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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-05-11
MooppunY, N. j., July Is 1876

s,noW WOODBURY., N, j., July Is 1875
.s DR. g. j. MQFFErr--D Dear Sir.
nerer forgot the gratitude Lore you
for saring the life Of my little boy,
Root, ,cken at deaths door, from
Cholera Hnfantum. After having
tried travelling, different localities and
many physicians and remc-
dies, the diseases only increased in
violence. As soon az we commenced
giving Teethina { (Teething Powders)
the disease began to abate, the, child
to rest better than he had done for
months, his appetite to return, and
soon his rosy cheeks gaze joy to his
mothers heart. 4ltt ce sl.r.
b. ,Im Very respectfully,
MRS. GEN. S, G. FREN II
For sale by GiSh & Garner Hopkins
vile Ky.
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A wide, wide world to-day offers
no more inviting field for the invest
ment OF capital, brains and labor than
our glorious Golden Hills.-Dead-
rood PtOner.
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Citing to the R'ar.''
90


While Jackson's corps was eau
tiously moving to the flank and rear
of the Union army at Charlottesville,
the Confederate cavalry in advance
became engaged with the enemy.
Soon a wounded and bleeding trooper
was seen emerging from the woods in
front. After looking around he
moved in the direction from which
The infantry were marching, as if seek
ing the rear, or, as the average gray
jacket would say, the r'ar. Soon af-
ter rapid firing explained that the
blue Jacket had closed in behind Jack
son, and it was not long before the
poor cavalryman was seen coming
back again. When opposite the
"Stonewall," another cavalryman
from the frent also arrived. No. / at
once recognized him, and said: "Hal-
loo, Bill-wonndcd?" EYES," said
No. 9, "but not bad; let's git to TIN
r'ar." AT which No. l explained;
"This is the darnedest fight Tve been
in yet. 1t hain't got no Par" ''
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-05-11

Are you afflicted with creeping
dumb clills; with malarious aches and
pains, or with the shaking ague. Days
Ague Tonic is sovereign remedy,
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Eminence, Ky. College

FUIt MALES AND FEMALES.
This popular insiitutiou viii open rs twenty
third sesslon Septsmber 2. 800 will pay all
expcnscs Of boarding, washing, light. fuel.and
tuition In the college proper, for i've months
and ~ will pay for same In Preparatory Ne
partment. Vocal music free. The faculty IL
equal to any In the West. Send for catalogue
q. 8. GlLTNER.
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The mule stood on his of fore leg,
Whence all but he had lied,
And kicked n fierce gun cotton keg,
Right on its bottom head.
The keg II burst With grlevons sound.
The mule. oh! where was hey s
Go ask him. for he stood his ground,
And etill kicks inulefully.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-05-11
BETHEL COLLEGE

RUSSELLVlLLE, Ky.
NExT TERN BEGINS SEPTEMBER FOURTH.
Entire cxpenses for term Of i've months, In
riudiNg heard. lodging, tuition. fuel, washing,
lights aud books, only $500 r. IL
Baptist LicentIa,e anil sons OF active Dap
tirt Ministers pay no tuition. Licentiatcs
helped fom Beneficiary FUND.
Course full. Situation remarkably healthy.
s"nd postal for catalogue containing full
particulars. Address. 80
IESLiEw GGENER, Pres't
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i'robabiy no one preparation mas received
so much praise frnn Its patrons, nor Is 30 de-
newer! We hut cths the voice Of mllio =
uhn hsvr usri II when We pronounce 1t the
last Hair Dressing In the world. II stands
unnrHllr.l. Those who are affected with dis
cAsrs af thr scalp accompanied with itching
valuable remedy When the hair IL inclined
fan 4 ii lcrrts USE Of the Remover VIII
ei;si 81 th , rO1t1 Of the har. and preserve
ain II iv1ibitS a tendency TO turn gray
,l 'l.',i ~ attural color.-l Fulton, Mo
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MkbpkBt ahd Currnnt Worms DESTROYED
hwitbont the ese of poison. Vegetable rem
4 n cdiea grow everywhere, Two receipts for
NSes cts. and sccnt stamp. scOTr MORRis,
Franklin, Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS,
Preparing for War.

LONDON. June 2S.-A Per, dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph says: Wsfiko preparations
are prtc,eding here. rhtre is nu,h &C iei =
at the arsenal. The P"rtc has lelcera,hed 10
the au!f critics in lie Greek ir1ntier p,ovi C IS
ior 60 t Y ct r:pJit Of the nunber Of \ baolat 8
u3der arms, the Preset coudif1a of the c;uo
try snf It's refcurc s
A Bcsllu lispa' ca 10 !he fincs says Mach
ootlco has been taxed here of 1tc,ut article
10 tho Pors Temps. which wss probably 10
splred; aff.c ing 10 di:c,rl sill responsibility 90
the part OF Francs ii the cvcot Of tn, kay re-
fuslog to obey The voic, Of Enrope. Il pcints
10 Eoglard Is the ultimate executor Of the
will of tho pow,rs. Is having itc ted them to
express il ID the 60 Irrctc'.
The C1nsa1tlnop!c corresI o1deDt Of the
Manchester Guardian says no has res 0 to be,
llevc that The .riTest npplchensops are enter
tanned al the British embassy, rels.ive TO the
turn Of af,rs 10 Albania.
A Scueri correEp0Ddcnt tcegraphs that The
Albanian CON nitt3o has dispatched 1900 men
10 Ducisno.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28
Result of jealousy.

ELKHART. IND, June S.-Yesterday after
noon George Elliott, young man. borrowed q
pistol from o friend % the street, went back
into his mothers house and c,lod Ms. Mamie
Darcy, his ahauca ID iLto bed room aayiog he
had something to tell her. locked tho door and
began fri1g at her. She fell eitcr tho second
shot, ODD he then placed the revolver 10 bis
own head aud shot hins:lf dead. Mis- Darc7
recovered Consciousness, but physicians pro.
nourc, hc' case hopeless. She is q native of
Daoknk, N. T., were her parents reside.
Elliott was iossneIy Jealous aud was also given
to drink. lie had seen another young man
walking with Miss Darcy 10 the afternoon and
this wss the Immediate cause Of his ac.
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LsC-sE sSftEI~f TIES

"A nd cHdr>d 'nna was pru.ttat,l by the
heat ca Tic Whnii laiI afternoon.
The SundrY school c,nu,c ID wuh the NJ. i.
church will vn on III ,xcur,iol to Csr.in's
SpTlrg1 10 nOrr0H.
Tho German Lutheran Church tf this city
celebrated the - lth anniv 1rssry OF the promul-
grli'n vi tho Augsburg confession yesterday.
The repairs to the maohiopry at tho ship
yard, damaged by the Lie accident, will ba
c!np'cird ny to mo,r5w.
Mr.. q. II. Pfic' will lave ut his stall, 10
thc tlsn m-rSct. 20 mnroV motoiog, some
s?eudd salt water ta,In,a, sheer s3ead, rs :,
fresh IRON 'hc Water f Chesapeake bay.
During the sloru, nf &a.u.dsy two houses in
tbs city wtre struck by lgataiaS; QUO we'll
inS on South Lee street, occupied by NJ. Vim
Dob!e. and the other a dwelling 81 the upper
end Of Duke street. The dsm'go wss slight.
\ match game Ct tsss bell vas played Iost
week 90 the grounds ncsr Uolross, between ttc
Cd Dominion c;uS aud picked nine of tho
city, with the following result Picked uioc Is,
Cd Dominion p
We acknowledge the nc ipt + III inait.,ion
10 vlsl; Chr Lursy caV.rns or umioaii)n day.
During the ssason tho il;uninG'ion will take
place "vofy sleroato Wednesday,, bepiauirg
Juac 50.
A canal boatuIao oaEad j Jho Blubaker, wl.lo
rijiar horseback alCog The canal in Gsorgetosn
last Thursday cveriag, was caught sy tow
'lae u2ter the chin aoi lhroso violently 10 tho
grCuoi, lojrrt5g his I'd a1d shoulders.
Tho Few psrlor car just com ploted at lha
shops OF the Virginia Midland Is. X depot went
on: this morni. for tho first time over tha.
rosd On the route between Washington and tho
Greenbrlor White Sulphur Springs, with Mr..
y II. i. WslIs.d IS conductor.
MIR. i. a. Evans, Of this city, new c,unco;ed
with the SisuaI Cons, U. 5. a. has completed
Ills curse at Fort WhIpp!o. sOd been ordered
10 duty At Port Huron, Mich. He left Friday
morolog for Iii, rcS post.
A. will / c sctn by roI,raloa TO tho advertise
m:ot elsewhere, tie steamer Mny Wsshine,on
will hereafter msko three. ts cad OF two, trips
week to O;c3qusr, u accommodate the larrI
crowd OF exc1rslonists to that place.
Among the freight on the sLesmsbir ann
Ella. which arrived from Philsdepn'S IIis
morning. was new pump for the cold air ma
chine ut Mr.. Robert Puftner's brewery Whlch
will greatly increase tho leo m'kh s cspaclIy o.
tie machine.
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Mothers Mothers!! Mothcrs!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest By a sck child suffering and crying with The
excruclatirg pain of cutting teeth If go, 60 nj
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLO VS.
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmediately-depond upon it;
mere is no mistake shout it. There is moi q
mother on earth who has ever used it who viii
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give res! TO the mother, sad relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t Is perfectly safe to use in all Cases and pleas
ant to tho taste. and is the prescription of one Of
me Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un.
Less the fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twont5 live conts bottle. Beware Of
limitations, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28
n oTlUE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

Collectors Office, Room I, Ma,ket Building }
Alexandria. Va, June 18th, 1880.
Notice is hereby given tina. the tax bills due
for 1851 arc now in our hands for collection. and
the attention Of all parties interested is respect
fully called 20 tae following extract from the
Revenue bill of that year:
Upon sill bills paid in full by The 1st day of
July. 1850 the Collectors of Taxes shall allow a
discount Of 10 per cent. and on sll bills paid by
Tho Is! dsy. of August, 1880. they shall Allow q
discount Of per cent, and on all bills not paid
On tho 2ld day Of December 1850, there shall be
assessed and collected penalty of S per cent
upon the amount of said bills, and on all bills
remaining unpaid on the Is: dsy of June 1871
damages at the rate Of twelve per cent. Der an.
nun snail DO paid"
Otlca hours during the discount period from
Z. m. 10 Z p. IN.
JNO. T. HILL, Col. N. Dis.
ls2)-taul 5. Is. FIELD. Col g. Die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

On Su lGsy morning June 9th, Hiss ELIZA
|. DklNGh HFl ED. daughter OF the lale
hathuri! Daineerfeld. Of this plscs. sgad ~
yes!a. ~ Funersl from her late residauc
OF Il. AsHpa st!est his afternoon o! 5 o'clock.
:, Til, mo.rins, juue 18th. Mr.. ROBERT
YOUNG, nstive CT Edinburgh, Scotland, in
the eGth ear Of hi: sge ~ Tho relatives aC,
attend The fuuersl. from his late resldepr, ZlZ
King street. TO morrow, 81 ) O'clock D 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

lgsI EIDAY.-The church services yesterday
Tarao! the usual Interesting character, but own
TX 10 the warm weather the CONGREGATIONS were
20: as .arGe SIS usual. The TEN perature went
NJ to - degrees, but the heat, although op
.rtssVe, WAS tempered by q good brctz, part Of
!aa time.
Ia st MaTy's Church. Rv. Father Stone
.ra.t prcechcd al Interesting sermon 10 the
u-r5laS.
Ea7s. VIM. G. McCtcadg and w. p. Lopap.
Ty ordai7cd GeacoIs. preached their first
atmo0s IL CHRIST Church yesterday, Rev. MIR.
}i,C:eadc 10 the morning. and Rev. Mr.. Id.
..u IL The evening. Both young gentlemen
fo.liucd themselves very crcditatIg, and gave
uaJoabt1d evidence or their fitness for thu work
at the mlnls'ry Osing to the indisposition Of
~. Dr.. Bullock there were no services 10 the
Jsl5n Presbyterian Church e; night.
Chl.dreu's day was observed 10 the N. T..
Church. by very Interesting chiIdrcn's meet.
IrG 10 Tie afternoon, conducted by Mr.. y +.
.;4sS2lt, ed Ct night by sermon ty Rev. Mr..
!,aICe, on tha ''irtpr ;ssbIc Boy"
The usual Gospel temperance meeting took
I..22 =, the room Of the Ailx,1dfia Il form
cub Z; clock.
Services were also held in the Gospoi tnot ia
sro y!Ti q tho eli Court House. Rev. ". *.
H5y.a, OF INC N. Il. Church South, rre,chius
ac la.;TGs,I0G sermon.
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University Of Vir|iUiu.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June 2S.-The con
mencement exercises AT the University OF Vir.
ginls were inaugura!ed yesterday evening with
strmoa before Tho Young II ous Christian As.
soclnt'on by Or. Stusr. Robinson, of Louis
vilo XIV
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"Bushranscrs"Caplured

SYDNEY: N. S. W., juno 2S.-Tho Kelly
gaDg CT "Bushrangc's' hiss been clptured.-
-Four persons wero shot 10 the encounter be
tween the officers and the grang. This gang
- notorious Tor bauk robbcries 10 New South
Wales, and has long evaded tho efforts Of the
authorities 10 break it UP.
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Fatal Blow,

ST. PAUL. MINI, Juno Is. special 10
tho Pionosr Picis says: Daring fight between
two men 10 beer garden at Fischer Creek,
near Duluth 90 Sunday evening. man named
Ed. BreonCn attempted to separate tho com.
hstants. whom ooo CT the latter, Ilcrmao Opel.
struck Brennan behind the Left rar with load.
cd cane, killing him instantly. Oapcl cscancd.
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Religious Freedom In Morocco

LONDON. June 2S.-A dispatch from Vienta
10 tho Daily TclCgrhnh says lhst all the powers
have consented 10 The cs,atli,hmcnt of rtlipi-
Gus frccd0Gi in Morocoo.
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Fatal Stnbbinv.

IHlL4DELrIIIA, Juno 2s.-Eariy this morn
lf,g, on Ninth street above Fibert, Banjam
ShhWcross WAS stabbed and killed bv Edward
mcGoYeln. who was under the inlllerce OF
liquo:. MCGovern was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28
Revolution Imminent

LONDON, juno 2S The Vienna c5f!espon.
dent OF the Standard says he has rcasoa to
state that at a1y moment revolution may be
expected 10 favor CT tho urioo Of Bulgaria and
Eastern RaUmca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

TIE CENSUS ENUMsRAToRS Tho census
arumcrators for the First, Second nud Third
wsrd1 wcro at tho Office of the clerk of tho Cor
poration Court to day for the purpose of crss
loG tho names Of any who have been wrongtully
enumerated and adjiog 10 the list aDy who
nave bean omitted. Inc cpumeratoTs will be
st tie office egsio TO morrow for tho ssnc pur-
pose, after which the enumeration viii be uon.
sdercd CoIrect,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. June 2S. 1885,
70: he Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather, with frequent rain, winds mostly
southwestern y, stationary or lower TEN ersture,
N! generally lower barometer,
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tg PROGRAMME ToR THIS WEEK.-Tso
.nousano yards remosns Of ShirtiDp Lirena;
2.5OO yards OF L'wrs-la!sst sty'e.-frJu etc.
up to 10; yard 2 500 yards CT f1o llca Mus.
las at l24s. yard; 800 moro Of the I.,co
Sca'ls colored and whitel a Sc q ii ce; large
Iloe OF lIarPdoc.. Val. GIuuy aud Brobast
Lees. Leather B.l:s. Lioeo Battons. Silk
nllts. While black and colored pew liue Of
Lace Top Gloves Railroad Braid T,inE,iu9,
losertlrgs and Eieiogs Z phsr Shawls Boys
Socks and Miss?s Hose, 40 entire pew supply;
also new and elegant quality of Cuttairs al
ready Tor use, at sos, at |. EICnBERG'S
J 2S'lR Successor to Slsymaker Ur,
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Mail. E1pross,

ID sil, Southwark, connects at Gordonsyj1e
With Ches. s. Ohio Il. T., East aid Wet, Al
LyncE6urg connects with Atlantic, diss. s
Shl9 4 r, through Southwest Virgins, 10
and Ie1ss-snd at Danvlle with Richmond 6
DanVl'le r. f., to South end Southwest.
Express Southward connects at Gordonsviile
to all points on Ches. s. Ohio K. r, ana at Dan.
vile Tor sll points South. East and South
MlGED TRAINS for Main Limo le.vo A..
e % dallv, except Sunday. 90 a. n. and
II 80 f. M, and returning srfiyc NJ Alcxs.dr:s
2OO a and SO p. Ill.
For MANASSAS LINE loave Washinv.o,
III a. m. and A e1andris Z So a. m, daily
except Sunday, arrive at Strasbure at II Is nm
connecting with the Valley Road Hast nri
west. Leave Strssburg Z So p. NJ, arriving r,
MlXKD TRAIN FUR MANASSAS nv
lSiON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 9 w q. NJ, snd returns NJ,
day, "wednesday and Friday, at as D. NJ.
For Mitdleburs, daily connection q. Ela:rs
station. '''''
For Upperviilc regular connection =. !;si..
For WARRENTON, leave Wssh;ns,op ri
! III 3. Fl. dsi'y and p. m. every SATURDAY..
ACCOMMODATION train will leave WsrTenion
every Saturday ct 10 Is a. NJ, snd srrive in
aiexsndris az IL 30 p. NJ. ard Washington a.
ITO T. M On Mondays only train will leave,
"affent0n o. IS e. IN and arrive in Alex
dris at 50 e. m. and Washington a.8n ra
81! trains msEe good councillors, E. aeSa'
inSton, to and from North and Wesi. ;-
hew Orleans sleeper leaves Wo;1ti 800. -
ID .. m: running through yfo oOU g, ,.IvnE
fsTior CfT viii leave Washstt71lo N, H'''
sI!phui DAILY except sundWssbin Sto O. a. 10 20
p. n, Marks Adjus,snnis NsJI' mn Gns't S&,
With extra chang >' f'''' through %
DsEviii2.
Through tick very low 10 Inc s5"~;h AID
Southwest. =, ,,,,,>~r
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Killed by lightning.

CARP. ONT, Juoe 2S.-YesterGay boy
nsmed Sp:cule, II yeass Of sga vas killed ~
st'naS Uh!l: tglos u hofs, 10 a telegram
non
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Burned.

EW YolK Juno rs by tho explosion Of a
can OF vanish ut 90 Gold street 10 day, two
workmen-J Joseph leaks and Noses Ackcrmsn
were terribly burned.
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nFFlCE ALEAA a. GAS WOhKS,

OFFICE ALMA GAS WORKS,
W Room No. 5. Msrk Bdg.. Royal ST. front,
Alexandria, Va, June %, 1880.
Gas consumers will observo that BY an act OF
Council the price of gas has been reduced from
- % to e with 10 per Ct cf making the gas 81 80
net per 1000 f.. the reduction to take effect from
and after the 18th Of June. 1880. Consumer
will therefore take notice that to bs entitled TO
me discount they must settle their bills bv The
18th Of the month succeeding the taking Of The
register Of the meters which is done on The 18th
OF the preceding month; therefore all bills paid
on or before the 18Th of July will be at The rata
Ct 81 o. ten per cent of. Consumers who nav
be IN arrears Will not be entitled to the baneft Of
this act Until all srrearages are paid.
The bills will be delivered in a few d.va and
l shall be pleased to receive payment upon nrs-
senta:lor. But it will be impossible for m, 70
cal Inc SECOND time o-tween the delivery of the
Oils and the 10Th of July, 60 consumers who do
not psy me on presentation will pay At Tho
ohce; and hope no one will ask me to take os
! not do it. 10 e@'''
Jez4-lw j. ROXBURY. Sunt
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E-OVcr T'culpcraturc.

New YORK. June G3.-Ths thermometer hss
ia!ioa from 10 70 Is degrees in this latitude
west O! the MiS;isaippi.
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Strike of Street Car EMPLOYEES.

Ew YORK, Juns zS.-The strike On the Sec.
ond avenus railroad contiLu2s, and though the
httitudo CT the mea is threatening, no overt &C.
OF violence has been committed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

A WONDERFUL CURE OF DlpuTHER1A-
Ibroe of my children had Diphtheris 10 its
VOLS, form. Skin dry, lips patched. could moi
swallow. With feather applied Giles Liui.
meot lodide Ammonia to the tonsils, rubbed it
ever their Threats and chess Great chunks
Ct stuff came from the tbroats, thes te,ame
moist, fever left them, and under the Almighty
care l attribute their cure to DR.. Giles L;ni
ments JANE KELLY,
Cor. Tonnel|i ave. and Blocker ST.,
jersey City Heights, N. J.
Giles Pills cure Painful Menstruation. Sold
by all druggists. Sand for pamphlet. Trial
slz' % c.ns. DR. GILES.
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
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TR ELERS

w GODS POCKET SODA FOUNTAIN,
For Instantly producing 10 glasseu of sparkling
ooca; live ditf,rent flsvorc. E1c1rsionists will
ma 1t the most refreshing beverage they c,n
carry; put up in neat little boxes; sold by
GEO. MCBURNRY 8 SON.
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SEQ McBUHNEY e. RON.

FOK EXrUHSIoES,
PICNICS AND
TRAVELLERS.
HAM.
CHICKEN,
LuNCd and ruTTED DUOk.
MEATS. 1IUKkEY,
TONGUE,
BEEF,
lGAME.
DIN LESS HERRING, delightful relish.
Cooke1 Coraod Bsef in and Id cans; ais .
on &c, At rctsil
oAHDlNGS, LOBSTER snd SALMON.
inc mos: delightful CLIPPED BEEF in l ID
and bslt ID boxes, jut the thing for picnic..
For sale by
GEO. McBURNEY s SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

WATaRMEtoNs The frat wa,cGmelocs Ct
h" s"ss1u arrived 10 this CRY to day. over The
the Flrgluis Midland rsitoad. from Atauta,
Ca, I'D 49,! at from $50 to $35 ptr hundred,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

=, PERsoNAL.-Rev. DR.. julius Bungardner
resident Of the Aduth Israel Congregation Of
Washington. and family. were in this ci.y yes.
'eFday, the guests of Rev. Dr. SessIer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

COUNTY CoURT.-Hon James !Sanqstcr,
Judge presiding "A lis. Of Gods adnitted 10
record 10 the clerks cfhoa siuoa the May term
was read to the curt and ordered to BE- entered
on the mi1u es.
Az appIralsemcnt OF 40 oslray hers,, taken up
10 court. approved and ordered to be rec ritd.
The appraisenent Of the estate Of Emily B.
Coroett, deceased, WAS returncd to court and
ordered to be recorded
10 the application of G.. W. G. LEO 10 erect
a dam across Four Mic run. it was ordered
that leave to erect said dam DO granted
10 re 4. q. VioIat'S estate rue ag,iost
Andrew and Robert Jameson rtqlirirg them
to appear at the n Y; term Ct the Court aud
show cause Why they have net paid to A. w.
Armstrong, admir-, e., the sum of $537 IS of
principal sGd interest, from Sept, 80, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

Fill. FROM a WINDOw.-Mistcr Sandy
Murray. tie little son Of Mr. William Murray,
shlle leaning out of the second story back Ein
tow of his flther's residence. on King street,
Saturday evening. lost his balance aud fell to
The pavement below, distsnce OF Dearly twenty
'eef, cutting his head badly and receiving other
t1uscs about the body. Drs. Lewis aud
ctaoIer rendered The necessary surSicil assist
hncc. The wounds the little fellow received ny
HE inl ere not OF serious character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

"PGNAFoRE' will DO rendered at Sarepts
iiali to night by coIorcd juvenile troupe from
Washington. The ptrfoimsuco will be under
the direction Ct W. +. B.uiam;n, leader of s..
Augustine ciurch choir. a1d the entertainment
Is gwen fer the benefit # that church. All who
Lave heard tina troupe speak 10 tho hiphts!
terms IT it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28
lol &c

The ro"crs proroso to help Turkey fraIc il-
IS, Ii she sSrses To tho new Greek frontier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

s q. NEALE Tho Virgioia Post. published
at llsrnsosbury. w., says: The Eighth
G;S;fic; democratic congressional convection
will meet 10 Al.x,ndi, in August, aud it is
thought that Hon. s. g. Noac OF Alexandria
C t., will be the nominee. The democrats could
90, make better selection than Mr.. NeaIc,
VITO Is, in tho true occupation of tho word. o
Gentlmac, scholar. aud jurist, and who's, char.
sc;cr is would stain or bIcmish."