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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-05-29
JOHN M. sMYLIE,
PEAL ESTATE AGENT.

-issOSs baSs WISHING TO SELL, RENT. OR
-. ,i.liase Real Estate viii find 1t 10 their in
ne. - louu Win Us ih Aeieie"eN ~
II ~. give special attention 10 business before
- p,i united States Land Once, Homestead En-
in c..ii Homestead Proofs, purchase or locate
,-s'l ,141d Business solicited.
4 ~. ,.lInish Maps, Field Notes, etc. Certified
u s..,,n ths originals for less than they can be
~ - sl5ere- p. 0. Box 49,,
JACKSON, MISS.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-05-29

What is heavens best gift 10
man?n she asked, smiling sweetly on
him. Il" \ hos, he replied with pru-
dence.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-05-29

Whole aprons Of artificial flowers
will be worn on midsummer festival
dresses.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-05-29

We are the reaLSrs that garner in
The shcav, 6 good from the fields OF sin;
With sckles of truth, to the work We come,
And no one may rest, till the harvest home
Go out in the y-ways and search them all
The wheat may he there tho the weeos are tall
Then search in the highway and pass none by,
But gather from al! for the home on high
We are the reapers, oh, who will come,
And share in the glory Of the harvest home
Oh, who will help us TO garner in
The sheaves of good from the field OF sin
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24
and other injuries from Q rebound aftw
striking the ground. AaEE

and other injuries from Q rebound aft8
striking the ground tl -aAf r.
Th PEE that shed its glare south after
the sisndl upon our bells last night called
the department 10 Bagdad, for service upon
q burning stable and portion of a wagon
shop to which it had communicated. The
same was extinguished after wrecking tho
stable and doing slight damage to thp
works. .E
The lively encounter of Marshal Kidd LAT
night with a member of that motley gang
that infests "Doc's Corner" Second and
Main streets, was the means of drawing
about the scene large crowd, representing
all characters in life, who apparently in
the most part found relish in the scene.
and they proved to be extremely trouble-
some when the official order was given 10
disperse. ---as,
Mrs. Susan Scott, an elderly lady living
In the south part our city, suicided at an
early hour on Saturday morning by swai-
ierlng heavy dose of strychnine. tdyiny
before medical aid had reached her sidA
The husband of the deceased, Josiah Scotk
In his testimony of the Coroner's inquest
her act to mental arrangement
caused mainly by the death of her two chil-
dren. The Coroner rendered his verdict in
accordance with this fact "
A company of friends, numbering fifty,
all told, lnaugurated the pleasantest event
of the past week by gathering about Nr.
Dinner Godfrey on Thursday night last and
making merry in celebration Of that young
gentleman's arrival at the twenty-first
milestone in his journey through life. Tins
forces were captained by Rev. C. r. Hen
derson, who contributed much to the en-
joyment of the evening. A pleasant fea-
ture was the presentation of an elegant GRO
quet set by the mother Of the recipient
Here's many on 'em.
The Bank Hotel is still open day and
night
In our last communication we were mis-
taken that the stock sale would take place
last Saturday. 1t will be next Saturday,
29th inst
Mr.. Charles Soule is still here delighting
many citizens with their portraits. ThosD
who visit his rooms are greatly pleased
with his productions.
A colored boy named Lewis Dudley
amused himself last Saturday evening IN
casting stones after couple cf well-Gressed
men who were OH their way to the ferry
boat. The men offered ST. to any one who
would capture the boy for them but not
withstanding the large number of boys
present who would willingly make 81, no
one attempted it. as the assailant, althoueA
but thirteen years old, is the dread of all et
them. ....- .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24

Pennsylvania, assembled yes erday after
noon at the Cathedral of St. Peter and st.
Paul. Archbishop Wood presiding. Up
wards of three hundred ecclesaslics par
ticipated in the ceremonies, which con-
sisted of grand procession from the Episco-
pal edifice to the Cathedral, where Ponti-
fical Mass was celebrated by the Arch
bishop.
The Council will remain in session for
week, and during tina time 1t will consider
the questions of Mollie Maguirism, mixed
marriages and public school education.
Yesterday the blessing of Pope Leo XIII,
upon the Council. was received by cable
from Rome.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
III AMlLTON.

hNA - OINs
Yesterday was Floral Sunday at the M.
E. Church. . 20 u
VIM. O. Shank says he did tie largest
business last week that he has ever done.
]. w. Eyes delivery wagon appeared on
the streets to-day in a new coat of paint. 1t
looks nobby. .......... ....
James Beckett has purchased anothsr
fine boat ana put on the reservoir for
the accommodation of pleasure seekers
William Muncie, the whole-souled and
pleasant grocer of Heaton street, still con-
tinues f1attering trade. His friends are
legion. "t
Round trip tickets to the Republican
Convention at Chicago good from May Goth
to oJune 9th inclusive, from Hamilton, 80 90;
Middletown, So 35. 4:--~+'.
The Trustees of the Lane Library deserve
great credit for recommending an increase
in the salary of both Librarian and assist
ant, and Council tonight should confirm
their action. ...... ....,a.. t'
r ]. w. Sohn celebrated the sixty-sixth an
niversary of his birthday yesterday. Sew
eral members of the Old Folks Association
called upon him and enjoyed the bountiful
repast spread on this occasion. j'a'e)
Oliver T. Short. conductor on the G., H.
& D., is delegate from that road to the
ninth annual meeting of the Passenger
Conductors Life Insurance Company to be
held at Nashville, Tenn. May 31st.
Mrs. J. j. Corrigan, wife of John J. Cor
rigan Esq, speciaLagents for the National
Mutual Aid Association, of Columbus, has
arrived from Dalline, Pa, and will remain
in this city during her husbands stay.
We had the pleasure of being shown
through John Lodder's extensive flower
garden last Saturday and must admit, as
everybody does, that he is not only one of
the best florists in this county, but has one
of the finest greenhouses in Southern Ohio.
MILES NorEs-Wm. McHugh is back
with the boys. Mr.. John Stein was the
first practitioner OF the ''linen coat theo-
ry." Something less than two thousand
tons of raw iron have been wheeled up to
be reduced to tangible form In the last
month by Lutz and his assistant miller.
DAYTON. KY. Oil
Mr.. VIM. Walker, Of the Highlands, is
improving. b 54. 5a
, Emanuel Quinby Is running the Volks'
Varieties in Cincinnati. 4 l- f..
Don't forget the 8. A. Y. M. 8. Picnic at
Clark's Grove, July 9th. g4laa a.3
Z Mr.. Pete Wagner and his son Milt. have
returned from voyage to New Orleans
Bishop Dudley confirmed class at St.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24
BIG MONDAY
In the Police Court-Seventy-on New Cases
on the Dookets

In the Police Court-Seventy-one New Cases
r. ON the Dooksts. ...
Seventy-one new cases were disposed of
in the Police Court this morning, the ma
jority of them being drunk and disorder
lies. ...,... ,
John Barrett, for fighting with Martin
O'Brien at Prices Hill yesterday afternoon,
was fined $40 and costs.
Ben. Santf1aben, of Newport, for assault
ing Samuel Alexander at the Prices Hill
picnic yesterday afternoon, was fined $40
and COSTS 4..
Fred Miller for disorderly conduct was
sent to the Work house for three months.
JOS Stratton, charged with cutting Philip
Brady in the arm, had his case continued
until next Thursday.
Henry Leohmann for drunkenness went
out for ten days E-.
kid" Daugherty and Jas. Bohen were
both sent to the Work-house for three
months for being suspicious characters
Belle Scott, Annie Scott and Maggie An
derson, three off-color damsels, got thirty
days each for vagrancy.
John Burgoyne was charged with drunk
enness. The Judge seemed to be we'll ac-
quainted with John for he gave him three
months.
Sarah Manlay acknowledged that she
had "a little taken" and went out for
thirty days. "
James sullivan, charged with assaulting
an old man named James Kelly, had his
case continued until next Wednesday.
James Kelly was released from the Work
house last Saturday by the Board of Di-
rectors. He not having given the $500
bond required by Judge Wilson, he was ar
rested yesterday OH capias and this morn
ing was sent out until the bond is given.
Henry Stern, charged with running a
policy shop, had his case continued until
tomorrow. ... ..
Mollie Smith and George Rhineberger, a
couple of Longworth street girls took a
trip tn Camp Washington to be gone for
thirty days.
Emma Yoe, for drunkenness, was accom-
modated with room at Morgan's Mansion
for thirty days.
R. Maloney was fined SIS for engag-
ing in free fight at tie corner of Eighth
and Vine streets. Geo. Kaylor and Henry
Dickman, charged with being implicated in
the same row, had their cases continued
until next Thursday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24
Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed q
record since our last report:
John A. Trempe, 80 years, Germany.
John Robe, 81 years, Germany. .s
James Smith, "a years, Kentucky.
Emile Williams 81 years, Kentucky.
Lolita Jones, 20 years, Kentucky.
Mary Hillery. IS years, w. Virginia.
John ]. Rooney, "a years. Ireland
Ellen Russell, rs years, Ireland.
Michael Lare, 65 years, Ireland.
Hugh Quinn, 20 years, Ohio.
Bette Beldsum, so years. Missouri.
Infant Kaber, stillborn, city. ....
Infant Rollff, stillborn. city.
Chas. Fricke, stillborn, city.
w. Loge, II days, city.
Frank Becker, IS mouths, city.
John Gerhardt, 8 months, city.
Jacob Traub, Is months, city. erp
Emma Russell, 7 months city.
John Ewald, months city.
VIM. Donaldson, 20 years, city.
Henry Afterba, 20 years, city. t'-.
John Voss, II years, city. A-t'.F
Geo. Roller, 4 years, city. s1 -.'.8f-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24
Marriage Licenses

Thefollowlng marriage licenses have beoo
issued since our last report: ~
Spencer Withers and Lucinda Jordon.
Henry Dolf and Kate Hasselbeck.
Geo. Prior and Louisa Battle.
John Schlichte, Jr., and Kate Gerhardt
Anselm Schreibers and Kate Metz.
Adolph Rochl and Kate Gall.
Otto Koehnke and Maggie Kohlmetx
Daniel Crowley and Ellen Flaherty.
Adolph Steidle and Theresa Tell.
George w. Volz and Addie Braun.
Peter Vass and Luella Jackson.
Frank c. Hall and Mary P. Gilmore.
]. e. Bolmer and Marah w. Woodruff
L. Kohlman and Cath. B. Rack.
Frank E. Howe and Celia Jenkina
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24
Board Of Public Works.

An ordinance to establish the grade oe
North Vine street, from Madison PHI,
West to end of Vine street, was referred b
the Committee on Grades. si
A petition for the establishment of TIN
grade OF Renner street, from Byron street.
to Kirbys north line, was referred to tn
Engineer. ~
The resolution changing the lighting os
Carney street from gasoline to gas was arr
proved.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24
THE NIHILIsT TRIALS.

ST. PETERsBURe, May N-The Nihilist
trials are proceeding, but in a very bun
Cling manner. The chemist who sold the
poison to DR.. Weimar gave different date
fromthat of the accusation. This created
great sensation. Ila -gn 3qas q
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24

'Allen's Brain Food" positively curs
nervousness, nervous debility, and all
weakness OF the generatiye organs. s..
All druggists. J. D. Park & Son, ITS Syca-
more street. Send for circulars to Aliens
Pharmacy, 315 First avenue New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24

A new lot of dress goods will be opened
at Park's, % Fountain Square, this week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-24

,Penusylyania Catholic Council.
National Associated Press 10 the Star
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May A-The first
Council of the Roman Catholic Province Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
LHE.YE: SskEs-sTfES.

Iac !a.;loa ara lehping very hrskly.
Jhla Is ono of The C,'uT Emhar works
looks have advanced tw1nty per cont
Mr Robert Adam IS OF visit 70 Cleveland
Ohio.
Miss Iona Tuhman is visiting friends in Bal
tmOre.
Bishop Whhtio viii b hero February 2SLl
and 10Th.
Washington il tho Grotna Greon Of q large
section of Virginia
a ino opportunity is now offered for catching
tho munps ION tho fly"
The salt Dsh trade (rotaiD is liroiy now. and
'gS shells arc multiplying fast.
4 penny collection is takon up ut zach OF the
Lenton eorvicos al Grace Church
The third volume OF tho famous "Monoirs O
hladsmo Rtmusat is now in press.
Mr. jalHes Prondergast has returned from
Ant Xgillo. Tennessee, in very bad health.
With about $50 or moro now total sbstainors
III tho city the bar.r0om business ought to ht
rninous but II is not Is thore q lack Of adhe.
slYoneSs?
Rev. llr. Sholi has had published Common
lary on inc hpIstIo to tho Romans, which is said
to DO without rival in its trcatmon of this diili
cut portion OF tho Bible
Alfred Nails. who lives on Uuko stroet, ho.
tween F:yette and Payne Streets WAS taken sud.
denly i'll yesterday with ncuragis of tho he.rt.
lilo WAS but little better this morning.
Tho Central Presbyterian is now in tho first
RANK Oh religious weekly newspapers. IL has
lately Grspplcd tho Now loIk Indupendent on
some of The scientific questions of tho ds7 and
shown up tho ignorance of somo of our North
orh bIelhron. I ho Central has man nt the
whcol.
Police officer lAttir, who lives on Princess
sIfo"' between Columbus and Alfred, hnd his
hon he use eEtrred Ivy thieves last night nnd roll
bed OF Ill 1t contained. Chicken thieves are cor
ta'nlf living high just IS this time, for hardly a
hi2nl passes !'llt WHIST snmn 0nGa hen house is
robbed.
MnrrIaGo ircniIs1s ~nrn issued in Washington
yesterday 10 Charles w. Kunell, of Washing
t.',n and Lucy +. hiosbY. Of Liberty vs.;
", Webster Edmun'is. Of Washington, and Vortio
Thompson, Ct st. Msry's county. Md VIM. Ii.
county. Md End George s. Tyler and jennie
Calvert. bot! Of Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

4 MODERN. MIRAcLg. 1t hes l5nc besi;
3iattu SIS 'ct, ntiiic rruro. lion hv mc.l:n,l
Iaen that third stroko Of paralysis IS nrcessa.
NY iatai. What. than. s!a be- s,iA n ,icho
appel. ct North I;spiord, ct wI.o hal twelve
ard f'hn ls to GGy q srnrs, visorcus mar
t:a phenomenon is aslrb2d by s!r. anpcjl 10
his constant application Of G;l,s' Lisiment 10.
tide Ammonia. Giles Fills CIR, PainEnl
Mcnat'uatiCn. So!d hy all druggists. Scn6
!or !'nmphict to Dr.. Giles. l20 Wost Broad.
way, 4. !. Trial sih? 2Jc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

u. S. Courts. Tho United States Circuit
aud Dlstric. Courts, Judge Robert W. Hughes.
Presiding, will commence their terms 10 this
city next week, the 24th Ct February. Tho
case OF the UniGd States against Sucod's suro.
ties. continued from the last term. will come
M in the Circuit Court, and that of U,buru.
executor, against liumphry. involuntary haDkr
iuntcy will BIO tried in tho District Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

hEr"RTtD OUrGhiiE.--A c3arod wJ,aau
same to tho stallion house i, Gay aGI applied
,oT warrant for Tic arrest Of & co!orcd boy who
hat attempted an Outrage on hGr ittic girl last
nl&ht. Sho stated ttat The boy who was about
eighteen years Il aGn had brutality assaulted
her daughter sGd injured her considerably.
Tho pcrpctrat0r Of the alleged crime has Goi
yet been arrested. aud uamcs aic with cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

FUNERAL AT NiCu7.-'fbe train from R;ci-
Dlond. which arrived hcsc last night 1T Ten
o'clock, brought lilo dcalE hIly Of the little
enid Of Mr.. Charles Mason. Of Sts ii,rd G. ii.
Mr.. Whcstlsy, The undertaken, WA at The de-
pot 10 meet It, ard the Eo!cmn proccI sion Ir1-
cnedcd Immediately 10 the city OF tho dcod,
where. la the gloom Of night, tho rentiaa wrre
deposited 10 their last resting place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

AcCIDENT.-Mr. VIM. Simons car Inspector
at the Virginia Midland lsailrosd, while screw
'ng nut on pedestal bolt, LAST Monday,
was struck by tho Wrohch which no WAS Using
GEAR the ear, cutiug his head. The wound
received vas quite painful one, n1ti hn was
compelled to quit work. ! 10 went tn Ills home
on llenry street. between King and Prince, md
has been confined there ever sacr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

i'oJlcG h1R0.4 IL. +. D.wui,au, ct4.
TcS:an. t; Ia. Beard u AijcrMcn, Ei.l
,'Gsilea inoin rioa, Tlcfijcd st the Mayor ct
neh ills Gln;a;ag, aud heard The onpioe eases:
h)ir"ana Douglass aHd Mary \ stes, both
cooTet, ini stealing iAHheT from Vaoaa. house
;'"Fc dismissed, :,ro IVES 10 rrAot to et!lni-
n9in them.
John Io!ivor, i,r iho 5an:a oTsnsc, vas O.
d1red 10 + i've 80 lashca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
ESpSOlIfsSpp

NEW f"EK Feb. lS.-A special dated Colon,
Panama, lILh. says: ''Ds heaeens has scarcely
turned lbs back nu Colcmhn when news ~
brought Of - :or"na revolution IN tia hnsrt nf
tia Rnuiiiiin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

S0-AIL. QUIET ALONG THE PoTnMAC But
If you turn an ego to |. E!CnEURGs store you
will find things very lively. Their house has
already completed their SpRINuPURCHAsEs and
arc selling somo Of The LATEST NOVELTIES in
SPRING CLOTH OF ALL SHADES AND GRADE
at much below tho present prices. EUNTINGs
in every shsdo md widths imaginable, with
elegant and suitable trimming siIks to malca;
also Buttons, 10. Wo hsvo large variety OF
these goods and ask respectfully for your in.
sptc ion. Wo ais, this dav opened +. 600 yards
of EMERoIDERlFS AND HAMBURG EDufNus
from %. TO lSc o yard; positively worth
moro than double tho money. Call and tako a
look. |. ElCHEURG,
Successor to Saymakcr Cr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

NJ EW BOOKS AT FRENOH'S, 90 and az
~ KING STREET.
Popular Romsnces Of the Middle Ages. by
Sir George w. Cox, N. A.; first American obi
ton $225
Poetry tor Children, by Samuel Eliot; ST. CO.
Wrecked, But Not Lost, by Faith Temp ieton;
81 so.
Kings in Exile, a novel Of Partisan life, trans
listed by Virginia Champlsin; 81 90.
HoVeties IN stationery; new style Papeteres
and Visiting Cards.
job lot of Note Paper, the best for the money
ever offered in this market.
Elmo leather Pocket Books and Purses; new
styles large stock.
Our stock of EASTER CARDS will embrace
the most beautiful styles Of American and For.
eign manufacture The FRS. instalment Just re.
ceivad
All the leading Magazines Reviewa, psilies
and Wooklies received ss coon as issned.
500 Seaside Libraries assorted, Just 10.
t3Al6 GEO, Y. FRKE(H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

Url lIr! lIr!-That is the cry now 10 all,
most every Inc Of goods. in particular dry
goods. We "held tho inrt' ia that line. Have
made early 4 large purchase. and arc prepared
10 give our castor,trS tho benefit. Call AID
pric, our lo,js, and ae defy Washington civ
or any o!krr cry ia tbs Union. Respsccinlly
yonls, ISAAC ElCHBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
FISH

MACkEREL, HEKKING, COD FISH AND
POTATOES
Ncs, z and , MACkEREL, in bbls hnlf and
quarter bills and kits
LABRADOR, SPLIT and ROUND HER
RING.
5000 lbs COD and BONEUESS FISH
30 bushels choice NEW YORK STATE
RAKLY ROSE POTATOES
N. LINDSRY 4 CO.,
feoz and King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

leg NOTWITHSTANDING tbs very grant 3D..
vance in the price of losthor ard cost of Boots
anu Shoes, we will sell our cntiro stock of Fall
and Winter BOOTS and SHOES at srnsll ad.
vance over cost, in order to reduce our stock.
All in want will ssvo money by calling on ue
beioro purchasing. We hsve largo stock of
Ladies' and Gcnt!omon's Elmo Boots and Shoes
which cannot DO surpassed in style, durability
and prico.
teb3 w. 3. WADDKY, ITO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

CiEALEn PROPOSALS will bs 1oc,iye5 at
~ the Auditors utlica until HtuNnAY neyt
lha Did instant, Iot WHITE Washing Igitb
.wo coed ;ihsisEti-l cha!s lHsida snd o,t) - ihc
FISH and VEGETABLE SHED in the st.vke:
squsre. The york to ha completed NOT later
than the 18Th Instant.
feb IS-4t r. L.. SROCk EFT. Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

lF you arc Affected with that most worrying
of all diseases, Dyspepsia, got q bottle OF
L,roquo's Auti''ilious BittcIs. II you have
frequent Headaches, they will relieve you II
you ara troubled with Constipation, you will
positively be cuf;d. Ia any complaint Of the
Stomach or Liver they arc unlailieg. All
druggists vouch for them Price, 25, a pack
age; 81 b1ttlo W. II ]'htrn!on, Mfr,
Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
MOTEL, ARRIVALS!

I"NriNG-S Weimprc, Balic; G. II Coulter.
hHto; } \ Adams, LnndnHu Nc } Zion. B.lio;
L. = hI"rcDca, Eandlrr IT,; Mi j Il Smoot.
tni":par e.; & " H. finar, From, Royal; !
Fields houioan 60; f. u Ccl,Hnr, r..ariceio on.
: l., " & Shot. Rpl!n; g ~ y lac. Rocky
Mnnn"lhs; j. ! i'me H. Hickory Grows. Va;
j i! Emss:lI. il, P".!H; II .iulIiran, T. s;nn; A
LOOMS. "Us; : l. HII. Belle, il L REcsa.
EtLo; Il u Sr.Hr G'.sIes To. Ma; j 3 &
-; h"r"i'<'n, F:;.inis Midland ii4lfnet; r.
ifot'r, "@,i'aX, j { j'"nnG. M.as4<:; Judge
-'e"s-'cr, H,ir;"S; Il 5 GG1dioa. Wash; " \
rowcI', ;sii = Aln*sman. I'hi's; l., Etlc,tt.
Mrrp*>9>; y. !. lIn'ci.a4a, Frederick share;
K n Nacic'. .ul!.:rnn "a; I, II DrE.:,y, i.u
,onr g; ! i ;:'rnt, !;s!'r; & J! jackson.
!,;rishuft, T.: 4 Mst'a~. 'sll4, Faro.icr
g.; II ;.oig1. !ias!; !: !; sia.twis., sid; "
l'araoY, i.>t"; 4 Il !iaIke. Wnsi., j T RnIli:s.
i'nil.; & T. if'>ii"r, Waph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

CAPTURED AND WInPpED.- AS stated 10
yesterdays GsZotte, as soon as house becomes
vacant 1t is entered and robbed OF every thing
that can be carried away. Ooe Of these thieves
vas captured by the police yesterday evening
and brought before scing Mayor j.. e. Down
ham and santCLc.d to receive thiriy-ninl
stripes on the bare back, which were WILL laid
90 at the station house to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
Mothers agcthcrs.! M5thcrs,,,

Ara you disturbed st night and broken Of your
!o't by. sirk Child sulorng and cry ing with The
tN3ruclstlrg psin CT cutting teeth? If go, % II
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SOoTHlN SYRUP. II will relieve the noor
illlo sufferer immodistely- depend upon it;
thero Is no mistake sbjut it. There is no. q
i,e'ao or on esrlh wac has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will rtruIaio The
bowels, and give resi- 10 tho mother, and relief
and hos!th 20 the child, operating like magic
IL IS perfectly ssfo TO use in Sl Gases, and rles9
ant 70 the taste and is tho prescription of ono OF
the oldest and bost female physcisuS and nurse
IN ma lac United Stsios. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None o ,nuinn nm
!c;ss the facsimile Of CURTIS & iERKINS
IS on tho outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
dealers. TwontJ i've cents bottle Beware OF
limitations