VOL. XCVIII.--NO. 118. ALEXANDRIA, VA.. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 29. 1897\ PRICE 2 CTS.51HD CINAL.

Ill-health isImoic frequent-Jly the assas¬sin of "love'sjyoung; clream '¦

than anythingjelse in thewide world. A

iyoung womanneed not hopeto make a hus-iband happy ifshe s u ffe r sfrom weaknessami disease ofthe organs dis¬tinctly femi¬nine and thetrain of evilst h at result.The average-obscure doc¬

tor, when a young wife complains of beingnervous, fretful, despondent and troubledwith headaches, puins in the back and sidesand abdomen anu shooting pains," attrib¬utes these bad feelings to stomach, liver orheart trouble. If, by a lucky chance, hehits upon the right cause, which is most fre¬quently weakness or disease of the femi¬nine organism, he will insist upon theoffensive examinations and local treatmentfrom which every modest woman shrinks.When a woman suffers in this way she-

should consult, in person or by letter, someeminent physician who has the wisdom andexperience to know that these troubles areeasily cured by the right remedy, withoutoffence to modesty. Dr. U. V. Pierce hasbeen for thirty years chief consulting phy-sician to the Invalids' Hotel and SurgicalInstitute, at Buffalo. N*. V., one of the lead¬ing medical institutions in the worldMany thousands of women have used his" Favorite Prescription " who were physi¬cal wrecks and who are now happy wiveswith happy husbands. Honest druggistswill not offer -ioniething else in place ofthe famous "Favorite Prescription."

" After having been married nine years, havingK-v>! hca.th generally, and no children, I con¬sulted you in regard to my case," writes Mrs.Virginia A. Thornton, of H.illoca. ChattahoocheeCo.. Ga. "I received prompt reply, with direot! ms using emir medicines, which I followed.After talcing ten bottles of Dr. Tierce's FavoritePrescription, I happily found myself in an ex¬

pectant slate, and in due time ga-.-i- birth to n finet>y_girl She is two years and-a-half old now,

und ls healthy and fat."Constipation ? " Biliousness " ? That

means "danger ahead." Dr. Pierre's Pleas¬ant Pellets arc a sure cure.

NON-INFLAMMABLE.REMOVES GREASE and DIRT

SILK, WOOL and COTTONWithout injury to the most delicate fabric or color

ami without the use >>t water.

Cleans Kid Cloves.Sold by Druyijists and Croccrs.

Made byMARSHAL! CHEMICAL CO.. MARSHALL. VA.

.-\>k mihi-

DRUGGIST bMlMntor a gciMToiis y-r-"v^-"**S3T.

Ely's Civ mi Biliap|ffcontains no i-o»ine,mercury nor a n y HBp <vother injurious drug. ff^towrj<'/^ *

od. (tivos relief at BB^ÖI--^j^^0I1C0. It opens and ^SSr \^'^a>cleanses the nasal , , , _ ,

passages. Allays in- ' X*\ ' J |Ki H j£ Atlammation. Seals and Protects the Mem-brano, Restores the Senses ol Taste an 1 .Smell.Full size, 50 cents. Trial size, 1 < >c at drug¬gists or by mail.ELY'S BROTHERS, 5G Warren Street, NewYork.

Tetter, Salt-Rheum and Eczema.The intense itching and smarting, inci¬

dent to these diseases, is instantly allayedby applying Chamberlain's Eye andSkin Ointment. Many very bad caseshave been permanently enred by it. Itis equally efficient for itching piles anda favorite remedy for sore nipples,chapped hands, chilblains, frost bitesand chronic sure eyes. 25 cts. per box.

Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are

just what "a horse needs when in hadcondition. Tonic, blood purifier andvermifuge. They are not food butmedicine and the best in use to put a

Inuse in prime condition. Trice -5cents per package.

HERBERT BRYANTALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,

Manufacturer of

FERTILIZERSPINE GROUND RAW BONL t warranted

FINEP GROUND NOVA 8C0TIA LANDPLASTER. , ., .

aBfr-Circulars or our regular brands raatloa

on application.Special formula* skilfully and w.-urately

prepared.Also dealers in AGRICULTURAL IMPLE¬

MENTS and MACHINERY, GARDEN,FIELD and GRASS SEEDS.

Fertilizer factoryand wharf foot Duke at.

Agricultural and seed warehouse 11 r K eig at.Virreanondoi'e* seiicit<>d Vib*>V 1t

JNO. P. ROBINSON, UEO. S. FRENCH.Presidont Secretary.

Alexaüdria Fertilizerand ChemicalCompany,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Fertilizers, Fertilizer Materials ami

Blue Windsor Ground Plaster,PRINCESS STREET. BETWEEN UNION

AND LEE.jaul4_ALEXANDRIA. VA.

IMPORTANTNOTICE.

We believe it to be to your interest to in¬spect our stock of spring Goods in 1H>-MESTIC DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,

FURNISHINGS,UNDERWEAR, FISE PERCALES/.EPHY R GINGHAMS and WORSTEDEFFECTS. Full line of NECKWEARthe latest styles.A. C. SLAYMAKER,

SUCCESSOR TOAMPS B. SLAYMAKER,

KING STREET

LIGHTNING HOT DROPS eines CholeraMorbus, Heals Flesh Wounds and Bruises,

cures Rheumatism. Neuralgia and all kindsof Pain, cures Cramps. Diantuea and SummerComplaint, cures Sore Throat and Quinsy

WARFIELD & HALT.,

published daily and tbi-wejcjcly at

Gasette Buildinx.310 A 812 Prince au

- TEEMS:Daily. | Tbi-Weekly.

l^Teat.$5 00 1 Your.$3 CK1,; Honths. 2 50 6 Mouths. 1 503:Months. 125 3 Months. 751 Month. 43 1 Month. 25lWeok. 10A.!! transient advertisements most be paid fo!

in advance.Contract advortisera will not be allowed to ex-

cood thuir space unless tho oxcoas is paid foiat transient rates, and under no circum-stances will they be allowod to advertiseothorihao their logitimate business in thespace contracted for.

Marriage and death notices most be paid foiin advance.

Resolutions in memoriam, of thanks, tributesof respect, resolutions adopted bysociotiee01 persons, unless of public concern, willonly bo printed in this paper as advertisemenu.

1 he Gazette office is connected with theT.-.lophono Exchanges. Advertisements, or-d< re Per the paper, news or any informationor business can bo sont by telephone,stored ai the Postoflioe Alexandria, Virgin-iu. a3 second-class matter.l

BlSKoP NEWTON.Ti e death of Bishop J. B. Newton at

bis home in Richmond yesterday was

mentioned iu the Gazette of thatiat<>. He was stricken with hearttrouble a' 1 o'e'ekin th<-morning, ardpasstd away about three hours lato ,

conscious to the last and surroundedby the member* of his family. BishopNewton was upon the streets Thuisday,and was apparently in perfectly goodhealth. At tea be was exceedinglybright and happy with his family, andno one supposed that the terrible afrdiction wus to fall so soon. He had!x eo ii sufierer from heart tiouble in a::ü!'i form for about two years.Bishop Newton was a native of

\\ e.-tmoreland county, having beenborn ai "Linden," the elegant home ofhis parents. He was a son of Hon.Willoughby Newten, one of the mostti.red Virginians of bis time, havingi wide reputation as a lawyer and be-fore the war represented bis county inthe State Legislature and in Congie-.-.["he mother of Bishop Newton was

Mary Bruckenborougb, a native ofII chmond, and daugtiter of JudgeWin. Brockeuhorough, of the VirginiaCourt of Appeals.

Tiie future bishop spent his childhoodin his beautiful country home, leavingit in early youth to attend the Episci».ml High School, near Alexandria, an<-afternards Edge Hill School. Aft re mpletiog his academic education hestudied medicine at Winchester undertutelage of the father of Dr. HunterMcGuire. Later on he was graduatedrom the Medical College of Virginia.Batering the Confederate service at

the breaking out of hostilities he at¬tended Gen. A. P. Hill's command as

d.-v-istaht surgeon, being afterwards promoted to the rank of surgeon.November 5, 1862, he married Ro

berta Page Williamson, daughter of

Joseph Alleine and Mary Hann PageVVillnmson. After the war he settledin Westmoreland near his old homeand pmcticed his profession.The need of church privileges in the

county awakened bis interest andmi the absence of a rector in theparish Dr. Newton obtained the bishtjp'a consent to conduct lay services.1 hese were held in a lay schoolhouse'.mi in private bouses. He also organ¬ized a Sunday school. "Eventually he

eided to give up secular pursuits and:ive his life to the work of the Gcspel.I laving a wife and five children to pro¬vide for and the income from his dailypractice Iiis only source of revenue, a

course at the Theological Seminary was

lor him an impossibility. Determinedupon the accomplishment of his cherish¬ed object he devoted every spare moinetit of his time to hard study and a:

the end of two years passed the same

examinations prescribed for studentswho have passed through all of theclasses. He was ordained to the dia-c nidie of the Frotestant Episcopalchurch and immediately received a callto ihe rectorship of "South Farnham"parish, which included St. John'schurch at Tappahannock and St. Paul'schurch, iL' miles distant.

His election to the assistant bishopricwas a just recognition of his Hue ca¬

pacities as demonstrated in the coun¬

cils of the diocese and the conventionsof the general church in which he was

at ail times a prominent figure.An unusual circumstance of Dr.

N ew ton's election to the assistant bi h-opric is his having been called frompastorate work within the parish.Energy was a distinguishing character¬istic of Bishop Newton. From the dayI:.- received his diploma until the d.iyof his ordination to the ministry hepracticed medicine and he filled theunices of a rector in his parish untiltie- day of his consecration to the bish¬opric.

Bishop Newton was an alumnus ofthe Medien' College of Virginia.

Bishop Newton is survived by hisn idow and ten children.nine sons andone daughter.

There is Nothing So Good.There is nothing just as good as Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption,Coughs and Colds, so demand it anddo not permit the dealer to sell yousome substitute. He will not claimthere is anything better, but in order tomake more protit he may claim some¬

thing else to be just as good. Youw ant Dr. King's New Discovery becauseyou know it to be safe and reliable, andguaranteed to do good or money re

funded. For Coughs, Colds, Consump-lion and for all allections of Throat,Chest and Lungs, there is nothing so

good as is Dr. King's New Discovery.Trial bottles free at E. L. Allen's DrugSi ore. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00.

Tho West field (Ind ,) News prints tLefoliow ing in regard to an old resident of(hat place: "Frank McAvoy, for manyyears in the employ of the L., N. A. &C. Ry.. here, says:"'l have used Cham¬berlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarrheaRemedy for teu years or longer.amnever without it in my family. I con¬sider it the best remedy of the kindmanufactured. I take pleasure in re¬

commending it.'" It is a specific forail bowel disorders. For sale by J. H.Jauuey, Druggist, 701 King street.

HAS A NAME TO ITS CREDIT

IS A CKEDIT TO ITS NAME.

NONE BETTER.

FEW AS GOOD.

lopn D1CVC

MADE BY

REMINGTON AKMS CO,

FACTORY.I LION, N. Y.

FREEBORN G. SMITH,

AGENT FOR WASHINGTON D. G

ASH BY MILLER,

AGENT FOE ALEXANDBIA, VA.

ap!9

BOOTS AM) SIIOKS.

RED-HOT BARGAINS.IN.

Ladies' Cotton Slipporsfor house wear 25 cts.

Ladies' Oxford Tics,dark tan. Worth $2.Our price $1.25.

Ladies' Oxfords fromÖO cts to $3. All thonew ideas.

GENTS:We have tho pick of the mark for

you. All the new shapes and colors.Vici Kid, Kangaroo orCaif, and theprice elspwhero is $4 for this class ofgoods. We call it $3.

DO YOU RIDE A BIKE ?IF YOU WANT TO BEUP TO DtTESee our ELK SOLE TAN L A. W.

SHOK and say, wo cha.go you onlyS?15 for a pair of these shoes.

J.A.Marshall andBro.422 KING STREET

Leaders in Up-to-Date Footwear.

EExTBA! JLLiXTEAHAND MADE SHOES FOB ALL

AT THE

New York Shoemakiog & Repairing Co.FINE HAND-MADE SHOES. $2.25

(To Oidor or Beady Made).Half Solo and Heel While You Wait, 40c.

Best Workmanship and Material GuaranteedOUBtMOTTO:

Quick Sales and Small Profits.404 King Street. : : : : Alexandria, Va.ap!5

E 0 K G E D. SEEDBuilder ofG

HEED'S DRY Alii REFRIGERATOR.Overhead System. Section Built,

For Butchers, Grocers. Hotels, etc. Also re¬

pairing ot all kinds of refrigerators. Sampleof Refrigerator cau he seen at Grilll>ortzerBro.'s. 1329 King street, Alexandria. Also asocond-hand Refrigerator for sale cheap.GEO. D. REED. 122:» King Streetmy IT 3t*

THE FAMOUS SPECIFIC. ORANGRBLOSSOM, a ]>ositivo euro for all foraaic

diseases. For sale byWARFIELD £ HAT.T.

ni;y goods.

rv ! in o n

Brimfiil ol interest are theannouncements we make fromday to day. I he stocks are

overflowing with goods of thebest qualities and prices are

adjusted to the lowest possi¬ble point. The service, al¬ways good, and in every waywe stand ready to serve thepublic with promptness andefficiency.

French Piques.Regular price 30% We arc goilig tosoli thcin at 15c a yard.

Creates! Bargain in (he MarlOne of tho=o Gentlemen's Linon CrashSuits which would cost you §5 tr>make. You may got one as long as wohave them for S2.5( I.

A New Line ol' Percals,All of the latest and newest styles.Polka Dots. Bed and Black, Blue andw Jiito, etc.

Lapet Mulls.red grounds with Black Figures andI'olka Dots.

Hosiery and Ladies' UnderwearV

At a (treat Seduction.

We havo received a Manufacturer1sample line of magnificent Dresses forMisses and Children, in White, Ging¬ham, Percai ami Calico. Prices to suiteveryone.

Headquarters for Shirt Waists. Al¬ways the latest Celts. Neckties, Collars,Cuffs and all the season's necessities.

Extraordinary'oflerings in Wuppers.

The prices which we havo put on ourTrunks will clean th in out tit once.Lose no time in seeing then).

Special sale iri Ladies' Dress Skirls.

Wo will have on sale Monday oOO ofall color of those 10c Curuins.

Come early and get the choice of thegreat bargains we are offering in everydepartment.

. Hohberg & Son,Cor. Kins ami Boval Sis.

BOOX9 AND SHOES.

AND YOU CAN DO BUSINESSWITH THEM.

This is true beyond a question of doubt]andin consopienco I have made a plunge whichI feel sure the people of Alexandria must ap¬preciate.Having bought (ditcct from the manufac¬

turer) three oHtire lots of Mioes at much less

than cost of making I will, beginning

Saturday, May 15,offer tho public a Ladies' Fine Vici Kid But¬ton Boot, patent loathor Tip. that sohl for!?2.50, at §1,45.A Ladies' Tan Button Foot that sold for

.¦f'2 75, at $1.50.A Ladies' Fine l>>ngola Oxford, patent

leather tip, that sold for S2, at $1.25.I also havo some very attractive Bargains

for Men Folks.Thoy will not last long at these prices, not¬

withstanding the lots uro largo. So come

iiuick and early in order to get your size.

F. PAFF,423 KING STREET.

THEONLYSHOE ST.)R2 ON THENORTHSIDE OF KING STREET.

CANNED FRUIT CHEAP..Royal AnnCherries Gold Drop Plums, Apricots and

Damson Plums for sale at 15c, large cans, at

_

J. C. MILBCEN'S.

SWEET PEAS SWEET PEAS.Mandeville and King's Mammoth Pack¬

et. Price 5c_E. 8. LEADBEATER & SONS.

"\T AXIMTJM. Minimum, Clinical. StandardIri. Dairy and Brewers' ThonaometersHydrometer«. Anoroid3, Barometers. &c., fr i8*1» br E S. LEADBEATER & SON'S.

yCTQ MORE ROUND SHOULDERS..WealJ^t the improved "Knickerbocker ShoulderBraces." Prices 75c. $1 and §1.25. Forsale by_E. S. LEADBEATER & SONS.

REDUCTION IN FRUIT JARS..Mason'sPints 50c per dozen; Quarts t>Oc and

Hall Gallons SOc, at

_IC, MILBHRN'S.

LEADBEATERS'S BED BUG POISONinodorous and colorless. Price 50 cents

a pint.E. S. LEADBEATER Ä SON&

BANQUET LAMPs..Ac entirely newline of Lamps and Silk Shades just re¬

ceived, and at low prices at¦R. I. MTT.T.^H * ¦sTtN'S.

HE INFANT TOILET "STAR IVORY'( OMBS. Price 15c

E S l.F.ADREATEB A SOWS

FIDELITY COCKROACH, BEDBUG andRAT PASTE just received and for sale

by WARFLEI.D i HALL.

]_FURNITURE.

THE FURNITURE HOUSE

COR. KING & ST. ASAPH STS

$60Waverly

It is not necessary to paythe highest price f.>r a bicycleto enjoy cycling any more thanyou must have the highest cost

carriage to enjoy driving. Ofcourse there is satistaction andvalue in the latest improve¬ments, but we have a bicyclefor $60 that is as thoroughlyconstructed as a bicycle can

be. We guarantee them for a

year.

600 KING STREET.

CIGARS AND TO^ACjCO.

We PresumeYnii know what Cigars are and also thatthere aro many kinds of Cigars. Thekindof a Cigar wo wish to call your atten¬tion to is not the kind that is to ho ex¬amined through an eyeglass or carefullyexamine', under the glare of electriclights in onler to get at their combi¬nation.

The Virginia"is Miiokeanlc, weil put togetherfand of a

delightful davor, such as no other Cigarcontains, it attracts the eye. Vou willlike it belter after a trial smoke, and asno other manufacturer is conversant withtho various methods of its make-up, itcannot he duplicated.

Manufactured by

ALEXANDRIA, VA.

CLOTHING. PDRWISHINGS, &c.

FIVE DOLLARS.Nil] buy you a serviceable stylish CassimrreJuit from any one of six diflcrout p ttonisloa will he surprised at tho good value dis-ilayed, as they arc guaranteed free fromihoddy and fast colors.

Our line of $7.5' I and $10 suits comprisesill tho various styles and shades of ScotchJhcviot plaids and overplaids, equal in ijuali-y and finish to regular $1.1 and IfIS grades(lscwhero. A pair of tho Harris Wire Buckle

suspenders givou with every Suit.

A largo stock of Gent's Fancy Shirts, Un-lerwcar and Neckwear at tho low«st possibletrices.

A complete lino of Samples from which wo

viil make you a suit to your measure from512 up.

All goods arc maiked in plain figures. One'rice to all.

Remember we refund tho money for anyiiirchasc if desired.A Useful Leather Purse given to each pur-

baser.

R. Lee Field,)NE PRICE CLOTHIER & FURNISHER

NO. 304 KING STREET.ap'J lyr

REMOVÄI7Having removed my

.MARBLE YARDrom the northwest corner of Alfred and

Duke streets to 31f> aud 317 south Alfreditreet, I invite a coutinuanco of the publicpatronage.

WM. CHAUNCEY.my24 3m_HARD RUBBER TELESCOPIC EAR

TRUMPET..This is tho most con¬

venient and easily carried instrument of thissind that can be used as an aid to the deafFor sale by

E. S. LEADBEATER & SONS.

ACME RUBBER TISSUE, for instantlymending kid gloves, torn clothing or

:loth of any kind without detection. Nostitching required. Price 10c per yard. E01,aJo by _WARFIELD <s HALL

CASTILE SOAP and Turkish Bath Cloth.This soap is made from pure Olive Oil

pressed from prime fresh olives, retaining thenatural color of the fruit. Price 10c.

_E. 3. LEA OBEATER flc SONS.

SAFETY RAZOR, once used you will neverdo without it. For sale by

HENRY W. WLLDT,106 N. Royal street.

DRY GOODS.

CORSETS

ladies don't need a heavj weight' orset in summer Wo supply thewant, with an extremely light woightat 35c.

Msuy bargains in the American LadyCorsets left. We will close out all thebalance left over this week. No 15cand 25c American Lady Corsets loftfrom the assortment advertised iulast week's issue. Our low pricesmovo this planet.

C. M. ADAMS.

New Arrivals.Ladies' Linen Collars. Sizes 12k, to144.Ladies' Leather Belts in every color.Ladies' Fans in tho newest smallshapesLadies' Opera Hose. One case Price35c. Our prico 15c. All in bootpatterns, will bo a rapid seller.

C. M. ADAMS.

Men's

Cheviot Shirts.We sro fortunate in securing this ele¬gant Shirt for men. We think thisgarment wiil be appreciated by manydisappointed men who have been un¬fortunate iu finding a good long wear¬er. Price 85c. Our price 50c. Pat¬terns neat Woven colors. Doublestitched. Full length and width. Aperfect model of neatness.

C M. ADAMS.

Hosiery.Infante' Half Hose in Black, Tan andWhite.Small Children's Hose to tuit in age.2, 3 and 4 years..Men's Hose in the lightest texturefor warm weather. Wo gladdeu thehearts of the little ones.

C. M. ADAMS4] 1 King street.BUILDING MATERIAL

MOOT & CO.

'.Successors to J. Eect_< müm «j» w.,t

fflU FLOORING 4 PLANING MILL,Manufacturers of

) >OB AND WINDOW FRAMES, MOULING8, &c.

»KALERS IN LUMBER, SHINGLES.LATHS, NA1I-S, LIME,

A LCINED PLASTER and CRM ENI'Mo. 25 north Union street.

Alexandria, Va.nmbor dolivorod froe in the city,

[Established 1822.)TOS1AH H. D 8MOOT

LUMBER,Shingles, Laths, Nails, Cement, Calcined

Plaiter, &c.SLAIfUFACTUBJSBß 0»

*IAWRING, DOORS, HASH, BLINDSFRAMES, MOULDINGS MANTEL3,AND ALL KIND8 OF WOOD WORK

Office and yard No. 21 north Union streetfactory Nos. 13 and 15 north Loo st., Alex«a idria, Va. No charee for dolivery in city.

jT^ISFEILL & SON,8. E. Cor Royal and Wilkca street,

Alexandria, Va.

Sew Sash, Door and Frame Factory,Now in Full Operation.

PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED ME¬CHANICS RUN IT.

If you don't know what you want we can

tell you. Wo will keep in stock and meetcompetition on tho following goods; viz:FRAMES, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, BRACK-ET8, MOULDINGS, MANTELS, NEWELS,BALUSTERS, FLOORING, RUSTIC SID¬ING, DRESSED BOARDS, «scC. SQUARETURNED WORK A SPECIALTY. Specialattention given to Church, Store, Office andPorch Work. All communications from thcountry promptly answerod, and all ordorpromptly fillod. Estimates cheerfully furnished. fob25 2y

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

i'aek agnew, m. b. haklow,

President. Secretary and Treasurer.

Alexandria Brick Co.,Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of

MACHINE AND HAND-MADE

BRICKS.OFFICE 107 SOUTH ROYAL ST.,

Alexandria. Virginia.

JUST RECEIVED a complete line of Prefossor J. J. George's SCIENTIFIC PRE¬

PARATIONS FOE THE FEET, includinghis Patent Instep Cushions for high and lowshoes. Corn and Bunion Shields, etc fcisale by E. S. LEADBEATER & 80NS'.

Ask for a Pamphlet on Pndialogy_

BLACK AGRICULTURAL PEAS, new

crop, n store and for sale byHERBERT BRYANT,

117 King street.

I_ GROCf KlKS._BUTTER!

BUTTER!BUTTER!

Tho vory Best Creamery Butter, 20c per lb.Choieo Loudouu County Butter 16c pei lb.Good Butter, 12V P*-*r lh.Arbucklo's Coll'ee, 12V per lb.Fiesh Roasted Bio Cotleo, 12c per ib.Best Corn Starch, IJ'yc per package. '! pick-

ages for 10c.Beat Jfacaroni, <>-: per pat k:-ge.Large California Prunes, 5c per lb.Sun-Dried Apple«,3c per lb.Pure Leaf Lard. 7c per lb. libs for 25c.Table Belie Flour; 35c a sack. $5.25 per

barrel.Best XXX Ginger Snaps, 4c per lb.Beet XXX Soda Crackers, 4c per lb.Quaker Boiled Oats, 2V per II).Fine Table Sait, 2 bags for 5c.Canned Peaches.three cans Fine Table

Peaches 25c.1 dozen Large Boxes of Matches (200 in a

box) 10c.Golden Drip Syrup, 20c per gallon.

W. P. Woolls & Son._CHINA AND GLASSWARJB.

SouvenirChina.

We have just imported a

large stock ot Souvenir Chin:-,with views of the "CarlisleHouse" and "Marshall House"faithfully reproduced. The lineembraces a Hue assortment olshapes and the prices rangefrom ioc to 75c each. Partiesdesiring a souvenir of our oldcity can find nothing prettieror cheaper for the purpose.

EJ.MlHerlCo.Sole Lealers,

«7 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA

MACHINERY.

J & H. AITCHESON,

Practical Machinists and Engineer-And Builders of

ÜAüIN E AND STATIONARY ENGIN£8

Blackamithing and 8team Fitting. En¬gineers' and Machinists'Supplies, and all sorts>f mill work and that connected with brick¬work promptly exocntod. Repairing prompt-y dono. J. & EL AITCB ESON,wylO 116 King St., Alexandria, V».

M. 8. MOORE,

Machinist, Iron and Brass: Pounder,SHIPSMITH AND BLACKSMITH,

'OLD DOMINION WORKHlJOÜTH UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIArVtil furnish and repair all kinds of Machine¬ry, Iron and Brass Castings, Wrought and>uit Iron Fonces, Mill Work, Ship and Black-smithing. Edge Tools. Mill Picks, Facing Harn-nors, and all kinds of Mill Work .undo and ro-

lairod at the ihortont notice and at roasonableirices.a^-The highest market prico paid for Old

Vronght and Cast Iron. Bran and Copper.

_COAL AND WOOD

COAL!_COAL!VHTTE AND RED ASH, SHAMOKIN AND

LYKEN'S VALLEY.From the famous minos of the8USQUEHANNA COAL COMPANY.

>nre Coal, woll scroonrd, 2240 lbs to the ton.ALSO

CUMBERLAND, NEW RIVER AND SPLINTCOAL.

Familios, Public Institutions, and Mannarturors suppliod at lowest market rates.

All orders loft at office, 114 south St. AsaphtToot. telephoned immediately to yards.

J. R. ZIMMERMAN,Wharf and Yards, foot of Quoo': Htr.v-t,

QOALl GOAL I

On our wharf and tc arrivs durinf tha ie»-

on a full stock ofLNTHRACITE,

CUMBERLAND andaFLINT COALS

of the best quality and well scroonod.We will be pleased to supply our friends

nd customers at lowest market price per tonf 2240 pounds, delivered at houses, cars or

oata. W. A. SM<X/f & (X).,Telephone -all 57.

NEW GOODS-AT.

DYSON'S LITTLE STORK.ALL GRADE OF BOX PAPER. 8cto 50c.WRITING TABLETS, for jien or

pencil, lc to 25c.^ CROQUET SETS CHEAP. -«S

Plain and Fancy Ink Stands. Thebest Ink. Paper. Pens and everythingfound in a Bookstore. The latent

NOVELS, MAGAZINES AND PaPERS.

S. F. Dyson & Bro.;508 KING STREET.

OACH TRAP-SURE CATCH. 1'lacjan onion in the trap *nd it will do the

¦eat Price 5c. For sale byE. S. LEADBEATER <fc SONi