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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-09
Alefanot;iIa Q6ax&tte
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9.
-o,orca Superstitions and Character.

CoIored Superstitions and Character.
A colored schoo! teacher writes as follows IN
the Southern Wcrkmen, paper edltco anu
printed by colored men at Hampton, Virginia.
about the colored people Of the portion OF ''r'
GINA TO which he has been sent:
| T will now speak of the habits of the people.
| They all believe in wltchcratt or cun6in& -
When one OF them gets sick they send Tor it
cunning doctor. lie comes with his spade or or
mattock, and says lit is right down mere,
and that Will be right in front Of the door, ana
he will dig upa bu0dIe Of nails, prs, roo!s'
hair and rags all tied W together. Iaen hc
saws This is il, and will cure you tor ten do!-
lars" and nc will get it too and he seems 10
be The ouly man tLat does got CASE LOT MS
work. How the Thugs ge5 there cannot te'l;
whether he had them il his pocket or hau
buried them somc tins before. pu! thcM
dowa to the lowest, IL my school, but since
game to talk with such good old Christians VINO
know would not tell lie, aod they told mo
they have seen ground puppies Jump out OF
fo!ks's f:ct aud lizards and snakes, nave
DOT said & word about cunning since, aod mover
iotcnd to; for they csn poison you anyhow, i'r
the devil seems 10 be at tho helm. % not
believe 10 cunning, bu- only thought would
keep my mouth shut on th.t poiut Iney d!e
here Ike sheep ncver saw 50 mauy mother
less children ia all my lie. | will tell you one
Of the doctors doses : q tcaspoonful or line,
ashes, salt, pepper that much ho was seen to
put iuto glass besides the root he had tak1n.
lie gave this to the sick mao at night; the
next morning he was as dead rs stone, so t!a.
was the last of that poor mau.
They marry here on Sundays, and hnVe
prayer meeting Saturdays. 1t opeos at uine,
and close, Sunday morning about five. This IL
the place for shouts. never saw so many dis
cords 10 marriages in aoy place. A man can
get divorce for few bushels of cora. About
twelve uouths ago, mans wife sold pig that
was her own; her husband had her tied to
post and thirty -ninc lashes put on her by an
officer, and yet the man seems to be respected.
Sometimes four or five will 60 to jail IN
week. They will 20 into q mans barn, aud
kill COW and cut her up and carry It off, Cows
sheep, hogs and corn stand poor chance here.
The people scarcely know that they arc tree.
The kuklux have been here. The white peo-
ple told the coIorcd that the ku.klux were
people that came out of the moon, and that
thew would take their beads off aud ask you to
hold them. have seen young men here that
would not 90 to the spring at night to save
your le
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-09

r1oT9E CONSERVATIVE VOTERS OF
/ ALEXANDKiA-H baaa solicited
by a numbor OF my friends to present my nsne
as candidate for the Office o! Superintendent OF
Polio. take this method Of announcing my
self ~ candidate for tha. oii:,. l beg lesVo
70 refer to my past record AS y conservative ana
10 nv ic!ity to the party snd its ussgas to both
vi which l still! aihcro, sud soici. the suifrsges
.of tbs conservative votsrs OF this city 81 the
coming primary coction. pio!ging myself To
abide 6y the result Should il be youc pleasure
10 eact me, vii! dcvoto my best energies TO toe
discharge Of tho duties OF tho otlice.
Respectfully
u y l. IlilI.EM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-09
mh 27.2wx JANIS L. COLEMAN.

sN RESPONSE TO A PARAGRAPH IN
Z tina G4Zotto q skns the usa Of my name ~
c.udidste for cio:Lon q; Commouweslth's At
tornev W luld SAY that thu Off, in question
would bo most acceptable one TO me. hereby
announce m 7seif .s candidate for thst posi-
ton, subject to the decision of tha primary o:ec.
s<,7. and earnestly ask my friends for their sup
port. Respectfully, &c.
NH l6-tf o. +. Nj ARh ELL.
T RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
L self q candida.o for the Office of Common
wesltRs Attorney. This announcement is made
subject to the action Of the primary election.
nh 13 SAM'L. G. BRENT.
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Bv Harrison u O'Nesl, Auc.ionoers.

CY VIRTUE of dsed Of trust from Ann &:
s-a S. Close. dated January IL, 1877, recorded
in liber Q, No &, folio 355, Of the land records
for Aluxandris county, the subscriber, as trus-
toe, and At the request CT the party thereby So
| cured, will otfor Tor sale by public auction, on
TUESDAY, tho 18th day of April 1878, at II
% clock lu, in front O: tho entrance to the Mar
kct Building on Royal street, in the city OF
Alexandria. Va, the following describe prop
crty, to wit: Commencing at stone planted in
the south line of the tract Of 10 acrcs and IS p,
distant westerly from the southeast corner of
| aaid tract 43 p. Is links, and running thence
south $40, west 80 p. Is links to tho southwest
corner of said tract; thence north s., west 81 p,
to the northwest corner of said tract in the south
line CT the Colum bis turnpike; thence north
76o, cast IL D. Ii links TO a stone planted in
the south line of the Columbia Turnpike; thence
southeast to the place of beginning, containing
nino and three eightbs acres of land, moro OF
less it being the westerly portion of said tract
OF 10 acres and 3S poles, conveyed to Ann T.. );
Close by s. F. Beach, trustee, by decd dated
May S, 1871.
Terms Of Sale: Cash enough TO pay costs of
sale sDd expenses of executing this trust and
$1,000; the terms for the residue will bo an
nounced on the day Of sale.
an Std ALLEN G.. HARMON, Trustee
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FOE SALE OR RENT.

EOR RENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
terms apply to CHAs. 4. HOOFF, ESQ, Cash
ier First National Bank. Keys 81 the telegraph
office of the Virgins Midland p. Il. ap2-tf
TOR RENT-Tne DWELLING NO, 8
4 N. PATRICK STREET, which has just
been put in complete order. Apply to +. j.
POLLARD, cor. King and Henry streets.
NH 23-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-09

y SUN UMBkELLASl
Just recoiv cd full line of tho above-Very
cheap Cal! and examine before purchasing
csewhere Also full line Of Torchoa Lsces
NH Is G. G. BERRY'S, Y King st.
TAEKIAGESl CARRIAGES!
" Just received a full line Of Baby Carriages
ut very low prices; also a full line of SfRlN2
GOODS y:
NH 1t FERGUSON s bROo.
A MOTHER STOCK OF CHEAP COFFEES
"A just bought at ,.,,,,
nh IL RAMSA 70.
TX BOXES OF ASSORTED SOAP IN
- store and for sale st low prices oy
NH IA Il. w. AVERY. 226 hlng 81.
I - BAGS RIO COFFEE received this
l. - day, March II. and for sale cheap oy
NH IA K. w. AVERY, 2l0 hlng 81.
pEPPER SAUCE and TOMATOE CA1-
4 SUP. w
feb6 GEO. McBURNkY SON
CHO1CE TABLE BUTTER (Glsdes') rec d
" to-day by
nov % JOSE. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-09

E1OR SALE-On TUESDAY, April 80, 1878,
e at D. rn., at Drovers' Hotel. West
End, the FARM OF THOS. L. COWLING. 7.
sdjoining the lands of George Auld and Doctor
W. Gregory, containing TWENTY -klGHI
STORY FRAMED HOUSE and out buildings.
and young orchard will be sold by public
suction, for cash, to satisfy claims in my hands
in favor of K. d. Cats, Cowling Bro. George
Aud and Others. JOHN H. SARTIN,
Constable Fairfax County.
By order os the County Court Of Fairfax.
LTD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-09

MYSTERIOUS DGSAPpEARANGES.- .-Thorc has
been an UNUSUAL number of cases OF mysterious
disappcaranccs, in New York, in the past few
days. The manner in which people suddenly
drop out of the sight OF their friends lsremark'
able. No ono can fud out where they 60.
Their friends give the Dames end descriptions
of their missing ones end an alarm is sent to
the station houses and read to all the members
OF the police force. Then $500 pairs OF eyes
are engaged in the search, but the absent per-
sons in many cases cannot be found. Some
times they run away, or are drowned, or are
licked up ir prison under assumed Names
while others are eff on debarch.
Among the saddest cases are those OF the
Murphy children, Maggie and SuSao, hltecn
and thirteen years Of age respectively, and
Ml,ic Lumm;s, aged fifteen. They started for
school about ten days ego, slCco which time
they have not been seen.
Ooe of the strsngest cases OF disappearance
was reported last pight. y handsome young
woman named Mary Kidd left her home ID
Grccnport, Il l., for this city, and, although
her friends and private detectives have been
searching for her, she clnnot be found. She
is said to be g young woman OF good charac'
ter.
Sarah McCauIey, sscl AZ, Of Brooklyn, has
been missing for few days. When last
heard from she had ono huod,cd and twelve
dollars in her possession.
WEI. V>ight is reported IS missing by bis
mother and sister, WAC wopt bitterly rs they
| told of their fears.
There arc numerous other cases reported. at
| the morgue there arc seven dead bodies, al! OF
| meu WAC are supposed t0 have committed sui
eide By drowning. Some Of these bodies ex
planned the mysterious disappearance OF men
who had bern absent from homo several weeks.
-Nuv IWz; dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-09

CROQUET FOR THE MILLION.
This best assortment sl styles, from the cheap.
est to the finest London Club Sets, just received
and for sale at
Our Dollar Set Of Croquct is the best in the
Sts,e; s balls, 8 msllets, wickets, wood box,
hinged lid and clasp.
Excelsir Croquet, London Club msllet,, full
acts, all qualities and prices.
IndestrucLble CroqueL, with patent rubber
face msllets
moro plea:iug and exciting than tho regular
game. Everybody is charmed with it. All
STYLES and prices en- hand
The best thing in Paper srd Envelopes in the
market is our t,n cent box. - sheets of
Paper, "a Envelopes, Box, Alphabet Csrd-sll
for 10 cents.
Have a full stock Of all tho frer qualities Of
Paper a2d Envelopes in very handsome boxes
Base Balls, bc:t Regulation Dead Ean, ST.
| each.
Hsrper's Half Hour Series, full stock.
| A large assortment Of tn" Sessido LAX esido
and other Libraries.
New Books daily.
| mn 2S g. E. FRENCH.
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RUTCH RS.

JOSEPH e. CHAUNCEY,
DEALER IN
CHOICE BEEF, VEAL. MUTTON, Lam b,
CORNED AND SMOKED BEEF
AND TONGUE.
SPRING LAMB, the first Of tho season.
Marketing delivered fres to all parts OF tho
city. No. 9 Market Building. Aexandris. Va.
NH 2S-3m
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Very truly your obedent servant.
NH h1-te K II. LUCAS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
SILVER AND, GOLD COINAGE.
Extracts from the Mint
Report.

WAsHfNaroN, Nov, 10.-The annual
report of the Director Of the Mint has
been completed. Under the head of
silver purchases and metal production
DR.. Lindcrman says:
Purchases of bullion for the frac.
tional coinage were made from time
to time during the year until Febru-
ary %, 1878, and amounted to 1884,
693.64 fine ounces, at cost of ii, ll4,-
548. SO, an average Of lis, 1873 cents per
ounce fine. The London rate for sill
yer bullion during this period aver
aged 54.3l07 pence per pound, British
standard, equivalent to 1lS.O55 cents
per ounce fine. Purchasing
silver for the dollar coinage was
commenced in March, and continued
from time to time, as advantageous
offers Of the same were made, or as
the mints required additional bullion
for this current work. The total
amount purchased for the dollar coin
age mp to September 80 was 1926
904.99 fine ounces. ata cost to the gov
ernment of S2l ,O57, 1869. Is, an average
cost of 1l747 cents per ounce fine.
At the coming rate for standard sill
YER dollars, 118 Ali per standard
ounce, the above amount purchased
will produce 81, 1865. 10.
All available means have been en-
ployed to ascertain as accurately as
possible the domestic productions of
gold and silver, and the following
are the estimates and actual returns
which have been furnished of the
out-turn from the various States and
Territories during the last fiscal year,
the aggregate OF which, however.
appears to be somewhat below, in
gold, at least, the actual amount de-
posted at the mints.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
Obituary..
LADD b HARROW.

BELINDA-wife Of Thomas Caster, died At her
residence ~ miles south Of Montexuma, at 4
O'Clock on Friday morning, Oct, 18th, 1873
Age, 80 years, months and days.
Belinda Caster was born August ID, 1889, In
Knox county, Ohio. Her maiden name was BE.
linda Miller. On the s4th Of February, 1859, she
was married to Thomas Caster. at South English,
Christion Church iu 1855 During this score Of
years che has lived the life OF . true Christian.
She bore her last sickness with Christian patience
and her confidence In her Savior was strong to the
last. She died peacefully and fully In the belief
that the joys Of better world were coon to be
hers.
II is with sad heart and faltering pen that we
write the obituary OF lady whom we, Ia common
with all who knew her, respected 90 highly. Her
duiet. pleasant manner made her beloved b.. all
who had the pleasure Of her acquaintance Hay-
ing been guest at the palatial residence Of MI
Caster during her life, and been received BY her
90 pleasantly, i seems that one very near has
and where sorrow 10 unknown. Sad will be the
hearts Of her hundreds Of friends when they
learn that she has fallen like lily Of the vale cut
that Nils Thu husband and US they 60 about the
sorrowladen home, onls to find the hollow echo Of
their footsteps In the hall unanswered by the one
by trio. Her picture adoans the wall, but engrav.
en- In the memory Of the twain left behind are
images more life.like and lasting. A devoted
borrowing husband and sad-faced son. But In
their sorrow they can ind consolation IN rcmem.
deeds OF kindness, when alive. Her life was one
OF love, and now that death has come, II is not
strange that there should be 40 much Of lamenta-
ton, That large concoursc Of people that follow
ed the remains from tho residence To the Christian
Church ip this city. and thence to the Cemetery Ii
proof positive OF the high esteem her neighbors
and friends entertained for her. The beautiful
II. d. Dennis, was only the opinion In voice. Of me
vast crowd who assembled 70 pay respect 10 hei
memory A. ~, she's gone, and gone forever
friends will ever recollsct her noble
Aer kind heart, her great worth Monte
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
cr.ve Robb,nu m EddvvlI,e.

EnDYvILLE, NOV. 10, 1913.
Eds. COURIER Some two weeks
ago pair of small pants were found
In our cemetery, which came into the
possession Of family living in town,
and were few days ago identified
as being part Of the grave-clothes in
which . child of W. l.. Smith was
buried some four weeks ago. Sus-
picion being thus aroused, the grave
was opened and examined to-day.
which resulted In discovering the fact
that the body had been stolen. The
screws had been taken out of the cof-
fin-lid, the body removed, and the lid
replaced without putting In the
screws again. The lining of the cof-
fin was not furnished In the least, In
dicating that the ghonls had removed
the body soon after its interment.
Other graves look as though they
had been opened, but a. yet none
have been examined. II.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
What Winter will BE.

Professor Z. ]. Couch Of Grand
Junction claims the prediction made
by him a year ago that the year 1878
would be the beginning Of q series OF
years Of unfavorablo crops In this
country, has 80 far proved true. He
ascribes the failure to excessive rain
during the blooming season of plants
Plants possess sex. and rains are un-
favorable during the blooming sea.
son. He says the season of 1879 will
be generally dry. The Winter, with
the exception of cold spell from
about December IL, reaching its max.
imum about the 22d to 25th, will be
moderate intensity Of cold and snow
until about January %, when real
Winter will act in and continue late
In Northern Europe the cold will be
intense. April will be moderate
May bad; June, July and August
hot and dry. Mr.. Couch bases hi
predictions upon different principles
than those Of Tice, or other persons
in this country, and claims to have
solved the weather problem, 80 far al
is possible with present knowledge Of
celestial bodies.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20

The republicans of this district are
responsible in more ways than one for
the defeat of the party, and in no way
more than in . failure to cause the
right kind of political reading to be
circulated among the people. The
enemy gained more ON US on account
of their diligence In getting their
prints before the people than in any
other way. Instead Of taking An east
ern paper, after being supplied with
the home publication, every republic
can should take an Iowa paper
There are several lows publications
fully up to any Of the eastern publ
cations in point Of news or miscella-
neous matter, and Of vastly more BEN
eft politically. They are more fully
acquainted with all our home politi-
cal issues, and can better post the vo-
ter than any paper published in Chi
cago or st. Louis. We refer to the
Iowa State Register, Davenport Ga
zette, Burlington HasOkeye, Keokuk
Gate City, Ottumwa COURIER, Sioux
City Journal, Council Bluffs Nonpa-
reil, ct al. The weekly editions Of
any OF these papers are ~ good for
general reading as the weekly edi.
tions of any of the eastern publica-
tions which circulate 90 largely In our
midst, and the daily editions are fully
up to the standard Of eastern daily
papers. 1t is the duty Of every re-
publican to subscribe for Iowa papers
In preference to those published else
whore, and their duty to advise their
neighbors to do likewise. Let every
republican give attention to this In
making up their list Of papers for the
year l679.-Monr0e Mirror.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
Prepare for Winter.


Ii the following directions are OBJ
served'it will be money in the farm
ers' pockets:
1st. See that the hogs are we'll pro-
tected from the storms and cold
nights. Once out of condition and
breeding will be a series Of disasters,
light or heavy in proportion to the
amount of arrangement.
I'd. Separate the young pigs and
brood sows from the fattening hogs,
II il has not been done prior to this.
Feed heavily on new corn, the brood
sows are not In the best condition to
perform their work, and young pigs
become scurvy and runty, Separa-
ton 10 one of the primary conditions
Of health (at least from the fattening
hogs). Yearlings should be separAt-
ed from two-year-olds, pigs from
hogs, etc.
Sd. Feed each department for the
purpose demanded, the pigs for
growth, the sows for successful breed.
ing and the porkers for fat.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
the WORLD pAuoEo TO ADMIRE
TINE BEAUTIFUL.

Among the Useful Toilet Assiolos,
We notice . much-liked prepare
ton for the hair, possessed Of prop
critics 90 remarkable that mo- ONE who
cares to possess . clean and healthy
scalp with beautiful Hair should pass
1t untried. Ita properties are cleans
ing, invigorating and healing, and
AFTER few applications the hair ceas-
% to fall, Dandruif and humors dis
appear, and the hair grows clean
son and silky. It keeps the head
cool and comfortable and, In . few
days restores the hair II GRAY or
FADED to its natural and life-like
color, beautiful to look upon. It il
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM that
has won such popular appreciation
by its many and healthfll properties.
For sale by J. L. Taylor & Co.
okW 90, "
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
Primary Cause OF q Distant aymr :
tom.

Nerv0usness 10 rarely . disease in
itself inherent, but 10 the lineal Off
spring Of dyspepsia, In . majority of
cases. The nervous disturbance il ct
first trifling, but ultimately its parent
40 undermines the general health, a.
to produce consequences very threat
ening to that great nervous centre,
the brain. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters is the most powerful medicinal
opponent Of tho ravages Of indiges-
tion, and protects tho nervous system
from them. The tremors, the unnat.
nral anxiety, the headaches, the sleep.
iessness and loss of appetite which
charactefizes digestive irregularity
- weakness, and which are almost
Ariably accompanied by an uncer.
condition Of tho bowels and inac.
Of the liver, are all eradicated
his matchless corrective, and
nervousness does not pracasd
he cause dssignsted, il i ~
teful relief. \
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20

The Rev. Mr.. Moody, At Baltimore,
thus paid his compliments to "church
fairs:
And there are your grab-bags-
grab-bags! I tell you there is too
much Of this. Your fairs and your
bazars won't do, and your voting,
your casting Of ballots for the most
popular man, or the most popular
woman, just helping along their van
ity. tell you 1t grieves the spirit i;
it offends God. They've got 20 far
now that for twenty five cents young
men can come in and kiss the hand
soonest woman in the room. Think
Of this Look ct the church lotteries
going on in New York. Before God,
l would rather preach in any barn, OF
the most miserable howell on earth,
than within the walls Of church
paid for in such . way. What 10 the
use of going to gambling den when
you can have game Of grab with q
lady for . partner?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
Fatal Accident.

On Sunday eve last, Lon Peters, q
young man about l6 years old, was out
on horseback, riding, as some say, in
q rather reckless manner, with = son
of the widow Cobberts. By some
means he was thrown from his horse,
receiving injuries from which he new.
er regained consciousness, and died
on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock,
There are those who suspicion that
tie boys were INDUCING in horse
race, but az Peters remained uncon-
scious after his injuries, harsh conclu.
sions should be withheld. -Sigourney
Nelrs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
j INST 60

into one Of those Selling of At Cost,
closing Money" Cheapest Man in
Town." sort of clothing stores, price
their goods and then say you are 60
ing to Chas. Sax & Bros. Clothing
House to post yourself before buy
ing.
just watch them hang on, and note
their frantic efforts In preventing you
from going. No one knows it as well
as our competitors that Chas. Sax &
Bros.
ASSORTMENT and HARD CASH
PRICES
are too many for them and that peo-
pie seldom leave Sax's without max
ing their purchases.
WE ARE ANXIOUS to show ev-
cry man just what we are doing in
the way Of selling $4,000 worth OF
Winter Clothing in one season.
CHAs. SAX & Bro.
Ciothiers for Everybody.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20

The State Register says: "The
many friends of Chief Juatice Roth
rock throughout the State will be
pleased to learn that his health is
greatly improved, aud he Is almost
entirely recovered from the affection
Of his eyes, which he suffered from
20 long time. He will be able 10 re-
sumo his place on the bench this
week"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
MARalen.

Overwhelmingly OttumWa
Times announces the marriage Of
those two papers. Hereafter It will
be known as "THE DEMOCRAT AND
TIMES, TO be published by the firm of
Ives Y Evans. composed OIL. NJ. Ives
and 8. B. Evans with N. M. Ives and
s. B. Evans 40 editors
1t has been very apparent for
long time that two democratic papers
here would hardly pay big thing,
which we presume has been recog-
nized by our neighbors, and hence
they have concluded to join teams.
We wish them abundant financial
uccess.
sEOLD-wILsoN-At the residence Of Prior
llson.s Neyemher u 1875, Ma. WILLIAM ~
!. Graham. Aliof Wapsllo county.