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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-02

One Of the mos. important om1ces
yet to fill, is that Of Assessor, md
it needs man who is q good Judge
Of every thing in general, and ou..,
butcher W. j. Mcintyre, seems to
fill that bill, as near RI any person.
For Justices Of the Peace, kIr:s:E
Z. Ross who has SO acceptably Fiji.
cd tho place for tho past year, he
ought to have another term, and az
re may need enc in the village,
Atr. 7. r. Craig, would fill that Of.
fee exceeding we'll.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-02

Mr.. +. Stone Of Middla River,
come up to pay his taxes last week.
M>ssrs. A. D.$Stephens and S.
Fletcher cf Fishers stopped over
night Monday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-02

Get your spy glasses ready for
tomorrow evening as the moon viii
reach the conjunction or nearest
point with the three planets Juni-
per, Saturn and Venus, at eight
clock the display will be at its
height.
A caucus will be held st the Of
fee Of J. P. Nelson, Esq, Oh Fri
day evening, March 4th, for the
purpose Of nominating the town
ship officers, for the ensuding year.
Turn out sll you voters, and help
to place good board III Office, and
then on clection day, Tuesday,
March 9Th, elect them. Place men
on the board will take interest IN
this matter The present board
have den, well butso,ne Of them do
not ca { to serrc again.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-02
Local Breyities.

A little mere cfthe beautiful yes.
tcrday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-02


Local BreUities.
Wheat 60 cents.
Lent begins to-day,
Mails very irregular now.
A little mere cf the beautiful yes
tcrday.
Mr.. F. Stone Of Middla River,
come up to pay his taxes last veck.
Mcssrs. A. D.!Stephens and S.
Fletcher cf Fishers stopped over
night Monday.
Here arc just the men for. Super
visors, Il. w. Rossman chairman,
Peter Dalcuist and Frank fSearl.
A dance will take place ct the
residence Of f. j. Tripp On Friday
evening, everybody 60 and have a.
good time.
]. B: Titus, makes q good Co.
Treasurer; why will he not make
as good e Town Treasurer, az any
one we have.
Judge Slec came very near hav-
ing serious fire yesterday, the roof
of his back kitchen caught from
the stove pipe.
How does A. ?. Mcintyre snamc
strike you for the office Of Town
ship clerk, we think he il the right
man in the right place.
Mr.. S. G. Marsh Of Minneapolis,
the senior member Of the farming
firm Of Marsh & Spaulding, spent
few days in The village last week.
Six Chippeway Indians were il
town yesterday on begging excur-
sion, they we're novel sight to
some, to see those dusky warriors
around on their 1now shoes.
The Northern Tier outfit has
been bought of Mr. Chase, by the
Journal and Chronicle of Crookston
and they offer part Of it for sale,
this is the last Of that paper.
Monday, March 2lst the county
seat cf this county was located at
this point by tho legislature.
This settles the dispute about the
county seat for while st least.
4 communication IN regard to
the organization and settlement Of
town 15S, range 46, h.s been hand
cd us, and it will appear next
week, lat US hear from the others
as soon as. possible.
A town meeting and election took
place in township 155 range Is,
Feb. 22d, tie officers elected to
serve until March Sth, they will
probably be reelected for the COM
ing year On that day.
Men Of nerve ere needad to fill
the Offices of Coa4tables, and our
Deputy Sheriff j. S. Briggs, will
| make good cne for tie town and
Warren Smith equally as well in
the country.
Get your spy-glaxses ready for
tomorrow evening as tie moon VIII
reach the conjunction or nearest
point with the three planets Juni-
per, Saturn and Venus, at eight
clock the display will be at its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-21
HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dr. K. Q. VESTS NERVE AMI BRAIN TREAT.
MENT; specific for Hysteris, Dizz ness, Con.
vu!slons, Nervous Hesdscne Mental Depres-
sion, Loss of Memory Spermstorrhe,. Impo-
tency. Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Aga caused by over. exertion, self abuse, Or over
indulgence. which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains orc N Jnth's trestmsnt. One dollar
box. or six boxes for FIVE dollars sent By mail
prepsid on receipt of prce We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-.
ceved By US for six boxes, sccomp psnied with
i've dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
ten guarantee to return the money if the treat.
ment does not effect cure, Guarantees issudd
by JANREY & CO., Druggists Alexandria
Va. wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
msil will receive prompt attention. msr7
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TrKUSTHE'S SALE EOTLAND IN FAIR
Il, Fisk CDUNTY.-By virtue of deed of
trust from Theodore l., Cbsse and being thereto
required By parties secured thereby, the uGder-
signed, trustee in said Iced, will offer for sale at
public auc ion, in front of toe Court House door
at Fairfax Court House, st twelve o'clock ~,
on MONDAY June IL, 1881, the TRACT OF
LAND conveyed to him in said decd and de-.
| scribed as follows viz: Begin ming at 3 dead
poplar standing on the south side OF Dogue run,
u corner Of Csrpentar's patent, now William
Violettsi thence 8. 79i, W. so poles to three
marked white oak sspng:; thence g. l5lo. W.
lOl3 poles to hickory snd pile of stones; tuerca
with the line of Dennis McVsrty johnson \. 321o
W. 1877 poles to marked dogWood, corner to ELL
jah Compton's lot; thence with his line n $40, q.
II poles to stake on uogue run; thenca down
the several courses and mesnders hereof to the
beginning, containing 81 acres sud 20 poles.
Terms Of Sale: Cash AS to the sum Of 500;
the residue at six. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest evidercod by bonds OF the pur-
chaser, secured by dead of trust upon the
premises. FRANCIS u. SMITH,
my7-wts Trustee.
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By ONeal s. Lucas, Auctioneers.


TOM MMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATK-By virtue OF de-
crees of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
Va, rendered at the June term, 1889. and 10.
vember term, $780, thereof, in the chsncery
cause Of w. K. Emerson and wife et ais VS..
Elvs NJ, Emerson ct xls., the subscriber, rs com.
missioner of sale in said cause, will expose Tor
sale at public auction on SATU hDAY, the 26tn
day Of May, 1881, 1T IL m d, in front of the Aar.
Ret building on Royal street, in the city OF
Alexandria. Va, LOT or q ROUND, with q
TWO STORY FRAME DIV kLLING
HOUSE in the village OF West End. in Fairfax
county Va, situated on the south SHE OF Duke
street, extended, short distance west of the
'Stone Bridge" ard containing two roods and
twenty FIVE polea, being psrt of the real estate o.
which Harrison hmsrson died ssizsd.
Terms Of Sale: One fifth Of the purchase m %.
ey la cash and the residue in three equat pay
ments, ct six, twelve and eighteen months tr0n
the dty OF sAle the deferred payments to bes.
interest from the dsy of ssle and 10 be occurred
by the notes OF the purchasers, with good per
sonsl security. and the retention of the title
until the last pay ment is msds
ALBhHT STUART,
ap25-eodts Commissioned OF Sse.
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CULTIVATE ONE TALENT. -One talent, well
cultivated deepeDtd, and enlsr ged. is worth =
tu dred shallow faculties. Tbs first law of
success at this DAY, wheu 80 many matters are
clamcrins for attention, is concentration, to
bend all the energies to one point, looking neith
er 10 the right nor to the left. 1t has been
Justly said that great deal of the wisdom of .
man 10 this c,n.uty is show1 in leaving things
uukoowo; and great deal OF his practical sense
10 leaving things uudonc. The day of universal
scholars is past. Life is short /; art is long,"
The range Of human knowledge hes increased
90 enormously that no brain osn grspple with
IL; aod the uIau who whould know one thing
we'll must have the courage to be ignorant of .
thousand things, however attractive and invi.
ti1g As with knowledge, 80 with work The
meu Who would get along mus single out
his specially, and into that must pour the
Whole 8 resm of actlVity-sll the energies Of
his hand, bis eye, his tongue, heart and brsir
Broad culture and many sidedness are besutitul
things to contemplate. but it is narrow edged
mau-the men of single and intense purpose,
sno steel their souls against all things else
who accomplish tho hard work of the world,
aud who are everywhere 10 d.mand when hsri
work is to be done.
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& "a Sasss Ss:4P.rsE..

s LOt Is 10 Kid Hcr.in, Lisle ih-esd, Silk
\ , and h.c-. shU wing ali lne newrs: shades
Tor The season Also Il Lew assortment of .,sce
Mitts, Ptce 25c 5Dc. IS: aud 81 25 per pair.
Corset IN g tie i%scI0g Styles aeIfscL 10 6t
aMc finish Fric54 5Oc 10 81 10 per psir
u"drr"esr SDe2ia! hltuato2 is called 10 ths
large 1ssGrtm4nl trr bsdlUs Gaats, ;iis cs,
Tt"y7 And lntaata in GaGzl Lisle Tn:eaG, 'rUs-
s.m.r AMI Summer Marino; also IRE e1aloiline
cno.co sssorII,-nt ii l. dies Undergatm suLs
ct every DESCRIPTION, Che uisss, Drawer, Night
gowns SHIFTS &C.
Linen and SiiE Hsudkcrcl -t3uspenders
ICsi3Ty, Showing the most choice p.tterus AS
wei! q The lsrHes. assortment oil md; ;um md
hner quahLy. t-oGGts1lly adding ia. latest usl-
!eri.s as soon as they are oflar6d for sale by the
aGuiaCtufcs.
Neck HIh ngs kuTs, Six rts. Veilings, But
tons, SILKS GJttOCs &c.
adkll Is il cwiss, liam burg, Nainsook Cora
line, Vo!Uc5i!r, Vsicl ci.nnes, I.uUguedo &C,
iorchon, Russian. Yense Crochet sc
cighnle Pat6nt B2eom, keinfotcCd snd
Scratch snirt,, ia isunored snd unlsuf dried
Collars sna CgN, sz Is II 10 IS iGches pilces
lie Is, zoe anC Zjc
1er!nsEtcwa. ;~nellsnd and Sa1ony Wool.
ZaUhyr Wo5s .eG in ~ Color, Silks Canvass, &c.
NtCkWagr-At Ail times Inc collection will
surpass h! o.hcr as-cr.meht5 offered in ,he city.
4 Hn- display ot tl-ud5rt, in8 b.st Scarf ever
m aie for men, also GurCisn, EleLor, IL Audace,
tropical. De lC!Hvilie. !Iscu, and 3 Complete
line OF Z 2lcy TIos and Bows.
@. M. AID a Ms.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SPRINGS,
W SHENANDOAH CO.. VA.
SAMUEL NJ MIJII,JN Pronriatnr


SAMUEL NJ. NJ Lin, Proprietor.
OPEN JUNE 18th.
Ih's large and delightful summer rasort, stu
ste1 among the mountains Of the Valley Of Yir.
ginla, only II miles sway IRON Baltimore and
Ohio Is. 4. at Mount jackson. From this point
in elegant Park Wsgonette over splendid
mountain read, arriving in time for early tea.
Round trip tickets issued by railroad com.
psnies. Send for pamphlet
j. E. CHANCELLOR Res Ply. my17-1m
SNAPON SPRINGS AND BATH, (ALKA
~ LINE lITHIA WATER HAMPSHInE
COUNTY. WhoI VIRGINIA. Also Chsly.
beate Waters, rich in Iron, and fine White
sulphur Spring in the Neignborhood. Open on
june lst 10 as late in October as the company
Will justify. Unequal!ed by any mineral waters
IN Am arcs for the cure of acid dyspepsia, kid
ley aud bladder troubles uterine ailments, gout,
diseases of the skin, cstsrrh affections, rheu.
matsm aud functional he.rt troubles. 1T Is
AN UNFAILING SOLVENT OF Cal.
OUhl. These waters have proved Of great value
IN many other diseases, but can be more conf
gently relied on IN the above named than any
other mineral springs in this country. I guar
sntee cure II curs6ls by mineral waters. The
bsths-hot, cold and shower-Are unexcelled any
wbere. The new and elegant swimming pool of
elksilne water, the largest in the United Estates
if not in the word, is especially attractive.
s- N safor or better place for ladies' or child :
rem to learn to swim. Plenty to fll their stom-
sch and mcl0 bets TO rest them on Rsst mount
az roads lrgiAIs; one hundred dollars to the
M aIpe2ced upon Them Ihl. sprug. Ih- air
o. ills elevated region is pure and delicious
Capon being nearer TO sll the cities north of the
Potomac than any of the Virginia springs of
note by an average of hundred and fifty miles,
Claims large patronage on that score. For
pleasure or health the traveller need not 90
inriher. Board by the month, SAP $40 snd
s56 according TO location. Send tor pamphlets
oi.9ct. or call on w S. THOMPSON, 7OS 10Th
Il Washington, D. g.. for pamphlets and water.
Fine music good hosting, fshing and hunting
! season; good livery. w. 3. SALE.
my16-1m Proprietor
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mY1S-&WiV

4 SOMMI>SIOkEk'S SALE IF VALUA-
~ BILE LAND In FAIRFAX COu 4TY.
PURSUANT to q decree OF iha Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, Jure term, 1880 in thu suit Of
Susan Kennedy Vs. Phinp coward. ct al the
undersigned Commissioned will Offer for sale 81
Public auction in front of the Court House. be-
tween the hours OF II m snG p II. MjnDAY
June 9Th, 1881 (court day. a VALUABLE
TRACT OF LANn containing Ill scres and
l20 poles. This land lies on Little River Turn
pike. four miles esst Of the Court House and ton
miles from the oiy Of Ale1antris, is of good
quality. we'll wA..s od uId ii aa bered
Terms OF Sale: Cash enough to lay costs snd ex-
penses of suit and sale; one-third BON firms.
tion ofsae by the courL and the residue in Que and
woyears, with interest from the dsy o!sat. Title
retained till tha last pay meut ia made. Personal
security to BIZ given for tha deferred payments,
but upon the paym,a sat # Gne third in hand,
personal security may be dispensed with st the
discretion of the commissioner. Conveysncng
al the cost of the Purchaser
d. NJ. CHlCHESTRR, Comm'r.
l FairfR1 9. H.. Va Nav I8.h, 1881
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Stuart & Turberyille, d, a,


F1,RUsTEEs sALEOF LAND In FAIR.
Fax COUNTY VlRGIHIA-In e1ecu-
tlon of deed of trust from Martin V. B. Began
Rut to secure an indebtedness to Albert b.
Ruff dated October l1.h, 1872. and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Fairfax County Court, the
undersigned who have been substituted trustees
IN the place and steud Of the ssid U. A. Zimmer-
man and Rylsnd Ruff deceased; being thereto
required by the present enefcisry in said deed
OF trust will sell st pubic auction in front of the
court House Of Fairfax county On MONDAY,
the 10th day of June 1851 q. II clock M. that
being court dsy. tho TRACT OF LAM in
Fairfax county ab ,ul 81 miles from Burke Sta-
tloE and q miles from Fairfax Station, on the
Virginia Midland kkilwsy, containing about
l5O acres bounded ss follows: Bsgnnlng a.
pile OF stonea in the Wolf run shoals road, near
an old school house. thence north 10 3y W S2i
poles to white oak ard hickory sspl,ng; theuce
8. ob' ". 81 poles to stump and several marked
sap;irgs; thences 81 pole, S, lie Is o. 263 poles
to the Intersection OF the line OF the land t,rmer-
~ heeth's; thence with kee.h's line 45o 15' e.
4t3 poles to a pile OF stones thence l60 Y. lC0
poes to large red oak in the line OF Richard
Simpson, now Benz amin Burke's land; lhence
with his line S, 7t30 e. 3s4 poles to u pile of
stones; thence g. 80 ". IL poles q corner in thu
line of Fhirf!'s lard; thence with that lire 8 $50
~ ia poles to q small box oak bush in tho
aforesaid Wolfrun shoals rosd thence with said
road n 3G0 4S poles, n, l5o Q. % poles. n $40 {.
II poles, L. ESQ q 4 poles, n. 10 y poles to
the beginning, except about one.half CD acre,
bounded SIS follows: Beginning at he centre of
the Wolf run SHOALS road snd Fairfax Court
House road about 70 rods north Of Juhp SLeel's
house. and runs thence along the cantre Of ssid
road n. 10 =. 10 rods; thence due " S rods
thence s, 10 W. 10 rods; thouce due G. S rods to
the beginning, together with all the improve
ments &c.
Terms: One.third of the purchase lnouey
cash, the residue in TWO equs! inatalments pay.
able in one and two years from the day of ssle,
notes to be given therefor with approved per-
sonAl security bssring interest from day Of sale.
and secured by deed of trust upon the premises
on 81! cash q! Tho option Of lhe purchaser
LINDEN KENT,
j. 81 LOVE,
mv1S-Ew1y Suhctiiu,aS
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Space.
The Resurrection.

Ii has been remarked that the most eager
| opposers of the Bible ere those who know least
| about it. The story of two brilliant men who
| undertook to cast scorn upon the New Tests.
| nent, end ended ty becoming its defenders, is
one of the best illustrations of the effect of
| thoroughly studying the Word of God.
Lord Ly:.leton and Gilbert West. both men
of Influence. but skeptic, with regard to Chris.
tauity, once made an agreement that each
should write criticism on some New Testa-
ment miracle, showing its "absurdity," and
holding it up to ridiculs Gilbert West chose the
resurrection Of Christ. He obtained . Bible,
and went carefully through the four accounts
the wonderful s!qae. which he was to explain
away.
How should be shane bis attack on this story
of tho resurTec i'm was bis first thought.
Should he insiDua,e ''pious fraud, "6otions of
blind devotion" "a superstitious mistake"
Mary Msg lalen's lnagnation" What? The
more ne thought about it, the more the diff.
cutl0s gICW.
Aea!u bv studied the events of that Fridays
closing scane; the sesled stone, and the Roman
guard the mysterious opening of the watched
safulohre; the incidents and swift surprises of
thRt first days dawn; the msetiuga, the doubts,
the reougnltions, OF that memorable Study
the whole record. to the ascension from Mt.
Onvet. Blograpbers end their books with the
death of their hero. but here he found the
writer's had all added chapter, telling what
happened afterwards. Was there . parallel
case anyWhercl
He was not satis6 He turned back to the
beginning, and read the life Of Jesus. When
he reached the resurre c;iou story again, he be.
How c,uld be destroy the story2 Whist sort of
man must be have been Of whom suoh story
could be told? Did not q great life and char
aoter deserve sraat event2 Could any com.
| mon reality explain SO grs5d an idea, that
erew With the Csoinrits, and made Living WOr
sbla 10 he hearts of ml!lops2
Still unsstis6sd, he reviewed the Gospels. His
references led him back to the prophecies, and
he put lhe Old and New Testsments together.
! reading the Epistes, and discovering with what
strange power the resurrection pervRied Chris
| tain precept and Christian life. 1-
= He began to feel it's iLfuence on himself
When be finally commenced his treatise, he was
diff, rant man. Better acquaintance with his
| subject had changed him from hostile critic to
q loving advocate He wro:e with increasing
light bresBiag into his mind aud glowing under
hls pen. lis work was triumph, but not at all
Of the kind he had first intended. It is, in fact.
one OF the best commentaries We have on the
glorious event wuich Easter Day commemoratss.
Lord Lytteton. who caose the Conversion
Of st, Psup' for bis subject of ridicule, had al
e1 perence very similar, and the result of his
first honest study of The Scriptures was the same.
Lyttleton on Pauls Conversion, and West on
the Resurrection, are standard books that will
always be thought of together-the monuments
of two men who were sk ,pacs when they began
their work, and believers when they performed
hnd finished it.
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Elt1e'TETr 'TEn'!S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
lB3l : ! : : 6 2 S S
Why GnTer NeedicSSIyi

With tho convulsiug, spasmodic toTturcs Of fevsr
and ssue aud bilious remittent when Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters acknow dged to be a resl cura-
tive OF malarisl fevers will eradicate the cause
OF so much suffering No less effective is this
oenlgnsnt Alternative in cases Of constipation,
dyspepsis, liver compsnt. rheum mstism, and in
general debility and nervous weakness.
For sale BIZ sll Drugyist q nd Dhalers pennrelr
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& GRGC&EEEa.

II AEVEY'S CALEBRATKp SP4IN0-
- FIELD Rams. bes! OIL The market for
sole by L. W. AVERY, 226 Kill. street.
SS CTS PIX POuND.-We oGer the bast
~ TEA in the city for the urice
T. w. AVERY 226 King street.
1 ~ AM PAG y CIDER, very fine aud only
~ 3Oc per gallon
Z. W. aVRHY, 22G Eing street
S5 CENTS PER DQZES.-Englebsrit' g
" ~ L6gar. the beat on the market Bottles
10 De returned
r. w AVERY. 225 King street
{ hhn BAA ER CABi y &r, ,eCHUYLKILL.
~ and other grades of Rye Whlakey's, Sweet
Cstswoa, Sherry, Port and Maderis Wines.
kum. Gin snd Brandy in store and for sale BY
sp28 X. w AVERY, 226 King street.
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~ OTIUE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.
Ci.y Tressurer's Office, !
Room ko.2 Market Building.

Alexandra Va Msy r. 1881.
Eli person who have not paid thei State taxes
for The year 1850, will please take l. otca that I
en- compelled To settle my accounts for that year
with the State on ths lst day Of June, and to
ensble pe to do go, must collect the taxes now
unpaid and unless these bills are paid by the
rs n inst shall without further notre enforce
luair payment. Voters will also bear in mind
that they must pay their capila.iou tax for 1880
10 entitle them to vote in the May and Novem.
Der elections. Merchants and others engaged in
business, who have received certificates of their
State licenses from the Commissioner Of Rev
euuo are hereby notified that under the law they
sre required to present the same at this office
and pay the amount. q failure TO do 30 renders
them ii .ble to fne for dung business withou. q
license
NJ B. HARLOW,
myl2 Cty Treseurer
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The avonder of the 18th century everybody
shuui USE it for impure Diood-S. S. s..
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.AUGTs0N SAILS.

&HERIFF5 SALEOF VALUABLE Ma.
~ CHlRERY.-l will sell to the highest bid.
der cn SATURDAY June 18th, 1884, At Clifton
Station vs.. Midlsnd K. T.. THE ENTlRS
MACHINERY OF SPOKE MILL sLL
CONPLETn AND IN GOOD kUNNIi,u
OkDkR to sstitfy al execution in my hands for
collection, styled Palker Va Hetzsl Terms
cash. Sale al II IA. VIM. AYRE, Jr.,
Sheriff
Stuart s. TurharYilla o. q. mHl3
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
WE IEViTE THE ATFENT1OM OF
THE LADIES TD QUE
NeWSpriogS Bootst Shoes

We offor msgni12 cent assortment of NEW
STY LIS which cannot be gu passed for beauty,
durability and price,
Ladies Fine French Kid Button Boots
Ladies' Fine Basket Cloth Fox Button Boots.
Ladies' Fine Diagonal do.
Ladies Fine Lasting Kid do.
Lsdes' Pine Goat do.
Ladies' Fine Calf do.
Ladies' Fine Kip Slippers, every description.
Kid Button and Lace Newp0rss, Regent Slip
pers, Paris Ties, Opsn Congress Shoes and San
dsls also great variety of Ladies' House Shoes
and Slippers Of every sty Ia nnd quality.
Misses school, Walking and Dress Boots ia
variety of now styles; also large stock Of
Misses Sandals and Slippers.
GhiIdren's Boots, Shoes and Slippers in every
quality, style and price.
cents Fine Boots and Shoes in all of the new
spring styles.
Gsn.s' Pumps and Slippers in al the late
styles.
The above goods are Gsst class ard guaraD-
tecd to give satisfaction III every particular, snd
will be sold st such prices cannot fail Satisfy
all.
We have very lsrge stock of Boys and
styles, which are warranted 10 give satisfaction
| and will be sold much cheaper than they can be
bought in this city Or Washington it will repay
you 10 examine these goods
| 1t Will afford us great satisfaction to chow
| these goods TO the pubic, and uli We can say il
th.t they cannot be beat IN variety, style, quail
| ty or ptlces.
| w. B. w ADDEY
no KING STREET.
ap1 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-21
&S'I S IfIs3Eas2se 1850.

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