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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-22

ABLE CHAIN, Proof Test Il, 800 lbs, for sale
~ cheap by Cask or otherwise at SO King cor cor.
Of Royal streets s W.
sep23 1T. CREIGHTON & GOV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-22

pED WARRIOR AXES the best axe so,d i
IL this market. On hand large supply of Axe
Handles By the case or singIy.
oct26 1T. CREIGHTON & SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-22

A MES CAST-STEEL PATENT RAIIp01D
y SHoFELS, best quality, wholesale and retail
at ~ King, cor OF Royal streets.
Sep23 J. r. CREIGHTON a CON-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-22

PED CROSS ToMATOES-150 dozen Of the
IL justly celebrated Red Cross Tomatoes. said IN
ne the best packed received to day by
noTJ J. C. ATT PITPN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
A Rcadjuster Postmaster Who sup
ports Massey Decapitated.

For some time past the pOSt-Oficc at Mas.
sanuttcn, in this county, has been in state
OF uncertainty. Mr.. G. II. Grove has beer
postmaster at that point for some time, and
his removal was desired by the Boss. We
say "by the Boss" OF course his lieutcn-
ants desired ii too, because when the BoS,
iiddles they all dance. The people who
live in the ncighbOrhoOd, and who are ac.
cOmmodated by the Office, did not desire it,
unless the will OF the Boss was the father
OF the desire.
Mr.. Grove was born and raised in thi.
county, and we have no hesitation in say
ing that more moral and correct Young
man cannot be found in the State. Was ne
competent TO attend TO the duties OF post
master? His incompetcncy has never been
and cannot be alleged. In fact, he was Do
lite, attentive, and punctual, and every
duty was faithfully and honestly dis
charged. Then why the necessity for his
removal! He had voted with the Read
ulster party, but is unwilling to follow
Malone; and the debt question not now
being IN issue, he could see no reason for
the existence longer Of the ReadjIlster
party. This is hi, only sin, this his only
offence against Boss William, the Grand
MOEul OF lrglnla politics. The difficulty
that appeared was that no Readjuster i'm
the neighborhood would take the appoint.
ment and attend TO the office. There were
those who were willing to take the appoint
ment il Mr.. Grove would keep the Office at
his store and attend 10 it, thus furnishing
unquestionable evidence that the people
were not dissatisfied with the management
of the office. This, however, Mr.. Grove
declined to do. \ few days since he was
informed that it would be better for him to
consent to do so, as il had been determined
to close up the Office if no appointee could
be found to take the office and attend TO it.
We pronounce this the meanest, diItiest, and
most contemplate piece OF political trick
cry that has ever come under our observa-
ton. Unworthy OF any lover OF good.
honest government, it deserves nothing but
the contempt OF the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
Colonel Ruiiin'S Letter.

We yield large portion Of our space
this morning TO Colonel Frank q. Rutlin's
reply 10 Mr.. Mas>cy's open letter addressed
him short time AGO. 1t i interesting As
the uttcrancc OF an able and conscientious
man who is thoroughly in sympathy with
and heartily supports the cause OF read
iustmcnt. and whose character elcyatcS
him in public opinion above The imputation
or suspicion OF the motives which ordinarily
actuatc defeated aSpirants and disappointed
politicians. II is also fairly indicative OF
the draft Of opinion and feeling Of fhc peo-
pie Of Virginia, rceardle>, Of party, re-
speeding the power and progress OF bO>Si,m
i'm orr polticS-a power heretofore I'M
known i'm Virginia. and which in the very
nature Of things will be prolific Of di>cOrd
and partisan bitterness until it j. either
overthrow and destroyed or becomes
triumphant. The opposition to bo>,iSm in
Pennsylvania and other States, where it ha,
long held absolute sway, j. determined and
vigorous, and shows that the people, usual
" slow to act, are thoroughly aroused. and
mean TO be independent in the exercise Of
their political right>. The same spirit is
maniie>ting itself in the ranks OF the
Rcddiuster party OF this State, if we do not
misinterpret the attitude OF many Read
iusters who, like Colonel Ruflin, have re-
corded their protests against onc-man
power. and, il their declarations signify
ANYTHING, mean uncompromi>ing war upon
t.-PeterSbUrg 1ppedl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

DO You believe that Massey went about
after he had withdrawn. gratefully and
voluntarily offering TO lend money in sums
ef $500 TO Parr and Otbers:in recognition OF
fleir past services p Whiq.
The above Is a fair question propounded
to tbe Chronicle by the Richmond JVhig.
and We give a square answer. Yes, sir.
we believe II because Mr.. Massey saws SO.
rms paper has never assailed his personal
integrity, and does not believe that he has
Yea about this matter. Nor can we credit
me testimony OF "A witness who begs a man
nm bas offered him bribe 10 90 oJign
himself VIII, caucus MS 10 give him H."
privilege OF voting for him ns the n., raU
"''''' '"a'1oaeSoafe
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COURT ORDERS.


NlRGlNIA-IN VACATION.-INT THE
ULERk'S OFFICE OF TIE CIRCUIT
C0uKI OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, Al
GUST ls, 1882: ~
a. ID. TaylOr........,........ plaintiffs
against '''' '''''''''
T.. a. saunders and 4. +. Pollard, merchants and
Paitners trading under the style and firm OF r.
IN CASE.
Inc object of this suit Is 10 recover Of the de-
PENDANTS tie sum OF seven hundred and four dol
ans anu Twenty-Five cents. with legal interest
thereon from February IL, 1889, until uaId i,,c
10 the plaintiff. 'N' ""'
~ Ana AFFIDAVIT having been made and died that
H. =. Pollard, one of tie defendants above named
Is not resident Of The State Of Virginia, II As ar
dsred that the said 4. y. Pollard appear her,
within one month AFTER due publication of this
terest In this suit. $40 w
Ieste: ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
CopyIIeste; ,ALFkED SHIELD. CLERK.
MEADE liAshlNs, WILLIAM |. CLoPToN 10.
~ 2Q-Su4w Ff' t
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The United States Senate cannot roSs

The United States Senate cannot pass
under the control of the Republicans until
after the 4th OF March, 1888; and the
Democrats do not admit that even Mr..
RIDDLEBERGER's administration " vote
will result in such control. la the mean
time, owing TO Senator DAVIS, OF Illinois,
The Democratic officers OF the Senate, in
Guiding Colonel II. i. PEYToN, executive
clerk, Colonel W. S. GILMAN, distributing
clerk, and ii. c. LrTLEPAGE, assistant
doorkeeper, Of Virginia, retain their posi-
lions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
IL At SYCLE BROTHERS

You can huy better bargains ut this season # the
year than any other. our stock has been purchased
At much below regular value and we viii close out
a great many article at much less than cost. our
store was crowded al last week. ana We VIII con-
tinuc To- close ont until September Isl. our Stock
J., Tie largest I'm the city and our prices Away,
the lowest. We offer
The balance of our PACIFIC LAWN ~ l0c.. our
Sc. LAWNS an &c.. also a few more Of those
Lawns at c.;
ease ECRC-LACE BUNTING ~ 6 &C.,:
10 pieces BLACkAND WHITE LINEN LAWN.
suitable for mourning. at l0c..has been selling
al 25c.;
The balance Of our FIGURED LINEN LAWNS
u Pee closed outat II e.;
scycra! hundred dozen TOWELS and NAPKINS,
very cheap
\ large stock of PLAIN and FANCY PAEASOLS
t. DE sold at much less than cost:
Thousand Of COR>ETS at every priee-among-t
them We have Madam >trong's and DR.. War
ner's Health Corset. Also. full line Of GILL
DRFN'S CORSETS, such as lIcl',n'- Ba-
hics." &c.
1000 pieces Of SILKS. SATlNs. and BROCADES
at prices to suit They must bcsold.
\ very large stock Of DRESS GOODS sin on
hand amongst them some very choice AZ 10
and l2sc.
In our LINEN DEPARTMENT you will find a
fullstock. ranging III price from 20 t. Soc.
Also, another lot Of those REMNANTS III 40 and
5Oc.. actual value 81 and $l2j.
few more pieces Of LINEN slIEETING 10 be
closed out.
so pieces WHITE LINEN LAWN from 10 Ia
25c. per yard
Large stock of CASSIMERES for mems and boys,
wear. our Linen for mems and boys wear we
win close out at and below cost.
Several cases Of BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS much below their regular value.
We stiIl show a large stock of PLAIN and FAN
CY MATTINGS, which We VIII now close at
prime cost.
Ladies. II will pay you u call on SNCLE BRO
THEIRS before purchasing elsewhere.
SICLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street
Branch Store: 1929 Main street IL SO-cod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

Which will you take, Massey, wise, or ir
naws n aesh. fish, or fowll Massey Is
t ns" only one who declares that nc Is q
1ne Orrs We will support him In pre-
ioronce 70 white or black Republican.
s So viii ali good Democrats who care any.
thing for Democratic principles. orange
DIoerIer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

Necessity Is the mother OF inyen,
tionsv Diseases of the liver. kidneys, ana
bowels brought forth that sovereign rem
e e Kidney-Wort, which is natures nor
no, curative for all those dire complaints.
Tn either liquid or dry form it is periec!
remedy for those terrible diseases tha'
cause so many deaths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
Colonel Rnfin'SI Last

The letter Of Colonel +. G. RUFFIN
which we publish this morning, is the best
OF the series. 1t ought of itself to sufiic,
to rally every Democratic Readtuster tC
the standard OF the Democratic party. Bt
sure to read il, and hand it to your neigh
Dor II he hasn't copy OF it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

l am willing TO meet them, or either OF
them, John 5. W Use or Dawson,l at any OF
the places / have appointed to speak, and
make with them Il fair division OF time.
JOuN T.. MASSEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

HoRsr0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR OYER
WORKED PROFESSIONAL MEND. Charles
L. Mitchell, Canandaigiia, n. T., says |:
=" think il grand restorer OF brain force
or nervous energy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
FANCY GOODS.

$ I EV EMS
SHOWS SOME BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN
BLACk-WALNUT WALL-POCKETS;
BLACK-WALNUT TOWEL-RACKS;
BLACK-WALNUT slDE-BRACKETs at 25c..
soc, and 81;
BLACK-WALNUT CORNER-BRACKETs Al
2jc., Soc, and 81;
\ large line of ELEGANT CUPS AND SAUCFRS
at 25c.. Doe, and $l-thc styles at 81 are
worth 81;
EMBOSSED MOROCCO-CONERED ALBI Ms,
holding Cabinet pictures, az 81;
Some choice styles Of ALBUMS at $3.50 and
1925;
very large line Of AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS at
prices that will please you;
The best DOLLS ever shown AZ 25c. audSl:
large invoice OF TIN CCSPADORES, all colors.
at 35c. a pair
Large FOUR-WIIEEL OAK WAGONS at al:
We have four or live CIIlLDREN'S CARRIAGES
left that We will sell you al your own price; We
won't carry them over;
FLAT JAPANESE FANS reduced to lc each:
large assortment Of low-priccd TIN SETS at
STEVENS, sos Broad street
Catalogues mailed free 20 any address. au20
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0 WITH Us AND HAVE A GOOD

~ TIME, EXCURSION TO MOUNT PLEA
SAINT rid Chesapeake and Ohio railway bv
RICHMOND DIVISION, No. 4. UNIFORM
RANK, KNIGHTS OF PYTIHAS. on WE'D
NESDAY, August %. 1882. Train leaves Chcsa-
peake and ohio depot at \. W. sharp. Fare for
round trip only 80 cents children under twelve
years, % cents. Dancing, Boating Cro1uet and
other amusements. 4 fun band of music will be
IN attendance, and Refreshments will be sold at
city prices. All who go with rs are promised a
pleasant and agreeable tine. Tickets for sale by
members Of the Division.
Committee: l.. T. Christian, RO. r. Briggs
James X. L-nkin, RO. \. Northen, and James ~
Carr. nm T. I3GOo-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

u NNTI KDA0. AUGUST 20. So,
VIA CIIESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot at 9 T.. VI.
Returning leaves stanton l.. NJ Sundiv. Fare:
Richmond Ia stanton and return, ~ Gordons-
willie to stanton and return. l.jO; Charlottesville
to StauntOn and return, Zoe; wdy-stations to
stanton and return. SI.5O. special coachc. for
colored people. Tickets for sale at Thomas j.
4 Penick's. 5l3eist Broad street: f.. +. Thomson
corner Fifteenth and Main streets: c. +. Johnston
81 ; east Main street For further information in
guirc OF the cOmmiltcc-E. J. Beal and K. +. sale
ut Cohen Brothers. corner Fourth and Hro1d
streets. au6.IO.l3.l6.IS.OO 10 81 CDc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
FOR TIE WHEAT CROP.

4 CID PHOSPHATE, OR DISSOLVED
~ BONE.
lh1de "a Soulh Carolina phosphate DISSOLVED in
sulphuric acid, containing "A 10 20 t,,r ,..f . 4
soluble ana reduced bone pho, phatc OF lime. ~
tenSiNely aud successfully u.cd ON the wheat crop.
We manufacture II 1t our works in Richmond. AL
Tor sale AZ the lowest market prices
ALLISON & ADDISON.
Manufactures Of the star Brand Fcrtilihrr,.
an lO-lm
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ExCvRsEoNS. pkC.N2Cs. &c.
NXCURSiON.-AN EXCURSION TO
II WEST POINT
will be- given by
COUNCIL. No. a54. AMERICAN
LEGION OF HONOR,
OK MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1882.

\ special police will hc appointed for the occa-
sion. good order will Zee strictly enforced. ana
good time Is promised 10 all We also call upon
our companions If sister councils L. remember
that are in our infancy. and io render us I'll As
sistaucc In their power lo make this q success.
Train viii leave Y0rk-Rycr .ilroad depot at :. ,
4. VI.
Fare for the round trip: Gentlemen. - cents:
ladies' 80 cents; children between the age, of five
and twclyc wears. - cents.
Tickets can Dee procured Of any member Of the
Council: also from DR.. Farrar'- drug sore ia Rock
ctts. and Dr. Jud,ou Cunningham'- store. corner
of Twcntyiirsi and Main streets. and ~ the depot
on Tie morning of the excursion. an > Lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
SYECyAg. NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
NJ TWENTY DAYS MORE LEFT
IN WHICH TO SECURE SOME
OF THE
GREAT CLosING-oUT BARGAINS
SUMNER GOODS
THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
col BROAD STREET.
wehaye still an elegant line u
LAWNS at 3, g, and Toe. yard;
VICTORIA and INDIA LAWNS at s.10,I2g,
and &c..
BEST CALICOEs at 3, 8, and and &C.;
NEW GINGHAMs at 6, 10, and I4e, Witch are
lower than we have yet sold men,
Our entire stock Of PARAsOLs, UMBRELLAS,
MATTINGs, OTL-CLOTHs, LINEN DUST
Frs, at one half lhcr value 70 clo-c them ou,
for the season.
We have also opened and marked very low our
entire line Of DARK DRL>s GOODS;
SINGLE and DOUBLE-roLD FLANNELs or
Dresses and SacIucs
RED. WHITE, GRAY. anil BLrE FLANNELs,
left from last season. which viii bc -oldatlo.
than value.
Remember. from now I'm 1t september e-pi-
viii be sold rcg'rlle.- ~
THALUlMEH BEOTllFRS',
sol Broad. corner lJiih stre@.
au l3-suTu&Th
III GOODS FOR TIE FALL SEASON.
NOW Is TIE TIME TO BUY THEM CHEAP.
JULIUS MEYER soN
I'M
VIZ "'''''''
ALL Wv" '''''''''
AMI '''''
RED-TWILLfD FLANNEL~.
,v,nf from, Oh. o., -. .,..t.Ir,r..,l...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
CRAND MILITARY EXCURSIONS

4 ,IN.NII IT II ~ ~ I ~ 7 = :.
DAY. AUGUST 2sTu ~ TIE GONEBN-V
OH'> GUARD COMPANY r.. FIRST NlI- II
GINA HEGINE&T.-Thr train will itstye IN $50
\. VI. Shooiing-match between tie teams of the
companic, II The First regiment and the x. J.. /.
BiEc-. CITIZEN shooting match for silver pitcher.
open t. ali. Gh---btl shooting. Dancing al day
10 the music Of "a line string-bmd.
Patrons Of thi- excursion may rest assured that
good order Will De pre- crvcd. and that the Commit
tee of Arrau cement, viii see THAT they have GOOD
time. Committee: Captain ). II. Pirater; icu-
tenants Phillips. Jonc-. and Jacobs. and sergeant
i. Il. Dirkman and nthcr-. IN L. 2n.2 t.li.27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
MARRIAGES..

Married, Mt Ashland, Va, on THURSDAY, , hugu h
1880. NJ the residence OF the BRIDE Ia'e, H., ~
w ~ r. TINsIEY both Of Ashland.
baltimore papers will please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
FAER.
II ENTUCKY AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION FAIR.
FAER.

The SIXTH ANU ... FAIR If thi- As,ocia-
ton new series will ice hoid on the ground Of The
4 Association. az Lexington. beginning on
TUESDAY. AUGUST % 1852,
and continuing I've days.
Gu 1s-4t II. i. kINAEAD, 'ie,9ry'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
GRAND PICNIC
~ BY THE
EXCELSIOR SOCIAL CLUE
AT
JAMES-RlNEE BREWERY.
CRAND EXCURSINN no STAINTON

~
Dancing from L. VI. 10 \. VI.
Admission: Gentlcmcn, 5Uc.: ladies free. Good
music viii &c IN Attendance. an S-F&~u2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
.[--ppoAD STREET METHODIST
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, a
Nl hers of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, A:~tNV
Y. NJ. are requested 70 attend a stated ~
communication of their Lodge. at ST.
hlbams Hall, MONDAY EVENING. 2lst instant;
AZ n. o'clock. Members Of sister lodges ana
transient brethren are fratcrnally invited 10 DC
present. 49, ,
By order Of the W. NJ ,,,,,,,,o>-
an oO-1t# Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20
FERTILIZERS. &c.

our BONE MEAL j. ground from dry western
bones that have not been sr'tIf. beat or steam.
a' The small amount Il moisture AMI thc large
amount "f ",phoric acid amt ammonia wiz
snow. \ comparison of thr above analy.i, with
the analysis of other fertilizer. must cons lucp an
MAT our BONE MI A. 3. fhc chCi',-t uilnt-f.a.i.
can on MIR. J. DANk\rORr. JH.. F.r-t NJ
uon1l bank of Richmond ~. Di aftft tlf ANt~
O. IlNsLEf CO.. Huu,l,t l.,-t-ol'cc hcurico
county. Va.
Terms; fiO per ton cash. Film
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

for it aims TO commit them 10 the support
OF such men Is Sherman in the Senate. who
entered the Treasury poor and left it a huge
millionaire; OF Robson, leader of the
House, who entered the Navy Department
in debt and left il at the beginning of
Hayes term with very large fortune; OF
Chandler, the "visting statesman" who
did more than any other OF those worthless
to cheat the American people out Of the
election OF Tilden, who was rejected by the
Senate on account of bad character when
he was nominated by Garfield for Solicitor
General, but who now fills the place of
Secretary OF the Navy; OF Babcock and Of
many others Of that old set OF Grants rob.
bers and ringsters whom the President.
from weakness, Incidence, good nature, or
tar more culpable reason, has kept or
paced III Office. And these are Killing
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
Which we are asked to Join in it, de-
cline. IL it ever was great, as il GER
talnly was strong, it is not so now. 4
man who stood by them through the
war and knew them well. has lately said
" There Is nothing left Of the old Repubi-
can party but combination Of corrupt
managers to hold power by force and bv
fraud, ana to use the Treasury and the
pubic patronage rs a means OF rewardino
their followers. They have no creed. no
principles, no convictions, and no aspira-
lions. They treat the country as a great
rotten borough where votes are TO be
bought with the peoples money, and suc-
cessful iobbery Is esteemed public yirtue.v
Such party, even if in full vigor. has
100 many large jobs on hand to heip Vir.
'inla by lifting any OF her burdens or aid
ne any OF her interests. Really the prin.
'ipal proper OF their debt has not been
educed; for az Senator Beck, Of Ken
ucky, tells us, and truly, "all the struggle
We have been going through for the last
ifeen years TO reduce our debt from
2,'OO,OOO,OO0 to Sl,7O0,O0O, 900 has only |
cen making up TO the bondholders and |
ankers the difference between the
aluc OF the gold they paid us and the
resent gold We pay them now.v And
ey do not want II reduced. They have
ranged In the interest OF the bondhold-
) That vast amount OF 1t cannot be paid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

/ INDER and by virtue of authority vested in
- me by certain deed in trust executed
February 2ith 1877 by CHI. 4. Clint conveying
the hereinafter described real estate 10 q n,
Aldridge, as trustee, TO secure the payment OF
four certain promissory notes, executed Februa.
ny 9th, 1877, by said Oh. +. Clint payable to
order OF W L. Mitchell, as follows: One note
for 500 90, payable March list 1879 me note for
500 20, payable March LIST 1850: one note for
s60l w, payable March lst 1881; one note for
S,Ol7 OO, payable March lst ISL each bearing
81 per cent per annum interest and all said
notes being due and unpaid, except the sum OF
siS3 o. credited November 9TH 1877
|, Ben +. Jones, Sheriff of Dallas county, Tex,
alternate trustee In said deed In trust @. n &.
Aldridge having referred 10 act will sell AZ the
request of Ge2cnam & Ferris the owners and
holders of said notes. on the second day being
the first Tuesday of May 1882, at the Court
House door, in Dallas City, TO the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property, to
wit All that certain farm, parcel or LOT of land
lying and situated In Dallas county, Texas,
| about eight miles south of city of Dallas being
part of the Levi Dixon league, and more par,ic'
| ularly described as follows: Beginning At the eX
| treme southwest corner If my whole tract, q
stake In the north line of GanO field, as II was 1t
| 1915; thence easwatdly 1il varas TO n stake
| thence northwardly 1853 To stake, thence
westwardly d3 yaras 10 II stake; thence north
wardly % varas TO a stake: thence Westward,
s6s yaras to stake; thence south 70
| east lil5 varas TO the place of beginning con
tanning SLY acres of land.
For further details. reference Is made to III
said deed of trust duly recorded In Dallas ooui
~ records Of deeds, bonds, etc, volume -, page
225 and 20, Upon compliance with the terms {
sale will make proper title TO the purchaser
BEN. +. ZONES.
Sheriff II Dallas Co.,
ml6.tm2 Alternate Trustee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-01

Rev. sylyanus Cobb thus writes in tn =
Boston Christian Freeman We would by
no means recommend any kind ofmedicine
which We did not know TO be geod--partie.
nlsrly for Infants. But of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup We can speak from known
edge; in our own family il has proved a
blessing indeed, by giving an infant trou-
bled with collie pains, quiet sleep, and the
parents unbrOken rest at night Most pa
rents can appreciate these blessings. Here
is an article which works 10 perfection, and
which is harmless; for the sleep which il
affords the infant is perfectly natural, and
the little cheruh wakes as bright as a but
ton And during the process of teething,
Quently heard mothers say that they would
not be without it from the birth of the child
till it had finished the teothing siege, on
any consideration whatever Sold by all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-01

champion pedestrian of the state. The
match was IS hour walk, but Edgas PROV
ed to mueh.for the Madame and on the 10Th
hour she left the track tor good declaring
that Edgas friends annoyed her. The
stake money had been placed In the hands
OF Mr.. e, c, Hustled, night clerk at the
Grand-Windsor. There was squasble as
to the disposition Of the money, but after
weighing the matter MIR. Hustled turned
the stakes over TO Mr. Edgas, who was gen.
orally regarded as the winner, he walking
the 20 hours out. The last heard of Mr..
Hustled he was at Waco,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-01
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