley, Colorado
Springs, Colo,, August 11', 1808.
V>- PISO'S CURE FOR roj
? (-?mi:r*.i:m;i#nifvTifj? mm ?
t Cough Syrup. Tastes Good.
In time. Sold by droKClsw.
Uro
Thr- PJso Company. Warron, Pa.
w CONS U MPT ION
??
K U'I''>?AN-.'S SIOHK-.
jBoui barding
WITH BARGAINS.
DOLLAR-STRETCHING VALUES.
A dollar doesn't swell when jou bring it to
us. [t simply looks bigger because it buys
morn. When we've got something to blow
about wo like to shout it out good und strong.
100 I ight-t p Coats, worth SI 2, our ] rice
for them ?b\50.
Men's Suits -S3 to $16
Boys' Long Pants and Coats SO 75 to $7.
Children's Suits 79c to $ 1.5< I
Children's Suits, snilor and vtstio, !'7c to
f3 50.
Mon's Bants 69c to $5.
Boys' Knee Pants '25 ? to 81
Men's Overcoats $2.50 to ?12.50.
Boys' Overcoats $1.50 to $8.
Children's Cape Conts $1 to $5.
fSf Our Clothing Department is on the
tirst tloor now.
Kau I'm a mi's
COMBINATION STORES
CORNER OF KING AND ROYAL STS.
CJO.AI/ V-fi> v OOf).
.?"30
THE LEVEE TU 4T MOVES THE COAL
market in the interest of consumi rs is QUAfr
itv. The qua'ity of our coal is of such a
high grade tHat it will raise it in your esti
mation on the first linking day, or the first
cold snap that surprises you, if you havo a
good supply in yooi bio. Wo will serve you
promptly and at prices as low as the lowest
J B. /JMMERMtN.
Wharf and Yard?, foot of Queen stroet.
Coal and Wood
We have just completed ono of tho latest
Improved appliances now in use for bundling
coal Wo <tui doiiver to customers tho BEST
GBAD^OF ALL KINDS OF COAL, clean, at
the lowest market price?2241) lbs to tho ton
Wharf and yard at the foo? of Prince street
Office corner Duke and Fairfax streets.
Telephone No 95
seplG3m DcWfLTON A ITCH ESPN.
W. A. SHOOT. Ci. B. FAKNCH. W. A. smoot, JB.
WM. A. 8M00T & CO.
QOAL! COAL!
On our wharf and to arriva durlnt ih? sea
son a full stock of
ANTHTL'.CITF
CUMBEKLANDar-..
SPLINT COALS
of the best quality and woll acroened.
We will be pleased to supply our friondi
and customers at lowo?: market price per to*
of 2240 pound*, delivered at bouses, cars 01
boats.
Telephone Call 57.
COAL! COAL!
WHITE AND BED ASH, SHaMOKLN AND
LYE EN'S VALLEY.
From tho famous names of ta?
SUSO.UEEANNA COAL COMPANY.
Pure Coal, well screened. 2240 lbs to the tor
ALP0
CRUSHED COKE.
oumbebland. new btveb a n p i-.i'lint
goal.
Families, Public institutions, xnd Manu
Cactnxoxs ?up;.iic-d at lowest market rates.
Ail orders ioft at office, 114 south St. Asaj b
stroat, tolupbonod immediately to yards.
J. B. ZIMMEEMAN,
Wi'har/ r.nd Yard?, foo: of Qnoen ?troot?
LAURENCE STABLER.
NO. 701 KING STBEET.
INSURANCE AGENT,
Seprosenting tho following first-class Ilia
insurance commnitt:
LIVERPOOL LONDON AND GLOBE.
HABTFOED.
PHCENIX, of London.
WESTCHESTER, of New York.
HANOVER.
PHCENIX, of Brooklyn.
And others of same grado
Soliciting the patronage o? ths public, I
promise tho most c&roful attd&Uon to any bus*
IHM sntrusted to ma. febl?
K l?PMVj XVi s Vi m
Go to a Friend
For advico, to wouion for aympatby, to
str?ngen for charity, but for bargains
cotuo to us.
Bragging is not our Iii e; there aro
oiliers who can do ir. When we claim
tiiat wo can and do sell
b
much lower than you can buy thorn else
where, it is not boasting, but tho pla'n
dyed-in-the-wool truth that needs but a
trial to stamp it on your memory.
SHOES! SHOES!
Wo have in our stock tho latest styles
of Men's, Ladies', Misses', Boys' and
Children's Shoes of tho best and strong?
est makes Wo show you tho finest and
largest display of GENTS' FUBNI8H
INGS in tho city.
Kaufmannes
COMBINATION STORES,
CORNER OF KING AND ROYAL STS.
CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, &c.
Wo tit your mind as well as yonr
bedy. Money refunded for the ask
mg. Wo alter your clothes the same
as your tailor. We hold our sales?
men personally responsible that a
GOOD-FITTING SUIT OF CLOTHES
is given ysu. If you have a com?
plaint to make let us hoar from you.
$7.50
for three or four button business sack
suits?plaids, ovcrplaids, checks and
grays ia cassiuioro or cheviots.
Well-made. Splendidly Trimmed.
These suits aro loaders, and cannot
bo duplicated in Alexandria. It is
bard to sell you a suit on paper, so
come in and wo will eoll you one in
reality.
R. Lee Field,
One-Price Clothier and Furnisher,
NO. 304 KING 8TBEET.
WOOD AND COAL.
WoodandCoal
Best <iu?lity White ash, Bod Ash. Stovo,
Furnace, Nut and George's Crook Cumber?
land Coal, the Heat for blackamiihing
Oak and Pine Wood, long or sawed and
split.
I can deliver to customers the BEST
GBAD&s OF ALL KINDS OF COAL, clean,
at the lowest market pri'e?2240 pounds to
the ton
Wharf and yards at tho foot of Franklin
street. Orders left with B. E. Knight, 621
King street will receive prompt attention.:
?Telephone No. 110.
R. E. GROVER.
octiw 3m _
THOMAS J. FANNON,
?DKAXEE IN ?
WOOD AND COAL,
COB. DUKE AND HENEY ST BEETS.
White Ash, Bed Ash, 8tovc, Furnace, Nut
and Cumberland Coal.
Oak and Pine Wood, long or sawed and
split.
The convenient location of my yards, hav?
ing a railroad track running into them f> r
unloading and loading, and my modern fa?
cilities for handling Wood and Coal enables
mo to sell at the lowest prices
THOMAS J FANNON.
Globe Mills
Is the busiest place in this city, mak?
ing "OUB PBIDE" and "E. L. P."
It is the town talk. Ask for new
process PATENT COBN MEAL. It
is delightful. Have no other.
j n
UNION STREET.
PHONE 29.