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The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Moth
ing but the Truth.-If you are suffering
from poor health or languishing on bed
of sickness, take cheer, for Hamilton's
German Bitters will cure you If you
feel weak and dispirited. without clearly
knowing why, GERMAN BITTERs will re.
vive you. IF you feel your system needs
cleansing, toning or strengthening, German
Bitters is what you need. If you are old,
and your pulse is feeble, your nerves un-
steady and your faculties waning, Ham
ilton's German Bitters will give you new
life and vigor. Price SOC per bottle.
Sold by J. III. DeHart o. Co., Vernon,
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

SARsAPARILLA-Thef facility with which
spurious medicines have been palmed
off upon the public is apt TO impair conf
dence in genuine article. We can, how.
ever, assure our reader, that in VIM. John
ston & Co.'S excellent preparation of d
practical chemist and we are bold to say,
unrivaled in its soothing and efficacious In.
fluence on the blood. Such an article, al
this season of the year. when the blood
needs purifying, is indispensable. Detroit
Tribune, 1872. l .,.l. .-,-.r
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28
Physicians Endorse Them.

MUsKEeoN, MICH, July 10, 1877.
Will you send me a gross Of your Liver
Pills2 would like them at once as my
supply is exhausted, and some of our phy-
slcians to whom / recommend them for
trial are writing prescriptions for them in
their practice. One of them speaking of
them, the other day, said, "rhey are so
mild, yet so efficient" am entirely out
of them, and would like them as soon as
possible. Yours, &c. a.laE.r
A. G. JEPSON.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28
GUARDIAN SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of License, to me granted, on the
s swslfth day Of ., October ISL ~ George r
ham, and State Of Michigan, shall sell at Public
Auction, on the third day q December. 1881, al
ten o'clock In the forenoon. ct the premises, 20
be sold In the township Of Middlebury. Shiawas-
see, County of Michigan, In said County, all the
right, title and interest of Ira Thayer In and to
certain Real Estate Is said County,, described as
the undivided oue-third of the east half OF the
northeast quarter If section thirty-sx (s6J ok.
cepting fifteen 10 acres Off from the west sirle
thereof In town sosen north OF range one (f)east
PHEBE THAYER, ifffhs ~ Pou
+ Guardian Of said Ina TnAYER
Dated Oct. 18th, 1851. 1877 ~. Wof
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The relics of the Franklin ex-
petition, recently discovered, have
been placed in museum at Green
wicb, England. Before long our
own government will be seeking for
a museum in which to deposit relics
from the lost Jeanette. Who can
tellp giH
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Any dreams that General Hancock
may have in the future of political
glory will be interrupted by the boom
ing from the guns which he fired in
honor of a rebel brigadier.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

That portion of the British Govern
ment which rules over New Zealand
has a rebellion of its own to attend to,
and has called for 900 volunteers to
assist in fighting the natives.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The government is about to pur-
chase, from the Marquis de Rocham-
beau, valuable papers containing
material for American history.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

MacVeagh is of the opinion that
about a dozen of those Star route
fellows will be convicted and sent
to prison.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The Free Psss was a little too
fast in hoping that Morgan would
allow himself to be used as mere
make shift. for the imperial Conkling
to climb back upon his throne.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

President White, of Cornell Uni
versity, has promised not to accept
a political Office for the next four
years.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

In regard to the Panama question
the government assumes a policy of
peace and friendly intercourse with
all nations.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Especial in
ducements are offered you by the Burling-
ton Route. 1t will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this issue r..H .
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The board of supervisors of Huron
county have locked the fire sufferers,
and the public in general out of the
court house at Bad Axe.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Every day increases the popularity and
sale of Carriers Little Liver Pills The
reason is that, when once used, relief is
sure to follow. They always please
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The municipality of Berlin, Ger
many, will hold a Garfield memorial
on next Sunday.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Ex-Governor Morgan, of New
York, telegraphs to the President
his "regrets," and declines the Secre-
taryshipof the treasury.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

. The EOening NeUs hastens to pub
lish false report of the assassination
of the Gear of Russia in order to
swell the daily sales-"you know"
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Two fires occurred in New York
"city-said to have been caused by
electric lights.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The London papers pretend that
the Fenians are plotting to destroy
the British government.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Gen. w. s. Hancock honored the
lost cause by firing a brigadier's
salute in honor of Fitz Hugh Lee.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Willard B. Wells, of Michigan,
has had his appointment as Consul
to Dundee confirmed by the senate.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Robinson and Schoville are the
attorneys that will attempt to defend
.Guiteau.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Henry Ward Beecher has retired
from the editorial management of
the Christian Union.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The priests ir Ireland are resorting
to holding land league meetings in
their chapels in order to evade the
police.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Work has been somjsenced on the
new state museum at Ann Arbor.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

In spite of the solicitations of the
President, Mac eagh has retired from
the cabinet.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

England expects to have more
trouble with the Beers in South
Africa
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28
We Never Fear.

Our druggists say we never fear to recon
mend Rineharts Liver Pills. for they al
ways satisfy the buyer.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Pain and weakness of lungs. liver, kid
neys and urinary organs relieved by using
Browns Iron Bitters. eb ,.. - oi \
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Secretary Window bas been chosen
senator by the Legislature of Mime
sofa.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Only one-sixth of the fqSeign trade
is carried in AmericansvesSeIs.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Hills Buchu is permanent cure for all
diseases of the Urinary Organs.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Over IL, 000sof the French troops
in Africa ateoh, the sick list.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The Grand Trunk Railway is sur.
veying a line from Pontiac to Jackson.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

The Salt River Indians, of Ari
:Hona, aregon the wal, path.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28
Detroit, Grand Haven
& MlLWAUKEE r. r.

GOING EAST.
Trains leave Owosso as follows: Steamboat
Express, $40 a. m, Through Mail, 2:l5 y. m. (;
Evening Express, 7:35 y. M, Night Express, $3.50
a. m; Mixed, 7:45 pm. for Detroit.
GOING WEST.
Maruing Express 1890 an; Through Mall,
2:15 n. m. Grand Rapids Express, S:55 p. m.
Night Express, 2:20 a. m Mixed $3.50 am.
Refreshments at Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Hauen. The Telegraph Line for the Public.
Er-Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
CONNECTIONS,
AT DETROIT Great Western Railway to points
east. Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and
Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT M1LWAUKEE-With the Milwaukee and Sc,
Paul, Western Union, Milwaukee and Northern,
and Chicago and Northwestern Railways to all
points north and west.
t8f-The Railway Company's Ferry Steamer
leaves ID. q. III. d. M. Dock Detroit. ON arrival OF
trains. Tickets are sold at the Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Railroad Ticket Office, to
all principal places in the United States.
T. TANDY, Gen'l Freight & Ticket Agt.
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

WilliMr. = Conkling be the next
secretary of the treasury?
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Baron James, one of the Roth,
schilds, is dead. - l y
The Owosso times., 1881-10-28

Confederate bonds are being bought
and sold in Lohdon.s y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

1HH ELECTION VETERINARIAN Over.
WIELM.S1 DEFEAT OF TIE MoyuREL Tlcksr,
!ue election held 10 this city yesterday resulted
70 .I2mDh toc Tho regular democratic ticket
t:r hy5oaG the expectations OF III, post sso-
.1'-5, "1d cFustiog. as,iuy defee. for the
moGGr.I radcL "Iemparaacs Ticket" Not
zoe G! me DanT reOdIdstes on tha m!sDaiDed
People ; ticket prs elected. Every oacdj
cate co ;ha regular dsn1ccstio ticket, from
Mayo: 20 CnrState, IVES tltc:cd By most fiat
icl.1S msicrtg. As 5000 O. the polls
co7ed asst night bon fires wero lighted
al over the cry. and there was great rioic-
Io2 over Inc anticipated victory Men on the
r.foois declared that Alexandria had rid her.
"cli ot aoothcE ism. O,o gentleman grew
p1sttc. and 81 ndiog to lho Temperance move.
m.n', SAC: . ieste,dsy the name of Cr,arwss
on the world, to day it has been buried 80 id
deep the hand OF tho rosurteolionist will never
reach II. This oiflco Vas crowded with GEN
'itmen las! Dlght aDxi0ualy waiticg for tn, Of
h2Is! 'olufns. but !tavicg that tie c1uoting in
s2m: OF sho warts WCuld not be COMPLETED uoIii
This morning. ono by enc tho assembly Gi,.
pcr5sd satisfied with the news tn y had already
received. to Wit: That tho entire democratic
ticket had b:en oiooted BY between 400 and COO
fnal)s!sY, The Official vote Of The citv was
ANNOUNCED By the clerks OF the sayarsl wards
thl5 mOrCl0g as follows:
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LOCaL BhEV{7IE.S

NJ. James s. Douglas s7as 10 day promiuent.
~ sothGl Of a. President Of the incoming
C0GcciI.
Gee. ". ilceks. Of This city, presented lest
week. the R.pns. Church OF Charlottesville
With four h:ods1me contribution boxes
4 marriage license was issued 10 Washington
yesterday. 10 Geo. d. WaIkosbl Fairfax coun
~. Vs.. sud Ella Edwards OF Washington.
Maspu5 l.. Robinson was arrested tlis
a!ttrno9n and lock ID u? FIR beiug drunk On
the streets.
Nat. Cil1ke. az oil and respected coorcd
man. vas tax suddenly i'll on the wharf yes.
terday mOrhiog. and had to bo carried 10 his
home on south Alfred street
ERNEST and John Mills, two small boys, fer
a:s,u!tcg Thomas Main, GO old colortd man,
With trrk, were En9d yesterday morning by
justice Ihonysou.
The steamer I. V. ArroWsmi.h, which has
boo1 undergoing repairs 10 Washington. for
some lime past will resume her regular tips on
tho loser Potomac route Sunday next.
Tho Grent railway contract has been approx
cd by the Mtxc!n Senate. Gen. Grant and
Capt Eads Isit the City of Mexico last night
for the Uai.ed States via VciG Crrz and New
O;lescs.
) The desk Of Au3!!cr 7. l.. Broekctt at his
othco 10 the market tuiIdiuy, Was handsomely
decorated with n1Refs this morning by his lady
ttlen-s. in honor of his election yesterday
Treasurer HatlJB' ) desk YES similarly adorned
Hoo. B. r. WeifJrd. Juiso of the Circuit
Court OF Richmond, ct the requ:s. OF Judge
keith. caue to this city this morning 10 Try the
qacstCn raised 10 The petitions of II. r. Gar.
Gen AID ". }. Robertson, 10 the suit of Ora.
ham vs.. the ". g., Y. Nj. l.. q. s. r. r. Co.
A! 4 o'clock this evening he was hearing the
afgumc nts OF COUNSEL.
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ORE TEOUsaND QC0D PaHG&ss ssF
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS

Jus! received 81 5, c. 8, 10, T.. 10 and e.; enc
hundred goo pieces OF beautiful French Lawns
at 25c; one hundred (lC)) pieces beautiful fig.
uted Linen LsWns Is. % and &c; fifty (tO}
plcces OF Black and WEi:o Striped Silks; also
Navy Blue. Garnet, Drsb, Green, EIrc, md
other coor!, only JJc; ono hundred Now Para-
soils jus. sliived beautiful Lscs Grenadines
only lSc; ono yard wide puro Linen f.. la:iies
wear Tag; excellent Bl$ck Satin 20; Lsc,
Striped Waite Goods 10c; India Linen, REAL
e0od qusllty 2Oc puio silk Coored Btoc.des
81; Back Surah SILK, extremely widn 81: mira
wool Eun's Yelling 3Iic; pure wool wide double
width Chudda Serge, the neW style dre:s goods,
only tO>; ell pure Tool Black Lace Grenaoiue
only 2,ci beautiful Dress Goods (l0UO piecos) the
isrsss; assortment in Washington, 4. 10 II, j.,
Is y, 252 W 10 81 Co.
CAIExM'S, III Market Space,
m3G6-w Wssb,noinn ~ q
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COMMON COUNCr

AT called meeting Of the Common Council
OF the ci!y Of A!oEsndlil held May 18th, 1881,
there were present: james II. Beckham, o. ,
PRESIDENT and Messrs. Herbert, Nowlsnd, Rice,
Hrodois, Bict berg. Smith, Douglass, Mclean,
Jspins. Daniel snd Peske.
The following communication !rou, the Msyor
Was received ard read. w:
Mayer OGco AIe1sndrs. Va,
-, May 25 1851.
The Honorable the City Council OF Ale1gndlis:
Genl!enon: l have convened Jour honorable
0odles 10 eight 10 order that Tho election which
Fill tiko place tomorrow will have ali forms
Tho law requires. Section 5! OF cur revised
charter reads as follows:
The election Of Mayor aad members Of the
common Council and Gao h.ltt the members of
Inc Board If Aldermen. oGe from each ysrd,
shall be held en- thu fourth Thursday in Msy,
1879. and every two years iherssfter at such
plsGe and py such persons sc the City Council
ghall select"
This Hon. &. w. Chiffon has appciated the
Judges, which deem under the law it will be
best for ycu TO confirm, at the same limo namin 2
mo places IN the different wards whero tho cleo
lion shall Do held. Respectfully,
CORTLAND II. SMITH, Msyor
ana "Aereupon tne following reeo buttons wcro
adopted. viz:
l. Resolved. That tho following persons be,
and are hereby. appointed judges OF election for
city ctlcars to be held on Thursday, the 2G:h Of
May, 1881: lst ward W z Graves, VIM Cnsun.
eceey and Ferdinand Heisley u ward, John
Haynes, Arthur Simpson end Geo u boassrt;
81 81 Wasd, George + Steiner. John McGshey and
George W Lash (; 4!h ward, VIM Sumncfs, jas
Dyson snd Richard Lyles.
=. Resolved. That ihe following places bo do.
signated a. the places in the respective wards
Tor holding tho said election: lat ward, at the
residence of John A Mills on the south ride OF
fflnce.. between Lee and Union sts., lthe usual
al ucr1. y
residence CT John l. Smith, on tho wost side Of
Falritx. between Cameron and Queen sts, (the
usual place for polls in that ward y 81 ward, at
the o!d Court House, on the west slio of Colum-
bus, between Princess and Queen als. Che usual
place i9r polls in that ward;) 4!h ward at the
lumbus, between Luke and Wolfe strse,, (Ihe
usual =! ACE for polls in said ward
The Eosrd then adjourned
Ies.o: JAMES Z. CATION, Clerk.
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GFFsEE.fL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At called meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men, held hay - 1881. there were present -
n. 3. Oownham. eq President, snd Hossrs
Goore, {. G. Smool. Strauss. Msrbury, Rsh.
ell and Reid.
= communication from the Mayor was re-
ceivet from the Common Council. sud 8 rcso!u.
lion appointing judges for the election to BE- held
on or, the ON Instant, w: LIT ward, w P Graves
VIM Chsuncoy snd T. Heishley q ward, John
Haynes, Arthur SiuDeon snd Geo II BoesArt
I'd ward, Geo ST. iaer John McGahy and g
Lseh; Sth ward, VIM Summers, l. Dyson
snc richard Lyles; and designating the usual
voting places in the teVar,l wards as the plsces
ior holding s,id election.
The Board thea sGj9urnud
Ies.e: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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aiSo' Corn IN demand g: nyas4
nsiIy Al. Rye 9.e5. Tpb.r ..''
FkEDER1cKsBURa MARExr, N,y DIT
nI m.l 81 is qulst and receips 1t ,r,-ucy ...
ally. Limited. Flour SAT- "a f. :
isAIy brands Whe.; i.1.i3i =,
Corn 5OA6i. Rye % } :, i Ca / A..
nALIi MORE SUGAE AND C0FsEG H,xt,r
Susafs-The New York III .sk / j.: ,.a ,.,I,,,.
.osssinGes steady q! igT 'cl,i, =: ,;',,i
IHsnnlng. Centrifugal cus.r i g.,o,.., 7s.ss
For reanod SuSa;s lil,n.s:h. i, n,Jr. 80 "
s!rong 1T the recent EivanCs a:!d waonaIn, .,,,I,
a 5 i9IoSs: Cot loaf l0le: crashed IV;; pow ,rr
Gu III; grsnulsted lO;; stsnd,rd AZ ana
teiio~s to 81. Ccllae-M.rse. uuj,o s,rnrs
III tohe 10 day. under al Improved, uap,sni. sr,.
soH c'2.e We tote values tim cn ;ha bs.:s q
hsr. ~ ~: lalt. *alea ere repofted Oh GO
pass on private terms aud EGO bsesa.{3. ION.
oefs report lair bu:noSs. sud the gsnursl s;tUs
non Y.; q inc Tark2l Is much moro &c ursri1r.
w !aote llVClces AZ follows: Ordinary $Yao..
E lsis 1t !illi good lliall4r sni pIins ll3I2
0''eS IN f's' hands AZ dale 50 lCG Dsss.
- NEW IoRK CATTLE MARKET. Msy :6-
beoves-No Arriysis this roruiny ma ~ 800,
IN III i've Cattle Dressed bsef ru!si Gull al
NC Per 10 Tor poor to primo lies.
SaiVes 7Iho demand for good Feals vas sbsru
ana enabled ds.!ors TO further advance prices j.
poT TO- but common VcaIs ard Bu.,srin, ;;
Ca!Ves were Gu! a2d slow Of sac Tie extreme
buHefmllks' Bet dressed Ve4! was slIiny
rather slowly st -: per ID.
oneep ard Lamps-Tho make: H4s hul, Al
depressed at reduced figures O:ain!ry enni
chpped Sheep sclt ct 4s,t2, per H. Snri0@
Ls q ;S from virfiIis at 7i4e4c end jersey do
as osioe pr 10. uresse1 hut:Un was slow Of
eale 81 etslO1 pec ID, snd Spring Lambs ySara
DULL at 9al6c per ID for common to bes:. "''~
hogs dull and nominailv rpoto. ~
% 9Jao ~ per leo l5s for Common 10 good Wesl'
ern alive. H01 ~ es''
>. bALTlMoHE CATTLE MARKET May 25.--B,ss
Gasslo-NeW York adV!cos Of Mondays market
Whllo common were lower. Yesterdays rrca!
LOT all grades were lower, ST psr hcsd.
1901 up some loLO head, all OF which bsve hnsn
or WILL DO rtsh!ppod Ksst at their ognor., Tisi;
together with those let! over on M0ntsv
ID groga. ''' ''' pe'
hcgs-The arrivals since Monday nu,nbo- 3co
aug NOSE now IL the yards 500 head. Tcaao IS
SOW, sLu prices unchanged since Monday, Wc
quo;c a. AIS! cents per ID net with e1irs e. iha
is''se prices sVersgo sales e! or aear 81 cepts.
=, CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Nay 26-Hogs-
-aAshe. .; scHVo oat lUc lower packers and sn,p.
perS active st the decline; poGr TO good mizad
packing S. Gjs5 d; light s. i0,CO;; choice
hesVy S6sG So. Cat!les-Nsrkcs strong, scliyo
and lOc higher; al sod; exports Sc IL; god 70
sH a shipping IS 1855 Is; pool TO medium
90 NLso GU butchers strong and sctive Sneop-
market steady; poor 10 prime horn S4s5 70 fsir
20 good wooded s. 6JsG y; choice 3 6 5I ali to,d:
market closed i:m. ~ '''' '''''
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. May EG.-Hoss
easier; common and light 81 50s5 o.; rs:kiag
butchers s. 40sG Is; receipts 1850 head ship.
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ANUSEM ENTS.
PROFESSIONAL CAssDs.

a CARD-It should BIO generally known that
"A persons so unfortunate % y losu ogo or
moro OF their teath need no. WAL weeks Aid
months for artificial substitutoi and endure in.
convenience. Gisagreeabl, changes in vuics. f.-
cisl expression &C., bu. may have artificial
teeth made before and GsertoI i'm nedi.:ely Of
ter extraction OF theis natural teeth. By this
mode better adaptation, more pleasant. ex.
preston and neare: approach TO ward prese,y-
ing the natural harmony of tho feature, arc Sc.
cured. and very much of tho pain and diff Guilty
experienced in learning to uso teeth sre also
avoided. have practical this moda sue cossfully
70. seven years. and having Introduced it here,
would be glad to refer Any one inter .s.ed 10 d..
tients who ',now Oft from experience Ii tr ,sting
the natural toeth my object is - preserve every
one that time, patience ani noiarn methods OF
treatment can save. Tno uas Of s.san.c in a.
stroyilg exposed nerves is coadanr5d By the
more enlightened Of Inc dea:l, profession on
account o. its turning teeth Gs.5i iGtucins 90
scess and finally the loss Of tina teeth Tho ne7ve
pulp. which IL the source Of iie - TIE tocth,
should always By trestad, whoa ex oosei, with q
Wow to its restoration ID health. J. u:1 no chcaD
alloys for filling; my feas arc lnucl less lhsn ara
usually charged for tho ssms class CT work.
Gold filing from Sl.50 up; ether work q! pro.
portionhtcly low rates.
w. DONNALLT, u. l.. $,
Graduate Dental Depart:
Univ. of Michigan.
Office: 1921 f street. ncrth vest, Washington,
u. y. ar43m
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

BiSn::s dGrDg thu week has b,ca fsir.
though someHha! Interrupted " the political
contest. The Gcuns irJm all parts tf The
oiale saoW reputation Of The regulators.
The preSptc; for a manufec:o.y boom ia cur
midst was hardly ever 50 promising, and wo
hope ia low days to 30 abu 10 ulron;uIe The
s'artlag OF an enterprise iha: will al ouoo make
revolution 10 cuc busicess and enhance ali
local values. In locll money matters we have
% Grange 10 note. Tn, supply Of money 10
Bil!iDtr4 il very ABUNDANT, aud rates a,e low
Thea negollati2ns arc a2c5mpati.d With uu-
doubt,d security. Bnh losus aid disccu ais
arc quoted at 4s6 per CENT. with tho TUX of
the trsotss ct !ha Intermediate figure, Tho
Nav York money marie. o3nsitu.s extremely
easy OF 2:S3 per cent. 70: call and ine loans,
acd at 34i4! per cert. fer prime me.c,nlic
psptr. Government boeds w:ro very strong
ycs!e!dsy and higher generally. The pcr
csu;s closed with sslos at lS-lho highes! price
yet tcuc1od for these i:slts. The new 81 lex
ts1ded 6sl zero firm a. l04alC4f State
securi:s wtr. quiet yesterday. ard Virgiria
lO'4OI were easier and closed Z IF. Ahou.
S50,Oo1 s)d prices ranging ST. Sc 5G4,jG!
CiOsicg at &c! bid. sG4 a.ke9. peelers we've
also easier, selling Of 4333 45!. sgaiaat Al Dit.
V;tusly, A small amoun! Of deferred c,rt;fi.
oates sold at Isl, snd consol5 Wcrs nomiray
quoted al S512sG. Railroad securities finer.
aod W. quite:
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4 GS?TgdsH @AGGS.
y pNesl S Lucss, Auc.iones,s.

ny - ~ oai "a LuCSs, AuctiOnearS
{ iCMMlSSIOHER'S SALE OF VALUA.
~ BLE REAL ESTATE-3y virtue of de-
Gsees OF tao Circuit Court Of Fairfax county.
Vs. rendered st the June term, 1889, snd No.
9elno term, 1850, thereof, in the chance,y
SSuse Or ~. Is. Emersol and wife e. ais. vs..
h!7a nj. Emerson ct als., the subscriber, as com.
missioner OF sale in ssid Cause. will expoee for
SAFE ~ Hnotle sncilcn on SATURDAY, the 2S!u
day OF May, 1851, At Il m in 'front.' OF the MAJ.
ket oul,o!aE on Royal street, in tho CITY OF
a,sSandEis. Va, = LOT OF GROUND. with a
dWO StORf FRAME DIV Filling
aooSE III the village Of West End, in Fairfax
couaty, Va, sltuated on the soath side of Duke
street. extended, short distance west of tie
stone Brldge." AID containing two roods and
.WentYIVe poles, being part Of tho real estate cf
Which Harrison Emerson died sized.
Terms OF Sslo: Ono fifth of tie purchase mcn-
81 IN cash, and tho residue in three equal n.v-
mentS, st ak. twelve and eighteen mon.bs trcn,
the osy OF sale; the deferred payments to hear
interest from Tho day OF ssle sid TO be secured
oy Inc notes OF the purchasers. with good per.
sonal security, and tho retsatio1 of the lille
un'll tho lsst pay noat is msd,
ALBERT STUART
hpzo-eodts Commissioner Of Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE MA.
- CAlN ERY.-I will sell to The highest bid
oer on SATURDAY Juno 18th. 1881, st Clifton
station. Va. Midland r. X, THE ENTIRE
hAOAlNERI OF SPOKE MILL. ALI
SOAPLETE AND IN GOOD RUNNING
OKDER to satisfy an execution in my hands 70.
collection, styled PSIkar Va HetZal Terms
CASE Sale at u IN. WA. hYKE, Jr,
Sheriff.
Stuart s. Turbervile. D. q. myis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

PoroMAc Fruit GROWERS EXCURSION
The Potomac F,ut Growers Association gave
Wednesday the hEs: of their eljoyab!e exour
si)D5 Tor he season. Tho day was spent q!
M*rshsIl Hal. cad Ha5 unmarried by siaglu
uopIaasln, egent. Music. rccta!ioos ADD
d .uciog was The order of h, dsy. Mrs. Charles
(EIllS HawthOra) gave o recitation, as did
IlttIo May Csrrizsu. d.. Wits amused sud
entartaiued them 10 his usual style. Cantsin
Tyler band played "Homa. Sweet Homo" ea
they cosrcd TIE home whilf q: 1850 2, NJ,