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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

The above named defendant will take bOtice that
the dispositions Of John X Gtaham, JT,. and airs.
Kate sCObey will b. taken at the OfRGo Of Caldwell d
Caldwell, Ia the odd FsllUwS' Hall Building, corner
Ing, West VlfgiDia, OH he lIih day VI August, A. D
1881, bSLWGtn The hOurs Of 0 O'Clock q III, and 9
e'cttE p. IN F., and that toe deposition Of J,ha r,
Graham, ST., Will be taken At the office Ot Bangs 4
York 10 tho stSte Of New York, on the 81 day Of
Angus, 4 d. 1881, between tiG hours VI 0 O'CLOCK
Q. NJ ind Q O'clock y IN that said GeptsItlUuS Of
John X. Graham, sr John Is. GTaham, Jf, AID drs.
Kate 'eUbey vii 10 iAktn 10 4 OrPSAid I be read IN
evidence In the above na'ned cause on behalf Of said
coulp'a nuli. And II, frOm any cauG0, the taking Of
said DIP HitlOns shall not bs o mnencBd, OF belrE
CONNIE Iei, shall not be coulplGt d on the dIy above
MOLINE tot The same 10 he latgn The taking thereof
viii 10 Hdj9u,u'd irom time to time until the sanO
shall Nv completed.
KATE SCOBEY,
!ySp ny Cad we'll 4 Caldwell, her AItOfbeyI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

1hIJbi ct Ol tho AbU y entitled suit 10 TO Cbtlin 4
dScIte Of divorce iIOm tbs tOnd u mAuimUny be-
that the said defendant hes WilfulIy abandoned aud
desUTttd tie plAlI TN for inale THAI hrIV yGarI be-
fore tbs commencement OF said suit, and hiss Gontin.
compencSmInt Of hi, Iii To %WiIniiiy pbHndon anS
desert her, Aud Il apps irin1 hon III affidavit fled
BY plhltitF in LAld tut that thu d, iJndIIt, GSOrEs
a, 81 hey, Ia not a resident Of thIS statO, aud on
resident defendant. George a kCvbOy, do APPEAR al
the EOIt rule day, on the lit ny Of August, 1881, OF
either q tho two following day., and do wat 10 nsc.
vsBaTy 10 protect his Interests IN this suit
In testimony vheIei | have hsTeuniO signed my
name 10 CLERK Of said curt, this 9Th day II July, A.
b., 1881, al July rules, 1881, 10 the clerks Nee Of
said tOurG, at Wheeling, WI eat Virginia.
TCliei hAAUEL h MC1OLLOOu,
Virginia,
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8.
TnE pAlLY INTELLLeEAOEE

VIII DO mailed 70 Any addpsna, postage prepaid, for
one day or any length Of tiuo desired, as follows
single copy, ave ceutSi Que WStE, atteen Osnli two
veeGs, thirty etuui one month, 'i1ty'aVs eenhi
tvo months, one dollar and thirty eenhi Tires
months, two dOllaFs payaNt IA GdEAstt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

The following table shows the gas made
during the second, third and fourth
quarters OF 1880 and during the first
quarter OF 1881. Also the gas consumed by
private consumers and by the city lamp',
public buildlngs, &c, Also the loss in
manufacture from leakage and condemns
ton;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

Our of the 2s7,72s immigrants who
lsuded at New YO,k, 4Ol gave their desti'
nation as West Virginia and 249 to Viz
pipis. Florida received the smallest
contingent Of any Southern State, Va A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

Total. ,..,.. ..... ...,... ....... .... ........ ...D..s lI7,6 V
All this money has come out Of the gas
consumers Of the city, not over one.third
OF the population.
In view Of the earning capacity Of the
works, and in view Of the immense tax
thus paid by the naum Of gas Tor
years past, we have urged that the price
should be reduced 10 a minimum amount
TO o point say that would net the city q
small sinking fund for repairs and extern.
slons.
We have asCertained at headquarters
that tho price Of one dollar per thousand
feet, less ten per cent Tor payment within
ten days. or In other words, ninety cents
net, will furnish the city the neediul per
cent Of clear profit Tor an abundant sinking
fund. Even alter turniShinRthe city with
gas.
This amount thereiore-W Cents-is
the full amount that the city should think
Of collecting from the consumers Of gas.
Otherwise they are made 10 bear en- un.
equal proportion Of city tax. AS the case
stands today, the consumers Of gas pay
oneseventh Of their money for the supply
Of free gas 10 the public. The Mcclure
House, for instance, pays, about $3.50 per
year for the supply Of the streets, market
houSe and public buildings with gas. The
factories and all consumers pay Ia greater
or smaller proportion.
There is no justice in thus levying an
immense and unequal tax on one part Of
the population for the common benefit,
And yet there are those In Our midst who
would not only continue the present price,
but really increase II, In order 10 pour In
an immense fund into the general treasury
for disbursement In all the wasletul ways
that have characterized the past manage.
ment Of the oity's finances. The Consump
tion Of gasi Ia on the increase. The way to
put gas into every house, and thus de.
crease the dangers Of FIRE, Ia to reduce the
price to a minimum. In this way we shall
soon have every house in the city illumi.
mated with gas, and We shAll hear no more
Of lamp explosions or Of fte and accidents
from The use oil oil, This lie a most i'm.
poftAut consideration. -..
It was the excuse Of the old gas company
that they nust charge a big price for Vas
because Of the limited amount consumed.
They did all In their power TO defeat a
large consumption. They taxed Consum.
etS most inotdlnAtely for the gas Unfinished
them, as the following table Of prices will
show:
Price under the old company ,..... .. "a 40
Fist ttduetlOu By the olty, .,,,.....,......w IA
Second deduction by the city ,..,,....,"... "a
Third reduction BY The city ,...n...."m,"" '" "A
Fourth reduction By the city. "".....".".,.,,,,a" "a
All these prices we're subject 10 ten per
cent discount for prompt payment.
And yet despite all these reductions the
city, a. we have seen, has made an i'm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08
H. A McCABs & Co., PrOprletOrs,
Tvs WHEslJEg, ", va,

The State u WsGt Virginia, to the Shelf Of Ohio
COulIy, GrSoting;
NGtOmmAnd you that you Su mon Gosrke A.
scobOy, II he be found In your bAii Elet, TO appear at
toe ltrG'A ufiOs Of tnV SirCutt Court OIL Uhlo county,
Monday 10 jail, 1881, to NJ sTeT u bill IN ,%hlncpry,
eIblol,ei t.r divorce, against him In the said court
by Kate stoDCy, q q have thea u ere this rit
court, NJ TIN Cuuh IlJuSi Oi sad county, IN ITO city
Of ThvChIg Y. the 2 dSy Of July, 1881, aud la the
ninGIeVnth year Of The SIatu Of West VI q. Ia
SAMUEL q, Nc IOLLOCH, Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE or rRAlNs-wnRELISa TIME.


tDnily except sunday-Eewafk Accommodation,
tsteubenVIile Accommodation. This train duElng
the day pAlSps back ward and forward between MIR.
tina Ferry ard RellAiTs; stopping WHEN required al
sherman House, KtnlvillC, West wheeling and
Gravel Hill.
1UfichSvllIa Accommodation.
TCahal DhVer Accommodation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

All these prices were subject TO ten per
cent discount for prompt payment.
And yet despite oil these reductions the
city, AZ we have seen, has made an i'm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

Whole Tickets, " HAlfTichetS., 81.
tILlcheta, 800, % Tickets, 800,
Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LEI.
TER OR POsTOFFlCE ORDER. Orders OF IS and
upward, By Express, can be Aont al our expenSe,
Address all grleIS 10 Il. N. BOArdnIAn, Courier.
Journal Building, Louisville, Ky, or Z. j,
C1ntnieIiord, 500 Broadway, New York.
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OUR GAs wORKs.


why the Price OF Gas should be ReSueed
TO one Dollar, Less the Usual Dis.
count.
The question now arises, and will prob
ably be disposed Of at an early day by
Council, as to the disposition Of the rev.
enues arising from the manufacture and
sale oil gas by the city, The works have
earned a great deal of money since their
purchase by the city in 1871. First they
have paid oil the S76,6OO purchase money.
Next they have paid of $4,000 used for
extension and repairs. Then they have
furnished the city $4,000 worth OF free
gas-that is, gas for the streets, market
house and public building. The amount
In tabular form stands thus:
Purchase price Of Gas wOrks,....."....m.... $4,000
Amounts paid for extension and Tepairs..."" 10000
uupGid gas for the Clty'S se.""""........,,...' Sl,OOO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08

why the Price OF Gas should be Resueed
10 one Dollar, Less the Usual Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19
FOR SAIE-HOTSES

IsOR sALE-A HOUSE IN THE NoRTHwESTERN
secGon 81 the city; rooms and hall ot terms
Sl .. cash ana Ialance IN easy payments. c. u.
swell heal Estate Agent 500 street north vest 1851
tfoR SALE-CHEAP-A GOOD FoUR-ROOM
frame House northwest in perfect order small cash
payment: balance sl2 SO month; six PER cent. w.
west. sIT-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19
The President To-Day.

By another Of the series of fluctuations that
have marked the Presidents case he is to-day
showing rally from the retrograde movement
OF yesterday While the improvement, or at
least the halt in the deteriorating process,
noted, may not afford ground for san gune hope
of his recovery, it at least gives evidence that
he has considerable vitality left, after all the
enormous drain upon it, and he therefore has
still the one chance out Of hundred for life
that he courageously planted himself upon
when he was first shot. The people will look
forward with apprehension, however, to the
Presidents coming Black Sunday, that, judging
by the past will bring a turn for the worse.
Should he get through tomorrow without loss
OF strength hope will revive again.
p. S.-Later dispatches report the President
as having suffered from rigor, or chill, and
vomiting to-day and that his pulse rose to 1877.
1t is evident that his situation is aiarmingly
critical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19

The Blair letters, as they are now called, prom
Use to remain prominent issue of the political
canvass in Virginia. unless the alleged author
adopts more vigorous measures than he has SO
far to prove them forgeries. 'rhe testimony of a
few partisans, one way or the other, carries no
conviction to the mind of the unpreudiced per-
son. For every readiuster who will swear that
the letters are forged no doubt democrat can
be found TO Offset that oath with another that
they are genuine, and probably the atlantis on
both sides would honestly believe that they
were telling the truth. Such testimony Is
Ness. If the letters are rorgeries they were
conceived and executed with the purpose of
doing Blair great injury, and certainly the law
can reach the parties guilty of the forgery. 1t
Clearly seems to be the duty of Capt Blair to
put the machinery of the law in motion. If he
does not nobody will. Wilson. having produced
tine letters and having declared that he received
them In due course of mail, is the person against
whom the suit should be directed The result
OF the case would necessarily turn upon the
genuineness or falsity of the letters, and there
fore all the testimony of every character having
any bearing upon this question would be pro-
duced- As the matter now stands every man
is free tc decide for himself whether or not the
letters are genuine. He can elect to believe
either Blair or Wilson, just as his feelings may
prompt. for as the case rests it is simply ques-
ton OF yeraeity between these two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19

Baltimore had spent on the list of Janu airy,
1881. ten million dollars on water works. The
new GunpOwder supply was not completed.
The supply in 1880 reached % million gallons a
DAY. The water revenue was $3.50, 600. POpula-
lion 80, 600. Supply 751S gallons per head per
day, for which they paid per annum S15651a
each.
Washington with 900 population used 261z
million gallons daily, or Ito gallons per head,
and paid for that supply. $40, 900, or 931s cents
per head per annnm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19

EALL HATS.
FALL STYLE. DRESS HATS. NOW READY.
NEW DESIGNS IN DERBY AND FELT HATS.
TRAVELLING HATS AND CAPS.
BOYS AND cHILpREN's HATS In NEW ooLoRs
SILK. 0UANACO and BINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
6TfNEMETz HArrKR, -tseF
kI3 1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19

Paris manager advertises for the coming
amusement season new Operetta based upon a
well-knoWn American legend, rip Van Cuc,
already published in the form of novel by the
celebrated English actor, Irving" If Rip Van
Wrinkle should awaken in Paris he would not
know his own name or paternity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19

DOR RENT-FLATS IN 1.-THE PORTLAND" AT
the intersection of Vermont avenue 14th street and
is mas Circle the finest and most eomlete house of
attached EXPERIENCED caterer and moderate CHARGES
Apply to THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., 1924 + street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19

The robbed and challenged Mr.. Chrstiancy
enjoys the rather unenViabe distinction of being
called out and cleaned out the same day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19
FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-AN UPRIGHT PARLOR CABINET
Risno used only six months. will be rented TO re
Sponslbe parties for not less than six months per
month IN advance: original price $780, 921 street
northwest s17-7ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

@. Stephen ESQ.,. Of Bladensburg, with ten acres of
and Also three Houses and Lots and Farm of 4o41a
cres three miles from the above For terms apply ito
dADAME JULES -DIEUDONNE, at her fathers resi- IL
Fence in Bsdensburg. For particulars apply at The
ltar office sls-ta6s, am
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19
LOCAL BREVI7IES.

! The ge1!le showers O.; the past two days have
| &isdGencd The hearts Of The farnera.
Two COVE and 3 calf fell o7trbosvd from oIe
1.-The Potomac !er'y steamers this morning.
"A. w. Esrrs. colored, formerly Of this city,
haa betn sdnitttC 10 pisc.:ca lsw il the Nin'
Wldtlo County Court
LeWlasVl!le, F.i.fax uaty,sad tic susruutd
leg ejunp?, has heen v;,i e! - severe hail
s,t!N.
Ed: !des, committed 20 jail o sL,r. tine
sgo Tor di;Olctrjy c}ndEc. Oh the ttroi;s, wss
released t,-day by orier cf the Mayer
There have been unususliy high ties during
Inc p:st two days. MaGy OF tho old Tta'ves
a.oDg the river fron. havo been covered Nth
water.
Two huItrel cJl5rol pccDie--moa, women
sid children-!tf. here last ris ht On tbs steamer
Lady OF tho Lake tor Norfolk 20 work on the
truck farms in the nei2 h6o!hooi OF tha! city.
Letler5 addressed to Daniel Miller Co. and
Wiilam Ro5y, Baltimore, Nd, s2d George
Stewart, no p@stott 20 direction. sro de.siGet IN
the postotice here fer want Of postsgo and better
direetoEs.
Oliver Hamilton the thr;n card mo1.o MAX
hsd all examinstlon At the jill yesterday even.
ing before Jus!ica Mile, aad was further com.
mlIttd III! Moldsy next. whom, il is expected,
John Eouston, the man alleged to havo been
aTindlet. will pu. in III appearance.
Marriage !ic'oses have been issu:d 10 Wash
iostoa to Paul Sti;h aud ID. Farmer, both Ct
this city; James =. MaGlicsl5, of A!cxaod,ii
county, Va, end Cara 4. Codiich, of Wash
lnstor; Pellr liam and Barto Gaodaio, 0i
Prlncc William county, vs..
Out OF total voting population OF sbou. 600
there sra only G5r persons. white and colored,
WEo have psid their capitation tax for 1889.
Only hbou: 1.-Two hundred of !ho:e who voted 81
The phi naiy electlon Tuesday last are qualified.
by reason of the payment OF the tax for 1880, 10
vote E. the general election next Thursday. II
IL Important, at .bis time ihs. all should uUaifs,
ny ths paymen: Of Tie tax fer 1897. and vote
Thursday next.
Mao host OF The GoEcortia, Mr. Jacob Bon.
rsu', sent us today specimen of the deficiencies
CT tho session. tha. DO Is new serving up 10 bis
patrons, IN ihs shape Of soft cabs, nlorse!s, fiji
Tor tho gods. III. 3. tGs Gresdy mado most
envisoie reputation for tho ConcoIdin.
Tho stock of dress g,odj.rcooltly received
by MIR. j. f Tsckstt is opo Of the hauI:omest
ever Of. rid ia this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19

CHILDREHs CLOTHING!
CHILDREH'S CLOTHING |
Inc ersaCc:t display ever witnessed in Alex
andrlo. Suits to fl; children from two years,
~. Bring The little ones and fit them. The
only BOYS CLOTHING HOUSEin .he city. Don't
TAI! to call and $50 the SUITS for Sill.
N. j. WATERMAN,
Ole PHO Clsthlcr,
a227 Corner Kitg and Fairfax stceCts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19

MCbUREgY & Son have just recsived from
tho MILL PARK VINEYARDS twenty FIVE cases
OF ROSE OF VIRGINIA sud NoEToN's SEEDING
CLARET WINES These vines gro 80 oeIeorst.
cd for their fine Jlnror and purity th1t c.mucut
Is unnecessary. Quart anc pm. bottles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19
ToLlcE lrENIS.-Ma5or Smith presided at
)Gl o. fCsCnuartar. bis ~, ,r-;-u

FoLlcE ITEMS. Mayor Smith p.esid,; a,
p0!,o' lcscqua1tor5 this III 1rJigc.
lac CASE Of John Cook, c,,ch diver,
eaa'G9i Titb violating the p 30 re- Nations at
'no ". u y. t. Il. depot, was disa!ssa,..
oaraa PLilirs. cylored. arrested FIR els ri r
- cjnduct, was discharged fJr wsot ri tr;de,c!
Inc case OF small boy nam d NJ H., charged
HI!l throwing s5oue5 g. sonc ooored laborsrs
% "a the wharf, was postponed uoIi by named
Mart Ter the s'mo cf!uca. Gull be arrested.
tranE jones, co!ored, for selIicg some anti.
cl OF iuEbl,u:a beo02la- to Ffauoas Helms,
DIS sweetheart, was required By Justice Ttomr-
$50 TO pay the cost OF the said articles. This
Jones WAS ucab!o to d., and be wss locked up.
WANTED TO GET AHEAD CT ANOTHER Eel
Iowa gentleman tton FsiltsX cluoty weot
1910 Pm otograDh lIlery of this city On S,!ur-
cay nigh. last about o'clock, and c,.d for
nan otz'n pic u'cs of himself" He wanted
the &c urts immediately ss he IVES com
ie!ed TO leave Ter homo that night. His
OH c: vas 70 distribute them at church the
next notnnG ID Oidar 10 get ahead Of another
iaHj"; Wto had criGred s3me photographs
lroEl Nfanlog!oa. Whoa iafJrmed by the
artist inHt The stock ct ready mado pictures"
had jas. ru1 ou:, be replied tartly that no
GU" ',Si" Ht7 % sucn tGlDG a9 rcAGY m3fo
pictures. but he had timo to wait unti s,me
ReEo made. Ha ddn't get bis pictures.
DRAWING TO A CLosE.-The fish season of
1851 is ta3t drawing to c'ose. Oaly 10000 her
flag aac abou. 800 shad arrived ct Elsh.ogn
to dag. WniI tho c!oso of tho seasao the prices
arc advancing, Herring o&ld ct from ST. 50 to
- per tnons.aG; o3o small 10. Of 200 sold at
$50 Shad Soli ut IS TO 81 per hundred.
al a2T;o lha' tnif baJ b3tn Gao Of the most
suclls.!:! scasOoa kcoHn tor pnars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19
By j., II Trcss AunIinnnar

GALE OF PRIVATE LIBRARY, CROCK
~ EKf, &c, On SATUEDAY-Will be
sold ct No. - Il. Eoysl street on SATURDAY
Missy 2l3i 1T III oclCck, Library OF standard
miscellaneous snG school books, also CrockerY,
FG1nsols Notions. &c. s;sfa positive AMI With {.
cut reserve. [27 rny19
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19

SUIT FOR DAMAGES. Mr.. Frederick r.
Wodsor bss brought suit, in Westminster.
a:sicst VIM. /. JOhss5p, potaIy pubic, acd
3 5 Ha0d. W. II. Wright and O,is BigoioT.
aa'In;Dz 81 eco damages ih3 notary rifad
10 5 ia'-e setem:nt relating IN fs'sa, fo.;tl u
nd fArcid dced, by which Sir. Windsor los:
) $50 Gg large quantity OF trick. iaTDiShed
ANA Brooks. Tno u0iar5 pu5o is charged
sith falling 70 faithfully p:rIo'm tho Gu leg Of
his oiIian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19

IUEL WITH Cork BULLETS. --U3o cvcnitg
la: week Cu' c3mGlrlity Vas startled By the
iGic gtc3 !hat dlci lad boon fought within
the very limits Of the lowa. Uooa Inquiry it
wac a.c?T!siIed that Mohsrs Fowers and Ais
brooks had so:De Il srct ces Two friends learned
this. 400, d2tCrmialgg n bav3 sGma fla a. their
tErcDsa. pef:ue dcd The l.tter to send challenge
q h" O;hcr TOR martsl combat. The challenge
~Hs accepted. these two young gcn,!emnn nan.
sqi2g u lnsinTata themselves ia iho position of
t1ccLd9. 81! pra!im:nsries having been ST.
ranged, iho balls were extracted from come pis-
To- c~rt,idg"s and bisckanod cork substituted
with these the pistols were loaded. Tho appoint.
sd t.m9 brought al partias on the field Of cont
ta.. ct tho word frs one pistol went or
doing no damage, Of course Mr.. Flowers
snapped. After some consultation the seconds
decided that Mr. Z. thouid have second shot,
whcF,upon lie raised the pistol above hi. head,
With 'ha Inagnsnini.y Of u truly brsvo man, and
with tho words 'hers goes agsin snapped his
pistol Gho question WAS than nut to each {:
Arc ycu ssllsiiaj?' This having been on.
swtred IL tho Hili native ono OF tho seconds gave
Tho so;nawhat nIbi.rsrv order: Advance hklf
WAY and sh.kn hands" Entire obeiiaGce was
rendered. Clarendon s. c.. Enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19

flsE fEu!T Some If the finest snd most
delicious tropical fruit o7e: ssen in this city YES
,,ecelQsd ~ ;sir. NJ. Eoss.rt to-day. who got il
from Baltimore. where it has just been imported
,'0e Of = c hana1as measured II! inches. The
!fu,t IS fresh. n excellent condition snd perfect
in flavor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19
PROFEss1DEks. GAEDa.

A OARD-Is should be generally known ths.
n persons so unfortunate as to lose one or
more Of their teeth need no. wit we,ks and
months for artificial substitutoJ aad endure in
convenience, dissgreeRtls changes in vcica, IA
cial expression, &c. bu! may have artificial
teeth msde before aud inserted Immediately ~
ter extraction Of their natural taeth. By this
mode better adaptation, q mora plea'an. eY.
preston and nearer approach to wsc1 preserr-
ing the natural harmony OF tho feature, ere a.
cured, and very much of tho pain and diff Guilty
experienced in learning 10 use teeth are also
avoided. have Practical This m Cd quo ;osafullY
for seven years, AID having introduced it hnra
would be- glad to refer any oae Interested to D..
sients who know Oft from eype.iaGca In treating
the natural teeth my objsc. is to preserve every
one that TINA, patience md modern mo!hojs Of
treatment can save. The use of arsenic in Do.
stroyilg ex posed nerves ia condemned By TIN
more enlightened of the dental profession On
account os its turning teeth dark. Inducing ab
scess and finally the ioss Of the teeth. Ths nerve
pulp, which ia the source OF lilo to tia tocta,
should always bs treated, WHOM eIpo1oi, with
view to its restoration t. heslth l u,s no cheap
alloys for filing; my fees ere much less thsn are
usually chTged for the sam, class OF work.
Gold filing from l.50 up; othor work 8. pro.
portonAtsly low rates.
w. DONNALLY, D. u. g.,
Graduate Dental Depart, YaS
Univ. Of Michigan.
Office: 1921 + street. north west. Washington,
D. y. ap4.3m
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The rOndtr of the 10Th century
SHOULD US, i! for impure b!ood-S. S. S.
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Special announcement,

BREAKFAST Mess MACKEREL 10 5 ID. ling.
Beautiful and very fat at hlCBURNEYS,
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I &YON,8 GEEinE

Eja T 7 NtN = UFF lUE,
4gS Alexandra, Va, May 10, 1881.
q"ot0 bel3" hY sunday laws rs passed by
Council on Missy 10. 1881. The Laws will bo en-
forced 10 tho letter.
COURTLAND H. SMITH, Mayor.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

lle "sather Probabilities .Myl9 ISL
fof !"o Middle h.ate5 iisa! ,sio, followed bv
10y 2lcGdy s@1 eighty warmer wes,hsi,
'a7,A0.o "iHd'. shulGg &c southwest and north
~e- sAd stationary or slight rise il barometer.