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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

r.srgR SUNDAY " asterday dawned
-. auecy Indication that there would be
I'd. a. eky and temperature Just high
o s.ogch to render oyetoosts and spring
e..ons unnecessary, and which would cause
Ta.tar dresses and new suits to appear TO
t = FER sdgantsgs but before the morning
~ ADVANCED more than an hour or two
Ind a9sted from the southeast and
snn heoams obscnred. while chilly
sIS hetokened rain. II did Dot rain,
soepeqer. during tie day, tough at times,
snsc;eliy in the afternoon, tho heavens be-
M rrnincus. rs IL generally observable
Fas or. people wended sheir Way IN
So,,nanjes. fQuad5. nuarteites, tries aud
80, reward the different churches, most
s, ,,bero artayed in Easier bonDets and spring
=, a .Tve many OF them Of great beauty,
ea ga 5v5 he Tim she bells summontpg the VOL
'sI,ne,s mad ceased their ringing, large con-
s1 ,o1efioos faced altars decked with pure Ill
,s'.srd o;bes Easter Fl ,Wers listening to tie
- uosic arfaDse1 IS outlined in toe pre-
5"oo,o1es that were printed in Friday's Ga
rgTTF The melody poured ous through
~. ,gtndows and doors and was waited
LA into the streets. TIE music in the
a,n-cbss Of the determinations which accord
a.,f.r snecis! recc goilion SO festival vas
aaa5fjiui snd elaborate. The choits of
mesa churches bad given much time to per-
;scfInc and rehearsiDg thelr programmes,
I'D f9eir personnel embrace some OF the
49, sss- 1oosl talent in the city. In the after.
rooo the 5 reefs swarmed with sill ee1es and
aces 9 and the epioyment experienced was
rsaifss,. even by the little cheruos, who
n,lei and crowed as they were trundled
oIong Numbers OF Aexandrlens made the
dsy an occasion for wishing tbs city OF mag
aiGcont distances ard rice UerSG More
s,renUers than usual were noticed on the
s,rsef3 Namoels visited the GENE t5ries
and many took strois in the country. The
connper genera ton fell into the arms OF
Worphep.,fa liof bright a0ticipatlons that to-
5ay would prove fair eLd their contem-
oatei rural carousse De in nc 1gsy interfered
with. That they were disappointed. how
ever. when they opened tle'r eyes This
mornIpe and saw the !ain despatched upon
ibe widow glass and cold northeast
,slnG prevailing, goes without saying. The
children and many others OF mat1rer sge
had mace great preparation for to-day, and
ned tbs wee he. been clear 1t is believed that
Faster Monday wouid have bsen more gen.
eeily observed and joyeG hereabcuts than
any similar occasion for number ci years
mas: As it was, however, mt only the
children Du:.msuy gtoWn parsons were Kept
In doors BY tic rain which fell throughout
The day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

poHrcK CHURog.-A note reosived at this
tfioe from Washington On Saturday Gays:
"The excursion for the benefit OF Poblck
church has been postponed for short time
on account OF continued cool weather and
the sickness of several OF the most import.
snt ofHcerp. A committee appointed oy
Mls Harrison, president D. a. B. by Gen.
ersl G;eely, president 8. A. r. aud Cover
nor Carroll, PRESIDENT 9. B. me e. Mrs.
CAball's residence, 1909 Massachus' ave-
nue. Friday evening, manifested enthuelssm,
aud determined to take steps at cocs 10
Taskea greet suocesg forW ashlugton's church
10 short time and will give the day to It..
Lunches and esrriaees being featuEe.D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

TIE INDIAN MAIL CARRIER " is the al.
IrctIve tit of sensational play which
RllI be prts,nttd ct the Opera House to.
morrow night Novelty Is given tie play
oo5 the appearance In 1t OF full blocded
1odisr, Who adheres to her aboriginal name.
20 Won.Go Mohawk. She Is tall il statue
ald commands the admiration which Ia 81.
Wags excited By the nobler specimens OF the
race. She aote. too. with earnestDess. her
Verg unoouthneRs OF manner sddiDg to the
? easare OF seeing her. a song or two In.
'Foduced proves that there Is such a thing
Us music 10 the ssvsge breast. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

TIE EQUITABLE LEAGUE OF AMERICA "a
q beneficial and itaefnal Organization,
adapted to meet the wants ard necessities
OF those OF moderate means aud small TO-
come. The maln features nf tbs order are
Immediate relief In oGse OF sickness or acoi-
dent, and liberal pi DIVISION fer total 6isabi ity.
10 order 10 make o further preset ,tion f
Its merits prominent gentlemen will address
the people tonight at the Opera House re-
gsrding the OBI acts OF the fraternity Ladies
are specially invited to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

IHeUEsT. d.. Purvs, the city coroner,
will tonight hold an iiqasst on thu la Q
Outer B. Carter. the brakeman on the B. &
D. R R who was killed st Culpeper last
Friday, and whoae body was brought here
that nigh, ard tu'i:d from his late home on
south HeDry street tbis evening A jury
this morning viewed the remains and then
adjourned ii tonight when the crew OF the
train 90 which The unsortuna'e man wes at
work at the time Of the accident. will be In
the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANCE to provide for sitting the curb,
gathering sid putting diva six foot brick
Sidewalk on both aides of WsshiI g5on street
from the north side of Ofonoco street to the
south side of Pendleson street, and on both
sides of st. kssph street from the north side of
Oronoco street to the south side of Pendleton
street, and for the ass, ssment Of The cost thereof
and the collection OF the same under the SD
section of the city charter.
Section /. Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of
AlexsLd ia, Virginia, That the Committee on
Streets are hereby authorized and directed to
have the curling set, CUTTERS paved and six foot
brick sidewalk put down on both side Of Wash
ingion street from the north side of Oronoco
street to The south side OF Pendleton street, ard
on St. Asaph street from the north side Of OroDoco
street to the sou side OF Per dletop street; snd
the said Committee on S:reeta I'll all advertise for
ten days in tOme newspa ier published in the city
Of Alexandria, for proposals. to said work, and
ahtll enter into contract with the loves. res pom
sible bidder fJr said work and require Of the pei
son peIs, rs cont ac.ing to do said work or fus
nishi G the material therefor. to give boad in the
per ty OF one thon:and dollars with surety or
s1reties to be approved by said Committee on
ctr ,ets conditioned for The faithful performance
of sad contract
Sec ion 3. Be further ordained: That an as
sessment Ghall BIO levied upon the piop,rty bind.
ing on said street as described in this ordinance,
to wit: Two.thi,ds OF tho cost OF tuch Gu BIZ G
and gutterlng to BIO paid By tie owners OF tho
real estate # nting said streets, and tho whole
of the cost of putting down the said brick side.
walka 10 be paid by tie owners Of the resi- estate
on said streets.
Section 8. Be it further or1siued: That when
said Streets as before described thsll have bsen
cuibed, sustered and said SIX foot dewalk put
down as provided N tina first section Of this ordi-
nance the Superintendent OF Police al d the Clerk
of the Common Council shall Proceed without
further delay to carry out the proyi,icns of an
o1diI auce amending and re enacting section %,
chapter s, Of the laws of the city of Alexandria
Virginia, 1874 passed May 18th, 1885.
Section 4. Be it farther orlained That as said
curbi and suttering is being done and said ids.
wa k is being put down, til, auditor is authorized
to draw war. anls from time TO time upon the
Treasurer OF the city of Alexandris, for such sums
Of money OF may be required to pay for such work
and material.
Section 5. The Committee on Streets are
authorized to employ competent erg neer to
supeiintend said wora q. a COST not to exceed 70
dollars per day.
Section g. This ordinsnce shall b In fo1ce from
it's passage.
Passed Board of Aldermen April 10, 1892,
W. Fl. MARBURY, President.
Passed Common Council april IL 1892.
HUBERT SNOWDEN, President
Approved April a. 1892.
HENKY STRAUSS, Mayor.
Teste: JNo. 7. JOHNSON, lsrk @. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

DEATH OF LADY Miss Sarah Dauglase,
we'll known and estlmabe lady. who bad
been elck lorg tI@e, died at her resideaca,
corner CT Dake aad Columbus stres'a, oD
Saturday night. Throughout her If. she
had developed those spiritual graces which,
when che came to the sbore OF that river
which separates the mundane from be ce
lestlsl, robbed Death OF bis citing, AID made
her long to become one of that great cloud
OF witnesses" who have THROWN eff the snf'
ferrgs al d tramuels OF mortality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

PREsBY7EkY.-T Tee Ohear ke Pre.bgtery
will hold lis spriug meeting 10 the S cond
Preebyterlsn church of this 81 , tomorrow
night at z 80 O'Clock. and will be 10 session
for several days. The oreoipg sermon will
be preached BY Rev. Walter 81. Robertson,
the retiring Moderator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

BAIL RENEWED grand jurv of Fair
lax county to-day indicted Mr.. @ L Camp.
ball for the killing Of A J. Hill, coIcred, at
Falls Church on the "a ultlmo. Mr.. Camp
bell, who is under bail, vas present aud biz
boil bond YES at opce renewed for his ap.
pesssnoe at the trial which was a1ed for
the 2Sl OF May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

e E1sK.--since Saturday about 900 shad
and 60 600 herring have arrived at Fish.
town Shad sold st SIS .S21 25 DER hundred
and herring ct 81 504s5.50 per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS The
Sunday scnool children of the Episcopal
churches held their Easter celebrations YES
terdsy. They we're sill largely attended and
the exercises were both pretty and inter-
sstug.
G,ace church Sunday-sohool held their
celebration Of o'clock in the morning, and
Notwithstanding the early hour the church
YVES filed with the children and their friends.
Tae chance vas banked with eVergreers,
ferns and ported panta, While the Il oral Of
fsrngs of the children were made into q
beautiful cross. The carols were we'll rem
dsrd. TIE Easter ofarinae amounted TO s57
collected for diocesan miei,t s The B:tt1.
erbood OF St. ndIew and Whass1ever CiT-
Gle, Kings Daughters, presented the rector,
Rev. II. L. Sharp. with purss OF S4O
The children of Chri caurch NIT at the
lecture rooms o. the church st 4 80 O'Clock,
and when all preparations for tie oelebsa'
tlon were ready marched to the church and
filed the news between the two sses. The
tt7er pews were flied by The parents and
friends Of che children. The exercises con-
slated OF on address ty Mr.. Thos. Sem NEE
the sngIag OF csrols, g. A handsome fora
cross. surmounted by beautiful white dove
wsg suspended over the cnapoel, and nader
this was formed ladder Of Il lwers. TIE
Eater cGsriue amounted 10 S120, which
sum was collected durirg Lent
A 5 O'Clock the children Of st. Paul's
church, who had gathered in the chapel,
marched TO the church bearing tneir besnti.
10 class banners. The church was crowded
with people. The ohsncel was banked WITH
The greatest profuslon of flowers, evereEeens.
ferns sDd potts plents Tho exercises con-
d.t.d Of an edtress by Mr.. G. q. MiIlen
and The singing OF carols, 81, by the ohil.
dreD, led by Mr.. Frank Field, AID sssissed
by the Caspter Of Praise. A'eature OF the
f)'el decorations wes beautiful cross In
memorv OF the late Dr.. Jsmes Eotwisie, to
whom D.. Nor on alluded most feelngly.
The Easter ofsrings OF the CHURCH amounted
TO $l52 A special offsriOg of S3S Tor the
Bishop was also made by thu children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

PoLICR BgpoRT.-Last night was cloudy
noti about TWO o'clock. when IL began 10
rain. Three prisoners and two lodgers we're
at the station house.
The Mayor thia morning disposed OF the
following cases:
Tobs Dixou, coloyed, for drunken and dis.
orderly conduct, was aned 81.
Wm. Clarke. coored, for the same offense,
was fioed 50 so.
Elijah Morris, colored. a refugee from the
chain gang. was fined SIS or given 80 days
among bis former comrades.
Thomas Washington, coored, for disor-
derby conduct. was 6aed So so, or given 80
days on the chain gang.
Edward GraysoD, ooored, who had taken
French leave Of the chain gang, was feed
81 so, or given 50 days with his colsboreIs
Wm. Williams. ooored, for dlsorderly Goa.
duct. and for being suspicious character,
was fined 50 so or given so days OF the chain
gang.
George Hall, for drunken and disorderly
conduct, was fnad 50 so.
Sseuhen Leopold. for the same ofepse,
was f aed SO
Tony Jackson. eolored. for disorderly COZ.
duct wss fined 50 so
John Henderson end Harrle McIntosh,
for disotdsrly conduct near church, were
dismissed with rep,imsnd.
Dee Gray, oolcred. for driving his team on
the sidewalk, was fined 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

New spRING aooDs.-M Isaac Elot bsrg,
10 MS advertisement elsewhere, announces
.ue afflGai OF choice and elaborate assert.
nsot OF spring dress ard other goods to
hn'en ne calls the attention OF purchasers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

The steamer Excelsior, it is said, will he sold at
public auction IN Washington on the 9Th,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

ro- tbi. .csiou rain northeasterly winds, in
~ slightly cooler il the iut,rior OF Yir-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

VEsTRYMEN.-The following gentlemen
were to-day elected veslry men OF ct. Paul's
Church: John W. Green, John A, Dixon, A
Mclean, W. 81. Msrburv. Geo Johnston, ?.
B HooP, J. W. Hocf, NJ. D Corse, E. L
DaingerfeId, Herbert Bryant. John &
2 mmermen ard L W. Reld.
The following were e'ectsd vett'ymen ct
Christ ChDrcb: Edward 8. Leadbeater, Pc.
tar Wise, Geo. VIM. Ramsay, L M: Black
ford, Wm. Gibson, David n Bust, Wash-
iagton Danenbower. AshSy Miller, Wm. A.
Smott, and Hubert SnoRdsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

PRICoTs AND PRUNEs, choice, received
"a to-day by Lsp16l &c, A1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

An ORDINANCE 10 provide for frtd pg. curb.ng,
gathering and paving of that portion of Lee
street lying between the so1th sido OF Queen
street ar the north side OF Princess street, and
fer the assessment Of the cost Thereof and col.
lection of the Same unds tho 33i section Of the
city chsrter.
Section 1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of Alexandra, Vifginis: That tbs Committee on
Streets are b sreby auth ,rized, and objected, to
have Lee street from the souih line of Queen
street to the north line OF Phi icess rect gro
cusbed, 9uttered 6nd paved in coed and SUBJ
stantial manner, using for paving coJble stOnes,
and the ssid Committee on Streets shall adver i,o
for teo days in SINE newspaper published In the
city Of Altxandris, for proposals to do sad
work, and shall enter Into contract vi b the low
est respcn ible bidder fer said work, and require
of the person or persons contracting to do said
work or furi hing material therefor, to give
bond in the penalty Of five hundred dolIsrs
committee, conditioned for the faithful perform.
Ell 20 of tsid contract.
section 3. Be it further ordained That an as.
sts,ment sh IL be levied Up the properly bind.
ing SSH street as described In this ordinance,
to wit: Two-thirds Of the cost Of such grading,
curbiDg, ltteli 6 ard paving to be pais by the
owners OF the real estate fronting on ssid street.
that is to say, one.thrd Of the cost shall be paid
by the ownes OF the real estate sbu.tipg on each
side OF siid street to be charged on basis oil
| frontage.
Section Be it furthsr ordained: That when
said strest a. before deser BID, shall have beer
grad, d. curbed, guttered, ard psVel as provided
IL the first section or this ord. ance the superin
| tendent OF Police and the Clerk ofConm ] Council
shall proreed without further delay, to carry oui
the plovisions Of a. ordinance amending and re-
enae;ing ,ction % Of chapter s, Of the Java ot
the city Of Alezardsi', 1874 Paas May III
1886 -
Section 4. Be 1t turtle. tord.ioed That az s,Ii
work ia being d.sine, the Auditor is authorized t,
| dra- warrants from time to time upon tho Treas
urer Of the city OF Alexandra for such sums O
money as may be required to pay for said work.
secii9n 5. The committee on Streets are author
lied to employ a competent engineer TO supe, in
tend said work at cost not to excee five d,l!arf
per day.
Section a This ordiasr 90 ahall be Ia fo1es from
| its passage.
| P.s.ed Bosrd of Aldermen April IL, 1892.
W. H. MARBURY, President.
Passed Common Council April ID, 1892
HUBERT sNOWDEN, President
Approved April IA. 1892.
HENRY STRAUSS, Mayor.
| Tsste: JNo. T. JOHNSON, Clerk, G. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
WANTS.

yHTANTED.-A nea: WOMAN, white or color
w I'd, accustomed to nursing to take care Of a
. child about year old and to do light chamber
work. food recommendation required. Apply
at this Cfflce. apis st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
pRANIZERs WAITED

ORARIZERS WANTED.
Profitable Terms to Good Men.
A BENEFICIAL SOCIETY with 10 OOO.mem-
bora aud $3.50 600 In Belief Funds. % Year
Plan. Benefits Payable every 31h years. The
Best Managed Order In existence
FRATERNAL GUARDIANS,
apis 2aw1m 1905 Arch Ct, Philsdrlphie, Pr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

WJANTED-HONEsT, ENERGETIC MEN
w to solicit orders for nursery stock; exp.nses
and salary to Ten who can l.ave home and work
stssdy also commissions 10 local agents: write
& co, 1430 g. Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
[spl7 2au4ml
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-03
The Temptation.

To go out of doors in rough weather Is not strong
but we are many of us, compelled to face rough
weather frequently. Diseases which arise from
chill peculiar to season of the year. This is
true, therefore there should be in the closet OF
every household - whats Not an unmedicated
stimulant, absolutely devoid Of anything but an
exctive action, but tonic comb ming, in the eec
tive form of an invigorant and an Alternative, the
quality of defence against changes of weather
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has three or four
properties that other article of its class
possesses. Not only does it relieve the complaints
which 1t eventually cures, it fortifes the system
against the bad effects of changes OF temperature
fatally and too often shown in the deadly form of
ia grippe; " it produces a radical change in the
weakened condition of a system peculiarly liable
to be attacked by it. and it tends to provide against
the danger resulting from an impoverished condi-
tion of the blood and disordered state OF the
liver OF bowels.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-03
Cheap John on the VA
Path.

Hellol Where are you going: I am ca.
to Jacksonville. l am going 10 looS ~
the right Cheap John. The oply c..
John who stays in Jacksonville. HeEf
the Ell Modelo building. on the corne, ~
Clay and Bay streets. Do you know W.
/ am going to tell you? / bought ais 3
him, a pair of shoes. hat. shirts. a vssss
and chain; l bought dress pattern e,
my sister, / also bought pair of Shoe -
her, nice hat and twenty yards of 4Frks
OF LOOM" one hundred yards of sheeliss
one hundred yards of calicoes, one hundTs2
yards OF laces, one hundred yards Of ~
bon, five embroidered dresses, five skivss
five hats, tive c0rsets, FIVE worsied dr.,
and five challies; I bought for Der 60
rubber coat, fine paraso), fine pocke,-
book; and do you know how much I nj
for the whole thing? Just guess for rs
gave eleven dollars for the whole lot. r.
is the only man who sells 80 cheap. EYesv.
body will tell you he is Cheap John, nj
there is nothing like him, on corner q
Bay and Clay. Twelve handkerchjea
twelve pairs OF socks for nickel; fsa's
shirts for % cents. Don't make n1istake
Go 10 the right Cheap John. He has Id
and gentleman tight at the door of 156 a.
the Ell MOdelo block.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-03
save che Tobacco stems.

Our we'll posted State Chemist,
Norman Robinson says of the stem:
They are rich in potash. They con-
tain fair proportion OF nitrogen and
a small amount Of readily assimu-
liable phosphoric acid. Another
point in their favor is that they are
among the very few fertilizers and
fertihzing materials which are here
sold for less than their intrinsic value.
Cultivators Of the soil except in
low level or ill drained localities, can
never be certain that soluble potash
or nitrogen will remain exactly where
it is needed, especially during the
rainy season. II tobacco stems are
used and plowed under with light
furrow there is, at least, a reasonable
probability that the potash and
nitrogen will be liberated by decay
and distributed through the soil at a
rate not very different from that
which the needs OF the trees require.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-03

Never undertal s. @ soi - 81 blinr
tabAcco IN Case to strip q handle "
sssprinkling or pouring, = much less BY
ssimmersion." Nevertheless, If the
weather should be dry and windy,
aud should it continue, your crop
will be in great danger Gin Florida)
of injury from evaporation and
deterioration, becoming dry and harsh
or "bony and crusty." It should be
put into the cases (boxes), which
should be two or two and q half feet
wide and deep by three or three and
a half feet long, (but not made of
pitch pine, as it will impart the
turpentine ordor) by or before the
end of October or November (unless
it is fall crop, which is possible. }
1t is important to obtain the best
results to put Florida cigar tobacco
in the boxes before its ''life blood''
has been evaporated by hanging too
long on the poles. In other words,
its Inherent moisture (sap) should be
conserved by early stripping and box
ing for therein consists the secret of
preserving the life, aroma, brilliancy
and elasticity of the article, which
keeps it soft, rich and mellow, besides
preventing its corruption and con-
sumption by moth and rust, for il
this rule is not observed and the
tobacco is put up in a declining
condition, so it will continue until
within year or two or three, the little
white worm sometimes seen in old
cigars made Of poor lifeless tobacco
will attack and consume it.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-03
Sherif's Sale

Under AND By VIRTUE OF AN KxnH.
~ ton iseued from the honorable Circuit Co.
Of the Second Judicial Circuit, in and for -
county, in case Of the II. B. CIanin Co VI. IA ne
Bryan, bearing date July o. 1891, Cor four dallas
and fosty.s six cents, costs and costs Of executim
and in case Of Thurber, Whyland Co. W IA n.
Br an. for thirty one dollars and ninety-four e.
costs and costs Of execution, bearing date Of ~
rs, 1892, and in case Of TEN, Weller 4 Co VI. =
" Bryan, for four dollars and forty six oents ca
and costs Of execution, bearing date July =, IL
have this day levied upon and win expose Il
sale to satisfy said executions for costs IN fuat
Of courthouse. In tallahassee, Leon county, Hor-
ida. on the first Monday Of September Tie ina
day, being legal sales day. during legal hoan 6
sale the right title and interest Of Ida Bryan h
the following real estate Pituated being and lyinx
In Leon county. State Of Florida, to-wif:
Northwest quarter OF southwest quarter a go
ton -. township north, rance cast. snd noEtA-
east quarter Of southeast quarter, eat haH II
northeast quarter and northwest Quarfef Of noElA-
east quarter Of section q. township 3noetA, m
east, containing 100 acres; aleo lot No n c.
tfeviIle, and In the noEtheast c0fner o. nOgfl
quarter Of southeast quarter q sectiOn - to-
ship north. range eAs with forty yards a.
on the street ca<t and north. running - -
west containing two and One-half acres, accar,.
ing 70 survey made By WIN. q. Lester In 1861.
THIS sth day Of August. 1891
JOHN A PKARCR,
Sheriff Leon county.