Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

: This has been brlgh! summeE-lik
: dag With the mercury up TO rs.
A number CT Southern Railway fra
man have been furloughed.
: Tbs work of preparing the foundation
|, for the new Armour plant on the north
: east corner OF Cameron and Henry street
has been commenced.
A marriage license was Issued IL
Washington yesterday to Harry Beneau
aud Nellie Gsskins, both of Vienna,
Fairfax county.
| The regular business meeting of the
Allison W. O. T. U. will be held tomor.
row at 8 o'clock at the Children's home
on Duke street.
ReV. ". ]. WatsoI's Bible Glass of
the First Baptist Church gave a colonial
tea at ee Camp II sll last night which
was we'll attended, and greatly enjoyed
BY oil present.
One candidate VAS initiated and the
second degree was conferred upon two at
tbs meeting last night of sarepta Lodge
of Odd Fellows.
The.residence on the farm of Mr.. J.
N. King, at Olittop, Fairfax county,
was burned last Friday night while Mr..
King was In this city.
Mr.. ID. r. Risheill has moved the
machinery and most OF his stock from
the mill on Wilkes street, near Royal,
to his new and modern saw and planning
mill on the southeast corner of Wilkes
and Columbus street.
Mrs. Louisa Pulliu whose building at |
the southeast corner of Lee and Wolfe |
streets was damaged by FIRE last Friday
night. and Mr.. J. M Bowling, who oceu-
pied the building have kindly rememt cred
the iremen through Chief Petley.
Samaritan Rsbeksh Lodge, No. 81, T.
D. 0. F., held most Interesting meet.
ing last night. There we're two caudi-
dates Initiated 10 the mysteries of the
Rebekah degree. The lodge also had
with 1t the district deputy president,
Mrs. Permar. Speeches were made By
several of the members.
The police vera notified today thai a
nan and his wife who bad been living
% suuth Henry street left this city for
Maryland recently, abandoning several I
mall children, The little ones have
'sen taken In hand by kindly -di.postd
'eople and will % placed In homes.
Dishes of deviled and hard crabs we're
ent TO this cfice t,day from Rammel
cafe. They he'd been ire
sred in the mnst inUi,i-~ Go
We are going to nave soma m,sns5y no.
nall smoked hams for Easter ana "eIe So
~ to offer them to you at very spec
Zoo There is considerable difference IN
10 npal;ty of certain brands OF Hams ana
as kind we sell is the very hIgnest
nslitv obtainable anywhere. We are gong
o offer these H'ms to you Saturday az
,,;ce that (rontilering the quality cannot
= eoualled anywhere in Alexandra OF :
We want you 20 reserve your
,der for your Easter Ham until you zee ouIe
md hear our price. Sylvan Blondhelm, the
nth Stand aud the Auth Market.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES
no finest that grow for eating, 65c bu.; best
- I Igin Cresmery Butter, in pound prints, 34c
,annd. Fresh Eggs, 25c per oozen; fancy ,
man Rice. Sc pound pounds beat Evap'
,ratad Peaches, 25c; lbs. best srge Prunes, :
,s". Fancy New York State Evaporated
s 4 nn,as 1Gc h.; cans Pink Alasks, Saloon, I
s npe 2 oans hest Fish Roe, $50; lbs. B.st
To sn,ndrv starch, 25c; cakes Star Soap, zoe;
cates Circus Soap, Csc; large bottle Nam.
,,ofb 0neen olives, regular price 35c; our
n ,nica Zoe. WIN. P. WooLIs & Son, Royal
and Wolfe streets.