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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

| ilCorreapondence Of tho Alexandria Gazette
I CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. 10, 1885,
A very interesting ~ meeting of rcadiustors
| Is to DC held here Oh the frst Monday 10 March
(court day) to c,lebrato their victory over the
debt payers and to install Ills Honor, Judge
elect Htz,kiah Taylor, into Office as Judge of
tho County Court of Albomarlc. Rov. John
H. Massle, State Auditor, and Paul, tho faith
faithful, arc expected to be present to address
the people aud ioin in the Jubilee. Oh, Tom
pora b.! Oh, MorcsI
Tho late election 10 King William seems to
bc indicative of sgo," ard evidences o re.
turn to tho old landmarks by which the Stats
has boon suldod, and tho hopo among tho
thoughtful is that past ieuds may pass away
and reason control our politics.
Tho erection OF tho monument to Jefferson is
still delayed, but will probably bo advanced by
the action of tho Legislature in somo short
time.
Tho exceedingly mild wintor has greatly i'm,
proved the appearance Of the wheat crop, which
gives promise of good yield as spring ad-
vauoos.
The tobacco crop 10 this county turns out to
be an average ono. and is now going forward to
mai ket, bringing feir Irces.
Tho work on the 0. Il. H. is progressing Wig
orously, and the read is expected to be in one
ration by tho lst Of July, by which direct com.
munlcatlon will be had with your city.
Tho great success OF your last fair predicts
growing interest for agricultural competition
and 10 the raising Of stock 10 the rich and supc.
tlGr section of the Piedmont region. Alexan-
drla is admirably situated as point where all
tho upper counties as we'll aa the valley NAV
EXHIBIT successfully, ss.. your city can bo
reached conveniently from any portion Of tho
country by railroads. and river.
IN The theological departments charlottesville
"nd the University are we'll supplied With eff
Gent pastora 10 all the churches. 4 new do
2!ril7c tt offeiipg oompetiaivo prizes by the
inlsslonar9 society for tho best composition and
cloculon 10 members OF the society now nre.
Ya,I7 with INC Methodist denomination, Messrs
Janlald, Bro. & Co., Of Baltimore. arc now
preparing tNo beautiful medals TO. this nur-
posi-.
The University rcioioas in tho PROSPECT Of
sscenrng The celebrated McUormick TcIcscone
m which The alumni of your city 90 prouplv
l2ined ! ! AID ia advancing. The generous spriL
exhibited by N1r, Vim. H. Vanderbilt ssaclns
him as : worthy soa Of noble sire, and ,rstIy.
- cures io bim the praise snd houor or nur
Souhrra people. Thirty.iigc thousand da
'iT5 Is &C: 20 b. rsised 70 eudote it.
~
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught q cold? Arc Won
unable to raise the phlogm2 Have you an irri.
tstlon !s IN The throat2 a sense of oppression on
Ine lungs, with short breath2 Do You have 8
lit OF coughing on lying down. A sharp pain
now and then in region Of the heart, shoulders
and back2 IF SO, OUR ADVICE Is to take
al onco doso of TUFTS Expectorant; you will
soon be abln to raise tho phlegm. In An hour
repeat tho EIpocLorant, place hot iron 10 the
leet, take two Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
tstl into pleasant sleep and wako up in the
morning cough gone. lungs working froolv
easy breathing and the bowels moving in = n a.
nrsl mannor. To prevent return of those
symptoms uso Tho kxroctorsnt several dsys.
Office So Nj Uk!!AY ST, N YORK
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EALA

u AtMAkkABLE PErlIIoN.--Lo the Virginia
ii9u:c oi Delegates les. "Wednesday petition
WIS presented from j, Monroe Taliaferro, Of
Stafford cuaty, asking tho General Assembly
10 pa special aet empowering tho court 20
order division oi bis estate, SO that it may be
distributed among his children. Tho petition.
CT has lie interest only 10 tho property. His
reasons ior this appeal are given as follows -
In the tIsf p'rc,, am upwards of 20 ( \
and Il IS not probable that should my wife
DC taken irom me, that [ would be guilty. OF the
FOLLY OF marrying again, baiog we'll sstisfi d with
me preHcot attanmon,s, having obeyed tho in-
la'c IONS OF tho Scripture to 10 tho number OF
% children, eight OF whom iiniants) are now on
py haDds therefore fray your honorable
body to lock beyond a law that would staryo
the living through mere coDtingcrc;."
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BAKERS AND CssNrGCysssNE,<s
.BRENGLE'S
G 0 n FEC THO n cry

II. BEENG!.E, 129 King stross h;,s every
thing nice for The Season.
Ho is now Masking specially OF PURE
FRENCH CANDIES hard made, Of tho beet
:ugar and most delight ilayors, warranted free
from terra lba, glucouse, and olher Injurious
mixtures, wEch msko somo candies cheap and
dangerous His Csyomols snd Sugsrod Fruits
aro not 10 bo surpsssed
His CAKES, Black, Fruit. Found, jelly and
Fancy, Ornamentod snd Plain, arc sold chcsper
thsn they can ba manufactured at homo.
Brcnge's Ice Cream is ono of the Alexandria
!taplo manufactures. lis praise has long been
in every ones mouth.
=, Cream Pulls, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy Of all kinds
Pies specially. Fruits, Nuts, Confcctioneries,
Wafer Lees and all tho dclicsciea of tho season.
Oysters, the pick, of tho market and chesp ss
chespest; IN all styles. Nico comfortable roome
to serve ladies or gen:Iomen.
he casers for families and entertainments, snd
supplies families with milk and oysters. idec If
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HAD TERRIBLE MIG HT SWEATs.
Memphis. February il. 1871

Memphis. February II, 1871.
ur. Tut; Sir-l have beon suffering for nesr-
~ two years with severe cough. Whom l
commenced taking your Expectorsn! was ro.
ducod to ono hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. | had tried almost everything; hsd
terrible night swoats. I hsvo tsken half dozen
bottleS. Tho light sweats havo left mo, the
cough has disappeared, and l have gained fifteen
pounds in lCsh. I recommend i. 10 all my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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sss:sslCsnSg..
DIR. TTJTarINS
EXP:.ECTORANT.
in 25 CrS. AND 81 ROTTLHS.

It's properties Hro l'emulcont, Nutr;tiva, Bal
ssInic, Soothing and Healing Combining al
these qualities, IL ia tho most effective LUNG
"A LIS N ever cilorcd e. sufferers from ru!mo
nary diseases.
nr. j. f. HAY WOOD, Of Now York, vnun
tar;iy indorgcs it. kosi what ne says:
Now York, Sept. 10, 1877.
llr. Tut: Dear Sir--DurinS this yoRr treat
cd nino hundred CAGES Of lung diseases. In the
lower wards Of tho city tho caaes were Of vory
sovoro type. 1t WAS thoro my attention was
called to TUFTS Espcctorant, and confess nv
surprise at its wonderful rowor During rrac.
t'ce OF twenty Years havn mover known med
iclno 20 act as promptly and with such happy
ELECTS. 1t instantly subduOd the most vioen
Its OF coughing, and invarisbly cutod tho di-
soasc in few days. l cheerfully endorse il IS
tho best lung medicine l over usod.
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
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4 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHEl; WRITES
Dfrno Src,,;,o Nav, br,,

Onico Evening Nowa, Augusta, Gs.
its. Tut: Dcsr Sir-liy little son was attack.
cd with pneumonia Inst winter, which loft him
with violent cough that lsstod till within a
month sinco for the euro of which am indobt.
ell to your valuable Expoctorsnt. i hsd tried
most everything recommended, but mono did
any good until I used your Expectorant, ono
bottle Of which removed the cough entiroiy.
With mary thanks, l am yours truly.
JOHN III. WEIGLE,
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HOSTEL TTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BI : ! ! l e RS

RTIFY THE YSTEM,
And you arc armed sgsinst disease Tho Fines:
Tonic for this purpose is Hcststtor's Stomach
Sittors, which rendors digestion easy and ctm.
plete countorects biliousncss. ard keeps the
bowels in order, and so genial aud benefcent arc
lts effects. that not only is the body invigoracd
and regulated by its usa. but dcsp0ndency BAN
lshed from the mind. For sslo bv all druggists
and dealers gsnerally. ian 3l-eolm
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'ur! ur! Ur!-That is tho cry now in all
ro5t every linc of goods. in particular drV
goods W G "hold tho tort'' 10 that line. Have
made carly a largo purchase, and arc prepared
to give our customers tho benefit. Call and
pr!cs our goods, and wo defy Washington cily
or any other city in the Union. Respectfully
youis, ISAAC ElCURERo
Rem KIM BhE. Monday morning you will be
SURPRISED at l. EICHBERG,S ~ ~
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DRY Gfs&hssS.
pIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.

S5IG JOB IN HAMBURGs. m ~
1o Monday, February lGth 1850
Job lot Of Hamburg Edgnes and Inser.ings
! tlsl received, very chekp. Also 40 dcz,n Pure
Linen Napkins at Coz per doz ; Balbriggsn Hoso
AT I3c, job; -; British Half Hoso at Al and zoe,
E:ra cheap Ladies' Mourning HandkorcLiers,
now style; extra large Bates Quilts ct $l.50
ID. II. BRASHEAR,
H. IS Hoomes. No. 109 King street,
,n Alexandria, Va.
a i wool BuntnGs at 25c grcAt bargains
lop /" y. 4. i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
JOS HIGGINS
PEE.SRE. -@.T'Es sTE-ass F3TTE&,
NO. 10 SOUTH PITT STRRgT.
ALEXANDRIA. va,

All ordere promptly stsHnded to. aug
SUMMIT MINERAL. SPRING WATER
~ We have just received orc barrel of The
above celebrated Water direct from Harrison.
Ea,na Ii is highly recommended for diseases
o! the kidneye, dyspepsia, rheumatism, nervous
diseases, SC, &c. Circulars can DO had upon
application. For sals 5y the gallon by
oec n. 5. hhApBEATER S, BRO.
T ANES +: GhEbIN Il SONS
- G3 King street,
Oder 20 the traG0 :t lowest market rates
CHbHE!HG AXSS,
oi the HnrrcA. Manu- Ws:ror sn,; ihe fasnous
Car''n's light Horse Harry brands doc
GUMAIT tiIME&AL SPRINGS WATER
- will cure 81! jcgcgG'a~tine of IL, liduuyt
relieve cii!on!c CONSTIPATION. ha>jsche and otiicr
Diseases resulting from = d5Crde5ei condition Of
jsn "a tVANFiEJ,D B. HALL
HWlLhT hETlGhMS--Ws have n tire se-
a soIt,nent orTolet rusticrs, Powder PuD4.
itE,r Brushes snd Combs, tooth Brushes. Nsii
hrusnss, Chamcls Sk'r, Cosmetics, &c which
we offer at low prices.
oct 3 j. &TABLHE 500
CS BOXES HIGGINS &. Il. SOAP, 25
go A- - noHes Is. j. bshbitss Beet Soap, and 10
gross Rnm[@rds Yeas. ro%der, Iecoived by
nov ID W. A. iCHMS IN Il co.
PEKFECrED EiTTKR COLOR very
- nice srt'cin, in trial vels 1T lOc also in
bottles nj BIC, 10, and 81 Sold by
jan1O l.. >. LnaDBEATicR s. BRO.
TUTrS .EXpECfOEAHT and PILLS
4 advertised on the Grst page Of tho Uszote,
are for sale by
feb II &c. 8. LEADBkATEE s. BRO.
G IOPELANUh TEA SETS, something new
~ Call and SEQ thom al
i. j. MILLER & cos,
sep I G5 King street.
f0RHS CAN BE CURED while Won sleeu
X ~ 6y using rEL'S WONDERFUL CORN
SOLVENT Price 25c bottle. For sale by
sepA ia. STABLER s. co.
RROOMsl BROOMSl BRUOMsl 200 doz
~ Broolns in store ard for sale by
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
leD - I6 King street
STovE POLISH and STOVE BRUSHES
MCLEAN s. UHLER's,
fob 76 King street.
ShALL SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS
~ recsVed.to. day by
jan 70 JIG. MILBURN.
HREsH AGGs and EUTTEK for sale low
A. j. e. MILBUkN'S
JsnE2 10 N. Royal street.
y by using the "COMMON SENSE COOK
SR." [doc III MCLEAN & UHLER.
TOAL SIFTERSl COAL SIFTERSl at
~ r, MCLEAN s. UHLEKS,
le0 7G King street.
( IHOICE GLOVER HAY in store and for
~ sale, delivered in any part of the city, by
Jan.3 q. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
-The best assorted stock and tho cheapest
Boys and Youths School Shoes in the city.
sepl9 w. B. WADDEY, ITO King at.
| a PPLES-BALDW WINS and other varieties
II. for sale By
feb l2 THos. PERRY. Aat.
UNITS COUGH SYKUP-Cures Coughs
| IL and Colds. Price 25c per bottle.
| jan 22 LUNT s. DAVIDSON.
HASsAEDS FINEST SUGAR CURED
| ~ HAMS and DRIED BEEF just received
| by [janZ2l j. c. &1LBURN.
G0An POUNDS FRESH GIL CAKE
| jsn27 HARAON s SMITH.
| T'ISH-NORTH CAROLINA ROE HER
| &. KING in store and for sale by
an3 O.S. TAYLOR, Jr.
| 90 DOZEN BROOMS received to-day and
| a "a for sale by
jan q J. q. MILBURE.
En DOZEN FRESH EGGS for sale By
| 4 SO feb II ). 9. MII,HUEN.
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MONDAY MCRNING-Great opening st
L. E1CHBERG'S Of spccisl bargains.
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N EDICIRAL..

CHhHTf'fE, a medicinal compound
For Elooa I;.o,c,, i0f known vslue-com-
- 80 hlnlng il ono prepars-
rx-,,u,,, tion tho curative pow
"a fs'a i1''E' ers for the evils which
For Livor Complaints ipfoduGe all diseases OF
tho hidacys. Harmless
n action and thorough
For Kidney DISEASES IN its eject. II Is un,
all Blood Diseases, such
ccH"ff'sE' as Scrotula, 4iumors.
For rheumatism Boiis. Tettcr. Salt
Rhcune, Rheumatism.
IercWriaI Poisoning
"a HA TIVE. also Constipation. Dys.
For Scrornla n,snss.s l'tpslG Indigestion, Soar
N'"''' '|' Stomach, Retention Of
Urine, etc.
CEEa.7 TIVE, ASK YOUR DRUG.
For Erysipol&s. PIN. The Eroxyn I,,en,t.
plies. Blolches, etc; cal Co., BalL., Md.
H. s. hEaDBEATEE s BRO. Agenta
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~ u : Z ) Ii AI;s = E

. J . II I. I y = t.
, GRAY HAIR OR WulsKENs changed 81 o
;;LossY tLhcK by 8 single application Of this
bfE IL lmnsrts = Natural Colo, sats !asianr
t:.!eously, and is as HARMLESS ss s;;y:ry wsI"r.
>old by Druggists. or eeat by express on rnceint
of 81,
<ssssGH, 3is TsJrrssv g2S Nozv gs.rFr
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Letter fsOnl charlottesville.

special contracts will be made with yearly ad-
vertisers.
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REILnlNEEYl MILEINERTl-My fail
I'VE styles arc now ready, in Straw, Felt and
Plush; also iull line Of VelVets, Satin and
Silks; Is dozen Felt lists st 15c each at
FERGUSON s. BROS,
oct 23 G6 King street
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NV - HTh-t Y DKIN, VA.
~ EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
A HOUSE
~H have opGnoh st No. 22 ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We arn now ready TO receive all kinds Of NOR
rhHni'so and household goods on consignment
nr purchase tho same.
Hthlnk il may prove an advantage to per-
Tons who have PRODUCE of any description
- send II to us. Located immediately opposite
u" In"lA entrance TO tho Market on Eoyal st.,
goods can DO exposed evory morning al public
H,,':oa when tho best prices may bo expected :.
Fronp. returns mado on sales.
rct3"as having FURNITURE for sale will
""a II to their advantage to give us cell.
We Will attend to auCtioneerng gt public GALES
" property, snd respectfully solicit share of
Euhu" patronage. UNEAL LUCAS.
!&'> Auction goods constantly on hand and for
SO nov 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
WENES ARB E.EtsUGHs.
GEORGE SEEsjElssAeaRiH.s
Exchange Restaurant,
NO. 81 NORTH ROYAL STkEET

NO. 81 NORTH ROYAL STREET,
hinXsndris, Vjrginis
lmpnrtcr of Wines BrandIns, Gins. &C., war.
rsntrd rutr, nj tho Lowest cssh prices.
OYSTERS Of tho largest siZa and GnesL flavor
always on hana which aro served in tho bes.
style.
.Gas Meals at all hours. Lcdsing now fur
nlshed TO tho public. Rooms nowy turni:hod
and com Portable dec .i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

RROOMG BROOMSl BRUOMSl 200 doz
1p Btooms in store ard for sale by
MCLEAN s. UHLER.
feb 4 76 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

HORNS CAN BE CUEED while Won sleen
~ Dy using PEL'S WONDERFUL CORN
SOLY ENT Price 25c a bottle. For sale by
EepE1 L STABLERS S C(I
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Z BRQDERS g. 90.
Wholesale Dosors and Johhnrs in
GRuGE&!kS. PROVISIONS, FlUUE,
SALT AND FISH.
a tull lino OF celebrated pure old Whfskoys,
Brandos Gin. Rum, &c. Nj sssey s. Co. IS rhiIa-
dolpalT and cisgott's baltimore Alos, and Borg
her u EngePs Lager Eonr, in casks or bottles.
Bgonts for james $. VYalch Rest Fsrnily
Flour, James ). Kirk & Cn'a Standard Sosps,
uup"3nt Il C"'s. sporting and Blasting Gnn.
powder, snd Baltimore and po!1iasc Eiyor
Steamers.
ordors promptly attended, to, and consign.
mohls solicited. No. ii King street,
ocl I'LL Alexandria, Va,
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STOVE POLISH and STOVE BRUSHES
~ for sale cheap ct
MCLEAN & UHLERS,
fob 76 King street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ny A. JOHNSON s. CO.,

WHOLESALE GROUERa
HHHFRhh COMMISSION MEkCUAN Nfrs
and Deal6rs in
+ !4b KINDS OF LIQUORS.
tiNys on hand GIkSON'S Xxx, XXX, XXXX
ana luhE 0jD RYE. OLD CABINET
hES and L II OMP PSON3S PIiKE RYE
WIlSk / i;S. to which they invite the attention
ul tho trsda. '''''"''o'
Orders from tho country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
N1nsignments Of Flour Grain and Country
'f""uco e"iic'tod, for which they risrsntao the
"'Gnest insrkc. prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner &C Cameron and Kovsl ola
Ain:sniris, Va. ~. ~ e.
( ifiAA -. II hIinH, Jr..
,.... ji.aLo "f J. T. Bockbam E. COY
"HF"HH /! ( HnM Ai%SI0N MEEGnANT
r y FEED DEALER,
Agent for
=. 3. FlCkbGN & SONS
ih!.EE&hThp BRlDGEWATEEE FAMILY
FLOUR,
IL horlh Union street.
''' - Alo.andris, Virginia.
EghEMnN & SMITH,
Wholesale
""""E""hND G&HEHAL con- M!9aloH
MERCHANTS,
:'"'acr Prince and Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Ho@sIEhmonts Of GTain and Country Produce
soiclsod' Snd prompt rotCrns msda. IL 10
gJAELOW BROS,
wHoLRSALg
"HoUEH.j, COMMISSICN MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
JOHN uIG5uN'H SON g CO.'S. CABINET
y. AE and .h&A WHISTLES, and
JGnmpson's P'.ro Rgo Nhiskoy; Fc-eign
Wines and Brandos, Ale Porter
"n! Chanpagnes,
M+- AuEMUY OF THE LAFLIN POW
DEL; COMPANY.
=. " COR CAMERON AND ROYAL STS,
GoGeo roasted for tho trade At 75c per sack.
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SMALL SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS
~ receiVed.to' day by
ian 70 J,C. MILBURN
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t5UAl4hI AETiGiES--Ns have n fro se-
a sortmant OF 'Toile. ross,icrs. powdor Pms
itE1r Brushes snd Combs, ':ooLh Brushes, Nail
hrusnes, Chsncis Skin. Cosmetics, &c which
we offer at low pl:cos.
oct .rl Z cVaj.yED r.,r,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

= hW VASES and BOQUEr HOLUEKS.
.. S';nothing handsome, Call and 500 them
+. }. Nil LEk & cos,
--'' Ea King streat
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90An POUNDS FRESH GIL CAKE
AoOO MEAL.
jan27 HARNON s. SMITH.
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,,..f Il lsrge and superior stock of Gonte
,y.' W.. me Boots and Shoes OF every descrip-
''i' frtcos lower than ever.
ehi9 W. Is WiDDEY 40 King st
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IISu-NORTH CAROLINA ROE HER
E. RlNG in store and for salo by
sn23 q. S. TAYLOR, Jr.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-24

LYONS--At the residence Of her son, Sam
Lyons, at Big Woods, Calcasien parish, La,
on Thursday, April ~, 1880, at z o'clock p. M,
ZILPHA A, COWARD, wife of David II. Lyons,
aged Nc years.
The sympathies Of the entire community
win be strongly aroused by the above notice.
just month and day before her death the
deceased and her husband (sbarfR of Calca-
sion parish) were bereayed, at Lake Charles,
of their son Erastus j. Lyons, aged ~ years.
Perhaps TO assllage their grief, the parents
went to The country, and there on the 18th
inst, death claimed their son Offutt Lyons,
aged IL years. Leaving this fresh scene Of
sorrow, they went to Tie residence OF their
eldest son, Sam. Lyons, OF Big Woods, and
tll;ther the death angel followed, and two
days ago called the wife and mother away
from all earthly trouble.
The deceased was descendant OF one OF
the Oldest and most respected settlers Of our
parish, and possessed, Tradition TO a kind,
benevolent and affeetionate disposition, most
extraordinary qualities Of firmness and hero
ism, qualities which she frequently displayed
ia trying situations connected with her hns-
bands ofeial position as sheriff. She wasin-
deed % tower Of strength unto her husband h
and the sympathy previously awakened for
him, by the death Of his two boys, Is now in
tensified by the death Of the beloved partner
Of his joys and sorTows
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-24
PATENTa

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments In old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE
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To the W. Master, Wardens ADD brethren Of
Sam Todd Lodge No. 1s2, j. & A. Nj:
BRETHRRN orr committee appointed TO
report resolutions expressive Of the feelings
OF this lodge IN rs bereavement. and to mourn
its loss, caused by the death of Bro. Tbpmas
d. Baggett, so much and so highly respected
as citizen, and beloved md appreciated as
q good Mason, respectfully submit the fol
lowing
Bro. Baggett was born in Harrison County,
State of Mississippi, On the Sd day OF April,
1917 He was initiated Into the mysteries Of
Frecmasonry In this lodge, ID the year 1879,
and from that time, until it pleased our Su-
prefne Master to call him to labor 10 that
lodge above where the Supreme Architect OF
the Universe presides, Bro, Baggctt was
Jealous and pure hearted mason, combining
in BIS person great zeal FOR the Institution OF
Free Masonry, with desire to preserve and
practice its time honored principles of Broth
erly Love, Relief and Truth.
Bro. Baggett was possessed, IN an eminent
degree, Of sterling integrity OF character, he
was loved and respected by the brethren, and
had the confidence Of all classes Of his fellow
citizens.
Your committee feel their inability to ex-
press their own, much less the feelings OF this
lodge, In the loss It has sustained IN tile death
OF our worthy brother, whose example IS a
citizen and q mason Is worthy our admiration
and imitation. Therefore
Resolved, That this lodge heard with pro-
found regret Of the death of our well-bcloved
and deeply larnented brother.
Resolved, That In his death this community
has lost good citizen, and Freemasonry a
faithful and exemplary member.
Resolved, That while we, as Masons, de-
plore our loss, we extend to the family Of our
deceased Brother, our tenderest sympathy
and masonic protection.
Resolved, That the embIems In this lodge
be clothed in mourning for sixty days, and
that the members wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
j. W. MOORE,
G.. w. RICHARDSON,
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