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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-31

|<$ 81 |S erNRnimg. Remember
ri P6narters for rugs, drug
+ Il +: y!lins and house furnishings.
HARRISON Il Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. Fagg offers her household and
kitchen furniture for sale at public
auction next Monday, Sept. 3. Sale
begins at 10 H. IN. at the Phoenix
Suit cases, all styles and prices per
81 to Sl2 90
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The marriage of Miss Maggie. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Gillespie and Jas. ii. Kelly, son of Rev.
VIM. ii. Kelly, for Sept. 9th next.
Trunks, Trunks, Trunks.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Greever
OF Burke's Garden and Mr.. Clinton
Moss, now of POcahontas, is announ-
ced FOR an early date in September.
This will be an event I'm the history of
Burke's Garden.
full line Of new styles in ladies
muslin underwear is being shown at
The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Among the number OF prominent
business men of Pocahontas in town
this week, We're f.. j. Elicit. Geo w
Mays, Justice Owen, Crockett. Moore.
Howard, w. r.. Keesee, c. III. Pawley
w. f. Morris, Col. Browning and
others.
New styles in ladies neck wear on
sale at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Rev q. C.. Rector will preach AZ the
Main Street Methodist Church next
Sunday morning at IL a. m. and at
North Tazewell at night.
We carry the best lines of special
shoes made in this county.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Litz Peery, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Nj l.. Peery, returned last SUNDAY
from an extended visit TO Texas. Okla
homa and other Western points. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Peery is perfectly
satisfied now to remain in Tazew. II.
Our shoe trade is growing by leaps
and bounds.
HARRISON q Gillespie Bros.
B L. Hobson, the Baryta man, Of
hichlands, was In town Monday.
Mrs. g. c. Long and the children
left on Monday for Abingdon to visit
Mrs. Longs sister, MIS-. Hayter.
Lake & Hankins sold on yesterday
Mr.. Noah Kiser's brick store building
situated in North Tazewell, to Hartman
Sre soo q PeeFyr The price paid was
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-31
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Barnes.

Mr.. and Mrs. GU. Barnes, former
citizens of Tazewen, paid the town
and community recent visit. They
left on yesterday for their home i'm
Paris, Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes are
popular here. Their many friends are
legion, and their visit was greatly en-
joyed. They are doing finely in their
Kentucky home. Mr. Barnes is build
ing up.a lucrative practice at the bar
of Paris. His looks indicate that he
gets three good meals a day, and liv-
ing on the sunny side of life.
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Another Bargain.

A good dwelling, good lot, all in
good shape, now occupied. Price
$1,000, Ients for so per month. Be
quick. J. a. Leslie & Co.
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School Books, Tablets. Pencils, Pens,
Ink and everything necessary for
school use at Jacksons.
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School OPENS

The school at North Tazewell
will open September 8, 1906,
with ]. p. Brahe, Principal, Miss
Pearle Whitman, first assistant,
and Miss Lucy Stuart, second
assistant.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-31
Hotel Ratliff Leased

Mr.. Duy, the present proprietor OF
the Ratliff, has released this popular
hosiery for another year, and every
thing will move on as befor. Mr..
Duy IS popular, and has given general
satisfaction to the travelling public and
to all his patrons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-31

Handsome hand painted china and
bric-a-brac at BoyeH.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-31

The El Sidelo cigar costs more than
any cigar on the market. Its good
one. PObst sells it. Try it next
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-31

Gum sectional book cases and
desks-Boyer sells them.
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Pobst has a few ladies' fine belts left
which he is Offering away below cost
TO close out. Be quick
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John L. Sullivan at the Fair.

DIR. Copcnhavcr, Secretary, is in
correspondence with John l.. Sullivan
and the Carlysle Wild West Show, with
a view of securing these big shows as
free attractions at the big Fair, with
pretty good prospects OF success. An
nOuncements will be made i'm this
paper next week. y .
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No Court This Week.

Judge Henson did not reack Taze-
well until Wednesday, and at once al
jOurned court to Sept. II. He has
serious illness in his family The grand
jury met however, and found several
indictments.
The names of the jury are s. NJ
Graham, III. G. PeeIy, Jno. S. Botti
more, G. L. Frazier, j. c. Buston, c
Il. Neel, &. w. Jones, 7. II. Smoot an6
Higginbotham.
We sell school books at wholesale
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-31

We sell school books mt wholesale
and retail. Jackson's.
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Good Wages for Good Work.

Four women are wanted To do the
cleaning of the bedrooms and halls at
the Blackstone Institute for the session
of 1867. Good wages paid fol good
work. Address Rev. James Cannon,
Jr., Blackstone, Va.
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AN Church OF this place -ar.-kiriday

There will be services at the Luther
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The ]. F. Hurt
Insurance Agency.

]. F. Hurt, President. ]. r
Laird. Secretary.
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Trunks, Trunks, Trunks.
HARRISON x GillesDie RrOs

The marriage Of Miss Hattie Greever
of Burke's Garden and Mr.. Clinton
Moss, now of Pocahontas, is announ-
ced for an early date in September.
This will be an event I'm the history of
Burke's Garden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Arlington Institute.

Tho commencement exercises OF AT
,inytoo InstItute took place yestefsRJ d,
Ia the moruide the report OF each PuPil
for the year mas given; four compoSiiions'
the best from each class, ~ere read oy
Miss Julia Ooas, Mis- Laura Preston
Nil. louise Rixey As9 Miss Eleanor
Field sad refreshments Sets ssTyed'
The evening Programme mas spsu
chiefly By the graduates according 10 Gus
ton. -
Misses Kitty Barrett, hsttie Douglas
aud Macy Gordon Jones gave two scenes
from Shskespesre's King henIy V.
Miss Mary Hopkins read paper on
Shskespeare's Three Greatest Williams,
aud Miss Jean Willis one entitled "roS'
sibility." Mics Annie IIotb gave d
recitation, The Herald Angels"
Miss LindiHgsr played selections iron
Chopin, Mozart AID Schubert.
Certificates OF the years work we're
given 10 the school
Miss ChaudLee uheu presented DE
graduating piHs to Miss Nancy Gordon
Jones, OF Norfolk, Va. Miss JeanC WI
lis, OF Summit Point W. Va; Miss Annie
Troth, OF Accotink, Va; Miss Mary Il.
Hopkins, Of Highland, Maryland, snd
Misses Kitty Barrett aud Hattie Douglas,
of Alexandra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05

Amoog the visitors to this city last
Sunday we're gentleman and LADY,
the former bearing handsome ouncn
OF 4 iwers They proceeded to betnel
G caetery aud vent to the grave OF VIII
liaw Nelson Toler upon which they
placed the flowers. Ia conversation
with resident OF this city Who Vas 10
the cemetery Ut the time the stranger
said he was William b. Douglas, OF
BROOKLYN, snd that during the civil war
he uss an officer 10 the Fourteenth New
York Regiment, command Presldent
Davis termed "red-legged devils" at the
frat battle of Bull Run. TOler, Douglas
said. was 40 officer in General }. Z. b.
Sluart's command, and 10 Que OF the en-
Vaeements had attempted to kill hun
(Douplas) Al the close Of the conflict
the wearsr of the blue aud the weafer
of tue gray met aud became life long
friends Toler died about five yeans
ago aud on each succeeding gear the
ex-tederal officer has come here aud
placed II ,wers upon bis mound. Yes
isrtsy befose be left he handed the
supennteodeal Of the cemetery one
dollar bill aud told him to keep the
gave of his old friend ia order; be also
ssid he would return Oext mouth when
he intended to place a marble coping
around The grave. aud every year 40
long Ne hs lived he would visit tue
niound aud place flowers upon IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Death of MIR. WhaIey,

Mr.. Robert Whsley, a former resident
0f this city, but who had recently lived
ia Crookslon, Nina, died ia that place
last Friday night The deceased had
heen sufferer from consumption. he
leaves widow aud two children girl
about FIVE years old aud baby boy.
Afr. Whaley wss chief clerk 10 the Alex
sudris postofice for several years, but
the state Of his health rendered 1t mad
yissble for hin to remain 10 this eli
mate, aud about three years ago, at bis
own request, he changed places with
Mr.. Carl Neptune, sn employee Ia the
Orookston poslofhce, the latter coming
~ Alexandria aud Mr. WhaleY going to
the former place He apparently bene-
fitted by the change, but the insldiOus
mslady from which he suffered later again
developed. The deceased was courteous
and accommodating gentlema0, u TACT
attested BY ali who had Intercourse "iIh
hin officially OF socially, aud this 40
aouocement will be read With sincere
repret By all who kue~ him. de was
consistent sad earnest member OIL Tue
second Presby terisn Cbulch Ia this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05

Engineer John Coleman, OF the South
cru Railway, last night discovered the
hody of u cOlOIed man On the track
short distance this side OF Seminary sta
non about two miles vest OF this clty
The Fairfax authorities we're n0lined
and thi. morniog Justice Stuart uads
an examination of the Temsias snd Ia
vestiealed the circumstance ia coanec-
tion With the discovery Of The body
From receipt for pair OF Psntsloon'
iron the Imperial Tailors OF Washing
too 10 the pocket of the dead msu 1t IA
found that his name VAS l. biake;toriy
I'VE ceots we're also tound on his person
The deceased Sss about 20 years old
There lie reason to believe that Blake
mad been sitting on The HscI
whiting a stick aud. falling asleep nae
been struck By passing train In'
remains were turned oget to Ds0aine o
Son 10 this city for inteImeEt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Federation OF Labor.

The Virginia State Federation OF
T.sbor met in aannsl session al he head
Quarters OF the AleEandris Trades COuo
eIl ia the Alexandria National fsnk
building this morning at 10 O'clock
President Field, OF Richmond, presided.
Delegates from various cities 10 the stale
sere preseat. The following are The
delegates from the Alexandria Trades
Council Messn. Howard l. QolVin'
George Bontz, Q. A. Howard, K. N. Pet
tsmao aud j. +. Harrison. a. u. Lyies
represents confectioners; J. L. Proctor,
painters, decorators and psPeThangers,
and Raymond Cleveland carpenters sno
ioiners. Au open meeting will be hels
next Thursday ght ST the Opers house'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Are You OH The List d?

When the tressurer's list of poll tax
payers is posted read it to see If your
name is on it. Ifitis not, and you have
paid yonr tax, see at once to the omission
n ere is how to get on 1t;
Within thirty days after the list has
been posted s1y peTsoa Tho shall have
paid bis cspitsiion tax, but whose nsme
il omitted from the certified list, MAJ
after Ave days written notice to The
treasurer, apply to the circuit court,
or to the Judge thereof 10 vacation, t1
have the same corrected snd his name
entered thereon. which application tht
court or Judge. shsll promptly hear so0
decide.
The treasurer, uniutentionsll5, MAJ
omit -FOUR name from the list. Or lh'
p,;oter who sets up the names, or th'
CLERK Nha copies the treasuFeTS lis
MAJ make misisEei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
OpENINd AND CLOSING or MAILS

Northern mails, week days, close at 10,
IS and HOO a. u. and 200. III, . 10
AID 10 10 %. n. Open at 90 3. N, zOJ "a,
and 43O D. IN. o. Sundays Northern mails
close at % a. IA, 100 2. N. and 72O p. n.
Southern nails via Charlottesville close 81
7 10 ami 10 20 8. Ia, aud 2 W, " ssd ~ 10
o. ia. Open st % q. IA. and ~ AID 80 p. "a.
Southern mails, via Richmond, close at
10 20 a. H., and 20. 10 and 10 10 p. n.
Omen at i a. n. and and 4 p. N.
Mans ssas Division mails close AZ Is q. "a.
and S2O D. q. Open at II 90 u.
Alsrsndnis and Rouad Hill mails close o.
80 a. q. aud 10 p. n. Open At 9 90 q. u.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at % p;
~. aad 10 10 y. "a. OpeG a. 500 q. "a. and
washington mails close at Z Is, sos and
uOOs. u, and 200. el0, e23 and ~ 80
o, "a. Open at 500 a. "a, IL 20 "a and 100 p.
Once HOars-Open at 500 a. u. Close at
sundsy Hours-QP4n ct 500 N. Close
csrTisr,i Schedule Collection laade on ia:
s,ds routes-s so and 100 q. z. a1d : % and
( al a Full route 30 3. Il. and 5 80 p.
suuday collection go p. u. Carriers
Eindo, opeD Sunday 500 q. 2. ana Close
1000 .. "a. - z,s
o. u. -, r,,nn,s.
before our indicated time for elosiAs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
LOCAL KREVITIEs

The schooner Five Sisters, from
Giles landing, with lumber to Smoot q
Co., has arrived.
Mr.. Lewis MsgIader, ostiTe OF this
city, but for several years past resident
OF Washington, died 10 that city this
morning. The deceased lea'es a Hido"
and several children.
The young lady members OF one OF Inc
classes ia the second Presbyterian
Church Sunday school will give ls"o
oarty at the southwest corner OF WILKES
sod Fairfax streets next Thursday night.
An alteration occurred last night on
Washington street, near Franklin. be-
tween Two colored boys named Eedd aud
Washington, during which the former
was seriously cut on the leg By tue lat
ter A variant Vas issued iof the arrest
of Washington.
LsWieuce S. Nicolsi, conducting a
wholesale oil business u1der the name OF
the National Oil Company, at EosslJu,
Yesterday fled petition ia voluntary
bankruptcy, stating liabilities to he sze, =
1856, including STA, 900 Ia secured claims
aud tl9, Ala ia unsecured claims.
Marriage licenses we're issued ia Wash,
ioston Yesterday to Martin I. Delaney,
of tits city, and Catherine F. O. Dono-
shde, Of W ashington; Hunton Tiffany OF
Bristol. snd Lena :. 5hackleford, OF
The Plains; Leonard Curtis, aud Bessie
| Jones. of Burkes, Fairfax county. snd 10
| IssdoIe Lssenstsi1, of WsTrentoni snd
Mary Gam, OF WzsningIoH
The three. mssted schooner Il. h. Cham
| beriain, which took cargo OF lsths IRON ~.
! Johns. New Rruns ics, to Washington 70
[ roo 81 the shipJard wharf at this citT 10 ioa
| q csfss Of Iail5EJ Iies foT port IL the noftn
| She viii take sWaT about 80 bOs iiee' lioN
along tue lIle u the Southern Railway Ia
| Virginia.
We have received an invitation from the
! sisters of the Ii .ly Cross TO att nd the
! Thirty eight Annual Commencement .ot
1 81. Mary's Academy. to be held Wtdnt sdsy
| att srnoon June thirteenth, at three thlUy
o'clock, at Lannon's Opera House.
Blitz Void, the Terry Hill summer houe
Of M. agd Mrs. Wm /. Mckee, Of Boston,
the fnest ia hdstol, e ] sli WORTH about
sl0O,O was destroyed BY Ore yesterday
The London Central N.ws today states that
the Rev. Sabine Barring Gould, the author. i:
not dead, as reported ia dispatch last might
from CapetoWn, Cape olonJ.
A slight brief earthquake shock at about
midnight last night, was felt in San Francisco,
and OAKLAND. No damage was done.
Amapg the exhibitors at the Loudou1
| Horse Show afs AessTs e. 5. Dawson and
! &. K. HoUf, IT,, OF Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Luna Park.

Another large cOncOurse OF people
from Alexandria, Washington and the
surrounding couEtT7 Tisiied Luna rsFS
yesterday sad lsst nighi. ~ Of "eoU
are psofase 10 atteststioOs Of ttsir p'ea;-
aut experience. There are iae,ny '0u!o.'
Of ,s:erest sud enjoy nent on the ground.
something 10 suit all tasles-and old
sni yoaue are ASSURED genuine pleas
urs. The illumination at night . c pic
tuTs DOT soou to be forgotten. The In
oumssstls electric lights. sesrchIiehts'
etc, fotm dazzling picture. The music,
which is superb, is Oas OF tbs Pr'@ inenii
features, The beat OF order Is preserved
and everything possible is done to afford
visitors ianocent enjoyment. The &C.
sort Gao be reached from either city 10 a
fen INMATES aud trains are run sl@ost
10 sections Tor the convenience Of pa
IfOUh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
- 70 z%nP7A = AZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
To Honor Mt. Vernon.

President Roosevelt has ordered
that the naval regulstiods contaio
provision for extraordinary cerem"nie'
90 board all vessels Of the navy "hen
passing .lOng the Potomac liver BY
the tomb of Washington at Mount Yer
uon. The President has ordered that
oheneyer ship. pass Mount Vernon the
@ariuc guard ahall stand at atieniiO u,
with arms presented; the ships bell
shall be tOlled aud the baglsr sound
"tsps'' 10 respect 10 the remains OF
George Washington. These ce'e%onirs
have. 10 the past, been followed on board
war ships passing the tomb Of Washing
ton. bat cnly as custom OF the navy
and not because there vas AM regals-
ton directed their observance liz 10
future it viii be mandatory that the
r. renony be had.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Tribute OF Respect.

At meeting Of the ofhcers and
tescnrIs Of Christ Church sunday
School on Sunday, June 3fd, the fol-
loving resolutions we're unanimously
adopted:
r esolved, That as the late Dir. Ethel,
tett Miiburn served this Sunday School
So long and 50 faithfully We deem
pablic recognition OF his services should
h. made that Others may know that We
yslue the services of faithfnl worker.
For fifteen years he had been Punctual
aud always 10 bis place, even though at
times his health was such that Others
would have remained away; that be al
ways took an active part ia the work,
being not only ready and willing, but
cheerfully, to do Ehst be could to further
the interests Of the school, aud 10 every
say possible was help and support to
the work and 10 the superintendent.
RssolTed, That il view Of such faith
ful service, We trust that as God has seen
ct to remove him from our midst be will
out it into the heart Of some other mem,
Der of our church to volunteer TO nii
this place thus LETT vacant, who, follow
ioe the example of Mfr. Milburn, may
beIp to carry on the work of the Master
10 iostrnctlng and guiding the youthful
minds committed to our charge.
Resolved, That our deepest sympathy
be extended to the family OF our de-
parted brother aud that by Gods help
they may bear their sorrO" as true iol'
lovers OF our risen Lord.
Resolved, That copy of these rtsoln
tons be sent 10 the family aud that the5
be pu blished 10 the Alexandria Gazette
Whitsuntide, 1906.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Wedding.

Mr.. Arthur W. Pierson, OF Pittsburg,
snd Miss Mary Shertzer, daughter OF
air. j. H. Shertzer, formerly OF Hay
field, Fairfax county, we're married this
morning at Christ Church, Rev W. j.
Morton offcisliOs. The bride vas at
tended By Der sister, Miss Cora shert-
zer, snd Dr. Wm. Rogers acted as best
mso. Among those aho attended The
wedding we're Mrs. W. f CLARK, Miss
Blanche Hoops, the Misses Herbert,
Mes. Al.onzo Youngs, jr, aud air, Harry
Thomas, OF Washington, snd Miss
Katherine Newman, Of New York
After the ceremony Mr.. aud Mrs. Pier
son let. for their home 10 Pittsburg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
C6nfederate Veterans.

The regular m6athly @eetiog OF H.
F Lee Oamo. Confederate Veterans,
WAS held at their ball last night.
Tue several committees on the oosef'
snce OF Memorial Day made their re-
ports aud were discharged. -,
The committee appointed to draft
resolutions Oh the death OF Comrsd'
Ohss. G. Schafer reported snd tie rec
lulions we're ordered to be placed ou Tie
minutes OF the camp and copy sent Il
the family.
The thanks of the camp we're tender
ed to Mr.. X. L. Myers for courtesie
extended ou Msmorisl Day; also 10 TIT
ladies aud gentlelsa Who composed tue
choir on thai day which formed al Ia
terestiog feature OF the exercises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Y Nj s l.. EXCURSION.

The annual excursion Of the Young
Mems SOdality LyeeOm will be>giTsp on
the l4th instant to River Vie"A Ihe
Lyceum's excursions have sl"ays been
looked forward TO with pleasure by
hundreds of Alexsndrisns, aud il lie the
desire of the committee having charge OF
tbis one to make II sufpass even those
given in former years. With this object
in view 10 pains or expense will be
spared. 10 addition to the numeTOus
attractions at the View baseball sad
various other features are being sTrsng-
ed for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05

NIRGINIA.-In the Clerks Odiee Of the
Y Corporation Court of Alexandria, on the
18th dsy of May, 1905
George ". Brown
SIS. In Chzncery.
Matilda Brown,
Memo. The objects Of this suit is TO have
be marriage between the complainant and
defendant, heretofore celebrated, declared
aull and void, aud to procure the custody OF
the two minor children, George Thomas
Brown aud Elias HearT Brown.
T.aplearinE by sa affidavit hied IL tbs
cause that the defendant, Matilda Brown,
| is not resident of this State. 1t is Ordered
| That said defendant appear here within Of
teen days after dns publication OF this order
and do what is necessary to protect her inter
est ia this suit, and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in the Alexandra "a
Iette, ne wspaper published In the city OF
| Ale1andris, once a week for four successive
weeks. and posted at the front door OF the
| Court House ia this city.
A copy-Teste :
CHARLES BENDHEIM, Eissk.
By NEYEtL 5. GEBeNAWAY, u. I.
Howard W. Smith, p. g. mJitW4"-th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Alarm of Fire

The alarm OF fire about seven O'Clock
Yesterday evening Wss csosed by tie
10 LoMenbach & Bros. store, southwest
cofOer OF King and Alfred streets The
damsge Was slight. Later telegraph
pole on King street, about square esst,
mas found to be butOing. A lioemsn
ascended the pole aud eXtiuguished the
asnes Thich had been caused bI crossed
--fros
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Police Court.

There Bss 90 session OF the Police
Cont i6is aofoing, Justice Cation. Ohiei
Goods aud Officers Young aud Roberts
having been summoned to Manassas az
witnesses for the Commonwealth 10 the
case OF William Whsien nov on trial al
that place for breaking into cars. a
session OF the Police Court will be held
al go O'CLOCK this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-05
Position for hIr. Reed.

Mr.. John Al. Reed, of this CITY, ia.
been given sn appointment al the UniIed
States weather observatory at Moun'
Weather on the Blue Ridge Mountains
above Blnemont, and left Yesterday, Win
his wife, for that point.