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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-15

Baggs got up too early, one morn
ing, and began to scold the servant
girl. His little six-year-old, who had
been listening attentively during the
conversation, broke in with:
Father, stop scolding; you needn't
think that Jane your wife"
Any person, who has one good eye,
can readily see sharp point in the
above. 1t takes children and fools to
tell the truth, every time. Baggs
will not scold that hired gal again
when little Dulcina is up and dressed,
you bet.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-15

JOSH BILLINGS After man gifts
to be SO years old he don't form any
new habits much; and the best he can
do IL to steer hiz old ones.
Emmy man who kan swap horses, or
ketch fish, and not lie abont it, IL az
Plus az men ever git in this world.
The sassyest man | ever met IL
henpecked husband when he is away
from home.
An enthusiast IL an individual who
believes about tour times az much az
he can prove, and he kan prove about
four times az much az any body be-
lieves.
Thoze people who are trying to git
to- Heaven on their kreed will find at
last that they didn't have thru tick
et
Too long courtships are not always
iudlcious. The partys often tire out
s1oreiDg fore the tlot begins.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-15

At the recent college examinations
the girls were found superior to the
boys. We always maintained that
the boys were after the girls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-15
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LEGAL NOTICES.
,lRGINIA II Fairfax Circuit Court Sep.

SylRGINIA: In Fairfax Circuit Court Sep.
Y tomber 7th, 1881.
Matilda Holcombe, VS.. julia G ,les Z E. Geek
Grille, David A. Windsor the personal repro
sentative OF George d. Ramsay, name sri
residence unknown; tho personal Represents
tive of Philip + FendalI, name and residente
unknown. and the personsl rcurss sentative of
SD. NJ. Gales, naue ard residence unknown
In chsncery.
Memo. The object of this suit is to enforce g
deed of trust executed by S. J. Il. Gales 10 L
z. Cccke7iIla and David a Windsor. bcalias
date January 1st 1915 to secure to Matilds tioi
connie the sum of Sl,395 g, and to obtain de-.
cree for the ssle of tho real e:tsts conveyed by
sad derd Of trust. and appc,to OF the p-n.
ceeds to tbs payment OF said SUN of ST., 395 s.
with interest thereon from tins lst dsY Of .lauu.
Try, 1879 uuti paid. 1t appearing by stii 1avii
fCd, that of the above namod defend ants the
personal representatives. Of George D. Ramsay,
Phiip K. Fend~ll, and 8. J. II Galsa sre On
known and believed to be non residents, an3
julia Gales, who is non resi- 'ett Of Tivgiuis i,
is ordered ,h,t they appear within one month
after publication hereof, Ind 90 wh.t is neces.
ssry 10 protect their Interests. Copy .este
JNO. ". GRAHAM, Clerk.
Moore s. Son, p q SO; S 7GI
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Aleexxu1QrI(a C5uuEe 5ttt
THURSDAY hysNING. SEPT. IS

SUICIDE AT SEA.--As tie stcsmahia = sta,
nfthe Archer !io", lay ID hcr blr:h at FIR 1t
North river CD i6e .,9.d Ct JIlY, I2a2 sou
80 ye9rs Of aSc came sb2ard ron tie bus9 rior
AID said that 10 vas IN I9g';shTaan, GU: ci
Ii rey apd auxicus TO return 10 EqR!.td l.
given so opportunity, he added. lie w,ul BE-
glad 10 wo;k f5r IL p.s 8, hcmH Chic! Er'
queer Murray 5. q GA be u!d fpd G V. C .rcy
es Goa! passcr, am !a!i taa us0 t. GONE
abcerl wiih hi luggage, il he hsd any, IS snoD
IS he cue. SCi1a sons lsiac tbo GrRn cane
aboeri 9th i!unk. Il sai; th.t III ".:o-
was PsEker'oo. S1us Of ,ha f:"G.ca g: IA"
Al5aIi. Speak q tin c. c you, gi:h n:c, OF
ctmpsrat,V~iy zig OF buIc, god. 10 all nppe.r-
apc s. uuuH24 TO L.aEGai lab r. The i ss'i&
sal.td :, S o'clock "a tao mGrGitg # thc SIS:
of July. Wb-n she Tcsc GO Eugisnd h:r It'll
GERS reported 20 the Board Of Tride Of L2rd30
that Plukerton v5s missing. He went Oh Gu )
at n7un Oh the 3ls. Of july. The engine .u4:u
was so hot chat tho vat,raa FIR meG sUi C Il
Nsssors Cd o cjmo u - The deck f!cqGeE;!y
10 c,t fl. li.kog.yr was detailed 10 70 ia:3
the coal bInSera srd chow. o5ai donr So ;ia'
tie hrcucu ooL!i reach it easily. IL hcs,rt: d
to enter tbs aFieS5 bEaEcrs. lhc regular fife
men ordered l. IL 10, Ga,: wbep ho aTog rex,
opcted TIC GTa;e Ccors upon ia. Ucab!2 20
stand the &c hogi he c!I't, Il WI d :s.E
or jump ovcrbo:rd thaD wo!k hc7c," aYd hGtv
red up 10 the d,c.. Chi:t EOriuac. Murray
followed Kim, ard cd trd iiar back 10 dug,
lie said Tia! ho vas Et-u,'oi ) he heat, a,d
that BE- c)u!d act work II The iu2ktrs, BG.
the calnt or g!nceT repeated tao order. fi1t =
sen said tbs. ha must ct d'iok OF water. ana:
he moved quickly forward. lis :ras set seei!
nCala, al q II Is .oss be That no lua3lG over.
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Opening lasl sJs0~Eus. O. G12, z. asg5.
CLQgIEQ,


Washington, j. C., End Northeastern n.i:s s
8. NJ, Il IA. &nd and s IS y. ~.
Western mails 30 ali s IS D. ~.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, &c 50 =
N. snd 80 and Is p. "a
South and Southwestern raai!5, viz I.7nrho
burg, Virginia, way and tlrouSh ulaiia, u y.
m. and % p. II.
MANASSAS Division : co e. Il.
Alexsnd1is 70 Bound Bill Va, GO :, 10
OrETIc;G,
Northern and Western mails via WASHING.
son, D. G., s SO :. u. y "a. aad GO ,. n,
Southern Nails, via Richmond, Va., & &c :. IT
and 80 q. n.
Southwestern mails ia L5nchoil-@ Vi-z:3is
Ghrou2a nails including way mails % Midland
Railroad, So 6. II.
MANASSAS Division 60 pm for lock ho1 o:3;g
Round Kill to ;lolnnCr,z. Vs., 81 .. Il.
Once a2oEs-C--c2 oga23 p. 20 Z. e, 30
closes at O. ,. N.
,Sunday Hours--CSca opg7s ST 2 A5 s. Il. SO
closes q! 20 Il. n,
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1881 GREAT 1881
PEN HOTTIE

PENNSYLVANIA ROCTE
70 THE NORTa, VEST & SCU7RW EST
DoUBLH TEAvK, -
STE&N BALLS, Splendid SCBNES
&AQNlFiCENT EQUIPMkEi.
Nay lG:h, 1851.
TvsiuE loaye Washington irOIn Gspr: of BAL.
TINOHE S POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor.
ne. OF Sixth and & 81! cots SO follows:
iG 30 an. daily, except Sunday, =at 2.0G 1000
ard ~ 10 PIN dsily, with Palace Gers. Ihra-
t;ad G2press Of Pultuaa Psrior Cars $50 c.
5. d. daily, e.cspt 52Edsy. For Philadelphia
and III 30 a. N: daily, except Sunday, and
.1o0, 3 40, 10 End 10 Is p. NJ. daily.
For fittshurG and rho West s.Uu a. m, With
isrior csr 10 Plttsburg and Sleeping CAT to
Plt!sburg nnd Chicago 1879 5. IN, dsily
go D. N. ttAi ?, With Palace Gar to Chicsec.
For Caasnds;gua sad the No.tn, 8 w o. III.
except sunday and 9.31 =. In. daily. except
Saturday, with Palace Car 70 Uanandaigus.
For " skins, 1870 g. n. daily except Sun
day.
For Baltimore q. s. 30 and 1880 a. m;
2W, ~ 40, $40, 9.3Q, 10 70 and 1915 p. u.
On Sunday, 500 and 1879 am; 2.0O. 8. ~, $50,
For ropes Creek Line, 6 40 d. M. and DO pm.
daily, excep: Sundsy.
For Annapolis, 4 Az a. Ii. and ~ p. Il. daily
eScep: sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandris 100, 70, $40. and IL 80 a.
n, and 20. s, Il 20, add IL 80 p. III. Sun
day st Gu, 20, and II 80 a. N. and 8 p. m.
Ira.es leave Alexandria for Washington, 800
s.Oo, end 10 a. IA, and IL ID, 3, 6, Z, 9 10
p. N. End II night.
On Sunday at SOS, End 10 :. N. and I 90 and
IL p. 70.
TAROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
C9ontico and Richmond, will leave Alexsn.
drla at 7.2O and II Il a. In. daily and 81 p.
m. daily, except Sunday.
Fest mail, leaving OF II II q. M, makes but two
stops, viz: at Quantico and fredericksburg,
between Alexandria aud Richmond.
Tickets and information CAL be procured IT
principal railroad Stations and ticket Offices
ScutEea5s. j. K. WOOD,
Gon'l. Passenger agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General hsnsser. myl8
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sSTAsHINaTON q CHIC KAILKoAU

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAlNS DAILY (E&OEPT SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEX ANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL,
Beginning May 9. 1881.
Leave W ashIng.on Al 8 20 .. m. and 42O o,
m. and Ale1sndris ct 925 a. m. 4 rs D. m.
fasa Leesourg, going westward at IL 80 4. IN.
and b ~ D. m, and arrive ct Round Hill at
"a 10 p. In. ana I 20 q. m. Leave Round Hill
at ~ B. m. and II 30 pm. Pass Leesburs, 20.
Ing eastward, at 6 OK q. N. and 10 .. NJ, and
arrive at Alexandra at 8 is >. NJ, and Is
2. an, and 81 Washington 8 25 .. M. and
Is p. 10.
% Passengers from Washington will take
tae Washington and Ohio cars ut the Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ate ~ q. m. and 4.EO
p. r., and 90 through to RcunG Hill without
change Of cs1s
the 0.25 am. train from Alexandria AND 1890
2; M train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Mccoy & Wigginton's Daily Line Of
coaches for SnickersvilIe, Berryvilie and Win.
CHESTER also Rearer's Line of Coaches, which
leave Lsesourg daily for Aide and Middle.
burg.
Both trsins, westward mske close connections.
a. Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stagea for F,ir,
Tax Court House. @'7
Communication tickets, q ctr per mil.
Aznualfieketa, $50.
4. q. HAVENER,
N.Y. General Ticket Agent.
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Hail, Southwark, connects st Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio &. T., East and West. At
Lynch burg, connects With Norfolk & Wort.
ern r: K through Southwest Virginia, to
and Tezss-and st Danville with Richmond s.
Danvil!e g. B., to South sud Southwest.
Express. Southwark connects at Charlottee.
villo W sn points on Ches & Ohio &. r.. and
MINED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
sxandris daily, except Sunday, 800 .. M. and
II 35 9. NJ, and returning arrive st Alexandria
IL 10 M and 2 30 p. NJ.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 =. NJ. aud Alexandria t6.. r.. daily
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave S.rssburg 2 80 p. m, arriving at
Alexandria II So p. NJ.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISlCN leaves AloIandris dsily, except Sun.
day, at 9 90 a. M, arriving at Strasburg At = 10
y. M, and returning leaves Str7sburg st b 70
6, m, arriving in Alexandria at DC p.m M.
For hid6leburg, daily connection 81 Plains
station.
For Uppsrville, regular connection nj Della.
For WARRENToN. leave Washington +.
| 7 IL 3. e. daily snd II % q. N. daily, except
Sundsy.
| PasseDg gers can Leave Wsrrenton st 25 an
snG take mixed train at Junction and reach
Aloxsndrin at II III %, in time to mase' A. &
! +. train at II 81 p m for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
| al trains make good connections, at Wash
| iogton to and from N orth and West.
New Orleans sleeper iesves Washington al
7 10 y. NJ, running through With out change
| Faet train wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through to White Sui
phur Springs without change and from White
sulphur to Bsltim ore without change. This is
| tho fastest train between these points.
| Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ca, without change, on ~ 10
| D. m. train.
| Through tickets very low to the South and
| Southwcst.
| MERCER SLAUEHTER, q. T. A..
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Steamers OF tlis lino will run a. s1!Ioy.,
Ea&Is fselsEss.H,

Steamers OF this lj1o will run a. ,I!lows:
ES>is E<sasE8s.A,
Connecting with Merchants and Miaers Line
!0r Boston, steamer
LEX" OF TEE E.sEs
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, Sc s CO O'Clock p.In.; returning, lsaye
Norfolk On alternate days &! 400 D. u.
This stsunch iron stcsnlar hiss jus. been paint.
ed throughout. siaiccoo1s newly furnished and
csrpeSei, sud ID th1 hanGscress as we'll as tho
safest tos. or the Potomac river aud chesapeake
bay, AMI is he oaly steamer making Close con.
aSct:on wl.h tie lev York and Boston steam.
orc; also cGanecta With Richmond steamers and
railroad I;aoz south. Stops vt PlNEY POINT
4Ad POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Nay lst, 1851, excursion tickets
good for SVEN cage. will DO issued as follows
Firstctass round Tip TO 1T. Monroe snd Norfolk
80 o.; frs: class fare to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second cinsa zach way 81 90; f,s,
class fare 10 finay Foirt and Point Lookou,
81 So f:st clsss routed trip to Piney Point sad
Point Lookout 81 W; sncond class each wsy 75c
Sts.eroGms VI ; nlesls I52-
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49, ,, u -'Ns w. =" tsAA0M, tlHlR.
W. Wil:oughby. D. q. saI G-w1W


VIRGINIa: In Fairfax Circuit. Coprt, SeI-
v TENDER 81, 1851.
a. Freeman, in lis own behs!f. and such ether
creditors OF John l.. Moore, deceased ns Twy
become parties IN and share the costs Of this
suit, vs. klyrA Moore, in her own right, snd
rs oxecutri1 of John l. Moore, deceased So
rsh a. Hunter execu!lix Of James Hunter,
deceased; Thomas Moore, commissioner Of
ssle, SC In chanterG,
Memo The object OF This sui. is 10 subject the
real estate Of John l.. Moore. dsvessed, 20 the
pay ment Of his debts.
/! happening by affidavit filed thst Of the above
named defendants El7ira Moors ia non resi-
dsns Of the State of Virginia, it is ordered tina.
she appear within orc month afIer publication
hereof snd do what is necessary to protect her
interests. a cop7-sesta:
JEO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
GoGre s. Son. r.q seL6-~4W
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NTIRGINIA: In Fairfax Circuit Cour., Sep
v TENDER Sd 1881.
Harriet King, by her GeEt friend, ". Wi.,ouph
By and John j. King, her husband. vs.. De-
borsh Fow Q, Emma Smith End John Smith
ler husband, Ellen Stewart and Charles Stow.
art, her husband. Frank Linton, jerome Lin
ton, Dsniel T. Smith and Frank Linton, cEec-
u.crs Of ;hs vii OF Lewis G. Linton, dec d.
In cEsnceIy.
semo. The objcc. Of t&a suit is 10 obtain q
sale and division Of Inc p.opprtp vised TO
complR!Rsnt, Harriet AiaG, and Ter sisters By
The will of Lewis {. Linton, deceased
Il appesring by affidavit filed that the defend.
snts above named. Deborah Fowe, Emma
Smith end John Smith. her husband, Ellen
Stewart aid Charles Stewart, her husband. sid
FrsnS Linton sra non residents OF Virginia it is
ordered that the ss;d non residents appcsr with.
III oac meath alter due publication hereof. and
do what is necessary to protect thuir interest.
L copy-tHs!e:
JNO. W. GRAHAM, Clerk.
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Goore s. Son. ia seL6-T4

SjlKGINIA: In tho Clerks eli, of the Cit
cult Cour! for the County of Fli-faz. IN
equity, August 50, 1881. In vacation.
Jorn Johns jr., plointif. VI. keascy Johns,
Arthur (. Jchna, Julia joins, Catherine 4
PeJ!on and I. Jefferson Peytoa, Nanne v.
j. Mason and Richard K. Macon, End Lessius
+ Lee and Arthur Her bert Executors of John
Johns deceased, defend. n:s. In equity.
Tho object Of this suit Is to have the order Of
Fairfax County Court. entered at the J.&u,-y
e1m~iSi9. of said Court, ordering the last viii
anc codlcll Of John Johns decd together with
the aGdavits Of Csssus r. Lee, Vi-riuia Mason
md Dinna T. Dickson TO be recorded in said
Court. declared null and void and Of no effect.
set aside, snd rendered imperative, go that it
csnno: be used AZ evidence in the Courts Of the
state OF Maryland or elsewhere 10 show that said
Will rnd codlcl were gu described by three wit
nesses IN she manner required by the laws Of
Maryland; and, Il in the opinion Of the Court it
/, proper, for trial By jury 10 be had TO .scGr
tsin whether ssid will aud cudicil had been exc
cuted in such manner that they passed tbs real
estate OF the tes.stor, situated IN Maryland also
TO eHJon and restrain the said kensey joins and
Arthur 5 johns, or tho said Ca.sius F. Lee and
Arthur Herbert, Executors Of said John Johns,
DECD. from in any manner using tbs said order
Of aIrtsH County Court, or any copy thereof,
or the record thereof in the oi ce of The Register
Of Willis OF ammo Arundel county, Maryland, as
evidence in the suit in the Circuit Uour! of said
Anne Arundel county, Mary lsud, wherein ohn
johns, jr., is plsinttt, and kensey Johns and
others ars defendants.
An I'll lsvit having been made end fled that
tho detendants kensey Johns; Catherine l..
feJton knd T. Jefferson Pes ton, Nannia v. u.
Mason aud Richard il. Mason, arc non-residcnts
OF Vlrgln!a, it Is ordered that they do nppsar
here within ono month after duo pu olca,!on and
do Whist is necessary to protect their interests
herein. a copy tesse:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
n. u. Marshall,
Wm. Nj Merrick, }p.u.
w log & MnahhanL /
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TEE STEAMER
SE CRGE LIE A RY

KOa!!J lCg tho q. 5. St NlIJ
VII Leave her Thsr!, foot OF Prince street, on
TIL ESDAfS end THURSDAYS 1t 6 D. NJ.
1 IT.; o&IuhOAGS: at $50 p. 4, stopping at
FlIey PcInt sad Pciat Lookou! going and re-
turning: Returning leaves Ncrfo L On WE'D.
NESDAiS, fridays sid SUNDAYS ct 4
o'cloci: p. nj.
HcFirains with &s71, 1881 Excursion tickets
VII be Issued, COCO fer tour days, as follows:
FIRST r!sss tero to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
'olE, e W. fiTs: class rcuod trip, So CO; Second
class, each way, g. 50; First clsss fare to rirry
fo;ht and Point Lo"kcit ST 80; First. c:ass
round trip, 81; Second cissa ouch way, rs Gle.
Ststeraoas 81. Meals IS Cts.
GEORGE AATTINGLT, Supt
L. Il. AlOS. F gsrt. mh26
2 MIND & SEAEo@ED CUAsTlNG 60
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RAILROADS.

4 IL CHINA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN s. BARBOUR, President.
On ead after SUNDAY, June, ~, 1881, Pas
senEer trsine will run "a follows;
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EEEi: NMYS EEfna,

EsFRa Il ftSs ESsiea.
aF&1s2E&s e. @. &es-.et 1ETs Ash SOHS
Git2S<:sN
~ ;sEf FRIDAY, Al Il No.; and returning,
leave NeY York, from pier ii, hast river, Nv.
Ely EAGUkGh !, ~ 4 O'clock p. n.
TIE s:eamOrs OF this company mske counec-
tiors =: t:nrtolk icr E;I6ioG snd all points Res.
st New 2ock With s!l points West and NORTH,
west, sad ct Alexaniri1 with Vir;2in!a Midland
RsIlco2d ana Washington ald Chic Esilro.d
Through E.;es gwen AMI freight handled care.
fully snd promptly. FUs further lniorms.lcn
appiy TO +. p. &.EED. Asea..
WEI. THOMPSON. Fsasidvnt, ''
liio street.
sep 2!-st Washington, D @.
,,..;as,zs yLyOg'.; STEAM LINE wgEy-
s & IL To
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RITEE, pRCyr.
DENGK AND BOSTON.
Steamers leaTe AlcEGnirj2 EyEEY TITRS.
pa and isaVo ihiladslphis EVERY SAT-.
UHDAy.
This line conuo2,s 81 hls1.ndri. with .soc
e - e.. a2u " 9; y. i. Rs, enc ct Pbil=del.
pai' win urges regular Staallgdivs foe Fail
hlvsr, providence sad Boston,
Freight forwarded with prom ptness and c.rs,
frea OF commissions.
10 GGs1g9 for transfer in Philsdelphjs. .nd
wharfage e Boston. Quick time. Fre1nant
departures. Through Istes and through I;ils
0! iadlCs given. Insurance st the lowest rstcz.
Agents:
:. e. EEID, AlesarGrir.
W@. CLYDE s CO., Philsde:nhfa,
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. s. Georspn
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EVERY FRIDAY, ri L H.; and returning,
leave Neg 1erS. ftoa pier ii, hast river, Nv.
Ely SATURDAY :, 81 4 o Clock n. n,
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,

On and sf!er Monday, August 1t, 1881 the
S.e.mer .. V. AFRO WSsiITH, will leave her
wharf, foot OF XII E Street 8! 7:3u Q. n EVEHY
MONDAY, THUKSDAY and SATURDAY
for ali R!V L I,ASDiNGS On Aondsy as
tac Is Nomini Ferry; On Thursday, Nomiai
CurT:omsn and Leonsrd;own On Saturday
Curt:oann spd t.~rnard.own.
Steamer NJ FSTiC sundays for River Lend
ings SO u down SIS Upper Mschodock, stoypi, z
81 Hren:s whalf ard Chspe Point.
:, tuesdays u:akIag tho abave landings Us fsr SIS
Msttnx Greek.
i.:8-u ]. L WOOD, Msnsser.
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~ FAIRFAX CIRCUIT COURT,
august 30!n, 1881.
VI. In debt and attach ment
John AmeL.
Memo. The object Of this eui! is to attach o
tract OF land, near Clifton stnton, in Fairfax
couu!y, belonging 10 John a1nes, and purchased
OF Mary a. Otis. and contsnis seven scres and
thirteen poles and bounded as follows: On the
north and west by the lands of Charles Parker
and Alfred BecSwth, and on the east and south
by the land OF Mary A. Otis to secure the pay
ment of S ID IS with interest thereon from tho
let of April, 1881.
1t sppesring by affidavit filed thss the defend
snt, Jchn Ames. is non resident Of the ntale Ct
Virginia, it is hereby ordered that ha sppes,
hero within one month from thi, day and do
what ia necessary to protect hi5 interest.
a copy-tes!e:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
y. d. Love p. q sepl-S4R
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9TES e EHG,

Tg7ASHINGTON STEAM BOATCOM.
W PAMY-LIAITED
=, On snd after September l. 1851, the boats OF
the Washington SteAn5o Company will run
IS followe:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
6 On. 30 s go, 10 10 ard IL 80 q. m, and Is,
z 40 4 GO, 10 and 90 J. m
LEAVS WASHINGTON
60 s 10, Q so and 10 60 g. n. and II IS. 200
8 ~ ~, 60 ard G1 II N. sre3l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-15

E1iOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRES5 MCNRGE AND TIE SOUTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-15

NAAND & S&AE0&ED CUAsTlNG 90,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30
Miss Archer's Remarkable
Riding There Yesterday
Morning.
She Rides to Win, and it Will
Take a Good One" to
Beat Her.
The Opinions of Gentlemen who
Have Seen Other Equee-
triennes.

! \ B,zoo reporter visited 81, hers park
early Yesterday morning for the purpose
"i witnessing Miss Nellie Archer in hel
/ practice Tor the grca, twenty race
between herself and Mise Cricket Still, oil
! Be!oi,. Kansas, both at the Kansas state
| fair and AT Se,lalia's exposition, the latte,
on Tuesday. the 2Grh of September.
For weeks past this race has been talked
oi, until il is now
ONE ~ THE PRINCIPAL PEA RES
, ri our cor Ing exposition, and any ...ing in
regard Ia the remarkable young l..6y who
. is 10 repre-: mt Missouri in the contest is
OF interest To the general public. As is
pretty generally known, Miss Archer is a
: Pc,tis county Young lady, bu, the people
ii this section will no doubt I've surprised
To learn that they have in their midst al
equestrieune VIII" will ere long be ut the
head Of the list, which Is saving no, little.
As the REPORTER was being driven
in buggy leisarcly toward the park
stables. his attention was attracted tn
sPRIGHrLY YOUNG LADY.
sixteen wears of oi ase. who was in com
pany with Newt, Douglass esq. She vas
d ed " neat riding habit of black
We. sporte,i nohby little jockey
zap. ..n. her auburn hair hung gracefully
down her back The reporter was informed
that the Young girl was none other than
Miss Archer, and ,ew minutes later he
was presented 10 her.
She was Just preparing for her daily
practice, ride OF from seven to ten miles,
and the scribe was invited tn make himself
AT home" until she had finished. when
anv information desired for the readers OF
the paper published Tor the people now
earth would IN cheeriullv furnished.
While prepared In seesOme cleverriding.
the BAzOO'S voanc man did not expect to
witness what subsequently, sransPired. For
this race Miss Nellie now
HAS IN TRAINING EIGHT HORSES,
all oi them noted runners, with good pedi-
grees. OF this number NAV be mentioned
the handsome mare "Grayleaf." by Little
Arthur" whose record In mile and re-
peat race it would be hard tn improve upon,
while i'm the model ring she has never been
beaten. Next is Joe Rhodes" whose ne.
cord as regards mile and repeat is I'M
surpassed. Then comes "Muggins."
"Bunco BILL "Caper" and the
handsome little three-year-Old SOrrel
purchased recently ut Brownsville
by Mr.. Ed. Stevens from Wm Parsons.
All Of these horses and two others are
being put in the best possible condition for
THE COMING CONTEST,
and from what the reporter saw he is con-
WINGED that it would be . difficult matter
10 improve upon the stock selected.
Everything being announced - ready,
Miss Archer appeared upon the track, and,
! second later, was mounted upon the hack
ii one of the thoroughbreds and was spin
ming around the track as . speed that
,aused the spectators present to pass not .
ew compliments upon her manner Of
handling the spirited equine. Twice did
he ride around the course on the 6rst