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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
Gratitude of Animals.

Sunday school literature has from time
sttstaetaari..l ta..de ste..; capital oat ei the
gratitude exhibited by the lower animals.
and have pointed many moral. and
adorned many tale. amen, mans ingrat-
itude thereby. We commend the follow
ing paragraph. clipped from the Nsrris-
town fityaid. to the mex, compiler on the
subject;
DE-. George W. Roney. OF Pous,own.
while fordIng the Hchuylkill above that
borough yesterday, was kicked by his
horse and Knocked into the stream. He
had gone og, upon the shaft to loosen the
thct k-fein 10 let the horse drink
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
AMUSEME NTS
NORMAL. MUSICAL. INSTITUTE.

The initial concert Of The Normal Mu-
seal institute WAS given at the University
hall in the Methods, block. TUESDAY
night. Oct. sd. The attendance was not 50
large As il should have been or as the eN-
celencc Of the music deserved Necally,
however. the concert WAS 4 success. The
selections were from the best composers
and rendered in a manner rejecting much
eredl, on the singers and highly compii-
mentare TO Pref. Wallace. Director If
the Institute While the Choruses we're all
fine, the tilona from Mo1ar's Twelfth
Mass vas especially we'll rendered. The
concert concluded with "toreley, an un-
finished opera by Mendelssohn, with Mrs.
katzenberg. whose pure. rich voice added
a new charm TO the composers idea. in
the title role. II is the intention of the
Institute 10 continue these concerts n IN
tervals during the season.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
OUR FAIR EXHIBIT.

During the Arkansaw State Fair, which
will be held in Little Rock, October 10th.
18th. 18th. 10Th. 10th and 2tst. THE AR
kANSAw TRAVELLER will establish branch
office upon the grounds in an elegant and
picturesque log cabin. a fac slmile OF that
at which the famous dialogue took place
between Col ''Sandy" Faulkner and the
.Arkansaw squat,er.
No feature of interest will be omitted.
Iains have been taken to secure the iden-
,ieal ash hopper upon which the red
,hiued son 81 the squaiter 81; until the
turn OF the tune" reused him 10 activity
and ;crpsicharcan efforts. and, 4 his
mother viii allow HIM - come. the boy
himself viii be present. The 'eoon-skin
the very 'eoen-skin which she'd is fra
GRANGE upon the october air Of 80 man,
years ago will hold prominent situa-
ton against the logs of the cabln and un-
fold tale of more than historical inter
est The fddlc-the same fiddle upon
which the squai,er's bearded chin rested
while he ground out the opening strains
If the immortal tune will be present and
will reproduce exactly every note.
The rifle and powder horn. the gourd.
the sugar in the rig. the historical knives
tina, were good enough 10 sot any gen
tleman stable" will all be on exhibition.
with such ear-matks of identity that the
most skepueal cannot fail 10 recognize
their commences the whole forming
colossal aggregation greater than WAS ever
before witnessed.
TIL ARktN>A~ TRAxrrER. realizing
the fac; that ii Is expected to do especial
oIedi, 10 ;t>clfon tins occasion, and reflect
more honor an is umc-houored name.
will ISSUE itself daily during the tair, and
distribute Itself gfa,aiteasly among visit
ars. Every i>itor to the cabin and !, i
safe 10 say that every ono who visits the
IuI an not fail toAislt an object OF such
historical interest will nc presented with
i copy OF The DAILY AkkNNSAw TKN-
tftR, besides RECEIVING other delicate and
be>puahe attentions. cur country sub
,1'ibers NH not be forgotten. The daily
@ll be mailed to them without extra
charge.
Ii @.te the intention Of The prnptietars
n this paper. to ISSUE The Daiiy Fair
Edition IN the interest Of riIt AkhNN>AW
=tf=tftttk hone; bun friends have al
SCI y heEs anehar,abie su.h cNeiusion
would ne and % SUSTAIN ouf reputation
In philanthropy. Ne have reluctantly ,on-
seated = seeeiec 4 hunted number al ad-
Net,lsemenl> from our mos, intimate
ttlende Who atc .tnNnas Il make them
sehcs tad her N.nc> known To the pub
ist through 81 ,.9luablc ;. medium. Now
tha; We have made this announcement.
Nc presume here Mill DC u rush inr the
pace not yct secured. I'm opportunity
+, seldom gwen advertisers, to - ,hur-
ouShk command the attention Of the
public. and ii 80 small an expense, and II
they ful to take immediate ad, antage Of
Il they are the losers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

y man wonderfully resembling Gui,eau
in face. form. gesture and speech, APP
peared al Ere. Pa. II is said. and gath
cred large audience in the public park,
He claims to be Messiah. and denounees
church Christianity, He did not APP
pear To be inclined to remove nybody.
hence he was not arrested. He is well
known in eastern colleges. where he makes
application to I'LL every vacancy in the
faculties OF the various institutions OF
learning. To The young oolleglates he
lectures upon scientific subjects. and de-
rivcs thereirom goodly revenue. He IS
veD eccentric and uses words SO tcartully
distorted and out of place tina, his disser-
ser,ations are looked upon as equal Ia
our best minstrel entertainment. He !
harmless 10 his hearers but very narcotic.
TIE Eve
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
AdYertlScrS.

Remember that TIN ARkANSAw TRAY
ELER IS the hes, advertising medium in
the state! Net only Is its EXPERIMENTATION
larger than that OF any paper published
here, bu, /, has large and constantly in
creasing list in the state.
The ARKANSAw TRAVELLER is sold by
newsdealers e7't,y7chcye;; /, has 4 nation
al circulatioA. No paper in the south is
a better medium, or offers better induce
mcnts TO foreign and home advertisers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
\flNnsA,RANAll,. aR.r.

Tins organization. which IS composed
OF the best young people OF Little Rock
society. made is .fshW Al the new Con-
eordia Hall on the night Of the 5th inst.
"Meg's Diversion WIS the play chosen
for the diversion If the audience. The
characters were well taken and some et
the amateur actors display marked his
trionie ability. Mot amateur perform
anoes have little to recommend them ex-
ocp, the friends and relatives OF the
would be stars" The presentation OF
"Meg's Diversion" however, while not
entirely free from ,ha, disappearance re-
STRAIN, which lmparts oottin-like solemn
i;l''to the fumes, comedy, was consider
ably above the average first effort. The
club has material which, il properly
trained. will make an organization of
which the city may be proud.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

II. Buerger Is making extensive mn
provemcntS in Gambrinus Hall. The
decorations are in good taste and add
much To the appearance OF the room. The
addition Of a FIRST lass restaurant ! a
feature which Mr.. Buerger Viii shortly m
uoducc. Arrangements - tha, effect are
already made and during Far week the
hungry and thirsty may refresh them
selves At Bucrser's Gambnnus Hall. eer.
Markham and louisiana streets.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Iemp's St. Louis Lager Beer has won
its immense popularity solely on is mer-
its. None be; the purest and best nsre-
dien,s enter into lis manufacture. and Il
can be shipped any distance in any eli-
mate wthou, injury. Dealers who have
sold this beer will ne, have any other.
Henry Buerger Is the Arkansa~ Agent for
this popular beer and 10 him al orders
should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

X. Henwood, 30 +. Markham. manu-
features as fne an article of buggy har-
ness as can be made anywhere. He also
carries a full line Of all kinds of saddlery
whips. horse blankets, lap robes etc. His
shop is one Of the largest in the State.
and capable of turning GU, an immense
amount of work.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

A hotel was burned down in New York
not long ago, and Texas editor lost all
his baggage. That was the reason the
papers said the loss was not as large as
was a, first supposed Texas Sittinss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Na,h. AZ kerman. cor Fifth and Center
streets, has one OF the best arranged and
is new. neat and clean. and nothing but
the bes, vines and liquors are dispensed
from the bar. Cigars. and chewing and
smoking tobaeoos are also prominent fea-
lures OF his trade When N want Of any
thing in his line. cali on Nath.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

some Nebraska paren,> have ala;ed
their children. boy q ~. ane sirl of
,wo. for marriage n $50. The parents
appear te be very previous. Collc. meas-
les. eroup and old Death may nave i
word to say before mating tine, somes.
-i{elson. .il<9
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Nlr Moody has expressed h. prefer
enec for the eircuses a preaching places
Whenever They an be had He says
those who bella creuses have / better
de, OF rcaohins An audience han these
Who build hafehes ~ Dsaft:.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Adom your homes The magnihcen,
colored engravings Of the "Arkansaw Iras-
eler." and the Turn Of the Tune will be
sen, by mail on receipt of 5 cents for
either. or the pair for 30 cents. Address
II. C. Warner. Little Rock. Ark
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

The ilncs, display of delieaeies ever
made IN Little Rock. is in he shaw win-
dow OF the French Kitchen. sea trout.
sheephead, Mackinaw trout. sal, water
crabs. and other Injuries to which Lutte
Rock has hitherto been unused are there
IN the greatest abundance Mr.. Marie
spares no expense 10 supply his guests
with everything in the market. and this Is
the seetet OF his wonderful success.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

The ARkANSAw TRAVELLER log cabin
will occupy prominent position on the
Fair grounds, Just east of the Secretay's
Office. We make no speci al reference to
a jug with cob stopper but invite every
visitor to call at the cabin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

a small boy testified IN cour, that the
attray took place on Sunday. How do
you know ii VAS sunday" they asked
him. because father went fishing that
day. Namep74iie foHDHak
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Ii Iowa adopt, woman suffrage some
eastern men VII have teztle their ,sise>
up While they arc away ii work "a pre-
vent Their emigration. kasid ,}h IL Rs-
bcrtfy.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Ho, coffee, oysters and sandwiches al
Ellcnbogen Y Elkan's lunch counter.
The bar is supplied with the hes, liquors
and cigars Cool beer always on tap.
Billiard and pool tables for the convent
ence Of natroEs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

forrc> Aarietc> sontnacs 10 attract
large houses. The pfopre,ors OF thu,
pl,qc are alive IA the interests 81 the
amusement, loving public and ne pre-
sen,ing new attractions each week. They
nos, have ). tteape OF thirty artists who
finnish four hours solid fun nightly 10
croMdc houses.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Mic kupferle is wholesale agent for
IVES, India. Bitters, Conrad's BudweiSer.
and Werner Extra Dry Champagne,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Fer saddles. collars. brides. blankets.
aud all kinds Of horse clothing. 20 10 Il.
Henwood. ,Io f.. Markham.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

\ aane vidaN p.ac awhile md then
- & Re tstf .....t. kaa3nil
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Al. railroads viii ,f..n>pot; !sI,or> an,
estii.:s IL eGt >,ate I'll Il hall rates.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Before leaving the city have your trunks
repaired At the factory. as Main street.
]. w. Garland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

chr Hall,'> pop..lar Kesor;" saloon.
Cer''cy Markham aa,i | ea4s,,.i4.,, has been
,e.~3n;e,i. rcit,ea and desofa,cd ans, II,
ia'et.er resemble n AZ; gallery O., W.
Y te. ~, the art1s,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

\ ,;.es II {aar lemonade J. worth two
Ia &c mud 4 IN f.iia.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

,he Mounon> Ia lonee' heA,t nj poly
2aa.N. nut keep he glaper st fe, In
u-.-:te2pe1; ;he, lesemble some OF the
re e Who lisc oG,sIoc Il t'iah >oHf&
Hfra' =. m.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
aRANIaorEA tIo>t.

The Emma thbott- Opera company
viii Be The aj,rts ton II the Grand Opert
House dstng Lar week.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

KY The tlne - pan, advertise
iz.H:> u aaa, =. isfss5-
t.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

tanks and sAit>e,. All sizes and all
= Is. ., he factory 4I5 Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

:...gc >.e, :ha, all The gea>oains>
oi .a,a AZ aet worth orc sentiment
zen. h4;No';a,rc Ms so, philo>ephit-
:~cH he aAS sitn- i >.fap Il do
70 a3>toty. So -; ia.ty. ~
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Ta,es4 .vs'ei e.. N:aga,a Fall onfa,.o.
.;tffyH Wee e. h''ts'. ~
-. NIa<l.r Ny,'a - :. .a'"slsn. -
-, -,
49,. nc . sou y 'ss"'' "s~spe"ie's eseis'
Ediey +. pne> rootng felt.
zee ne iasf Spess advertisements.
\. ear, = sofn,ttlk. fTvn5,,f
K4g.ffz
Ss
T. zes. =, he f4s,ory. II; Main street.
\ >;.es in Yasr lemonade J. worth two
IL &c mud. 4 fef/.}ta.
~. T"ssf''as "lis transport ttsit"I> ana
ing widow pzac aNhde ma then
- & f't 90 -. :. ke4'H /.
FOR confectionery .r,,,, and .ael.,.,ty.,er
go .hc southern ls,sf.c ~ Nam .,rer,
~ ,be I'VE - nm, ,.l,...,,z.e-
49,. y $500 -'.4z, - ,y.z,.
49,
.dey + e'e> aceF> r h"ea Il
a So AZ. fti - - Htts=. ~. e.
- as.t ,ssse q te3i L.
t.,=' -, -
:; ~ %oj;.;aS. ~. I TIT ar. Mann -.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Ger any information regarding the State
F.. Which Viii he held IN little Rock.
dcr.ng the Ncck commencing tot. roth.
actress X. \. Ncakle secretary.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Al Nil,!es ,haft ngceth hes aud 'aas
stn kings are .r>,he,ic. but Chicago will
Gie>s ; eeeooa hos his YEA. N the old
u..g.- into a ran.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

.d.ey Z. .eses hcep9 h5ueY =
a 81 al - .lz= LIS. eE-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

! "a. me II ,s.nNS. aust. .s:sa sample
-, a; The factory. Nan >:ieei, / ".
ca and proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

The ios cabin II rHE ARKANsAw
ISA|tLtR will be one of the special at
fractions ot our safe Fair. Everybody
vi. visit IT and leave their shekels as coll
lateral Tor a Years subscription to the
s.va; Fslisioas weekly.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Twas dress maker looking a, bow
lesk,d h..:heT who remarked, My. what
twas limbs: how awfully they stand in
neeG Il i tuck and gore. - Bestes
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

!: would appear that the size Of New
lefs"y mosquitoes has no, been e>agger-
led. y Toledo man who came from
iaere says that the corns on their toes
;r.a>grc half an inch in diameter. To-
IL tlt.I.. III
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

/ woman went home on s,retcheI
i,am her pleasure trip 10 Atlantic CITY
tee.a,e a \ cure for mosquito bites. sh,
=. aaihed her legs with und,lu;ed car
| K ae,d R,aifV,d stu.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

y ,on s Webb Keep Ill the la,e>,
So, u stationery Then ,ouniet, are
II. with al the popular magazines.
res p..pers and perioaieals, and they are
'.aI carriers for blank books, writing
.>> etc
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LOCAL S2EVITIES.

me Potomac Fruit Growers Association
VIII give an excursion and exhibition Of
fruits. Howers, andve@etables ut Glymont on
next Friday.
a meeting OF the Board of Directors of the
Washington and Western Railroad Com
pany. is to be held, it is understood. in this
city, next week.
The trustees of the colored public schools
have been notified to meet the CITY School
Board Friday night week for q consultation
in reference to the condition of the colored
schools Of the city.
The transfer Of the schooner J. w GRAY
from Messrs. Kcmper and Mushbacb tuis'
tees, to Charles W. Rauch, for Il cons dera
!ioh OF 500, Was recorded at tn. Custom
House this morning.
Interesting services; in memory ofdeceased
members {. +. Stansblry and Mrs. Emma
Is. Markell-were held in Golden Light
i!oise' NO. ""I, Of Good Tcmplars, last
night There was large attendance of
members and the exercises were yrrv i'm.
prcssivc.
Messrs. Henry Bladder and J. Driefus tc-
gay levied upon the manufactured iron at
the Works of the Potomac Manufacturing
Company, in this city, for bills due for scrap
iron .GI furnished the Company. Mr.. Baader's
Dill Is $50, and Mr.. Drieiils' S173. Capt.
Archer Is absent in the north on business,
ana there is no doubt the bills will be paid
immediately upon his rerurn.
&. r. Price will have some fine salt wafer
taiors on his stand, in the market, to-mor-
row.
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BY Green Wise, Auctioneers.
[ loMMlSSlONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Ill pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of
thG city OF Alexandria in the chanccry cause of
I. j. Taylor, ST., w. +. Dennis, admir-. ct al the
undersigned will offer for sale at public auction,
at about IL m, on
SAl ukDAY, the 26th day Of August, 1882,
in front of the Court room, Market Ruilding nm
fairiax street. Alexandria, Virginia, ALL THE
LAND lying west of Tan Yard Ditch and cast of
Alfred street and south of tho Manassas GAP Rail
road, occupation to Hunting Creek, supposed to
contain ~ acres, but subject to survey.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue thereof in two equal pay-
ments at six and twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale; the notes Of the purchaser
with security and waving the homestead exemn.
ZION I'd he given therefor, and the title of the land
paid. JOHN NJ J6IiNS9S "''"'' -
S@i-S Commissioner Of Sale
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Mothers Mofhers MatharrllL

are you aiSturhed ut night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and cryium will lin
rNclurialing pain Of cutting teeth? if So, go al
once and gcta bottle of Mrs WINSIOW'S SOUrII.
ING ~ RUp 1t will Relieve the poor little suf
frrrr lmmcdiatrly-drpcnd upon it there is nc
mistake about 1t. There is not Il mother OH earth
wI" mas ever used it, VIII" will not tell you nj
"hcr li'l II Will regulate The bowels and give
rest {" the mother and relief and health To the
ch'ia' operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
Use III all c:lStS ana pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription "G one of the oldest and best f,-
male physicians and nurses in the United States
S"d everywhere. % cents Il bottle
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Alexandrla Oazette.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1G. ISIS.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Aug. Is, 1882.
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather, light local showers, variable winds,
shifting to westerly Slight rise followed by
slight fall in temperature.
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played this afternoon between the Reso-
lutes and the Drivers nine Tomorrow,
Thursday, the Alexandria Association nine
will play the Hooley nine, 81 Washington,
and Friday the Resolute nine will play the
Star nine, composed entirely of carpenters
from Risheill's planning mill. on the grounds
of the Resolutc club. There will also be a
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ROcKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
WESLEYAN FEMALE lNSTITIFFE

STAUNrON, VIRGINIA.
Opens September Goth, 1852 One of the FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THE UNI
TED STATES. Surroundings beautiful Climate
un,Ss,lrnaSSr;: iupis from eighteen States TERMS
AMONG TIE BEST IN THE UNION Roard
| Washing. English Course, Latin French, German
Instrumental Music, &C.. for scholastic year, from
! September to June. $1:}S For Catalogues writetu
Rev. WM A. HARRIS DID, Prcst.,.
jy3 twin Stauuton virn;n;.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND YIRGIE.Hi ADVERTISER

game on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock be-
tween the Waverly nine, of Washington,ant
Inc Association nine, on The Associations
grounds in this CITY.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICs, &c. k
LOWER CEDAR POINT
(Washingtcn's Coney Island !

LWashington's Coney Island)
SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
The Palace Steamer JANE MOSELEY will make
excursions to this Popular Resort, commencing
SUNDAY June %, leaving wharf foot of Prince ST.,
DAILY, except Mondays ut . a. m returning at
p. H. The management reserve the right to
take up any tickcls at boat and return money for
same. Positively no improper characters allowed
on boat or grounds. State-rooms reserved for
families.
Salt water bathing, fishing dancing on waxed
iloor etc, etc, and Shore Dinner Music by
Prof. Pistorio's Brass and String Band
Tickets (round trip so cents
For further information apply at Capt p b.
Hooc
Special arrangements made with s0cieties,
clubs and other organizations ie22-1m
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PoILTIcAL.-A goodly number of read
justcr politicians of this district arrived il,
this city to-day to attend the Congressional
convention of the party which meets at Ar.
mory Hall tomorrow. Among those prom.
inetly named for the nomination are Mcssrs
Eggborn, OF Culpeper, and O:Neal. of this
city. ID. A. Windsor, of this CITY. notwith.
standing his declaration that he is not q
candidate, has good many friends work
ing for him, among them Judge Jas. Same
ater, of Fairfax An effort will he made 70
make the readjUStcr meeting Tomorrow
night, at which H. Fl. Riddlebergcr is TO de-
liver an address, a big affair. ii. \. WAY
iand ana 1. t. Pinn will represent Alexan
drla county III the convention tomorrow.
a good deal Of interest is being manifest
ca IN the democratic ward meetings to he
hcld tomorrow night and it is thought
there will be large turn out Of voters.
PERsONAL.-Mr NJ. Mclean, of the Vir.
ginia Midland Railway, will leave here to-
night for Boston TO take charge of the dis
play at the exposition, to commence next
week in that city, of the splendid col
lection of minerals and cereals collected
along the line of Virginia's great railway
route.
= i3' ~: "oou, OF THIS city, and her
TREND, Miss Clara Rodameyer, of Baltimore,
are at waterford, Loudoun county.
Mrs r. w. Avery left here today for
Nelson county.
AN UNLUCkY SOMNAMBUIIST. - Mr..
James +. Palmer, of Arlington District
Alexandria county, well known and re-
sSpcctcd citizen. while asleep arose from his
bed one night this week and took walk
around his room, which is in the third story
OF his residence. Continuing in his somnam
buiisllc state he stepped out of the window,
falling TO the ground badly niuring himself,
1T Is thought internally. The injured man
IS IN critical condition. DIR. Gibson, of this
city, Is the attending physician.
When You feel out OF sorts. have the blues
melancholy. etc, il must beindigestion that
ails You. Browns Iron Bitters cures il
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EDUCATIONAL,
VIRGINlA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

Inns Weil-known State Institution having been
reorg,nizcd under tho act of March Ard I 800
ny the reelection Of the old Faculty, is prepared
TO supply the highest grade Of education, upon tho
best TERMS to those who desire the distinctive ad
EantaEcS OF this General Scientific and Military
school Session opens LIST September. For par.
tirI!arS address FRANCIS " SNrrW "a
ly222 S&Wtsep1 Superintendent
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r ALL TRADE. 1882

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ooree BILE lRN DC; tho best good
90 dozen CHECK GLASS TOWELS pr ;worthSl2
lin SKandNA
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-16

a MARYLAND FIGHT-Benjamin Mosher
and son, the latter road supervisor, and
Robert W. Brooke, justice of the peace,
and son. went out to work on road in
Maryland, opposite this city, yesterday
\ dispute arising. the party came to
blows. and regular Maryland rough
and tumble fight was in progress. The men
rolled about in the road, and at times could
not be seen through the clouds of dust sent
up into the air After the fray an investi-
CATION revealed that the younger Brooke
had very black and swollen eye: and. the
elder Mosher u broken arm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-16
EDUCATIONAL.
HNHE ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.

IS DUKE STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
II Fifth Session will begin SEPTEMBER both.
!oo2. Terms moderate for both boardin" and
uay pupils. The Principal will endeavor to give
the highest educational advantages to those com
United TO her charge. Calisthenics will be given
uaiiv, Tree OF charge to all pupils of the school
Address for circulars Miss NJ. E. DEAHL. Princi.
pal, alexandria, Va aug15-1m