Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25
Better from Gulpeper Eaunty.

(C0rres ptHdcnce OF The AleXaIdIla GsZt..". 3
MITcnELLs ETATI0H, Apr! y -E"i,ryms
Inst what a1t:cLs tire Interests c! The lame.
sloDg the line Q; the Virginia Midland 4. J.
mas mach - do with the trade Of AlelH.,:!l,,
lei i! incumbent upon !Ge occasionally 10 .c'
port The crop prospects, and am sorry 10 say
- this preSen! writing IL I grave .DiTete!
are ic! rs to tho !a!e ot luc growing wheat. -
u casual observer Il LOOKS sp!cAcid-rGye- or..e'
81 this sesaon u the ycar-!"dc.d, lice rs !: W.
in April ISL, il l. low, 10 II! appearances,
month in sdvarce Of INST crop; Some % l.. n
many p.AC:J being IN III" Il. OF; bU. cA4:r.."
it Closely AZ! yuu viii ind on many arms TIA:
it is turing yellow lear tic grounc-avcry b.
sign. indeed. Tn,n every larmer KNOWS MA.
tn" dsngcr Is from frost ~ that sage.
The weather j. remarkably propi lous for c -
planting, aid every Cnlrt Is tclog ms" :
plant large crop.
Robinson's circus exhibits 2. Cuipeper [ i.
TO- morrow the 25th, and | only mention t.
!A1t III connection with the other, inst on sc.
occasions here PrOte.tsnts II nO1;sts P'c.HT;
r!ans End Baptists unite on one common q c@.!1@
and attend the show par.
The GaZs:tY's financial ard mon ota-y -: 80
are closely read ~ rs sub:cl!ocr0 IN this s'e:.v
in the vain hope, thus .a!, OF learning WI" >
little money will re,ch oar hungry pcUpl".
The country is looking beautiful J AID Win L.
mi:hap 10 the whoa. or other crops tnis T"s;,
ard by the hid Of the Mofa!t register We .sy"
great hopes inst Virginia VIII ye:: pay oLc 49,
dred cents in tic do!la7 & her iIdc5.o3.c:s.
Having walked about SIX miles on" G.: 80
!s.o let days. and being aci:c thirsty. H.:
basket @: champagne cane floating before ny
mind, when the following lines suggested then
selves:
liza cnsmpagno :!c4. yui. wish - WIN.
Just write Twelve words aHL te.7aqi2.
Bu. il 10 drink tho vine J.: sin,
Sad you'll BE- va:..uc.ng i.
Upon such doab:tu! g@.lc--oc In w.tc'U. e &
AZ A'ccH Hua,e: : ;e:!*!in.
FAsu;osAHLE WEpD.y9.-..t c.s@: ~. 81
last cve.iaga fashionable welding took i..a-'
a. Memorial Episcopal Church, III :i-.~.::@
Clergyman tcin. Inc rrc:o- snd bi-hop Gle: Ct.
West Virgins, the Rev. George ". PcteF&''"
The bride was Miss Co7:ane Swann, ia1s-ie' 70
the lG.e Chsr.o; Alexander SwsH1. 60 .
Winchester, Va, and cousin OF the Hor = J..
Swami, Of this city. She Is 3 bUau!!t' hicr,...
Little above the mciium stature al ~. c..
g.ntly alfred in white ca:h1'' c-, yyi.h v....ts
4 = otsnsf h!o::S's 5, tn The groom WAS 81. Va
clair, Of the United s!s.es neyy. The We,
four bride. maids. ell wearing tss.efuI toIa.. d:
White; y; MlSs ~ Ell Compton. OF Baltimore; NJ
Ne!Ilc "as' .ngtoD. Of C:Grios:ow9, w. ",
Gauglle! IF the i0rLlc: owner Of Nit. Ver1e1;
MlSs e ICE Swanr. sister Of the bride, a., A.:
nele! Tiffany. hcs:rs. John Carey, Hl%a;':
1hoa2ss George Savage SD George Z ..:c.".'
were the grooms men and barry UrricS lr"..
Duln, Lo"a Res:don and CAss. Swami, usher.
Full d'e:s was observed among tie guests, g.
the asGem5lage Tas exceedingly bri!Ilan: J..
CONSEQUENCE Ct recent death III the family u
the bride there was no reception, sad "i-nf
ceiVing tne congratulations OF 6 few t:lei.d. -"
newly welded couple .o,!: the evening rs.
for 8 tour no.thwsrd. -BcL O..