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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18
WILL NOT APPOINT MARK HANNA.
Gov. Bushnell Has Some Senatorial Aspira-
tions Himself.

Springfield, Ills, Jan. s.-A close re-
lative Of Governor Bushnell, whose
name cannot be used for obvious rea-
sons, makes the statement, about the
authenticity of which there can be no
doubt, that Governor Bushnell. in so
many words. stated to him that he
would not appoint Marcus A. Hanna
to the prospective vacancy in the Unit
ed States senate. The governor and
the relative mentioned had quite a talk
on the subject, and the governor gave
him to understand that Hanna's name
could not be considered for the place at
all. The relative further along stated
to local newspaper man that there
was no doubt whatever of Governor
Bushnell's desire to go to the senate
himself. He added that he was very
ambitious politically, and that the pres
ent situation afforded him an oppor-
tunity to crafty long cherished wish
to get into the senate.
In connection with the above q num-
Der of Governor Bushnelrs friends are
openly requesting him TO resign as gov
ernor and then let Lieutenant Governor
Jones, who would be his successor. ap-
point him senator. Jones would. In that
event 1t II urged. be the Republican
candidate for governor next tall BIZ the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18

turn of affairs. To strengthen the above
statement-if strength is needed-all
newspaper men who have tried to inter-
view Governor Bushnell about Hanna's
candidacy for the senate know that he
has always cOurtesously declined to talk
about it. In view of this fact it is
argued that II there was no objection
to Hanna, the governor would speak
cl1t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18
Cannon VIII Not Go to Illinois,

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Representa-
tive Cannon. of Illinois, who is one of
the representatives supposed to be a
candidate for Senator Palmer's seat.
has not gone to Illinois to take part in
the canvass. When asked whether he
intended to go to Springfield Cannon
said that he had his hands full with the
business ofthe appropriations committee
and had no other plans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18
Michigan Legislative ..Jurket,-

Lansing, Mich, Jan. 1S.-The senate
and house locked horns Saturday over
the proposed junket to the state insti-
tutions and the fight promises to be
lively. The senate by a unanimous vote
adopted concurrent resolution proy:d-
ing for an adjournment from Jan. %
to Feb. .. but the house by vote of 5
to decided not TO adjourn for the pur-
pose mentioned The issue will be fought
to finish this week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18
tinerce and the ro.s master ~.~

Lansing. Mich. Jan. is.-Covcrnnr
Pingree and Postmaster Rowiey have
locked horns over the federal Law which
requires the receiver of a po-SUsnce or.
der to sign the name exactly a written
in the order. PinSree insists on sign
ing J. :. Pingree. even u the name On
the order II written Hazen =. Plnxre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18
srArI CT HHIo. CITY CT Toledo, I
LUCAS COUNTY,

Frank J. Cheney mskes oath that he is tn
senior partner of the firm OF F. j Cheney & Co.
doing business in the city OF 1oieco. county and
state aforesai', Snd tat eaid firm will Pay the
sum Of ONE HUSDR Sd DOLLARS for easl
and every czee Of ca.sr. tbs; cannot be cured By
the Use Of Halls Ca arrh Cure.
FRANK CHENEY
sworn 20 be fore nc n L SUBSCRIBE In my pres
cree this 9Th day Of Dec; mber, A. D. 1886
.raL Aw.e GLEASON
t@i Notify Pnblic.
Halls Ca:arh Cure Ia taken internally and sci.
directly On the blood and mucous surfaces OF ,hs
systsr. Send for testimonials, free.
-. CnExxr Co. Tole1o, Ohio.
oold b. dra0isss, sse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18
MARCUS A. HANNA.

ouCh as Hlu Deen gwen TO the press
to anybody. The statement was pub
lished by local paper which said in
effect that Mark Hanna said to ex-
Representative Henry l.. Morey, of
Hamilton, who came to Cleveland as
the accredited representative of Sena-
tor Joseph y. Foraker: L will announce
my candidacy flor the senatel and be-
lieve 1 am capable of winning the fight
alone. We believe that we are entitled
to the place
Mckinley Has Another Busy Day.
Canton, o., Jan. 1S.-Saturday was
another busy day for President Elect
Mckinley. Pennsylvania two sena-
tors, Quay and Penrose. came to ask
consideration of Governor Hastings for
a cabinet portfolio. Judge Joseph Nc
Kenna, of San Francisco. a cabinet pos
sibility. arrived and had n very earnest
conferecne with Major Mckinley. Later
a large delegation from Texas and the
southwest called to ask for recognition
OF State Chairman John Grant of Tex
as.
Another Busy Week Promised.
This week promises to be nearly as
busy. Further attention will be given
to cabinet building, it is said. and gos-
sip has it that important visits Will be
numerous. Hon. II. :. Morey. accom-
panied by General Brester and Wife, of
Detroit. came here from Cleveland Sat
urday night, called on Major Mckinley
and returned to Cleveland yesterday
morning. General Brester has been
mentioned as a possible minister to Lis
bon, Portugal. Morey positively danis i
that he represented Foraker that he
was the emissary of any one. as well as
other matters published in Cleveland.
and referred to in the reports from that
city. Regarding Hanna's senatorial as
pirations Morey said he had no doub.
Mr.. Hanna would be pleased to be ap-
pointed, as would any other Ohio man
Gov. Long More Than Possibility.
Boston. Jan. 1S.-Ex-Governor Johr
y. Long has returned from Canton and
It Is generally understood that he will
accept n cabinet position offered him by
Mckinley. presumably that of secretary
OF war. Speaking of the visit Governor
Long says: Il went to Canton in re.
Spouse to a letter which Governor Nc.
Kinley sent me last Tuesday. Governor
Mckinley sent for me to talk with him
and the subject of the cabinet was men.
toned, together with other matters. Il
Is true he has my name in mind for g
cabinet place, but nothing definite ha.
been settled. Contingencies may arist
under which the position may not com,
to me. or il may not be accepted if il
does. 1t would most likely be secretar,
of the navy or war than anything else.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18
DEATHTO FIFTEEN
Instead Of Five at the Texas o..
phans' Home Fire.
AWFUL HOLOCAUST OF IENoCEETs.


into . Wild Panic by the Flames. Which
D.scovered-Lit:ie Fellows Foand All
Over the Neigibcrhood Scared and
Wcepins-Scenes at the Horror.
Dallas, Tex. Jan. 1s.-Fifteen little
girls and boys are dead as a result Of
Friday nights fire at the Buckner
orphan home. and nine others are seri-
ously burned and crushed. Three Of the
injured. it is thought, cannot recover.
The fullness of the holocaust was not
discovered and fully realized until
Saturday. When the ashes had cooled
enough to admit Of n search scores OF
sympathizins friends and neishbors be-
gan the sad task of finding the bodies
of the five whom it was known had
persisted. The search continued until
dawn. when fifteen bodies had been
found.
The dead are: O-car jackson. aged.
IL; Birdie Britton. aged IL: Marion
Britton. and Milton Britton. twins. aged
10. all of Dallas county: Carlos Jones.
aged 5, OF Hunt county; Willie Richards.
GO, -, cr,i,h
- $50. - 20 or
Fannian county: William Miller. aged
o-es Q of C,u,f,,r country. VIRGIL Mol,
con acad m Of Marion cc,,n,v. Richard
Marsh. aged 10. of Denton county:
Arthur Edwards. aged 10, of Wise
county; Oscar Howard. aged 5. Of
cherokee county say King AGED u OF
ihoiaI ierr'ory' ihonias y nah.ioa'
go o. uieu d. ! ooio'N
-, x,..n pu,D,.
IT. ra,.;o,,r,,- =, -, 90. n,n C.-ac.
- sot,yi-, it,',.,,o, - ,y.o- ,h;r1s
~ ~. -, I,,r,s needle asaa & basIv
-, -. 49, r,horIas r,o,-a Er;.,d
81 N .o,;o,,rI,- - ,,oho h,,, fo.aI,,,
h,,r,a5 -, ha.d 60 har5s ord srr,s ord
;r.ura5 o,, ,b. b.,ad from ;,,,,;pg fro,,
the second story. Richard ZurmwaId.
ogsd 70 sariousI,, h,,rned n, bao5 faca
.nd nack. sadie Rritton aged n hands
burned end aDtIa S,rainad from n
iup,n from, the sacopd story. Walter
RIookinrton Marlborough. aged 8. both
hands burned: Bonnie Ware. aged II.
seriously injured. not expected TO live:
Jim Scott. aged 10. burned on both legs:
Samuel Henderson. aged 10. burned
about face. hands and arms.
y
a.,r,-R...A;,r Soon. nj p.,,. nm, uo.,,.
a,,or, a.. r,h,,a-.,
"he'i 'ie me- ""S ms :" .iie
alarm spread throush the oornnitories
and 3oo children rushed hither ami
thither in the wiidness of fright and
panic-stficken confusion. The halls.
porches and stairway landings were
tbicl with no, bIind;ng sr,ota The
b,,;,3iny b,d stooa for a n,,,,,I,a~ %,
ye,,e ava ,-,s &C dr,. ne r;ndi,ns ,ra
burned y.i,h fsa,f,I r,,i5,,y rha ,.i,,a
was b,oyvi,,, FROM ,,.. sou,hs,.t ,vn,,t
dro,.a the fire into the h,;,a;n., 20 En-,
northwas, 7, y-a. a,,,r, g., ~. g.,
,,.;,,,;,,,I .,,;,.,,.o,-. oI,,,,,., 80, -. !.
- 5s.oo,.a,.o, - e. ,:,,,o -.
o., ,ha saoo,d e. 90 an. 80, -.
vvera cut of f,o,,, ,ny ,,.an,a ., s.oa ~
axc,,t ,ha ,.;n,iov,..
,rhara - 80, IN ,,,,. ,..,,o-,
tha &C. 90 e "a =, - -, a.
tbesa dor,,,i,or;ss r,an,. 90 ,,a,,, -
-. -. - . % . ~
the e-year-old tatS having baar nror
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-18

Coyu-ls81sc-
a.y-iHeshy. . .noG; vna. ss0a
Potasoeo-soc-
faissF-Hs,s % shsssA is:; fssA essss>sy.
-.
xRs-Yrssh. ise
Cosc6eus-8e-
Irskeye-sc.
Ducks-sc-
Cuai-S~ft. re
Csssie-Bssehsss psv Ter es0 10 sassn sxea
r.: eovs - bsisss. eaGUosse; en,vsa. ~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
AUCTION SALES.
b. ONel, Lunt & Strauss AurtioDeen

BIZ ONeal, LGrt & 5i!s0@ Alrt9He
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE AND
Y MAEUFACTORY PLANT FOB sALE
Pr viyrue o.. Z cec-ee Of the Coronation
Cour. Of the CITY Of ~AieGandns. Virginia, en-
tered in me c52ucary czE5e wherein tn
Cleveland SKIP building Company Z p!zinrn
/ and the Ea.ki1 Wood V1l9uizing Company.
OF Washington. D. C., znd Others a:e defend
ants, the underzignd. the commissioner Of
szle appointed % saic court "lLl o1eF ioz E!e
Il pubi!c auction u
MONDAY. Nay 81: 1897,
=. about u o'ciocE DOOn. N f-0nl OF FINE tlz1-
Ike, House. on Roygl s;ree;, A~ie1sudn2. "a
40 / ALI THAT OF Or G8c USD
with the buildings and improvements and
fixtures and al appuTtsp2rces i1e.ud!ng Inc
VulcaplZing Dnks, bDle0, TcelFeTs. con
dersers, air heater AID al ether machinery
thereon, gituzte by oe;ug bounced % mon
| stfeer On the west, by Wolfe street On the
north. By Wilkes stree On the sou 2 and the
| Potomac rive. On Inc eat in the city Of r.
exSncra- Virginia.
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase
money il ca.n and residue thereof in three
egu<l payments II si1, tweive and eighteen
months from the day Of sale. The deferred
payments to bar interest from ths day Of
.aIe and 70 he evidenced BY The notes Of the
| pIIEId-rI dLl ~ ~ = tL'fN ~ 49, 49,
Or by & retention Of the title Until the same
are paid in full.
20 :. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUsD
beginning al The intersection Of the sorth
sidc Of Duke with the ea2; side Of Potomac
Strand aud running castwardly with DUKE
street into the Potomac river then returning
70 the point Of beginning and running sopta
wardly with the east side OF Potomac Strand
145 feet Z inches, more or les, 70 Green's
line; thence eastwafdly parel.el 70 Duke
street into said rver thence north to connect
With the fi1st line, with the use Of the Strand
in common With others, With al apprrten.
>nces, This is the PIONEER MILLS pop
erty.
Terms Of gale: One.fourth Of the purchase
money in caah, and the residue thereof il TWO
equal payments at six and twelve months
from the day Of sale The deferred payments
10 bear interest and TO be eVidcIccd ~ the
notes Of the purchaser, and TO be secured by
Z deed Of trust CT by retention Of title uni!
paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
Owning and clo.lns orlhe Mails.

anu MON 80
a.artaern'maiis close Al Z 30 and II - a.
a.. ana 116. $50, 6 80 and 30 p. N.
0oen n 3 % a.. H., II % II. and B 90 .. m
Southern Iuajln via Charlottesville, close
a. : 40 and 10 80 Il. 10. aud 2l5 and
30 10 GIen 1t 90 T.. n. and 800
j. n
soatbela ua va Richmond, ciose ri
10 30 .. TO-. ana - and 30 pm
Ssus.saE Dlyilion mails cloge III I 81 p. u.
and 3 IS =. 70 Open NJ p. III.
A-lc1audIIa aud Round iIiIl mailn clcse at
8 40s 20. Ind 4 90 p. III. Opoo at 8 OK =. IN.
and 30 :. %.
C-hcape.ko and Ohio rcsila close at 2 Is
p. "a. a1d g 30 p. IL. Open at = co a III. and
i 10 ). N.
wilmington mails closo at 7 30 and II 10
A. M. and / Is, = so, 6 so and s 30 p. IN.
Open 1T 8 90 d. H. u 90 NJ and 300 and
4 20 .. ~.
ones Hoor5-open at 8 90 =. m. Close a,
90 p. m
at . 80 "a. IL
Carriors' Standardization made ON
inside rontcs-G 30 and 10 90 "a. IN. and
@ snf . 80 p. N. Full soutc-6 30 a. IN.
and { 30 %. 80. Sunday collection 5 90 p,
m. Gamers window opon Sunday 8 O a. m.
and close . 80 II. ~.
Deliveries made 5 90 a. m, ~ 90 IN, and
90 p. IN.
An mail should be in office ten mlnutes
before hour indicated for closing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
goz ALExASDz
Lave Washington, from ,he

Leave Wa.hiug-on, from tae cone. Il
Pennsylvania aveu1e AId 1872 tne. Taz
tsys, . 80. % e1p B. o. ~.
ge-i. : 80 eruras 8 60. 81. 10f5
express. Il o. and = - r. i %
ezures y 20 -. - 20 cypress
80. 800 e2gIes- = o. xp-es=
i - express - > % - express
80 . % .e1p.e So. % %, s 90.
10 90. Il - and u - 3. =.
suucsyz-S %. S09. 10 o. lO3p-11 90
Il 81 zrd u 90 2 II. - 30 100. ! 30.
200. > 80. 90. 20. 10. ! 20. 30.
> 30. 8 co. . 80, 7O. $50, 100. 10 90 and
! 20 ?. Il
Leave A.ezsn6-a :or Noun; Vernon and
Wy s-a-iQ1= oz..y e-ceft >uncaE, = -,
10 p j - q. u. a-c - - =. .
, 70. ! z3 : L.
Leave Alexandra ;o1 Noun, Vernon sun
iay ou-y s. : 50. 532 II b : Z. and
= % sd / 3 ?. u.
LaTe Arlington junction 10, Ellington
md Ross.yn hourly.
Baggage csrrlei and checked AZ King and
Royal streets A~lexandris, and i3R and
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, ;'ee. 81
cycles carried > cents each
Communication tcke-s az sold .; me offices
o.; the Nj. Vernon Ea;lryao. koy2- and King
strets - tae following rates:
kare. Alexandra 70 Washington. ID cents;
Tourd-tnp. - cents. CouuGtslon rates
Quarterly tickets. >i2.56. month"; tickets,
$50; school tickets $40 fanny ZIP
tickets, 1928: pscksge uckets. so cent?.
6. :. ABBOT. go. Z. PHILLIP.
Genera Manager. 6sle2 Passenger Agt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21

CxrrUggD CANNON SroLES.-The
qu4rtsrmaster It West Point on Tues
az made the startling discovery that
i've Of the guns captured in battle from
the Mszicaus by General SCOTS army
ND been stolen. The cannon have
lain for nearly half q century on the
nluH overlooking the Hudson, where
me trophies four wars with England,
Mexico and the South arg ranged. The
history Of each piece IS engraved on it,
zarfsce. Some Of the cannon, espe
cslly those captured from the Mexi-
CANS, are very valuable, a. they are
composed principally Of bronze. Five
Of inc largest of thess were selected By
inc robbers. How they got away with
TIE booty iz q puzzie 70 the West Pint
~authoriliez. 5entinelA patrol the
grounds al all hours, and mounted cav
airy occupy the mountain roads.
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venncssec Centennial Exposition.

The Southern Railway announces the FOL
ing JOY rates from Alexandria, Va, 10
~. hyii.1, Tcau., o~ccasiou Tennessee Cen
~tenuial posi- lion. Season czcnrsion uek
,ts vii g s.ld soid April 18th, daily until
ani irc.udiug October 18Th, at Ssh.
Twenty day excursion tickets will be cold
caiiy, bcenniug april 2Jth, until cctob'r
5th. 10 so Is. Ton day excursion ticket
v5ii bo odd on Tuesdays and thursday Of
oarh weef ~bepnninR April 18Th, until Oc-
t.ber 2Cth, az si5 10. Rates for military
e41 staden.a d parties Of % Or more made
known apon appieition through Pullman
sleeping cars ~%ashington to Nashville, Tom,
Though Ashcyllle and Hot Springs, N &.
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Alezandria 6azsfte.
vHDA E9zSn5G. My = 1855
YIekbIDEs Low AFFAIk

4IGKBIDEs LOVE AFFAIR
p4.ca rom Warrington ss5s
Pro Augu=tin De Y.urolde who made
"a Intake Of his life il not hayirg
bsen ON snen thee volume romance
~ere iasaionsbie, i Threatening 70
coue efsfs tie pubic again. Il WI
H. u1sDoeIed thai tic uason Wy
Pt. Itlroide w expelled from &c
o..iau Club as because Il 5eH
- aFe-sDce 81 members 20 d.
o.4r 1a5 certain Anonymous letter.
q lgsrec u The leading foit
aad 5uea written and sent Gu 10
r- " Jour -0cieiy "ouea % Aias
$50 Z young lady q "ea.in anG
eo~.r.snI r Washington soczety. The
P.ltrs declared tlat Her motive re
na-eL rseerge because Of The breakiEg
.ar e1gagemeut 70 hin. To hs
nee md der intimaies Yturbide Las
aow impaired the startling iutelli-
EN- tost he made q mistake IL az
aoue1Hg a. fbe writer Of those anopy
inOUe ~istiegs bis ~eZ-hancee. lie de
care iE&L hS ma NIrCp|~!SN TIC
autiar Hsas not MIss Williams, but d
handsome divorcee Of prominence II
Washington societg, who, according 10
tbis lal;er day version u the ALTAR, de-
aired 10 5ecoIre engaged to his p'inc~-
ship. According 10 this account this
I4Gy eqas also consumed ~ithtne pang=
ofuu-equiesd love and became incitea
10 da7a INTO TIC wiring Of enorymouf
letter.. Meanwhile the cluo members
arc waiting around the corner' for
TIE Prince, and should be finally re-
opeL the case aud succeed II having
tne verdict d ne court set ASIDE DC
viii b. efisctu4l ) bounced on charges
summed Up il the club vocabulary e
"~unbsc5uipg q member and q gentle
maa.
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prcELIE7s AENIcA gALvE.

THK BGsT SALyE IN the world for
Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum.
'ever 5ores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Calbia.na, Corn= and al skin Erup-
JONI, and positively cures Piles, or 30
Jay required. Itis guaranteed TO give
perfect -~atl4iaction II money refunded.
Pice q cents per boz. For sale by
Fret J.. Allen
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Train 40. 30 connects at calveron for wATEen5on.

liam NO % cohavasN Ca-NoI- ZOO "a-c-'N.
LOCAL SERVICE.
SIS a N, Train No 9 for DanTHle Charlotte and way Taaons coaast. a; M4s .a@sas
'caveton for Wauenton and at Franklin Junction for RoEE Mont and intermediate
stations
55 m Train No 10 for Charlottesville and way stations Connects "a caveton fF
Warentn.
425 pm. Train No 10 leaves AezndHa daily except suniay. for HaHsqnba[e and
Intermediate stations with connecticut for Stanton. returning arrives q; Aiexantla lis
pm
Trains for Bound Hill and intermediate stations leave Alexandria 907 8 n dsHy
1O7 p N and 440 D. n except sunday. and 633 IN San4ays only. and G*5 L. daily
for Herudon. Arrive Alexandra returning from Round Hill -23 a. u. daily and 2D2
p N except sunday.
SLEEPING C4R SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and 38 Washington and SOutawesten Limited. ThrorgA seepi9s Cn ier"eaa
New FORK and Sew Orleans via Atlanta ard Montgomery, New YORK and Memphis wa
Atlanta and Birmingham, New York and Tampa via Charlotte, Columbia sTann@h ana
Jacksonville New YORK, and Nashville Tenn va AshevLIe, Knoxville and ChMta-
nooga and fntcax coach between Washington and atlanta. Dining C, between Greens
bmo ad Montgomery.
Nos. IS and So United States Fast &. Pullman Sleeping Cars between New
YORK and New OHeana. connecting at Atlanta fora md from Birmingham aud Memphis
md E. Ymxa and JakDnd h. connecting a Salisbury with Pullman ssPs Tor ad l@p
Ashc-Tle md Hot Springs y. C. Knoxville Chattanooga and Hashyle, TEN aud at
Aahote With Pullman sleeper for. and from Augusta solid tfn htya1 &aSn ngmn
ana NcwO Orleans without change. Sunset Personally Go:..~cl Tourist Exclusion Through
Shamcron this train every saturday toSan Francisco, without change.
Ford detailed schedule figure tickets. Pullman reservation etc, app 10
THOMAS MOSS, Ticket Age / AexandIa. "a
W. II. GREEN, ~.ATuhk.
General Superintendent Genera Passenger AGENT
Washington, d C. washington, D =
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INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
: SIXTH DIsTgICT or VIKGiSIA,
Uppr-ry CarrrCTOp = GFrTrr

- = =
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nay - 1881
FOB SALE-N0 ice is hereby given that on
MARCH 18TH, 1897 for violation Of Inter.
nal Revenue Laws, l seized at Warrenion,
Fauquier county, Va, FOUR PACKAGES
containing 30 1-10 taxable gallons OF apple
brandy. No person having claimed the said
brandy I viii sell the same at ~ O'Clock n.
on MAY PATH, 1897, at public auction IL
front Of the Warren Greer Hotel, Warrenton.
Virginia.
SAMUEL L. MONROE,
Deputy Collector, Seventh Division, Sixth
District Of Virginia. my13 TIA
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,onvcyancing At purchasers expense.
JAMES x. CATION, Commr's
JOHN n. JOHNSON, OF oalc.

I hereby certify that James z. Cation end
John n. Johnson, Commissioners Of sale. have
executed bond with approved security il the
penalty Of fifteen thousand dollars ~ required
by the decree for sale in the above named
Cause.
JOHN {. BEACH.
Clerk Of the Coz p%orstion Court Of the city Of
Alexandra. Va ago Z
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AUCTION SALES.
b 0Eez. AID Lunt A~uctioaeerz
TRCsTEE sALEoF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE

Il ESTATE.
BY vi-tge o: : DEED q t-1Et dzted July
18th, 1850 and recorded il DEED Box No.
%. lzge 1z2. e1ecGred % Iohn y. Purcell.
g al, the updersg ued trusees in pursuance
81 al orde. o. TIC 3osIG Of Dirdcctor Of -he
Ne an C Pulling AssVciatgn No. 3, Of
~.exzA1Ii2. Virginia, vii eel a. p2bic auc-
.ion q - o'clocE nom, on EATCHDAY,
MAJ Z9IH. 1897, il front OF the ko.al
.,.es, entrance % ne NaIket Building II
ne C.ry u ~Alexanddz, Virginia, the ;oloT
.ug property 70 VT
ALLTH4T DGTOF G2OUHD with the
Improvements thereon, il t5e City q Alex
zndr.A. Virginia t01ndet 6 foiIows. viz
Beginning ats poiut on the south side Of
Punoe stres; forty feet one iDch ezs. Of Al
ffe1 street and rauDing thence east on Prince
stIee, tweDty feet tel inches; thence south
parallel u Alfred street eighty feet thence
wes: pziauel 70 Prince street twenty feet
zen ilchsa tbence north north parallel 70
Prince street eighty feet 70 the beginning
with al n appuft n>nc5s 70 The came bslcns
iug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21

Y. B. Same schedule Sundays, commencing
9 30 a. IN.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDLNGS-sTEAM-
ER WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Mon
days at 90 q. H., and Alexandria at S 90
a. m, for landings &s far az Nomini and on
Wednesdays and Saturdays al same hours for
ST. Clements Bay and Leonardtown.
G. W. RIDLEY, General Manager.
JOHN B. PADGETT. Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21

Y EADBEATER'S BEEF WINE AND
IL IRON.-This admirable preparation, so
successfully used during The past 10 years, has
now become almost a necessity to that class
If ~patients requiring a mild but efficient tonic.
Zach dose contains the strength of one ounce
# fresh. lean beef, two grains of citrate Of
iron dissolved in pure sherry wine and flaw
orcd with choice aromatics. Price 75c.
E. s. LEADREh TER & SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
r

O GALWAY,
y Schedrle Effective Nav = 1897. z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
3xyARFIELD & HALL,
DRUGeIsTs.

DRUGGISTS.
OoENER PENCE AND FAIRFAX SIS.
Prescriptions a speciality.
English, French, German and Domestic
Toilet Soaps; Genuine Farina Cologne Mag
n0lis, Hedyosimia, Geranium and Florida
Water; Genuine Lubin's Extracts Sponges,
Hair Brushes and Combs best English Tooth
Brushes; q full assortment of Patent Medi-
rs; Coxa's Gelatine, Corn Starch, Sea Moss
I arino, Spices of all kinds, and q select stock
OF all articles sold by druggists at prices as low
as the same quality. can be obtained elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-21
FoR SALE OR RENT.

Tor REST.-Rsidercs@ vel located: No
Z 422 and 425 South Washington Streei
b-cE g Iooms; bath, not ane cold water: No
POS so1th Pitt Street, near CT. Psul's Church,
bnek 8 rooms al in good order.
EOBT. J. THOMAS,
31G North Washington, street.
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