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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY or LAFAYEy3E.
In the CIRCUIT court Of SAIL County, in vacation,
July 10th. ls1
The State of Missouri ~ the relation
and To the use Of john Il. Worth
ington, Collector III the revenue OF
t1S,4yette county, in the State OF
Missouri, plaintiff. ,
Alexander King, Kil!e Vaughan and
Harrison Vaughan, her husband,
Alfred King and Ephy King. ITO.
PENDANTS.
TINO the said Alexander King: You mo b.r.bu
, pGtlnsd that aant ~plaIiit:f has commenced :
-u4t az aInst YOU IN SAID court by paTltion The
OBJECT and general nal3re Of which is to Obtain
q Judgment i2r tbs taxes, interest and cat IT,
on The following described real estat, sii"a," " ~,
The county OF Lafayette and state OF Missouri
to- witt Eighty (sO acres. the west half of The
IN tow nahIp iorty-nIne 49), In range txenTy'
tiIht (2s). Eighty $500 acres the west hall of t6s
southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter and
the southwest quarter of the southeast 0naria,
ana the south half of the northwest quarter of
The southeast QUARTER OF section No, eight fsS
IN township aity 900, In range twenty eight el9
salo real estate being Delinquent Tor the years
1856. lSsi, lssS, and th8t said taxes for sniTT y sana
exclusive OF penalty, interest and coats
aanonht IN me AGGREGATE to the sum of seventy.
1 1syT a ana taa, n,tyrlo9r one hundrcdths dollar.
llrn on salu real estate. and that the same mav h a
suii or so much thereof as may he neoessary p 1o
s arasiy ine Judgment rendered hr,eln. with in
teIest. lees. penalties, commissions and cns,.
And yon ara iarther notile3 that unless s'S nn,
spaesr 4 ~ re*t terta OF said court, 81 d. ibu
fIn aHd held AZ the courthoNsa, Ia the civ of
gay ot Sfp'Sm0hT next. and on or b.fnps
10, W daY OF said term. if the ,srn,
shaii so long continue, and IL moi. tben
the end of The term, amd answer sail n um,n
ZION. the same viii he taken rs Confessed P''
And Il 10 further ordered thst n COW L.,.oSh.
published IN The Lexington Week Ly.int,li go
GER, IA newspaper palltshed In said counfy.
i'"ifyftte, f2rr ENr Weeks successiyeIy, ths 3a St
TO be NJ least four weeks before tha
commencement 0 1.-THE next term OF this conrtH
Atrue copy. Attest: ""
Rvu FRANZ TRIGG, Clerk
W,1I,.M ya"nH Julylat5
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10 the Citizens of I,axiuntnn

! wish TO call your attention to the fact thu,
Inc santa re K. X. Co.. has made q gres,
mango IN their time and given 10 you better
railroad facilities than you have ever had be-
fore. Trains leave North Lexington for
Kansas City, at 7 q. M, pulling you in Kan
sss City union depot at 1874. returning leave
KANSAS CITY at 4:3O arriving at North Lex
ington 300 p. m. Also morning aud evening
trains TO 81. Jo, and the east. Give the
oan.a PC Route your patronage and show
your appreciation OF q railroad thai js trv,no
to accommodate the public.
JOHN TAUBMAN, Agent.
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Z. M. q. A. Monthly Report.

Our report for June indicates a steady in
crease OF our regular lines Of work. but not
~ nuch affected by the hot weather No we
expected. The Young mems meeting had II
total attendance Of GO. and an average OF n.
10 this connection We are glad to report that
one young man requested prayer and one was
converted. Three new books were added to
'ne library Our juniors held their SOCIAL with
az attendance Of seventeen, while lOS persons
A'tepaed ihe Montaiy social. Our daily a,ten.
dance averaged thirty. five. while the tot.,
was 81. Our present membership IL I25.
Respectfully submitted,
J'R. MO0REHEA0. Pros.
Al. FREHCE. General Secretary.
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A, ID. FREHCE, General Secretary. =
NO. Fac, Round Trip and Summer
Fourist Rates,

Commencing June 22d the above Tickets
VII! DO on sale until Oct. LIST witt limit untu
oc. d. 10 most any part of tho uuIed
H'a.eS or Csnsta al greatly reouesJ rates. =
soor time cards and complete Informs,Io,
STN"h Ss''Fre'F' ", Il. RpssELt,
cay Ticket Agent.
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Special Totics.

The accounts OF the late Albert L~omis are
~ my store and those knowing themselves
ihdebted are requested TO call and make
prompt settlement Of same. Very respect
fully. instr CuAs. w. Iooy,s
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THE CRADLE.

bornIIn Dover township. recently, to the
VIE OF MIR. Linn b. Shelby-a boy.
= In Washington township, recently. 10
the VILE OF William Ludlum-a boy.
- 10 San Jose, Cal. July 7, to the vile
OF Mr.. ii. DAILY. nee Grace Edelen-s ylrl.
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Notice.

we wish to Inform school directors, and
o'h'rS Interested, tina. we have again man
,A',oa' q lot OF our celebrated School Desks,
WslSh Ee wy seli'st very low prices. Re-.
F'pf'plIy' asst Observation-Disclosures e..
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For Sale,

Several second hand Duggies at rIdicu,o,.
Iy low prices 10 make room, ''ous-
june21tt
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FOR SALE,
NOTICE.

A GRADE Jersev Cow five years
n old. gentle and u good mixer. k1aes
has u cali one week. Apply 10 F
Juiyl2u RICHARD FIELD. o
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.esklg gntelligeuter.
Iiloiai ouy ana County Paper.
SHORTS.

A good opportunity for some one to engage
In business. A stock of general merchandise
for sale cheap. One OF the pest points in the
county. For further Information address c.
Ben Russell. i2st4
For sale.-The Musgrove house, corner of
Main and 10Th streets. Price low. Terms to
suit. Inquire at this office or address W, q.
Muserove, Medicine Lodge. Kansas. II
Don't fall to read our splendid premium
offer Of = s45 Singer sewing machine for SI5,
including one years subscription to the In
telligencsr. II
DR., J. O. Crist hes removed to the house OF
Major 7. B. Clagett. on Franklin avenue.
where he will be found when not on proles.
sional calls or at his office. julyl2l2
The Musgrove house Is for rent to q good
tenant. This 10 one Of the post desirable resi-.
aences IN the city and the rent Is low. II
Ladies. call at Mrs. Arnold's store for bar.
galns In millinery. iulyl2l
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STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFASEySE.
In the CIRCUIT court OF sale, county, in vacation
July 10Th. Istg
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

They carry Fiock Of from 1900 %
29O0 parlOT suite frames ln the white,
besides IA endless number 81 lounge
frames. easy chairs, fancy rockers and
odd pieces. They have numerous stylos
OF lounges, bat of ole speclal pattern
they have sold over three thousand IA
tie past two years. Their stock of
upholstery covering u large and tie
variety OF patterns aud colors almost
endless. Goods from fifty cents 10
twenty dollars per yard, Ia their
upholstering department there were
thirty-fouF upholsieTers at work. max
tug all classes 81 upholstered furniture
&c be shipped 10 dealers la AL parts 0f
the county.
It had been Their Intention 10 adhere
90 4 strictly wholesale business. but
since their removal tne demand fer
their goods at retail has been - great
that they have concluded tO throw
open Their wholesale warcrooms 40 lbe
public for retail purposes, and % tins
end they are making up, as fast as pas
sble, line Of cheap. medium and fine
psrlor suites, lounges, rockers, easy
chars. etc, whlcs VIII be offered on
account Of their large manufacturing
facilities. at prices never before quoted
10 the Grand Rapids retal trade.
Their opening day vii he announced
later, and u VIII pay ang person who =
contemplating the purchase of uphoi-
stored furniture to walt and SCI Their
immense stock before buying. They
VIII also make up a handsome line Of
Christmas novelties in furniture which
can not tall 10 be received VITA isFor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

The Hnove named company was
established some five yesrs aso i0r The
wholesale manufacturing OF uphol-
stored furniture, and being the only
exclusive manufacturer of upholstered
furniture IA the city, their business
grew 50 very fast-so much 50 that they
were compelled 10 look fOf larger and
more centrally located acconmoda-
tons, aud the result MAS the above
building which was bulil tor their
special purpose. They occupy the
whole OF thls new building on tie cor
ner OF Canal aud HuTon-st.. as well a.
the building connSeIed with lt AZ A0s.
*, 80 and 81 Huron-st., formerly Occu-
pied 10y the Grand Rapids Mattress Co.
These buildings, ia connection with
their West Side warehouse, VIII greatly
increase their facilities. A reporter Of
the TELEGRAM HERALD, IA visiting tier
new quarters. WAS surprised 10 ind 40
large and handsome stock of goods,
and yet was told 10y the mansger that
owing % large number OF orders from
dealers in ali parts Of the United States
that they were busy working night and
day-hence unable as yet 70 make up
the stock OF goods thai they would like
TO shor at present, and therefore have
postponed opening their salesro0m 20
the public for come ten dsyt vet.
The first three floors OF their Canal-st
building will be used as show rooms
and the balance Of the building for
stock. The Huron-st. building VIII be
used for manufacturing purposes and
for shipping.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
Are You Always Sleepy

Do you get MP nights?
Can you control your
urin?
Is there pain in your back? ?
Or nervous prOstration?
Ever had rheumatism?
Is stomach weak?
Do You feel worn out?
Is there a sense of gone
ness?
Pains in back of head?
Areyou dreadful, nervous?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does IL smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure In lower part of abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write TO or call on
DR.. :. Clay Todd. 43 Mon
roe-st.. room 4. Immen blk.
Grand Rapids, Mich. He Is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who IL curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There is hardly n town or
city or neighborhood in the
United States. but can boast
OF some former sufferer who
has been restored TO per
feet health and manhood or
SsOmanhood by Dr. :. Clay
Todd i'm the last 25 years.
lie sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
IN EARNEST ABOUT IT.
Interesting Interview With 3
OF zen o. Grand Rapids-

1s4 FeaVEses ~ seAees hsys defaitaR
sl daty selastaius ws eest w&ni - a.
Wei 4 ssBpQss ttag saits las o4ss. tkEpw
isnx sse tAsl ! o1xa4 g. siFs tas matter stGea-
i.ea. aad irie1 q g. 81. -. 4lN4ss i4lls4 gGta
reesntis
iae sqe4ksf W2s Nr. ~ h FAyae. Nho -
sioss 81 ~ lsasi 81. sn4 Is eaH9lssea a. Nel
49, Matter a -. iar1iiere aaaa afsetery.
a. eoztiEps1s Ay hex4 hAs treansa ne
aors - rs for eve er siK Year, buE ear8nE
tle last 81 monlAs b rspi1ls Eres eerss i
w@s constantly e2seai 4. esl4, &a4 as a.aIssT
hes mrch tried u 9Ts.1 "a sazs1 against a.
sAs sure - oeegr en gGe leasl exposCre.
.IheFs wAs ee0stslt Nalery discharge
from my hose, Ia tact. it wss - proluss that l
lad o. by hanc6rrehieis by the dozen. ana
while al werk would Keep oae hSag.ak on :
nsn ~itbih reach. - / VAS oollEsd q uso Is
every feW mlHutrS 10ere were pains ever my
ewes aud AZ due trlags u my nose NJ throat
became dry knd pArehsa. whita caused me 10
cough eoasl lderah'y- Ny eyes weFe also
effected. Ihty " ould water easily sad siimmer
when l aiteapted 10 read.
As ~ lro4ele Increased 1 worked yoa mlg hg
say. in misely. and 1 found thai something
must bs dole or il would terminate seriously.
/ tried various remedies bug they seemed - DO
me no particular 4 %. This worried me ana
/ rapidly lest Ia weight snd became ven de-
spondeut 81 nay failure IL obtain relief Alb ut
this time tsad in the daily papers with con
siderable Interest the stsgemeafs Of several
perssns uh4 had been treated 10 Or. Grown.
whose complaints seemed II have been similar
10 mine. / called az his once at a. lAgraye-st.
and was - well pleased with his explanation
In regard 70 my case concluded 10 place my
sell ia his care 81 once l Was not only suT-
prlsed but very mueh gratined a. the result.
la three weeks time the disShargs from my
nese had stopped entirely. pains lett me. Ap-
petite became good and / now rest well and
feei refreshed on arising ia the morning. 1
feel sery grateful Tor the benefit have re
esived and can heartily recommend the doctor
70 all who are suffering a. l did"
as stated above. Mr.. Payne resides al il
Canul-st. where be may be found and this
statement verihed. any time OUTSIDE OF work
ing hours.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

s.lk tie. eaz rusErsF esk ) ta4g ae aAa :
illssilsS s-raizsss.-1s H51a 1s tzilaT 1a
s,z-sek ssnee 4s ae - ps1t u as oes-
leks ss pa q every - el92ay
6eD. k1u-5 aAa saay have
Eaxe2 cute fsn<y - saea
ctaeT, Ard Tie 0ease al - ca Ao8aas
bsD-aob sta hlm, a1d Is j. s3a
~nlo11f e.a carry away wtsh 1lm 5
marx q t1e Generals : esleeuz.
1e< falE vas a. - 1s.zht 5ast before
e e.o+ed. TIE p@oDls g2t1 erred aFoand
the places s4ere tlse xCi - sas g0s1s
ou, 4ad the eatnus asm 0rer t8e fasor-
ifes See as xi8lost lGeredltAple % relate.
lha grest coUtesg wAs over tae moat
popular 6orshY mAtF0n. Jacob b2rto
stood oy tie see % the eiacN
board nlth Teu of at leSsI
~ lR his bands. he mas determined
that Mrs jane SpFakeF saoaid receive
the honor. ATs. kTaak iaDbs Nzs her
oSponent- kor : time D. balls were
beng spent as i taey we're 3-eenI
pieces. Finally Mr.. B&rth rslsea the
nguFes for Mrs. spTaker leo votes.
Another gentleman dld the same for
Mrs. IUots. Thea Mr. bArtn lad
down a $50 ball, sud Mrs. SPEAKER Ma
A4EAAtt4 Win ~ HthaNa TIC ENAc
closet At ll45, aud Mrs. Spraker had
l53 votes 10 her credit, ana Mrs. Iuhbs
SIS.
There was lively contest for the
most prominent worthy master. r. l..
BoWer.ng was the lucky man With o&3
% hls credit. Geo. b. Catlin had 4O3
and L. ii. HOllace 80.
IL. N. Moore received 92 votes for the
most popular officer, III. 4. Hastings,
Z; Wm. uunham, 5; ". L. INNS, -.
and Jacob Barth. IS. Mr.. Moore re-
eelyed = g0ld-headed cane.
II. &. TAFT Was elected the most
worthy patron by 81 votes. K. e..
Hathaway received 05.
As Or. Bradheld was crossing the
stage, at ll.S9, Lucky" Hall, in stem
tOr.an tones, commanded his attention.
lie then made felicltons speech, and +,
IN behalf OF tne lady attendants, pre-
seated him with large vase OF flowers.
The Doctor responded. thanking the
donors for their handsome gift.
The most remarkable guess of the
week was made 10y Miss Nellie OrcOrth,
who named J7s9 as beng the number
Of beans "A u glass jar. Her figure was
correct, and she received as prize a
beautiful green drape.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

N4sHEsafos. Aeg le.-tor Cppef
Mien.san Eag. saznty sArmes. e.
eeps stationary temperature "a >oetA-
ern M.eaisanf sarlaois slaes. Per
loser AcAga fasF, preceded y
tght rzla a eastern scf1eni slightly
seaisr. exeepl Stationary Temperatures
B. seslsFa porlon, noTtneT.g s.aas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

,r rerisiafon Of she Fischer and
c.l Hsa pianos whica johns a. j.
rerlh s selling. have Dr1ggbt 6
fHr ttr visitors On ns Store
tHs vcfs. Wan the display of tlo-e
r.trtttd Ha ane pauos. whlel,
t1 t'e wffr e ftsreut styles Of tae
s,afaart Aeener and Fischer makes.
z'res a purchaser a good variety from
when to -p.tct. aut at the same twe
te assured of ge.ting reisbls ,nstru-
rsrnts Irom a relab.e dealer SIR.
& ff.gU l.ll Also handles the celebrated
A. E. -ras ami other varieties ot
Standard ora1ns
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Members please meet at the Bridge
street House at $50 .. m, Tuesday,
November Is, 70 arrange for coming
reunion. GEO. +. JUDD.
Pres. Association.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
DfHD

flEkRE-As = Csaal-sf.. 4eda b Lsarg. a.
20 ist al31t sf saoa ex9. tEe1
FaaleFa. Eles1sg AZ 3 q D. irsl. ,f. A2lfee $
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Many cnoice things u carpets and
frsperss have lateiv been atded ~ our
already large 'ire. making in al prob
ah,y tne EreRtest showing u the,r goods
ever offered ID the state. Everybody
s invited Co hrnE shcr visiting fr.sntis
r fnf t wr.i he q pleasure .o show
iHem through thc carpet and drsuerv
hruse 1f Mlch gan
~,frrrr .& -Avroer
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

You'll fnd the largest line and hand =
soonest line OF Dolls ever shown, - the
New York and 10 cent store, 81
Ca~af a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

MlT Pay H'c and 81 for a lantern.
vhen yen car bay t1er1 st ere New
fors tNd i1 cent store. 81 Ganal-st.
81 iE. Open evenings aa tEs boE-
DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Werner Tent will give pedro party
Monday evening at their hall. corner
Leonard and ScrIbner-s,s. Friends IN.
vited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Adams & Co. have an elegant line OF
Velvet Hats and Bonnets, that are
going fast at popular prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Bargains, Bargaiusl The only place
IN the city to find them is at the New
York and 10 cent store, 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Ofices. 4S Lagraye-st.. Hours. 10 II a. N.
10 4 p. 10. and 10 5 .. IN.
Sundays 8 q. m. 10 r.
Direct all mail 10 or call on DR. q. l..
BROW y. - Lagraye-st.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
nrGou II vou vsai sry firsi-cisss
Hkff prv resch ~ hspls 2
ULnUtI zf5oL f0ei. or lt inch
nuv ~ ths EEtDI
CENTRAL COAL co. NIT Ii

rurs - 20 rrrTTFT ff.sf hass p-es
1 asfrs.s f-es1rerfr ftshtE ~ I.eaaef her
! ..s--.-.--' i 49, ~ e.r r.f frf q -rf ef.rfr-
f.'s.. e...,.--. 80 n - ffFoff Fhf "a hr'rsss
- 80. fet AAi-tt f~ef lleff.
r lrss I.rrrtff- AFHtt.pt N.fanef = So
tvs frsrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

TIE best vs'ue ri Toilef I'D Laundry
sr8rs ever srrN-. now 81 ths NeT
y ark 5 and 80 cent s1ors. 81 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

See Raven for willow rockers Tee
>c1ta uir.san-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Sec Raven for rustic rockers.
STAR FU8NgTURE COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

On " e0HFsda1, NoVfI1beT 70,
II. kreuger, 20 Canal-si., will make bis
So 90 photos TOR 500 per doz., and be
500 photos for sl.e0 per doz. Call on
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Dr. r. Button. the dentist. who has
heen located en- Csnal-st. for the rsst
twenty wears. hss recently moved hs
o,fce t0 TIE Twsmicy block = Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
ArfIcIe. Rnnieri.

Following are the article raffied dur
ing the entire week, together with the
names Of the donors and the lucky
numbers:
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

Mr.. y. T. Wykes. with Noigt. Her
pQlshei0er & Co. leaves next month
for London snd Paris. Lad - wishing
20 send special orders by h.m can DO -,
as he wlll combine business With ,. eas-
ura
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

The best value and haudsouest pst.
terms iu Glassware ever shown. a. the
Neu York 5 and 30 cent store. s.
Caual-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
A fow cbo.ce seal Cloaks at Kidder's

The Converse Manufacturing Com.
rany want secondhand elevator,
See want Coiumn today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
WARRENTON .ains Nos. 81, so 81 and

WARRENTON .ains Nos. 81 so Sd and
ard SO connect daily to and from Warreuton
FRANKLIN DIvISIoN-Daily, except Sunday.
Loave Becky Mt. 600 a. ~, arrive Franklin
Junction $50 a. N; leave Franklin Junction
100 y. m, arrive Rocky Mt. 1920 p. N.
GORDONSYILLE-Train leave Orange for
4ordonsville S:15 p N. and 11:45 q. In. daily,
and 500 a. m. daily except Sunday. Returning,
leave Gordonsvile for Orange 1870 6. H. 1:50
o. m. daily, aud 700 a. n. daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Alexandria from depot ct 900 q. m
and AS q. M. srrivo at Round Hill 11:3C q.
IN. and 1920 p. N.
and 3: o p. M, arriving at hleHanCrla at o:Zo
a. M and 5:35 p. M.
Leaye Washington at 6:25 p, M, and arrive 81
Ieesburg at $40 p. N Leave L"csbu'g st 440
a. M, and arrive st Washington at 635 a.
Of Round Hill with stage for Blue Edge Berry
vile and Winchester, and at Loescurg with stage.
for Aldie and Middle5urg.
Tho 900 g. In. train and 4:45 p. il. trsin from
Alexandria connect st Vienna with etases Tor
Sairfax Court House.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos 80 and 81 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ara between New York and Atlanta, and At
lanta and Now Orleans.
1,a trains Nos. So and So Pullman BrfY YES
tibule Sleepers between Washington and he"
Orleans, and Washington and Birmingham. Wis
Danyille, and Washington and BOT Springs via
Salisbury.
sleopers between Washington and Cincinnati and
On trains Nos. 81 and 90 Pnllmsn Buffo'
sloepers between Washington and Greensboro
~ on trains Nos. Sd and IS Pullman 5oepera
between Washington and Memphis. via Lynch
burg and Bristol.
to al points. For rates or informstion apply 80
any agent of the Company or TO
c. M. BORUM, D. P. s., Lyncbburg, Va
JAMES L, TAYLOR, G. P. a.. Washington, d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
ByR. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.


DT VIRTUE of decree of tho Corporation
ID Court of the city Of Alexandria, entered in the
chancery cause of A. N Violet w. W. A. Arsmer
ct ais, l will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER =. 1880,
at II o'clock noon, in front of the Royal street
entrance to tho Market Building. the following
property in the city Of Alexandria:
No. l. FOUR BRICK HOUSES on the south
side Of King street, between West and Peyton
streets, fronting 10 feet, more or less, on King
street, and the lot running back 100 feet more or
less These houses Will DO sold either separately
or altogether, as desired.
No. 2. a LOT OF GROUND, with FRAME
HOUSE thereon, adjoining No. on the east
No s. A LOT OF GROUND on the west side OF
West street, at the middle of the square, between
King and Prince Streets fronting 20 feet ON West
street. a d running back 1913 feet inches
No. 4. The VACANT GROUND on the east side
of Alfred street, between Wolfe and Wilkes street
This ground has been subdivided and will be sold
according to q plat, which can be seen at my
Office, ZIP King street.
Terms of Sale: Cne-third cash, and the residue
in two equal payments at six and twelve months
from day of sale; the purchasers to give their
notes for the deferred payments, with a good en-.
dorser and to bear interest from day OF sale; the
title TO be retained unit the whole Of the pur-
chase money has been paid. All convey ancing
the cost of the purchaser.
A. W. ARMS TRONG,
pov15 is Commissioner.
ns- The above sale has been postponed till
SATURDAY, December ID, 1880, at the same
hour and place. deco ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
gHR GAZETTE, Z.
WEDNFsuA. 1~-.i4 iLCEM6ER 10,
srEspLE CHARLES GasAT FALL

sTEspLE CHARLES GREAT FALL =
Charles Tsy Tor, OF Loominster. Mass., wide
ly known IS 50 eeple Charlie" who hnr
been In South Norwslk, Cona., for three
weeks repairing tie damage done by light
ning "a be toll ep!ce CT 81. Mary's Catholic
Church, has met with a mishap that nearly
Cost him bis life. An in5nense copper oross,
fifteen feet high, Ia 10 he placed at the top
of the spise, and "Stee,I, Chsriie" climbed
TO the lofty Insight 10 she morning 10 make
the GnsI preparation for he cross. He was
Jus abou. TO en isom Ills i, L. eWlng euch
gs sailors usu when ecrapinG ship's mast.
when rope which supported one end OF
the seat becape ioosene6, and iae caring
Climber dashed doanWerd ct the rae Of
fifteen foet escoGd
crowd 81 psopie who had besn watch
lug mis- morements cent up cry Of horror
ard turUed tbeis heada that they might MT
sac him when he struck the grouod two
hundred feet below.
"Sieeple Charlie" by lucky 'urn in tbs
cir as he fai through space. canaat hold of
one OF the hali;arGs suspended from above,
and in this say broke tbs force OF his fall as
he swuog him elf 90 10 9 marrow sheif over
small diam cu6-sbaped Win0cw half WsY
6own the spire. There be remained until
his uerves had become Quilted, and then pro-
cesded TO his dangerous labor up 9t The
stseple top.