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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30
TAX SALE.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
- TATE UF Wisconsin CoJsTy ~ DIUGLAs,-ss
- OFFiCE OF The COUNTY iRE,sUHER

superior, AlfII, ,, I5oI- ]
Notirs is hereby given that much OF each tract
parcel of IIgd .br town lot or Il situated ia the
or iperor hIch the entire Comfy ui
DuH s'as) aba described in the tJi.oNUg stnt. uruf
may be necessary Or that pnrpf Nill, the
third Tuesday H. May next. being the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAYA.D, 1881
commencing at ten u'cio X in the fore oril and III
mkt succvt dug days there trr. be sod Ly
public s.ctI.,n my ,'Bice ut tlic Court uuHs in
Snpe Tor tue of justice OF said County E.F the
IN con Tor The yetr 1880, tHtue,i hy The
Trrisu of the town IF Superior sand County VI
Douglas.
Gwen under my hand officially at the ofice of tn.
County Treasurer Dou las County st-teui iscJn
this ninth Gay of April n. d. 1851
TH0Hre N Richie
County Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Warned OF Assassination

LONDON, juno G-"Wsrhawk" (Mr.
Painci) Who bss bcon arrested at Constantine
pie ca suspicion CT being tho chief c0rspirat,r
in plot writes to IN, Timcq, stating that he
warced ,ho Giard Vzer 10 1865 that plot
existed 10 as;sssIato tho Sulta, and that some
persons rrlV2 to .ha pIo: arc now u1dcr arrest. 1"
WarhaSk was then requested for his OVID
safely to quiz Constauliuople, which he did,
but urGed 10 1877. Wsrhawk states that
his ctj:c: in writing to tho Times Is that for
s,me tsyj rast every sort of indGoement has
been offered aad threat made to procure his
sIlenco Cd the tfFair of 1868. There arc 10
Lo1don. be says, abundant papers which will
throw every light on tho su6ieof. WsrhsHk' 5
letter is dated Constaatnoplo May 81.
The Times correspond dent at Cors an,incple
s>ys enc Of Mr.. Palmer ress,rs for reluroiog
to Turkey vas to have III, affair of 1868 official
ly recXaniaed. a few hours sfier tho puolics,
lion OF letter written by Mr.. Palmer to o
LEGAL paper on tho day before bis arrest abioh
YES similar to the letter to tho Times, Mr..
Palmer was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
TIRGiNI3 NEWS

The motumcnt 10 tho AsIy biolhc,s wi.l b!
dcoiatt at Wiroh:s:tr 10 d>y.
A tolli, hail stora uasaet cyrr E4'c Of
Wight county Friday lI!cvnovr. Leicg nu,h
damage.
CO.. g. T.. LiGhtfoot commanGant CT osdais
at Bethel Ackdau y. Fsuqlier, is dsc.crcusIy
i'll.
Iho Vlrsilia Guards. q eol3Ici company, OF
Lytc1bu' &. have determined 10 attend ihc Gen
tcnna celebration OF Yolktcgu,
The decoration services to have been observed
at Warrenton Saturday last. owing TO Tho rain,
were postponed 10 eek; Sau,doy.
The Baptist Goteral Association Ct VirsiLi,.
wbicn has b@en 10 sesslon 10 RictmG5d during
inc past week. a'j:u:ncd G1a!iy Oh Saturday
hight.
IL. ii. Maury, agent. was tho purchaser CO
S1tur lay OF the 600 shares ct o9mnaG stock
helt by Norfolk in tbs Aslantc, Miss s.ippi ard
Ohio railroad at $2j per share.
Jufg, Jsmts Garland, sf Lyochturg, to dgy
cslebrared tho anniversary OF his 50 ii birthday.
Enc News OF that city ubli5hes az iaterc=tiug
akcIch o! bis life.
The Pennsylvania Steel Wclks havo en-.
pIeted the leasing OF souc OF tho best ore lands
10 tic State, Including tie celebrated "Srog
Creek orc lands in Fri.k kin county. Ttey
will proceed to work them withcu. d%lsy.
Friday riebts heavy hail storm passed over
Bethel. station Ga tbs txtcuiou Of the Vir-
giola Midland railway between Charlottesville
and Orange, doing considerable Gausg. 10 tic
growing crops and orchards.
Tho Shenandoah Valley railroad c.u13sDy
has luchssed from Jotu Trout 100 acres CT
lsua ct Big Lick, paying therefor $4,000, or
a: tic raio CT 5000 an acre. This land wa, not
assessed a! over $40 pr acre.
A mectios Of officers of The military co1l.
psnies Ct Alexandra. WaIrsn'na, Culpcper,
Charlottesville, LyDchLrrs aud d ,pvilla is to
take pIac, a. Charlottesville. next THURSDAY,
for the purpose Of forming o regiment 10 be
composed Of the ABOVE c)mpsuiaa. Tie neW
regiment vii! &c the Third Virginia, the RI H.
moad aod Underwater companns forming the
Eirs', ard tho VsIley companies the Second.
A racc:iu2 CT the sock holders Of tho Rich
mo1d end Allegheny railroad company is 10 be-
hcli 10 Rchmord, June % at which pro-
posed p!sa ct consolidating Of sad c.Cigaoy
with tho Atlantic and Northwestern railroad
company, corporation of tn, State OF Yves;
Virginia, AID tho Ohio Centrsl railroad c!nl
paoy, c1rrcta.ion OF tho State Ct G:.ir, vii
| ha subnIt!C1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

BACCHUS AND HYMEN.-Charlcs Miller
keeps balb,r shop in Patterson, n. j.. AID
some tim, ego WAS in the habit of goirg CT on
saroes. Ga TUESDAY c! LAST week no had been
of di2king for sumo tino eni returned to hs
shop 10 somewhat Intoxicated condition.
While he wss tbero ytuog girl, named Mary
j. Is Try, came into lis shop sndbesao TO TAX
to Miller. Fladiug her c2mpa5y agreeable
Miller accompanied her Cus on e. walk, bud.
after they had itGl!gcd 10 several more giascs
of beer, they coLc uded 10 get married. They
went to Jus ic, of tho Pttc, hvisoD, bu! Ii,
dcc'locd TO marry them ttc:usa he thought
they Wero too diuak to engage 10 SO serious
business. They thco wtot TO ju5!ic, OF the
Petcs Hudsoa. who .houebt they wore sober
enough to know ~hat they Tero do!ng. nnd sc.
c?rdnplS married ltcn. Miller soon sitter lrti
the Rirl ard went homs. Whcu &c awoko on
Wednesday morning he DID not remember ha
he had bccu m,rrsd the doy before uslll somc
Of bis lieads spoke to Kim eboet L. Inc n.sd
step lie had taken the Gay be:tre thea c3u.c 10
his memory. The frs! thioG lie d! vas TO g
to Justice AVlsoo aud sign the rIeGg, never 20
drink any mo7e Iiqucr. Makiog Inquiries clr-
cerniu2 his wife he itund sh, was c.rtnirly cot
the gill DO would have ohcsan f5r O bride had
he not been Intoxicated. No legal SEES t.
annual the marriage have as SET haen ;aksn.---
~ Y Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
NEWS or TIE ulI,

:. vua:t ln tic teGn;ety Il CG2i0>, o.. -;
otcn found sraken opea aud tie U,iies Il re
dead scattered around.
The Dsssoa Pro5uc, EScharg, hiss nss.cJl
resoIu:i1ss &c favcr ct toidiog 3 wJrld's f:ir 10
lhh! city 10 1855.
!hc te9; NJ # the New Te.lam.Ut !, ,;.-
roa3cee ty Rev. +. Dawn. T.lns.c a: . rla-
hl.'Ioa 0: Goa's Nerd.
Tho fc2otted msrri.pp OK Sarah Bs7cssrit
With Angelo Existed OILY in tho fertile ialayi-
oa!cu ct q French newspaper csrrcspanl;n,.
tie Critic newspaper ia WasLnsson vas
Sold % S.su!d!y. sEd. it 5 understood, Will
hcr!al:er be c>uduo:,d IS al Adnirigtfa.i; 70
organ.
Mir. Wtr.hiaatoo w. ucffnsa, ,aemalr ot
ne DsGk!uS hrr of llotfnsu, Esvy L. Co., q
bag .rsloHn, Md, committed sui2id By Icnwa
rs yesterday. liz had been sulfstiar isoG1
cy:po2sll a5d rthtr ailments !tr soua tinc.
The Empress DoHager Of tho East, 20. Of
tho Wcst, as vas previously enormously rert r.
ed IRON the Pssc. IL Z, kru, has d.o.. icl
death was uuexptc'ed, Ini vas caused By diph
liberia. Tho sscotd GoHsRer Princess coutin
uos serious III. Ibc ytucg Emperor, psct
only elcvco Jasr3, is reported i'll Il measles.
4 dispatch lEom Ciccinrali ssyS hat q b.,k.
er Saturday closed nnso.!,tioos ~ whica :. sya
dic.ic Of Oslo and Eastern ciptsis:s bcrct
! The COZ foIi;os lltfrtst ia he k.nucky C.a,
| trail kAlroad. The price Paid is % csu.s G.
cin non stock AID gar for preferred iai
| aulolu. boush. 10 il nearly So 500 600 IL,
| ~ECl, aO0unt bsirg IS coo U0O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
TO-DAT;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
ES0ni Albany,

ALBANY, n. Y, June Cite joiat c,ovou.
ton rcassembed 1t II o'clock AID proceeded
to vote for the vaoaaoy caused by the resigna-
tIGu OF Mr.. ConkIisg. with this result:
The voto by the Senator's was IS follows:
Jacobs C5Lk'ing 6, Rogers 3. Bradley l,
Wheeler ). CorneII +. Foyer l.
The Assembly Voted IS follows: Jacobs 25,
ConkiicR -, Cornell II. Wheeler 9. Lsphan
3, Rogers 10. Tremaine |.
Tho total vote was as follow: JscJbs 25,
Caukiiog 26. Cornell l6. Wheeler II. Laphsu
g. Rogers Is. Bradley l, Fclgar l. Tremaiuo l.
Neither MIR. CoukIing nor Mr.. Plat is here,
moi is Vice Pr sgdens Arthur. Norooms have
been e,gsgcd for them at tho BOLIVIAN House.
Al! Tho tsIk hero IS as to how "a adjournment
ca1 be carried. no hope being entertained OF
tresk;ng the doad lock aud cffacting gu tl;c
ton. Tie attendance of mem bers tia mora
ing Is rather slim and the vstiog 10 dsy 1ill
show a5ou. the Same nbscn!cc, and pairicg as
! last week
The o,a7aation then proceeded to vote to ill
ihc vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr..
Pis!t. TIE Senate voted aa follows: For MIR.
P,a't 5, DtIcW S, Fsnoott l, miller ,, Folger
|, k.raaG cod Lspham2
tie Assembly voted as follows: For Mr..
Pistt is. DepcR Is, kernsu %, Cornell Q. Mil
Ter I, Crowley ), Lapiam .. Fecton | and Fol-.
g'rl.
The to;nl veto Eas as fol)gs: For Mr.. Platt
%, p,poF 81 kcrnan 26 Cornell 9, Miller O..
Crowley 3. FL ger >. Fenton l L,pbam and
| NaTco
Ihs President declared thcro was no choice.
Alter vctieg in joint convention to fill each
| ra,snty, wlthCu, f.ciav choice, tho conven.
| lion tCjourned, ana the HOUSE also adjourned
| till | | o'clock .. u. to uorcaW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Another FOo!hardy Erin

New IoRK, June 6.-tltssys. Bariimiu
Radtord and Charles Moore ere 10 ths city,
surer:nteuding the building of boat iu which
they ezpeo. 10 oro;s tho ocean. Leaving New
York for London about the 18Th inst. The
bats dimensions are 10 feet keel, 90 feet over
all, abou. lee: b,sm, and of Is irchcs draft.
This dlmuoltlge craft will carry three tosa, in
outlng two men, provisions. and ,welvo sails.
She is 10 be riegad brig fashion, but will be
prev. ded Sith th,ec cars, AID will carry cspued
provisions for forty dsy5ir her lockers The
tnsrlaers say they expec; to reach London 10
thirty or forty days af o. stsrsiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Ehe sXar.

LONDON, Julo G.-Tho Berlin correspondent
OF the Times ssy5: A Russian friend sends me
striking picture of the state Of Imprisonment
toto which recent events have throwa tho Cz.r.
The paac, OF Gs,schins is fIlsd With soldltr7
aod police. Every ono having business st the
palace is suit cc:ed to rigorous search whenever
they have occasion to 90 there. The Court
will socn removo 10 Pterhof. which has a
small port, at the mouth CT the Neva. -Four
light ships will be anchored there. eod no o. her
vessels will be allowed to approach. Two gacats
will always 30 ready to convey the Gar 10 s1d
from 81. Petersburg. accompanied on ci.htr side
ty tcrp:do boat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
General 5Iahono's Richmond organ, il speak

General Mahono's Richmond organ, il speak.
ing CT the Candidates lis convention recently
nominated, says we must cleo! them md VIC
SHALL" But the same organ week before last
Novonber's election said tho blahopites would
carry the State By thirty thousand p'ur .lity.
and even went so far as to impress upoa its
readers the necessity Of not forgetting that s.
Gertion. ExpericLc, has demonstrated thst,
where Mahonism is corccrnad. tho Richmond
Wing can not be relied upon. and the letters ii
contai1u from several portions Of the State show
plainly enough that it is being deceived n2w q:
it was lsst November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06


O1c Of the strings of the harp u2on witch
the Mstontss a'e low playing is the asserted
hostility against the N-rh thst exists in ito
South. No such hostility really prevails, tut
If it were otherwise it would BIZ by 60 meals
uona;ura or without c.usc. Even silco tho
war the South has been continuously striving TO
ob!iterste The aDimo;ity bstween the two S; c.
tioHs and TO restore the feeling, Of Gnity ard
c3urtesy that should exists belWotu citizens of
common c)uDIr7, but nov ts advances 10 that
direc loo have been rec:ived i, knowo 10 all
well informed men. They have been repealed
With scorn ard contempt, sud radical Coz
gressmao, Senator Gr representatives, c3cid
ndopt no surar maats 10 render hiIs,lf
popular il tie North than ty speech
in which ho Eould r;d:cula. maiiRn ard
traduc, tn, South nnd its people. Gen
eral Maboro's Ollie! champions 10 tho
Senate arc tho blotd1 shirt wavers, the men
who. 10 and GU Of session.. Willy and atujo tho
South, and tho assertion of his patty that the
South is to b'sm9 for feeling tba: does not
exist, but Which if it did would bo legitimate
and not u1rel sonable. is !itc, Of as grounicss
effrontery as tpy Of their other su1acou5 state
maptl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
From Peru,

BANANA. May 2S.-Ls:est dstes from Lima
aro 10 tho lS:h inst. The Peruvian Congress
which convened oa tho 18Th inst, at Charrillae
failed to assume constitutional form for wapt
ct quorum. Senators snd Representatives
were presen: 10 the city, in numbers amply
suhlolent ter that purpose, but such is tho state
OF feeling among Perus leading mon at the
Drtsout movement, that united cotton for the
most patriotic ends is impo,stl and no ses
fon5 h-v1 sltco Tho preliminary meeting tex 20
nlacl Ne W. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
SfOTlsl-ktIIptI.

LONDON June 6:-The St. Petersburg colrcs-
poauea OF the Times toegrsphs as follows ::
a 'eilloie Storm occurred ut CATCHING on the
an inst killing policeman, overturnipe The
gaanltg column OF thu monument of tho En-.
amount of damage. 'n0' D1ouS
"A a 5eliIei Coloae OF the Russian army lss shot
S%u a.teo 10 the streets Of Sebastopol Captain
eos.omsfct, hero of tho Crimean war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Killed y Piece CT Glass

CINCINNATI, juno G.-Loas HeEmer, AGED
zG Years, wes found this morning ia q dying
c1ht',lon 10 butcGer shop on Court street,
near Elm street, 10 this ciy anl died on the
way TO the hospital. lie had hid q Iar:eI
isst nigh. Ti;h sono boys ut the shop. one Of
whom namcd Daniel Mshouey. throw at lin
q pitc! o! window glass which strrct him 90
tae htsu. llclmer went back into the sbop
and 1t "a1 nlt kcoWn that he was Injured until
ho W'S Iound there this mornisg 10 poole o.!
blooI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
From flle HnEl.

There is perhaps no tonic offered to tho pes.
PIE that POSSESSES ss much real intrinsic va!a. ~
the Hop Bitters. Jast at this season Of tho you7,
when the stomach needs an appetizer, OF The
o.ood needs purifying, tho cheapest arG bee,
remedy is h. Up Bi!ters An cuaco Of prevcn.
ton is worth q pound of curo; don't wait unul
you ara proatrated By diseaao that msy ts.u
months tor you 10 recover in.-BosiJ,. Gioir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Financial,

New YoRK, Juno 3.-Tho Po,l's 6usocj,l
article says: u. s. bonds ara ! lower foe tia
AIS end 81, and unohar g,d fox the 4, AMI 81,
State bonds arc dull aod generally lover, as o,r
also railroad bonds. Tho share speculation has
Giso resulted 10 lower prices, the dco!ioc in the
leading stocks having ragged Grom / to Il npr
oaot. A grea. mary stocks are yot g0lrc to
Europe. The rates for call loaos are tr!R,
timer. per o,nt being the ruliGg rate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
GlWrNer EruSfrnfnd

NEW DIRK, Juae Civilian Carhart, La
n1oter'Wen'y two years of agc, residing at No. 1856
hsld avenue, Brooklyn. Whlo under the flu.
oto' OF bad Whlskey, at an calIy hour yesterday
mtrllng, returned to his homo and dlsrrelIed
with his vile Mary. During tho dispute Carhart
procured razor with which ho ohas:d bis wife,
aud would have murdered hor had not her cries
oIou2h: Policeman to her rescac, who disarm.
ed tho fond. '' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
acknowledgements

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Juac GA orc,r;
zHion ct & Conteratc soldier, Eas beeu tiisc,si
.lsIe. Col. j. Is. Cooke rras'dert. lion y
~ hoy. Cap. j. A. Caldwell Vice Presidents
Maj. U. G. Conner, Secretary. '-'S'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Strike OF Brewers.

10 MEw YORK, June 6.-The employees of The
age peer browsries of this city and Brooklvn
s[nek this morning for On increase of wsras or
decrease Of tho hours of labor. Tho strIkers
no uis1btgaseo o. hundreds thi' morning in the
ely and dlIcu.ssd the situation nn,csshiu W sue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
House Attacked,

LIMERICK, June G.-Lsss evening p,r,v %
ruhans attacked the htuso of DubIaan r.,s;
Higgins, who fred revolver ct tic ss1.
wouodiDg tbreo OF then. oce severely i;jS>
gins was arrts:ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
The HrIIp7S,

BaLT1MoRs, Juno G-Yireinia Is old -; d
deferred IL; do consolidated sj ; do second S.
res ~; psst due coupols 81; new l0.4Us );
bid to cay. Cotton steady; middling H. Flour
quiet and stesdy; Howard st and Western suo-r
8 50.$'; 10 extra 25.S5 do family 5 2ls:t IS
City Mills super i0iS!; do extra 5JsSj; Go
family 75a$7; do Rio brands 6 G2s!G -; ia.
t,psco family s. %. WGeet-Scu.hern s,c.Iy,
with good demand Western spot lower; OF.
lions steady; Southern rcd l2O.l25; 60 smb,.
l25sl2S; No . Western winter rod sro. snI
June l224sl22s; July llls,l2ls; Aug l!93 slla!!;
Sept ll91sll9S Corn-SOathern higher; West.
ern dull. weak and lower Southern wai.e 10.
ga; do yellow 5S; Western mixed sDo: e.. /;
June E5i55t; July CAS- 400; steamer =! asked.
Cats steady and quiet; Hestern white isadJ 60
mixed ii. Rye lower at lC6alQS. Hay qgi,t
and easier pTima TO choice Penns and Mar;.
land lSsS20 Coffee 1imi EiO C rSoes ordinary
tn fair 9t.l1t Sugar higher ard l7m; Z scf:
lC4 Whiekey dull ct 81 %.
NEW York, Juno 6-Stocks fairly active.
Money 3.31 Flour quie. and unchanged.
Whe,t moderately active. Corn dull.
PHILADELPHIA, June G.-Catto-salea so 0
head market active primo f3s7; coed tia, :;
medium G5iGs; common S! & Shocp-. a'rs
SC0J head market dull primo FL; good ts,i {;
medium 5;5t common 4l.t} hogs-saln. 20 .
head market fair prime 9a@5 gooi S;as5; ma
dunn casa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

A dispatch from Hsrrisonburg. Rockingham
county. says that the Mahono nominations havo
fallen fat 10 that PARTON Of the State. end that
the leading republicans thereatous say they
will await the action of their convention before
committing themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
BlACK-DRAUGHT" cures dysn,,-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by Z. s. Leo 4bel,er e BIO.

A VOICE FROM EAUoUIER COUNTY, Va
Oae customer writes thus. Alter careful tra.
Tor tho past tuo weeks. ryself aud wife pro.
nounca your BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR as foo fur IS We have ever used, AZ d
tecl cou6ieu: there is 20 grade Ct -four manu-
faolured that x,elS yours. Sold only by
GEO. MCBURNEY a. SON,
5. w. Cor. Klug and Washington Sts.
Alexandra Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

Mr.. Blair promulgated the sentiment that
"hooor will not buy breakfast" And MIR.
Blair. remarks the L7nchbarg News. will be
apt to fed out tina. dishonor will not buy 80
Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Believers in Mother kb.nto,

y OTTAWA Ont., Julc 6.-Se7e,al f,mers IN
hussSll county, believing that the world oil; II
c5me 10 an end CD June 10, have neglected r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

Se9- If tho vaters Of III. 2li warl are aiiv:
to The interests OF tu: soHu, they will e,t.
Maj, John w. Green to GnuLc in thc Place OF
MIR. Daniel, des,asod. Mi. Gcorv is nov
engaged and has been ior mouths in ihp effort
10 s:cuIo to A!cXauar, an establishment.
which, evoo if half it promises 20 d, IL carried
out will lit tho old town out Of lha ashes l.,
he plated .cn iurDsccs ne g atished
10 our midst to Mi Green, nlorn than ary
other person will SIC te lp4vbied. Then Let
US show our appreciation # Lis services ty
giving him unsnimons support.
2ND WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

The King Cotton Manufacturing Compsny,
OF Augusta, Ca, has organized under the CHAR
ter recently obtained. The capital stock has
been fixed at ST 900 600, most of which has
already been subscribed. The company has
the privilege of increasing this to $3.OOO,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

DIED FROM ACORN. Tho Gazet;c's 90,
ter. o.. special ssyJ: A f,w uontes ago Miss
Lizzie Alexander, so eslinAble lady of this
place, became ,ill o;ed With v:ry sore lJYt,
CAUSED by tho irrl.s!iol ct q c2io Tae i!j1r9l
member bscsme 8, mccl worse iiI4t i 1as d.
oded TO ampua.o the .iwh. Tie op1rau9G
wcs performed yesterday ~ DR.. j. D. Acxar"
der. of Wooster. cad q surgeon trcm Pittsbufg,
Owlog TO extreme weakness Miss Alexander
did not survive tn, operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

1, WI y; Z: Mitchell, Bluftoo, Itd,, saws. g.
y u WI doss ell that it is rtclmmen5sJ fot
Is the bes: remedy for severe pains thai ha,
ever oeen pa! upon the market, NAV uaS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

Ex-2i Assistant Postmaster General Brady 8
wealth i5 so great now and was so small when
he commenced tho star route business that be
fnds it necessary to Offer lau:ible reasons for
its eRitimsto accumulation. and for that pur.
pose he iofcrms his newspaper friends of bis
remarkable intuition respecting the rise and
fall Of stocks and Of tho eniDentIy successful
purpose to which he has rsceDtly applied that
money making intuition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
From Harof

- u ,ne June Ga dispatch frtm Cs,cn,,.
w sne ZINES says: The a.es. reports fr m Her,a
nren,Ts,in ssst Ayoob Khan is masking active
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
SWINE OF CARDIFF cnro, ;,ro,,,,,
MARRIED.

N. In calvary Church. New York city,
Bishop of Louisiana, assi,ted by lhr R;yht gav
me Inc Bishops of Kentucky and Now York,
iH0aAS UNDERWOOD DUDLEY, As isl
AM an 6!ehop of Kentucky, and MARY ELlZA-
5hid dau2htar of the late Herman D. AL
drich, of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
EealIYAI HnonnG

81. 81 LOUIS juno Cine Turner'S festival
was" wa, iolnaly opened yesterday 1T the far
s'ou1us Wilh al elaborate PROGRAMME '''
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Frost,

WATERFOWL, n. 4, juno G.-Thore W., .
very heavy frost in this locality lest hight. .sS
considerable dSmage was como to c;oEs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

General Mshone's Washington organ says tho
Malone platform 'embodies the very q lint
essence Of t1ue reIublicanism." If thst be go
then the very quinMs:ence of true republicsnism
s robbery and opposition to FREQ schools; for the
chief panks in the platform ara the Riddle
berger bill, which will rob the States creditors
Of more than one.third of their just claims, and
;he repeal Of the capa.ion tax, upon which the
freeschools chief depend for support. The recent
course of the organ referred TO and the condem-
nation lat course meets with from the acknowl.
edged organs of the republican party seem TO
indicate that j. doesn't exactly know what i, the
very quntessence of true repubicanisr