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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-28


BOARDING PILE AsANT ROOMS WITH
~ board. Apply to MRS. ,. u. PRIMROSE,
No. ave Market street
DOARDERs WANTED. ALSO, TABLE
I'D board. 3o3 WashinRt IN street
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AOOD BOY.-AT NORTHWEST CORNER
Of Ninth and Madison streets.
HELP FURNISHED AT ONE DAYS
notice. Good girls wanted at all times nj
CITY Employment Agency. No 7, East Seventh
street, Telephone 678
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-28

Two SUMNER Residences
for rent near Claymont, Del
Apply, GEORGE LODGE,
No. a West Ninth Street.
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~ CE.-DEMOCRATs OF THE TENTH
~ ward are requested TO meet at the
Weccac0e Hall, Second and Jackson streets,
Friday ever ing, Nav lat, at o'clock. Full
attendance requested.
By order OF the chairman.
JAMES MURRAY
NOTICE THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
Nv Twelfth ward are requested TO meet at
the sou beast corner OF Fourth and Scott
streets, on Thursday evening. April jath, 1891.
Al o'clock, Tor the purpose OF organizing for
the campaign. A full ATTENDANCE Is desired.
BY order OF PHILIP r. SHEA,
Chairman
NOT1CE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN tile stockholders of the City Market
House Company Will be held on Wednesday
evening. Nav lS AZ O'Clock, at the Fame Hose
house. An amendment 10 the bylaws will be
offered at this meeting, and other business Of
Importance will be- intrnd uced.
ID. II ME ILL. Secretary.
NOTiCE-THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY
Az collectors for the Southern district has
been removed 10 No. on Market street and
the office for the Northern district to the
southeast corner Of Seventh and Shipley
streets. GEORGE w. MCKEE.
Collector OF Southern dis riot.
JOHN !. DOUGHERTY
Collector OF Northern district.
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TIE MELOe,

A home cottage, pleasantly situated near
the beach. lf7 Kentucky avenue.
Mrs. John HI. Cooke.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
NOTEL CNETWOODE
TIE EMDER BY

Ocean End Michigan avenue Open al year.
Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Bells. 8l.51 Ia
81 20 a day; 5000 TO Si2.o0 a week.
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Street, WESTERN SHOE & DRY GOODS CO.
1888 Main Street.
club on Tuesday given by Mr.. John Zand
to twenty two couples.

club on Tuesday given by Mr.. John Zand
to twenty two couples.
A party of sixteen young people will go
up Mountain Dell for an outing to-day in
one of the four-horse coaches of the old
kimball Bros line.
Mr.. George Fl. Tousey and Mr.. Ganatt
will go to Park City some time this week
with party of friends to view the great
mines.
Mrs. McMasters starts for Washington,
D. c., Monday but will soon return to ar
range for her marriage to Mr.. Scott FL
lott.
Mrs. Downey departed for the east Tues
day, and will be absent two or three
months visiting her relatives at Baltimore.
The Garfield Beach club and Harmony
club made their outings very enjoyable on
Monday and Tuesday respectively.
On Wednesday Mrs. c. w. Lyman gave
"hlgh five," with choice prizes, and IL
proved very enjoyable evening.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Z. Chambers are ex-
pected back from their Alaska trip on
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Dryers birthday" on
Monday last was very enjoyable and
social affair.
Miss Lyons. of Elkhorn, Wisconsin,
is visiting Mrs. ]. b. Walden, Of this city.
Judge Judd and son and Boyd Park will
start for the Yellowstone Par: this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. W. Young have taken a
cottage at the Mountain Dell resort.
Treasurer Walden and family expect to
go to Brighton this week.
Some of our society folks were at Cslder's
park on Tuesday last.
Mrs. George A. Snow thinks Of going to
Brighton.
Mrs James H Moyle has gone to Soda
Springs.
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The bill repeating the curfew ordinance
passed its third reading and became a law.
GENERAL NOTES.
The fire department met last night and
appointed a COMMITTEES TO arrange for an
excursion TO Castella on August Is.
Jas. II. Harrison, son of William Har-
risou. died at the residence of his parents,
in this city, yesterday afternoon. He was
highly respected young man. Funeral
takes place tomorrow.
Tho following appeared in the Ogden
Standard, which is looked upon as exhibiting
bad taste, particularly If il voices the SEN
timents of the Ogden band boys. Musi-
clans VINO are given to blowing outside OF
their mouthpiece, usually lack some points
when blowing through the instrument:
The proprietor of Castelia springs. near
Provo. offers prize of,sl00 10 be contested
for at that place by all the amateur brass
bands IN IN the territory, and invites the
Ogden City Brass band TO take part The
prize as oy no means a sufficient induce
ment TO the boys 10 travel-a hundred miles
and pay IN cir own expenses. III the gen
tlenen who are getting up the contest will
make the trip an object, our band VIII De
there-and will bring back tho prize, too,
IL they have fair decision" Should the
Ogden men be 80 entirely confident of sue
cess they will nave an opportunity TO carry
ence at Cas.elia August ~.
Two Colorado nrms are anxious to fur
nish Provo with waterworks. There
will be general rejoicing If they are
awarded the privilege.
The tramp who slugged Charles Vincent
night before last was brought before JUS
tice Noon yesterday and given fifteen days
in the cooler.
A Y. Buston, who lost his lumber build
inss and yard some time ago by fire, has
returned to Provo with his brother, and
states that he will locate here in business
/! If he can obtain encouragement He has
become infatuated with the Garden city.
Rev. ID. V. Dolliver will speak at the
! Methodist Episcopal church to- morrow
night.
! Miss Nelke, q popular elocutionist, will
recite at the Methodist church Tuesday
evening Tho following programme has
been prepared for the season:
Piano Miss Edith Beck
Mice ut Play ------------Miss Miriam Nelks
the Pilots Story. .'The W onderiui Tar BABY
Miss Nelke.
! Cornet vision
Prof. Olson.
/ Aux Italiens."- Yarn Of the Nancy Bell
Miss Neikk.
Piano and Violin Duet. Prot. Hun and Miss Beck
Selection from the Delsarte System Of Elk
pres sion Tin Grecian costume)
Miss Nelke.
Vocal Duet Mr.: Irvine and Miss Davis
| wild Zingarella," Miss Nelke, Tin costume.
SOCIETY ITEMS.
A party of young people have arranged
picnic outing to Castella They will leave
to- night at o'clock via the Denver & Rio
Grande and stay over Sunday.
+. A. Wilson is spending o few days il
the canon with his family.
Prof. Leo Haefeli leaves this morning
for his pleasant home in Provo valley. His
stay in our city has been attended with the
most cordial feeling.
Mr.. Shelton, manager OF the Prove
book store, goes to Castells tonight &C
companisd by his wife, to breath the COO
air of the canon.
Miss Clara Dusenberry is spending Z
Provo, Aug. 8.
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Bir CHAM: W French and wife. Denver; Lewis
Jessup Humboldt: w McPicker and wife
Omaha; Mrs and Miss Mornings, Gamora. III !;
Mrs p Henson and Miss Il E Henson. villa
Grove; George V Lulborg. Ogden: L stuart
George Livingstone and T + Miller, PalIue
o; Huga Lubborg and Coabs Ludis, Ogden: r
Stems and l. Hobbs, Payson; Schneider
and wife. Bingham; C ii Beck and wife, Sandy.
THE CULLEN-Gonzalo Picon Febres, New
York: + q Salmon Aspen, Col; j L Donelan
Kansas City; James aetcalf. GunnlSon; u w
Blanchard and wife, Z p Murray. w E Mortl-
mer. A Oraunis, NJ Clancy, Chicago; w o
Kelley. Butte Mont; Charles Crane. Chicago
G F Warth, Clinton, Mo; III Farthing SAN
Jose, Cal; c Henderson. St Louis; NJ
Aschheim Park City: J A Fitzgerald. Provo:
NJ Giassford, l. Freeman, Denver; Mrs u w
Megeath, Omaha; Mrs Earl Coe, Denver; w
King. NJ Nj Kellogg, Provo Henry Allan nj Il
cago: r Elliott Wellington, Kas; w A
Steele Leavenworth; J Lowell, Bingham; ID
McMurphy. II F Green. Eureka; Goldsmith.
Baltimore: Samuel Farmer Boston: William
o Hunter, New York; III Haskell. II l. Short.
Chicago; II Z Coleman, Baltimore.
THE CoNTINENTAL--E Is Coleman and wife,
Lake City: Miss Dolly Bushnell Lake CITY;
Walter Coleman. Lake City: DIR Edw ii
Speaker and wife. Baltimore. Mo; Samuel
Unsworth, Ogden; Mrs NJ II Forscutt Nebraska
City; Mrs Carr. Omaha: Mrs Johnson Kansas
City; w II Wilson, Park City; J story,
Albion, Idaho; J f Hundley, Bozeman. Mont;
Mrs L James and child and nurse Denver. Col;
Miss NJ Small. Denver, CO.: Miss Sm all.
Portland, Me: L b Many. Cleveland ". " VI
Andrews, Clevelond. o; W Mallo, Cleveland
o; Mitchell. Cleveland o; Francs smith.
Muskegon: Frank II Smith. Mussegcn; l. II
Gilbert. Color ado Springs. Col; = Samuels. chi
cago; W Home wife and two CHI iren .ODray;
Mrs Block al two children. Ouray; II + Gore,
Tip.on. Mo; f. ri Mcdonnell. New York city;
Johh Lewis. Eountiful: William Putnam. Boun-
tiful
THE TEMPLEToS-G II Gottcha,k. Mil
waukee; W Lockwood II lockwood. New
York. T A Lewis, St Louis; l. ID Britton. Den
yer; w Curtis Cincinnati; william Smith.
Denver; Charles II OBrien, Omaha; A t
koidrup, G IL n Walker. Helena: W l. Bate
man. West Jordan: A Laying. w Reyes.
Sad Francisco: A Cory, ST Louis, Mo; IL
Wilson. ST Paul: W Shaw and wife. Buffalo;
A TAYLOR, ST Joe; Juan Sal. Mexico; Is
Smith. Chicago: Mrs John Taylor. Denver:
Richards Spokane Falls; J " Russell. Val
paradise; G J Poke. San Antonio; Miss Jennie
Barnes, Butte; Miss Josie Blumer Helena:
Mrs Orwin P.nmt. Topeka; Matt Clinck. Pcca-
tello.
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hold and paid for them in checks Of small
denominations. One of these checks for
the amount Of IS, in payment OF a silver
spoon with the temple engraved on
il, has been on exhibition in Joslin * Parks
jewelry store for several weeks past as a
curiosity. OF course, it will never be
cashed. Neither will any of the other small
checks which the President left in the vari-
Gus places during his recent journey be ex-
changed for the hard cash which they
represent: and their total value must
amount to several thousand dollars. The
Free Lance would not object to stocking
up with useful and ornamental articles in
the same way and it warrants that its
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-09
st Paul Races.

ST. PAUL, Aug. S.-This was the closing
day.
Mile and cue sixteenth-Innocelce won,
Hopeful second, Corinne Kinney third.
Time :43. This breaks the mile record.
Mile and an eighth Meadoworook won,
Ed Leonard second. Time-l:igIS.
Mile and one sixteenth-Verge DOR won.
Marion c. second, Lillian Lindsay third.
Time :39l4.
Mile-Dora won. Franchise second. Alue
D. third. Time-1 "A
The fifth race was declared off.
Half mile heats-Leader won, Sam Sayre
second, jim Blaine third. Best time-:59
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THE GARDEN CITY.
Regular Weekly Meeting of the
City Council.
Political, Social and General News Notes
From the Democratic Stronghold
in the South.

AT the last session Of the city council,
the following business was transacted:
Pyne & Maiben were granted W hole
sale liquor license. Retail licenses were
given to r. S. Hines and II. Z. Rawlings.
A communication from Wax & Ford. OF
Colorado, asking the privilege OF putting
in a system of water works and offering TO
take city bonds in return, was referred to
q committee.
The recorder submitted his July report
of licenses collected. The amount paid
into the treasury is 81, 061.45.
The report Of the marshal showed: Ar
rests. 30; fines assessed, 500; paid in cash,
$3.50; paid in labor, SS3; appealed To the
district court S22.O5; RENTED by the
mayor. twelve days Imprisonment. Re
port accepted.
The committee on streets and alleys
recommended that the council have moth
ing TO do with the matter Of the trail race
running south Of the p. L. IL Is. Co.
The following claims were allowed:
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Hawthorne Park Racas.

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Five furlongs-Buck-
hound won. Van Cluse second, Glenoid
third. Time-1 :033l.
Seven furlongs-G. w. Cook won, Lin
lithgow second, Lizzie b. third. Time
:29l4.
Mile and furiong-Dundee won. Carus
second, Marie l.. third. Time i 90.
Six furlongs-Tom Karl won, Sam King
second, Roley Policy third. Time-1:l5
Steeplechase, full course-Hercules won,
Leander second, Evangeline third. Time
4 :3Sz{
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Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The track was fast.
Seven furlongs-Ben Air won, Lizzie ID.
second, Pickup third. Time :2S.
Mile-Douglas won, Zesuder second, Sly
Lisbon third. Time 49,.
Fifteen sixteenths of mile-Braz0s
won, Sis Olee second, Van Buren, third
Time-l:344.
Mile and one sixteenth-Silver Lake
won, Lorenzo second, Acclaim third
Time Al.
Five furlongs-L. j. knight won, Matilda
second, Julia May third. Time-l:02.
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Westchester Races.

WEsrcHEsTEB PARK, Aug. s. The
weather was clear and the track::fast-
Free handicap sweepstakes, six furlongs
"A dead heat between Correction and
Castalia. Meriden third. Time-1:1115.
Handicap sweepstakes. six furlonRs-
His Highness won. st. Florian second,
Lonewell third. -Time-1:1i1.
Handicap sweepstakes, mile and q fur
loug-Recken Won, Picknicker second. Ber-
muda third. Time-1:55.
Handicap sweepstakes, mile and quar-
ter-Riot won, Stockton second. Banquet
third. Time sOS. 49,
Sweepstakes, seven furlongs Pearl Set
won. Celia second, Adveuturer- third
Tlme-1 :2e.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. s.-This was the eigh-
tcenth day OF the race meeting here. The
weather was clear and the track fast. The
attendance was large.
Six furlongs-Prince Royal won, Bel =
wood second, Versatile third. Time-l 10.
Mile-Now-or- Never won, Mabel Glen
second, Carroll third. Time-1 :46.
Merchants stakes, handicap sweepstakes,
mile and half-Santiago won, Uncle Boo
second, Diablo third. Time-2:35.
Five and half furlongs-Frank Kenney
won, Prince OF Darkness second, Actor
third. Time-1 :0y><.
Seven furlongs-Gettysburg won, Vos-
burg second, Busteed third. Time-1 :3011
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WHITE HOUSE

central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffce. Union ticket and
Pullman office in the notel. Newly re-
nodded and furnished throughout Table
unsurpassed. Electric light pells and ali
modern couveuiences. Terms $3.50 10 81
DER day. II. l.. HALL, Prop
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TrOtting ut Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. V, Aug. 81. b. Richard
son won the TWO final heats of the ? - tros
postponed from yesterday.
The 2:17 trot-J. b. Richardson won
JuneRont second, Miss Alice third, Waite;
+. fourth. Best time-2:lS.
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Visible supply Of Coffee.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The worlds visible
supply of coffee shows stocks in Europe OF
all kinds. I,053, Al bags; at other ports,
259, SCI bags; total, ], 559, 30S bags, with
afioat lots bring the amount 10 2.USS, jOS,
an increase of l76, iSS bags over July l.
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Trotting In San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-This was the
closing day of the races.
The four year-old stake was walk over
for Screens.
The roadster double team race was won
by Kingsley's Joe Thompson and William
White. Best time 1888.
The "a class-Cupid won In i've heats
Una Wilkes second. Best time %.
Captain Grifiths' double pacing team
went half . mile in :03, the first quarter
in 30 seconds.
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Cliff ROUSE,
Located Corner Main and Third South $,

Located Corner Main and Third South Streets
The Cliff 10 the best 81 per day house in
this city. Rooms large, cool and airy; new
and handsome furniture, electric lights,
snd all the latest conveniences and acces-
SORES Dining hall spacious and perfect in
its appointment. Table first-class. The
only house in the city serving breakfast,
dinner and supper, other hotels serving
lunch.
ANrsKw c. BRI1ES s. BRo., Props.
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autograph is just as pretty as Mr.. Hsr-
rison's and will make just as nice .
memento to frame and preserve. But,
then, the Free Lance is not President OF
the United States, and it is that which
DAVIS
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SUMMERS SOCIETY
Where People HE to Escape the
FervOr of Old Sol.
THE HERALD'S CARD BASKET
Mr. Royle Draws First Night Audience
to the Iheatre-Personal Notes
and Gossip.
THE HERALD'S CARD BASKET

RIGHTON,st the
head Of Big Cot
ton W o cd canon,
three miles from
Alta and seven
miles from Park
City, was always
a favorite re-
sort, and this sea-
son its popularity
has been greater
than ever before.
On the edge Of a
beautiful lake, sur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-09
Reasons Why

DR.. Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts of Lemon, Vanilla, etc.,
Are Superior to Ali Others. -.
They are prepared from the choicest and
purest materials.
They contain poisonous oils or others
They are highly concentrated.
They are more economical as they require
less to favor.
No delicacies are ever spoiled by their use.
They impart the true flavor Of the
fruit from which they are made.
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THE FREE LANCE.

o doubt many peo-
pie who went to
hear DR.. Talmage
at the theatre on
Wednesday night
were sorely disap-
pointed in him.
They expected to
hear the thunder
of Jupiter nd
heard instead only
the cracking Of a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-09
FOREST D ALE.

have SOLD homes than other addition south
east of Liberty CONTAINS Our promises have
been broken We still OF choicest lots for sae
No trouble show Take the Rapid Transit
at Theatre corner, call Office. We have plenty OF
in taking Intending
cut any time,
GEORGE M. CANNON.
Under lions Savings Bank.
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rounded by grassy lawn and hemmed In
by countless hosts of tall pines, it is re-
treat that is eagerly sought when the neat
of the city becomes uncomfortable, and the
milk, cream, butter and fish Of the Brigh-
ton hotel table have fame Of their own
among the many who have enjoyed them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
By ONcal & Lunt Auctionesls.


CoMM1ssIoNEE's sALE OF IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE.
By vi,tuo CT decree of the Corporation Court
of the city of Alexandris entered in the chancery
cause OF Z. Fl. Warder Il Son against Thomas n.
Fairfax and others, the undersigned special COM
missioner, will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, at - O'Clock noon
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1891,
the following property to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND improved by
THEE TWO.STORY FRAME HOUSES, in the
city of Alexandria, Virginia, bounded as follows
viz: Beginning at point on the north side Of
Duke street, 40 feet inchea east Of Fayette
street, and running thence cast on Duke street 48
feet thence north parallel With Fayette street
101 feet inches to an alloy 4 feet wide: thence
west parallel with Duke street 4S feet. ard thence
south parallel with Fayette street 101 feet 3
inches TO tho beginning, together with the right
Of way over said alley.
Terms of Sale: Cash IS to 80 much Of the pur.
chase money as may bo necessary to pay the coste,
charges and expenses of said suit snd Of sale, and
the amount due ct time Of sGle on account OF tho
bond secured by the decd OF trust from Thomss
NJ. Fairfax to A. W. Armstrong ct ais. in the said
cause mentioned, and of any covenant in said
deed, and the reaidue of the purchase money upon
CT edit of one year; the purchaser to give his
note for the deferred payment, which Is to bear
inter est from day Of sale, payable semi-annualy.
and eecure tho payment Of the ssme by deed Of
trust upon the property cold. All cost OF convey-
ancing to be paid by the purchaser
q. w. ARMSTRONG,
Special Commissioner Of Sale.
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Health is W ealth

De. E. C. WEsTs NERVE AND BsAIE Treat
NEXT, guaranteed specific for Rystens, Dlzzi'
neos, Convu sions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgis Heso-
-che Nervous Prostrston cs1sed ty the use OF
.icoSol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Depress-
len so,tening Of the Brsin resulting in insanity
and lesdipg to misery, decay and DEATH P5ena
FARO Old Age, Barrenness, LOIS OF Power
in si.her sox, Involuntary Losses snd speTmstor-
rhssa caused by over.exertion OF the orain, sel'.
,bnsa or oyer.induIeence. Each hox contains oDe
rnonth;s treatment. S1.0O box, or six bo1os for
$500. Sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
wE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
10 cu.s any Gaze. With each order received by as
for sig boxes accompanied with $500, we Will
aepd the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money if the treatment docs not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only By
CHARLES g. LENESN,
Druggist. 604 King Ssres;,
General Agent. Alexandria, Va
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IEDI0INAL.
8A7selzI1ll;IlgElI:l"j.6} y
u [0NIIill5I5.i,lt5JllGJllLLllJD HILL
@1425 N. Y: ave,
Washington. D. c.
office OF York Enterprise,

,,s -....tcooo,se: Gentlemon-i or the past
nv viii has been y sufferer from Gys-
a,..;. n, " completely did the disease make
g}os PEE of ner forme. self that life was almost de-
,nsired CT. Ear acryous system wss almost en-,
,irrsiv destroyed snd the anghtess noise would
.shrow her into nef7ous ep.sEn, which would last
sor hours. Medical sSili failed &c bring any re-
Through tho recommendation CT an ominent
divine we were induced to try the Elect opoise.
After persistent: use of the instrument, tho effect
mas been wonderful Her nervous systcm has
teon restored to Its almost normal condition her
digestion is wonderfully improved she is rapidly
gsini..g iu eesh and, upon the whole. is making
= rapid recovery, which speaks volumes for the
sxondertul carativo powers OF the Electropose, as
ber c.se wss considered hopeless. II any are
teptica on III, subject, let them try tho Electro
,,oisc and its wonderful poweis will quickly dis
,,sl ali doubt Yours truly, NJ PROPsT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
ByR. Lucas, & Co., Auctioneer.


DY VIRTUE cf decree of the Cilcuit Court OF
Id Aloxsndii. county, Virgins, entered in the
chancery czuse of G. M. Czstlenan 81. Berry
ct ais, tho undersigned, special commissioners,
will Sc az public auction, in front Of the County
Court Hcu1e Columbus st-:et, Alexandra city,
Virzinie, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7tb, 1891,
at 12 o'clock neon, the following property in
Alexandria county, Virginia to wit:
First. ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying on
tho stuh siio OF the Arlington turnpike road, ad-
Joining the property of the ST. Johns Orphsnage
(formeTly tho residence of James T. Clcse) on the
east, containing two acres, snd improved by a
TWO sT0EY FRAME DWELLING, formerly the
residence OF Benjamin Austin.
SecoI d The TRACT OF LAND adjoining the
above describel tract on the east, containing two
acres being that tract which Thomas L. Hume
died seized and possessed.
Torms of sale: Ono third Of the purchase mon
ey in cash, end the residue in two eQusl payments
at six and twelve months from the day Of sale |;
the purchaser to give his notes for the deferred
pay ments, which are to bear interest from day Of
sa!o and bc secured by deeds of trust upon the
property sold ali conveyancirg at the cost Of
purchasers.
A. W. ARMSTRONG, c,n, =,
SAML. g. BRETT. CO.
GEO. 4. MUsHBACH, o"i''
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