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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
LOCAL RREEIGIE,G,

Inc tzeu's 90 ssasoD is 300 US, AMI it prom
isos 10 De busy and prot:sb!e
Ite South bourd mail lrlio over the Alfx
a5dris and Fredericksburg R,iircad was de-
ssined here TWO hours tbs ucrniua by au acc.
deot to the epsiuc.
Inc music stand in the p,s'cfico lot has
oeHh e''c %. and the Alex ,ot.l. Musical AS
s'e'sneu w:! prcbsbiy ei0o c5rcctt hero to.
HI'''" 'reuIoc ter ho tcotG: c; tie pubic
y, he seuTs,u i'ao 70 Llrsy Usys, over the
il!sitli hlldoud Railway, and The excursion
t ,Tal1 TO Richmo;d ever the Alsxepdris A. i
ffederlckstufg railroad left hers this norpipr
Well hilcd with Issue seeker.
M'yjr Smith has call i m?n!iep tf tbc
Cify CounI! for TO E'sh 10 i@ka somo arpropri
ate &c len ii regard 70 til, ;leu,il al MIR. RI, "
Dinl"l, lstn met, her Of Tie Donnoy Council
IRON the FJu,h Ward
y Mcscs B;oHo, c1!aret. found uul.s by the
G'uoty Ctutt, las: wGtk CT stealing a rooster
lrom Dir. Bcroh, Of Alexandra connfy, and
sentenced TO receive thirty pi1e lssLts, was
Rh'nptd at the jul this rnorpios by caorcd
constable Damed VIM. n, Wicstoo,
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PkOFESSgDNAa. Us &ssa.

q CARD-It should bs generally known that
IA persons so unfortunate us t. loaa ono or
more Of their teeth need not wait weaks and
months for artificial substitutes ard endure in
convenience, dissgrseabl1 changes in voice. f,-
cisl expression, &C.. hu. may have a,.ifcin!
teeth made before and nse1tot immediately A.
ter extraction Of their natural tseth. By this
mode better adaptation. q moro pleasant ey-
preston and nearer approach to pari prese.V-
ing the natural harmony Of tho features ara &C..
cured. and very much Of the pain 6ad difficulty
experienced in learning to use teeth ere slso
avoided. have praci;csd this moda successfully
for seven years, aud having introduced it here
would be glad to refer any one interes!ei 10 Oh.
tients who know off. from experience In troalng
the natural teeth my obiac. ia to preso-va evory
one that time, patience and modern method, OF
treatment can save. The uso OF arsenic in de-
stroying exposed nerves is condemned by the
more enlightened of the dental profession on
account OF its turning teeth dark, Inducing 81
scess and finally the loss of the teeth. The nervs
pulp. which is the source OF Tito 10 tho tooth,
should always be treated, whoa eyposed, With =
view to its restoration to health. J. use no cheap
alloys for filing; my fees are mucl lcs3 .hao nr,,
usually charged for tho ssms class Of work.
Gold filling from Sl.50 up other work AZ pro.
portionasely low rates.
w. DONNALLY, y. y. s,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
Office: 1921 4 street, northwest, Washir g'op,
D. y. ap4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Police REroRT.-Tho Mayer presided st
poles headquarters this moruug, aud ordered
Jack THOMPSON, white, slss "uDc eyed Jack. :"
to receive 20 lashts on bis bare back, for steal
log pair ct driving lines FROM canal boat
captain nlmed Sam DfenIer. The sentence
was executed wilh promptness md in man
DER which, no doubt, impressed Jack with the
Importance of forever keeping 10 the future, tho
commandment, thou shalt not steal
John Mills. white, and Jim Btcshau c1!ol-
cd, for fighting, in default Of the payment Of
lines assessed against them, Scre licked up.
Buck Hsrt for throwing sioncs 10 tho street.
was Gued and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Bold BURGLARS. "A bold, daring attempt
a! burglary WAS made 10 this city yesterday at-
tcrnoon by Two we'll known desperate charac-
ters. Mr.. French Smoot happening to bs on
tho wharf yesterday, about half past TWO o clock
p, m. h 1ard ugias as il some ono w,s break
irg open door ID tia otfc9 Of his father, Mr..
}. ii. ID Smooi, lumber doalor. on Uaion ST.,
between kioc md Cancr0n, wnoh excited his
suspicion. Tie Immediately sent for an officer,
aud. IN q sho;t .ime, Oiilcer John LlWler. &C.
cumps0i; d By Oiioer Julian Arnold, and fol-
lowed by number OF cliizs1s. appeared on the
scene. The officers Iied the doors of the Office
enl u6d them all securely fas.encd. Tho
nOiso 90 the 1slds Vas distinctly heard, and.
there beirg 90 doubt that thieves we're at work,
Officer Lswer climbed in tho second story wiz
dow of the building o. bis way down the
step; loading 20 the rear room, where the vault,
10 which the books Of tho estatllshm ,nt were
stored. is Ccl;ed. DC saG the forms oftwo men.
lie entetad the room. which WAS dark, aud uas
locking the door Leading to the street, admitted
Ohcer Arnold. After short search the off,
GERS discovered bid in ono OF the vaults. they
had broken open. Hugh Strder standing up
with l3adcd revolver 10 his hand, and Alphopzo
Auioston crouched bohi0d him. The two
thieves wero taken to tho station house, where
OlIlleT WIS cl;Fcu VI pl5lO TuiCu uc Ilau
found and loaded 10 the ofho.. He also had IN
bis p )s5ession number OF cartridges ADD lead
pencils belonging to toe establishment. Az *.
animation Of the premises revealed that the
thieves had broken open all the drawers 10 tho
desks ard prytd open the iron doors of Tho
vault, whore were daposi Led the books of tho
establishment for many years back. The Office
a1cr was literally strewen with books and vaIu :
able papers. The safe in the ofhoe, containing
q ,n.dcrablc amount OF silver coin. had not been
disturbed, but it is supposed tho thieves intend
ed to continue operations after dark. The two
men had hearing before the Mayor this morn.
ing. who sent them On to the grand Jury of tho
Corpor,tion Court. Hhich meets in July ptX:.
After the examination. they were removed 10
jsil. Srider has served term 10 the Albany
peniteniaty for burglary committed 10 Wash'
irgtoD Arlington has for oug time had tho
| reputation Of btiog hard character. tu. this
is his first atteupi at burglary at oaS. the first
| timo he has becu caught.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 30. 1881.
No! rises 4 Ill Slsol sstS....... Il
HSiY FL.

ARRIVED.
Stmp r = kli2ht, Few York, to f A Enei,
Str Norfolk. fhiadolphia. 10 f A. Read
Str Sac. Baltimore. 10 } Brodcrs u Co.
Ssr Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, To + & Reed
Str Mat!Gno, lower ro!c TO j BroIers g 90.
S!' Goo l.oary. Norfolk. 70 z B Hooe
Str i Y Arro"amitE lower Potomac. to Pr
toIaaC Ferry Company.
Scar Eageno Borla, r0iaia. to j 2 Agnew
4 Go.
Scar minnie, Il ,ofo &c Grace, TO T j re.
hhtfcy e Go.
scnr Roso Ae;iovi,t. Philstcpbi., t. VIM A
SmO1t
Str Lady OF tho Lake. Norfolk, by f A Reed.
Str Met:ano, lower PFC, by + Broders 10 Co.
Str 1 V Rrro~smith. lower Potomac By Po-
tomsc Ferry Company.
agMoEANDA
Schrs Charies + Gibson and Adalizs, from
Georgetown, and Frank harrington, from this
port. nj Boston 9TH.
Schr y HUrbcrt. from Richmond, q. Bos.
ton :S.h.
Sehr EaNic ~ Ray, from, Georgetown. G! Fall
River 18th
oSca7 Z.chous Sherman. from Georgetown, at
Providence 9Th
Schr Aanitoa, iron Georgetown, q! Bangor
18Th.
S1hr Annie j.. Multor3, f., GEORGETOWN
sailed from Providence 18th
Schr John e Sanford, for Georgetown sailed
from new Bedford Il n
Schr John x Fell, l'om Georgetown. OF New
haven 2O.h.
Hchr E!uts for Richmond sacl from Bali
more :26;h.
Schrs os $ Twins and Ann T. Valentino froln
hohmond, ard j H Kspp, from Georgetown. At
Kew York 18th.
Stmp John Gib:on. honca a. New York 2otb.
tchr Oflandc, fIom Hoorgetown. for Bridge
port. passed. through He'll Gate 20:h.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The luggage Of York River has bean re-
placed and al vessels running by The buoys can
csrry IS fact TO West Point. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

OLIVER HAMILTON FOUND CClL1Y.-
Oliver Hamble!on, alias 0. Johrson, tho ihrco
card monte s~iudIer, was Saturday night last
found gully ct rnbting Mr. JOHN Houston,
farmer from Canada, out of $5G5 Mt Arlington
short timo seo, by tho jury, in tho County
Court, Judge Sanrstcr presiding, aUd his term
OF Imprisonment fixed at five yoarj in lho Don.
ientinrg. Counsel for Usmbleton moved for q
new tllsl aud arrest OF Judgment Tho c2utt
suspended sentence ADD arguments ca the mo
ton for new trial will be hesrd to morrow.
Tho friends Of the tc,uscd. werc very muoh
incanagd at tho verdic. of the jury. HembIeton
Cured Commemorative Attorney Barko 10
gond round terms for Tho vigorous msnner 10
whlo!i he hid conducted tho prosecution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

TIE MANAGEMENT OF tbs fir. yts.crisy,
was as good SO could have possibly boon under
the circumstances. The property Destroyed was
away from tho Immediate vicinity Of water
there being but one main to draw from; some f
the hose Lhst had not been in usa lktey burst aud
al accident happened to one Of the engines thst
could not have been roreseen but notwi!hs!a1 d {.
ing these draWbscks and the il smable msterial
OF which the houses wero constructed all was
done thst could DO to save the property aad pre-
vent the further spread Of tho lales, and in
stead Of reprosch great orodt is duo tho Chief
Engineer and the Department for their efforts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS old c1Orcd
msu canned John johnson, wbilo attempting to
Cross the railroad track short distarc, this
side Of the Aims HOUSE, yesterday about twelve
o clock. was struck by the engine # the south
bound fast mail train over tte Alexandra sud
Frederick burg Railroad. aod nI0ost iostsn.ly
killed. rha entire lover portion OF bis lace
from his forehead down was cut ct By The wheels
of the engine and scattered in pieces over the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

DEATH CT A FORMER ALEXANDnIAN.- Mr..
W. ii. Rogers, OF The firm OF j. Z. Rogers L.
Co., of Richmond. died in that city on S,tur-
day night Of heart disease 10 lho seventeen
year OF her age. Mr.. Rogers wts q rativo Of
Loudoun couuy, and was eugsgtd 10 mtrcan.
!.o business in Middeturg with General Asa
Rogers. Hh2s, sister no married. Frcm lhcro
he came to this city. where he liptd till tho war,
when nc moved to Richmond ard became
member ct tho firm of Robinson. Adams g.
Co., where they did very large busiutsL The
corhigralcn of April. 1865. destroyed vast
amount OF their properly, aud they Wero rlincd.
no then went ioto busioess with bis son, j.
PeGdetou Rogers, and had been sc!ively en-
gagged there Until his death. Mr.. Rogers was 8
Chtl5llan gentlemen, and his dosth wi|l be
deeply regretted by all who kucw him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

THE BEACH ANDLAWN ChAlRl-Just
l. the thing for the Basch, Ls9a. P'cnts,
Boat Race, Base Ball Matches &c. Weighs
only lbs. Can be packed in hny trunk md
carried as easily ns an umbrella. C$ll and ex-
anime at MCLEAN b IfHLERS.
pY27 IL King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

S MASONIC NoTIcE.-The members of An
Drew Jackson Lodge No. 120, A. +. and a. I'd
srs hereby notified to meet at their lodge room
q: z clock p. m. tomorrow (Tuasdsy) May 81.
for the 1u;p0se CT attending the funeral Of our
late Brother Vim b. Thornton. The members
OF Alexandris Washington Lodge No. -. are
itstoinally invited to unite with US.
BY order of the w. NJ,
IL LIZ
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"VOD,en Fever EhinIs -

If tho grabbed Old bachelor who uttered .his
sentiment could but Witaess the iateuso thought
deep study sad thorough Investigation Of xo-
men 10 te!ermlLioE the best medicines 10 keen
tnolr families we'll. Gnd would NOE Il cir slsaci-
CITY a5d Hlsdcm lr selecting Hop Bi,tcrs as the
pest, and demonstrating II by k.upirg their
families Ia perpetual health, Al mera nom; aal
expense, no would be ialc1d to sckaogledsc
That suoh sentiments ara bas.Ices aad false
Rcaymc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

NFFICE OFTHE ALEXA. GAS WORKS,
W Room No g. NJ ar. BuIld. Royal s. front
Ale1sndris. Va. May 3OLh, 1881.
Tho fiscal year ends tho first OF June and
must settle my accounts by collection or pay the
Gehclencv. Therefore tho flow Of gas will be
stopped from sll consumers whose bills remain
unpaid on the 10Th CT June ensuing.
J. kOXBURY,
my3 )-dlw SUPERINTENDENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Sss MASONIC NOTICE Tho members Of AL.
exandtis Washington Lodge No. -. A. F. and
A. NJ. ere hereby notified to meet at their lodge
room at 1 O'clock y. II to morrow (Tuesday)
May 81 'or the purpose of attending the funeral
OF Brother h. V. Dsriel, of hariottesville
Ledge No. 10 Of Charlottesville. Va, The
IN mbeIs Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 10 arc
iraternslly invited TO JOIN u.s.
BY order OF tho w. NJ.
u JAS. S. DOUGLASS Sec
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A VOICE FROM FAUQUIEn COUNTY, Va
Oio customer writes thu. After careia! test
lor tho past two wceka, angsnlf and vito pro.
n'uno, your Best RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR as fne d four as VIC have ever used, aud
ietl confident there is no grade Of -four manu-
tac;ufed lhatcx,slS yours. Sold only bg
GEO. MCBURNEY e. Son,
). w. Cjr. k0g ind Washington Sta.
Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

gr0uod. Inc t3celts5 ln9a prs; nicd ghssly
Splc!acic Johnson Ead been G:icki7g to ex-
cess DUNG Ehe day. eld was snru ty Two en-
Isl b7t6ra III: stcdent in IN iottX!clted eon-
d'tl0e. The body vas brought to tic dap5t ia
IBIS city, but was soon afterwards removed To
the late home OF thu dsCaesed, ntar the Poor
House laue.
Two b,y9. join MorigOmary aui Sirop
Genzosreer, we're sealed the Erat about the
hsnCF, snd The sic1ud abu: Ii. legs, al .he
house OF the Columbia Fire Company. yesttr'
dGy morning, BY steam Ircm the Columbia
engiGe.
Robert EGaGs q member of tho Columbia
Eoglnc Company. WIS Qalts badly burned
while holding the piDo Of tina! company at tho
bro yesterday rnotoioc.
Mr.. AEnO1 Wood Eaid, an cnainccE on the
Virginia Midland Railway, vas taken suddenly
Ill at Charlottesville sbUu. three o'ulcck this
morning, and fell from bis cDei0e, which wes
standing still ct the TINA. into a turn table pit,
and was SO badly Injured that he remai9cd in 40
unconscious condition for several houIs. A
dIspatoh received this morning says his in
jures gro not regarded ls serious, but his il.
ness will prevent bis removal 10 this city, hi
homo, for several days
A man uancd Walker, from Washncion,
Tell down the hold OF canal boat. nt R.eda
wharf, this morning, and Was badly blurred.
SUDDEN DEATH MIR. II. V. Daniel, q val
known aud highly respected oit;z,p, died sud-
denly Saturday Dight from heart dsoIs,. Mr..
Daniel had been in bad health fer somo tine
past bat was out Saturday attending 10 his
business, aud appeared to be 10 unusually coed
spirits. lilo was attacked Saturday tight about
10 O'Clock, ut his grocery store. cornar of Fair
fax aud Wilkes streets. whilo waiting on Gus
toner. DR.. Brown who was Immediately sum
Gloned, did al in his power to rclivo the dying
man, but his efforts wore in vain for death en-
sued shortly atter bis rtm1val TO Inc residence
of his father 10 Law, Mir. A. D. Wnrfed, Gu
Roya street. between Cameron and Queen.
The deceased had beer member Of the Com.
mon Council from tho Fourth Ward for the
past threo years. aud was on Thursday last 70 e.
elected to the new CouDcil from tho S:c,nd
Ward. He oame 10 this city about 6Vo years
ago from Charlottesville. his birth place, and
by his upriehtnes0 and genial disposition, soon
made hosts OF warm friends. The news Of the
sudden death was received with genuine SORROW
by the oiiz,ns generally. MIR. Daniel was q
member of Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter
OF this city; of Charlottesville Lodge No. S. Of
Masons, Charlottesville. and Of tho Relief Hook
and Ladder Company Of this city. The fuueral.
which takes place TO morrow evening" ct CLOCK
from the resIdercs of Mr.. A. D. Wsricld, will
DC attended By Alexandria Washington L1dse
OF Maso1s, and the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

WAX DoWN.-FANCY MATTtNGs, white and
coorsd, at reduced prices ut |. ElCHBERG's.
SPECIAL BARGAINS this week at |. EIcu-
BERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

DEATH OF Mr.. TnoRNToN.-M Wn. Il.
ThorntoD. well known livery stable keeper,
and respected cit Z: 70. died at his rssid,rco on
Qleen street.. between Pit aud st. Asaph, carly
this motDin1, CT er rrotractcd ilocss. The
fcnars. ShioA will tsks plcc, 10 morrow eve
nirg, sill DC attended by Andrew Jackson
Lodge OF Mssoes, uf which the deceased vas
mcmhnr
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4 STRANGERS ILLNESS. A sl,arg, arrived
at tho Mansion House, this Iii eraicg, troin Nor
folk. and shortly inter being SHOWN to his room
was taken suddenly i'll. He eevo his Iama as
I. A. Hood, and stated be Wis from pniladel.
phia, lie was thought to be srfferirg from the
effects of poison, but Dr.. Pjwoi!. who WAS sant
for, declared that such was 90: the case, Men,
tal excitement is SUPP ,scd to 10 The c,use of
his Illness. Ho was well supIlicd with funis,
and was ID appearance and manners Reulle-
mac. lie Wls visited By nuelbcr Of Masous.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,
Boys & Youths Boots 6:Shoes,

We have q worry largo stock Of BOYS and
YOUTHS 5ctUol ana Dress 5hUus VI all LnY nuw
styiea' which are warranted to gi9o satisfaction,
aDd Will be sold muca cheaper thsn .hay csr bs
bought IN this city or Washington it viii repay
yor to examine these goods.
1t will afford us great satisfaction :, sbop
these goods TO the public and all We car ssy ia
mat they cannot bs beat il variety, style, quail.
~ or ptlcas.
w. B. WADDEY, 10 KING st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

GEED CORN SEED CUENlI-s lat Of
~ choice white and yellow Seed Corn on hand
and for salo by CdAS. $. TAYLOE, Dr..
ms27 No 90 kinr s,raoi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

! ADlBS' UNDERG AIM EXITS in Night.
- gowns, Drawers, Chemiscs, Skirts. Prices
obc 10 S9.oO esch. &, u. ADAMS,
my2G-6s o. Riroet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

~ THE members of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Co. are requested 10 be at tho tuck
house 20 morrow (ruesdAy) afternoon $3.50
O'clock, TO st!end the iunersl rs our lsie nom
Der Ii. V. Daniel.
by order Of the President.
It JULIAN MOORE Sec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

CIRCUIT Court FOR THE CITY. Hon. james
heith, Judge, presiding. -Graham W.. w. O. Il,
V. NJ. d 4. S. +. K. Co.; charca,y; general
dccrao aIl5Wlrg sundrg oains for stock killed,
and directing tho payment Of The ".bor and
supply clims,'
Grgory's ex'rs. W. ALx.Cdta Ciual Co.;
90 suggestion QaigIey, Wells Durgsb; order
directing iOri to be inp.oeiled to enquire into
the liability of W. W. Dutg IN By reason OF the
lien OF lhs writ Of 6. fa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

y =; me e ''eatter Probabilities MaySo ISL
,,,, ny Atddie S'aes waimsr lar washer,
;:ou.Asfly TO westerly winds and slight changes
~ 1ht?meter during the rest of Monday, follow
"a o. Increasing c,ouiiness and light local rains
by Tuesday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT and Won
will never be bilious
For sale by L. ). Lead5aater s. Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

1AiITS. Oils, &c:-We have o large stock
Z OF Lewis Lesd, MI Vernon Lead Oils.
Vsrnishes, Hand Oil Finish, Ayeril's Genuine
Rosdy Mixed Pairts. Paints of all colors in
ID. and Id. cana ready for usc, &C.. &c
myi6 r.. 3. LEA DBEATER & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

HOFFEEJ AND IEAS-l2 hall CHESTS Gun.
~ powder. Colong and Jsraa Teas u sscks
kio, Lagusyra and Jaws Coffee. and l0J pounds
Arbuckle's celebrated Roasted CoiYse
eni HARMON 81 SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

EeOlS0N FOR POTATO BUGS.-Loadon
= Purple and Paris Groom OF tho bet 1guli,y,
fall supply recsived.
msll It. s. LE&DBEATGR 6 BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

TITLE JACK, THE GIANT TACK
~ PULLKE, for sale at 50 Eas, corner Of
Roys! st. The incest thing out
m9lS j. ". CREIGHTON Sc SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

EXP COOL lea Chise's, L., picke, Ice
~ Awlr, and Ice Tongs, for sa!o st IS Kin 2
street. corner Roysl.
My.5 II. CEEIGHrON .SHON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

WE HAVE this day occurred the ssency for
w celebrated brand OF BOTTLED Af,E
and 70 RTER. which wo will knap constsntly
on band, and to which Ta invite the attention OF
families who desire Gc article ofAo or Porter,
ap27 w 4. JOHEGNT e "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

FNAMELED DUCK and Drill, f5r ws..
- on covers a1d wagon bows, ana Hub,
hims, &C, wholesale and retail.
myZ0 JAS. II. CAHLIN 6 SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

: UST received to-day frcsh lot of S UMMIT
- BEDFORD and DEEP ROCK MINERAL
WATHkS. For sale on draught or bv ihn gal.
Ion ST nylSl LUNI'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Nnn BUSHELS CHOICK SEED
AotN' OATS. whits and black, in store
and for sale By CHAG. 5. TAYLOk, Jr.
ap22 23 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

e OOKl LUOkl STEEL WIRE HAIR
~ BRUSHES for 8 cts. each a.
w. Z. UkEIGHTON,S
fnhl5 S. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10

Miss Idella Lawton of Bridgeport, and Mr.
William Fitch, of New York, son of Rev.
Silas Fitch, of Golden's Bridge, New York,
were married Wednesday evening at the res
idence of the brides father, Bridgeport. The
Standard says 1.-THE father of the groom
performed the marriage ceremony assisted by
the Rev. Mr.. Ingersoll, pastor of the East
Washington avenue Baptist church. After
the ceremony the usual congratulations were
in order, every one remarking that the bride
looked "sweetly pretty" This was followed
by the serving of an elegant and delicious
collation. to which ample justice was DONE
Among the guests were Mr.. Garrison, pro-
prietor of the Grand Union Hotel, New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. N. 81. Law
ton of New York, Mrs. J. HOLSTER and
daughter of New Haven, Miss Abbott of
Sheffield, Massachusetts, and Mrs. Blinn of
New Milford, with good representation of
Bridgeport people,"
Also in Bridgeport on Wednesday another
interesting wedding took place, MIR. F. j.
Hughes, of the law Office of Mr.. v. r. C. Gid
dings, and Miss Annie j. Wilson, eldest
daughter of the Rev. j. S. Wilson, of Olivet
church, being the happy parties. The Rev.
Mr.. Palmer, of the North church, offciated.
The ceremony was at the residence 'of Mr..
John Fuller, bridge builder on the New York
road. He proved that he could make an arch
of flowers as well as of iron and there was q
bountiful wedding banquet and fine time
Mr. Fuller's 47th birthday occurred yesterday.