Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-25
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND YIRGINIA AINERTISFR
LOCAL BREVITIEs

y series of revival services are being he'll,
i'll the NJ. +. Church.
Mr.. Timothy Ryan Of the V. NJ. K. W
whose illness has been noticed is recovering
The condition of Mr.. John Slater wht
was stricken with paralysis yesterday NOR
ming, continues unchanged.
The intermediate examinations at ths
Theological Seminary are unavoidably post
! poned until the week after Easter.
The row Of old frame shanties on Soutl
/ Fairfax street, between Gibbon and Frank
! lin are being torn down.
| The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Mason:
OF Virginia will hold their next convocation
at Harrisonburg on the 10th of June.
! Col. George j. Foreacre. formerly of the
/ Virginia Midland Railway, has been made
superintendent of the Georgia Pacific Rail
! road
Mr.. ". II. Masters is in New York on
business connected with the Borden Coal
Company. Of which he is the Georgetown
agent.
marriage license WAS issued in Wash
ington yesterday 10 William H. Shepard
and Rachel Ann TrammeIl. of Fairfax
| county.
A daughter of Mr.. II. L. Robinson, while
skating on a pond near her fathers residence
at Broad Run. Fauquier co., yesterday, fell
and quite seriously injured herself.
Mr. John Studs gave very pleasant
dancing party at his residence. near West
End, last night the occasion being the re-
turn from their wedding trip of his cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Studds
Mr.. c. c. Smoot has bought of Mr.. +. f.
FRESHMAN, through Messrs Green K Wise,
real estate agents. the vacant lot on the
northeast corner of Prince and Columbus
| streets. for $500 cash.
The University of Virginia has made
onancock centre for holding the univer-
sltS local examination and Mr.. +. p. Brent
has been appointed local secretary of the
Examining Committee. The place we think
is rather Off centre
The Corporation Court met this morning
nut without transactinS any business adj
lourncd till Saturday when Gen. w. H..
l'ayne will argue the motion for new trial
in the case Of Hammersly VS.. Y. NJ 4. w.
Co., which was recently decided against that
company.
At The session of the National Agriculture
al Society in Washington Yesterday paper
was read by Prof Scott, of Virginia, on
Laws Views of Fertlity." A resolution
was adopted authorizing the President and
Secretary to confer with other State societies
with regard TO the practicability of holding
a con)olnt fair during the coming season.
row occurred at the colored school
| house on South Pitt street last night. during
a panoramic performance, in which color
cd man named Stuart had his head badly
cut by another named Madela. The City
School Board has tried in vain to get entire
possession of this building and stop all such
occurrences by putting it to its legitimate
Use.
A=.y"CrTrllIs MEMORANDUM Our.uau
Standard Calicos hy the piece or yard,
cents per yard.
| standard Shirtings and fast color prints
i cents per yard.
| wide CretoDs at S! cents per yard.
Book folded Ginghams at 6}cts. per ward
Book folded Ginghams, best made at S cts,
per yard
Red Flannel at lie per yard
White Flannel at l0c per yard.
Turkey Red Table Cloth at 40 cents Der
yard
Yard wide Bleached Cottons sc per yard.
Yard wide heavy fine Bleached Cottons
Sc per yard.
Best English hook folded Cheviols at lec
per yard.
lThcse goods formerly were retailed at "a
cents per yarl.)
Full l0-4 Honey Comb Quilts at 80 cents
piece, former prices S1.75l
Best Jouvins' Kids, 2 Buttons SIC ONLY
Elegant Childrens fancy Hose sc pair.
Elegant Merino and Cashmere Hose &c.
per pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains 20, q and %
cents per pair.
Embroideries and Hamburg Edgings
slightly wet and solid, at half price.
From one week only this sale will be GO
ing on, as after that we take our Inventory
and they will be put back in our regular
stock. Call early and give us look.
| jan 25-lw /. EICHBERG,
Mr., Hugh l.. Kidd, Manchester, Va, SAYS
Il derived great benefit from Browns Iron
Ritters in dyspepsia and loss of appetite
8a5H FIRE, SMOKE AND WATER live
have just received advices from onr buyer, who
attended the large and extensive sale at the fire
ut Hood, Bonhright & Cos. al Philadelphia and
| has succeeded III getting large lot Of the good:
al Of course immense sacrifice.
! The stock consists of CalicOrS, Flannels, FOWL
| Ings. Blankets, Ginghanls, Bleached Cottons and
L great many goods loo numerous to mention AL
OF which will be here By Mondays steamer. LooE
out for great aud large LOT Of Bargains.
jan4O.1w l. EIcHrERu.
The PROBLEM SoLvED.-One hundred
and fifteen popular songs eight full page
portraits of notable singers, comnlete 6iog
raphies Of the best known composers and
singers forming book Of 20S pages, 1Ox12!
inches, handsomely bound, for so cents; il
cloth, 81, can be found at +. l.. EANAuKEN's
Music Store, "A King street, Alexandria
Virginia who has also something new-I.itho
graphic Sheet Music, handsomely engraved
and autographed by new patented process