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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04

1,o,, PERRY, GA, April II, 1879.
l nave watched the use OF the medicine now
known as "SwIfs Syphlltic Speclfic" sjnce INV tba
Sear ~ ,6s21,over 60 yearsand have never heard
commn cr u1uae 20 cure when properly taken.
,sSo ana 1885. and also did number Of NV
,n me,gnoorS ana IN every case that came Within
t,, George Walker. bought at amc
ION g , st1te not ,ra,rdned After tho purchase
ti mns oiscoveFed that he had had .Sybhiifs for
n"eiyc Years. His head was Without q hair on
Tom. ne ieo trealed him with this remedy and in
M inur weeks he was sound and well, and in n
s'oi s,,ort tlmc had as fine head OF hsir rs Was
nve1 .non cwnCa wd oya Eegro. lie owned this slave
minnnS ~ years, and he never had any retI,rI, of
me me disease, nor lost days work. This IS oniv
He EIn cns MSn9 nmndredS OF instances or remarEa-
nnst ne ihaue hn oy TINS medicine In all my
mended to do. II. T. bENTtGSSmn'" tGSn'"-
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. propr,e-
tors, Atlanta. Ca AioPtie-
Sold BY all Druggists.
Call for copy OF Young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
TIE so OC1HEfN PRESB YTERI1 ms
Proceedings Of tho Annual Session of the
General Assembly Greetings to tho
Northern Church. -.-NIiscclluneous NJ ntters
of Interest to tho Church.

proceedings OF tho Annual Session of tb
General Assembly Greetings to IL,
Northern Church. M IiscclluneousD NJ ttcr
OF Interest to tho Church.
tfRoM OUR OWN ConuEs,DNDIsTl
STAl'NToN, VA, May 2S.-My tim
has been so much occupied with oiticia
duty and social Intercourse, that
have not hitherto been able to dis
charge my conscience Of the promis,
lnade-to give you dot. l now write
with paper on my knee, during The
session Of tho General Assembly, SC
that must beg your Indulgence fo,
the labor imposed Of dcciphcrilig this
Il tear) illcgiblc writing.
Leaving the Boro' on Tuesday the
l7th inst, and spending the night with
some friends above Chester, | return
ed to that point the following day,
and being there joined by few genial
and pleasant companions, arrived at
this place at 4A o'clock on the follow
ing morning. Staunton is u city of
eight or nine thousand Inhabitants.
situated in the Valley Of Virginia and
near tho centre of the State. The
situation is picturesque and the view
from the surrounding cminences. is
enchanting and, may say, cnnobing.
You have clear and distinct view of
the Allegheny and the Blue Ridge
range Of mountains, and an extended
view Of the intervening valley. 1t is
such spot, methinks, as would have
inspired the poet Campbell in PEN
ming the beautiful lines Of his "plcus-
ures Of Hope" Even the mind Of
your prosaic correspondent was STIR
red with poetic sentiment, though
without uttcrance.
Fine female seminaries are located
here, some of them of high grade and
in all exceedingly prosperous condi-
ton. In two Of them there are Il num-
Der Of young ladies from our own |
State, and among them several Of ..,ov-
acnuo;p{ -ifths sic. a., W AtS,ni WAa' perYr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04

to sec by the courtesy of the principal
ofthese institutions. To this | inter
posed no scrious objection, of course
There are also male schools of hiel
grade, State insane and lunatic asv
lum, All asylum for the deaf, duml
and blind, with other institutions
which give this place degree of i'm.
portance 1t would not otherwise DOS.
sess.
The General Assembly Of tho Pres
bytcrian Church in the United States
convened in the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city, on the 10th inst,
at IL O'Clock; q. M, and was opcned
with sermon by the retiring modera-
tor, the Rev. DR.. Hoyt, of Nashville,
Tenn The Rev. r. p. Farris, d. d.,
OF st. Louis, and the Rev. Theodericl
Pryor, D. D., Of Virginia, were placed
IN nomination for Moderator. DR..
Pryor declined the honor in very
graceful and elegant manner, on the
ground Of courtesy. He did not think
II courteous 10 elevate to this distin.
guishcd position son Of Virginia,
under tho circumstances, and DR.,
Farris was unanim onsly elected to the
position.
The first thing which caused rip
pie In the, ssembly V was request of
Dr.. Adger, chairman Of the committee
on forelgn correspondence, for per-
mission OF the Assembly to send tho
salutations OF this body TO the General
Assembly Of the Northern Church,
now in session at Buffalo, before this
body should be in receipt of thcir
greetings. Heretofore these greetings
nave always come from tho Northern
Assembly. This request created n
discussion which think had boiler
nave been left alone, but was finally
agreed to with almost entire unanimi-
ty. '''''
DR.. Girardcau, as chairman Of n
committee appointed by the last Cen
erol Assembly, submitted q lengthy
report on tho subject Of tho diaconatc.
Ihe paper was lengthy one, and an
able one, but was referred to tho ncyt
General Assembly for discussion.
After this paper was disposed of the
subject rctrcnchment and reform was ,
taken up. This is matter which has
agitatcd the church for two or three
years, and has been ably discussed in tho
religious press. The object proposed
is q. .simpliiication of the machinery bv |
which tho benevolent objects Of thc
church are carried out now nlon
proposed being claimed to- be more |
economical and efficient. Tho diacus.
sion was .opencdby tho Rcy. A. G. |
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04

IhE Governor has shown excellent
Judgment IN the appointment of Col.
James l.. Orr as Solicitor of the eightl,
circuit, In place of Colonel Cothran,
recently promoted to the judgeship.
Colonel Orr is,a ma.n of far more than
ordinary intellect, great force of char
'"ete', and fine promise in his profess
eion. We wish him success infiis ,le "
public career.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
SEINA ALA Anril a scsE.

nr SELNA, Ala, April 8. 1878.
pGtaSure ota N stating that have used your Medi.
greT gHeas Sp stSnk Seea on very poor cow, with
peItnr: therefore recommend this medicinc
10 1tt WDo wish to Improve their stock, cuttio
n;i he!seS Ms 1t Is truly what 1t Is repreSe ntod
10 oc. Very respectfully, A. KAYSEE.
EvFAULA Ala, July, 1878,
Mr. Shnenfe3o: used one sack OF your Stock
t,sItn rtGn on ny cGw, with very Satisfactory re.
;yns ; I, one nad recently dlopred her calf and
nsock n'n rsed She was rapidly improved in flesh
Sno 'ailk. very respectfully.
Sold by tho druggists OF this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
MACON. ca Nou 1 lC

n. LAWN. "A'f NOV. l, 1879.
III; U. j. Monctt-Dear Strive have been
,nni aHahd increases as the article becomes intro.
Guceu t,.o ana Is known. Our sales average from
rmU ~ ~ lnree 6! oSS per month. We believe that
aaI1, aUur deethlna tTcething P0wders) viii eycntu
nIy aldy become standard and Indispensable arti.
cac, ior az no single Instance has it faied 10 are
ssat8S!dcton. s 8 No complaint has ever been made
10 70 us, nence we conclude that It does mi VNn
clai'h I1T IL: Herii ix bound to Succecd '''N
uCNT, RANKIN & LAMAR Dr,lrnists
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
W1TNSBOIsO, S. C..

IllE Hon. Samuel Dibble, of Or.
angeburs, has been unanimously noml.
mated as the Democratic candidate 70,
congress from the second district
sMr. Dibple is an intelligent gentle
man and all able lawyer, and he will
'rcprcson, his constituents Gaithmlly.and
Wcll.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

y, no DAhstER IN TAXING MAY Aprls LIVER
psrsND, tnt 70 penetrating that they clrSr tho
SSyssan or al Impurities, and gently evoke the
unt uSrr 90 nEathF action. Price Is cents pcf box
Solo Dy all druEgiststn this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04

s,Dl Dr. a. a; Z; Norton. OF savannah, writes: as
sure sure you " aiTnrds me pleasure to give nv nm
RREoyai RSsYa nnd certificate IN fayor OF your Luhp
kestolcr having given II n fair trial In a mum.
@ neI OIL eases wlirre it proved success i'm the
9rra' 1},ro ii menG ot Bronchitis and Consumption
rive years ago my wife was far gone in ,.on,
sumption, she had been confint d to iier bed Tie
Slcnlcr part or the time, for SIX months with
bnnas ectsc ~ TcSsr yer every day and had but little
with the blessings OF God her Iu,ws ore now
sdto,nS HlditeStiS sound gave her no Other Lung
Msd!clne than yours and cough syrup mnEa
stron He K5ein.SSr4ay given them together IS have
hTeeE Inr OF hopeless cases and rega Brewers
Please sond me per express tnroe dozen as o nm
,e nearly out Send bill OF same and Will remii'
promptly. Wishing you good success, / remain
fourS respectfully,
Come, ,,oo; A; i. NORTON, ND,
Georgia. ''''' s"'ouiiah'
,,o,a Macon, Ga.
Gessls: Lamar. Rankin LAMAR, Gehtlemen.
~ OnS ny Dottle or Brewers Lung Restorcr cured
II me fesI OF @ bronchitis in weeks Tins. win want
q ~, iew more Dottles soon. intend keepinp IT, in
hi ha mouSe oll the time, as consider H. q Ya,ya
ole medicine. Yours respectfully, N"
so,o nv ,,o nu HENRY DAVIS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
FAIR NOTICE,

WE have now opened our STOCK
of SPRING and SUMMER DRY
GOODS, and ask an inspection of
tho same by tho PUBLIC.
Each Department is full and
Complete, and in Styles, Quality
and Prices are Second to NONE.
All we ask is that you examine
OUR STOCK, and we will conyince
you that we
"TALK SOLID FACTS"
McMAsTER, BRICE s. KETCH1N,
mp 1e a,
=. 60
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
MHitRt hns earth dearer In palcto or grove,
Than music at ni0htfan from lips that we love-

Than music at nlehtfan iroin lips that we love-"
All! yes. Music, Sweet Music, does
mako Home, Sweet Home. happier and
dearer and tire hend of family that in
these days of culture md progress docs
not place Piuno or m Organ ia his
home, deprives himself and dear ones of
vast amount of pure and refining enjoy.
ment Our Sunny Southland has in the
pnst ten. years taken wonderful step
forward in Musical development and the
grand question now being agitntcd in hor
mil lions OF homos is not ".Sl,all we buy MI
instrument" but How and where shall
we buy it." And it is perplexing uues.
ton, too. The papers are now flooded
with flaming advertisements Offering won.
derful bargains of $1,000 Pianos for s: :.07,
II Stop Organs for S85. One friend ad-
vlseS this. and another that, md so on,
'nntti the worried buyer becomes actually
afraid to boy at all, lest 9 DO cheated,
and so delays until some unscrupulous
travelling agent comes along and ''scoops
him in" with n cheap, "snide" instru.
ment. which, in the end, proves a source
OF modification, rather thua of enjoy.
ment.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
LUDDEN & BATES
SOUTHERN NJ USIC HOUSE

The great Piano and Organ House ot
the South, to furnish Southern buyers
with Pianos and Organs from standard
makers, Mt lowest factory wholesale
prices. Established in 1870, and now an
immense 3lnsic House, Magnificent Dou-
oIe store, sixty feet front, three stories
ABOVE basement. Two hundred Pianos
and Organs in stock. Thousands of in j..
struments sold yearly. Our field tho
s1nth. Our customers legion Our CAPT
army OF employees. Branch Houses in
seven cities. Our travellers overywhere.
exclusive control Of tho best instrume ents
in the world. Direct connection will,
manu1acturers Always pioneers in low
Riaoos. Aole and willing to compete with
the world. Pledged and sworn to do it.
AND NOW MARK US WELL.
Don't waste time answering absurd and
deceptive advertisements. If YOU wnnt
cheap instruments, we have tn EN-, and nt
less than tho lowest We compete with
Beatty, or h1archall & Smith, or any other
man, no matter where he lives or how
much ne blows. 265 different styles and
prices to select from, and sucn makers 90
Chickering, Mnthusllek, Arion, Southern
Gem, Mason " Hamlin. Peloubet 4 Co.
md Sterling. Sent on test trial. Low
freight guaranteed. Stools. Covers, Music
and MUSICAL JOURNAL given free. A little
cash now, and balance in the fall, is all
we want Special terms for midsummer
trade. 40 secondhand Pianos and Or
sans' In good repair, to be closed out !
'he"P. Write for Catalogues, prices and
erms 1t will pay you. Address
LUDDEN s. BATES, Savannah, Ga.
N. B.. Send also for Catalogue of Sheet
Iosic, M.lslc Books, Violns, Guitars,
tlutes, Bnnd Instruments. Drums
strings, Orguinettes, Zithers and Mi
hail b1usIc"l Instruments. Immense
took. =. Lowest prices South.
may "a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04
WHERE TO BUY. HOW TO BUY,
THE QUESTION SOLVED.

Ours to answer. Ours to uo;nt tl,e ,,,ca
10 buy good, honest Instruments Mt honeHt
prices. ours to save buyers from inDusi.
tloh ana oVfrchnrging. The mission or
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04

The public has long since awarded
10 Ayers Hair Vigor the foremost
place among reliable Hair Rcstora-
tives. 1t is ctlcctual, agreeable and
absolutely harmless. 1t makes thc
hair fresh and luXuriant, and old age
scarce and Questionable.
-Constantinople has $4,000 Jews
ana thlrty-cight synagogncs. Nearly
10000 are of Spanish origin.
NO vessel was ever known to be
short ofprovisions when the mate was
aboard. >O y "'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04

JOHN Browns WIDow.-A corrc-
spondcnt of the Philadelphia Times,
who recently visited the widow Of the
famous John Brown, says that her
home is situated in the foothills of the
Santa Cruz mountains, in Santa Clara
county, CAL, near the village Of Sara
ttoga, and ten miles west of the CITY of
San Jose. With her live her two
daughters, Mr.. Fablinger husband of
me elder daughter and three bright
little girls) granfdaughtcrs of Mrs.
brown. The correspondent SAYS:
'Shc came to this State sixteen -,:"e''1
ago with har family. EG~6Ev2r six
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Ya E69ED s AMI 1s IL Rk H.
PPkkEM1sEs No; s54 PENNsYLTAELA Az:
FFk kNTH s2TFHEAsT hGs 81 ANB s2s
The soSTAEAsT cosNEa OF NSD AND I'd
NINTH sTREETs SOUTHEAST.
Y. one of the land records for the Districs .k.-
in Of respective pieces Of property in the
city Of WnaMshisnston D: zoo,
P M: Lot 20. in Square 949, fronting Al feet AZ
inches on 10th street east by depth Of Ion feet
On WEDNESDAY, hrRIL 20. 1881. at the same
tees subdivision Of Lot s. In square 9ls Lot so is
unmproyes snd has front io Of 20 feet on sth st
front Of IS feet on oh street east by is feet io
Ont On FsIbAY. APRIL aap, 1881. at the same hour,
part OF lot SO, OF Samuel Less subdivision of a
former subdivision Of original lot 6. il square S73
contsined within the following metes ana bounds,
to wit: BEGINNING for the same on Pennsylvslis
avenue at the southeast corner OF original lot g. in
said square, and running thence northwestvardly
along said syenue Is Ieet; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
thence due west to an alley 10 feet wide; thence
along said alley 10 feet 10y inches thence parallel
corner OF original lot 5, il said square. and thence
by and with the esst line of original lot to the
place OF ,I 65esinnins' improved by three-story
Terms Of sale: one-fourth cash on the day o,
sale, or within seven day thereafter: the residue
i'll four equsl payments az six, twelve. eighteen and
twenty-four months from the day Of sale, for
given. bearing interest fro. the day Of at per
centum per annum. payaels quarter yearly, to be
secured by deed OF trust the pr1perty sold, and
asstisfactory policy Of insurance on the veIinss.
If the terms Of sale are not compiled with within
days from the day of sale, reserve the right
to resell the property a. the risk and cost Of the
Gefsnhitns purchase Eo All eonyeyancng At the
acceptance Of sch bid.
VIM. TAYLOE SNYDER, Trustee
. 4S2 Louisiana avenue
u. IL. WARMER, Aucaoneer. ap9-e
eETHE SALE OF MONDAY, APRIL IS, Is
POSTPONED. Oh account of the RAIN until MON
DAY, APRIL Is, 1881, AT O'CLOCK. Z
ap19 70, %, IS WM. TAYLUE SNYDER, Trustee
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REAL sALs u a ~
LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF f
SEVENTH sTREETS WEST. AND oS MIS-.
SOURI, AVENUE. BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS WEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court ga
Equity, cause No. 7l4o w6erein william A. ~
Young ia complainant, and Thomas E Young ct
a: are defendants, we win offer for sale. at public
erty, in the city of Washington, ID.
On FRIDAY, APRIL 23TH. 1881. AT O'CLOCK P.
the same st the northwest corner Of said lot and
running therce south l0e feet and inches to
public alley 25 feet wide thence east 3S feet and IL
south line of e street north and thence west with
the line Of said street 80 feet and II inches to the
place OF beginning, with the improvements
brick building, icing premises No. Ga street
On SATURDAY, April S0rR, AT THE SAME
HouR. the western half OF lot numbered H. in the
having front of IS feet inches on Missouri ave-
nue. and running back that width to the rear une
81 saa a Sc I o es and attic
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash on day Of sale or
within seven days thereafter the residue in three
day Of sale, the purchaser or purchasers giving
his, her Or their promissory notes for the same
with interest from day of sale at six per cent per
whole OF the purchase money may be paid in cash !;
the title to the respective parcels sold to be retained
eieat is psid any purehsaer Shall s t sae com M
ply with the terms of sales. the trastees the
right to readvertise and resell tbs property at the
risk and cost Of such defaultpg purchaser; $500
deposit on accept.nce OF each bid.
JAMES g EDWARDS.
5u3 d street northwest. ra.
FRANK EUMN Af"sseeS'
Asa Penn. ave- northwest
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctrs. apl5-eo&ds
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WEATHER WAVES.
styles Different in Accordance with
various Tas.es-Ihe Oldest Vane
AnleriCE-

Styles Different i'm Accordance with,
various Tas,es-Ihe Oldest Vane
in America.
Weather vanes have been used for many CEN
tur1es; 1or quantity OF them have been dis
covered among ancient Grecian and Roman
ruins. These ancient yanes are mostly prazen
ngufeS OF triton holding rod. Near the Ap-
plan way one was found reyoly Wing over q round
stone base On which the names OF the twelve
winds were inscribed. An old vane In Constan-
tihopie Is female figure, called the handmaid
OF the winds. mounted on the summit of a
brazen 0oelisk. As the cock has always been
considered bird OF vigilance 1t became 10
Olden times favorite weather yane. Lately.
however, many fancy figures and designs have
been devised TO suit the idiOSyncraSIes OF buyers
and 70 1e "a keeping Win the Kind OF building
tie vanes for barns. They are rarely more
than sixteen inches In height, and Ii the tail is
very long the bird revolves without an arrow.
can also be had. Cows, bulls and oxen. vary
Ing In length from twenty to forty eight inches,
are often selected by farmers for their barns.
Duchess Of oneida and New Jersey Short
Horned. Then there are other animals for farm.
efs 10 choose from, such as sheep, large
f Mno 81 ran called sweepstakes, another ram
s Amown as Etnan Allen, and fat hog. PIoughs,
SPACES. and other implements of agriculture
aiso appeal TO rural tastes.
In any other. One rm In this CITY nsS 10 sn i.
I I, twenty, that INCLUDE Dexter. Etnan Allan
smith M Adni RI a.; Gsorge n Patcnen Gold
hentucky; also, Dexter, with suiEy ana drive, Vu
ana ana Ethan Alien with sulky and driver. In fuii
tfot: Dexter aud Kentucky gailOping WIN
loekeys, horse jumping through ho6i, ON" nna
sSaSihg fence, and another Jumping over q
pan, an Arabian horse, and mounted Civilian
AhotneI urn sells American Girl, with saIkv
and driver. aud figure OF Lexington. SnorfS-
men ana sporting clubs can select from runntno
foxes. three varieties OF dogs, the spertsnan's
running, leaping and standing deer. There ia
also vane which represents deer pursued oY
q hound. The list of animals closes with
inches In length, elephants from two to four
feet In length, and lions OF about the same siZe.
The elephants and lions are bought for menag
cries and museums.
In addition to the above described DESIGNS.
which are In general use, there are several for
special purposes One OF the most curious "a a
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CHANCERY BALE OF VALUABLE REAL Rs
~ TATE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
VERMONT AVENUE AND L STREET.

BY virtue of q decree of the supreme Court ks4
Of the District of Columbia, in the Gauss OF e IN
John III. Daily ct al, VS.. 81. J. Daily ct 81, ~s--k<s
No 3,OS1, in Equity. the undersigned Trustees,
appointed by said decree, Will, on TUESDAY, the
2otH DAY OF APRIL. 1851, at $50 O'CLOCK Pm.
III front OF the premises offer for sale at public
auction Lot letered "A, and part OF Lot lette-ed
B in John Days subdivision OF snbdivisonal
Iots Nos l, and In Square 2l5 tde said SUBJ
oiVlsfops are recoreed La the Surveyors Office OF
tue city OF Washington. In Iiber \. X, suodiv.-
SONS, pase 24o Beginning for said Lot and part
OF Lot 81 the southwest corner OF said Square 2l5
ard run ming thence on the line of Vermont avenue
enthusiastically one hundred and sixteen aud a
half (l6kl feet thence east in straight line thir-
teen Q3) feet four and half a. inches; Themes
enthusiastically parallel with the line OF Vermont
syenue forty seven 41D feet nine snd quarter t9A)
inches thence south fifty six 1860 feat 90 inches
more less to the line OF north l. street; thence
west with the line Of said street forty sO) feet and
four "a inches to the place OF beginning. THIS
props rty lis improved by three-stosy Brick Build
ing, occupied as grocery store and residence.
Terms of sale: One-hAf cash; the balance in
three equal instruments, payable with interest in
six. twelve and eighteen months respectively, from
the dsy of sale, for which instaents the notes of
the purchaser will be tsken and q lem retained
upon the property. or all cash at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of Sle0 will be required at
the tine OF the sale All conyeyancing at the ex-
pense of the purchaser.
JOHN @, WILSON
No. 81 ID St northwest, Tr,,s,Aos
u. H. WEBB, AFustces.
No 3l9 AZ st. northwest,
TEOS. J. ElSHER 81 CO.. Aucts aO16-dSda
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
FAILS CHURCH. FAIRFAX COUNTY,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
FAILS CHURCH. FAIRFAX COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
By virtue and In execution OF decree Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of Fairfax, state Of
Virgins, rendered st the June term 1889, thereof,
undersigned commissioners appointed IL said de-
cree will offer for sale, on the premises,
TUESDAY, 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1881,
TWELVE BUILD Nc LOTS in the to En of Falls
Church, FART CouBty, Virginia, Vsryi8s Ia SIZE
from one and cne- fourth acres to two acres all
esibly situated in the center OF the town. c3nve-
Dient to stores, churches aid schools and but one
third OF q mile from East Fails Church Station on
the Washington and Ohio kailro Id. afTording oou-
bic daily rail communication with Washington and
Ale xanGria.
The locality is remarkably healthy, the society
intelligent, and persons desiring to obtain home
in the country will find here facilities surpassed by
no other locality within easy reach CT the CAPITA
The Commissioners are authorized to ell any OF
said lots ST private sale. Flats Of the property may
be seen at the Office Of be Evening Star, Aiexan-
dria Gazette aud the Pest Office, Falls Church.
Terms: Ten per cent. cash; balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months from date with inter-
est, secured by notes of purchaser and personal
security, and retention of tile until 6Gal payment,
or all cash at option OF purchaser. All sales SUBJ
ject to the confirmation of the ssid Court. Con-
yeyanciDg at purchasers coat: Property subject
to be Tesold at risk and cost q defaultng pIr-
chaser, Sale to G. mmlence a. 10 30 g. N.
HENRY W THOMAS,
CASSICS CARTEH, Commissioners.
.. e. DEPUTRON,
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