Alexandria 4$»\.tit+TUESDAY EVENING. AFBIL 30 1901'
^LOCAL MATTERS.-an ils«· tomorrow at 5 01 « m and <·<¦
ait «:53 p. m. High water at OtlwJ a. m. and
6:37 p. m.J_Weather PaoBABiUTiie.For this sec¬
tion fair t( nigbt «n1 Wednesday, light varia¬ble winds._ ^_
Business ???'? Lkauur..-But fewattended tbe meeting of tbe BusinessMen's League last nigbt, and no busi¬ness was transacted. Those presentindulged in an interchange of opinionin connection with Alexandria's affairs,her prospects and hope-«, and it was de¬cided to make an eilort to bave anothermeeting next Monday night to wbichall interested in tbe city's welfarewould be invited in order tbat someplan caá be formóla'oi by which orcommercial eiowth may be accelerated.Mr. ?. B, Harlow stated tbat shouldour people erect buildings suitable formanufacturing purposes tbey couldreadily be rented to manufacturers wbowould bave an incentive» to come toAlexandria by tbe oheap rents prevail¬ing bere. He cited an instance: Agentleman from a neighboring city was
here recently looking for a r-uitablebuilding in wbich to locate a silk fac¬tory. He would have been satiefieidwith one floor of any building wheresufficient light could have been ob¬tained. He neither purposed bayingor ereoting a structure, but was anxiousto lease one. Tbeie was but one
place which met his requirements, andtbat was the Mount Vernon CottonFactory. He found be could not leaseeven one II »or of that building, aodbad been compelled to leave the cityreluctantly. Mr. Harlow furtherstated that other cities w°re ready to«met such requirement?; that syndi¬cates were formed, buildioga erected formanufacturirg purposes and moneyloaned those wbo were ready to embarkio such enterprises. He thou-ht a
similar spirit should be manifested inAlexandria. The people of Norfolk,he said, bad offered to pat up in sixtyday-'lime a suitable building for tbegentleman wbo wanted to bring bisBilk factory to Alexandria. The meet¬ing adjourned after an hour and a halfsession.
Gyi\3V Camp Sbabchbd .DetectivesO'Connell, of New York, and Weedonand Parham, of Washington, were outamong tbe gypsy campa in tbe vicinityof this city all day yesterday and outillate last night endeavoring to obtainsome information in the Willie McCor-mick case, Tbe detectives came toAlexandria late in tbe afternoon andvisited the camp at 8r. Asaph, and one
located near Fort Myer. Tbe detectives,it is thought, did not make much bead-way yesterday. Detective O'Connellsent several telegraphic communica¬tions to New York during tbe day, andtwo more after be returned from thiscity late laet night. It is understoodtbat the detectives are waiting some in¬formation from Jersey City in referenceto a dispatch, which is said to bave beensent there by one of the gypsies lastFriday ui-ht, while the two girls wereunder arrest.
A JAPANK8B Picture .Mr. EidieSchüler io writing from Cavité wherehe is stationed aa a member of Co. B,1st Battalion U. T. M. C. tells bis rela¬tives and friends in this city that be isblessed with excellent health and basnothing of wbiob to complain in bisse vice to Uncle Sam, yet he has a
strong desire, if not a longing, to getback into "God's country." Eddieoften remembers family ties by seedingmementoes from tbe distant islands.Among those just received is an oilportrait of hie brother, Mr. F. Bcbuler,It is of medium bust si?; and was en¬
larged from a miniature linotype sentfrom this city, and as a copy shows thewonderful artistic skill of tbe Japanese.The rememberances sent toother mem¬
bers of the family show remaikableingenuity in workmanship and are ad¬mired by all wbo a^e them,
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Puhick Chtjboh..-At tbe regularmorning services at old Pohick Churchon Sunday last the rector, Rev. Mr.Meade, announced to bis congregationthat tbe ladies of the Mount VernonRegents' Association would visit tbepariah Suodav, May 12, for the pur¬pose of engaging in oomtnunion servicein tbe old bouse of worship so intima't-ly connected witb the life of Washing¬ton. The movement inaugurated byMount Vernon Chapter, daughters ofthe American Revolution for the restor¬ation of the church has brought it.'prominently before the public.
Rohukd on Chain Bbidmb..MìhsBlanche Ferguson, of Langley, Fairfaxcounty, reported to tbe Washington po¬lice yesterday morning that she wasrobbed of a pocket-book containing $2.nd six car tickets at 8 o'clock yesterday morning on tbe Chain Bridge beyond Georgetown. Miss Ferguson aaysshe was accosted by three persons.WDom ebe supposed to be gypsies. Theytook ber pocket-book and left. Tbecounty authorities are to investigatetbe matter.
POLICB CoUBT..-The following casi ßwere disooeed of today :Aaron Jackson, colored, charge'! with being
dronk in the atreet. waa dlsrvisaed.Sdward Qlorot, charged with being drank
.nd · auspicious character, waa dietulseee),Martha Haghta, colored, charged with aa-
san li d« and beating Mary Williams, forfeit¬ed t& collateral.
N'ifiht Repurt..Laat night we· eleer andcoo Three piaoners and tbr-elodgfri were
.t tbe stetiou house.
Cannot Comb.Rev. W. J. Young,D. IV, pastor of the ?. E. ChurchSouth in this city and who, it was an¬
nounced, would preach in tbat ohorchon W-ihiesday nigbt, has telegraphedtbat owing to tbe death of a prominentmember ot bis church he would be un¬able to till bis engagement here. Tbeusual prayer meeting services will beheld.
HoBBKSeji.D .Hampton Stock Farm,>?>. G??-rliaud H. tìtnilh. propaetor,Alexandria county, has sold to Mr.Francia Coobran ot New York city, thechestnut heavy weight hunter "Em¬peror," 16 2 bande.
Stop·, the Cemghand Works Off tin· Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet« care a
coli in one day, No Care, no Pay. Price95 cents.
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"I had pile· 10 bid I could get to rest norfind a care antil I tried DeWitt'a WitchHas«l Salve. After using it once, I forgot Iever had anything like piles." E. C. Boiee,borner j Point, N. T. Lookout for imitations.Be tare yon aak for DeWitl'i.
Bow Art» 1 our Kidney· fl>r Hohb«'Sparaeu» Pills pore all kid tier Ills. sam¬
ple tree. Ada. eterno« Ucimxi» tu-, Calcano or N. V.
PKB30NAL. -Mr. S. G. Brent hasbeen invited by tbe Ladies' Associationto deliver the address at tbe floraldecoration of the Confederate graves atWarrenton.Mr. Jacob Yot-t, of S'.aunton, wan in
| tbe city yesterday, the guest of Mr.Park Agnew, having cone to discuterepublican politice concerning State
! affairs.i Mr. C W. Spangler has been ap¬pointed temporary agent in this city of
! the B. & O. Railroad in place of D. P.Hurley, who mysteriously disappearedfrom this city recenty.Mr. David Makeiy, who was seriously
hnrt by falling from a street car inWashington on Saturday evening and
I who is now at tbe Euergancy Hospitalin that city, is rapidly recovering fromhis injuries.Tbe condition of Mr. W. F. Creighton
continues quite serions, though be was
resting comfortably today.Mr. Leonard Marbury and family
who spent tbe winter at fumter, T. C,have returned to tbeir borne to Ibis city.Mr. Marbury is much improved inin bealtb.Mrs. James Kirk, widow of Rev.
James Kirk, who before the war was a
well-known educator of Alexindria,was in tbe city yesterday on a shortvifit to old friends.The condition of Mr. William Violett,
who has been critically ill for tbe pasttwo weeks, is still serions. Last nightbe was removed from the Infirmary tohis late home, on south Lie street.
Coubt Notes.Judge Norton inthe Corporation Court today granted acharter to the Springman Express Com¬pany, the purpose of which organiza¬tion is to conduct a general exprese andhauling business, and to transport pas¬sengers, friegbt and bat gage, with theprivilege of establishing agencies, erect¬ing storehouses in which to place prop¬erty entrusted to its care &c. The capi¬tal stock" of tbe company is to be $25,·000, divided into 350 shares at $100eacb. Mr. Springman is president andMr. James E. Clements is the agent forthis section.
Messrs. James E. Alexander and E.E. Downbam were appointed trustées ofAndrew Jackson Lodge of Masons inplace of B. F. Price and F. A. Reed, de¬ceased.A decree was entered directing Geo.
D. Cupid to show cause why a resale ofoertain property of tbe estate of GeorgeL Seaton should not be. sold, Cupidhaving made default in the payments.During the month tbe clerk of the
Corporation Court recorded 47 deedsand issued 48 marriage licenses.88 towhite and 5 to colored people.Thb Golf Club.The coarse of the
Alexandria Golf C ub presented quitea lively appearance yesterday after¬noon when its first handicap of the sea-pon was played. Of a considerablenumber of starters twelve returnedcurd*. 1 · tbe ladies' contest Mrs. H. F.Robertson was winner, with a net scoreof52, bavin; a handicap of f.irty-five. Inthe gentlemen's contest Mr. C. F.Thomas and Master Beaudric Howellmade a tie for first honors with a t^cireof 51, thank to a handicap of 10 each.The scores were as followe: C. F.Thomas, 61.1C*=51; Beaudric Howell.61.10=51; W. F. Lambert, 55-0=55;0. R Howard, 60.4=56: L9Wis Cheese-man, 64.8=56: O. D. Barrett, 66.10=56, Laurenoe Stabler, 67.6=61; Mrs.H. R. Robertton, 97.15=52; MissHildreth Gatewood, »8-45=53; Mis«Lulle Critcbe.r, 105-35=70; Mrs. J. D.Uitewood, 75-0=75; Misi Mary Pow¬ell, 77-0=77.Good Tbmi'LABS..The Golden Light
Lodge of Good Templáis met lastoigbtand eleoted the following offioersfor the ensuing quarter: Andrew Sulli¬van, jr., P. C. T.; C. R. Herbert,Chief Templar; Mies Belle Steele, ViceTemplar; Eiward Naylor, Secretary;Kl ward Walker, Assistant Secretar;;Mb·» Sadie Lyles, Financial Secretary;A. S. Mankln, Treasurer; Mrs. E.Lyle?, Cbaplair; Joseph Glover, Mar¬shal; Miss Either Griffin, DeputyMarshal; Henry Baker, Guard; Rogerdallivau, Sentinel; A. S. Mankin, J. H.Bartlett and Joe. Glover, Trustees.The se officers will be installed at tbemeeting to be held next Monday night,Death ok an Old Rk&ident..Mr.
Richard Ratclitf?, an old and well*known citizen, died at tbe home of bislirotber-in-law, Mr. Richard H.Warder, on upper King etreet, lastBighe, Tue deceased was 71 years old.lie bad lived in the First ward until a
few months ago. In early life he ac¬
quired tbe cabinet-maker's trade undernie uncle, tbe late William Demaloe,an occupation be, however, relin¬quished, and followed to some extentthat of c irpentering. He was regardedas a good mechanic,
r-PHiNc Opening..The spring opeeing of the Concordia Hotel todaybrought together many of tbe patronsot that well-known houee. Lunch,wbich was commenced at 12 m., willbe served until 12 p. ro. tonight. Theset-out was elaborate and the edibles,including fried oysters' and other deli¬cacies, were prepared in an artisticmanner. Ibe spread sent to tbis officewas much enjoyed, ae is everythingelse that comes from tbe Concordia.
School Entertainment..Ad enter·tainment for tbe benefit of the pianofund of Mt. Vernon Avenue school intheounty, will be given on the even¬ing of May S, at toe school hall, bypupils and friend* of the rchoo!. Ojbof the feature? of tbe eveuing «ill betbe specialties of Mr. Floyd Featbet-stone io c >mic songa and recitationsaod hie chime of belle, the "Peak Ste¬tere," will be given by the pupils.Fishtown..Affairs at Fish town have
undergone but little change since yes¬terday. Prices ranged from $12 to $14per hundred for shad, aod herring were
bringing $2.25 per thousand. Receiptsare still limited. Mr. Theo. Balleugerhas cut cut from Freestone Point. Thefishery of 11*01 bas not been satisfactoryhereabouts.
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Thk One Thino Nbkdkd..Tbeh«*edof the Bureau· of Statistics at\Vaibingtoo réali-ts tbat the li'ebloodof modern busine sis j idicious aelver-lltim, Io bis opinion advertising is allthat is needed to enable our manufac¬turers to increaae their export tradeenormously. His scheme for tbe erec¬tion ota floating exposition of A ?-ri¬cen industrial products is purely an
advertising enterprise.
Thi« signature is on oven- box of the gcu.no·Laxative Bromo<Quin.ne t»¡.m.the remedy that caureti «a colei laa osa· day
Educete Vour Hoar el« Tilth Cttctret«.Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
10v.,_>c. 11C. C. C. tail, «lrufgist- atjtjsj money'
MEDICINAL.
If ron haTen't a regular, bealthj movement oí thebowel· erery day. you're He«, or will be Keep r»urbowel· open, and be well. Force In tuo shape ofTlulent pbyslc or pill poison, U dangerous. Toesmoothest, easiest, mutt perfect way of keeping ibebowel« clear and clean 1« to take
CANDYCATHARTIC
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good Do Good,Sever »Icken. Weaken, or Uripe. 10c. 30c. Mie Writ«for free «ample, aod booklet on health. AddresslUrllx R.wrd. I capta», t hies««, Sonlr»«!, ?·? T*rl. WI»
KjEPYDUflJLOOD CLjjHDRY GOODS.
LAN5BURGH «& BRO.,Washington'« Favorite Store.
Building Sale of
Wrappers and Skirtsr»ty!iih Skirts, made of fas! lark percaline.
Foil umbrella ityle», deep double tliaifi,Gored at the top on French yoke. EQ/,Length, 40-42 Special prke.Or\*Oar regular ¡97 50 Silk Skirts, ezcelleut
quality taffeta silk. Fall circolar style, withthree email ruffles. Gored at thetop on French yoke. Length, 42- ie 1 q43. Building bale Price.¿?*!. 1 V
Walking Skirt of Ii ne quillty black sateenFall width, deep accordion-pleatedflounce. Length, 40-42. Boildiag QtZr·SalePrice.^..mm*0*'Hon·« Skirt of good quility etripod ging¬
ham. Full width and length, finishedwith ß-lnch flounce. 40-42. 8pecial AQrPrice»-.~.-~.^vl*
Building Sale of HandkerchiefsLadie·' and Children's Colored Bordered
Handkerchief«.fast colors-8c value?. ΫBuilding Sale Price..«»««.».***·
Ladies' All-linen Handkerchiefs.lace andinserting trimmed.20c value. Build- f ?~ingSsle Price.....»»...».¦ vlv
Men's JsponetteHandkerchiefs, himit'tcked with silk.initial.regular 15 each. ^C?Boilding Sale Priée, 4 for..*>l,w
Free Dally Deliveries to Alexandria.
Lansburght&Bro.,420 to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON, P.C._TO CURB A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quiñi st. TablxtbAll druggists refund the money if It falla tocure E. W. Gbovb'h signature il on eacbbox. 2o*._ _
LOCAL BREVITIES.The weather continues fine.Tbo f'cuoty Court adjourned yesterday for
the term.Tbe weekly drill of the A, L. I. was well
attended lut nigbt.A new schedule will go into effect on tke
eloetric railway tonnrrow.The athlete cla»s of the Y. M. 8. L. closed
last night «fter a very gin ceetlul eon ron.
The ? and the oyster will now take the»departuro from loJety for a .-mm r's rest.Mr. E. E. Lawler his been appointe! sgent
in this city of the American Fruit Compsny,It is .stated that operations at Freestone
Point flibing sbore will be discontinued attortoday. Moat of ths big shores hav 3 now "cu tout."
It is »gtin stated that an envelope factoiywill bo shortly opened in the ell cotton fai-tory oo oorlh Waibington itreet.A marriego license wie issued in Washing¬
ton yesteiday to Bobert W. Jones aud MatyL. Dos'er. both of Westmoreland.An infant child of Mr. Charles Bcynolds
died at the he me of iti parent·, on upper Kingstreet, this afternoon from spinel meningitis.A delegation of Alexandria Sbrinerà last
nigbt attended a meetitK of Aimas Templein Washington and apenl a most enjoyableevening.Endors Caldwell, · well-known colored
resident of this city and a balf-3ister of JohnCredit, died at her horns on south Boytlitreet lut night.which handle« over 00 per cent, of the fruittrade in all this section, and more irait is nowbeing esten in tbis city than ever beforeani at cheaper prices.Tbe remains of the la'e John C. Clark, for¬
nici 1 ? of this city, who died in Washington onSunday, were brought here today and in¬toned In tho Methodist cemetery.Tbe new dont recently pat in at tho drug
atore of Mr. Edgar Warfield, j r, at tho coraorof King and Pitt streets, ia a flnepioce of workand reflects credit on tbe builder, Mr. J. F.Beider-.Robert W. Duttm, a new-pipe r man, baa
loen appointed chief engineer of the Waah-irgton fire dcp&itmen to aucoeed Mr. JosephPartis The appointment will tako effect to¬morrow.The city démocratie committee will meet
tonight to consider plana for choosing dele-tatt· to tho gubernatorial convention to bebold in Norfolk next Augaat. In many ofthe cities and counties early primarie« will l>sbold " to get rid of the matter" before hotweather comes on, and ihn may be done inthia city.Tbe alarm of fire early last night was
caused by the burning of loot in tho stach atSin >ot ä Co.'s planing mill, 00 north Leestreet. By the prompt arrival of the fire dé¬putaient a diseitroos cjnuigration wasaverted. Tbe atat k was at a whta heat atat one time, and adjoining woodwork bad be-gor. to burn. The prompt «oik of tbe fire¬men toon placed the fire nnler control.
Pkttmjío Up .The olii »ß of «"OlloctorAgnew, U. 8. Internal Bevenuo Collector forthis distri, t, bas prcae&ted a baay scene t>day, numbers of deputies being there settlingtheir acce nati with Mr. Agnew whoae newteim. aa atated yeatcrday, ccrumencca tomorrow.
Dr. Ball'» Celebrated l'ili-, caremany ills. One pi l a dose. Box, (SO pills,10 cts. Cure Constipation, Liver Trouble«,BiUonsne·«, Dyspepsia Impure Blocel sndPoor Blocd. Female Complaints, Stomach andBowel Disorders. Dr. Ball'« Pills neyergripe. Hold by Bichsrd Gibson sad »11 drug.gi«s.
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Those fti..->as little pill·, DeWitt's LittleEarly Bisen will remove ill impariti·· fromyour system, cleanse your bowel«, make themregular.
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ASE BALLS,ATS,AGS,
No«? la lha Time to orfani«) yonr Club.April lit ahoold be "play bal."
Hare a COMPLETE NEW LINE. Shouldcertainly be teen. Baseball SUITS in differ,ent C0L0B8 and at Washing on pricas.Country otders solicited.
All Kinds Sporting Goods.R. E. KNIGHT,
621 KING bTBEET.STATI· »NEB AND NEW8DEALEB.
_JCE DEALERS. _| __IC^ DEALERS._r_iT_tr^ar_«^-ir«ir_r_r_^^
Made from distilled water, now
on sale from our platform.Sold only for cash.
Upon receipt of ice wagons we
will deliver on the streets.
T,atata?atatatata?a?atatatatatatatatatata?a?a?atatatata
DRY GOODS
10th, 11th and F Sts..
New CottonDross Goods,
Embracing the proper sorts to meet the to·coptod Ptris »nd London fashion.
WE OFFEB THE POPULA»AND BEAUTIFUL.
Mercerized Organdie FaçonneAT HALF PBICE.
958 a Yard, Instead of 50c.A variety of exquisite floral printing· in
new deiigo· ou a silk-like white ground, thatretain· its rich loster after being laundered.Thi« verr fashionable and qnlck-Btliing fab¬ric was purchased from the manufacturer tt t
price concession and is offered st half theregular price.
First floor-Tenth st.
Men's Department.(Displaying for woaaea's wear.)
New Wash SilkDe Join ville Scarfs,White and exquisite light coloring·. May beworn ts four in-hand« or "twi» around«,"specially attractive as scarfs for talking nata.
.Mie· Each.Men's Storo.First flxir.
Black Tosca Nets,A Third Off.
(Lsce Dopar traen t.)4.5-ioeh Bleck Tom« Net« por :heeed under
price·. L*r«e mesh. Popolar for waists, en¬
tire dresses, Ae.?ßß the yard. Uaually $1 OO.
First floor.
The "Arnold"Knit Night Drawers,
(For Children.)Tbey are tbe beet protection agalast «old·
a child can have wbile sleeping. They arelight »nd floe in texture, and will not over¬heat in the hottest weather. And very littlebed covering is necessary.
«Oc to $2 OO.
They are superior to all others.Our Mrs. Beynol !·- is demonstrating tbe
full line of the "Arnold" good·.Knit Under¬wear for woman and children. Catt'ogae fret.Millinery Parlors.Second floor.
Another Rose Bush Sale.WEDNESDAY. MAT 1,
We will begin a second Bore Bosh sal·, wbenwo will offer new, fresh Com Bathe·, whichheve been started in pots and are ready toplant out of doors at once. They are hardyvarieties, and nicely put up ia packaiei offour, includine such well-known kinds mSambier-, La France, Ac.
25c for pekg. of 4 Bushe*.
ß??????t» received now.Fifth floor.
ßtr-GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEXAN¬DRIA.
Woodward & Lothrop.ioth, nth & F Sts., n. w.
Washington, D C.11m· lti-,1 Iti.«ul Purifier.
Th« blood le constanti·/ being puri·liei by the long··, liver and kidney·.Keep theee organa in a healthy condi¬tion and tbe bowels regular aod youwill have do need of a blood purifier.For this pnrpoee there i« nothing equalto Chamberlain'«?. Htomach and LiferTablet?, ooe dose of them will do yonmore good than a dollar bottle of thebeet blood purifier. Price 25 canta.Samples free at Richard Gibson's drugstore.
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To accommodate those who are partial tothe use of atonra^ra in applying liquida Intothe nastl passage« for raUirrhal tronblt», th·proprietors propare Cream Btlm in liquidform, which will be known a« Ely'· LiquidCream Balm Price, including the «prayingtube, 75 eta. Druggists or by mai!. «Theli a 1 form embodies the medicinal propertiesot the solid preparation. Cream Balm iaquickly absorbed by the membrane aod doeenot dry up the lerrstlons, but changea themto · natural and healthy character. ElyBrothers, 56 Wijrren street, New York.
You will waste time if you try to car· la.digestion or dytpepsia by starving yourself.Tbst only makes it ivorse wben yoa do eetheartily. You a'ways need plenty of goodfood properly ditjeeted. Kodol DyspepsieCare is the result ot yean of scientific re«search for something that woald digest netonly some el«mints of food bat every kindAnd it is tbe one remedy that will do it.
SBALED PBOP. SALS will be reetivsd ttmy office natii 12 o'clock m. on Wednes¬
day. May 1. 1901, for PAVINO WITHOOBBLE8TONÍ 8 ONE SQDABE on Prince«·street, between Washington and ColumbusThe right to reject any or ell bids is retar -ed.
J. G. HOLOOMBE,tpi27td_City Engineer.
WS KEEP A FULL SUPPLY OF THICELEBRATED KBETOL KEMKDIE8,
for the ente of Ectenia, Diphtheria» HastToni« Velvet Lotion, Beth Holutioa end Ca¬tarrh Care. WABFIELD A HALL,
Ortmr P«·««*«· .te' Ftirf»x «tl>w>!
ANOTHEB INVOICE OF ???????a?G1FOBNIA LEMON CUNO SLICED
PEACHEB, in etna, received tnd fer aale ay4.aMU.HVlM.
DBY GOODS.
Ii PROTECT TNOn Prices.
Our stock is carefully selected. Webuy nothing simply lor the profitthere is in it, without regard to
quality.Our goc-ds are always as represent
ed, and we <*an conscientiously saythey are Thb Best as to qualities,colors, Ac , bought at a good priceand sold at a close profitIn addition we will protect you on
prices; that is, if others advertise a
cut, we will allow the same. All weask is that you will protect us by re¬
porting same to us.Full and handsome lines MA¬
DRAS, India Linens, corded stripedand plaid.
Muslins, PIQUES, &u.Covert Cloths, Galatea Cloths, and
Ginghams.Bleached and Unbleached MUH
LINS.UNDERWEAR.
HOSIERY,NECKWEAR,
NEGLIGE 8HIRTS,TABLE DAMASKS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS.
BEDSPREADS,UMBRELLAS, eie., eke.
Full line small Notions, Embroid¬eries, Laces, eie.
i. C. SiNO. 429 King street.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, Seo.
8UCCEeeOB8 TOGABTEB A HOWARD.
Are now ready to supply the-ir patronswith newand pretty springgoods.Ina few days they will offer anew line of cut glass bowls
at very low prices.No. 423 King Street.
The E. J. Miller Co,IsapoTtcri «nd Jobber* in
Earthenware, Glassware,China and all House-furnishing Goods.WATER COOLERS.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS-White Mountain and Arctic.
Everything in Tin and Enamel Ware.Tea Sets-d»'! pieces.reasonable prices.Gall oa as before 70a parchase anythicg in
oar linn.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTE
Quality EstablishedOut Reputation.
Yes.SOFT-SHELL
CRABS.Want any?
We have'them.UNEXCELLED
DEVILED CRABS.FAMIIilF» SKHVED.
RAMMEL'SRESTAURANT.
HOME 'PHONE 63.
Doa't Toba-.o S»it aad S-aaA.« 1««r Ufe Away.To quit tobacco eaaUy aad forever, be mag¬
netic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-B&c, the stender-worker, that make« weak metaSKocg.' A» druggiate, Il a box Cure guarda·teed Booklet and «ample free. AddwssSterili* Remedy Co, Chicago 0: New YorJr.
DRY G?ODe._____ J ____JDRY GOOI«^
424-426 KING STREET.
STORE OPEN TILL 7 P. M. SATURDAYS EXCEPTER
SPECIAL THREE DAYS' SALE.FOR THREE DAYS we will offer the Housekeepers of Alexandrin
in opportunity te> lay in a supply of Seasonable and Staple Dry Goods andNotions, at prices which we believe to 1m- the lowest ever quote'd in Alexan¬dria for reliable goods. We do not misrepresent anything, ami every artici«·ivill be found exactly as represented.
Remember this sale is for THREE DAY'S ONLY,
Saturday« Monday and Tuesday,
April 27th, 29th, and 30th, Respectively.NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES :
DRY GOODS.Genuine Lancaster Apron Ginghams. Spe¬
cial price.asas«·..........4V yardAndronoggan Bleached Muslin, one yard
wide. Special prie·..................<¡e yar·!Frait of Tbe Loom Bleached Mailin, one
yard wide...«V yardFive piece· White Flannel, 27 inckee aid·
the regular 20c ajnility. Special piiee,14c yard
Twenty piece· good Cottoa Craah. Specialprice.......axaaaaa.2«*jC yardThe Genuine Lons lai· Cambric, one ytrd
wide. Usual price 12V Special priceDo ytrd
Five pieces good Cambric, one yard wide.Usati prie» 10c. Special priese.........7c yardTwenty-one pieces best qnality Colored
Table Oileloths, 1 '4 yards wide. Unstl price20c. Special price..12V yaidGood qnslity Linen Shades. Begular 25c
kind. Specialprice.18: etchThe regular 10c Felt Shade« for three
daysonly...7c each12V Bat·1 Towels, bleached or unbleach¬
ed.¦.Oo oacli
NOTIONS,For three days only we will sell Brainerd
& Armstrong'· 103 ytrd Black Spool Si kfor.m...6c
Good Pearl Bottons. Dozan._2eOne lot Stocknet Drcsi Shield·, good qnali¬
ty. Pair-...M....4cTreasure Nickle Safety Pin·, three elees.
Per card. 3cBlack and Colored Velveteen Facing, l*aj
inches wide. Begalar 12c quality, 4 yardsto piece. Each.......tío
taJtv-Duriniç this THREE DAYS'
exactly half their mark eel prices.OBOOBBIE8.mmTRanmy Seilt the Bit.
New
POTOMAC ROE
HERRING
120 Packages,
Barrels, Halves & Kits,
Branch Herring;
PRICE&CO.SPACK,
G.WM. RAMSAY.
5 GROSS
FINE AMERICAN
GINGER ALE,BELFAST STYLE,
75 centsa dozen
AT
RAMSAY'S.
Rolled Ox Tongues,
3 Sizes,
JUS G BECEIVED BT
G, WM. RAMSAY'S.
NOTIONS.Twenty-fcur dozen Kensington Black Vel-
roteen Fattine, 1\ iaokea wide, 6 yard« to,ho piece. Eegular price 15c. Speeial price.Bach.~..~~~.-.~mm.........m..9cWe will cloas oat all thesnap and fear loop
Hooks and Eyes, The regolar price 10c card.Jpecial price.......mm.~~.~.~.5cOne lot of Covered Whalebones. Dos......5cLinen-back Velvet Blbbons, No. l^e. the
regalar price is 25c pc Speeisl price, pc... 17cOne lot of Ladie·* Black and Fancy Hose,
reducei from 10c to-..........~.5<: pairOdo lot of Ombrio Edge and Insetting· in
romnants, some worth np to 12V yard. Toclose them out. Per yard.....2cLot of Lalios' Gauze Vests. Each.M.MM4c
MEN'SFURNISHINGS.In this three day· apeclal sale we cannot
overlook the men, therefore we have soaae
very special birgains for tbem also as follows:We offer fifteen dosen Men's Oood Colored
Wash Sospendere. Oar leader at 10c. Spe¬cial ptioe 2 pairs for..«...«,...^.25cOne lot of Men's Fincy Hoae, all liaet, the
regular 12V kind. Speeial priée, two painfor.15cOne lot of Men's Bleaohed Jean Drawera.
Pair.,...,....,.15cLot of Men's Oood Handkerchiefs. Each 2cOne lot of Men's Tsn and Fancy Hose.
·****·* in-- ?.a.5cAll ofon ? Men's Oolf Hose that we have been
selling for 75e, f1.00, 11.25 and f1 50, toclose them ont they goat.ßOe pair
Several dosen paira of Men's WorkingQloves, reduced to.......25c pair
SALE all ninnante will be; sold for
DRY GOODS.
D.Bendheim &SonsSl-rOND WEEK'S SALE OP
the (ìreensboro (N. C.) stock.Positively the (¡reatest Harj-ain ever
liappeneel. We have» no room forstirpiti* stoek. It must he gold no
ma'ter what loss we sustain.These Bargrins e-an be had so long
as they last.One lot Black Sa'i? Dache·· in neit itripe
and lìgoree, 69e to 89c valaei. «t 39c yd.One lot Fancy Silk« in over 25 d ftVront
designs, suitable for tfiists and trimmings,39 to 50c vaine«, choice 26c yard.One lot All-silk Black Brocaded Satin
Daches*, 2 piece»; all silk Black Taffeta; onelot all (ilk Blaek Oro« Grains, neat fsney ??¬at?· and stripes, 75c, 89c to 98c vaines.Your choice 49c.Plsin Colored Taffeta Silka, in every new
spring shade, 60 to 69c value·, at 39oyard.One lot double-width Fancy Black Good·,
Mf value at 12V yard.5 pieces sll wool 50-inch Black Cheviot,
89c vaine, at59eyard.2 pieces 28-inh Black ludi· Silk, 75c val¬
ue, 59c jard.All-wool Black Lace Grenadine, '{8-inch.
GOc vaino, at 49c.All-wool Gray Homespar, 54 inebee wide
89c valae, at 59c y«rd.One lot Wh te Dotted Swisces, 15c valar,
at 9c yard.One lot White Organdie·, doable width, 9e
yaii.India L;nen«, 40 inches wide, 15c vaine,
10c yard.One ease 4-4 fine White Cambric, 12V
vaine, at ß l4<\One case of White Shirt Madras, 26c valae,
12V rard.1000 yard· White Piques, 19c vaine, at
12V jard.25 piece ? now Imported White Goods, lace
stripe effects, worth 25o. at 16c yardBeady-made 10-4 Bleached sheet», hemmed
ready for ase 69c yard.Cotton Bird Eye DUpering 5c yard.Curtain Scrims, 3V yard.One cate gexd quality Shirting Print·, .T,c
yard.20pieces Linen Crash Skirting, <t\a yd.2000 yarda assorted Calicoes, Ginghams,
Ac, Ac, 3c yard.2000 yards assorted Perealea, Gingham·,
Catinga, Ac·. Ac, 5c yard.10 pieee« White Wool Flannel, 12V yd.Fait Black Satine, 7V yard.One lot Johnson'« Fine Madras, 15c valae,
7V yard.One lot Wool Mixed Chain«, 18c valae,
12V yard.25 pieces Plain Colore! Organdies, 10c yd.All-wool Silk Stripe Chillis, 50c value,
29c yard.No. 2000 Long Cloth·, 20c value·, short
length», 12V60 pifoea new fancy Figared Lawns, 4 V-
yard,25 piece« new Figured Dimities, 12V
value, 7V yard.2 piece« All Linen Table Damask, ?ß? yd.Large aise Linen Hook Tow«! -, 9c.Large liz » Honey Comb Towels, 4e.One lot Window Shade«, slightly Imper¬
fect. 6>.Great Bargain in Hosiery-ene lot child¬
ren's and misses' white, cream and piak ho·«,
foil rigulsr made; one lot children'· ss·»«
ribbed boie. 7m ß, 6*. 8, «k one lot
chi dren'« fancy «tripe «oek«; one lot ja*··»fall regalar made bo··, plain co on. raiao.
ringing from 15c te 2¿>c, at He P*'r·Children's 25c Hosi.ry, laa only, .11 úam,
17c pair.
D. Bendheim& Sons,316 KING STREET.
