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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

vIt is said that thinking men live thirty
ko years longer than those who. do net
link, This is sad news for the dude.
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w.Dxrp upos q uRosBY.
ENcINEERs AND SURVEYORS.
". 3. MCCLURE,

OWL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR:
u U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. iS4
North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal. Ieie'
phone No. 95. auoi ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

Ian economical gentleman tells us that 10
lnts for drink of whisky is too much of
lbar gain for him,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

llAn he said of that new and eiiicaoious rem
edy for consumption and diseases OF the
throat, chest and. lungs, Santa Able for 1t is
Reasant to the palate aud death to cold
"A Aery bottle warranted by Preuss Il Hance,
q druggists
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
a. VlcNOlO,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobaccos,
Bernard Block, IA First street, between
Spring and Main. Telephone 2l2. Orders
will receive prompt attention. sep8
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r, p. HOY, n. D.,

" John Roosa and DR.. Norton, New York;
also late residence physician OF the Eye and
Ear Hospital, Worth street. New YORK. NO;
45% North Spring street. Ofice hoursElo
A. NJ. to 4 P. M. and z to SP. NJ lylo
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A Cure of Pneumonia.

Instead of calling it gate money" pugil.
[ts should term their profits "boX receipts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24
J. Harry COnlan,

|Consumptiyes and invalids should drink
Iurke's porter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

Nine society girls out of ten are in love
With noodle, poodle or Doodle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24
pRnE. cuYRS

WILL BE PREPARED TO RECEIVE HIS
w pupils in the spanish language on the
Goth Of September at his residence. PLAZA
HOIISE -
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sr. vINcsNT's COLLEGE,

CIXTH STREET. Course, Collegiate and
> Commercial. Tuition, embracing All
branches, $50 per annum. Tuition, with
board and lodging, $3.50 per annum; For
Catalogue address REV. A, J. MEf Elk, Y
NJ, St. Vincent's College, Los Angeles, Cal.
- epp19
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J. TURNER, NJ. D.

OFFICE AND REsIDENcE-31 N. Main street
Los Angeles. aug2i
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Good Results in Every Case,

1.-THE eagle is a tough bird, but when it is
hi on the back of a dollar it is legal tender.
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IsAEKEEEIES.
RATIONAL BAKERY

CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS.
~ Genuine milk bread, genuine home
made bread. plain and fancy cakes. pies,
pastry, etc. Nothing but the very best ma
teriai used, and no pains will be spared to
make this first class family bakery. Nj. j
RULISON, Proprietor. au6-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

MO. 1s. IA, IS SCHUMACHER BLOCK.
~ Spring street, opposite Postoitce. ONCE
SW~Night calls answered at office. Tele-
nh0ne M. 534. sep2I
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MISS cOo,EY,
DIR. r.. A. De CAlLHOi,

NTETAPHYsICIAN, 26s S. Spring street
lN from to 4p.M sep7tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, GUITAR AND
/ Voice Culture. Terms $S month IN
81. Extra charge for lessons at residence.
IL years experience. 3l9 Temple St. su7
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DR, r. j. MCCARTHY,
nR. j, w. REESE,

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE NORTHWEST
corner Sixth and Olive Streets sep26
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GEO. W. Cs0K, M. D.,

FFICE and RESIDENCE Temporarily
1875 South Hill street, near Second. Spe-
cial treatment of Rupture Mechanical and
radical Cure. A select variety OF latest
teed. HoURs-sSO to II A. M; 80 to p. NJ. !;
7to9P. Sundays, 2 to A P. NJ. sep16
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YOUNG LADIES' lNSTITUTE-FCuR-
TENTH TERM.

MISS ACKLESON's PRIVATE SCHOOL
for Young Ladies and Misses; opening day,
Monday, August 30th. 912 Second ST.
e25 I'm
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GERMAN DyE WORKS,
CITY STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING
MnRKS...A. lQRRAlN.

OFFICE l4o SOUTH SPRING STREET,
" opposite the old place. DYEINC
and CLEANING of every kind OF
ladies' and gents clothing, Grape, shawls
silk and laco, kid gloves and shoes. flannel
and ribbons, lace curtains, blankets, made
equal to new. Black silk dresses made
speciality. Dye works Ne. Sc South Los An
geles St. Great reduction in price. aulo6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

Burke's porter strengthens and tones the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24
B. ZACHAU,

7ll 8. Main g., oppo. Grand Opera House
Corns, Buntons, Ingrowing. Nails, etc.
reated with the care of specialist
A specially made of treating ladies al
their homes. p. o. Box 347. aug2Itf
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ISAAC esllOWs, M. D.

HOME !. ATHi5T-Ofice Hours-u to
IL a. M, 2to 5P. N. Ofice-Nos. ana
s Oud Fellows Building, Los Angeles, Cal
live
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

Alfalfa and Corn Farms TOT naIe,
From ten acres up. Artesian wells with all
CIV To eight crops per year, without water,
the dryest years known to Southern Caliior-
mia. soN
sep78tf l6l2 North MAIN street,
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MRS. C. e. BoURcY, M. D.,

HAS HAD TWENTY-SIX YEARS. PkAC-
IL tice. and gives all attention to Female
Diseases. Has cured hundreds OF chronic
diseases, and can furnish the best OF refer
ences. Confnements, especially. Will be
promptly attended to at all hours. Laoies
suffering from piles can be permanently
cured by consulting me at my office, NO. ~
W. First street. Hours from to B. Resi-
enue jly15
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:. A. CLARKE, N. d.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-No. "a South
" Spring street. Los Angeles. once
Hours-ll to IL A. NJ, 8 to 8 Pm. 1Stf
Talenhone No 35S
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Or. e, C. MANNING

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 South Fort
" street. Office hours--9 to IL A. M 70
Pm. Telephone 232. NYio
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j. 8, SNORB, NJ. D..

JIoMGOPATHIST-O 1872 North Main la
IL street, Mascarel Block; residence l1S
Spring street, Los Angeles; once honrs II
To 10 A. M, l 10 p. NJ. Telephone NOS
Residence. 50; office, 276. 1lYlo
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DANCING ACADEMY. Z.
MR.. n. A. FRANCIS

DANCING ACADEMY, OPERA HALL,
IL Juvenile class Saturday afternoon, 2h
O'Clock. Adult class in the evening, s clock
Residence, Wilson Block, First street, Room
No. SO. oct9 I'm
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coMmEncIal NIGHT SCHOOL.

DOOK-KEEPING PENMANsHIP AND
ID Arithmetic thoroughly taught at rooms
II and II, schumacher Block l.. b. Law
son, Pr, ,ncipal. aui
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DR.. j. A. D0UcHERTY,
DOOM 70, RoEDER BLOCK, No. 20 South
III Spring street. 6eplo
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'Chilis and Fever. Malaria.

dam and Eve wete tried in the appleate
TT
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Nc,pHESgOn ACADEMY:
ALBERT FALLER,
MRS. N. CATCHING,

of fZITHER-Thorough instruc
| tions. % s. Hill street. sept Am
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y IrOn-Sulphur water
vered at your house by Jevne, or Burch

Nursing mothers should use Burke's por-
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Retter than Gold

A good place for waiters-The Feegee is
nd
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SPECIALISTS.
MRS. DR.. MIRkIE WELLS,
a. w. WELLS,

OIt SOUTH SPRING STREET. OFFICE
OIL HOUSES A. M. to s P. NJ. sepl7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24

KUSE IAIIbUI Ws Us
nFFICE, 2iO SOUTH FORT ST. WITH
~ DR.. Follansbee.) Office hours, ~ to II
A. NJ. Residence, 10 Ninth street. ol3tf
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HOMEOPATHISTS.
DR.. A. e. WHEELER,

Hom9opathist.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-.H s. Fort
street. HoURs-l0to to and evenings
Telephone No. AZ. Jyo
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For Pure Fruits, Candies and
Fine Chocolates

Go to the new store of the Barnard & Bene-
| dict Fruit Crystalizing Co, 46 s. Spring 81.
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n. pARLING, M q. ". w. MURPHY, N. /
DRs. DARLING & MURPHY,
uR. M. HILTON WILLIAMS,

o7s NORTH MAIN STREET, (oppOsite
40 Wells, Fargo & Cos Express ONCE. J
specialty-dfsea' es of the head. throat and
chest, together with the eye, ear and heart.
Office hours, from $50 A. NJ. to P. NJ
sep25
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-12-16

Friday was quite an important day in
| the ''Eulalean" calender. Il was the day
on which the successful candidates began
their respective duties. The retiring presi-
dent made farewell speech. and with ma
jestic countenance, clearing his blush'ng
honors thick upon him" the new president
began his administration. May he rule as
wisely AZ his predecessor.
It is repo ted .Sat the young ladies Of
Prof. Splllman's room are doomed TO go
burdened with paper ana pencil, In order
to keep their own department.. Much anx-
iety is felt, lest Prof. Thomas will consider
it his duty to follow the example of our
worthy principal.
Mr.. Lennie Holland IL evidently studying
to rival the grand masters in art. From
present Indications he bids fair to Lecome
second Raphael.
The '.Seniors" are now toiling through
"Harmonics" AMI Variations in algebra,
and Prof. Joe's throat is suffering from the
shock received by changing from n teacher
of mathematics into musical master.
There was sound of revelry by night
at the residence of Mr.. Barber on Friday
last. Miss Blanche. our charming hostess,
made every one feel at home, and amaze
ment was pictured on each brow when 1.-THE
clock struck the hour for retiring"
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Coronal Notes.
BY clad"

| The Honor Roll" for last month was
quite lengthy article Ha
| Miss Leila Gillet visited the College
Thursday.
| During the past week the Diamond
Queen" monopolized both the time and tai
ents oil some of our most brilliant scholars.
Miss Willie Pitchford is about to complete
lite-sized painting of her little brother
aud sister.
Prof. Bell visited the school Friday morn
;ng.
AS football grows more popular, the list
of crippled boys steadily increases.
Monday evening, six happy boys forget
the woes of a students life in contemplate
ing the birthday dinner of Ohas Brown.
Miss Pearl Barber, Jennie Wood and
Lille Ragsdale have our heartiest congratu-
lations on safely passing the troubled
waters of an arithmetic examination.
| One can almost imagine he hears the
sleigh bells ringing when Miss Caras class
sings "One- Horse Sleigh"
No more can the boys boast that their
iniquities are hidden from the penetrating
eye of Prof Thomas He has turned the
desks. 80 that he il able to scan each conn
tenance, and bring confusion upon the evil
does
"Time in his CIR fits by" the holidays
draw nearer, and each one is looking for
ward to a week of unlimited happiness,
without study and without books
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Cassaday Sulkv

the only sulky pillow giving entire satisfaction
For sale by VIM. GIEsEN, Sole Agent.
Barb wire lower than ever.
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HonnrB1E TRAGEDY,

-Four beautiful young ladies hung without provoca-
ton al S1S 1h ST. BY three abiebOdied men with
out being Intercepted by officers of the law An in.
vestgatOn into the facts revealed that the leader
the three asssissins was q man by the Mon
trop. and his accOmpces were his subordnates. Mon
tropl well known artistic painter and pJn ex-
animation admitted lie deed. The building where the
act was committed Is known is the
NANUFACTURING ESTABLI-HMENT
where they manufacture Dresses Cloaks, Wraps and
Underwear tor Ladies and Children. Upon question:
ing the manager of the Manufacturing / slabiisi,-
ment IL was learned tnat the victims we're moi
oniy images artlstcally paint by Montrop, L. dis
buiidiIg- Come and examine the style. the artistic
Workmanship and the ow prices the .ods we man
uiacture. We positively you t.an Az per
cent and good fl aud satisfaction guaranteed On
our nj 81 hOor be had ali kinds of DOestcs Fine
Dress Goods, Blankets. Comforts Corsets Hosiery
Jerseys. &c. &C, de-, al remarkably Low Prices We
manufacture. out Of the best muslin hemse Drawers
anu Skirts al PC, worth double money. We Gail
special attention TO our lar e line OF Cl'aks Wraps
and Newmarkets " hich superior in style, qualify
and Workmanship, al prices that will surely asioni h
you ASK TO IS Ne markets, and you will be
convinced that IL beats the $40 purchased Sc
wAere We also cali the ladies' attention the fact
that they may bring their material will axe
their garments TO order at day IS ice With our
great IA lhtes we can accommodate all who come and
satifact on guaranteed
MANCFACTt RING ESTABLISHMENT,
SlS Seventh street Northwest.
Factory and Salesr for Ready made Weafon sec
oLo nOVr OCT
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A BABDEn'O TALK.
what . J0sesey0sn Con Eara-The
Oeioheo 81 Casa1n9 Mair.

"what FOOL baroer hes bseu filling THE STAR
up with his talk about the money 10 be made
at hair cutting and shaving." said well-known
uptown barber % . STAR man yesterday.
"Hs certainly can handle the truth carelessly."
he continued. 1.-THE only true thing he said
was that good barber can make from ffteeh TO
eighteen dollars . week. but he forgot 10 add IL
the shop can furnish the customers. There Is
one shop In town that might give SIS worth of
work, but IL would be lively hustling to get the
other three dollars. He claimed that he made
$500 In three months this summer. He never
did 1t In the world by handling the razor and
the shears. don't say he didn't get the money,
but shooting craps or playing faro might
have helped him some. And he said
that he took in $27 by himself on inauguration
day. 'Taint 30. The biggest money taken In
0y any barber in Washington that day was
SO or $40, and a downtown barber did that
That man took in over eighty dollars inaug-
uration week. but great heavens how he had
morning, when people who had been out on
the street ali night Hooked In TO get a shave
ana bath. He was going until after mid
night too, so he didn't get much sleep that week
There Is Que man In the EUbit House shop
WHO turns in "A great deal more money tnan
he cant cut hair any better Than AN apprentice.
Yet there is always crowd OF customers wait
Ing Tor him, who think that he can CUT hair as
well as he can shave. Young BARRIERS now days
seem bent ON cutting everybody's hair the
same way. They don't take into consideration
make their cut acc rdingly, as they ought IL
Is a scientific Job TO cut mans hair properly.
Every body cant do IL, although must BARRIERS
think they can"
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EINE THRkE-sTORY MANsARD ROOF AND
II BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No BOT 6
81 NORTH Est, AMI TIL KE.k-sTURl AND
BASEMENT Bin Ck DWELLING, No. 3U0 9
ST. LEi NORTHWEST.
On IT,. SDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER ezsN
NINETEEN1 II, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell ILL
ia front Of tue premises, TO-
LOT 3, IN SQUARE $50
This Lot fronts between I'D and 4 Streets
AHA Will be sod IN TWO paris 1eng impruve.I by tw,,
Brick Houses-one OF which, NJ. 3O1 e street Is one
the best built aud moss convenient Brick DWELLINGS
III the cty being threesivry aud ROOF bricS
with large. sominOdious dry basement This dwell ing
mas all the modern c. nveniences CONTAINING eieven
bedrooms and two bathrooms. large psrior, dining
ruom. library. buffers pantry and Kitchen first
concreted aud paved House In perfect order; fur al,
and rnge cistern. first clAss residence In Q, cry
particular. has front VI ~ lU-l1 1. ct on {
treet. Hnd average depth Of about AOs feet to 30
.vot alley.
ALSO
Immediately after. will sell the threestory and
basement brick dwelling No 800 @ St., adjo,nne the
ABOVE. containing seven rooms. large s oOn parior
dining room and kitchen Front ~ Ga feet ON L
>,reet and running average depth OF aD0ut
q thirty ,O0t alley. This dwelling Las modern cOn-
eniences Aid u la goo, order.
ieru8 Onethifd cNsh: balance one and two years;
les 10 bear per cent Interest payable seiutn.
ually. and To be secured BY d. ed VI tstst: or ali
ASIA, ~ op Ion OF purchaser. deposit VI t2UV re-
uired each ptsscs sod. C0nvs, snsius
c.. AZ pure sers Cost Terms 10 be complied w.lh
Ell days otherwise right reserved 70 resell ut AK
I'D ,ost OF defuiiig purchaser Alter i've days pull
,,osi OF such resale IN some newspaper published
IL Washington, u. - H0use oten for !. speCstou.
ocl3ddbds OCNcANSON bklsA. Aucts.
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ParSSu Whe Sells Whsshy.
REV. JORDAN CoMBs, WHO ONCE HRoxH sAft.

LoUIsvfLLE, KY, Oct IA rare srec,msu
OF the original ''corn-cracker' was tried In
Judge Barrs court, In this city on WEDNESDAYS.
The person was Rev. Jordan Combs. of the Ran.
list church. who was tried by Jury Tor retailing
liquor without having first secured license
therefor. The proof against this minister ,,i
the gospel came rom the lips OF his old neigh.
bors, who live in the mountain region ,T Floyd
Rev. Jordan Combs WAS the Identical ,.erson
who some months ago broke jail st Preston
burg and released not only himself but a biz
various crimes Rev. Jordan Combs is y tall.
awkward-moving. rsw-boped man, with his
whisksrs cut mutton beg, mustache aud goa-
tee attachments. The jury acquitted the rev.
erend gentleman, and ne il now on has Way
home,
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Al Insane hW0to0.
APACHE JOE, A REMARKABLE HALr-BRHnn
COMING TO THE AsYluu HIRE.


COMING 10 THE AsYLUM HEnE.
HOUSTON, TEX, Oct. lS.-There arrived here
yesterday, in manacles, an insane halfbreed
Indian called Apache Joe. who has . curious
history. BE WAS i'm charge of United States
Marshal Mead and a deputy, OF Arizona. They
are taking him To Washington, ID. G.. where he
Ii TO be confined In the Government Insane
asylum. While Chief hatcher and Geronimo
were on the war trail Joe acted In q way that
caused the people to believe that he was q secret
agent of the two warriors. and Was incitinG the
Apache Indians 10 60 upon the war trail. Based
upon this suspicion Joe Was arrested and placed
In jail nj Phoenix, Maricos county, AriE. While
there news of the surrender Of Geronimo and
Matches reached him. From that moment ne
ceased 10 speak, and mp 90 the present time has
conversed with no one. Many believe that he
Ia feigning insanity. Before his arrest his move.
ments were rapid and mysterious. He spoke
the Apache aud other Indian Languages fiu-
emily, and could also speak japanese, spanish
and English. He is half Apache aud half Jap
anese. While on the train, Ia irona lac was
bareiooted and wore a blue pair OF cotton pants
and blue shirt. He Is Of medium sise, has black.
busy hair and short black beard, and - not 4
bad-iooking man. His aye 10 about thirty Ave.
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IHE SMART BuYkR Is DEAD

Unto the fact that are this season Offering special
Inducements In RELIABLE AND STYLISH
CLOTHING Of all grades. In quality and make you
VIII md our new stock all that could be desired We
make IL point to handle garments OILY as are
strictly first class In material and workmanship
We sell you an elegant Cheviot Suit at $3.50 that
woulk be cheap at $1,000
We sell you Atwood Cashmere Suit $4,000
that would be q bargain at sIAOO.
We sell you extra fine Cashmere Suit at Sl25O
that you cannot match anywhere under 1880.
We sell you fine Prince Albert Suit silk faced ut
$500 that would be cheap at $1,000
We sell you better Prince Albert a. $500 that is
really worth $500.
We sell you an Atwood FAN overcoat at $3.50. A
very fine one at $1,000.
We have an extra large line of Suits for Boys from
Is 70 Is years old. from S5.OOup.
We have full line of Boys Fail and Winter Over
coats. from 50 20 up to $1,000
For Children from Is years Old Suits with Short
Pants, ut $3.50. -. IS. $500. $3.50. $500. $3.50,
which We guarantee to be 20 per cent less than you
can buy them elsewhere.
We have a full line of Odd Pants. from 81. up
GIVE Us CALL AND BE CONVINCED,
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
ocl2 CORNER 1TH AND sTREErA
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L>OR SALE
IL - MAPLE GROVE" ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VIRGINIA.

The ubscrlberS, COMMITS of the circuit e>-
cOurt of al Xaiuria county Va. under hurity .,.F
O. It's deer III the suit Hal Hall. will uffc 4:
ijI s.iie AT pubic uItion, on the Premise, U.i
WEDNlS> ia \, the TW rNTIE DAY tF OCTO-
BE-, 1856 al TW ELVE O'CLOCK Nj. the property
pied by DI James MacKaIl. Insisting IF o. acre and
rood vi erlc land more or less. Eetng beauii.
situated about three miles from WASH gton, on y
cOnlnahdiiS eIevatlon afford ext ndeu view VI
th' surroud NJ country, and .pirOachable by either
the Long bridge Aqueduct bridge Chain bfid q
roads, Is one vi the deligh sites the vcii-
1y OF Washington. elegant proved by Compare
dwelling. with cui'Oia- lwOstUry summer house,
spring house. ice mouse and splendid barn. he
residence s surrounded .teiy grove and artistic
grounds IL d the iarm enclosed By fencing of mod
ern styl" the wOe coEst iuling one the COM
pie,e AID desirable RESIDENCES III this eCtiOn OF the
COUNTRY
ersn of sale: One-third cash aud the residue in six
I'VE We anu eighteen mon. lIs in equal isianents
Win ere, fr"n the day OF sale. at the option of
Lhe purcha scr Tie whole paid cash, taking
II I'm the Iurci aser oo dS " 18th terSonl
los tue ueteii ed payments, aud The Ltle retained
until The Instruments are paid or the further OF
The court
The subscribers meanw bile are authorized by said
decree And are prepared ~ entertain private offers
the property, JANIS F. CLEMENTH
EDMUND kUhKE.
s. g. BRENT,
,,u.. commissioners ofsale
soners of sale appointed by The said Decree has given
DOhd with approved surety CONF tioned according
law NJ provlued ~ SAID decree
H H. YOUNG,
Clerk of the Circuit ouf,
slS250cS.d0 Alexandra County, Va
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AUCTION SALES.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
Il NO. 1906 Sd STR EFT SOUTHEAST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIF-
TENTH. 1886, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell In
front Ofthe premises
Fronting 24OS fePt on Sd street, and having mn
depth of 1888 feet to an alley, improved by ta#
Brick Dwelling No 1906 Sd street, water and .As;2
gas
secton this sale should attract the attention of pur
chasers.
Terms: One-fourth CASH balance In one, two
and three years. EOtes to bear per cent per annum
interest," payable ssmanDually to be secured by deed
of trust or all cash, purchasers option. deposit
OF 500 at time of sale Convsyancing &C, at purchas-
er cost Terms 10 be compiled with In ten days 9TH
erwise right reserved resell risk and cost OF the
defaultin purchaser AFTER five days public advertise
men Of such resale In some newspaper published In
Washington, ID. G. 49,.
ocl l-dHds DUNCANSON BROS
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Ocl5.lO.lS,l9-4t
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioreers

Il
TRUSTEE 8 SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK
Bb WI, AND LOT ON nth STREET.
BETWEEN > AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
~ virtue OF = deed of trust duly recorded in lssa
Ire h'ner NO. ll2S folio 800 ct seq, one the ID
iand RECORDS OF Washington county, in the E.iH
1r,ct Of e., umbia We will sell THUksDA9 Inc
IT HAEt-PAST FOUR GCI.O X r NJ in front OF
inc TeMises. al that piece parcel of land situate
az ot,ig ~ ,e city OF Washington, in the District Of
ooi"hiDia ana Known upon the ground pl. n f
we ciy o. WASHINGTON as. and being the north ha f
ol OF Numbered twentyseven ~ In square rum
De, ed nine u dred ard seventysev -. together
win hi toe appif tiiaictS, rights IriVilrg S.,
lfnfri;leits aud other h"rtditi,m. to the same
u ,iohsiEs or Ia any VS. nppe tanning.
iefiiiS tfe-ta'ri II purchase money cash: bal
acG IA eluai lii>tii m eS al and eighteen
houth hot's To bea SIX per cen. Interest per
pay ID Seih hi daily AID TO be ured by died of
l, u.s. on premises or al cash OPP; ion OF purchaser
~ ceioai OF ..ioU required al of sale. convey
ar'i x &c, at purchasers Term to be com
ped WI II IN ten days, Otherwise ri Int reserved 10
resell III IN risk nd cos OF the lu rchaser
alter hve ia s, pubic notice of such in some
he"spai'e pun. i>led III Washington d. G.
HENRY III. BIZ .GMANN,