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TIE TROUBLE AT TUCSON.

Tucson appears TO be passing through
the same kind of fiery trial which nearly
all our frontier mining towns have under
gone. The history OF this coast abounds
with illustrations of what we mean.
There comes time in the existence OF
every one Of these places, when it has to
be settled whether law or lawlessness shall
govern. The ruffianly element has grown
strong and daring At last some intrepid
Sheriff or Marshal or Constable makes
stand against the thieves and murderers.
As soon as he does this he attracts to his
side the holder spirits among the law-abid7
ing people, and then fierce contest 5ei
gins. This is what has happened over and
over again in Pacific coast mining towns
and camps, but it is significant that there
has never been but one kind of end to the
struggle. Law has always triumphed at
last. Often there has been much blood
shed, and many brave and honest men have
fallen before the knife and pistol of the
desperate class. But each death of this
kind has made the survivors more resolute
and determined, and the lawbreakers have
every time been driven out or killed of.
In Tucson they have had Deputy Marshal
named carp who has been a terror
to the assassin element. Many Of
their number have been killed by
him and his equally brave brothers.
A month or two ago he and his brothers
met and slew three of the worst 'tcowboys,"
and ever since the ruffans have been plot
ting his murder. At last they have shot
him from an ambush, though perhaps not
fatally, but it is very certain that they
have not by putting him ont OF the way
made their own prospects any better. His
brothers still live, and behind and with
them is the whole weight Of the respect for
law and order Of the community. 1t is by
no means improbable that this foul assassin.
alton may inspire the citizens to rise and
purify Tucson of the human vermin that
infest the place. There are occasions when
the slow process of the law proves made
quate to the administration of justice, and
this is one of them. Lynch law was neces-
STATED by the occurrence of just such
crimes as the assassination of Virgil carp,
and if it had been confined to the punish
ment of that class of crimes there would
have been little reason for deprecating the
resort to it. The law-abiding citizens of
Tucson evidently cannot afford to hold
back at such juncture. The cause of the
officers of the law is their own cause, and
they must defend it. That they will do
so, and successfully, none can doubt who
are at all familiar with the history of the
coast.
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A Coal Mine Fire.

DENVER (Col.l Decen Der Both. = Foul
million one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
has been expended this y. ar in buildings in
this cifrr
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Dairy and Hog Products,
eRocERs' sUNDREEs, ETC.

sE We carry large stock, and have in great
variety of style and character the following classes
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INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO
Fire and Marine.

CAPITAL, fully paid $3.50, 600
ky Losses promptly adjusted and paid 10 gold coin
CADWALAnER & PARSONS,
General Agents Sacramento Division, No. 81 street
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PHILADELPHIA, December 30th lat Chris
tians, on the Pennsylvania road, this morn
ing, freight train parted, and following the
train ran into the rear portion, causing gen.
eral snash-up. Soon after there came
another freight train along and ran into the
wreck, when the whole mass took fire. Two
men were burned to death and two or three
were badly injured-one beyond recovery.
Another man is missing, and is supposed to
be somewhere 10 the wreck. The authorities
sent to Lancaster for engines.
ST. LOUIS, December 30:h.-A caboose
was ditched near Newburn, H., last night,
on the st. Louis, Jerseyville and Springfield
Railroad. John Beerharry. alias Kelly. was
killed and three persons seriously and others
slightly injured.
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Our goods are new and bright We deliver all
goods F. o. B. Orders filed the same day they are
received, and from three to five days earlier than
from San Francisco, thereby saving both time and
freight. Quotations freely furnished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

sss2s 4 s::sy Ese3sM.
t!TIs'-e g 9 Ssa &. e., &yi-S& NT .ssT.EJ SNRsys
gEEf&:rJT
SY&&Y F%IDAy, st Z n: and returning
lea"s ~ w Ec.s, f.pso piYr 4, East Tivu:. 8T
So oE.CU NE (. =: 4 D clock il. IL.
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9c5AILeexxaalIydrla Q5azetttte
SATURDAY EyEHIH., OUTOEBE Il.

SINGULAR DREAM "A veiy si5susr cir
cums;eoc. occurred 10 c01oeotion With the
death Of Miss Nellie Dooahoe. which took
place last Tuc;iry bigds ut the residence of
Mrs SG0'grs9s, OF Allegheny l. will be re-
neubcced tia, tic y1u52 ls!g W ut TO BID in
the eveninS a?psreoy 10 coed health, epd was
touad dead TIE NIX morti G = sister OF M!ss
Donshoo Tvs ID la-!agspoI!s. Her paue is
Mrs Black. FoG ste hss Gar gdter named
LIZZIE. yGurg gil, HSo "Es c'=l,i.Y her pra0o-
tst!Ier, D.. DJ1an0o. q tie West EoG. Las
TuesGsy evcuag Il So Lizzie received letter
from ter mother urglOg her 10 g hocIo St
oucc, s'.nut ihat sh; HaS V.ry uneasy about
her, Inc lctier was .Iiticn CD Monday. and
Ute mother stated that or Sunday night she
had cream Which c!epIl9 disturbed ttr mad.
She said that sac cr.aa,f that she had receiV
ed Two letters, ne TIC II j Zz:c, and tie cthtr
from her sister Nellie; tfai shc had Cp3ned Ler
sisters later, aod vas su.:rseG shat the co.
vslope oniy ojc:;i7ed shec: Il hI4LL. rsp r
and /; was + black. This 50 frightened ner
that she Eelks, and the dfcan IL sdo such pu
impression DC her lhat she wrote 10 Ger Csugh-
Ter the next marnluG, ceiling her sboaL tho
dream, sls9 telling aer 70 so 70 ALI z lcGy aud
sec her suGr, acc thau start Tor hume, She
received the letter on Ju sjsy evening, and Cd
"Wednesday Dorriag carly the youug lacy 5tart-
ed 10 Allegheny 20 see her tu1t, after which
she interded - start fr homa. Ga tho way
over SIC net p MESSENGER wac informed her
that 8. 6 o'clcok that m)Inof Ter suut NeIii,
had hecp inuUd dead 10 bee. PNSLUrg Lcader.
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na''. ssD's.'
South Bound.
North Bound.

kisl, Southwark connects 1T Charlottesville
With Ches. 6 Ohio 4. r., Esst an1 West 4
LynGLburg, connects With Norfolk & West
eEn R: f.. through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and TeIas-and At Danville with Richmond s
DBEyille &. r., TO South snd Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Charlottcs.
villu ~ FL points on Ches. & Ohio K. T.. and
q: Danviile fer sll points South. East and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Msin Line lesve al.
exendris daily, except Sundsy, 8 90 a. m. and
II 80 s. n, snd returning STRIVE at Alexandra
II 30 ? m and 2 90 p. D..
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 a. q. ind Alezaadris ! 55 a. NJ. daily
connecting with the Valley Rosd Rest and
West. l.ssve S.raaburg 2 80 p. NJ, arriving at
alexandria ii 80 p. N.
GlXGn GEAIN FOX MANASSAS DIV.
lSIOE leaves Alexandria daily, except Sum
day, ct D W 3. ~, arriving ct S.rosbUrg ut 6 05
p. L., and returning leaves Ssrssburg =: s rs
3. M, arriving in Alexandria ct z &c p. m.
Hor hiGdletuc2, daily connection 1t Plains
sistion.
For upperrille. regular connection al Del.-
plane.
For WA&aEAToN. les7e Washington 9,
7 IL a. Ii. daily.
Passengers can leave Wsrrenton ct 8 25 q M
and take mixed train at Junction and reach
AleIsndria st II 10 n, in time to make A. j.
+. train A. II 81 10 for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
Al trains make good connections, ri Wash.
ln2ton, TO and from North and West
New Orleans sleeper loaVes Washington Fl
10 !. e.. running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and augusts, Ga, without change on IL 10
.. m. train.
Mark. adj uatsble Chair Gar is run on Night
Irnin between Washington aud Dsnvile.
Through tickets very low 10 the South And
Southwest.
MERGER unRTnR q r.
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RAILROADS,
WASHINGToN + OHIO RAILROAu
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October 10, 1881,

Beginning October Is, 1881.
Tho MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
ct 20 .. N. and Alexandria at 925 .. m.
daily. except Sunday pass Leesburg, going
westward, at II SO q. m. and arrive 1T Round
Hill! Il II Is p. m. Leave Round Hill at II 90
p. NJ; pass Leesburg, going eastward, at l 10
p. n, end arrive at Alexandria at 8 Is p. m.
and al Washington st 3 80 p. n.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington st ~ .. n. ind Alexandria a.
4 20 p. Ia, daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Leesturg at % p. N. Leave LeesbnrQ at 6 ~
q. m. and arrive It Alexandria ct Is q. m,
and Washington st 81 s. No.
ST. Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station at9 20 m. ana d ~
p. ~, and 90 through without chsnge Of CARS
The 3.25 IA. train from Alexandria and H. 20
3. III. trsin from Round Hill connect at hound
Hill with 4 OS II E ET'S Daily Line Of
Coaches Tor Snickersville, Berryville and Win.
chester; also Radman's Line of Coaches, wbich
isave Lees5urg daily for Aide and Middle.
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close Connections,
1t Vienna, with Sinson's Line of Stsges for Fsir.
TAX Court House.
Communications tso&eea, q cts ger mai.
AMnnAE tAGM stS, 500.
Z & AAYENEE,
ccl1-tt Genera, 5,icke. 2 1snt
SIiRGINIA MIDiaND RAILWAY
y JOHN =. BARBOUR, President.
On ind sttcr SUNDAY, . ept. ~, 1881, Pxs
! sengar trains will run as follows
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P,r7y. Houston County, "a. Jan IS, 1850

P,rTy, Houston County, ga Jan IS, 1880
III l672 tiers wore two negro: coniHrd IL jail
badly sflc!cd with Syphilis. in up cftcig e..
pretty l rupioy'd & y Swift to care them un-
der contract, no c4Te 20 pay" lie admins.
tered It's, 'Syphiiitic Sp"tItc,' sid in few
weeks felt hcurd 10 rsy hin cut II the courty
treasury 81 70 DAd effected complete end rad.
cal cure, a. 8 GlLEs Ord. Houston co, Ga.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Y. b. IT. 1879.
he $. S. :. is giving EcoG satisfaction. Cna
1cesks with Spbiitc J: Ii u:ns:i2n has been cured
Guile: Il FERRY.
THE SWIFT orgCIEly COMPANY,
Prc9-;C.ors Atlanta, Ga
Sold By 3 s, l.EAnBj,sTgH 8 REO.
C4' for a CODY Of Young M"n's Fr"Dd "
EDw9 70 4. LgADDEAIEE, Ta9s. LEADDx:.G&R
T. 5. I.eoaaddDDo2teT i bgo..
Hcs. eri &. &ai::n> -.
G3ssi:s5;tS:.&z; go : ~.
EvSini5 IL.
%Ui:T DRtI:!$ enc iiGIILLEFG <;EEMI.
Cas-. PAINTS, Oils. i'%!;@';,:!i4rA.-
IL ;A&OI<i% ES3, GANl!EH o%GpS.
SPICES. A1l:i.liji lHjf!.:;:
IL LGAI.S ~ : L ..;;!s-
JET GOODS. A-c,, g..
PTcac::.Drs OF &co3v"s j's@;orE!, i:il,i2at:a:
LiniG.onf, :,asahCa .i:..I?sics :Ii-Eas 80 GauSc
Syrup, &j!G Agents frr hycr'a I:3i.cir@a, GAyGz-
III CIca;3a. FsIts SC.
Every e.:Cgt VII ~ :.-t!n j., v, 3II oil 81 ai&h
reputation 81 car ai& Establishment c!y&
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Steamers CT saia line viil run es fo,IcYg:
FOX EGSEgEdsG.EI,

Steamers Of saia line gsiil run ss fo,lcyg:
FOX EGEGFasg.z4,
Connecting with Merchants and minsrs Line
tor BCetop, steamer
Arg5 20 OF Tas E,gas
sVE&Y AUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FEIDAT, al 60 o clock p.n.: returning lssye
Norfolk CT alternate days ST 4C0 y. n,
Ihls ssgunch lroI steamer MSS ius. been rant-
ed throughout, ststagooms newly furnished snci
csrpeted, and IL the handsoosst as well rs the
sates. beat on the fotorn &C river and Chesspeske
5sy, end is the only steamer making close cor.
rec:on with ths New York enG Boston steam
af9 also connects With Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops ct PlNEf POINT
and POIN&' LOOKOUT golnS and returning.
For tha fall and wiEter, commencing Oct Isl,
rates OF fare will BE- as follows:
FIrat class tsTe TO Fortress Monroe and Nor
folk - 5U; second Class 81 So frst class fare to
t!ney tellt and Fciut lockout 81 %; second
class 15..
E7f*s: n Esy g35AM.
!IEs- & :: IS s.. G., &JtsS TT ssTEJ SsyRsys
GsEt&ssJY
Ny&&Y F%IDAy, II Z n: End RETURNING
ea"s HeW Ecck, f.rio pi9r =, Ass; Tire:, BT-
So oE~GU &i'&> (. "a 4 y clock j. IL.
Ihe steamers q thie ccEipsn3 MIKE coanec.
sOs a. I: Ot!uIk lor SCsiCE aid I'll pC!Gts EegL {;
A. Ne1 York with FL points Wost end Nur.i.s
Wcst. and u Alexandria with Virgins Midland
SbilrQed end Washington and Chic RaiirO.d
Through ra!e6 gwen and freight handled csrs-
fully and promptly. For further infor;nstior
apply IL +. 4. h&ED, Agent,
VIZ ,,..,,, Janncy's wharf,
Wh. TaOM fS0E, President,
lilO street,
sop Z7-tl Washington, D. 9.
,.5ySs,s. CLYpS':3 STEAm LIRE NEEE-
1919; LY 70
PHILADELPHIA FALL R!VEE. FHOyT-
Da.% G& AND BOSTON.
Steamers Leave AlozslG-;s EVHEY T!IHs-
OAY and leave Philadelphia EVEHySAT.
UEpAy.
This line coEae1is nj Alexsndris with .ha0
A. s II. snd W s. 0. i. Rs, and So Philste;.
phis with G!yde's regular S.ea:aah!pa for Fs0
Hivoc, Providence ard Boston.
EEoiSht Forwarded with pronpla s2d cs,a.
FREQ Of commissions.
No charge for transfer IN plil.delptjs. and
. wharfage IN Boston. Quick limo. Fre;;uont
departures. Through rates and throskh hiiis
Of lad!uL given. Insurance IT tho ioYost rstes,
Agents:
7. z. EDED, Aez andris
h. ULYDE e CO., PHILADELPHIA.
JOHNSON & CO., Wxsh. 81 Georssu
ian 81 ~
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S|lRi1 IA: II iha Clerks ctfce OF the Cir
cUis Court of Aexsudfia couatr, ca tho
Il It Sept m Der, 1881.
Ire freeu mems Saving and Trus. Conpsny.
who sue for the use OF John il. j. Ores we'll
Kober. Purvi. srd Robert 4, T.. Leopold.
commissioner Of tho said Frecd:len'. Savings
and Trust Company, coup.singnts, ard Bob.
e!s 7. Dodge, Allen Dodge, Z. r. Berry.
william =, pslsrd ard Hiram w Barrett,
trustees, Samuel p Boil, William. D. Casfin'
trustee, Jacob Lefo, trustee for Mary p
Gslger, Mary Z. Geiger aud Charles L nmsn,
trustee, du!ehdsnts In chsncSry
Memo. The object OF this suit il 10 make The
above named parties defendant 10 the smendet
bill, TIED this dsy, sEd to require them to IN.
swer tie S, IN, unCer oath nc to eli and every the
matters shd inlIgH charged by way OF amend
ment. and TO reqpl,e them 10 mako u full and
true discovery vi ell the III alters aforesaid Az,
that the comppinants duDI, Erik ciDa! dad inter
est, the inieres! Of The said REFER. z Dodge in
said property snd Inc liens upon The "a ne be
sacetts!ned; that tho esid property be sold to
satisfy the ompisinants said deot priucips! snt
interest," and tho costs of this suit
The above named Defendants not bsy-
ing entered their appearance and given
security according to the &C! Of Assem- bly and
the rules OF tins Court and it appearing by
affidavit that they not RESIDENTS OF tnIs
Stnte, it is ordered that the ssid defendants
appear hero within one month after due pubica
ton OF this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their Interests in this suit and that COPY
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andrla Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once y week for four sue.
cesslve weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court house OF this County. Il copy. test:
Charles X. Stuart and tepZ3-wiy
Leonard Msrbury pq
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
HTEs "a ERG,
M ASHlNGTON STEAMBOAT 60.
wv l.inn;kahN

On Sunday, Monday, TuesGsy and Wednes.
dsy the boats of the Washington Steamboat
Company (limted) will run as follows;
Lcare Washington Ut 6 30 s 10. SO and 10 so
e. NJ. and - 10, = q. go. 40 IS and D. m.
Learc Alexandria ut G co, I 80 s 81, 10 10 and
II 81 G, m. and Is, 90, %, 20 and 80 .. ~
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday leave
both cities q. + CO. so $50 80, 10 50, IL 30.
II 50. so 2 3D. 80, 80 s 50 aEc 6 80 [sepl5
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1881. GREAT 1887

lSS s., CHEAT 1881
70 TIE aoS kSSzL v Isl s9TEw rsr
DOUBLE TRACK. " ''N
AAuNIFISENT GQGIPMEET.
Msy 10th, 1881.
ltSns tssTe = waps5IREtGS from dqpot Of BAL
ner Of Sixth and str acts. As follows:
For Philsdelphia, Now York end the East. Sand
~? =. M daily, except Sunday, and 200, 10. 90
and io.lo p. daily, with Palace Cars. linn.
,'ea s =. Pre- OF Pullman PsElor Cars $50 &.
3 and ~ 80 a. N. daily, except Sunday, and
w, . ~, 10 and 10 ID r. m. daily,
Fer P:ttsburg and the West SCI 3. M, with
P p;., car to P!ttsburS and Sleeping Cur to
daaaHssours and Chicago 1880 q. M. daily
cor Cansndaigua and the North, OO A r..
except Sundsy and 93J D. n. daily, e1con,
;, ostI.day, With Palace Car IT, Canandsigu,.
&c. "sskina, 1880 :, m. dsilJ except Sun
For Baltimore, 8 %, e.Cl. $50 and 1880 4. M,
~ ~, E.Go, 6.4o, $50, 10 20 and iOl5 D. 70.
IN Sunday 800 and 10. 81 a.m.; zoo, 40, go,
;, ~ W and 1915 p. n.
for ropes Greek Linz 50 0. n. and 4 40 DIN.
dolly, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, & 4O e. m, and 4 Al n. m d,ily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS,
For Aie1aEdria 100, %, $40, and II 80 A,
"a, ana ~, g. q 70, 8 sod II 80 p. M. sun.
~ dey at 0O, 9 ~. and II 80 a. H. and 8 o. M.
Ats ~ ieaTe Ale1andris for Washington, 6.On
o'eo, and 10 \. Ia, ard II 40, 3, s. 7, 8 Ia
= p, m. and II night. -
IN sunday at 8.C5. and 10 a. m. and 7 90 and
~ ~ ~ 2. n.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi,
euantico snd Richmond, will leave Ale1sn-
ufls It 72J anc II II D. m. daily and so D,
N. dally, except Sunday
ast m"ii, leaving at II II q. NJ, makes bu. two
slops, VIZ: at Quantico and Fredericksburg,
NJ. Detween alexandria and Richmond
AicGs.s End information can be procured st
SflnSipsl railroad stations and ticket Offices
oou'heasf. j. K. WOOD,
FRANK TKO&SON s'' 11kenH
General Manager. mv18
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FOR POTOMAC kIVER LANDINGS,

~
FOR POTOMAC kIVER LANDINGS.
On End after Non1ey, Augua! l:t, 1881, the
Steamer T. V. AEEOWSMlTE, will leave her
whsrf, foot Of HI Street at 7;90 q. m. EVERY
MUN THURSDAY and SATURDAY
for all RIVER LANDINGS On Monday as
fsr rs Nonini Fiery; On Tbucsdsy, Nomini
Curriomsn On Saturday Curriomsn snd Icon.
ardtoUn.
Steamer MYSTIC Suadays for River Lsnd-
ing: &c r down IS Upper Mschcdock, stoppins
at hrehvs whalf and Chapel Point.
Tuesdays making the abcve landings ss far IS
jy28e!f Ss-' 1.R. WOOD. Manager.
E>oK NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,, FOR
TEEss GoNRoE AND THE SOUTH.
TIE g,rKkMRa
GLE ORGE LIE RY
| Carrying the u. = Mail)
! VIII ios7o .ar wharf, foot OF Prince street. or
| tuesdays aud THURSDAYS al G D M.
| sEd SAT hDAIS. 1t $50 D. H., stupp;ry s.
FiEeg Pviat End Plat lookout going aud re-
| turning Returning leaves No-fok on WE'D
| 4 EStAIS, FRIDAYS anG SUNDAYS at
| o'ctcck p. III
ncRin nins with Mayl, 1851, Excursion ticket
Tl!l be- Issued, good fos tour days, as follow:
| sirs! class isre 10 Fortress Monroe md Nor
class, eEcn way, 81 81; First csss ta1e to Pine,
roint and Point Lockout. 81 &c; Fist las
round Trip, 2 81; Second. ciaes esch wsy, IS cts
StstsEcon's 81. Meals rs cts.
| GEO EGE MATTINQLy, Supt.
=. D. not'S. gent. mh2G
fNLAND L S&ABuAAD COasr1Nu co
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LEGAL EseTaaG;S

VISGlNIA: In the Cetk's ctico CT the Cor
poration Gonrt Of The city Of Alexandria,
on the :4!b Day Ct Septsmb Der, 1881.
Renjamin Cooley, complainant
against Yin chacccry.
Sar; b Cooley, defendant.
Mono. The Object of this salt is 70 obtain a
docree dITorcing he complainant from the bonds
Of ulstrnony With tho defendant.
The defendant. Sarah Cooley, not having en-
tered her appearance and given security accord
ing to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing ty affidavit ths,
she is not 8 resident or this State, il or.
dcred that the said defendant appear here
within ono month after due publication of this
order, and do Whist is necessary 10 protect her
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
dor be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
z:tte, y newspaper published in the city of alex.
dris, once week for four successive weeks, End
posted at the front door Of the Court House O;
this city. 4 copy, test:
MOTION MAEEE, Clerk.
n. n "a
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NlkGINIA: In tbs Clerks clias Of the Cir.
cult Coutt OF alexandra county, on tina
2lst Of September, 1881.
Mark Young, piEinud vs. Alon podge. Rober.
T. Dodge, (. T. Berry, William COPELAND
aud Hlt:u w. Barrett, trustees, Samuel Z.
Bell, William ID. Casln, trustee, Jacob Lafo,
trustee fIr Nary I. Geger, Mary 7. Guigsr,
snd Charles Lsrnlan, trustee, defendants. In
chtncery.
Memo. The object o. .his sui. is to make the
above named parties defendant to 81 amended
Dill IN cnGncery, filed this day, an: 70 REQUIRE
them 10 snhWor the same under oath as 10 nj!
and every the matters and thugs CHARGED BY
way Of amendment, ard that they may mske a
full and true discovery VI all tho III alters a,ore.
ssid; that The complsinanVs debt, principal and
interest, the Interest of the ssid Allen Dotso in
esid property, aud the liens upon tho same be
sscertlnedi that the ssid property be sold to
satisfy the complaiuanls said deat, principal and
interest, and the costs Of This suit,
The above nam q defendants not having en-.
tered their appearance and given security &c
cording to the act OF Assembly, and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
they arc not residents OF this State, it is Or
dered that the said defendants appear here with
in one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary TO protect their
Interests IN this suit; and that copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Gs-
zette, a newspaper published in the city Of AL
exsndra, once q week for four successive weeks,
and posted st the front door of the Court House
OF this county. A copy-tost:
BENZ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
Charles 3. Stuart aad
Leonsrd Marbury, J -" stp2-w4w
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-07
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Star actresses are not always heav-
enly bodied. Boston transcript.
Blessed are the poor in furniture,
for they will get moved cheap.-N. Y.
Commercial.
"A shrewd South Carolina lawyer
has printed on his letter paper: To
Colonel: Dear Colonel-:-Co Cour-
Ser-JOuTnal.
-Flocks of wild geese have been OBJ
served flying north. But then only a
goose would fly north at this season. -
Syracuse Herutd.
Adams pantaloons never bagged
at the knees. Nor was Eve's dress too
full in the back breadth. Happy pair.
--Ne,o Haue1s Register.
johnny, who was soaked by the
rain the day before: 81 told you the
rain would make me grow-these
clothes are too small for me. .''-Pa1ck.
When man can talk stuff of which
neither he nor anybody else can tell the
meaning, he is called either philoso-
pher or a fool, just as luck happens to
set folks. ks.-Bosto's Post.
Say Miss Spring, haven't you got a
pin about you? Because, really, you
know, it won't do to have winter lin
gering there much longer unless you
want to get yourself talked about.
Marlboro Times.
-"Mr. Gilhooly," said a diminutive
boy with handful of bills, g when are
you going to pay this bill for them
boots you got on?'' How old are you
sonny?" .'Ten years old.' $50 and
tell your pa you have got too much curl
osity for one of your age" e."-GGIUeston
Mo1po