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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08
POETR u.
GODS REGISTER.
4 Thought for the Ne,r Year.

A NEW RooK open lies before us,
Called The AGE OF GoING 'GEs
Loose, unbound, but not asunder,
Dated drOpt from over yonder-
How We look .. and how we ponder
What shall come to us, we wonder
In these mystic, unturned pages
All, beneath the seal just broken
How much woe and veal lies hidden
One page for each day bears number,
Leaf BY leaf we'll turn them over,
Till our unsealed eyes discover
What our Future holds here written.
On the ly-leaf We are writing
With Hopes pen that never ialters'
But finger here inditeth
Which BelshazIahs feast aiirighteth
On each blank, unseen it writeth.
And that Writing-no man alters
Yet, this Little Page we're turning
Whispers not what passed between
Gods t;g0 books that crossed last night
And Time but bends his arrowy flight
To prick your finger as you write
The New Year Birthday first herein
Are Birthdays here? Ave, Dcath-days, tool
Our Fathers Family Record shows,
The lease Of Life, the lease of Death,
To everything that breatheth breath.
But where it comes-God knows.
Which Doomsday-book shall find il,
Youth? or Age? or glorious Prime?
Or Yours? or Miner All, that's not found
Until these pages, typed and bound
Come publishd thro the Press ofIime.
But what 10 us arc last years tones,
If read in tears orrcad in laughter?
All finished now And closed and clasped.
But Truths Librarian holds them fSst,
And Gods Book-Opening comes at last
Upon Some Day OF The Hereafter.
Cops Books .... How many Hc has loaned !
Ah, fSbyl well hy books remind Us
Oir volumes left bear no less cost,
For all the others We have lost
IN reckless waste behind rs.
TARPLEY STARR.
ESihvllino Rooi,c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08
ALL PET SHALL BE WE'LL.

The dew Of the evening came down
On cottage and village and town;
Il came like prayer on the sun-burdened air
And rested on rest as a crown,
There was peace in the haze on the hill,
There was peace IN the rhyme OF the rilli
And the robins rich note on the air was ailOat,
With a cliirp, and song, aud a trl
Though she passed long ago from my mind
She came back 10 me true in the fall of the dew,
Once again our affections 70 bind
There was peace in the gloom on my breast,
As looked 10 the farsinking West;
In that drcatnlaEd razed on bright altars that
bls1ed
As beacons where the weary found rest
In the dew Of the evening that fell
On mountain and stTcanlet anu dell
Proud hopes of the past before he were cast,
Their tales OF disaster 10 tell
was glad that tho close Of my day
And my darkness wGs not far away:
And my eyolids were wet. but not with regret
In the twilight Of loneings' decay
And the dew Of my dreaming II fell
On the ashes within my hearts cell;
And the eve Of lifcs close drooped her bead IN
repOse,
As She whispered A" All yet shall be well p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

The Chicago physicians arc puzzled over
the case of a II year old lad who, for years
past, has been sweating blood, from different
points, at frequent intervals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

For mark low tLat waste Of waters
Is strcwn over with spar and mast
The wrecks that the currents are bearing
From the Present to The Past
And how deep and swift and stormy
Rolls ON that rcsistiess food,
As the dark waves Of Time sweep over
The spot where the wandcrcr stood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

But courage. faint heart press forward,
For your labor shall not be in vain,
Though every reward life givcih
Is earned with patience and pain
Be.steadtast and true to your purpose
Nie,d 10 the Good Angels hand,
That will guide you safe through the break
And over the deep quick-sand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

Dark clouds over others were lowering,
A. they strove with tic angry nam,
And those barks never reached q harbor,
N1re er came home a ain
For grim rocks and ghasdy breakers
Wore there on the forward track,
While we heard in the howl Of the tempest
Their doom-they would never come bac
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

Mr.. Eliot Stock, publisher in London,
has issued two-ccnt Bible which II going
Of like ho. cakci the ss!cs rcaching into
the hundreds Of thousands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

u
Dreaming alone mid the shadows,
In the darkling gray twilight,
| sit like the Scottish sybll,
Dreeying my weird tonight.
A spirit comes, and it bringeth
The second sight with its spell,
While strangely around it clingeth
Ny song the vision shall tell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

still onward, though checked and bafled,
The wandercr wearily strives,
S eine traced in those ships on that ocean
The tips Of our kgman hres.
With Faith, Hope and Love deep laden,
They are launched on that troubled sea,
Yet tie precious freight that the? carry,
But rarely returned shall be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08


A wanderer worn and weary,
Trod the shore of q troubled sea,
Where a boat with bright hopes laden
Went drifting away from me.
Over the treachcr0us waters
Sailed ships towards many lands,
And back in the fiotsam and jetsam,
Wrecks drift on the storn-5eat sands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

The Bcrnhardt was in Montreal, Canada,
last week and tie local Catholic and Epis-
copal clergy warned their hocks againrt
attending her plays.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

It is intended to unyeil the Farragut sta
,ue, in the square ofthat name, in Washing
'on on Inauguration day, if possible. The
ceremonies attending the event will be on y
big scale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

There were ships that loved the harbor,
Which the winds OF fate out-boro;
While those that longed TO wander,
Were anchored against the shore;
50 Of all the sybi's PROVERBS,
Ther. seemed none so true as this,
That "the winds Of fate blow ever,
But they ever blow amiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

O'cr the waves with pennons flying,
Some sailed in sunshine and song,
While softly and swiftly the surges
Bore them safely and surely along.
The storm passed over them harmless,
Their treasures were brought safe to shore
Bat the ship, like the hero OF battles,
The scars of the conflict bore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

And now for the seasons a greeting,
That from every lip we hear,
To all of our friends, Merry Christmas!
And wish them a Happy New Year!
Though the years cannot all he happy,
MAY this one much pleasure bring
As i'm the frozen heart of the winter,
There liycth the germ Of Spring!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

Mr. ". ". COrcoran, the Washington
millionaire, was 81 years Of age on the zftI
Mrs. Scott Siddons, the dramatic reader
and a most cstimable lady. is one Of the best
shots in the land-with both rife and pistol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08
WASHINGTON LETTER.

January s, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

For each wear holds its differing seasons,
Like the changes OF human life
Some DAYS that are radiant with sunshine,
Some dark and stormy with strife.
Though the flowers and leaves have ia led,
Time again shall their beauties br n.
While amidst the trosts and the snow iits
70 the mem 'rics of Summer we cling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

By vi-tue of decree OF tho Circuit Court of
Tue county OF AteIsn1ri. rendered q. its n v
Ter n. leol, 10 the suit os heat,y Brothers V.
e Mu' n et a! The un 1ersixuet cummIs
s!Vher lh'r named. Will ii 81 for s.re, by uuo
nc suction. or FtInay me fiat d.y IF
July l-o' upon the premises, st II o'clock III =,
''e IU,to"l der &c ,-.ste 10 wit:
1S III Of l. \ ID IN the County Of Alex.
anorl', VlrglnlS, sItu.te1 ab Jut :wo mites from
Seofg -to"h and soout one maj" from B.,rs
S!oss EUads, Containing q .cra! roods aid 81
po es, and helnx III, land WLi:n pxs cJuvtyyI
~ Ira Mu 'oH oy a A II. Ta. lUr on the
ZJih OF Nay 1853 hv desd duly r-rotd~d in h
Der No page $50 Of Tue land r-cUrGs Of
Hftia cJuuty. Tue property is IL proved
oy u " nL lag HOUSE viii s roc m, and
b ht aid - ~ M ENT house, a we'll ut @ d
"ssrr, about ~ apple tr0es 55U ruacr Lrcc- 10
S'ft pears, oO - oU .ls dard pasr trees 81 10
oo cnefTs troes, from 10 - lcUO grspu VINE,
VI tue cAolceSt Varieties 1nere is 81 aouud
ahce vi shade and q hesu.i:ul avenue ut ur.a-
= ~ I"' trees leading 10 lhs yremses
"a Uls OF Sale: Cnsu IS ~ c SIS of suit and of
sa'e aud the sum It s. o. VIII lit rest a. 10
Yer ceut n IN MsS S.D, lcTi but su'ircL u :
cteu'' VI Si . %; the reuIsladr IF III. purch .se
noAey II a"I uJon Cre!lt Ui nix lYulyea.d d
eIEh e'n moiihs. 10 b. secured By The notes VI
puFGl as-r vi good security Ii. title to be re.
lAlhtd until N ) GeiarreI pay ueuts are met.
GAOhuE b kAMsY,
p1'i-Z"aW Commissioner.
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A.V0GELER & CO..
HEALTH is WEALTH.

hR X. 9. WRISTS \ ERvE AMI BRAIN TRIAr.
MENT;s specifc for hysteris, Dizziness, Con.
Vus'yns, Nervous Hesdscne, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss of Memory Spermator,te,, limo.
tencY, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age caused by over exertion, SELF abuse, or over
Indulgence which leads to misery, decay and
death One box will cure recent cases. Zach
box contains one m onth's treatment. One dollar
oo2 or SIX boxes for five dollars; sent by mail
prepsid on receipt of prics We guarantee air
o1Ars to cure any case. With each order re.
celYei by us f,r six boxes, accom- panied With
1--we dollars, We will send the purchaser our writ
Ten pu Iraltce to return the money if the treat.
nlent does not effect a cure Guarantees issued
oy an Ely q CO., Druggists, Alexandris,
Va, wholesale aud retail agents Orders by
mail wilt receive prompt attention. mari
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q EGTssbH aAERa.
BY Green & WISE, a aucllu.uers


RI VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
~ Clfult Cour: fyr IN" city of a exancri. Ell
tered 1t It's day term, 1881 in the charc.ry cause
VI james +. Csr'ln vs. = lez snder RuuLer ets.
ia sail cou pending. the uadersis II ID cJmmls
h'rs tnereln named will on SArUHDaY
n Day OF July, 1881 expose 10 sale st public
a-c'lIu D, III front OF the market use tuilding Oh
= raifla1 street. A!e1sndris VlrglDis, ,ae follow.
inR Gesc'loed property: CEkTaIN TKaCr
Or LAND, contain Jag ESQ acres more or lass,
sliu u and lying in Aie1sLdris county, Vir
s'Liia on the west side ot the Nashingtun s,.d
6Ie1ahdrla Turnpike ald bounded IS follows:
cn tie Lorih shd west by the lands Ct A. K.
Aod'sof on the south By tla Aleyan1rra Cana!
aid on the east by thu Od Military Kusd, beng
psrt or the hlngton trSc! A portion Of tho
lracI conialned in the above desCrivii N an
oouncaties 10 wit: The portion k,owu As
Aui'elsh containing 43 acres | rod and poles
sEd tr.ct OF ~ acres heretofore convey ed 10 Ii.
~ Cor Q, Will 10. be eI posed 10 sal.
lerrns OF Sales: Enough in ca b TO nav thu
's,s OF suit Ind sale, aid the sum o. 81 3iG s.
WIN SIX per cart Interest from The 4.h day If
noVemt"'r, lt7l subject to credit Of SIPS, rs OF
harth l9h, 1917 AMI the resiCu. Of IRE pu-.
cnsse money, II ally, ulon cree t Of sia, twelve
aLu Shleeh monlh9, 10 DC seCurei by Ma bonds
y lne purchasers with good security, and lhs
lille retained uuiil they sre paid
{. w. WATTLES
Cd ,hL SIS 4 TUART
Jso-ote Con III rs Of S.e3.
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ylS-fw4G ( g

4 ,OM MISolONEh'o oALE f VALUA.
~ BILE LAND IN FAIkFAX COUrTY.
ruriuInt 10 decree OF thu Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, June term, 1880 IN the suit Of
tussn hehnedy VS.. Philip dUw.rd, ct al the
atoereigGed commissioner will otfsr for sale at
tuohc suCtion, IL front OF the Cour, House. be-
tween the hours OF II u and y. M MONDAY
June u Ii, 1881, (cUutt day.. a VALUABLE
InaCT or LaNp Containing Ill acres and
iA pol's. Ill; land lee on Little hivef Turn
plke, four miles sst OF the Court House and ten
uies from the Il y Of kleIaucri., Is of good
qusity vel. wa.e. ed sId Tim oered
Terms OF Saie: Cash enough to sy costs and e1.
pehses OF SUIT aid ssie one-shlrd Jon COZ frma
ton u sale by Ia urt, snd i'd ue o.
!WoyearS. with iu,e:t st iromined otsa . Tilie
retaiL Cd I'LL los last pay meuLl3 ID ade. Persousl
security 10 De given 'or the deferred psymeuls
Out upon tho psS M st # ons third in hand
peIsJLa! security ui-y be dispensed WITH st the
oEcretlon of lne commlssloner. ConveysLciug
a. The cUsL Of the PURCHASER
D. n. CHICHESTER. Comm'r.
Fai-fsI & u. Va M,v 18Th 1881
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A VOICE FROM FAUoUIER COUNTY, Va -
Ooe Customer 11!tes tLus. Alter carefut test
tur the past tso weeks. myself ard wife pro-
noupcs your BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR gs hue Il u..s n : -sVe ever Used, aLd d
feel cou6sept there Is 20 srsGe Ct d lur manu-
tactuted that ex, Is ytur-. Sod ou!y by
GEO. MCBURNEY T. Son.
S. ". Cor. kt1g ana Was"'ugtup Sa.
Alaxsodtis Va.
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w Ask your drosRlst Tor copy Of Jupl
MeL's tr.ena"- and read 1t!
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AUCTION sALEN.
* d. OF A DBhD OF TKUS

X FlH K Of UBhD or THTSr
ua'si on the 27sh Gay of February. 1s7s
* cuSto oS Chare: f >utLa, ard Of rscor6 1'J ~
W.. Ms .Ana cords o. h CITY Of Ale1andrl. Va
ben. fc - P.ge 10 sHd BY the request Of tn
liu'.te "a said deei nsmei / will proceeo 70 .al,
o. puolc hucnon, st the front door OF the mem.
i1.s c0ISc,, ,So, ed, on oArURnAY, ths 2d t.v nf
yuS; 1901, At II m tbs esd ere uisss to vi, =.
We ~ UF GROUND With the Brick
ride Of 3;Go EiDo thereon situated On tbs North
e.'epts' Ia ihe city Of AieIandris. Vs. in frn,,
U OIL hing street z2s fret and extending norm.
EE'Iu5 the ssme with az in front 81 fac, 70
ffaye''e alley; o=lns The premises now occnnisd
oy b. DowLnsm + Co. " 0ocup'eu
Terms of Sal
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VIRGINIA CLARsrs! Superior to importa
WiLes, at MCbUhNLY's.
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j. B. T. SUTTLE

y. Eau srrsnsen0 ant have been msde bv
NIich me above de,c.lbsI prope.ty will he
so'o lfee OF ihe over rls thereon Of In widow
OF (: r. Suite, Licensed ''10"
j-3-2,wiw 1pno
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lSSURkNCE,

Dhiuli B. AOOk,
AGENT
Liverpool & LONDON s. Glcba Fire Ins. Co.,
n. \. underwrtere' agency Fire Ins. Co.,
Petersburg Savings and Ins Co.,
Fire snd Marine Ins. Co
Kiss tsRen by these hrst class companies at
current rates
Losses settled promptly and literally. feb7
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CnA "FOkn CUSHING. Trustee
Cathsrill p y Pr Wm CO.. w. mt25- Iii, ,

k.I> th5 SALEOF LAND IN FAIR.
u X COU MY VIRGInIA In eIrru.
slon u deed of trust n Oh Martin V. B. Bny,n
SLo vile 10 Char.es y. mermau ind kyl,Ud
Ttn W secure an lLdeotefness to Il Der: b.
huu dated october ii n 1872 aud r,c1r1ei in
The CLERKS Oti e ot F.iri.I Lounly G. UT the
uuuelsikheO VINO Lave .. el substituted ;ru.tees
IL toe place aId stead of he ssld G. - Ziuner.
IL hau AID Ky huh d-cesaeG; beipy thereto
Iequ'feo o. Inc present bsD, lsry 10 said deed
OF 1'tst Will sei st pub ic suv.lou Ia from. of the
Cturt huu.e f FaIftsx county on MONDAY
the A.h Day ut june. 1851 y. II y COCK m. that
oeihx court day, the thaCr UF LaNDln
far!ax cruoty ab u! 81 miles from Burke IT..
lion nnd "A miles from f.Tfa1 S!ativn. on the
,yng'hia Midland h.ilwsy, containing about
Ioo acres bounded ss fellows: Beginning st .
piie CT stole. 10 the Wolf run shoa> -oad, near
Ola scnuoi hous'; thence north 10 3y W. S2t
pCl-. 10 waite osk 81 ckor7 l,Dy: tneur,
g. CO W. " poles /" stump ard .eesrsl marked
s'p irgs; !nence 5 - pCle. l10 lj ., 26i poles
~ tue latefsecilon o. the line Of the land rmar.
~ aeesL's; thence with keelh's lines a5o IS O.
SO poles to pile OF stones thence lGo v lCO
po'es 30 large red OAK IN the line OF ri.bsro
Simpson, now Benz j. uin Burke's land; thence
Win hls hne 5. - e. 3S3 poles TO u pile of
stones; tnetcss % ". lA poles corner IN tb4
III q Ci Chl!tss laLc thence with that line 8 $50
(. Oh poles to small box OAK bush in tina
AOfesad 'Olilun shoals rosd .hence with said
toad n, 50 a. COLES, n, l50 e. q Jole., n go e.
II poles, u t3' c poles, lz0 - coles, to
the oeglnLlIx, eAcept shout une.haf az acre
bouLded as follows: Beginning al the cenIre of
Ins "of ruu sGUsls road and Fairfax Court
Hou'e road about 70 rods north Of John Steel's
AoI'e' slc Iuns thence along the centre OF SKID
iOsd L. = III rods; thence dua rods;
thence 5. 20 W. 10 rode; thence due & rods In
.ns oeginnihg, together with all the improve
Ments &c.
Terms: One.third Of the purchase money
catn' Ihe residue IN two equal ns.almeDls, psy.
s0ie 10 oAe Sid two Years from the day Of sale
notes 10 be. gwen therefor with approved per-
sonal security bearing Interest from day Of sale
aud secured by ceed OF trust upon the premises
on all cssn ~ he option cf The purchaser
LINDEN KENT,
M LOVE,
mylS-2w4a Sub.tiiuted T,nstaes
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'hUo 80. oaLhue LAM lS FalR.
L Fe UpUh1Y.-BS virtue of deed ol
Nu,t from Theodore L. Cuase, and being thereto
reqIred By parties cured thereby. the under.
hshed, Trustee IN .sil eed. viii cfer for sale al
pubic suc Ion. IN front OF tue Court touse door
al falttak Court House al twelve O'clock H.,
oa MONDAY June Is 1881 the TRACT OF
LAND conveyed to him in said deed and de.
scr!oed Us follows. VIE: begir ming At dead
poplar Standing on the south side OF Dogue run,
scofLer u Carpent'rs patent, now William
Solel1s; thsnce 8. 793, 30 poles to Tree
naked white oak sap,ings; thence s. 25!' W
lVii boies 10 hickory snu pile Of stones thence
Wiz the line OF Dennis McLarty johnson n. 32io
w. loI poles to marked dogWoOd, corner to kil-
1nn Comptons lot; thence Win his line n. 520, g
u poles 10 s stake on Loeue run; thence down
tne several courses and meanders thereof to the
osglnnlng, coutsuirg 81 acres and To poles.
Ie1m5 OF Sale: Cash Is to the sum of S7O0
Ine fesldue at six, tweIve and eighteen months
SI1n lnterest. eVlj-Lced by bonds OF the pur.
Chaser, secured by dead OF trust upon the
pIonlses. FRANCIS l., SMITH
WSi-TH Trustee.
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EhODEES q co,
Wholesale petiots And Jobb.rs in
1HuUERLES, PRONLSipMS, FLUTJR
SALT AND FISH
tull line OF celebrated pure, old Whlskeya
Brsnties. Gu. Bun, Sc, Massey s Co.'S PniIn-
d.lphis end Sisgs:ts Baltimore tlcs. and Berg
osr & Engeis Lsger Eaet, III casks or buttos,
Agents tor J.u.es 5 Welch Bes. FANNY
Z our, jsnos 5. kick & Cos .5tantsrd Sosp
dupont Cos. sporting snd Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac kiya
5tesn.ers
Orders promptly attended 20. snd corsign
nents solicited. 10 II Nias sIresl,
oc. "-!l S.aAaNiri., Va.
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y. ". CdICHESTKR Comm
Fsi-faI u. Va NAV 18Th. 1881

- WAL u " n Ge~d or iru ir.m MARI
~ Kelley aid arIs Lulu bis W f, To- P,'.r
Wise, iIu-ses, dated lhe IAN day o. april 1875,
and feco ded IN ihe FaLquler C,u!Ly Cleib's ;
en- hhd as ST os!tused Il ustee ia place of ssrt
feLer WIS, sh.Il on Sal u DAY June 25
1881. 81 Il O'CLOCK III In front IF the Cour
hUuse, IL The town OF Wsrrenton, sell to the
highest biGder. FIVE HUNUnED AMI
sixty FIVE ACkBS + LAND, in the
lower euo OF FnLQ Iler .uniy, on tue foliowin q
Ierus: 60 nucn Cash ns vii! pay eI usnse.
ois,ie and bonds snd Interest then due; the
resIdus On such llme a. the trustee shsi! direct.
JAMb5 4. SCOTT,
m,21-w4v sub.ttuted frustee
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y ID l : SSlON NKK'S SALH
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
in
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80 Il HklFf'> LaUF VaL;j.HLn NJ.
- "a NSEi;-l will sell to the highest bid
Ger on So aTUKDAf June I9tn, 1881 st Ct,fton
StasiGn; EI; vs. Midland K K, ENTIRE
C0NpI go ~ OF SPOKE MILL ALL
- - - IL a ND IN GOOD KUNNIHE
ohDh Is 4 to s-:i'fy e.ecu,lon in nv hand. f.,
cli,ec'oh, sly ID Pak.r vs Hetzsl Te,ma
's'p' oaie al II Ii. WIN. AYRE, Jr
S.,,-t e. -, Sheriff
--N-- ~ ot De. VIM, q. nv SlS
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'hOol sEo SALh OF REAL KSTATH-
coy virtue OF d. - OF trust from Etw,rt
NafI.f 10 m. besli ~ date Of Dec .mb Der 10 h.
Leo aho recorded in The Clerks ,tEi .s OF I,,,.
cOan county saall, for the purpose of carving
'h- provisions OF said trust offer for ,sie ~
pao Jc auction, on the premises, on THIRS.
Dai June 3O.h, 1851. vslu.bI, TRACT ~
E1ND, Situated IN lower Louioan, on BuII
.t nun nnq near sud ey Sprlng., known as
NJ DWwooDLA q ~" cout,iuing TdaE. HUN
OHsO AND TEN ACnE,. Tbs farm is vii
1a'eie'' has an SIMPLE supply Of tim er j. of
e4Ie i5hs Quality suC lLa doe STAT IF cult,v,.
IIn nss Oh It commo1rous DWELLING
HOuS L, EoJd TaNANT HOUSE !. I.rva
sld suo.lantisl STONE STABLE and otrsr
h-ce'saFy ou' nouses, al is We'll worthy of tha
e''eItion VI any one desi;ou8 Of q good Ipy,st.
nr:.t '~S'o
mr. q. y Ayres, who re-id-e on the farm will
saAo p'oAsure IN shoWiOg the property ~ auy
ohe VINO lesltes TO examlue IL
1efns OF Sale: O-e hlr1 cs ID :; the residDe in
lures ,qual snLus! payE. h,s, bearing Interest
i.'n Gay " sale; the Purchaser 10 xIva nond
WIN approved pe sonal security sid title to bt
'o'alne' utH' faAI payment ls made.
oaie A. II C Ock m
ChA FOKn CUSHING. Tru:tes
tht1Srtl r u Pr W m on ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

DklME naSolNA AND fALkkHO
4 LhMONSfor sale by
my21 j. Y. A1LBURd,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-11-11
Loi The Poor Indian.

In his answers to correspondents,
Nye thus diScourses: Carl Schurtz-
You are evidently in error about the
Tito Indians. They are not farming
much this summer; so your proposition
to sell them one thousand thrashing
machines ut discount is Of no prac-
tical utility. The chances are that if
they had 1000 Pitts thrashing machines
they would trade the entire lot before
fall for u plug hat and pair of rcd
suspenders. The Utes run more 10 rcd
suspenders and physical calm than they
do to agriculture and Pitts thrashing
machines. They started an onion
patch on White River two years ago,
and it looked at one time as though
they would ut least raise one onion 10
each five adults on tho reservation; but
one morning they got into q discussion
about some agricultural point while
wedding tho fruit, and when they got
through the onion-bed looked as though
there had been a premature explosion
there, and the onions were SO mixed
up with copper-colored ears and other
Indian fragments that the whole thing
was abandoned"