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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
By Green & Wise,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneersl
TOMMlS 4IONERo' SALE OF VaLUh-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
By virtue Of decree Of the Corporation Court
for lhs city of Alexandria, Virgins, rendered
81 tho NJ arch term 1880 thereof in the chancerY
csuae CT james r. Carlin i Sons We. Mary r.
Ford. executr:x, ct ais the subscribers, ss com.
mssioIers OF safe. appointed by the said decree,
will expose for sse by public auction, on SAT-
URDAY. the 81 day Of April. 1880 at y NJ,
in front of the Market Building, on KoYslstreet,
in the city of Alexandria. Va, tha real estate
mentioned, TO wit
No. ]. A TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND in the said city Of Alexandria, Va, q,
situsted at the southwest intersection Of King
and Psyno Streets in front on King street "a
feet more or less. and extending southwardly
in depth lC0 feot to 9 IL feet alley, being the
premises formerly occupied and used by josiah
Ford as dwelling and wheelwright shop.
No 2. A TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GBOUND adjoinir No. i on the west, in front
on King street "a feet inches, more or leas, and
e1tendip sou!hwardly in depth 100 feet to Il
No. 3: LOT OF GROUND adjoining No
on the west, in front on King street "a feet {
inches, more or less. and extending southwardlJ
in depth 100 feet to said II feet alley.
Trims of Ssle: One tenth Of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, and the resi-
due 10 three equal payments at 6. II and Il
| months from the dsy of sale; the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale, ant
| to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser o.
purchasers, with good security, and the reten
tion Of the title until All the purchase money i
| paid.
S. FERG USON BEACH. oo%@ nt SaIs Is
ALBERT STUART, o. o'ie
| NH 4-fOts
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AUCTION SALES.
Rv Grean 81 Wisa

heel Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1
hhuSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of 8 deed OF
4 trust from Thornton Hyett John r. Van.
derarft and William Vsndergrift. dated the
22d cay of August. 1873. duly recorded in Ale1.
sndrls county. Va, land records, hber b, No.
4. page lOl. the subscriber, as trustee. will sell
, ,os cssh ,i to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
front of the Msrket Building. on Fsirssr M straet
the tn TRACT or LAND and the BUILDINGS
lhereon conveyed by said deed of trust situstsd
IN 4 exandris county, Va . and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at (s) q stake; thence running 9
hofth nc Ga GOto W. lG chains; thence south 90 ".
lo.oS chans; thence north Gao W. 12l chains to
stake (c); tnenco 5. CO. e. s 81 chains to a stake
i) thence n. 2C" Q. 35 II chains to the place Of
beginning, containing lG acres, roods and q
polts II, O. CLATIGHT0N
ihu-p-LaW4W Trustee
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FE1 i . s 7 E L s SALE OF VALUABLE
8. PkOPERGT NEAE OGGQOUA VII.

5 SALE OF VALUABLE
u. PROPERTY NEAE OCUOQUAN VII.
LhGE-Ey virtue Of deed Of trust from
George se!acmsn and wife, dated tho 10Th lay
OF February, 1875, recorded amorg tho land
reccrds OF Fairfax county. liber r, TO page
2Gi, ard fer lha purpose therein mentioned, The
uDdersignot will offer for sale by public auction
at Fair tx Court House, on MONDAY, the 18Th
day Of April, 1850. tho TRACTS OF LAND
conveyed in esid deed of trust. except that por-
tion conveyed by George So!ecnsn and wife TO
Redmsn Selecman. Hsid land contains
522 acres, and will he sod in lets designated as
lots Nos: ]. 2 and 3. No. ! contains 60 acres,
With co OMFORTABLE HOUSE, one third in
timber. &c. 2-19l acres, with good HOUSE
ard barn, oao third cleared. No. $40 acres,
and krown es The Homo Tract; has com fort
able HOUSE and barn.
Terms of Sale: So much cash as will pay ex-
ponses OF sslei also tho sum OF one thousand
dollars, With interest thereon from the 18Th day
of February, 1878. until the day Of safe Sell
ing. IS trustee, l shsll convey such title as is
vested in no which holics Va to be good.
WILLIAM T. HALEY, Trustee.
FAN fax county, NH lS.wti
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By Green & Wise,

- Hcsl Mststo Agents and Auctioneors)
1 WAMlSSlONEH5 SALE-By virtue Of a
- tec'ee of the Corporation Court for the city
VI a1,X,ndrla Va, rendered at its January
' .s'n' lseO in tic chsncery Gauge Of K. T. Lucss.
SStt,s 'aht Administrator of William Hancs vs..
Eni''ry hing ct a., the undersigned, Commis.
;oteFs therein named, win odsr for sale. by pub
~ Hue!'on: IN front Of the entrance 10 the Court
!,,i 1,2In' on Fairfax street, on THURSDAY, the
11 Gay OF April, 1880. st II O clock m. the fol-
nv W%%'IE ur0perty, 10 wit: ALL OF THAT LOT
~ ~ uhoUND, with the IMPROVEMENTS
.7,SGn os In the city Of Alexandria. Va. bounded
.o.'o"'; Beginning on the east side OF Koysl
,:''ct' between Cameron and Queen streets, ut
norm !Inn of the ground formerly James
,A1oures then north with Royal street twenty
n. .-1J leel then east parallel with Queen st.
EsA!y'.wo az feet Elk (6) inches, more or less
pnsfVen i'st al ev; then south parslle! with
..Ss( stteot, twenty two (23} feet; then by 0
rsls L!Ho 10 the beginning.
tt ns o: Sale: One fourth OF the purchase
n-G r%;ey ~ cash, snd the residue in six, twelve
G'Sh:een months. with interest from the day
az tho notes OF the purchaser TO be 9iver
'nIam' and the title 10 the properly 10 be re-
Ia f:,'4 n nhul the whole of tho rurcbsse money
30. .GLAUGHTON. Conu'rs.
uL >. JNO. N. JOHNSON,j Of Gale.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Office Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sr-My little son was attack.
ed with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within q
month since, for the euro Of which am indubt-
ed to your valuable Expectorsnt. l had tried
any good until l used your EIpectorsnt. one
bo:tle of which removed the cough entirely.
With msay thanks, Gm yours truly,
JOHN II. WEIGLE.
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HAD TERRIBLa NIGHT SWEATs.

Memphis, February II, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sir-i hsve boon suffering for near
ly two years with severe cough When I
commenced taking your Eypectorant was re-
duced to ono hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. had tried almost everything; had
terrible night sWosts. hsve taken hall dozen
bottles. The night sweats have left me, the
cough has disappeared. and have gained fifteen
pounds in fesh. / recommend it to al my
friends. With crest respect
OLIVER RICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
By Green S. Wise

he.l kass:e Agants and Auc!ionesrs.l
~ VlkIuh OF a. DkCHEE or TIE
~ Circuit Court for thu city of Altxsndria.
Us, rendered a. i!s May term, 1876. in the sujt
"! !Htsb!er's administrator VS. McGaw and others.
"a cn"ncery, the unfersigned, missioners,
therein nrrned, viii o!iec for SALE BY public suc.
lIon, on I'll HuESDAY. tha pa Gsy of Aptil.
i9'o IN front of tho Market Building, on Fairf.x I
fesl cst.te. 10 wit:
No. l-EOUSE and LOT oa tlo north side Of
hn2 st beginning Is feet e..t cf Henry st. at the
i"idde OF the parLit!on wall thero standing; thon
essl lot feet, moro or less, to the middle Of xn-
".heT partition wall. and extending back 100 fee!
- Ten 1t nliey with the use thereof in common
No. 2-VAGANT LOT on the north side cf
tfnce street. Al feet s. inches esst of Payne 81 :;
lhence east 20 feet md extending north thn
same width rs IN front, lCi feet inches, to O II
iset alley, with The use thereof in common.
No. ga LOT OF GROUND on the vrs.
SIDE of st. Asaph strset. beginning so feet in.
Ec'!ln o! hlng street. bindhg on sn alley 10 fe, :
Hids, running thence south On St. Atsph street
I" ieet 10 inches thence west in q limo parallel
10 hlng street llD fee. TO an alley I3 feet in
%lac; thence north parallel 10 st. Assph ST. 43
eet III inches to the 10 feet alley; thence east
%ltn the siId alley and parallel to King street
~ iset TO the beginning, with tho use OF both
alleys.
No, IA RENT CHARGE Of S36 por ar
nun IN t,e CHARGED upon pieco CT ground on
'"o west siue ol Union street. between Cameron
hNd Jleen streets. II feet 9 inches ncr,h of
iAompsoh's slley, q inst 9 inches front and leo
i'rl doHp, nov held by q. Prices he;rs
20. "a FRAME HOUSE snd LOT on the
5oN!E sii0 Of King street, 1@ f ct inches west Of
Fa!rIck street 25 fuoi by lC0 fcot
80. G-HpUS& and LOT on tho sCuthwes.
c1rAe: ot King and Henry sLreets.
NO. T-HOUSE and LOT on the north side of
!NAco street. nHyt east Of house and lot On the
ro'AeE {! alfred street, and s joining x l.
G+raG.
10. 5-A GROUND RENT Of ~ s. per en-
mum charged On tho property on the southwest
corner Of Cameron and 1t. Ass2h stroa:a.
10. 3-HUUSE and LOT on the south side OF
MiAg street, adjoining on lhe e.st tie house g.!
,Lc corner Of Alfred street, now occupied by
"cn"lne, 10 fee: 10 inches By 81 feet inches y
space OF feet inches by l5 feet 10 cches in
E'a: 10 bo kept open ior use OF this snd adjoining
Vt
FERNS Of Ssla: E1ough in cash 10 pay cos.s
d" sat and sale, and lhe residue of the purchase
nonay n three equal instslments, with interest
rem tao day Of salo, psysble at ono, two and
'"fee yoSfs; Tue bonds Of the purchaser or pur.
,hssers with good 1curltY to be t-ksn for the
deia'red payments, and the tito 10 be retained
NaII, said bonds arc psd.
II. 0. CLAUGHT0N, Comm'Is.
Z. W. WATTLE|, ] cf Sale
nh lS-eos
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BY O'Eeal Il Lucas, Auctioneers.

iW1LL BIZ SOLD ON SATURDAY, April
w 81, at II o'clock M, in front of the Mar
tHS kHt bonse on Roysl street, TWO SQUARES
nt ~ 8NuU ~, bounded By Queen, Orouoco,
Payne ard West streots, inclusive.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in SIX
tWeIvo aud eighteen months. with properly on :
dorsed notes, bearing interest from day of sale,
JOHN LEATHERLAND.
NH std Commissioned of SoIo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
MGDECINAL.
MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS.
.E'.X.P.ECTORANT.
IN Is CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES,

lis f. ''ss sTs Demulcent, NutrltiVe Bal.
ssmic. Sootnlua and Healing Combining all
these qualities, it is the most effective LUNG
BALSAM ever offered to sufferers from pulmo.
nary diseases
Or. J. +. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
tsrily indorses it. Eesd what he says:
Now York, Sept. 49, 1877.
Dr. Tut: Dear Sir-Ouring this yesr treat.
ed nine hundred csses Of lung diseases. In the
lower wards of the city the csses were of very
severe tyne. 1t was there my attention was
called to TUFTS E&pectorsnt, and confess my
surprise at it's wonderful power. During prao.
tice of twenty years have never known med
lcine 70 act as promptly and With such happy
effects. 1t instantly snbdued the most violen
fits Of coughing, and invariably cured the di-
sesse in u few days. l cheerfully endorse it a.
the best lung medicine I ever used
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
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PaAHGN AED ssisssaEa
STIEFF PIANOS.

GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Hlrhcst donors Paris EXPOSITION 1873 The
Steh Roudoir Grand. or UprishL, ths ar!srs
favGrte defes competition
g. l.. WILD y E:lp, Soc agents
T2@ 1th ST., T. ", Waahing:on y q;
Also agan!s for the celebrated kuuich l. Bach
aud other frat class Places, SID !bs Po!cubtt
Pelton s. Co. Standard Organs
BRANCH STORE with W. ~. ADAM s.
SONS rs King street. Alexsndrs; ESQ refer to
Prof. Hey u sn, C Alexandria.
Nsr Fisnos, Organs ard other Musical Irgtru-
ments TUNED AND REPAIRED. Jan Is
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aECTEaSE SALES.

u. r SALEOF VAIuAsI,r
= = LAI'D IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. Va
Hy virtue CT decd Of trust from Thomnso,
lawns ucc"ased, dated the 3lst dav of IL
lo'i, recorded among the land records of Fo;.i,
INK county, and lor the purpose therein nerad
me Undersigned will otior for tsle hy III;
auction on the nremiEcs On FRIDA y tbs SnS
cry OF Hrlli 1850. at 10 O'Clock q m ,bo
jEACI oF Land, containing s. scres 81 !, rnn .
III IAifiHA county, conveyed in ssid deed NJ
IiIs'' s"d detcriceI rs follows, viz: Becinninn
81 cherry tree, torm;r.y an old dead wh;.oo
OAK, corner Of Broders and William w T.;no
'C'I' ana luAn!nR south 50 cast, l79 poles 10 nm
"lu s!urp IN the !ino Of Eroders; thence north
"eS. II" poles TO the rosd leading to Ale,sn.
''!a; slenc9 with said road south 7G.o west 1So
Ho.ts 10 aro!hor road leading to the old St.ge
i:@"u thcace with SAID road south 20 lC' east 10
p'cs 10 me beginning. Said land is of exceI.
'e't iu"ity; - well wstered fruit orchsrds of
"Te!y variety found in this Country, and is i'm.
pIoVed hy = c"nnmodious dwelling house and
s"Ostanilh oulboIldiigs Tho said farm is or
the Ko.hn. hosd, sb1ut FIVE milcs from Alavo
hHcI!s, lhl5 srfe ot'era q rare opportunity for
lavrstaent. "
Terms ct Sale: 60 much cssh ss will nsv or.
peAEeS OF sale; also the sum Of four huudtoj snd
iotty do!!h's (WIth tltsct Ct two hundred dollars
Win interest thereon from the Glst day of july
- uhtil Gay OF salo The remainder 10 he
setiied ~ Tue option Ct other interested parties,
ana "'lh WHIST security rs they shall deem r..
iuiSite. selling, as trustee shall convey surh
lLlo as is vested Ill m", which l believe 70 be
good. g.H. W EAEKgp
ieb2 atd Trrstso
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OLIVER RICE.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS,

Reader. kayo you caught q cold? Are you
unable to raise the nhteam2 Have you an irr-
the lungs. with short breath2 Do you have .
fit of coughing on lying down? 4 sharp pain
now and then in region of the hssrt shoulders
and bsck2 If SO, QUE ADVICE Is to take
at once a.dose Of Tut"s ExpecLorant; you will
repeat the Expec.or.nt, place hot iron to the
feet. take two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fall into pleasant sleep and wake up in the
morning cough gono, lungs working freely
easy breathing and the bowels moving in nat
ursl manner. To prevent return of these
symptoms use the E1pectorsat several days.
Office, 36 MURRAY ST., N. YORK.
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fERJ5r r&hS#ALE1N FAlHFAY-gv vir.
: tue ci \ dead Of triis! from j. y. Crocker
"i.U wi!e' dated Nov. 20-h 1876, and duly re-
corded IN the lG&d records Of Fsirflx COUNTY.
Va, sTd to7 the purposes therein u;e,.,iG;.ei
;aa iisr for sale by pubic auction, n front oftho
GouI! house door, y. Fairfax c H.. on MON.
3al, Ap1il 18Th, 1850. {court day. al II m. tJo
tH1Cl oF LA MD conveyed BY the above
c'eJ, conts'nlug !3l and SLIGO secs, lyirg unon
Inc f0t4 Ic.dIag from LeWeHsvilla 20 IsnUiey
"1ioInlGg III" lands of Smoo!, Peacock, and
utngr5. "nd known rs tho "Uorr Crocker" pleco,
rms shI vii DC made subj oct to deed of:rust
"'.rA S"D. 1874. TO SECURE AIborL Peacock the
iced, dated Ian. 2I!h. 1876, 10 secure Nicholas
:tcker tEe su n Of 81 600
Term; o! SALE Csan rs to tho cots Ct this
'".n, snd tbs sun Of four hundred dollars and
""",'4 interest thereon f.. scm, m,lhirg ever iwo
'"''s hs'nHco III "Go t,4J and three years.
., =. Il H!NE. Trustee.
FarfiaT cointy. Va March lS-Ls
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thursday, APRIL 1, 1880.
DEE GspHNA.
RLACE GOODS A SPECIALITY,

| Monday. March %, 1880.
We S,5, 'nvi:o ~ siceA sttsulion to our stock oi
CASd al HHHS spd olbar BLACK GOODS
]9st received from New Yolk. We sell the bes,
LYME WGOL BLACK FRENCH CASH.
Mhhh ~ Que ever offered in shy market at that
price; We arc selling tho beet pure Worsted
double width Bunting 8! t0c to be found any
where 8! that price. All Worsted Roll Bunt.
ing at 25c extra chesp. A!so Black Grape Wells.
BLACK Gas miro Shswls. Mourning Hsndker-
chiefs. Black Lisle Hose, Black Ingram and
oxford Hose. Black Kids. &c, &c
r. u. F. BRASHEAR,
u; Is; honmea. No. 100 King street
mn mn Z! Alexandria, Va
Two BUTTON k1D GLOVES AT sSc.
q; This is thu third supply of these very cheap
Gloves. We have sold hundreds Of nsirs snd
hesrd OF 70 compl irt Cali and SEQ than
D.F. BRASHEAR,
d. d: noomas No. 100 King street,
nh!o Alexandria. Va.
MJU JUST RECEIVED.
nAME =; = = II DEMORESTS SPRING snd SUN.
MER PATTERNS for 1880. = 49,
Gal and get Catalogue.
NH ). + BHAsHEAR, Agent.
i U y RECE I'D.
NEW MADRAS GINGHAMS, best quality
l21c; present value l5c.
NEW PRINT5. latest spring styles.
BUNTINGSl BUNTINGSl JuiIls,Is boat
all wool Buntings at 25c; present value 3l1c.
BLACK CASHMEEES positively at old prices,
PHETZFBLDER & CO.,
mn . la King street.
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}NlLL be offered q. tie sama time and place
~ the THREE STORY BKICK DWELL-
ING No. t. south Royal street. Ths house is
IL good o'dtr, aid has all the modeFn improve
Ae".9' .o2aFed on tho east sid. Of Royal street,
Tween Prince and Duke. porms a. sale.
mn 2i-eOts GREEN 6, WISE for Gwnnrs
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n U T 4 - Ii AIR DYE.
GRAY HAIR or WursKEns changed to
Glossy Black by 3 single application of this
DYE. 1t impsrta Natural Color, acts Instsns
tsleously, and is as Harmless 50 spring water.
Sold by Druggists. or sent by express on receipt
ofS1.
O!iicc, 80 Murray Ss., New York.
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TUFTS PILLS
4 Cure Torpid IiVcr. Dyspepsia and CoDtive.
ness.
TUFTS PILLS
A. Cure Fever end Aguo. Sick Hosdscho and
Bilious Collie
FTUTTS PILLS
- Give Appetite. Purify tho Blood. and Cure
Piles.
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A Flying Machine.

Special contracts will be made with yearly I'D
vertisers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
The sherman Diamonds.

"By the way, do you know what has
become of the famous diamond
necklace which was presented To Gen
eral Sherman's eldest daughter by the
Khedive of Egypt on the occasion of
her marriage % Lieutenant Fitch?"
said the Enquirer la To Mr.. Patton,
the diamond merchant, yesterday.
81 do" was the reply. "a sister of
General Sherman called at my office
one day this week, and l asked her the
same question. She repeated to me the
history of the famous necklace, from
the time of its reception at the New
York Custom-house until its final dis
position. 1t is generally known that the
duties which the Custom-house officers
demanded of Lieutenant Fitch, before
they could deliver the magnificent
present would be something over S20,-
coo, the lowest estimate placed on its
value by experts being 100000. Lieu
tenant Fitch, not being a man of means,
was unable to pay this sum. An en-
abling act was then passed by Congress,
authorizing the Custom-house officers
to deliver the diamonds to Mrs. Fitch
free of duty. After this the necklace
vas sent to Washington, and with
General Sherman's sword, deposited
in the United States Treasury for safe
keeping. Upon further inquiry, Lieu
tenant Fitch ascertained that the yearly
taxes on the diamonds in st. Louis
County, where he then resided, would
be much more than his salary, and he
once more found them an elephant on
his hands. His father-in-law, General
Sherman, took pity on the boy and re-
turned the necklace, with thanks, to the
donor in Egypt. Upon receiving them
the khedive wrote TO the Generul, say
ing that it was not his desire that the
diamonds should be given to any one
member Of his family, and, having
learned that he had four daughters, it
was his wish then that the diamonds
should be mounted in sets and divided
equally among them. These daughters
are Mrs. Fitch, nee Minnie Sherman,
Ella Sherman, Lizzie Sherman and FL
Ia Sherman. The necklace was then
returned to the Sherman family and
mounted in four magnificent pendants,
four pair of splennid solitaire earrings
and eight rings. The four ladies are
now the happy possessors of four COM
plete suits of diamonds, the value Of
each suit being at least $4,000. This
makes each of them rich in her own
right, through the generosity of Egypt's
ruler.-CncsnnaG Enquirer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25
Young America and the Mayor.

The Providence Or. L. Jourual tells
the following story of young America
and the Mayor, which brings to mind
the persistent youths of Boston who a
century ago waited upon a British officer
and complained that his troops had de-
stroyed their snow forts upon the COM
mon: "a few days ago." says the
Journal, "as the clerk of Mayor Doyle
was writing at his desk, he detected the
movement of some person nea the
wicket gate leading into the Mayors
private apartment. CHANGING over the
gate he caught a glimpse of a youngster
just tall enough to protrude his FROST
tipped nose over the rail. is the Mayor
imp inquired the caller, with manly in
dependence of tone. Yes, sir, replied
the clerk. well, send him to me-
ordered young America; Il want to talk
with him. In secret amusement the
clerk informed Mayor Doyle that q vis-
itor was awaiting him. The Mayor ADJ
preached the rail, and leaning over
asked the boy what he could do for him.
L want you to order those men up on
my street to stop ~shoveling snow on nv
slide,' said he s'cause they have about
spollt 1t, and there is no need of their
doing it anyhow Those men are in
the employ Of the city, said the Mayor,
: q must keep the gutter clear in order
to allow the water to find the sewer
opening sWel,' reluctantly replied
the disappointed lad, Il suppose Lean't
help myself, but | did have some stav-
ing old slides there, and now they have
busted up the whole business And he
withdrew in sorrow."
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-25

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p@sw~y assswp-3eA~s-kAaE vsE
b<4ad ~ "a. hsr
Taw~urs- eams. sni $50 CsAs
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rssS wssA hss sart.ss = sAY~ as
- ~SsAe~ Ines go 49, saaz
80 rsmnssa sAispag ~ SaasssS 80
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