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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
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81 CAED-It should be generally known that
IL parsons go unfortunate as to lose one or
moro OF their toath need not wait weeks and
months fer artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience. dissgreesbls changes in voice, IA
tlal expression. &C., but may have artificial
teeth made before and inserted immediately AZ
to- extraction of their natural teeth. By this
mode Better adaptation, moro pleasant ex.
r!csSion and s nearer approach toward presery.
ing INC natural harmony OF the features are Sc.
cured, and vary much of the pain and difficulty
cSEo!leIc9d IN learning to Iso teeth are also
AVOIDED. have practice 81 this mode successfully
70: seven Yrsrs. Aid having introduced it here
wo2id be glad 70 refer ahy one Interested to us.
sieats who kGow Oft from eyneriepce In trestinp
Tia Eslursl teeth ny object is TO preserve eyery
ona ttss Tine. patience and modern methods of
treatment can gave. The use of arsenic in je.
h!7oying exposed nerves is condemned by the
mora enlightened Of the dental profession on
account O: l!9 turning teeth dark, inducing sb
sces3 and finally tho loss of tho teeth. The nerve
pulp, Nllca Is tho so0Tce OF lite 10 tho tooth
enouid always be treatsd. when exposed, with q
Tla9 To lta reetoration to health. Iuse no chenp
sI!oyb Tor tlln2; my fees arc much less than are
u:u.ilv chh-gad for tho same class of work.
Geld filling from 81 50 up; other work at pro.
porscnstely low rates.
W. DONNALLY, d. DIS.
Graduate Dental Depart
Univ. of Michigan.
Gliea: 1921 + street. north vest, Washington ,
=. q. ap4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
Sa3- 70 TIE Conservative VoTgss OF

Sa5" TO THE CONSERVATIVE VoTgEs OF
TIE CITY OF hLFXANDRIA.-Pursu to &
resolution s1ortcd By your Executive Cjmmit-
tee, Sr'maEy c':c'icn "iii BE- htli TO mr.
row. Tuesday, May l7th, 10 tho various
WARDS Of The cuv, ut .ho ususl voting ploooo,
for The roloiraticn Of Conservative ticket
for Mayor, Corporation Attorney, Auditor.
Superintendent OF Poti,e. Superintendent Ct
Gas, Clerk Of Gas, C.tri of Market, Collector
Fl Northern District, Gc!I,c.or o.! Southern
Dls!rlci, tao Measures OF Lumber Measurer
Of Wood aui B'Fk, Gu;g spi Inspector tf
Lqlars orc Magistrate, 600 Alderman, snd
four Coupeintn snd the olcclioo Of two Gem
mit'cemcn fr0ca tsch ward.
Al k1oWa coGstrvs'ives, who have paid their
capi'a'ica tsx fer 1879. or having tailed to d.
50, hava PAID the same Tor 1880 nte qualified to
F0to 10 The primary, ana sn2 cors ,.vative5 who
have como If s2n siaco tho 1879 assessment,
are qlsli6,a to yo.a @i;hcu' paving the tax.
Haspco tally, JAMES Il. CATION,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
COMMON COUNCIL.

Al a called meeting OF tho C,,rr;c7 r,,rc;l
OF The city Ct alexandria held tiyy i4,h 1881
mere were present: JAMES r. B,cgbrnl. ,so,'
PRESIDENT, and &iessrs Herbert + cxiin. Eicg'
BREEDERS, EichbNg Smith. Mclean end Javias.
8 resolution " as received from The Eo.rd Of
Aldermen snd concurred 10: proyiins for tho
appointment OF two members from each Eo.rd
to act proxies to repreeen; tho Interest of he
city IN the meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
:; a le1andiia CsDsl Company, 10 DO had on
AoSday The lG:h Instant ard Moseys Kichbere
and Herbert ware appointed from this Byart,
The Board then adjourned
Ieste: JAMES L. CAToS Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
~ ssHn'i want that stun."

i "nnt lady q Doetpp o,id 10 her husband
AGcn 30 hrccglt home sari' medicine 10 euro
her Il lex ic.aschc aod ntrsaes which had
rLs!o he; GIl5Crat!c for ou:iCtn yeas. At tie
hfs' stack thereafter, il gse sdmipisterc1 to
n 81 Il such e. { results Tia! she conlioutd
II &c nn;i! cured, and III .io 50 enthusiastic 10
! ';,ls. hal slr ltdGcct tson;y-iwo of tho
b.s: ol.is5 III ncr cgcl, to s!opt it IS their
regular t'miIg medicine. That stuff is Hop
"',e,r.. - NgR2aId.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

Police EMs-Magor Saith presided at
DoicJ headquarters t1s D1roiDg. aud foed
John Bll, c1ortd. s. Tor being Grunk aud
ci;Gricr!y 90 Tie Streets yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Ja3&rh HoTe!t, on complaint Of Mr.. g.
.iiocE aoi Dr.. James Ertwi.le, was facd 50
i1r ots;tul!ck the sidewalk with b0xle
= coiCreG wcmdG Vsas semitic j Ill this morning
Il! ja.Hce IntTpsQr, 90 u plc!on CT being a
r@a!!c. lie woman, graatly excited, was ar
r std Iss! oisht b2 Ofh3r James Coleman,
"h on hor Wy to The RIVER fer The purpose,
r. s1cs.atct. Ul conIal:,iog suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

set- : CARD gentlemen who nomi-
mated me 10 BE- voted for ca May II as mem.
h,r Of tic Common C9uGcil from The Fourth
Ward lave thy tha:k, Ter tie hoocr entered
bu: n!o5t respectful y dec!ire the slm,. My
abset c. irGm The city has o:used The delay 10
Nritins .bc d.cI!astoD Very respectfully.
/ GEO. MCBURNEY. JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

FISH Report. -AtT,irJ a; F!sttowo wcro
cxc9eoirgY GUil TO day. Sky Thousand her
!lui: AID 97o ti9I:sad shad arrived thsre and
SD S. iAow;: I,irBr oil tn, way from 81
c.u;t 70 81 81 per ;hoG |noe'; h,d IS 70 81 per
:sInlG d. :I,@ c!0s0 Of the season is near at
i.,.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
LOCAL NATTFRq

tie nc1,lcF Probabilities. -Nqyl Is l6Sl.-
.y- the ail.dt1 StstaS !a!- weather II; the ia.c
-.s SD icCa! rains on :ho coast, variable winds
Gl:.3 .:on northeast 10 lo7lhGe t, alowly ris.
~ barometer, ard 10 change in temperature.
TIE PRIMARY Observation-Disclosures OF TEE
CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE AT q yaec,ipy Of
tie Co0se:VatlTo Committee, ki!! Saturday,
l.1h!, o, tho Sun Engine Houao, tt;., gers
r.os Ut hlaj, Herbert, Chairman. aod aIcssrg
t.2Eiu. SmIh, Rudd Efmin ard Cetoa.
Il, ). Hef!oT withdrew lis namc az cspdi.
&so Tor too TX cu:;ve Committee from The
. waFd, aud Ncs:ra. Henry SirSu;s aud Thso.
II. i lkin Wcto pisod 10 u9miDaiioo. | A.
$:;.a l!31 UI&hdrc'7 dis re ne ffom he ucuiDecs
~ ;1e 2amo c.mG1!tteG from the 81 ward, and
J':l25 H. Ca@9n 125 nisc?d 10 nomioa';o1 il
LIS s.GaG.
J1m's talgytt Vas nominated for na.ist,a!e
d The - EaE5, aud MeGsts. Charles Goodrich
a1d b. II. hIocn !0r magistrate of tbs "a
war;.
Tho fa:jovjpe appoinineu! Ct Judges and
1.E,N' Ct ina prDa!Y were auoouUo4d, VIZ
Ers: H2!a-jaiSCs. DluGas S.nuu:ou, s,
Y, MAXIM sid Csc Washington; registrar,
"aas Dcaracre; cleik. j. J. Joaosan,
&-coga Ward-Judges George II. Hsiijw,
E.gnr NaTEeI1 a2d ]. Il Kel; o,e.k, George
II, Bos;aft.
r4jc3 Nar1-Julges, Tayl3r Aroold, Rob..
- Z, !s"Gac n0i I. V. R,sbci!i; clark, Gee.
+. , c'Eet; registrar. Easi! EraHler.
h'aGa #a:d-jnd I,msano! Faxes,
" n: j, ,'umr2crs and i. ". N..; clerk,
l. wj3 &. Nall
tac aaG1o OF i,wFoacl E3yro gas withdrl VI
RIA me ist ward lst OF C2u2ci.uco; i. 3.
TO-; $ nsIao vas "i:tdfaTn as c4rdid.ie fer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

KILLED Hy RAM -tloury Tonpio. u
H!aGEs:ll.h ~ Clifford station. on thu w. s. o.
i. X. while attempting to prevent tie flight Of
2 Il 1at: c! ,heca eca:el oy passing train las,
Saturday, vas stuck IN the loaar pe.L Of the
abdomen bg 8 large rao,, snd injured SO severe.
- IN; hg died rca.oriaY afternoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

hiCi}URNaY & Son have just REQ ivod from
the MILL PARK VINEYARDS twenty f7a cases
ct ROSE OF VIRGINIA sad NORToN'S SgEDLING
CLARET Wines Tncso wines ara SO ceiebrst-
I'd for their fnc Jlouor and purity that eminent
is unnecessary. Quart and pint bottles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
BROW MS

SINGLE BLOW STAPLE BINDER.
-, Fifty live minutes saved ous Of avery sixty By
the u:e of this instrument, 1t hiss bsen lho7oug:l-
~ tesled ARD works liko cbstm price S. IS.
Pocket edition Handy Stspls nriysr with
Cllncher; sans principle Is tho larger, ba: for
h2hter work; can carry i, IN TIA ga.. rocket
staples, oil sizes, of brirh; steel wire ani ro:-
Nor bronze, in boxes OF 5 u each, tho forner #
2'ci phoaphcr 3Jc. 2his is tle most tho1cu ;hly
practical aiti2'o offered for Misty day.
nyt3 GEO. H. FRgNrT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

DRIMARY ELECTION, NAY II, lo5l-
L respectfully announce rnyselt az a c,ndi-
date ,:or 70 election t. tho CiI % Of Auditor Of
Public Accounts for tao city OF AleIsndria,
and request tho Voiss of ny fellow citzaEs.
myT-lps r 7, BR0EKETT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

b RESPECTFULLY announce myself ca1-
4 ,aidate for Reelection 10 the off % CT CLERK OF
the q as Works. subj set to tho decision Of tho
conser ,Tsti7e primary election. and respectfully
solicit Til support CT my friends
my6-tpss W. N, HARPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

r RESPECTFULLY announce myself a cln-
4 didtte foT Reelection 10 The OIL q c. Measur-
er of Lumber, subiec. to the decision OF the pri-
mary election, and sol2i. the support OF my fs.
low citiz ,ns.
moT-&no STEPHEN SWAIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

= FAREWELL MIR. Charles Rogci, uh) de.
parted yesterday moIning for Alabama. 10 I'll 3
nosi,i-D 90 the engi@c,r corps Of the Western
Georgia railroad Vas rendered o foIewc!! en-
erta!Dmant, b. hjs ytuag itardl. ct the Goa
2oEGl I0:ei. S.;utdDy pisht lsst. At the
conclusion q .ho reDsst Lumtcr OF speeches
weTo majg by those present. Mr.. Roach. 10
rcsplrsG 10 toss, thalEcd the c1upauy for
the Compliment, AID made sone Very pretty
srego.l Eetu;gk s;aIiGg that TO matter where
bis !ot mi2ht be cas-: 10 the flurc TO would
lv@s Ec@cmaer, will tsnder tff:olior. bis
associates 10 Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

CID DoMISIcN UoBMAEDEEY No IL, 4. T.
The regular c3nclsve Of Old Domiaion Com.
n .ndery, wi! 10 held this Monday evening at
their Asy!En?. j. 4. ALEXANDER
l. kecOrdar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

T RESPECTFULLY snnoUncs myself a csL.
l. ddsse for the ofIl 20 OF messu-er Of Lunher,
subjec. to tho deoi.on OF the ptiu,.ry el3c,i N,
and SOLICIT tho supper. OF my frNnls.
myG.tpo MORTlMEH II COOK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

7 ANNOUNCE myseif q candidate for re-
l. election to the otica OF Superintendent Ct
Gas, subject to tho decision OF the primary CT
the 18th, and N osL respectfully solicit the sup.
port of tho "Auld Lang Synns"
invites J4GOS R0XBURT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

~ LRRK OF TIRE II AEKEf.--I respeclfuI-
ly offer nIy seif AZ cantiia.a Cor 70 eiacsitn
tn tho, '[ics Of Clerk CT !hs Market subj?c. 10
the dnc ion Of the conservative DrimsIy e.eG:icn
- bo beIt on Tuesday MAJ lIsl Instant For
mo rccori l refer 10 the Comui:sioIe!s Of the
Shin, E,n 4 who are !am lar With my optI6-
flows snd % tho Audito. in whose ttIi . my
monthly rapur> are hisa, -, d.,
my4-tp,w va ehh"n u. - ~ - u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

FEfHE LONG SOUGHT FUK FOUND At
= aoT-Scmei ching New Hvc7ybody wants
il who Las psters or rGnphIets to ttnj or t>s,en
toge'ler' instantaneous in is action; inpe
a pki:i - - ~ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
TO CONTRACTORS AND RUIIpREs

Sealcd pronossls will be receivo.iby aho under
signed until G o'clock p. IN. on WEDNESDAY,
tho 18Th inst, for the INFECTION AND GOM.
FICTION upon Lambert & McKerzis's WhgIf,
i H the burned warehouse, CT fFsme
BOAT HOUSE fer tbs OLD DCMINIUH
BOAT CLUB Of this city, according to pIsns
and specifications which can 10 saan during the
intervening days from Q d. NJ. TO p. w., ut Tho
otiice of Bonjsmin f. Prices, egq., vi } will give
such Information IS may bs do.ireh TIA isu;ld.
ing Committee reserve the right TO reject any y,
all tia bids. GEO. 4. MU5a BACH
mYl3-1ld President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

DANGEROUS HORSES. --Jho CID iicstic las
*, X, 30 provides 6 severe penalty against
n"1tTs %. ca;ta wko. after being sppTiZad os
.%t' dangerous proc!ivities, allow them 10 7oHGl
&: Ia7co I'D thus i0jGre htnls1 beings. Tho
Mceat Romans were compelioi 10 twi:t straw
"'aurG 'ho harms Of ell beasts having go5ing
lEc!eGsitIes il order, probably, to render their
%sal.ts hs7m.o:s as vel US 10 notify rssseTs By
% 'hc!c character. While both Of thazo lnws
a.73 sOecie reference to apinals Of tho bovine
"ii.l, TIC spirit OF them is equally applicable to
'"5eE3 Ct any kiHds of beats which. when turn.
ri.lo>", render themselves dangerous 30 huns
o"nss Now for sGmn years j. has been the Gus.
ION 0! some Geople il this city TO turn horses
"hica have besn worked through tho week loose
on Slt6ays to roam through the streets ut viii,
a"d II IS Tegusr thing on thasa days to see
,g"ei!li dEsught horses eallopins through tha
s,,g 81 fearful rate to the great peril Of little
S-!.Gfen, VITO would certainly bs lrampled 10
-tA'h We're il not for the kind Providence which
shti!s SO E.any seen and unseen mishnps Yes
s.foA2 afternoon. O. tho hour when most visitors
we're winding towards hone fro;n the iiTaTe.,.
e-metnFies-eoine with tender babes in clJrisges
sIa DINERS By the hlnd-s large work horae
naca had tsEtI fright st s1me!biDg. with ez-
uced no2s:i!s rushed with frightiul rapidly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

4. PoHTNER'E BEER Coz. per dtz,n at Nc
BURSEY's. bltties must 30 return q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

RELIGIOUS 6HEylcas IESTEEDAY.-Ta Tao
= .'da! yoz.sFday OIeE pG&saag, .he uaiis! con.
c,"t 81 ; . a71scns :; al :!ro chufr!}as. ia
=. M"r,H GSuoh Il. ~. J. }, kcGn,, d
-, :rleca.i 80 ::a.!.u. .@:a.yn2, onr 10 the
n :aI1I sod -" "a Tic sVsnl"c. 10 lsrg, CA
",e:.:9se. E''. Mf. Wheat, OF Wi5clcs:cc,
nr'a2rrcd u t-E.. Gancch IL the morning. d. /
Il :. d. WAKE; = ainct R9y. Mr. F1rsy.ic,
2s'ljcLt nj the Ihcol ei3a! Sanitary, 10 he
Ghi nc q .h,rc o., !. ?. Mr. t:hsrp, preach e.
a Dfa:a Ctu'ch 10 the ino.nios. There
S ~ -lsgi.n 10 ais clGr3h ct tight. Rev
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

~ Ar George L. Simpson pos!iv ely do
cines bang candidate For the position Of Con-
servslve Committeeman of the Second ward
Business engagements ths reseon 1t
@~I respectfully decline tho nomination ten
derad nee for City Councilman By tho conserva.
tives .! !hs First ward.
Il B WuEkT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
Ep2ciaE Announcement.

EpTEIBK announcement,
CHILDREN S CLOTHING
CuuDREN $ CLOTHING
iae &lao&c;t display ever wltuc ssed 10 Nix
aadrs. SUi- to ii, oG,'d.aD from two years,
u. Bring ihc l.nic oDfs AID fit them. The
oaly Boys CLOTHING HOUSE 10 the city. Don't
Iaii to csIl aod SEQ the SUITS for Sill.
III. j. WATERMAN.
Oae P!ise Clolhler,
ar,2T Enrrcr I[;r r and k.irfaY strnffs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

A CARDIFF my iellow-ctiz ans of Alex IN
II dris. Va: I announce myself a candidate
FOR Superintendent of Police in thu primary
election, to DO hold on the 18th of msy, and
promi; 10 il nominated and olectsd, to fulfill tho
duties of the otnee. faithfully and industriously,
looking always to the be;: ia!eros: OF TIM people
and without partsty.
mY7-tG* JAS. i. COLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

Es11 Skla E.uDiijns arising from Impure
Hlo7d speedily removed by s. 5. S.-Tryr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

BREAKFAST hlFSS hACKEEEL 10 5 l.. tins.
Beautiful aud very fat OF MCbURNEYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

For sAIe ~ l.. s. leaibsater s. BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladics
i'll "WIflE OF CARDUl."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

Take "8LACK-DRAUGHT" and You
will never bc bilious. -.
For tms By E. :. Lea ibes!er & Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

TxTANTEr-A GOOD COAT MAKER
" apply st l2} Kirg g.
nYli-3; WM. MURRAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

A MOST kESPECrFULuX ANNUuNCE
4 myself candidate Tor Collector ut inxs, Tor
the Northern District, md TGqu,g! the Yates Of
my fellow citzIns s. th0 genera! o!c}iioa, 70 DO
held May Is.
sD30 .2Ss GEO IT lT3HEETJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

l., ncaElcr Probabilities. .Uuyl6 loSl.-
:y- the ailtdt, StstaS !ai- westher IN tie ia.c
-ac sd icca! Ta!Ts on INC coast, variable winds,
-.l:.'Y ..y,n l0T.hca.t 20 no?lhGe :. eloyIv ris.
n barometer ard 70 change in tcnlpaIatu,e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

rNHEPEopLs 5 CANDinArE-1 rosrect-
4 fila annnnnca myse! rsnatsta TO- tho
oica e Of sa a m. CT p,se .. ho seno',l
Cd ~ dscba-T. i,, ~ of tho ct! 20 'aihtuily.
W, naia ~ RANK n. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
made.

consignment; 70 io;tCd sni p,onY: re;urns
made. rov13,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

7 TAI Tor Tie ttnth. Of U2A0Ts Ifibo q I'D
Mtn vii BE- o0mmcrcad ct Sltcpts lIal 10.
uight. Jutg3 Charles i Smart will deliver
the opening address Among tho attrao!iocs
will BE- gold h2sicd cane, 10 b. voted to tho
NEST popular gen'leua7 a gold watch 10 the
mos: poHu'a. iadS. aad medal to The most
popular Red Wau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

a TEts NoMINvyt the cnnacr ca.re re.
4 ,d;n.tnr nnr.y f,r tho -, 'ti,,a o! Colec,ot
Of 'Tsxo, for tho SortbeIn ni,> TIC. OF Alex,n-
dria, ! respectfully solici. thu D 'prpf- " c'5
fellow ciIizsns in the coming prine. '-v,Dv
my3-tpts WESs.isY r. EAi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

Down HsYno stree. sgI iato the road leading to
.!sl p~l5l1g grounds. causing ccn.terr a!cn snd
paL ~ E.12lS .ae numerous pcdn;tyiAns who hap.
pence 80 Do ~ tas. ocslity. Tbs southern &C.
Iion .! toe ely was fJr some yesra the srcna tc7
auIn ief!oEnaaceE, but "a lem il tits column
G".inS ail.nt.on 10 rs dangerous nature had the
cesifed tNtct; End II is hoped that paities own.
ing such animals may ctnlrive by so;ne mes:s
20 kcep them W tin "a enclosure On Sundays
sGat no harm may result from !hel; cs2er;.
BISHOP kEANE Tho abe and el5d1ens
Bshop OF Ricamond, r.. R:v j. J. Kane,
u. D., Oh bis return from Chicago, stepped 10
this city y.sstrdsy and preached two excellent
Sermons 10 81. hiEr9's Ctuch a. 8. N the
Bishop celebrated mss. At II q. O.. R.y.
Father Wty:c, tho assistant pastor @! the
chuIoh. Celebrated mass, and the Bishop
preached mes. i1terts lag s,rmon 90 The
*osk OF lbn Holy Spiiir, from tho tex, 1T is
eZDeditnt i!ryou ,hst 20 aaay; f,r il 60 Dot
a"ay, the UoI!or;tr vii not COMO unto yu."
AZ p T.. the Bishop preached aeaio. BISHOP
heane has na0y adGir;Is 10 this city, aod the
announcement that bo is 10 preach always
draws large corsrecatilDa. The church was
lIicd 5ss e.Gsy at ba'h serslc $. the talented
preacher Being ls:ensd to with close attention
bg Pfa!cstau!S GO we'll es Catholics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

fE>O THE VOTERS Of hLHXAN.' HIA,
a Val most respectfully solicit tn, ol'-
of tho citizens OF Aexau5ri. fj7 no cfrie, or
Clerk Of the Market. in the primary oisctiar,
May l7.h 1881, OF tho Demccrs'ic C5aserVa,va
party. [mq2.tpL*] .TaTHS w SIMPSON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

Nj Al. w. w. HEABEHf will be supno,,s i
Ns for CouE ciln,sn for iho FIR. wsrd q. tx
primary election by
myl2-tpo CONSERVATIVES e,rorI,v.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

RRSPECTFULLT announce myself car
a didate for tho Msyorsty. subec; 10 the de.
clsion of the primary election - be hsd Oh The
l1th Of May next. ana promise, i: olec.st, - do
everything in my power tS pconots thu palfere
OF the city. <,tS
aplG-lmr Z. L. DOWNHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

KESPkCTFUhLI snncuacs myself caa.
4 didsta for 70. election to the eff .e of Meg.
urer OF Wool and Bark, aubjec. to tho docaicn
or the Conservative primary election. Nav Eth.
mYll-tptS GEO w. DEeRH6YN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

4 TTENTION. CITIZENS OF ALEXAN.
"A DKla-l respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the oiic, of Auditor O; Publ;r
Accounts. subject to the will Of tho people az
tho general election, Msy 18th, 1881 II elected,
my best etforts will DO devoted to tho f4i:htul
performance of duty.
myl0-ies Il S.RkRKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
EXCURSIONS. P1URHCE, &c.

pOTOMAC FISH-SHAD ROE in lits, IN
Z bbls and half bbs, Family Rec Hersins in
bbs snd half bbls. and No. l Herrinrs, for s,la
oy LmylGl TH0S PERRY. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
CANDID ~ EEs.

s. EARD-L hereby notify ny friends md
"a TIE public GcasraI.y that I withdraw NV
name as candidate for Clark of tho Gas
ny 4. TG#ODOEE COOK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

RESPECFULLY annouuc, myself a csnd:.
a date for the ctii2a of Messurer OF Wood and
bafk, subject to the decision OF the rrims,y
election Nav lib.
myl3-.pL. WESLEY mAkETY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

HOP BITTERS. tho most popu!se L,s;c Of
- this day, SIS advertised il another co;u:a n
Of the Gazette. are sold by
myl4 3. 8. LEADBEATEK 81 BRO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

I
ap27 Corner Kirg and Fairfax streets
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-08
The storm.

Tho storm which passed along our
sea coast lastweck did great damage.
! In Savannah, tho damage to property
isa sasstimateaat one and halfmillion
: dollars. Tho rice crop in this State
and Georgia is nearly a total loss,
and the cotton, where the storm pass
ed, was very much damaged, Many
lives were lost, principally colorcd
people who lived in the rico fields,
and whose cabins were washed away
by tho. overflow Of water, in many
cases entire families being lost. 1t is
estimated that over 800 thus persisted.
1tfwill be some time before close
approximation of the loss of property
can be made or4the number OF lives
lost ascertained. 1t has been many
years sinco such damage by storm has
been sustained, especially inf tho sece
tion through which it passed. 60 ..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-08
The Atlantic and French BROAD
Valley Railroad.

In company with Captain W. K
Bradley, President, we visited Wes-
tern North Carolina week bofore last
in tho intorestof this great enterprise
Leaving this place on Thursday cvrn~
ing, we drove to Mr.. w. j.. Prices,
at the base of the mountains, whepe
we remained under his hoaptab!e
roof during the night. At This point
We mot with Captain Kirk, Chief
Engineer and Mr.. Sullivan, bis assist
ant. Mr.. John McFall, a director Of
the road, passed through the Eastatoc
Gap and met us at Breyard. At.thM
point, the party separated, Captain
Bradley and ourself driving on direct
ly to Ashevillc, tho others proloring
to rusticate q whiIein the vicinity of
Brevard. at Davidson's river we
met Mr.. Deaver, Senator for tho Sem
atorial District, and with him made
arrangements, to have a meeting of
the Board Of Corporators at Brovard
on Monday night following Wo
then pushed down tho Valley, anel
held conferences with several of tho
prominent and Influential citizens
along our route. All were strong
advocates Of the road and very on
thusiastic over its prospects. AT
Asheville We had conference with
the Corporators who live at that
point, all of whom VIC found 80 be
fully alive to tho great Importance Of
she road They thought I3unoonb0
County would do her full duty to-
ward the road, notwiLhstan drng Ah8'
disappointment they have mot with
in i failure TO complete tlso spartaf
burgaDd Ashoville 10 that pei9t. ls
tnrning 20 Brcyard ON MoDa0y We