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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-22

Baldwin is billed for Gregory Broth
er's show, to be here tomorrow.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-22

1t only costs you 25 cents admittance
to Gregory Bros show-to-morrow.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-22
ONLY LAST WEEK

We received the largest and best Selected Stock of Cloth
ing which, has been in Baldwin for many long day.
We bought close and only the best goods and have marked
them down low that there why every in
this vicinity should not have suit Come and
nick ont one.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-22
DON'T GET EXCITED

you read this You gets nice Neat Nobby Suit all
we'll made, worth fifteen dollars for
$1,000 DOLLARS $1,000
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-22
Frank e. Withey,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Baldwin, Mich.
DR.. w. B. Mott,
BALDWIN, MICH.
Once In Motifs Drug Store, Mich. Ave.


Afihe, warm rain. this morning.
Bee Hamburger's new ad., for milli-
merry.
Plenty Of old newspapers for sale at
this Office.
Mason County Agricultural Society
had q meeting, last Saturday.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
G~5ochenfliche Sllfarcis @fao4s-Beifacne.

tene Butter lit aber enttpeber III peiB,
i6nltertg ober %miBfarben, ais oab fe perz
tDertbet tDerDen t0nnie.
Oiejer Wtlbfebler tritt, ba er ourb
gr0Bere Mdrnte b~egiinltigt miro, poriDte5
genb i'm Somlner auf. Sat ii6 aber oies
llebeL in etner 8irtblhoft eingeitel!t, 10 lit
eS5 ldtper; yDaslelbe tpieoer los Al lperDeu;
nllr pur6 etHe alle~rlorgfdlttaite Getntgung
uno @ntpeitung lGmmtliher Util6gefdBe
uno @erGtbe, iotpie. aud oes Wfil1raumes
tam benz l1ebel g~eiteucrt iperoen. Sin gus
ties uno ral6es Nbflblen Der Diilh, nte Elm
frlb3ettises Qbrabnten tDeroen ebenraas
empfnDlen.
~SddieBlt6 5 te rptbe Mil9. Oieier
9ebler lit auh inter Dem 9talnen vYlutz
melten" befalnt uno ribrt BON Guterents
Siinoungen ooer 8erlebungen oes Cutters
bet; audi FAM BEL iebr ltroBenDem Guter
letbt Elm BlutgefdB plaBen, moourb Elm
Greub Don Blut III Die Oiilbpeee i%taItftns
bet ulo Die Wtilb oaOur0 bluttg getarbt
eriUeint. Mu9 nah Dem Genuiie BON
8inlen, 9tieOgrGlerl1, Shahtelbalnen &C.
ieitens Der &ibe mill man ySlutmelfen"
beobu6tet baben. @ep0bultd) eritreGt lt6
bieier 6ebler ME auf Die gal5e 0eeroe, lon7
bern nur aut ~etlSelue &llbe. Die Wttttel,
our0 pel6e oielem llebel uor5ubeugen lit,
ergeben Ith BON ielblt: man bemabre Die
GDlere Dor GuBereuS 6doliAteiten ltroBenoe
&uter ltno offers i'm Gage aus3umelten;
en6li6 perHleioe man ihattige maize Nets
Den, mo Die Dben erlpGbnten Blan5en bee
lonbers germ dlT 3utretefl pfleget.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
MdnftnfeIfaA

Dtefe frii6eren 9jeblings6lumen finbet
man in neuerer 3ett nlr nod ieIten in ben
@arten, inoem ife BON onberen, meiit neu
eilsefibrten Nflan5eu perordngt merOen,
0ulu mag Der uebelltano b~eigetragen babel1,
baB lie sutpeilen III Der Blltbe periie9ten,
mas rreilid m~eiitens in Der unrihttgen Bee
banolltlg leinen @rpnp bat. Die &anunz
Eel periallgt einen etnas fr6ftigerell, mehr
feu6teH ais trodenen gooell. Die bette
3ett gum 8houSen lit seitie i'm Triibiabr,
bod tam Dies aud imSpdt5erbit 9ei6eben,
bon geben Damn letdt ~ein3elne pur0 6rolt
oerlnren; iolhe aber, wel6e unperleBt
ourA ben Binter fommen, entfalten III Der
GeseI cine nm 10 reidere BIilbe. Wtan
leat Die 8nouhen nit Den &Lauen abb
ndrts gerlhtet II 3ou tief uno nriidt ite
telt an. 8ei trodenem Wetter lit bas Beet
ourdortngelb init Der 8raule 81 be-
gleBen. Dies loate ~helonoers I'M Wtat
tagli6 tpieDerbolt tperben uno fDenn
nOtbig = 5lpeintal, Worgells uno QbenOs,
gei0eben, Oe1n BON Dem 9ebOrigen Seubt4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

= Qlm %. Qpril eri6ienet in elmer Ste
itauration in s ranf ur a. SO. ull>
tDett oe5 GomerbergeS 3tpet SDIoaten
nit iilberqrauen BGrten. Die anoeren
@alte waren ilber Die ieltiame @riheinung
~eritaunt unb auf 8efra8en er50blten tic
tire 0etbensgei6i6te. SIN Sabre 1870
paren. beioel a,alSg 2allDtpebrleute ;4bet
Der Selagerultg Don Wfeb,3 der ner$
9titen tie it'd an elrent unterofft3ier uno
tpuroen in Solge oelien gu 10 Sahren
6eitung Derur BELT. 8ter5ebn Sabre
BADEN lie ab6iiBen muiien, ems muroe
ibnen geihenft. Ser cine Der beiDen Sol>
baten mar aus Stettin. Ml5 er in Den
5trieg sog. perlieB er Die Srau uno ie6S
1inoer; pie Srou lit unterDelien geitDrben.
Ser ,anpere, unuer9eiratbct, mar aus 0attls
burg. 8eiDe narcn in hobem @jraoe freus
Dig geltimmt, namentli6 flblte it'd Der
unuerbeirutbete gtildli6. leine greilen 81
tern i~pieoerSuieben; lbDer dber ftel eS
@rlterem auf's 6er5, DaB ibn letne
&tnoer II d. ten ten Deroen.
- Su &0ntgsberg 1T in Ser Na6t
sum 10. 9(pril ein Nrbeiter, ipelder i'm
@lacls gena6ttgt bate, ertrDren.
- Der am 20. 9lprtI in 2eipsis perz
~itorbene 8u6bdnbler &arI @britian
86tltpp Gau6ntB bat Die StaDt
2etp5t9 CUR llniuerlolcrbin ieineS 9e@
iammten Nermogens in 00be bon mebres
rem Wluionen Mlorf eingeleBt.
- Sn Srafau ihleuoerten am %.
&prtl 5met Snoipipuen cine Gpnamtt=
b be ge9en oas @ebduoe Der .&oltset7
bireftiou. IS erfolgte cine itarte @rplos
iion, iuobei mebrere Sdetben Sertriimmert
purben. Der 3hdter |ltiirSte ielbit idtper
perDuloet 5nlammen lno Dur0e inS Spis
tai gei6uftt. Mubri deinlih par e8 eine3bat
Der 9lnar6iiten. Gin ungebeurer Niens
l1cnauflauf fano fat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
@os, WaD mr.o Serm.
SnIonD.
!. Ser 6erausaeber pes @hi[ab

= Ser 6%eraus9e6er DeS 8hifaSelp6ioer
r9eoger", 6trr @eo. Is. @btlos, lit elmer
Der Oe%rtrauteIteu Sreuloe DeS @eneral
GRANT ullD bat ptel Su Den $25U, 900 bet>
9tlttuert, Del0e por elllAen Suhren Don et>
ilIgel Gdpltallllcn Derge9tbell lllo gum
9&lBen @tanl'5, oer III bic 3inlen oIeles
Capitals be5tsbt, angelegt wuroel. 6trr
9Ollos ertldrt nun 80I8enoes: Scenes @az
pttal miro Don Den 8erlDdlterl bes Jiuhlalz
les Oes oerltprb>nen Jtcip Y)ol fer Wolperz
neurs urD SInOtsletdt0r5 GoiDln .. Wior=
gan Uertpaltet unD tam bon Gen. Grant
nI0t Oerme1Oet lperneu. Der Weneral mar
al Dem Norienmatler : @eldDQfte leiIes
SobHes IllDl1es nur nit $4,000 betbetllat
IND iann nur leBtere Sunllne bel DEM
&rad)e Der Uiatlerfirma .perlieren. Ous
@rQnt'i6e 6aus III 1iep gort uno bus
@rant lde Sanobalts i'll Song StanD Qe60>
ren Der Satin oes Generals.
SH3Dtlden baben ober 9 lie betz
ben ~anperen SD1ne @rant's,
ndmlid Der fribere nSberitlieuteltdnt"
Trtb @raut unO Seine @rant nit
iprem @eIo8eiddft in 0{ep Sort Bunfez
rott genlndt. Wrqnt lieB ieinen orei
SObnen etne quite @rSiebung gebe1; frib
erblelt letlle Au5bttounJ in YSeTt Yolnt;
Die beloell arotren beludten tiid)tl8e Gnu
len in Nmertta uno europa. Oeunon,
purben fte 9lue 80rlenmeni6en, unp Der
Qllte lpielte troB leiner bo6en gei0i6tli6en
Steuun9 uno leines geiiberten Gintomz
nlerls eth rpeutg NIT.
-@iner Der beoeutenbften amerifanti6en
2Ier3te urto Gr3tli6en S6riftiteuer, 8roz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

aMs @runp bafiir, baB Ser 6er3og
Saul pom Wfedlenburg allh aus
Der preuBilden NrmeeA ausgei6ieoeB 1T,
giebt Die uItagoebur9er 3httuna" cine &as
biIetsorore bon 5rleortn 16ilbelm ~. alt,
Die pom ieBlNeu &aller erneuert lit, fporab
ieOer euangelilhe OffiSier, Der it'd burd
eioltheS 8erlpreDeu Dor eit1el1 futboltl6er
Brtelter our @r5IeDuuG ieiuer &illocr I'M las
tbolllben @laubel oerpTltntet, ielne5 Dlens
Hes e1tlallen meroen lou. @tudoem eS nuns
mebr tbqt,QOllb teltitebt. ouB 6tI5oJ saul
Elm lolde5 NerbreAen, uno SpQr Dune Sors
plllen letnes Baters uno oeS 6amlltens
oherbaupteo, abJegeben bat, ourtte lDott
aus ote,em 0runOe iein rerueres Berhleiben
i'm preuBllWen OrtSIeritanDe ais Nndue
trGQll6 erl0Ienen ieilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
Minoenfrenfbetteu Oct ebabdnn,c.

Inter ben pielei1, Die Sbltbaume betns
iud)enben Rranfbeiten nebnlell Dielent9en
Ser Ht1oe cine berporragenoe Steue ETH.
Wfan begegnet bier SratFbetfel. oeren urS
lade Die iiberal iih ein1tIenoenBtlSe ftnb ;
anoere neutrality-suspicious. zen peroen
ourh Tledten, uleilnhtJe Gooeauerbdlt@
niiis, &llte uno perldHeoete 6etlrpe aus Der
36lermelt, iprpie ourN 8eibdoiguugen BON
Gelten Der Weui6en beruorgerlfen. 60
fenut man bel peu O%bltbGumen ben Brand,
bic Woostraufbeit ODER Diirr1unl Der
Slpeiae, ben Shart ODER @rino. Die Srpits
riRe &C. &C. ST. ben meilten bier angetiibrs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
Sfropbeln

rnb ale itropbuIOien arantbeiten, RofbIauf,
pHne NSunSen, 9isbldsdbcn, Sinnen, SIeaJ'
ten, SeidbIoilife, adrbunfel, Gefdpiire uns
SGutausibiGse iinb bic biretten Sol9en pom nrs
reint9fetten i'm 8late. So
I'm bieie aranfbeiten 3u beiIen, nuB man bas
8iut Eeinise Ell aaoirt etnen 9~eiunOe r uRc nntiirIiben
3aiaRss Seit mebraIs uterSi9 Snhren
TT ager's GariGparian Don ausge5etbneteit iteetjis
niI1en @ltoritdten oils 5as r%uirtiamite 8tutreiris
eungsntitteI, bas eriftirt. a%nertannt noroen. Sic
e~ntFernt aac b61en SGftcKa,Is benz 8prper, bereis
bert uno trdtifgt Sos SIut, i9eioet ieoe Spur
non Observation-Disclosures aus rno itberrpinoet ole
ftropbuI6ien 2rantbeiten DoaftanSis.
Cine eeilnne ltrOp3uISier gDunhen aus jung
So fer Get.
,gor einieen Tpnaten qudIten mid ftropbuI5fe
G9mdren an ben Seinen. 9ebtere ruaren iebr ,9es
f6pouen uuo ent5iinoet, uno aus ben Q9uloen ions
berte iib uiel lpinri9er Otter db. Nae Wttttel, oIe19
per1nfte, bltebe1t %er1olglos, bis i'd q = ers Sara.
rartIId anipanote. Son oieier babe ih nun ore'
Slai9en eingenemneu, unb Jest inb Die @5unoer 9es
belt uno nteine garae @einnebett pIel esSTler: S9
fiible mid iir bic 9Sohltbot, Die mir Sbre Irjnet se'
a6ffunqsnoG SrGu anna 0'grian."
14s GuuipanzSt., gcw<9nrt, IA. Sum- 1882.
B9- ger T6 Safiir i%hfersiIirt, III einetInnen Trau.
c'Srian 1T beIubsn shrnin nen 4Srehiger 9errn 3.
q. Wilns lit 3r. rs cTs54Ie StraBe III Ner Staht
glstu= gart. Gr Wirn nit @ergnugen 3eugniB fir bic
t,unnerbare @irfungStraft nGn &aer's Snriapari[In
abgeben, rtdbt nir hejielid her 5riinno hieier frau,
I0nSeri andb IN ieinem eigenen Sale INN tn nitien
nnnerr, ole i'm befaant Iino.
Ser betnnnte Mitorbeiter bes Bottom SeroIb,".
9. ". Sdll aus 81 d efter, g.S., i9reibt uns
term I. Stunt 1882:
.,To6oem i6 mebrere Sabre on SibbIdshen 9eIits
ten rnb u~n1fonft 6eiIrug pen anbern @~ieoiSinen ges
iubt, panbte tb wGbreno Der Ietten orei gtondte
Mper's @ariaparind an, ino puroe p%pnftdis
Bio qeteilt. SID battle fe fir Elm berrIi1es WtitteI
ee9eI ale arGnfbeiten bes 8Iutes."
2QDer's GarfnpariNa
~bef5rbert unb orbnet bic Sbdtigteit Der gers
bauurgsz uno 4IiiniIationsz Organe, erneut unb
fdrtt bic Sebensfrafte unb BELT 8beumntismuS,
Reuraleie, rbeumatiidDe GidJt, 9atdrrh,
-anseineine Sa,pd6Je uno ale 8rantbetteu, bic
uon einem perarntten oSer perborbenen 3uitarbe
bes 8Iltes ure pom 9ei9wd6ter aebenstraft bers
riibren.
Sbre ton5entrirte Stdrfe un6 bebeuterbe @irts
fumteit ma9t iie u~nitreitis sur biaisiten ar3nei.
Suhsrsitst han
ST.. s. 6. aber G 60, 9nmeu, @aii.
sn allen apotb eten SIT bober.
greis 81; 8 SIai9en s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22
RESOLUTIONS.

Al q regular meeting of the citizens OF
Alexandria held Wednesday, January 10th,
1881, at NJ. J. WATERWAYS Tailoring Parlors,
cor. King and Fairfax streets, (up stairs)
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Isl. Resoired, That we find cur President
NJ. J. Waterman fully qualified to manage
aud conduct first class merchant tailoring
establishment.
ID Resoired That vote of thanks be ex-
tended 10 him for the manner in which he
trimmes his garments, using iirst.class trim
mings in every garment. which we believe
will he the means of making this the strong.
est company in the city.
3. Resoircd, That his method of trying on
garments before they are completed meets
with decided approval, as it gives the GUS
toner chance to alter the style of garment
or make such alterations as he desires with
out any fear Of nislit.
4. Rcsoired, That his system of having
firSt-rate jou,neymen tailors to do all his
work meets Inc demand of all parties wish
inc to get III reality first class merchant
tailoring garment. they knowing positively
that men do all his work.
s. Resoired. That we heartily ndose the
cuiitr he has been so fortunate TO secure, he
being kuOWn as tne greatest cutter III New
York city his cutting qualities being beyond
reproach.
6 Rcsolred, That we appreciate his motive
in trying to decrease his large stock of piece
goods (which embraces all the best makes
Of goods by making suits and overcoats to
order at prime cost in order to keep his
workmen steadily employed during the dull
season.
I. Rcsoircd, That committee of one hum
dred men be instructed to call upon the
President and ascertain the lowest figures
for making suits and overcoats, to be made
up in the best manner and in such style as
| they may choose.
s. ReSolred, That these resolutions be
given to the GAZETTE for publication, and
remain therein, until the entire stock OF
piece goods have been made up into hand
some garments.
8. Resolred, That we adjourn to meet
again at the call of our President,
NJ. J. WATERMAN, The Tailor,
Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
By order Of the committee,
SAM. BENDHEIM, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. George Harlow, who has been quite
i'll for some time past, is recovering.
: Bishop Randolph and Rev. J. J. Bullock
were in the city to-day i'll attendance upon
! the funeral Of DR.. Lewis.
At the meeting of the Mechanics Build.
! ing Association tonight, at Concordla Hall,
the money OH hand will be loaned.
During the funeral Of Dr. Lewis this even
ing the drug stores were closed as marx ol
respect to the deceased.
| Nearly all the ice houses in the city have
| been filled with ice ranging from to
inches in thickness and of excellent quality
| The Medical Association Of this city will
meet tonight at the office of DR.. Smith to
| take suitable action in regard to the death
of DR.. Lewis.
The meeting Of the Alexandria Marine
Railway and Ship Building Company to
have been held yesterday was postponed till
Thursday morning next.
A competitive drill between the Union
Veteran cadets of Washington, and the st.
Johns Academy cadets Of this city, will take
place it is said on the first of May next.
The Police report last night as being clear
and cold with six dodgers but no prisoners
at the station house. The Mayor had no
prisoners before him for trial this morning.
Blind Tom will give one Of his inimitable
concerts at Armory Hall tonight where
doubtless he will be greeted by large au-
dience Already most of the reserved seats
have been taken.
Prof Shaw, of Chicago, gave some re-
markable exhibitions of billiard playing at
the Braddock House billiard rooms last
night. where large crowd had assembled.
The performance will be repeated tonight.
Rev. DR.. Nunnally, of Rome, Ga, who was
announced to preach IN the Baptist Church
on Wednesday night, is engaged in Balti.
more and will not reach this city until
Thursday. He will preach Thursday night.
Major Thomas p. Morgan, one OF the con-
tractors for the Potomac flats improvements,
suggests that the present Potomac channel
should be retained as sewer, aud that the
Long Bridge should be raised so as not to
obslruct tue channel or interfere with the
river front improvements.
Marriage licenses were issued in Wash.
ngton yesterday to Bernard Waterman and
MoIlc Davis, both Of Montgomery county,
Md. George A. Cunningham, of Richmond,
and Julia A. Meade, of Washington; Rich
ara Green and Mary f. Beeves, both of this
city Arthur II. folks, of Washington, and
Salie +. Crssey, of I-eesburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

GREAT FANS " .rER PowER.-Gen. B.
F. Butler has lied with the Attorney Gen.
eral supplemental memoI va 10 supper; os
the claim of the Great Fails M.nufacturinS
Company for damages for water lower 10
be availed of by the government for lnceeas,
ing the water supply of Washington ana
Georgetown. Gen. Butler gives lengthy
history of the Great Falls Company ana
the value of its water power, which he esli'
mates is worth at least 81 ASS, 900. lie,
however, in behalf of the company, offers to
sall to the government all its right, title and
interest in the land and water desired by
the United States, and in settlement OF
all past, present and future claims, for the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

FUNERAL OF DR.. LEWIs.-The funeral OF
Dr. NJ. NJ. Lewis took place this evening
from his late residence, on north Washing
ton street, at $50 o'clock, and was attended
by one Of the largest concourses of people
ever assembled on any funeral occasion III
this city. The solemn and impressive burial
service of the Protestant Episcopal Church
was read by Dr. Suter, Of Christ Church, as
sisted by DR.. George II. Norton, OF St.
Pauls. and Rev. H. It. Sharp, of Grace
The pail bearers were hrs. Gibson, Brown,
Powell, Kipstein. Smith, Jones, Fairfax
and Arthur Snowden, the casket being
borne by six colored men. Colonel Arthur
Herbert and f. s Leadbeater, esq, con-
Quoted the arrangements. The floral tributes
were very numerous, rare and exqulslt III
design and taste The long cortege pro-
reedcd TO Christ Church cemetery where
the remains were inferred in the family lot
IN raulted grave, amidst expressions OF
deepest grief. And now.."atter lite's tttuil
tcrer. he sleeps we'll
Green lie the tuf above thee.
Friend of my better days:
:. knew thee hut to love thee,
VI ~anied thee but 10 praise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

DAMAGES FROM STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
In the Court in General Term in Washing
ton yesterday the judgment Of the Circuit
Court'in the case Of George w. Hall agt.,
the Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company
for plaintiff for 81 ,0O0 given in November,
1882, was affirmed. The plaintiff was in
jured by falling from scatfold while repair
ing the boats OF the defendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge y. b. Meade
prcsiding-The last will and testament of
Catharine s. Atwell, deceased, was proved
by James E. Green, the other subscribing
witness, admitted TO probate, and ordered
to he recorded.
Com. VS.. George Brown perjury plea
not guilty; jury and verdict of not guilty.
Slaughter vs.. Freneault; case in progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

HOTEL ADMINISTRATORS House, Jan.
% H Matthew, r. NJ. Chatterton, and D. Johns,
Baltimore H. s. Maccubbin, and Samuel Haas,
Philadelphia; y. Y. Caters and lady, Giles Cook,
and Jas Cullen, Virginia; w. Spratley, Richmond;
H. Greentree. New York Dan'l. Shaw, Chicago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

The COMET. the sky is clear tonight
the comet may be seen with the naked eye
Immediately after darkness begins, in the
south, west by south, about 30 degrees
above the horizon, its tail sticking up and
pointing directly away from where the sun
set. Al first glance it looks like star OBJ
scured by mist, and it takes keen scrutiny
TO discern the tail. In an hour after dark
ness sets in it will have sunk out Of sight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

THE i. & 0. CoNNECTIoN.Th directors
of the Richmond and Danville road have
done nothing yet on the offer of financial
aid made by Baltimore city. In New York
yesterday director said that the proposal
did not contemplate any contract whatever
with the Baltimore and Ohio. There were
really no conditions to the loan beyond the
security asked of two millions in Virginia
Midland bonds, and Baltimore had made
this offer because she wanted an interest in
the Southern system ofroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

RoBBING FANCY SToRE.-ie sterday
morning Il young white woman named
Martha kerrick entered the fancy store of
Mrs S!aud Tacy, on north Royal street,
.ostensioly for the purpose of warming her
self She, however, remained all day, par
taking Of the hospitality of the hostess, and
about dark, the latter having occasion TO 90
out on the street to attend TO some business
matters, charged an employee to keep her
eyes on the visitor, as her character for
honesty was by no means unmpeachable.
When Mrs T. returned the visitor was in
the act of leaving the store with nearly as
much fancy soap, periumery, collars, nc,
secreted about her as a female blockade
runner during the war. The proprietress,
ignorant of the fact that she had been rob.
bed, allowed her TO depart. Mrs. Tacey was
informed shortly afterwards that the young
woman was at neighbours house displaying
articles believed to have been stolen, and
that lady confronting the shoplitter com
PEELED her TO disgorge the stolen property,
or all of it that could be found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

sum of $3.50 900, and appeals with conf,
dence to the Attorney-General,a as the head
OF The Department OF Justice, having the
whole matter now in his charge, to do that
which TO right and Justice shall appertain."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

FARM SoLD.-As before stated in the GA
ZErrE, J. j. Shipman, of Fairfax county.
has sold his fine farm near Townsville,
known as Villa Nuova. containing 800 acres
together with the stock thereon, to Gen. W.
Mckee Dunn, Z. S. A, for $4,000. The
improvements consist of large and costly
double brick residence, spacious barn, and
several other commodious and well appoin-
ted dwellings, suitable for the manager of
the farm and bis assistants. This property
is conceded to be among the finest in the
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

TToMINY CHOP! HOMINY CHOP!-10 tons
II Hominy Chop to arrive and for sale by
CHAS. g TAYLOR, Jr.,
ian12 p King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

NHETIME HAS COME AND WE ARE READY!
l. Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Rubbcrs; the great
est bargains ever offered, at
dec1 R. KAUFMANN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

LOCAL MATTERS.

= FATHER PROBABILITIES, .!h". - 1871.
For he Middle Atlantic States TAR weather,
except IL cX;rcio. h"rthtin r'F''oh e'"uos
weather. with local rains. warmer s"hlh-
westerly winds aud falling barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

Public speakers and singers iind b. Fl.
Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops a
sure remedy for hoarseness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

NIOUSQUITAIR UNDRESSED KID GLOVES
Nl Black and Tan, worth 81. 25 and 81 90 SELL
ing at IS and 81 at
BROWN & CHAPMAN'S,
ian19 1O2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

HOMINY CHOP-1O tons fresh ground Homi-
IL ny Chop, just received and for sale by
ian1g CHAS. s. TAYLOR. Jr., 81 Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

VIZ 0. CIV. K. r. co.
A special meeting of the Stockholders of the
WASHINGTON, OHIO & WESTERN r. X. CO.,
called in accornance with the bylaws will be
hold at the office of the said Company in the city
of Alexandria, Virginia on TUESDAY the 9th
day of February, 1894. at II o'clock, noon, for
the purpose of authorizing the Board of Directors
to borrow money for the purposes of the company,
issue Certificates of loan therefor, and to secure
the same by mortgage or otherwise.
jau21-td CHAS. E. klMBALL. Scc'ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22

UTARNER'S MODEL MOULDED NJ. NJ. COR
w SETS, for ieshey persons, at
ian19 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-22
Bv Green & Wise, Auctloneers.

Bv Green Wise, Auctloneers.
a., WE OFFER FOR SALETHE DESIRABLE
H: THREE.STORY BRICK DWELLING, situa.
ted on the north side Of King street. between
Washington and Columbus, owned and occupied
for many years by the late James E. McGraw.
Also LOT with the IMPROVEMENTS, situated
on the south side Of, and fronting 2S feet on
Queen street and extending south 100 feet to 8
10 feet alley.
The above property will be sold cheap, aud OH
easy terms, to make it desirable as an invest
ment al1 5-eo1m