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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-21
A1exxanllria Oazette
MONDAY EVENING. FEBE'Y q

A STUDENT UEVoURED BY WOLVES .-A!eX
andcr Vussiiwjch EIs.etf, medical student.
tho ar hor OF may articles that hive from
time 10 lirae appes- I'd in Russian io"~na's, aHc
an indcta,icstIc Stu 1eut Of he arc ;c logy ard
an. hropnIopy # tue ar Gu ut province OF Nov
por1d. arrived m he ] n nI;., 90 the estate OF
Sir. Nsss,;i-f in i Rls,is. 10 order to hum
wolves De Hes desired 10 say the Night at
the house, uau cot to face the 1ancels Of the
chose alone. Tu, his he agreed, but when Mr.
Vassct, who ! ID oven "bbsed 10 absent him
sell Gurlug thc d.y 1eturoed 10 the eVerlog. be
learaed ,hai fls quest had |. IL the bous: about
TOUR C. cock in the a;terroon His roturn vas
looked icr tiom uour % hour, tu the who; OF
The pipbi pissed Without bis arrival. " the
following day, towards evaDing, peasant
brought tho lutel Igclcc that tbe y)urg man
had beer iuf, [; ,isces I'D dev .uTed oy wolves
Whcu G. seatc1 ,la- III de ne snow vas foudd
10 be c.v.req w!.b 1!oyd st@ioe, end scattered
ar .upa ~ re D ces ii coh:s AID DuounS sp-
purl, pspc.e. Nj far from the phase We're
Iouad y-r,! lake bones. ead To, stick OF The
huden.'s xur, with tre ta rel broken ptt 10 The
lie ao1 aualh struggle which DC had evidently
majD,aiLCd vi b Ills uum, rVu, toes ho ID oP
-gct track auG blood slal.s all und shovel
that q sevaIc s.tugS!r hso tt . Ilsco, nnG
that sc7.ra! OF the epi1 Ms had uuen Killed ahc
devourcd by tarlr lei! vi.
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LEGAI. NaaTld,EM-

~ MA, TO wit: In the Clerks q, I'll "a of
" Fairfax ~lrcuid Court, February II 1851.
Margaret nurphy, Whn sues for The usa Of G.
b. Sedgick. plaintiff, versus Sarah hsraum
and Lsvi ,Gsrnum attendants Chsl cary
Memo Inc OIL Get OF this suit is TO a,.4cu the
interest Of tie defendant IN tract of land con-.
lsiurg about 40 acrrs conveyed by Guy q. st
kinson u Caran B,rnum aad $50 the Interest OF
the detsrdanis Ii tue nuItsagos exrcu. al BY s..
D. Ba1num on the undivided naig OF ths sstste OF
Levi ;er lrg, ~ fsrcr of Sarsh Bsrnurn. ana g.
sutjtc! lhs ssms - tie Payment f $50 with
iitefes. irom tDe 18th Ct March, 1850, aud the
costs Of ttis suit
disappearing by affidavit f hat tn sb W.
named Cete lnsnts .ie mon re:idents Il lie -I.;e
OF firgiul', l! is ord red that they arpe + with
IL one mon.n s!ter dus lubilsion hereof Ind
GO WIS is neces Arg to protect their i1turest in
this suit, TestG:
+. ". ROB aRDSQN, Cork.
i. VI. Nhic0rstnr, y q IT, l2-s1w
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The steamers of this company make conrec-
tions III Norfolk for Boston snd ell points East
st New York with oil points w est snd Nortn-
west, and Of Alexandria with Virginia Midland
kAiiroai and Wushirst0n and Chic Railroad
Through Rates given and treigh. hand led care.
fully and promptly. For further informator
spply TO +. A. NEED, ASonl,
Jsnney's WHAT.
J. W. THOMPSON. President,
l4lG r street,
sep 2I-tf Washington, Il c.
= es.$$ CI!iD&;a i5I'i5:,s1 LILIES WnEA
.!.t-Lsts2$!! LT TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVE.
D&NJh Az = EOST0E
STEAMERS leave AlezrrdriE EyEEy ViTg;
~ aa1 leave philadelphia EVEAISaT
UE0hE.
Tais inc connects 81 Alexandria with sha {.
4. & d. and " 8 O. i, Bs.. anu at Phi!adn;
phi" With C!ydo'G regular Stesassl;ps far Frij
AlTef. Tto!lGanc3 hid Boston.
freight forwarded with proIr ysaess and c.ts
lrse Of commissions.
NO charge FOR tranEfec il Phiisdelr5:s pni
9 Hhsrtage IN Boston, Quick time Ereuuon:
departures. Through rates snd throuui iii:
OF lsdlag giTeE. Insurance at the lowest rates
agents
=. &. REED, Aiaxanc2iA.
VIZ CLYDE s. GO. Ph1l.do:.t j..
JOHNSON Sc CO. Wash. & Coorern
isr e-.:t e' i
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K. K0mrpr, y q

VihGlN!e4: n the Clerks lice vi the Cot
rorsllon iCu:L OF the c!Ly u .slexsldria,
Oh the tn d-y OF february, 1851.
isaiah hurley, com i.Inant, aasiast Il .un "a
Ann blackburn, } Aha HlGcS bum Charlie,
buds. Il Ind L Ii .Lua Hud, or, Lis wife Mt.
dora Blackburn. re.ila !5i4ukhUrn Audr. u,
Blackburn MCntou BI,cktul, Elja: Ea k
burn, ArtHur Bach bur-, rluLhrd oi,caburl,
The last sLven named b..Dy Inl ATS uAdtr ii
years of a1e, and Andrew Back barn, ST., i =
PENDANTS. III chalcery
Reno The otjocs ol this suit is 10 CT t rec the
periof inGncs OF contract entered Into b7 rlIi b
SiacIblrG, deco al d Isaiah hurley on Uec'r
0!h, 1911, ard 10 , Utaln convey aure Of tina re.I
estatu mentioned in Said coLtratt ~ the said
lssish Hurey.
Ins de''ts ,Chsrl:s auGacr, -au .rds Hudson,
his wife, Ana Ill drew ii ,Hk Du5n sr. nutn. p
entered lhcic aPreHgaGc~ And given srcurity NC
cordlng to the set OF Ascend y, and the rulus Of
lhis Court, and 1t appearing by affidavit that
thdP are not residents OF This Stale, it is or.
defed tina. said deiendants appear here with.
IN one month atLer due publication OF this
order ana DO What Is Necessary TO protect heir
interests In this suit; and that copy of this or
dor be forthwith inserted in tho Alaxandria Gu,
zotte, y newspaper published in the city Of AL
exandra, once week for four successive weeks
and posted IL the front door of the Court house
OIL This city. a ccDy-test:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
a. w. Armstrong and o
d hefnpcr, 'a feb7-w1W
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EEDI" GF TEE ETHS

EVERY MOEDAY, WEDh ESDAY art
FRIDAY, st 80 o clock pm; returning, iesve
Norfolk On alternate days 81 AGO r, ID.
This staunch iron steamer hns juat been paint
ed throughout, ssatsrooms newly furnished SIC
oarpeted, and il the hsndsouest as we'll IS the
sufest boat on the Potomac river snd CT esape.kt
bay, and u the only Steamer making Gloss con.
n9ct!cn With the Nav York and Boston steam.
nrs also cOrneCts with Nich noud stpa nlers and
rLliro,d lines outh. Steps at PLNBT puIhI
Ind POINT LOCKOUT gong sad returning
Fare. frss class, 81 50; second class ST. 80
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! t>;oAiNG TUk b. uHIU xAILkuAU
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

IL i,
-, EoGinnns Nov. 70, 1880.
Inc III ALL TRAIN will lsaye Waahinpton
- : ~ 3. III. End Ale1srdrir at e25 /. m.
daily, except sunday; pass Leeaburx, goinr
s M!"s "sTu, a. II 81 u. IL and arrive NJ Round
Ill Al l. i5pn. iesve HoundHilI at II 80 n m.
pass Leesours, soiGg eastward, l lOp.m.: and
arrive arrive a. hleas' drIa at 3 Ii p. M, and Al
Warrington II 30 .. n
ing ACCOM- u u CATION TRAIN will leave
HsshlnSton al 20 y. N. and Alexandria At
70 p n. daily, except Sunday, and arrive At
Leesourg ut . ~ y. Ia. Lesve Leesburg n 6 90
d; IN. and arrive 81 Alexandria ut Is an. and
Washington RI 80 q. ID
a: Passengers from Washington will take
:a9 washington snd Ohio csrs at toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station at9 20 a. m. and q. IN
=. e., 80 &c through without change CT caIs
Ehe 8'21 an. train from Ale1anGris and IN
2 10 train from Round Hlll connect At Round
u 1lIi with acC?y d Wigginton's Daily Line of
Cohches Tor Snickersville berryville and Win.
chester; s!so Eaaners Line Of Coaches, which
cav Aeeaourg dsily for Aide and Middle-
Both srsin9, westward, make close connection,
Al Vienna With Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair.
M Court House, AVA 81
commentaries tickets. ~ ctn per mile
Sfaaaas sicketn, aaos 0
49,, q KAVENER,
oct'a General Ticket Agent,
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EssNa VI -NSEON MERCK
G. VIM. FISHER

i FISHER. O. wN ErsuEg
EIsl.H&h CT BROS,
a.
(SCc2gssor7 % Fisher, Ross i Go.
GROCEES, LlQUOR AND COMMISSION
h ERChANTS,
10 70 Gam eron street, ALEX 4naris, Va.
Si.cisi rt.si;tion given IL the sale OF country
Dr"Guc", poultry, &c isI2)-tf
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
13Sl-

T1e.AL&XhNDElA GAZGTTA. begun in
1853, is TIC Oldest newspaper il the State, and
the only daily published il Northern Virginia.
1t hos survived, With few exceptions, al! The
pu5hc p7esgos IN America which saw with it tho
dawn OF the nineteenth century: 1t lives, too
not in decay, but lull Ct life ard vigor,
giving all the rews, telling the truth Without
fesr, favor OF affection, t1onctjug ia the privacy
OF no msl'e home. but full to the brim With all
public Information, and giving daily honest
judgments OF public men and public measures.
1t furnishes the news lelegraMs of the New
York Associated Press an Of keuter's European
agency, being, with but three exceptions, the only
paper between Baltimore snd Richmond that is
thus connected with tae great fountains of tie
worlds news.
- With the coming gear oil the long tried and
improved methods Of making q standard news
paper will be continued, with such additional
facilities S past experience justfes the proprie-
tor in believing will add 10 the capacity of the
Gazette TO serve It's readers. II expects to rem
der faithful service to the city, the state and the
country by . candid criticism Of men and events
in the in.eyesL OF the people O.! the Common
wealth Of Virginia.
TO meet iii the demands upon it. the Gazette
will be made a WASHINGTON and EICH.
MOND NEWoPAPER, ss we'll is an ALEX-
ANDKIA JOURNAL. The Richmond and
Washington news of pas: years has left little TO
improve but yet greater effort will be made 20
insure absolute perfection in these departments,
The city of alexandria will find as usual its
daily history in each evenings issue, and tie
intelligence of that section Of Tho Common wealth
which nature has bound to Alexandria by the
curvature OF its MOUNTAINS or the courses of its
rivers as weil IS that portion linked to US by the
iron bands o! railways, will be asaiduously
chroniced
The Business and Go nmerrial columns OF the
Gazette will be llied with the earliest and most
exact commercial news edited with such pains
taking care IS will render al error, where even
slight errors are dangerous, impossible.
The Catt'e Markets of all the leading points of
the world whose rates affect this market will be
quoted. and regular statements OF the Baltimore,
Georgetown, Washington and Alexandria snles
OF cattle will appear.
The Flour, Grain snd Produce movements
dria and neigh boring markets given with sccu.
rscy and dispatch. The Grocery and other mar.
kets will receive constant attention, and the
money or stock markets OF the country epito.
mized for its columns, full details being given
to all stocks, SC, which find Investors in this
section of the country.
The advertising columns Ct the Gazette ofar
inducements which experience has shown to ef-
ford greater returns for small investment than
~ other which can be made.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Handria Daily Gazette. per snnum
sndris Tri-Weekly Gazette. 4 "
Always cash in adv.nce
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Efss. NEGty EepBkE.

FfSa. NEGty EepKE.
ijT1ts.s.srEEas 4. G.. E.e-sa Egra.NEs .Ecssga
SEBSEIaE-
EVERY FRIDAY, at - d.; and returning,
'esye Sow York, from pier d. East river, ".
EHT SATOk DAE, st & O. clock y. IL
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/ 1hAh !. TAf LUk, Jr.,
~
COMMISSION MERCHANT
: gent for
j. z. FICALNE s SOM BHIDG WATER
FLOUE,
S nd wholesale and retail FEED DEALER
tnt CUTTER OF Hay.
Prompt s;.eniion given 20 ell orders both from
ely a2d country
Nos. IL s. l3 NORTH UNION ST,
iarl2 AltXsrdrs Va
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FOR N0EsFxsEA,

Connecting with Merch.a:s' and Miners Line
for Boston, s:aansr
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ETEAM ERef
~ 0 7 l G 4 &.

~ 0 G Z.
FHTO.n.9C FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
Fuk LANDINGS
OK TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On sEd sfLer Sunday, July le:h,
Will leave as follows:
Steamer T V. ARROWSNITH leaves Pcto-
nae Ferry Co.'S wharf, leo: Of King street,
E?ERI So DAY, TU ESD&Y and IL u hS
Ia l, 81 I 80 10, for ieorsrdtoun and ali
int rmediate lsndings.
Stesmar III Yn'r.C leaves &VEET MOP.
Dhf, Wktih ESDAY and FRIDAY, at 7 sc
a. NJ, Tor !Aomini Sid intermediate landings.
GEO. S. Phillips, Msnsner,
Potomac Ferry Company.
j. B PADG ETl, Agent. jyl7
Il o31oE'
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and stier Monday. Gctcbes 4,h. the
hosts of tina fCTOMAG FERRY CO. will ru1
So follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
500 60, S 80, 9 80, 10 80 and Il 80 E NJ, and
Il 81, Sc 80. 3 80, 81, 81 and is D. 10.
LEAVE " AaHINGTCN:
Go0 ~. 60, 81, 10 80 and II so q. H., and
l. 30. 81. 80, 80. i30, S 20 snd s 80 .. II,
Hn sunday this hFsl trip from each cid VIII bt
at 80 - In
ny45 SEQ. 4. PHILLIPS, Asnaser.
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Fasas s,dts'ssW.StJ IEIVasA.

ETE.T.s ;Es SJ4ssS ~. Tssn.wrsacsS'
livery MONDAY. THURSDAY and SAT
URDAy ST T.5U a. Ill, returning On alternate
days.
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~ lkGlNlA: IL lilo Clerks OH &c " ;ne Cor
pCra;iun Court OF the cl'c OF Alex.n ria
on The 5.h Day OF Febfutry, 1851
Ibouss faIktr, c1W ulhinGut aSsins. Amanda
NJ. Viol~tt ). :. Wilns.ti gud q a7y V VIM
sstt his wife, Mary t. WImsat, . n;hony AZ
Armstrong, sdm'r C t u b. L. of ebert
q. Violet, Gee i Ait! Q y E;clett --
Whelan aid Minnie VI hyiaa, his wifi h IL.
Violet, Lille Vio.etl, I'D via VI; lett j &c ME
Stevens sud William Kramer, The lat tvs
be az lat nts urcer twenty. ore Seafs Ct sgs,
dtfadants IT cnsnctry.
ii .mo. nc OIL CT Of this cut is to enfrSca the
periOrIA"i Cd oil Contract eAIsEut Into by sid
hohert u. violet decd IL his lite sine au6
siid Inomrs Park-r, Oh tho 12.h day cf u arch,
Is U, and 10 ohLain drej u coavryshca tn
real estate N Toned i'll said cynirsct t. the sid
Thomas Parker
The del, Iisn.s William Kramer, Jennie
Stevens. ----- Whcisn, Iiin.lo WhclLr, Ll.
wif9, Edwia ViJiett, Lille Y o cit Ella VI ,lett
did +tSUod Wet. Mt h,v,;.S enle, i IL cir
her sp!elraEce and lveL secUrlty according 10
the act If HsSe'n1lS sDC me ru.US OF this Count
nLo II appearing by affidavit. lat Id, are moi
rasldGI!s II ils clae IL l. ordered thal the salH
de endnnts appear horu within Uae month attsl
duo publication OF his order. 6nd do VIVA, is
Il, C.sc.ry W protect their lutslot IN this su
sud that copy ii this order BIZ ;.Ilhwlta l..
serted IN the 4-!eXanGria Gszalte hLaWapnpe.
published III the city O! Alaxandria. onca & week
Tor four successive weehs and posted At u
front doc: OF The Court House OF this city.
MARION MARIE, lars.
b. k0mrP-, y l., hi WI ~
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~ lRrl La. 10 VIZ: In !he tiv.k. Office o.:
the GO ut Court Of Ftrtsx cLunty, Feb
rusry II, ISL
Sa!En S.hue's, who sues for The U.S. OF O.
Sei g~iCk plaintiff, versus Siprsh 5sruun ard
lew Eartum, de'andA4ls. { hancsry
Memo. The vi ct of this sui IS t. attach IL e
Interest OF the ctierdcnts III lat OF nd. con
tanning about 10 acres conveyed by tu3C Al.
Ei' soh t. Sarah barnum, sid nisc ih,, in Ter s.!
q tee CGteh'"nts IN the mortgages executed b
d :. &Hrl um OH ths uLCiYoed hsit OF tho IL
tate Il i-otl eU.lps, IL favor IF S.rsh B;..uuu,
I'd to subject the E aie 10 tho payn"r, q SGv
with II t:ro.i from thA l2lh Of EaSrcb 1881 arG
Inc c3sts o: this suit
1t apl a!in4 by ali iavit I'D inst the above
famed dsendants AZ loc residents Of the s.talc
OF Virginia u Is ordered thst lhey appear wi;Ei1
orc month a'ter duo publication iie,aUt a..d g.,
VII t l. - c, ssary 10 prot. c. tnvf iuLercst Ia Lns
suit Teole:
r. w. RICHARDSON, Cinrh.
". u, : I 'cErsIrr. f.l:D-. 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-01-06
9ie Grfabruns. eines Mr3tes.

@arratspille, Otiego &c., g. g., ben
20. Mpril 1876. 81. 9. Yierce, NJ. D.
Geebrter 9err SD bebanbelte tiir3=
lid einen Sal BON lansjdbriser 3art=
leibietei,, Bel tpel@em i@ faft jebes
9eilmittel Ser materia medica periu@.
te, oos ie 5u bieiem 3spsde gebrau9t
tpuroe, obne cine permanente &ur Be,
wirten gu t0nneu. ssSn meiner Ger=
SweiFuns faufte i'd eiuise Tlaider pon
Shnen pleasant Purgative Pellets
Nnsenebm abfiibrenoe YiQ4en) unb
perIhrie6 bieIelbsn init Dem gliidli1fen
3eiultate. Ser patient 1T iest per.
manent berseaellt. Mhtun9spoll,
9r. Sc. S. Meg!elonb.
tH ggaiu.s II iirsa,o eil,er sottuns be-
g.. Sr.Ier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-01-06

belfen, ben aus9efeQten ge9iel ein3u-
lSlen man iiberldbt bas Den @rie4en
lelbf. Sic m6sen iebt ii& borauf be-
rufsn, bab bic nationalen 2eibenl&af-
ten ni@t seitatten. 3uriid3umei@en, unb
oab Ole Md6te einen Naibbrau& beg
Sieses Der 3iirten ni9t buloen meroen.
4ber lsttere. Die stuar i&Iedte @taats.
mdnner. ieoo@ unpermerfi9e Diplo.
maten iino, t6nnten ii9 iebr ,pobl ba-
nit besnisen. Die @rie@en eremplaril9 |
ju f&lasen IT, F@ nod bieier Section, Die
ibnen fir lause 3eit &ube idafien Mir
De. auriidBrSieben. 9ie &uiien ,ueroen
oas Jeuer in @rie&eulano 29iren, ba.
nit es lidterlob brennt, uno bic Slrten
berbeieilen. UNI 3u l6i&en. llnteresi-|
len mira &ublano Die 8ulsaren, bon
|>pel6en Der Siirtei Die gr6bte @sfabr
auf Der 8altanbalbinlel orobt, aufbesenI
uno ii4 bic M0sIi&teit errinsen, ieine
6offnunsen 3u oeruirtli4en, UNI uel9e
es li6 auf Dem 8erliner @onsr:B be-
trssen Iab. 60 miiroe &ublanb Beute
MAIDEN bnr& cine @9iloerbebnns Der
8ulsaren, tudbreno 5iirtsn unb @1ie.
den in m0rotrii4em Sample i'd s.sen-
ieitiS oufreiben. Sic &sfabr. ,pel4e
our& bic srie9il@e Tra9e ben Trieoen|
@uropa's orobt 1T cine iebr ernfe uno
Lift l4wer 3u beieitisen. ..
@as Sta1ien betriHt, 10 eebt es
fir i& unb i'm Snnern ben iteten, olt-
semobnten Rrebssone. ssm diplomas
|tiiden G61terconcert ipielt es Die per=
d4tli9e &olle: ,s ibielt nod allen
@eiten, ftets bereit, li9 oemjenieen in
Sic Arme gu ,uerien, Ser als Der Wleii~
6ic!enoe auf Die @ant ee4t.
i Sdwieris lit Die @te(lun9 Dcutl@-
|lanbs uno Oeiternids aur orientalil9en
Grage. 9eutl&lano bat gar tein Sn,
terelIe 5aran, oab bic Yforte Die @rie-
den nieoerpirft, pielmebr mub Deutl6-
! LAMP i'm Sntereile Der Civilization uno
oer l1nabbdnsi9teit Der abenblduoii@en
] |Nationen baran liegen, baB oas srie9i.
] lde Clement erltartt uno ii4 als mirt.
t James @e9sn9slpiebt eeeen Die |looii9en
J plane i'm Orient er>peiit. Sn erFer
J, 9inie aber felt Bic Grbaltuns bes
europdiiden Trieoens, rno 0ieier Griebe
t p;ro ni9t bur9 Elm bartnddi9es SET
6alten an oen gum groBen Sbeile ein=
sebiloeten Snterelien elmer gr,peiteruny
Der 6iterreidil6en Ma@t, ioubern nur
our@ Elm 9emeinldaftli6es 3uIammen.
mirten nit oem iibri9en europa 5ur
Musfiibruns Der 8erliner GonsreBbs=
i@liille nit einiaer Nusf9t aui Dauer
gu erbalteu uno su li9srn lein.
@er Die Sage Der 9in9e in ber alien
Welt nit aufmertiamem Nuse praft,
Dem miro es Inn 10 unbeimli9er, ie
ldn9er uno tiefer er iiber bas diplomas
ti19e Gbaos na6oentt, in pel9em 5iA
Occioent uno Orient hefiroen. @iro
Elm Blib, ber pl6lib in ben bereboben
3unber fd6rt, Elm &ielenfeuer entsiin=
oen.
@emdb ber Gerlpectipe, wel6e 1a
Dem &unoldouer in oas neue ssSabr er=
6ffnet, tann Ct li@ leioer Der 9offnuns
ni6t bin9eben, oaB es nns piel @utes
hr;noo%1 +1,irN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-01-06
ct. Pa,1l @aas!
s srt 5trabe, neben Der steA
GbaS. fdber, gisentbimer
ct. Saul, u Tn I, e OF .

81. y !, Ut II NE UI t.
GcIes Sotel 1T auT's 8efte etageridtet uus
bietet Saum fir 80 Veriones,. Sir quite
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aetraaeu. 8as bette Bier uub CUTE 2i9n0re.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-01-06
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-02
Il TERdCIOUS EDITOR.

The editor of the Petaluma Peauine
is evidently not considered by his
townsmen to crowd the lamented George
Washington very hard on the score of
veracity. The other day two of his
principal advertisers walked in, and said
one:
"Howdy, Major9 I want you to an
swer question just decide little bet,
you know. Now, sir, be SO kind as to
pay particular attention, and think be-
fore you speak. Did it rain this morn
ing?'
"Why. Of course it didi'' said the
political thunderer. much surprised.
EXACTLY, much obliged" said the
citizen, with relieved expression.
You see Judge. Parker bet me $40
that you couldn't tell the truth ON any
subject, and under any circumstances
whatever, and I took him up. Come
out and take a drink" And, as the
winner further agreed to pay his back
subscription out of the stakes, the Ma
jor concluded to call it square. -Sa,s
Francisco Post.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-02
Pa1SrERs JOKE.

Printers jokes are not always enjoy
BILE, but an exception may be made In
favor of the witticisms of John 3. Tai
man, of Lynn, who celebrated his gold
en- wedding by giving 81, 800 to the City
Hospital to be used for the benefit of
the printers of Lynn, accompanying the
gift with the following note:
GENTLEMEN: Having been pioneer in the
printing business in Lynn and having spent
long term of years in the Ito meg pleasant ap-
pllcation of the ''Art Preservative of all Arts"
and, as my wife belongs to a typographical
family, represented by father and four (of
slx) brothers, have improved the "golden ="
opportunity but once in q lifetime
to commemorate the Goth anniversary of our
marriage by gift to the Lynn Hospital in be-
half OF the printers of Lynn. |, therefore,
have this day given out p" to the Lynn Hos
pital take" of $4,000, to be set up"
and remain as 60 live matter" to be "worked
Off as occasion may require, but, in no 50 case"
is the 'forigmal - 50 form to be 81 distributed"
[ cherish the hope. for your sake, that the in
stitution may never be obliged to "turn for
the want of sorts" or have the misfortune
to ''pi the form " or "sauabble any part ;
but will keep the " furniture" SO well sad
jrsted," and SO ply the ''mallet" and " shoot
ins-stick, that not "quoin' shall "drop
out " or be lost. Thus may they be able to
work off " I" token" after "token," year by
year, till the last living member Of the g black
art " shall have corrected his last "proof."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-02
to be continued.
Notes From Fullen's.
FULLEN's. Tenn Aup

FULLEN's, Tenn, August 80.
Mr.. EDITOR: We hastily drop you few
items this morning. Mr. G. W. LaughliR
died at his residence at this place on last
Friday He had heart disease. Mr.. John
Prator, young man seventeen years of
age, living in Prator Valley, south of the
Nolaehucky, died of paralyses on last Thurs
day. His brother, William Prator, and
Mrs Salina Reaves are both sick with the
fever Misses Josie and Julia McColet.
Emma Squibb and Clara Doyle also have
the fever.
The GreenevilIe District Seminary, at
Rheatown, opened yesterday morning with
upward of eighty students in attendance.
Many more will come as soon as the fruit is
worked up and the wheat sown. This is
one of the best schools in East Tennessee.
Rev. G. G. Wright, A. NJ, principal; Miss
Rhoda Inman, professor of English litera-
ture and science; Miss Fanny Remine, pre-
ceptress, and Miss Florence Donnely music
teacher, compose the faculty.
Our farmers and their families are now
happy, happy, happy
Mr. G. S. Earnest has opened his new
produce house and is paying cash for every
thing from dried berries and eggs to wheat,
corn and fat hogs.
Mr.. G. Nelson is erecting new grocery
house in our "burg"
w. c. Black, Esq, is building large
wagon factory in the rear of his old work
shop.
The following persons have recently
married: Mr.. S. L. McAmis and Miss
Josie Moore, Mr.. Samuel Cash and Miss
Mary Smith. white; and Mr.. Hammer
Earnest and Miss Nancy Broyles, colored.
The weather is still dry and hot