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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

We are in receipt OF the ''photof OF our far
OF friend, Maj II P. H. Hambrecht. 1t is .
fair representation OF his bodily appearance,
albeit with his Sunday-go-to-meetin clothes
on. We shall frame the picture and place It
in such position that the genial c6unteuance
may act as a soother on those rare occasions
when our angry passions want to rise.
By-the-way, Major, don't accept Georges
statement in reference to ''the boys" until
you hear from us. When he shall have con-
formed to the request contained in your letter,
we'll know it, and we will let you know, also.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

At the Lutheran Church, OF Pilot Knob, on
Sunday, April 4th, 1880, the following young
persons received confirmation: John Anne
lung, Henry link, Christine Grandhomme,
Adeline Wolf, Marie Weber, Adelleid Grand
homme, Elizabeth Seller, Magdalena Weiss,
Emma Kessler, Emile Gerstemeier, and Ros-
setta Deufel. The examination previous to
the confirmation was very exhaustive, and oc-
cupied some three hours. The ceremonies
we're witnessed By very large number Of peo-
pie.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

HAVING so,A out ny sock Of Drnss 70 III.
Wiecser, taks this oppostuunity return ny
many scts Of Kindness have received during
the eleven years have bsen doing bussDess
here. have many open accounts % ny
books, end - desire 20 get ''elsar oues Of
therein VII csIl coon and sspQusre up.n
Feb %, 1850 NC GRIFFITH.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

It was amusing to outsiders to witness the
perturbation of the Federal ofllce-holders In
this town last Saturday. In obedience to the
civil service rules, neither the land-ofice nor
the post-office took active part in the proceed
ings of the convention, and Ill stayed at home,
like COED little boys. But II they were not
present in the flesh, their spirits were there.
And the spirits we're at daggers' points and
swords drawn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

Fos eALs.--A Tvo-etory House, contain Nc
kitchen, dining and sietins room On arss door,
and two bed-ro0ms I'm second stosy. Cellar
About ~ serss of ground. ven sst n fruis
trees; good well e the door. Within 80 yards
Of the lroatoA depot. VIII Be- sold on sasy
terms, and st . vsEy low pnes.
Apply 70 ]. 0RANDHO4AE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

The Leap Year Party at the American Hotel
last Friday evening was one of the largest and
most successful we have seen in the Valley for
years. All the appointments we're excellent,
and the programme of the evening was carried
out without let or hindrance of any kind.
The guests we're we'll pleased, and appeared
to enjoy themselves exceedingly well under
the supervision of the young ladies who con-
Quoted the affair, and who are entitled to
credit for the excellence of the arrangements.
The supper was first rate, aad reflected credit
upon the kind hostess whose endcavors to
make everything pleasantly contribute to the
entertainment of the young folks were emf
nently successful. In addition to those who
live in the Valley, we noticed the following
from other sections:
Mr.. A. D. Stewart, proprietor of the English
Kitchen st Louis, and wife; Mrs. Humphreys,
Mr.. O'Conner, and Mr.. Hassfurther, st. LOU
is; Miss Lille Hall ard Miss Maud Peters,
Little Rock; Miss Jennie Peters, Mr.. Carr,
and Mr.. Ed. Russell Annapolis; Mr.. Tetley,
Pennington: Mr.. Babcock and Mr.. Greason,
Poplar Bluff; Miss Fannie Greason, Peun.;
Mr.. Monroe, and Mr.. Countryman, Pilot
Knob; Mr.. Bert and Miss Langdon, and Miss
Hettie Langdon, Cotton Plant.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

b Some prominent Radicals call tho Post Of
{ nee at this place the Grant Club-room; aud a.
ter the adjournment Of the Grant meeting at
The court house. last Saturday, it looked very
much like It.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

One thousand dollars to loan. Apply to B.
Zwart, Ironton, Mo. II
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

John Newman, ESQ.,, has lot Of ane Early
Cabbage-P Plants. which he will dispose Of in
lots to suit, at reasonable rates. II
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

Mrs. =. J. LanRdon, daughter, and one or
two other members of tho family, are now
dominciled for the summer ON their farm,
south OF Ironton. Mr.. Langdon will remain
at Cotton Plant until May, when he too viii
be again denizen OF Iron county.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

The undersigned has taken charge of the
estate OF J. F. Dillingham;, deceased, and he
requests all persons having in their possession
aaw-books or other property belonging to said
estate to return them at once.
a. j. T. AXE, Public Admir-.
Ironton, April Is. 1880.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15
Fires in the Woods-Great Damage
to Property!
RAILROAD BRIDGES BURNED!

High gales Of wind have been prevailing Tor
the past two days, and in consequence the
dres in the forests have spread with amazing
rapidity, destroying fences and other proper
ty. Tuesday nj sht two trestles of the I. N. R.
h. were burned-one located near Hogan, and
the other near WllIismsville; and Tuesday af-
ternoon covered bridge near Blackwell was
destroyed-the result OF forest fires. This was
large bridge, having span Of $50 feet, and
cannot be replaced for several days. Consid-
cradle loss will result to the railroad company
through the stoppage of freight trains, which
are now lying up all along the road. waiting
for orders. Even the transmission of the mails
may be arrested for two or three days.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

Mixed Gunpowder aud Young Tyson 60 cents
per pound at the Drug Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

ELECTRIC LLGHT Within . short time the
Pilot Knob Iron Company viii have placed
electric light in the tunnel and on the summit
OF the Knob. A contract for the Brush light
has been closed, and we presume there is no
doubt bat that within few days. or weeks,
at furthest, the workmen will pursue their Ia
bors by the aid of the rev light.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

paper, win close; VIII write Jon more news
Yours, Respectfully,
sUBsCkIRER
Pilot Knob No. April IA 1890.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

The Fruit Trees delivered hero last Thurs
day by the Hoover & Gaines Nursery, Of Day
ton, Ohio, through their General Agent, Mr..
A. j. Shadaker, were put up in excellent shape.
This firm uses lake moss around the roots,
whichsis a sure protection to the trees during
handing and shipment. Everybody was well
pleased with the trees and particularly so with
the way they were packed and delivered.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

The school elccsion at Plot Kook last week
resulted as follows:
For directors for three years: P. n. ia
quith, 90; J. P. Hayden, 70; +. Kaths, "a; D.
O'Donnell, 80.
For one year: D. ODonnell, 50; Chas.
Maschmeyer. So; P. h. Jaauith. g.; j. p.
Hayden, 4.
School for months. 127 votes were polled.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15
Circuit court win commence next Monday

Green Tea, 60 cents per pound At the Drug
Store. m
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

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- One Dollar aadFlfy Gents ! year, IN advance
square veek :, or q Asp9vxaTIsINe;
sqsare weeks, 80 i 81 coiumn yesrs = =
~ Yearly Advertiser have the privilege Of two
EAddress J Rs aau.rOna1 Is charge. -
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Circuit court win commence next Monday
week fH
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g dreen Tea, 60 cents per pound 1t the Drug
s4
one thousand dollars to loan. Apply to B.
fAWart, lronton, Mo. tt
MIA -,
y,,s- :. :, 11, -u1 Jung Tyson " censs
:. .-o ..1s ,eoIo
" John Newman, ESQ.,, has q lot Of ,ne Early
CabbaQe:Plapts. which he vfl, di.nosa NJ IN
.,,,< :.
5. '' y sun q Ieasonsolo rates.
os Some prominent Radicals call the Post OF.
flee at this place the Grxnt Club-room: and AZ
ter the adjournment of the Grant meeting At
the court house, last Saturday. IL looked very
much like Il.
Mrs =. >. Langdon, daughter, and one or
TWO otner members OF tho family, are now
south OF Ironton. Mr.. Lanedon Win remain
at Cotton Plant until NAV. when he too will
be again denzen of Iron county.
.----..- -----
Aue unoerslgned mas taken charge OF the
estate OF >. r. Dnlingham. deceased, and he
requests al persons having IN their possession
asM-nooks OF otner property belonging to said
eesa'e 20 fesufn snsm II once.
Ironton, April ID, 1880.
-- --..--
I1hcThH AGHT -Wltnin snort time the
Pilot Knob Iron Company viii have placed
eiectrlc hgnt IN tne tunnel ana on the summit
o. sne hnoo. a contract 1or the Brush hant
mas Deen c,oseo' ana We presume tnero ID no
4~euDt nss snat witnin lew days. OF week.
1-ness 'ne "o,Nmen VIII pursue 'nelf n
~oAsoJ s''o "io Va .no 20" ilAns"
Inc r!uis Trees oeilvereo nero last Inurs-
gay oy the hoover q daines nursery OF Day
Ton, ONO, tnrougn tnelr denerai agent, MI.
4. >. snadaker, were put up IN exceilentsnape.
ms nrsn uses iaRe moss around the roots'
"nAcn Is sure prosec.ion 20 tne trees ounng
na'e * anu sn puens' Eve, IVY w. "en
tse-sou WIN 'no sleoS anu pal'.calAiis % Win
1ue way 'ney were packtd anu oenYefeo'
TIE ..hoo, e,oc,on J, p,,o, = oh last
resnlted a. follows.
For directors for three years. Pr IA.
Hul1n' -, =. E nayoen' sS' :. Aatns' on ~
ODonneii' %.
FOR one year: =. VDonneii, %; Cnas'
Maschmeyer, %; r Il. Jaourn. -; >. +.
HAYDEN, 4.
scnooi 1or months. lS1votes were poiled'
mrs;n9 :, ont.;6o-. = -,,r... 81.
nertpr,,a,ion ~ the F.asral of1,ce-hold.r. N
this town last Saturday. In obedience TO the
civil service rules. neither the land-ofice nor
the post. office took active mart in the nroceed
fnps OF the convention. and Ill STAYED At home.
III. road li,t,a hova Ru. ~ thav vare mot |
present IN the nesn, their sprits were tnere.
Ano the spirits "ere ~ oaSKers Po'uts anu
SWORDS Drawn.
A. n. rn,horan Chnrch 81 pilot Kooh an
snnda, a,r,, A,h 1sso tho fol,ow,no vonnv
-,ar.ona -oea,rad .ons,r.t;on. Iohn AM.
~. z,,,- Chr,.,,n. ,-onaho,rre
aaan,s WI, Mo-. Wehsr Ads,l.,d Grand
,,o.n,a r1;-,h.,h so,,o- M.vds,.ro W.T..
- IN ,,.....-.s..- D..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-15

HILsBoRo, Mo-, April 18th. 1880.
To r. w. McNullin, and others, of Jefferson
county, John F. T. Edwards ana others OF
Iron county; 81. W. Poston, N. D., and 9TH
ers, Of Washington county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-26
NoBBY HATS for Children at NOSE WATtB
MANS.
Opening and Closing Of the Malls.

Opening and Closing Of the MAILS.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. c., North and Northeastern
mails II m. and 15 p. m.
W Western mails 4 80 and 8 Is p. m.
Soutb ern mails, via Richmond, Va, W p
n. end % and 90 p N.
South and South western mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virgins, 6 90 q. m. and 45 p. m.
AIexsndria to Lynchburg, Va, lwsy mails
including through mAils & 90 M. and 8 OO 70.
GordoDsvilte and Charlottesville, Va, oOO s.
%. and 0U .. n.
Bsnassas Liyision 90 8. M.
Ale1andri. to Round Hill Va, do q. N
OPENING,
Northern and Western mais, via Washing.
,on, D. c., 90 3. m. and 2 w and = co p n.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 80 a. N.
and 90 p. m.
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia
(through mails) including Wsy mails on Midland
Railroad, 8 80 g. m.
Manassas Division 8 80 o. m.
Bound Hin to Alexandria, Va, 30 p. m.
Office Hours-Ofice opens at 8 ~ q. m., and
Sundsy aours-Oflcs opens st As 8. nn., and
closes ST 9 30 g. N.
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AUCTION SALES.
By ONeal & Lucas. Auctioneers.

NNRUSTEE'S SALK-By virtue of deed oi
4 trust from A. 8. Perpener da.so ID ~tcn ~,
1876, anu recorded Ii deea o. No A. page a'o'
Ole of the LAID records 70. the city of Aiexat
dria Va thu unjefaierej, .s trustee, and o.
the requeFt Of The assignee II the psrly secured
by sad deed, will bell at pubi!c auction 10 font
of the Royal street eutrance OF tee msrsei ,noe
building, on THURSDAY, Decem' g. 9. 1880
- II O'Clock m.. The following described prIo'
er.y, viz: A LOT OF GROUND. in the city
Of slaA sndris, situated on the south 'ids M OF OF
Euse street, betw-4n Columbus AID alfred
streets beginning e5 fes. West of tolunbus
street; thence West on DIX, street 40 fsst;
thence South parallel to Colu m " street llt
feet to alley, Is te.t vide tlenc' East on the
thence North in q strsiaht line to the beginning
Terms of Salo: One third CASH on the d'y. OF
SO e, and the resic ue in SIX and twelve mouths
with approved Security, and bearing lnterest
from dsy of sale
FOBERT T. LU IAS,
nov 24-td Truslse.
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oct l6-td
RY Green & Wise

Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
BUILDING EOT OK LOTS FOX SALE
~ BY PUBLIC AUCTION Oh At Fill
VATE SALk.
1hs undersigned, commissioners, appointed
BY decree of the Corporation Uourt for the city
OF Alexandria, made st the November term,
1889, in certain suit thereia pending, will OF sr
lor sale BY public auction, or if not sold at pub.
ilcAuciion, It privstb sale. q LOToF GROUND,
6egnnng st the intersection of the aouth side OF
Wilkes street with the west side Of Alfred street,
md running thence south with Alfred street and
binding thereon 176 fset inches; thonce west
and parallel with Wilkes street l23 fee. inches;
thence north parallel with Alfred street l76 feet
inches to Wilkes street; thence e.ss with
Wilkes street and binding thereon 123 feet 5
inches to the beginning. Said lot will be sold Be-
ashoe or divided into eight lots. fronting on
Alfred street ~ fact by l23 feet 5inches
Terms of Sale: Ore fourth of the purchase
money in ,sh; the resi-us in three equal in
Esmelts at one two and three years. with in.
!erest, for which the bonds of the pur chaser will
be taken. and the title to be retained until the
Whole purchase money shall have been paid.
:, sale to take place in front of the Corporation
Court room, on Fairfax street, on SATU HDA4,
hs a!h d.y of December, 1890 at II m.
GKOBGE A. MUodBACH,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR
nt9l0 aota Commissioners of Sale.
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rNKUSTEh'S SALE OF LAND In FAIk.
4 FAX OOUNTY-By vi,tu, of deed of
trust frou Theodore L. Ohise. aud being thereto
'qaired BY parties secured thereby, the under.
nyaed, trustse in said csed, will Offer for sale at
public auction, in front of Cats tavern, in the
village of West End, and county OF Fairfax, at
we've o'clock m , on SATURDAY, the An
o.y Of Decemter. 1850 the TRACT OF LAND
Conveyed to him in said deed and described as
follows, viz: Beginning at dead poplar stand.
SSg on the sCu,h side of Dogue run, corner of
Vspentsr's Latent. now Wm. Violetts; thence
lsi'. " 80 poles to three marked white OAK
hpllngs; thence 8. 25so ". 101a poles 10 hick:
Wy and pile OF stones; thence with the line OF
usnnis u cOarty Johnston n. sza0 ". 1877 poles
os marked dogwood, corner to Elijah Comp
on's lot; thence with his line n 52o. q. II poles
ssIi Ssisass on Dogue ruu thence down the sew
sial courses sid meanders thereof TO the begin
S'9s, containing 81 scres and 50 poles.
1esms OF Sale: Ossb.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
oc!3O-w4w Trustee.
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BnOTs AND SHOES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

Wo bsvs large stock of GENTS Fine BUTTS
and sHOE3 of very superior qusli,y. made BY
hand which canno. be iurpassed in style, qus'i-
ity or rrice. A man may be dscted in 1000
suit of clothes and d new hat. but if be has not
t;dv feet he is rot considered we'll dressed.
These Goods will be sold for much less than
they csn be- boush hit for in this town or Waahing-
ton. All We ssk lie fer you to come and examine
them: WE yVANDEY, llO htng S.
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syE.Es.Aa~.
1880. AUrUAS' 1880

BKENGlE, l:9 King street calls ATTENTION Of
residants and vjs,Gora to ais n.w arrangements.
He has arranged his psrlors for serving deli
cous
OYSTERS ALL STYLES.
to ladies aud geltlen.n in manner a. accept.
shls as he serves Ice Cream he insaica the
pick o. the market F,,aED. STK ED.
RuAoTED, BnOILEp, E5CALLOfkO and
IA W, at the lowest rates
His ICE URsaM, as low in prics as any
WHOLESOME cream IN ths country. HeIlt -
iul handm sde candies frAs from THRHA ALBA
Ur glucose.
Cream Puffs, Tarts and Pastry Candies and
'raffS OF sll kinds Pies speciality, Fruits.
Fruits. dis OAXE5 Black, Fruit, Pound Jolly
and Fancy Ornsneltsd and Plain, are sold
cheaper taan they Can be msnufactu' I'D at home.
he c,tsrs tor families and entertainments.
.en l5.f
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By Green q Wise, auctiohesrs
TXECUTOkS' SALE OF kEAL ESTATE.
nov 24-td

~
On SATURDAY. october l6 1880, at IL
o. clock m We will Cffsr at public auction, the
following described real estate in the city o. A.
sxsndria late the property OF SAMUEL Miller,
esq, deceased.
!. LOT OF G GROUND, northwest corner of
Prince and Roy q! Streets about II fact by so
feet to 6 feet alley with use of slley-being
the property on which stands the three stoiy
brick and slated STOKE and dwelling, now &C.
cupied by Mr.. Emerson. This properly, ss
sold, will be BOUNDED III the west by the line of
the west wall Of the building, thetce exsended
to the alley. anu will be subject to he uss of
said west wall for building purposes By the own
er of the adjoining lot
2. LOT Of GROUND next west OF the above
Brick AND SLATED DWELhlNG, eI-
tending With that width back to the alley with
use of alley and Of Wall on the east Tor building
purposes
AID LOT on south side of Pflce: ABOUT 70 fest
west of Union. Z3 'ees front aud 4o feet 'Icaes
4. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY
on The east side of Union batwsan Prince aud
kinx streets. running through 10 tn, 5trano,
shout II feet 81 iuches wide between ~ feet
alley on tha south. bsnS tha properly and oc.
cuDied by F. q. Reid, as an lcs house.
5. THREs 5TOsY BRICK SLATED
WAREHOUSE 30. d south Union street. Z2
fset inches front 81 fest inches deep:
Tsrr.s: One third cash, oslslce in four and
eight months with interest, to be eecIred by
bonds OF purchaser. lisn on tie properly and
insurance of bIidiDg9.
sale to be su 3ecL 70 State and city taxes of
1SsO-8l.
Pace of sale-Entsrance to Corporation court
room, Fsirfax strsst.
FRANCIS MILL2R
i. FSR4USON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Miller, deceased.
eep Its -,
~ Tns above sale has been postponed until
SkTUHU Y, November Oh. 1897, at the same
hour and pisc oc!lo-ts
TT The sCove as'e is farther postp >nei till
SATURDAY, Nov % 1889 when 1t viii take
n]ace At the sane time ani .iacs novS-ts
~ The above sale ls tl-ther postponed tll
FRIDAY, Oscem ,"r 81 1880 Whsn it viii take
lilac, at 8 o'cl"ck o. N. st tue ssms place.
nuVZ2-d
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a LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
y STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SHOE,
of every description, which will be sold cheaper
than they can be boughI elsewhere They are
tie beet in the market
WADDEY, ITO King 81.
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TsHE FOLLOWING LOTS are exceptional
bargains and will mover be Duplicated as
the pricss:
Boys Fine Calf Boots at ST. 30
Youths lUU
Also q splendid stock Of Boys and Youths
Z Iress and school shoes. of every descri pt'on.
These goods cannot bs beat rs to price and quail
ity. WADDEY, ITO King st.
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e SOMMlSSlONKR- SALx OF Fairfax
lAND

~ LAND.
Pursuant to . deere. Of ,hs November term.
1887. OF tie Farfax ticl't CoIrs pronounced
L. no casa of GunLell VS. Daily, the nodersicn-
et as con q issioners Of sale, will sell at pubic
.ae to the highest bidder, about noon on
WEDNESDAY, December 70 leoo 81 Casts
tsyern, "est End in sal c"uttv, A Id Th AT
TkACTOF LAND boiohging t, Qrl"udo Gun
pell, stu atyd in the ecu ty of F:iff,1 sdjnlnlls
the lands # Lhasias f.. ia. j.. GInneI AND
otheru, c)nt.,u,nx 59q ACRES, BIZ the came
mora or .ess said uac oelnx lot ~ bar Two, IN
the division of tina ''cUuAR GRa@ FAKm
of the lat. George w. Gunnsll ihere Is smsI u u
EWHELINtI aOUS apd .ons G ,od FsOlT
TREsS on the property
Terms-One third OF the purchase money Ia
cash on toe day ofsaie s..d The residue IN three
equ.l garments Is. TX twelve and eigrtesn
q oGths, the purchaser giving bonds taerator
bearing interest and the title to bsretaned urtil
the purchase mYney Is all pii1
CHAS, p. JANNSY, ! comm,rs
FRANCIS L. SMITH,,
John W. Grab sm, Auctoneer. noV2,-2aWts
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To the Ladies.

We ehevs great many new styles for laoles
wesr that ars really beautiful. Ladies who have
any desire to present handsome understanding
will do We'll to examine them at
WADDEY's, ITO K1ng 1t.
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A CAMsL's REVESGs.-A valuable camel,
working Ia an oil mill 10 Africs was severely
beaten by lis driver. PsrceiVing that the camel
had treasured up the injury, hsd wa, ouly wait
ing q favor ,ble opportunity f)r revenge. hs
kept 8 strics watch upon the animal. Time pas.
sed away; the animal peIcriving that it was
watched WAS quiet and obedient and the driver
began to thiuk that the besting was forgotten,
when one night, after the lapse OF several months.
the man W ts sleeping on q raised platform M in the
mill, whLe AS is customary the camel WAS
stabbed in d corner.
Happening to awake, the driver observed BY
the bright moonlight that when all was quiet.
the animal looked cautiously a ouud. rose softly.
and stealing toward the lot where bundle OF
clothes and bernoue, tErown csraess'y on the
ground resemb ed sleeping figure. csst itself With
violence upon them, rolling with sl its weight,
and tearing them most vciously with it's teeth.
Satisfied ,h st its revenge was )mpete, the CANAL
was returning to it's ler, when the driver set
up and spoke At tho sound of his voice, AID
pe; swing the mistska it mad made the snin al
was 30 mortified Atthe f,ilure and discovery OF its
scheme, that it dashed It's head against the wall
and died on the spot
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=. .EINDSTDNH.3 CT tho be.t gu .lily, sssort-
ay ed.zx, from "a to So inches diameter. For
sale whol. lse spd retail at eual ADVANCE; o.,
so 6xtures for sams. Gail aud examine st 90
KIM, conner of koyal Street, Alexsndrls. Va
nnv16 J. IT. CREIGHTON q SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-26

E7OR THE DANUE-A largest stock OF Ladies
T. Kid Slippers new styles; very handsome
and cheap
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iACES

L ACES Ao
Torchon, Breton, Vasneiennes snd q tuscan uss1a
each }Iufis 10 cents per pair, Neck Rufaing in
grea. variety, and Fans very cheap st
ie II y. hhHh .,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-26

LOTOF LADIES WHITE BID SLIPS
n tt ST., which are worth SEQ These goods
aro SELL US t. be sold. You will get no more as
the urice. Come esrl9.
WADDEY, 10 King st.