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CHERRIFF's SALE.

CHERRIFF's SALE.
= By virtue of a writ of vendtioni Exponas, to
me directed will he exposed to Public Sale al the
Hotel of W. Frank Jefferson. in the Town OF smyrna.
Delaware on THURSDAY. the lSt day of June
1882, at ~ o'clock. T.. ~ the following kea Estate
to wiz: , =
land situated in Duck Creek hundred, Kent county
and State of Delaware. the northwest side of the
road leading from the state road leading from the
town OF smyrna to Dover to PARSONS Illl adJnlhlhg
lands of the heirs of john p. Reese deceased. and
lands of Alfred Hudson and lands OF Delaware Kali
rnad said 10 contain one HuRdrGd and NiHeig. TiCO
icrcs be the same more or less: the Improvements
upolf which is three-story brick dwelling house
with Il two story brick Dullullg. meat MOUSE d Two
story frame barn cattle she'd stables carriage house.
wagon house chicken house. peach orchard etc
n, ALI that certain lot. piece. parcel of land.
situated i'm the town Of Smyrna hundred and county
aforesaid Main street OF said town having front
dreJ and len feet. adjoining lands of the Farmers
Rank at Dover. lands OF Perry Demby ana other
Isnds said to contain Eight Thousand and -Four Hun
JreJ CoIgrc Feet Of Land be The same more or less
tho imuroyementS upon which is q one ana e-haIi
story frame dwelling house. with shed kitchen
attached. nj. =. -.,oo, ,,r ,,o-oo, Of LAM,
sitlaed I'm KentOn hundred. county ana State above
named oil the west Slde 81 Delawaie ~ n meIi
the town of Clayton. adl1ining lGhds oI pghWhrt
Rnlrnad und other lands said to contain Itro ana
GhnJ Icres Of Land, be the same m"Ie or less tht
iu'mToyemeuts upon which is large single'Story
frame Phosphate Factory stationary eliglht mechln
! ery for manufacturing phosphate, singleSItnrI
frame building used "r once ana caIleH'eiS S"'f
We ISAiI his right tile and interest in all tha
certain farm piece Or parce, M & " State Of pen
ware adjoining the town Uf smyrna Kn"Wl " Inv ti'
Cnttagedale Farm anH Salu % c",.a'n M O',' MR.
~ io,s The i'm movements upon which IS twn-Stor!
frame dwelling house barn, gralary criIs' Stables
| carriage house barracks, etc - ,. :
! Saj1sd and taken ia execution as the property
A. FnEn i FE III; MMINS and will he sold for cash
"'i '''N '''' THOMAS T. LACEY, Sheriff.
Sherie's OGcc Dorer. Dcl,
M1y 10, 1887 }
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~
Y.
J. B. COOPER,
.lC0OPER'S BUILDING.l
Cor. Main & Commerce StS.,
SMYRNA, DEL.
lCOOPER'S BUILDING

| withdraw for a while my
ltcmized Advertisement, and
merely say that my Stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Under
wear, Hosiery, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Groceries, Provisions.
Spices, Flour. Feed. Glassware.
QueCnSwarp, EarthenWalr.
Stonewarc, Flower Pots. Pipt
Flues, Cedar and WiIIowWarr.
Tinwarc, Lamps and Lanterns
Tobacco and Cigars, School
Books, Blank Books. Bibles,
Music and Hymn Books. Sta
tioncry, Fancy Papers, Cutlery.
Ropes and Twincs. Umbrellas.
Gents Furnishing Goods, and
the Great Variety OF MiscclIa,
neous Goods for which my Store
has been long noted, is kept
up to its usual standard.
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Et<IZ IN n.

Sixteen n~nths since eruption broke out on my
leg and both feet which turned Out to he Eczema.
and caused me great pain and annoyance. | tried
various remedies with no good results, until used
the Cuticura ReSOlvCnt internally and CutIrura ana
CuticurN Soap externally. which entirely cured me
so that my skid is as smooth and natural aS ever
LEN. NJ. FkAILEH. 81 South ST Baltimore.
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Maryland Items.

J. II. PrimroSc, ~!nyrna. Del,-BOOts,
Shoes, Hats and Trunks.
Harry Walker and George Kennedy,
Jr., have rented the Kennedy flour mills
at Sassafras.
Congress Hall, at Ocean City, will he
conducted this season by Robert Rennert
and l.. E. Ballard, of Baltimore.
Camp meetings have been announced as
follows: Camden, Del, July 2Gth: Con
cord, August Sd; Woodlawn, August 8th.
Senator Groome was the successful bid
der for the Easton town bonds, taking the
entire loan of $4,000 at q per cent. pre-
| MUM.
The Easton Journal gives the names of
| 26 lawyers-all members of the EastOn
BARN attendance upon the present term
of Court.
The Dorchester &c Delaware railroad
was transferred to the management of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company on We'd
nesday last.
Many farmers in Western part OF this
State are replanting their entire crops OF
corn, the continued rains having rOtted
the corn in the ground.
The Rev. Alpheus w. Wilson, who was
recently elected as a Bishop of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, began to
preach in 1852, but for several years he
practised law.
One crate of strawberries went on the
Delaware railroad Wednesday, and five
Friday The berries were shipped from
1 1. .Is.a al tn
some city north of Wilmington.
; We give below quotations of the Balti
more wool market rs furnished by Messrs
Brown, Bailey & Co., 13 Camden sreet
, rub Washed Wool, 35>G38; Fleece Wash
: ed Wool, 80, G33; Unwashed Wool, &c Cg28
; Ship building a most important industry
:. N Dorchester county, is having boom
Just now. There is plenty Of work il
: Cambridge, and some eight or ten vessel
!, are being built in the neighborhood o
Tdylor's Island.
Rev. George ). Gassner, for IA month
r past pastor Of Asbury NJ. f. Church, Girls
= tield has resigned to take charge 0
i Brandywine Seminary Episcopal Brandy
: vine. Del He will likely be succeede
, ny Rev. Vaughn Smith, who was appoint
K ed at the last session of the Methods
}. Episcopal Conference to Deals Island, bu
1 refused to accept the appointment.
} The campaign of Governor Hamilto
{ against his enemies in the Democrat
!: party in that State was formally begun i
, Baltimore Wednesday evening last at
| Reform Banquet" given to his Exec
9 eRcy. The creed of Che Governor as lai
I lown in a carefully prepared speech wa
} resistance to election frauds, to legislf
!, tive lobbies and to force party asses
! nents.p The affair was successful an
!, gives what is known as the Hamilton fa'
! rion standing with the two other factor
that divide the Democrats of Maryland.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

,-o,.pv METHODIST episcopal. -Sunday-PreachlnS
">t M 4 NJ and 734 Pm. sunday Sch0ol3" IN anu
~, ~ ~, PRAYER Meetng-Tuesdays at 7P?4 NJ. Kew
John D. Rigg Pastor
49, perrp's PROTESTANT rEPlsCoPAI.--Sunday- reaen
u ~ tt IO1 A NJ and "a Pm. WedneSday-.'4 & i, y"
Saints Dav-glA AN Sunday Sch"ol-@f'"' "0'
Nm B Gordon, Rector.
,,.'',,-rrpt, ,N-SundAv-PrcaChing a. l0'2 4 N: anu
FzI<rH sunday school, ?. NJ: Prayer Mtetils
rriiays at -, r NJ Rev. J. T. Cmsted Pastor
C,ruol,c-Odd Fellows Hall-Secon1 Sp.""3 i,T 3ier.
"Ny,.ry month az 10 \. Nj, and T. N. "''' WV
: Bradford, Pastor. ~
cevrrxNi,L METHODIST ErlscorAL e. ",|''|a in, ,,rn
iJay-Preachiug at ln'q \. VI. and Z T. NJ N'' '>'
II Waters, Pastor. ,,,
AftIf> a. a. NJ and -. P Vi Rev. Jacob W. ""N>
helms, Pastor.
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F. II BROWN, ESQ BarnN q
=CLsOFUL\ ORE.

Rev. DR. -, in detailing his experience with the
Cuticura Remedies SAID that through uiYine PrJti-
dence one of his ParS!iiunrr> cured of scr"fI-
l"uS sore which was slowly draining away his life
by the CutiCura ReSolVeut internally, and tutirura
and Cutcura soap externally. The poison that had
fed the disease was completely driven out
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crcpET SOCIETIES

,,.,,,,,, Ion;r. 40. r. \ i. y M.-M'ei> fi'> ana
"4Ef1di Mind Thursday evenings "t each m""'' at
o'clock. ,,.,-,,..,.,
MORNING STAR L0n's. 40. I" 10 - -
Eriduy evening, Al $ o'clock.
rxc,vpvexr. No.".-Mvels second anc
FonTth Tuesday evenings each MONTH cio'N
s,,vpx, CoxCLAvr No A., uRnEE "F hErT TAsofiS'-
Ws.,s 4yery "Wednesday evening. at - q eiocH'
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Notice TO Advertisers.

Persons having Advertisements. or |SmtIms Tl,,r4
,haos.ns IN their advertisements, iii the I'm ~,
viii please have them IN the office oy ''eS'''S
afternoon at ) y clock.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-24

MUSiC dllu hymn BOOKS. sta
tioncly, Fancy Papers, Cutlery,
Ropes and TWincs. Umbrellas.
Gents Furnishing Goods, and
the Great Variety OF MiscclIa.
neouS Goods forWhich my Store
has been long noted, is kcpt
up to its usual standard.
| will call special attention
however TO the following;
lst.--Carpete by Sample
from the Largest Stock in New
York, and at New York Prices.
My sales are steadily incrcaS-
ing in these Goods. Orders
filled in Three DAYS, CARPETS
mace ii desired.
2d.-Thc we'll known "Que"
Shirts. Excellent, Price re-
ducCd.
3d.-Kid Gloves. the Very
Best. Any Size or Shade
Ordered if my customers will
give me Three DAYS Notice.
tth.-Sewing Silks and
Twist, the Best Makes.
5th.-tndelwear, for La
dies, Gents and Children.
Gth.-Thc celebrated Per-
kins g. House Non Explosive
! Lamps.
7th.-Devoe's Brilliant Oil,
7 the Best Burning Oil made.
Sth.-He No Tea, a Pure.
Natural, Fine Flavored Tea
9th.-Landreth'S Garden
Seeds. Special pains is taken
to keep up a full stock Of these
well known Seeds, and any
thing not in stock will bt
ordered promptly. Othel
! Growers Seeds are also sold
1Oth.-A few Blankets
Ladies' Coats, Winter Shawls
Nubias, WOOllen Hose, ClOtl
Gloves, Fur Top Gloves, anC
other Winter Goods, will b,
sold at cost, for cash, unit
March Goth or 25th, when
not sold they will be put ava,
for the season.
llth.-S0me Pieces Of Ham
burg EdgingS marked dow
to give place to new stock.
12th.-Particular attention
is asked to the Book Depart
ment. | have a large variet
OF Poems and Miscellaneous
Books, for Children, Youth an,
Adults, and any Book pub
lished in this Country Q
Europe, if not in stock, can b
had in Il few days, and wi
cost the customer less than
ordered direct from the Put
fishers. Libraries and Sunda
= Schools supplied at as good
Discount as can be Ohtaine
from City Houses. Give NJ
Full Title and Style Of BinC
inc and there can be no mis-
. takes. There are plenty
!. witnesses to this. Music Book
by the Dozen or Hundred 9
5 Short Notice. Family an
;. other Bibles, and M.E.Hymna1
IS IS in large variety.
t" The above is enough. I'll
ID Public know my Store. Cal
ID j. B. COOPER.
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CUTICUISA.

The Cuticura treatment for the of Skin, Scalp
and Blood Diseases, consist in the internal use of
Cutcura ResOlvent. the new blood purifier, and the
external of Cuticura and Cutirura and Cutcura
Soap the Great Skin Cures Price of Cuticura small
boxes, zoe; large boxes. Sl00. tuticura Re>Ovent,
81 per bottle. CuIirura Soap, be. Cuticura Shaving
Depot, WEEKS 4 POTTER Boston, Mass
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House Keeper, Wanted.

Wanted, q Woman to take The charge of a small
family in the country-a middle aged woman pre-
ferred Reasonable wages paid. Apply at this
Office apr lpp
Smyrna times., 1882-05-24

EXPLORATIONS in search of the best place 10 procure
Spring Clothing are the order of the day. We
advise gentlemen hn wish To be successful in getting
to sci this NJ as a guide pos; and To Tower Hail
Nos 5l8 and $50 MARKET STREET, GARITkE,
MASTEN q ALLEN.
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Sanford's Radical Cure.
LIGHT MING
INIT FOR TAT"

MT FOR TAT
IN Lingauge more torcib}e han refined )
By THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Pretty witty Nelly Gray
TO her Billy said one day:
Let us go To the Tower dear,
But he whispered in her ear,
u" you don't"
Let me 60" She said. with you,
Fr,m the Tower to take a view
Others go: and why cant 2?
Still he made The same reply:
30 you don't
Tears from Nelly'S azure eyes
Fell like rain drops from the skies:
But. alas. y ,Or WeeEing Nell
Bill remarked. as fast they fell
80 y"' !out"
"UncIe died" said Nell, " last night,
Leaving me ten thousand quite;
Dearest Nell said Bill. well go;
40 sou don't"
"If ycu had TO the Tower gone
When asked You 80 forluru;
When YOU tn ,uyht I'd nary req.
should not 10 you have said
No you don't"
On his knees poor Billy fell
Crying Dearest. darling Nell,
will wed You" but she said.
With toss up Of her head.
NO you don't"
Then She spurned him with her toes,
And with thumb upon her nVsc.
Moving all her fingers fair.
Said again. with naughty air.
no you don't"
With heart by grief made sore,
Billy bulted thruugn the door,
Hearing Nell behind him shout.
Does your mother know You're 0ut2
No, she don't,
NOTE--All young gents who wish ~ wed
siirS made rich by unrle> dead
lfunt clothed ~ Tower Hall,
W" y"n would loudly call,
So you don't"
Other places you may Try,
With the hope To- cheaper buy.
But from Tower Halls way.
Facts will show if they don't say.
No YOU don't"
EXPLORATIONS in search of the best place 10 pr0cu
SPRING Cluthimg are the order of the day. v
advise gentlemen hn wish To be successful in getil
we'll suited with elegant goods for very little nnne
10 set this up as a guide post and go To Tower Hall
Nos 5l8 and $50 MARKET STREET, CARTE
MASTE% d ALLEN.
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| will call special attention
however TO the following:

lst.-Carpete by Sample
from the Largest Stock in New
York, and at New York Prices.
My sales are steadily incrcaS-
ing in these Goods. Orders
filled in Three DAYS, Carpets
made ii desired.
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LOCAL. BREVIlIES.

Al the public school tetcAers were pail CT
TO- Il y for the month OF February
The works of tho Potomac Manuf. .urog 20.
in this city sr being enlarged for the reception
# additional fu rnsces.
The funeral OF lie late Washington Byh:
will take plaes from hi, late residence Oh w oIfs
street tom ,rrow afternoon ct ) o'clcck.
Mr.. jacob Bohraus Of the Concordis received
lot Of crist splin g mint to-day. 81 the julipt
which were made with it were delicious. livery
thing in season can be had at the Cor jrdia.
Tha improvements 10 NJ. Pretzfeldet's store
on King street are progressing very satisfactorily
and about the first Of April he will reopen With
. magnificent stock Of new goode.
The twelfth annual commencement of the
medical apartment of Howard University. will
tske plsce in Lincoln Hsll, Washington. Tues
day night ext. III ong the graduates arc Ii
LleWe!lyn Harris and Richard +. Tarci!l, both
colored, Ct this city.
Messrs. B. Wheatley and Jsnlas Chatham,
have for several days past, had man and C .rls
ct work making the lanes leading to the ditfa:
ert CT M steries passable for vehicles. Two nov
bridges havs been built, 81 the lanes are bein &
filed up. In this work Su perintendent of Police
Coleman is giving ell the aid he can.
Two hundred and fifty lunches of fresh fsh
arrived at the fish wharf to day, ard sold IS
qaoted elsewhere in the Gaz ,tte. Several bald
ings are being erected on the wharf by MIR. 3
J. Keed aud Others. CASE Bienner has bsen
appointed special constable oflhe town during
the season. No shsd hsye yet arrived at the
wharf.
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LOCAL NEWS.

GIcaCH SERVICES, &c.. TOMORROW
firts: ChNrc!.-SerTioo at II a. u. By Rev.
!; Su.cr and communion.
s.. Pulls Chuch.-Scryica ct II a. N.
~ R3v, d. Norton and c9mmupiop.
Grace CENch.-SorVics at II o. Il. end
c1nmuoioa and saiv!oo at 1850 p. n. by Rev.
Il. T. Sharp.
81. .Nny's Church. Mas ct q. NJ. High
Mss and sermon at l ! q. n. ny Rev. Fathtr
OkaUe. Vesp,rs at .. rr.
first PfeSJWtcrian Church.-Servico al ! q.
n. b. Rev f. WnittIcsev.
N.c2el Presbyterian ChurcA-SarVCe at /
Q. n. and 1870 2. Ii. by Rev. Wa. DiL-
aii!le.
By.tst Ghwch-Ser7ioa G: II q. III. sod
7.3J ,. n. By Rev. J. +. Hutsor, Of Richmond
sunday School ~ $50 q. q.
.Nc'h Epis. Glmck-Scr7ico at II g. ILL.,
and $50 n. N. by Rev. d.. P0uIsoo.
.M:b Epis. Church So9th-Seraic, at | | e.
N and 7:3O .. m by Rev. Mr.. Kern.
Nth. Prot. CtWcb-SetVico q: / a. H. sn(
1.3J .. N, by R9v. Mr.. rfcadgaY.
frec Msth0dM Uurcb-Scr7co AT Il a. u
auI $50 p. N,
Germ1n Luthcraa Chuch-S,17io, O. ii
O. N 10 Eosii5h, by Rev. Mr.. Dtoeg,.
l2aag MEMS ChriSticM Association. Service
Of song and prayer ia the Frs. pres5gtsraa
Church ct 1870 p. m; Jail at = 2. H.. Aim!
Iousa at $50 ?. IL.
G5&pd Temperance Meeting Of tho R,ioru
Cub q. 7. "a.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, March l, 1882:
desire 10 cali tho attention Of ell parsons
who iatNnd to 81 toto tbs r5tail fab business 10
A'exqtd:l. this tp.iug TO :ho following law OF
this City Council, passed January -. 1882:
"Tha retail fish market shall be holden ip the
oily Mtikot, at srch piacs IS shall be prescribed
by the rules governing tie market. or elsewhere
about tho city By suy duly licensed persoD, tho
Mayor first approving such place as proper.
ANY person dssir1us of retailing fish within
the limits Of The city Of AcxaIdris sh,l first
procure li,euse therefor. and pay to tho
M.y1r of tho ely tex OF $40 per auoun."
| cons:rIa the above 10 neau that 81! persons
who bug en1 Sell fish wishio lhs limits of the
city shslI prccuto Iiosrs,. aud 10 oao will be
permitted 20 sell fish CD tho streets Without
!icsnse except those who actually c,leh the fish
themselves, aud 10 al! casts must the fish be
landed at FishtoIc, or como satisfactory a.
raDRcnent made With The lessee Of that whtrf.
mhl-G; J. I. BECKHAM. Mayor.
For general USE. RIVERSIDE PURIFIED
WHBKEY is recommended; price s. per gallon.
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Brought Gut Perfectly.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 80, 1851.
Il. II. WARNER 4 Co.: SrS had been
great tutfsrer !rom acute kidney disease.
"bIca my physciaos c'u'd rot cue, but short
TRIAL CT your SIZE kidasy and Liver Cu:o
hrCugh! u,o ou! 10 perfect health.
CHARLES II. GERHARD.
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RELIEF Hook AND LADDER CoMpANY.-A
regular meeting Of the RoIiof Hook sud Ladder
Company was held last night. with G so. Wisa,
Vic, President. in the chair. aud Julian Moore,
Secretary. Three Alarms of lie wero reported
BY the Recorder for tho month OF Febru:ry, and
committee to make arrangements for fsir,
to be CONNER I'd about the first of May, wos
srp1iDted, and the meeting &C turned.
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DEAD.-lo our obituary poiic IS will be found
the announcement of the death, 10 Wssh: 90.
this morning, Of MIS-. Mary Ann Mafs;elsor,
WAC fer msuy years resided on south Fairlsx
street, 10 this ci y. Mrs. Nj. had been tor 9
long time an invalid. her eyesighs. among other
symptoms Of tijsolution. having almost entirely
failed hor. She was we'll known to all the old
residents of The city, who will regret TO hcsr Of
her deah. She was SIS years of ago.
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Mr. HENRY ScawARZ. buyer fur Mr.. l,
EIcRE sRG. is now ir New York stteDdiog the
d,fereut su,loDs and writes that be has sue
caeded 10 making several bargains in Dress
Goods. Lincns 40. lie has also pulch:s. d
several hundred d,z,ns Of Kid Cloves, which
will be sold at less thsn halt ptlc'. these
good will all arrive here on Monday.
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f6s Wect.e- Pro5a5Ihie;. Mar. 4 1852
FoT the Middle Atlantic States fair weather
during the day, followed during tho night by
ou!y and threGtening we ather End probably
rein By Sunday. winds shifting 10 northeast 81 d
s.u.heast, slight rise in mpers!uro. and Oh the
aosst .isng followed By falling barometer.
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PERsoNAL.-Msi. w. B. Brockctt. Of Nav
Orleans, arrived here Thursday night to attend
the funeral of bis aged mother, Mrs Ell ,both
B:ocket', which tork place yesterday moraipg
MIR. Carroll Ashby has been appointed 10
take charge of the business cEice of the bot
ting department. of PJrtper's brewery, 10 this
city, vice MIR. Chrisiiaa Waller, to 90 TO Ntrtb
Carolina.
Mrs. w. I. Gantry and children are visiting
friends IN Charlotte sville.
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B0Ogs, sTATE0NERY, etc.
Wonders Will Never Cease

Gao Of tho latest illustrations is the NEW
CAPILLARY FOUNTAIN PEN, for sale Of
FREsCN's, 90 d. a5 KING STREET.
Price 25 cents.
Think Of the comfort Of months writ VI i!h
one nlirg. and ali for 25c.
The LITTLE GIANT SCROLL SAW is
another CT IN olete outfit: patterns, three extra
SAWS. awl and large pattern sheet; everything
comnlete; PC. Saws without the patterns TO-.
Prt Gtsble and Instructive amusement
just received 10000 ENVELOPES; all
coicra, sia'B and qlality; the chespeet lao Of
Envelopes ever ohered in ihia city.
An entirely new line Of COLOR&D BILL
HEADS; Ten dill srent tints; very handsome
snd cheap. Also, in oil colorF, the new PAT
ENT ENVELOPES and CIRCULAR com.
bined.
mh2 GEO, FRINGE
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE Mrs. JANNEY.-
The funeral Of Mrs. Mahlon II. Jappey, whose
death occurred Thursday l,st, took place ct 10
o'clock to-day and was largely attended, The
deceased lady having large crclo of friends.
Rsv. Mr. Safer. Of Christ Church, ofioiatcd,
assisted by Rev. Ii. T. Sharp. CT Grace Church.
The pail bearers were: MeSsrJ. John NJ. Johr-
500, A. A. War6ald, Leonard Marbury, G. J.
w. Summers, @. VIM. R:m.sy sod 8. III,
Smythe.
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SALE or A SASH AND BLIND FAcroRY.-
MIR. T. r. Llcae, suctioHeer. sold ted ~ for Mr.
Jsmos IL. Reid, trustee. the building, mschi-.
merry. fixtures &c, now operated by Mr.. L. V,
Rishoill as plsoiDg mill, sash and bird factory
to Mr.. +. l.. Brookett for 1900.
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HE MARKET Th,ro was better supply
OF vegetables aud other articles in the marke.
this morning than there hes bsea for several
Saturdays past. Except for green vegetables,
chsnged The fish market was also WILL sup.
PIED. The prices were Book 40c per bunch,
white porch do per bunch. yellow .re;ch 25c
per bunch. herring IS, per bunch of six, mul.
lets ard cstfsh 10a2Cc per bunch. The wholg-
sale prices Of fab at the fish wharf this morning
were: Rock snd perch 44o Fer bunch. herring
at the rate Of Sis per thousand, and allow perch
IS, per burch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

NJ. Il. CHURcu.-The revival services OF tho
N. E. Church in this city continue with mark.
d interest. Tomorrow will bethe last Sabbath
in the present confsreL ca year. and special in
terest will therefore characterize the OCCASION.
ReV DR.. Poulson. the pss.cr. will preach o! II
g. m on THE whole Armor of God" and at -
0, on 1.-THE overthrow of the Bsbyloni:h
King" The singing will be led by Mr.. II. B.
Lewis, of Bstimtr,. At the Quarterly Con-
ference last Monday night, G unanimous request
was made for the return of DR.. Poulson to the
psstorate Of this church for next year, and also
sn invitation for the next session OF the Virginia
Annual Cor ference to meet in Aleysndris, in
81 srch, 1888
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

FAIRFAX County LODGE OF COOP TEN
AES.-ihc County Lodge of Good Templars
81 Fairfax met Thursday ct Falls Church and six
VI Tie eight lodges 10 tho Jurisdiction weIe
T;sEFSs'nted. A. w. Armstrong. of this city,
GOuai9 Iepalar, presided with G. w. Hawk.
Nofs acting Secretary.
{, ueIdln Light, No. 3G21. vas represented by
eGF.ecn delegates. Considerable routine bus:-
less vas transacted. committees on extension
VI me Oder msking encouraging reports. A
'aOp'Sion for substituting semi-anou,l SEES
I IGos '1r quarterly was defsa!ed. Oa call OF
;.oS'S' delegates generally reported their lodges
~ prosperous condition. The County Tim
~, r'a' 'nado Varbs! report OF the condition oil
1%s O;deF representing it IL favorable light.
-" ~, "3Ek 10 this city Wis SPIT caly commended.
Inc De"S OF the psssag, of the local option
, ,Ia " the House OF Delegates was the cause
u, much congratulation and tho following resc-
'1Iou was unanimously adopted:
M; - .1Ved, bat this County l. ,dge has heard
s "an unieened qualification snd joy of the pas
I'nT oy the House of Delegates of the genera
,W.a' Unlon law and ne desr, to express our az
SS,s.iaNo0, IS temperance workers. of the active
III .pIl 2lVe1 the bill by our representative
u iOu' II; H. Esrr. sid our esteemed brother
i,; ou' D.. N. Stubs. Of Gloucester. The
Ii.rna' OF Iecsl cp:ion have had in tbes, ger.
a able champions of thor cause.
A.G G.Hak was selected for tbs June session.
s.r nusf remarks for the good of the Order BY
'''a members, the County Lodge adjourned.