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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16
FOrger Returned.

WORCESTER, MASS, Dec 16.-Lucus W.
Pond, the alleged bankrupt forgcr, reached
here this morning from San francisco 10
charge of detectives.
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G.. A, r..

LAWRENCE, MASS, Dec I6 The annual
convention Of the Grand Army Department OF
Massachusetts will be held here January 18th
and 10th,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

WEDDINGs-Mr. w. H. Bacon, Secretary
oithe Alexandria Marine Railway Co., was mar
RED, night before last, to Miss Alice Atkinson,
MIR. Paul Muhlbauser, foreman of Portner's
brewery was married this afternoon to Miss
Louise Slrangnan, niece Of Mr. Robert Port
uer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

Three car loads of silk worm eggs, worth
Sc, OOO, 900, are en- route from San Francisco to
New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

CENTENNIAL BEER. 1t was stated 10 yes
terdays Gazette that MIR. Portner had receiv-
ed large order for beer. 1t was for six thous-
and casks, to be brewed this winter, and be
delivered. on MIR. Portner's own trains, at the
Centennial grounds in Philadelphia next sum-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

EDGERS FLUID (RED), THE uni.
- VERSAL DIS!N FECTANT. (Perman-
gahate OF Soda.) 1t is the only true disinfectant
known, all other preparations sold for this pur
pose being merely deodorizers Tor articles which
possess the property of overpowering unpleasant
smells by their own pungent and often disagree
aole and dangerous quslities) 1t is particularly
adapted for disinteeting sick rooms in cases OF
typhus fever, small pox, cholera, scarlet fever,
d!arrhea, and all contagious diseases, and for
purifying rooms in which there are dead bodies
removing at once Ill unpleasant smells, and
destroying etectually any latent germs of dis
case BY placing the diluted fluid in dishes OF
basins, about bed chambers, school rooms, work
shops, hospital wards, &c., it keeps the air in a
perfect state of purity. For stables, slaughter
houses butchers shops, diaries, cellars, &c, it
IS invaluable, keeping them in q perfectly
wholesome state, by merely sprinkling the d.
luted huld over the floors and walls It keeps
dust bins, water closets, drains, urinsls, SC.
day. For sale by JANNEY l. CO.
sep 10 l45 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

:, Mrs. Benjamin Riston and Mr.. Charles
Haynes, both of whom had been sick for some
Time PAST, died last night, the former at her
residence, across Cameron Run, and the latter
al MS home near the Poor's House. Mr.. Har-
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

IRAMPs -Tramps having pretty nearly play
ed themselves out with the charitable portion
> OF the community have now, in order to salts.
~ the gnawing of hunger, to resort to the
public institutions. Nioe of them appeared at
the Jail Yesterday morning for breakfast, and
three called there Tuesday evening for supper.
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q M I'D d.
Alexandria, Va, mar loft

TOL. RICHARD L. MAURY,
ATTORNEY and co UNSELLOR ATLAW,
lois Main street,
RICHMOND, VA.
ne Special facilities for prompt collections
throughout Virginia and West Virginia Money
invariably RENTED on day of receipt.
Lexington, Va; Gov. Jas. l.. kemper Rich
mand, Va; Hon. K. M. T. Hunter; R. Ii.
Maury g. Co.. Bankers; Messrs Barring Bros.
3 Co., London, England; j. K. Gillist s. Co,
London, England.
Richmond, feb l9-ly
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LOCAL ITEMS.

ATTACHMENT CASE. The attachment case
of Lee & Co., tobacco manufacturers, of Dan
vile, against the firm Of Monroe, Steiner &
Yohe, Of this city, cigar makers and tobacco
mercha ants, has been on trial all day In the
posed of S. Bondhem. John Payne, w. p
Graves, Thos. Dewitt, Jos Kaufman, Robert
Villains, S. Liudheimer, b. Pollard, r. Z.
Lee, l.. Brill, Jos. Padgett, jr., and A. Simp-
son. Upon the failure of the defendants,
which occurred sometime ago, they offered to
compromise with their creditors by paying
them twenty FIVE cents on the dollar, in Install
mcnts, payable In four, eight and twelve
months, which the plaintiffs aud others OF the
creditors declined to accept, and few days
ago sued out of the Corporation Court an at.
tachmeut against the defendants, alleging that
they were about to remove their property be-
yond the jurisdiction Of the courts OF the Com
monwealth, which was levied upon the stock
in trade of Steiner & Yohc valued at IS 900.
This attachment, the defendants claim, was
levied upon false suggestions, and through
their counsel, Messrs Mushbach, Smoot and
Claughton, moved to dissolve it, which raises
an issue of fact, whether the defendants &C
tually intended to remove the property 10 ques,
ton to defeat the claims of their creditors. TO
try this question the foregoing Jury mas been
impanneled There are three other cases Of
the same nature agains; the defendants To-
volving in all about Sl5,000., and the YER
dict of the jury in this one will, upon this
point, determine the validity of the attach
meots in the other cases. Messrs. Kent and
Neale represent the attaching creditors
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The MINERAL BUREAU.-The mineral bu-
reau has received from Mr.. William J. Brown,
residing at Oakland. Nd, FIVE samples of coal
from uodeVeoped beds, covering portions of
Graot. Mineral, Tucker, and Randolph coun-
ties, West Virginia, and extending north, west
and south over az undetermined area. The
coal is semi bitumnous, aud similar to Cum
bcrland coal, some of it having almost pre-
cisey the same appearance while other speci-
mems are less frisble, apparently more bitumo-
Gus, and would probably excel the Cum berIand
for many purposes The entire section of
country named has been very thoroughly ex-
pored by Mr.. VIM S. Rowson, geologist. and
mining engineer, who devoted many months to
the work, and extended his explorations into
the adjoining counties. Seven distinct seams
or beds we're identified, pone less than three
feet 10 thickness, and aggregating twenty seven
feet of solid coal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

p ECEIVED THIS DAY-Crushed, Pulver-
~ lied, Granulatea, A and Extra g Sugars
also Layer, Valencia and Mat Raisins Prime
New Citron, Currants and Cranberres; Corn
Starch Gelstine, Apple Butler and Mince Meat
Mixed Pickles. Sardines, Olive and Sweet Oils
and French Mustard; Canned Lobster, Canned
Peaches. Canned Tomatoes, Flavoring Extracts
and Spices; English Dairy and Eastern Factory
Cheese, together with . full supply of Fresh
Butter and Eggs. For sale by
JOHNSON & SHERWOOD,
deco N. E. cor. Cameron and Royal SITS.
MO. l MACKEREL and Salmon Tor Sale by
~ oct Is GEO. McBURNEY 81 SON.
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FOX RENT.

a. FOB RENT-The desirable business
H&i stand recently occupied by Mr.. VIM. +.
bfuokes, No. l47 King street. Possession given
at once. Apply to
dec 1-tf PR HOOE Trus+oo
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SLEIGH RUNNERS and BASKETS. Nest
~ Cutters, Oyster Brothers, Tool Chests, Skates,
Pocket Knives Csrvers and Forks and other
goods suited to the season, just received at 88
King street, corner of Royal. Call and see.
dec 10 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-16

nEW DROP and Double Grape HOLLAND
~ GIN, genuine srticle, for sale by
oct Is GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
RULES EOR sMKLKING.

7. The following rules 3afe issued + ION -
a New York. cheese factory for the
use Of its patrons, and are worthy OF
a wider dissemination: = -, ~: e..
1."Milch cows should have free &C
cess, at all times, to good running wa;
ter. .-.. ,,+ -
2. They should never be heated, by
being run, stoned or dogged. 49,.
3. The utmost cleanliness should be
observed in milking, and by no means
wet the hands in the milk while milk,
ing. >+~.., : >..~. ~.-....
4. No can Of milk should stand
where it will absorb the barnyards o,
stable odor, or any other scent. -.
IS. The milk should be strained and
we'll aired, Immediately after ia having
been drawn from the cows. -. 49,, -, -,
s. Some arrangement for eHectually
cooling is at all times very desirable
and when the milk is: kept at home
over night, is Indispensable sasssss.>
7: Scalding all vessels used abou,
milk l14;. & least once a day With boiling
water, and and rilnsing with cold water at
hight. is essential. 3.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
Notice Of mortgages Tor ,la,1,,, ii 4,

Default has been made In the condition OF cor
IAN dn9entuIe OF mortgage bearing date the 1911
D. M:Io
Michael Majerus, mofteaeee, ana duly reeordet
in the ONCE Of the Register ,of: Deeds in stearn
iSSnts On 9 s daX e
conveyed pieces and parcels lana iyins
and being in said county Of Stearns, StateEof Min
The southlvest quarter as Of the soath- vest quar-.
ter ~ of section No. eleven (11), and the north
vest Quarter a. Of the northwest quarter az q
zee Nj fourteen the
sixteen and 14loO 16 141OO acres Of the southeast
quarter 81 Of the soqth;easi quarter q dissection
% ssn e Ss.R sG Ses
ing even date Herewith, due ia six months, with
And Ehessss there Is elaiaaed sdus,
th ssia aos$s and re d hs dst
Is attorneys fees, covensnted In sid mortgage TO
he paid upon foreclosure thereof and no action or
proceeding has been instituted It law or
e,' nose s,s g hereby given tint "
ne OF sse power Ct u I'D
ps ~ sss
door q the Court House, III the city Of 81. Cloud,
II said Stearns county, on sssfd Us stts.i an
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
I'D s.ss.sk = A. D. 1875, ,ss.xsz TT
at tw6o'clock r n, q said dsy 70 pay and satisfy
said mortgage debt with interest," and said attorneys
fses, and all other legal costs and charges of fore
Dated; October 9Th, 1s7st nd isssT<s assetI :
~ MICHAEL. NAJERUH,. 4
- -SM l0ftRa&ee.
.... 2.s@ GEORGE GEIssEL,
~ gs sszT Sheriff of 6teatus County; Ninns
! j. W. CoLLlNs.. Attorney. - ~ E oct7-7w.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
! PRACTICAL HINTS.

mn fyssrfy AZ. y YyTNTTsa
. . = 81 !; A
-Bedbugs are kept away by Washing
$500 7.sS'''e ~
"''" ~ : - '' ' ~~~g.e.
-. y 49, s'se . ~ ..s..:':. -.
800, ,' 's" WV 'a'losPooStNu.e :" 'p'A,o "
r. .h;s rst..n..1 ~. '...h -. 800. ,,;th
tho d.mr o,o,h so..hot Il. c1otb l. ~.
49,, =. 49, ~ -. ot,s ,r;th - ~
~, WV ''' Wy WV ~ ~ ~
s..z -. ..s,,, ,f,.,r.,, u - ,I..,.s,.,,. ,s,..
ll. p'ases ina. nave . pesn usea i muen
a are aP. e ampa 'n ~ - nple as|n!
~ % me pes wnlcn ass owing . tne lao
-. 19s'el q tne crast soanng mo Fnem
III. osl9ng Fsnc'o. y my % renewed
pumae mem 1,1 y , Dffss keie WIN
& hour. $3.50 ~ - 1es1:T ~; :
inkstand III u1 timed 'o,iver f upon
white t.ble.spr,e., .arv.hts tharav o rs. 1
4 mixture Of salt and pepper plentifuily,
and all traces Of it disappeared. '@>2S' = )
-Benzine and common l,,,n3, clay will clean
marble. -. -
-costor ~, :, ..,,o.,. .o
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

Two Minnssota men driving be-
hin, bind = mule team. noticed something
gllttering on the hoof of one of the
animals, and on examination found q
z gold ring which y e had been picked up
y one OF the .eorks on the shoe.
Now look out. for fatal;t;e. r..,,1.;.s.
nom examinations Of the, hoofs o e
mules, Boston Journal. :; ,. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

sABonD REso1vE En- DANCER
oUS SITUATION. A remarkable in.
stancsot presence Of mind on the part It
Of the captain ola man-of.war is re-
lated BY the ST. Petersburg papers.
About the end Of last, month the Rus
sian war igate Olaf, which had &C.
oempsannie cd the yacht Of the Caro-
witz 70 Ccpeenhaggep xas lying ii, an.
chor among hundreds offothers ships
in the hafbor, when a FIRE was discov-
cred in coal cellar below, which
was only, q few feet from no powder
magazine. There was no time Is put
out the fire before il could reach the,
magazine game, and. an explosion of the
large ct: stores reg Of 9 cartridges and gun
powder contained in it would have
probably. destroyed: not only the
Olaf and the surrounding ships; but
part Of Copenhagen itself { Captain
kehbinder, the commander of the
Olaf, saw At once that the only thing
to DC done to prevent a catastrophe
was to sink the ship. Ate, sending
away the crew, with the ships pa
pen, cash boxes, and most. valuable
~
instruments in boats, he ordered the
carpenters and engineers to make a
leak in tho vessel, and half an hour
after . g she g sank in not very deep
water: Next day she was raised.
again, and after some provisional re-.
pdirs was taken to Cronstadt, where
she is now lying in the dock pending
her complete restoration for service,
The damage done is stated to be COM
psratively triaing, and the court mar
tisls held on the officers Of the vessel
unanimously expressed the highest
praise Of the conduct. of the captain
and his suborlinates. The Emperor,
has appointed bin his ;, aide-camp.;
which i one Of the highest houors
conferred on Russian. naval oAi;ce,,,.
and the officers and men under him
have received gratuities from the En-
Peror's. ptivy purse. -PaN Mail Ga.
zette.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
oUT-oF-DOOR Rs ~ OCyopER.,

s,, Some poets IL . bilious fit Of indi
gestion once wrote down Autumn q
the melancholy days, dubbed it {.
tired old man. who sits ',.'dewn, e.we YEA
~ or insisted that its healthy Ausl
and beauty were a hectic ,glow::-th'
rose that blooms mid ruin on con
SYMPTOMS cheek Surely g,we have
echoed such long enough. The yea
has just reached is FIJI falllness Il, 8. 9
strength the long work <. pf s. sng l, Fain
and earth is ascegmpli shed he'd On leed ja q;
root, and they, offer, the, ;tripmphan1
harvest J, The air is electric, With, is
but there is 4 royal calm il, il thai
stills and quiets mar also. Indeed, il
j i !. : wholesome Lesson for iapy mar
just now to turn his back awhile Of
shop and office and 60 out to, The
country. We talk much of. great
gains or losses in this, stock or that
but what is any petty percentage, O
even the great income of trade, com
pared to this field Of the cloth Of gold
which nature at Gods bidding spreads
every Autumn What are the few
thousand pounds which the English
Prince goes to scatter among his dis
affected subjects to this royal largesse
of food and beauty to which no man
give slook or thought? 49,,
We are so apt every day, over our
ledger or newspaper, to talk of ou1
means fife coming from our own
skill in machinery. or head craft, OF
commerce, that we quite forget the
infinite wealth wrought out by slow
droppings Of rain, sunshine, chemi:-
chal changes Of salts and alkaliesin the
earth. We take as a matter ofcourset the
golden fields of grain stretching from
sea to sea, the cattle upon a million
hills, the purple grapes, the orchards
in qui ct places where peach and ap-
pie redden in the sun, the mighty
crops Of minerals below. and forest
trees above the ground, the woods
and waters swarming with new young
ife-all the miraculous gift, in q
word, which God gives us year BY
year. The wonderful, bounty . Is
evolved out of the ground before our
eyes by process as inexphcable to
the scientific skeptic as the, deyout be.
lever; yet from long custom We have
ceased even to note it, much less. to
wonder at it. The man of culture
and wealth, who fingers in his eoun-
try seat or drives out Of the city every
afternoon, is sensible of the purity Of
the air or enjoys fine effect here and
there-the red haze above thestubble
fields at evening, the blaze of the ma
pies against dull eedars, or the splen-
dor Of the misty sunset. He has but
little thought perhaps Of the King
who in every waving sbough or golden
beam holds out a gracious scepter to
him.-Neec York Tribune.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

which other. animals commune. Let
them be kept in clean quarters and
have pure air Let diseased or un'
thrifty animals be separated from
those ii health, and VI may have d 10
fears Of trichinosis among eithe,
swine or human beings. 40 .. '.a so
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

! "A Ladyawriter on the subject of
house-cleaning .a"Aboye AL
things make up your mind never 70
pail down another beddr11otoam bedroom carpet pei
qpon. another bed Dom 81 floor. Take
this ! e season g o fl cleaning step il "a,
vance Of the old ways, and cut your
old carpets into suitable rugs, So that
Hereafter they can9be shaken sas, often
asfonce 4 month, At the very slleast,o
and, + tie rooms ms are IL small, a. 1oiten
as once 'ql.e9 week and even, Il desirable
put, into the xash.tub, after that, from
which they shall emerge innocent;iof
dust, and powerless for injury TO weak
lungs. I'll ~ ~ 49, ~ s7l.sssE fo
! Everything about bedrooms t1t, should
be c1eanable. The mattresses should
have covers or: coarse linen sheets
underneath the sheets proper; or for
nursery beds, sheets of rubber or light
epameled cloth, which preserve the
mattresses for years as fresh as when
fist bought. There Is ~ 9 necessity
for the TIE dirty gray color which the d
ticking Ii Of .long-used mattresses and
feather-beds acquires; if it is from the
f first properly protected. This color
comes from careless use, and 4 ma
tress soiled enough 70 be &. that colo: i
is net llt.l heeaal1tlh 1 bed TO- seep upon,
I'D such cases the hair should be, emp
tiSd out in the sun~and the ticking
thoroughly washed and blsached,. f 10
thrtithe housekespef' may begin OYER
again prot chng the cover from tie.
beginning. s.s@S " :s$".o - "''S* s:E' >-'S*
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
''T'Hz..@s 1'I'R.. Ag,1[5D r. r.
gTT,T
y, se5u4ea ga.&& % Il 3 u.
az @H#sI &#f %~z~E H.
ST I: !: PAUL; N!
tsssd s4aaa5'
o~s~~~7s arEo%~~ ]H.UR 4< 1915. >-.o.. ~
4sr>1~ 4<Iam4as @32 1..a,

We undersigned
Eortl
.s.a ~, s .. 6. s..
this
point superior to any
g.
shippers advantage
mn our Commission Merchants
-, b. r~..,.A. r.. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Ss. ' i:s;:
- . BLANK BOOK Observation-Disclosures AND srAr1oxrns.
""~ ~ ''' w. sooksnl1rns 81: AND srAr1osrns
D. D. Merrill & Co, IS Third street.
~ ri .:'>~5s BOOTS
''s ' oass Il ts AND pa4nsas
H.oven g. Robertst Wharton 1oe Jackson street
":> CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. WALL PAPER 20.
3 J. t sas - e. e ssfrkr NEW proo W., qhd street.
-: CHINA, GLASS AND QgEENsNARE..-:. 1T
l''t' Third sJ sssses S''''''''
&;;'; =, e. 49,: ::; e
t. -. %,. ,." COFFEE D5PIcE 49,. 20
Granger Hodge, 1o Third q -I -'.>.-, T'...' ii
.:::: .:I 49, COMMISSIONS ABRoHANrs. ~ j.: II .rs
:s;'t =: AZ s}:;;
Miner Mccarthy, 10 Fourth st IL - ~->..~z ::.',
SAUNDERS HARRISON Wholesale los East 81 a." 49, ~ r.
DOORS, SASH BLINDS MouL1Nas.> . 49,. "a
D'0'' Co., cor ' and Jackson St,
, 1;! IT,, ''' " and i! ill.,,
| r.. ENGRAVING ON WOOD !"
FANCY GOODS Kor1oNs.
Harvood 10 Third ct pleobner Bros, ,24 Third st
FuRs HIDES, WOOL, GINSENG, &C.
GROCERIES AHD PROVISIONS
c.: ss md sis s s s. I'd @
Fancy Groceries, wholesale 1875 J.ol,on
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
s:sss s5
VIM Mason, 100 Third st hats AND ~ oAf'
'.,-"c IRON, NAILS AND STEEL
So' Dean 81 Third q: 3 s..a.n Brothers Third
s. p4q R ase e. sas ;,; ss,ss Publishing
| :t... LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEA1ERs
p9 F, 5ssss Co. si 1 LIZ IS ss;
.r* MACHINERY, MILL RAILROAD SUPPLIES
IL H woo'ey Coco Third & Jackson
. MILLINERY GOODS
opp'"As" Co., 90 Third Dus;n l.. whois.a
= =, a,:,., j., ,,.., NOTIONS TOYS &c.
. . < Randall III Third PAPER IS BOX MANUFACTURERS
Avel Carpenter, D. D. Merrill ca s5 Third
... . PUMPS AND PIPING.
y H woohy Co., Third land jackson
! -: SHOW CASES AND PICTURE FRAMES
chas Bauer, ee Robert street: , =. :
sADD1nR1 AND s4DPp11nY HARD11Rr
WAR;" '''''' sAxr <e$as s!'' 50 Robert
American seC sa clock Co. m.fas p
| MAcH1sss-1 46 6fs 4 f xaHsf s
D., s s.@s. ,,,,s;s, , k.ss
Wilson Shuttle" Excelsior Nfe! Stat. street.
.- ,~. WINES AND LIQUORS. 49, 49, =:
ss':s Hss:s.s
= 49, 4 :. 81. Kistsr Hses s49ao
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
;DBTRIcT COURT .

aAnthsstioatipA-==Cse o. 49, nA !:
AaadeYtt .JN Answer, Costs and Disbursements
.APpesl7Notlce Of.
Appeal Ihidayit on S.s
Appedai i -,1Bondin. i r@@
observation-disclosures tor !
,Att tsshpeat7-Rend in; ''-~.. -, -.
Attschmsnt--Wrtof
Argument Notes on - =
Complaint on Pron.ssory Note ',' :
costs-Bond for: =, .'
Companions Certificate of 49,.
rDocket--Transcripto Of
Execution
aarnhhee- Summons
Garnishee-Notice F
Observation-Disclosures for
1ssae-Note Of
JUDGMENT
Notice Of Appearance i
Notice of Trial -
Replsvin-AAadavit for
Replevin-Bonds in
Replsvin-Writs Of
Replevin-Complainti
Rsplsvin- Defendants Bond in
Rstainer-Notiee Of i.
Summons
eubpoenas
verihcafion BY Party
Vsrihcation ty Attorney
*'' JUSTICE COURT.
Appsal-Nctice Of Grounds OF
jAppssl--AfadaIit for
APPEAL! -Bondin. y, =, .,... ....
Attachmp.t-5Dendi in
Observation-Disclosures !, -
4ttachment-Wrft of - =:
.1xsoutions< -
Garnishee Summons
Garnishese-Notics
Garnishment-AfRdavit for
Replevfn-Ahidavit for :. ~
Replevin-Bopd in
Replevin-Writ of;
Summons
Subpoeaas
TOWN BLANKS.
Annual Town Neeting-Notice Of
Bonds-Ofacial
Oath Of Office
Notice Of Election
Notice Of Appointment
Notice Of Acceptance
Notice of Ratification
Road-Land Tax Warrants
Road-Poll Tax Warrants
koad-Notice to Work
Road-ovor. eer,s Annual Report
Road overseer'sList
Road-Petition for New
Road-Peti&ion for Altering
: Realization for Yacating
Read-Notice Of Hearing
, Road-Order for Laying Out
Rosd--Aaessaaent Of Damages
Rosd-Appesl to Commissioners
sgsssss. s stp,... WV A's'p'"nee' -.,..i
!~t...L.'. ia. go. ~.
""..-..'co,. -xrn. s".,,.,1r
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Bills Il Sale 49, - 49,. =
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