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John r.. Gerhart Commits Suicide.

BneciaI 70 the IhdlahapoIls JOurnaI.
SOUTH BEND, Jan. 2.-John r. Gerhart,
route agent who recently served term in
prison for pilfering from the mails, died, last
night, in great agony, from the effects of dose
Of strychnine, taken for the purpose of self-de-
struction. He was formerly member of the
Eleventh Indiana infantry, and graduate of
Wabash College, at Charlottesville, his old
home. He leaves two children. His wife was
divorced from him several months ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03
The Canal Must Go.

says of The canals, when considered with refer
ence to their relative merits as affording means
fer rapid and economical transport lit must be
regarded as a foregone and inevitable conclusion
shat the canal must CO."
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meteorological Summary for December.

Monthly mean barometer, 30 l26; highest bar
ometer, 30.476; lowest barometer $3.50; monthly
range of barmeter, .90l.
Monthly mean temperature, 81. f. highest, g.. O,
on 9th; lowest, 90, on 18th; monthly range, SO. O.;
greatest daily range, 800, on 9th; least daily
range, 50, on 3lst; monthly mean humidity,
relative, s01; monthly mean dew point, 24.6.
Prevailing direction of wind, SOUTH total
movement of wind, 4,576 miles; average per day,
l47.6 miles; maximum velocity of wind, and di-
rection, "A miles, from northwest. 9th.
Total amount of rainfall or melted snow, 4. "a
inches; snowfall during month, :. 35 feet; aver
age depth Of unmelted snow at end of the
month, inches, about.
Number of clear days, s; fair, H. cloudy, r.
Number of days when rain or snow fell, IL.
Hoar FROST 5, G, 9, 10, II, u, 10, %.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03
The Renegade Apaches Surrender.

Tucson, A. T., Jan. 2.-The last of the Apache
renegades from Sonora surrendered at San
Carlos, last week. The Indians are well
contented General security is felt and
there is a renewed confidence in General Crook s
control of the Indians There is a general revi-
val of property over the Territory. The mining
outlook is fattering Over "A million dollars have
been invested in producing mines within the last
three months.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03
Death from Hunger and Exposure.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan Wv. Irving Landell,
said to be from Philadelphia, died here last night
from hunger and exposure. He had reached
here few days ago, with % brother twelve years
old, with only dollar. He gave that to a board
ing house for his brother, refusing to eat him
self He found employment as a brakeman. and
after thirty six hours exposure in sleet and snow,
returned and died
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DIED

EVANS-On the morning of Dec. 81 IN the Nth
year Of his age, Thomas c. Evans, Of Joseph X.
Evans.
Funeral from the family residence 300 n. Alabama
street, Thursday, Jan. 3 at 1870 p m
REEVES-Grace f. Reeves, daughter Of Richard
X. and Mary e. Reeves. at No. 56f North Tennessee
street, at 1890 p M. Dec. 81 1888. aged i wears
months and days.
Funeral from the family residence Thursday, Jan
g. at o'clock p. m.
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Joseph Lonpyvorth,s win.

CINCINNATI, Jan. . The will of Joseph Long
worth admitted to probate to-day. The es-
tate is given to his son and daughter, with be-
quest to his sister The will names certain
grounds and rents intended for the art museum
but they are given to the son with the request
that they go to the art museum at favorable
oDuOrt11nitV
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03

MEXICO, Jan. 2.-The government has de
Grant for the submarine cable connecting Mex
leo, the United States and Central America, no
work having been done within the prescribed
limo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03
Comparative Mean Temperature and Highest Lowest
Precipitation. Temp. Temp.

329o; mean temperature for December, 1883,
/. 50 above mean.
Average precipitation for December in 10 years,
3.33 inches; average for December, 1883, l.0l
above average
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03
Death of a Pioneer.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
ELKHART, Jan. PA. P. siminton, one of the
pioneers of this county, died this morning, of
heart disease. He was president of the school
board, and has been prominently connected with
business interests of this city for over forty
years,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Miss Maria A. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Lewis, will take place this afternoon at
o'clock at their residence No. 325 North Mississippi
street. The remains will he taken to Lawrencebulg
for burial Friday morning
The funeral of Anna Harrison Sheets will take place
from the family residence No. 97G North Tennessee
street, Friday, Jan d. at 1890 a. m. Services by
Rev Myrop Reed.
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Brutally Beaten and Robbed.

QUINCY, Jan. 3.-Rey. Horace Warden, sew
enty years old, was attacked at his gate by three
foot-pads, last night robbed and so brutally
beaten that it is THOUGHT he cannot recover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03

New YORK, Jan. 2-Pierce S. Marx has begun
suit against the Manhattan Railway Company, to
recover $50 900 damages He was struck in the
eye by cinder falling from an engine, and lost
his eVesght,
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General Grant to visit Cuba.

HAVANA Jan. 2-It is expected that General
Grant will visit Havana during January. as the
guest of General Badeau, United States consul
general to Cuba
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON Jan g. | A. NJ

WASHINGTON Jan. 3, A. M.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley--Gen--
orally fair weather, west to south winds, gener-
ally warmer rising barometer in the eastern
portion and falling in the western portion.
For the Upper Lake Region Clearing weather,
preceded by light local SHOWS, slightly colder
in the eastern and northwestern portions,
slightly warmer in the southern portion, weshS
ery shifting to northerly winds, rising barom-
eter in northwestern portion, rising, followed
by falling barometer in the eastern and south
ern portions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03
Residence Burned.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BLooMINGToN, Jan. Fire to-day destroyed
The residence of Thomas Tony, six miles east.
Loss, 81 000 fully insured in the Phoenix of
Hartford
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stricken with Aponlexy.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DELPHI, Jan. DIR j. H. Taylor, an old
citizen, was stricken with apoplexy on Monday
evening and died to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03

MORE than one hundred and twenty-five thou
sand bottles of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup have
been sold by a single firm in Baltimore. Messrs.
VIM II. Brown & Bro.
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ness of Willard is a recurrence of old troubles.
Several times in his career he has been pros
trated with nervous exhaustion and insomnia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-03

ceeded to use Mr.. Farley roughly with her UNI
brela, and went after a revolver to shoot him,
when the party left.
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WANTED

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w the West the Weekly Indiana State journal.
One dollar per year.
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w Reputable boarding house keepers please report
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THOS j. BRYANT Bryants Business College, Bates
Block
XKTANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR THE BEST
w selling line of goods tpatented) for ladies' and
chdren's ever handled by an agents entirely
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AUCTION SALES.
HUNT & McCURDY, REAL ESTATE AND GEN
IL eral Auctioneers, S9 East Washington street.
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Nos. Bland 80 f. Maryland Stree
SOCIETY NOTICES.

MASONIC PENTALPHA LODGE NO. 564. f.
M and A. NJ Stated meeting in Masonic Temple
this Thursday evening, at 7;30 oclockr
MARTIN II. RICE, w NJ.
WILLIAM H. SMYTHE Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY
L concern-Timothy Splann has this day bought
fun half interest in the livery and sale stable business
of Wilson & SpanI. JAMES WILSON.
Jan l. 1854. TIMOTHY SPLANN
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Contradictory Evidence in the Lawshe COun-
terfeiting Case at Greencastle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
SHERMAN.
j, Court Winds Up the Work
M Term and Adjourns Until
April Next.
a,lored Odd Fellows Have Grand
..aeand BALL Around Town Notes.

!. 10 the Gazette.
9rRyAN, TEX, Dec. 2S.-The dis
court finished the work of the
4 ,o.day, Judge Maltbie signed up
SnInutes this afternoon and adj
Nal until the next regular term,
Inning the second Monday in April,
The session has been a lsborious
|but the Judge dispatched business
3r,dIv that no cases were contin-
M want of time TO try them. His
n will have o season Of rest until
ollin term begins In January.
n colored Odd Fellows had q
IA display here this evening.
a marched in procession like an
with banners and wound up
hop at the hall over
4 Merchants exchange. About
N visiting brethren from Deni.
,me over on the afternoon train
look a prominent part in the dem
Hation.
omas w. Scott, son OF Thos. ].
a OF Bells, died at his fathers house
Isy last and WAS buried yesterday.
LIN was a general favorite among
fouaintances, and many sad-faced
ds followed the neSle boy 10 his
resting place. The unfortunate
Of his death happened about two
ago at Bells. a deputy sheriff
iendance upon a party there let hlH
4 iall aud the cruel ball found its
throngh the body of the youth
stood near. For a time it was
ght he would fully recover, but
1ueut complications growing
of the wound finally
n in death. The bereaved
Ms have the sympathy
my friends in Sherman IN their
Of distress.
Oiher Brown, ESQ Of Delaware
IN this county, Is mere on a visit
Tin spend "a part Of his holiday
His sister, Mics Maggie Brown
mpany with Mics Msrgerie
ehson Of ST. Louis, left here
To attend the New
ils exposition. They 20 by way
ttieveport, where they will stol
10 visit friends.
Il young bachelors are dealing
" in Christmas presents thi
Handsome toys constitute
a psrt of their selections, and /
not little singular tina
outhful recipients who are to b
glad by Old Santa, nearly al
< grown sisters to help enjoy them
test adyices report Nat Gunte
what improved, and his friend
minated 10y growing faith in hi
recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

An Applicant for Assistant Attorney
General Negroes Stricken with
Liberia Fever.

specialize the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. % Documents
were forwarded 70 Austin this evening
to Gov. ireland, urging the appoint
ment OF Hon. J. G. Jenkins Of this
city to the position Of assistant attor-
ney general. Among the signers Of
the recommendation are hfy-three
lawyers Of Waco, comprising the en-
tire bar; the bars OF Comsnche, Gle
burne, Meridian, Galesylile and
Hlllsboro, and special letters
from the district judges In
whose districts the above
named counties are situated. with
such an Involvement Il Is hoped and
believed that the executive VIII give
the recommendation impartial and
careful consideration. Col. jenkins b
an old lawyer, who takes rank profess
slonally and personally with any
member OF the Waco bar, and his APP
pointment Ia about the only favor that
Waco b likely - ask Of the admiDis-
tration.
Tie negroes here are holding meet
lIkr 10 tuhrt4Et tlla aihAa~'AAA-sl - va
igratiou from this section 10 Liberia.
Hlehly colored accounts of that coun-
try have been given them until they
are quite worked up on the subject,
many being eager 10 hasten the move
nent. a few colored preachers who
ought 10 be too intelligent TO advise
sueh q measure, appear 10 be ~ NE
head OF the movement, urging u on
District Judge Rimes has set next
Saturday 10 hear application iof
habeEs corpus aud bail IN the cas-. Of
AZ. X. Galley. Last summer Galley
was convicted Of raping little ltaii An
girl, seven years old, and the jury
fixed the penalty AZ ninety-nine yeafs'
imprisonment. The court Of appeals
AZ the late Tyler btrm reyeraeu and re-
nisnded this Judgment.
ia the district court Thomas Mash
aud Lark CathFon, the two white men
charged with numbering q negro man,
were acquitted.
Bill Bail, convicted Of murder In the
second degree, made application to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
CHASE TRADING COMPANY, HOUSTON STRl1ET
afo PHR0eKMoRTON STREET, FORT WORTH, TEXAS

for anew tIial. which was overruled
The aame luck bef II Sonny Mosely,
the notorious horse-thief sentenced
10 seven years IN the penitentimy
The tramps are made TO "move on
every day, but they come 10 Raugs re-
fast rs run out One crowd or eleven
was corralled by the officers today
The holiday festivities were fairly
inaugurated tonight hy the fire de-
partnent's grand ball which WAS
LARGELY attended and very enjoyable.
Holiday trade, helped oui by the
clear, dry weather, mas been booming
to-day, the streets being erowed with
country people here purchasing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
SAN MARCos.
fater Power for Sale Exposition
Visitors.


Visitors.
|spondenco Of the Gazette.
b MARCOS, TEN De % "A son
i. Garrison Percy, a Young man Of
lty-four years and much beloved
rs community, has been suddenly
4 from smong US.
n line water pc ser can now he
~ at a low figure, McCay "
have it for sale II will pay, we
as it now stands, 6 per cent. on
INVESTMENT. Here lies a fortune
tme man who can utilize this un-
pug and magnificent power for
liacturing or irrigating purposes.
n IKE several thousand acres OF
which can be irrigated from the
and yOur correspondent has heard
~ farmers cay they would pay $40
lere could they be furnished Wa
n thus trey could count on one
tA'half or two bales of cotton per
We think, however, that the
would all be rented by market
tnefs.
Rev. Mr.. jackson, who has rented
4'acre irrigated tract adjoining the
n, made wonderful success OF
teLing LAST summer. He has four
now growing onions and cab
u; He IL confident of raising over
hundred bushels Of onions per
Pew newspaper Is on the tapis- II
lch needed here and will llyen
up.
ne dozen members Of the Coronal
1ae faculty have departed for the
4 cotton centennial.
gentleman just returned from
Orleans says the best thing
Y there was the exhibit Of some
pflsing salt company. a figure 81
VIE carved out Of the chloride;
.her claims II Is ihlrteen-pound
'tnt by q Mr.. Chaston Of this
The beet has added two pounds
robustness since IL has been ex-
~ % public gaze-nO dead-beal,
Ne sanguine parties here are pre-
& x iof q big demonstration when
ealyeston deep-water nppropria
snail have successfully passed
networks aud anvil chorus
VIC closing we must not forge'
sfespnndents cut aRd dried note
weather has set in aud hog slll
~ eommenced.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
SAN ANroNio.
A Hotel in the Hands Of g Receiver
a Nan Frozen to Death.

a Nan Frozen to Death.
Special to the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, TEX Dec sS- Beck
with, one of the proprietors Of the
Hotel Maverick, has filed an injuno-
ton against his partner, Calvert, to re-
strain him from handling any Of the
funds Of the firm, alleging that the
business IL being Improperly conducted,
The Injunction viii be heard to-mor-
row. In the meantime the hotel is in
the hands Of a temporary receiver, Mr.
Albert Maverick,
Early'yesterday morning dead man
was found near Painted Cave,in Crock
EFT county. From the fact that no
marks OF violence were found about
his person, he Is supposed to have fro
zen 70 death. The weather for the
past few days has been very severe IN
that section.
a combined effort is being made on
the part Of the city ministers 70 pro-
vide for great number Of poor Ia the
city who are without employment.
There IA more distress here than was
ever known before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

poRruAxD. OREGON, Dec. 25--At .
meeting Of the directors q the Oregon
4 California railroad yesterday y was
asc,dea ~ transfer the road 70 the Gem
tral Pacific, aud 70 increase the ssoek.
oae hundred aud thirty miles o. the
line arc completed IL Oregon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
suLPnuR SPRINGS.
An Inebriate Killfd by his Runaway
Team.

special 10 the Jasotte.
SULPHUR spRrNGs, Tx Dec. % =
Lsst evening as Neal Copeland was
returning to ais home, few miles IN
the country, ln bis two-holse wagon,
very much under the influence ~
whisky, his team ran away, throwing
him out aud killing him instantly.
Our town has been full of people to-
day getting Christmas goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
{ lItii(sl1Ta
Inantile Blood Purifiers and
skin I3cautiiiers.
Absolutely Pure and Safe from the Mo-
meni Of Birth.

fG1fANTII.E aud Birth Hnmors MIR Crust,
! ecaid Head. Eelnm mas, aud egery form %
Itching. Scsily. fimpiF, sefoinlous nne IN.
heritod Diseaaes Of Tue Blood Kin nud
scalp, with loss ol Hair from Infancy 90 Age,
cur0i by the UrrIrURA HNsnls aNn, tht neW
blood purifier, Internally. ana CuricyH aud
euricuRk soar. fhe great akin cures, nkiff-
fefnaly. hht0iuiriy pere paa aye and thnV
d MN nlell M NaAlanl 0f bIInL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
An Accident on the Ohlo River.

GALLrpoLIs, ONO, Dec. 3D. The
tue.boat Raymond Harner' ran
INTO the ferry-boat Champion this
morning nearly destroying the latter.
Geo. Henry, passenger, was Instant
~. ttif4d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

Italian Porter Takes His Own
Life.

Life.
hl 10 the Gazette.
PAso, TEX, Dec. % An italian
ed Gus Antiana, employed *
Ir AT the Grand Central hotel, tooS
|e OF siryehnine to-day and died ia
hours after. Dependency is
csed TO have been the cause OF
Iced.
'neral ncnsger II binson of the
lcau Central railway arrived TO-
From Denver and departed for the
sot Mexico
|gun-club has been organized with
Geo. W. Bsines, the Baptist pas.
De president
.afict Judge Falvey ana Sheriff
q White left for the New Orleans
itiOn to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
WnRKS InA cHlRM. :.

j. &. weeks. ESQ. Town Treasurer. ~.
AlpRre. VI. SAYS In ihtferdatel May Nii
works 10 q charm on my hapy'e iaca and
head. i,ured NE mead entirely ami has near
~ cleaned ihc face ~ sores. rave reeuul-
inendea Il 70 several aud Dr. Plant has Ofiir-
Cd II Tor them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Canf. Handy Dead.

LEIGH, n. c.. Dec. 28.--Capt.
y of the United Sta'es navy died
y ~ q larborough Ateighto'elock
|'aasnlnR,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
"ouR LIZZIE BOY.

SIR. and Mrs. Everett gtabblnr. HsichGf.
town. Mahs. write "Onr little boy Was isrfis
bly afflicted with scf0fun. rnit khfuul ana
ffysipelss ever rune he was bora. aua nuia
lux We could gave hini helped him, tatl We
tried CrricruA RNsEpfrs, which, GRADUALLY
childn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
A TERRIBLE CASE ;

Charies Earye Hinif e, isfaeV city BeighfH.
n. D.. Ufita.; "Ny sam, a lad 81 tpeiye years.
Has completely cured Of teuiblr case ~
EcIerua by the CUfsorNA kEaFDfrA From
the top ~ ils lead 70 the s9ifs Of hie feet
was one MAS OF ncahsN every Otnef rsm-
edy AID physicians iIad BEEN tried 10 vain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
f0R PALE. LANeuIp.

children, with pimpy. ealioN
tltjn, the CcrlcrnA kFN EDfHs Will pfnfe q
perfect hits,iua, cieausirK tlis Dleod ard
sFln ~ lnueriifd impurtifs and tkseuDe
the cerfns uf no pla, fueufnatlnnl, copslmp'
tluu aud severe skin dIGthstf.
sold every hera Frcf. EuTlcrHA, aat
i,fs1LvENI. tit eoAr 80. PO1Il.H Duo
Asp CLASSICAL - bpaf1D. Ansa.
sead f4r "lisa - fsri Ska 5i.esses.H
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-03

ksY Yi:lt'" O% ). DEED GF rEGSTdstr1 The
I = 'tl day ~ hugi..; $50. and ,!u!y recorded
in l.5rr i. ~. H. fo':" :.~ aad records pf Alex
andri, cuti:;:. IA. :.,i Il .:: :rpu@et OF the
bcnclicintics in said dcc' ol irus., will offer for
sale at public as.,.cn ~ ruit u, tEc'rrrmiScS on
SATURDAY, the 2}l.i day of NoTclab.r. 1881.
at T.. H.. the following. aEAi. ESTATE. situate
in Alexandria county Va: LOTS %u:abcici - 6.
!. /. and 10 being the ;v@ lots III the nor! h,a>t
part of EushroG Hunters estate a|d containing
about EIGnTY-N!SE AID THREE I'0hETHS
ACRES. more or less. For n!orc particular de-
scriptom reference is Hereby made 10 the survey
and plot made by Thos;,5 \. Caftei, t!ic plot ana
division is recorded with tho dcct! oi trust
Terms: G.a.ihiid cash: balance payable in one
ana two wears. secured hy .'cct nr trust upon the
property. ;. /. /. "@ khE.
Cct2S-t, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-03
DRT GOODS.
ID !. 4 n Il L T s
FROM
AUCTION.
AUCTION.


We have not and shall not, advance the prices
on our immense auction purchase "i h'anNe's
from the
FALLS OF SCHCYLkILL BLANKET MILLS,
Which were sold 1T auction, in New York. carly
in August. through WILMEEDiNG. HOGUET q
CO.. huctOneefs
They arc the celebrated msnuf facturc ii john
Dobson. and arc undoubtedly the most popular
line Of Blankets for the fine retail trade MANI
featured in this country.
Being 10 demand Cor Blankets III that timc the
prices obtained were from % u 333i. per cent
less than last years which places rs III position
to offer them to our customers ~ pcor0rti"a.tcly
low prices. We quote fcST spcciaitie5 Is follows: :
1O-i White Wool Blankets fair quality, only
$50 per pair.
10 White Wao Blankets good quality, only -
per pair.
1O.l White Woo! Blankets. extra quality. only
S3 per r"ir.
1O-i White Wool Blankets. extra fine quality,
only So 80 pc: pai;
1I.4 white All Wool Blankets, splendid vau",
only $3.50 per pair.
III White Wool Blankets, eXt;a heavy, good
quality only - per pair.
III Scarlet Wool Blankets. extra co'd quality,
nniy $3.50 per pair
1i.i Silver Gray Wool Blankets. splendid quail.
t. only S1.10 per pair.
IL l!n,tlcd Gray ". 81 Blankets cxl.a heavy,
superior quality, only 81 i'T ia.r
NOTE!
AS wc have them in large Quantities. %c ar:
prepared to make special prices 10 Hotels and
Eoar,liag Houses in lots of 10 TO 80 pairs.
WOODWARD < LOTHEop.
ru.tnn Dry Goods House. One Price Only.
92l rcuna. ave 9l2 street.