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Notice.
Land cGos st Prescott. Arisans,

Land cfsce d Prescott, Arissns,
 June, 2, IsSa. Noties is hereby given ihsf the following nsei s~t- ter has fled notice of hts intention final proof fn support of his csirn and final entry thereof at the A. r Land Ofce al Prescott A. T.. the sth day of June iSsy: JOHN A. BRo~E for the northeast quarter sectoa 2a, Tsp I2 F, and names ihe fol lowing his witnesses, viz: Gee V. Hauce E. Mun- roe, c. Bancroft and $. A. wflso1. all of fsyspai County. WILLIAM V. KELLY, Register, Prescott, June 2 iSs0.
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Settle Up!

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the ur dersgned respectfully requested to settle the same without delay. c. T. ROGERS.
 Prescott, May 6, 1SsD,
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]. $. CURTIS, Mining Engineer and Metallursist, Q. g.. Deputy Surveyor of Mining Lands.
 MINERAL PARK, AT. May 25th, 1880.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT coUAT or THE THrRp JUDICIAL DISTRICT, THK TERRITORY or ARrzosA,n
 AND FOE ZEE CouxTf OF YAyAPAI.
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LEGAL
Admsuissrafsr,s Sale os Rect
 Estate.

Notice is Aarrbs slrsn shAf la rz-~nsncs af s -k> ef ras Pressie csars "a s4 fsr tke oouass uf xszS, terrsogy ef Arizona, mkis the 1alA azy a{ kr<ll A. D., lsso -
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Matters.
 TOPEKA, KANSAS, June 9th, 1880. ". N. KELLY, MAYoR-The St Louis and San Franaisco Railway Co. have con- trol of the 35th parallel route. can get no positive information until I meet the President, Mr. Winslow, who is in New York am assured here that it will be built forthwith. Three hundred miles from AL buquerque towards Prescott are under con- tract for construction within one year.
 c. c. BRAN, for Committee.
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The Bradshaw Milling Company, substitu-l ted for Mary A- Bean, PiSinttn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
AVETE3E AsE.ES,


F51RUSrSE:5 SALE or p VALUABLE
Z TRACT Of LAMDIN FAiHFAX CO.,
VA-By Virtua Of + deed Of trust executed BIZ
John <. Airche!oo md John e. Claggatt 20 the
undersigned, So trustee. and dated on the l. d
Gsy OF June 1873 snd duty recorded on tbs
laad records Of Fairfax county, vs. in liber =,
No. 4 folio 44O sc will sci! q. pDbiic auction,
on hQ: DAY lie i6:h tay Of February, 1880,
(that being Court day. in fT2lt Of the Court
House cf s.id county, TO the highest bidder go
much Of 3 cef.sia TRACT or LAND, contain.
jnV 3i5 sc-es, more or less, situate il said coun-
~. on the Pohick Rolling Road: and being lot
~ l in the division Of tce real aststo OF VIM
Chichester, deceased, which wss conveyed 10
". (. Good WIN and by MN 70 the aforesaid
kincheioe & ClsRrstt. ty deeds of record in
inc Clerks olice IF toe said county Is will the
beneficiary under said deed OF trust, (James
Gr!mser) the SUN IF one Thousand dollars, With
Interest thereon f.on tho 18th day Of June 1874
Terms Vi Sale-Cseh.
F. D, KICHARDSON, Trustee.
Fairfax co ISL I5-ts
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, hsve you caught cold? ara you
unable to raise the phlosm? Have you an irri-
tstion in the throat? & sense Of oppression on
the lungs. with short breath? Do you have .
fit of coughing on lying DOWN. a sharp pain
now snd then in region Of the heart shoulders
and back? If SO, OUR ADVICE Is to take
ct once dose of TUFTS Expoctorsnt; you will
repeat the Ezpectorsnt, place hot iron to the
fsat tska two Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
ISL into 8 pleasant sleep and wake up in the
morning cough gone, lungs working freely;
oagq breathing and the bowals moving in a nst-
ursl manner. To prevent o return Of these
syn, ptopls use tho Expector ent several days.
Gttice, 35 Nj URERY ST, n. YORK.
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The LONGEVITY OF FISH There ia, I be-.
lieve, authentic evidence to show thst csrp have
attained an age of zoo yesrs. There is tradition
that within the last Hfty years pike was living
in Russia whose age dated back to the fifteenth
century. The fish is said to have been eighteen
feet long, This, however, is not considered
very reliable. But there is nothing to prevent
fish from living almost indefinitely, ss it has
no period of maturity, but grows with each year
Of life. in species like mammals and birds.
" here there is limit. def mite term Of 5esrs is
generally the rule.-Prof Bal d.
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BY o. Nosl & Lucas. Auctioneers.

RF VIRTU Of decree Of the Cornorstion
- Court for the city cC AleI9ndris Va rem
dcrod 81 the January term, leo, thereof in ID c
cnsncery cause OF Skfimr7e ~. Skidmore th c
sa5sc7iber, as commissioner OF aale. spgonled
~ the said decree, H!l expose for sale al public
suction on SATURDAY, the 3ist Gsy of Jan.
usry, 1850. 81 y m. in froat Of the Marko:
buiidiox on Roysl atrGet. in the city Of Alex
andris. va, TENEMENT and LOT OF
GROUND, in tho said city Of Al.x4ndris. situ-
%ted on the south side OF Z loon street, between
Henry and Patrick, in front on Q zen street 90
i"ai inches, ard runni9g south W .raly in depth
100 feet to 2 Is feet silly. being the premises
now occupied by Misses Emily sna Maria Skid
mora
Tsrtns Of sale: One third of tho purchase
moLey IN cash, ana the residue III Two ecu
p.T ments ut six and twaiYe months from the
DAY OF sale; tho deferred payments TO bear in.
toEest from the day of sale, and TO DC secured by
the notes OF the purchaser with approved SO
curlty, and the retention Of the title TO the prop
erty until they aC0 paid
ALBEIT STi!ART,
jan l6-aOLs Comm'rs o!Seln,
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El'SCHEATOK'S SALD-By order of the
~ Governor OF TIE Commonwealth of Virgin
H. :. rs csCheat5r vii! Offer for sale al the froat
door Of The Court House Of Alox 9ndris county,
On MONDAY, the 16.h dH7 of JanusrY, 1880,
that being Court day. "; y o'clock m, TWAN.
TY-0NE ACRES, two rOods ara twen.y-one
poles Of LAND, in the ssid county Of hlexsn-
dris, lately tho property Q: J.':es Eiiton deed,
which said lsD1 hiss "sChG&tod 10 the Common
wealth. according 10 law
Terms OF Sale: One third Of the purchase
money will be required in cesh Ii residue in two
cqaa! annual pay UgG.5. bearing interest from
Say OF sa!oi the purchaser TO execute bond, with
good personal security, md the legal L;tio 10 be
retained till the whole of tho purchase money is
paid F&HEGIS NJ. MILLS,
dec l2-iw EscheatOr
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SUBLlC SALE OF REAL E3CATE-ks
4 administrator de bonis non with the will
annexed Of Richard o. shirley, decd. / will
oH3r for ss!e st Gainesville. in Prince William
county, on SATURDAY, January 24.h 1880,
!. The HOUSE, at Gainesville, recently occu.
pied by Mrs Susan Shirley. deceased. with out.
buildings, and FIFTY AND HkLF ACRES
OF LAND. The land is in good stste OF cul-
.lvsllon End mostly cleared; tho buildings are
In good order
2 TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY.OEE ACRES OF LAND. sdioin.
ing Gainesville on the right hand side of the
road Leading from Gainesville to Brentsyille,
and on the left side OF the rosd from Gainesville
TO 6uck,aEd. This laad has 8 rev and valuable
DWEjLIHG HOUSE on it, with out buildings
snd blacksmith shop Che only one in Gaines
vi!lc) ibis Is a!l very desirable property, situ-
atod at Gsnesv:!le. s thriving village.
lerms OF Sale: Ono fourth cssh the residue
ii three equal annual iasta menta, the purchas-
ers giving bonds with approved persona secur-
NY, bearing Interest from the day OF sale, sud
Inc title to be retained unit! tho las! payment
has been made. f. LYNN,
Adm'r do b3ns non W. W. q. of
dec iS-w4w 4. q. Shirley. deceased.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
~ COUNTf.-Dy virtue of & decree rendered
IN the suit 0! Gooding's sdm'rs. VS.. Utter back,
now pending In the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county,. at the June term, 1870. of said court.
named. will. on MONDAY, the 10Th dsy OF
Jsnusry. 1850. (cour: day.. at u O'clock M, be.
lore the door OF the Court House, sell to the
highest bidder, a. public auction. that certain
IRACI OF LAND. lying in said county, rear
tho villsEe OF Centrevile containing ONE
HUSDkEn AND SEVENTEEN ACRES
AND ONE HALF, Ql71), more or less. for
merly owned by B. d. Uiterbsck. and adjoin.
ing the lands OF Thons: n. S.ewsrt and Others
me ssid real estste lie without bui!dings, but OF
good quality and susceptible Of ready improve.
ment.
Terms OF Sale: One tenth of the purchase
money to De psid in hand on the dsy Of sale 8:
deposit, liable to be forfeited and the land 7e.
sold if the terms Of S.le sre not complied with
The residue in three eGusl payments st six
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
Inc day of sale, 80 be secured By the bonds o
the purchaser, and retention Of the title until thu
whole Of the purchase money shall be paid.
THOMAS MOOSE,
declo-W4T Special Com mr.. Of Sale.
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TAKE WARNING.-Goods are positively ad
varc ng, and adVal cling rapidly, and before We
take our annual inventory VI, will sell all goods
at old prices. We have large stock of Dry
Goods. Carpets, P,ece Goods, Silks. Casbmers
and various other goods. Parties Investing
non will save from 20 20 so pr ct. Call and
see Us. ISAAC EICuBERG.
Successor 20 laymaker Go,
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.

Memphis February II. 1871.
Dr. Tut: Sir-l hsve been suffering for near.
lY two years with q severe cough. When
commenced taking your Expectorant was re-
dGee3 10 ono hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. / had tried almost everything; had
terrible nigh: swests I have taken half dozen
bottles. The night sweats have left me. the
cough has disappeared. and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. / recommend it to all my
friends. With CREST respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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You CAN FIND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Tin Ware. such as Baking PsDs, Pie Paps,
Cutters, &c., cheap q. STANsBURY's,
Cor. King and Columbus ct,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

BLACK CAsHMEREs, Tamise a1d Henrietta
cloth; just opeued new line at
ISAAC EICBBERG's.
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TAKE WALK and look around ut ISAAC
EICHBERG's S for immense bargains.
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FtsEHA tsai&'Ts, FESsz, SIC.

+! O!IC4--I csll the attention of the public
- 10 the northeast corner of the Market, on
Fa!r!ax s1d Cameron stFoets. whore hsVe re-
sumst bUsros5 az my old stand. and will have
on hand a. -! tilaes 4 good supply OF CHOICE
FkbnH =. Eats, coGsistnG Of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb, Yea. hn3 Pork, together with ell kinds
Of 50 U:A&E end fypDINGS, Of my own
lns0Ufactrro. a!so call attention to stsIl No.
az; ouposl.s where tsve on hGnd Hne selec-
ton OF C1liCE PiCkhkS, consisting of Gu
cunOeca, Cn0w thc~. Ohop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, HEaTkinb, Cauilower and Picked
Onions I'D O.! kinds of Pickles in gloss Jars !;
aa!ford Sauce. Ea:wiclsslliro Sauce, Gstsup,
French MusisrA. pure O!ivs OIL, imported
,Sdam Chee:e. Pepper 6suce, Ssrdinos in quar-
ter and half boxes. Ii,ncs Moat, Maccaroni
jIoiGt ns, ETC.: CIOIC& SMQkEU FISH, pre
parad for table usa Immediately, consisting of
Msckfel, Ebad Salmon and Potomac Roe Her.
ring. Ally of these @r:icigs ca1 he procured ST.
taE market hears NJ ny store. sc II south Fair.
fa1 street zoo 6hIs cf Fish consisting of genu-
inc HsbradcE end Family Roe !j2rrlng, in bble,
half bb!s and kits; POTOMAC Hhad, in barrels,
hc! barrels end kits hlaoKeral, Nos. !. 2 and 3,
in bsrFos, EaIt barrels snd kits.
nov . 8. J. REED
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JUST THINK. reject moment, and see Ebs
you can save by buying now at
ISAAC EICHBERG's s.
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G 7 ECIAL EOTICE.

all our accounts have been made of TO Jsnu-
ary lst 1870. snd our friends are requested to
settle promptly.
Jsn D. T. BRASHEAR
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!GU 3JIC SAjlE.

By virtue OF sn order Of tbs Corporation Court
Of he city Of A!eSandria Va, entered at the
Janusry term. 1880, in the csuse Of W. w.
Kirby vs Z. a App5!!, I will sell By public
suction, on SATURDAY, January q, 1850 ct
10 5. r., st Hooe's wharf, foot of Prime. slreet,
in the city OF Alexsndris. W.. tha schooner
Al Ill b, Pst:T and ell nar tackle ard fur
Hiture Ter:ns oc Salc-Cash
T. r. LUCAS
On It.tA Sncr.lt niir- 81 Z -;
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Bill Arp on 5aOaS.

| kneW that Harris had got hold cf some
sheep meet somoWhcre, for he had another vic
lert paragraph against dogs the next morning. !
can always tell waeG hs hos mutton for dnner.
1t seems 10 affect bis head, though never did
consider him mutton hosdad. lie is too dog
ma,io 70. that.
Old Bows is dead, my loViog aud trusting
friend, the defender Of my children, the pro-
tector of my household 10 the dark and silent
watches Of the uight. For thirteen years he
has becp fond and faithful. and uoW We feel
Ike one Of the family is dead. Bows was tbs
b3s. Judge Of humau nature | ever F.w. Ho
knew an honest man Sud gentleman by in
Stnct.
lie never frightened women or a child-he
noVcr went tearing down the froat walk sf.cr
anybody, but the very looks Of him would skeer
piegor to death. When thcy had como to
our house they begun to holcT hello ~ q
quarter of mile off, Bows loved 10 skeer EN-,
no did. He had chsrac,er AID emotions.
Having 90 tail to Wse (tor be was Dot cur
tsiled) &c did the boat that be could and wagsed
where it ought to be. Bows was acrk b,iaGa.
He WAS dog Of ancestors. His father neme
vas Shylock, and his grandfathcr's Iamc vas
Sheriff, They w0rc ali honotabc dogs, never
koew him TO run up ard down neighboCa psl-
logs aftec the dog en- the other side. He
was above it--but DC never lodged resloLsi-
hility.
lie has come ip violent personal contact with
other dogs thouSsnd times. moro or ess. aud
was Eoycr the bottom dog 10 the Gght. And.
then, what 30 honest voico ho had His bark
was nos OF tho ., but wss q deep short basso
proflndo. We have buried him on tins brow
OF tho bill where be used TO sit and wsteh for
iFanps and straggeTs. Slowly and sadly as
laid him down. Talk about your shoop-I
souldo't have given him 10, whole foak.
Sheep are to eat and wear, but Bows was a
fricoa. It's like compaying sppctitc With emo
tion-tte animal With tho spiritual. Bu. am
done low. Let Harris press on his cog law.
I've got notiu' aain sdoep-in fsct. like EN-.
Ever slnce Mary had little lamb I've thought
kindly OF shoep, aud | am wiling 10 pas, law
that ~!l! cxtcrmiuatc all hounds and suck egg
pups aud yol!er dogs and betch leg fees. Thoy
are reAcction Oh Bowses memory.
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= NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Otice Evening News, Augusta. Ga.
Dr.. Tut: Dear Sir-My little con was attack
Cd with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within q
month since for the cure of which am indebt.
ed to your valuable Expectorsnt. I had tried
most everything recommended, but none did
any good until I used your K1pectorsnt. one
bottle of which removed the cough entirely.
With naay thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN NJ. WEIGLE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

ORIGIN OF PLANTS, ,-Madder came form thc
East. Celery originated in Germany. The
ctestDcS came from Italy. The onion cIjsiaat.
ed in Egypt, Tobacco isa native of Virginia.
The Dettle is native of Europe The ci,roa
is native OF Greece. chs Pine is native OF
America The poppy oriei1ated in tho
Elst. Oats originated 10 North Africa
Barley was found in the mountai1s CT
Hlnaiaya Wheat is supposed to have c,me
aud 10 have grown simultaneously 10 Tartary,
north OF the Hinaia?a Mountains. Paraely was
first knoWniu SARDINIA. Su4hower was brought
from Peru. The cabbage grows wild 10 Sibe.
ria. The parsnip is native of Arabia.
Ebs potato is native of Peru. Buck sheut
came from Siberia. Milet vas known in India
The apple and pear are from Europe. Spinach
was first cultivated in Arabia. The mulberry
tree originated 10 Persia. The horse chestnut
is naive of Tibet, The cucumber came fTou
the East Indies. The q1irce came from the
island Of Crete. The radish is q pativo OF
China aud Japan. Peas aro supposed to be Of
Egyptian origin. The garden c7ess is from
Egypt and thu East. Horse radish csme from
the South of Europe. The z3al and flax shows
its origin by its name. Tho coriander grogs
wild near the Mcditcrralcau. The Jeru;aicm
| arickoke ls a Brazilian production. Hemp is
native Of Persia and the + ;st Indies. The
| tomato ORIGINATED 10 South Aneric4, but vas
| known iu Eoglant as carly as 1887, Dodoe1s,
a Hoen agt;culturiat, mentions the tomato 10
| 1883 es "a vegetable to be eaten With pepper,
| salt aud OIL" The bean is a naiye Of Persia.
The beat originated in Africa aud Asia. The
cabbage canc iroI1 England Cayenne pepper
came from the tropice; the best varieties from
| the West Indies. The sweet potato came frou,
| tropical America, aGd was early introduced in
| to Europe.
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y. = II = EJ-t.3,
an 14-.d Sorgt city Of Alcxandris

{ tOA MISSION hHS Sale OF VkLUA-
~ 8LE Landry virtue Of s. decree pro-
nounced ny tho Circuit Court c: Prince William
county, o. the Ncvomber special term, 1879,
thereof in the chalcory suit Of S.onGei ys. Ston
nc!i, hhe undeT-igned. spec!si commissioners
therein nsmod vii! offer for ssle at public auc
ton, before the front door Of he court house o.!
the said county, on MONDAY, the 9TH day of
Jsn4&ry, 1850 Chat being Conri day that VAL.
CABhE FARh. situated IN tna said county
called IN hAB5CO," c0nteinjng about 633
acres This farm lice on the Neabsco run. about
one ALI mile from Nasbsco Mills ana pDstoiIce;
Il ls heavily tiUbcred snd has on il a CON mo
piOUo ~ hLIiNG and aii necessary out
houses, we'll fenced sad in gooG state of cult
vau"n. 1t has on it also 3 VALUABLE
SLATE QUAkkY, which has been extensive
~ Wo ked 81 ce the war.
Terms OF Sale: One third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue in three eousl
payments vt ona, two snd three years, with in
tcro9t from day of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds, with approved security, FOR tho deferred
payments. and the title 10 be rc.airad until the
whole Of tho purchase Yn0rcy is pai...
Mr Richard StOnrcl living on the premises,
will tSke pleasure in showing the farm TO any
person wishing 10 purchase
q, pic. Of the farm may bG seen 81 lh9 Office OF
John II. Johnsca, esq, alexandria, Va.
JOHN N. JOHNSON c
E. Z MEEAn!TH, ftI,' ~ofiul TS'
N. Z. LjPSCDMG VI "sle'
Prince Wiiliam county, dec It's
sa Th" above sale has been POSTPONED urti!
AUHDAI, the - day of Eeb,u srJ, 1856 Court
day, ai lho same place. jan 9-.s
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NEsssCHNAE-
FsEsssClNAE,
DIR. TUFTS
.E:iXlPECT0RANT.
IN 25 CTS, AND 81 BOTTLEs.

is properties sro neuueent, Nutritivo, Bal
aam:c, Soothing snd EealinG. Combining sll
these qualities, il is the mos. effective LUNG
bALSAM ever offered to sufferers from pu!mo.
nsrg diseases.
Or. j. +. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
taTily indorses il. Resd what he says:
New York, Sept. l9, 1877.
Or. Tut: Dear Sir-Duriug this yesr trest-
ed ni1e hundred casea of luag diseases. In the
lower Wsrds Of the city the csses were of very
severe type 1t WAS there my attention was
called TO TUFTS Expectoraut, snd confess nav
surpriso st its wonderful power. During = prac-
tico OF twenty years have never known med
ic!uo TO act IS prompt!g and with such bsppy
effects. ltinstsHtty slodued the most violen
Its OF coughing, and invariably cured the di-
sesse in s few days. l cheerfully endorse it as
tie best lung medicine l ever used
J.FRANCIS HAYWOOD, NJ. D. =!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

pKIME NEW CURRANTS. Citron and
l. Raisins just received by
dec2 J, G. AILBURN.
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I'o1s' TOYS To1S'
The balance Of our stock of TOYS will be sold
without regard to cost. Call early and secure
bargains at FERGUSON & BROS,
dec g 96 King street
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ESTABLISHED 1850.

W WINDSOR COFFEE POTS
We have just received an invoice of the above
celebrated Coffee Pots, which are pronounced
THE BEST by sll who have used them
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
oct z 76 King strsst
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= AA'AAN''
Three Button Kid Gloves at Soc.
Double width Bersge at 25c.
Ladies' Linen Collars at Sc at
nov II G. Q. BERRYS.
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DO YOUR COOKING BY STEAM which
~ is the purest and best hcat known for the
purpose. Call and examine the COMMON
SENSE COOKER" For sale by
decl6 MCLEAN s. UHLEK 76 King st
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NATIONAL BRylLERSl NATIONAL
~ BROILERSll--For broiling meats aud
oysters, or toss!iDg bread. Nothing can COM
pare TO the stiona Broiler. For sale By
nov2O MCLEAN s. URLER, T6 King st
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GeriaaT:owa Wool, Zephyr Wcrstsd, Shet.
Lard F'caa aad German Moolen Yarns, Aa
uauel cnr Stock ia compleie.
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N5INCE MEATi MINCE MEAT At
W. mo!e's Standard Mince Meat, the old re-
liable and tayorite brand, for aae in packages
and By tie pound at J. G. MILBURN'S,
deci9 10 N. ROYAL st.
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~ We solicit an examination OF our stock Of
Ladies Fine Shoes and Boots, of which We have
very full line of ell the new styles. and at such
prices Us cannot be beat.
sepl9 w. B WADDEY, ITO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-13
The Old Mans Dream,
From the Cleveland Leader.

Tht arrest of the alleged assasins of
Jacob Baughman in GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
enables a worthy man to nod his head
and mutter to himself: t'Well, I Thought
there was something in that dream. !"
On the night Of the murder, nearly
seventeen years ago, man living in the
neighborhood of Uniontown had a dream.
In the dream he saw Jacob Baughman sur
rounded at his own fireside by three per-
sons, saw them conversing together,
heard their conversation, watched their
movements, and saw them strike the
fatal blow. He recognized every face,
and when Baughman fell dead to the
floor the dreamer awoke. He told his
wife what horrible dream he had had,
while the cold sweat ran off his body.
The next day man went to his house
and said: "Have you heard of the
homicide % "Whathomicide % he said.
in establishment. "Old Jacob Baugh-
man was murdered last night" "Hold
on! Stop right there" said he, "until
relate my dream" and he did relate it
just as he had told his wife the night
previous, but he omitted the names of the
men he saw commit the crime. In few
days he told his brother, and gave him
the names of the assassins, in strict con-
fidence, but never revealed them to any
one else. A lawyer frequently asked the
dreamer to give him the names of the
murderers, but he refused to do it.. A
few days ago he asked him again. 1t
was on the day that the arrests were
made. "They are on the right track, -
he replied, but would say no more.