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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-10
SIMON nAMnEHGtH, trustee,
ilut publication August W. lstd.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST
ptED.

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ whereas, on thc let day OF october. ls9.
torkln D. loreieson anl hhdesard l1rElgalu
frank %, stephens their ccItHin trust deed In
wutua Of that date, which was duly recorded
iu tnIt lake County hrrutdtrs once, in liupk
o. J. Of Mortgage, pngva 80, cir.. thereby con.
veginr to thu -ald frank ID. stephens VI. Vt iot
seven, block tNcuty, Mat ~ ait LHto CIV
surrey also commencing 30 the soulhcaHt
~" running thence south twenty four dc,
Eftos, eaat tlNy feet thcnco west ton rods
thtnce north twenty 'tnur degrees, Wesi aiNV
iOeti thence ohst ten 70 DO 10 place of lesin.
n!uH, iu ltuat however 10 secure phymTnt 10
Aluluus Nance OF the fnin OF ninetccn hue
drel uollafH. payable on tho Let Day " octn'
bcr, lt q with interest from uctubur lstl lsli,
% thr rate OF eight per cent per anpum, pay
able tomtauuuaily 10 per coupon pfoniaHury
ID wss provided IN SAID note aud truss deed
that should default be- MADE tn payment Of
ANY intufoAt coupon or any part lhotc1t or M
sulh Tust auod by which SAID note was bc,
cured. then the pfincipN Jun anu ali unpaid
interest wighl TO dcciafod Duo Anl she Pm.
yisiona NJ sad trust dord with reference 90
sale, enforced. That said property miFht DO
| sold o., tAiu lruFtgo for tie purpose uf payiug
| tald rndchiudhssri ana
| MhcrrAs, semi annual interest coupon for
| SO, matultd anna isl isya. hnd no part there
/ 81 has been PAID, ana
Whereas, default has been made inpayment
| OF water taxes uunu salu premises ana by
re aaon ~ said dofaulla TOO SAID Albinus
! nance haa declare Mo principal tgm dive and
| payable with all acc lued interest and has o..
/ queatrd me. tho undersigned Nustre, 10 coil
| huid premises Tor tho purpoae OF paying sllI
| irdthtednvas, now, therefore, notice b. hereby
| gwen that at ~ o. lock noon, on " UduCsdAy,
| september On, 1881, at tho Wost front door 0f
| the rult LAKE County Court House, Olty aud
| County building, SAT- lake city, Utah, J. tho
| undersigned ruaioo Will sell the above des.
| rr.upd premises lu mo highest bidder Tor cash
| fHr ne purpose ut paying SAID luhculOltta 10,
| costs uf SAID trust nnu Attorney fcns
| lAo amouns due upon SAM ingcuindnosa ~
| the sum ct nl,Vlu, with interest az eight Ter
| cent Per annum from April Ut, lSld, ami inc
unm uf $50 Win interest a. twelve prr cent
| from Aprll ltt, 1904; = paid for water rates.
fl,Ahk 70. hTktHENs,
Dated August ~. ls.0
| b, y. hNinI. Attorney for Trustee.
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You AIE HEREuY REQuinED TO AZ.
l. pear ca nn acton brought AGAINST you lY
tnr Above named plaintiff IN tho District
tuuri ot the a hitd y dirial District OF tho
state 90 Utah, anu 20 answer toe complaint
ilru therein within ten dhyH exclusive u tho
day ~ Hurfitnl aftcr ITO auryire On you OF
thia autnuuut=if served within tbs county
VI, ii served out OF ms county. but IN this
district, Within twenty days. othrrwuc within
fnuT dHYH-ur Judgment boy default Viii be-
taFru ssalnsty you, according 10 the prayer Of
nnId COMPLAINT
mo saii action b. hrouahi 10 have a decree
~ thla court diftolNnF the honds of mhtrl.
mouy existing between p|ninuu aud defend.
ant that plant y lie awarded tho custody ~
The minor enid. the Issue nf ihrlr marriage
that defendant he compelled 10 pay into court
a sufficient sum 20 dUifay tho expenses Of
laintin in this action, and Tor counsel fees ,
Tor Nuch nlimnLy o. 20 ihu court may seem
proper, aud Tor other rrnrt nH aptrit0d IA
pIulntin'n complaint on fo herein.
AMI YOU arc hereby nutinad that " you fail
TO appear hud answer the Hhid complaint as
hhnVf required, the said plAlutn will apply To
the court tor the relief demanded theron.
witness, tho honorable ludFes, aud the seal
OF tho niftrirt Court % tho Third
Judicial District, IN ard Tor tho
SCAT htAtr Of ttaii, thl nineteenth day
Of august IN tho wear Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
Il +. NORTncOrr. CLERK.
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LpTloE TO CREDITORS.


ltiAsi OF Johu u stevens, Deceased,
NOTICE u llEHiuN GIVEN ~ THE
~ undornguci, administrators OF tho
estate OF John d, Stevens, deceased, 10 tho
creditors &C. sud al uoffonf having claims
against the raid deceased. Co exhibit thum
win The necessary vouchers, wlthin 10
Wont1a after Che lrst publication OF this
notice, 40 the SAM administratriN az tal
htlnrnich h-ucs, SAT- Lake cry IN tho
tuunlf VI agii Lake, Utah.
MANIA STEVENS
Admiul1iralrx OF tho estate OF John T.,
htrFtnH deceased
hatud Aus lth. ltNd
u, q. EDWARDS. Attorney for Adminisuat.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

vanderbilt Mining uo. fccsuon ~ principal
place ~ business No. IN West ttuth ZEN
pic street, halt tatt city, Utah Location
% minus, Miuorat liul mining district
hlanu county, idaho.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ iucriinr OF the board u directors nl
tho Vanderbilt maps Co, held ~ salt Lake
CITY, uiah, Augusft, issi, 40 aIsCsaincnt ol
ioar il cent. per thnro uaa levied gn tho cap
ital tluci ~ the corporation, raYlbIu % once
70 A. g.. tthuIuc, secretary, 80 m West south
Temple street. sAt Lake city, ttah, aud suy
stock uu Which the ntarafmOut shall remain
uupair on The nth day W september, 10 viii
be- delinquent nuu advertised Tor sale NJ Wuhiic
auction, nnU n payment IN not made before
Will be- fold on uc sta Gay OF september,
lTt NJ Che hour u 2 D ne, No tho nnloo - tho
company Co paw nfHeHfmcut and costs Of
advertising aud sAptnsca ~ sale
a. \. GthuQuE. soey.
tALr lAKg Cuf. August ., is.s,
Alta MEETING ur the HOARD or
~ Directors ~ he vanderbilt Mininr
Company. huld font p tT, the data foI
advertising d lluVuHut stock was postpluot "a
ucia1gr sin, l,.1, and da'o OF sale 10 Friday.
a, @. GlAUQUE. secretary.
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ttocktoldera' meeting Grant Gold Mining
Company.
NJ Office ~ HEREBY uiyEN THAT A
~ meeting u tho stockholders OF tho
ufant told Mining Company, q corporation
Organized and uAiatlng unugf The laws OF tho
ttatc 81 Utah, D. hereby called 10 10 held AZ
the ONCE q TIE company, Home firg insar.
Temple street. TAFT la To- litY. Utah. 90 tho
lfth day OF September. is'0, MA O'Clock y va.
for the purpose OF considsrng the ptop OHiilaa
pofation OF the company By incfcasing tho
c1pital stock OF tho company anu also tho
proposition o. nfuarufa Article by dccfOaa.
The number thereof liy order Of tic board
THOMAS W. SLOAN, scoy.
sALr LAKE CRY. Utah. August IN. isi.d
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The Montreal Mining and Smelling Company,
fuHcipA Place " husincas salt
Lake city. utah.

NOTICE is nEuFnY GtNEN'TitAT AT
~ nm adjourned meeting Of tho Hoard Of
Director Of tall Corporation. uuld un The llth
day ~ Auuust 1897, at the rnlre Of the Com.
pauy, Rooms u and is Commercial iilocs. -alt
"a 49,, ltlht uu hffCHHwrft Of three iil
runia per share was lcyIcd nu the capital stnrk
OF tnu torpurnunu Tor NO purpose Of paying
no lnucituunuaH of The Company und Tor tho
further development of tho miuUs uf tho Oum.
pony payable Immediately 20 tie uudcrliruod
secretary. 90 ihn otlru uf tho uWpauy, rooms
and u tomWercinl hlock. fAt Lake CITY.
ltAh. ANY siock upon which thls assessment
may remain unpaid on aueslaY the lath day
% september. lsl0, viii BE- delinquent anu adj
verified Tor sale AZ public auction, and unless
payment n made before, will ue cold on
fridaY the ltih day 81 october. 1876. al
O'Clock o. IN. nt the AfIr osai1 once 81 the
rnrrurntnn,tp paw ihe delinquent assessment
together with the costs OF advertising ana oN'
ponsc ~ sale
Location Of The work. and mncs OF said
corporation lain Heavier county, Utah
JOHN N. hnEtLE.
secret ~ OF said corporation.
Dated August a, itpi.
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minca. " aehiugtun HinnE uauieI beaver
county uiAh.
NoTlCE is nEuFuY GIVEN THAT AZ
A. o. iscCilnl o ne nuHfd 90. Directors hcii
June litH, isfl, hu aHHcsimonl 0f one md o
quarter Uil cents per fhlfs fhoina naftas.
tlcut 40 y wa lowed unon he capital stock
u iho corporation nlgaHo 90 a.. r.
Mae1u, o. easufef. so 90 south Main ttlcrL
Dol. Lake Nity. ttnh any Htuc upon whicli
ttIs assessment may fomliu uupaiH ON hu
a4tu ~ Of sep emuef, itiH, VII De loiiupuHni
ans advrrtifed tur sale ft ruiif auction. an
unless rafmcui Is made before, will hc foid
Wednes1 ", urtubcr BE-. iNN, 90 u O'Clock a.m.
o. thg unl-g Of che secrrtiry, rn1m ~ scott
hnclbaUu building Go pay dounqqont asiess
mont ipgciher with cost Of advertising anu
capfnfu 1i sale.
'fhc notice ~ the same afHcasmont hereto
iurf served ami puuUthcd. huins iccned dc.
fefuvo, 10 s ordered w tlH inaft ni directors
~ The corporation ll0Hg named in meeting
nffFmulrd august 90. ifN. tuat fnN notice
he ropuh iishcl sui ilat 100 flii assrssment
h9cuHc uafahiu nuu dG'Wuugrt md thr aaIr
oi fnid aharns tatp nIHrc nt thD time nur pI SEQ
above Hufrlned, nnd a.ii HfsrssuCni was NJ
irmud Bud declared of f0Icc. ..
$40. a. tlNCli.
tCetg, y. =. Y. NJ. Co,
Aug cth. i1f
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LEGAL NOTIcE.


In the Matter Of the Estate Of Ellen o. Claw.
son, Deceased,
DuRsUANT 10 AZ ORDER or FAIi
4 court, In said matter. notice h hereby
Hivon that saturday the i2th DAY OF september,
A.n, 1890, At 10 o'clock a. N at the county coufl
House ~ rait Lake tity, Utah, In the court
ruoiu % fhld Court, has been appointed tho
ume and place for tho hearing OF petition OF
ltiram u glaWsln Ir. ana Spencef 'lhwaou,
praying Tor the admission 10 probate ~ u cUT,
tam document herewith presented, purpnrt'
lng to ho no lnst Mtll and Testament OF Eiten
porsonf interested may appear aud oppose tho
probate OF said Will, or tile granting Of letters
ttstamentrfy 10 Hiram u, Clawtun Jr. and
spencer Clawson ~ prayed for IN said peu.
ton.
In witness whereof. have horeunto set my
hand and anNcd tho seal % said
lsrAi-l Court. this ilst Jay Of August A. u.
lSd.
q. v. STANTON. CLERK.
By FnED W. DENNIS. deputy Ciork.
NouN0 A MOVIE. Auys for Petitioners.
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order 10 show cause why order u sale OF real
estate rhOuia not be made.
JAMES 4. COUIr. 1nE HXECUTOn OF
~ the latt VIII aud testament OF James ~.
cka,dccuascd having MED hia petition hcfCin,
uuly Ncfiuod, praying Tor au order OF sale OF tue
real estate OF said dccedtnt, AZ private sale,
for the papoaoa therein set forth. ~
10 therefore ordered thAt all persons
Interested iu tho catato OF naid DO
ceased, appear before taid court on satuf
day the lllh day OF september. A. isil, at
10 O'Clock a. 49,, a. tue court room OF said
court, Ia The County Cnurt House. In tho CITY
aun County VI rAlt Lake, Utah, 20 show cause
why m order should not be granted % thu
HHih executor, ~ sell 80 much o. N oTcai
catAiu OF said docOhsed, ~ prlynt, sale. ~
shall DO necessary, nnd that u copy Of this
order be published a. least -four successive
weeks IN The bisIitET lYIkfNU Nhws, a
newspaper printed aud published m said city
and county.
Witness my hand this 18TH day OF August,
A. u 1915, II. I. niICniL, Judge.
u o EDWARDS, Mouornicg block Attorney
for Administrator
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ofInlere.l 30 Illr,cle nIacr..

Thoro can be no qurttion ths' ore
OF the most imn0rlhut ports Of o. hli y.
Gle l. the tire II htp g. tear the bru
NJ the WORK, II conitnnty oomiug In
contact with uUstrHyius elements, aud
rcuctsllY receives the least caro- fro
the der. The impor arc, NJ the woi Z
70 has ~ do was uHriv rsccg iEo BY
makers of bicyclep, h0wUvff. aud they
have given much atipUiiln o. this IN.
plfiaut sdluuct " the wiesl.
There are today, prthnpf, thirty
different 6lylca ~ bicycle Tres on tho
market, ~ " which vsty Ia uutail.
Aa 10 their various m rlis, theorirs
arc Ut little vAiui; Rclual expntinncn
IL the only way 10 determine this
question. Unless an nt.ic.o rlvr.
aaiisnotlnu, demand for II toln
crhsse. Aftera test ~ ovar tiX year,
during which ilur douhir.'uhs an +
III rlo.iuhp tires have been market &,
nj .ost ihtor-iourih- OF ~ Tue Ilderi
IN TVS country today demand ana u o
doubl..,ubo tires.
The lnpdlpg firm In thu United
ststfr. rnd IN iFc' IVA tho en- ire W lrli,
NNN NN'W NN'". ~ 'N W." VI N|'NN.N sNAN "
iires, 70 Morgan & Wurhi, Chicago.
Thor history 10 rutofcsung. The
ilrst proumatin tire-.ho rays.nnd.
glue hin '--waa Riv.n u ublr. ~ d
Morgan s. Wight struptd m 10 Il I
great tuh.ic want They furnished
q tire t4ai oanli b. essily taken from
the rim 10 10 repatoi. That was the
principal requirement IN th0'e days.
besides the usual requifemrnls OF
speed, durability and comb OF.
Thai was several ygam ago. Single
tube tires had boon pushed Ia Europe,
ant we've fail ur. nnd the same ~ irt
was belug srHvirt Ia this country.
The Morgan & Wight uoublr.Iub b,
tire quickly proved it, supcriorl y
with ,ho fesul, stated above. lhs
quloh-ttpslr inner tube, which Ia this
wear a standard feature OF NIL of this
ilU'l tires. hhs made the petition OF
d1ublo.tubp tres practically invinci.
bic, hv making tqulok and easy ioi
tho RIDER 20 secure, vi the roadside,
a peru unont rtpair--s thing ndmif'
ledly iup0'slhia IN the mtiofity %
/ sine ln.'uhe nrcifenia.
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AssEssMlNT NnIlnf.

Moran Gold NnlHr and MILLING Company
location II principal place ~ business "A
Main street, sails Lakr CIV, Utah, location
u Minee Morgan Minng Dauict Morgan
County, imh
NOTICE - nuULuY GIVEN THAT AT
IN \ meeting Of tho Board ~ uirttIfra
100 IN assrssment ~ itfee AK ceris n@-
share Was LEVIED on the capital stock of Tho
corporation uaYHbie a. once 10 John ~. uum.
street. sait inEe Ciiy. TITAN. sud my stock
uuuH which tho nsftsHmont ahall remain un
pHid ON The zen day Of october, ~. Will 10
dtiiuQuuut Huu advertised Tor aHie AZ public
auction ana " payment ia not made boz
fore viii hn fu|d on th| ssh day IL october.
isiH NJ tho hour M % M. % thr onlro Of tho
tumuHny 90 nav assessment aud costs OF ad
As. FOWLER.
secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court. Probate division. Third
JUDICIAL District, IN Andfo salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
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suMMOHn-

In the Dlstrlct Court OF the Third judicial
District OF the state Of Utah, County
OF salt LAKE.
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Hue Jay Consolidated Niniur Company, act
~ husinrta tnlt falo CIV, itah. location Of
miuef. Msehiugtun Hmmg uatricL hoayci
County, Titan.
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NOTICE.

tioekhoiders' meeting Grant Gold Mining
Company.
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tuMMONs.
Ia the District rouri ~ tho Third Judicial
District Of tho state 0t Utah, County
% summit
Mary 4. MoAonna. Plaintiff.
VS.
Hugh MoKchna. Defendant

Tue state Of utah sonda greeting to Hugh
MchUuna, Defendant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-23

AN UNFAvoRABLE REPoRT.-At the
County Court, held June 25th, upon the
application of c. NJ. Adams and others
to have established road to extend
Prince street to connect with the Lees
burg turnpike, committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Andrew Schlevogt, d. n. Rust,
Fred Hohenstein, w. II. Hatch and
Geo. Baumgardner, was appointed to
view the ground and report to the
court the conveniences and inconven-
fences that would result as well to the
individuals as to the public. The COM
mittee has made up its report to be
presented to court and think, while it
is very necessary for Prince street to be
extended to the turnpike on account OF
the electric road coming into the turn
pike at point where it is dangerous to
travel, they do not see that such an ex-
tension of Prince street over point
where it will pass into Alexandria
county about 200 yards, as surveyed by
the City Engineer, to the Fairfax coun-
ty line, will be of any benefit to Alex
andria county, and do not recommend
any appropriation to build any such
road or keep the same in order for
travel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-23

PERsoNAL.-MissM yre Lee Cavalier
after a pleasant visit to her sister. In
Baltimore, has returned home.
Miss Louie Payne has gone to Stras-
burg to spend a few weeks.
Mai. J. w. Green and family have
gone TO Elizabeth, n. c., to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Noble Lindsey and family have
gone to St. Georges Island.
Miss Kate German has returned from
visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Judge Norton has returned from his
farm in lower Fairfax county.
Mr.. Leonard Marbury received let
ter from Strasburg to-day stating that
his little boy was not so well. He left
for Strasburg this evening.
Ensign James H. Reid, U. S. n, son
of Col. l.. W. Reid, and Miss Halle D.
Knox, daughter of Capt. Il. F. Knox,
were quietly married ct the residence
of the brides parents, on Duke street,
at noon to-day by Rev. G.. H. Edwards,
of Cincinnati. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Reid left for Buzzard's Bay,
where Mr.. Reid is stationed.
Mrs. Bergman Green who recently
returned from Virginia Beach, was 81
unfortunate while there as to loose her
wedding ring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The workmen on the Pitt and King
street sewers made rapid progress to-
day.
Money to burn" as a slang phrase
has lost favor. It's now money to buy
ice."
Some excitement was caused last
night by disturbance which occurred
among the tenants of the Eldorado
House.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Horace ".
Turner and BERTHE Jones, both of Falls
Church.
A break in the fourteen-mile level of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, west
of Williamsport, may cause stoppage Of
navigation for ten days.
The Southern Railway has announced
that it will run special trains to the
Purcelville Bush Meeting on August 5,
and 8; fare for the round trip from
this city S1.40.
Mr.. W. L. Clark. in attempting to
alight from the 7:30 south bound electric
train last night, on King street, was
thrown violently to the ground and
painfully bruised and injured.
A fight occurred last night on Wash
ington street, between Prince and
Duke, between two colored women,
which was soon brought to an end,
however, by g colored man who hap
pened to be passing at the time.
A difficulty occurred in g north Fair.
fax street saloon yesterday evening be-
tween two colored men named Dan Mel.
son and Aaron Jackson, in which the
latter was struck on the head with q
bottle. Nelson was arrested and fined
S. this morning.
Mr.. John Farmer, whose wife died
recently, leaving three children, arrived
here to day with the motherless ones
from Winchester At the station house
the children were furnished with meals
by Chief Webster and the father was
provided with ticket for Fredericks-
burg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-23

DEATHs.-Mr. Jackson Beach, we'll
known citizen and who some years
since won some prominence as local
baseball player, died at his home in the
Third ward this morning after long
illness of consumption.
Rev. J. +. Nichols. father OF Mr.. j.
w. Nichols, of this q and who was
well known here, at Odenton,
Md, yesterday, ag 70 years. His
funeral will take plave on Saturday
next
Mr.. Geo. Brooks, well-known resi-
dent of this city but who for some time
had been living in West End, died there
today.
Gertrude Norton, little girl, died
at her parents home near this city to-
day.
Rebecca Stephenson, a well known
colored resident, died last night at her
home on upper Princess street.
The lives of nearly all the above were
insured in the Metropolitan Life Insur.
ance Company.
Irene, the interesting little fourteen.
months old daughter of Mr.. George 81.
Hayden, died last night after a long i'll.
ness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-23

POLICE "nURT.-The following cases
were disp, d of this morning:
W. D. CT chester, arrested by Officer
Young at the instance of his wife fol
drunkenness and defacing property,
was dismissed, the complainant not ap,
pearing.
Henry Smith, colored, arrested by
Officer Young charged with assaulting
his wife, was dismissed, the charge not
having been sustained.
Dan Nelson, colored, arrested by
Officer Arlington charged with as
saulting Aaron Jackson, colored, was
fined s..
Maud Tippett and Grace Nevett, ar
rested by Lieut.. Smith and Officer
Goods charged with being drunk and
disorderly, were fined So each.
Georgia Kirby and Ruth Johnson,
arrested by Sergeant Smith for refusing
to pay hack hire, were dismissed upon
the payment of the charges.
A man charged with allowing dan
gerous hole to remain in a payment in
front of lot belonging to him, was dis
missed upon a promise to repair the
same Immediately.
Night Report.-Last night was cloudy
and mild until about ] o'clock, when it
began to rain. Six prisoners and one
lodger were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-23
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
H-PEiiceSa|e.

We have purchased for halt
of actual cost the entire stock
OF GENTS FINE FURNISH
INGS of S. Fischer, the we'll
Known 9TH street dealer OF
Washington, D. c. Mr.. Fisch-
er has the reputation of carry
ing one of the finest lines in
the city. The stock consists OF
Gents Laundered and I'm
laundered Shirts, white shirts,
night shirts, balbriggan under
shirts, wool shirts of all colors
and weights, drawers to match,
also bleached and unbleached
drawers in drill, canton, etc.,
handkerchief in silk, linen,
etc.. and collars and cuffs in all
the latest shapes and styles.
The Tie stock is the finest
ever shown in this city, consist
ing OF all classes of summer
styles, also tecks, puffs, four
finland, bows, and in fact all
goods usually carried by a
hrst-class gents furnisher.
Our prices are exactly ONE
HALF of Fischer's. All goods
marked in plain figures.
@ ONLY ONE PRICE.
The attention of the trade is
called to this unusual stock of
fine goods.
Not having room in our
store, we have rented the store
No. 416 King street, where
the stock must be closed out
at once.
This sale is positively for 80
days-no longer.
Open for business Tuesday
morning, July 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-23
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BARGAINS FOR MONDAYS SALE.

500 Yards Hamburg Embroideries. Worth
sc at &c per yard
1000 Yards Check Nainsooks. Worth 81
at Sa.c per yard.
One Bale Fine Unbleached Cotton. Worth
&c at 3a.c per yard.
500 Yards Percals, lengths 2 to 10 yards
Worth 1890 at 6a.c per yard.
is Pieces Ysrd-Wide Lawns and Dimitys
Worth 121Ac at 6at.c per yard.
$50 Boys Percal Shirt Waists. Worth
25c at 15c.
300 Mems and Boys Sweaters. Worth
25c at 15c.
Pieces Wool Mixed White Flannel
Worth 1sc at 12lac
$50 Ladies Laundered Shirt Waists
Worth SOC to 75c at SOC.
dozen Ladies' White Washable Chamois
Gloves. Worth 81 at 69c
1000 Yards Shifting Prints. Worth SC at
3a4c per yard.
300 yards 4O.inch India Linen. Worth
10c at sc per yard.
800 Belt Pins, in Silver and Black. Worth
Sc at lie q piece.
12O Pair Ladies Side Combs. Worth Sc
at &c per pair.
so Mems Night Robes, Fancy Fronts.
Worth 69cat 49c.
rs Pair Long Wasted Corsets. Worth SOC
at 29c per pair.
10 Dozen Turkish Bath Towels. Worth
Zoe at sc.
1000 yards Apron Ginghsms. Worth &c
al 37sc per yard.
% Pieces Heavy All Linen Crashes. Worth
&c at 37sc.
1000 Yards Mosquito. Netting. Colors-
Pink, Blue White, Green, Cardinal and Buff.
Worth &c at sc per yard.
10 Rolls Heavy Jointless Mating. Worth
20c per yard at Sc per roll.
10 Rolls Heavy Jointed Mating. Worth
1880 per yard at 1898 per roll.