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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14

VTiR9lNIa, to wit: In the CLERKS office Of
Y FapfA1 Circuit court, March 23d, 1881.
k NJ. Uartsr trustee Ashton Tyler aud Lucy,
his wife, VIM. Il. [hsrry) Thornton and
Lewis z. Thornton, infants, conplaiaants,
VS.. W. T. Thorutoo, Sc, u. 4. L. Turber.
vile and Ad.liDs. his wife, w. w. Brisg aud
Gcorgs 4 Mllourn. defendants. Chsnoery.
MImu. The object of this suit is to vacAts and
snnul certain derds from W. II. Thornton and
& K. l.. Turbsrvllle and Adslins, ais Wifs TO
W. W. Brlgs convey iag3 10 Of Tho tract known
as "iillwood )" in Fairfax county. Va, and
certain ceed from ssid S,igg TO Hsorge &. Nil.
burn, ,nvsyiDg the said Interest 10 said tract
aud TO rsiuvest the trustee With the title aud
oroysrty so passed By said deeds for the educa-
tim aLG sdpport of toe parties entitled.
Isspvearlng oy fHi,vit filed that che above
named drfendanis VI. w. Btigy aud George +.
Nj burn. hre non residents Of The Stits Of Viz.
y:uia i. is orderei that they appaar within one
month fer due pu 5licAtion hereof, and do what
Is Lecass.ry TO project tne: interests IN thus .ut.
Il Copy-.ests:
+. W. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Thomas & Carter 10 mh2f-wt9
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thUePlN AXnS * har DLkS,
~ GOAL HODo, FAkA BELLS, sc. just
received AT IS King street, on tha corner OF huy-
al, supply of me celebrated Bed Warrior
axes, nsde by Vim. Hts:G.. Of Ltwi.tUHn, Pa.
which A1es We bays .uG Cy! .lauously tor over
tnlr,y yesrs, SID sre xLuvn as the best quality
sold in this city; Al8o supply Of x handles,
Perfection Coal bods ShovsIs srd longs, Farm
Bells of assorted slz-s, and othsr gocds in trc
hardware line, which Wa viii! sell al snall ad-
ysace, J. T. C&RiGhTON tasOI,
e6 King ST cor. Of Royal,
sep29 Ale1snori.. Virginia
,RIED APPLES for safe By
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EXEOUTOR5 NOTlCE.-The subscriber,
IL nersln duly qualified as executor of the
last will and testament of Mrs. MARGARET
HhNDKk5UE, late Of the city of Alexandria,
in the State of Virginia, deceased, hereby not
fes all persons having claims against the estste
Of the said Margaret Henderson,, to present them
TO niIa duly authenticated. All persons in
debteu to said estate, ara hereby notified 10 make
paJ meEt to the I'll 5scriber.
JOHN LANNON,
IL
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Lsrf 5 ss3fesssa,

w II e. T RERKLEY, ('uccesGo- to VIM
8 RING PRINTS, (orettv and chcso J
Bleached sud Brown tiuslna She4,ings. Pillow
Case tott ms, with other desirsbie gods in
vita m1 fi4nas 10 calf r111 ,
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EuOrs AND % Hiss.
we ESVaTE T@E ATrEsrION OFF
THE LADIES To GUg
NeWSp'iug Styles Boots sG Shoes

We offer q magnjf len. assortment of NEW
ST9 LhS which ,sIuot be u passed for besuty,
durability and price
LHdes Fine French Kid Eu.ton Boots
Ladies File B .sket Cloth Fox Eultcn Roctso
Lades' Fine Di-gous DO.
Laciss Fius Lasting Kid DO.
L.oies' flle Gont 90.
Ls!ies Fine Gs'fd)
Lsli6s Fine Zip clippers, every description.
Kid Button noG Lsce NewpCrts, Regent Slip
pers Paris Ties Upsn Congress Shoes ahd csn-
dsls; siso great Va'i 'iety OF LIE dies House Shoes
and olipp=rs of every sly ID cad quality
Misses' school, Walking and Dr-ss Boots ia
va 'iety of Lew st, les; also l.rgs stoyk uf
Misses sandals and slippers
Ehldren's Boots | res and Slippers in every
quality, style End pric.
Gents tine Boots and Shoes 10 sll of the new
sp'ins s.y les.
Gems Pumps and Slippers in al the late
styiee.
The above goods are f -st class, 81 gu.ran.
taed to give satisfaction in eve5y pal tlcu or, and
will bs soid al such prices Cannot foil ~ satisfy
all.
We have very large stock of Boys and
Youths 7chuol snd Dress Shoes Of all the new
sty leg, which are warranted TO give satisfaction,
and Will be sold mucl cheaper than lhsy can be
bought in this city or Washington &; it will repay
you to ex ,mine lhsss goods.
1t will stfOrd US lrest satisfaction to show
these goods 10 the pubsIc and all W. Can say is
n at they cannot bs bes! Variety, s.yle quail.
~ or plices.
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W ureeD S Wise, auclicneers.


CONHiSSlON sH3' SALE NF VALUA-
-! Biz RSAL ErTaTS IN EAI.TsX
COUNTY -fursusnt to 4 dearea of tao Circuit
Court oG FalrtsS couhty at @0Veu.b r term les ;,
In the Case Of SmsteJu I'd ar. v. hm.r.on et.
al the undersigned commissioners therein
named, Will sell at pubi;c auction on TUES.
DAY the 23t day OF Norcn, 1881, at y U'c'Gck
m. in iout Of the entrsu2e 10 tGe Court Rrom
on Fairfax street. in the city of AieIHDdn>, vs. i,
n TR AC: OF la ND IL Foitiax county lying
imneila.ely on he PU.oTsc river, Lnraa nj d
n fsli miles below alexsunri., s"d htaining
l66S cres. The land lie b.ii-ved to be Of good
guilty, Of easy Accnss TO m,tEei, while the
sr.usIlon FIR beauty rs not surpassed by bly, on
the river, cummsndng fu,! View of lns cities
of Al,1audria and Washington anh tha sur.
rounding c. untry OF Msryla and VlrsIna
Terms IF Sole: One fourth Of the purchsse
money Ia cab; lhs rrsltu. in three a "a III
stslmen's At SIX, rwalVe and e;lh!een months,
with Interest from d.; toe bonds o. the our.
chaser 10 ba taken, wnh security. and lha uile
to be retained ultll oil tha purch. $50 money Is
paid. b q. GLa UGHlUN, 81
w A IA y LOE, 'on W. ~ - VI
j. ii. LOVE, H"'-
fah16-eots
E9- The above sale has been postponed till
SA tUkDAY, April 2}rd at Same time aud
plncn, nb2l cots
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GeN fESttes u EsSs.
GeNFEGttS.
ALW a Us READY
nENhY KRENGLE.
NO. 129 KING STREET.

NO. l29 KING STREET,
Gffers 81 the delicsces Of the season.. For years
he hes caiered of the best to ihe people in 8 lex
drls and the aurrounding coua.ry, and the pas,
ls bs warrant ;OT thu fu,ura
ST PUn Can ulXS. BRENGLE'S ICE
CREAM and Dessert pics-speciatLies; Black,
Frit. Pound, Js!iy and Fancy, Orn .rnenla snd
Plain, are sold cheaper than they can be NAL u
fsctured at home A!sn cream Puts Tsrts and
Pastry, Candies and T.ffy Of sII kinds Pies o
spscisity fruits, Nuts, Conf.ctiuueres, usro.
mels and Sugsred Frulls. b. flrnlshes the s,
ofSrsRS and c,te,s ior families nnd enter.
tsiomen!s ian24
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SbUE IAVaNrUnI tlNianaD.

{ UH Ia VhNrGnI tlNi1naD.
w. iu-sJsy Feby S.h, 1851.
We have completed uur Inventory and thrown
uDoa th9 EQUATOR n z eat neny henuanls Of all
styles @: 2noi- TO b sold ca ,4p. We s,s clos
ing out great mary sools q. ess than cost, in
order To n he room toc large ~prir stock.
Sdhtfl NGS = bLEACeAU, CLIFTON s
sno LII lNEN~.-W are ge:!ing in full stock
OF .he above goods of UhUc, Brsud. tor Feb.
runry Sales ard otler st close prices.
ID. +. HShSHEAR.
1J9 King ct. ilaxandris. Va.
sSLhGS. FRENCH CASBMEkE4
- Tuesday. Jsnuury lith, 1881.
Another line OF those al woJl Black French
Chshmeres at c s5c .ud 20: per ,ard; open
to tny also smother iull assortment Of those two
uNd thrae button KID q Low H., xt 81 and 81 %
all WARRANTED. o. +. BRASHEAK
janll No 100 King So, Alexandra, Va.
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COMMISSION akS SAhh OF VALUA-
~ BILE BUILDING LOTS in The towu OF
Falls Church, Fairfax county. Virginia.
BY virtue apd III ezt C !Llon of decree OF the
Crcait Court FOR the county OF FaTta1, State Of
Virginia rendered st the juno term 1850, ,hsre
CT il the suit Of Covers e1'r. va UiCvel's heirs,
the undersSne eG com mi5siuIers appointed in s,ii
decree will otlr tor asje, on rU SSDA Y. the;G h
of a pril, All, le5l, On the premises TWELVE
SUlLOlhG EUT5 in the TO SI Of Falla Church
Fnirfac county, Wig giCla. varying in szl from
ono a1d one-fJurth sCres to iWo ares, 81!
eiigibiy situated in the centre Of the town, con-
venient 20 t.ores, churches ana schools, aud but
ont-,hlrd OF mile frum Ensi Fails Church
Station on the " arlington a2t Ohio R.i.rosd
sttorolng duubis dai =? rail- communication with
" ashins.on aud Aitx tGdvs.
Tie iCCaltg is remarkably healthy. the aocie-
ty intelligent and persoDs Gesring TO cotein g
HON. in The cjuLIy will iru here f4ciiites EUR
psssed by 40 oiher Locality within easy feach oi
ne csptt.l
The Cnn nuiasionera ara authorized to sell any
Of sald !C,s st pr7+te sais. L 81. of The proper.
tj moy be seen 4. the fl e Of .hs Eysn,ng Star
Aie1anoria Gaz Ute, aLu ss the Pus!l flee Falls
church.
Teroe: Ten per cen! cash, balance st six
twelve ar d eighteen months ffom 0ate, With in.
t,rtst, secured Dy notes # purchaser aad per
son Il secufl y, and ret ntioD Ct TILE until qua
Layment, or ~ cash st option OF purchaser
All sa!es suhisct TO The COT fl rnsliln If th'
SAID Court GJn.eyanclDg 81 purchasers co.., /
froperLs subj *. ~ b: r4aJ.d a. li-k snd COS!
dGisuillLg purchaser, Saie 10 Commence a
lO:SO y. III
HENRY W. THOaAS,)
CASSIUS GAHThH, : Comm'ra.
J. q. De PUrEOA,
mbSS-HdW
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w. B. w -ADDEY
ITO KING STEEkT.
spl ALEXANDRIA, VA.

L'EKG UnON'5 FtkSr SUPPLY or
II SPRING GUpES.
Rich Lsces, in White, Ecru and Black Fan
cy Ribbons at low rrices; Slk and Linen
H.ndkarchlefs, k!ch Buttons, Fancy Veings,
swiss, Null and Lace Ties cur oJc Corset is tno
Shirts, uulaundriec, y. 55ci celebrated Diamond
Shirt 81, ut FEkGuS0N'S,
nh2o SS King street.
ErOK SALE. at 68 King, corner of Roysl
4 streets. Alexandra. Va. PATENT BE-
oURRECTING PkEVENTiVE. This is
simple device to prevent tie removing of body
from the grave. and to coufn" il in such POSI-
tion in tre Oasket. as to prevent its being dis.
arranged by trans sport.tion.
febl5 j. 4. URsIGBTON & SON.
JE PAGES LIQUID GLUE Oh GEN-
IL UlNE RUSSIAN UEMhNT-We have
ust recti Cd another supply of tie abovs cele.
brated g,us 1t !. tbs beat In TIE nc al ket and
aways ready for use. 1t does not require warm.
ing. Price IS c!s. per bottle.
AcLEAN & UHLRR.
msr3 rs King atreet.
NJ 0TlCEl NOTICE
~ Just received smother lsrge supply cf
HARRISON i BkUS. READY MIXED
PAINT,
second to mono in the market Gall for sample
card a.
JOS W.T.. CaEIGRTON'5
n FRESH SUPPLY OF BUiLHU AND
"a RAW LlNsEsD OiA .lso + eatefoot
Lard, Tanners' ard several grades Of LuprlcSt
lag Oil, slTsys oD nsnd ut
". L. HEIGETQN'S,
je26 ~ Ang street.
a VIRILL CHEMICAL PAINTS, the f. rst
"A aud vs. bsllcYe tHe bGs. ready m Xei pant
| n ads. Also Lewis Lead Ulis, Brush:s .ud u
full stock OF p.ints OF al Kinds 10 ssufe and for
l.sin 1T lUWtst market UIlcsJ,
mt29 4 y LHADBEATER z BRO.
| DUFFALO LIrHlA Wat sk-anothsr lot
| e.ceiy olrec! from the springs Cur large
sslas are sure sisa OF The grsat bentf. our GUS
| toners r,cJ JlYe irt m It's Use
mh26 L :. nEAUBEATER & BRO.
AZ Hlrs WISE {: H5Tt nkgShss! q ) !, nsuvs,
We have in store aud tor safe full line of III
MCLEAN & UHLER.
| mhl6 ~ King street.
| FOLDING ROCKING CaAI6Sl
q FuLDING BOOKING CHAIRS
| We have just received new lot OF the above
! goods and IRE selling them 81 81 OO esch
| feb23 GcukAN & U HLEft 10 hln2st
u cei7ed by ~ ~
as &c MILBURN.
ANEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SU4AB
~ and MULASSES received and fo. sale oy
| nr7 HARMON s. cMiTR.
ETTAUh'o PILLS tor Headache Dys
| 1u pepsia &C., are for sale by
| sL6 &. E. LEAUBEATER & BRO.
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GALE UF a VALUaBLE FARM AT
~ UBNTREVILLf, FAiKfaX COUNTY,
Ve.-pursuaut 10 decree Of tho Circuit Court
o: Esirfa1 county. readar2d at its Ju te term.
1880 in the suit Of Tontje Liviag:,on x %. vs.
J w. Dear. the uLdeisixued. c,nmi,soners,
will ufer at pubic s.io on MONDAY the 18th
cay OF Aprii. 1871. Cou ty Cour! day, At Fair. OK
q 8, Va ss nom, tas highly improved and
attractive FARM. now in The possession Of Mr..
Dear, C nt,ining 1854 acres. Che farm il 5s,u-
lifuly situated; tbs mansion house i, within the
village snd eiaibiy situated, in iu!. Vsw Of the
Blue Ridge mountains. The land is bighiY i'm
proved, and has, in addition to other out-build
lngs sn attractive barn.
Terms of Sale: So much IN hard IS will ray
costs and expenses of sste; tha residue in three
equal payments st six, twelve and eighteen
Months, w;lh interest from The day Of sale, and
retention OF title until paid
This isrm msy be puIchsped q. private sale
until a pril Court. and Mr Dear, who rssides
upon the farm. will t,ke pleasure in showing it..
d, w. THOMAS, co,,,,
Cha6iUS CakTER, o''N'n 's'
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DY VlRTUE Of deed of t.ues executed b.
Z iLhrlstnnhnr Ncda haarino dAta tha Al

pY VlRTUB Of q deed of truss executed by
L Christopher Ivde, bearing date the 14th
day Of January. 1868 aad Of record In liosr z.
/ No. page lT6. of the land records of Alexsn-
dr. county. the undersigned. trustee in said
deed named and st tins request Of the psrty
tAe-eb7 secured. will expose to sale at pubic
auction on GATU aDAY, the seventh dsy Of
May. !SSl. 8. u O'clock m, on the premises In
tbs copc;y of Aexsndris, Va, the following
deaeriped property, to wi.:
y LOT OF GROUND, containing six acres.
tituste on the Washington road near the Poor's
House, in the couu.y Of Alexardris, together
with o.! the improvements shersunto belonging.
toae!har with 90 muca IS now remains of 9 lot
Of HDUSEaOLO aud KITOSEN FURNl-
7 UKE, iac!udlag Beds, Bsdstsads, Tables,
Stoves, Ca,pets Looking Glasses, Earthenwars
and olner articles OF Household Furniture also
two Hor.es. QUE Cow snd Call, Que Wagon and
Cart. und 10. Of fsrmiog Utensils. being the
proesrty by said decd conveyed.
Tarms Of Salo: Cash
ssC-.d TsANU'S SHUMAE. Trustse.
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AUCTION SALEN.
By Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
GALE or VALUABLE REAL kSTATE.
- Pursuant to decree of the Corporation
Court Of the city Of Alexandria rendered At it,
Novambsr term, 1870. 10 the chsncery cause Of
D.. F. Hooes admir-. &c. VS.. A. Poor and
others. the undersigned surviving commissioner
OF sale therein .med. will offsr f,r sale bv pub.
lie auction on THURSDAY, the II h day Of
Msy. 1881, at II o clock M. In trontot the Court
Room on Fairfax street in the city OF Ale1an.
d'is. Va, all thsl LOT OF GROUND With the
TWO STORY BaICK WAREHOUSE there.
on, situate at the northeast intersection of King
snd Fsyette streets in said city, fronting on
King stree: 43 5.l2 feet and extending back
north With the s>ne width as the 'front.' 100 feet.
Terms of Sale: a sufi cent sum in cash to pay
the TX lenses Of the suit and sale, say SEQ and
the residue in three equal instalments n ono,
two aud three years with interest from day Of
sale: tbs deferred instaments to be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers vito
good security, and the title to bs retained until
the same are paid. UonveyAncing at the cost
of the purchaser. O. w. WATTLES,
aUll-aOd Surviving Comm {. OF Sale.
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Es- The sbove sale has been postponed till
Sa tUkDAY, April 2}rd, at ssma lime aud
plrca mh2! cots
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HOLDING ROCKING CdAIHSl
= FOLDING BOOKING CHAIRS
We have just received d new lot OF the above
goods and IRE selling them st 81 On esch.
feb23 HcLEaE & UHLErt. Is kiu2st
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NJ GTlCEl NOTICE
~ Just received smother lsrge supply ct
HARRISON i BkUS. RESDY MIXED
PAINT,
second to none in the market, Gall for sample
card a!
10 - w. X. CaEIGRTOR'S
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J. Il. HILL L CO.,

STEAM PHINThRs, ALEXANDRIA, Va,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-12-01
Aspen Hill.

The cold snap served our farmers
to kill hogs. There is little to
spare and it is selling at 7 and s
cents. Cotton is all picked and
nearly all sold. The second crop
amounts to MI. n. S. Beasley had
serious mishap returning from
town Monday. His wagon was
loaded with one barrel Of merchan-
disc and in crossing Petty's branch
near here it rolled out in front on
the horses, frightening them and
causing them to run. He pulled
them in circle and succeeded in
stopping them. 1t was not done,
however, before his leg was badly
sprained and his face seriously
bruised. Mr.. Bob Lakewood was
in the wagon but rolled out at one
end as the barrel rolled out at the
other and was unhurt. Mrs. Sarah
Reed, the good wife of our magis-
trate, j. p. c. Reed, died of infam-
matory rheumatism last Saturday.
E. T. Anthony arrived with his fam
lily from Texas last week and will
again take up his abode in good old
Tennessee. His postofflce is Min
now Ford. Miss Ella Brownlow, a
charming young lady Of Pigeon
Roost, is visiting here, at present
stopping with the family of j. F.
Ross. Redus and Tommie Barber
are no better this week, we are sor
ry to say. j. r. Newman went to
Birmingham and back last week.
He expects to move there, having
sold his lot here to Frank Browning.
REX.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-12-01
A Crank's Cruelty in Pulaski,

CONTINUED from last week.
No sooner had the crank screaked
and the mule team was stopped and
the country dog went back lazlly
under the wagon, than Eli, the col
ored stove smasher at the tin store,
came out and proceeded to load the
greaseless pump in his wagon, and
a clerk mounted to the seat and
they drove off to a suburban resi-
dence to put it in a cistern. They
creased it iup nicely, removed the
cistern plug, inserted the pipe, and
when Eli was pulling heavily to get
it in place his foot slipped and he
was saved from falling into the els
tern very narrowly. Gin fact,it was the
very narrowness of the three inch
hole that saved him from going
through. When the clerk saw his
foot slip and that he was making
directly for the hole, he thought
how horribly spoiled the water
would be if the hole should stretch,
and he rushed CALAMITY to the res
cue and made a grab at Eli that
would have caught him by the coat
tail if he had had coat on, but sue
ceeded in getting only finger where
it would do any good, but thai
ripped out, and the doomed re
mains of the colored stove polishel
kept right on towards the hole. An
other grab and then it was tina
the cruel crank got in its work. III
seized the chain and it jerked tn
crank around with a terrible whir
lust as the clerk was stalking OF an
other place to grab that woul
hold. and the handle hit him square
w on the bridge of the nose an
the claret flew. Eli was melted t
,, tears that his rescuer should b
thus disabled in his heroic attemI
> to save the three inch hole in tn
, rock from being stretched out
shape, and he lifted up his voiC
, and uttered few mourns, and the
lifted up the wounded man and pu
him in the wagon, and they held Il
shattered nose in place until the
: GOT hack to the shop and rivlted
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-12-01
Prospect.

Because l failed to represent this
place last week through your
columns, L was somewhat censured
by these good people, as they pride
themselves upon living in the best
town in the county except Lynnville,
Gampbellsville, Elkton, Bethel, AS
pen Hill and Minnowford. And as
most people of the county don't
know the magnitude of this village
1 will here give a description: Three
dry goods stores and two other
store houses unoccupied, two gro
Gerry houses unoccupied, one black
smith shop, one wood shop, one
school house, two Methodist chur-
ches, one white and one colered,
two gins in the suburbs, ten dwell
ings and one depot. In 1880 and
1881 there were shipped from this
place 1882 bales of cotton-320 to
the oath Nov, 1880, and 1872 to same
date Of 1881. Mrs. G. b. Phelps,
formerly of Ohio but lately of Louis
vile, was down to see her brother,
Robt. Thompson, our efficient night
owl. Mrs Madge Lane and children
Of Athens were up Sunday to see
her father, DR.. Mason. Paul Beasly,
the clever express agent at this
place, contemplates bringing suit
against the company for keeping
back his hard earned wages to the
amount of .$1.374, it being three
months pay, saying if they had
promptly paid it he could have
visited the bucket shop and earned
a fortune by this date. Mrs. H. b.
Reese is still confined with dropsy.
j. l.. Brown of Bethel community
died Saturday morning at 10 A. NJ,
and was buried Sunday at the
family cemetery at Rev. L. f.
Browns. He served the Lord for
more than fifty years in the M. f.
church. OF a large family of Browns,
there now remains only the Rev. I.
F. Brown and Mrs. Mollie Chilcoat,
nephew and niece of uncle Johnny.
He was confined long time with
cancer. DR.. Williamson and lady
have moved to this place since my
last. Glad to have such an acquisi-
ton. Mrs. Tucker Of Bunker Hill
is visiting the family of r. f. Mays.
Mrs. Roe of Bethany stopped over a
few hours at this place on her way
to Texas last week, where she in
tends making her future home
Misses Westmoreland and Miss
Lula Jeffries are with us. One
would imagine they came from the
sweet wales of Sugar creek, for the
boys declare they are desperately
sweet. L. N. Case, the spicy writer,
has quit practicing law and is study
ing telegraphy. L. P. Logan has
bought out j. w. Edwards interest
in the wood shop and will be sole
proprietor and boss. Miss Willie
Richardson was shopping in Pulaski
Monday. What if-but tits too ear
ly to guess yet. JUBA.
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Odd Fellows Hall.

Miss Mary Ingram, we understand,
leaves for Texas soon. We had the
pleasure of listening to a very inter-
esting sermon Sunday night at
Simpsons Chapel, delivered by Theo
Lee. 1t was his first effort and he
acquitted himself well. Every one
expressed themselves as agreeably
disappointed. May he prove faith
full to his calling. The people Of
this and Simpsons Chapel neigh
borhood are requested to meet in
the hall at this place on Friday night,
Dec. End, for the purpose Of organ
izing a reading club. Let every
body come and help to build up the
club. MIR. SALESMAN the photo
grapher leaves Tuesday for Nash
vile. John Dunnevant is GONZALES
cent. We are glad to learn that the
fluN which has been raging in this
community is abating. Il. +.
McCord had the misfortune to lose
one of his children a short time
since. We sympathize with them in
their sad bereavement, and may God
pity them and heal their broken
hearts. Mrs. DIR. Campbell is suffer
ing with chills. Some unprincipled
scoundrel poisoned w. NJ Blows
fine shepherd dog. We certainly
ought to build church at this place.
The hall evidently is too small % ac-
commodate those who come here TO
worship. Or, perhaps some prefer
to stay out doors. Sam Taylor,
cold, of this place is having a neat
verandah attached to his already
neat residence. VIM. Wheeler, our
boss carpenter, has taken a contract
of building and repairing on the
Spofford farm near this place. The
young mems prayer meeting, organ
lied at Simpson Chapel some time
since, is in a fourishing condition.
A gentleman from Alabama We
did not learn his name was in this
neighborhood few days since hunt
ing a stolen mule. The mule was
stolen by negro in Madison county,
Ala. and brought to this county and
snapped off for horse. The gentle
man succeeded in capturing the
negro and horse, but unfortunately
the negro escaped, but left the horse.
Mr.. Butner, whom we reported as
having lost a very valuable mare
some time since, we understand,
has heard of her in Coffee county.
We were sadly disappointed in not
receiving a special invitation to at
tend the oyster supper given at
Brick Church for the benefit of the
poor. Hope your spicy eorrespon-
dent at that place will remember us
next time. We are hungry still
for items. ALEX.