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LOCAL NEWS

In CoURT.-The Philipsburg mining
case which has stirred upso mach excite
ment during the past fortnight, reached
here on Saturday in the form of aH appli-
catisn to Judge Galbraith from Mr.. j. K.
Pardee. claimant of the Salmon mine, for
preliminary injunction pending the suit
to restrain Murray & Durfee, claimants of
the works known as the lSharktown tunnel
and Scratchawl mine, and others from do
ing further work on the same.e We are
not positive the above is an exact state.
ment of the application, but as the Clerk
Of Court and half dozen lawyers couldn't
agree ON the matter this morning, il is
submitted for dissent. The case was heard
by Judge Galbraith in chambers, Messrs
Knowles and Napton appearing for the
plaintiff and Messrs. Chadwick and Robiu-
son for the defendants. 1t occupied the
principal part Of the time from Saturday
until Wednesday evening. the attorneys
each pleading at length. Several import
ant legal points, some Of them new here,
were made, and large number of afida-
Wits submitted. Judge Galbraith has the
case under advisement, and it is not proba-
BILE decision will be rendered until naxt
week. Succeeding the decision We will
endeayor to give summary of the case,
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RALEIGH 8 CLARKEs,
%. Helena, Montana,
PERSONAL.

Addison Smith, Esq, was in Bonanza
City, Idaho, Aug. "a.
Messrs. Chadwick, Cullen, Toole and De-
Witt, leading attorneys Of Helena, are here
in attendance at Court.
Dir. James O'Donnell received no benefit
from erysipeias at the mineral springs, aud
Is home again undergoing medical treat
ment.
Major Chipman passed through from
Missoula to Fort Logan since last issue.
The Major goes to take command Of Fort
Logan. l @-
United States Attorney Andrews is pres
ent attending the term of Court here. We
give him greeting and hope to see him fire.
quently.
Mr.. Isaac Dean is spending few days
in town. We regret to know that his
health has been bad since his retnrn from
the States.
We are In receipt of copy of the Dead
wood Times containing the card of 8. F.
Molitor. assayer, etc. The old man is still
I" on deck.''
DR.. w. W, Higgins returned this week
from o two months trip to California. He
does not fud his health benefited. DR..
w. says with the exception of the oases,
which are veri.able garden spots, Montana
better country than the vaunted Gold
en- State in fertility, richness and salubrity.
The Republicans and Democrats of San
Luis Obispo county, CAL, put up a Union
local ticket to beat the Workingmen, and
we H0tlce at the head of their ticket for
Superior Judge the name of Louis McMur-
try, formerly of Deer Lodge. We pre-
sumo he rs elscted, and the San Luis Obs.
pans could not have done better. >i#
The Llswellyn mentioned SO prominently |
IN conne ction with the ccpture of Doc Mid
dleton, the Nebraska horse thief, is, as
conjectured, VIII Llewellyn, former resi- |
dent of Deer Lodge and the brother of |
Mrs. Gal 9. Glawson. He had put in over
a year in working the case up. Llewellyn |
expects to come to Idaho or Montana next
winter. 1
A recent Leadville, Col, paper says
"Mrs. Chas. Vivian and Mrs. Chas. Edmunds
have leased the amphitheater, and will, as
soon as it is possible to procure good tai
ent open the place as first-class theater.
Both ladies have met with marked success
i'm other cities, and we hope that this, their
new, venture, will prove pleasant and re-
Now, where is Charles?
Messrs. Goodhue and Rush went up the
valley Thursday to interview our valley
friends on the tree business. We commend
them to their consideration. They have
already taken q large number of orders
here. Mr.. :Goodhus will return here SatuH-
day and can be seen at the McBarney
House. They win 60 next week to He'll
Gate, Flint Creek and Missonla county.
+ Mr. II. r. White, the excsllent Wash
ngtonl editor of the New York Tribuns,
Who has SO ably represented that great
ournal at the capital for several years, Is
aking this SUMMERS vacation in Montana,
md writing up the country for the Tribune.
is expected 10 reach here in few days
md 60 hence TO Philipsburg and Butte.
Delegate Maginnis will probably accom-
,any him on bis trip around the West Side,
md cordial welcome win be extended to
both. @ ,
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In the District Court Of the second judicial Dietrct
OF the Territory Of Montans, In apd for the oounts
Emma Derpss, Plaintiff, +9sl5s+ @'-t 3"E@
EFaat Derner, Defepaant. 3 M
The people Of the Territory Of Maasaa ssas greet
ing to Ernst Derner, Defendant S.z - .s-
You are hereby required 10 appear in an aotion
brought against YOU hy The abQEesnaEed Plaintiff ID
the Distct Court Oi the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory a4 Montana, In and for the eoaBty us
Deer Ledge and 10 answer the complaint aed therein
hip ven days lexclnfiye Of the day OF servicel after
the seFvice on yenGf ahis sumans, III served wifnln
this county or If served Cut OF this county but In
this district within twenty days otherwise within
forty days. or Jndgment by defanlt win be taken
against you according to the prayer OF eaid complaint
The said action ID brought to obtain an order and
deEee Of this court dissolslng the bonds Of matr-
mony heretofore and now exiting between you and
Toe said action Is brought by said PiainiIH AGAINST
said defendant the grounds of yiliful aeesrtioR
dating from the month of May, 1873
And you are hereby n0tiAed that If yna fail q, ap-
pear and answer said complaint a. above required
the sald PlantH viii take default against you and
apply to the court fcr the relief demanded ia the
prayer OF plaintiHs complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the District
I'M CeMt q the Second Judicial District
~. s. and for the County Of Deer Lodge, this 18th
n day Of August, In the year of our Lord. one
fs thousand eight hundred and aesentysatnns
GEO. W.IRvIN, H.. Cierk. $
sf 88s 1Ea By A. q. HIeaINs, Dep1ty Gfesk. y
JOAN FoRHls. leo, PsinfiGss Attorney Eth nf
81
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

PRrRsTs' Toll RoAD.--Mr. Priest in-
formed Us on sunday that he expected to
begin work on the toll road through the re-
Gently well advertised Priests' Pass on
Tuesday Of this week, and to employ .
sufficient number Of men to complete it for
buggies IN six " eight weeks. Mr.. r. ad-
vegised for proposals. for building IL, but
only received tse, and they were 30 much
higher than what be estimated the neces-
sary cost OF construction that beth we're
rejected, and BIZ wial build is himself BY
employing labor and letting small con-
tracts. he says it viii be d nearer route
between Hslsns and Deer Lodge thaa the
Mcdonald toll road now Travelled. The
grade will be very lighk, iR no place ex-
ceedinR Che FIRST one hundred yAgds tbis
aide the present toll gate. a good ap-
proach hes aesp sscursd on the east side.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
MARRIAGES

HENRY-INGLET.-At Butte. August 81, 1879, by
4 Rev r. A. Riggin, Mr.. William Henry and Miss
Laura Inglet.
ELDER-PREST0N.-In Boulder Star Lodge, L O.
g. r., August 81. 1879. by Judge J. NJ. d. Taylor,
assisted by Rev. II. w. Currfn. Alex j. Elder, OF
Boulder valley, and Miss Rila, daughter of Samuel
Preston, ESQ.,, of Mount Carroll Illinois.
DAVIS-FERREL.-In In Bozeman, August "a, 1879, By
& Rev. r. p. Lewis Will Arthur DAVIS and Miss
Minnie Price Eefrel, Of Hayden,
P0NER0Y-hICHOLS.--A Misssula, August 10,
. 1873, by Rev. M. L. Cook, Thomas III. Pomeroy,
ESQ, and Mrs. N. B. Nichols.
RANKIN-PICKERING.-A Missoula, BY Rev. NJ.
I. Cook, Mr. John Rankin and Miss Olive M.
Pickering.
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In the Probate Court OF the County of Deer Lodge,
III @4 Territory of Montana. iAs 9tiG &GFaa
In the matter of the estate of Matthias M Gharpea-
tier. deceased.
Notice ID hereby given that Staiias 4. flirboar,
the executor of Will of Matthias MsGhapalstsr
deeeaeed has rendered and presented fof settlement
and fled in this court, his final Accounts OF
his administration of said estate and that Saturday.
the 9th day of September D. 1873 being dry 81 the
Sept term A. D. 1873 at 10 O'Clock am, ut the court
room of said court, in the town and county of Deer
Lodge, bas been appointed BY the said court for the
any person interested IN said estate may appear and
e his exceptions in writing to the said accounts and
contest the same. sAt @is5 70 Asa5@sSs dssa s4J
~ ss-.g- e no r. ORREN EMERSON, fv1zs5
Probate Judge and Acting Clerk.
Dated Angust "a, ls7a.b ~ 59e of 5s04ts9 r
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Notice 60 Miners.
q. s. LAND GFFlcE, Z

gee.7 HELENA, N. E.Aagust4, 4, 1873.
Roderick D. McHae. whose Post-Ofice addr, So is
Stone Station, Deer Lodge Co. NJ II has this day Alec
his applications enter as agricultural land under
the Pre-emption laws, the Eh OF the NEH of sec Is
IN township No. north range Nc. 1s w which land
ia suspended from entry. n 4,t -, II,
his office on the 10th day Of Sept, A. D. lSg at 10
O'Clock am to determine as to the mineral or
ere character of said and aud testmong to be used
upcn said hearing will be taken before Orren Emer,
son, Probate Juoge d Deer Lodge county M his
Office In the town of Deer Lodge, on Monday, the
Sth day of September, A. d. 1879, at o'clock p.
1t is alleged there are no known miners, nor min
5Nr5t j. IL MOE, Register.
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SCHOOL HOUSE REPAIRS. -Workmen are
busy making repairs on the school hopse
for which special tax levy was voted in
June last. The bell tower has been re-
paired, the walle and ceilings replastered
and whitened. The outside of the building
will receive coat of paint and the now di-
lapidated fence and grounds made to as
sumo more respectable appearance. All
necessary repairs wall be made In time for
the fall term shortly to commence.
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Order 10 show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of the County of Deer Lodge
Territory OF Montana- In the matter OF the estate
of BENJAMIN e. Fifer. deceased. - 80
Frederick d. Gleason, the administrator of the es-
tate of benjamin. r. Ffer, deceased, having filed his
petition duly verified by his afdavit, praying for an
order to sell the whole Of the real estate for the pr-
pose therein set FORTH 1t s ordered by the Judge OF
this Court that all persons interested In the ss-
tate Of said deceased appear before the Judge OF this
Court Saturday. the twentieth day OF Septem-
Der A. ID. 1872 al 10 o'clock a, m at the Court Rooms
county OF Deer Lodge. to show caase why m order
should not be granted TO said administrator to sell the
whole OF the real estate OF s deceased at public auc
tion. xg s8t B. ssss.sE k.ta,.. lssss- 4 .,s8 =
izs's2ss74 4s ORREN EMERSON.
Probate Audge.
4 Dated Deer Lodge, Aug 30, 1873, b2s-5t
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Notice TO Creditors,

~ Estate of George Il. Sample, deceased. $50 -4
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. admin
istraor of the estate of George r. Sample, deceased
to the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said at
his office in the Court House in the town and county
Of Deer Lodge. %as- 2@4 .s-S
FREDERICK E. GLEASON,
Administrator of the estate o: said deceased.
Dated at Deer Lodge, September I, 1878. sGzsG
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h. 10 zsiHtat---4- -4-oF THE -igao' e2a9 aaai VI
NJ. f.. NJ. e NJ. A., 4 '.' e,
jsE aieal TO COMMENCE At uaa7, "~~-5ss
Helena, l. Montana tan o. ,1,so % oss o...
monday, Sept. 20, js77.es.. i. J. o''
l.. sz sG a. 44iats - aal a-.s3 h4.35l-a1 oas
r., .sliEso yaa tes 'sf4 baa 9asa1 bsee1
lA.MlllENSEAI'TRAGTI0NS. N B
New Grand Stand T. ',s.5 II, ..s :, '.'@ e..5 '4'
New Stock shedsl s..a%
70, gaa5s New Improvements I
= 3a Bad sa ''.ga--sa ss.l.p4 aa43 ss.s:l Il BH:
Increased PPaniQHsald Purses
FoTAi AMOUNT OFFERED, slo,soo! .a5 ....
d PROGRAMME 60 sl, .lta ,-..
UTAL AMOUNT oFFERED, SO, soc
PROGRAMMED

| ggcE .aist5 10 MONDAY sd T41a ss 5z
AZ E Psda h.Ranniag Race thrsesnar,es ptaaash
At3R. M-Trotting Race, Mile heats, best three
In ave for horses that have never beaten 240 Purse
saOO $3.50 to the arat and $50 TO the second horse
ash .ess s1s sass S ss @ Ss
me second Asfse' ~ r,,RsnAva "waElaa ae1
s'P. M.-Trotting tsace, for thretes-year oias;
| the first and $50 to the second horse, y
/ = At s45 P.M.-Rnnning Race, haif mile dash
Furse 2eo-si5o to the first and $50 TO the second
AZ a:aOP: M;RuueiaR Race iiaiis hsats, best two
first $500 to tho second and 500 the third hyrse
kih =" "WEDNESDAY @ 's1
Al II a. M.-Great 100 Mile Race against
h. aril TineJ for a Purse ofsI ,00osa O. oaa3
MIR. W. M! SMITH. sas&a
the acknowledgsd Champion Long Distance Rider at
the World, has matched himself to accomplish the
feat of riding 100 miles the fast time OF Four hasa
aSo s os &c a
use 20 hersss and viii change horses each and every
At s:4s p. ii -2Running Race, 600 yards dash. iah
fnrse seo-sl 100 to the first and stoto the second
Al 4:so P. H.-Running Race. mile dash. Purse
to che frstand $50 ~ thesecond hofsg Il
81 yt1ne aid aCTHURsDAY.3 vagem dag&g q
AT ? 7. M,-Ranning Race, one and oss half mile
dash. Purse. ssOGL L$2s5 to the fst and SIS 70 the
second morse. u ,I55ssf38'I 60 eTesE e.u5a 81
AT M-stallion TrGitipg Race, milo hesas, ,bsst
hree in i've Purse 35GI-e350t,s the dfsf, Si00 10
he secoaa on and S51 tq,tha third hersea aaw aG
Il 43eP !, M@sanning 400. Race three quarter mile
dasil. Purse sso0-$i56 TO the fEst and $40 to the
''eY"' '''sesi 50 gFRIpAY.R srqaiasego % D
At P. M.-Rnnnin9 Race, one ana sorc-ouarter
mile dash: Purse. Ss50s200 to the first sld $50 10
ItAt 4. Rnnnins Race. mile heate, beet shrea
IN ave Purse S1000-$700s to the first, $500 to the
second and 500 70 the third horse 10 aF6ss asEf
!, rAt 2. N, M,-Rnnning Race, half mile heasa sheas
two IN three Purse. $3.50 to tbs Bgsf and $50
70 the eeconds lkorse-s aSw ad Esssgei aafa s4
~ SATURDAY,
Al . r. M-Handicap Race. mile da,h Parse,
a6D-S4e0 tothe first and siGe to tbe serpna horse.
AZ II ". 1TNtIlNg FAaCe, MIie h0ats, bstt three
In ave. palrse $780, s400 70 thefist aud $l0o to the
At4P. M Running Race for beaten horses, mile
dash tor aeensalation purse of the first
and $25 10 the second horse.
u W "a. cHEssMANs. President, 'asc
Z! e. =. REYNOLDS, see'y. sf1ss Aig $50 n IN
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
DOWN GOES THE PRICES. r
Thirty Per Cent. Reduction on Clothing
Made 70 arder. a

To keep pace with the times, 1 have down
Thirty Per Cent. in prices of Clothing made to
order. Is & =
4 desire particularly to work down my large, fine
stock of French, English and American cassineres.
All work guaranteed frst-clsss in every respect
Fer reference need refer only to the many patrons
Of ny house during the past two year. Can and see
my goods-Wali strses, Helena. LEVINE.
~50l #A Merchant Tailor,
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Aeut 9orth,
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RELIGIOUS.

ppEsBYTERTAN. - Services every Sunday
,,orning al the Presbyterian Chnrch, at ] a. m;
evening, 8 p. m.-Rev. ]. 4. Henning, officiat-
ing. -, a. -. ..,.,. 49, - !, y
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening at
8 O'CLOCK.
cATHOLIc.--Services every Sunday. First
Mass at o'clock d. m. Second Mass at ION q.
M catechism under the direction Of the Sisters
Of Charity at 2H O'Clock p. m. vespers at
o'clock p. m.
EPIscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
q n {
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
Notice,

In pursuance OF An Act Of the Legislative Assem-
bly, of Montana b.nus Of one thousand dollars will
he paid by Montana Territory for the boring of On
Artesan Well, and properly equpping the same with
Metallic Tubing. The well must furnish column of
running flowing water of not less than five inches
In diameter For further particulars enquire of Henry
Klein. ESQ, Chairman of the Commission appointed
to select the location of the well. ts4H S@SIH as
B. F. POTTS, Governor of Montana. i
Dated Helena, NJ, r. August 9, 1879. 536e2t. .
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ON NE-PRICB o@PRINCIRIFlS q
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COPY
Order to Show Cause,

In the Probate Court Of the County of Deer Lodge,
Territory of Montanafn the matter of the estate
of J.H, Clayton, deceased. -,
Frederick e, Gleason, the administrator Of the es4
tate Of j. n. Clayton, deceased having fled hia petit
ton herein duly verified praying for order of sale
of the real estate of said deceased, for the pur-
poses therein set FORTH it is therefore ordered by the
Judge of this Court that all persons interested In
bate Court on, Saturday, the 9th day OF
September, A. D, 1879, at eleven O'Clock Id the
forenoon of said day. the Court room of said Court
at the Court House in the town and county OF Deer
Ledge to show cause why an order should not De
granted to the said administrator to sell the real
tate of said deceased at public auction. = a.T =
a. sl ~ F. -.,, ORREN EMERSON e,
Probate Judge and Acting Clerk.
Bated August 25, 1879. ~ e. 5S0-5t +
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Appointments of Archbishop seghers.

Archbishop Seghers has made the follow.
ing appointments as to the place and times
of his visits 10 this county. At all the
places mentioned services will be held in
the morning: - -
Il Butte-August 31st.
Warm Spring-September Sd.
Philipeburg- September 9Th.
Beartown-September 9th.
Pioneer-September 18th.
Blackfoot-September 1Ath. 8y "a
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STRAYE %.
$2O Reward.

Strayed from Deer Lodge abont the 18th of August,
1879, one dark bay or brown horse, five years old,
both front and one hind foot white; weigh. about
925 pounds sh0d all around t As' .f
Also, one light bay horse, 4 years old, sh0d on
front feet branded on left shoulder weight about
975 pounds. 81 llat5s. ~ &
will pay $40 for the return of both hors to
Otis Stricklands livery static in Deer Lodge, or
liberal reward for information that viii lead to their
recovery,
> So, h s a4 JOHN MUNRO.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
Notice to taxpayers.

Notice In hereby given that the Board Of County
Commissioners of Deer Lodge County, Y. T., win
County Clerk OF said county, at the town of Deer
Lodge, on Monday, the 18th day of September, A. d
the assessment roll for the year 1879 ANY person
feeling aggrieved by said assessment may apply to the
Board for the connection of the same. sZst Iss
j. e. DICKEY County Clerk.
Deer Lodge. N. T., September 4, 1873. 531-2t
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
THE wHiTg sEsslesa MACHINE

Efw s4fs The easiest FSaniag, .1tsgssfs hg4a
The strongest and best 6nishe
Shuttle S&y&iag Machiae a&ef @ade. s
= Ea Qthsr maehire apprnsehes IL In A.zs Z
n s3sts - Excellence, and Il 10 well call
n Ssss asss. 1yRsr aAssfhe Rerfeckipns .Ma ss
sanple maehines Emax 81 seen at the Mevs
NsrtAsVVe4t efaces p 4T& " u
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
BIRTHS

HESsLEY.-At Butte. August 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. W,
A, Henseley, a son.
HYDE-At Butte, Sept, 1st, to Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
- A. Hyde, a daughter
FoRD-At Sun River, August 1sth, to Mr. and Mrs.
r. s. Ford, a daughter. -.
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DEATHS

JONES-At Butte. August 49, 1879, Daisy Estelle IN
fant daughter of Dir. and Mrs. r. s. Jones, aged
10 months. #S
EHRlCH-At Butte, August q. 1879. John Fred
erick Enrich. aged 10 years months and II days.
FORD-At Snn River, August 18th, the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Ford.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

Al RuLL, LINE OF aTATIONERY,sssse
ATS. Iuat Rsesiyed BY STANLEY Q CO.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
Wood Wanted.

Proposals for furnishing 100 corde of white pine
wood feet in length, will be received by the under
signed until the 18th day of September 1879. Said
wood to be corded at the Court Hsuse in Deer Lodge
City, on or before the lat day of November, 1878
Payments cash. i" }s' III, 81. EENOR 12
b31-at Chairman Board Co. Commissioners
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
New To-Day.
N ew TODAY.
ST0nEWALl !.
WHISKEY!
a5 as.-t----t--= ga ys
BEW ARE OF 10UuTERFEIIS.
SAINT LOUIS, MO.

! 1Aa = SAINT LOUIS, MO-, tse4
.t5g5z s August n, 1879. f4g8
Inscriptions parties are continually initiating and
couuterfeiting our STONEWALL WHTSKEY, sub-
sGltGtlng an inferior grade in place of the EXTRA
CHOICE, for which our brand is so Justly famous,
The following is our TRADE Mark as it appears
burned into the head of every barrel and half barrel
of SToNEwAxI. WHisKEY S95T :. IF -5~--I45-T X
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

"ERMINE MIILs"NsfTisa IN ~ PAPERS. ssiS. 4
arge Stock just received,
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Postofice at Deer
Lodge, Montana, Aug. 3. 1879. Parties calling
for these letters will please say advertised =
~ 1xye Hate NJ Y;s4 Afss Sss
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Patent Rubber Button
Chain Pump.

Complete, ready to set in your we'll, for 81 5.0o.
Call and see them. ? a.@
519-tf. John O'NeiI.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
METROPOLI TAN
Billiard Rooms
JOHN GERBEI

Has the finest Bar Stock on the West Side and
Two of the best-running Billiard Tables
4 in the Territory
Special IagitGtions to the aohole community
to ome and see me. 40
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

a full line of LAxps AND CHANDELIERS
Just reserved hy 81 ANL LEY q co. A76
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

Special attention Given to Orders by Mail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

GALE or LAND NEAR CLIFTON. IN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Pursuant to tho decree of tho Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county in tho cult Of kincheloe vs..
Hickey, &C.. entered at November torn: 1875,
l shall, on MONDAY, the 18th day IF March,
1879, (Uourt day. sell to the highest bidder, that
certain LOT OK PARCEL OF LAND allotted
To the estate of Mary Kincheloe, and purchased
ct former sale by j. s. Ots, containing 58
acres This land lies contiguous TO the depot
and is susceptible of Improvement: Thoro has
been put up on this land several cabins.
Terms OF Ssle--Enough cash 10 pay costs and
expenses Of sale and the amount for which the
former purchaser is in default, 10 be- made
known on day Of sale) and the residue in one
and two years, equal payments. TO boar Interest
from day Of sale, and to be secured by the notes
Of the purchaser, with good personal security,
and retention of title until the last payment is
made. THOMAS MOORE, Com. OF Sale.
Fairfax county, feb l5-w4w
ES- The above ssie for the want Of bidders.
is adjourned until MONDAY, the 2lst day Of
April at the Same place. at II o'clock m, Cour.
day. THOS. MOORE,
NH l9-w4W Comm'r. OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14
WOOD AND e,GAE.

CoAL' COAL
We invite the attention OF deaiars and con:
sumcrs 10 our large stock OF CAREFU Lib
PREPARED COAL of tho following varieties
LYkEN'S VALLEY,
LORBERRY and
SHAMOkIN RED ASHt
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hardy o.
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also GEOKGE'S CREEK, CUMBERLA
and KANAWHA SPLINT, from West Va.
Making Coal specially, va sim to keep only
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family use.
Yards nnored, and all Coal sent out WE'LL
SCREENED AND FREE FROM lhPuRI
TIES.
Dealers, families, public institutions and man
ulactories supplied at lowest marks! rs!e1peF
feb Wharf and Yards foot of Queen st.
Coz" GOA"
On nj wha7s snd to arriTo during lie season
full stock d
ANTHAHClTE,
CUMBERLAND snd
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS,
nf hast quality,
and we'll screnat. will ba pleased 10
supply my frionds and customers at lowest mar
Eel price. Delivered 81 tnnsos, csrs or hoAts,
per ton Of 22il lbs. m
JET ". a. Shooi.