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The morning call., 1891-05-06
BIRTHS-MARRIAGES- DEATHS.

TBIrth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same publishedl
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OWES A SEA Observation-Disclosures

OWES A SEA VoLoANo.-The lAne,ican
bark Hesper has arrived ct Sau Frsrciuco
frc m Kobe. Captain sodefg'esn says shat
es-ls on Oototer so. wten sh, Ut as miles of
tee Jspspess ctast, 3 lumoliog noise Tas
hss,d snd the ship vas thrown on her beam
euds ms next ins!sut Immerse waves
came uolbIing !owsid The chip, seae rushed
On G, ok f.om tne s'err, bow and over both
sides l. is believed he bark Was directly
over submarine volcano. Weer flooded
,he 6sck sLd the crew found it EEas boiling
bct. AL bauds were compelled to climb
into tho rigging, and there they remained
icF ioe haars. During that time great
oias;s of bot eulphurous gas escaped from
tee boiling ocean. The gas enveloped the
ship AID most suffoca,ed the men in tbs
Rigging. The turets were intermittent, ard
10 that fact slons Ia due ths preservation Of
tee lives of all on board. The soaldipg We
ter ne,ed the pitch and oakum In the deck
eeems, end to prevent leaks The crew had to
rrocu.e new pitch and oakum and. every
time the bot water cleared the deck, spring
cut Of the rigging and begin work closing
the freshiy-opened Seams. Fer five hours
!hs kind OF work was kept up. The rolling
Of tho Hesper during the disturbance was 30
severe tia, her main top gallant nsst IVES
pitChe6 into the sea, aud The men expected
tc see every stick go over the eide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
DRY GOODS.
Our Fall and Winter Stock
Is noT eoupIetn

We are showing new effects in DRESS GGODS
Bedford Cords, 3S il. wide, SOC per ward
Priscea Suitinys. 40 in. wide, 6t,c ner ward
Vienna Cloths, &c inches wide 1ec per ward
Dress Flaanels Bouce Cloths, Brosd Cloths
camels' BAR, Homespuus and other Wesyos Ii ali
at attractive priccs
sPECIAL-Cne caae Of 40-ir. Henricttas, in
olacks aad coloTs, d!eas pattern lengthe, at 2Cc
per ysrd. This is inst h4lf shor actual vslue
New stock OF Silks, Velvets Pushes, Aatrs-
chens, Far Bssids, Gimpz, Passamentreos, Jet
aEil tesds end other DfoEs Trimmings
We have tho latest styles in LADIES', MISSES
snd uH1LD2EN'S CLOAKs. All now. iust omen.
ed this csy. salre Will bo offered AZ rcck-bottor,
prices.
We srs sfowing aomo very pretty things in
Upholstery doods, lace Cprtains and Curtsin
Fixturcs.
25 besutfu! passarn 81 Chenille Table Covers
at 81. Thia is y rare bargain
Blsnkets Ccmto.t4rs and Red Sprcsds. in ali
glsdea rsnsii price from 7Jc TO Sl2.
Cur Underwear stock Is inmeneoly srge. We
havo articles for all sexes, all sizes and ct all
prices Come and SEQ them. We will please von
in price as well as quality.
Big drive in Misses Black Eibbed Hcsa. Clooed
out a lot Of 100 dozen fn!l regular made. With
double kneoa. Sizsa to 7 will bo sold az l3c. or
pairs for 25c; Is and s. 15c per pair. They
sre worth double this low prce.
we could enumerate further se we lsye added
70 every department, but space will not permit.
Ycu are invited co como and SEQ for yourselves
10 appreciate.
We would urge thst you c.n early and secure
the choice.
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EE SOLD HIs BIRTHRIGHT Many stories
are told in connection with the recent re-
nunoiallon by exit e MiaI Of sll his legal
righta in servia and his position In the Ser.
visa army. but 1t s question whether any
Of these stories contain mora than grain of
truth. The Paris newspaper, La Pain. on
Saturday had story, which, IL true. chow
thst thsra wes no Foundation for the rumors
hat tns rsaeon for the ex-King's action was
his Gss;re not to be tramme!ed with the cares
OF State snd to spend hls tine In Paris. By
the terns of his aod!cation in favor of his
OVID son Alexander now the boy ruler OF
Safvia, 1t wss provided thai IN the event OF
the dssth of King Alexander King Milan
would return as king OF Servia. By the re
nuncIa'ion OF bis legsl rights in SerVis upon
he pa5 ment to him OF Jump sum of mon
ey, literally selling of bis birihright, Milan
gaze up all right to the throne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
Thought She Was Colored.

Sc. s..- L.. ker is Count Ed
eer4 d Mi ci=&!cz who resided w';b bis
:an,j !. iseai n,bis uptown boarding
hoaos. Tls Couut g very popular emcns
tha suas:s, ie is eoad story teller apd il
hez;6 ~ HE beat pheD relating tales OF Rus
aion d1 mes;ic life.
"saor;iy sfteI my marriage" said be to q
ci;n.- q. lis'neT- ths olber eyeDing, " Want
w b my wife to Wei, my home 10 Russia.
Now, you must know that 10 certain parts
Russia tbs oaer classes know 90 little
epou. this country ss they Go about the
mooc. Particularly EGs this go at the time
ci U hich lsresk.
Our family had, a. that time, o nurse in
ihsis employ who came fsom somewbere
e.ei O. Ecscow. Ste nsd been told that
srewsy America wss pscpled with coored
Okla, snd na uraly. When she heard that
The Young MASTER wss returning home with
an American wifi, she concluded that had
married o colored woman
"Tais nurse. among her other accomplish
laeYis, suoke French hnenty. She was an
imaginative creature and something OF
roe:ess. She felt that 't would be 'ncum-
bent on her. 10 DO something toward welcom-
ing nv vile 10 our home. Accordingly she
Wrote poem in her honor.
"Tbis poem, tssts;nlIy decorated with
black ribbons, wss hsoGed to me upon mg
arrival Aod what Go you tbink was the
.i;le ofths poec I? Simply this:
"'A 10 telle Africaine.'
"This was sisggerer. you m'y bs sure.
Mutual explanations, however, followed,
and the nurse, during our stay, ~as ever al
mv 5iie's side ready TO pay her homage -
N. Y Herald.
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Haz75. g.. .1.-l - W aalth

Dr. c. VESTS NERVE AND BR.IU TsEAT-
sEsr. guaranteed srecifc for Hystorla, Dizzi-
oess. 0onvu siona Fits, Nervous Ncurslsis Head,
ncbe. Neryous Prostrstop cansed by the use OF
alcohol or tobacco, Wskefuluesa. Mon'ai DepEess'
Ian soften;ng CT the ain resulting in insanity
and le.ding tc misery, decay and death, PreEna-
nro old Age, BsrrenDese, Los OF Power
Ia either sex, Involu Losses and SpermaSor-
rhcee used by ovor-exertion OF the brsin, sell
,brso or over Indulgence. -ch hex contains ono
month, treatment S1.00 box, or siz boxes for
$500 Sen, by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
60 cure sny CAGE With each order received by us us
Tor six boxes, accompanied with So.0O, We WIZ
aond the purchaser or written guarantee to re-
fund tho money ii the trestment does not erect .
cure. Guarantees issned only by
CHARLES e. LEEZ9N,
Druggist GOA King a:rec',
General Agent, Alexandra. "a
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AUCTION SALES.
By B. n. Lucas. q Co.. Auctionee

A~Ss@S3
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court o.
ID Alexandra county, Virgins, entered in the
chsneery cause OF c. II. Csstleman vs. q. Berry
ct ais, the undersigned, special commissioners
will eel at public auction, in front of the County
Court House. Columbus street, alexandria city,
Virgins, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7tb, 1891,
ct 12 o'clock noon, the following property in
Alexandria county, Virginia; to wit:
First. ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying on
tie south sijo OF tho Arlington turnpike road, ad-
Joining the property Of the St. Johus Orphanage
Formerly the residence Of James T. Clcsc) on the
east, containing two acres, snd improved By a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, formerly the
residence Of Benjamin Austin.
secoI Tho TRACT OF LAND sdioipirg the
above described tract on the cast, contaiainS two
acres, being that tract which Thomas l.. Hume
died seized and possessed.
Terms Of Sale: One third OF the purcha,o mon.
ey in cash, and ihe residue in two fqusl payments
at six and twelve months from the day Of sale :;
the purchaser to give hiu notes for the do erred
pay ynentS, which are to bsac Interest from dsy OF
sac and be secured by deeds Of trust upon the
property sold. All conveyaaci:g at the cost Of
purchasers.
A. W. ARMSTRONG, oo.,n -,
SAML. G.. B2EET, OoGlnr'' u
GEO. A. MU5HBACH,J '"'e'
noyS W4W
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! s. IIss5271llNTG}. NOVEMBER 80. 1891.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
ALpx,NDRIA Y. .ov 27 1eo

ALEA4NDKIA, VA. = ov. z. 1871.
fNhe AIOUNT OF STOCK required by ,hs act
i OF Incorporation tavi z bsen subscribed to the
capital stock of TIL EALEXA ANDRIA AND FAIR
FAX PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY, and
the urdeuisred, commissioners. having received
tie cash payment up'n the amount OF subscrip-
tons, es required by law, notice is hereby given
10 tho Subscribers to The said >tnck to meet at
the { fl &c OF tho Alexandris Bel Estate Invest-
me:t, TIusr ard Title Compsny. Alexandris
Va, st o o'clock n, OF MONDAY, December
"a, 1891, for the uprposo e'cc iag officers and
difec ora ior said Company.
He RY ST2ATsS
IsAk0 EIoHBERG Commrs.
GE0EGa W. FISHER
roy97 III
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SoR oYER FIFTY YEARS.

An OLD AND WsLL.TRIED REMEDY-Nrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Eftv Years BY ksl5ess Of Mothers for their Chill
dren Rhile TesAias with Perfect Success. II sootaes
the Ckild, Sef,eas the Gam Allays all Pain; Cures
Wiad Cells and ia the best remedy for Dtarrhea'
Sold by Drugsists in every psrt Of the world. Its
value is incalculabls. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Ri,:.otss Soctsisg sy9sp, and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five nants nJtle.
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LEMOB HOT DROPS.

For CHS and collie, tabe Lemon Hot Drops.
For SIRE throat and Bror caitis, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and Laryngiii,, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
Fer Consumption and Catsrrb, take Lemon EoI
DROPS.
For Hemorrhsge and all throat and lung di
seaseH, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant ard reliable reparation
90 cents, at druggists. Prepared only BY Dr.
q. Motley, Atlanta Ca. novl6 tdec9
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LEMON BLIxIR.
lis Wonderful Effect on the Lirer, Stomach, Boue


1Io 0's to L@tttTi NtOHlUCN DUUtI5,
Kidneys and Blood.
Dr.. z'ey's Lemon Elixir Is pleasant lemon
drink that posi- lively cures all Biliousnsse, Con.
atipation Ind gestion, sll Sick and Nervous Heal
aches, Kidney Disease, Dizziness, Loss of Appe-
tte Fevers, ChiIls, Palpitation Of Heart and sli
other diseases caus, by disoriered liver, stomach
and kidneys. the first great cause OF all fatal oi.
sesses. so ca. snd 81 per bottle. Sod by drug.
.i,ts. Prepared only by Il. Motley, NJ. D., At
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ELECTION } OFFICES.
NlHE CoMMoNwEALTH OF VI LA.
3 the Citu Sergeant of Alezandria :

To the City Sergeant of Alexandria:
You are hereby in.trucSed ee OF tho
provis ons of section 53 OF le d II Virginia,
to Issue orders for an election - d oa the
9th day OF December, 1891, % successor
to The late Hon. w. Lee, mbee OF the
House Of Representative nf ID ' d ststes
Given under my hsnd % ST. seal OF
1891. p =. &chINNEY.
By tho Governor:
Fl. W. FLoURNoY,
Eec-otary of the Commonwealth.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va Nav. %, 1891.
Ts'EE ANNUAL MEETING OF ,he stockholders
4 OF "TEE LINCDLN II IT, ASSOCIATION"
will be IL st its rr;ncinai cfice. no 102 south
Fbirfsx asree., A exaniIi,, W., OF TUESDAY,
the sth OF Decomber, 1891, ". 5 o'c!o X p m.
GEO. 3. REPETTI,
o.
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CoUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA; to wit:
In obedience to above Instructions, it is ordered
that an election be held on the 9th day Of De-
cember, 1897, to elect successor to the late Hon.
W. b. +. Lee, member House OF Representatives
. now to B. a. vEITCH, Sheriff.
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yIRGINIA-Cfiee OF tho -ocr .sry Of the Com
Y monwesth.
To the Sheriff of alexandria county:
You are hereby Instructed, in pursuance OF tho
provisions of section 53 o. The Code of Virginia,
to issus orders for an IL ctior to be held or the
9th day OF December, 1891, 10 elect a successor
to the late Hon W. r. F ire member Of the
House OF Representatives of the United States.
Given under my haud and t.. lesser seal OF the
Commonwealth this 30th dsy October. 1891.
By the Governor. Z. W. MCKINNEY,
Il. W. FLoURNoY
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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aUR SALE sni .aENT.
NyOoDASD COsL YARD
w AND FfEE DWELLISG

off r at rrlvate ssh the Wood snd Coal Yard
and Outfit of tho firm IF Ge" 8. mi & Son. on
Fairfax street. botwsou Qucen I'D Princess
Streets Alexsnlris, Va II. o fl consista OF
ore shute wa!tn, two ssute csrt' to uood carte,
five horses, engine and holr, woodcutter,
enc get Of Fairbanks STA es and sIi other neces-
sary appliances
The yard il doiog good businoEs and this is a
first ass opportunity for pefsoa to engage in a
profitable enterprise.
Also the re.idepce 222 north St Asaph street.
The house and side lot bis frnrt ge Ii st Asarh
str' OF of fifty feet npe in 'hes, ana hss double
pallor, dining ro;m kitchen, five b rooms aud
conservatory, water, gss snd lar be Stoves and s
in first class condition.
noy27 If VIM H. SMITH, City sergt.
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EOR RREET-The THRFF.STOgY BRICK
e DWELLING, in good order ste.y occupied
by myself, No. 100 soush F-irlax street. Apply
next door.
noy9tf TH0s LEAD later.
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LOB RENT, SALE Os TX RAEGE HOUSE
L 512 Prince street; nin9 rooms and bath; large
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ELECTION NOTICE.

E
To the Judges of Election of the city of Aezandria
Pursuant to the above writ oi election, issued
to me By P. W. Mckinney, 9ovornor of Virginia,
to fill vacancy from tho Eighth Congressional
District, composed of the c'urti of Londoun,
Fauquier, Fairfax. Priuec william. Orange,
Louisa, Culpeper, Stafford, King oTge, Ale1an-
dris city and Alexandria county. occasioned by
the death OF Hon. ". 81. T. LIE you are hereby
directed to open POLLS, 1t gcu respectlye places
for voting, OIL Wednesday. DoceDiner 9th, 1891,
for an election CT mem6er O. congress to fill
said va:ancy.
Given under my hand, This 7sh day of Novem-
Der, 1891 ". q. sMl Il, CITY Sergeant
nov7 to
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1925 I'd

rE1HE VI6GlNIa aIDL Nd galway CO.,
L General flea. olex .ndris,
bor
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Ntvrmher 23d, 1881.
Tho am u4l n ting of tie stockholders OF tho
VIR 4INIA MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY
will be held at the Office of he company, in Alex
andris, Va, on WEDNESDAY. the sixteenth
(16lh) day of December u. 1891, at twslve
o'clock neon, for tie transsct;o of sli business OF
general or tpecisl na'ure ha may be submitted
TO the meeting. The trarsfsr fo>ss to be closed
at 3 o',loc< OF Isl OF December a d ropened on
the incoming of Dtcemb II b next.
noy23 I'd W. z. MaRBURY, Secretary.
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>AzIefau0rla <D|a1ettt
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TEi-wEEKAT
the 3azetta Esild'g., $40 &3lZ Primes st.

-,
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and under no circumstsnces VIII they be allowed 70
sdvertsc other than their legitimate business In the
space contracted for.
RESOLUTIONS III mv-noss of thanke, tributes OF respect
resolutions adopsce by societies persons uness OF
public concern will only bs priated In this paper as
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The gazette oclce sn connected with the Telephone
E,cLaoye Advertisements, orders for the paper,
news or any iufor%aton or business can be cont by
telephone.
zecond-cleas u;nt.ee.
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EOR RENT-ELEGAN1 H sT0RY
II BRICK HOUSE, ETORE nfa LING
combined Nos. ia and II ma as street.;
newly painted and papa-od thror sce?ent
location. will rent stoia or G@ .s!ssely
If so desired Apply TO 2. >g 2. alt and
419 King street. 1926 tt
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BOB! 3: LOTT,
nov23 If Corner 0pBe md IT. Assph sts
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NAINT YOUR OWN NBUGGY-Jgstrecsived tia
L following new line OF Cciors: Olive Fonce,
Ponceau, Ecailaso, sHd Je. Czech 2lSck, Cali tor
'' ia5 ~ 2. oEEIaHToN g go
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NTOCKHOLDERs' NEE ING

STocKHoLDERs' MSE ING
A special meeting o. the stockholders of the
VIRGINIA lEGN SHIP sUIJ ING COMPANY
will b. hel at The Company. Office Alexandria,
Va, DECEMBER 8, 1891, at ~ III to rstify q
vote of the directors authorizing sale of the
Pioneer Mill. By order Of h. Directors
nov2 I'd CBABLES f mOODY, Sec'ty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13
New National Banks.

WASHINGTON. Oct. i2.-In spite of the
reduction of the volume OF United
States bonds on the market the num-
Der OF national banks continues TO IN
crease wherever there IL demand for
business facilities The total increase
for the twelve months ending septem-
Der So according 20 statistics pre-
pared by Comptroller Lacy. has been
2lt with total capitalization of s23.
Aeo. 900. Illinois stands at the head of
the list in the capitalization of new
banks during the last year, while
Texas stands At the head by the side
OF Pennsylvania in the number of new
banks. Each OF the latter states has
txeutv-one new hanks
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

JACKSON. Miss. Oct 10 Miss Belle
Ninches. q teacher In the Spring
Arbor schools. was killed By .
runaway accident Saturday. Miss
winches attempted 10 drive a mustang
ronv ~ this city. The pony be-
came frightened at haystack and ran
away. dragging the woman. whose foot
Rad become entangied in the gearing
Of the cart. for a distance Of half a
mile. She was dead when picked up,
her skull having been crushed
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

HoLIrDsvsBrR e. Pa, Oct IL Burg
lars broke into the clothing store 81
Henry Rice early sunday morning ard
carried OF wagon losd 81 goods
valued At -, 100 The robbers then
forced their way into Waiter Lindsay ;
general merchandise Store. and AFTER
Slowing the safe open extracted 500
n, essh. The nefse ~ ~. explosion
awakened the nssrhbsr~ bat ther were
driven Of AZ the poiot II reviewers
The ry,bberS ESCAPED into The naouu-
srsins and posse - noe looking FOE
tnems
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

cles here i the unanimity with which
the convention 81 the brotherhood II
Railway Trainnsn Saturday night in
dorsed the action Of the trslnmen on
the Northwestern darinz the recent
strike and discharge Of switebmen.
The vote was cos approving the action
of the grand officers and Northwestern
trainmeD AID IA against The vote
eondemning the snpreme eouael Was
unxufrnau~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

CHICAGO. Oct. 10.

CHICAGO, Oct 10.
CATrIE-Market only moderately active. Quo
tations ranged at 81 0o9s 25for prime to shipping
Steers; a sOd5. " for good TO fancy DO. s. 400
30 for common To fair do; s. eotc4.25 for
butchers Steers; e oo927S for Stockers; a. 10
G3i0 for Texans; t2.5oas4.o0 for rangers; s25o
O. Is for Feeders; el.5093.JO for Cows: $500
i,D for Bulls. and q, 5oa5.oo for Veal Calves.
HoGs-Markct rather weak and prices l0c
tower. Sales ranged at e 0ot4i5 for Pigs, 400
"a - for light; 81 3Get55 for rough packing
a. sJ7t49 o. for mixed and w. 6015.l5 for heavy
packing and shipp4sg lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

GRsrv-whest 92c; corn. 5sc; oats. sc; rye
zoe; barley. sl.l0 ? cwt.
Mrars-beef a. .Et6c; pork. 51za6c: mutton. )
G6c: spring lamb, s.; fowls. loo: spr ng chick
en-. EXC; veal. 61sc turkeys. l2s3c; ducks.
i2c.
PRopucE-Butter. 1c eggs. Fc; potatoes 35c
y bu; beets. &c r bu; onions, 6Dc q bu. rad ish-
es &c \ doz: bu; Deans hand picked. sl.5
q bu; honey, Ice: peaches. sl.Yjsa s2D = bu:
grapes. ssaic b; pears. s1.s0 z bu.
WOot-Waxhed. 20ss2~c; unwashed l4Fslc.
HkY-Tmothy. si5eSl 10 ton; clover. el2fl3
per ton; straw. Is p ron.
HfDFs tNp TsLLows-tsreen. &c; part cured.
SIC; cured Sc: calf skins. green. &c; calf skin.
cured 7e: tallow. iisc; peits. oicesl 80; dekin.
l5sss5c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

owrvspcRo. Ky. Oct Is-The
Owensboro opera house which burned
Saturday evening was the finest IN
western Kentucky. II cost $40. 600 and
A. total loss The loss on saloon and
druS sfeve on f-<t door j. about -. os,o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-13

Iot i !. ksnsPat'''' - =. -. s0(
Mc,sFa 5 AIN, kuFn. Co. g Pnaeess
Drc>slng tAss -. iot 20. y sots zee
sad - ssa lot So. In. 70 Il II cor -,
Arehlba4 AcDoaeil to ia n,s 4. Moran.
nd. - iot b "a, Cam a. Plat 90
Mliseent " BIT North 10 Joha Aiher, lot Q.
biA IA scr.basr a Iura er's add ..,.--..-.. -
George A. Field 10 Asa ". Mech aud
VIE, lei 10 and part lot u. Blk >. peA- =.
Thomas "a. Peek 10 Richard NJ sehern-
stein. lot y blS 4. feAnes's add ,..-...-...- lu
Zegah V. Cheney 10 Oscar l.. Heath. + l9S
n. lot b. biz 3 SerlbneF aud Turner'S
aaa. and part lot II. latter n kieh- AZ
Fxser j. Smld 20 john Hoorn. No. 50
q. .ct 2. 4a- y - II. h 10 u. lot -. blk
1. Fishers ~
Wm. IL. fowIe % Hiram ;. West. lot Is. -
Willard p. Hedges TO Arthur T. slaxhI.
lot 5. Weston 4 L0rr add. --..y.- ~
Karl T.. Re9entl>ch 10 ksrah RAinkA.
Il q. lot aud 10 II. lot :. blk >. shep-
ards ada .--,,....... ~
wm- IL. Van Leeayen 10 Henry Bromels.
lot |. Van Leeuyen's I'll " side add ,... e
Calvin T. stone To Willard K Grlfiths
lot s, blk & Ntnsor add la
Nm. ii. Gilbert ct al. To Gavin T. Stone
and wife. lot -. Gilbert. Hopson
6Fi1iths e
Samuel ;. Saylor To frederick Lass. lot 2.
Levi ;. boynton 10 Little A. Boynton.
lots :. = aud IA. blk .. Boynton's aud IL
BstSey Parker u ANON Jones. lot l. blk
ri. village % Cedar >prings..............-..- II
Allie + Donocdav To Daniel NJ. Myers.
lot y b. l . kies' add. Casnoyia......... g
Lester ;. Laslphere TO James III. Martin
AID wife. pagt L y W !. Of See. 81. -
add -