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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-01-08
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Uustomcrs scam always find prices IN Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes, Has Ladies and
Gents furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, &c, at ROCK BOTTOM.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, Clicks
Our Stock is complete. Every lady who examines them is fully convinced that ours,
for quality of goods, beauty of trimming and perfection of fit, Yombncj with the ex-
.lenc low prices, stand for ahead o fall Others nthe Chattanooga market. Every
body should examine our stock before purchasing as we have no hcsiancy in saying
that we can Save YcW MOHeyon any quality ofCOak that you may want.
KID GLOVEN KID GLOVEN
We have fora long tim. enjoyed the uvfalle reputation of keeping the Finest
and most perfect Fitting Gloves FOR Less Money, than any house in
the city, This season have added largely toO ur already extensive assortment, and
now ofcrto the ladies and gentlemen ofChatanooga and vicinity the Most Complete line
of ColOrs and prices ever seenm this market. We use the celebrated Smith & Travcrs
Kid Glove Case whbhtotany prevent Gloves from being damaged IN any manner. Con.
sclunnIy in buying from u.s. yn incur n danger of buying a damaged Kid.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
We say without lar of contradiction that we have the largest ,M weHo ly far the
finest stock in the city. Our variety of grades, colors styles and prices is indeed g.eat
Cur buyer during his last visit to the Eastern ma kes displayed both good taste and
judgment in all his selections, besides cvindng firm belief in the fact that low prices
will sell the goods. Every lady that visits our store is surprised al our low prices, and
unhest0tngy adds her testimony to ours in saying that our stock, for beauty, at
taCLNenss and cheapnessai is not apnronlmd by nmy nIhr hnnsn in Im GY.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-01-08

Our stock of Fine Shoes is magnificent. We do not confne ourselves to any me par
tcular brand, to the exclusion of all Others, but keep shoes to fit every kind of feet
and every kind of pOckct-book. Among the many brands in our stock are to be found
that o. Miles q Son, Monroe, Smaltz Il Co.. Edwin c. Burt, Samuel Dunbar g. Co.,
and many Others that stand first in the estimation of the best trade.
E.AHTB BOOTS IND SHOES.
In every grade can be found here; including Gcntcmcn's Fine Hand Sewcd work. We
keep everything in Mems and Boys wear from the heaviest Bmmns III to Miles Son,
and Canfelds Hand Made Goods. A large Stock of Ladies' Peggcd Good always m hand.
Ours is the largest and best assorted stock ofBootsa and Shoes for retail trade iut the city.
NOTIONS .AND F.4NCY GOODS.
This should be the most attractive department in every retail house. kpprciatng this
fact We have bought and now have m exhibition an almost inexhaudiIlo supply of
everything thatis new, in both useful and ornamental articles. Ourlimitd space pre-
vents ISL from going into details, but me could spend hours in looking at the novelties
we have in this line. Every lady should see them.
OUR Room, No. 2O5,
Is devoted exclusively to Goods for men and boys wear. Our Clothing stock is very full
We have everything in this limo from II suit for a A year old child up toa snt for the lar
gcst mani in Chattanooga. Our cone Price" system prevails in this as well as in all the
departments which fact nWes you against high prices. In Hats Shirts, Collars
Handkcrcicf, Half Hose Underwhra, Fancy and Staple Neck Ware and Gents
Jewely. Our stock is the largest and our prices invariably the lowest in all this country.
THROUGH THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT
The customers cannot fail to admire the harmony and system that prevails oycrywhnc
are wanted on politely and doxterousE. No one is unnecessarily urged to
buy, but is patiently shown through the stock, and very rarely arc the instances where
are not affected, Rich md Poor Old and Young. Experienced and Incxpcd-
got exactly the SAME prices, same courteous treatment, and the same terms.
NO PARTIALLY IS SHOWN AN ONE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15
EHGGE RREs-sTfHS

Capt. 7. c. Pesrco is on a visit to b;s f-iord,
10 tie country. ''''Nu'
The steamer Mattano was lannchod t-o,,
t "a, Marine RailHsy to-day and went nm ' to
Washington. "'o' ~ ~
ksV: DR.. Bullock. of the Union PRESBYTERIAN
ChaIcn, Will preach at Roberts Chanel. coIorsd
Oh washington street Tonight
Some OF the railroad men from this citv vbo
are compelled to remain in WASHINGTON over
blight, carry counIiug pins 10 their pockets since
the murder of young Hir,h.
E coiored woman named Dudley. sho l;vso
scroEs the csnsl, died suddenly this morning
g. +. Sheets, editor Of the Leesburs Mirror.
was IL The city to-day
The steamer John W. THOMPSON arrived Of
the Ship Yard for repairs this morrinx.
The steamer Virginis, Capt Griffin, could not
make ner regular trips this morning on account
of the heavy fog
There is 70 bs 3 ball given Tonight near shu-
ter hlii. Inc luke s!fast orchestra will fur
nish the music
Mr. andrew Brsrt he'd house warming last
u nstt. Qul'e a large number Ut ladies and gan
tIemen were pceaeat.
Revival service; gG the N, Z, Church last
night WEE sttende,i by q largo crowd, The ser.
vices 10 night Will oe especially for young men.
At the prayer meeting at the Baptist Church
last night 1t was decided to hold q general re-
union next Sunday week.
inc passenger tFsil men on the VIRGINIA Mid.
land railroad appeared: in their new uniform
caps THIS morning and presented quite fiGe ap
pesrsnce. p
Inc steam yscht Selia which has boon en-.
Rsged IN the service OF the U. s. Fish Commits.
sionefs, passed down the river this morning with
b large party OF Uncle Ssn's pets on board.
Csspe5 tiers were st work 81 last night repair
ing the damages on the City of WashIng Lon, oc.
csSioned by the collision with the LADY of The
Lake yesterday morning.
Messrs, Peake & Nails have during the past
two or three weeks, sold large bills of goods to
parties IN Washington: If this mean an ything,
1t ls c!esr rgoofthat Alexandria merchants can
sell ss cheap. if not cheaper. than those in Wash.
ington.
Messrs. Frank Belts snd James Sampson, OF
lfls CITY, while out gupning yesterday, started
large buck deer al the Dyke Woods, near this
city: Thsre u.e plenty of deer near Accoliak,
put 1t Is sou,thing unusual 20 sos ole up this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

THE Hop The arr ingcmoDts for the hon
which will be given 10 this city. at McBurney';
hall, to marFow night, by the single gentlemen
arc nearly all completed. A large number oil
Invitations have b3en sebt ou'. aud handsome
programme Of the dances printed, by which il
Is seen that instead Ct aiding up with tic
"G,rman" The hop wl: close with the "Oid
Virginia Reel" a leading conit c!ioner has
been cngsgad TO furnish the supper, and %
pains Will be spared to make it q grand one.
The hal! vii! be decorated With the State ADD
Nati0na' flags. 1t is thought this viii be the
most sue ss!ui otfair f he sca.on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

ALEXANDRIA LIGHT 1NFASTRY-T Al
exandrla Lght Iotantry held court martial
last highs, and expelled one member for non
paym eut OF dues, and ordered the treasurer TO
no'iiy three other deliLquants that if their &C
COUNTS were not settled in thirty days they
would shar { simi or fate.
Lieutenant George McBurney has appoiatcd
the ioiiowlag com ai.tee to respond to the hand
some tes inooial received from the Army OF
the Cumberland: Sergeant vi. Vlsc"nt, Cor
poraIs Thee. RoriDso0 AID i ooard Martury.
AID priva!cs j. NJ. White, j. 4. Green aud D
Mel 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

Run INTO The steamer Jsue Moseley CD
her way 10 Norfolk, shout eight O'Clock this
moroipg, ruu into ard sunk the sand barge ~
ing opposite the Light House at Jones Point.
The crew Of the barge were all rescued from the
water, taken 90 board the Jane MoseIey and
brought to this city. The steamer Sustained
some Injury TO her wheel ard shaft, which will
be repaired Immediately, and her trips resumed
as usual. The accident was in const quence Of
the heavy fog hanging over the river, aud no
blame is attached TO the officers Of the Jane
MOseleY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

hccDENT.-Harry Tayl or. young man liv-
n / A'ltogton Township, in the oopoty, met
"i'h sh &c dent last Saturday, which came
IoVlpg serious one. Il was ou his way
10 ''lr CITY tn a osd OF hay. upoo which he
= : I'd, aud the bay becoming loose, slipped
'Tvu' he wagon, throwing him &C oss q picket
'c-. he Injuries be received were Of the
o. .aiatul character. aud at ooe time it was
sh?uSat iha, he c'uId not Iiv', bu, physicians
pu"@ cot tor be Was somewhat relieved, and
yy,'cF 'ny morning he was considered out Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

BALTIMORE AND CINCINNATI RoAD-At q
called meeting of the Commercial Exchange
this morning. to consider the expedieucy of the
Legislature granting charter to the Baltimore
and ClDcntati railroad through Virginia, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the business mon and all citi
zens who feel an interest in the prosperity Of
our ci'y be invited 10 meet the merchants Ct the
Corr Exchange on Monday, the 10th Instant,
to take into consideration the proposed line Of
railroad. viz: the Baltimore ADD Cincinnati,
and for which they have applied to the Virginia
Legislature for charter"
POLICE REPORT The only case ct police
headquarters this morning was that OF Will
jackson, on conplaiut CT Sid Gray. for assault.
Jecks5o was dismissed on the charge of assault,
but Was fined SIS for being drunk and disorder
~. He, of course, had not that much money
and vas locked up.
Justice Thompson had before him Frank
Beach, white, for threatening TO break up John
Magruder, colored. He was bound over to
keep tho pcac,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15
Communicated.

ICUMmUnlCAteQ.
Consumer" in his article on gas, nakes o
mistake when ne says the price of gas is 81 IS.
No consumer pays more that 81 024 Ten pcr
cent is invariably taken eff. it matters not when
the bill Is paid which reduces it 10 $2O2i Gas
is as cheap in Alexandris IS in any other city in
the country with one or TWO exceptions, Bnti-
more being one, and there The reduction was
brought about by competition.
ANuTuER CcNsUnER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

HEAVY FoG.-The fog Oh the river this
morning Is said to hnve been the heaviest known
at this season. Navigation was rendered all
most impossible. and indeed some of the boats
did cot attempt to move from their wbarves.
rho ferry boats had the greatest difficulty iu
making their trips, and it was nearly nine
O'Clock before persous on this side OF the river
could discern objects % the other side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

The WILKES STREET TUNNEL john 8.
Barbour, esq recsiy. r. and Maj Randolph,
chl.f neineer Of the Virginia Midland railroad,
accompanied by Captain George w. Rcck,
chairman o. the Committee on Streets of the
City Council. visited the east cod of the tunnel.
Oh Wilkes St., yesterday morning. The railroad
authorities agreed to make the repairs they
considered necessary to put that end of the
tunnel 10 good order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

FUNERALs.-rhe fuueral of Mrs Vir2il p.
Corbett, of Arlington township, Alexandria
coun'y, who did suddenly from heart disease,
Oh Tuesday last. took plsc, from her residence
at II O'Clock to day. She was buried OF Ar
iiogtcn. Mrs. Corb,;t vas the sister in law Of
Dir. +. E, CCrbett. of this city.
Tho funeral Of MIR. Cornelius Phillips, jr.,
took place this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
The residence of bis father. 10 the First word,
and was attaaded by the Alexandria R.form
Club and large number f friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

HAMLET LAST NIGHT Frederick Pau!dne,
ssGp. Rcd by good company, appeared 10
HDln ct at night, and was received by small
aud',ic', but those who were there say that
the otcrtaiDDent was one OF the b st ever
CIV In this city. The managers were quite
ssury SD and did not seen to Thick that the
i pco!'c ct Alexandria Gard much about thea
atT0'. | is due to Mr.. Psuldine to say that be
a. il1c actsr, and worthy Of larger audience
Sthsn nc hsd last oight. BE appears again TO-.
e. as Buruccio, in the drama entitled the
q o., Revenge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Jan. Is. 1880.
For the Middle Atlantic States falling barome-
ter, southerly winds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather followed by rising barometer, westerly
winds, cooler cloudy westher, snG in northern
portions snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15
General Garfield.

COLUMBUS O., Jan, ia reception was
given TO zen Garfield, U. s. Senator elect, in
the capitol las! night ;sen Garfald made a
speech on tbs occasion, the bllk of which con-
sisted in thanks to the rsrsy which had elect
ed MIN, and glowing tributes to the patiosism of
Chic st The beginning and during the late war.
he also spoke euogiatic of Senator Thurman
saying Ohio bad few larger minded men OF the
rocora Of her history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

HE CANAL TRADE-Tho Cumberland
mc says: The official report Of the Cuu-
;ctisDl coal trade for tie yeEr ending Satur-
lay =: u4ry 10, gives X .06l Is tons of coal IS
ne "a a! amount shipped from that port. 10
h'' 'l'u" there were shipped ty csuaI $50. IL
o's 5 Baltimore and Onio Rsi road 81 23l
y -. 40 Increase as compared with last yeur
~ So IS and by the Pennsylvania State
IT," 9ll.l6 tons. an Increase Of 3,437 10
'ons total increase for he year Of 90, AL. Ia
.ois ( coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

TEMpERANCE.-Mrs. Youmaus. of Canada,
said to be the ablest and most entertaining lady
advocate Of temperance now 10 this country,
who is at this time filing an engagement 10
Washington, and speaking to large audiences
will address the people of this city, under the
auspices OF the Rrtorm Club. at the NJ. E.
Church, to MORROW (Ftidayl night, at half past
seven,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

SOCIETY ITEMS. Miss Kate Nichols. o
p1u'' pnpil of the Belle Haven Itstitute, and
Sat";lI Of the Hon. John c. Nichols, OF
'1's 4; u. G. from Georgis, is visiting the
sA'S o. Rev. w. S. Penlck, CD Cameron
MI DJ:a New.op, CT W, sliDgtou. is visit
" e. l"c N!issis Smoot, Oh Wilkes street.
/ IiSs Gertrude Holiday, Of Baltimore, is vis-
H. 'F.sncs IN this city, the & lest of Miss Mar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

RECEPTION MIR. Charles S. Perry, who was
married to Miss Madge Blackwell, OF Char
Iottes'ilc, astweek, had reoeptionat hisfsther'
residepce IL this city last night, and was con
graduated by his many friends. May be and
his beautiful bride have long and happy lite,
s the wish Of all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPER Y GsoRs.
y asp cla rnoouug OF the Board OF Super
Vrors Of AIexandrls county, held at the old
Court House to day, ell the supervisors
pies :Dt,-upon the announcements OF the death
OF Jet!orsoo racey, the late Treasurer Of the
C'nty, resolutions Of regret were adopted.
i'e Board recon- mapGed their action OF the
rr v'ous meeting dissllowing tha claim msde
oy tie corporation Tor the purpose of giving The
."!;oTatlon Attorney "a opportunity TO be
heard upon the sub ect
rr.ncis q Scbutt WAS unanimously recon-.
n 3 d"i by the Board tor the position IN sde va
CO. D. the death Of Jefferson Tscey. He having
seed So member Of the Board for number
O. as is converssnt with the duties Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

IRE FOR CONSUMPTION The following
la o.en ttlcd by peG!lcman CT this city, who,
I ".s thought bsd the consumption, snd
i u j 10 be al excellent remedy:
Ike two fresh hen eggs, dissolve sheI! and
ali the Juice of dozen lemons, sdd one
ronTd rock candy, one pint best wbiskey or
treriy. one gill best olive oil, quarter p1u5d
0! Corioe, ole drachm each of Irish noss,
s.'i urry elm, and Il * seed, pound all but the
ii IDS 10 mortar, nix it together aud strain
Il, .nd then add one quarter of az Indian turDip
Ibis receipt has cured colds 10 their noss des-
pcr'-c torm. IT with it WOODEN stockings aod
th'c> soed shoes are w0ro, there is 90 csuse If
teaI rom colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15
OFFHCYHL.
ANoTHER CONSUMER.

AN Z CT TO amend On act entitled IAN act i'm :
posing certain duties upon the Mayor, Coiec.
tors Of Taxes, Collector Of Gas .Rents, Sc >"
passed July s, 1879
Be it enacted That the following section be
added TO the sb3vo act:
Fec. 3. That the treasurer of the city for the
time being, or whatever officer or agent may be
designated to pay the interest on our city bonds,
be required, under the panaty named in tho
foregoing section, (sec p to demand of any snd
ali persons who may present their coupons for
redemption, to place their nsme and date of pay.
ment upon the back of each and every coupon.
Passed Board of Aldermen January Is, 1880.
K. Z. DOWNAaM, President
Passed Common Council January Is, 1850
j. 7. BECkH NJ, President
Approved January ID 1850
COU kTLAND II. SMITH, Mavor,
Teste: JAMES K. CATION, CPk G. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

BANK OFFICERS The directors of the Citi
z,Ds' N..iousi Bank met this morning at tue
back and elected ,be following officers: John
B. Suoot. president; W. II, Lambert cashier;
L. 4 Uhier, teller; + S. Hough, discount
clclk: john Furlopg, bookkeeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

PERSONAL MIR. Park AgneW. who, about
four weeks ago, slipped on the ice Oh Royal
street, between King and Prince. and sprsiued
his a9kle was ous yesterday for the first time
siLce the accident cccIrIed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

MARRIAGES Marriages are always pleasant
to record, aad everybody likes to hear of them,
except cid bachelors, and it makes no difference
whether they 90 or not, For o small place,
West End ii doiog very we'll in the matrimonial
line
Mr. Green B Shsckleford, of Richmond
county. was married 10 Miss Annie L Calvert,
ct West E0d, 10 Washington yesterday morn
lag, and returned to that place yesterday after
noon, and received their friends.
The marriage CT Mr.. John 4. Studs to Miss
amanda Warroo, will take place to right at St..
Johns Chapel, after which they will re i've
their friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

ATTACKED Eddie Cosau, son of MIR. VIM.
Cogau, While going up tia portion of Cameron
street, Known az Church alley, vas attacked by
coIored msn, 90 Monday night last, WHO slap
ped hin 10 the face aud attempted to take some
furs away from him that ho had in bis arms,
but the out cry be made scared the nan of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

rINRUSTEE'S SALE OF q VALUABLE
4 TRACT OF LANDIN FAIRFAX Co,
VA.-By virtue Of b deed of trust { Y .cutsd by
John Il. kincheloa and John II Clag get. to the
undersigned, so trustee, and dated on the l7.h
dsy of June 1873 and Gully recorded on tbs
land records Of Fairfax county, Va, in ibcr Z,
No. folio 400 Sc, will sell At public auction,
on MONDAY, tie l6.h day of February, 1880
Chat being Colrt day. in front ct the Court
House OF said county, to the highest bidder 50
much OF 8 certain TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing BAT acres, more or less eituate in said coun-
ty, on the Potick Rolling Road, snd being lot
K o. ii the division of the res est1ts of VIM.
Chichester, deceased, waich was conveyed to
w. +. Goodwin and by him TO the aforesaid
Kincheloe Clsggett, by deeds of record liz
the Clerks uthce IF the said county, as will the
beneficiary under said deed of trust, James
Gfimsiey) the sum Of one Thousand dollars, with
interest thereon FROM the lin day of June, lo74.
Terma Of Sate-Cash.
F. u. RICHARDSON, Trustee
Fairfax co ian l5-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

A CATHOLIC GIRL WANTS a SITUA-
u TON as cook or for chamber work.
Apply at the city postolfce to A. M. =. None
bat these mo believe in Virgncy need opply.
ian Il liz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

CATTLE SHIPMENT5.-a sp0udtnt from
5 len. Fsululer Go. i>fjrms Us that the ship
" Dt Of thirty ninc Car leads Of c,ttlc, from
\ 7omber 29 10 January 3. from kouDd Hill
:'on 90 the w. 4 0 Il, Il, me1i5Dea 10
H.: IsZette few days ego, Is not considered
uay;hlDg remark bic 10 his cjuatIy. The ship
meats from Solsm, witch Is rot a tornloal
8t"ions at uud Hi, 10 the SINE period
Aggregated sixty cDe CIR loads, while ia the
month OF November there were eighty FIVE car
T.; 10 DC ODER eighty nine car loads; 10 Sep
t'abnr segrotY two car !Cads, and IN August
* 90" car dads fl0n the same station, max,
10 total OF three HUNDRED and thirty nine car
10 T. shipped from that point 10 five succ ssve
c. ndGC months 1t Is not very ute jG,m0o
&C lrrence, we are told, Tor thirty Car loads to
DC shipped from Salem 10 olc day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

POkT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY Is
Sun -;sos," Is 9;;a ya,s..... 5 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

ACcIDENT.-Mr j. B. Ficklin, brakeman
on the freight trein Of the Manassas Branch of
the preioia Midland Railroad. was struck en-
the head, yesterday AFTERNOON. as the traio
bound 10 this city was passing over Popo's
Head bridge, No. 5, near Clifton. aud tc!ived
some severe bruises He was on top of the
csra, and, not thinking tina; the bridge, which
Is an overhead one, was so near, be attem pied
to arise, when be was s!ruc. and would have
b5ec knocked to the ground but for Mr.. l.. A.
Wright, who was standing by, and caught him
10 his arms Mr. Fckiin, who remained 10 On
unc 'nFc!ous ate for sometime, was brought 10
this city. ant received medical treatment. His
Injuries are not COR sIaered seri1 US.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

IN BBLS. CHOICE PEARL HOMINY
~ and HOMINY GRITS just received
and for ssle by [janl5l J, G. MlLBUkN.
DRIED CHERRIES, PEACHES, PEARS
~ aud APPLES for sale BY
janis J. C. MILBURN.