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, 1881-01-21
DAVID I. LEWIS. Deiendnnt.

vs..
DAVID I. LEWIS. Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of
tie Third judicial District of the Terri
tory Of Washington, holding terms at
Port Townsend tor the counties Of Jefier-
son, Clalam, Island and San Juan, and
complaint filed in the county of jefferson,
in the Office oil the Clerk of said District
Court,
To DAVID I. LEWIS, Defendant,
TAKE NOTICE: In the name of the
United States you are hereby notified to
appear Ia an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff, in the Dis
trict Court OF the Third Judicial District
of the Territory OF Washington, holding
terms at Port Townsend, in jefferson
County, tor the counties OF jefferson,
Chlam, Island and San Juan in said Ter.
ritory, and to answer the complaint filed
thcr'in within siXty-twO days from tile
first publication OF this summons. The
said action is brought to recover the sum
OF S2sG.2O-l0O dollars gold coin with i'll
terest at = per cent per month, from
July lst 1850 until paid, compromising
every six months, due from defendant Ia
plaintiff upon a certain promissory note
made by defendant October 3lst 1878 tC
plaintiff for 1921 dollars gold coin paya.
ble sixty days after said date, particularly
described in the complaint herein. And
for decree Of sale Of certain cattle and
live stock morgaged upon said 3lst day
Of October 1873 by defendant to secure
said note. Said cattle being more particu
larry described In said complaint. Also to
obtain an order of sale of the rcal estate
known as the Sc. d of Sc. a OF Sec
II, and the S.W. a of the S.W. a OF Sec
II, and the NE. a OF the NE. d oI
Sec, 10, and the NV. d Of the NV. "A
OF Sec. 20. All in township 80, N. r. &
East, in Whatcom county W. T., for any
deficiency due.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail 10 appear and answer said plaintitf's
complaint as above required, Judgment
will be taken against you by default ac
cordlng 10 the prayer Of said complaint
Witness the Hon. ROGER S. GREENE,
f"~-~~S Judge of the said District
LIS. Court, and the seal of said
r~~~s2 Court, this 29th day of De.
cember 1880.
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
G.. NORRIS HALLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Third Judl,ial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms az Port Town
send.
GRANVILLE o. HALLER, Plaintiff.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15
Mafrimony as n Business.

- Herman said Hoffenstein, good ma
turedly, you must be dinking aloud
getting wife. | saw you Walking NIT
young lady de oder Sunday. Vat vas
her uame?'
Dat vas Miss Rachael Gosl:nsky, re-
piled the clerk with perceptible blush.
Vat! Jacob GOslinskyis daughterf
'Yes, SIR
My gr-racious, Herman, keep close
to dat girl; 60 Walking nit her efery
Sunday. Jacob Goslinsky, her tader,
has dirty thousand dollars in de pank,
und gouble uf sdoreS on Red River.
Don't let her ESCAPE, Herman, und
your fortune was made.
'But Misder Hoffenstein, stammered
the clerk, Il vas poor and Rachael vas
velty.
Dat vas nothing. Herman, sdick
close to de girl, und talk pisiness 10 her
fader. Dell him dat you vas getting
a patent upon some undercloding vat
will keep de bedbugs away at night.
Addract his addentlon to de fact dat
dere vas in the country ofer one hun
dred dousand boarding houses NIT bed
bugs ind hat a million ut beople vat
lif in de boarding houses, und dose beo-
pie viii sgream nit delight ven you ad-
ver,ise de undercloding. Dell him any
ding, Herman, but my gr-r acions, don't
let de gill get away. Regolleck, Her
man, meier marry poor girl because
YOU vas in love nit her. You don't
can carry on pisiness NIT love. Ii dakes
money, you know. Ven poor man
marries poor woman, he gets so dis
gouraged dat de only ambition he hal
vas to loaf around beer saloon aud eat
dog mead sausage undil he gets de feas.
Ven vas counting my wife, Leah Hei'
denheimer, dere vas dwenty oder men
doing de same ding, md | vas de poor
est Won of dem, but don't get disconr-
aged, Herman, dalked pisiness init
her fader, und says 'Rube if you don't
get Leah you will get old man Hriden-
heimer's drade, vich will make you
someding any way Alder avile Leah
und me vas engaged init Won anoder
und says, Leah, ven any uf de boys
want to gif you present, dinking dey
vas going to get you for wife, you
must dake it, ind alder We vas married
We can sell all dose dings uud buy some
new stock for de sdore. Veil, yot you
dink, Herman, Leah vas pisiness from
da shump, und she made all de boys
dink she vas in love NIT dem. Moses
Loeb gif her a diamond ring vert a
dousand dollars, Jacob Heidingsftldel
sent around a gouble ut earrings und q
breast pin, Levi Cohen he gif set Of
silver ware und Maurice Lachs bair ui
diamond bracelets. Ven We got mar
ried We sold dose dings, und | vent in
de wholesale dry goods pisiness. Dink
uf It, Herman, und vile You vas making
love nit Rachael Goslinsky don't torge
de pisiness. Dell her dot We haf some
ladies' shoes for dree dollars yot sb'
don't get any we're for dot hrice, und i
you don't get Rachael you will get ric
nf de old goods vat vas in dc sdore foI
ufer seek years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15
SENTIMENT AND SENSE.

Gratitude is the memory OF the heart.
Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow.
That glory is short which is given
and received from men.
Beware o. him who hates the laugh
Of child or children.
Justice is like glass, which cannot be
bent but easily broken.
Letters from friends are sunbeams on
lifes horizon that cheer our way and
Tighten labor.
As the error of moment makes the
sorrow Of a life, so one good deed doEe
is the JOY OF life.
A failure establishes only this, that
our determination to succeed was hot
strong enough.
There is happiness enough in the
world for all of US. The trouble is in
getting our share of it.
Tie first time mau deceives you,the
fault is bis; If he deceives you the second
time the fault Is your own.
Modern education too often covers
The fingers with rings, and at the same
time cuts the siDews at the wrist.
Mirth should be the embroidery OF
the conversation, not the web, and wit
the ornament, of the mind, not the fur
niture.
Hard speech between those who have
loved is hideous in the memory, like the
sight of greatness and beauty sunk into
vice and rags.
There are men whose presence infuses
trust and reverence; there are others TO
whom we have need to carry our trust
and reverence ready-made.
Often the soul is ripened into fuller
goodness, while age has spread an ugly
film, so that mems glaDces can never
divine the preciousDess of The fruit.
The study Of literature nourIshes
youth, entertains old age, adorns pros
perity; solsces adversely, is delightful at
home, unobtrusive abroad, deserts us
not by day nor by night, in journeying
nor in refinement.
1t is only in that freshness Of Cur
youth that the choice is possible which
gives unity to life, and makes the mem
ory t,mple where all relics and all
motive offerings, worship and JOY, are
an unbroken history, sanctiied by one
religion
You can train the eye to see all the
bright places in your life, aud so slip
over the hard ones with surprising ease.
You can also train the eye to rest on
the gloomy spots, in utter forgetiulness
Of all thai is bright and beautiful.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15

The following is told Of John r.
Randall. The editor ofthe Augusta (Ga. }
Chronicle. He attended one day coler-
ed church in the country and bad in bis
pocket silver half dollar, just the fare
back 10 Agusta. At the conclusion of
his sermon, the minister ordered col.
lection for bis own benefit. of course,
said he, Il specs every pusson 10 give
sometbin'; but Use told dat Mr. Tbomas
up de lane yander had some turkeys
stole Friday night | don't want any
man who had a ban in stealin' dem iur-
keys to put any money in de hat When
the hat reached Mr.. Randall not man
had refused to contribute, and The
preachers eyes were on him. His bali
dollar went into the hat
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15


WHEIE THE PRESIDENTS ARE BrRrED.
George Washington, the first Presi-
dent OF the United States, died al bis
home, Mt. Vernon, on the 18th Of De-
cen,ber, 1899, and WAS buried there.
John Adams, the second, and Thomas
Jefferson, the third President, both died
on the 4th Of July, 1926. Adams was
buried beneath the Unitarian church st
Quincy, aud Jefferson was buried st
Monticello, his Virginia home. Msdi.
son died June 27, 1886, and was buried
at Montpelier, his home on the Virginia
mountains. Monroe died on the 4tb OF
July, 1881, at the residence Of bis son.
in-law 10 New York, and he was first
buried in the Marble cemetery OF that
city, but was finally buried at Holly
wood cemetery, Richmond, Va John
Quincy Adams died in the Capitol Feb
ruary 2I, Is4s, and was buried by the
side OF bis father at Quincy. Jackson
died June 8, 1845, and was buried at
the Hermitage, which bad long been his
home. Van Buren died July -, 1862,
and was buried at Kinderhook, his
home. Harrison died April 4, ls41,
and was buried at North Bend. Tyler
died January IL, 1862, and was buriedin
Hollywood cemetery, Richmond. Pix
died June Is, ls49, and was buried in
the lawn OF bis own home in Nashville.
Taylor died July 0, 1850, and was bur
led in Cave Hill cemetery. Louisville.
Fillmore died March 8, 1874, aud Was
buried 10 Forest Lawn cemetery, near
Buffalo. Pierce died October y, ISC9,
and was buried in Mipot cemetery,
Concord Buchanan died June ], 1868
and was buried IN Woodland Hill Gem
et.ry, Lancaster. Lincoln died April
Is, 1865, and was buried in Oskridgo
cemetery, Springfield. johnson died
July 81, 1875, ard ~as barred in
GreenvilIe. Garfield died September
Ie, 1881. and was buried September 2G,
al Lake View, Cemetery. rear Cleve-
land. Fonr Presidents died in Office
Harrison and Taylor by ilIness, aud
Lincoln and Garfield BY assassination.
Only two Presidents are yet living
Grant and Hayes. and three ex-vics
Presidents are yet living-HamIip, Col
tax aud Wheeler
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15

Be simple, says the proyesb- There
are people, however, who put on more
airs than you could grind out of hacd
trgan.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15

Her mother said she would choke
any gentleman who made love 10 her
daughter Mamma Gust budding into
womsnhood). To which Nsn replied:
Mamma il gen'!ruau makes love 10
me, / prefer TO choke him myself
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15
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BAKER & MCMURRAN.
GINGER Tonic, Horsford's Acid Phos-
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SPICES-Allspice, Cloves, Ginger, Mace,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28
MCKINNEY
Correspondence Of the Herald.

Currespop uenc- OF the Herald.
MCKINNEY, September &c. 1881.
AT this hour, II q. M, the church belle
are ell t,lliDg the court house is being
packed with people to witness and partci.
pate in the religious services in memorial Of
our late president, sll the business houses
are closed and the hearts OF every man
woman an child seem to best as one, and all
Join in solamn worship to God and prayer
that in his wisdom he does oil things fer the
best. The programme of services are very
impressive, and will be conducted with the
greatest solemnity. The schools are all dis
missed. and the little children will today learn
by the action of their gray-haired sires how
much our people love their government
To look over the audience, and note the
solemnity of every countenance, from the
grsy-hsired man of 10 summers, of slmcet
every nationality Old Texans who in Al
early day ,pread their blankets upon our
broad prsiies with no cover but the sky,
with no protector to trust but the God they
to-day worship; women snd childres of
oil ages, ard not q smile nor word spoken;
ministers of every denomination, In fact
every one from the highest TO the lowest
gathered together in one common cause,
makes US feel proud that the bright star of
Intelligence, and the love Of law, peace and
religion raises supreme in our midst. Gov
Irockmorton made q most feeling speech,
ana euIo gised the many virtues of the ptesi,
dent 30 able and touching manner, 1t is
the %,o Of all that President Arthur may
charat 20 his high position by the exam
pie OF % predecessor, and that the loss Of
him, our chief magistrate, may in some wise
DO repaid by the impartial and just sdminis-
tration of laws governing all alike, the north
and south.
In your issue of SuDday..I would say 10
regard TO the Nixon t-isl il was incorrectly
reported or printed. The prosecution en-
dsavored 10 show that Nixon had bought u
large amount of goods under false pretense
and then sold them to Mr.. Welch. His credi.
tors did attach the goods, but they are nov
in the hands OF the sheriff instead of the
creditors and will SO remain until the owner.
ship is determined by the courts of the
county. Mixon's trial was only preliminary
before the justice OF the peace, and the evil
dence on neither side was conc usiye, al
though he was held in boud to appear at
the next district court.
John Yokim, who killed Alex Lose, is still
at large.
George Leathermore, the negro that broke
jail, was caught on Saturday aud ia now in
jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28
nruE aARrIELp IDEAS MUST RULE ;.

Tho New York Mail hss very able edi-
torsl under the above caption, the gist Of
which is in accord with similar articles In
other leading northern Journals, taking tho
position that out Of the recent national travail
She country has received new birth, aud
that is people nro no longer what and Ms
they were some three monIhs Bgo. These
journals urge that affection has purified us
all, knit us together by invisible bonds
stronger than links OF steel, healed al she
lingering wounds of the war ind tsught US n
frosh admiration for the Institutions Of which
GARFIELD was of the finest growth. We he.
love theso 10 DO the prevailing ideas now.
north and south, and Il Is we'll tina, such is
the case. The old and the young, tho rich and
the poor Of all political faiths, males and
females, have felt after this msn-
nor, and President Arthur will
manifest hls wisdom, his political
sagacity, the purity OF hla intentions by act
lux on. the policy which was begun by and
90 endeAred tho presiden! 10 the hearts Of the
people 81 large. In Germany, Russa
Franco, socialism, uihillsm, communism aiC
rampant, aud tie tecre. societies In these
countries keep their governments and their
officials In constant uaeaslness, suspense and
trouble Such % no, Tho case In free Ameri.
ca wh,,e Mo fro.h OF passion and Of folly
IL permitted 10 oforvosce, aud thus destroy
10 power for harm. There Ia another fea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

FouR years ago thato was but $4,000.
600 n gold In the banl,a of Now York ard
In uc United States Treasury, tho latter
no ling sl6o,OOO,0Oo Now according to
The ,.e,i de,a the United States Trsssury
hol' Sl7o,Ooo,Ooo of gold aad the New
Y, X hanks S6S,oOO.oOO, total Of SaS5OOO,
OOO, aud with tho precious metal still coming
70 VS. rom Kurope.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28
ELMO.
Correspondence Of the Herald,

Correspondence OF the Herald,
ELMo, TEXAS, September %. 1881.
Our stores were all closed and business On .
tirely suspended toNlay from II =. n. until
2 p. M. in memory Of our dead president.
Cotton picking is we'll sdvspced, many
farmers having already gathered and mar
keted the bulk of thor crop. The yield is
about half crop.
Wheat sowing is the order of the day and
large breadth will, be put in liGiled some
what by the inability of farmer. e., got good
seed at reasonable prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

II Is fortunate for the psople Of Now Mex
loo, hat General Carr has charge Of the cam.
psiru against tho Apache Indians. No cili-
cct In tho United States army since the
death of the gsilan, Custer, has moro o,pc.
renee ia Indian warfare than General Carr,
aud no Drawer oiIle over lod men into bat
~ Give him the men aud the munitions Of
war ynd no will crd ga rs war ius, As speedily
A. |, could possibly b, done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

BUFFALO Bull tho famous Indian scout
has been for number OF osrs oil the plains
devoune his talent aud his skill on tho stage.
lcuow hasa company on tho boards, but
We arc aled with wonder whether, II therc
should bo big Indian WAT in New Mcricc
Who eau stay away. General Carr rs his old
commander and with him BuNalo has
beer in many acampaigu rs scout and wc
doub. IL Tho general should call on him, IL he
could resist tho temptation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

JUsr after his election to tho presidency,
Mr. Garfield wrote to Mr.. w. N. Hudson,
editor Of the Cleveland Leader, letter in
which this extract 10 found; al believe all
my friends Rre more gratilOd with no por-
sonal part of my triumph than nun, and 40
though am proud Of the noble support
have received, and the viudIeation i, gives
ms against my sasailNu,s, yet there is tore
of sadness ruAning through this triumph
which can hardly explain" Tho last son.
tence reads like prophecy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28
DEN gON,
Correspondence of thpI Herald.

Correspondence OF thrIlerald.
DENTON, Sept, Goth, 1851,
To-day has been day Of mouraing with
our cliaors in memory Of the late president,
james A, Garfield. Business was entirely
suspended, aud religious services held at the
different churches The services were solemn
end impressive. The district court edjours
cd until o'clock
Our town is represented by some of tho
leading lights of the surrounding counlies.
The jury has been empsnuellod in the Picket
case for the murder of Williams, nj Roanoke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

PRESIDENT GARFIELp died on September
10.h, the eighteenth anniversary Of the bat
tlo of ChickAmaugs on which sanguinary
day no was commissioned full major.
general of United States volunteers for
gsllsntry shown upon the field. Genetal
MERGED, q personal friend Of Garfield, in,
formed tho Now York Sun few days after
the president ws1 shot, that on several pro-
vious occasions he had told him that no fol.
positive that no would die on the anniversary
OF that battle, and after the shooting MERGED
predicted that the ptemoni,on would be
verified. Itturnoa Out veritable prophecy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

THE Chicago Inter, Ocean utlers words OF
truth aud wisdom. words that shall commend
themselves to every parent and guardian In
the following: school children nowadays
carry TOO large loads Of books. To 500 a
Pho fragile GIRL fast growing hoy, loaded
down with half dozen or moro books FOR
evening study; when they should Do rompng
In the open ait or asleep, calls up painful
thoughu oftho probable future. Whom will
parents and teachers learn that physical
health and strong bodies are Ovory way moro
impovlan, for children than stuffed brainsS
Millions Of children arc dusrlod physically
snd meaiallY hy .ho false customs Of society.
niswhss parents and teachers should be
shcueh,fnl about. Those precoclous young.
s,srs arc nothing 10 DO compared 10 rosy
health imagining, romping boys and sirl.
that 70 glad they arc alive"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

CANNOT something be done 10 proven.
these continuous runaways in the city? On
Sunday two terrific runawsys occurred, and
the wonder is that more serious accidents or
doaths do no. ensuo rs conseq uonco, There
Is no city in the country where women and
children, driving or walking through tho
streets, are kept in such jeopardy. Surely
something should DO done to arrest tho evil.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

rHE New York World reviewing tho Gu
reer and character of Charles julius Gut
tesu, says that he was swinding lawyer, u
lnnatic, hypocriIe and political bore. He
is the son of L. w. Guiteau, u French HUI
gueno!, and was born September s, 1871.