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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-08-28
Stutsnan County 1T the Minnesota
Fairs. ... r.


Mr.. II. T. Elliott this morning COL.
iected lot Of vegetables from the gard en-
"f Mr.. Merrick Moore, south OF tow q.
which he will exhibit 1t the Minneapolis
Fair, in the interest of Stutsman county
showing to the visitors there what our
county can do in the granger line. He
will also have the different kinds of grain
produced in our county. The following
is some of the measurements made of e
vegetables this morning, and if any of
our citizens have good samples of Kinds
not mentioned, or larger ones of the kinds
enumerated below, they would Ito we'll to
bring them in Immediately to Mr.. Elliott
tor shipment. He has onions II inches
in circumference; blood bcets "a, maugle
wurtzel beets "a inches in circumference
"a inches long; white turnips "a inches
ia circumfe erence, IS inches long; fiat
turnips "a inches round; rutabagas %
inches round, and cabbsges 80 inches in
circumference. ....
The following are the weights of the
above mangle wurzel beet, 124 lbs ;
turnips. 13A; 1 blood beet, 10 Ibs.; cab.
bage, 134 lbs. onions at pound.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-08-28
A Favorable opinion q jamestown

The correspondent Of the Toledo Com.
mercial thus comments on our town:
From here (Dalrymple's farm) we pro.
cecded on our journey westward, passing
many large wheat fields during the after
noon, reaching jamestown for supper.
This town--but two years old-is located
on the James river, about halt way be.
tween Fargo and Bismarck, and fro'a its
splendid location and evident enterprise
Of its inhabitants, is destined to soon be.
come one of the Aourishing towns of
Dakota. On our return from Bismarck
We made stop here Of few hours, and
were taken in carriages by citizens and
driven several miles over the prairie, and
it was the united testimony of all that
nowhere in the course Of our journey
through this marvellous country did we
SEE anything that surpassed in beauty and
pr,ductiveness the lands about James.
town. From here on to Bismarck the
surface of the country aud character of
the soil is quite similar, being a beautiful
rolling or upland prairie. But few grain
fields are seen between the James river
and Bismarck. But many settlers are
opening new farms, and next year will
be seen along this portion of the road
many fields Of waving grain.
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EDWARD Y. fosrta.. . felroe.
Wet. weather.

4B-t
Last Saturday night the heaviest fall
OF rain known for years. fell in this vi,
cinity, raising the Pipestem and James
rivers to treshet pitch never before
known by the oldest white settler here
The threshing has been delayed from day
to day by the heavy rains Of the last two
weeks, aud our farmers are busy in the
intervals between showers in drying the
grain, and have so we'll succeeded in SO
doing that We judge that but little
damage will result from this wet spell.
The ground is in splendid condition tor.
fall ploughing, which is being taken ad.
vantage of by our farmers. The hay
makers have been considerably incommo.
dated, but the grass being as yet quite
green they can get sufficient.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-08-28

No. l. Grass: The meadows will cut 2
tons of hay. The remainder of the Sec
tion is good pasture. Water: The water
in the sand is feet deep and good Sec
tiob: adapted for general farming rur
poses.
All of q 40 s.
Surface: gentle rolling prairie. Soil:
black loan, 18 inches deep, clay subsoil.
No. 1. Grass: the meadows will cut l
ton per acre. The remainder of the sec
tiOn is covered with an average growth OF
prairie grass, Section: adapted to rails
ing wheat.
N15 IS 140 Is
Surface: gentle rolling prairie, sloping
south Soil black loan 20 inches deep,
with clay subsoil No. l. Grass: ofgood
growth and quality for grazing. Section:
adapted for raising wheat. The 10th Sid
ing is on this section.
The above 81 sections would make
handsome large farm, being excellent
land. Must be sold in one lvt
SWA ofNW4 & sW4 10 1873 50
Surface: The upland is 60 feet shove the
James River, and Is gently rolling, the
bottom land slops to the river. Soil: 4
dark sandy loan Is to 20 inches deep in
the valley. Sub-soil: clay. Timber: Elm
and Box Elder, 80 cords on the north
west quarter, Wster: James River so to
IS feet wide. good water. Stone on face
of the Llutf Section we'll adapted to
general farming.
8 All of l3 142 65
On special good terms to actual settlers.
NEk 7 1873 63
Surface: undulating. Soil: dark loan,
1S inches deep, with few stones. Sub
soil clay. Numerous snail meadows with
good grass tor hay. III
10 E1S offs Ell Ii :37 6s
30 acres in timber, GOO cords OF Elm and
Box Elder, also some Oak. so acres Of
good breaking, level and high. Good
water power IA feet fall. 80 rsls from
mouth of Beaver Creek - = =.
The above lands will be sold n ,Nlnh
or in part and is better bargain than
homestead or pre- emption on government
land, as the purchaser will n,a have ~
live oD his land to maintsio his title.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-08-28
A0unt8in Lien.

Some animal, supposed to be "Moun.
tain Lion" has done some damage in this
vicinity within the last two months.
About two months ago MI. Kelley had a
young colt torn and killed BY some ami
NAL, and on last Tuesday morning early
some beast attacked calf belonging to
VIM. Moore, living two miles above here,
tearing it to pieces in q manner that
nothing but one Of the cat kind could do.
MI. ]. J. Nichols, one of our best hunters,
shot at it, but on account Of the darkness
Of the morning, beng very early, was
unable to get good sight at it. MI. j.
c. Dow, who il used to killing such vsr-
nint in the Hills, tried to get dog to
track it, but the dog probably did not
like that kind OF hunting, and was not on
che track, not 1t all; but an effort is being
made again to-day to follow the trail and
exterminate the beast, but We fear that
the trail will be too cold.
We were inclined to offer our valuable
services to hunt the beast, but when we
.cmember the story Of how the bear
hunter and the bear changed positions,
and also remembered that We could not
I've spared from the task Of running the
ALERT, for the benefit of Stutsman
county, and the acquisition of-What,
1t cannot be lucre, because We don't get
much of it; It must be for glory. Well,
then, for glory. We rcfrsined and con.
cluded to light lions, tigers and bears,
especially bears, in our sapctum. Sew.
ersl other mighty hunters Who were At
6rst anxious TO 90 on the hunt. rejecting
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-08-28
that the animal killed calves, in terror
stayed at home, at which We say we'll done.
Pro.empti0a Railing.

The Commissioner "f the General Land
Office has issued circular to land officers
directing their attention to the following
extracts from the decisions Of the United
States Supreme Court: 81"
To create right Of pre-. emption there
must be settlement, inhabitatiOn, and im>
provement by the pre- emptor. conditions
which cannot be met when the land is in
the occupation of another. Settlement,
inilabitation, and Improvement Of onc
piece Of land can confer no rights to
another adjacent to It, which at tie com.
mencement IF the settlement is in the
possession and use of others, though up,n
= subs quent survey by the Government
it prove to be part Of the same Sec
ti0nal subdivision. Under the pre- emp
tion laws, as held in Atherton vs.. Fowler,
tile right to make settlement is to be
exercised on unsettled land: the right to
make Improvements is to be exercised on
unimpr0ved land; and the right to erect
q dwelling house is to be- ex ercised on
.yaeAnt hand. None Of these things can
be done On land when it IS occupied and
useu Dy OtneTS. s.,... .-,.... +.-.. ..-......
} The term bona fde, as applied to the
pre- empti0n claimant, does not change
the qualifications Of such claimant, nor
the conditions upon which, under the
general law, a settlement with view to
pre-emption is permitted. 1t was in
tended t." designate one who had settled
upon land subject to pre-emption, with
the intention to acquire its title. ana nad
complied or was proceeding to comply,
in good faith, with the requirements Of
the law 70 perfect bis right t" it, The
plaintiff does not come within the class
The Commissioner says.
In the foregoing, the Supreme Court in
substance reiterated the doctrine pre-
viously announced in the case of Atherton
vs.. Fowler, 96 U. s., 613. The syllabus
OF that decision is as follows:
"No right ct pre- emption can be estab-
lished by settlement ami improvement
of tract of public land where the claim.
ant forcibly intruded upon the possession
of one who had already settled upon, i'm.
proved, aud enclosed that tract. "a,
"Such an intrusion, though made under
pretense Of pre- empting the land, is hut
(. naked unlawful trespass, aud cannot
initiate right Of prc e,nption."
In the future execution Of the pre-
emption, homestead. and timber. culture
laws you will be governed by the priu.
ciples laid down in these deci,iOns.
Lands covered by existing settlements
arc not legally open to homeotead, pre-.
emption, or timber culture entries. except
With the consent of the settler, and any
entries Of such lands which may be
allowed under the pre-emption, home
stead, or timber culture laws will be open
to contest by the settler according to the
rules Of practice, approved October 9,
1878.-PiOneer Press. ......
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WANTED
remedy for "Poor Trust" He 10 very i'll, and
nothing can save him but " Ply up."
August q. H. Wesley.


Notice is hereby given that Proposals. will be
received BY County Clerk until Friday, 10Th day
Of September, 1875 for building bridge across
the James River, according to plans ana speci6cx-
tions in County Clerks once. A bond Of Five
Hundred Dollars must accompany each bid, and
the Board reserves the right to reject any or al
bids. ssa.1 49,. .a &.
Given BY order Of Board OF County Commis-
aionere this e7th day Of August, A. D. 1879.
.a.u 0RO. W. VENNU4.
asH County Clerk, Jamestown, D. +.
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a1xUAx1o2G wA1gxEo.

A pr.ctical Boiler Maker and Engineer,
who hes great deal Of experience in set
ting up and starting engines, &C., wishes
employment at his tnde. Any one wish.
ing n avail themselves Of mis- services will
address BOILER. MAKER,
"A 3m Care of the jamestown Alert.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-08-28

...-.5 ~. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and NOT due ;
losses unsdjusted. . .....
Losses in3suspense -, !.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-08-28

Statesaent e1 the Cosaitaon q GAe Fire
Association ~ RhilaAelpAia 81 De.
eembeF Slst, 1875. .. ..
Cash on hand and 10 ths halds
of agents or other pcrsoae. .4272, ,8o4 20
Real estate unincumbered- 1890. 70
See schedule, par value, 1l,7o8,- -:
1047l ....r .... -, la =, Jos, OIL 33
Loans on bond and mortgage ! ,264, ,045 10
All other securities. -. ..... 26,262.12
Total -. ...4S, 745, 1888 95
.s.-a5 .@ LIAB1LrTlBs. .u
Losses adjusted and nol due 49.643 30
losses unadjusted ..... 52.27OO 90
Losses lii suspense. ...;.. 800. 1926 O6
Total. .1-.-@-- ...... 900, 100 26
J Whereas, the Fire Association located
in the city Of Pbiladelphiatand State of
Pennsylvania has filed. in this Office
sworn statement of its condition on the
31st day of December. -, D. 1873, in
accordance With the provisions of an act
Of the Legislature Assembly Of the Terri
tory Of Dakota relating to Insurance Com
panies, approved February 10th, 1877;
and whereas. on examination Df the sworn
statement Of said Company fled in this
office find that the said .1nsprance Com.
pany is possessed IF the necessary amount
Of capital invested as requiaed by law
Therefore, ], E. A.. Sherman, Auditor Of
Dakota Territory, do hereby certify that
said Insul ancc Company is duly authorized
to transact the business Of fire insurance
in said Territory for the year ending
December 31st. 1879, by agents properly
appointed. Albert A. Allen, Agent,
Jamestown.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and seal this 8th dav of August,
A. D. 1879. E. A. SHERMAN,
... ...., Auditor.
BY L, NJ. Purdy, Deputy .,...
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Description.

NE u and E q ofNW Il Is 14l 81
Lying IN the James River Valley, six
miles due North of Jamestown This is
one of the finest pieces Of land in this
vicinity; all level. Wood and water ON
it, (the James River running through it. }
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5Sb 5 139 72
Surface: rolling, slopes south. Soil:
dark loan, IL TO 20 inches deep. Subsoil:
sand and clay. Rates: 1. Good quantity
water in drain.
E1l l39 "
Surface: gently rolling, slopes east
Soil: dark loan, 1s to "a inches deep.
Subsoil: sand and clay. Rates No. l.
and ~.
l mile from 18th siding.
6 All of ~ l4O %
Surface: gentle rolling prairie. Soil:
black loan, IL inches deep, clay su3 soil.
No. /. Grass: The meadows will cut ~
tons pcr acre Of hay, the remainder "f the
section is good pasture. Section: adapted
for wheat raising;
An Of s6 14O IS
Surface: gentle rolling prairie. Soil:
black loan Is inches deep, clay .snbsol'.
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No~ AdYogtioon0aa$0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
alexandria 0azette
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10. 1879.

EDWIN FORREST AND KEAE-Mr. Forrest
YRS fond of telling his first interview with I'd.
nund Kean, the mstchless ACTOR. MI. Kean
was about to begin an engagement at Albany,
New York. After testing the strength of tho
company that were to support him he told
the manager he must have leading
man to fill second parts. Mr.. Forrest
had created some sensation by his personation OF
Damon in New York, and he was written to in
relation 10 II matter. He accepted the proposal
late that night Mr.. Kesn waR to open as Othel.
10 on Monday night The part Of Iago would
fall to the lot of Mr.. Forrest.
The young actor felt that he should call upon
Mr.. Kean at once st his hotel But this was
rather nervous proceeding. It would be meet
ing between young, immature actor and the
spsster-spirit OF the English stage. But the
meeting u ust take place, and after due prepare
tion Mir. Forrest called at tho hotel and sent his
card up to Mr.. hesn's room. Ho was lmmedi'
Rtsly summoned to appear, and was soon IN Inc
presence Of the great tragedian. After some
preliminary remarks Mr.. Forrest ssid
''Mr. Kesn. am q young actor, and have
been selected to support you daring the coming
engagement I am truly anxious to do my bsst
in I'll respects. I am aware that all actors Of
your epinence have their own peculiar ways OF
acting their characters. / have como to under
stand these ways in order that I may give you
an Intelligent support. That is the meaning and
purpurt Of this viait"
Mir. Ketn b,nt his keen, searching eyes on
Mr. Forrest for q moment as if to measure biz
ability SIS well as his truthfulness and then, sd.
vapciDe 10 his side, said in tho kindest and mos,
encouraging manner:
Young man, act your bett and that will be
just the support want"
Mr. Forrest did act his best, won the admira
lion and praise Of Mr.. Keau 80 we'll ss the pub.
lie and his true art career dates from lat epoch
in his history. Kesn cav wha: there was il
Forrest, and Forrest learned from Keau how tc
make use of his slumbsrng powers.-Phila
Times
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Ii all. Express.

Mail. Southwark, connects st Gordonsville,
with Ches. g. Ohio +. h.. East and West. At
Lynchburg, connects wi!h Atlantic, NJ les. q
Ohio 4. Is, thIuush Southwcs Virginia, tc
end Texas-and 81 Dsnville with Richmond &
Danville T. T. TO South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects At Gordonsvile
to all points East and West on Ches. q Ohio Is.
and Norlhward, at Charlottesville. to all the
Summer Resorts on the Q. 6 y. line.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave AL
exandria daily, except Sunday, 8 CO a. m. and
05 p m.. and returning arrive Of Alexandra
90 o. m and 10 p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
100 8. m. and Alexandria Is a. m, daily,
except Sunday, acrivo at StrssSu-g al II Is p. NJ
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave Strssburg IS p m, arriving al
Alexandria at So p. nj.
MIXED TRAIN FOR IL All ASSAS DIV.
ISION leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thutsday
and Saturday, at 8 55 8. NJ, and returns Men.
dsy, Wednesday end Friday, a. 2 81 p. N.
For Middleburg, daily connection ut Pisi1s
station.
For Upperviile, reguIsF connection s! Della
For WARRENTON, leave Washington at
I 90 q. m. daily.
All trsins mske good connections, 1t Wash
ington, to and from North and West
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
200 q H., running through without change,
On Express elegant Reclining Chairs between
Washington and Danviile.
Excursion tickets On sale st !cW rates TO the
celebrated Resorts Of Virginia and West Vlr-
ginia
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
my24 I'd. RROhDUS, G. T. &.
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Opening and Closing of the Nails.

CLOSlN0s
81 Washington, L.. c.. North and Northeastern
mails II m. and 8 Is p. m.
&c Western mails 30 and Is p. m.
ASCutte,n mails via Richmond, Va, b w q.
r. and 10 and 9 COP m.
#South ard Southwestern mails, via Lynch
hHkg, Vi.ginis. 90 q. M and 9 p. m.
r Aie1sndria to Lynchburg, Va, (wsy mails)
Including through mails, 6 90 q. m and 900 o m
s. Gordonsvile and Charlottesville, Vs.. w q,
ID. and 9 CO r. m.
AManasses Division 6 90 q. NJ.
.sAlexsndris to Round Hill, Vs., 8OOa.
OPENING,
Northern and WeoLoru mails, via Washing
U. G., 80 a. m. and 2 20 and W p m.
~ 1hhern mails. via Richmond, Va, 3 81 q. m.
~ d w pm.
= Sutt western mails via LynchbuTg Virginia;
b 9"vh u"ls) including way mails on Midland
III .arosd, 8 80 8. m.
Ans: al snassss Division 8 30 .. N.
X .uuo n,li to a lexaudrls, Va, 8 80 p. m.
Office Hours-Offce opens ct 80 a. M, and
clons ut OO p. N.
Sclosss at Q 30 3. m.
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Senatorial Convention.

By virtue Of the authority vested in US by the
State Conservative Committee We do hereby
designate "Wednesday. the 4th day of September,
1879, as the tne and the city OF Alexandria si
the place for holding convention 10 nominate
the conservative candidate to represent this, the
l4.h senatorial district, in the Senate of Wire
einia.
The representation in the convention will be
one delegate for each one hundred conservative
voters and each fraction over fly, cast In the
several counties at tbs last presidential election
The district is composed Of Alexandria city and
county, Fairfax and Prince William.
HUGH LATHAM,
Oh. Alex. City and county Con. Com.
THOMAS MOORE.
Ch. Fairfax Conservative Committee.
w. w. THORNTON.
Oh, Prince VIM. Con. Committee.
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Legal. NOTICES.

Alta CORPORATION COURT for the city
a Of Alexandria, continued and held on tho
10Th dsy of July. 1879, Ut the Court House CT
said city:
Jsnea f. CaIin. s. i. Cabin and B. =. Csrlin
partners. trading undrr tho firm name Of
james L. Csr.in S Sons. complalralu. VS.
Mary F Ford, widow and exGcutrlX OF Joslsh
Fo.I, deceased, L Chichester and Mary B..
Chichester hi. wife and Fanny j. hsrG and
S:a + her hus nsEd Stephen 4 Fo-d, Orlsn-
do Il. Ford aud josiah +. Ford, an infant,
and ~ W. Armstrong ruArdisn I'd lilenl, &C.
Pendants. In chancery.
EXTRACT from decroo
TIE Court doth order, adjudge sad decree
thst tbs cause rn. and tho ssmo ls hereby, re-
ferred to one Of the commissioners in chancery
of this cou1l with Instructions - ascertain Gud
report 20 this court
lst. The amount character snd value OF the
real and personal estate in the bill mentioned OF
which Josiah Ford, late of the city Of Alezsn.
drls, in the Stste OF FirSi Iis. docos,ed, died
seq snd possessed.
I'd Tho liens agains: The said real estate, the
amount thereof and their respective prior!tIes.
81 To take Al account Of sill claims against
TIE estate Of the ssd Josiah Ford, deceased.
4th. To state and tettlo the sccount of Mary
F. Ford, execu;rix of the last will and testament
o; the said Josiah Fosd, deceased; aud tho sid
commissioner iC chsncery is hereby required to
give notice Of the time and place when and
where ho will proceed to execute this decrco by
publication in the Alexandria Gszette O news
paper published in the city OF Alexandria, Wiz
ginis, once week for four successive weeks
which publication shall bs equivalent to person.
al scIv:ca on the partic7 to this cause.
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RAILROADS.

1879 eRrA3 | 1919
70 THE P SSESH Web : SSTFH EST
DOUBLE TRACK,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
June 80, 1873.
Traina leave Washington from depot of BAL
TIMORE g. POTOMAC RAlLROAp, cor
nor Of Si1th and St, Sets o. tolGV. .io pa..
1.9O p. N. daily, except Sunday, sHt
l0.15 o. m daily, with Palace Cars. Lin
tied Express Of Pullman Perlor Cars .3as
m. daily, except Sunday. For Philadsltn
S35 am, except Sunday snd $50 p. N; daily.
For Pittsburg and tho West III. 81 "a m. daily, Wiz
Parlor Cars to Pittsbu!g; TAO p. N. dni $
with Palace Car to Caicsgo:
For Canandaigus and tue Noctl, 6 20 e. H.,
Saturday, with Palace Ga- Csnandaigus.
For Wstkins, 1890 p. r.. daily except san'
day.
l.sO, 40, 40, $50. 74o and 1918 p: m:
On Sunday, 10 30 8. m; $50, 40 and lO.lE
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria 6, 7.l5, g. Q, 10 and II az, aa1
l.l5, 3, 40, s, 600. 7, and ll.So p. m On
Sunday al a. H., and 10 sRd p. ~. p g.,
l.l5 500, 600, 10 and II II. ,a.,i, B. 4.Zo {, GOO
and p. n. and II night.
On Sunday st S.CU End 10 8. u, aud GU p. III
THOUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, viz
Quantico end Richmond will leave Ale-sn
dris at ITO IA. m. daily and 6 20 p. Ii. daily
except Sunday.
| Tickets and inform alton can be procured Z
principal railroad sta.ioas and ticket ohico
Southeast. L. P. FARMER,
GEM. Passenger ARsn'
PRANK THOMSON
Genersl Manager. myl4
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BAKERS Agp CeNEECpzeSIs
81 NJ NJ Err AT BR En- GINS
ICE CREAM. FRESH MILK,
aSNEI BNEMGLE will add this weak
hi: establish :1eat, 10 Ei0g stresL, the
VEST GKOVE j

supp'itd twice Gay.
EKENGLES MILK snd CREAM STAND
IN 1'Bji CITY MARKET (H. Simpson. Man.
sees) vii. r..;e: tbs riches. Milk and the pursss
Cream ever produced. Sco ard you'll agree
Try snd you'll buy. Fresh Milk will also b.
ksyt on dra:s and IN ice 9! his King street estsb
iishmeGt
lie tGGrs Candies end Tafy Of all kinds
Black. F5ui:, Pound, jelly and Fancy Cakes
Pies g specially. Fruits, Nuts. Coniec!ioneries
Water Icss snd 81 the delicscios of tho season
Es Caters for families and entertainments, sn(
supplies families with milk. my 70
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jy 18-wiw Commr. in Ch'y.
ENPRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,

ENPRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
l. May l2.h. 1919
j. X. Shirley Admir- plaintilfcs. G. G. Graham,
e. Taylor Hcl,zclsw, and q. 4. Donohue, de-
PENDANTS. in chancery.
On consideration whereofthe court doth sd-
Judge, order and decree thst one Of the Com.
mi.sioners Of this Court do ascertain and report
is possessed Of tho annual and fee simple value
OF the sane. the Liens binding thereon with their
priori!;es. 8Hd any other matter which no may
deem pertinent or airy party in interest may re-
quire. A c0Vy. Ics.e
L. 3. DAVIS, Clerk.