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r. Mrs. ii. n. Hutchinson will give a concert at
the Methodist church, in Highland, November 18th.
She will be assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, and
many other singers of the town. Mrs. H. is about
leaving the West, and this will he the last opportu-
nifty her friends will have of hearing her sing Con
cert will commence at s O'Clock. Admission, 81
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STOP THAT COUGH

By going to the reliable and wellknown Drug Stand
of ID. C. Sinclair and C. b. Bickford &. Co. and buy
ing q bottle of GREEN MOUNTAIN CoUGH BALsAN
IT. after using twothiris you get relief return the
balance, and get your money back. See advertise
ment in this paper. sept.2-so.
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" The joke is on Uncle Johnny breckenridge
He thought he voted for Hancock hut accident
saved him from that sin if it did lose him his vote.
He had his ticket tucked away in his vest pocket,
but he got hold of the wrong paper and voted an
or,ler somebody had sent him for a wheelharrowi
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" We to-day call attention to the advertisement
of the PKIcKLY ASH BTTERs, which can be found in
another column. These Bitters made from the
purest and best materials and their tonic and cath
artic properties render them superior to all others
in disorders Of the Stomach Bowels Liver &c
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DRUGS.

HERRING BROS, Highland Station, KS.
~ S. l.. Ryan has returned from Colorado. lie
called in, Monday, and informed that he intended
remaining in Doniphan County, for the time being
if not permanently and will practice the profession
of law, his location being Severance. He is an old
and wcll-known citizen, and needs introduction
from See his professional card, in the proper
column. ..a-a-...
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Drc...Maktng ana Millinery.

Millinery goods sold cheaper than ever known in
Troy before. Hats from IS and 40 cents mp to any
figure desired. No charge extra for trimming. Have
also yarns, zsphyrs, and good variety of notions.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
Nov. 4. Mrs. r. LOCKE.
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Fire Insurance and Money Loaning.

d. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent,
of Troy, gives you your choice of half dozen Of
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which to insure your property, at the
cheapest rates. He will also loan money real
estate security, at the lowest of interest OF
fee adjoining Boders' Bank. 9scpso.
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hite CIoud salad.

| The d. & N. Railroad transfer steamer Tioe-Pres
ideni, passed up the river. Saturday.
| Our Band expect to visit Falls City, on wednes
day, to aid the Falls City Band in their concert
W. L. Campbell, editor of the Kansas City Nail
spent Sunday in our city. The young man has some
attractions in our burg at the present.
grand Garfield boom, last Thursday night. A
big bonfire built on Main Street and the anvil
doomed until near midnight. Many n hurrah for
Garfield and other Republican candidates was given
The new buildings in town being pushed along
lively now. to have them completed before cold
weather. if possible.
Miss Julis johnson, Of Oregon visited our city, on
Monday.
IL is said that man in town busy fighting
the Republican ticket, and seeing how other people,
voted that he forgot it himself. and missed his vote
The steamer Benton passed down. last Sunday.
Our music dealers have received four organs here,
this week.
Mr.. L. L. Orton returned home. on Monday, from
Ouray, Colorado. where he has been for several
months past. Mr.. Orion has taken several claims
and reports times good The Colorado fever is again
spreading through our city.
wagon passed through here, on Wednesday, on
which was inscribed: Going to our wifes folks
ried-HooK-HooK-.-AtF Forest City, No.,
November 9TH, 1890, Mr.. Theodore Hook to Mis-
Laura Hook. The happy pair left for Southern Kan
sas, their future home on Monday evening IBy
Hookey-Pr.l
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch Moore and Miss Lilly Burk-
halter left for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Moore expects to make their home
there, and Miss Lilly will visit relatives there until
spring.
Rev. Daniel Wilson, OF Atchison, still continues to
hold his revival On last Sunday morning. he bap-
tiza1 fvai f,t he. AL. H..
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noNIPHA1 CouNrY DIRRCTORY

Judge n Judicial District-ALPRED G.. OTIS
County Commi-sioBrrs-R z. SHULsKT, CTKus LELASI
JR WILLIAM IL DECKARD,
Sherih-CHARLEs BuRKHALIER-
Clerk Of District COur-F. J. CLOSE
Trea-urrr-SANUEI. v. JOHNSON.
County Clerk-D. W. MOK-E.
County Att0rney-THoHAs W. HEAuET.
Probate Judge-ROBEEI WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-ERASMuE F. DIXON.
Superintendent of Public Instrueti0n-EDwiS HEESEr.
Surveyor-CHARLEs CoRBUsER
COruner-DR. ROBERT $ DNsMORE.
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p Col. ID. NJ. Johnston arrived in Troy, last
week, and expects to spend the greater part of the
winter here. He says he came within few votes Of
being elected County Attorney Of Rocks County and
eongratulntes himself that he beat Hancock.
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~ Coughs colds, bronchial affections, sore lungs,
hoarseness, pulmonary complaints and all lung dis
cured by DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup. Ask
vnnr drnnrist 49,
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rF-There will be preaching at the Presbyterian
church, next Sunday, November 18th. Subject for
morning-"As man is. is his God" Evening
..Joseph.r All who come. are made welcome.
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Nm, soi,aie belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
VIM send their celebrated Electro-v oltaic Belts TO
INC 60 upon 30 dnys trial. Speedy cures guar
without delay. .'e ~ 'Ie'
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70 The Directors of the Doniphan County A., II.
NJ. Association will meet at the Office of the Secre-
tary, in the Court House, Saturday, November
%. at O'clock d. M T. W. HEArLEY. Sec.
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70 The oldest voter at Wathcna, at the late cleo
tion, was Granville p Livermore, and the youngest
was his son, Perpont Livermore Both voted for
Garfield and the straight Republican ticket.
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n Diphtberia prevails to an alarming extent in
various parts of the County. In some localities il
has been very fatal. We have heard of but one Sc
we're in this vicinity but the patient recovered
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FRANKLIN RARCoCK

On long time, at per cent. interest, on wen I'M
proved Farms in Doniphan County, Kansas Apply to
june24. Xxx Stout, Troy, Kansas
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re. Charley Burkhalter has sausage.meat
grinder All that is necessary is for dog stand
outside the door and bark in at the machine and il
will turn out first-class sausages.
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LEcTURE--on Wednesday evening. November
Eth, Mrs De Geer Call will lecture in the NJ E.
church. in Troy. the subject of Masonry, in favor
of the nrter
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The publishers of WIDE AWAKE have secured for
that magazine the new story which George NaeDon-
aid is now writing II will be printed directly from
the authors own manuscript
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The KsePsdke Ter. Book, beautiful volume now
in press, will be ready 1t contains Scriptural
texts upon one page, and blanks for writing upon
the other
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NoiIce.

This is to notify all persons indebted to by note
book account, to call and settle the be-
fore November 27th 1880 J. A. CANPBELL-
Severance, Kas.. Nov. IL, 1880. 3w.
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AOIice.

All persons indebted to are notified to call and
make settlement, without unnecessary delay.
4noy C. b. BICKFoRD & CO.
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n TAXI your wheat to tie Kanaas NH, 1t Don-
iphan, and exchange II for q Ad Astrar Flour.
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CHEAP MONEY!

Moneyto loan in any amount, and at low
rates Of Interest. kPPlyto
GEO. T. WOOD,
sljuaeso Troy, Kansas.
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II Pleasant to take and a sure cure, is the YER
dict by the people Of Dr. Marshalrs Lung Syrup for
coughs and colds Price IS cents and 50 cents
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2 Large stock of new millinery goods, at the
lowest prices, Mt Mrs Dempsey's, opposite Boder's
hank
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Y Farmers will hear in mind that the Kansas
Mills, at Doniphan, are running every day. except
ing Sundays The proprietor knows how to please
the public, and always docs it. Take yonr wheat
there. and exchange it for -four oct2s
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VAN BUSKIRK q BRECKENRIDGE
Thus rar. and No Farther.

To Hon. John Martin, Chairman Of Democratic STATE
Central Committee:
SRI respectfully resign my position member
of State Central Committee for ID Judicial District.
THos. HESsHALL
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~ Don't forget to the latest styles of new
hats, just received at MRS. DENrsEr's
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II piper with his Highland bagpipe was about
town, Wednesday night, playing his pipe, and gath
ering up the dimes
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AGENTS AND CaNvASsERs

AGENTS And CANVANSEKS
Make from s25 10 $50 per week selling goods for
E. G. RIDE0UT g. CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. I9Augly
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~ PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for December NOR;
than maintains its unrivalled character. There ar,
two beautiful engravings, of them a title page
trih portraits Of The principal contributors. Beside,
these. there is superb steel fashion plate exquisite
~ eolored. and magnificent eolored pattern for d
Lambrequn. which. at retail, would cost fifty cents
this is presented to the subscribers Of FeersoR as
n Christmas gift. touching lOye-story, Two
Christmases, profusely illustrated. The number
contains Supplement, with full-sze pattern for a
Dolman Ulster, the pattern alone being worth more
than the price ef the number. All these costly EN-
helli-hments afforded by the enormous circnla-
ton of "Pstcrsos,r which, the publisher says,
enables him to gire for the money than any othor.
We cannot leave this subject without speaking Of
the very high character of the stories in PefersoR
But how it be otherwise when its regular con-
tributors Ann 5. Stephens Jane g. AUSTIN Frank
Lee Benedict, Rebecca Harding Davis, and that un-
rivalled humorist, the author of Josiah Aliens
Wife, besides hosts of othersi The price of the
magazine il but Two Dollars year. To clubs it is
astonishingly low, viz six copies for nine dollars
with extra copy to the person getting up the club
Or copies for ten dollars and a-half with both
an extra copy and superb, large-size premium en-
craving .'Gran father Tells Of Yorktown" or a
aper6, qnarto Album, gilt. to the person getting up
the club. Subscribe to no magazine till you have
seen n copy Of this. Specimens sent, gratis TO
persons wishing to get up clubs, Address Charles j.
Peterson, 300 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia Pa.
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~ New goods received daily, from Chicago. La
test styles and patterns, at Mrs. DENPsEr's.
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WE OFFER

1000 yards KnickerbOcker at Gle per
yard. Cheap.
5000 yards Dress goods, at 15c to SOC
per yard. Bargains.
Also, a nice line of Black Cashmere, at
from 35c to 81 per yard-ten per cent.
cheaper than st. Joseph or Atehison
merchants dare to sell the same goods
A very large stock of Notions in every
line-Hosiery Gloves, Neck-ties, Sus-
penders, Laees, and Thousand other
things too tedious to mention.
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HERRING BROTHERS,

HIGHLAND STATION, KANSAS,
Are selling Goods strictly for Cash, and for
one-haf the profit of those who have to
make allowances for bad debts. iiocet
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% Born to ID. w. Brown, Tuesday night, No
vember 9th, son 1t will be named Robert Inger-
soil.
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HASo. hat trimmed for IS ss.... s. Nm.
Looked
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Y Go to Mrs. Locke's to get frs,-class Dress
Making.
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Y The INTERNATIONAL REVIEW for November
thing. Tn. number omen. witt, an e,cssd;naI, III
written and considered articl. entitled .w..t poD,
and the Color.d Cadets in which Professor Ceor,,
| .,J-.,,. a, W., po;,, c,;.I. - -
VI io"', larry an" ean'idLy re
views the ease Of the Cadet Whitaker, which has
been 40 amply commented upon by the nevspaper
,r.s. N. aI.o .;,.. ,,,.t ;n,.,..,;-,. -
- - """ ,"Au'"i'
=, d;s.rsn, TIM. h.s, :, w, D.. -. no nA,s
a,.Iv connected With ,hs wh;,,.t.r a.. ~, .,..
-. ,.r.h E.b, r,o,, !, T1';- ,.,,--', -"
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e The NJ E. Social will meet at Mrs. Morse,s.
Tuesday evening. November 10th.
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WIZ negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 9f.I-6
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Money TO Loan


A,lo,r rates on long time n. PRICE,
2ijunes0. Troy, Aahsas'
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Home Grown Frais for Faii- and Spring
Trade.
have large stock Of fruit trees all grown by the
most experienced nurscrymen in Afchison and Doni-
phan Counties W. q. ELIxpaR, Troy.
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II Will Fleming. of Philadelphia, has been in
town this week
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During his late visit to England, Mr.. ID. Lothrop,
of the firm of ID. Lothrop & Co., purchased of Kate
Greenaway the picture she is painting for the next
Royal Academy Exhibition, in London. 1t will be
engraved as the frontispieee of the Christmas
Der Of BiBrLASD. Mr.. Lothrop also secured a new
work by the author of Israel Mort. OrsrmdH called,
The Tsmpter Behind, which will he published in nd
vance Of the English edition.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
JAMES H. BATES, 81 Park Row, New York.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL co. 81 Park Row New York
ROwELL 4 CHESMAS, ST Louis Mo.
THIS PAPER may be found on file at George p.
4AAAS "a 4]&s RoWrll a Co Newspaper Advsr-
Using Bureau no Spruce ST. where advertisining
tracts may be made foT il IN NEW YORK.
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JuRoRs.-The following petit jurors have been
drawn for the December Term of the District Court:
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TINE TABLE No. &.
Took Effect Sunday July H. 1850. at 1900, Midnight
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WEOFFER

100 brand new Overcoats to sell, at from
% to S15 each.
300 heavy Winter Suits, for men and
boys, at from "a to S15 per suit.
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N. OF N.
ST. JOSEPH & WESTERN RAILROAD.

NJ CHURCH-Seryioes every Sabbath at IOt 4. NJ
INE and "A T.. NJ Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. K E. MCBRIDE, Pastor.
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The Little Folks Reader, issued monthly. by d. Lo-
throp & Co., as n reader for primary schools, has
become very popular magazine for home read
ing. Each number is beautifully illustrated.
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STATIONS Pacific Way Through ThrO' Frt
Express. Freight. Freight and Ac
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4. O. o. p.
Troy City Lodge. No 81 meets Saturday night at
Odd Fellows Hall B1drrs Bank All members of the
Order cordially invited 10 attend -
&C. BAILEY, &c.
JosEPH PESRoD. r. Sec
King Lodge No. IH ]. O. o. F.. meets every Tuesday
night at its Hall in Severance Kansas Visiting brothers
cordially invitsd. l. ]. ROTE y. q.
T. J. ARMSTRONG, X. s.
a. p. a. A. VI.
Troy Lodge No s. 4 F. and A. NJ meets in their Hall
first Monday in each month before fun and second
Saturday thereafter
GEO W. TOWNSEND W. NJ
D. c. SISCI-AIR, Sec.
wathena Lodge No. g. A. T. & A. NJ, meets at their
Hall every Saturday before the full and every
weeks thereafter. Visiting brethren cordially in
vited TO attend EOBERT PERIGu, W. NJ
AUG. MILLER Sec
N. OF n.
Troy Lodge No I3I7 Knights of Honor meets the
onj and fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
lows Hall BOdesS Eink.
p. s SOPER Dictator
RoBEKT WILKINSON Reporter.
Nj Z. CHURCH-SeFvices every Sabbath at lOt 4. NJ,
WE and a T. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
ing. H. Z. MCBRIDE, Pastor.
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STATEMENT OF ALLOWANCES

Nade D. tke Board q C0Hafr Con missi0Hcrs az ter
NeefiRg held October l. lssO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JOS HANSEN L. d. TUTHILL,
Master Of transportation SapainieRdt
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TRAINS EAST

So4 No 6. No. e Nc. 10
STATIONS Atlantic Way Through Thru Frt
Express. Freight Freight and Ac
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s4unso
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05
IMPORTANT UuE%TiDN%

Rcaler, havo y"u caught u cold? Ar You
unable to raise 81" 49, NJ Hive goa Al irri,
tatlon in tho Lnr,s.? I. s.s.., Of opurns.ioa on
The lungs with short breath? Do you hnvn p
Il! of coughing on lying down? A pharp pain
now and then in - region OF thu hsart, shoulders
and back2 IF SO, nUK ADVICE Is TO tsko
NJ once dosa of TUFTS Expoctorant; you will
coon DO able to raise the niiegm. In an hour
r0post the Expcctorant place : hot iron to the
feet take two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
isll into pleasant so"p and wake up in tho
morning cough gona lurga working freely :;
easy breathing and tho bowels moving in q nat
ura manner. 70 prevent q return of those
symptoms use the Expnct"rant several days
Office, 80 Nj UKKAI ST, N YOKE
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HhU TERRIBLE NIGlT SWEAT&.

Memphis February II, 1871.
Dr. Tut :ir--i have boon suffering Tor nosr-
iy two years with severe cough Whom [
Commonccd taking your kxpec.orant WAS ra.
ducol to ono hundred ard sixteen pounds in
weight. / hnd tried alrnost everything; had
terrible hisnL sWoats. have taken half dozen
bottles. III" light swcltS have left no, tho
cough mas Disappeared. and have eain0d nnnon
ROUNDS IN G,sh ! recommend It to n! my
ironda. With greet respect
OLIVER RICE
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a NEWSPAPER rUBLlsuER WRITES

UtiCe Evening NcWe Augusta, ia.
Dr. Tut Dear Sir--My little son was attack
81 With unoum"nia laat winter, which left hiiu
with violent cough tha! lasted till within p
month since, for tho cure Of which am indob..
cd - your valuable KXpNrtorant. | had tired
mos! every ythiEs recommended, but mono did
any good until used your Exacctorant, ono
lo:tio ol which removed tho cough ontireig
With ni.;.y thana9. ! am yours truly,
JOHN NJ WEfGIE
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ssEDECENkE.
DIX. TUFTS
Et.XPEC'I'ORANT.
~ EspsGENhEx
IN 25 CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

lts properties are 0omulcont, Nutritivo, Bal.
aamic, Soothing End Healing. Combining all
these qualities. it Is tho most effective LUNG
BhLSAM ever tt'r@d 10 suilercrs from III NO
uary diseases
Nr. j. +, HAY WOOD, Of Now YorE, volun
tatily Indorgcs It, Keai what ho aaye:
New York, Sept. 10. 1871.
Dr. Tut: hc.r Sir-During this year / treat-
ed hiA6 hundred Cases Of luns diseases In tha
lower whrd; o! the city the cases we're of q vory
severe type. Ii Was thoro my attention was
called TO Iusts poctorant, and ] confess lhT
surprise st lis wonderful pownr During o. rrsc.
iICo OF twenty years havo never known a ircL-
iclnn /" act ss promptly ard with such harpr
elects il t!nstaGL!y aUbdusd tho rnosL vio!en
A!s oi coughing, and invariably curch the ii.
fe"5n N lew days. J. cheorfully endorse, {: A.
tho best lnrg mgaIcinn i orar used
j. FEANCih Hay WOOD 81 IL
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ENSCHEATOWS SALE-By order Of the
"a Governor OF tho Commonwealth of Virgin
ia, as eschestor, will offer for ssle at the front
door Of tho Court House Of Alexsnirs county,
on MONDAY, the 10Th day of January, 1880,
mat being Court dsy, ut II o'clock m., TWEEN
TY.ON Il ACRES. two roods and twenty. ono
poles OF LAND, in the said county Of Alexsn-
dris, lately the property OF James Hilton decd,
Whieh said land has eschouted TO the Common
wealth, according Ia Jaw.
forms of Ssle One third OF tho purchase
money will be required n cash; the residue in two
equal annual payments bearing interest from
day OF sale; the purchaser 10 execute bond, with
good porsonal security, snd tho legal title to be
retained til! the whole of tho purchase money is
paid. FRANCIS M MILLS
deC lZ,1W Escheator.
~ The above sale is postponed until MON.
DAY, the 25i of February, Court day, at the
samo hour and place.
jan 29-td +. MILLS, E.chcator.
rENRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 TKSCT OF LAND In FAIRFAX Co,
EA.-By virtue Of decd Of trust executed by
John K. kincheloe and John Fl. Clsggett to the
undersigned, ss trustee. and dated on the 18th
Gny OF Juno. 1915, and Gully recorded on the
No, 4 folio $50, SC, will cell at public auction,
on MOEDAY, tho 10th dhy Of February, 1850,
(that being Court day. in front Of tho Court
House Of said county, to the highest bidder, 80
much OF a certain TRACT OF LAND, contain.
ing "i7 sores, moro or less, situate in said coun-
~. on tho Pohiek Rolling Road, and being lot
No. in tho division OF tho real estate of VIM.
Chichester, deceased, which WAS conveyed to
w. i. Goodwin and by him 10 the aforesaid
hincheloe Sc Clsgsett, By deeds Of record in
the Clerks office of the said county, as will be
necessary to pay the beneficiary under said decd
Of trust, tJsmes Grimsley) the sum Of one thou.
sand dollars, with interest thereon fsom tho 17lh
dav Of Juno, 1874.
Terms of Salo-Cash.
a., 5. D. R1CHARD5ON, Trustee.
Fairfax CO ian 15-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

& ;il-S. PlrlJi.r, &c .. ccauoei prizes, az
~ 90 Sing g. 4"rnur ot &oyu!--Only think OF
1t = seven tnuutut k.voiv"r, w;In ttCol barfels
end lc0 carlTlG scs, frs 81 80
j, i. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

1sAubA&sG e sid s:fNNE G:EAT GUTTER
~ CDABic| ED, cheap; Se.ol Save. With
@heet OF Est.sciis, lOr lU;; aeW goods just OPEN
ed a. 50 h!nE -trsaj, co'u"T at Royal
J. Z CkHiEHEU& u SON.