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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
AUETS&SH EaEEH.
By i, T. LUCIA, Auc.ioneer,


pi VIRTUE of 2 decree Of tho Corporation
- Court CT tho city Of Alexandria. Vs.. rer-
dered on the IAN day Of October, 1881, in the
cho1cery cauao of James T. Crockett vs.. Jsmss
+. Webster, admir-, ct al. the undersigned, rs
ipeeial commissioner, will proceed on SATUK.
DAY, the Sd dsy OF December, 1881 at twelve
oclGcS M. 10 sell at public suction, Ia front OF
The Msrket building, GA Fairfax street. In the
said city OF Alexandria, the following property,
OF which the lato John 3. Webster died seized
and possessed. 10 Wit
LIST. 4 L0T OF GROUND on tho north side
of Duke street. between Fairfax and Royal sls.
trontisg on Uuka street IL feet and running
north 6G loci TO 8 fat alley, improved by q
BRICK TEN&MENI.
e. q LOT OF GROUND. improved by o
Fra III TEN Eli ENT on The south side OF
Wil@as street f:oEtirg on Wilkes street "a feet
end running south Isl fee. : inches,-
subjsct 80 the figh: OF John ". Campbell to an
slcy 10 feet wide, GO foe. south OF Wilkes street,
scross FL property, there being large frame
stable Oh ssld 10 feet alley.
Terms OF Sale: One ki,d cssh, and the residue
IN tTo equal psG nlents st six and twelve months
respectively from The data Of Gala: the deferred
Payments 10 bear Interest from the dsy Of sale,
and 10 DO evidenced by the bonds OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers; the tito to DO retained
until tbs Whole Of the purchase money hiss been
laid. Gonynyancirg st The coat OF the purchaser,
X. HEMPER,
noSa~WsW Special CcMDissca0S
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By Groen g Wise. Auciiorsers.

{ !0MMIS3IONYRS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE kEAL ESTE G"S-By vir:ua of d.
cree Of tbs Corporation Court Of tho city of AL
exana,ia. rendered on the 18Th day OF October,
1884, Ia Inc cnalcer7 snit OF J. e. Devaughn
| and othera asanst 4. V. Ecba5 and Others the
undersigned. Commissioners therein named, viii
oasr ior sa!o By public auction. st the from. door
or The Court House, On Fairie1 street. in said
CITY, on TUESDAY, TIA 9Th dav Of December,
1851. a: t"eiTe o'cleez m tho following proper
~. VIZ;
l. HOUSE ard LOT On :he north eide OF King
street. beginning on Eins street on the east side
o. ieet ~ H. alley, distaEi Al 2-l2 feet from
Warrington street thenco on seid alley north
parallel 10 Washington street G3 feet inches !;
themes esss parallel 10 King atreet 9 fee. inch
10 the Eou!aHeas corner OF n brick out building !;
shercs tho reno cou2aa continued along the
south wall OF sa:d cus building 70 tho middle cf
the partition Wall tto;eo!; ti;sncO through The
mldd!a o: sait partition wall north feet 4 in. to
Inc hoo Of Christopher HGale's let, tho south
side of e brisk val; thence with the soulh sido
OF cal j wall ees! psts!le! to King street feet
lncaes thance south psrsllei 10 Wsaainaton st.
G9 feet to King ;;raet; lheIco wat On King ct
~ teet incaes to the beginning, with the right
OF way over eeid si!av. Fer this property an
upset bid cf 5000 mss baen msGe 20 the Court,
and Inc ss!o will ba started 8. that figure.
4 HOUSE ard LOT on tho west sida of
Fairfax street, between Queen and Princess sts.,
ironing 10 feet lncass with depth e f 164 feet,
lying south II The hGusa recently purchased by
+. r. Ke:0y, esq. i this suit.
IerE.s of Sale: Ten rer cent OF ire purchase
money II cash on the Gay CT SALE Nnd the residue
IN three eGus indictments st G, II and IS month";,
to he secured ~ the ho1ds Of tho purchaser or
rurcnaeaTF, v:ith good personal sccur:y tho
bonds 10 bnss interes: from tho day OF sale, and
!ae title to be retained uosi the ssme are fully
paid. Convey sncing 6. tho ccat OF The purchaser.
=. +. BEACH Co1nm'rs.
e. a. MU5AEANE, CT Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR RENT
The THREE STORY BRICK DWELLlNG
no. III King street, nesr corner Washing ton.
Has seven chsmbars, parlor, dining room and
kitchen, water and gas q good room on King
street, first aoor suitable for store or Office. The
house will be put in good order for prompt
tenant. Inquire OF GREEN e WISE.
Jele-eotf Resl Estate Agents.
EOR BENT CB SALE-The splendid EES.
n IDENOE and & ROUNDS known az
"COLROSS," the residence Of the ls!e Thomp-
son E. Mason. Apply to
GREEN & WISE,
nugT-sf Seal Ks.ste Agents.
USOE SALE.-One of tho largest and most
~ elgbly located RESIDENCES. with spa
cous grounds attached, in the city. For terms,
&c, apply to Green & Wise. je90-tf
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
* BONES DANVILJ,E TOBACCO in
4 - s.ore and for sals By
i. W. AVERY, 22G Kingst.
fSsEN BRSr ASSORTMENT OF Cheap
4 snd fancy Toilet Soaps in tho city
K. w. AVERY. 226 King street
GtMALL HAMS, SHOULDERS and Break.
- fist Bacon received by
X. W. AVERY, 225 King ct.
too UASES 2 aud ID CANS TOMA.
1Oo TOES Just received
oct2l T. w. AVERY. 226 Kings ST.
BBLS. PURE OLD APPLE VINE.
4 ~ GAR which We guarantee to keep Pickles
Sold by Is. w. AVERY,
226 King street.
NSW YORK FEESH GROUND BUCK.
IN WHEAT FjOUR received to-day; first
on tho msrke. By &. W. AVERY,
226 King street,
EeaihH NEW fORS STATE CHEESE
4. received hy r. W. AVERY,
PIG King street.
e BBLS. CUCUMBER PICKLES very
~ choice received by Il, w. AVERY,
226 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

p~- Ask pour druggist for copy of young
Mems Frcnd" read tn,
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DRY GOODS.

Alezandris, Va. Nov. 7, 1881.
nUE BUYER has just returned from sec.
W ond trip to New York, and has added many
attractions IN DRESS GOODS, 60.
New Colors in Noires sld Satin Striped Moires,
Striped Plushes. Colored VelVets,
Attractive Plaids,
New Colors in Chuddsh Cloths,
Large addition TO Cashmere stock some spa.
c!ally attractive goods for boys wear; Light
Clokkinga. Wool Plushss for Closks and
Trimmings
Notwithstanding large advance in Domestic
Goods, we sre supplying cur customers at old
plicss. We are selling one of the best makes in
Blesched lei Sheetng 81 to 7Ic per yard
under the market price. Special attention is d..
rccted to our new Towels at 30sl7c. Our new
Hcrtzog Hip-Supporting Corset sud our zoe
Corset are worth examination,
noV7 j. 4. TAOKETT. 100 King #
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3ISt daY OF January. 1852.

st thu railroad depot Of the Washington snd
Ohio Railrosd Company, in The city OF Ale1an.
dria. Va, offer at public auction tho
HNTIEE LINE'oF THs WASHINGTON s.
OHIO RAILROAD.
including thst partly and thst wholly construct.
cd, aud siso all and singular 81 tao works and
property, real personal and mixed rolling
etcck, locomotives. GAYS, &C., and all rights,
contracts and franchises of ssia WASHINGTON and
Ohio Railroad Company.
Ihe sild property consists Ut constructed
line OF railWsy n active operation from tho city
OF AleIanlria Va, westward through the cour-
Ties Of Alexandria, Fsirfs1 and Loudoun 10
Round Hill station. IL l.oudoua county, Dis
lance OF DID mics Including line connecting
With the Washington sud hIexana5ia Railroad.
The road ia also graded beyond Round Il i'll for
distance OF three m!lee.
The other real property OF The company con.
sis!s Of = la!ga brick depo! Building and freight
house, in the city OF Alexandria round house,
machine shop, Car chop, Car shed, store house
&C, and about fifteen acres Of Land adjacent
thereto; s!so eleven depot houses and lots &: the
eleven principal st.::ons bst1can Alexandra
and Round Hill.
According TO ths route surg5y nd the distance
from X Washington city to Poiat Pleasant, on the
Ohio riyeT. Is thIeo hundred ind twonty. five
mlles, nnd pasaes through country heavily
tlmbered snd OF great uliners! resources.
Terms Tho entire property, real personal and
mixed, franchises, &c. is sold together. and for
the same the purchaser must pay Fifty thousand
dolleTs (S5O COO Of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue ia four eeusl annual payments
With interest from tho dag Of ssle, which said
payments arc TO be eyidanced by bonds which
are to DO occurred oy Q decd Of trust upon the
property sold, 10 be executes. upoa the confirms
lion OF tie ssle aud conveyance 10 the pur.
chaser.
This sole ID subject to tho lien of ths deed of
trust executed August Oh, 1858. 10 indemnify
the county OF Clarke Ststs OF VIRGINIA. eosiott
liability for the annual in:ere5. on the bonds O..
the said county for tho sum of one hundred
thousand dollsrs (SiC0 COY mp to and until the
time when said road shall be commenced. and
under construction in said county of Clarke" and
against liability for the pay snts of the prnci.
psi o. said bonds in case thsy ehall become due
and payable before the road shsl be commenced
and under construction in said county, tho said
bonds falling due in tho year 1892
Ths purchaser will he entitled to the net
profits Of the Tosd from the dsy OF ssle.
y II. BARTON,
KICH'D. 81. LaE, Comm'rs.
CaAS. f. STUART. Of Sale.
HENRY EEhTON.
Ocl2i-Ls
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EOH SALE OR RENT.

TOR RENT.-The comfortable three story
a BRICK DWELLING. Corner o: Duke
and Lee streets.
nov25 Apply next door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
ALW AVS READY!
Oysters Milk Confectionery.

HENRY REENGLE, leo Aing street,
Has opened hia
La DIES OYSTER PARLORS
for the season. His Oyster rooms for gentlemen
arc also open. Patrons may rely upon picked
Oysters and the bast cookery in all styles.
MILK and CREAM, fresh and pure from the
country, always for sale. Try it for your family.
B.engle's Ice Cream, Pies for dessert OF lunch,
snd Pure Candies are specisl.ies 10 which he has
never been excelled. Cakes of ali kinds of the
bet: material cheaper than they can be made at
nomo. DE caters of the beat 70. families psI.
ties, bslls, fairs and entertainments.
Cream Puts, TaIts and Pastry Of all kinds:
fruits, augated snd plsiu, Caronels. Nuts and
ConfaeionerIes of eli kinds
Cell. see, buy and be satisfied. oci25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

3arn anO houstboIO.
ne Fres.s tren q ste,y Farm.

Some wears ago a friend Of ours took
farm that, inthe language Of his neighbors,
vas but stone heap. He had much SYM
rathv. He would have to work an extra
horse his gears would soon wear out his
implements would be torn to pieces. Others
had tired this farm before him and were
ruined
The place was By no means solid rock.
Down several feet below the surface II was
heavy enough but the upper portion was
rather shay, and broke up into pieces from
few ounces to perhaps pound or two
Crops seemed TO grow pretty well IN the
ground, # once the pillow could be brought
to 20 deep enough; bat a, 1t had been
worked II seldom had more than couple
of inches Of loo,ening before the crops
yer. put in, 10 dry Of course when the long
SUNNI drouths sci in The roads round
about the farm and up 10 the farm building,
were like most roads Of the kind. Through
soft clay they were nothing but seas OF mud
at those times Of the wear hen Of all 9th
ers VIC need a good bottom 10 drive on
Every spring there were the usual cursings
Of horses. breaking Of carts and gears. and
all other miserics OF hauling through mud.
which so many have experienced on farms
that We need not more particularly describe.
This farm Wa no exception to this. and all
the pei-b hor5,, f,r,,, =, -. N ;,,,,1,r .r.r,
ef. Our friend ofthe stone heap took in the
situation In the fall after corn-cuttin. time
vas over. NJ two hired men a, odd times
were set with garden rakc> to rake stones.
II seemed like big task to get over a score
of acres in this way. The loose surface
stones were raked together in windows and
then sho, eled into a cart. and from time 10
time spread in the lane" In his own Ian
guage II did not cost half A. much To rake
this stone. already broken by nature, than il
would have done tie quarry rock and break
II. His roads are among the best about.
They cost him little and his land gradually
cleared Of the stone, can be plowed easily
and deeply, quite as much so as those who
90 much pitied him; while in the comfort
able travel in bad weather, he now feel, a
pity for those farmers whose lands are not
the stone heaps his was.
There is valuable lesson in little fact
of this kind. There is rarely anything on
sne's farm that may not be turned TO good
l. 1 L
some who do not know better, may be turn
ed TO an Eden when one knows how to DO
Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10
Gre Fer Eeun.er.

The following, which appears in the Nat
ional Live Stock journal, is said to be a sure
cure for founder
In the beginning Of the disease remove
the shoes, and rssp down the heels and edges
Of the hoofs, so that the bearing Of the
animals weight comes entirely on the sole
and frog then place the fore feet in tub
Of warm water for half an hour, which re-
peat three or four times daily during two
days; after which apply hogs lard or some
softening ointment 10 the soles Of the feet
daily. Leave the animal without shoes in a
roomy box-stall or comfortable shed, with
plenty Of bedding. To keep such an animal
tied up in stall with inclining or sloping
foor is Objectionable He must have liberty
to frequently change his position, which can
lot be afforded in a single stall
"As soon as the shoes have all been re-
moved and the feet pared as directed. the
horse should be given a laxative dose Of
medicine, for which purpose dissolve from
one 10 one-snd-s-hslf pounds of glauber
salts IN quart Of hot water, adding to the
solution an ounce Of powdered ginger,
and give the whole at one dose. Then give
every hour during SIX hours ten to fifteen
drops Of tincture Of aeonite Af.s. ~nleh,
during the next two or three DAYS, give,
morning, noon, and evening. four ounces Of
a solution of acetate Of ammonia with an
ounce Of sweet spirits of nitre in half a
pint Of cold water. If. after three or four
days, much pain and tenderness should re-
main, fy-blister may be applied round the
coronet Of the feet for about three fingers
in width, during which the horse should be
tied up so as to prevent his interfering with
the blister by rubbing it with his mouth, as
he will be almost certain TO do during the
next six hours after the application of the
blister.
From the beginning he should he kept
quiet, in comfortable, well-ventilated
place, and be well blanketed, to induce per-
spiration. The food, which should only be
given in limited quantity, should be Of a
loosening nature, such as mixture of steam
ed oats, bran and Haxseed meal, together
with only very little hay, which should not
be timothy. When the urgent symptoms
have disappeared the horse should be given
the liberty of the barnyard during daytime,
when weather permits, and during summer
urned out to pasture.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

okIANiZED MARCH 2Ith, 1873.
MoNEf deposited on or before the letb day OF
Ill March, June, September and December v IN
draw dividends from the first OF same month
Dividends on deposits payable twice a year.
Jane and December.
Dividends as soon declared are added to The
prlneiE al, thus compromising the interest every
six months.
So Under the existing law OF this State all
deposits in Savings Banks, are exempt from IN n
nicipal taxation.
No returns OF names of depOsitors are required
70 oe made 70 state or town authorities, and all
accounts are held by this Bank TO be strsckly prL
yate and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money IN their own names. that ii can
be drawn only br themselves. on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
dians, Trustees. and others having in charge
ainds.
GEORGE PAkCHER, President.
%su &C. acknowledgements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

rOtlrp.
Ns I've Ages.
BY HENRY :. LEIGH.

BY HENRY :. LEIGH.
Folks were happy ~ DAYS were long
In the old Arcsd'an times.
When life seemed only = dance sad song
In the sweetest Of all sweet climes.
our world grows bigger, and stage by stage.
As the pitiless years have rolled,
We've quite forgotten the Golden Age,
Aud come 10 The Age Of Gold.
Time went by In a shecpish way
Upon Thessaly's plains of yorr.
In the ninetee nth century lambs at play
Mesn mutton, and nothing more,
Our swsins at present sre lar too sage
To live As sne lived OF old:
So they couple the crock Of the Golden Age
With hook in the Age Of Gold.
From C7rvdon's reed the mountains round
Heard n, rs OF his latest flame;
And Tityrus made the woods resound
With echoes Of Daphne's name.
They Kindly len u lasting gauge
OF their musical art, were told;
And the Psndesn I'ipe of the Golden Age
Brings mirth 10 the Age OF Gold.
jewellers in butts and in marble halls
From shepherdess up 10 queen
Cared little for bOuneis and les. for ~havls.
And nothing Tor cTinolnc,
But now ~implicity'- not the rage.
And il's funny Ia think how cold
The dress they wore In the Golden Age
Would seem IN the Age OF Gold.
Electric telegraph. p hitting. gas,
Tobacco, balloons and s'csm.
Are little events that have come TO pass
Since the DAYS OF the old regime;
And in spite OF Lempriere's d Zzling page,
I'd give-though 1t might seem bold
A hundred YEAR Of the Golden Age
For year OF the age Of Gold.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

So great has been the popular demand
for the celebrated remedy Kidney Wort, that
it is having an immense sale from Maine to
California Some have found it inconyen-
lent to prepare it from the dry compound
For such the proprietors now prepare it in
liquid form. This can be produced at the
druggists. 1t has precisely the same effect
IS the dry, but is very concentrated so that
the dose is much smaller.-LoeeQ Nail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

More and finer fruit can be secured by
heavy mulching than by cultivation. Deep
cultivation near the roots of small fruits,
is worse than entire neglect.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

JuMBLEs.-Take one pint of sour cream,
three eggs, tive cups of white sugar. one
teaspoon Of soda; season with cinnamon.
cut IN rings, and fry in hot lard to light
brown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10
L Wished 1 Was Dead!

After suffering several years with the Leu
corrhoea, and no doubt | would have been,
only lady induced me to try Sulphur Bit
tiers. Now am well. Three bottles cured
me.-Nrs c., Nerport, r. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

BUcKWHEAT Gladstone cup sour milk,
one cup OF cream, little sugar or molasses.
salt and soda; stir pretty stiff, put in but
tered tins and bake.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

Holiday Goods, 1 great nov sar re I Sas

Holiday Goods, a 5@sa nov Sar re I 6ss bee"
taken to Choose Hastily and to ssit the ,fade,
1t is troabis for me to shoir go9"s anu Mn,aS
-es syrup, Tea, COFFEE Tobacco, Starch, spies
Rai.in-. Figs, CurrantS. Dates pruhes, lama am,
riuds Citrou sage, Chocolate, Mustard, Nuts
Pickles Beef. Peaches, savory. I, matoes; " :
ter-, Yeast and Baking Powders, Cream fari4r'
Soda Toilet, shaving, Laundry, astiic ana no
tel soap. Washing Fluid, Blueing, Lyt &c, on
DICTIONARY, Butter. heese, Beans, Apples foEi-
toes, Fleets carrots, Iurnips, onions taohdsea'
pca. F,g. Lard Pork, Beef Ham. Tongue.
Triuc Vinegar, Mackcrcl. Dry Fish, Haibnt,
Herring Tongues and sounds, Flour. Corn. RICE,
Farius Corn starch. Graham, cat Meal, Tnplo'a
five Ferd Oats. Mddngs, cotton seed Meal
crackers, salt, Lime, Cement Gras,seed, iaT
pitch Oakum Alum, BOraN. Nitriul, Bristol
Br OK. Camphor. clue. sulphur, san fctrc' IN
mona. JuhCb~, 6iycCrtnt, Castor on Seta, Naits
FLAX seed Rusu TartariC Acid. ArniCa, bltlrrs,
Lung and Cough Balsams, Behziue, Ma Glove
1lpauser- Lemon, Peppermint, hrckerbei ~ :,
Cinnamon, AniSe. Vanilla, Jamaica Ginger, Par
gore Iinmcnt~. Panacca, oils, Inks. Hair ptis,
Perfumery, Polish. hacking, CastorIa, orm
Elixir anil Iohenge= Plastcrs, ~alyc, Pulls, Con
iition Powders Tinctures, Gums, Dyes WAY
Paints In every color. Brushes Earnisncs. Japan.
Turpentinc, Kerosene. Pnrpotsc and Meats root
oil. ANlc Grease, Lin. eed on, Hardware tarpen-
tiers Tools, House Fittings, Locks. Knobs, Bolts
Bells Axes, Nails, Having and Farming Tools
Cartridge Powder. shot Caps, RaAur-, Traps,
Whips Sc. sc, In great variety Crnckery and
Gla-- War; in all all STYLES, too numerous To men
ton Window t'lass, Mirror. Tea sets. Lanterns.
Vases Jugs. stone Ware, Thu War;, " OGDEN
Ware all sort Of brushes from Tooth Brush to
a Horse Erush. Pipe Chalk. Calico, >haNl-,
Cambria, ~icsIa, ~hcetuE-, tlannel> Cotton, Rcd
tres, hitc yellow. checks, Brown, Hue, TWiti-,
Plain. Pressed. Batting adding. Ticking. Crash,
Linen Chcviot. tuttnnades, DRESS GOODN in
large assurtmruts, Trimmings. an iruui Paintings
ia Llrgr 3dpfifcs, Tweed Duck. pama~k, Shirt,
trnck-, tarlIgan-. Nubias. Natcruruot-, Jackets,
Towels. Napkins, Bed ~pfcad-, shirts, tnd' r.
wear. Umbrellas. Fancy Goods and Small Vars
ia abundance, Boot-. shoes. ~hppc's, Rubber.
Argtie- MnccaSins, Ready made Clothing and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

More vermin propagate in the filth Of
the hen-house than upon the backs of
fowls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-08-25
Auction Sale.

Wishing to dispose of the following
articles of personal property, viz:
One span of horses, Is head of cattle,
II sheep, "a cotswold). about 25 tons
OF hay, wagon, sleighs, plow, drag.
and all necessary farming implements,
| shall offer for sale and sell the same
to the highest bidder on my prmises
on section three. in the town of
Ellsworth, on the It'll day of Septem-
Der next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMs.--Cash or good notes.
Ellsworth, Aug. 18th, 1881.
1926 E. A. BERGE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-08-25
Oh. What A Cough!

VIII you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach OF
that more terrible disease Consump-
ton. ASK yourselves if you can afford
for the sake of saving SO cts, to run
the risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will Cure your Cough. 1t never
fails. This explains why more than
Million Bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group land Whooping
Cough, at once. Mothers do not be
without it. For Lame Back, Side, OF
Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by c. E. Davis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-08-25

IosT.-On the road between the
farms of G.. w. Fuller and E. L. Fal-
lansbee, in Kinnickinnic, a water
proof cloak, box of ladies' neck
wear, and a pocket-book containing
two or three dollars and some other
things. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at G. w.
Eullar's
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-08-25
RenuhIican Caucus.

There will be meeting of the
Republican electors of the town OF
River Falls, at the office of Allen p.
Weld, Esq, over f. J. Burhyte's
store, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1881,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF
selecting fifteen Q5) delegates to
represent this town in the County
Convention to be held at Ellsworth
Sept. 10Th, 1881.
BY order of COMMITTEE.