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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-01
FAKE
SIMMONS
Inv ER
Re ClIL 4 7 d.

Which he did and in short time was not only
relieved but cured
he der, il you are suffering with Dyspepsia or
Liver Disease in any form, do not wait umtlf@the
disease mas taa en- a fast hQld upon y0u, bat use
the Regulator when the symptoms first show
tnemSelIeS. IL has relieved untold suffering
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS is not an
acohoLc Stimulant, but a PURELY VEG ETABLE
ltkMEI)1 that will re when everything else
tails; IL is a tauItleS5 family medicine. DOES
OF dlSarTange the system. Is no violent drastic
purge, but atuFt,S own remedy. The friend of
everyone, and VIII not dsappoint you. a single
trlal VIII convince You that it is the cheapest.
pufe>t and CeS Family Medicine in the world
ASH the recovered dg>pep.ics, billions sufferers,
victims @! fever and ague the mercuri | dis
GaSed patient how they recovered thei health
cheerIui spirits and good appetite-they Will tell
you by taking Simmons Liv,r Regula or
AN EFFECTUAL PECIFIC
For constipation, headache. ain in the Shout
derS, dizziness. sour stomach, bad taste in
the mouth, bilious attacks, palpit.tiOn Of
the heart. pain in the region Of the
kidneys, deSpOndency, gloom and
fOTebOding OF evil ali Of which
are the offspring OF a dis
eaS6d liver
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-01

A commodious Brick Dwelling.
vi24dtfci. W. A. HENDERSON.
G. KoflhaZe
Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer. CT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-01
Knoxville Fur Market.

kNO&YILLEJ 4 JiIl u
Corrected for the CHRONICLE by Julius Mayer,
comm SsiOn merchant.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-01
Candles,
Spun Cotton,

Parafne, T. ID. % 25
tar. full wight 13a1}J5
Star, Light W'ght al2ls
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-01

corrected Daily.

Knoxville, April 30.
Grocers' Drugs.
Indigo S +, 2
pound. ......... 85a 90
Indigo, Madras al 20
Dutch " adder ia 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
BE Dealt OF the sGuare.

Yesterday m9roing q tsl young Ean OF
twenty ls1dsd at tee Uaioa Dspos with ouu-
de under bis srm, SID AFTER shr5e OF ieur mic
u.es spent ia gesliag lis bearings, he walked
up Jefferson sSorus ald tnrasd iato clolhlog
store.
"Do you wish to tr2 ou aome costs snd wests
for q dola, 2" asked tbs proprietor, as ne
rrshsd from bohiad the counter.
mo. | guess ao'. Do soa deal ca ths
tq1sre?"
"My frelt, dot is czsctly Wat dces. VAS
so square dot lose s3 QUO last veor. Cao
sell you 50 overoost fer ten dollar? ?"
No, | euasS not. Heta IS su ty,rcost
bought OF you four weeks $50"
"Bought OF me "
Yes, | think you are the MN. When l
got it home VIC f0uad that it WAS moth eaten,
can pick it to pieces in dozen pIaceP.
ia dot pcsSiols Uad how much ycu ps}?"
'Eight del mrs.
My athars! And vhst you ylnE noa?"
81 want my money back.
"Vbell-Vhel. My !rott | am sorrE 70!
you. You eeem like Az horcs. poy, and it yhas
LOO bad.
"Yfs, i! was sWind!e, e1d Raut uy loReg
| back"
"Dsnr NE, but Sish ycu Was here yaser-
dpy. Let ne TX; l.in &c ysu IGn bought dot
coat four weeks age p
"Yes, four weeks tc-iey.
''VheI!, had sold cut TO i1y cousin Philip
shust ons day bcfctc. Philip ish not squ.zs
mac"
"What hsvo l got to do With Paip?'
"Lat mo UxDlain. lu dTrs csgs Philip
l. Louis ia lesGls off. Ho would sacss yoa eye
| tesih sRsy from you
"Ycs, tut l J&va't anything TO DO with
| Louis"
"L,t po cX2laia. Louis kept der place o
| week, uud ho git shstle mortgage 10 my
| fodder-iL-law, aud vbss bounced our.
Il do0'l kIoR sngttiog about that.
''L,t nee UxpIaiG. MY fdGdaI!sw vas took
init Git eud died. aGd he Leaf die blsoe to my
| wife. My wIfs vhas goIo to Europe for tHc
years, end she leaf me SIS agent. Now you see
how il was. cao not tell you who sold doi
coat. M.y be il vhas Phillip. may be Louis
may bs my foddel-.aw. It c,uldn's hsf teer
mo, for Vhas 10 Shio,gc. If you leave do
coat will HIita to my Witc Sho is square
stust like me-, and mty be she writes back dol
you eau teke lineo dustcr and TWO white veYl:
aid call it all tight.
| "Say, this is spelking sHibdio." e1elaincG
| the youug man.
"MsybO il vhss. PniIlip vas g!ea! liar. u
"l'Il 20 to the police |"
"Vhell, dot !s alI right: maybe ger police
| will beip me catch L9uis 1 shpst foutd rudt
asst Dgbt dot be cut sll dsr hind buttons eff oil
der coats in der shop before he Iefe."
'lf ycu'll step outdoors L II mash ycu!''
"Fhell, like to obIiee, but you see l vhas
only agent for ny wife"
"We!l. yon'll hear FROM 5!a again, srd aon't
gou forget Ii ~ said the victim as be vent out
II hoDe Ho-I hope 50. liks 10 make it al
right. l vhas only agent fer my wif., but
fell so square dot take oct coat book Tor So il
you vhsct to trade i: cut 10 paper cosrs !"-
Detroit Free Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
ELLINGTON 81 UaI0 EAI1AusD
NitiTE2 k1STANEEM GHT,
Ropinrinr nrtIbor 4 1SSi


The MALL TRAIN will leago Washing ton
a. 20 r. n. and AlexsHdris st 926 g. IN.
daily, except Sunday; pass, Leesours, going
westward, at II 81 s. ind arrive st Round
Sl!! 81 Il Is D. N. Lssve Round Fill 81 u 80
p. ui.; pass Le0a5urR, gong eastward, st l 10
y. Ia, aId arrive st AlexGpdrls 81 8 l5 p. Il.
40 at VI EhshingtoE o. 3 80 p. n.
Cha eACGOMMOD&GlON TRAIN will lesVa
Wa:Linston st ~ p 70. and Alexandria at
- p ~, daily, except SUNDAY, and arrive at
Leesburg q: do p. N. Leave Leesburg at 6 90
s m snd arrive ht Al"xsndris AT IS g. NJ,
ald Washington ct 81 Is. n.
- 7 Passengers from Washington will take
iSo Washington and Cnio cars At tue Basimo7e
t5 Potomac kslIoad station a.9 Os.rn. and 4..C
g. TO-, snd 20 through wishou. caango Of c.l 8.
rGiie D.25 u. IN. tra,u from Els1aad-ls and 1885
y. II. train from Ronud Hill connect 81 Round
Hill with G05E Il IT'S Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickec.yi!ie. Berryville and Win"
chester; also Eedmsn Linz OF Coaches. which
asvs Lsesourg daily for Aldie and MiGdls.
burg.
Both trains, westward. make closo connections
&. Vienna, With Sisson's Lane of Stages for Fai5.
:sE Court Gouss.
ssssaeasGsaa3eS aEcksts, q ats per nails
&.nnuSi ttcA asE. g3G.
K Z. AAVENEE,
ccl4-L: iSorera! I:ckeS AHec:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dr.. e. @. WEsT's 8 NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MEST; specific for hysteris, Dizziness Con.
aion Loss of Memory Spermatorrhm. Impo-
tepcy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, csuscd by over.eZertion, soif abuse. OF over
indulgence, which lescs to misery, decay and
desth. One box will cure recent CASES. Each
box contains one N onth's treatment One dollar
boz, or six boxes for ave dollars; sent by mail
prepsid on receipt of price We guarantee six
bo1os to cure any case. With each order re-.
asived by us for six boxes, accompanied with
Eve dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee 10 return the money if the treat.
by JANNEY & Co. Druggists, Alszsndris,
Va, wholesale aud retail SCENTS. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention mari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
Messrs. Stansbury g. Bro

Return thanks 10 the Iuolic for thar liberal
patronage in the psst, ana es1nestl5 request that
al persons de'irirg to have Stove, Furnace or
Fire Paca HeAter work done, will leave their
orders with them o. orcs, go So to avoid !le rush
of the fell trade.
The Splendid" Fire Place Fur2sce for heat.
ing one or more rooms is the best in the world.
se4d TOR circular. For sale only BY essnsbury
s Bro, cor. King AMI Washing g.on streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

hsii. Southwsrd, connecss st Charlottesville
with sjdes, g Chic +. s.. Esgt end West, Z.
i4YnGt cgEg, connects witA Norfolk & West
arn z. H., through Southwaat Vicginis tG
Nashville, New Orleans Mozphis, Little Peck
and TeZas--snd @. UGnvilte with Richmond &:
DsrTiie e. T., 80 South Grd Sorthweat
kzrEsss S:ou.hWa-d connects at DanV!lla 70.
I'll points SOutb-East snG Sou:h..
A;:EED G'AAiHS for Main Lire le.vo al
n1Sndr;a daily. except Sunday, 80 9. n. ard
IL Is Il. TO-. and ,eau.riag arrive at AleZsadris
: 80 ,. e.
Fox aENASsAs LINZ lscvc Washington
except Sunday. srrivo at Strasburg ct u 05 pm.
c2anscting wish the Valley Eos3 East SID
Wes;. Lasve S.7ns5arS 80 p, l1. arriving 81
Alaxandria o. 5j p y.
MIXED TRAIN FOE MAN ESSA3 DIV.
I9lOG leaves Alexandria taiiy, except Sun.
day, at ) 10 4. H., arriving ii 6!res0C:g 81 70
J.. n, sAd roiucnia2 letce3 l3s.sehurg s! 10
s., nl., a:7iVing IN GiaXsIaria ct 3 rs =. n.
Har M:ddiaGu-G, daily ccn1actlon 81 fiein.
s-Ssion.
Fox jE5gac-iIla, regalsr connection &s nels.
p!.la.
Tor -F7AIsEGNTOG, i=avu Washington si
S - 81 ii. daily
al .ra;Es make good connections. e: II ssh.
;1Ctc7, &C aHd ironi = orth sch Wass.
l2- t.t!s1ts sleeper lsa7es Washington si
6 II . r.. running through without change,
PH;lni-c Susni:i. Cars between Warrington
Anc A'!ggs.s, GH., without change, on 10 20
=. II. irH!n.
; aarks Adjustable CHAIR Csrs arsian on Night
Tca,n oatween Washington and iianvilas
Iarousn i:ckets veg low 20 Laa South rEG
'oDthWts..
=. ..sisttTr. az: !T,tFlnEE G. ~ 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

IF YOU wan. Cheap o. Fine Ore; c ,s.,
| U!s;eyens. or Reversible O7eIc1e. We have The
best ASSORTMENT and the lowest prlc+s 10 the
itY. s. WATERMAN & Son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

IF YOU want Good Suit for $40 Sl2 SIS
or SIS 90 to the old reliable 6tn o, s. MATER
MAN & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1884.
fEAsEiAssARS.

sgzG35siA AICLAND RAILWAY
JOHN =. BARBOUR, President.
.? Gdd aEaer 6Tii:DAY, Rov. 20, 1851. Psi.
scr! 80! traica viii ruu as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
FO IO.E.zG EssE-s.s Ex..nElyca
TEE SrGAA3H
EXCELSIOR.
(Jar-yi.~!hc r. = ~;

ILat:Jl2g tho Q. ; l,aiN
tTlil le.Ta her s'haSl fJ3. Of ;,T;nn, .,zoot -,
~ E;uA - and TuURNinaYs. a. & :" =,
&nd So q Uitn IS, It csc y. ~ s.gDrinz 81
:iaeV foi3t and Pint LOOKOUT soing and 70.
turning; ho!ntn!92 la-vas Nors0is on WKH-
c'c0cg y, nj. A.
:BSc2ianing vim Msy1, 1881, Excu.sion .icka.s
~! os issued, soo1 for tour dsys, g.. follow:
s,fs. c!-55 .s'c 70 Fof-rrns Monroe spG Nor.
3oiE - "; Eirs; c:"ss round tip. S. 90: Scr2ra
t,'ss; sacn "aG u ~; First tcsss iare to linsv
hC'hL goo eo'as Lookout, 81 Gn gifss.c,sss
round .r:p, 50; SECOND clasa, sacA wsv IS IT,.
Si.!erooDa ST. n e..lg IS cts - o'"'
p. 3. H0ojt, 3 gsl.t nI,:s 1n%2G
hiAASD L sEA5Q&HU u-a:.giNG 90,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
BRGDERS CO.,

+ BRODERS d CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbors IN
GHOOERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
a full line Of celebrated pure, old Whiskeyr,
Hrsndies, Gin, Bum, &C.. Massey & Co.'s PhiIa-
delphia and Clsgetes Baltimore Ales, and Borg.
usr & Engei's Lager Basr, in casks or bottles.
Agents for James S. Welch Best Fs1nily
Flour, James 8. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soap
Dupont & Co.'S Sporting and Blasting Gun.
poWCor, and Baltimore aud Potonsc Rive
Steamers.
Orders promptly sttsndad to, s1d ccnsisn.
ments solicited. No, II k;aS ssree:,
oct &-H AloGandria, Us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
G2SAEEssH,
WARRINGTON STEAMBOAT C7
i4i fiGEij

LiihiEED)
= :, It;. - c."neG WASHING : = snd ALEy
~ cAIE- all! Trg IrotG.t y IS follows, w.
i:S"Vc SHTsHta street > h.f. SIT % g 30 .2O
~ ~ *IG II 5Ia ~. eLd IL 81 90 23O 31
50, 20 6 30 End p II. ~ = ~ . ~
1tAV@ Alexandra =: %. : 30 8 20 Q 80 10 20
, 81 ana t 90 .. m w.
FoIosE2G EsiE-E& Exlv2s.vGg.
me siesnler AHEnWS :iiTa Ie.yss 7tb =
-%T "ssi'':e,oa 8, Il ard Afexs9dris
;. ~ % u. m AVkEi M 1EDAY. T.I;JkS-
n snd S&iDkIAT f,r ra.i riyer lerf;nss
"a ~ mohchys as iar .s Homini ferry; on ghufs
cay H9miai and Cure;oran; on saturday t;ur.
'21sh rG,' '! ana Leon sTGtomn; colrects as Shep-
Z ~ hiuJEg. 2an Ns7sg.r.
Ca9s JNo (. WocD It. q fess. a 81 Tnn;5
EE'oE aoRFo1K, PoHr9x0Uga, yc3.
2HES@ MONROE AND TIE SOUTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
a Bride EieSerspfs

Tbs scc,al circles o! Wlkesbarrc, Ps,, were
thrown ioto fever Of oxcitomcnt Tuesday
morning by an event which is likely 10 result in
serious conSt queuc:s to at leaas one per8on. Al
nice o'clook at night James 2. Weller, well
tc-io civil engineer eud surveyor. was to bs
married to young and charIn,ng lady naued
Bessie N)uls. Both were uo,ed for their hand
some looks. He was about ttittl fire aud she
twsnsy-one. The wedding WAS postponed teE
days ago uoti Mo1day. A large uuuber OF
invitsnons hsd been cent cut aud the early
trains brought here last evening sod this mo1r-
Ing numerous relatives and friends cf the inter-
ested parties. The ceremony vas to tska pace
at the b!lie's home, and early this morning the
busiest preparations for the happy affair gere be-
quo. Flowers were brought, and many fair
hands We're arranging them 10 place.
The beautiful young bride was superintepd-
ing the final preparations Of the wedding with
out thought OF any impending sorrow Gifts
were arriving By messengers and were being or /.
ranged for their display. While the bride was
admirlng charming present sent her By dear
friend, noe was placed in her hands which
had at that nom entarr!ved by messenger. She
opened and hastily read il. Inen tisrcise
shrek ran through the house. and she fell to the
floor in dead swoon. Her mother and several
fii4nds present rushed 10 her side il sn Instant,
The note lay on the foor opened. The mother
picked j. up and rssd it. 1t ran thus:
Desr Bsssis-Tha wedding c.nno! take oisce
today. When YOU receive this / shs!l be on
my way 10 Cincinnati. aud the West and
snall not return until spring. Goo3 bye.
JAMES.
1t ID understood that Nellor's cruel desersion
of the brio 1T the very altar wss inspired by
reason Of threatened interference at the wed.
ding by another woman, who says she hes cleins
upon him. Miss Norris is lying in q critical
condition snd fears of her recovery ara enter.
led. The grestestndignstion prevails. "a ths
IL, i've. up to this tlme held high place in
Nh hl 70 asteann tkera -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

Nl13e;:;2g Hi:7 J-0rcaa2.a' n2& :=.;zars E.;no
TO- &Gc:D0. atoa=:cGI
EEyJ Z ;'L7 g,Zzss :s.ss5
Er@EE &rnDAE. GI3Dri ESiAY 81:
Z .. " W G'G.2@'; q.!o- re.G:l:nj;, leave
40r-9it on iIt@fa&.o Gs.r5 Il 90 y. n.
iEia sGaur23 iron s:eaI,Isr hss iuae baar ::a!n:-
81 throughout s:=.ato2Ils 5aSig iu-a;.:!ec gac;
c:!pc.oc, and . - lanAsouass as r.e!: - l.e
s:taFL 1ss. on The fG:ow river sr.i Chesayse Il q
n"y, GlI IS tee cn!? 5.sGi,0s ;nas;np close coz
Da@t0n Win s9e &c" IocE enc Boston l.a.Ia-
f:s s.-o cI2Esc:s ;g!.h ;s,chmond Steamers 9aG
r7nf9ad ii:tas 5c4t2. S:9Ds H. SiNKG FDt4I
and Ptl&& hjCEG0T going ecd Te:nr2inn.
Foi In" IA. rnd -wI6tsr, co:nl.s.!c:ag OCT. i,
rates oi FIRE WI o. s. io!i.4s:
"irss claz1 'sca 10 To't;css &5oaros ana Eor-
ic:h & %; s@ctHd cass 81 80; l-sl class i.rs :,
C.ass .j:.
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LOCAL I'SaiW3.

Hor Ate1andris 6 80, 90, 20, snd Ii 80 $,
g., ard 70. &, + 20 p and II 80 ?. IL Sul-
day 81 49, -, and II 80 a.m. enc 20 Pm.
Grains leavo Aietsrdr;a for Washington, aUy
S.U5, and 20 .. "a, sDd 10, 3, {, I, 10
.. al. SnG Y n:aht.
III. >Glday 81 $50, anG iGa. m. snd 70Q snG
~ q. III.
r:4N1y&ii TRAIN FOB THH GOUTa, rs
<!uan.ico snd Richmond, gil leave Ale1ac.
6tis st = 81 snc II Il Sc rc. dsjly and - p
II. daily, except Sunday.
gsSt IGai!, les7inq as II II g. r.. makes hut t|1
stops, VIZ: ct Quantico and Fredericksburg,
hot~oen &lexanuris aud klchmond.
Tickets and inioInsslon can be- procured ct
principal ,s;ircsd statioua and ticket ofic;f
Soutaoess. j. 4. WOOD,
Cent. FasGange: Asent,
RRE.NT TEUMSON
3enarSi Manager. no77
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TEaEs or SUBSCRIPTION.

HIiered r. the Fcs.ofnce a. Alecsldria. Va, ss
second class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

GaWING &ACAlARS-Just received 81
- other supply of The celebrated DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINES. All persons who ex-
pact 10 purchase will 90 we'll to call and 6ee the
special sdyaGsyges Of tae 10 NE 81 iC' before
puFch .siIs;.
oci5 K. :. LHhH"EST THh ~ bSI'.
S5APER and BRASS SHELLS tos oseecn- :
Il loading guns: sl.o Musket ard Gua Caps,
Gun Wsds. Meta Cartridges and other goods
ia slml line in s,oro and for sale wholesale and
retail st SO E!as, corner of Royal ST., Alex. W.
novl6 j. r. GRsfGH HTOH SON.
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!. = / g2EAr /. 80 I
EENE52LVANGA ROUTE
70 E.s NCfI'9, W EST u SCUTEW sttz5@G
DOU&I.E TRACE,
GIE!j; Rails: 5Fl4iE DID SGEN&;s
ziAGN3glCSNT GQUIFh&tE;i.
fToysmber TN, 1881.
J'.sjas ieaTe Washington i.oD. depot OF EaI.,
TJMCEE s POW6MAC RAILROAD, COZ.
nec cE sixth and 4 sal aets. "a follows:
Fc> Fhiit: el pbie n ew 7 org Ard IL East. and
10 80 SIN. daily except Sunday, sIt zoo, IC.L0
and 10 l5 pm. daily 9Th pala2e Cars. !nIg,.
::5d ExpreGs Of Plll-aar fSrlo- Cars 9.3Cs ?.
a.@. daily, e1cap: Sunday. For Pailodelnh c
snd 10 81 y. II. daily, except Sunday, and
u 90. . 20. 10 snd 10 Is .. m. daily.
Jaic,g" h!nsited Express 5 Go a. III. daily; 60:
f!.i:5urs and West u 80 g. III. daily; $50 ..
II. nr!jy, s.ish Sslago Cas 70 PitlsburE
&s:.G C:.nandaigus sRd tho Eo-ta, Gt e. n.
c23spt sradsy and G.3J u 10. dSii7, except
Saturday,, with Palace Ca! - Gansads!gus.
Fer Watkins, 1880 s, q. dsi:y e1capt San.
2i&2.
2et Hsj+iraors, Il, s0c, $40 md 1890 E. H.:
u. i 70, 80, $40 $50. 10 90 end ;c.l5 p D..
90 Sind2f. 800 ED ;0.30 s.U. 2.00. s. 20, $50,
10 % snd 1915 p.
fCi Eoya'a Greek Line, 6 81 g. II. and 90 o n.
! daily. a,.cco: Sunday.
Ger AE,nG22l:s, ~ q. "a. sad &C =. n. daily
c&CaD; SuEGsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EN A. JOHNSON 8 Oc"
WHOLESALE GRoOERs,

WHOLESALE GROOERs,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers In
ALL KINDS OF L1QUOES.
Have on hand GIBSON 8 Xxx, Xxx, XXX3
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WRISKlHS; also BAk-
ERS and THOMP PSoN'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
of the trsds.
Orders from the country for merchandise shsll
receive prompt attention.
Consignments of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited. for which they guarantee the
highes. market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner 0! Cameron and kossl s:s.,
Alezendris, Va sepl4
nSo. Y. WORTHINaToN & SON,
GRAIN, COMMISSION and
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
Nos. IL and 13 north Union st.. Alezs.. Va.
Consisignments solicited. aus29-3m
THoMAs Percy
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER IN FLOUR, FISK, SALT, AND
RRTILIZ ER,
Also Agent for
WATTS RICHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PLOWS.
feol9-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
8, B. FISHER. @. WIN. FISHER,
EHISHER & BROS,
(Successore 10 Fisher, Ross i Co..
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MHROHAETS,
No. Is Cameron street, Alexsndris, We,
Special attention given TO the sale of country
produce, poultry, &c i.n2)-tf
THAS, s. TAYLOR Jr,,
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-13

WANTED-BabIes to ride in the Rock Island
w Baby Carriages. for sale by M. @. Mills, who
has the agency for the three cities and cells at
Wholesale prices
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-13
HOW OTHERS SEE Us.

NJ. S. Barnes, who lately visited this
city, has the following correspondence con-
corning his impressions of this place. 1t is
little off when he affirms that this pa
paper or its proprietors contemplate
change of political faith. THE ARGUS is
Democratic on principle and will continue
in that faith until Mother Symptoms
prophecy becomes an accomplished fact.
The letter is as follows:
Rock Island is the great manufacturing
center Her business men are properly
imbued with the spirit of enterprise, and
the city has obtained such start that
nothing short of a blast from GabrleFs
horn calling the nations from labor to re-
freshment, can stop her giant strides
toward greatness and prosperity. -Rock
Island has three newspapers, THE ARGUS,
the Rock Islander, and the Union which
furnish the people the people with news
and are good representative newspa-
pers. We understand the ARGUS is soon
to appear as morning paper and then viii
cast off its political garments and assume
those of independence. This viii leave the
Democracy without an organ Messrs.
Richardson & Powers have greatly i'm
proved the paper during the short
time they have had charge of it
Col Danforth, of the Rock Islander, is as
hopeful as ever of the greenback cause
the adoption of the tenets promulgated by
that party he thinks will prove a panacea
for all the ills that aff1ict the body polite.
The Colonel is doing yeoman service in the
cause of reform. The Union has unwaver-
ing faith in the Republican party. The
matinee between Conkling and the admin
istration it thinks will not prove much OF
shower.-We met Mr.. Burdette, one of
the proprietors of the Union, who ex-
pressed great confidence that the party
will be able to pull the Republican wagon
out of the slough into which Conkling has
kicked it.
No one visits Rock Island without call
ing on Hon. Ben Harper. He is the life
and prosperity of the city-he has done
more toward its improvement than any
other dozen men-Numberless improve
ments that he has suggested and carried
out stand as lasting monuments to his sa-
gaeity and enterprise. Prominent among
these improvements is the Harper House
and the Opera House, There is not a bet
ter hotel kept in Illinois than the Harper.
So popular is this house that members who
attended the Grand Lodge sittings in Dav-
export came over and took rooms. The
genial Benjamin is the most popular land
lord living and when he dies viii be car
ried by choir of angels to Father Abra-
hams mansion and given the charge of it.
Rock Island is soon to have new water
works. something she has needed for some
time. Hon. P L. Cable, another of Rock
Islands benefactors has, with his usual
iberality, just given $4,000 to the city
for the water works This is a munificent
gift and should cause the people to rise up
and call him blessed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-13
pFsoIuTIoNs OF RESPECT.

At recent meeting of the Alumni the
resignation of Supt. Everett was fully con-
sidered and the following resolutions was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Mr. j. f. Everett has resign
ed his position as Superintendent of the
Rock Island Public Schools to engage in
other pursuits, and
WHEREAS, We the members of the Rock
Island High School Alumni. having com.
pleted our common school education, and
graduated under his personal supervision,
do
Resolue, That we take this opportunity
of expressing our sincere regrets that his
own interests necessitates this step, and
extending to him our heartfelt thanks for
the great interest he has manifested in us
and the earnest efforts put forth for our
welfare
ResoIced, That we will ever cherish him
in our memory as one who encouraged, as
sisted, and prompted us to high scholarly
attainments and that we extend to him our
best wishes for his future welfare.
Resogred, That the educational interest
of Rock Island has lost an earnest worker
and true friend and the community an
upright citizen.
Resotoed, That copy of these resolu-
tons be extended to Mr. Everett, and one
be placed on the books of the association.