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ROCKFORD,

NG"9s
Bptetaf Correspondence o} 1hs Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Afaroh 27.-Tho sad intelligence
hlls reached this city that Miss Carrie Hood, ono
Of our most prominent md highiy-cstcomol
young lnfllcs, hns died Mt st. Augustine, Fln.,
whoro sho has boun during tho winter for tho
benefit OF her health, Tho rctnAina will urriyo
hero to-tay, and tho funeral services will 10 hold
Monday afternoon ut tho First Congregational
Church. Tho sermon will b0 preached by tho
ltoy. Or. Gibson, OF Chicago, and tho music will
bo furnished by Prof. Hool's choir, also from
Chicago.
At fl political mootlug hold In tho Sixth Ward,
Mr.. Cox was nomlnatoA for Alderman, and NlrJ.
d. Marsh for Supervisor. Considerable talk WINS
had rs to who thoy would run for Sfayor Oh tho
Peoples tlckot; aEl tho Hon. Gilbert Woodruff
seemed TO DO tho fuvort- It is followed TINT
tho Temperance pDoplo hav0 tholr ticket
mado up, but that 1t will not bo
nlalo known until aftor tho License
party havo presented q full ticket As Monrly
every town around uH that vototf No License
last ycAr has changed tho voto this year, 1t Is
thought that Rockford may do likewise. both
alsfos aro hNr1l Rt work, lt,d u strong and vfg0r
ons light will bo made. Thera aro to bo elected
Mnyor and thtee Aldermen; but, rs tho Alder
men como from Mo- lteDnsc War1sa. grave doubts
s en ty The oqss y Of hoi1
anothoF yuar, y Will bo necessary for tllcn to
carry tho election IN ouch precinct.
sooist; was tho nsrriso % u III. II Haraco r. l liaasoS
of TINT plMee, and Mrs. l.nunt a. Pate, pt recn-
epe wnke s er sef tEoy ss** @ tbs
mor.ntght; but fortune intprp6ecd, and They
and s,.ised u fa,nIly. Thor cuch uonp,nInii
died. and ttoy aro INV happlly united, to spend
t'no d tho most 'asttrsiy arulrs that havo co.
curEc!l fn this county for sono tIHo WIS pcrpe-
tr,!tel Ut Wtnnshng'. 4 lat Of hNxtllna, hav-
QbP ttlC uhn nH.uItvt
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Wanlcns, vcstrymon, Council, and dctpgatea will
be elected.



Tho ticket nominated by tho Republican Con.
vcntlon 1T Grand Cruising HMtur1lny Is e,iil t0 he
rrfnurknhte fnr ita strength, and Ntnnds orcry
Ghnnco of being elected. This ycnr tho Rcpnb-
ltcnns nct thu bull t1!tlnE by thnr nomination,
which tho ilatnrs nt, li.lEh Mahrr. Assessor,
md Chnrtcs 7, t.cst,, Supervisor Will figure. Tho
Republican ticket ls trnr up ns fOt1owA: Tr,lst-
ccs-n: y. Pierce, II. 4. Hobart. 0cnrgc Il. Forl.
n. II. Foss, Frank N. Webster, md r. W. John.
STONE. hir. Pierce. Of tho Frst District, Is ncIn-
her Of tho firm 1T Dtsttson & Pierce, ErH,cr4 "a
!hrGo rrpnerty- owner. hns resided Iii tho vtlngr
for eight years, and WINS formerly mn attorney III
Washington, Mr. lInlmrt, Ot tho Sccontl District,
te ctlitnr Of thu fidf'lr1V At, ntltl tnerlcr Of
tho old 1!nnrt. sfr. FGr1i, also nf tho s'rcond,
md 0f tho old Ennrti, ts shoe-hentcr and J.iH-
tftN NJ tho Pence. Mr.. Fuss. Ut tho Thlrl D1s-
tret. and uf tho present nonr1l. Ia II grain md
commission tlhler. Mr. Webster, nf Su,ith Chi
cngo, ta agent Of tho Chicago, N',ck 1sland 4
!'Ac!nc At tint plnce and also member Of tho
linnrtl OF Education. Air. Jnt1nstnnc, Of 1rDn-
!Alc. snnHhcr nf tito present Iohrtl, Il QUO Of
the Supertntcntetlfs ut DrnwnR lrln-Mt!.
- Tho other Nominees nrc: Town and Village
Clerk. Frnnk >. IlIa!n, Of the First District: Win
has resided ~ tho ylllnge ilino yoars, ard ia a
correspondent for sotne of tho city pupcrs for
Second District, fs now Fire. -hinrshnt md IA cou-
nrctcd with tho l!yde thIrk H.ls Cn,npHny. Coli
lectnr Jhtnrs \. Hamilton. Of tho First District,
has been Collector for. tho vlllage before, haa
served III tho army md Inst Icy, nll Is lnrRe
tnxnnycr., Assessor Jotlah scotlll, OF Granti
G1,!'nsslng, is 2 lawycr, and sornc years ago was
Village ClGrk.
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them fully clothcd In tho white tnan's uniform.
ThG iI yGTnE" l'Hn 'ncsqt take k!nly to @ civil
an tll.nttInE frock-coat, md 1mnts. and vrst.
tn,1,'. Amn thcr white srts swsll thom with pritc:
bccoihc her hotter.
Oitfny, VINO Il pretty we'll Civilized, carries
Nnnket ,I with him, md keGs Il wrapped around
vile greeted hin, qnitc cor!lnlIy. ,They, were
MID he iikSi W"shInxton very ,mteh. and fstt
rnascl IT tho treatment he iind received ther.
lis md y. a. tho In lnans fclt kindly towards so.
iney nnu received at nia fanls. Nhile hu wna
sirc 4 'nloso ,,poi thc ute., Int rather i'm i'm
itsr @ re,serSnt!op i! GolorI.io Il srlei e sqye
whites % u. M thp imt,i1c. u,,.
U s tnat e wnfG nsSr k, nas % g;
tl,o whitr: b,t he always tcsirs! pcaee, and ha,I
esr s So t te sancs whcs ~ Ind ; ,sn Will k9 xSt 1T
,t H. tsnnlIy s'irrener1s " the Government. ilo
a n,i M ,, Khow , Wo W, 5ne cf,',s 7It o5e INA ne
didn't hnve tl,o 'n,'nlsrcrs u lis eharKs. Tho
tt hnd oSSn to washington Mli him, Thoy wero
three fDrths nf tho uncot1pahRro and Southern
ntu traGHs would W, hav9 to ssxn the tratK t,cioro
sy"y II Il e. teir S$ys fnSy %n sd he ~ eG
TINT tho contr,.et would 10 successfully and
subsequently, ~. y. consnnmntGt' e., 8! n, M
white q Mxer H. t1ns ,' wo 10 consulted /, r.
ws% ST. o'so IL S Mesrs staY saa ,sat f. ho md ourar would
ssil Spon bo,sss and got hIn, p ssi6e, iii @ 10
? tse ss 81 Tscy S5 d
~ pssty r. = & K%usss Si.,; Tsaas Sas s"Ias %
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THE CITY. .
GENERAL NEWS.

JonH n. CONES, Tcorln, IA at tho Palmer.
ME-. CAtpwE1z., Of Peoria, Is Mt tho Gardner.
JOHN D. wAlsn. Icadvillc. Colo, Is at tho
fremont.
RAYMOND norstss, Of Now York, is at tho
ahr1lner.
n. A,xswonrtr aud O. II. pray. Omaha, aro at
0EonoB II. uAxrEr, 1soeton. is registered at
tho fremont.
j. 8. CE.AnKsoN, Of tho Ne0isl<r, Dcs Motnos,
&, 1n. ia nt tho Sherman.
J.. II. nnEa1lN, proprietor Gilscy Nou sc, New
York. IA nt tho Grand Phcltlc.
C.s. lruSrEu, Now York. Arthur Dott, Alba-
n5, N. Y, and ]. II. Cary, San Francisco, aro at
thb Sherman.
GEx. s,lE,nAv did not nrrvo last evening ns
was anticipated, but wilt probably roach thoo!fy
this morning.
+. l.. KIMBERLY. sh arm, Pa, ". @. 1lrncc,
D1t'N MFRS, MI'wnukcc, and Joseph Ltlrnloys
Montreal, Canntn, arc at tho Tassncr ftouso.
In. TrnxAs GAIT, Nock lslandt A. b. Cope
Land aud ". II. Getty. London, England: kcn-
mott McL=.rl Lead sillo Colo, are at tho 0r1lnd
t'ittsnI
NAT q. a0DnwIx, ill.,, Miss Eltza Wcnthorsby,
Miss Jennie Wcatheisl,y, Mis- klmn Dolaro Miss
company, Nrp ut tho Grand pAufNc.
war! % risniniahi @ Gari Mesci. Th"nas S i.yan, @
WtIa,n Hehade. Fred 0iese, Of tho Mcndeta-
Palmer.
THE nutopsy Of tho body Of tho lnte William y.
Ferry wia lind ycstertlny. i showed TINT tho
immediate sa,'so " hts death wHs hcMvrrhaEo,
stomach.
HEKsiAk BEKEnT, 81 years Of age keeper Of
grrcry ut No. l75 Aigustn street, died suddenly
Mt e:l5 ycgtcrdny afternoon. supposedly frDtn
hEHrt dAHnFf{, Thu Coroner 61B been Notified to
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,

SrftM& Utsrdlfh 10 Tie Chicago Tf4btita
rIlinAnELrItfA, Mnrcli es.-JnAcptt Null. a
Htonet1nson Of Colt,mbin County. Pa, carnn ~
this city fow .lnya ago to collect 500 which haS
hcen Rent from Germany to an ngcnt toro fo-
Null. After receiving tho money he fell In with
dissoluto woman, WIN soo1, gained compiled
confirm over him. 1Io gnvn har nil his uoncv
tn return portion ot 1t, and. upon her refusal
hn fired 1yo shots fratn rpvolver Into hin n,vn
hNly. Thrco of tho ahOtH took efrcot in Nj
hrc0at md two IN his stomach. 1To WIS rcnoyrd
t1tion. lilo did not attempt to BARN III
WOtnHt,
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MILITIA NOTES.


n..'.. 49," s'N" .. ..,1. os '.ne ..,se
T1'E annual muster OF tho Sixth Battalion will
occur Saturday.
,.,s.Ns's sNNa -, inst @ ttt"'45' WIZ h"to 'u't"
Aplr.-GEa. lllILLalsp was In the city Inst week,
and attended tho annual muster OF tl.o First
Nentrnont
r....
co,nn,,,~ 'rontn not,a,Iou hos ,onna-o,, y tts
eu1.tn'n;t ie"sn E"''a''on1 Nus teaoerco Ills
fes.sn".'on' =,
n,nrc T,,na,,ov nveut,,g ~ tbia woo ot tho strtb
i.cg,mont ar1aory.
I,,,,,. ,,..,, ,-
Lt'uT; sI.;t Z 7; ,Ms,MsRS, commanaIHg Com
gLal9n !1 q M ls1vnto Jot' IL DenaVahs 1or tho
ru,vArrs I1 1,,o, Am r. Kfnr,, n, ora Ft,eo,o
',s sn wv. w. u1 vao9ni pns!ttohs OF Eofofnti IN
drill lust Mon'"y evening.
MAI, scn,nSet compliments Company F.
TwclIth H4stalloi', It ainlatte, ns being one Of
god M os word Tor u to coray rnl gt II ottaw m '' S'S
GIN. ". Z. sruoxo anil tho members Of tho
Governors at,ltr in this CITY win llnll comnni-
rntjpna art.Ksrtl to them t,f,oil tho Adjl,tuut-
Trn tnembors Of l compnny, Second 1,cvI-
mont will hold q apcetnl n,rctlnE THt,sIay uyt,ti-
~ = 90 l4selnhiy- room q tLo ootnpany. All
shnr1h
r,.!.. ~
~ the Mr'ory q the s!xth lInttnltnn VIII tak1
@ pcG tan as @ evonlng n q. @ so M noora
aest ae a'S to Tl' BE- rsent 10 o' a'o e"F'0S' IT.
DArrrny D and tho Sixteenth Battalion wcrc
inspccirI iy Mil. ", s. scrliiner Inst I'hurs.ny
ing llthovh Tho tii,artcra OF tic former wuro
Nnythlug hit Inviting.
Iwva " s,1,,,,.~ -, :, co,,.,,. r,rs, ,,,a.
iucnt, won tho revolver offered by p. II: Lntll-
h,lFut As q eGeona pr!zc III tho contest Tor tho
VI =" oN* "a F." Po7s'uto sos
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GARD FROM MISS JESSIE 1sARTLETT
10 The Editor Of I7la Chleapo Irituns
CROP NOTES.

To Fhs Editor q Tht Ch1fapo 1rftune,
WltEEL1SG, Livingston C0unty, bu., March ~.
i hayn j,Ht returned fr,ul ton tluy4 trip
through tho northern Lnart of Missouri and
southern part 1T Iowa. mud Riyo you the result
of my observations ~ tu the cundlton af winter
wheAt III these sections. Counties alnng tho Iiuu-
mibnl 4 1T. J,M ltAitruAti, nnp-haIf killed.
From TrHIltOH. enunty.scut ut uruHt!y Conn.
", Missouri. n,rth tnCharilnn and Jsceoln, Iown,
It ls ~ nullY klo thnt 1t Will mt average thrpu
b!'khes th tho ncry-the tlcst trIutlun hejnH c0ll,.
platb III l0wn. Corn n AhiItltlAnc1 Outs go,lsoo
III alA@Intt nntl plGntlf.ll En It,w4, Wheat worry
He1ltCUi but llttl0 ltsft IL n4rket. &,
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kk1LEWih]lJ,

Tho Convention for the nomination Of town
0tfiocrA ou tho au-caIet& regular ticket will he
held Thursday evening at the Engtcwood hose
house. The opposition will make thelr nomlua-
tons Tuesday evening at the Town-Il Ilnli Mt tho
6ttNk-YurlA ~
:. The ANNUAL meetlng Of the Trinity reformed
'Eptscopal Church congregation VIII -ba held this
evening ut tho Presbyterian Church, when tho
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Special Dbrafeh to Tht Chicago TribMns
GAnEAA, ILL.,, March s8.-Tho funeral Of An.
drew Campbell, nh old ana wctf-known cltlzon ot
1nlona, took piAco this afternoon from tho First
Methodist Episcopal Church. Tho procession
which followed tho remains tn tho gravo VA
ono Of tho lnrgeat ovor witnessed In ttls ctty.
conprastng tho ei,ttro Fire. Department, Mi liz
ors' Association. md u lnlg limo OF cnrringcs.
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IOWA.

Special Dlspaieh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
KEOKuK, H., March 2s.-The Groenbnckers
held tholr City Convention last oyoning md
nominated JMmos N. Welch for Mayor, Philip
OFT for Mnrshal, aud d: F, Durfeo for Assossor.
The Democrats will make no nominations, but
united III hopoosa effort to dofpat tho 1lo-
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!. Tho E!lretige ng-AIach!ne,-tt lea.ls
Sold OH monthly payments. lD9 Suite street,
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CARPEI.LINING

should DO used under thu chuupcst as woll MS tho
1nost eostly cnrlsnt. uso only that ut4nufAct-
ured of cation and paper. Two kinds, sowed
and plain. American Carpot- Liu!nx Company,
New York and bosto,t. For salo by all carpot-
ltGnfOiH.
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Talk not Ut wasted money. Money ucv4r was
wasted by buying DaWSous candies aud clgurs,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

fpt..
,.-. ~ ','',1 ~. t"t',4so W ''t' lioenate.
eun,'y e,.n ~ Mev,cSoF Iass evening was oet1er
n.unnea tnl'tl usu".' aae t"cs thAs NestooYs
T1p'.,'..,M '.H's - 1"tso Natosse ios'G' AuaP"c'
.usno"''"H WIS "t,'.su1 o''t, auu tao Eastct
1.y' :. uH'lca hl uoue " s"es. w tno auuehce'
,!,n ..u..!,.ci y, 'ssao"n"s, Ut ny an1eo Yhsa-
.o. s, ~ 10 s' ~, 1ho .'.as '.no nas pce R.fsl
~. .'''o "ni .4"t' yct W,ae"oFes ~ u pf9nsht
wy - cpupt' conNpat's ~ u.h"s wen. ~ mas
n as vntnc n very iitto Plot. nt IS
tors Of lis tGrna ynrnf,nd in,,rnnvmon nrt, ,vnIt
tlrawl,. it IA +, pi,1y OF fha "l3jank rronk "
variety, much les SNOWY, hit, mich
fit,l{ilw. n snirt III nyi nsaerta that thTno
md hence Slain them ~ his own. Siehdris,
M,saE 0t tho Fairies hsks Tor more time to try
srI,ss md iro rcsnntn,,n3 M WI ~ psf 1uosf
Is granted StttrIa cnljs to hia MD F,f.t,,,l,
Queen nf 14,ick, and Amorss1, Qltceu Of TRIO
Love md thoy arn charged TO try tha!r arts With
hn nv 1,,,r H. ,on m,ri t 10 fn
duct,nn pf thc thrao ynvui,p,iti iour,,cvmos,.
shoemaker, II tailor, and il cnbtngtn,lkrr. Tho
ennctllAkGt u corf!rtncd drunknrtl, and has No
nnM ,iIa Mtnt.o. ~, Lann 10 ~ l9n uP Win GGor
fellow, Wiz f,as hill" iovn far ,strk itko nnsf S
Esxsi i fcllow. who II iacanas1e ~
attending to business because to fUncIes hts
Eirl, tho daughter of his tl,l muster, t,ns "Rol,e
ciiarnutcrs depends tic Fcccss Of t,1a perforn,e
| 4res 5H rts saoa i' 1y ct IT. sse
oongs"i,s, r tne p!ay T. snro to- AL thronEh.
which il crrt.1n 1T1or Tint thn ti,rto l,"roct,rs;
were well represented. 1t Ia lnlr to say tint Il
netter performances OF theso three pnrtA hns
ss WEver ocinrs GeGn seen n ins n'ty Mr. Clrl
exGet,,cti Tho nmttr1nutSnns nf fe hcst frrS5s
especially ~ tho nart is o,,t of his linz.
still II It hnd been In # nD could not hnve beon
better. lie 1nH11agcA to keep tho house In Il
somstMt e3nr l snnYntcfs aru his eii1rts Woro
reWnfnM pyurrOhrlnnA npp!nse and aevotNl
Glils before mo Curtn!tl. Mr llninoH1All ~ tho
i!Kht.hearteu tnlorw:ls M lcss lttny aud Gilent-
I've than Mr. Meyer. tllhtl1h he used entirely dif-
lcront means TO 0stnin tho estl. NJ. llosnnOerH,
VINO p!a!cd inc cnblisctnnker, WIS hlRn very
IN "' ~ No tsuccm ~ f.,c III, fo.tn
tho lottery. The sfsocmnkcr md the tuI!or vo
through 1t in less than nu tins, tho
former III drink aslu the Inter ttl riot
o1 ~ HHamg nv H., .a' 4 ann tkea cure
fies tlown III ifn' Thn iIrst two astor HIM ~,
Jl1uetl to poverty, rnt,,rn to lin cahtnrtm1kc1
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Ttmea Our hl9hest Rrttsts Ia dentlstry, Tho
II cCheano3s beyond doubt, though but % a set
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l!I1inAND-nit:1.Au-1n ChtcnRo, March Il, ~
thn Icy. q. L. Vanf,ntne. jeremiah Hubbard md
LEE-nYElt-1ly tho Ror. Il. +. Mcrcor. ut union
Church. Mr =. t1lph Leu and Mrs. Hello II. IjyeE
both 0f this cty. '-''
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FUETlFY system

FUETIFY TIE IHIEM
Il mi vGU nro armed against disease Tho hnost
tonic fn- this purpose is Hnstat.crs Stomach Bit
ters, which renders digestion ossy and complete,
countoracts biliousnos, and keeps tho bowels
IN order, and So genial and beIcfccnt arc i:s
effects, that not only is the body invigoratsd and
regulated by its use, but dependency banished
from tho mind.
For sale By al Druggists and Dealers gcnor-
Ally.
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Ea'E et7sFiAk M.
FOR THE WARM WEATHER

FUR TE1E WARM WEATHER..
LEMON ICE CREAM,
VANILLA ICE CREAM.
STKAW BERKY ICE CREAM.
WATER ICES.
SODA WATEE,
ICE CUSTARD.
BRENGLE, l2l King street. will sell Ice
C:oam at the Same rates, notwithstanding the
ice famine. TO could grade his cream by tho
price" but his cream would loso the good namo
that years Of fair dealing have won fyr it, He
asks that persons abroad ordering "Brengle's
Cream from third parties will assure themselves
that tho croam sent is certainly from his estsb-
lisEmcnt. lilo warrants his cream md does not
wish that inferior cream msy iniuro It's ropu-
tstion.
His heGlthlul hand made candies, free of terra
alba or glucose, have been largely purchased
during the past season. 70 those who have used
them ho refers for testimony Of their excellence.
Cream Puts Gari5 and Pastry. Candies and
Tally Of oil kinds. Ties e specially, Fruits.
Nuts. Coz + cti1n1,ies, CGrcmels, and Sugsred
Frni!s. His CAE ~, Black, Ftuit. Pound.
Jolly and Fancy. Ornamcn;oi and Plain, arc
sold chcs?e. than they can be manufactured st
home.
He caters fer families anL on:eItaiamcn!s.
myl2.tf
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CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
GENERAL ELECTION.
Thursday, Nay o., 1880.
Commonwealth s Att1rhty,
SAMUEL G. BRENT.
Commissioner of Revenue.
GEORGE DuFFEY.
City Sergeant.
WILLIAM IL. SMITH.
JAMES Il. CATION.
ID Secretary Conservative Committee.

Opening and Closing of ii,e Malls.
CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North and Northeastern
mails II III. and Is y.
Western mails 80 and Is p. NJ.
Southern malls, via Richmond, Va, & % q.
N. and 8 % and q % p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg Virginia, e % q. nj. and IS p. III.
Alexandria to Lynchbur2, Va, (wsy mails)
Including through mails, 6 lO a. m. and . 90 p. m.
Gordonsvillo and Charlottesville, vs.. Is u a.
m. and , 10 y. m.
Manassas Division 90 q. m.
Alexandria TO Round Hill Va, 16 8. m
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ION, u. g., 9 30 q. m. md 2 w and 6 III p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond Va, s SO a. n.
ind w pm
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia.
(hrough maIs) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 81 q. m.
Manassas Division 80 g. H.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 3 20 D. m.
Office Hours-Olico opens AT 81 a. M, and
closes at on p. m.
Sunday Hours--0tIlce opens at 8 45 s. H., and
closes at Q 10 O. m.
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R.EaIAHl NssT'EsIES.
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

EU ALL WHOM TT MA 7 CONCERN.
TX Psrto Mary 4. JONES' Guardian Of ksto
Jones.
Notice is horoby given that on tho Jet day of
tho next term Of tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, Virginia. June the l4.h, 1850. applica.
tion will be made TO the Judge of said Court,
under and by virtue ct the 9TH ard 7!h sections
of chap. l2j, eodo 1879. for tho removal TO Rap.
ides Parish, Louisiana, Of sll the proceeds OF
sale OF real estate together with all rents sccru-
ing therefrom. which was inherited by Ksto
Jones, CHILD of Elcon Jones, j., formerly Of tho
county Of Fairfax, Virginia.
MARY +. JONES,
Guardian of Kato Jones
By her Attorney. j. NJ. Love. myl0-94W
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By her Attorney. j. NJ. Love. mFlO-H4W

VIEGiNlA: In tho Clerks cllicc of tho Cir
cult Court Of the city &C Ale1andria. on tho
9Th day Of May. $50.
Joseph Broders and John !.anncn. trading IN.
dor tho firm ntmo of j. Broders & Co, com.
planants, vs.. John Verdon, Joseph +. Robin
son, Park Agnow, Joseph Kaufman and
George Wise, trustees, AID tho Gel nan Co.
operative Building Association, No. =. of Al
exandria. Va, defondsn.s. In chancery.
Memo. The object OF this suit is TO soil enough
Of John Vordon's zeal estnto to pay complain.
ants judgment for $lE0 so. with interest from
March 3D. 1879, and 81 IS. costs. md, if neces.
sary. 10 sell the part sold to Joseph +. Robinson.
Tho defendant, Joseph +. Robinson, not
having entered his appearance and sivon
security according to The act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it ap-
poaring by affidavit that he is not a resident of
this State, tits ordered that tho said defendant
appear hore within ono month after duo publiea-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
Of this order bo forthwith inserted in tho A ox-
Andria Gazette, 2 newspaper published in tho
city Of Alexandria, once u week for four sue
ccssivo weeks, and posted 1T the front door of
tho Court House OF this city. a copy, test: ..
.. NORTON MAKYE. Clerk.
John NJ. johnson. p. q. m58-w4S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

FANNEY'S PALACE SODA FOUNTAIN
~ We have now on draft Of our BRANCH
STOKE, corner King and Royal streets, ICE
COLD SODA WATER, VIII choice Fruit and
Cream Syrups; also Vich. 2olizor, Deep Rock
Bedford Springs (Ps) and Bedford Springs
va Alum and Iron Waters, all at FIVE
CENTS per glass. JANNGY s. co,
Druggists. Branch Storo
mylO cor. King and Royal sta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
GS;,!eEaly:(!rlX Q5xzetje!
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY q.

Random Strains by Well. KNOWN
Poets.
The moon was shining silver bright,
Al! b!ocd!ess lay the untrodden snow;
Whom freedom fncIn tho mountain hight,
Exclaimed. Now don't be foolish Jcel'
An hour passed on, the Turk swoke.
A bunble bpe wen. laundering by,
To hover in tho sulphur smoke
And spread i,5 pail upon the sky.
His cchoing az tho settler swung,
Ho wss lad Of high renown;
And deep tho pesrly caves among.
Giles ScroGgins courted Molly Brown.
Loud rnars the Wild inconstant blast
AID clCuiloss set the sun 1T even;
When twilight dews arc falling fast.
And rolls tho thunder drum Of heaven!
Oh, ever thug, from childhood's hour,
BY torch and trumpet fast srrnyed:
Beneath yon ivy mantled tower,
The bul.irog crosks his fc:onad1.
Oh. my love is like tho red, rod rose,
He bought Il ring with posy true;
Sir Barney Bodrn broke his noea
And, Saxon, / am Khoderck DhuI
~ o. City NChH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
ICE!
ICE 7.
j. w.. HENDERSON,

Market Space,
il prepared 10 furnish families and tho TRADE
generally with the best NORTHERN ICE on
tTms as reasonable as Any other dealer.
Wagons will mako daily rounds
gas- Ice House in Market Space ia open daily
':undsy included, at sl hours. for tho retail
lrsHe en2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

" EHAVE received direc. from tho Frank
w lin Refinery lot of MOULD A SUGAE,
10 which we especially invite the attention o :
copfectioners
apH W. A. JOHNSON SEQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

STRAWBERRY BOXEsl
~ STKAWBkRRY BOXES!
, w have aHno 10. of Strawberry Boxc, ar,
Cra!es. For sale low by -
- 49,. MCLEAN & UHLER,
lnylo Is King street.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-13
Hymenia1.-

Mr.. C.. M. Ford, junior member OF
the firm of Gossett, Ford & Bro, and
Miss Lizzie May Phillips, were united
in marriage at the residence OF the
brides mother in this city, Wednes-
day night, Rev. F. E. Stlrgis, pastor
of the Second Presbyteria church,
officiaiiIg. 5T.z -s7T aEzas-
The happy couple have our best
wishes for their future happiness and
prosperity. They went yesterday TO
spend few days at Mr.. Ford's home
south of the river.
Married, last night, at the residence
of the brides father, in this city, by
Rev. c. II. Strickland, Mr.. Alfred ]
Hill, son of Esq. Hill, an influentia
cit:zsn of Morgan county, postmasteI
at Giade's postoffce, and Mics Mar!
E. Rountree, a we'll known and popu
lar young lady of Knoxville.
The ceremony was witnessed by {
select party of friends, and splendid
supper was set and enjoyed very much
Ye local was complimented with slic
around of the cake which was very iD
ana for which many thanks are return
ed. May the future Of the newly wed
ded couple be bright one.