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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-09
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

| CALIFORNIA ELASTIC RUSS
CoMPANY.-W. J. HORNE, Pro srYtsss=-sA@s<<~.ssA
| prietol.-Dear Sir: feel that owe "A
| it to you and to humanity to writ M n ~
| the fact that have been SUBSTAN- xSlh@HH-S1-S
TALLY CURED Of bad of Y
Rupture Of thirty ears standing by
of your Incompatible TrusScs, ~
which | purchased from you Ihfee
months ago. cannot describe the suffering both nj y-
ca!y AMI mentally, that have undergone during that
period; and now feel ike being have worn az
kinds of Trsses both Steel and Elastic and never received
permanent relief until tried YOURS Its simpicty "a
and the ami perfect freedom motions of the
body With which 1t be without causing any irri
tauon, are its chief merits, and il is perfect supporter
have not had sign return Of the rture since the
first day put It on aud feel that am perectl, CURED
II invaluable and the fact should known to the world
You can refer any to the subject their inertia
am, truly yours, ALFRED J. BURKE, Chief Mail Clerk
). F. Daily Evening Post San Francisco July 20 1875.
A Physicians As Years Pxperteuce,
COLUMBIA, TToumne Co, July l6 1873.
w J. Horne, ESJ.-Dear Sir For some time rE.st
have have used practice the California Elastic Truss
OF both Daring practice o. forty wears have
found no truss that would with the case aud certain
y retain the required adjustment the pressure being al
under the immediate control q Ne
simplicity and Of application s af guarantee
to every experienced physician have tie honor TO remit
by mail the amount due showing that contribute the
alienation OF afflicted humanity. Yours truly.
J, L. 1lNhilS, H. d.
Send SSr IIustratci catalogue and Price
Lit E.ttnG Fall lDtoFmsttoa and
Rul.I fov VI ing.
n. B-The California Elastic TJu.s Is not for sale by
any Druggist in Carson city TIT, prefer sel Ea1cga
trash which they make lrr,e profit. send di.
rect to the
ELAariC TRUSS CosrPAN
myths 72o Market street FrAnsiscol
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
How to Come to the Arkansas Valley.

The facilities for reaching the Arkansas
Valley, to examine its land, we're never 20
good as at present. Tickets, either single
Or round trip to Dodge City can be bought
at any of the leading ticket Offices Of the
principal railroads of the country. Ask
your nearest station agent for ticket to
Dodge City. or apply to the nearest land
agent of the A., T. Il S. F. Railroad, if you
know bis address, or to the nearest of any OF
is general agents. II a sufficient number
wish 10 make up party at ANY time to
come together, an agent will accompany
them, and assist in securing reduced ex-
penses on TIE trip. Round trip exploding
tickets are good for forty days, and TO stop
of at Topeka and all stations from Cotton
wood west within limits Of land grant, going
and returning. At al; these stations will be
found local land agents, who will afford every
facility for examining lands. If e,iitable
tract is found, purchase can be made through
these local agents.
Rates GA emigrant freight over this line
will be furnished on application, bu. through
rates can be obtained only from the station
agent at point where good, are shipped. II
the station is a small one, the ssent can pro-
cure rates by writing TO his General Freight
Agent, or their nearest district or general
agent will give rates If applied to.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
For the Dodge City Times.
AN OJ.D-TgnE SONG.


OF 'he OoaSe N'y
AN OLD-TsnE SONG
fAm-.The Little Old Log Cabin IN the Lane.'1
/.
ioaasS ,o'e'e' so"e'
mo 'ha' '"es see"i 30 I'M
for us ohly one NOR car 'eo
inc se VI i.s -'
IN Tue o'o SOU ii'uSe am "o''' ~"
CHORUS.
And though leave if far behind
no.e ~ 49, ,..
AN. a"'e' ~, M
"e "PPy .'1 4 1850
=" INC o'1 SUI i''1'' '''' ''''' ~" '"-
II.
The Wild King of nv prairie home
Ine'er shall see again
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
DELICIOUS.

Presbyterian. Services every alternate
Sabbath, 1t II .. m. and 7:3O p. m. In the Union
Church. o. W. WRIGHT. Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal .-Services every al
terpste Sabbath, IN the Union Church, 1t II ..
m. and - p. m. Cas- meeting At the close Of
the morning service. ADAM HOLM, Pastor.
Catholic Monthly services In the Union
Church, Of which due notice will be given
through the city papers.
FERDINAND WOLF, o. s. B.
UasOa Sunday 0ehoOl, Sunday. ct 10 ..
n, In the church. Bible GLASS; taught BY one
OF the Pastors. L. II. ROBERTS, Sups-
Prayer and Conference meetings on Tursdsy
evening. The regular prayer mesting ON Thurs
day evening. Both In the church. Both Union
0eetings.
The public are respectfully invited to affend
all OF these services aud strangers are cordially
welcomed. Come and see.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
Climate Of Kansas.

Dr.. Freyer, Post Surgeon q. s. Army, at
Leavenworth, and for long time stationed
ct forts in Western Ksnsas, in an able srti-
Gle on the climate and healihfulueo Of the
plains, has this to say: "After somewhas
extesded observation in Kansas, COLORADO
and New Mexico, We believe there is no re-
sion On saEsh proably 20 free from the active
causes Of disease-nons where people under
ordinaEy hygiene can and do present such
hs.ltAy aPpssrancs or more vigoeo0 con-
ssiiueioas. 1hs rich glow Of the eomplezson
Of thoss vAo have lived in this region long
i noiiesahls, while those a even excsllsna
health fsom the eastward In this Ssspscs Pc
ssns at 6nt On the plains . remark.bls co..
trast. and By the eopparison may sppsar
even unhsalthy."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
LARNED ITEM


Thousands of dollars will be expended in
improvement, and new building- in Lirned
the present season
S. Brennan, OF Ash Creek, tells us that his
peach orchard, Two years oh from the seed,
is full Of blossoms.
Beir in mind that every fruit or shade
tree set out on your premises adds materially
to the worth Of your place.
The singing birds have c)me and are
piping away merily i'll the W flows and box
elders on the banks Of the streams.
The eastern agricultural papers are fell o.
advice to farmers a, this seasIn of the year
to repair their fencer. Thi. is something
that We tern X ansas farmers are not troubled
about.
Much anxiety i, manifested by the farm
era, and indeed every one else, on account Of
the lack of rain, and fears are entertaipei
that unless the he,vers SOON send us moist
ure, the crops will seriously suffer.
Thieves carried on thriving business, last
Tuesday night, snd succeeded in getting
away with two horses, with the harness, from
A. Cook, a pair of pants from c. Grade;
Two sacks Of -four from j. G. Seeley, and
gum overcoat from Chas. Pelci.
Mr.. J. H. Doyle, dentist, OF Tsenten,
Ten, brother Of II. Fl. Doyle # this
county, spent couple Of days in this city
last week Mr.. Doyle. like every one from
the Sunny South, thinks there ia no country
like unto beautiful Sunny Kansas. He will
probably locate in Dodge City.
On the 3lst ins,. = party OF ex soldier. will
witt Larned. All are members of the Grand
Army Of the R-publ;c, and are probably tn.
avant couriess Of crowd Of New England
err, many of whom will seitle in the Ar
kan-as Valley. Larned will be their OBJ
j c i've point when they leave home.
Uader the new Law, annual township cleo
lions shall occur on the 6rst Tuesday in
February. Officers elec,ed last November
will serve until next February. The amended
act also requires an audit 6 board to con-
siss Of the trustee, clerk. and treasurer, which
hoard shall meet on the lass Saturday Of
January, April, July and October, and that
20 bill shall Be allowed unless approved BY
. majority Of the board. Fer attending 10
township business each 10 10 receive ten dol
lars day.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
NICHOLAS II. kLAINE. Editor.
CIMARRON.

We n,de lying west to our relghboripg
town, CimarrOn, Saturday lsst, and were
struck with the change sirce cur last visit.
The business portion of town is now laid ont
on the railroad site, with wide streets, the
main street. bri"g 80 tee, wide.
Several new business houses have lately
been erected. A. D. We,iick has large
building filled with general merchandise
Mr.. Beecham ia a new merchant. W. Hall
Mitchell has stock of drug.. J. c. Collin
is an old timer, ready TO accommodate his
customers. q. NJ. Mitchell has large
stock OF lumber. .Mr. Roswick is finishing
astore. They are doing fair trade and are
confident of a prosperous future tcr Cimsr-
ron. 1t requires a good deal of patience to
"grow up with the country" but our western
towns take rapid strides when pushed with
the viso-, energy and spirit possessed by our
neighbor,.
&c Shoup is the new s'aii IN agent, but
well known in the past as an eff :ient rail-
road man.
The Cimarron House furnishes good ac-
communications for its numerous gua sta II
is well managed by W. J. Dixon q Co.
L. W. Z. John,on, an ente prising citizen,
is doing much toward building up Cimarron.
L. f. McGarry, Postmaster, showed us
many favors, ss he does upon every occasion
of our visit. He is agent for the Towp
Company, and is a reliable and efficient Off
Ger.
Cimarron presented busy aprenance,
and as foote county steadily fills up, will
increase in its business ard enter prise.
We found at the work bench, pushing the
embryo city in its stride. to eminenoe
Ms-srs. Justice Lyman, J. E. Plsws, Shsffsr
and Ellis.
+. Rs-ly has claim adjlining he town
ste. This will be bon,nz. TO the young
MAJ, who is one OF the pioneers If Cimar-
ron.
Two shoemskers mend the soles of the
Charlottesville and Hanna, They
have preach who mends shattered souls.
The M-thodis have an orgsniz- ID society
and Rev. NJ. Booth oficiates.
The proposition to vote 81 900 bonds for
the erection OF a school house, carried at the
election Monday last.
1t is also proposed to bridge the Arksnsss
riser. The river at this point furnishes q
good ford.
We visit Cmarron with a good deal of
pleasure Many Of her citizens take an in
t.rsst in the Dodge City TINES, and on the
late visit We added v.ral names to our al
really large subscription lit at the pos,-ofics.
The whei, on the lice OF the road looks
we'll We we're Informed that the wheat in
Foote county looked we'll, with prospec. # .
good crop.
We win our neiRhbors an abundance Of
prosperity, and may the town continue 10
OpnV
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
Capture Of Chsysnnes.

A dispatch from Desdvood stato that
Little Wolf and his band Of Cheyenss In
diana numbering thirty Ave lodess. vithtve
hundred and Fifty pasies. vas captured
b Lieutenant Clarke, Of the Second { avail
~. with eishsy-6ve men. On Boz Elder
Crees, near the Yellowstone river. Tuesday,
March 25th.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
THE KINsLRY TRAIL.

Our Kinsley neighbors are pushing things.
The Graphic says: Ga Thursday last, Mr..
Newell returned, having finished laying out
road and blowing furrow from Crooked
Creek to Kinaley trail. The line Of this new
road runs on an old trail from the bridge
scross the Arkansas. which Is followed nine
teen miles up the river; here the pillow vas
started and runs in a southwest direction, in
tersecing the Canadian trail at Cans rancho,
forty mine miles from Kinsley. IL IS di.
rect and straight road to Meade City. There
is no toll bridge across the ArkAnsas and Nc
sand hill, to eros. 1t is the best and near
est road to Supply and the ranches and cat
tie camps south Of this place. Guide-boards
and mounds have been put up, which pre-
vents all possibility Of losing the trail.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05
moDGEMAN COUNTY.

The Governor has organized Hodeemsn
county, and appointed Jonathan K. Wilson,
8. A Sheldon and W. Hunter Commits
.iorers. and W. W. Wheeland County Clerk.
The county seat is temporarily located al
Hodgem IN Centre, in section 4.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-05

Says Browns VEGETABLE LIvgR PILLS
are positive and sure cure fer SICK Headache.
Biliousness. end Liver Complaint. They ara
prepared especially for the West and Southwest.
Try them Al you VII ~ ~ eshefs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
By Green IL Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers.1
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
~ Corporation Court for tho city Of Alexan-
dria. Va, rendered AZ its July term, 1879, in tho
chsnctry cause Of Hooe vs. HouB's adminis,rs-
tor ct a. . tho undersigned, special commissioner
therein named, will proceed on SATURDAY,
the 9th day Of August 1879 at II o'clock m. TO
Sell by public auction to tho highest bidder, bo.
fore the front entrance of the Corporation Court
House of Alexsndria city, on Fairfax s!rost, the
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND, known as No. 125 King street. now
occupied by Adonis Gachet ss y dwelling and
confectionery.
Terms OF Ssla: Cash enough TO pay costs OF
suit and expenses Of sAle, and the residue on a
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen moaths; the
purchaser to give bond and security for the de-
ferred pay mentS, with interest from the day Of
sale, and the tile to 30 withheld as further se.
curlty until the whole Of tho purchase money
shall hAvo toan psil E. E. MEREDITH.
" 9-2awts Spscisl Commissioner OF Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
AUCTION SALES.

A DMlNlSTEATUH'S SALE The under.
"A iguet, ns administrator of Frank Wssh
irglan, deceased will sell ut public auction on
WEDN ESOAG, August l9!b, 1879, at l | o cock
u III. in font Of tho Fairfax street entrance OF
tho Msrke! Building, tha following properly,
10 wit:
Oro FRAME; HOUSE 1T Tho 5 o corner of
Royal snd 2 incess SIS, ono @a!ch t"o Clocks
>tUyts, Tables, Ghsirs, MaL!iGs DISHES. Cook.
ing Utensils, Beds, BedsIead; bed Clothes,
Clothing, &c, Sc.
Terms Of Sale; Cssh. r. T. LUCAS,
Gue2td AZ Lmiristrator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04

Mail, South ward, connects q. Gordonsvie
With CAo3. X Ohio L. T., East and Wost At
Lynchog:S, cpnnect3 with Atlantic, III iss. 81
Ohio K. II, through South 3es. Virginia. to
Nashville, No" Orleans, Ma:n?his Little Rock
and Texas -@Ed 3. DsTvil!e win R!chmOad "
Danviilo x K, - South snl Southwest
E3pro5s Southwark conaects a. G0rdOasgili,
to all points East sal Was. on Unes IL Ohio f.
and North ~a7d. II. Charlottesville, To al the
summon Resorts ol tbo L. z q. limo
MlAED TRAINS for Main Line I'VE Al.
oxsndria daily, except Sunday, s. III N AMI
I'd p. IN an,i returning a-:iyo n. AloX. 1dri.
~ q. m HHd ) !G D. NJ
For MANASSAS LINE !aavs Washington
! w 3. III. and AlcSandri. : - g. m daily
except Sunday arrive 1T 5Lrag5u7g Il! l. Is D. N :,
connecting With tho Valley Road East and
West. Loavo StTashurg Is .. IN arriving ut
Ale1andrls nt 50 p III.
MIX Ed Train Fur MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON leaves Alexandra ruosday, Thursday
aud Ss:Grl.y, Al 8 81 IN and returns Mn.
day, Wedn"3i lay snd Friday, a; 81 p N.
For MIdd!eburg, daily connection at PIains
station.
For UpperSiilo. regular connection at Dsa
plane.
For WARHENToN, loava Washington s!
I W y. N. daily
All trains MAKO good c0Annctians. 1t Wash.
lng:on, to and troU, North and West
New Orleans sleeper loaccs WasliG.ton ut
I w g.: m. running through without change
On EXprcss c.agsut Reclining Co,ir3 b,,wnsn
Washington and ID .nyiiln.
hIclrslon ticket. on ssc ut u~ rates - thn
coebra.ol Rss )tts .. FIfsjN,a and Wes. FIr-
Rinis.
Through ticS3.s very low t, tEo South .ad
:outhWes..
myN /. ID. 8N0hDUS, Il. Z. 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
Fancy &SebessbS.

FA'sNa ~"NShISs
SpRlNG AND nUiiMEK GOODS.
Inc largest, ncst con!piato and best selected
SIOUX ot Hosiery IN the city 10 select from.
Shirts, Collars, CUis ard SUBSCRIBERS.
DeJoulqllle. Osborne, Gunsrdrr s1d Couus5lior
Scarts. IN sil tho latest cclogs and sha;oy.
Cor.ets, Ribbons and Handkerchief.
Underwear for Indies GcLts, Chlldysa aud In
tants, III ali sizes, troaI Zoe - 81 each.
Kid AID Thread Gloves in noT shates
Neck Ruftljngs, Lsces, Etginvs, snl full line
OF Towels Napkins, &c.
Sun Umbrellas and Parnsoi,
FAIRY and Zephyr Wors.ed, Germantown Sax.
oay and Crewal Wool.
ap ~ G. n. ADAMS, 60 King st.
NEW GOODS.
SUN N BR ELIAS and PAkaSOl4S.
nhDl lao' snd CHILDNEN'S HOSIERY
bLACh lLk FRINGES
SlLA snd FANCY BUTTONS.
NICK HUFFLINGS
XIX GLOVES.
IORCHON aid other LACES, ali OF which
will be sold at prices to suil the times vi
sp7 c. Z. BERRY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, swift and comnodious STEAMERS
LADY OF The LAKE and JANE NOSE
LhY will leave the uompany's wh.ri Alex an
driG. rs follows:
The Lady Of the Like egery MONDAY and
WEDN ESpAI, a: i o'clock p. a., and on
SAL u RDA1, n. 80 o clock p. N.
The Jane Moselsy sgory TU ESDAY and
FHlDAY, at q o clock p. IN returning, lesvo
Norfolk on aitarn4ts days vt ocock p m.
This limo connects al Norfolk for all points
South, and with the Merchants aud N Msriner,
line Of steamers for Boston, pro7iianc, and sll
points North and East.
Through rates givon ani bills oi ling gued
for Boston and Providence
Faro ri greatly reduced rato;--Sngla trio 75e.
R0und trip (good for 80 days. Sl.00
Table unsurpassed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
AEGTGesE JE ES.
rTRU 5 TIE L > >ALn OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE Coal ENANDkIA-

m USTEE > ,ALn OF VALU ABLE
| e REAL ESTATE Gear allen aNDRlA-
By virtue ot Ihat certain Deed of trust. executed
| by jerome Linton and wife, bsaring date to-"
l0h day OF aarch, 1876, and or record on thr
| land records of Fairfax County, liber T. No:
| page 3l7, shall. on SATURDAY, the 26th day
of July, 19i9 at p. m., in front IF Burroughs
| store, Cor. franklin ard Patrick streets in Said
county of Fsirlax soil to the highest bidder thst
TkACT or PARCEL OF Ian D eonvef cd by
Containing 20 acrea, l rood. hnd 25 poles, more
or less This fsrm is improved by TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, IN
good order. with al The required cut bull Id!D2s,
excellent and thrifty apple nnd pe, ch orch ards
sud ih1 lsid is well adapted to the Usual End
vatied products Of ths. thrifty section Of the
county. this aGd lios Oh tho Potomac opposite
10 Fort WaShjngton, aid ms landing Or the
river for steam boats and other smsll craft,
Terms @. Sa!e: Enough in hand to r.,S lhe
expenses ni Sale, ard s!sp Ss9l G6 el ID e'Gay o
sale; Lho residue IN t@o t1u,I annual pay mehte,
TO Dear iile:cst l:Oln the usg Of sala sud TO be
accur:o b. lien OF the pfoucrly.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
Faisfsx Co jeZ6 w4s
&-Tbo obovs ssie is pcstpoEed hy consent oi
parties uLtA TU SDAT, tho 26:n day OF Au.
gust whsn Tho ssne viii t.ko pisce II the game
hour md n!aCa. THU5. MUORE,
~ 10-T1W Trustee
BY O ! osl & Lucas Auct;cnQers.
Ivy VIRTUE OF , DEC&EE OF THE
~ Circuit Gcurt OF Fairfax county, Virginia
rendered Ut tho jane term, 1879 thereof, in the
ghencery cause OF Fullers, by nsxt friend vs.
fulnan tt a!s the subscribers as commission
ere Of sale, appointed by said decree will expose
for sale, by public auction, on SATURDAY,
tho n day Of August 1873 at II III. in front OF
The Market Building, or Royal street in the
city OF Alexandria, Virginia, TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, with iho BUILDINGS and I'M
PROV EN- ENTS th~raon, in tho said county OF
Fairfax. bounded Is follows:
Lot No. l-Bouhded on tho north by Jefreraon
street, (extoGded) on the east by Patrick street,
(e1tended) on tha south by Greene street, lex.
tended) aud on the west by Henry street (sx-
tended)
Lot No 2-Bounded on tho ncrth by Greene
street. (e1tonded) on tho east by Patrick street
(extende1) on tho south by Church s.roet Ce1-
tendedl and Un the wost by Henry street, lex
teoded) bsing thu property formerly owned and
occupied by Albert Spinks.
Terms OF Sale: SO much OF the purchase mon.
ey IN cash SIS Will ba required to pay the expenses
OF sale and The sum OF $S74.25. with interes. on
S@O2f. @ part thereof, from the 2i!h day Of May,
1873. and tho residue Of tho purchase money in
Three equal payments At 6, L. and IS months
from the day of sale, with interest the deferred
pay ments to be securad by tho noles OF the pur-
casEer, with approved security, aad tha rotten.
lion OF the little to tho pr0parLy until they are
paid
Rs5$F SRs !; : $s}$S $SSEF 0sPs;; s's.is:
~ S-tOls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
sDOTUMAG il GARIN4.
asS,seJAssasiss "a ,sss MaeaUs9axes.

sfnDGassSa L slfa "a iass aIaeaUsohEss.
7 EEUDGES ~ CO.
tS.
Wholesale Dca:ler. and Job5a15 ia
GMOCERIGS, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
4 fill line OF celebrated pGro, old Wh!skeJs
BreDdies, Gin Ku.a. SC. Massey & Co.'S Phils~
d=lyhis and C.asott's baltimore Alos, snd Berg.
aer s Euse!'s Lager Beer in casks or bottles.
Agents tcr james ). Nelch = Beat Family
Flour James S. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Dupont & Cos, Sporting sad Blasting Gun.
powder, .nd Baltimore End rotC:lnc River
Steamers.
Orders promptly ATTENDED TO, snd consign-
uents soci!ed 80. - King street,
oct 26-tf AieYandra. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
By Green u Wise


FOM MMlSSlUN NEhS' SAl,k-Ry virluo Ci u
~ decree Of The Circuit Court Of AlcxsrdviG
county, Va rendered st its May torn, ISL il.
che suit OF Butts vs. Butts ct ais ia chsI cery,
the undersjgned com missoners, therein nataed
will sell, Oh MONDAY, the 18th day OF july,
l,i9 at II O'clock N, Ia front # Tho Mansion
House i'll The city or AiexaLdtia by pubil: auc-
lion the owing described hiAL ESTATK,
Known as LOT Nc. iG the division Of LOCH A
2Ak FARM. with ii ANSIUN, ant bounded
IS foli3Hs: Beginning st ], IN tho certre o,
Ho3ai street. If extended, poles, links :. Iii
Vest from the pClIt where the cenire Of said
street lnterssct5 the centre of the track o. tnc
Washington and Ohio Railroad; thence north
Ns0 WEST s. poles TO 4 Horth iSo Il W. IL. 81
poles to |, III the centre uf Washington street
north lli0 &. II, 81 poles 10 B, III said centre
corner 10 the tract and in i limo formerly called
Pend dletons; north S7l 4. :3 43 poles 10 II, the
intersection of said line with tho south e.tern
[, where The said line Of tho Railroad crosses the
centre Of kuysl street; tbeGcs s. 1l3to, w. |, 2G
poles 10 the beginning, containing acres aud
3il poles
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money to
DO paid 10 cash at lho time Of sale, aud the resi-
due In three equal lnstalmentS at +, - aud Is
months, with lutvreSt from day OF sale; the de.
!erred pay ents to be secured by tho notts oil
The purchaser, with satisfactory security and tins
title TO be retained until the purchase money be
fully paid. Stamps and coEveyancing d. the
cost Of the purchaser.
ALBERT STUART,
q. w. WATrLtS,
ID. Y. CLAUGHTON.
je 27-2swts Surviving Comm'ra.
Ns- No bidders appearing, the ABOVE sale is
continued I'LL AUGUST9th, 1879, at same hour
and place. ALBEIT STUART,
&. w, WATTLES,
II. y. CLAUGHTON,
jy2S-2IWts Surviving Commra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE ELaNDIE
~ FA lR FAX COUNTY,, NEAH THE
VILLAGE OF ACCUTINk-By vlrtuo Of the
decree Of tho Circuit Court OF Fairfax county,
IN the suit of shepherd .v. Shepherd, the an.
dersisned, specisl commissioner named in said
Decree will, on MONDAY, (Court day. The
18Th day Of Angus. 1879, in front Of the door of
tho Court House Of ssid county, st II o'clock
m. St to the highest bidder, tina. PART OF
THE REAL ESTATE If which Ssmuel chep.
herd died Sc ze1, not divided. This tract of land
adjons Sias Denty and the lots assigned to
James AID john Shepherd, and contains 81
acres. roods and s. poles, is without building
or fencing. but ls susceptible of ready and rapid
Improvement, and is situated Immediately on
Fohiak run.
Terms of Sale: One fourth Of the purchase
money in ha, On the day Of sale the residue
in three equal annual payments. to bear iuteres.
from the day Ct sale, ana to be secured by the
| notes Of the purchaser, with good personal Sc.
curity and the title 20 bs re.u;led uutil The last
payment is made
THOMAS MOORE,
jy lS-w4W Commit Of Sale.