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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-03

w AsH1NGToH d OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Tw Trains
Daily Except Sunday between Alexandria
and Round Aill
Beginning Msy II, 1880.
Leave Washington al 9 10 8. N. and 4 % p. NJ
and Alexandria ct Dos 3. N. 25 p. m pass
Leesburg, going westward ct II 10 q. NJ, end
& 40 D. m; and arrive at Round Hill st IL m.
and 20 p m. Leave Round Hill at 80 q. M
snd II 80 p. M; pass Leesburp, going eastward
at 90 g. M. and 10 p. M; and arrive at Alex.
sndria at Is s. NJ, and Is q. NJ, and al;
Washington at 70 o. m. and 25 p. M.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station Ut OF a. NJ. and T. 2(
p; m, and 60 through to Round Hill withou.
change Of Gals.
The 9.05 am. train from Alexandria and &C
2. m. train from Round Hill connect with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave Lees-
burg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both tralns, westward, make close connections,
ct Vienna, with Sissons Line of Stages for FsiJ'
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
r g. HAVENEE,
Hyl3-t: General Tickle! Agent.
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CONGRESSIONAL cor VEN TON:

By virtue Of authority vestcd il Us by the State
Central Cor N ttee we her,by designate Wed
neadsy, tho 2ish day Of August, 1880, IS the
time, and Aiexaadris ss the plsce. for holding q
conveHticn to nominate the Democratic csndi-
date for Congress in tn. Sth Congressional Dis.
tr c. of Virgni-.
Ihc basis If represeIt&tion will be one dele
gate and oIe GIlern&ta TO every one hundred
votes ard fractions Of ere hundred exceeding
fly cast for TilCen 81 Hendricks in 1876
delegates 20 said convention are to bs selected
By equity, district or ward meetings., or by pr
mary election by wards or districts, as the va
riOus county O. city committees may elt c.. end
at such m % So the respective county or city
nmittees may doteru inc; provided that if
dht'ict or ward meetings or primary elections
are sdoltfd, such meetings or electors in any
Gle county or city shall be held on the same day.
S. s Turner,
4 s. LEWIS
oBT BEVERLY,
NJ embers Of the State Central Com miltee # the
Eighth Congressional District Of Virgini,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-03

1880 GREAT 1880
Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE NORTA, VEST s SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
May 81, 1885,
Trains leave Washington from depot of Bal
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner % Of Sixth and B ST. Gets, as follows:
am: and on p: m. daily, except Sunday. snd
10 90 p. In. daily, with Palace Cars Linn
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars $50 g..
n m. daily. except Sunday. For Philsdelpbl:
For Pttsburg and the West SEQ a m. with
Psrlor car to Pittsburg and Sleeping car to
Chicago; lO.4O a. m. daily 7.4O p. m. dsi y,
with fsiace Car to Chicago.
For CansndsiguS and the North, 500 a. M
except Sunday and 7.4U p. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car t Cansndaigua
For Watkins l0.40 a. N. daily except Sun.
For Baltimore, 6 Al, 8. co. $50 and 1o4O q. m.
200. a 70. 44j, $40, 7.40 and 10 90 p. M
On Sunday, s.U0 and 10.40 a. m; bSO, TAO
and 9.46 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line, 6 ~ a. M and 4 40 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, ~ a m. and 40 p. N. daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria 90, 70, and Ii 8. M, and
~ 70, 70, AID ii 30 p. III. Sunday at
7, and IL o. m. and D. m.
Trains leave Alexardris for WASHINGTON, 90
800 md 10 g. La, and II 90, 8, 8, 7, 905 p, NJ
and II night.
On Sunday at 500 and 10 a. IN. and and 05
p. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, VII
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Ale1an
dria at 7.20 a. m. daily and 40 p. m. daily
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured .
principal railroad stations and tickle: Offices
Southeast. L. p. WARNER,
Genl. Passenger Agen
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. my2?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-03

WE HAVE this day occurred the agency for
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
and PORTER, which We will keep constantly
on hend, and to which We invite the attention of
families who desire fine article Ale or Porter.
apH w. A. JOHNSON q 90.
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FOB POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER JOHN W. THOyuPsOr
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY st7.30 q. m; returning on alternete
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-03

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks lice of the Cir.
~ cult court of the c:'y Of Ale .ndris on the
A:h day of June, 1880.
der Hunter G. w. Wattl, S. Andrew jamie.
sen, 8. Fert u ION Beach Alexander Derc ut,
Georgeanas L. w. sbington, Nary NJ castle.
man. David 7. Green, John G. Bunter, Sam
vi 4. Young. James e. Reid Jeremiah s.
Black and James A. Gs: isld, defendants IN
char Gerry.
Memo. The object of this snit is to erforce q
deed of trust executed by Alexander Hunter on
the 4th day Of October 1871 By which tract OF
land in Alexandra county. Containing go c .es
of land, was conveyed to @. w. Wst les To SO.
cure note for S2,346 IS with Interest and 70
expose said property to sale after the liens there
on have been marshslled.
The defendants John c. Hunter, Samuel 6.
Young, David Y. Green, alex apdsr Dercourt
and Georgeanna L. Washington, not having
| entered thrir appearance and given secu ity ac.
cording to the'c of Assembly and the rules Of
John q uater San u Il g. Young, David y.
Green and Alexander Dtrc ,urt. are not resi-.
dents IF this State. and that diligence has been
used BY plaintiff to ascertain in what county or
corporation Georeeanns L. Washington s W tn =
out effect it is ordered that the said defendants
| appear here within one month after due publ
| cation OF this order and do what is nee ssary to
| protect their interest in this suit; and that
copy of this order be forthw with inserted in the
alexandria Gszstte, newspaper published in
the city OF Alexandria. once y week fer four
| successive weeks. and posted at the front door
| of the Court House of this city. A cory test:
| MORTON MARYE. CLERK.
y. Is. stuart, p. q je25 w4w
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These are, therefore. to notify all psr.iee (.
terested 10 said csue thst on THURSDAY,
July 29:h, 1880, at ny Cffice. at Fairfax G. F.,
and at the honr of q m. shall proceed to x.
ecute the requirements or the said decree
Given under my hand as Copmis siouer in
Chsncery tfeaid Court this 25ih day of June,
1851 4. W. MOORE, Comu.'r.
Fairfax g. B., j. 26-w4w
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LEGAL NOTICES.

John A. FAIRFAX vs.. JOHN q. FAIR
u FAX ET AIS, FAIRFAX vs.. FAIR.
FAX, DYER vs.. FAIRFAX. Consolidated
[B1trs ct from decree rendered in the above
cause by the Circrit Court of Fairfax couaty,
Virgins. at Its June term, 1880
THE Court doth adjudse, order and decree
that this cause be referred to Master Commits
soner p. w. Moore to e1emine ord review II
'he reports heretofore made in said cause; to ey-
ccuie all DEGREES rendered therein which Rave
not already been executed; to settle al account
Of John A. Fairfax ,rustee of John b. Fairfax,
deceased; to settle an account Of sl trsnss tiors
between john A. Fairfax and John q. Fairfax,
decessrd; to sett Q an account of the conn is.
sior or Of sale appoints in said cause and TO e.
quire and report touching any other m stters
connected herr with which any party interested
may wish to have reported
The said commissioner shall give notice Of
the time and place of executing this decree by
the Alexandria g. zette, and such rub"c tion
shall b. tquivslent to personal notice."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-03

HAMMOCKSi HAMMOCKSl Persons
IA who are going to the country for the sum-
mer will find nothing moro useful than q genu-
inc Mexican Grass Hammock, which they can
get cheap a. MCLEAN & UHLBR'S
my@ 76 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-03

A NYONE KNOWING WHAT 1T IS TC
IA wear disproportioned boot or shoe had
better examine our stock of goods, IS the shapes
and makes for sale by US will snit all feet and
pockets. WADDEY,
my7 ITO King
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100 BBLS KIVERTON LIME.

ITALIAN INSECT POWDEB-Wsrrsnted
4 70 Kill Reaches, Flies, Fiess Ants, N oths,
Bed Bugs and all other species of insect; not
poisonous to human beings, domestic animals or
BY WAKEFIELD & HALL.
my29 Corner Prince and FairfsI streeta.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-13
"kMEar irsM kOrxhmln.

ksilIur fDNa Plain usaitf,
Ills present status ri the late .ll-s
en.utIrr viii hr III Interest III many
tnndsi~ ~ Your phtnr. There ~"
two rfAa.rr Ut inventors. buill rlnsAns
humorous HnI powerful.
Fifr rln-4 I.ui rs y. n. klnny. Il.
NJ, Miller. ~ Illrn ro. Mimi li.lehrr
~ MI. Iplt.. trhMnfix III ILL.,, MlDr.
ties III liz New Early Amber Min.
ur-uin Innn,' who believe Tho ayrup
viii Rrhnplni. .il,uli chemicals nn,i
ne fully determined mol fprny rpynl.
~ ~ my uue. md IlHsr r,le.erslr,l IN
Rfunulaiiug III sugar about six itr..
fuI u f,ulInn III syf,ir, DuiD under
very favorable condition
W. admire ihrli Il'nk. l.' 10 mi
thlnk ihry rnu ~ 81 nini,' rnrsurs
fnr tis ibs.. IL sugar fnl nily 4 *nlHil
Imi III III ,rnp nuier tn sets hent
Will ilnlIir puy, ~, Il.
Wilhelm. ~ ihr sorghum refinery III
rutibuult, Ii ~ tiiA rluas. reppita
..ie.raa under quilt unfn,ornbl.
circumstances. md says ihey viii
l,ny during the coming tens0n) 10
rei,is per gallon fsr semi syrup
thin nyrnpl f2b 10 ~ b1nnsnc). and
4nys TIM further reduction md rfys.
InflxNtlOn must b. conducted NY m
export" trt ~ n,ldA. "nllnM me- ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-13
ltlr~sIile tslraaiMvs.
| ss,tas ruw 4 i'laih ~ ass

isalaf fuwa Ilain trass
thns. srelr, has nlrn, made NJ
hi ulnd that Rirssille II ~ Ionl II
l.lar. IL I've lh ~ there N. anil hns
Opened Il lirh, grocery anil \ Try
ReNls store. oveupylnf the smith
building ~ sells goods ~ she
Mitchell WOODEN Mills. nnl thinks
he run sui, hi patrons III their line
~ trade. Our old friend, Mr. Raw
aon, II reported very rick hope II
|, may no, nc anything serious,
4 debating Society has bcen orRa.
nizcd n, the Round throw. school
house. meets every Thursday even
Ing.
The Good Tcmplnrs ~ TIL. place
gave IN entertainment friiny even.
ing. rendering that familiar play
Ten Nights IN ii l,nr.room," Ia a
style which would have done crcdl,
10 my plnce. Some three hundred
tickets were sold, and nearly hAll
that number returned home without
gaining ndmlttnncc. thry inlk ri
enactlng II again. Nomc 81 the chm.
rnctcrs were enacted rplcniIdly. ~.
pcciAlly that ~ tho reformed drunk,
Hrd. Joe Morgan. which barring ii
slight mistake Wnh carried through
III style which would have dom,
ctcdl. 10 u professional actor
| OBSERVER,
i Rirpytlie February n. lAAll.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-13

CLEVELAND. Nov. !, lA7A
Editors aWnnAer ain krts." cleveland, q.
GENTLEMEN - Allow mr., IN IN OLD
rnnh.r u your valued journal, here.
with 10 send II few lines. which plensc
Insert In your next Isstle, ] Will
vo,ich for their truth, ail know Tint
hy their publication Il Ri.ut sleal VI
good Will he accomplished. Ha,ihR
h"on Il rrndei VI your l,npor fDt
tnnny years. | l,nl" sun VIII kindly
grant ne my request.
For twelve yrnrr ! lind suffered,
from iilnr 10 Tim, terribly With
llhcimhiisn,. tn such an extent ihnt
| Wn@ unable tn move about. aud Lost
thu n-r ~ NY Limits tried every
thing recommended IN effect cure,
lrulln,ltrd ~an,e III the mort promis
neni physicians. md expended large
sums II money. hoping IT, illnl relief
hut without my hllrtrss, tilhntlIR
ever tn columns ~ The 1larhfer,"
runl about the ~ lnrol,s OH md
thc MANY rurns hi- remedy hnd effect.
ri, Having hrntl disappointed A.
nully times. | Ipst nli fnlill lll my
remedy. ihr NJ. ,Ineobs Oil included
until snw ole day Tint II hAi ,alln'l
Il we'll known citizen With whom !
nm acquainted. Oilnr PARTIES full,
endorsed thu value md wonderful
power ~ thu OIL. telling M TINT II
hui cured them ~ different ailments
| In very short time, THIS brought
,nn ~ Il conclusion pniI'n myself
"srhMslzcr. ilfty cents won't blenk
snu." 70 Wrhi tp III, hiitpii~i, Mr.
liprk. bought IL boiil.' ~ iln I'll, nli,l
must now confess tint thr result Wiz
truly wonderful. used II every tNu
| hours. md found relief inlln.dlutnl,
upon Tho first application, nIid III,
pnin een.ed entirely After Il few mp.
tlieaiion~, Fearing n new nitnnk,
remained II, bed and continued I,
nae ihr remedy every three hours
All pAin having lefi me, arose from
my bal nhh MAIkcddOWn rinirs With
6,lt my trouble.
Since ,hnt iimn hnvr be.u nbI.
~ follow my occupation. und fesl n,
pnlns ~ Inconvenience, however tia
agreeable the changes ~ tlH weather
may bc. Having thoroughly tested
the NJ. Jnnub@ DiI, | rnn ron~rlrn,
tiou1ly recommend n ~ NIL afflicted
With lihcumniisn Fifiy annis II Il
an,nli expense when thn services foi
Al ititIin1 M outlay aro considered
III wns one thousand miles nwny
from MI huinnu hullin,ipn, | should
nevertheless. pfne,i iltls remedy
md keep II nl~nys IN my HOUSE.
/ i.,iite NGuNliTIEil.
Cor, Mrlyiu nii,l Centre MI.
ll.vrlSnl. Ohio
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-13
Denu Cat lks Threats NJ y0ur ll0me
Papers.

The Globe has received from ih..
chairman NJ tiie county commission.
erS 81 Bl" EnrtI, county n truncst
30 scnd In bids for tho printing NJ
that county for tho ensuing ycnr.
Tho Globe Will 10 nothing ~
the kind, md tlln county commits .
slonrra Ut lint county ought ~ be
ashamed " Themselves fDf going
outside ri thnir own territory IL -.
cure the work which can In dome ~
wrlI ~ better III home. There ~.
two large and we'll equipped nrws.
papers and printing Offices nj III ~.
kmtO. fhr county 4kni. AMI third
establishment at another Town w Tn
county. This ought ~ supply all The
competition necessary And Nj. TN
payer. III Blue Earth county should
b0, Mitd doubtless Hre, witlinv 10 give
their business ta their own siitz.ur,
W. venture ~ nay inut ~ ono
thing la dpne 70 much 10 develop
blue Earth county ~ Msr ne~~pn+
lrrr. They have Lr.n eOlletnni
advertisement ~ thu advantage VI
TINT region, and without thnn III"
county WOntI bc niniDat II trim ~
tDgutff. II illnre rhr II ri,ntrr pop.
nIntIon aud small nr.n ~ cultivation
tn farming lands would in anlnlMs
worthless. there would u.
no town. III lmp,Itnhe ~ f'tlulsh
taxable property, md for eirl IN
1,snscr. judicial Or ofhrrwIsr, II. we've
necessary thu rata u Tux
ALTON would b. largely IN .r1cass u
what Ii II to-day. Tho fact thAi
Dlus Earth county II not such q
uo,lnty, hut Ii one ~ ihr bcsf md
.js.hvf rDnniir. Iii III" state, N H.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-13

vnt& aNw saAs - IA tsN4H 4 w.
~ #tH $685. II ~ NssAgA#a etsA
nssN ssWss i vNAAAfNss ~ $3.50
Nrs 1873 IA 49, saaa i "A 49,
tA4na NJ - ~ #H#4+ - ~
vafH ~ a. #ss #Na a88Amt4A ws
fNBsa#A 4 Y = sAA = sss* AAs#a
~ ~ - "a A#A ~ 80 n
|, - ~AsA I MtsAA8&4al " NM
n #&slsega Ass4sf i NJ sss8 ~ sNfA
~ 4 F4MFM NAMs 49, 49, ~ fN
W sWrws plt rAss .s
"a sit asHaVs sd - $500 -
stNT gAk 800 fiji aA8fiN y
tsthtsla# NsfsA 81 HsA fA HFst4
49, III rs 49, sAft 81 aaaH titas
sfH stA AHksA Nf En- tfH
Elm W. 49, # HAa nc A#F
= $50 go NJ sstA VI ~ n
sA tH NJ F ns i 8st#a i sNs
MAJ HatAa@ NJ MAHAA AAfna 1913 #tA
MHN III W. NaEfss fssA W. W
\ 80 asntas slasHts il sr4i aiiHa
a. aHAA tAtes4ss H4A ifAA
a s#sssAl i#lt $3.50 ~ MI
taAffn Al hts slsss Al 49, ss#i
iMA thes hAs4 n8n4sf sa8 49, A#N4
IN sNtHs W W. ttt~Hts ttsHa = mi
stnseifa. aeA 4sNtt ~ rtas5s ttf
thWnsAssH mtfsA ii rNNr III iht sAsEs
WA II fhr tsfiness ~hiAh " uisesls N I
slsr "A she Iasahsnls tvfu ~ fWf
hi \. A'r~nite issnk ~ ksrnf fter
Msl#t AhH Anfrhnfn, n u rtrttttt
hssssas II fhF hnsihest afss "A nv u
sAite W ass tst4f r#ss4tstnliAsif8
ntalAtng vnn. tnt WI NitssEsasl ~
tssta 4 slsrt in is,lsh hfissssn Mashrf
Washington. ~ T. e. ~ llnhslsss
issSlnatnh. MINI. asafr@, MHis
'NaA, rnllnna N t,inr ,his srnsan, III.
ruasrss weld Nl as'fe Nv gallons
ih. @tnnllrs' pm, snllnss Mnin an
nhrns lansl Will tlni slnht rasas. Anrl
,ate wpil nn1 wntk ur N fast A. 80
taAmnienrlnr cutting whom arsi VI
rflna N firrh W. Marhimty NJ tnuhs
svrur will tuai about ihr salnr ~ !
harvester md binder, Harrf snak
Inn from ennr ana Sorghum II n anf
rrss. hW' - Faf, nr' nnnns'inl s,lr
ssrss. Init ,he rns'irs hs.rrss IN VI
business will o. nh IA snrssss ln MI
respects Meantime, Ia TIN far'r,t
80 slow until III. experimental slns
Atts uNrr. 1he MARKET l. rlnrlianli.
M iImiieh. "nni ,hr insi mns W. litt
N mt the frat lat
t. my lira, farmers. allow ite Il
Aay thu tlns hessliis VI lawn IhN
creamery avstrn. the ..lir,~r factory
winter WHEN, anil the sorghum snnn
refinery, all hasten the .iny.
as.A44
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PLAIN DEALER.
sNaNAA ian IN 49,
&4
- NtA1s. tfsts*


essna $50 snsaea8 a fnAs MAssa
sAAA sn~t 49, fsA gtsii' ~ fA4 Aira
49, = sas4 s. 4 sassss 80
fHaFAaeA swtWss ~ M IL ts4aAA
aA@n~.a 49, "A n uns savA sefAFtl
.sss4 ~4e ssAsA sAAi AAss ssefs4sl
u WsstAY AHt tHwH fi4s $3.50 Msa
AAuss ~ w tesA autga ~ sA#sf8
Nssa vi - sa~e s4HH IL 49, gff IA
AlsNns - sAVaAanA A4siAHss tF Il IA
II 49, isHsfH - t#sa ~ att
tfsss tA4fa ~tftt sAs AHH#aA t8fstsaA
thas viii mssssp nlass thirteen Mass
u pat asAssn, asat~ il - nFH ets
la4anasnt' talnsArHl nhA sn'l u 4 u
rrtnins sine ~istsn ~ tHatishs ~
me slns W. pteMhs tHnh44l sesufn'a
rnnstel IA W. afalts n ~ savn WY
rsestsesesfHs ,usnsa tsst III III
hnrtas il ~ stvssuist, Vi tn lttAsti
ssessars NJ ren,s. AMI III, tieias
nnsl liabilities ~ w mt anil ~ II n
slnr III The nmpnn, n Aa'sasi 1hr
mnn.ss paid into n. treasury fftn
all Arns.saA I'm. ls.n sinsv than ~
ksiir. Ansa,n, reviewed ffnm l'te'
,le.~ssp, and saxet iis~a ~, .olhsi.
"a frun fn,s an,i leases ssssssal,
The permanent IMPROVEMENTS
made n, the esrensr " the rntrnfa
ton exceed III amount nha salnr
thnsr pns In during any ath~, ohr
,eNf ~ oni history, lhr ~evei INT
In frum ihr North Enss rtin.r II thr
Court HOUSE rqunt. extending semr
three hundred frrs uh Cherry nnh
Peek streets. and ,he one from h.af
t,Nn,lnll's en Market sirrrt extending
In from, ~ III. van-lskr House ID
thu intersection with thu sewer u,l
the wrist si,le Vi Elm street. mt m,h.
tioninl the many street crossings
put down In good permanent mahn.r
make I proud record Tor our town.
II II perhaps proper 10 note that
every dollar ~ tlirsr improvements
hAs bcrn paid ~ well ~ the debit tho
old council left hanging over tho
tvwn. In addition IL having accom-.
rlishca THESE things ,hrrc Inns nceu.
INFLATED IN tho treasury through ".
ccnscs aud tho collecting ri ground
rents more than two thirds tho atm
needed 10 meet TIM FIRST payment Oh
tho court house which will become
duo early In July. 30 much for thu
past mud the present Tho future I.
bright and promising, Its only I'm.
pending impeachment being tho rule
81 prrsonA with onr Idea and that q
false orr.
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I have just rcAd the eommunlca.
tion III JMn. 81, ltsO. Of &. n. Jack.
son. II jefferson, Iowa, Chairman "
the urecnbAck Club organization In
Iowa. ind here my, greet the same
With much satisfaction Mnd Joy.
personally know Mr.. Jackson 10 b. II
man ri sterling qualities. untiInchinR
Integrity md Intense cnfnnstilesE In
the discharge W known duties md
tor him, ~ such Chairman IN Iowa
30 move In the matter Of n unAnl.
nous and consolidated effort on the
tnrt II NIL true, earnest workers In
this National effort. might truly
EAy thu worlds peopl. to win The
emancipation III thu tDtllng millions.
And Il. we'll thu ff,llt# NJ illsir ipillhRs.
from tho greedy Rrhap ~ thu ruld.
god, shyluek, inolny shaving sharks
III the old unrtlca, means not only
business, hut success. And No fnr II.
thu Voice II Iowa goes In tin ~.
Louis matter, there Will b. but niie
National tircrnhnuk Labor Cun,rn.
ton. mud tl,At ~ Chicago. June uil,
lbbtt. NJ which time Nil Interested
earnestly mud lnu,inliiledly for ih.
,ipb,lil'lIuR ~ eguni rights. slnnl
burdens anil squnl protection by and
under the Inv, innt be present and
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