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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-10

his eyes had got dim, and his head dizzy,
and his heart sick; and he who had reefed
the top-gallant sail when at midnight the
coming of the gale was heard afar, COW
cred his face with his hands, and dared
look no longer on the swimming heights.
"And who will take care of my poor
bedridden mother" thought Hannah,
who, through exhaustion of so many pas
sions, could no more retain in her grasp
the hope she had clutched in despair. A
voice whispered God" She looked
round expecting to see a spirit; but moth
ing moved except a rotten branch, that
under its own weight broke off from the
crumbling rock. Her eye-by some secret
sympathy with the inanimate object
watched its fall; and it seemed to stop
not far off on a small platform. Her
child bounded upon her shoulders-she
knew not how or when-but it was safe
and scarcely daring to open her eyes, she
slid down the shelving rocks and found
herself on small piece of firm root bound
soil. with the tops of bushes appearing be-
low.
With fingers suddenly strengthened in.
to the power of iron, she swung herself
down by brier and broom, and heather,
and dwarf birch. Here loosened stone
leapt over a hedge, and no sound was
heard, so profound was its fall. There,
the single ratified down the screes, and
she hesitated not to follow. Her feet
sounded against the huge stone that stop
was callous as the cliff. Steep as the wall
pice. But it was matted with ivy, CEN
nll loal o,,I xr,<hn,,k N
single green leaf-but with thousands of
arm-thick stems petrifed into the rock,
and covering it as with treihs. She felt
her baby on her neck, and with hands and
feet chung to that fearful ladder.
Turning round her head and looking
down, she saw the whole population of
the parish-so great was the multitude
on their knees. She heard the voice OF
psalms-a hymn breathing the spirit Of
one united prayer. Sad and solemn was
the strain-but nothing dirge-like-sound-
ing not of death but of deliverance.
There had been trouble and agitation.
much sobbing and many tears, among
the multitude, while the mother was seal
ing the cliff-sublime was the shout that
echoed afar the moment she reached the
eyne-never reached before in the MEM
DRY of man by human foot-then had sue
ceeded silence as deep as death, In a
little while arose that hymning pr aver.
succeeded by mute supplication; the wit
ness of thankful and congratulatory !joy
had next ITS sway; and now that her sal
walton was sure, the great crowd rustled
like wind-swept wood.
Fall back and give her fresh air." said
the old minister of the parish; and the
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From the Balrimor, Gazette.


1t is said that Governor Hubbard, O.
Connecticut, whose heart has been broken
by the elopement Of his daughter and her
marriage to his coachman, was when a
boy apprenticed to farmer, and did,
''chores" around the stabks. He took
pride in having worked himself up from
this humble position 10 wealth and int,u-
ence. Why then should he break his
heart because the daughter of stable bcy
has married a coachman? The coachman
Is said to be a very respectable person. son
Of a farmer. These facts indicate that
Governor Hubbardis something of snob,
and il he refuses to see his daughter again
he will be something of an old donkey. He
had much better take his son-n-law and
Get him up in the livery stable business or
some otheS respectable calling and gathe.
his daughter to he hsssst again.
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A Thrilling Adventure.

The Georgetown Coll Courier relate:
the particulars of thrilling adventure al
that place as follows: "A party of young
ladies and gentlemen while taking a stroll
in the lower part Of town last week, took
a notion TO explore one of the tunnels that
penetrate the mountains IN that locality,
without the aid Of light. One of the
gentlemen who was leading proceeded in
about sixty feet when he struck match.
which soon expired. but not until he dis
covered board in the bottom of the tun-
mel which he got upon and walked nearly
Its whole length when he heard splash
as if some one had fallen into the water.
Feeling around in the dark his hand came
in contact with an arm and II was soon
ascertained that one of the ladies had
fallen into shaft filed with water. She
was safely landed. bat we think she will
be careful In the future how she explores
another tunnel in the dark The shaft
was hfty-two feet deep. bu: filed With
water. which In this case was a very for
tunate circumstance. for cold bath was
the resul; instead Of broken limbs. or pos
sibly worse result, had the shaft been
dry"
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4aeEE
SWEET SIXTEEN.

'on Perry in youths Companion.
''You think the world is only made
For YOU, and such ~ you" he said,
Laughing aloud in boyish Acorn,
OF boyish mirth and mischief born.
She never turned from where she stood
Prinking her little silken snood
OF silken curls before the glass;
She never turned to nee him pass.
Nor answered him, ave with laugh
That half confessed his boyish chat.
But left alone, confronted there
With her own image fresh and fair,
A sudden blush lit mp her face
With newer youth and f.esher grace,
And eyes that were demurely fixed
A moment since, with thought unmixed,
Upon the smoothing Of tress,
Nov sparkled soft with consciousness.
Why not, why not!" abe lightly cried,
O1t of the gay exultant pride.
The sweet, wild insolence of youth;
'Why not for me. for me, forsooth,
And such ~ me the world be made,
For me its glories all arrsyed?
For since the world and life begun,
What poets measures have not run
Through all the strains of minstrelsy
In praise of me, and such as me?
For youth and beauty in its day
Have ruled the world, and will for aye
One, greatest of them all, has sung
In verse that through the world has rung.
And here's my day to live and reign,
To take the Joy and leave the pain
From this old world, that's made for me,
For me, for me, and such as mer'
Gay laughter rang through every word,
And yet beneath the laughter stirred
A something more than TESTING play
Just sweet sixteen that very day.
She half believed in sober truth,
In the sweet insolence of youth,
That all for her, foolish maid,
The worlds gay glories were arrayed.
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Nev York p<patca n feiisdcish A L>-x~-
The Western Union Telegraph people
say they attach but little Importance to
the new ;eiegraphie invention which Is TO
give rs wonderfully cheap rates, alluded
TO in yesterdays letter. They szy j; Is sub
stan,ially repadaption Of the automatic
principle Of II. H. Craig. which was tined
i've wears ago by the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company. and discarded a. i'm
practicable. Meanwhile. however. The
new concern authorize the statement that
the s, 00. 60 capital stock a. all paid IN:
that it IL divided INTO 1900 shares. of the
par value Of SOD each. all Of Which !, beld
bv three parties, VIZ: jams b. Broun.
cf this city. Edwin Reed, Of Bath Ne,
and Thomas Wallace. Of AnsOnis, CT
Operations for constructing the lines, II u
further stated. will be commenced A. SON
a. certain negotiations tor piles nor
are completed.
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STATE NEWS.
JAMES SMITH.
Secretary Of STATE.
Holton has a brick yard.

Holton has brick yard.
Harper county has a base ball club.
Public schools inNickersoa are prosper
ing.
Americas. Lyon county, has new
hotel.
Tramps are complained of in Nemaha
county.
Rain is very much needed throughout
the State.
There is an Irish colony in Pottawato-
ME county.
Farmers in Montgomery county are
planting corn.
The Ruggles bridge in Lyon County Is
open for travel.
Topeka claims 10 have the best Masonic
hall in the state.
The Catholic church at Concordia Is
nearly completed.
Another lodge Of A. o. L. w. is being
organized at Emporia-
There are 1854 acres ofvacant Govern
ment land in Phillips county.
A large number Of persons are visiting
the gold fields in Cowley county.
A colony of sfty families from southern
Iowa located in Kansas Last week.
An epidemic affecting children with
sore throat is prevailing at Emporia.
A large colony Of Pennsylvanians set
tied in Dickinson county last week.
The foundation for new two-story city
hall, J0x15, il being laid at Oswego.
Som. Of the new corners 10 Kansas are
going TO experiment in tobacco farming.
A large number Of hogs are dying in
Jackson county from an unknown disease.
A heavy ram storm visited the north
ern portion Of Republic county Last week.
Nat n. Kinney. Of Topeka. has been
appointed az a detective on the santa re
road.
Great complaints are made at,ou, the el
ortitaus rents demanded for houses in To
peka.
There has been eighty murders commit
ted IN Cherokee county in the last twelve
years.
Prof. Hudson, Of IT. Scott, was arrested
lat week for punisbing a pupil IN the
public sshool.
The fruit trees in sedy~ick county are
mot yery full Of bloom, bat the embryo
fruit is not hurt
Henry Wise Of O.ksloosa, had his sta,
be containing four horses. Destroyed
by Gre last week.
Some thief broke into the School house
a. Lawrence las, week and stole al the
t<oks IN the houss.
Wirt ". Walton. a Topeka has hesa
elected honorary life m~mler u the Ia
ton Guards, Of ConpectIc1'-
There "a great ereIfrmsnt IN Wy~Ddoft
county In regard W real estste. the sairs
last week were oTer 10000.
There are nos~ improvements heIng
made ia Manhattan than az any time N
the previoas history u rss town
A ben IN Manhz.txn lad an sss last
r~sk Tia: weighed sven and thfee-fcsrfh
oances. and mfzE1red esgk; sbcbes 10 ar
umferssne.
whea. N Eik eosn.y - reported m
good coalition. and nose What sII 10
harvested IN this oozny this yezy thsn AZ
any rsessoas harvest
t~e-yezroid daughter II NJ. ks~isns.
81 EIiis cosstf I'll INTO a fst Sled vnk
'lsehed li-ss lxst veek. xsd 70 svrs~3y
iernsd that Il ~in sot rto0vsr.
yr. Y. Calls. iivlsg near yxieneis.
.kzrree oespss. fsS from the rod q hss
sosse. ssd rsoess1d injuries fron vsscs
se died s.tes fer azJs Il sassr5sg-
Bor1s. szs.asszs fetsns ssrs<De n
KinSsrzn oouefT A RIA vas Killed Tiers
few dsys s.scs t~cszss be dared e taks
! eia.E So sssass.x ks8 s>Fsssss3 q! nSss
g.
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4 Disturbing EloPemeat.

A member of the rhetorical class In a
certain college had Just finished his decla-
nation when the professor said. ''Nr.-,
do you suppose general would address
his soldiers IN the manner in which you
spoke that pieoes" Yes. SIR. do. :"
was the reply, If be vas half scared TO
death ="
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The Dutchess of Connaughts Wedding
Gaze.


From the London Standard.
The most remarkable feature of the
wedding breakfast will be the wedding
cake, or rat her cakes, for the work is in
duplicate for the private table and
the other for the guests table. II stands
FIVE feet six inches in height and is shaped
as a temple-base, columns, vaulted roofs
and enumeration cast in white sugar.
Il was built in the confectionery of Wind
sor Castle by Mr.. Ponder. her Majesty's
chief confectioner The superstructure
consists of two vaulted roofs beautifully
chased and supported by pillars with Co.
rinthian capitals. At the four corners OF
the lower chamber are stationed four fe-
male figures, as clearly cut as if they had
been ehisled. emblematic of the four con-
tinents-Europe, Asia. Africa and Ameri-
ca-while at intervals are cupids driving
swans or doves. Within the balustrade-
made up of dwarf pillars joined by fill
gree work Of fine lace. are the figures Of
Cupid and Psyche. while in plaques Of
sugar. on white satin panels. are the En-
glish and Prussian arms. The various
pedestals bear the interviewer monogram
of bride and bridegroom, while the base
Is richly decorated with scroll brackets.
from which are suspended festoons of
orange blossoms.
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A new star Of phenomenal brilliancy Is
said 10 be rising on the musical horizon Of
Pans, a pupil Of Nine. de Lran9e. By
name Mss Schumacher. She u On AnH.
,can b. eith.
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rom the Detroit Free Pres

From the Detroit Free Press.
The old man Bendigo keeps pretty
sharp eye on his daughter Mary, and
many a would-be lover has taken a walk
after few minutes conversation with the
hard-hearted parent. The old man is
struck this time, however, and cards are
out for wedding. After the lucky young
man had been sparkling Mary for six
months, the old gentleman walked in as
usual, requested private confab and led
off with:
"You seem to be nice young man,
and perhaps you are in love with Mary?'
"Yes, am" was the honest reply.
Haven't said anything to her yet, have
your"
"Well no; but think she reciproca.es
my Affection
'Does. Ell? Well, let me tell you some
thing. Her mother died lunatic, and
there's no doubt that Mary has inherited
her insanity"
I'm wiling to take the chances" re-
piled the lover.
Eyes, but you see Mary has terrible
temper. She has twice drawn a knife on
me with intent to commit murder.
III useu W tndt-Sol sistcf just hhc
her, was the answer.
"And you know that | have sworn a
solemn oath not to give Mary cent Of
my property" continued the father.
"Well, I'd rather start in poor and
build up. There's more romance in it. ="
The old man had one more shot in his
carbine, and he said:
Perhaps l ought to tell ysu that Ma
rvs mother ran away from home with a
butcher, and that all her relations died in
the poorhouse. These things might be
thrown up in after years, and now warn
you?"
Mr.. Bendigo," replied the lover, Give
heard all this before, and also that you
were on trial for forgery, had to jump
Chicago for bieamy, and served a year In
the State Prison for cattle-stealing. I'm
going to marry into your family to give
it a decent reputation. There-no thanks
goodbye"
Mr.. Bendigo looked after the young
man, with his mouth wide open, and
when he could get his jaws together he
said:
''Some hyena has gone and given me
away on my dodge!"
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VI
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JAMES SMITH.
Secretary of State.

ff'Sf prblshed Narch ID. iss
An act amendatory and supplemental 10 sec
tions fourteen. sixteen and seventeen of srsi-
Gle fourteen chapter one hundred and tsen-
ty-two. Of an act for the regulation and sup
port OF common schools approved March .,
1879.
b. q eraet~f BY ne Legisia,.rs II IA Stat u
SECTION I. Section II. Of article IL Of chap
ter ia Of the laws Of 1876. 10 amended 90 q
20 resd - follows: Section IL. No parehassr
Of school land. pYior 10 bis obtaining title -
the same. shail commi; any vaate upon ssek
land. or take or remove any mineral OF timber
from the same. other than far use rpm 90 in
pfosenests Of aid land The lands purehas-
ed unde. this act shall be subject to taxs;sos.
~ other iasds. and in osse Of bon-psynsss of
any taxes charged thereon. fhe aid lands may
be cold. - in other oases. bet tse purchaser -
such . sale shall BE- subject % III the c>nd,-
tions Of The bonds cf th> original MAKER. ssd
Of tbs csrtihosse II pafeha>e: Pr~-f>d. rhas
sueh psfchasss Of sssd sehsol lard shAil BE- a.
loved opc yeas from tss date Of ske osrts6-ass
Of sale II s1eh lad for ss-h ta1e.. IN vhich
In rsdeem from such .sI sale by eozpiyine
with the provissoss 81 iAu relsfinx ss TIE re-
demption 81 land fyori tar sale- sod rarins
IN the county Treasurer. for tbe hen~ff Of fhs
boide. Of snch tai certIenste- al isstalirsnts
% inserest or s<h>r psyneets shsoh saeh bod
in order 10 prevens . foxfssfe-s az fhs rixhss
u psrehs.ss u sehenl Land, un4ss lie prvs.-
ioss 81 seessna Is % Tina 49,
Sac z Section s41s~>1 Of syfieie fSzys>e.
81 ~aid chapter 10 heresy sz>eded ~ - r.
res1= soeesoe IA n s=y psrrhs~er 81 seAnst
lad skAIi fsii % rsy sb< sE.ai i-sss>s WIN
The ~a1e beoo-zes de-. - fss hals,oe 81 ths
psIrrAass rsos~y vhea tss sane becoDS d.e.
4 .ka;i 10 The dssy 81 Tia o,zxfy eseGk - Tia
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diss~iy % sssse % Tia yzseAa>>s . suei<s N
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-21
Senatorial Convention.

By virtue of the authority vested in us Dy the
State Conservative Committee, we do hereby
designate Wednesday. the4!h day OF September,
1870 Is the time and the city ct Aloxandris as
the place for holding convention 70 nEHlnnso a.
i4th senatorial district, in the Senate OF Vir'
Rinia. all, no
The representation in the convoation VIII De
one delegate for each one hundred CONSERVATIVE
voters and each fraction over lily, cast IN the
several counties at tho last presidential eiec"oh
The district is composed oi Ase1iao,A W;;am ''' ''
HUGH LATHAM.
Ch. Alex. City and County,Con. Com.
THOMAS Moore,
Ch, Fairfax Conservative Committee
w. w. THORNTON,
Oh, Prince VIM. Con. Committee
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AUCTION BALES.

TRUSTEES SALE oF TWO HUNDRED
a ACRE FARM, ADJOINING MOUNT
VER&ON--Un SATURDAY, September 90
1879, st y H., in front OF the Pcstotlice Alexan.
dtia, Va. the subscriber, rs trustee in a deed of
trust from Kdwin 7. Howand and wife, dated
July Is, 1861 will sell, By public auction, a
TRACT OF LAND, il Fairfax county, adjon
ing tho Mount Vernon estate, containing 24-
ZEPHYR ESTATE.
Ternis: $1,000 cash; the residue in one and
property. 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
aug lG-oots Trustee
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFLAND IN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY, NEAR MOUNT
FERNON-By virtue Of tho DEGREES of tho Cir.
cui! Court OF Fairfax county, pronounced at its
Novem Der term, 1874. ard Juno term, 1879, in
the suit of John Haislip against Jas. S. Marders
and others, we shall, 81 IL M, on MONDAY.
the 10Th day Of September ensuing (Court day.
IN front Of the Court House OF SAID county, sell
by public auction, TO tho highest bidder, that
TRACT OF LAND wGcr5on tho aaid James $,
Aardors at present resides, situated on Pohick
creek, and containing about i1G acres, the exact
quantity TO be made known on the day Of sale.
It has upon i. comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with tho usual and necessary ouibuild.
ngs. good orchard, and is q yery productive
farm.
Terms of Ssle: Ono hunGred do!lsrs cash, to
meet costs and expenses of eale, and the residue
III tlrco equal annual payments, 10 bear interest
from Tie day OF kale, and to bo secured by tho
notes of the purchaser, with good personal So
curly, and retention OF title until the last pay.
ment is msde. II W. THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
aug l5-wiw Comm'ra. Of Sale
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supplied twice day.
BRENGLE'S milk snl CREAM STAND
IN TIE CiTE MARKET (H. Simpson, Man
agofD will oiior tao richest Hiilk sad tho pures:
Cream oTor prodGcod. Soc and you'll agree
I.y and you'll buy. Fra:h Milk will slso bt
kept on draft and in leo at his King street es.sb
lishmcnt.
he offers Candies aDd Tai!y Of all kinds
Black, Frat, Pound, Jelly Snd Fancy Cakes
Iio5 speciality. TIails Nuts, Contectioneries,
Water Ices snd sil the delicacios Of the season.
lie eaters Tor ia;a!le2 sEd entertainments, End
suNphoa iElGl!l:,s WITH milk. my 70
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LUNT & DAVIDSON.

SAPANULE-GOOD FOR MAN AND
- BEAST-It cures Wounds, Bruises, ,Sprains,
sores, Told and new stops Bleeding promptly,
takes the ire onl of Burns and ScalGs, removes
lntlammstory Pain, such as Headache, Neural
gls, Bsckache, etc; takes the soreness out OF
Bunicns and Corns, curing them, and is GER
tain cure for Chilhlsins. It is tho lest Head
wash ever used. For sale By
sugS l.. SThBLEE 500
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GUPERB LINEOF TOILET ARTICLES
- Atkinson's. Lows. Lubin's, Grown" and
kdo's ST, fine handkerchief extracts. Genuine Fa'
very superior. Lubin's and Caudrsy's toilet
powd ders. Societe Hygenique, Lubin's, Lows
genuine Brown Windsor, Coudray's Savon dc
Glyccrine Rosee Printaniore, Cashmere Boquet
and other fine soaps. Fine English Hair Brushes
Genui1e St. Thomss Bay Rum. Florids Water
Whites Tooth Powder.
ie2l LUNT e. DAVIDSON
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+ 1EBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, Valen.
f. tines hoat Juice, Valentines Meat Juice
sid Glycerine, HubbePs Prepared Whest ons
cf tho best preparations for infants food Gran.
ula, Arrow Root. Corn Starch, Tapiocs. Ssgo,
EXracss Vanilla, Strawberry, Orange, &c,
LiqGd Renne:. &C jast received fresh Supplies
Js q L. S LEADBMhTER s BRO
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aug 9-2swts Spoci.l Commissioner Of Sale
TT Z U S T EE'S S SALE OF VALUABLE
d REAL ESTATE near ALEXANDRIA,
by virtue Of that certain deed of trust, executed
by Jerome Linton and wife, barring date the
10Th day OF March 1876 and of record on ,he
land records of Fairfax County libor n, No. 1,
psge @lT, shall. OF SATURDAY. tho 25lh day
ot July, 1879, at p. NJ, IN front Of BurIo Ioughs'
store, cor. franklin sad Patrick streets in said
county OF Fairfax sell TO the highest bidder that
IhACT or PAEVEI OF LAND conveyed by
said deco known as "Sheriden's Point,n and
containing 50 acres, rood, snd 25 poles, more
t;r or less This farm is improved by . TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in
good order, with al the required out buildings,
oxcel!on: snd thrifty apple aud peach orchards
and tao land is well adapted to tho usual and
Varlcd products of that thrifty secLirr uf tho
county. This laud liea on the Potomac opposite
TO Fori Washington. and mas landing on tho
river fUr STEAMBOATS, and other small Graf.
Terms Of sale: Enough in hand TO pGy tho
expenses Cf sale, and also S%9l IS on tho day Of
Salei tEo residue IN two equal annual payments,
20 bear ntarGst from tho dsy Of ssle, and to be
occurred by lien on the property
THOMAS MOOHE, Trustee.
Fairfax Go, je29.w4w
Tho above sale i5 postpoi>od By consent OF
nartles until TU UESDhY, the 2G.h day OF Au
gust, when tho ssme will take place at tho same
hour snd nlaca THOS. MOORE,
Jy 2o~W4W Trustee.
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?EI J. III
tF0Ai.I
- GHal
We iaviLe tho attnition Of t.nalo.s and com
aun"Ts ~ ou7 large stock o. CAREFULLY
HhEPA BED COAL nt tho following varieties:
"EKEA'% VALLEY,
LOE2EkEY End
HuhMOKIN RED ASHf
WRITE Ash t.:cc burning and hard) 0.
't":nCr, broken, egg stove sMd nu. sizes.
Also GEOkHi9SC GREEK, K,CUMBERLAND
snd X a II AW IA SPIINT, from West Va.
Making Cos! q specially, wo aim To keep only
tho ZIG HHST GRADES. and having twolarSa
%Lur@so Yards, each vsriety is kept separate,
@nh is especially prepared for family use.
lnfds ilooroj, and all Coal sont out WELL,
StkEEH Ed ANO FREE FROM IMPURI.
TIES.
Dsa!ors, lsm!iliea, public Institutions and man
Guc.o!a9 supplied at lowest market rsto-pcr
ton q Z.!i3 lbs. 7. j. Nj EHAFFEY S Co,
feb Wharf and Ysrds foot Of Queen st
t"Ai COAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-21

THILDREN'S CARRIAGTSl
~ CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
We have in store nice lot Of Chiltren's Car.
r!sses OF the latest styles, which We are selling
st prices 10 suit tho times. Persous in want of
them would do we'll TO cell and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
MCLEAN & UHLER,
nh - rs King street,
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