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T T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BET MEEN TWENTY-F0URT AND TWENTY
ElFTH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON. DC.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the third daysH
OF October, AID. 1877, recorded in Lber 1885, paseS4
4l0 OF the Land Records for the District Of Co-.A-
Its and at the request of the party secured thereby
vii sell ut public auction in front of the premises on
TUESDAY. the TWFNTY-FOURTH DAY OF JANU-
AhY AID. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p M, all that / .ot
OF GROUND beginning for the same. Pennsy wanna
avenue at The intersection of lots three 60 and eleven
CD. In square numbered twenty (27) and run
nlng thence southery. towards street said division
ne seNentyone feet four inches to the intersection
los three four and eleven; thence eastery towards
24th street west thiryone feet three inches: thence
northery parallel with the division line between lots
three &c and eleven AID adjoining the Land Of DR.. W.
u H. Newman. to Pennsyl ania avenue, being a dis
lance of sty-nne feet inches more or less thence
bounding on same thrtysx feet three inches more or
less. to the place of beginning.
Terms OF SALE Cash 800 to be paid at t'le time of
sale Conyeyancing at cost Of purchaser If terms are
not complied with in week from the time of sale
VIII rese the property at the risk and efauting
Puf chaser. IL. Y. COLT ON, Trustee,
1al3, Il Est 1863 l. street northwest.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The firs-->ass Steamers Of this Lima
.'AgSFEkDAM, " ROTTERDAM"
'toCHIEDAA.' ~. 4. SCHOLTEN,"
''P. CAIAND," and MAS
Carrying the Z. s. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
son Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, on WEDNESDAY,
fiLst Cabin. 800 $40: I'd Cabin, $50 Steerage, s26
ID CAZAUA. General Agent, % South William street
New York. For passage apply to W. g. METZEROrT
& CO., 92a Pennsylvania avenus Washing ton, or F.
III. JOHNSON, Agent. National Safe Deposit Building
corner New York aud 18th street northwest. AL
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~ 9Th and streets northwest,

- 9th and d streets northwest.
PARIOR SUITES IN RAW SILK AND IN H. c.
WALNUT NJ. T. CHAMBER SETS, WALNUT
IIIlSgAFH BY, TABLE, ABB NJ. r TABLES: ENGRAv-
lNGS, Aim CHAIRS, ROCKERS. RUGS WAL
nut HAT RAGk, LOUNGES, EXTENSION ia
BiEi TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
BEDSTEADS CROCkERY, &C., &c.
ALSO,
BUGGY AND HARNESS.
On MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY SIXTEENTH.
1882. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, Will sell at
NO BIZ East Capitol street. the entire Household Eff
feOts contained therein.
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Buggy and Harness.
Terms cash.
ja13-d DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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n OETH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE
LONDON, SCJ ~ ssfPFOS BRFMES.
The steamers Of tbs COMPANY vii -. IN cry SAT-
IhDAI from Bremen Pier, foot OF Sd street Bob1ken
Rates OF Passase:-fsCIn New York to Hayre London
SottEz-nptCD and Bremen. first cabin, 800. second
cabin stO; s5ee-age, $50 prepaid Cerncates
70 fcr freight passage apply to OELkICHS Co,
Bowling Green, Sew York; W c.. METZFROTT X
60. go Pennsy lydla avenue northwest, Agents for
zpI
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Inc Willard Hotel, with all its Fixtures and
Furniture $3.50 900
one Resldence ON Green street 15 600
One Residence ON Greco street ......,,..,. ~ 600
Two Cash Prizes, each S. OOO ,........,... 10 900
NO Cash Ir1zes, each y. 00.............. 1900
E1Se Cash Prizes, each 81 O00.............. 5000
Five Cash Prizes, each $500. ,,,..,,,..... q 500
f1ity Cash Prizes. each 800. g. 600
One hundred Cash Prizes. each $50.......... 5000
rive Hunared Ctsh Prizes. each S20- TO- 600
Ohe SET OF bar FURNITURE Observation-Disclosures. LOCO
Ohe zine t1ano Observation-Disclosures. 500
One HANDSOME Silver Tea Set-................ 100
40 Boxes Old bourbon Whisky $36......... H. 400
~ baSkets Cnalnpagne, $S5...: $50
rye dunored Cash Prizes, each $lO.......... g. 900
au0 bexes Fine Wines, $30................. L. 900
w soxes ROBERTSON County Whisky $S0....... 5000
aoo Boxes Havana Cigars, $40. 1900
rave buhored Casn Frlzes each $l0. ......... 5000
AMOUNTING TO 1868, $50.
Whole Tickets, g. Halves "a, Quarters, g.
Postal Money Order. registered mail
Responsible agents wanted at all points, For circu.
Lara. giving full information and for tickets address
w. @. ID. WHIPS,
Willard Hotel, Louisville, KY.
W. W. GOULD, Agent
l422 Penna- ave.,
nz1-eo&kaebi4 Washington. d. @.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR L.
VA Dies All female complaints quickly cur, ~ No
consulted daily at 924 7th street nOrthY~ 0ffce hnnrs
from to O'Clock M. with lad oni IA ~.
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MARRIED.
BARRIsoN-sToNE. At ''stonington," Mont
gntbeyy Tuesday January l0tb. 1884, 10y Rev. MIR.
T,ler HENRY C. HARRISON and MARY G. STONE
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DRY GOODS.

Reports from the eastern markets during the
past week show that the stocks In hands of
agents have been greatly reduced In volume
owing TO the increased demand from all parts
OF inc country In anticipation OF Il lively fall
ana winter trade. As consequence, most of
the leading and popular makes Of staple dry
goods nave been advanced Il fraction by the
agents OF the various manufactures. While the
eastern lobbets have not as yet sucCumbcd to
the 'bniiing' tendencies OF the agents and
manufactures, Il has had the effect OF stitiening
prices and making them less willing to make
any concession IN the way of prices or discounts
our Dallas 1obbers are on Il line with their cast
err brethren and have not advanced prices on
any goods, and will net unless compelled
by The pressure of higher prices
actually paid for their goods, we, as conse-
quence, have little or no change 10 report in our
local prices, which are given below. The stock,
" our Iobblng luscs show full lines OF fall and
winter goods and the seasons trade may be said
TO have fairly commenced
To.DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
PRNrs-Freeman's, 3, Lodi, 81 Gloucester, G:
Harmony .; Cocheco O.; Merrimac, Ga; Green
wich, bli Allen, Il, Albion, solid, So: Peabody
solid, 5S Peabody black, 81; Simpson black,
~ simpson mourning, o.; Gloucester mourn
HEAVY Brown DoNEsrfcs- Augusta, II. 1874:
Indian Head 81; Swift Creek, a. 6 81; .Ema,
~ Sh Edgeilcid, a., 81 Cabot A., ~;
Derby, 81 8 81 Glendale S.l, 5A Natchez, 81,
6h; Charter Oak, III A.; Lake George LII ~;
Great Western, 4 4, s. International IA, s 81
FINE BROWN DoNssTiCs-L Lake Georg a; Har-
vest 50; Pocahontas, p Great Falls, 71 Peer
less, 10; Plum Island, 5; Atlantic, Sd Green.
brler, 4
BLHACIEp DoNFstICs- Social, 10, Sunny Sides.
Holmesyillc az; Forest S: Big Bonauza, rs, Ga;
Auburn, s', L0nsdalc. ~; Lonsdae. cambria,
iS Wamsntta 49,; New York mills, IL: diamond
MI cambria D; knights, cambria, o. Hero, IA,
Y nero, IS, 5; Ballardyale, z Cambridge, rs, z;
Peerless, 3-i, So.
DUCKS Arkwright, lG Ettrick, S.oz, 70; Stark,
S,oz l!'a; stark, 1902, II; Savage, S-oz, l2l,;
Hampton, brown and drab, 90 To- lIampden.
AA. do, II; Boston, 1907, brown and drab, l7ii;
Monlauk, ~ inch, %; No. s, 10 inch, ~: No.
> % inch. 5I'i; Gold Medal Blue, IN; Lion,
brown and drab. 10.
PLAID 0sNABuEGs- ~: Economy, l2iy.
Ottawa, Sis Michigan, 81: Belle, ~; Wood.
lawn, 81; Catawba, 9i,.
TcKiNG-Amoskeag AGA, TO-, la milton II;
Hollywood, plaid, IT; Standard u lV; Easlon b,
VA Omega, l6+
CHAMBRAY--lii,tn Ice.
COTToNNADE-New York Camlet lie; Bay City
ljsG Royal, lie, OXmead lie; Kansas, l9ic
HICKORY Rock River 6-3 Blue and Brown
gHei India, l0ec Arlington, SIC; Thorndlke,
II Ac; Hamilton T.
KENTUCKY JEANs--Pacifc h. r., 9tColumbia,
lG Kansas, ISL; humboldt, 80 PalariS, ny:
Table Rock, lGi, bonanza, 22is; Pride of the
West 32la Bang up, %; Deer Island, i2li; Keo-
Hus, 3G Mississippi X. A.; Roxborough, 49,:
badger, Pa Golden Fleece, %; ST Cloud 37k
lINsENs-DcNtcr.2 - Justice, q :Wavcrly 49,:
Green l'rinr, l3'a; Rob Roy II; United States II.
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HARDWARE.

A FEW years ago the wholesale trade In this
line IN Dallas was very lght--to'dny II Is one
OF the most prosperous branches OF business In
Dallas. Heavy stocks are kept en- hand nj all
times and the trade Is supplied at prices cor
responding with the lowest markets In the
country. The sales OF building hardware have
been very heavy during tho entire season, and
shipments, particularly to the ives ,.oru Counties
OF me state, continue to be large.
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Callins', per dozen, $50. Gold Dollar,
FER d9Sen 800; Diamond Eagc, por dozen,
loo; Double Bit 20O0
shovels and spadcs-Rowland' discount so
Per cent Amce' List steel goods, discount 40 and
rubber boiling Discount 80 per cent
Nails-l,S rate.
Horse shoes-6,0l per key
Horse nalls-Norihwestern, No, 7, $50; No s.
81, per box
lron--ic rate.
stcel--plow, 70; lay, &c; cast lsc per pound.
Sheet iron-I u, &c; galvanisod, discount IS
per cont.
skille,s and Ids SC per pound; sugar kettles,
30 per pound,
Sad irons---i Lee per pound.
Tacks-iu boxes, 100 papers, I, 80 per box.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 900; railroad picks,
per dozen, 400.
Mattocks-pcr dozen. lloo.
Scales--fairbanks, discount % per cent.
Howe, discount IS per cent.
Tin plate-L G.. l0xlt, per box, 800; |, c., ltl
y, per box, sos Fcrne, lix2o per box. go;
Fcrnc, 2os2S per box, 1850.
rnwers,-,pieced, diseoun, 80 per cent,
stamped, discount 10 per cont
pound. ~
Rabbit mc,al--io to iSc per pound.
bar lead-7 lao per pound
AIS per dozen.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

uvrrrp ta,,lt,,.s .r, o,,,,., ,..t
here for eeiyIns hcT o UyIGu lumber nm dealers
than in former Years anu INA "n silv mus
that stocis are large and wei SssoreS no,yItb'
standing the heavy dnin mad. unon thcm f"r
building purposes In this city Trade To the
county II better than In any former season
Our kiok kilns arc still enabled tn SUNNY thc
growing demand made upon them, hut how long
this may continue Is yet 10 he determined. Mo
shipment Of DOORS sash and like material isn n,y
very heavy. There have been heavy sales mnde
TO the west and other directions of pnints. oils
lime aud cement, and the orders nte daily In
croasing.
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
BRIcK--At the Rilus TO $40 kim nun.
sroNs-At the Dallas quarrles, 81 nor curlp
foot IL for fOundallon 10 for wall and 2b for
dressed front
LuMBKR-Yellow pine, rough. ~ M per 100
ece over "a feet In length; 81 30. Matched AMI
dressed flooring and hnshipy. 2, Nj. Y ccIilny
o. y ceiling, 81 50 yellow piuc
siding q; white Pine ceiling. al "a Anal
common white pine siding, first Comment. Al "a
ash and walnut flooring siOD nor thonsand,
poplar. dressed both sides, SNS, Nnrh walnut
si2s tn i5o Common doors, 81 10 10 a. sash 81 "a
TO 8 20 as TO size.
Posrs--CS,laf SO 40 Roise da,c ait
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PROVISIONS.

Provisions In the city continue In active de.
mand and the shipments In all directions arc
very heavy. Dallas is the great distributing
point for meats and lard In north Texas, and
the favorable arrangements made by dealers
here with packers In the north give this city al.
Ianiages In prices not possessed by any other
city south of St. Louis or Kansas City and unless
parties buy In ear lots there is great saving ON
the way freiahts to country merchants by p,,r.
chasing In this city. Our quotations arc revised
and corrected daily
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
BAcoS-iong clear aides, lGi.C short clear,
l6hc; breakfast bacon lTc.
ply sALr-Long clear SIDES l5tc; short clear,
lbS0,
hAsB-Cans sssed, t64; Magnolia, lex,
LARp-ricrce Axe half barrel NAc tN-lb
cans, Nlsc; eo-lb cans Ike; l0lb cans l5Ac: 5-lh
cans. lNAc; Glib cans. lblac
Another advance In mess pork In Chicago To,
day is reached, II climbs u little day by day
For september delivery II opened at s2l.go, aud
closed at 81 ~, fifteen cents advance since last
evening, For October II sold on first call ri
81 %, aud on last call at 81 10, seventeen and
half cents above tho evening before.
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wool Ann ll,pks.

Wool Ia coming IN slowly and nearly all tho
small clips IN this section OF Tho stale have found
market lrices have declined u litllein sym.
rAthy WIN the markets In the cast The .cxas
wool trade has assumed larger proportions ihIs
year than ever bcforc, and tho Quality has
much imrtoycd, utecn hides arc In dcmand
and especially heavy ones Light dry hidrs
command regular prices. but are not sought AL
ter "a arc gfcen ony<, Quotations below arS M,
riling figures In this market IN
QUOTATIONS TODAY p
rI Fine n 'g5sR ~ ;s 70 gss; medium ! Spring
toloc, bury Of all grades. z 30. OH
.Hidss pry flint bound and heavy, ~ 10 Lee
light v ~ 10 IT.; wet salt : to 5i.aG gwen.
pu!yhelS ~ wtc all damaged, wet OF dry
halfprioA pcsrskins " w. 22us shecpskinS, *
o nv. lheAtllngs, D to1oc. =
We CUP the following RON tho Boston Daily
Advertiser OF the 18Th Inst; The wool market
has boon quite active the past week at about The
same prices and the palcn foot up T. ts no bounds
mailing the business exceeded donly BY one
week tincc January and l, Isl. 100 pounds more
than WEEK aen The demand has been mostly
voQls 0al q ruling prices can b bought Oh
lo1l9 eooqlad Pound q k4s cool thai Washod
,7:'':; n; r II: s ';':'':;! r! !:
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

NATIVE fruits have been more abundant here
this spring than for many years past and large
quantities have been shipped north, Bananas
and oranges are out of the market and lemons
have advanced considerably during the past few
days, Win prospect of going higher. Nuts are
generally plentiful at former prices. The ship.
ping demand for lemons and nuts continues fair.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
RAIsIns-LOndon layer. new, per box, IS 30
layer, So p.
GRRES APrLRs-Eew. O. copper Dbl.
CuRRANTs--sto SIC.
PrACHKs-Sl.00 pcr bushcl
CALIFORNIA PRARs-None on the market
oRANoEs-ValenCia, none in market
LEaoNs-Per box, Sicily, 5000 to 100; Messiua,
800.
NuTs-Almonds, &c per pound; Brazil, l06l2
nlbcrts, l5c; Naples walnuts. l5c. h.; chestnuts,
Imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten
nesec red l0c; choice white, l2aG cocoanpts,
none IN market.
DATEs-In trails, &C per Id.
PEcANs-ldc. per ID.
FIds-Regs. l3c, layers Is to.l7o per pound.
GRAPEs-ConCOrd and California, 81 per 10,
PLuMs-New, none In mark t.
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QpkENswARE.

Bsrrsn stocks OF .quecnswarc Tor the whole.
sale trade are now being kept by dealers IN this
city than ever before, The importations from
becomo to be regarded as a hrstclass whole.
sailing city In this line OF goods. Selections are
made with X, eat carr, and sorted specially for this
market. The wares ate packed In small crates
for the convenience OF small dealers Prices
here are guaranteed as low as IN any other city
IN the country. The following arc the rulin,
prices for Few articles IN this line.
ro.pAys QUOTATIONS..
Assorted crates, slo 10 ga
Tumblcrs $50, " sLQu a.
stonoware. per i.ocs gallons sioco.
Lamps-B. H.. N.7H q. H.. tl50; CAT cas-
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HAY, SEEDS AND FEEDsrUrrs,

TAv receipts OF new hay are above tho de.
name and prices have declined since last 10.
ports. There have also been liberal offerings OF
good the talings have been light Tho season
for seeds Is about over and with the exception
of millct thcrc h only u small demand. Feed.
snifs nrc firm, hut outside OF some small orders
Nom the pincrics N the east, the sales arc con.
fined TO local demands. We quote.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
FrEp-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, % So crush.
cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 so crushed corn
aud barley, per 100 lbs, 81 IS; corn bran per 100
lbs, 7Sc.
HAy--Dark, slaG bright o. From stores
prairie, baled, dark siSsS; bright SIC bright
frcc on board, car, 81 TO iG dark. SSto6
GERMAN Miltrr-Wo quote At 81 "a; little
m,let u ~ u no Scarce IN the market
Garden, DC. per paper, retail wholesale, TX 10
20, por paper.
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POULTRY. BUTTER AND Eeas.

Tukns has at no tino this season been q heavy
Offering OF chickens on this market and prices
There Ia At all times q good demand. Eggs
bring u good ngurc 70, all that are fresh, while
choice country butter sells readily, Parties herr
made ARRANGEMENTS carly In the season H. buy
,hs Sems S Ssa anu c Sausr ri S,hef markets but
quotations are M follows. m
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CniqxrSs--Wo quote al o. " per DOZEN, tur.
keys, to0,oc.
kees--i5c pcr doien.
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COAL AND wOOp.

SMALL shipments Of coal and charcoal are made
daily nom this city 70 points ali over tho county
where no supplies ere kept Wood has fAlleu Ia
SSiowins sis revised auosicsE AA'
fo-pAY Duo1AftoHs.
QeA1-4elaa pa1leA = - ~ 81 a
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there have been large transaction IN foreign car
p.twools, and also n lot Of 10000 pounds of
monteyi1co The wool has been held by the
uenlefs lor some Time, and was sold ON private
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DRUGS.

NOTWITHSTANDING this has proven TO be one
of the most healthy years ever experienced in
north Texas, the drug trade Of Dallas has i'm
proved month by month, and extends TO nearly
every other city and town in north and
west Texas. Wholesale dealers here promise
to duplicate prices of any other wholesale city
west OF the Mississippi! river.
UAN
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DuaalEs. SPRING WAGONS, rru.

THIS L. tho great central depot for ali kinds Of
wagons. hugglcS carragcS etc, from which
country dealers get their SupplivG Tho follow.
Ing Ar0 ruling priccs herV ~
To,DAys eu0fAfroNs.
ksss;sS.s ne ~. = e. ,.,n !,
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COOpEIlA0n,

az; I: ;':;:I s:s.ss sl, n :;s.: ::s;;
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on CHANGE.
There was only n moderate attendance on
Change today and very little trading was no.
tceable, A few cars OF Nicaragua wheat were
offered, but the bids were not accepted. There
was good Offering OF spring oats but takers
were few and backward In buying Good fall
rust proof oats were In demand. There was u
little Mediterranean wheat put upon the market,
old corn changed hands at quotations Taking
the transactions on the whole they were rather
light which was no doubt owing In measure
TO the late rains
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There was a beller teellng in lhe grnln marked

4 STAT ~ tho philadelphia stock exchange
sold on Wednesday for s6,gb Talking of seAts
the supreme court of New York has recently dc.
cided that seat In an exchange or hoard of
brokers Is n property which can be attached for
debt aud sold for the benefit OF the creditor or
creditors, Tho case upon which the decision
has been rendered involved u seat In the New
YORK cotton exchange, upon which the owner
had borrowed money giving his note Tor the
loan, with nm assignment OF his scat as col.
lateral security. His other creditors attached ii
successfully.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-23

The diagram shows The general plan,
both stories being alike In structure.
by consulting the diagram u will be
seen that there are four cells, two be.
low and two above. The uiIor's house
II separated from the Jail 10y nm \ feet
hail. and contains four rooms, two In
each story, separated also by an 8 feet
hall The wall of Jail, including hall
connecting II with jnilOr's house, Ia to
be OF St0ue2 feet thick. No stone lesa
than 2! feet long, q tn 10 inchcs thick =.
aud 2 feet wide can be used. Square
J0inla are required, aud stones OF uni.
form thickness to make course.
Style Ol work, rubblo. The cells are
provided with heavy Iron gratlnga
aud wooden shutters; the facing Ia be
OF Iron. Grated windows also are TO-.
qulred, these TO have stone stills The
partition between cells may bu Of
woud. A chimney IL TO be built be-
tween cells, having fireplace for each
cell. Lower cOlla are To- bc o feet high
from lloorln ceiHng, upper 8 feet.
Underneath lower llOor, rook arc 10 be
40 laid that, VI prisoners should cut
through The floor, they cannot escape
by undermining.
The inlor'B apnrpments Are 3ixl5
feet, exclusive Of hall adjoining jail,
mud are ~ ne built Of brick except
rnrlllio n, which may he Of wood -
Necessary doors, windows mud stair
ways ARE required. and the whole to
he covered with Garry'a Patent Iron
Roofing
For luther particulars, sec specIilcn.
tlona on file IN clerks Office. -. Bond
with security required of the con,rao-
tors for the completion Of work.
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Death Of Mrs. Mary 7. Gillespie.

Last Saturday at 7 =. NJ, at the great
age Of 81 years Mrs. Mary tiffany Gill
espie died, after n weeks illness at the
residence Of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs, !. +. Chapman, in Bristol.
For hearty IL years. she has been the
widow of Mr. Rees b. Gillespie, Sr. who
in June, 1871, died ut Jacksonville ut
the age of IS years five and half months.
The last Of the well known and once con-
spicuous Tiffany family of Tazewell and
Monroe counties has thus passed away.
During her long life she enjoyed eXtraor-
binary health and was always in that
social and hospitable county noted for
her attractions in one of the most social
and hospitable mansions within its linz
its. Many one yet living will long re-
member the pleasant hours spent under
the roof of that celebrated homestead
she adorned with welcome that seemed
never to grow weary. OF her nine chill
dren several of them were outlived by
her. Perhaps no life that has recently
terminated in our midst was the recep-
tacle of more happiness, nor the fountain
whence flowed more happiness to others
than The long one she has Just closed.
Until within week of her death she
was quite active,and but foran inadyert-
ance by which she caught cold during
the recent irregular weather she might
have lived many years longer. A lady
of more true and sterling devotion to her
family and friends perhaps never lived,
One more ready, cheerful and tireless in
all the duties of life is rarely seen in the
world. Alta period so remote that no
one of her children who are now access
IDLE can remember it, She became Il mem
Der of the NJ j.. Il. Church. In Obedience
to all the Christian demands she WAS
steudiNst TO the end. Interesting services
were held by Revs. Messrs. Parker, Ilea-
ron and Dilworth at the residence of
Mr.. |. +, Chapman at p. NJ. Sunday,
and Messrs. |. i, ard X. G.. Chapman
in Il few hours thereafter started with
her remains to Iinewcll G. II. where
they will doubtless be Inferred to-day,
=
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-23
Programme Of the Commence
ment Exercises of Sullins
College.

Examinations, oral aud written, May
22.-2G
The closing exercises of the Primary
Department In connection with Sulllns
College will take place In the College
Chapel May 90, ~ O'Clock L. NJ,
May 2S, II O'Clock A. NJ, lltccnlnurc-
nlc Sermon, by Rev. u. +, lloss, NJ. A.,
Vlce-president of Emory and Henry
College, Emory. Va.
May %, ~ O'Clock T.. NJ, Annual
Missionary Sermon before the WomnnR
Missionary Society Of Sulllns College.
by Rev L. l.. IT,. Cnrlock, J.. " of the
Joncsboro District NJ u. G. s..
May 20, ~ O'Clock L. NJ, Anulvcrsa-
~ Of the NJ. V. Literary Society embra-
cling Contest for the Renders Medal.
May 20, O'Clock A. NJ, meeting Of
the Joint Board Of tuiMOfa and Trust
ccs.
May 30. l0ls O'Clock A. NJ, Essays of
the Graduating Cluss. Annual Literary
Address delivered before the young IT.
dies of the NJ. V. Literary Society by
Prot $. ". Iockclt Of the University of
Tenn, Knoxville. Tenn and the award
Of Diplomas and Medals,
Mny 30, ~ O'Clock y. NJ, Grand Com
cert.