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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-05-17


was, or by design, she will no
remain silent.
STATE NEWS.
Vicksburg, Miss, IL to have
water works.
A case Of varioloid is report
ed In Natchez.
The wooded lands of Missls'
sippi comprise 100000 acres.
The oat crop in Scott county
IL unusually promising and for
ward.
A convention Of druggists is
called to meet at jackson on the
18th of June.
Some of the Hancock county
farmers have begun to clip and
ship their wool crop.
Mr.. Frank James aud Miss
Susie zealy were married at
McComb City May LIST.
Corn around CofEeeville Is
booking fine and stands Of cot.
ton are reported first class.
Farkas, the wife murderer Of
VicksburP, has been granted q
new trial by the Supreme Court.
A lot of stock Of all kinds is
dying in portions Of Tate coun-
ty from some unknown disease.
Work will begin in . few days
lon the East Pearl Railroad
bridge on the Northeastern
road.
Father Ryan returned to his
home in Biloxi last week, after
several months travel in the
North.
The Mississippi Lumber Com
pany will soon erect a large saw
mill at Garnersville, on the
Pearl River.
The people of Kosciusko
have contributed $500 to the
storm sufferers in Choctaw
county. Walden sent $115.
The list of dead from the re-.
cent cyclone in Mississippi, num-
her about 200, while the wound.
led is about double that number.
Gov. Lowry has commutedI
the death sentence of James
Woods and Ben Fletcher, of
Natchez, to the penitentiary for
life.
Hon. A. b. Hurt, of Mississip.
hi, and Mas Bella Wall, of
Richmond, Va, were married at
the home of the bride on the
|25th ult.
A young brakeman of Me-
Comb City, named WIN. Ayers,
He'll between tho cars at Crystal
Springs Tuesday morning and
twas crushed to death.
Real Estate Agent Jayne, of
Jackson, is in correspondence
with a capitalist who wishes to
100000 acres of land
for colonization purposes.
The Patron of Husbandry, of
has suspended pub.
hication. The Observer says q
stock company win buy the pa
|per and remove 1t to Meridian.
u. G. Macarthur will be the edi-
tor.
The Greenville Times states
THAT at Eureka, in Sunh0wer
county, lately, Robert Lowry,
[son Of the late DIR. VIM. Lowry,
land nephew of the Governor,
attacked Mr.. Raiford with Q
knife, when the latter fired a
bullet through his arm, which
has since been amputated.
The State Dental Association,
|at their meeting in jackson,
last Tuesday, elected the fol-
loving officers for the ensuing
year: G.. w. Rembert, Presi.
|dent; w. w. Westmoreland,
1st vice.President j. A. Wat.
Son, I'd Vice.P President Il. B.
Robbins, 3D. VICE President ; p.
(E. Spisks, Corresponding Sec
|retary n. j. Miller, Recording
Secretary Js u. Miles, Treas
|urqt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-05-17
LET JUSTICE BE 0 n

Capt. s. M. Thompson, editor
of the Oxford EAGLE, was shot
and instantly killed Ynesday
evening last by Q. II. Butler,
town marshal. 1t Is stated that
Thompson was resisting arrest
at the time. Central.
The above misstatement of an
important fact connected with
Rt;,e last moments of Capt.
Thompson had Just as we'll be
corrected at once. and we hope
that our friends of the press
who have given currency to-
this statement, will also give
currency to our correction of
Ii. It is, that Capt. Thompson
scos not resisting arrest. He
might very justiflably have done
30 because the officer making IL
had no wdrramt and because his
prisoner had committed no of.
fence within his hearing or
pTepence.} His offence was,
having some few moments be-
fore, in another part Of the
town, when the officer was not
present, addressed some abu-
sive language to a citizen who
was passing, and who, it 10 be-
lieved, had complained to the
officer; and for this, he was fol-
lowed, overtaken, aud arrested,
selling the officer who arrested
him "all right" The officer
said q good deal to him after
arrest, the purport Of which has
mot yet transpired. But it is
believed, the officers remarks
we're Of al insulting and goad.
ing character to his prisoner,
causing him, flushed as he was
with strong drink, to stop and
refuse to 60 further At the
time he was shot there was an
abundance Of lockers on near
by. who couldrand would ii they
had been asked to do so, have
assisted IN conveying the pris-
oner. The unanimous verdict
of every fan .minded man fai
miliar with ths affair, or who
has heard anything of the testi1
mony, is, that the oficor clothed
m a little "brief authority" kill
ed Capt. Thompson, not because
be resisted, nor because it was
necessary; but did so on account
Of malice, arising from previous
erudge, and that in doing SO bel
Was encouraged by persons of
vastly more respectable stand
Ing in society than himself. Let
/ also be carefully borne in|
mind, that Capt. Thompson az
he time WA, and was we'll
- - 4 x~x-0.. ~...I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-05-17

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sAndEL poobk TnonrsoN.
ION Of Bryant B. and Harriet
B. Thompson, was born in JEFF.
ferson, Cherokee county, Ala.
|bams, March 10Th, 1912. His
ancestors on both sides, were
plain respectable people of the
agricultural class. Both his
grsndfathers we're captains in
the American Revolutionary
war, and subsequently pension.
ers until their deaths. His
father died when Sam was a
child, leaving a1xidov and eight
children, three ind Ave
: :! : : ! = !; ! !. : : : !
1.-TWO OF whom
lame spriut.
n AFTER.
news.
heir ia.
AZ w 10 DO NJ esteemed
ind in1 citizens. Victor
die At his home at Savannah,
e1ee, = iittle over one
70, and his younger
Rf6ther, Sam, hasJ gust gone sud
denly TO . premature grave.
III 1880. having not vet reach
Ia lie nee az 1s wears * bel
came the editor and proprietor
|of the H0LMns CoUNrY DEMO-
SIX months later he was|
to Miss Eliza A. Wood
Young Thompson's paper was!
fhe first 10 hoist the name Of
Davis for the Presi.|
|dency Of the Confederate States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-05-17
CIRCUIT COURT.

siding, Oapts James ~. Tant,y
District Attorney, prosecuting.
We give below the civil cases.
disposed of at this term of the1
court:
Mary Kirkpatrick. VS.. Geo,1
and Il. II. Miller, continued.
H. A. Barr, vs.. Levi Hope,y
continued.
&. NJ. Apperson VS.. Levi
Hope, continued.
Mary Kirkpatrick, admx., vs.
Geo. and Il. II. Miller, coniinu-|
ED.
j. Fl. Athy VS.. Jones aud
Montgomery, passed.
w. G.. Pettis Va. Board of Su-
pervisors, continued.
Schoofeld, Hammer & Co.
vs.. Newt. Robinson, guardian,
continued.
NJ. j. j.. Morphis VS.. ID. Msyes
& Co.
Browning s. Son VS.. Colum-
bus Gray, ct. ais, set for I'd
Tuesday.
Frank Quarles vs.. Holowell,
continued.
W. H. Terrell VS.. b. G. McKie,
continued.
II. NJ. Sullivan VS.. Higgin-
botham, continued.
j. T. Avis VS.. @. st. L. s. N.
o. Railroad, jury and verdict
for plaintiff.
jenkins VS.. Archibald, set
down to head of docket.
g. L. Crofford vs.. Beanland
and Bailey, dismissed.
Mrs. O'Brien VS.. G. E.. Butler,
Jury, verdict for plaintiff.
B. 8. Jumper VS.. @. st. Z 8
N. o. Railroad, set for Tuesday
+. w. Westmoreland VS.. Dr.
Collins, compromised.
Lester VS.. King, passed.
J. b. Pate s. Co., Va. j. T all
Wis, set for I'd Tuesday.
j. w. Moore VS.. Cal dwell,
continued.
Jacobs & Hexter We. Can't
well, verdict for B. f. Houston!
III. NJ. Sullivan vs. Board Of
Supervisors, Judgment of the|
court below affirmed.
s. @. Wilson VS.. Davis, judg.]
ment by default.
Vanden Bros vs.. Robinson|
leave to amend.
A. NJ. Graham & Son vs.|
Moore, dismissed.
Myer VS.. Burney, Judgment
Pettis s. Showers, VS.. Burney,
Judgment.
Bank of Oxford, VS.. Burney,|
G. r. Hill, VS.. Burney, judgl
ment.
Blakely 81 Moss VS.. B. Avent|
and son, judgment for B. and W..
Pettis & Stowers, VS.. j. Wall
tiers, leave to amend.
billiard VS.. Hull, passed.
Mrs. Wilburn VS.. Wilburn,!
passed.
Ward VS.. Young, judgment
Mcfarland s. Cloud VS.. Hig
ginbotham, jury and verdict for
defendant.
Tom Cozart vs.. Arch Rich
mond, dismissed.
Breghman s. Co, vs.. Battle,
judgment. +
Breghman 4 Co., VS.. Battle, I
Judgment.
Breghman g. Co., VS.. BssStle,
Breghman & Co.. VS.. Battle,
Judgment.
Breghmsn & Co., Climosfs,
Judgment.
Breghmon & Co., VS.. Dacus,
Judgment. +
A. g. & A. B. Treadwell VS.
Lpseonmb, judgement.
A. @. & A. b. Treadweii vs.y
Bufofd, judgment.
A. c. q A. b. Treadwell vs.I
BufOrd, Judgment.
A. G. 4 A. B. Treadwell vs.2
CLARK, judgment. /
Al. 9. & A. B. Treadw ell vs.}
|Buford, judgment.
A. & A. B. Treadwen vs.p
|Pettis, Judgment. 1
a. @. &. A. B. Treadwen VS. !
llsoin, judgment.
Hirch Fibleman & Co., VS. I
Ningo Thompson, Judgment.
Hirch Fibleman s. Co., STONY
Harris, judgment. (
Hirsh Fibleman & Co.. VS.. b.
INV, DacuS. INDIGNANT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-05-17

|he is still waiting for his com.
mission TO be signed, the un.
favorable reception of his nomi.
nation having led to some hest.
|tation at headquarters.
Colonel Thomas Ochiltree, OF
Texas, is a prominent citizen,
and his name is frequently in the
papers. His political influence
IFS doubtless large in seine quar-
tiers, but l am grleved that il
does not prevail in all the ex.
|ecutive departments Of the
government. A recent Incident
was very touching. Colonel
|Ochiltree had been appealed to
by a personal friend to prevent
the issue of an order in a GER
tain Department. will not say
which one. The order had been
prepared by a subordinate
officer, when Colonel Ochiltree
appeared ON the scene and de-
that it be withheld.
you are a member of Con-
|gress," said the officer. II will
|consent to consider the ques-
zion again, and will submit it to
the secretary Colonel Ochil,
tree went away thinking thar
bis friend was all right, and the
department officer went to the
and told him about
the matter. When he heard the
name Of the Congressman he
calculated, "What! Tom Ochil.l
Tree; Ochiltree, of Texas, is itf
that order at once.n And,
khs-same,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-05-17

If You want Deeds in Trust,
callEAGLE office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

HABEAs CORPUS. - George Williams,
charged with indecent conduct al the sta
ton house about week ago, WAS brought
before Judge \. B. Meade yesterday after
noon al i've o'clock upon writ OF haheas
corpus. Mr.. S. G. Bren, appeared for the
prisoner and Leonard Marburv, ESQ, for
the Commonwealth. After hearin" The ar.
gnmcut Of counsel, the Court being of the
oplaion that tho prisoners detention was
legal, rcmanded him 10 Jail. Upon the
motion Of counsel for prisoner that he be
oa!Ied, the Court fixed his ball 1t $500 FIR
lls appearance at the next term OF the Cor
poratiou Court TO answer judgment Up 10
the present time no bail has been given.
4 decision Of the Court Of Appeals having
oeeu quoted 10 the effect that the disgust
ing affair, In violation Of good morals and
common decency, for which the prisoner
had been sent on by the Mayor 20 tho grand
jury, was not an inGlctable otIense under
tho statute or Al the common law, Judge
Meade, in refusing 10 dischargG the prisoner
said: IF on every page Of every volume
Of the Virginia reports there was su2h q
decision, would disregard tho DECISIONS
IN order that the Court Of Appeais might
have chance 10 review aud reverse them. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

YOUNG MuRDERER.-In Grand Rapids 8
few days ago two.year-old boy named
Eoeswinkcl, apparently jealous because the
seVcn-week old baby occupied his mothers
attention, struck the baby with L small stick
on the head. The blow was not severe
enough to produce even discolored bruse.
hut ii happened 10 fall upon exactly tie
point where the brain Of a baby is least pro-
tccted, producing Il conclusion from which
the baby died .--Detroit Post and Tribune
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

ST MARY's CHURCH. FAIR.-The fair for
thc benefit Of St. Mays church attracts
large crowds nightly, and the interest in
the contest for the cane being voted for is
on the increase, Last night the vote stood
rs follows:
Goli headed cane-M &. Harlow, H.
Il. J. Daipgerte!d, 81, George A. Aushhacb,
IS, Z. l.. Caruo. l., John Purcell 90, John
Lanuon, la, J. $. 3. Thompson, l, T. II.
Ficklin, 10. Henry Strauss 10, j. 2. Agnew.
g, C. I. Rowland, 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

COUNTY CoURr-Judgs Jamss S,n9stgt
preSta'ng. Com. VI. Francis Carter; on
.ndctm"nt for nuisance jury from The city
a. :cii"ws: Charles Dearborn. Basil Draw
mer, Michael German, William Darev.
S&mn"l Jefferson. J. 7. Boyd, James 6.
Grimes, =. T. Cox, J. l.. Dyson, T. W
A3h"y, }. K. Nickiin and j. NJ. Reislcy;
CEse III Progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

The congregations of the Middletown and
Odessa del. NJ. E. Churches have recently
paid to Rev. B. F. Price balance of salary
which has been owing him since 1913 The
original sum was but S43, and principal and
interest now amount 10 SIP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

The WASHINGTON FIsH WHARF.-Mr.
K A. Golden, he Washington fish dealer,
WAS yesterday flied $50 or 80 in each
case, Tor landing fish at one wharf when an.
Other wharf had been designated by The
commissioners for such purposes. The case
has i'ren carried up from he Police Court,
on appeal. u THO Criminal Court, where it
vii! uol be heard until the season is over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

Police AEPoRT.-Last night WAS CLAIR
aud cold. There were one prisoner and
three ledger in the station house.
Dcniau!a J:!rist, colored arrested by On
Ger La;lcn, charged with being drunk and
ulsordeliy, was fined IS and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

DEaD.-Charies Guy, Il we'll known col
ored man. having resided In This city many
Years, Gicd NJ his residence, near the canal
basin, last night For a long time he WIS
employed by Mr.. John G. Phillips in driv-
In4 one Of that genllcmans carts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

A Jersey minister was arrested at the
Easter services at Trinity Church, New
York, by Il detective, who took him for a
pick pocket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

NEW ENGINE House -Bulh boards Of the
tlly Council last nighL adopted resolution
authorizing the Committee on Public Prop.
erly To purchase a lot situated on the west
side OF st. A-aph street, between King and
Prince, or any other lot recommended by
his executive Committee of the Columbia
steam Fire Engine Company. a. suitable
s!tc Tor new engine house for that com
naDy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

An attempt to wreck tho train from Columbia
). C.. near Charlotte n. C., was msde on Sunday
The engine Was thrown from the rails and TIT
engineer dashed from the cab with some bruises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

WEATHER PRCBABI.LriEs. March Is lS9::;;.
tyrt:o Middle Atlantic States iai. weather, north.
-.ty w!ad. becoming variable $ts!ierarc o. lower
temperature. higher pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

CRAZ&p oY FEAR.-The schooner Mary
Van ;-!iet, which passed this city yesterday
Tor Washington from the West Indies, had
on hoard man named Philip Braselev,
who became rnving manic while en- route.
ilc inun lost his mind on account of fright,
s0peFinGuced hy severe storms which were
encountered 10y the vessel at sea. It was ne
ces>a:y "a iron him in the hold Es was
seal 10 ihc Government Insane Asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

Dr. ". J. Ncwhill, Carriers Creek, says
Il use Browns Iron Bitters extensively in
my practice and consider II an excellent
ionir.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE SALE

One of the most eligibly located and desirable
RESIDENCES In the city Of Alexandris. Is offered
.ur sale
The dwelling contains twelve hne ROOMS with
bath room, kitchen, wash house, &C., aud the
grounds are spacious. handsomely laid of and
havs on them due grape arbor, aud various kinds
ii bcariug fruit trees.
FIVE most desirable BUILDING LOTS, trout
ing % feet Prime street, will he sold separate
~ or as whole on advantageous terms
For further inioruation, terms &c, &c. apply
to either DR.. n. n LEWIS, or EDGAR SNOW.
Den, Executors of the estate Of the late J. b.
Brent. oct1p-.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

CANAL FREIGurs.-The question OF canal
f:e!ghts remains unsettled. The companies
previously shipping forSl per ton continued
doing 80 yesterday, and seventeen boats
leti Cumberland. Two companies the Con
.oii'!a,!on aud the Maryland, shipped
through 10 Georgetown at ninety cents
per ton. It is said the shipping agents
1t the Biacn Avon and Georges Creek Cos.
Hre paying one dollar per ton. It is the
genera! Impression that ninety cents per
Ton will be tie current rate this summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

WANTS 10 CoMPEoMIsE.- Among the pc
i!tions presented to the City Council last
nl@ht MAS one from Mr.. s. J. Reed Offering
to withdraw his suit against the city for
damages IN falling 10 receive the of1al at the
d-h wharf during his lease Of that property
upon The Corporation assuming the court
charges and paying him 800. The paper
was accompanied by Il communication from
The Mayor calling attention TO the matter,
bnth Of which were referred TO the Finance
COmElilign
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

TIE Hop given last night at NcBurney' s
Hall by some OF the young gentlemen of
the city was decided success, and it is bu,
seldom that 80 many beautiful, graceful and
lovely women and gallant beaux assemble
as were present at ih. entertainment. Tie
room WAS handsomely decorated with dow,
srs, fags, &c., and pair OF large wooden
spoons marked the "sUooney corner" The
dresses worn BY the ladies were particularly
handsome, and many OF their costumes were
rich, beautiful aud artistic. The club OF
gentlemen who have given series Of these
entertainments during the season. deserve
great credit for their successful Efforts to
entertain in such u pleasant way the young
ladies of tho city aud their visiting guests
many OF whom last night were frnni other
cities in Virginia IS well az from other
States. The management last night WAS
under the control OF Mr. Robert E. Jaunrv,
and Pref. Weber's orchestra dispensed fne
music. Dancing was kept up until twc
o'clock this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28
WALNUT FLOOR STAIN,
" EnR

WALNUT FLOOR STAIN,
w FOR
STAINING HALLS, STAIRWAYs, AND
the Floors of Rooms 1t is desired to remain un.
carpeted.
1t is Of 3 rich Walnut color, can be applied by
anyone, dries quickly, will last for y,ars. and
needs only an occasional wiping up with hot water
and soap to keep it bright and GLOSSY looking.
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS PER GALLON.
One Gallon will stain from 400 to 600 square
feet, depending upon the comparative smoohness
Of the flooring. Packed for shirment in one, two,
three and five gallon patent, boxed cans. No
charge for cans. Prepared only by
JASHEY & CO., Druggists,
mh22 Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

A RARE CHANCE shall offer At private
n sale for 80 days only. the entire lot Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of Parlor Dining.room. and Bedroom
Sets Carpets, Stoves, Mirrors and Utensils of all
kinds will sell piece by piece or in sets. Bar.
gains may be expected.
Mrs. SIMON WATERMAN,
Royal street. two doors North Of Hydranlion En-.
CINE House. mh16
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28
ITO CLOSE OUT BUSINESS.

ITO CLOSE OUT BUSINESS.
We will offer our stock Of goods, embracing
China, Qurensware. Glass. Wood, Willow and Tin
ware, Lamps aud Fixtur-s and lut of Toys and
Fancy Goods AT COST FOR CASH from now
until MAY lst, and what romans unsold at Chat
date will OFF, III AUCTION.
Dealers in small way will do we'll to call on
US, If wanting anything in our line; will sell them
CHEAPER than they eau buy IN Baltimore.
Any nue wishing to engage IN the business, we
will offer them great Inducements in the pur.
chase of our ENTIRE STOCK. Have no unsafe
allie gnnd5 On hand, and our store is located or
Of the best corners for business on King street
ANY one desiring ~ confer with US in regard to
the above. will call at our store from 1890 TO lao
o'clock p. m, or from 6 to 10 o'clock p m.
Having made other business arrangements and
desiring TO close out our store great bargains may
be expected. GEO W. FRANCIS
Cor. King and St. Asarh streets.
mh7-lmMW&S Alexandria, Va.
lust RECEIVED-A fresh supply of Pi.o's
- Cure, Hunts Tar Drops, Kendall's SPAWN
Cure, Coldens Extract Beef, Iron Bitters, Hostel
ters do, Trommer's Malt and Cod Liver Oil
Dukehart's Malt, Warmers Kidney and Liver
Cure, Shakers Extract. Royal Glue, Simmons
Liver Regulator, Crosby's Five Minute Cure,
Camm's aud German Corn Remover and many
other popular patent medicines st
n524 W. D. HUDs0Ns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

TIE 4. L. I. FAI9.-The following adj.
tional contributions 20 the 4. L, I. Fair have
been received
From Robert Moore & Co., Of Baltimore,
through J. f. Tackeu, 81
From George 4. Clarke & Bro, through
Isaac Eichberg, fifty boxes spool cotton
value S25.
From Fairbanks / Co., Of Baltimore,
through Mclean & Uher. brass scoop, candy
scales and weights-vaIue s7.75.
From Hirsh i Bro, Philadelphia, through
Isaac Echberg, one handsome satin, silk
lined, parasol-value sl2
From Miss Lilly Allen, through c. J. W.
Summers, twelve handsome pin cushions.
From W. A. Drown, through John E.
Isckett, handsome parasol-worth $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28
FOR S.4LEOR RENT

NOR RENT-TWO COMFORTABLE FRAME
l. DWELLINGS, containing each seven rooms,
situated upon st. Asaph street, between Cameron
and Queen. Apply TO ELLEN MARK, King ST.
between Columbus and Alfred mh26-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28
AlGxanlIrin DSa;zctte.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

ErENIyG, MARCH IS. .9aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

IEATHER BUSTERS! FEATHER BUSTERS!
A just received full line of Feather Busters
which we sre selling from Is cents up.
mhlt MCLEAN & UHLER TO King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH Oh
l. WITHOUT BOARD. Apply at No. ID south
Royal street. mhA-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

WE WILL FURNISH TO ORDER ANY OF
W the Holiday Gift Books al 4 liberal discount
from rcsiI prices. Send us your orders
c1b RO. BELLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-28

EOR sALE.-The very desirable THREE
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
LOT attached, on northwest corner of Prince and
Columbus streets. The house has 15 rooms and
bath room, fine large pantry, gas aud water
aud is situated in one of the best neighborhoods in
the city Apply to Ejans-tfl P. B. HooE.
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