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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
FssEsss sssGa'E'&. EESsE. Sc.

II oTlCh-i call The attention of the public
~ TO the northeast corner OF tho Market. on
Eairlax aid Cameron stToats. wGero nave ca-
sgmGd hEaincss b; ny Gid stand, ;.ii,i will hs7o
on hard Al ali ttnos good sp.:IY al GHOiGE
FHsSH 4, ATS consisting ii &rtf, i.i,ston
Lamb. Veal nad Pork, t5s:nlhci VIII Sli kinds
Of So USAGE and piiiHiNGtS, ~ my cr:a
manufacture. I also csll attention 10 stail No
81. opposite Whora / have on hand tlno Sclac-
lion Of CA;i.CE PICKLES, consisting OF Gu
cumhcra Chow Ih"9, Chop riciis, Hixaii
Pickle Uhorhins. CaR!ilowor ana I;citie&
Onions, and ali kinds Of liekies in s'sss jars !;
Haiford Sauce. War&icksiliya SeuCI, Catsin,
Eronch Mustard. puro Olive ul, ialportai
Hdam Ghoose. Pepper sauce. ,Sartnes in qus5-
ter and half boxes, Minca Men!, Msccarcni
tamc ns, etc.: CHOICE SSiOKED FISH, ers.
parod for tablo usa immediately. consisting Of
hncErol. Shad, Salmon and fctosaac RoA Her
ring. ANY OF these articles csn hn procured 81
ter market hours at my store, No. T!scuth Fair
fax street. 100 bbls Gi Fish consisling of senu-
inc Labrador snd Family Roe Hertng, in bbla,
half bbls and kits; Potomac Shad, in barrels,
hall bsrrels ehd kits Mackcrel, Nps l. aud 3,
in barrola, hMlf barrels and kits
nov - s. j, REED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught a cold2 Arc you
unable TO rsise the phiegm2 Hsvo you an irri-
tation in the throaL2 a sense of oppression on
the lungs. with short breaLh2 Do you have
fit of coughing on lying down? A sharp pain
now and then in region OF the heart shoulders
and back2 If SO, OUR ADVICE Is to take
at once dose Of Tutt's Expectorsnt; you will
soon be able TO rsiso the phlegn. In al hour
repeat the Expcctorsnt, place hot iron TO the
feot take two of Tutts Pills. You will soon
fall into pleasant sleep end wake up in the
morning cough gono, lungs working freely :;
easy breathing snd .bo bowels moving in nat
ural manner. Mo p7cven. 2 return Of these
symptoms use tha TX poct0:ant several days.
ODico, IS MURRAY ST, n. YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

WnE Is tbs Sky BE.UE,-"Why is The sky
blue Z Is question which has often been ask
cd. huS no7cc satisfactorily answered. Helm
ho.!% offered an oHnlann:ica which doponded
oF Line reflection oi sos7 light by the aie parti
ciea IN tho atmosphere. ihese particles being
very miouts would refleoi preferably the short
est Wavea OF light, i. O., blue waves, while they
vould allow tho light. to pass through them;
ltst AZ log OF wood ilosting on the surface OF
still water would throw off the tiny Havaota
osusad by falling d,op in Its ueighborhood,
While TITO saIlo log In long ooeBu swcs would
DO tossed to and fro without noticoabIy imnoding
tho progress nt 'he waves. Dr.. f. Il. Nichols
lIhl:olnphca! Magazine, Decomber,) mas pro.
pounded another view, Whiofl has much TO re-
commend it. According to Young and Helm.
bolz'a theory of colcr impression there arc
in the eye three sets of nervo ternini, one set
chiefly influenced by tho rcd auothor by the
green, tho third by the violet rays. Tho i'm
preston upon the nerves is not directly propor.
sional to the intensity of the ray, the dffcrout
ntrVo termini being ect to different laws,
For very feeble rays tho ''siolet" nerves arr,
! very sensitive, while tho "ereen'' and red"
| nerves scarcely sec ct oil. AS the light increas
es in intensity the red aud "groon" nerves
increase iu activity, whilo tho violet" norves
becnme tired and dazzcd.
For rays of dazzling brlIliancy, tho "red !"
! nerves are in their most sensitive condition.
Thus OF simple colors, as the brightness in.
oteases, read and green change to yellow; blue
| becomes white. Daylight at ordinary iuteusi-
| lies. affects the three sets of nerve termini
equally: the resultant impression is whiteness.
| Now. daylight is simply the light of tho sun
weakened by manifold dffusc reflections. The d..
rtcs rays OF the suu as We let them fall upon any
coiorless object, appear also white light; but,
on attempting at noon, on clear day, to gazo
into the suns face, the impression is Of blind
iGg yellow. 1t is not that The direct rays ditfor
in composition from dffuss daylight, but that
The violet" nerves cannot transmit the action
Of such stroog light. The moon, with euorm,
| ously less Illuminating power than the SUD,
sosms bright, and is far brighter than the open
sky. ln passing from the intensity Of the moon g
rags to those reaching us from 8 corresponding
bit of the open sky VIC may, perhaps, take a
step IS great ss that between the brightness Of
the sue ond mcon. In general, Whito light
will appear bluer and bluer aH its intensity di.
ninishes, and this law Ei apply to the ekies
! as the light they reflect becomes fainter and
fainter they will increase 10 b!ueuess, even
though tho light by the PROCESS Of reflection
suffer, 90 change 10 composition. London
Acatleny.
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E'EA Net4 .SSs3 ssesessNs.
ST[EFE PIANOS.

GRAND, EQUAHE AND !IpEiGRT.
Highest honrrs Paris EXPOSITION 1878 iho
Stieil BouGo!r Grsnd or Upright, the artists
tsvorite, dciicS competition
q. H. WILD II RKG., Sole Agents.
725 9TH ss, n. w.. Washington. b. q.
lso agents for tho celebrated Krarirh & Bach
and other Grst class Planes, and the rolcubct
Feton tS Go. Standnrd Organs.
BRANCll STORE with w. w. ADAM i,
SONS. T8 King street, Alexandria; alpo rcior 10
Prof. Hoymsn, Of Alexandria
ET- Planes, Organs and other Musical Instru-
monts IU NED AND REPAIHED. jan 23
psusIynsR Arnxs,xr r.I,.> ,.,,,~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
Second Ward Mcat Market.

N. w. cor. Prince snd Koya! st
WHs. 4. EHEl.SDN, Proprietor.
am selling for cash
Srloin Eoef at l5c per ID.
Rib roaet" " T.
Round " III "
Chuck Ribs S TO III ~
Brsket to 8 -
Pork 10 "
Sausage 10 "
Other Noats Fruits and Vegetables proper
tlonstely low.
In connection with the abovo, am making
daily, Sundays excepted, BEEF SOUP, which
propose to sell al tho rate of 12c per gallon.
churches and charitable Institutions wishing
TO purchase soup tickets for the poor can cct
them at my store st any limo during tho dsy,
and will be allowed discount on tho above
prco. Soup will be served from II m. until 2
p. m. nov II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
DRY GOODS. MOTORS, HOSIERY, 81.

Friday. february 18Th, 1850.
All goods aod at down prices. Lsrea stock
oought esrly. Special attention to tho follow
ing viz: Linen SaceLings and I. L. Linen,
heavy stock of Bcsched and Bro. Goods. Ian.
caster C"rnbrics end PorcalnR. Le.ut.rul now
style Prints, Figured and Corded FIuos, large
stock White Quilts, Madras Ginghams. (new)
Table Damask e2tra cheap Napkins and Doylcs
I"wcls snd Crash very cheap. Linen Cambrc
H"ndkerchiois, (Enc) Hose and llalf Hose cheap
or thsn ever, Coraets. Wamsuta Shirts, Mems
Dog skin Gloves Ladies' Kid Gloves, warrant
eG, snd Ii mo DcnorcsL's latest Patterns
CAL and see.
ID. +. BHhSHEAR,
IL Is. HoomeR. No. 100 King street:
ieb l1 Alaysndria Va.
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ssss ssss:szss = aEs Gzaasz4ergE<eis. .lsss.
.BRDNGTIEI IEII'S
GO NFEC T'IONIlRY

Il. RhENoLE lG9 King street, ass ;vrry
thing nico for lh3 annson.
l;e is now making ;. spsIia'tq Of tNRE
FEENCH CANDIES, hand mado, of ,ho best
sugar nnd most delightful harcrs. warranted free
from terrs .lb.. glucou5o, and other Injurious
mixtures, wDiCh make some candies chesp ALI!
DANGEROUS. His GarcnaIs srd i$ngrrcd trui!s
ere n0t 10 10 surpassed.
Lis CA 1. Us, Black. FrGit. Pound. jelly and
Fancy. Grn@mcnted ard Iisr. nru sold cbcarur
than thay can hc manufactured, st home
Erengia's leo CTcmsi is one nf tho hlcxsndria
staple manufactures. lts praise hiss long hren
IN every 0nU's mcuta.
Croa'o ra'is, Iarts and tbsicg. Candies and
T4tty Of stl Kinds
Pos apscie'ty, Fruits Nt,ts, Gon(rctioneries,
Wator Ices snd ri the dalcacios Of tho seeson.
Oysters, tha pick OF the market, snd cheap as
cheapeat, il all stpl"a, Nico comfortable roonq
to serve lsdies or gentlemen.
he calhrs for lemiies snd entertainments, sn,!
supplies families with milk and oystars. Idec ii
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATS.

Memphis. February IL, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sir-I havo been suffering for near
ly two years with sevore cough. When l
commenced taking your Expectorant was ro-
duced to ono hundred snd sixteen pounds i'll
weight. had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swoats have taken half dozen
bottles. The night sweats have left me- the
cough has disappeared. and have gained fifteen
pounds in lrsh. / recommend it to al my
friends. With great respect
OLIVER RICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

v lHHlNiA In tho Clerks Cilice Of the Cir
-, =. CUT t"uTL Of King George county, Janu-
D. mason, administrator with tho will
,sH SH'IS; IS; houanna Rogers. John r. Nicholson
is Jn "IihGimina T., his wife, Eilio j. Rodier,
@nH''es nI; il, Nodicr, L. Louis Rodior, Louisa n
V;.nF, hmma Coates, Anna Eliza Owens,
S.TI. ,TTsin's Hardinghsm, Henry Il. Kodior and
TT1"eFs, defendants. In chanCcry.
mo object Of this suit is for a division or the
' ,,I Gs'te SHSI d which May Rogers died seized
"T t ppYisess0d and for ssle of ono molly there
how. ~. .Io payment Of her debts. And affidavit
sr,. s,'.S oecn made ths! the above named defend
@ STe non residents Of this State, is is ordered
I~" |' sAg5 appear here within one month sitter
raVcsllon OF this order, and do what is NO.
*;"fy 10 protect their interests in this sujt.
copg--tcste:
Jru WM. $. BROWN, Clerk.
'SSoD, p. 4. jan l3-wiW
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DRY GOODS.
EslG JOB IN HAMBURGS.
Il FL nrlo,, Lnl.,,,,,, 1

ES1N UV3 IN ia NJ BU EUS.
As Monday, February l6th $50.
a lob :ol of Hamburg Edgnss snd !ascrtingf
int Toceved, very chasp. A!sc 30 L, Iii rnrc
i'nen Napkins at G4c per doz; Bslbrigyau S:sc
2. toc, job British Half Hose'&t 2i an,: :ia,
extra chcar; Ladies Mourning EsEdko;ctieis
n9~ style; extra largo Bates Quilts at Sl.5l.
l.. r. BkAGHE EAR,
Ii. Il. H""":12. NO. 100 King street.
Alexandria. Va.
81! wool EnntinR5 ri 25o, great barg4ins.
l"D IT. r. r
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a NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
OiIico Evening Newe, Augusta, Ga.

Oilico Evening Newe, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack
cd with pneumonia last winter which loft him
with q violent cough that lasted till within
month since, for tho euro of which am indobt-
ed TO your valuable Expectorant, l had triod
most everything recommended, but none did
any good until ! used your Kxpectorsnt one
bottle of which removed the cough entirely.
With mary thanks, sm yours truly,
JOHN NJ WEIGLE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

E We solicit An examination Of our stock of
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Boots, of which we have
very full line of all the new styles, and st such
prices rs cannot be beat.
sepl9 ". b. WADDEY, ITO Kine st.
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E0 DOZEN FRESH EGGS for sale by
ASO feb ii j. 9. hILBURN.
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lv. s~. 6 III. GA. , ".

Special contracts will be made with yearly ed
vertisors.
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HIEGbEGXMAL.
IeR. fTgJs5ssSpS
Ii ( pEE!!il,'l'e)RANI
M EseEGxMAL.
IN Is CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

lis properties gro Demulcont, NutrLive, Bal
ssr1ic, Soothing end Healing Combining all
these qualities, ii &c !Ga most effective LUNG
BAlHh& a7GT otl:,rad 30 sufferers from Fumo'
nary diseases.
Dr. J. +. HAYWOOD, OF Rev york, volun
tafily indo.ac3 K: kasji wha. ho Gays:
Nov York, Sept. 10. 1877.
Dr. Tut lioa, sir During this wear l tresi.
Oh nine hMndroi oaso1 of lung diseases. In the
lower wards cF tho city tho csscs wero Of very
severe tyre. It was there my attention was
called to Tu!Is n-pec!oFant and / confess nav
Eurpriso 81 its wonderful power. During prac-
icino 10 act rs promptly and with such happy
oflocts. 1t instsn,ly suhdusd the most violen
l.s CT coughing, snd invariably cured tho di-
sease IN a few dsys.. cheerfully endorse it as
tho best lung medicine Over used.
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, ii. d.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
CALAPOOIA.


Farmers are in rather melancholy
mood.
Wm. Stephens is making prepara-
tions to slaughter sixty head of nogs
next Monday.
Mr.. Frank Pitts e,timahle wife has
been quite sick for the pastweek.
We are glad to announce that Mrs.
G. G.. Defling has entirely recovered
from her late illness.
Many of our farmers have been
speaking gentle words to the weather
prophet, but all to no effect.
A foot-race ocenrred last Sunday.
Miss S. came cut victorious. a
few candy hearts changed hands.
Miss Lizzie Nifong, one of Gala
pooia's handsome daughters, has gone
10 Oakland to participate in the milli'
merry hd siness for the winter.
Hon Tim. Barnard has purchase
air. John Porter's farm for 500. Mr.
?. rter intends to emf crate to Eas erl
oregon in the spring.
The quarterly meeting passed OF
quietly; the attendance was large
Elder Woods, in the forenoon, preach
ell the funeral sermon of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph E.ns!ey's three little children
who died last March of diphtheria
after which the laaies speead sump
tuous dinner, AZ which yellow Iegge'
chickens were in abundance, aud ~
/ psrtoolz TO their hearts content, Il
/ lie afternoon, Elder Chalman pro
/ claim 4d the gospel in a very effeetiv
aud Id gieai manner. GEORGE.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
MYRTLE CREEK ITEMS.


Hon. D. g. z. Buick has gone to
Jacksonville.
Hans Weaver has gathered in his
large crop of corn.
Uncle Billy Hudson has completed
a new woodshed
John Hall butchered a fine lot of
hogs last week,
.J.aChadwick is building large
and commodious harm on his lnts re-
Gently purchased in Myr lie Cree
Prof. J. Fl Hall returned from Gales.
vile last week, where he has been
teaching school for several mouths
past.
M. +. Dyer and Sons, Of this place,
have sold their mining claim 10
aiessr. G.. A. Beath, viii II. Pitchfor,i
and Ad. Harmon This claim is stu
ated on Starvc Out guich near Gales
vile, and is considered the best min
ing ground in Southern Oregon.
Lumber promises to be one OF the
principal exports during the coming
year, as the saw mills are having al
| immense number of logs cut ready Il
be made into lumber as soon as there
is sufficient water to run the mills.
There is an unusual number Of youus
ladies attending the Myrtle Creel
school this winter, several of then
coming from other parts of the county
great many more would attend
they could procure board and lodging
Here is fine opportunity for SOM
one to start female boarding house
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
NarrnM Esca,1e.

Last week Mr.. + II. Iiill, Of Wilbur,
was crossing bridge near that place,
ana Was diving team Of TWO horses.
In erbssing th br dye the horses were
frighieud, aud jumping forward tlrew
MIR. Hill from the wagon upon q pile
of rock He was knockel insensible
for .ime and very badly bruised, He
crawIed 10 the side of the road, when
he regained his seusss, snd there re-
maihed until .iose at hume went in
search of him and found him unable
to help bim-elf. Mr. Hill was CARED
home, where, during friday night it
WAS thought lie would die. Fortu-
nately Mr. Hills injuries were not of
serious character, and he is now in a
fair way of recovering. After throw
ing Mr.. Hiil fro.a the wagon, the team
rau home TO tie barn, and in going
into the same. one horse dashed
himself against the wall of the barn,
ami was kilted.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
Woven Wire Mattresses.

We have purchased one of Fdes &
Durkees woyen wire mattresses. 1t is
the best mattress ever offeiet to the
public. and it is also the cheapest TIE
mattress is the most perfect ever man-
ufactured, Is elastic, noiseless, clean
and durable, and every mattress is
warranted; in fact it is the cheapest
and best bed ever sold. We can con-
scientiously recommend it to our pat
rons a. something in every way wor-
thy OF their consideration, and We are
Supported in this assertion by some of
the most prominent gentlemen in the
State. fhe mattress is sold by Mr..
john Gildersleeye, who is the agent
for Douglas county.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
A Superb Number.

The Californian for December opens
with an article by Or John Lord, the
eminent historical lecturer. on 'fSao
vonarola,p one of the most interesting
characters IN history, who has been
called ''the Martin uther of ITALY"
although DR.. Lord shows great differs
ences in the characters OF the two re-
formers. r. E. Desmond contributes
an entertaining narration ef y Brief
Visit to Calcutta. Mr.. w C. Bartlett
has graceful paper on 'Fhoreau IN
in Books and in the woods" written
In complete sympathy with that lover
of natule. John Muir, the well known
student of mountains and glaciers,
gives an article on 1.-The Ancient GlA-
ciers ofthe Sierra" Joaquin Miller in
ethiopia" follows up suggestion
which he made in Il recent number OF
The Californian OF an i.lea', cennlunis-
tic city Mr.. George Fl. II. Redding
/ has been spending can ev, ming with
/ Wintoon Indians ~. ). has been
I 1uVes, lSallug the aifegEt FnNHge oi
Juan de Fuca, Which be pronounced
IA fraud; Mr. {. t. ), Wood tells u IAN
unknown turning pint in the dessii y
of the republic" In the way of stories:
Miss liilicenL w Shinn has an artistic
study. entitled Ifheir Great scflemei
Philip Sh.rley contributes Not Suc-
cess, and W. c. II rrow continues his
f',Ssrange Confession, & very interest
I ing serial. The poetry is 10y Edgar
Fawcett, j. p. Widncy. and Julia Il. $
Bugeia. Mr.. J. s. Bacon relates u re.
minisrenee Of Eufas Ghoate. IN tie
! "Outcroppisgs" is very fright iflag,
mary Boston Symposium" at which
Il number Of eminent writers are sup
posei 10 te present, and make respon
ses. With this numher, the taiifor'
nian completes lis FIRST year. For rfoul
dollars it can be secured for 1891, a {
certaialy the money cntld not be in
vested SO as to give greater or more
continuous pleasure
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
Another Angel.

Laura Henrietta Flournoy departed
this life in this city on Wellnes 'ay
last, and was a victim of that dread
disease known as diphthelia. The
deceased was aged eleven years, and Il
bright child. So pleasing was she in
her manners that at the time of her
death many friends gathered at her
bedside 10 witness the flight, while
weeping,of an angelic spirit to he wen.
To those friends Mrs. Flournoy desires
to return thanks, and to say that she
hopes for her friends sakes, she will
never be called upon to return the
same Kindness; for should she be call
ed upon she would be unhappy in wit
Messing their extreme sorrow.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
A SHARP RASCAL

4 fello~, representing himself as
Jim Larome, came to the Cosmopoli-
tan hotel In this city, and then
played the part of q miner who had
made stake aud was about to
return to his home in Canada. He
led Mr.. Champagne to believe la every
way he was a gentleman. He did
more; he went TO Monsieur Louis Bel
iiis and stated that since he was going
home he desired to 90 in as ereditahle d
shspe as possible, personally, and
thought he might as we'll patronize a
countrym in whom he had the
warmsss personal feeling, and buy
from him gold watch and chain and
finger ring Mr.. Belfils asked the
man if he was a responsible party.
The man said yes; that he had $4,000
ia Mr.. champagne's safe, and that
Mr.. Champagne would testify as to
his worth. Mr.. Belfils thereupon let
him have the chain and rtng, aud
went down with the watch to the
Cosmopolitan hotel. Here the fell
low spoke up and said to Mr.. Cham
pagne that he had bought jewelry o
Mr.. Beltils. and that he desired Mr.
Champagne to keep the watch unti
morning, and if it did not var,
in time five minutes, he would pa,
Mr.. Belfils $l74 Is in the morning
1 But he did not give up the ring an
chain: though he permitted Mr ham
| pagne to keep the watch. 10 max
q story shot, the fellow got up a
midnight and ran away with til
chain aud the ring, snd Mr.. Belfiis
pleased to think lie did not get ava
With the watch also.
lamps, booking glasses and castor'
and casters, looking alasses aud lamp
for prices which will aston;sh eve
/ al ,1.,a Inry ~ q
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
s5IERlfF's SALE.

Whereas, los. Palmer, In the Justice
Court of Deer tTreak Precinct {before
+. q. Hursn, Instise) DoaRl county.
Oregon, recovered judgment against
DR. j. Woodruff. for the sllln ot tw u
tv-tvo 55.f0a d0iiats end tileren fter to-
vii: New 4;h, feSD, filed Il duly certf- /
fed transcript thereof in the ofice OF
the county CLERK o itfaglas county,
ore qon. and said Judgment was th' re-
upon imIntdipt II dccketed in the
Judgment l4ein Docket nf the Circuit
Court af said Douglas county, Oregon,
and whereas on the 4th day of Novem-
5fr. 1850, execution i-aaed thereon out
Of tie said circuit court, directed 20
me, commanding me that out of the
narsnnat property Gf tie said DR.. J.
WOO ruff, o; ii sufficient personal
propertv could not Ue found, then out
Of the real properly belonging TO him
an the 4th daY Of November, 1850, or
anv time tn raafter, | cause 10 be
made the amount of said jadg neht.
with Interest ami costs thereon. Now
| ihercfere, in pursuance of the SAID
I writ Of execution, have levied upan
/ the following described real property,
/ to-wit: Lots Nos 4and ;, aud The south
! half OF lat A,, ia block Ne. 81 and lot
I No. I in bleek No Is, and tile l-2 Of
The y IL of lot No. . in block No % in
/ the city ofs;es. burg, y uglas county,
Oregon. according tu records Of survey
made by a r. Flint. End fdrfher,
/ will sell all the right. ii le aud inter-
! est of tn said DR. J. Woodruii, in and
To t.fe said premises described IS afsfe-
said toaefher win all and singular,
The ienem. ni<, the he re Ijtament@, aud
n nurfspauf44s fbgFeHnfo teitsftping OF
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
Case Decided.

A dispatch from Portland received
in this city on the 24th, states that
Judge Deadly decided in the.ease of the
Coos Bay Wagon Road company VS..
Chas Crocker. in favor of the plain
tiff. The judge held that the rendor's
lien was good. The amount involved
in the dispute was $4,000. Unless
this sum is paid by Crocker or his
company. all tue lands formerly own
ed by the Coos Bay Wagon Road COM
pany will be offered at pubio sale to
satisfy the judgment stated.