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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10
Attachment Notice.

John Lander, plaintiff, against Thomas
w. Gilmore, defendant. Before A.
Edgar Hubbard, j. p, Of Washing
ton Township, Preble Co., o.
DHE said Thomas w. Gilmore, de-
i PENDANT, will take notice that on
the 14th day of January, 1881, the said
Justice issued an order of attachment
In the above action, for the sum of
|TwentyAhree Dollars and Thirty Cents,
and that said case Is set for hearing on
the 3rd day of March, 1881, at 8 O'Clock
a. M. JOHN LANDER.
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10
Attachment Notice.

Harvey Campbell, plaintiff, against
Jacob S. Zitzer, defendant. Before
+ iJsMcLean, J. p, Of Twin Township,
EPreble county, Ohio.
TIME said Jacob S. Zitzer, defendant,
J. will take notice that on the 2Sth
day of January, A. D., 1881, the said
Justice issued an order of Attachment
in the above action, for the sum of $4O.-
rs. And said action is set for hearing
on the 21st day of March, A. D., 1881,
at 8 O'Clock q. m.
HARVEY CAMPBELL.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10
The Rail Road.

We have nothing new to furnish our
readers this week in relation to the rail-
road enterprise from Indianapolis through
Eaton to Dayton and Columbus. Many
of u citizens have concluded that it has
"gone up a spout" or north of us, which
would be about the same for Eaton. We
can't say about it yet. It is not decided
which line the Company will adopt, and
we believe our chances are equally as
good as those on the northern route. In
the meantime we give below a couple of
items in relation to the enterprise, the
first N from the Covington CO., GA
zETTE, and the other from the Cincinna-
tt ENauIRER efMonday. Brawyour own
conclusions from them:
A great deal OF mystery seems to sur
round the recent sale of the Dayton &
Southeastern Railroad bonds. No one
can find out who bought them, and this
fact is exciting much uneasiness and
comment in Dayton. 1t is rumored. how
ever, that they are in the hands of the
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western
folks, who intend to extend their road tc
Dayton, change the gauge on the d. & S,
e., and at Xenia connect with the B. &
o., thu gaining an eastern outlet. /
this is true, it knocks the everlasting
stufing out of Troy's east and west rail.
road project.
Troy, ONO, February 5.-A large and
enthusiastic railroad meeting was hello
here last night. Our citizens and com
munity have been offered an east anc
west road, being an extension of the 1
B. & w. from Indianapolis to Columbus
Speeches were made which indicated
that people are now ready to take ad
vantage of this opportunity. Commit
tees have been appointed to solicit dona
tons, and in a few weeks we will know
what position we are to occupy in tn,
commercial world.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10

Money to loan in sums to suit, at low
est cure mt rates Of interest, on one to
five years time. A number of valua,
BILE farms for sale. Also, town proper
ty in Eaton.
Office In Sohlenker's building.
aug26-tG N. L. HOLT.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10
Notice Of Appointment.

Estate of SAINT s. Scott, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned has been duly appoint
I'D and qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Samuel s. Scott, late Of
Gratis Township, Preble County, Ohio,
deceased.
.HILERY G. SWISHER.
A. SILVER, Atty. feb10-3*
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10
Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of Ohio Bram6a@gh, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN designed has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator, with
will annexed, of Ohio BTumbaugh, late
of Pro BILE county, Ohio, deceased.
GEO. BRUMBAUGH.
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10
DEATHS.

GEETING-At the residence of his faith
er, nea Eaton, Feb. LIST, George Geet-
ing, aged 25 years, l month and IA
days. Funeral services at West Al
exandria,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10
Notice to Land
Hunters & Emi0ranSa.

mAA Outfit furnished free, with full Instruc-
u tions for conducting the most profitable
business that anyone can engage In.
A&V The business is so Easy to learn and
our Instructions are so simple and plain, that any
one can make great profits from the very start.
No one can fail who Is willing TO work. Women
are as successful as men. Boys and girls can
earn large sums. Many have made at the bust
ness over one h hundred i, ollars In q single week.
Nothing like Ii ever known be Iore. All who en-
which they are able to make money. You can en-
great profit. You do not have to invest capital
In It: We take all the risk. Those who need
ed free. Address TRUE & CO., Augusta Maine.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-10

Through tickets on sale for all points East or
West. For information In regard.to ticket rates,
&c, Inquire of agents at principal ticket Offices or
address G.. w. Smith, General Passenger Agent,
E. II. WALDRoN. GenI Manager.
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LOCAL BREFi7IES.

A large nuu Der 6 co.o,ed eI1u.sionists ltf
here Ibis tsorLing over the Virginia Midland
Railroad for tu!pcper.
MIR. j. d. q Iunt has erected in front of his
drug store, corner of King and Washington
streets. large illu1 lsted mortar, which msk Is
a handsome sign.
Ihs work Of tearing down the old furnaces 81
the bl6mary Of Messrs. j. P. A9new & Co
loot of Wth9 strCo., preparatory TO tho efsc!ion
OF Vsp0r fuel furnaces ttl continues.
All the colofed school teachers oithis city and
county who left hare threa weeks ago to attend
the sessions OF the Normal Institute, at Hamp.
ton, Va, returned home this morning on The
steamer George Le.ry.
Msgnus / %Otiason, co oro', has. in letter,
rendered his resignation ns Secretary and m m
Der Of Inc an ward hshone Resdju,!er cluo, on
the ground !hAt ha has been looking Ii rough d
clouded glnss. Lie warns all coiored republ
csns to beware Of The crater"
Work ct the ship ysrI continues brisk. Tho
> T. Hitchcock, largo three mast schooner.
camo down from Washington yesterday and
was hku,ed on the ways this morning for re
pairs. The yscht hi. rresdwel OF Wishing
ton, is also Gil the ways at the chip yard bsinp
oVerbaulsd. Two long beats are bling built
lhero, and the steamer John w. THOMPSON ia
still lying at tho wharf. The repairs TO the
Thompson however, ara nearly completed
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HT Green s Wise.


:ea' Eslata gents and AGctioneers.1
- BLK REAL EsTATE IN ALEXAN-
DRlA COUNTY, VlRGlNIA-In pursuance
of decree OF tho Circuit OCur. Of Al.1andta
county in tho chsnc :ry Gauss of Wm j Minor
OF s VS.. C.lhiriae Ann Lemon {. al.. ths I'M
ersGned will oGsr for sale n. f';a!;: auction q.
ab III. y ~. on "WEDNESDAY, SEQ eth day
of I.ty. ISL, in from: Of the Oil Lourt Huuss on
Culu1N bus street, AlezsAdris Virginia, THEE.
PARC ELS OF LAND sepre!aly, being The
laad Of which w. j. Minor died se.z ID. to wit:
LIST. A TRACT or LAND, containing 20
acres, rood snd Fl s. perches, and kdowa -
the SCHOOL HOUSE TRACT"
"a. A TRACT, con.ai, n II sctes, & nd & pant
Of the 'SPEINGFIELD TRACE"
81. A TRACT, Containing - scc;s. and ar
other part OF the "5pii field tract" with right
of way, rods wide. oyai tho souLI end of tho IL
acre tract.
Terms: Ono third in ca,h, hut Tho residue i1
two equal payments st SIX uad twelv1 months
with lterest froa, tho d!Y nf s 40. tho notes
Of the purchasers waving homestead exemp-
tioD With security, 10 be gwen therefor and the
title Of tho land to bs rstaincd uni! the purchRs
money is paid.
| n. B.-This land il nor ihs ci:iel Ct George
town. Washington aud Alo1andrit and is of
good quality, and there are sem, improvements
| and wood on the fret named tract. A plot and
survey ofthe ieEd may be seen 1t tho office OF
John NJ. johnson, Alox lndris. Va.
| Il. r. BEACH,
5GHN 81. JOHNSON,
I js27-.s Commissioners Of Sale.
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Il Ed
CELERY
As 4 REMEDY NERVOUS
plSEASES.

What the Medical Profession Suv ,AJout r
and the Good Results Ateadino It's Use in
1Headdche. Neuralgia, INDIGESTION Sleep.
teSsneSs, Nervousness and Paralys,s,
CslerY nts only come into public o0t;cs with.
10 Inc isst law years as ne1vine, but scientific
experiments and experience have proved heY ord
3 oouot tast It controls Nervous Irritation ard
cd degree. - a.
Brown Sequard ssys .hst Celery contains mora
nerve iood than any other vcgetsble or su hs..
louno IL nature. Celery wss fret discovered and
used as nervlne BY French physicians sbcu.
iooE pm com bi1alion Of the EXTRACT OF
SShLkk1 AND CBAMOMILE. which hiss
baen but recently introduced to ths profession
md the public by DIR. Q. w. Benson, hiss pro.
duceo such marvellous result in curing nervous.
ness and headaches, and especially neryous and
slce headaches neuralgia, paralysis, Indigestion
ana sleeplessness, that 1t has excited public at.
tentlon aud newspaper commalts and manv
physicians nave tested the merits of this prepsr.
few. 0o'o" ''ohi
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
-, "Dr. Benson's preparation of Celery and
Chamomlie i?r nervous diseases il the m st i'm.
portaIt addition made to iha ms:eris medics in
the last quarter OF a certury."-[Ur. j. W. J.
Englsr, of Baltimore %
"Dr. Benson's Pills are worth their WEIGHT in
g9la 10 nervous and aick headaches. "-[Dr. A.
Il. Scilicter, Of Baltimore.
THESE pills are invaluable in nsrvous dis.
eases.",lOr. Hammond of New York.
Ut. btnson's PILLS for the cure OF neuralgia
are success. Tor. q. z. Holman. Of GIbr;ss,'
ianburg, Va.
1hese PILLS are special preparation oniy for
me cure OF special diseases as named, and for
these diseases they are worthy of a trial by ali
intelligent sufferers. They are prepared OK.
plessly 10 cure eck headache. nervous hesdsche,
paralysis, sleeplessness and Indigestion and vii
cure any caee. Price so cents, postage free.
Sold by all druggists. '''e'
DEPOT LOG N. EUTAW.ST.,
m.., Baltimore, Md.
wholesale Agents, JANNRY s. co, Drug.
se'o AieAAnurla, W.. ieE3-eCGn
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July l6-Thc market
o'day is active and frmer. Tnere is no chaugs
to note in Flour. The offerings of Whsst were
larger, and 500 bushels cold at III, lis, l2O snd
l22 for Fultz. and 10 and l22 for good Lsrcss-
ter, there b,iag 10 strictly choice ofFsred. Corn
continues sc.rce end wanted srd small lois
sgain cold to-day st C5. No Kyo or Osts re.
ported.
Coal REPoRT.-The following is report Of
the receipts and shipments Of coal during tho
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Hamp. i Bait, Edward bert, Agent. 1,1G0
y. L. AgneW Co.."" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
.12U
SHIPMENTS.
Pc W oHi / lUU
j. L. AgnoW 81 Co",........................, OSO
Total ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2le0
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
IMMATURE ALMANAC, JULY l6, 1881.
Sh7l rises ..""-m.... 4 81 | S,tn GETS Z %

ARRIVED.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk. to 2 B Hooe.
Str L V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, 70 po.
tomac Ferry Company.
sehs Il Richardson, Norfolk, to Perry
q schr Mstlhs Skinner. Norfolk, to Perry.
s. Go ~ 0noo'
schr Roliin SANFORD, Geo:ge.own, to Bur
gees & TO
,.Schr Kitty Ann. Georgetown 10 VIM. A,
Moore. 49,
SAILED.
Str George Leary. Norfolk, by & Hooe.
Str L Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, by Pc.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Schr James Gallagher, Richmond, by ]. r.
Agnew q %.
PASSED UP.
schrs VIM Mason and II Trayers TO Georre.
town. " 30
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Oskas Ames, from Richmond and Carrie
Holmes, from Georgetown at New York 18Th,
nchr James Young, sailed from Baltimore for
Richmond l4lh IVA
Schr NJ Hari, from GEORGETOWN, at New
port 18Th.
Scnr Mary Trainor. from GEORGETOWN, for
n or%lch: at New London l4!G.
Schr Ella M Store, from kennebec 10 load for
washington. csred at Portland 1llh.
14.h. Z" o''Hen''
Schr w Snow. from Georgetown a. Som.
merset 18th.
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lCOMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
WORD CT ADvICs.--At the meelinp Of tho
Dem; c;allc Read osters held on Thursday night,
there were no! t1reaty vosars present U speak
by the card ard can give the namos Of all who
we're present if necessarily These faw men ask
SIctcen hHRdrei TO divide equally with them the
nuADer OF delegates 10 tho Richmond conyen-
ton Is there anything fair, equitable, reason.
able or just in tits request? Oh no, gentlemen,
Follow Mr. James Bsrbour's advice. 60 to the
ward meetings and send your delegates from
there Ms directed by the Stale Central Commit
tee. FAIR PI.y
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The Association OF Fix. Goofedera!s Soldiers
- esiI.d TO uic"t st the residence of Mr.. A. ID.
"s'il:ld. No. 50 Ntr.h Koycl street. Tuesday
eight n'Z'. 10 Gako engagements for attend :
Hg tho unVrling Of tho atue TO Tho Uopf,d
erE'c dad n, Culpeprr
JOHN f. ZIMMERMAN. Secretary,
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Atrived-Bost1 2 l. Lemen, Martha. N q
herrymsn ana Minnie s. Pnkey, 10 Hnnn q,
bs,so Coal Go; Il Mitchell and Lucinda 10
) Agnew s. Co.
Depsrted-Boats 4 Oohill. z i Lemen, Mar.
ina, NJ q Mersymsn and K Mitchell.
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DISTRICT REGISTER OF WILLS. The Contest
Tor possession of the tlho, OF register of wills of
this District has brcun. Mr.. ii. j. Ramalell,
wbo has been commissioned as register, yestero
day iJrnsly demanded that the oGico records,
etc. b, iuraed over t. him. Col. Webster,
tho lfclmhcnt, replied that there was uues-
hrn OF lazy Involved that would have 10 be
settled bciufo h. cjuld surrender such sn i'm
poIiant trust, aud eivo detioite answer
TO Mr.. RaHsdcl az to whether ho would sur
reader the offc, without litigation. 1t is
claimed on behalf Of Col. Webster that this
ottc, IL, ty The ac! creating it. quasi judicial
one, and TINT the incumbent is entitled 10 btl |
duong lIIn or good behavior, removable only
by de'th impeachment. Tho probability is
that Webster will oon,cs. tho Presidents at
temp. ~ remove him.
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PROPERTY SALE.-Mr. r. T. Lucas. auc
t'onrtr, sold to.dsy 10 front of the market
ouid Oh Fairfax street, for I. B. Lawson,
u,u'tee. lot of ground. With q tenement house
in5ereon, On the northeast corner of Prince and
region Streets to VIM. Gray, for 500,
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The Ec.ither Erobab'tit1cs Ju'y lG 1881. -
For :no Hddle Atlantic States FL ghtIy warmer
tair westher, vnrlSble winds, shifting 10 wes.er-
ly, AID stationary or lower baIo meter.
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A NARROW EsCAPE.-Tho little grand 500
Of MIR. George w. Clifford. while pIayiug at
'hst gentleman's house 90 North Royal street.
this morning, got hold of paper OF Paris
green and put some of it 10 bis mouth. For.
tuus:ely tho &C! Of the child was discovered 10
time to save its life. DR.. Il. q. Powell, who
Vas Immediately sent for. prevented any serious
results by promptly administering the proper
ramedias
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HE COMMITTEE ON STREETS Of the City
C,uocll me1 sgsi1 last night, and decided to
make 1umbsr of recommendations looking to
the further Improvements of the streets of the
city to he Couocil Monday Eight. The Super
ioteldeut Of Police was also suthoriz I'd to re-
naIr. according to bis pIaus the sewer. foot Of
PIT street
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Mrs. Qda5soh, lady residing at No. lO3
NoarIh fIane New York, states that tho was
sutgct to lrIqlent attacks Of beadaobe, apd
used 8. jiclb's Oil with eraat satisfaction Ii
relieved her when nothing else would.
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StEasUCKRRS AND INDIA LINERs.-J ust
oHcnsd new lot. very cheap, at |. ElCHBERG's.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

pAINTS The celebrated Averi!l Ready
l. Mixed Paints; also ether brands of desirs-
BILE mix ed paints Al lowest prices; full supply
received ALSO stock Of mixed colors ready
Tor uso in and ID. cane.
ALABASTINE for covering walls and Gail.
hrs OF dwellings,. Sample card OF sll the above
Can be had upon application to
jelf Z. s. LEADBEATER 3 BRO
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ST. SWIrnIN's DAY.-Yesterday was St.
SWithil's day. and as it did not rain clear
weather may be tXpec cd ior the next six weeks.
recording TO tho legend contained 10 tho follow.
ing:
'St. SWilhu's Day. if thou dost rain.
For forty days it will remao,
81. Swithin's Day, if thou be fair
F0r forty days twill rain pge mair.
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Il FISHING SHORE ON THE POTOMAC
KiVER in Charles Utun.y. Md.-By virtue of
decree OF the Circuit Court for Charles county.
Maryland, sitting ss & Court OF EGuity in
cause wheren VIM. Gregory was complain
Ant and Ju II Il Chapman And others were de.
tendan's bearing dhta May 24th, 1881, the un-
dersigned rs Trustes appointed by said Court.
Will oiler at Public Sale at the west front of the
Market house, in tho city OF Alexandria. Vir.
slnis. on TU ESDAI the pa day OF August
nett At IL G clock III all ths RIAL ESTATE
and PERSONAL PROPERTY nj ,ntioned in
the proceedings IN soil cSuIe, OF winch the late
John ). Chairman died. seiz I'D and possessed,
to wit: the FISHING SHORE. situsted in
Charles CD, Md. and known as CHAPMAN'S
POINT, together with all the appertar acts
thereto belonging or appertsining and tho boats,
SCENES, and other fishing apparatus used in fish.
ing it. This shore. which has boon Gshed pro-
t;a5ly for hundred and thirty years, and is re.
garded as one Of the best on the river, is about
one mile in eItent and has ready Access by road
to the back country.
The terms Of sale described bS tho decree are ::
lhe purchHse money to be uad in three
equal instslm9nta. one.lEird ce: II on the ds7 of
sale, and the residue in one and Two years. the
deferred payments to bear interest from thu day
OF sale aud the payment thereof to be secured
by The bonds Of the purchaser. with surety or
suretles to be approvec by the Trustee. or all
cash on the day Of sale or on the certiGcation
thereof by the Circuit Court for Charles county,
MARYLAND. a. u. CHAPMAN. Trustee,
Blo-eols. Port Tobacco, Mc,
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Cow ON TIE RAMPAGE "A coy was
driven into Msrket ay ibis moruipe ard tied
to post. Soon tits COW. with ciumIled horos,
manifested restless spirit. and breaking loose,
ran into tlud hor'e, which wss quietly
eating his Breakfast from a wagon standing on
Royal street. The Blind horse rac ioto another
horse. and this horse ran toto tho hcrs: S
attached to Portuer's beer wagon, and they luu.
itg of came in collision with small country
wagon, smashing it to pieces. The COW. the
dis urber f tho peace, was fnally captured
and lied again Ia Market alley, but tho Super.
intendeut OF Police ordered the owner to remove
the vicious ANNA! to rlaco where another
such .sy would not c9use 60 much damage.
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SWISS EDGlEG AID lNSEaTlNu- "a new lol-
ct |. kICuBERG's.
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
w gentlemen to our Monarch" Shirt. This
shirt is mede specially for ua, and is guaran-
teed perfect % to tit and workmanship.
j,2! j. e. TACEETT
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White roocs sock Just icycnishoi at l.
EICnBgEu's.
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iyli Nd "

GALE OF TIMBER LaND-Pursusn! to q
~ decree rendered ct the November term, 1879
Il the Circuit Court OF Fairfax county, in the
snlt OF Lee @! ais Vi. 4. K. Loe's Administrator;
the undersigned, surviving Commissioner of ealu
therein named. on MONDAY, thu l5.h day of
August, 1881, st II o'clock ~, will cell at public
auction, before tho Court Houss door of said
county, TRACT OF LAND part Of the
estate OF the late 4. h. Lee, esq containing
ll33 acres. This land is in Lee Distrc. lies
about mile and ono half soa!h CT Burke's sta
lion, adjolns the lands OF Miss Elizabeth Leo, and
also the land purchased By Marshall s. Fairfax
from tho undersigned Commissioner 1t il we'll
timbered, and being c'ose 10 tao railroad. is. on
that iccouht. very desirable
Terms: Cash eaough TO pay costs Of suit sod
expenses Of sale, sad lhe 1e.idue on crstit Of
i. IL and Is moa.hs, to b, secured By the pur.
chsser's BONDS. with good parsonsl security,
bearing interest from day Of sale. aud title to be
retained Till the las! papn,ant ia made.
THOMAS MOORE,
JTI1-VlN Surviving CCmm'r. of Sale
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EXCUxsloNs, PiGtECs. dc.
MANY WASHINGTON.

OOCOQUAN FALLS EVERY SUNDAY,
MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY
and FRIDAY
commencing Sunday. May 18Th. Leave Prince
street Sundays 1T lO q, m. and Mondays, We'd
nesdsys and Fridays at . 30 g. m: On Saturdays
At 10 M will lesvs for Mou1t Vernon Springs.
Music and dancing both ways on weekly
trips.
Fare round trip 25;. On Saturday TO-.
Tickets can be Obtained atJ anney's drug store
This steamer can be chartered at reason able rates.
my9-3m <. s. RANDALL. MansQer.
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TOILET SOAPS. a full assortment of fine
Il Toilet Soaps, also large stock of the very
popular Creme Oatmeal Soap three cakes in q
box for 10 cent?, Just received by
j714 y. s. LRADBEATRR s. BRO
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asAEE OF VALUABLE LANUIN FAIR
~ ia y CUU NTY.-pu to DEGREES ron.
dared III the Juno term 1881, ard the Hovemb Der
term l. 81 OF the Circuit Court OF Fairfax County
r tho sult OF Simpson vs. Grigsby aud others,
!hs uHdersigncd Commissioners Of sale therein
named, on MONDAY, August 18th (Courtdsy)
AL About II O'clock nj will sell at public auction
before the door or tho Courthouse Of said coun-
~ tho FAl:M on which Judge X. u. Cockerille
at present resides. containing PA acres and
smaller trEct adjacent thereto, containing 81
acres.
This land lies nesr the village Of Chsntilly and
on the Little River Turnpike. 1t is of u rich
red SOL, we'll adsrted both TO agriculture and
graz ny. mo IN 2rovemonLs. consist of o
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and sub.
stanntial on buildings. This is on The whole one
of tho most valuable and de.rable f. ms in Fair.
fsx county.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash TO pay the costs
OF sut and expenses Of tale; the residue in TIRES
equal annual meta ailments, secured by the pur-
chaser's Lo!es, with good personal security.
bearing Interest from day of sale. Tit!e to be
retained Till Tbs last payment is made.
h. w. THOMAS,
THOMAS 4. LOVE,
s. FERGUSON BkACH,
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
K. WALTON MOORE,
jYlC-S4W Commissioners of BALE.
rYNnE CLARENS HOME SCHOOL FOB
K
Near Alex ndris, Va,
Fifth session begins SEPTEMB 18th. q
full corps Of teachers has been secured. Address
Miss VIRGINIA MASON, Principal.
jy1G-2awd&twtSl5 Box eos, Alexandria, Va.
CMALL HAMS. from 6 TO 10 lbs each. just
y received by [iyl3 ]. Q. MILBURN.
CRUSHED WHEAT received 10 day BY
~ iyl3 J. q. MILBUkN.
CUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER
- We have Just received another supply OF the
above water direct from the spring, and otter 1t
BY the barrel or einsller qaantity.
my5 X. \. IEADBEATEh 90 BIO
VXTHALE OIL SOAP for destroying insects
w on plants or trees in packages With direc'
lions; MISC Paris Green aud l. ondon Purple for
Potato Bugs. For sale by
i-1G &. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
rOFFEES AND TEAS-12 half chests Gun.
~ powder Ooiong and japan Teas; III SACKS
Rio, Lagusyrs end Jaws Coffee, and 6O) pounds
Arbucke 's celebrated Roasted Coffee.
AM HARMON q SMITH
l<HERRY SEEDEKS in store and for sale by
" jel4 JAS. +. OARLlN & SONS,