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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-02-20

tS-orders wilireceive prompt attentin
To the Readers of
THE COLUMBIAN.
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n wv sssi'EF E[
IN n lf'lssslss s!,lEss Az A
| - u
THE REV IMPROVED
Western Washing Machine
Which is now being introduced in thi,
section, and is already largely in use il
almost every State i'll the Union, CON-
mends itself by the simplicity and eas,
of its operation, and by the good worl
that it does. The machine is easil,
handled, and makes no slop, whatever.
The following testimony to it's merit
will be of interest TO the ladies OF
Bloomsbury and Vicinity,
and all who are interested in an i'm.
portant improvement
TESTIMONIALS.
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, Dec. 8, 1884.
Vanderg!t Mfg Co:
We bought from your agent, Mr.. C.
Mears, one of your New Improved West
ern Washers. Have used it for three
weeks and are much pleased with it. 1t
saves labor, washes cleanly, does not wear
out the clothes and works easily. We can
heartily recommend it to everyone who
has washing to do. Resp'y. Yours,
Mrs. p. NJ. TEATs.
BLooMsBURG, Pa, Dec s, 1884.
Vandergrin Mtq. Co. i:
Camden Mears, Agent Il have been in
the laundry business constantly during the
past ten years, and have tried very MANY
different kinds of family washing ma
chimes, one of which is the New Improved
Western Washer, sold by you, and cheer
fully recommend it as being the best one
for my work that have ever tried. Ii |
gives perfect satisfaction, and would not
part with 1t for double the amount pait |
for 1t II could not procure another one
ANY person wishing to see it in operation
can do so, by calling at inv laundry.
Yours Respectfully,
G. II. Brown,
Proprietor Bloomsbury Lauuly, Dent. |
ler's rev block, Main Street.
BLooMsBURG, Pa, Dec. 8, 1884.
Vand1g'W Mfg. Co.. :
GENTLEMEN when your agent, Mr.. G.
Mears, solicited me to purchase one OF
your Western Washing Machines, nothing
but desire to be courteous prompted mt
to give one moments attention to it, as ali
the washing machines l had ever seen had
proved utter failures. But when your
akert in comnendable spirit of fairness,
ofcred to sell OF mac hine on its merits,
l could not refuse to give it a fair trial. 1t
has now done service in my laundry three
months, and must say that it is perfect il
every respect, doing its v ork thoroughly
and with 1t one girl can do the work OF
two, without fatigue. 1t is simply match
less. lVery Truly Yours.
L. A. SHATTUoK, NJ. D.
TRY ONE! And if you are not
satisfied after giving it fair trial le.
turn The machine to our agent, and he
will refund your money.
Vandergritt Mtg. Co.
l would say that have secured the agency for
tne SAFE OF the above Popular Washing Machine, :
American Hand Planters and other manufactures !
OF tne above nrm, for the counties OF Columbia, /,
Montour, Luzerns and Schu, lkill, and would be |
pleased TO deliver and instruct In the use OF the
washer anyone who desires to buy one.
4. MEARS, Agent.
salesroom, D. stroup's old grocery stand Main St.
12-l2-3m BLOOMSBURG. PA
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TESTIMONIALS.
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, Dec. 8, 1884.
Vanderg1h Mfg Co:
We bought from your agent, Mr. c..
Mears, one of your New Improved West
ern Washers. Have used it for three
weeks and are much pleased with il. 1t
saves labor, washes cleanly, does not wear
out the clothes and works easily. We can
heartily recommend it to everyone who
has washing to do. Resp'y. Yours,
Mrs. z. NJ. TRATs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14
IN ONE RED BURIAL BLgNT,

The fro track IN Galveston Ia aui!a
thoroughly deacrlbsd In this mornings
dispatches. But, far the moyesompleto
understanding Of tho matter TIM
HERALD hss prepared tho sketch su
bslow. Ths city of Galveston ipresu
larly and evanly laid out 10 bocgF OF
ssme eiO feet each, she Gross streate bo
ing nlphssstleally named a, ono pro.
c'sds froin the bay to hegulf, which,.
north and south, but numerically az
thoy run In strslsht linss pSrpsudicu.
lar to ths two sheets OF water. That 4,
TO say, b, or Srsnd. stretches alons
md Is e,moit parallel to the bay, while
q, or Mechanic, comes next, en-
rehts 20 the gulf, followed by d,
or Market Avenue J IL also
c'lled Broadway, sul IL wide
beautiful aVeour, with central
asphalt esplensle or walk, ana about
cenTai between ,ks bay snh thu cult.
Fde business portion Of the city list
nearly altogether between Twsutie.n
and CSsnty Dith Streets on the strlnt,
M'cRinio and Msrkot strsats. h.
You'd tho eulf side Of Market stree,
there IL but little huslnSs, done. The
fremont hotel is on Twenty. third, or
rfeweui, slra0t. So also is ths Nation
nj bank aud several line stores. Tn,
Union depot " on Suaud between
rSsn'y-third and pwonty-four,h
streets Tina fine Cotton Exchange il
on thS corner of Third, or Mechanic,
e'reet aud Tweuty.nrs. street, while
mo Galveston News 10 next door to II
on tue west, or toward Twenty. second
street.. The building used as the CITY
hail ~ on Mschsnia Ntreet, be
tween Twentieth and Twsnty-lirst
streets. Thus II will be sesn TIM,
tho sbove named and nearly nil tia
other business streets escsp,d the
dsvou'inE flames, these being con liued
chiefly to those portions Of tho ,,tv
whero the poorer classes lived. fol.
lowed by the Weather and naore
fashionable ones.
II will be noted thai the dispatches
dssignste the Strand as Avenue A.
whom, 10 fact, Il 10 Avenue d, AZ used
In the foregoing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

in Dsllss. Arc VIC tskiag steps q
avert such a dire sisss,eTf Have VI
he sssns so cheek universal, or even
partial destrus.ion? Arc our are in
-urascs oompA' isE sufislently rigid ir
thsir requirements, and closs Ia their
igspsoiiou and turVeilisnee? Whet are
tie facts an 20 the keeping IN
instarthusOur readiness the bGckeis
Of wa er, fame sxtinGuishers, etc, etc :
Ave oxtrs-hSzafdOuE risks kept ny
"a tho limit 81 cars that caution re
qe'reSp Whnt OF ssr roofs ana division
wslir? These snd other queries are
pssu is-'y psrtiRsnt 10 tho occasion,
Thars IN Buoh brick aud mortar in
Dsils-, bns there is m immsHsity oi
a fiammsbls WOOD. Besides, tho win
q, aSssos is upon us, and fires III
store, shOp AVID residences, will
hN nightly built. The windy
days tro slso here snd q
little sPeck Of blaze
like that fsoEa tbs hut in Chicago
when the sow Kicked ever tao hsro-
sens lsnP, may be only too rapidly
isHntd iR to furious Rzmeg. Let each
oous,i;at, hiEsslr vigilance sora
mittce for his own salvation through
kts Own saTs, aud So sg9inst the negli-
geuos Of his Ueigbhors. Asd let the
dcs insurance companies begin stonea
to examine their books aud thr stsn TO
cancel syary risk where the cOndit iona
Of tk9 SellGy are not literally cor-
iurmsd to
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ratSs on grsiu ann nrur from Chicago
t. New York we're. respeetlveiy, So
centR nna 81 80, snd ,be present rates
srr 10 cans and 40 cents. This will
continue IN the same leSsening man
ner.
Then lo. Galveston learn q lessen.
let her consider aud comprehend
wherein the failures Of other Southern
seaport cities consisted, ana prepare
'0r tho remedies. While "Des p
Water" Is an iadispensability,
20 also is fresh water Tor
manufacturing purposes; ana lines
Of railwoy in hsr in ssest must
empty Their fraishsu on European son
and bring 10 her return csrgoes for the
vsst interior, II oar Judgment, this
flank movement Is hSr only bat ssr
sure salvation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

THE new dress Of TIM HERALD
from tho Cincinnati Type fouusry, ar.
rived on Saturday last; also the caGca,
racks, etc. TIE material " hsing
rapidly thru wn in and made ready fOi
use.
The Presto preSH, With eass0ty oI
$4,000 copies per hour, and the fireRt
piece of mechanism that has ever left
the establishment of n, HoR q Co., il
expsetod here within the ssxt few
days, and every arrangements has bcor
completed for its quick erection and
use.
The Westinghouse engine sud
boiler, tho very bolt machinery made
by the Westinghouse Manufactures
company, havo bean fully tsstod on
completion, and worked In a thorough
ly satisfactory manner.
The Edisen Electric Light plsnt hea
In part arIived from New York and
will DO IN condition for service this
wesk throughout tho entire HERALD
building
With these and other improvements
now in process Of consuRmatlon, In
Cludlng tho superior telegrsphis ser
viss from evsry clty and town Ill Tex
a., and the Associated Press domestic
and forolsn reports, the Dallas HER-
AID will present Itself In mechanical
makeup and nova gathering power
before the country az the peer Of any
daily 9urna In tho entire South.
To those patrons who have gonor-
oSsly borne with the defects OF late,
oooasioued by lack OF facilities TO do
tho insress d work imposed, ~ d have
kindly awaited the new regime, these
propr'otora icol profoundly grateful,
and intend that the future Of The ps.
per shall moro than compensate for
any deficiencies of tho past. Only ~
little further indulgence of timo ia
egked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

THE NEWS FROM THE WARLlKE,
ssrslS Says she Will Lick Bulgaria and
shessaw Puts sn Ills war Paint
stiu EfytsE To Savo hiel--rg-
titlREs I'm Scotland ana
Ksglaud, Etc, EtC,

HrA1yn oyprcuns nEpuLEgD.

HKALyn ePPICBRS REpULEgD.
MONTREAL, Nov. l5.-TAo bsalta SUI
tuori.iua wesa rtpulssa tUloa yestar-
day by tsoi1mttes wailo attamp,luy
,C rsm0Te a amsltPX patient from
the house OF Dga Pierre \ crowd
gathered zno Omtsd The officers With
rO' tea sppies, eggA ana Vs0ueG, War
rants have bees itBu~d iof sbs stIos5
OF Dan Pierre eut the rioters.
TRIING TO SAVE plEL's NECK.
WINNErEG, Nov. IL ii Ia stated
thu b.. Lowell, oss ol thS RAJ coM-
mission, hss said that 10 beIiaveF Risl
YES Insane, Dr. JuGeg, OF ReIimc,
claimed thts no vas u6us, tho u,hai
GsMbsr Of the cpmmls ion WBS vay-
erins. Lowell believed no WAS in
eliacd 10 think t's prisoner Insane
Esea doHtcr ass IA :ds aeparsse ra-
par, for tbs government, no lbas Lpyall
"a nnj esrta'n rhiss ~ay Tho third
doosor hiss rsp1r ed. Sc says tho pris-
Onsr Ia far fran bSing In poynessOn al
Iis asnBss.
TssEs is q strong light ia his eyes
"hi0h hetNssus IA SdvanGsd stage OF
lnssalgy, and R,sl'a larysrA put IL
daring the Trial mGcElaMapia
lowell say7, hi'l, du!ing the gysesrca
Of Gho so.'urf, oyrrisi on cOpvtrsa
uous 1hlo0 no iusb usu aowld clam
IN emaNata from saus ivigusl
lie says II has government hang niu
th1 aot could BOB be interpreted na
msIa Or less ,kHn hanging = luuR.ie.
II IL understood tho soGtor has PROM
iaed TO TSEe arpsg srr2goutsiioua
10 Ottawa on tbs QUESTION, Ms tbs vry
late 10 a. anxious to ssYe tbs poor
mzr's life.
AS tho day fgsI for tao exsaoli3u
approaches gh9 sxsi;9ment E0tg grura
inGonre.
RIEL TO EE EXECUTED.
QUEBEC, n ". l9.-It 10 learn d FROM
- tsliaula quarter this aveulax tnat
the privy council has Forwarded an Of.
ii>lni letter g. S1srif Chaplin ordering
the execution Of Etel on MDudAT
NorniDG a. Sn'slOrk.
THE WRECKED STEAMERS,
OTTAWA, Nv. 49, the sthamghio
Brooklyn, " hich is ashore near Hesth
Point, lies exactly IL the .sna posi-
ion. Toe shipRrecked party sr0 ali
we'll. The weather has moderated
somewhat, butlca hGs begun to form.
No news has heou Teo.ived o. the
A'esmer Tltaui', which IL ashore al
Observation poipt, Tns steamers T. 81
lief and Coneuccor hgg8 gone 30 their
AsPiataVce
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barry. Mr.. Gladaioue, whn wax q
su+At, in pfopoain.s q fas,~t ~ tal ~. r.
psfity OF ths Clue, jsp'orrd ms f-e.
ihas tcs bulk 81 chs Ssotisa neop'e
7ud squlrrs bal0u sld 70 +at
CoEs'rss iva party, "Vnar faa,, HOY.
ever" he said, "esuphrs zsd thct caur.
$50 n III f3w Scoraa i-u "a p.s-q.
= 10, within she vale 0f taa uaa- 80 %
LORDS, had tho cUGrsEs 20 ivac-ta
L'n.r~l p.i.e '-s aat g. mayrt1f rho
IA oof ihe'r nation ggalu-t vhutsV T
dl,s.-v5nteSe they iuigu; euu.ur-
ter"
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EERas or suBsoRIPrIoN.
sATURpAEN ovEMBKR II 1885.

TIE Herald viii esteem it an cape
ciRi favor if Sny OF tho travelling CONF
munlty will inform this Office by cor
reBpondenoa or otherwise Of any IN.
ability 10 procure copies Of it's daily is
sues on any Of the railroad trains. The
newsboys are all fully supplied for lhe
aprViaa
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TnxAs seems to DO an unoongsnlai
homo for the lire insurance com.
panies. With oil tho adverse lesisla
'on, with the heavy fires Of the past
In the State, they were .. las. jus,
passing through the year isss With a
balance on The right eide for pre-.
niemss when loi like . thief in the
Might, The red devil laps isto lisuida-
elon slmoes, some excellent cox.
penies. AID ~, n susA risks q those
~ busnsd II 0alvsslen yeeAse1av
Doeoln9 Qoso ~ 80 = ~ nonno =
- - - Z . !,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

THE HERALD leaves Dallas Tor Fort
Worth each morning a. 4:30 o'clock on
the special Texas q Pacific Railroad
company train, rea by said com
pspy for the express purpose Of cav
rying tho Dallas morning dailiea at
heir joint and equal expense.
Thus TIM HERALD will be found on
all trsins leaving Fort Worth FOR
their respective directions, and at ill
stations along the routos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

Tnr HERALD he'd arranged com.
pieso disgrsm, or map. showing th,
track of ihe Are In Galveston, the
burned district etc when II was found
ahss II oould not be handled 20 advan
tagc on the press now ia use. Oh, how
We daily need and sadly mis-. aud
sish Tor the new press shipped from
New York ON tho Is! instant and over.
due In Dilles
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HngiaHS,
SPAIN DExIREs vpLATy

LONDON, MY. l3.-Ta5 Spguiah ROY
ornmert he's intimsred i's desire TO ra-
opSA 'r'ntY no Citations with England
JOHN BRIGHT SPEAKS.
LONDON, Nov. - john Bright.
speaking st IL 1htale last night, SAID
,Ht i'tyssH5 WAS te3 luOEt criticsl p9llt.
lea posiJd s!nco 1882; Lord Salistury
had spoken with CsCis,ou regard, Q D
the cnurah qlestios, aud on that SUB
sot Mt, Brisht would not chs'laug.
a M; ous ths StibSa " 20 remove pro.
lection was mechisypu". Ny. Bright
smd the present oppression was due
p2rtly 10 u ra,h sxtru Dion OK bualc0ne.
and psrtlv 10 ho b-d hsrvesto.
srEAD'E TREATMENT.
L'VpoS NV. Is The rovernwa-,.
hse ordoreS tho governor NJ Cold Bah
hold prlsou 90 trnat Mr.. S.02I eli or
tho Pal Mall Caste, 40 a Grs,.clsss
misdomaGuGa5.
me- CorTod MILLS BURYEp.
MANoHEsrEHi Nov. 10. Howard
COTTON mtils, ~ Bi'.Ou, hSya hssn
burned, Lots, Gi0e0.
uNulrCuED AFIEE ltANY YEARS,
LpNDoN, Nv. IL Lady JSua L4mp.
aDn has up' sinei 3 dIvOrc, from rsr
husband Sit Cults Miranda L.mp
20 GA tGg GROUND al adultery. Both
partlel we're Born Ia Anaiics. Ths
plaintiff 10 dAuss.or ~ q 00s Slblay,
OF Sutton, " asssC1Usots. The defend
Nut wss b IN IN We mout IA 1896 and
msrri d a. plaUiGfln 1871.
FRAUD UPON our EJGlmTIoS sYsbI.
CATE.
LONDON, Nov. - -Mopars. Blrhs,
and Marsdeu, die cturs 81 tho Great
Eastern BtcSmship company, and Dir
B'oEu, = nhip broker, usia 20 day
formally charged g. court with fraud.
ulert!y o1'a'lIne eLOOl sterling from
Tho New ogl,agg ESp0Siti0r syndicate
~ s,atine that to vesso', Griat East.
srn, wus ~ Tor SeN, whcrOas 6hs VIZ.
'oiS Y nan. tor a sag voyage. TIL.
pNse WA HGi tUFpp'
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The HERALD Nv no, urging emlgra.
ton from Galveston, buff any changes
are propoaed By thpto WHO may be
burned on in Galveston, wo box to in
vito stlonion to tho City of Dallas,
where NO many former Galvcsloulsns
nov eide, aud will only too gladly
welcome Others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

How could tho Fort Worth Gazette
nave mate safh wretched error ~
TO designate I'd. d Ii. BLUM, OF q dives.
toa, as hardware aud junk coalers9''
The Gazette has doubtless before this
hauled Us reporter over tho coels Tor
his ignoraocs ABOUT Texas lrsl-clas
ins lilullnns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

BERLIN, Nov. IL Tho hva Gsrunr
Americans whose exclusion IRON tie
is and ofFahr wsg recently ordered bv
the German govarrm7ui, Were OK.
PEELED suser The lse cclStl, wh'ch bss
boon revised and which 60es rot
al i0w Foreigners tu settle or even To re-
slce temporarily ct q Dlaos uploes tho
local authorities peruit.
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THE HousroN PosT continues iis
course to the front. IL ~ now about
whore II left of some time ago, when
II was In the van ~ q sterling news
gs'hefor, only now 1t il financially
fixed far better.
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Russia.
1Nrrnns mol wlrifnnAM n.n rn...,

INTENDS re WITHDRAW uxn cossuLs.
RusrcHuk, Nov. 49, Persistent r..
ports arc curfoat % the effect that
Russia iutaudt tn withdraw her con.
suls from Bulsaiis. Sich action, It Ia
believed wnuld excite the Bulgarians
assinst Prince Alexander. Tho report
creates q bad IL ,prepsinr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

LoNnoN, Nov. ia oisp tea from
Sofa says thst 3,GGo Ajhsujsna AZ
tesked tho Bulgarian villafo as Tan
ccne'2, near M0resti, killed soversl Of
the inhabitants aNa pluudor-a tho
viilegr
SEGVIA CONTINUES TO ATTACK
SpFIA, Nov, 10 IS rviau cutposts
conSinue 20 fttaoS the Bulgarian iron
NOR poet'. One Bulgarian wa4 killed
tD-dEy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

In peaee rivals for suprempoJ; in
sfiiis,ion let ali these oltiss b: eompsti.
tors Tor generous contribution FOR Gal
ysg,on
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CAUTION ABOUT FIRES.

The terrible calamity that yesterday
morning In The sslllnsss Of sls mber
burst With unsxpsetsl, swift sAd m.
eonisollsble Sary upon our slstsr city
N ~ 80 ~ bo6a:lfal 0alvos,on.
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sNSNNAb,
MICS Mary Pd.uam 10 a. &


Sr. PAUL, NV, ia Fargo special
t. 'ho Plouo'r- Press ssys Seuaor
Nihooe. Of Vugiuia, Is 20 locate pur-
marentlv in h Rnd Rivsr valley.
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TINE misfortune that has visited Gal.
weston, DAlla, and the balance OF tho
State deeply deploro.
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CSC

AT 625c per yard we are Of
fering q fine wide full Bleach
ed Irish Table Damask; regu-
lar price, 90c per yard.
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REMEMBER that fires, liso diseaseR,
suicides, c., appesrto - epidemic Al
only too ofteu.
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LET oil lend a helping hsDd 60 our
seaside sis.er in misfortune.
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TuIs is tho season Of Ares aud Of
winds. BoUGre.
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onpEREp rl 1Ny.nR nnp,1,u


CALCrrrA, Nov. 10 Lord Duilsrin.
vicoroy uillua,hts ordered G moral
fron0egsst, slmmnuior of 10
Bdrmah eg Nsditionary force, 10 invsr
Bnrmsh fOrlhutth, And prones! with
vi, hssts tu oAN'qrs &an1s ~, Tn
Britain forces win NOW clois Tho non.
tier iulmedinttly.
Rsscut dispatchca from Rmsonn
state th 80 tho nhybltauts OF disiric a
IN BritHh hurmlh, whsro no isrr q
zarrispus Sre maintained, arr greatly
alarmed over thp rcJDrta that K,rr
reeobAG hsN subsjl'Ssa Is 900 DAr,,s
70 ctOHa 'ob ffouiDr Rni begin nlur.
dariug AMI IUurdolins ut this Rrs, no a
az wsr.
Tho Dhc1iib ace fobbera VIII, work
Ia large gauge, and His noted Tor th ir
bilt exploit" Having mother h, /.
gage nor s clm n scarlet, thpsoh ards
travel with marvalIus spAei, aud 1
Will be hard Tor Jhs Bdtish trIDps %
catch them.
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100
csc
SEC.

AT this price per yard we
are selling Bleached Linen
fable Damask, with colored
borders.
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soc.

AT this price we are offering
a fine quality of Red Bordered
Bleached Table Damask,
worth Soc per yard.
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THH NAV DrcLARHs Wac.

RANGOJN, Nv l3-ku,> ntohsw
has Issued 8 IrooiAWH ion declaring
that ne VIII net accept tho absurd pro-
p "als OF tho lndian government, and
therefore, dnolaf,ns v-r. He promises
10 pefsonallv load his tr,ops, and q, lls
up1n his anhj to ggnt tnl the de-
inuss OF thV,r cnuntry, and SAVE tha,
Europeans WI not he mulostsd until
me Invaders cross the frontier, when
all ora ~ no slain.
Many Eur lpaAns ave lsasing Man.
d,lay soninderoj. Tho Italian consul
- remain for the preisnt.
Az thc memssrS OF tha Bsrmase
osolnes aligned King Theebsw's procls-
nation.
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RENE MBER Galveston 1!

DALLAS oondole, with Galv, slou.
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At 95c per yard we will sell
an extra heavy full Bleached
Table Damask that would be
cheap at $1.25 per yard.
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UNDERWRITERS look to yosr risks
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seorcn LtBEHAt CLUB.
EpfNBunoas Nov. ts.-rhs osossish
0ooeal olne oavo 4 baooooe ~ =.
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Our Plaid Ladies' Cloths
"a inches wide, at 81 a ward,
are the che pest thing ever
offered. They are going hash
and those in want of thsn
'sho4ld buy at once.
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Al this Priee we are offar-
Ing q line Of 52-ineh Ladies
Cloths, goods that are fully
worth 91.15 per yard.
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AT this price we are Offer
ing CUR entire line Of 54-inch
best make Of Domestic Tricots
spOngsd and refnished, worth
$3.50 ayard, at the side of any
other American Trieot in the
msrkes.
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At this price we sell an ex-
ira heavy Bleached Linen Ds-
mask Knotted Fringe Towel,
worth SOC.
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NJ G. {. Allen, a,trStsty " tho Fort
Worth e y W 0c.oAns rOnd, is ono Of
the aatortuusis vic.ims ~ the FIR, IA
Galveston. uiG retiSsuce tlore, al
usd :. $500, was burned 20 the
ground
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Two youths, who ggva their ugmea
~ 81 usduit nud HAYES Cn,ldress, and
waD Gag that thoy Src rom Johnson
county, w9je arrOste1 by Deputy Seer
ia AtGu2. They pal a uuuY which
they offered fnr sale AT 81. The only
iens)u thuy COuli give Wss that they
wanted - coma 20 tho Fort. They
live ~ Clthurps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-08
By r. T. Lucas, Auctloneer.

By r. T. Lucas, Auctloneer.
MISERABLE MARKET GARDEN NEAR
IL ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY,
October 9th, 1885, ut the Royal street entrance
to the Market Building. at ID o'clock NJ, that
VALUABLE, PROPERTY, belonging to W. E.
Allen. situated in Alexandria county, on the
south side of the Poors House lane, near ST
Asaph Junction, on the line of the Alexandria
and Washington Railroad, and adjoining the lands
of Mr.. John L bertson
The farm contains 5l4 acres more or less), and
is admirably adapted for market gardening: The
improvements consist Of good BRICK Dwell.
LING, containing q rooms and good cellar good
barn and stables, good pump house, pump. excel
lent well of water, fine fruit orchard, &C., &c.
Terms: One third of the purchase money cash
the residnc in instalments at six and twelve
months Notes of the purchaser, satisfactorily
secured, bearing six per cent. interest, to be given
for the def red payments.
Persons desiring to examine this property will
please notify K. 'C. LUCAS, corner Cameron and
ROYAL ST reefs Alexandria. Va scp29-ts