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The Van Buren press., 1876-10-03
Sarah Grove Grange, No. 81.
Alma Grange, No. 20.

NJ. F. LOCKE, Master.
A. j. Steward. Userseer.
f. l.. seward Lecturer.
j. +. smith. Steward.
W. K Boiling Assistant Steward
\ b. Dohbs. Chaplain.
L. w. Boiling. Treasurer,
A. Is. Howell. Secretary.
I. I Byars, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. \. A Locke. Ceres.
Mrs. h. =. Rentror. Pomona,
Mrs. NJ. \ Pride. Flora.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Stewardess.
Prairie Grove Grange. No. 17S.
J. NJ. BRopIE. Master.
VIM 7. Morgan. overseer,..
A. w. Iluckrlhrrry. Lecturer,
William Shields. Steward.
J. d. Parker. Asst Steward,
Joseph Winters. Chaplain.
John B kiblet. Trea- urer,
l.. + Bryan, Secretary.
John kibler Gate Keeper,
Mrs. A j. Winters. Ceres.
D. G. kibler. Flora.
Miss Alice Ramsaen Pomona,
Kate shields, Stewardess.
Regular meeting saturday before the third
SUNDAY in each month. All Grangrrs In good
sanding are respectfully invited to meet witl
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-03
Oranges in Crawford County.
Crawford Grange.

JAMES SANGoTER. Master.
j. Z TURNER. Overseer,
y. }. FOSTER. Lecturer,
). {. CorfRELL. Steward.
W. A. DAvENPoRr. Assistant Steward
X, Brook. Chaplain.
PEARSON MAYFlELD. Treasurer,
Mrs L. H. Love. secretary.
). Nj DEAN. cate Keeper.
Mrs. JULIA Foster. Ceres.
Mrs. MARGARET VISsANr Pomona,
Mrs Z. Nj. HOLMAN, Flora,
Miss HAZELTINE MASSEY, l.. A. Stew'd.
Mulberry Grange, No. 1877.
Z. HOPPER. Master.
W. >. BAILEY. Overseer.
w. j. REMY, Lecturer.
Is = S'v.'t
j. .1ooDMlS. Assistant steward.
JOSEPH ScoTT. Chaplin.
Il. ". MARLER, Treasurer.
WILLIAM NILkEKsoN. secretary.
Eli MORGAN. Gate Keeper.
Mrs. l.. a QUEsENBtRY, Ceres.
Mrs. tREDoNIA SCOTT, Pomona.
Mrs. MARY BENNETT, tlora.
Miss JOSIE NIGLkY. Asst. Stewardess.
Sarah Grove Grange, No. 81.
j, S. DANIEL, Master.
j. W. Matlock. Overseer,
A. Gooding, Lecturer,
j. c. Sagely, st, ward.
M. T.. Henderson. Assistant Steward.
W. Z. Parsley, Chaplain.
j. Whitehead. Treasurer.
b. +. Massey. Secretary,
W. a. Kelley. Gate Keeper,
Mrs, {. NJ Daniel. Ceres.
Nj. +. Gooding, Pomona,
" M Bowin. Flora,
NJ. johnson. lady Asst. Steward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
News Of the Ebay.

j. H. Waters, Of Charles county, Md, was
drowned at Point Lookout last week.
Professor j amcs A. Harrison, Of Rand'ih
Macon College, has becu elected TO the chair
of modern LANGUAGES at the Washington aud
Lee University, which "fice his been vacant
sue, the resiguaion Of Professor Joyncs
year ago.
Last night. in Butfal,, n Y, Joha King
meyer, aged AZ cut his wic's throat, and then
put an end to his own existence by cutting ms
own throat Family If unlc was the cause.
They leave thirteen children.
David J. Burr, esq, fur many years prosl-
dent of the Richmond Cham Der Of Commerce,
add the first president Of! tn" Home Insurance
Company, died yesterday aft q llnrc!iag H.
ness, aged 81 years H. was prominently lden-
tilted with the Interests OF Richmond, aud q
adcr in all commercial enterprises
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Alexandria, a.
FRIDAY, AUGUST t, 1875.
The UNIVERSITY Board OF VISITOR

The UNIVERSE Y.-The Board Of Visitors
OF tnc Uo;vyrs.,y, by and with the advice oil
the Faculty, prescribe certain examination as
q condition for the nlatrrula: ion OF tree pupils.
|; now appears that the Faculty proposes TO
ADMIT such students 90 certificates oil their
teachers, and without examination.
This latter step seems u US li-adVlSed anu
destructive 70 tn" University and to the cause
of education iu Virginia Whether our opin
ion is correct or net, the Board or the Faculty
should fix upon Souc means OF narmoh!zlnp
their action Their position now Is Simply RI
dculous. Their Board, at the suggestion OIL
the Faculty, announces plan, and aud staight
way the Faculty vetoesi it 10y another pau.
1t is time, truly, that the one or tn other
should * !lain. AS things stand, the Uulvtr
SHY is suffering under variety OF suspicious
which bodc 20 good to it.-Rtch State.
We fully concur with 1.-The State in regret
ting that the faculty of the University has
taken the step above mentioned. AL! who
have the least acquaintance with educational
matters know that young men admitted "on
the certificate of their teachers will be any
thing else than uniform 10 their requirements;
even should the teachers be all pert city com
pctent auu kcilcCltS uoutot, hAioh ~ SAPNo'
iug great deal too much of human nature.
Besides, all competent teachers would prefer
to have their work tested by others, and thus
get tho credit to which they may be entitled.
The requirements for admission into The
Academic Schools arc, certainly, not very great;
for Example We have:
list 10 Latin, in the Grammar, Cas ar 5
Commentaries, Virgirs Eucid, Books i, w.,
inclusive; Ciceros Oraiions against Catalina.
"2l. ln Greek, in Elementary Greek Gram
mar, Z.uophon's Auabasis, Books L, ";
Homcr's Had, Books |, IL; exclusive OF the
catalogue Of the ships.
''4;h. La Mathematics, Algebra, embracing
the fundamental operations, simple and qua:
ratio equations, proportion, progression, and
logarithims, geometry, plane and solid
The above is taken from circular issued By
the University authorities, and embraces hy
far the most difficult parts Of the proposed *
animation.
Now, our irst-cass schools here are prepar
ed to givc-and do so to all who take their iu
courses-iuStruction quite sufficient to enable
them to meet all these demands. We presume
all the good secondary schools in the Common
wealth do the same. Where then are the col
leges to come 10? Our high schools are surely
not doing too much in preparing boys for the
examination mentioned above, aud If they are
not, the colleges would seem to be useless.
We suppose it will take time for the Univcr,
sty to raise itself entirely above college work,
and let the colleges commence with that exam
iuatioD; but, at lost, it should ascertain for the
present that all applicants really know what
they profess.
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Foreign News.

Alter a fight at Pandiroc, three Turkish
battaons apd Ave hundred Clrcassiaus crossed
the frontier into Scrvia. Gen. Horvatovicll,
the Scrviau commander, teigncd retreat.
The Turks followed him and occupied village
on the plain. On Tuesday the Scrvians at
tackled the Turks, taking them by surprise,
and massacred the entire detachment. Seven
hundred Catholics, with number of Turks,
have gone over to the Montencerlns. 1t is
positive that the marriage of King Alfonso to
the daughter of Due D.. MoDtpens er has been
arranged. but the ceremony may not take place
until next year.
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Mr. ks;Ott's Speech.

htt"r Mr.. k?Jit' speech III the u. s. House
OF Representatives yesterday and WHEN a mo
ton had been made to rccommit the report of
the Committee on the Caldwell Blaine telegram,
mention Of which appeared 10 yesterdays Ga
zItC,
Mir. Knott arose. again amid grca, txcite-
moht aud aid "Onc by one the roses Iadc.
Laughter. Aud for what? Bac.u.c they
have te3n iouchcd by the frost OF truth. After
the ship OF tn. llac struck its colorS, little x
pcc!ed that It would be compelled to continue
the conflict with the yawl. YET, nevertheless,
II seems that such Is the case. As to the
speech which have delivered, and which has
caused 50 much palu to the gentleman OF the
other side. have to say that | would not alter
c0c S nrle word winch have uttered. The
man wh supp0scs Ina | will sit talnely by and
submit 20 brura, outrageous, dlSngrnuouI and
lalsc assault such rs was made upon ID: uu this
floor, and such is has been repeated aud rrite-
rated 10 ten thousand diff.rcnt shapes aud in
ten thousand dfffcrcnt channels 'hroughous the
un:y, AID that | will no: say 4 word in my
OsD defense Oh IN my uWn vindlcatlon, mis-
takes the man, Cunning around to his own
side OF the House With great animation and 10
spirit Of dehaaoe, he continued Abandon uie
II you Wish to. Vote as you please. | stand
here upon every uttcraucc which | made and
| rciteratc II. AS :auc;: as | may regret the
loss OF the friendship Of the gentleman from
Maine (Nlr. Fryc,) who could surrender it %
such Sigh, cause must say it certainly was not
very strong friendship aud that itwc must part
will say to hIm, Fare thee well, and if for
ever, still forever fare thee wcIl.' Laughter
aud applause. Now, what Is the head aud
trout Of my otfcuding? 1t is said that | have
the case here. trust that such in
were lodtfcrcnty mad, b. cause
they are not justified by the facts. | IN ght
even sly that such an imputation is absolutely
aud uuquAllfedy false. have only brought
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10 another column of to.day's g lzette will
be found letter from Mr.. Francis Miller, q
candidate for Congress from Maryland, in rcla
ton TO our uotce of his speech at the radical
meeting 10 this CITY last week. Since We have
had control Of the g. z,lte we have endcavorcd
to call things by their proper uames, and with
that object 10 view have designated as dema
gogues aud scalawags such men as Mr. Miller,
whose Waole course, since be became 40 unsuc
cesslu aspiraot for political position justly en-
titles him to the consideration those terms i'm.
ply. That his speech was disingenuous is proved
by his quotation of the sale of Virginia stocks
in 1860 when rumors OF war were rife 10 the
aud, aud when not only Virginia stocks, but all
ether stocks and values were rapidly decin-
log from the general feeling Of insecurity that
had begun to prevail. Why does he select that
particular time unless for the deliberate pur-
pose OF deceivng his readers, or because he is
more ignorant than the ordinary soalawag? FROM
the books of MessrS. Burke T. Herbert, bank
ers Of this city, we see that 10 1858 Virginia
stocks We're sold at IS, aud in 1859 at 9ga. In
1851 they sold at l0l. aud iu 1852 State hank
stock sold at lOl!. When Seldcn, Withcrs &
Go. were the State agents they sold $50, 900 of
State stock at ll2 and took $2,OOO,OO at q
considerable premium. Newt is well known
fact that before the war Virginia credit, both
at home and abroad, was equal to that of any
State in the Unon, and that such thing as a
delay III the payment OF the interest on her
bonds had not only never occurred, but that
such a contingency never had entered into the
imagination OF man. Ot equal disingenuous.
ness is Mr.. Miller'S allusion to carpet baggars
Mr.. Miller knows as we'll as he knows anything
the Virginia and Southern idea of carpet bag.
gers, and yet he wilfuly nlisat,s it and at
tcmpts the trite effort of representing it As
equivalent to that of bona fde settlers. He
knows, and so do all the other scalawags, tina,
carpet Dagger don't come South with the in,
tentiou of taking up his abode here, unless
he eau, By placing himself upon social equality
with the negroes, secure their votes and be
elected to an office that he is utterly incompe-
tent to fill. He also knows that he mahciouslr,
and without warrant, wounded the feelings of
Virginians by alludiug to the unfortunate dis
crepaucies ia the accouots of an insane man,
and that such allusion was unexpected, even
from him." He also knows that the present de-
pressed condition Of affairs 10 the State is at
tributable solely to the policy OF the party to
which he has attached himself for the purpose
of obtaining political pretermcnt; that one
main element of her wealth-her slaves-was
abolished by the war, that one third Of her
territory was taken from her by the same event,
aud that the population of the remaining TWO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
FRANCIS MILLER.

REVISION OF TIE OLD TESTAMENT The
London News OF July ID. says: :" The company
appointed Tor the revision OF the authorlz d yer
sion OF the Old Testament completed tier nine
ty-ninth session yesterday afternoon at the
Chapter Library al Westminster The follow
ing members were present during the session ::
DR.. Chance, Prot Chcncry Dr.. D1nglnS, Mr.
Diver, Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. Grd.n, D'.GInsburG.
Dr. Gotch, Acrhdeacou harrison, Dr.. KY, Pref.
L,athcs, Mr.. LImby, Canon Pcrownc, Prot. Il.
Smith aud Mr. Adds Wright (Sccretary
Communications were received from the Bishop
of Landatf, Dr. Alexander, and Dr.. Field, WHO
we're unable 10 attend. The revision Of ~ klc!
was continued as far as chapter xviii. II.
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to the attention of the House certain facts III
regard to the Caldwell t;,g gram without ex-
pressing any oplulnn on Hose FACTS at all, or
without having prejulged the matter under
investigation. But how do these exceedingly
yirtuous gentlemen dcport thGmseivsaI They
arc as much judges OF the sui lcc! matter OF the
investigation as | am. Yet they can ,i>e in
their seats with IMMUNITY and say that Mr.
Blaine Is as Immaculate and as
"Chastc AS the icclc
That's by ,hr.irus from purcst snow,
And hangs on Diapa's temple.
And there is no harm in that There is no
prsjudging the case in that. | have not said
that he is gully or innocent. | have minated
an opinion on the subject matter Of the report,
and as to the authenticity of the Caldwell
telegram. have asserted and I reiteratc II
here, aud | would rcitcratc it 10 the Cour,
IF Heaven. Continued laughter 90 the
re side b lieve it was got up
10 the interest, aud to subscrvc the purposes
of James G. Blaine 1t has been said that |
would moi have dared to make the speech had
he been here, that | would have Bonded low
and 10 boDdsmans key and with "i'a' d
breath aud whlsp ring humblcncss spoken
very differently. am not responsible Tor the
absence Of the late member from Maine. did
not bring about his res gnaticn. | had no act
or part in it. The floor was as free TO MIN as
it was to me, but he saw proper to Withdraw
from this arena where no democrat. no poIltl-
cal opponent OF his had made u charge against
him, but where he had been assailed by bis
own friends. and thar TOO before he had vlLdl
Gated his reputation for integrity as Il man and
as leader of his party. | was IN No way re-
spOusiblc for that. Whether he vas acting on
the good old sueg, stion that
''He who fights and runs away,
May live to fight another day;
But he who is III battle slain,
Will never live to fight again.
| do not know. But he has gone. tie has
gone from our mlds: never to return during III"
pcudrDcy of this Congress. NV the wh'l"
gist of this matter is simply the authenticity OF
the Caldwell dispatch and as to whether or not
acted 10 good faith in my connection with that
matter. The judiciary committee has sand that
| was not blapcworthy in the matter, and II
they choose 10 racial that, so BE- it.
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M \, IL : Il | y T EIAL,G ENCE
SIN rose...... 5 .hoon rises ...... d 01
Sun Scts......... 7 t High puter. ..., q,
ARRIVED

Steamer Indy of the Lake Norflk, t. IA
Reed. She reports Is vessels in the river bnunt
up, among them the Maggie Mu!v"y, !oa}ej
with ice for :h,s port
Stear'er Mattano, lower Potomac, u NTH
Rou>h ~ on
Schr 'Ioshus Brsgdon. kennebec, to Roher,
Portner.
Sc!,rs D B Steelman and r w Godfrey, for
Washington.
:>cArs Theodore Dean, FE Hsliock Emms
Acry, Jesse |. Leach, Herschei and Salir "
Nay, Tor Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady of the Luko, Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
Steamer John w Thompson, lower Potomac
by + IL Reed
Steamer Express, Baltimore, By Jos Broker.
Il Go.
Bri" G & Colson, Boston, by American Cosi
Company.
>chr Louis: Biz sail. Groton, by American
Goa Go
Sch Virgins Dare, Havro de Grace, by WIN
a Slnn1t
>;ctrs H Odiorne and j NJ Flanagan. from
Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr 4 !. Leo. hence ut Norfolk 81
.Schr American Team, for this port, cleared NJ
New London lst.
ASHORE
4 conl-oAdad schooner. bound from Phla-
i iphiA t. w Washington, wen: ashore ut pInry
Point on the =! instant but mas since g,ttca oi
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thirds has DOT Increased in the same ratio as that
of some fthc other States because thousands OF
her men were killed By the armies OF the party
to which he belongs, and 10 which he is SAID
to have been buShwacker; bee iuse, too, other
thousands bave gone to States where waite
man is as good as negro; md that thousands
of her negroes have gone TO Washington ana
other cities in the Nor:h to Increase the raIl
cal vote. Mr. Miller, 1t seems, also does not
liked to be called scaawag but thar shows de-
gree Of vulgar tiuidity OF which We thought even
scaawag was incapable. If he be low
enough to leave his own kilh and kin to assert
and affiliate with negroes aud carpc!-baggcrs,
coudonc aud sustain the vilIaincs and atrocities
of the Radical party and attempt 10 dcpasc
tho people among whom he was born and
raised, by whom he was we'll treated and ny
whom his family are justly respected, ne
should be ut least manly enough to Acknowledge
tho source of the little strength he receives.
But as is well known, when Il Vlrglnlan tails
h. reaches degradation lower than most men
achieve, and MIR. Francis Miller is no eyccp-
tion to the rule.
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Now that the radicals feel that they are go.
ing out Of office, and will consequently have
but short time to fitch from the public purse,
they have boeo seized with sudden attack ct
honesty, and Wednesday Senator E!munds IL
troiuced bill making endorsement 10 the
District of COLUMBIA crime punishable by fine
not exceeding IS, 900 aud Imprisonment for q
term 20, Exceeding FIVE years. The rrovlslops
apply to persons either III public OF private en-
ployment.
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CAN Al. com A1iLISCk.

Arrir ad--Boats Thns Patton. I L Belts, y A
Lowe, j 3rnGburn, NJ NJ Lewis and William
soh, to American Goal Co; J Maci., jr + K NJ
Bowers and J K Ray, 10 Consolidation Coal Co:
4 Grreni"ss to J / Agucw.
Departed Steamer Star Ao2. and boats j
W Morris II Herhner, ID Corsc j Ii Stick.
ncy, j j Swift, iIu>inda. A II >yestor William
Walsh, Thos P..on. j Spencer, Laura j 4
Graham, J Crane, + Porter and Z l. Bet ;,
for Cumberland
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Au.tl.: 81 1870

TUST RETURN NJ r'i.pil TIE MA i'hh "a
- WITH NEW GOOD - make s.""h '"'..
p!etn h" best assortment II ShIrtl"g 'h'''''
yet; 1000 yards Laurie! d ~ lh" lowest p'',''
Andr,.cogin other Hi:nrh"d lolI""t
ginning il price ~ yarti another W."
CuhcJ"s Il &C. Good styles ri Cnilc"cs "f" ',,.
put up by tie gents. bat beng in the "'"t"
sGcccc ed in g"L''I /" trcm NJ Ola pE'''I'
viii nrobsblv he abe 70 bay TINS m"ntn ch""''.
than you will later. Oar closing out =''' -
:5ulni!cr Goods con -iurs. .,.,r,
a,,, : II. {. SLAYMAKEKt CO.
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.,:~s4 UNION BELIEF EXCU RSlON.

AIR ). ). uowison having generously tender
cd the u&o Of the ut City at Ai"&nn!"m I"
~ ladies Of III" Union R"!l"! for the Poor, Lrrr"
vii! br Moonlight Excursion down IL" river
onTlii;it>iiAy EFEMi\G August ST tn"
Alexnndria String and Bras Band through III"
courtesy 81 It's Ma:!ascr, Mr.. NJ. Ul.man, la. Oh
fore. lis services io- the occasion.
Tickets can b. procured from the fol OWING
naln"d senticrnr, who will kindly ass., TIE
ladies in |. ar ~ engagements Geo \. N,"rth'
layton, u Windsor Re- ri ". Fal :, G"orEa
X Hill Robert G. lee W l., Bad >!n, jams
Green George Ii. Robinson. G, rig" T. Frrtrh,
Z :. l.cadbc.trr, M.hIon II. .lann"y g. VIA.
Rnln.ry ). il Lunt, Allen Harmon AMI Mr,-r.
Wnri"r. u Hall. t.
gs.."Thc au"ve Excursion has been r",ip"n"i
to Frid.y nignt il l.ir. il not. Monday Ml,Nt
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Thomas CoDyngham, business man, and Il
member Of one Of the first families OF Wilkes
barre, is iorrcr to the sum Of nearly $500,
900. He has fed.
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BRISTOE. VA. Aug. 9. lS7E


have known The uiaj .rily of the Signcrs 10
the above all my lille, and know theu TO be
among the most respectable and responsible
citizens of this vicinity, and | can also certify
to the fact hat Mrs Nancy 4. Story is known
here as woIuan OF irreprnachablc character.
+ i. GAINES
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AnpIlSf 3. lS1fi.

AUGUST ., IOIU.
| fully endorse the statement Of my wife,
Macy A. Story. feel that she has been
abused by Mr.. King, and by men that ore
bound to uphold hun in his inqulty.
GEORGE T. STORY
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EIfIESIV.N"S. PEC.N'fCs. SC

tSELECT DAY AND MuOM LIGHT kN.
- CURSION OF THIS RELIEF, IT.
HOOK AND LADDER CUMPAN ttssas s Il
to MARSHA IL HALL, on WEDNESDAY,
August 9th. 1876
The steamer MATTANO will leave King :.
What II 5 IA; returning, leave Marshall iiril
~ III.
Each family o. CLUB attending tn" day rAcUr.
sion will be- presented with u photograph vt
themselves ta&en Oh thu grounds.
Pa7ior and Field troqurL and other auusc-
mcntS provided
The boat on the moonlight trip will leave h.
I! p. m; returning from Marshall Hail at t.
q CLOCK an again ut ! >. III.
Good music has been engaged!
Currin!t.cr Of Ar.angemrrts--K NJ Latham
Edgar Nariicid. j. ri. Buchanan. j. T. Gr.rr.
George Wis" Park hgn"w, jw'Iat Moore, r.
II. ~ :iricn.
Gentleman and sLy 81; .dys tickets SD;
chidror amt servants z3c r,ch. nug std
TErA*HIHGTUN " ONO L. N-CAMr
~ MEETl NG-Thc VI. -. ..,, --s,ss-..s,,:.-
l.. Church :-outi will hrgn Assas Ess sss.sSssssaS~
Camp tectlng NEAR VIENNA, August 81,
u cont on" week. Regular trains vi irav"
A!n%nnlril daily, cxcait sunday. Al To- III.
and - j. II, on sunday, Augr4. i, Nh "1t.s
tran vii! cav: AlcXanGri:. Is. $50 81 N. lie
Tuning, will leave Vienna ut u 10 p. IN. Ga"
f,r" for The round trip Tickets good t, rcturo
during the meeting.
Aug 5 3. H. Ii HAVENEK. Gen supt
ITO RICHMOND AND RETURN THEE
- = D3 Anr 4 1s so ~ 81 ....
ADA NJ : w!t give the ii st q! ar.Ic. vi ~,
sinns, By H. u tEt abby, na.aed ilacc on the
9Th proAlu.u l.. order that AL may htvc IN
opportunity ~ visiting tina. historic city, Il"
r.cc "a -" .cbc;s has b"r'' fixed 81 50 . roan!
tap. The lraIn viii leave Gin st depot, WASH
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4 card from Rev. r. p Duhn, munster cf tie
N,ac ,School Baptist Church.
This is to ccr,ly tlat | Fave knpwn Mrs.
Nancy 4. Story for the last TWO years and never
had but one opiniu Of her aud that was that
she is gcnteel and Christian lahy.
IS T. DULIN.
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VINE TOILET SOAPS of the following
h brands: White Windsor, White Glyrc-
rne, Brown Windsor, Turtle Oil, Cinnamon,
Alpine, Poncine Honey, National Bouquet,
Sun1ower, Sensation, Nosegay. Cashmere Bou-
quet and other varieties. Call ard examine,
GEO. McBURNEY & son,
~ 1ff md 1Tu KING sfrcnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
PRINCE WILLIAM co VA. Aug.l, 1916

PRINCE " LILLIAN Co a.. Aug. 1910.
We, the undersigned, eli rs Of Prlrce VII
liam county, aud ucighbors OF Mr.. George J..
Story, husband Of Mrs. Nancy a. Story, ht re-
10y certify that We have reason to believe. from
what We know Of the character Of Mrs. Nancy
A. Story. that her statement against the Il V.
Charles King is true, and that the prevailing
opiniou, in this community, is that h. Is guilty
of the charges. Slgued
VIM. p. Hereford, NJ. D., Mrs. Sarah A.
Hereford, Thomas X. Davis, joseph Sitter,
Jchn Langhyer, Rober! Mitchell, Daniel
Sitter, Robert Dcvilin, James Brown, Chap
man Godfrey, Marion Green, Jacob {. Got
walls, Charles Wismer. Mary Wsmer, W..
A. Bongs, Mary a. BoiIings, Il. W. May
hugh, Catharinc Mayhugh, Capt. Wm. Z.
Birkett, Bernard Dcvn, Martha Dcvlin
Grorrc Riley, Dennis O'Leary, James Ii.
Weeks, +. Nj. woodward, + iza Riley, Chas.
Allen, i. j. Allen John }. Geslcn, Mary
f. Geslcn, e. 5. Hereford W. B. Robin
son, b. B. Fountain, l. NJ. Pcttcy. John
A. Brawucr, H. D. Robinson, }. z. Man
ucI, John G. Fouutain. Basil S. Rpbiusnu,
NJ. l.. Whitman, &. O'Dornrll. VIM. Ii
Robinson, I. II. Cornwall, W l. Laaghycr,
Charles Wright, Il. Ii. Robinson and NJ.
Ruscbery.