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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-28
By Green e Wise, Auctloneers.

Pursuant to decree entered in the cause Of
i John F. Lewis ct ais. VS. Daniel W. Lewis ct
ais depending in the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
County the undersigned commissioners will sell
on the premises at public auction on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day of December 1885, at ID NJ, the
following described REAL: ESTATE in Fairfax
county; certain pieces on parcels OF real estate
living in the county of Fairfax, State Of Virginia,
add bounded as follows: Beginning at the south
west corner OF reservoir lot. running west, and
bounded BY the Little River Turnpike" road
1881, feet to stone in John Bright's line thence
north 351 feet to Dulany's line: thence 1888
feet east to reservoir lot; thence Isl feet along
the line OF said reservoir lot to the beginning
contsng about one a. acre and a half ~
moro or less And also the following piece
or parcel of hand lying and being in SAID
county and said State, bounded and dc.
scrbcd as follows: beginning at L tho angle
of Daniel W. Lewis fcnce on the north side
of the Little River Turnpike; thence n. TO- 81
w. 9G-1O poles to X on the north side OF said
pike: thence n 12la Z. % poles link to J in
an outline: thence with the outline ). l6hs H. 3
noes link to D. thence s. 1Tl2o Z. 8 poles 3
links to E; thence S. 1913 W. with said Lewis
lot 30 10 poles 10 the beginning; containing
one acre one rood and eighteen t15) 3G.1O0 poles.
Terms: One third cash and the residue In two
canal iustalmcnts at six and twelve months.
J. n. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL G. BRENT,
Commissioners OF Sale.
T, John w. Graham. Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Fairfax CO., Virginia, do certify that Samuel
G. Brent commissioned of sole in the cause of
John +. Lewis ct ais. VS. Daniel w. Lewis ct ais
has given bond with approved security rs required
by law. JOHN W. GRAHAM, l4erk.
nov17-c0ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-28
!; STABLER & CO.,
Successors to L. Fl. Sta5icT)

DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
Y. ". Corner King and Washington Streets.
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars anc
Cigarettes Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
Gcrman and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
Snopgos, Flesh Straps &c. Especial care given to
prescriptions IGn-o-Il I-
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& HALL,
D T u G. G l S T S

Corner Prince and Fairfax street.
Prescriptions specially. English, French,
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
Farina Cologne; Magnolia, Hedycsmia Geranium
snd Florida Water; Genuine Lubin's Extracts
Snonres. Hair Brushes and Combs; best English
Tooth Brushes; full assortment of Patent Medi-
cines, Coxc's Gestine Corn Starch; Sea Moss Fs;
rine; Spices OF all kinds aad select stock OF sll
articles sold by druggists st prices as low as the
same quality can be obtained elsewhere. Gee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-28

STATE ANEs.-Rsmember you save
per cent by paying your State taxes beicr;
December 1st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-28
THE
Most Successful Season
WE HAVE EVER HAD,

While others grumble and COM
plain. Our Cloaks have been the
talk of the town this season. None
can compare with our prices and
assortment. We have sold an i'm
mense quantity anda still getting
them in every day. Having pur-
chased early in the season, before
the advance and before the great
demand for those special styles had
set in, we are enabled to offer
Cloaks this season at nearly one
half the prices of last year. We
have now over1 200 garments of
all styles and prices in our show
room No one who will give us a
call can go away without being
suited in styles and prices, and we
'hold the fort" on them.
In Carpets, Rugs and Oil Cloths
we have the largest assortment in
the city and connections with the
best manufacturers known. Our
prices are guaranteed to be the
lowest and the goods sold as rep
resented, or the money refunded.
We have also a small lot of
Smyrna Rugs from 81 up, and sell
the largest Rugs at $l0-the same
that last year brought SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-28

TITO CONVINCE YGU that we mean business
i don't fill 10 call at once in order to obtain
some of the creHteSt bargains ever offered In Inc
line of BOOTS sud SHOES.
oct27. SIM r EAUFMANN.
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Al The Gc=ette Building, Nos 70 and p Prince st.
DAILY TRI WEEK. Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-28

WE ASK AN EXAMINATION By our friends
w and the public Of our stock of Merino and
ell Wool Underwear.
oct6 AMOS u. SLtIMAkER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
CHAPTER XIV.
THH TurckrsNI>: wHIRi.grSp.

The year tha: followed WAS 4 yc-y
hs2n, one 20 the Young couple, work
inc away unoa tE"iT claim al the
Slough.
True. they Wee poor. AMI were
forced - i've very economically: D.:
WA; was poyert, wGen they had love.
anu health. and the assurance that roy-
or; would b, van ,uisaei n 4 few wears
nio-r2
J: lacked less than $50 years o: The
:me when they coul. prove u" and
ct \ Government pai-n' 10 the r land
under SIC Homestead act. aud b. ;hs,
time they would have almos. ~ In a
fTu., and vegetable ranch ~ the State
afforded: FOR here the iros, reyer
ONES ani with a. .ear OF Groa;h ban
isned by the certainty OF an abundant
supply OF water from the r.ver through
the irr!Ca,ing bitches. prosperity
seemed assured beyond any possibility
Of failure
Then. ton. = branch Of n Of the
lead n railroads Was being bull, resr
them. anc would b. completed. and
furnish means Of transportation for
everything they raised. BY the time
Their trees and vines were IN full bear
inS.
(IO BIZ coNINUKpl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
F.,;sd.ous CO pred Lazy

1-. Judge Pe;-r35. - Arsts. r--
2 O.s : %co.ou.i cJ5N rsme! Gssds
>aDs bsl. ~ao "a . xr~2; tAs0r = ~Es
iae st~-ncr sex. 5.i 4hs . vefy kss~
toni. nev~uh~.~.I
"Hho ~. that h0r- dsoo<ssx s~Sfp
sax p.o~i n at.g; thu na~k yaras
asssI Mr. PcssToy. Indignantly
'.DA:.a :-Il-r ] kn~Ps company ~
on weekdays
On r~s~k-dassS
.Ys.. mum yer doa. sps~ Id ID
.een - q sch . bsaisl~gzeA SoSge-
eycs. mosr like bra on sendaTs. ans
ye-, Yer orter ere De eallst gsssnao
l keeps company Nd GA sosdva
You'd - sps1s~t .es u0a.d '-ze4as
cGsssJA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
FOR OUR YOUNG ID
n FANNY DAY.

Epys. our youth too "a. = fc.trs
laI"-- al t1Dr'fuz c-n 10: 49,.
AM tas moments -a4lt r-~ffra
HEru - that to ssbsssg .v ,at--
Tier .tlI GBrSc a -Hf4. de- nix
And ] ssus: iu = 80 you "a.
VII = the -un - UfRHt .sFuIu-,
DJHtFyrSrt To- .t... 80.
Sun-IIne can rs. lE-G forever.
storms VII st,Ins and - nl.xay- -,Cfr
Ald - cure - o. aaTk c.yE4- Enlu-r
TN th- hot. Ena II e.
Let - tarE. ~ youth remember
Lie . tEp; one souy. tT sht MAY:
slT- 49, come TIA GIra- D--yAter,
sur -i! ZONE thc ram day.
A -" buss lee dOtl gather
IL iCgntdat- r'F 81 TT r store.
b. should ~ :"r If b.-aS s-atz--
SAU4'T sTa ta-- -ruf.-~ -s.~
L.. cse lu' lfs- -p.r. l-tI .'avr -
I"t 80. ~ e - j. 900 a.
Spi4-r a - ihAi ,EI, >4rsj-r x,g- -
"Ac.. su-ll come the Ta.iy .sv
-s.ls4 i.-a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
ious 10 h,,. Fen ..sy 1t home. 20 that

ION. Z, h,,. G., ...y ~ home. 90 thaa
they could pl.v .o ..,h.r
Tho. ;wo iu,,. bp,. xh., they
found that, II.n. u.ih.r would no, 70:
him >,sy 1; hom. pu, Their he'd. "a.
~.fh,r =, d.c... b.r L., IA nk Of
.h,,
fer awhile L.. al tn til
Won AHA, IA do r., ,r.scI
v mn A. o., nm n IL. u..r,;ov ,,J
vic, !, i. n n. n.rl.rs ~ ION
fl b-,t.- ,,t .b., -, ~ An, No.
kit"
Ny, uo-,;,- uh., pe-'. u.un.
c,r,- In v,l. m a., h. - ..Ih
u.rm,. :. :.
m. MANN. II -. ~ Ill.
It'll H.n ~- ,ou L.t l..,,...,y
! NJ ON. :, I,y ~. hi i,,..
10, I'D no, o.. m IN, nj In. L-s-
-. ~ BID
1H.u IL. I.-ri ia. ,L.,t np-
n -. i g. t.,. - ,,.,,,
4 / ore..IEa4 B.. ,.~ "a, 49,
II. mother 4. = tb.. =. not,
sp.,,. ., y. -. 90. L,'.,.y m ,o
A.. ,r3. "a. ,.,.,,. D..
Ux IN. L..
m. nv vc.. q. ,l.-.b, +. u,r,t
u,av., t.,, ,.-, b,.
,,,,h.- M $50. - .,.,.a q, r.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
TEMPERANCE
AN IOWA JUDGES REsUKE.
whsi Ne ~sis Whr. rs.sssE >~-.~n~s
Upon tEs..t.-s 81 the Isss 90 thu

AN IOWA JUDGES REBUNS-
tpoa sIes.s.- 81 the Las. 90 shs
state
Hen ! " Hob ani pl,,fi-: Jni<-
q: he J. gath JUiissa. p.:-c; g; Iowa.
n passing ~~ea:erc- uJon .orss iuo;
dcae-~ for vo.a' ~ q tar I~ro4A;os,
law. q. tie st. All
While ihrr- II" grrs.~r -n~,
known 70 the ,Au wa.rt a-c pan ash,s
with great scse-.;y. ia--c A. ronr
whoa sayu.ye Go-c "a: tap-c saAii~.
supwn a, d~s>p.eab.c AID
sudariy 's-n iEr -c,-a- e.: aio, cat
m j. UHs~ tGrrv j. ss~aurtA.n ~ fu-
;akIu: % human i:r 80 us;au'zgss a.,
TIA, 9 shack, alt 'r-- t-, '4r ~ als o.
n. and %: W. .us,A lrsta lHs 49, s-a
'ss"- human g ggsv ~, ~s.,.N. tlt
a. a s.a". Ia: ra- iro art
without ,r-a,.u uAt.uu, =; lr2.i a IL e..
horror luu weo sand t.!s.~ ;lr
CuuT frr -ea;cGc- 49, % yy,C mora
srr~- mlr!cgE. an ynl A-- u..-r
.Le PIT p. re; -, LESSER. 80
n tn>.alrh'y-. iav Jl- ..o -, a.
whoever sCcD r. -, ;.r death ~ Ia u
IL u t'.nE uu aVig j. b, --.4ts .. 90,
81. me- Your h..-.-. N.t.u. rrs,g sc
- tu.~ >;aai. auI WHO uaJ.. .,ail,
commute lrrun - -rr,,a 80. ~ .
b." ~ no. uu.y abundant ;.>i Z.
laa, Suu ..-- a-c-,,-..tn. 9Th tu:
b ; snu are iuiur-- iuel - rmut
I'll. greater e. % ;uau OIL. Own luu
-. uaat. ~, appearances. 81 r.
,f..;Iu..,.. ~ how mora .rpr-s
aui s.rviu'.u. suu Ar, iuwau.l, The
-Isu. pps-r,y AM li.crc~, vasa suu
Ar ui.r,u- upon thu. c1mmua.N .r.
..lrr e. .rpn ia. Lon.soI> sLa. tvu
aye i,ug IN rd.,a,-> snI ct'a. f..
.rrIi col! .- hans vat, rrI " ilu "a .J.v,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
CHAPTER XXI -Co-Trs-vn
EY C C POST.


WITH his AIMS about her. tell NO her
ov~r and oVcr again how dear she WIS
10 himI, and how il was because he
thought >nc cold not love him n he
pishcd. that lac hal gone away, The two
IL @ht have stood there until The sun
had hidden it~"lf from -,gh behind the
mountains aud tHc night had come mp
firm the yaiiey b .iDw. but that the
Ioau ore. IN h.- oi;orts IL niIblr al
l." 2ra-~ hy tie road-il". c~kci ="
har'! uppr Tie bride who Era,tas
held non Ia, arm "a Ia br.n. ,IcIn
back % 4 knowledge IF their surround
me-.
Then hey started slowly nomc"ari
:'pu" the ly-roai that woum around
tAo io... and over the stone. and n
:r,I GA % -ully, washed hy centuries
q! RAINY -ca "u-
-, % j. ia fat Il Il they 20 IN that
tn" envy, ,a,v a. they YER. hal rot
l".u- al been ~ lied. and M. Par
SOUS lad ippa ed MANY TIM IA the Ill
r-.t.rm from VIII Oh the, came. md in
". ca . hH-" Lucy mad STATED in
-"giyh g., ia Ia. hof,.n. to g. her COM
in- / rrliy. Il lite wDrr',l ~ her
,n.- "a -"ur,. ia" suggested 80 Ter huS-
J. ut ina, lac -" uu tn mountain I lit
T.. va. nj cal, ami l". uIlra 10
-" tie alarm. wa~ on IN" pom; ut
p at IA Wncn lc wv tuo !r'rr~ arp
prp1"4Iu-- tn" roam h"r 80 loving
t. lcl.tt al h br!u.r re n b"hlut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

nr.m in which Patti was d.
s,--~d "a. TIA, whsr-in abe wAs MAJ
r.ci IN l,oA
Victor Hugo .peni hi' hrs' earn
ans. a. m su;nor u bayiag eashmer"
.hawi for hi. wife.
-Nrs Laurtrr. g.. sctrrs$ b SAD
=, nay her husband . munihIy sAssr
t.r k~ep4ns away from her
-,..a~r.l = ". Crawford. n OF
Tho ,hr.- .aryivinr ofiig-rs oi he gar
r..a :, Fort >umptrJ has cvmPs'td
: book e ySa;sesl AL ssiliiars rrms-
a.sc.nce<
john e frcmo0t now ensF-
10, 80. tat he crmQsi whsrv III
A. shfT~ " I~s~Ar"!. .. ani
w4~r. ~; Lake go -tprs ihsss
-. a hs1,c n ~t ~ Fsar"
.ssa., Aana "a io~ . Ugh; ant
-aa't. ltliu tS-i,. .s.l q rem @crn 90
5s h-r au, All Asi ~ t,m~,. "a al
lyue n ;s ats a.. McNtcA >hr 80
aa-sri . h M a. 80 rssls -. 81 'hs-
Ca tesr,
-t,Er- Wh'~. ~6asc Araih Al tho
t-r -: oa- Aru ri AL ;~.nty to- .
larauu. -! tnlsa - to.,ph 80 vac
,a.> for ,aaisl -. ga .: a,cs-
.-l wA,h.as:as. 49, dagns iIs
;ysoial on.
NJ. Ai~aIs IL io'vh @! tiss-
.,nl -. Aas .a ,r.- trd ~ 80
b aut e lr@ IL - 80 lao r.
'.-o a. tA~ ~sAsr tr.yr-.s oi MAJ
-. N~ EuLp.rA 4. a u ro ~ Ma
1s..~t s.44 Ls .t.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
eEN'S SICKNESS.

4 Day spent In Fed and . Little Bitter
Medicine Eject . RasAeAI Cure.
Lite Ben Nav WAS getting tired Of
school H. asked TO stay NJ home SO
often. that 1t las, his mother said she
would not let him stay ~ home unless
be were sick
Now Sen had . friend. who did nos
go TO scneoI Little Joe xas very INK
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
A WISE LITTLE MOUSE.
In spite of IL. H.: sud Cunning. He
NAs Caught at Lat.

4El''fl. anu nal bi- LORI" II tI~ al D.
farmers hllCl-n.
Now | cant b"gn Ia tell you all ;h-
mischief ihi, lllI- nous. Id. TIE had
gnawcd hole, through tie doors o! TIE
cupboard. and po.-i hI> no, linn. AID
again into the cream bowl. and eaten
great piece, out 81 tie ne, che, -. and
knocked over 4 beautiful gia>, preserve
Dish and shiNcrcd It to atom, Iu:.
worst Of all. he had bJ.ci great hobs
III two Of Mo.ncr Spr4gUcs line linen
tabl--cloIEs. On. he vas. indeed. a
naughty. uaugni, lttl- mouse. and lie
gG.,, .ior.rd III ;nc mischief he dd.
The, had >et traps t!iEc AZ. asn for
h III. bu; without, avail. 10. ho 49, =
nee cunning li;tlc mouse. and some
how kept clear oi them al. t..rn thu
dclt IJUs smell Of cheese had failed 10
euttc ii IN wtnin ILo-" 'u. .T-.opA!nL
little wnc,. He knew "r.. ruuugn t.ll
DANCER anI death Mere iacr..
Mas, Iu,-. 900. with al Lrr cUnn,u..
wa unable a. catch the .r.,ay .It,I.
"
' 80. -
- -. "
N,
'
-. it,
'0 49,
80 49,
49,,
' -
1905
49,. 49,
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49, amI ,na - -.
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=,
't. =
,..a..J vt I,n..I, '.m.. ,.,
fih.' =. h.t n,n,yr +. H.. "no
- r,,In ~ ,.li -,
y.r o,i.u b. would ak +. bim>.I,
affair ,rr m.mn.r. ..ihrI M '.t'
80, -. 81 - -
49,. LII, - r.,
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u.u 49,. ,.n..I,. ,L.. ,r..,,. -, ..,
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n..t ,oI' h- -, :, ,.II,
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49,, =, ,., wLot. ,,.. .h-..I
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No.
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Tho I,,.L.n I'm ,,..r,.r- -, I,r
.,~r a.. u;rI ,',,
-. - 49,,
a~.,. :, ,L, h,.,,L III -. a.,
on'n
iIn., NTH, u,.,, .,o.. , hal
80, 49,, .,i - h.n
o., / ,,.L.n ,h;- c,u.n.,. G,,L. m.n.
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=. ~, -
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...,h
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;ru :, .,, TorH ~ H.. 800 -.
nc,r .n,, .nnt ,nnt ,,,,
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H.. L,, ~, ,.L,,., Ln,I., =,
irln~n. Th.r. n.,,', -,~,n
i.nLn~ .,a,,, p, :, -.,,.0 IN -,
j. h..f In h.. ~,.,u,os. .n,,..,r Tu
,.a -,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

fE.>cs . waxing up 20 the Tsn-
penncc r.torm L.. frugal p<opl. AZ.
made pauPcr- ., altogether to- npd
3 Fate by TIE cafe, and eabAr.i.. which
ayera-e one 20 each one hundred and
I've people throughout the country
tntos S,SszL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

The po;Aso introduced in England
in l6Ol. was hrs, eaten IS 4 sweeitceai
s:escI 10 ssckviae and sugar
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

IHE Cologne Ga:eti> .ay. thai 1000
persons de ever ycx u Germany 81
drIs.i.". ;r.meaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
kTemPCRaSCE.
\ I,rok"n- Hearted wife Wt".~ I'rsh.ua
Has iy-r"n. IKE "a Unnamed Ii"s-t.

Has H"'"uns ftE~ "a tu'suE.F3 ti"s~fs
Not mnuy year, ~, = rurg mou
Of ia" Ia Che; p:nu.-c and t-7rls an
hrnor"d name. hs p'"i'-~ uu b'n.
hat Of = LAWYER. IA 'cl ~ mlrra-.
with one of The lu.c 49, { he ,cs.
Ever, n p-"-"ut AZ the So diuc f.a-t
remarked "Nhlta ri! ant fu,ur..'
No;hng seemed wauiug - compete
HI worldly bis. Eu; a'A., mt ia
p"TIucr sIm" kc a ia Il iu ttc nl,l'
TN" ,i"r b." WAS 2 s"cr"t dTnkc- al
fr,ii an robbed b ~ of hl. honor. h
~.."Iueucr. AMI Ealu,!ly Transformed
him INTO 4 tend. and d., beautiful
wife. til il-d .sn ,et fear. watched
and wa '"'i FIR tr. com - - Ter a.;
loved on" striving ~ = r. sklilfui dc
wee ma pat,- Ia -Hs'id hm from The
un'"al NJ world. Only 3 f,w dty- 20.
! received n letter Iw- Ne" .chu.I
mates written by her own hand. nu,i
her word, o. n;"u~c suH"-.H. and
despair haunt IA"
Mn fr end. nv heart isirpkcn. Nv
QUO" k.ni husband D., no lon-er a man
Of feeling. iIs actions rsului m- 3D.,
an untam"i beast in "Ur A,il. lo.cr;y.
stricken home hat sAal! ! dp. oh
what hal ! do2'
All Men IN :hrir da.iy walk. ~ Ita
know bit vcry little in rrcaul - the
woTs; '~a;ur, nt ~in'emr.E-u l. Il.
the DOR wIf- - hp nut .tlc.. .. hor
ror> ant endure - cure
Look IT the vouuc iu.g of 20 day.
wearing The flushed che T.. N,'sr~.
too. their nervous. unsteady haad aad
oo-cTyc their vajrfy csc. . ~sra4ci-n'
proOf Of the ~ IF iu,oNlea'ia- lluors.
Nhior J.. slowly bus surely dom: =,
dcadlr work
Stat SO show :na; tho arn1uu' 81
mortal - among r"r.p1. - iu'.mp-r-
ats habit, = Zen 8sc- Greater :a9a SHAT
Of tn" t-myerat ooa guug.-s bu, iao
persuasive 80 '- % '-mE ou IA. % it
:, - Ev.5i ''ou.. :-5s. e, r. tao
4 II .. N sss1. - n. pss p n
yeur DOWN AL CO r.r ta-sf IT,
=. % Le1ir q. fof~-r-fs ma.
\ o5o - tie = '..r 81 W. tt.ea-c
* <ov aW-s;. ~ Hai'..4i f~~,sat.g a.
anxious p p - .., fc : e. dr. T.!
toe lI--s---csT ana saa 49, .h.-r
auytA n- lp- r. -; .1 f.a--l
among bofsv z.i ;-11-- tL- a--
nE2Scr RI 81 c1. = - o.! y E
Nav n moe a.s-i &C.. 50;
Tor Ir sasi :A- b .2-er.1a.
Ta"T. q -r1s,:Dnr shat <-> utA
that .sgu.- he rsunt~nsa.s ri lie
wa-ss Ua- a~srra-i a uat.g ba,
thoughtful appearance. ;h~ dor -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

breeze; bent lOM\n tnhaic the FRA
GRANGE 81 the MT snonese that looIcd
up from the borders OF the beis IL win Oh
they all grew.
The grapc-vincs upon s,iIc >,opn-
ground above the hou e hat added two
years of growth to ,hs,sr S,cm>; and.
although yet unable TO Nan | cree; with
out the support 10 w!,ioi t,cy were
tied. their symmetrical :rranC mcnt
in rows. together with he rchuc : OF
THAR fo,ia u. formed aeack ground that
brought out the co.orins. q IS pretty 4
picture o. simple home Hok s one may
hope 10 see in a long drives The mouai-
\ n OF ioot-hill>: and i stI the noun,
ains and the foothills oha; beau. iul
pictures are 10 be sought br.
Outside Of the incios,iro and a little
further up the mounteSn. The cows
which Lucy hal driver 1nne on that
hiiSsu evening two ye.sr@ he'ou,. When
Era tuS HAD toll her of1> love. were
cilcw ng their cni, bcneof a >crlC.y
low branc,,ed GA.
Below. drown in tue 1&ohc- sun. I.y
The stuoh,c Field from - ch line yc..ju
had been harvested. 81 whIcl now
stood IN rex ts ohct whore .ac
horses Were muucilns N = feed.
tieyond the cottage 1aS the loun-
orchard Of peach. and par. and apple
tres. and Owe all III sriouile>> Blue
sky of California
More than a hundrss4 prSeys wan
dered at will throut3x the orchard.
down into the stubble- ID. and far I'D
on the mountain s;3a ,haY ,lrs
tered about the shed Sc rick OF grain.
or came with the cG ms AZ feeding
time to the bare bit o. esr,h near the
kitchen door to receive the;r portion of
the food thrown to thea by some mem
Der Of the family dive bg within the
vine-wreashed cottaSe.
And here. one mornt . week after
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

HARTFORD, Conn, has no better judge
of a prime Havana than the venerable
julius Catlin, exLieutenant Governor OF
that State, who at the advanced age OF
So is as fond of the weed as in his young
er days Opponents .of tobacco may find
food for reflection in the fact that Governor
Ca,lin has smoked for sixty seven years
and is worth a cool s500,O0O He buys only
the choicest brands, aud such has been hls
practice from the first. Recently, for the
qualification of his own curiosity aud 10 oc-
cupy his leisure hours, he spent Two days IN
calculating the money his cigars had cost
him, and how much longer his bank account
would have been had ne saved his cigar
money and invested it. A retentive mem
ory and old account books enabled him to
reach a figure which he claims is approx
mately correct. Taking his yearly expen-
ditures and figuring the money "a deposited
semi- annually in d savings bank at six per
cent. compounding semi-annuallv, Mr..
Catlin was surprised to 6nd thar nis iav"rlte
hanr had COST him nearly 800 600 He
has DO idea, however. of aband"Diug it
now on the score either of economy or
health.
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YT0g yOUs CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 60 10
\ WARFIELD's DRUG STORE, he has
new and fine lot Of French Plate Mirrors, Iol-s.
Sets, Bisque Figures. Plush ornaG ents, Cut s.ass
pertu,ner7 n; Bottles. Perfumes and ottsrs, taacS
shaving Cups, Childrens Toilet sets, 1sa, hantsS
ca-,cv Articles. Fine Combs and Brushes, Po"GeI
yo,as 0dn- Cases and many other beautiful
u-cs.nts, Call and look at them
a. A. TAkFlELD, Druggist
152 King st.
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VIZ a. JOHNSON s CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Deal lers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have Oh hand GIBSON'S Xxx, xxx, xxx,
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAKERS and
THOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISk1ES TO Which
they invite the attention of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consieumcnts of Flour, Grain and Country Pro.
luce solicited for which they guarantee the high
,st market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner of Cameron and Royal streets
sep14 Alexandrla, va.
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Comprising the grapdest, most complete, best
selected and above all, the lowest-priced Offering
of Winter Wraps of every description ever at'
tempted in asbington by our own or any other
establishment.
LADIES SEALSKIN sACQUEs, DoLMANs
AND NEWMARKETs.
Seal sacoues, warranted Lcadon dye, at Sl2o
Intrinsic value, S1Io.
Seal sscques, warranted London dye, al 9l4o
intrinsic value, $50.
Better qualities at like low figures.
LADIES DIoCADE VELVET AND BRoCADE
PLUSH WRAPS.
S25; worth to import S34.
$40; worth to import, $40.
$50; worth to import, Si5.
Cur SO Plush Sacques cannot be equaied 10
regards 10 quality, fit and workmanship they be-
ing - inches long, with good satin lining. 1hls
sacque We have been selling at $50, but owing to
the quantity we have Oh band have therefore re-
duccd the same to $50.
S,cI:cnne Silk Circulars, fur-trlmmed, quilted
lined with deep fur collar, only $3.50; regular
price, Sl3.
Black Diagonal Cloth New Markets, full length
with deep astrarhap Collar and entirely trimmed
our r-ice. $40 sold elsew here at Sl5.
We hayc opened 154 heavy jersey Cloth New
ua.Gr.s. plated back. :: $6.25' retailed BY
others lot less than SO. This is decided bar
gain.
IS Co!orcd Cloth 2ussian Circulsrs at $40
worth 81.
20 Superior Ottoman C!cth Russian Circulars
lur.trinm med, with handsome ornament, at slo'
worth SIC.
s.,in Rhaden!er Fur-trimmed DolmanS, IN
all colors of plush lining, ct S25, to close: ere
S325O
W. have just received 65 more Of those heavy
stockinett Walking Jackets which made SUCH
furore, at s. S5; worth $3.50.
Splendid quality Black Diagonal Cloth Jackets
with ornaments, at 1915; worth So
Colo-ed Cloth jackets, from $3.50 UP.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Herbert Bryant,
NO. 25 KING STREET

NO. 25 KING STREET,
oGs,, tho CHAMPION BINDERS, SINGLE
ReApERs. COMBINED DROPPERs and SIN
GLE MOWERS.
THOMAS HAY RAKEs.
MUDGETT HAY TEDDERS.
A full stock of REPAIRS, BINDER TWlNE,
&c. &C.
GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS SCYTHEs, &C., &c.
MALTA DOUBLE and SINGLE SHOVEL
P1oWs. MALTA WALKING CULTIVATORs,
IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, the G1LF1N
sULKY PLOW.
WEBSTER FARM WAGONS, for one, two.
.,-ss and four horses. my9