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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.


Willie Slider, Plaintiff, against Frances A.
Slider, John R. Slider, and Charles T.
Slider, Defendants. ..
Complaint for Partition. -.-.
By order OF the Court, will sell before
the Court House at Newberry, at public
outcry, Oil she first Monday in November
next, all that house and lot in the Town of
Newbcrry, and State aforesaid, containing
one fourth Of an acre, more Or less, On the
Eastern corner of Nance and Harrington
Streets, and bounded by lots of D. R. Phi
fer, jas. NJ. Baxter, Mrs. Sarah E. Chick,
Jas. Mcintosh and z. G. Pool. .
Terms: The purchaser will be required
10 pay one-third of the purchase money 10
cash, and to secure the balance payable in
one aud two equal annual instalments, With
interest from the day Of sa!c, By bond and
mortgage OF the premises-and pay tor the
.cceS*ary plpcrs. The purchaser will also
nc rrqrrcd to insure The properly a5 an
roual rGrai 20 tie credit portion Of the
:GrchaSe n!o:isy, and assign the same 10
he Master. S1LAS TOMBSTONE,
Master a. G..
Masters Ci|i -, 7th Oct. 1880. 42-3t.
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"WlNE OF CARDUI" makes rosy
ch eeks and clear compilations.
For sale by DIR. >. I. f4AN1.
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Forty years trial tss proved "eLACK-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine IN
the world. ~
For sale by b"' ,.
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Attention, and Don't Forget It.

This week we send out number Of
subscription accounts which we trust
will be promptly responded to. When
subscription has just expired, or in
some cases has run for month or two,
the subscriber can remit for 8, 6 or -
months as suits his convenience best.
When the time has run beyond that We
expect back dues to be paid with re-
newal in advance. Some few are con-
siderably in arrears, and if these do not
respond early the accounts will be put
in suit. We shall stop sending the pa
per if renewals are not made.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

Fancy Goods.
The largest and handsomest assort-
ment of Fancy Goods in Newberry are
now on display at w. E. Pelham's
Drug Store. 1t consists Of Toilet and
Bureau Sets in different patterns and
colors, 1ridescent Ware of latest design,
Bohemian and China Vases, Florettes
and Violet Stands, Lovely Cologne Bot
ties, Colognes in endless variety. Fra
grant Imported Toilet Soaps, Face
Powder, harmless and beautifying, Gel
luloid Sets, holding Glass, Brush and
Comb, Pocket Books, Parlor Lamps, in
fine Just such articles as make the pref
tiest and most serviceable presents.
They are offered at very low prices.
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"slAcX-DRAueET" cures costive-
One Who Knows

ness and Sick-Headache.
For safe by OH' D
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

"WlNE OF CARDUl" four times day
makes happy household.
For sale By DIX. ;. I rA->t'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

TunMpsoN, Dentist, opposite lleralu OH
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

"BLAcK-DRAuGHT" cures dyspep-
sia, Indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by DE-. S. F. FAINT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

A large stock Cloaks and Dolnan:
at NJ. Foot & Sons. 1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
Complaint for Partition.

Willie Slider, Plaintiff, against Frances 4.
Slider, John R. Slider, and Charles T.
Slider, Defendants.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

NJ. Foot & Son are determined to un-
dersell all. Go and see them. It.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sale by Dir. 5. +. FANT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
Genius.

Son.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

The Thompson Street Church (Asso-
ciate ReformeD has been moved back
to the rear Of tie church lot. The Pas
tor and congregation found that its
nearness to the street and the cense-
quent noise interfeTed with the services.
Tie building. which has a tower 80 feet
high. was rolled back distance of 90
feet. Mr.. W. A. Cline superintended
the lob.
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:Ha5l. Express.

Ha.l. South ~ard CONNECTS nt Gcrdonavijle
Win CDes. IS Ohio X. e., East and Wost. Al
LyaC"ou!L, connects With Atlantic Miss E.
ONO T. l., through South ~,est Vrpinis e.
Nashville. Nav Ortesna Memphis, Little Eoci,
sd Iensa-aHd st Dnnvile with Richmond :;
Dsneilie H. X , to South end South vest.
EIpreSs southwark connects at GordOnsyiiIe
70 Nj roints on Ches G. Ohio L. J..
AI&ED TRAINS for Main Limo iaaye AL
riald!ls daily, except Sunday. 8ODa +, and
j. ~ EooA. aud returning arrive al Aley,nlrm
go p n a@A :. - p. ~.
foc MAN ASSA5 LINE lasre W.shinpto,
: IL =. N, and Alexandria IS a. m. daiIv
sE3cp, sunday, srrire 1T SLrssburp at IL Is n m
,9aHe2ing with the Valley Road East snt
West Leave Strasburg 20 p. n, arriving at
Alexandria rs i 10 D. n "
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
l5lOH oaVG5 A!ey.ndria Tuesday, THURSDAY
sGl >s,utday, at Gl 2 m and returns Men
lay Wednesday sni Friday, 81 As % III,
re: AN!!i"hrrG, daily connection ut Plans
.te.nn
Eor UpperviiIe regulsr connection a. r.a.
pslo.
lor WAkRENT0N. losve waahins,on p.
. iJ :. ~.
a! trsns :A.ke good connections, az v.sh.
.ag!on, - ana from North and WGsl.
New Orleans s'en3,n, ienGos Washin.ton al
II a. m. RAINING through without change
On Express train. leaving Washington ct 10 40
p n MsTks Adjustable Racining Oh air Car.
With estrn'i harSe only $500, through to
UanvlIp.
Through tickets vorS low 10 the South an
SoUthT"st.
Ap'o !. nj. RROADUS. G.T.A.
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" = OLIVER RIOE.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, hsvo you caught cold2 Are you
unable to raise the phloSm2 Have you an irri-
taton in the throa.2 A scnss of oppression on
the lungs, with short bresih2 Do you hsvo
fit of coughing on lying do1"? A sharp pain
now and then in region Of the heart. shoulders
aud bsck2 If SO, OUR ADVICE Is to take
at once dose Of Tu!rs Expectorsut; you will
repeat the E:pec!orant, place hot iron to ths
feet. take two Of Tu.rs Pills. You will room
fall into q pleasant sloap and wake up in tho
morning cough gone. lungs working freely ;
easy breathing and the boWals moving in a nat
ursl manner, To prevent return OF these
symptoms usa The Expsc.orent sayorsl days.
Office, IS MURRAY ST, N. YORK
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LINCOLN rs a SOUrHERNER.-Hog oIAn
srcf t.dsrk srd drippingSaturday that chi y
April day. Tow fifteen ye,rs tygone-my he:s.
hiss enter aiDed tho dream, tue wish, to givo Of
Abraham liDcclo'5 d:ath is ogn SPECIAL
thought sIG memorial. Yet now the sought
Tor opportunity offers fi1d my notes incompo
ten! tHhy, f'r .:.'y ?r0ilund themes, is stste.
mtnt SO IDLE Why docs tho tight phrase never
Gttei y End the liz tribute ! dreamed of waits
unDrc pared hs ever. My talk hers. indeed is
lcss h;causs c! Itself or aoy,l,iog 10 l., ind
nearly altogether bec1us, | feel dcsirr,
apart from aay tax. to specify the dsv, tho
murtyracm. 1t is fJr this, ry friends, have
called You tolether Oh ss the years hrioe
hack this hour. 1T it again however bo briefly
d'Pel; upon. For my own part hope and TO-.
tepd, till my owo dying day, whenever be J4 h
or 18Th Ct Ap:i comes, 10 annually gather q
l!V friends end hold its tragic rcmip;scsrco.--
No harrow or sccticna! rcmiois,enco. I: belongs
to these States IL their enitetY-uot TIE North
o1l1, but The SOuth-pe1hsps belones most ten
derry and deqou'7 10 the South of al; for tier,
rea'lg is this mans birth stock, 1ners and
thence Ills sGtacetent s'anp. Why should
not say that thence his msnliest trsis-his
uGiv5rfsllty-h!s csboy, easy way and words
upon tie rfsc'-his ith :xibe determination
ard Outrage at hoart? Have you never real
IL ii it, py friends, that Licco D, though grated
Oh the West, is essentially, 10 personnel and
cH"rtct!r, Southern c)utribu.ion 4? - Walt
]Fhitmdn'S Lecture.
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A curious latttr is published in tho L)ndon
Wa!chmsn from go educated Hindoc, DO. q
Christian, advocating The use Of tbe Eoglish
Bible in tic government tcaoo's Of Iodia. 1t
is quite loOg, a5d tho points made by the writer
orc NUMEROUS, SO that We can only give bare
summsry Ct ,hnm. Educated natives, he says,
do not tLj:c: 10 reading the Bibl, 10 schools ss
o book ct history or literature. They cannot
srpri C ate sufficiently tho elu!i, $ Ct the Esg-
lish language lr tho sllusious in Other books
without knowledge Of it, They now read 10
the 'caools chiefly the classic works Of the last
century With their pompous style. and need the
h.bIe as icil to them TO give them mojcl Of
simple, eiflc. Eaglish, and prevent their talk
from bciog amusing with the seening afftc alton
ct Johnsoniapism'. AS book Of h;s;ory, it
furnishes satisfactory accounts OF the earlier
ages ot tho world. beyond tho period of written
pEo'aoo history; and tho Now Testament gives
most Interesting alusiors to the lsomln Empire
and to the general state of the world during
wcro firHt 10 tic field in educating tho natives;
and 80 far SIS tho Hiodoo writer knows, not ous
among tho many thousands attending thtir
schools has olj ected to readiog the Bible Evou
now with government Biblel:ss schools By their
side tic mission echools are as we'll attended
CO ever, n.d at Barg.lo sre bcicr attend
ca Than tie eoverDment schools. The
grandson Of q former lrinco, minister of
Mysorc. went to ono 10 pre!c :erc, AS
ecneral rule, cGuclted Tlindoos keep COPY CT
the Blblo 10 their libraries to explain the num.
ercus allusious 10 it which tFoV mccl; aad 10
ouc year 800 copies OF tho Bible were bovpht
10 The city of Mysoro by such men for this pur-
pose Two scholarships which natives founded
to perpetuate the name CT Gaueral Dobbs were
asslgned resptc lively. to the government aud
Wesleyan schools If the contributors had ob-
jcctad 10 the Bible they would not have fouad
ed Wesleyan scholarship. The Introduction
of the Biolo would 6i,pal rr ju lies against
Christianity, for the natives would learn bv il
that The religion Of Christ is not oae to be
spread by external means or at tho poiot Ct the
sword. Tho present c,nduot of the government
mskes The natives believe that the Bible is "a
most 6aDecrous book, g literary barrel Of euo.
powder that may at any time explode and csus,
iofoiio disaster" The writer approves o 70
mark which was made by the l,'e Sir IIerb,r,
Eiwlrd', 'ha. if the nstives tal b,en eco l,io,-
ed with the Bible the rebellion Of 1851 would
not have taken rlac,, for the7 would have bocn
convinced that biting creased cartridges could
rot possibly have made them Christianq. L,ss.
y, the liiblo is read 10 the schocl, Of some cf
the native sains. it used to be, aud is probaog
ncw, read in Travaucore, ard elso ut Indyri,
the c.pital of the Maharaja Holket's D)Di-
tious. -lIdhOl1.
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VA5nINGTCN 3 OHIO BALBOA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Beginning Oct 4, 1879.
.' '~s N Ia TRAIN will lesve Washington st
VA, -. =. m and Alexandria at 8 05 o. m. daily
49,. '.E.' SGndsy; pass LeesbUrg. going west
be H., ~ Ell ~ p. IL, snd arrive at Round Eil
in ia.,s IL. I1esvs Bound Hill ct 1890 p. m; pass
:, Ee!ng 1sstwsrd, AT 10 pm, aud ar
.r,, =, :, ? .S1sndrla 81 S;l5 p. m, snd 81 Wash.
s,as aC,OhAODATION TRAIN will leave
',-". "n al 20 and Alexandria st 4 Is p. m
b ricopt Sunday, and errive at Lees burg
il = NJ. Leave Leesburg st Il CO g. H.,
kWa5Ve 81 Alexandria ut s l6 s. M, snd
Al. ~ " fassengers from Washington will tskt
"aiA'a sion end Ohio Cars 1T toe Baltimore
,''%"c Railroad station st9 o. q. M and 4. u
IrsS0oe. H. '0e 90 lhrough without change Ct csi S.
ia - .'V9 an. tTsin from Ale1snGrls and II. 81
,,!, "AL .;om Round Hlll connect It Round
#tlr,os tD H.rrls' Daily Line OF Coaches
vs'.Ag15'VlIie wy: Berryville and Winchester;
Es.ss'. ',1 Neainer Line Of Ccechos which leave
8 fa'!y to- Aldie and Middlebure
IA A'i.s westward make close conrections
S. C%"...' With Sissous Line Of Stages for Fair
aunnuitaii" tickets, 81 cts per u,fIe
3"i tick cts, $50.
& GI-. K, Ii. HAVENER,
General Ticket A gent.
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1870 !

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
- iuE NORTH, VEST q SOUTH EST
DOUBLE TRACK,
5TSkI BALLS, Splendid SCENRKy
&AGNIFICENT EQUIPMEET
January 6, 1890
IIsns leave Washington from depot OF KAL
TlMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor.
ner Of Sixth snd stI sets, as follows:
FoE Philadelphia, New York and the East 10
an. and l.3O p nj. daily, except Sunday. and
tied k1press Of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.30 g..
q m. daily, except Sunday. For Phisdopb,s
. III am, except Sunday and $50 D. m. daily
f!i fittsburg and the West IL. 10 a. ~ daily, vii"
rsTlor Cars to Pittsburg; TAO p. m. daily
With Palace Car TO Chicago.
FJ' Csnandsigus end the North 6 20 O. m
except Sunday and 7.4U p. M. daily, except
saturday, with Palace Cnr l. Canandalgua
Fof Watkins lO.10 y. NJ. daily except Sun
tsy.
'oF Baltimore, 6 O, $40, $50 and 1910 a. M.
L5O, 10, 4.2D, 6.30, 7.4G and 9.45 .. N.
On Sunday, 1910 r. M; $50, 7.4J snd 9.i5
io' Popc's Crock Line, 6 GO a. m. an:i 4 "a =. n
caly, except Sunday.
'% Annapolis, lOa III. and a 20 p. III daily,
except @undsy.
LOCAL. TRAINS.
10Y Alexandria 70, 8 and IL a. NJ, ard Z ~,
w. std ii 81 p. III. Sunday ~ I, 3 srd II
IN. and =. m.
.;Mns leave Alossndr;s for Nasiin tier, 800
Knight.
IN sunday at 500 and 10 8. Ii and and 8 Gj
n,
q 'H"oUGH TRAIN FOR JiIE SOUTH, 7ig
81 H'art'co and Richmond, will !aave A!o.Lr.
II ''ls ~ 'Zl a. n. daily an;; ~ D. II. daily
81 -@e"2. Sunday.
'sSei' and Information can be procured
81 .'hAnai Railroad gla.ioaa md ticket oEcas
# southeast. l.. j. FARhiGB
M ,y,.,.,.,... Gon'i. Passenger AYsDt
"a I"anral Msu.Ea: ncv21
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATS.

Memphis, February II, 1871.
Dr.. Tut: Sir-I have been suffering for near
~ two years with severe cough. When I
commenced taking your Expectorant / was re-
duced to ono hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. l had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swosts. have taken half dozen
bottles. The night swests have left me, the
cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flash. l recommend it TO al my
friends. With great rospo:t.
OLIVER RIOE.
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FROM Tor TO CELLAR stocked with M
NJ eNss BARGAINS IN GooDs OF ALL KINDS 10
our iiue. We have bsen heavy spectators and
are DOW ready to state that our stock is com
plate iu every department, Haviog purshss ID
ALL AND LIVERY ARTICLE FOR CASH DOWN. We
are prepared to say if you w,l gys US call We
will show you the BIGdEsT. LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST Stock 10 the couu,ry, Washington
not Excepted. Convince yourself. aod price
our goods befOra buying. Samples fceely given
aud prices guaranteed. Come. one and ell TO
apl3 2w ISAAC ErCuBUE0's.
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n LABASTlNE E-Supericr TO Kalsominc-
q Ready for use By adding hot wator. Put
up in box.s OF lbs each Five lbs oT hlsbs.-
tine Will cover 30 square yards. OF E60 gTIsre #
two Goals. A Natural material for tnishib g
walls and celirga Ture white and q vsriety OF
beautiful tins Price. in ID box As-white per
ID l0c; all TINS per ID lie Aabsstinc is q VAL
u.be discovery; VI constitutes ii permanent
ttni:h for walls. nssimi'.tng with tho plastcr,
and will mover fake olr Sample cards of tinta
mailed TO any address upon application.
IAEERT u CO. Druggist
al5 70 and 1872 King street.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Office Evening News, Augusta Ga.
DIR. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack
ed with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted ill within a
mouth since, for tho cure OF which am indebt.
ed to your valuable Expcctorsnt. had tried
most everything recommended, but none did
any good until I used your R1pectorant, one
bottle OF which removed the cough entirely.
With ms5y thanks, EN- yours truly
JOHN M. WEIGLE.
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EEDE or TIE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FklpAf' at 8 so clock p.n.i returning, leave
N"ri"lk on alternate days at 400 p m.
This stsuoch iron steamer has iust been nsint.
ed throughout, ststeroom5 newly furnished and
carpetad, and i5 tho hsndsomest as we'll as the
safest BOAT on the Potomac river and Chesapeake 9
bay, and is the only steamer making close con.
nect'on with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines outh. Stops at PINEY POINT
aud POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class. 81; round trip ST. TO-
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BTEAMgEH.
$40 POTOMAC oON
NooO STEAMBOAT 60. L CCO
Steamer
GE ORGE LIE A RX
BT'EAM M YE.
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.

RES nj PIION OF ROUTE.
UvtaAaa;NDKiA " a;s a, VA, AND NORFOLK,
POINT LOOKOUT gor and ra.urnirg. NAo
On snd st!o1 Monday, March 18th, 1896 the
steamer GEORGE LEAKY, Joseph White.
above ports. 'D'
From ALEXANDRIA, A Eooo's wharf ova,v
M0NDAY and WEDN ESDAY, 1t 6 ". m,
and every SATURDAY at Ct D IA
~, FlGm NOKFOLk, Csmpbelps whsrf. evory
ESDAY, tn UESDAY and SUNDAY, It
y. m.
Arriving q! ether port oarly M x. mo nirg.
hulInR the past Winter tho Le.ry hss been
lLo'ouRhiy owe! hauled. newly painted, carpet
e1 upholstered and pu. i1 nice o:der Iicr
rWhors rledge the public cleanliness, first class
tab,o and courtesy and Mt. ntion from The oi GERS
ana scrVahts OF the boat. Tickets. rates, ,nfor-
u'ati"n. s!aie rooms, &c furnished bv
, ., j. =. H0OE. Agt, Alexis Va.
Is. r. DODn, ASt, Wash, ID. 9. r,h g. If
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E'is<bEEhssspMAE s.asss7..
HO0Ks. srATE,sHERy, etc.
n II w B 90 X s

l-S IL w ID w IN -
Just received st
FEsEECH's, 93 IL 95 KHNsl STREET.
SISTER DORA, by Msrgt. Lonsd.le; 81 -
CDETTE'S MhREI AGE from the French,
novel, translated by KmiIy Prescott; ST..
a WOMAN'S TEMPTATJUN, BY Bertha
III. Clay; $lt0.
THE SELL BOUND FIDDLER, . Norse
romance by krietofer .Isnson; 81
HISTORY OF TIE ADMINISTRATIONS
OF JOHN DoWITT, Gram Pcnsionsrv Of
Holland, by James Geddcs: volume J, 1923 tn
le5i l vol. s 70; SEQ
AASTERPlhCKS OE EHGLI5H LlTEH-
Z, selections Of British and American
authorship from Shakespeare to She prc7ent tim;
dcfuitions, notes, auslysis and glo,ssrg; By
Within SVinton; 81 rs
The THEORY OF THGuGRT; Trsst.se
on DeductIve Logic So
A FOHklGN MARRIAGE, or Euyius a
Title; 75c.
THE DIARY OF NAN OF FIFTY, .rd
Bundle of Letters, by Henry james ir.; .5c
ALASKA AND MISSIONS or THE
NORTH PACIFIC COAST. by Rev. SheIdC n
JscssoD, u. u: fully illustrated ST. So
ADVENTURES in PATAGVEiA, ty
Rev. Titus Cosn S. 25
DEhOGRe eCY. an American noyal leisure
hour sariea; 81.
spl2 G. L. FRENCH.
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CURTAINS COMPLETE two yards long, Hol.
laDd 10 greco, broWo. white and drab, with all
the fix tur.s, at 500 piece; few only on hard,
at ap132g |. EICnBERO's.
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KNITTING COTTON, Sc ball or two for
cs., at apl32g |. ElCIJBERG's
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The steamers of this company make connec-
tions at Norfolk for Boston and all points East ::
at New York with all point, West and North l.
west, and at Aexsndsis with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freigh. handled care.
fully aid promptly. For further information
apply to +. A. REED, AGENT.
Jtnhey's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, Preeid mt.
oGce under Natl. Motrop Bsnk,
sep 27-tf Washington. ID g..
ny q II G.
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| E'Ch I'll SERG EANT-i have conclUd sd,
decision OF the prn NY election. ask ali GOOD
| cltlZens for Their ,upport
ap22-tpl- GRO W. ROCK.
tCOMMISS1ONkk OF THE EEVENUE-
~ respfctiullv announce myself csnd ste
lor Ire oMca Of Com missioner of the Revenue.
ana soiclt the support Of the Conservative par
| w. sui ,ct TO the decsi;n Of the primary elec
| to1. Fully awsrs Of the responsibility &C the
| position snd tho necessity for an impartial and
consGieCtious c,tcEsrge of The duties of the Of
nco ieei ths. IL elected will bring these uusl
ihcations tn the administration OF that position
sn2 tpss FIUUAKD NJ. LATHAM.
F{lO THE VOTERS OF The CITY OF AL.
n, AaNDRlA-lrc Respectfully announce nv.
sell candidate Tor the oiica of City Serg esnt
SUBJECT TO the decision ot the Conservative ps1tv
citizens.
spt2l-tt@ JNO. W. CAMPBELL.
FEHO The VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
a RNANDRIA-I respectfully announcs
myself csn6ldste for tho cfico of CITY Ser.
geant, subject TO ths Conservative primary cleo
ton snd respectfully so!icit the support of nv
fellow CT z,ns.
spl9-tpt. j.. v. DANIEL.
RESPECTFULLY announce myselfa can
l. dldste for rt-olection for Common wasllb's
Attorney, enhjact to The decision Of the conser.
arl7-tts SAMUELG RRENT
HNO THE VOTERS or ALEXANDRIA
4 ClIf-l resrectfu!ly announce myself
candidate flr the Ctiics # Com mmonweal,6's Al.
tolney for tho city Of Alexandria subject to the
action of inc Conservative party in primary
election. II elected, l shall endeavor TO dis.
cnareo the duties Of tha tilce zeslou.ly and i'm.
partially.
apl6-tln LEONARD MARBURY.
ITO THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF
a ALEXA NDRIh-J annourc, myseif a
candidate for the Office Of Commissioner of the
Revenue. subject to a decision of tho voters At
the polls at the general election - TO held Nav
eth, 1870 Respectfully,
spl4-tLs W.B PRICE
ITO THE VOTERS OF FALEXANDKIA-I
"a respect 'ully announce myself candidate
for tho office of City Sergeant, and solicit the
support OF my fellow citizens.
apl"-ln' w. II. SMITH.
RESPECTFULLY announce myself a can.
Il 6idate for Commissioner of the Revoeue, and
earnestly tolctthe support Of my fellow citizens
Subject to the action cf the C1nsarvative party.
apl2-tt| GEO. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-23
By Green & Wise. Auctioneers.

Wy VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ executed by Alexander Hunter, recorded
IN lIber A, No. d. rage $50. land records o
alexandria a county, Va, to secure unto William
u. Mitchell the payment Of S2,%IG SIS with sia
por cent interest from The 4th day of Nobomber
io7l which said decd md Indebtedness have
boan assigned ard transferred TO James r. Car
lin, the unde signed, will, as trustee therein
named, on THURSDAY, the 9Th 6sy of May.
1850 at II o'clock m txoose to sale at public
auction, in front OF The Market Hou:o building.
on Fari AK street, Alexsnd1:4, Virginia, the tol.
loving described property:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND contain
ing 20 acres, mere or less situita ard lying in
Alexandris courty, Virginia on the west side OF
the Washington and AeIandris Turnpike, and
boundei ss follows: On the moth and west by
tho lar II Of A. + 4 ddi=on, on tho sonth by tho
Alcxandri. Canal, snI on the cast BY tho Ola
Military road. being rsrt Of tho = biz gdon
tract.
Tho debt aforesaid ID suIj3ct 10 c:elit CT
SlGh as of March 10Th, i$TTT
Terms OF Sale: Enough in cssh to psy the
COSTS OF salo and the accrued interest on The debt;
and tor tho residue of The purchase money on q
credit of ono two and three yesra, with interest
trcm The day Of sale; the bonds oil the purchaser
10 be given for the def, rred inssslmenis, End
the title retained until they are paid.
al3-ts g. w. WAT1LES, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-23

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