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Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08
Landlord and Tenant.

Mr. Eiitor:-
In my last letter I promised you to give
figures in support of the premises laid in
my suggestions in first letter. If it be true
that for fifteen years Of good crops and fair
rent paid by the tenant to the landlord and
that both at the end Of that time are poorer
or no better off than when they began does
it not follow to q reasonable mind that
some change ought to be made in the in
terest of both parties Now if it be true,
and it is, that the tenant has paid on. an
average So per acre rent for the Is or I6
years he has tended, the aggregate amount
paid by him per acre is between a5 and $50
per acre rent for the land, which amount ii
put at interest at per cent. as paid in
would have paid all taxes due from the land
lord. Now the landlord is no richer and
the tenant has lost Is or Is years of his life
except scant support for his family He
has worked hard and absolutely made moth
ing.
Now let us look at another side of
this question: Suppose the landlord sells
to the tenant on long time part of his
land. for illustration we will say 100 acres
and say at $40 per acre for 10 years, with
interest from date Of SALE This price
ought to insure fair land, improvements
DC, The first payment on such purchase
will be S1O0 and $50 interest on the whole
purchase OF $1,000 making the first payment
and interest $3.50. Tnat is. the paym .nt of
the 81 so in tenth interest IN the land.
Now suppose this same 100 acres is rent
ed az Is now the case at SO per acre for
the cleared land and we will'fo the sake OF
IA fair showing allow that / is in timber
leaving Is acres at S3 per acre making s225
to be paid as rent with no interest in the
land thereafter. Thus you see the rent at
1925 is more than payment of 800 and $50
interest leaving the sum Of S45 to be paid
for taxes and on the I'd payment. At the
end of the I'd year the tenant owes another
payment of Sl00 and $72 interest on the
balance due. At the end of this
year he has SIP to pay as 2i payment and
interest, when If he had rented he would
a gain owe the S225 and ha We no interest in
the land. Now take from his rent 1925 the
2nd payment and interest S172, and he
has left for taxes and payment on 3rd pay
ment S53. This same proportion goes on
from year to year and each payment W ith
the interest is decreased and the tenant
each year becomes more interested in the
land and the landlord gets his money and
8 per cent. interest and is relieved from
taxes and all responsibility. Now is it not
q fact that none of our farmers make s per
cent on their investments? In this way
the land is good for the payment and inter
est due as well as all balance of purchase
money. 1t 10 as good as U. S. bond to
the landlord, gives him no trouble and
makes good Permanent citi zen of the ten
ant, his family and friends He becomes
settled, has > home and becomes identified
with the country and people amongst
whom Le lives. Labor is becoming scarce
and we can no longer look for emigration
and We must Begin to make terms with
walt we have or our land will grow up in
bfoomsedge and briars LAND OWNER.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

WILL the Democratic party rise and
explain 70 N interested public why
ths scheol system of this State grows
NJ better from year to year? Or is
that party satisfied shat three and Eve
months sessions afford sufficient school
ing for the poor country children Of
the state Who have no other means of
eb'aining an education thrcu b
sAs public bensvolencs!
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

A THOROUGH examination Of the
record Of ths State shows the prece-
dent Of that body 10 b to elect .
presiding officer before swearing in
rev Ssnstors. This president will
exclude the three new Republican
fs ,stor now awaiting admission
from participating in the election Of
ths President pro temSorc, leaving the
sslsction 10 the Democratic majority.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08
"How are You My Ola Friey,d9"

Asked bright locking mn. .sOh, I
feel miserable, I'm bilious and can't
eat. and my back Is so lame can t
work. why III the world don't Won
take kidney-Werts that's what | lake
when I'm out of sorts, and it ALWAYS
keeps me in perfect tuue. Nv doctor
recommends it for all such troubles. !,
kidney-WOrt IS the sure cure for bill
iousness and consumption. Don't tail
T. try it.-Loas ByameA Ncvs.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08
UoLoRED b EpuCATiUNAL DiRECrORY y
COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES.

COtfE6ES and u UNIVERSITIES.
nUsT NORMAL INSTITUTE, Huntsville,
u Ala Tuition Free. Opens Sept
ember 9Th. Preparatory, Normal
Music and Business courses
Miss O. L. SMITH, Principal.
HAMPTON Normal and Agricultural
Institute, Hampton, Va.
III TUITION FREE. Term
begins Oct. l. Board $40 per month
one-half payable in labor. Opportunity
for limited number to EARN the whole.
S. d. ARMSTR NC,
Pril,. pal.
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE, for ladies and
81 gentlemen. Opens Sept. 9TH. Tu
IN tion, boarding, bed, fuel, light a nd
books, cost only $50a year. For par
ticulars and catalogue send your name
and catalogue send your name and
poSt-office TO
J. s. MCCULLoCH, Pres,
Knoxville, Tenn.
NASHVILLE NORMAL AND THEOLoGI-
~ CAL INSTITUTE, Nashville, Tenn ;
III A Baptist School Of high grade.
Expenses, SO to 50 per month. Session
opens Sept. Z. For catalogues or in
formation, wJite to
PROF. LYMAN B. TG +.
Howard UNIVERSITY, Washi ton,
II d. e.. Fall Term opens Sep her
III l4th, 1881. TUITION FREE in nal
Preparatory, Collegiate and Taeo zeal
Departments, and in medicine Il Jaw
-, f,a
ulars address
Secretary, Howard University,
Washington, ID. c..
FIsK UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
p Rev. E. Nj. CRAvATrE, NJ. A., Presi-
1 dent. Seventeenth year begins Sep
tember 9TH 1881. Full and Complete
Courses Of Study. Terms very low
For Catalogues and full information
address E. p. GILBERT. Treasurer
TALLADEGA COLLEGE, E-TALLADEGA. ALA. !,
is the best equipped School in the
State. Location the most heal,hful.
Term begins October Is. Early appli
cation will be necessary to make sure of
il room. Information cheerfully given.
Address, mentioning this paper,
GEO. n. ELLIS, Secretary,
Talladega, Alabama.
nEREA COLLEGE, Berea. KY. For
M Ladies and Gentlemen both white
ID and colored. All Departments from
Primary to College, Scientific and Clas-
steal Board, tuition, room and fuel
$72, per year. $24, to be paid at begin
ming of each term. Opens Sept, %.
For catalogue or information address
2. d. DODGE, Treasurer,
Berea, KY.
FJLLOTSON NORMAL AND coll
LEGIATE INSTITUTE, Austin, Texas.
Fall term begins October ), 1881.
Full and complete courses of study; al
sol an opportunity afforded limited
number OF worthy and needy students,
to meet a part or all Of their expenses.
Terms very low. For catalogues and
further information, Address, men
tioning this paper,
REV. w. f. BROOKS,
President
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

RUop1 Island sends Hon. Nelson
w. Aldrish to the United States SEN
ate 70 GIL the vacancy caused BY the
death Of Cen. Burnside. This in.
ersssss The list Of new Senators to
eight.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08
Do you want . Sewing Machine

A genuine Singer New Family
Dsor Leaf, sold by agents for $50
net. and : Light Running New Home
Sewing Machine. No 4, with full set
q attachments, manufacturers price
e55. for sale 1t this Office, At great
bayYrins. Call in person for terms,
or address. GAZETTE CoAPANY,
~ Huntsville Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08


SooxsR or lstsr the people Of Ala
baAs will learn that their rights and
privileges are in danger when intrust
u into the keeping Of any single par
u which i allowed to entrench itself
= strongly 10 power as to defy public
sentiment or to become callous of the
vishas of the masses. The Democrat
y PARTY IT this state exhibits strong
stmpssass in this direction BY its refus-
4 to repeal shs present obnoxious
slsssiss lav and by the deaf ear which
II tnras to the plsadings Of the poor
people for bsttss school facilities.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

THE Chattanoohs Times has in
creased its tslegrsphic news and from
Monday viii publiah IN edition every
day ef the week.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

"LAHDowxEa's" second letter on
"LAndlords and tenants" appears this
week. It sill repay careful reading
end study. He presents the fg ures
to sustain his petition. If he has fall
~ into error and his doctrines are un-
tsnable W. throw open our columns
for Stsir reiutation. It is . matter OF
vital importancs and deserves the 50
risus attention Of every citizen inter
ssted in the prosperity OF the South.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

TIVE Extraordinary SESSION of the
Senate which convenes in Washington
Monday will elect Vice President
and probably have . row Cabinet to
eonfirm.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

Tn Atlanta Btode would like to
zee President Arthur give Ex-senator
Bruce place In the Cabinet.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

SreRAY times are predicted in th'
called session Of the Senate.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

IT u high time that Guitsau should
b engaged In prayer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-28
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ON Il iGSl3H: 1RS' SALE t!F VALuA,
g. g. ptE i:IILD4&GS LOTS IN t:'a town O
Fsit5 thuTcr, Eei.:Gz cEurtg, Ei:ri.i..
-, " !litus md IL CT: i,iHn Of . cec;ca Of IL
SlFcnf =, urt fIr tbs county Of ia;rt-2. Slste o.
Virginia r@T diret = h ia . t+rm 1880. th,re
CT II thH eH;t G! C'cv'f's a.'j = Gl"re'. hera
nc u2,G;;i.i g w,.!.,:, a crn1'rt.t i:
sLiI Gee vii ,tIr .-,. 80 U.9DAi
Inc &c B o. ipril : y, Isl 'tMELVg
nClLOl:'G LOT; il l. :u...,! Z / : Church
Fairfax coaniJ, Fi!EilI1 Tsrsicg il szl from
orc and one.f-urlh acres :, I've a.ro,. al
eilgloiy situated II the ceElro CT tho loga. c1n.
VeniGnt to t'o;e;, churches aat scho@'s lui tul
one-'hlrd OF nile from East Falls Church
oIston on tic Washington and OHIO Rsi:rosd
snordIng doub!a daily r&il cGmaiuA!;n ion With
Washington snd Alexandra.
Inc locality IS remarkably hastily lbs sSc;e.
~ Intelligent, and porsocs do:irIn; 81 obtain =
homo in the country will ind here hci!i:ies sur.
passed by no other locality within easy reach OF
The capital.
Tho Commissioners ara su.lc7:a a 10 zgl ANY
OF ssio lGts OF prlveto sale. Pat: tho proper
ty may DO seen at the eli q CT tho hysninc Star,
Alexandria Gazette, and At the PcstcGi:o Fails
Church.
Terms: Ten per cent cssh, balance It s..
twelve ard eighteen months from data, With in.
tcrest secured by noias CT purchaser ard rnr.
sonsl security, and retention Of title until Gnsl
Payment, or aIl cash 81 option Of purchaser.
Al! sales fuaJtct to the Confirmation CT TIE
;eid Court Conveyanc;nS a. purchaser. cot
property subjec. TO b. rc9o!d e. ri:l; snd cost of
deaulirg purchaser. Salo 10 commences &,
lU:30 8. Ii.
HENRY W, THOMAS,)
5: 5: S5FS SAAfH5SS co"ns:.
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GALE OF FISa.

Tho f;h question 80 fir as this sssaon il con.
cerned. having bean finally settled by Council
at It's adjourned meeting on Friday nigh: last, !
deem 1t highly proper that should conslrue
me law regulating the retail eff n in oIdcr that
stl parties may be informed 50 TO tho bearing OF
our CITY ordinsnces on the subject.
On February s. l sent message to Council
recommending thst the lew regulating tho re-.
IS follows: @"''
=! would also recommend 10 your honorable
bodies such chsrge in tho law regulating the
part OF our city by retail, and thus enable our
poorer class CT people TO exc out 2 subsistence
during The summer months"
, Ibis part Of my message Was referred to the
commissioners OF the Sinking Fund, whoso sole
d gut and province in the maitor IVES to rent the
hsh benches SIS directed by law.
Council having fsi!o1 TO 6m9nd the law it is
my duty TO construe the existing ordinance.
r, The retail maj ket for Gh is in The Market
Square and no fish except ihcso caught by psr-
ties themselves will be allowed &c be sold Outside
OF The Market Square
CUUBTLAND 4. SMITH,
hn@o-l" Msyor.
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\ DISAPPOINTED CRoWD.-Tha monb,:s
{: the Free Methods. congregation in this civ
sr. rc.I2loDis.s OF tbs "5.laitest sec.." laev
O.. !32sc from the Methodist Eo;s,op5l church
'5H y5sr5 ago because things were no. carried
81 to suit them, and sc. Vi for themselves,
-a53 VI hicl timo they havs created cousidars-
t.0s.tr b7 the aggressive spirit thoy have maci
Used, EIsi came Mr. Dolan, Who psradsd
~ ard d27u the Streets, like Jonah Of clI, d.
caring that unless The p,opl, rapontod thoy
UJul DC cast iato hell. Then foil wed a saIies
%. meetings held % Tie street coyn:rs sn3 il
i!a1t q churches. d: which The ministers of the
ely Nnd all who used tob2olo CT adorned their
Tofso7s Eito :Rc.r? and "iac feathers" we're
Hl-G!,l n 10 g92ita manner. A0cu.a year
a:o Rev. NJ. NJ cistl, w0o Vas czpci!d fton
. Methods. i J!sconal Co2i2relo, ia Na7 Jar-
So, t2T his iana!cl32, vas sC0t here Ia t4ko
charge ct tbs little church." lie. 10 addition
= i!l other rtcG!ar v;cws REGARDED it is bis
-ac!sd Guy 70 ac' 1 l.0a:'y tto5o h9ld il bo1d-
&c ~ III; various scare; n3ci4ji ?. s. he I'M.
'n2j!-tc'y c)Dma oc2A {. gssriJ.o nc.in;. F1oa
2.2s0ayg, y ID F.I!ows&i2, &C FJr u.
"2!2 he c)0i;1cd Lia!sg.i 10 BIZ ciiI:c1 tujii d,
&, u. ia'Ilrg 10 nltT2c those lie desired t.
sch, &c rc:oT;Cd TO street crGcr d.sc1ssi3ns.
A. RS las! nloci@g Ec gave ro:ic, that he
"c"!l, g: lis o:E: II aiiG., expose tho secrets
Il kfaGmatoniy. Ini3 no,!ce had Tho desired
eff c.. i large trtwd ct n a cnt boys ass n
bed al ;he cTdar # hi5g AID F.i!fsx Tcais
Ycs,crd3Y ct:cr1oon, 'Eaac,iug to have ihe;r
curiosity era.id:d There never was e oTo
iis2pN01t'i c'owi Fha preacher, Instead
q ppOl,!2 CG-!c.I,E% tia !!.:yd G&Gr5o in Ma.
>11tg, % i; VI IS h,ii-v4i b. wJula d., delivered
hGg, d.y sps.cs, or;ai5.i Z The ina!i;u;on So
tAr,s Ics5 0nC-1H tr!-c ina: 60. oal7 OK.
#atci ChEl:t ftom is c:4oj, but rcqaired lis
.. 1r1:j 20 violate th@ig cgus:ianaas hy suG-
-.r5i2s + Ji!sDhomors oa,as; ca:hs thot 10
m41 cuAh. 10 keep, aud oa:hs ,hst 90 man
40 keep AMI oo q Christian. Il: the corcu
10 O! his remarks no Gn7ourc.d TINT ct his
~ fu.ciiHg 10 y u.I give the origin OF Fec.
...,olys also !h.t no ao1li be gsld 10 furnish
"H:2cy EZp- SD Or the IN Il sum Of IS
"..s. i;i3 l2:ttr a)1oltlcc:acn:, which w.s
r.a'a o'H i:t2 in!, q he g,2t,v,s q the m ~,
SIS T-c-:v.4 9Th :cila!g3 ch5cIs. Tha crew !,
VI u s.2rdjag 1t cn> i9GT 10 the caj 90 the
b.42 .r5U5G c%p.o 10: every G.llu.o to hGGr
rrNe|;.d III revolution, disroTscd, much dis.
gc.s.I with tbs naancr in which they had
a2e9 a:aiaIed ia:C iiHtenicg, ia the open air, TO
.a.r j:f prtflie;s &i-aolrta o1 .a;7, blUs.cry
Men ta5.
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VIRGINIA MARBLE COMPANY Tho annual
nee l"g Ct tic Directors of the Virginia Mar.
ole Ccnnany, wsa held ct tho Mansoo House,
q: 10 o'c!!ck It's nor0irr. Present. j. w.
Argus. !. j. llaa'er, John y. Dofrcs, Chas 2.
J!lr"Y: phl!. Z, Wright, John W. Green and
J2&n u. Wright.
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FINED FOR CARRYING a RAZOR. -Msyor
Smith had bctoro rim this morning colored
man namcd Frank Johnson, arrested for being
dru4k AID disordetly en- the streets. 1t bcoc
proved that Johnston. when arrested, vas not
Only drunk, but had 90 his person that fsvorite
!7esron OF The cnlo,td raco-a raz>r-a foe of
50 Tor tho first c!farca. Drunkenness. and $25
igT The s9c0ed-ol:rGia.: c}ro,sci Weapon-
"23 Imposed apoo him. Jhc prisoner having
10 money witt which 10 ply his foe of $50
WAS sen: 10 The chain gavg fer ninety da7s.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of tho
v Corporation Court of tho city Of Alexar.
drls, on the &c. day of March, 1881,
Il. :. Lead bsator. +. Whealley and such other
creditors as -nsy como in and contribute to the
coat OF this suit, compls iiauts, against Will
liam b. Marbury, executor Of Matilda Fiotch-
or, deceased. kose Marshall Fletcher Herbert
Fletcher, Charles Fletcher, Sinclair Fletcher,
n montgomery Fletcher, George L. Eussel! and
- Russell, his wife. j. 3 BtoYsr and Viz
ginla Brewer, his wife, y lillian =. Bradley
and Mary b. Bradley. his wfo William
Brewer and Matilda z. Brewer, his wife, VIVA,
w. Russell and Lucy B. Russell, hi, wife, de.
Pendants, In chsncory.
Meme. Tho object Of this suit Is to oblain q
decree for the sale ct the real ca.a!e of which
Matilda Fletcher, diei, seizod and possessed to
ray the debts due and owing Dy said dec2dent.
The defendants, Herbert Fletcher, Charles
FLETCHER, SINCLAIR Flo!chcr, Montgomery fetch
er., George f. Russell and = Russell. his
vito, William p. Bradley and Mary II. Brad
ley, j. 3; Brewer, Virginia Brower. William
Brewer, Matilda Z. Brewer, William W.
Russell and Lucy b. Russell, not having
entered their appearance and given security &c.
cording to the net OF Assembly, and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
they arc not residents OF this S!sle, il il Or.
dered that the said defendants appear here with.
IN ono month aftor duo publication of this
order and do what is necessary TO protect their
Interests in this suit; and that copy of this Or
dor be forthwith inserted in the Afexandris Ga-
zette, newspaper publish cd in the city Of Al
exandrla, once week for four successive woeks,
and posted at tho front door Of tho Court House
OF this city. A ccpy-test:
MORToN NARyE, Clerk.
i. kenper and
Loonard Marbury F'f' Hh"c-WiW
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VlkGlNIA to wit: In the Clerks Oliae Of
v Falts! Circuit Court March ., 1881.
jennie Wstkins, By her next friend, MARY e.
mcfarland, complainant, vs.. Augustus Wst.
kins, defendant. Cha1cery.
;. Memo. The object of Of this sui! il 10 obtain
divorce virculo mat.imoa;o OF Jonnio Wa.
kine, from the defendant sugu;!u7 Watkins.
1t appearing by sflliaVit fled that she shove
named detend:n! Augustus Watkins, is q non
resident of the State of Virginia: it is ordered,
that the said defendant, Augustus Watkins MT
pesr within one month after duo publication
hereof and do what is necessary to pIc.ec. his
interest in this suit. a copy-:ess:
+. W, RiUHAEUSON, Cictk.
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COUNTY CoURT. -JuIge JcunaS ,Sangstcr
.ys3Ng. Margaret a, Fsbroy vas appolatct
ADMINISTRATIVE # Hspf7 W, Feb,oy, deceased,
q12;G.i wih J1ha j jeffrey and Wa r
iGk?r IS saYe:iea.
y, tao r5q1,s' OF Naii3 T., Amos F., Harry
G. AID Hattie Lee F.b:oy, uiDor chi!drcr,
..r>y !! gears. J OF Henry ". F:5rty, dsc,ssed,
I,T. arc. \, FebTey vas app1ioica thojr su:r~
a.2.. I'D GlaiiG9l viii Wliii3m n. Fe!:rsy IS
,4C,i.
iha curt a0Ulig!oa Margaret a. +, hey IS
sua'.la OF Esrnest Js,kson and E!:io f..
t.t'.y uiaor chl3Gop, (uCder II yaara,} of
ii,Ir9 W. Febrcy. deceased, AID ql:lti?Id with
william \. E-bcty Is suT2iy.
jlau f. FooIry was appointed administrator
q : c5oi13 Fajrey, deceased. in plso, OF IL.
y. Ft5:c7. dcc,aScd and qualified with Joseph
+. Brgh ard is.:c Cr0ssmsa es sur3t!es
Can. rs. Flz,5eth Kabbs; iLd.ctm- mt for
S1.a".Ui sale Ct Intoxicating drink in o bar
;''m between II O'clock on Saturday night and
.&-iis9 OF The succeeding Monday also an in
-'-.~"H; fer unlawful sale OF wine, whakey and
.a2e1 teer by retail and not TO BE- drunk q. the
&c wAl:e sold without lie snsa. Owing to the
:!csHrs5 Of counsel for the defendant, those
Gsus's ware continued.
lazy L, GeIger. keeper, Of the restaurant
la, he Long bridge who has been coz iined iD
III. IL: the pSst Eve Weaks for the non.payment
'"H house, wss this dsy cloased from jail upon
Mo4Ja C Charles y. Stuart, esq, her attorney,
NLch molten Tas resisted by Edmund Burke,
80 , sttorr"y for the Commonwealth.
toG:: sCilurns1 till len o'clock Tomorrow
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LOCAL. BREEIG{E.S

THO ha:k Mo!cnd s,;l. .fcE Qu3e1strwa to
dag. there to GTai: orders.
But few fish arrived st. Fi.hlo1n to-day.
Piia:s c)nsiauc high.
a large number Of eiiIcrs Left here for the
love! Potomac fishery this morning.
Tho Contract for repairing tho boiler G: the
steamer Mystic, has b,tn awarded to Pitt s
Digs of Washington.
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FoRErAUGus CIRCUs.-As will bo seen By
60 advcrtlssm:n. 10 another c.unn. Foro.
rauah 's Famous S;J>w IL 10 be in Washington,
Monday md Tuesday next, The managers Of
tnis shog cl,!m 10 exhibit ell they advertise,
and present saniiug off.r of five thousand
toIiers 70 spy Individual mapaser who ean ex-
mblt show as extensive. varied and ucvoI, ss
the Great Forcpauah Combination,
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NOR SALE-An old established BREAD,
Il CAKE ard CANDY MANUFACTOKY
Any, one wishing 10 purchase will find this u
good opportunity, as cVerg Thing reededt 10 carry
on the business will be- sold with the msaulsc-
tory, including store fixtures. Fur:her inror.
ma!ion en- DO had by ca!iing at No. 3 nocth
Fslrfsx street. or by addressing +. 0. box EGO
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80, :! ',.S ~ yi'&"I' cH9r Eos'Eer
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-28
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia 4 Clvertise7,

r, DEATHS lEsrERDAr.-EiHara S;sbcr
i!ooGn:,, GEO : highly re pscted ciiiz u. died At
ms reslccrc; Oh South Washington yest, yes
ttoFuSy al:sIco9c, :tt.r aa lines of few weeks
uo hsa been 10 FILLING health for sone tine
past. Mr. Holah was born ia this city % the
: OF tc5rusry, 1873. AID was ems ql:nlty 10
mo 6S:h yesr Of his sgc. 3 fore the war be
was Prominent ly golGS merchant. Dur;rz
Gi5 Elo DC Tiled E2sry POSITIONS of pub!ic .,us!.
ne NAG sir7td as member OF the City Co1o-
Gil. AID vas st orc time Collector Of Custom al
this port. UO0n the orgaa;znion of thu Gill
z!nS National Bank ho was appoiated the dis
cc'uatiDg clerk CT tho Institution which position
nc filled wish etieicEoy up 10 the time CT bis
death. AT the f:e 10 1854, st the warehouse
"a Ual0a street, between King and PRICE,
then occupied By j. 7. b. Perry 4 Son.. ct
Which time ho Vas ao sc,i7c member of
the S.ar fite C0mplpy, he was badly 10
lured, Iron which ha ntvtr entirely recovered,
rhe deceased was Pos. Master of Alexandra.
Washington Lodge Of Masons. The fuceral
services tock place at hall pas! 6go o'eltct
this Afternoon a. his so residence. The re-
maine will DO TAKEN 10 Baltimore for iutermcnt.
Mr.. james Il. Plckia, whose illness has
been mentioned. died y.s.crihy morning OF his
lesicIc?, on kiog street. from complication
OF DISEASES. Mr.. Piciia WAS we'll known and
respected ct,z,2. Ho Was member of Wash.
I9at2r lodge Ct Mas,ns, Po!omi Lodge of Odd
'.i!oTs, s"d Marley E2caupmont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-28
DIED,

On Sunday afternoon, OF . 10 o'clock, ED,
WARD s. HOUGH, aged G3. IF Funeral
services a. hia late res:dsnce, on south Washing
ton street, this afternoon. at s. clock. Remains
10 be int:rred in bslt!more on Tuesday, ooh.
On the 9th instant, after lingering illness,
JANIS b. PICklN, in the t3d year of his
age ~ Funeral servic IS will take place at
bis late residence, 1877 King street. Tomorrow
(Tuesdsy) at o'clock p m. Friends snd &C.
quaintances are invited TO attond.