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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24

A. maddened, unsophisticated country
man is at large in The city with blood in his
eye, hunting for Il bootblack. His name is
Samuel Martin, and he hail. from Van
Iandt county. While ambling along Main
street yesterday it occurred to him that it
might be well to have his boots shined, and
he gave the contract TO knight of
the brush, and when the boots
elistened, as it were, he handed the humble
bootblack five.doliar bill, who tod him
to keep an eye on his kit until he could
step around the corner and get some
change. The countryman waited until late
in the day, for it was several hours before
he fully realized the situation. lie de-
clared war, and is now walking the streets
for that bootblack. He has engaged board.
ing and proposes to camp here until he
meets the base deceiver He wears a white
SLOUGH hat and is cock.eycd, and the pc.
lice will, in all probability, prevent muir
der by taking charge of him.
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CITY NOTES.

Silver watches ut Austin's from IS TO $50.
Gents gold and plated chains, all styles,
at Austins.
,, Oysters on fork is what you get at the
Paror saloon.
White china dinner sets for sl5 at the
Crystal Palace.
Handsomely decorated tea sets for So at
the Crystal Palace.
The oyster catches the early bird at the
Parlor saloon. Fact.
a general assortment of gold and plated
necklaces ut Austin's.
Never before equaled-a fine tea set for
50 at the Crystal Palace
Fine CHI mber sets, new styles aud shapes
or 50, at the Crystal Palace.
Be sure and get one of those 50 tea SETS
sold only at the Crystal Palace.
A $3.50 organ will he rallied Saturday al
the Glen Lea saloon for $75.
Very handsome, decorated dinner and tea
sets combined tor S35 at the Crystal Palace
The "Tea Palace Saloon" is daisy, and
you can bet your Lille you will get pure
liquor To drink.
The Glen Lea saloon has telephone fol
the convenience of customers who order
drinks ahead Of time.
For pumps, steam, gas and water fitting,
go TO Doyle's, 7O5 Elm street. Good worl
and low prices guaranteed.
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A Sad Case

A poor woman scAntily dressed was roam.
ing the streets yesterday asking aims Of
those she met. She is great sufferer from
rheumatism, and halls from Alvarado
johnson county. She stated to u HERALD
reporter that her husband, Robert Smith,
in rotous lying and strong drink, had de.
serted her and Two children, little boys,
who were dependent upon her for living.
Ever since the season opened she has been
picking cotton, but her rheumatism grew
worse and she had been compelled TO bog
for living for herself and children. She
looked and conversed like woman OF in.
telligence and cultivation, and wept when
she referred to the cruel desertion of hersel
aud children by her husband She had q
letter from citizens of Alvarado, Stain s
that she was an object of charity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24

Of the members Of the bar that the selec.
ton is good one.
The German will assemble in the parlor
OF the st. George hotel this friday night
at S:50p. m.
Lyman 4 Curtis wooden TOYS, almost in
IeStrucuble, are. made speciality. at
Chlna Hall. The salesladies will instruct
you how to set them together.
Swords, guns, drums, flies, trombones,
.utes, wagons, horses, pistols, Xmas can
dies, and nine thousand other things, at ID.
uoshn's china hall toy bazaar.
Dolls dressed-dolls in undress; dolls
made.oI china, dolls of leather, dolls nde
structi6le, dolls in every shape and form at
ID, Goslin's china hall toy bazaar.
Now, that the cold weather has set in the
malt and the blind are pouring in from the
surrounding towns trying to get into thecity
hospital.
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF Professor q. w. Randolph, who will cure
stammering and suffering. He can be
found at room 5S Grand Windsor hotel.
Mr.. III. .. Rawlins, the urbane and very
efficient night chief of the Western Union,
Is IN an ecstatic frame of mind. It's a boy
and tips the scales at eleven pounds,
Parties visiting St. Louis should call on
Fred Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets To
all points at reduced rates, and also BUYS
tickets at highest market prices.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
Professor Georges dancing school will
reorgani2e Friday and Saturday, the 9th
and 18th instantS at Y. NJ. II. A. hall
1 to for ladies, misses and masters: s &c
~ for gentlemen. Liberal patronage sole
TIED. Respectfully, w. N. GEORGE.
In addition to our large stock of dry
long and short-leaf yellow pine lumber, We
have a full line OF sash, doors, blinds.
| mouIdings, picket and plaster lath, and W,
are prepared to meet any dealers prices in
the city positively we will not be under.
sold. GRrFFIrus g. Cowsrp
Bosh for any one to try to beat China
Halls prices. Listen to this, decorated
li-pece tea set for 81 50; decorated cham.
Der set from 81 up; moss rose tea set tor
5000; complete tea and dinner
set, handsomely decorated, comprising
lSS pieces, for only $50; white
china dinner set Sl2 (l25 pieces); dinner
and tea set Sl7 80 (l6l pieccs) In silver
plated casters, knives, forks and spoons
you can get as big a discount of us as the
manufacturer gives to small dealers. Our
stock OF lamps and lamp goods, toys and
fancy goods we simply say it is i'm men sc
and we defy competition. Come and see
Tor yourselves, at Goslin's China Hall, next
TO Sanger Bros
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THE CITY.
STREET sTRAws.

'leiall trade is looming up.
Saell oysters at the Delmonico.
uotothe Demonico for your shell oysters
~, ,aefe are nine patients in the city hos
These nights.
,a me weather turned good deal colder
Yesterday.
Hi early for she'll oysters Just received
"peimonic restaurant.
"a, me moon shines these nights, but it is
40 cold for the gate act.
,,pIiIli'hs Il Cowser has lust re ceived car
"Uihds and two cars plaster lath.
,, now would 1t do to substitute n hand.
%au 'or The piano at the opera-house.
,eSets to and from all European cities
ae ~ Gult, Colorado & Santa Fe ticket
'I'e AZ very low rates.
haoOS at the toys at China Hall, up stairs.
tnvusMaesladieS there do not consider II any
NvaOle to show goods.
NJ Shone, No. sos Main street, whole.
M, NJ BOOKSELLER and stat,oner. A full line of
~Yuuay goods, See card.
ean "nes' liquors anuClgars IN the city,
Onno.iWNays be found AT the Glen Lea saloon
'tposi'e the HERALD office.
Nv tendency to weakness ana premature de.
are prevented by the use of Lemp's
aeNoort Bottled Beer
ios s9e wood man and the mercury are stand.
re- si, Notwithstanding the higher wood
V,a 'ue lower becomes he mercury
W'1 =, business building to be erected by A.
;N Nnlldrtss will cost $50 600, inst,ad OF
, ,%N as enormously stated in yesterday
homps Extra Export Bottled Beer is 40.
u s,s tuget by all to be unexcelled in
pNei aud freshness. Those who use it
fUV'alm it the best.
ro,ol VI requiring an excellent tonic, com.
nv,.vl natures own product, and a most
nsrsS p,1a''hg beverage, wecheerhilly recon-.
NJ inps extra eSpOrl Beer
kesn, Items nrc getting SO scarce that Il It
Pin on ~ this way the reporters will he.
su,,o%,i sun them ana put them away Tor
mr., mnnv Bootler stole the Spoons to I've
Aaa Nld Pat O'Fiarerty, and the worls
saSsatcely passed his lips before Tim Nc.
him Was moppine up the sidewalk with
innni..r Clint, the coun MY attorney.clect,
ubn'eu Mr. Edward Marshall YESTERDAY
lead H. T. ASST 'lant. Mr., Marshall is well.
lawyer and It is the general opinion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.


NEW ohLEhND.
NEW ORLEANS, November S.-Corn higher for
cash, options little lower; 6sA 1910 cash. 6S No.
ycmber 59A year i95s bid January
Pork dun NJ i7lG new dry salt meat dull:
small lots packed sold at va for long clear, and
10 Tor short GEAR.
Bacon very slow; short clear i3'.i hans 10 40
1875.
Lard dull; salable lO'.
Whisky steady ut Ia
Cattle weak; some sales lower common to fair
Texans 25@37j; good to choice heavy native
steers SOS 70.
sheep lower and slow; Texans 2.GO9i; natives
3dl IS
KANSAS CIIY.
Kansas CITY, November a. attic quiet and
heavy; native steers 46l5 10. Texans "a $3.50.
Sheep unchanged; 80 30 for good TO choi 60
" heat stronger; no . rcd 70Is bid cash
Com active 4a3a cash
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Nov, 23,-WhrN steady, but very
quiet shade higher aud regular % $685. No
vembcT SSGgj', December; No. red winter
9bs @96 cash aud November % Decenter; y65i
| M96 year.
Corn unsettled and regular; 7OtS cash; COZ No.
vember 604@S6U's December and year
| PORK unsettled and gene ally higher; II $50
II 20 cash; 1896 November; II 071I@l7 10 De.
cemher, year and January
Lard unsettled but generally higher II bid
cash; lilo November il.b7h December veal
and Janusry
Bulk meats In fair demand; short nib 90;
shot clear $50.
Cattle-Recepts G 500, shipments 5000 fairly
active, generally steady good to cnoic, 2SG6. -
common TO fair iCDs ~; Texans strong Al 3.6c
GAO
| ST LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. % Flour dull and un-
changed.
Wheat steady; No. red 9i@9is.
| Corn hi. her at 6Si.G0.
| Corn meal quiet at2 0 cash
Provisions dull and nothing doing except In
small Job trade Mt regular prices
| Cattle wean; low grade Texas steers 25d3. 75
| 4 ,od to choice i6ol 81
Sheep Quiet 1exians 2 1900
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The City Cemetery.

The old city cemetery is nothing more mol
les' than stock rancho. The cows, horses
and hogs all invade this city of the dead
The gates ARE down, aud the stock roam al
will through the place, destroying the
shrubbery and desecrating the graves. II
does seem that II the city does not protect
the precincts, those who have dear ones
bur cd there would take the matter IN
hand. Certainly cemetery is no proper
Mace for n stoCk.pcn.
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A Word in Season,

In view Of the cold weather now at
hand, anything on the subject of cloth.
ing may be aptly termed word in sea-
son. And word in season is always
worth listening to. Our seaso nable
word takes the form OF advice. II is
this; Come and see what we can do for
you in the matter Of supplying your
clothing requirements You run no risk
ofhaving shelf.worn goods thrust upon
you for new ones. Our stock is all of
this years manufacture, and designed
strictly in accordance with the styles de.
creed for 1898. In the matter OF price
We are enabled, by our immense facili-
ties aud consequent large sales, to un.
dersell, sad do undersell all compcti.
tors. We do not claim to sell q $25 suit
or overcoat for half that sum, but we do
claim to sell all qualities of suits and
overcoais for less money than the same
goods can be bought forelsewhere. Par.
ents aud gnarli,ns will combine profit
with pleasure by patronlsing our Boys
and Children's Department.
Besides our vast stock % Mems and Boys
Clothes, here is overyt INK else you need
Shirts, Underwear Neokwrur, Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspcnders, for both men aud boys
with Hats Gir boys. We call special at
tentinn to the grade Of Heavy, SON, ALI
Wool Underwear we are Offering for 81 90
per garment, OF 50 per suit, Same quality
Is reiailisg generally throughout the city
at 90 cents more per garment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24

d, special request the lllrh Concert com
pany Ut Berlin, GERMANY, ~ill Awe another
entertainments at the Young Nous Hebrew
Association hall, ON Friday, Move mber 81.
L. is hoped ard expected that the concert
will he literally piIrnniEcd by our music
loving citizens, as It will be grand In every
respect, 'rhe members are all artists, ahd
in their respective parts are splendid, aud
assisted by our well.kBusn bome talent,
Mcssrs. Haas, Frees and Schmidt, they
will give an interesting entertainments
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On Her Muscle.

Mamie Heath, a oyprisn, was up before
Justice Edwards yesterday on the charge of
sssaulting an inmate OF the Long Branch, u
house of ill.repute, The prosecuting wit.
ness appeared In court, and her blackened
eyes showed that she had been struck with
some hard substance, notwithstanding the
swear ny to the contrary. The court fined
the prisoner S2i aud cost. She took an ap.
meal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24

]. Rush, who was arrested on the charge
of cutting Bin Smell tccloredl had hear.
inr before Justice Edwards yesterday aud
was discharged. The wounds of Smell,
which were a, lirst thought to be fatal. are
not serious. The court discharged him on
the rround that he acted IN sell defense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24

The pest the writer ever tasted; had no
idea up to this time that beer could he
made of such refined taste. We
acknowledged defeat and retire before such
doings, happier, Budweiser men.-[From a
New Orleans letter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24

says; Simmons Liver Regulator is ac-
knowledged to have no equal as liver
medicine, containing those southern roots
and herbs which an llwisc Providence has
placed In countries where liver diseases
prpyail ~
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BARGAINS
In Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren'S Knit Goods.

Extraordinary Bargains in
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Cloaks and wraps.
In order to reduce our eX-
tremely large stock we offer
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=. Il. Curtis, ieweer, corner Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing tine watches u
specially.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold jcwolry.
ladies' aud gents gold chains, line assert.
ment of rings, gold and silver thnbles,
speo'aclcs and eye. glasses.
Holiday goods Just received: An elegant
stock Of silver ami silver. plated ware. water
sets, tea sets, pitchers, breakfast aud din.
ner pickle castors, toilet sets, card receiv.
crs. cake baskets, butter dishes, goble,s.
forks. knives, spoons, Russia leather and
plush cases, odor stands aud jewel stands.
Fine marble and rilt clocks. walnut
clocks, all new STYLES, with cathedral gongs,
ut he corner Of Main aud Poydras streets,
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BARGAINS

In Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren'S Underwear.
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BARGAINS

In Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Hosiery.
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BUrrERcuF. TFxAs, Sept. l. lSS2.
This "a to certify that we have used ycur
'"WONpfRuL EIGHT for BLACK LEG
nally aud applying externally once or twtre 10
the parts affected, and 1t gave immediate relief
Al McJURE W.B SWIFIFTT
A STEWARD, WILL McLURE.
IN Il WILLIAMS, Dallas. Tcx,s
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

Aessrs. Morley BroL:
=, ,IkSrEEMEN - have sold WONDERFUL,
n tdT 70 several of my customers who used
u ,or the cure OF BLACK LEG by giving
re OF TWO doses Internally and apply ug ii ex.
J. b. HUTCHINSON.
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.EOR THIS week We Offer
BARGAINS
In Dress Goods.
BARGAINS

lin Flannels and Repellants
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-09
ALEXANDRIA Dazettr.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9, 1892.

CHURCH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW
Christ Oach.-Servicc al II Il. IN. and 7:3C
D. IN. by Rev. H. Sutcr
81. HdHf$ GHirh.-Scrvicc at II Il. H.
and p. H. by Rev. DR.. G.. II. Norton.
Grarr h"rch.-Scrvice at II a. IN. and
at p. m. by Rev Mr. Sharp.
ST. Hmy's Wch.-Mass at : a. m, High
Mass and sermon at 10 a. m. by Father
DcWolf Vespersat : pm.
First Presbyterian Gurch.-Services at II
4 m by Rev. Mr.. Whittlesey.
Second Presbyterian Chm'ch.-Servce at
II a. H. and D. m. by Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie.
Bapiisi h"rch.-Service at IL a. III.
and at s p. III. by Rev. o. +. Flippo. Sun
day School at $50 Il. m.
H"fh. Epjs. Nnrch. al II a. NJ.
and y. III. by Rev. DR.. Poulson.
Meth. Epis H"rrh !So"th. at ] IL.
N. ana 40 j.. III. by Rev. Mr.. Kern.
Meth. F'o:. Church. Service at | a. IN.
and : pm. By Rev Mr.. Tredway.
FIRE.. Meth. Church, Service at II II. m.
and 80 y. III.
GcrmoH Lutheran Gh"rch-Servicc at 7:30
p. IN. by Rev Mr.. Lipcott, of Washington.
Young Men'$ Christian dissertations Scry-
ice of song and prayer in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, at 4 p. IN. Jail
at D. III. Aims House ut $50 p. m.
Go$p@ Temperance" N"rting Of the Reform
Club AT 3 p. IN.
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The meeting then adjourned.

\ MYSTERIOUS AFF AIR.-About week
ago strange woman about forty-fve years
OF age, with Young baby in her arms ac-
companlcd 10y Il young man, went to the
house Of IN old cOlorcd woman and stated
that she WIS compelled TO 90 to Richmond for
a few days. and that the baby, which was
her daughters, being sick. she did not wish
to take with her: that she would give five
dollars to any one who would take care Of
the infant during the few days other absence
The strange woman requested the old color
cd woman to direct her to some responsible
party. The old colored woman, seeing an
opportunity to make five dollars,
said she would take care of the poor
little sick baby. The offer was accepted,
the money paid over the baby delivered
TO its nurse. and the strange woman de-
parted, followed by the wcll-drcsscd young
man. The strange woman is still absent
and the colorcd woman has on her hands
white infant which she would like very
much to get rid Of The young man in the
affair gave his name as Campbell. Affairs,
with an air of mysteriousness about them,
frequently happen i'll Alexandria. 4 few
weeks ago Il German, 4 stranger in the city,
sued for, and won the hand Of fair young
German girl \ short time after the mar
riagc the man left for parts unknown, and
rumor has it that the gay decciver, Just be-
fore his departure, received information
that his wife in Germany was contemplating
Il trip to this country.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

There were no cases at police headquar-
/ tiers this morning.
The flowers on Mr.. Reinecker's stand, in
! the market, attract deserved attention.
Mr.. William Watkins has fine watermel-
ons at his stand in the market every day
! Mrs. Thomas ketcham has returned from
her visit TO Manassas.
y meeting of the conservative city COM
mittee will be held on Tuesday night next.
Some Of the finest fruit we have seen this
year was grown by Mr.. Richard Lloyd, of
Belmont, near this city.
NIessrs. Lucas & Co., auctineers, sold
three horses to-day at the following amounts:
$50, $3.50 and $1425.
MIR. John Starnell, of the 1st ward, has q
tree III the yard of his residence with a
peach on it weighing eleven ounces.
| As will be seen elsewhere, Miss Summers
will reopen her school at the No. 1lS Prince
street Monday next.
| large number of cars of cattle are ex-
pected TO arrive here tonight over the Vir-
ginia Midland Railway.
Benjamin Cooley, colOred, was arrested
this afternoon charged with indecent con-
duct.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will not
90 to Baltimore Tuesday next to participate
in the oriole parade on that day.
Mr.. Augustine c. Smith, formerly of Win
chester Va, but now of Baltimore who
has been on short visit TO his son, Doctor
VIM. M. Smith, III this city, left this morn
ing for his home
Mr.. NJ. Bossart, who has been absent dur
ing the summer engaged on the steamer
Excelsior, running excursions, out of Balti-
more, has returned home in excellent heath
and spirits,
The market this morningwa oyerstocked
with vegetables and other articles but pri-
ceS continued the same rs last Saturday.
frut-peaches, pears, grapes, apples, water
melons, &c-was in abundance. Preserving
pears sold at Coo per peck.
The steamer keyport will make her last
trip to QuanticO this season to morrow, and
will leave the Potomac for Baltimore Mon.
day next The steamer Jane Mosely will
also make her last regular trip to Lower
Cedar Point tomorrow. The Excelsior,
which arrived here yesterday from Balti-
more will resume her trips on the Quantico
route.
Judge n. B. Meade, of this city and family are
guests at the Taylor Hotel in Winchester
There are already forty five entries from abroad
at st. Johns Academy, representing ten States
Judge Willonghby has returned from visit to
Colorado. lIespeaks in glowing terms of the West
and its rapid growth.
Mrs. Washington Bangs, formerly Of this city,
but now of Philadelphia, is visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. b. Henry Jenkins, corner Duke and
Fair fax streets.
Alexander Murray, esq. formerly well-known
business man Of Alexandria, but now of Memphis,
Tenn, is in the city short visit to his brother
Mr.. VIM Murray.
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BY R. T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.
( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAr ESTATE
ALEXANDRIA, cOUETY

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
the city of Alexandria in the chanccry causes Of
Law. b. Taylor, wife ct III. vs. Powell ct A., and
Chamblin ct al. IS. Powell ct Ill., the undersigned
commissioners will offer for sale nj public aur-
tion ut = o'clock H.. ON
TUESDAY, September the 18th 1882
in front Of the Fairfax street entrance to the
Court room, Market Building, Alexandria, Nir-
ginia, ALI. THAT TRACT OF LAND AND M
PROVEMENTS, situated in the county of Alcxan-
dria, Virginia known us "MORNEN.' formerly
the property of q. w. Carlyle Whiting containing:
212 ACRES, more or less, subject to. q lease
piring on the LIST day of January, 1882.
Terms One fourth of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue thereof in three equal pay
ments at one, two and three years from day of
sale; the purchaser TO give his bond, with APP
proved security for the deferred payments, and
said deferred payments t" bear interest from day
Of sale the title to b. retained until all the pnr-
chase money is paid, and all c"nveyancing to be
at the cost of the purchaser.
Iy., ALBERT STUART Cnnm'rs.
- K kEMPER, of Sale.
o., "a
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By Green & Wise. Arctlonecrs.

BY Green 6 wise, hCcllonecrs.
NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
i 'rY IN WEST END, Fairfax county, Virginia.
By virtue of deed of Trust executed hy Grafton
II. Cooper. bearing date on the LIST day OF April,
1880, and of record in the land records OF Fairfax
county Virginia, Liber Il, No. i, folio 129, and
bv the request and direction Of the beneficiary in
the said deed of trust, the subscrberas trustee in
said deed of trust named will otter for sale at public
auction on TUESDAY, the 10th day of Septcm-
Der, 1882, at ~ m. in front of the premises,
PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND, in the village Of
West End, Fairfax county, Va, with TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, TWO FRAME
TENEMENTS and other Improvements thereon,
all in good condition. Said tract Of land is bound
ed on the north by the Little River Turnpike"
Oh the east by the land of Il. l.. Rotchford on the
south BY the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail-
road, and on the west BY a lane leading from said
Turnpike to said Railroad.
Terms of sale cash. Conveyancing at the ex-
pense of the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN R. ZIMMERMAN
aug21-cotd Trustee