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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

BALTIMORE, Feb 15.-Virenia 6s old -; do
"a; past duo coupon 93I now l0.dCs 53i bid bid
to-day. Cotton dull; middlirg liz. Flour
steady, firm and active. Wheat-Soutnern arm
and higher Western easier. but firm Southern
red ll5AllS; do amber l2Oa122; No 2 Western
winter red spot and Feb 1leBallGi; Mar llels
ll6s; April ll73All75; May lle4allsl. Corn
Southern nominal in absence of receipts; West.
low 52s53; Western mixed spot and Feb 55,55i
Mar 523 bid; April 55s533; steamer 5ll, Oats
dull; Western white 42s43; do mixed lO,4i.
Rye dull st l0lal0L Hay dull; prime to choice
PenIa and Maryland 2Oa$2l. Coffee quiet Rio
cargoes lC2sl2! Sugar dull; A soft Ct. Wits.
Key dull.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 Stocks weak and lower.
Money 5aG Flour que. and unchsn ged. What
fairly active. Corn heavy and lower.
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STEAM vs.. MUSCLE.-Tgo things absolutely
necessary 20 make perfect roasted ooffco is uni
i1rmlty OF heat and regularity Of motion these
ca oaH be oJtaMel By use Of steam. The
Opposite IL clearly showo IN hand roasted Ctffocs
ty as many empcrjectionS. AL chooo grades
OF CeEees will swell when subjected 10 uni
ioEm heat. McSuroty's Steam Roasted Cof.
te arc alea7 tho choicest grades. Their daily
increased sales IS a gOOl proof Of superiority Of
Their Steam Roasted CotceS orer that roasted
IN The huRI MQcLinc anH lnlScLc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
AUC'EEpM SAFER.
BY o. Neal & Lucas, Auctioneers,

PY VIRTUE OF a DEED or TR11sr
~ executed by U. Il. Monroe snd wite dsted
the TIN dav of October, 1875 and of record IN
lioer No. s. page 2GS of the land records Of A..
exandria city Virginia, the undersigned viii. "a
trustee therein named, and at the request OF tte
holders OF the motto by said deed secured, On
SATURDAY 7, the 2G.h day of February, 1881,
At IL clock m expose to sale, ct public auction
in front of the Market House building on RoyM
street. Alexandria, Virginia. tho following d.
scribed property, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND with tho
BUILDINGS thereon situated on the west site
OF Payne street. between Cameron and King
streets IN tho city Of Alexandria and bounded
and described 4, follows: Beginning 70 feet
inch south Of Cameron street and running
thence south with Payne street ID feet thenca
west parallel with Cameron street 1913 feet
inches. thence north parallel to Payne street 40
feet, thence east parallel to Cameron street 1o3
feet inches to the beginning.
The property is improved by FOUR BRICK
DWELLINGS, which will DO offered for sale
separatey.
Terms of sale: Cash ss to tho costs of this sale,
and the sum Of $4,000, with interest thereon
from tho LIST day Of June, 1850, and for the resi-.
due of the purchase money. on credit of six
and twelve months with interest from the dsv
OF sale; the deferred payments to ba secured b.
Inc notes OF the purchaser or purchasers and \
deed of trust on the property.
CHARLES f. STUART,
1eDS-dts Trustee.
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Fairfax county, jan15-w4w
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of FA1REay
~ LAND.

Pursuant to decree Of tho Noyombor term
1851. OF the Fairfax Circuit Court pronounce:
in the case CT Gunne!l vs. Daily. tho undorsign
cd, IS commissioners Of sale. will sell 81 oublia
sale to the highest bidder, on MONDAY Feh-
ruary 81, 1851, at II NJ, in front OF tho Court
House at Fairfax Cour! Eousc, oil that TRACT
OF LAND belonging to Orlando Guanell, stu
ated in the county OF Fairfax, adjoining tbs
lands Of Charles Elgin, u. Z. Gunncll and 9th.
ers, containing SD ACRES. be tho esno more
or less; said tract being lot number two, in the
division OF the SUGAR GRASS" FARM o.
the late George w. Gunnel. There is a small
DWELLING HOUSE and sorne good FRUIT
TREES on the property.
Terms: One third of tho purchase money in
cash on the day of sale. aud the residue in thres
equal payments at six, twelve end eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bonds therefor,
bearing interest. and the title to be retained un-
ill the purchase money is all paid.
CHAS. =. JANNEY. r
FRANCIS L. SMITH, 0omm fS
3nan w. Graham, Auc.r. jsnl0-w4w
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CALE0F VALUABLE LARD IN FAIR.
- FAX N0ITNTY

~
Persuant:Ss decree rendered al tho Novem-
Der term, 1856, Of the Circuit Court OF Fairfax
county in tho suit OF James Cristo VS.. N. Pea
cock and others. tho undersigned, commission.
ers of sale, on MONDAY, tho 2lst Of February,
1881. (Court day. q. II O'clock m, will sell 81
public auction, before tho Court House door o.
aid county, certain TRACT or LAND, ly~
il 6 in said county, on tho rosd leading from
L. 'winsville TO Lsngloy, adjoining tho lands Of
SIN DOT, Peacock and others. kncwn as tho DOW
or, )OKER" axM. This tstm contains l3l
and ,sl.lO1 acres; is III high state Of cultivation
and and, improved ~ by oQSD Di,j HMhhL'H"
Term of Sale: Enough cash - pay tho co51
Of suit and expenses of sale and 10 sum o.
STA, with interest from tho 18th Of august:
1874, and the remainder in thrao equal O.. nus
instruments secured by the purchasor's hon..
bearing interest from tho day of sale, and Ill,
to be retained till tho last payment is made.
CASSIUS CARTIER, Uommirs.
Il. w. MOORE, fSslo.
EairFay noprtp ion1S- wa N'''"'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE,
~ AND LOT OF GEOuND-Ez virtue of

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE,
~ AND LOT OF GROUND, BY virtue Ct
q decree of the Corporation Court of the city CT
Alexandria, rendered on tho S!h day Of July,
1880, in the chancery cause therein depending,
uader the styleof Carey s. Colcock vs. j. GrieS
ct ais, the undersigned, special commissioner
therein named, will oller for sslo st public AUG
ton, in front Of the Market Building on Royal
street, in the city of Alexandria, Virginia. o,
SATURDAY. the 26th day of February, 1887,
st II o'clock H., the following described proper
~, viz: All that LOT OF GROUND with thu
STORE HOUSE and BUILDINGS thereon,
situate NJ the Northeast corner King and Weat
streets, in said city, and running back on West
street to an alley. being the property conveyed
by 4. Windsor to Joseph Grigg and devised By
tho said Joseph Grigg 10 James Grisg.
Terms OF sale: Caah for sufficient sum to pay
the costs of said suit and this sale, and tho su,a
of forty.four dollars and fourteen cents with it-
terest from the 9Th of July 1889, sEd tho residus
in thrse equal instslnionts at six, twelve an
eighteen months respectively with interest, on
evidenced by the bonds Of tho purchaser. III,
title to the property TO DO retained until all e
the purchase money shall DO paid. Convoy
ancing at the coat of the purchaser.
FRANCIS u. SMITH,
ian22-2awts Commissioner of Sale.
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Ehe Effects of the storm,

CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-Tho Inter OCEAN spo.
cas- indicate that % tho tross roads and rail.
road lines Out Ct the thoroughfares there is still
p virIus! blockade 10 Illinois, Iowa and Wis
c)Dslp
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Shot.

DENVER. Col Feb. lj-Special dispatches
% tho Republican, from LeadVllls, say. Carl
Phu2rsd: vas shot by Hart Reeve, 90 Sunday.
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Uicilc.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-A special TO tho Inter.
Ocean from Pennington, Wis, dated the 18th
says: Mrs +. Beardmore, . years of age, hung
herself this morning. She leaves husband and
three children. Tho family wcro respected and
no cause is assigned for the acL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

FEsTlyALs-S:. Na'crliac'i day S.a ,b-
servcd yesterday. Shrova Tuesday. CT pan-
esko day. "! b. On tie Is! CT Malcl AID Ash
day will be ca Thursday. Msr,h l7ib. PsIm-
Sunday fslis on April lin. A,c nsioo day
c)mcs on May sob. Pcntcccs', Whi Sunday.
sill DO On June jtb
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Jewelry Store Robbed.

PATERSON, N. j. Feb. Is -Gersido and Der.
dams jeWelry store on Market street in this city
WAS entered by BURGLARS last night. Out o:
stock valued q. S7.TC0 about 81 500 WAS lsft.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r.2,ter PROBABILITIES. FcJraary Is. 1851
~ tao middle Atlantic States. warmer clear
- partly cloudy weather, light northcrly winds,
~. :@..y shilling 10 ca:te.Iy, stationary CT
=. ing barometer.
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Nor CORRECT.-Thc report that Mrs.
Clarke, rcsilrg OF "Nail2r's liI',' ia the
Southwestern section OF the city, had died tfoa,
starvation on Sunday last, vas Investigated To-
lay and found according to Tic s,scmsn;s Of
n,o9c I,vi1c il he neighbo7ho;d, 20: 20 b,
Greet Hrs. Clarke did do On Sunday last,
shio her hus5ar was ats,nt in the uo,ry
At work, from patumonin, aad 20. lrcm sisrva
l;oo. Though thero is no doubt t!!a! ter the
want cf p:orcr attention, her Death was i2s
trucR,
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BY O. Neal s. Lucas, Auctiopee,s

Dy " Neal " Lucas, AuCtl0neers.
pY VIRTUE of deed of trust executed BIZ
~ John 3. Beach, bearing ds.o On tho second
dav of June, 1879, and of record in the Clerks
office of the Corporation Court OF the city Of
Alexandra, Va, liber No. s. page 1873, the sub.
ecribers, as trustees of ''The German Cc-opers>
tive Building Association. No. 3, of Aiexsndria.
VR.," will, by order Of ths Board OF Directors
of the said association, duly made, and in pur-
suance of the provisions Of the said deed of trust,
proc I'd to sell at public auction. on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day of February, 1881, at twelve
m, in front of the Market Building, on Royal
street, in the city Of Alexandria, Virgins, tho
property conveyed by the said deed of trust t"
wit: A LOT OF GROUND with TWO
BRICK TENEMENTS thereon, situated Oh
the east side Of st. Asaph street, between Prin-
cess and Oronoco streets, in the said city OF AL
e1andris in front on St. Asaph street thirty. four
feet, (34) aud extending eastWardly in depth orc
hundred and twenty.three fee. five iIc.es.
Q235)
The above described property will be offered
for sale IN two separate parcels
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
$ $ $S]HSA AS $ R}SSj Trustee:
Memo. The association will sccep. one thirl
in cssh. and the residue in two equal payments
A. ak and twelve months from day Of sale, wit.
interest, and fully secured for that part Of th'
proceeds of sale of thu above described proper"
| 10 which tho association will be entitled.
febT-eots JUSTUS SOHNEIDEh, Sec.
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No Choice Yet,
The Markets.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb 15.-The 18th bal
lot for U. s. Senator to day, showed no choio..
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TIE 22D o? FEBRUARY PARADE The pa
ra12 10 ihis city o. tho .,2l Of February will
30 cottht bo 3 s:aGd aIiG;:, Ia addition &c iho
her attTac!!Gls, eight military companies are
XHe>.c: 70 be in iin:, inciudiag Q United
Sta'ca .''jt!a:y c0mp8Gg. Tho committee
'&;l92 the affair n chsfge ara also considering
ti2 ad9.5AG.i;e oi lrvit;1G Other ni:ary CIR
taaGli:0cs. !:io business interests of this civ,
nd a.numdar OF Baltimore houses will DO rep
.-s-n.Cd II tho parade, Tho merchants of this
W&2 ,@a5ge 70 take part ia tho parade, and
.Yhc nave 20 yo. si3G;tiol heir intention OF so
'o,@g, AZ. :,qucstcl II rerort to MaSor Saith
=. "onn 81 possible. TIC President of tho UDi'
0". @.gt"S naG hiI Estiuet have bocn invited
90 v'Hj! A!eX2nd:!s Gn mo ccIsioa. The con-
H"ho1 On programme 9? lho parade arc having
el.rCa ba"aet prepared, Ga which will be To-
.'r.5oG. Trad Parade 10 Alexandria on the
ii Of E2drua!g" ID Do suspended ccrcs3 Penn.
"!?aG3 AT@7u0, r"ac ScV3ath street, Wash
!ag.2a. = .acyt.U. .. Gh0 COMMITTEE will
g. held 10 niRaf, Il: which tho chief marshal
vi an0CUnco his BIDS. no streets OF tho city
a'o hci9g rut il gooI order, Grd there is no
aH0b!, i tho WeMhcr proves favorable. the
!suocs;rali?u wi tqu2l anything # tho kidd
a.ar witnessed IN Alexandria.
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AUCTION SALEa.
BY pNae1 & T,un.o Arnt;on

By ONesl s Lucas. Auclioneers.
IN WEDNESDAY. February l6. 1880, a.
- III O'clock g NJ, st 10 1l3 HI: ST., the
enects OF the late Theodore Diger, consisting of
one larRe Iron Safe, large Glass Case, Shelving,
G Ma!cnes, &c too numerous TO mention. Terms
febl4-2s ONEar sJuoac
T>kUSTEE'S SALB.-By virtue of deed of
H. L9st executed by J. NJ; Manchester to the
and recorded in lber 81, folio 2e4, Of the record
OF deeds OF Prince William county, Vireinis.
Will otlar for sale. at public auction, before The
front door of the Court House of the said county.
on MONDAY: March 7!h. 1881. Chat being
IN said county, containing 100 ACRES. more
or less, ard lying about miles from the town OF
Gcccquan. adjoining the lands of Finch. Mad
oo1, Reed and others. Terms: Cash.
'nI-Wtd T.. G. FORD, Trustees.
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LITERARY. The Mitchell !IYcaum, 40 o;rao
jzaiion OF cl!oral p,opic, celebrated i:s thiG
anniversary a. so rvOIg, On Alfred street. last
night. Ai.,v IN opening speech rs tho Wee
President Ct tho assoc STOP. a. ". HAIRS,
Tho remainder Ct mo cvGniDC VS. spcnt il
iistcoia2 10 music. dcc'ama'io0s. essays aud
,clcc;aas By the momh2vsQt the l.yc2um. ihc
to1m was Fl I'D. ard sill aoemcd to ctj>y tha
entertainment. This asslcia!ioA Is an evidence
what tia coiorod people Gao accomplish ty q
determination to mentally and m9rlljy iaprove
themselves, aud such organizations ahou'i re-
coiv0 tic encouragement Of al.
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STOP TIE LEAKS. Tin Roofing. Gutter and
Rtia Spout. and oil work repaired promptly, hy
STANsBURY & Bro.
TIE BEST home manufactured Tin Ware
AID lIousciurnishi0g Goods c.u DO found ct
STANsBURY' Central S!o7c House, c,:0tr
kinc and WASHINGTON srG:t7. lhlcBuTury' :
i'ni!ting.)
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iau - make your dinner en-. lvte b. /, y
IN SOHO Ct the DELICIOUS GREEN PEAS ~;..cn
|!CBUREEY & Son havs aS rle2vtd.
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4 aJSEna gGNTa.
Washington's Birth Day.
!RGCLA Nj ALTON.


Alexandra, Va, February II. 1881.
rropoto to pat no restraint upon the proper
enjoyment CT the I'D Of February, but would
ask ths. no pi%to!r, gucs CT Ire crackers BIO rod
on that G@7.
3h2 committee request Ill our ci!izo..s 10 Goe.
ora:a their hou;cs and PLACES Of business, and to
ION with III in this honorable celebration,
Respectfully,
coz kTLAND Ii. SMITH, Mayor,
lohi3td Chief Marshal.
- ENTEkTAIE
vii! DO given by tho
7 u III IS o + ST. NJ E. RVS SUNDAY
SCHOOL,
ct 5ARERTA EALLon
TiiuN*pAY EVENING, February 18th.
a. : o'clock.
Proceeds for tho benefit of Psrochial School.
Tickets IS can.s. fsbl5
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Usp.. R9dscr!, Ct
his city, has been awarded the coniTac. bY the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad Tor driving
$50 piles n! The north end oflhe Long Bridge.
Gap. Rogers, if possible, will leave here with
his pio driver for the Long Bridge 10 nerfow.
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The wonder Of tic 18Th century -avorybady
should ulo i: for impure blood-S. S. s.
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las. +. CAKLIN & SONS, G3 King street,
handled Knives, Plated Forks and Spoons. Pen
aid Pocket Knives, large assortment! of Tool
Chests. Sk9tas. SC ,-useiul holiday presents.
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Z Canary birds; something new 1t does
Away with The annoyance of the sand spilling
over the 4 Jor slio bird gravel in boxes. For
sale by ScLEAN 81 UHLER,
decl 7G King st.
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF FYrGIAs. the
Gran4 i.7G<C e haishs OF Pgthias Of Nr
e'a5a, Hraui GAaGc2!3r Henry Atkinson. Of
MECHANICS i'lGGc, M. ., or fairfax street. TO-"
ni2ht, \ large GumaeC q! tho delegates at
l,ScG III tti' cry TO day apsoNS then, Srpre&c
Hapr,Ha"'o'iT3 Walter Il, Edwards and rcpl''.
F'9io!'v,s JAMES l.. Scott, itank Crondo,!, H.
J; Sos, JohG T.. Haynes al! j0hn Nj. Hlk
=. q Norfolk. Tho Grand Lodge. wI,icn vii
"Um5er nearly hund:cd dsle.ato4 vii be IN
session "hont h7co days En.u.JrrCR nigHi tie
HroEd Ohic r. vii an ,'to;cG. Ea:r, wiii be
70 rua!iG u.le::1. The ,pgmb.ra O ,bo Cd i
20 iiis c'l ga ri2Atn& G7cy Il II: :" "2tCf ~
;h2 Y,-;li < i>.i>h:. ~ :. !c:osl!n., ::,suIeT
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SEyE HAVE this day secured the agency for
w : celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
end PORTER, ;shich VIC will keep constantly
on bend, ani to which VIC invite the attention Of
families who dcsirei fine article of Ale or Porter
ep27 w. A. JOHNSON & co.
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sHOASTED COFFEES-ROASTED AT
&c OUR STORE: Best Java 32c, Msracabo
%, LsGsuyra -, Rio 2Cc. and fair Rio Is As
roast only choica Java, have no grade for
less than 81.
s125 j. &. MILBURN,
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SrUTTER COLORlNG CT the best quality and
- perfectly safe, in bottles at SLIGO, 50 cts.
snd . cts, ard in sample visls Ct 10 cts. each.
For sale BY.
jsn2l IS LEADBRATER BRO.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

THE NEW CASTLE Tri-weekly Stal
has taken another prodigious sudden
growth caused by good culture and
plenty of advertising phosphates. 1t is
now a twenty column newspaper
lengthened proportionately and edited
with commendable vigor and judgemen,
Its advertising columns. look healthy
and its loaal columns are crispy, and
hristles with briskness. We congratu-
late our young contemporary on its
rapid and healthy growth and hope its
shadow may never grow less.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

"THE CLUB" on Water street, was
raided by liquor bailitf Brady, and
Gus" O'Donnell, "Brockey Tom, -
and number of other well known citi-
zens have been brought up 'standin"
to testify whether they ever knew OF
any liquor having beeu sold at "Thc
Club" contrary to law. These distin-
-uished gentleman after Solemnly ami
revercntly kissing the book, say "No
indeed Mr.. Mayor we don't know OF
any" Enough, the case is dismissed
1t is significant that b. T. and G. o
cast numerous votes for the Democracy
DO you understand?
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

NOTICE i = \rRlCh HENGl, D'I
~ hereby give mott y that shal apply
to the 10, oratle the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Pence and Jail he
livery of the State of Delaware, in and Tor
New Castle county, on Monday. the 18Th day
o. September, A. d., 1881, being the hrst day
Of the Scutcmbcr term of said court ior a Ii,
censs to Icep store at the Northeast
corner of Seventh avenue and Brown street,
in the Eleventh Ward Of the city of VII
minyton, New Castle county, State of Della
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors in nuan-
Titles not less than one ,lua I, not to be drank
on The premises and the following respecta-
hle ci iz, MS, residents of the said Ward, re-
commend the said application to vii
Rob rt Cottnrham, Geo r. Meredith,
Willie T. DAVIS. Francis Duncan,
Howard g. C,oiert, John Hilton,
WIN. haggerty, ter IL. Miller,
Philip IL nch, homas Herman,
Hugh Johnson, John Lttlc.
VIM Meredith, Tim UouStant.
James Duncan. James Morally,
Arthur duncan, Daniel Haily,
=. Magarty, Mike lunn.
Isaac \. StoOps. Patrick Smith,
Geo. n. Chadwick, Robert ntch.
seltH-Stt PAlhICk .lLNEI,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

NENNOR MAY do very well as a
weather prophet in ordinary weather
but such weather us we have been eX
perieucing is enough to upset all
weather-wise prophets. In spite OF The
discomtorts arising from heat at one
hundred degrees, it would have pro,
yesterday in his winter ulster and seal,
skin to encounter the fierce trosts he
had proguosticated. 1t Is much more
likely that if he went out a. all from
his retreat he carried a sun umbrella
and put a lump Of ice in the crown OF
his hat.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
The President and Mis- Doctors.

The President and Mis- Doctors.
A physician in sick room though a
visitor that would willingly be dis
pensed with if circumstances would
permit, is an ever welcome visitor in
case of sickness. But when patient
is very seriously afflicted and it becomes
necessary to Rave daily consulta-
tions by a number of physicians, the
depressing effect it would have upon
a patient can easily be imagined
They may be the most learned and
skilled in the practice, men in whom
the utmost confidence may be imposed,
but nevertheless they are doctors and
when number of them congregate in
the room of sick man it is constant
reminder to him of his desperate case.
1t is repeating to him the words: "Sir,
your case is dangerous one; you are a
very sick man; if the greatest care is
not exercised in your case you cannot
recover.
1t can easily he imagined the effect
that such an array of medical men and
surgeons must have had on the mind
of President Garfield and it need not
be thought strange that he sickened at
.he sight and desired that the half of
them at least should be dismissed on
his departure from Washington to
Long Branch. With the disappearance
of so many well known doctors FROM
his bedside and from his sight, and
with the healthful effects of the salu-
brious ocean atmosphere, a rapid ihl-
provement may be expected in Presi-
dent Garfeld's condition. At any rate
u sympathizing public will approve
the wisdom of tie act of the President
in dismissing one half of his medical
attendants who had fastened themselves
like leeches to the White House.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
Ar Accommo dat ion for All.

Some people prefer to purchase medi-
cines in the dry state 80 that they can
see for themselves that they are purely
vegetable. Others have not the time or
desire to prepare the medicine, and wish
it already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors of Kidney-W now offer that
we'll known remedy in both liquid and
dry form.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
DEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at public sale, on tho rcmiSes
on TU ESDAY. Sc tcmher 10Th, 1881. at 81
p. M, the following real estate:
No. !. three story brick house. No. a.
8l2 latnali street. f on 10 feet, with an E::i
alley and lot ah ut 70 feet deep, now renl'
for $40 per month,
No. 2. A two.story and a.halt frame house
No. GA Tatnall street, l3 feet frp. t, with us,
OF alley, lot running back about 70 feet, and
now rents for - per month.
Persons wishing to view the property, will
be shown the same by the subscriber. Term'
at sale. sept7-tf MCCANN n %.
l. W. SrIDnAM X Son, Acutrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
PUEBLO sALHB.
DUBLlC SALE
LIVERY STABLE AND FIXTURES.

The subscriber intending to quit the business
will sell at his stable, corner Of sixth and
French streets, on Saturday, September 10th,
1881, at II o'clock, sharp, his entire stock
consisting as follows: Four horses:
No. !. Black horse. BIZ, years old, sound
and kind In all harness, is a good saddle
horse.
No, 2. Bay mare, Lady, eyears old, sound
and Kind In all harness, II ndmber ene driver.
No. 8. Daisy, gray mare, sired by ~
old Ironsides, 8 years old, sound and -doS
kind in single and double harness, can trot in
2. % without handling.
No. L. Bay mare, Kate, sound and kind in
single and double harness, years old and
fast traveller.
Carrages--l Jump seat, In good order !
rockaway, buggy, sets of harness, in good
order l lady's saddle and bride, gents
saddle and bridle, horse blankets, lap robes,
lap sheets. whips, halte-s.
THRMs All sums less than S25 cash. all
over that amount the purchaser can have No
days by giving a bankablc note with an ap-
proved endorser, or 3 per cent. OF for cash.
septe X. +. MONEY,
L. W. STIpHAM Il Son, Auct'rs.