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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
The Drought and Heat,

The prospects of relief from the
drought seem to be improving though
as yet We are not out of the woods.
Fortunately its advent was delayed
until after the principal harvests had
matured, and its effects will be more
felt by the public generally in the
failure of wells and the oppressiveness
OF the weather than by grain growers.
lthas not probably, however. been 20
vide spread and intense % some formtr
droughts. That of 1874 in the Middle
States and Southern New England
closed on the 18th of September after .
duration of about six weeks. An idea
may be formed Of the degree of tho
present dryness by considering the
rain falls in this part of the country
reported between August 1st and Sep.
tember 2nd. These falls amounted to
l. So inches at New York, 1.16 st Buf.
falo. 2 03 at Albany, LIS ct Montreal,
lis at Philadelphia. 0 81 at Osvego.
Still smaller precipitations occurred
between these dates in Illinois and in
the tobacco region Of Virginia. where
at LJnchburg the fall was less than half
an inch. In contrast with this small
amount there we're 8 30 inches 1t Sc.
Paul. MIMI, and 3.82 at Des Moines.
Iowa. But even with occasional large
falls like these the country east of the
Rocky Mountains has been greatly
parched. and We seem to be passing
through period like that Of 1887, in
which. as Mr.. Schott in his Smithson.
ian rain tables says. "ths decided
minimum in precipitation corresponded
with the decided maximum in solar
disturbance" The year 1881 il year
OF remarkable solar activity also. and
this fact appears to explain the present
aridity. The amount Of squeous vspor
present in the atmosphere has appas-
emily been sufficient il condensed By
cold to supply the soil With copious
rains. But it has none Of the /" froses
and strong cold northerly winds which
Mr.. Vennor prophesied in August
would come "about the time the new
comet was in its pe.ihelion b con-
dense it into liquid form. This 60
tdensAtion Of Aha imnsuse aEcesa G
moisture evsporsted By 5hs Aagu1e -
from the ocean and the lakes and va1tsd
over the interior Of the oountry BY NJ
prevailing winds must yet await The
return of the cool waves OF autumn.
which the Arctic regions north OF The
continent are not quite ready to send
us.-fN. Y. Herald, Sept. 9Th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

with them windows that swings out;
and he. instead OF going to the front
door or ringing tie bell like @ man,
why, when he saw Ter a-sittin' in
that room. with her back 70 the win.
Go~. he j1st slipped up sly and sneakin'.
like ard steppe in through the window,
and then jumped clear across the room,
and such huggin' an kissin' was never
seen III a minister's house aforel Now,
ladies'. 1 know this is so. cause Sarah
Halcomb t. Id it for q solemn truth. and
that amt the worst OF it. After he had
stayed an hour or SO he went to the
hotel and got another fellar, and them
two walked straight to the minister +
house, and she opened the door, fixed
mp fit to Kill. Now sag it's the duty
ii every member of this society to look
into this matter. The minister is gone.
and We have got tie respectability OF
the church to sustain. We ehonld go
immediately and hear wins, ihat dread
fnl creature has TO say for herself"
Law me! Who'd have though,
n?" rh, most scindalous thing
over heerd!"
May BE- there is some mistake" put
III Mrs. Evans. who hadn't forgotten
the brave swimmer the day Of the pic
mic.
1t Was solemn-visaged group that
filed into the minister's sitting room
Mrs. q z ekiah was to be the Chief
spokes woman, as abe generally was OF.
all church occasions. Mrs. Merton
greeted them. hsr face all smiles
IL had jast sent for you, Mrs. Win
ters; have such pleasant surprise TO,
you'll" and she actually kissed the old
lsdy's withered cheek, while Miss
Sophrona Dohbs mrttered Judas!
under her breath.
Just come right in here, while !
talk to the ladies'" And Mrs. Winters
followed, her withered fAco white with
indi.nation.
Suddenly there was strange. glad
cry from the wrathy lady. and in answer
to the words, Go Z Idle. my boy!" som.
one said M ,ther!" aui then Mrs
Merton went bl,k to explain IN alters to
the astonished ladies'.
" My brother came to-day, and in biz
travelling be came by chance upol
E Elgar Winters. Elgar is travelling
with the theaser troupe that is here, ano
they being friends. Luke brought
E lgar here, and l sent for Mrs. Win
ters; but she came before my note
reached her."
The ladies poa began to feel ashamed,
but they were generous. Miss Arimin-
tina said:
eff I'm the bearer of scandal agaiu,
it shan't be about you. Mrs. Merton"
all hardness seemed melted out OF
Mrs. Winters nature as she returned to
the sitting-room.
=" l waat you to forgive me if you
can, Mrs. Merton. / cams here to-day
to deaounce you. and on circumstantial
evidence only; bat Eli be your friend
in the future. remember that"
The ladies by turns apolosized for
having troubled her so much.
"Oh. am getting used to being
minister's wife. and don't mind such
things. you know"
Perhaps this last rem Ark was ungra-
cious; but it vas true to ner, and there
after one minister's wife was not made
the subject of ill-natured gossips.
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Report of the Mint Commission

All who we're interested in the recent
Investigation of the management of the
United States Mint in San Francisco
will wish to read the official report OF
the Commission. The following comes
from Washington:
The Commission consisting of Hen.
Alexander Ramsey. Thomas L. Young
and S o. Houshton, appointed to in
vestIgate the charges made by Congress
man Fl T. Page against II. l.. Dodge,
Superintendent OF tie United States
Mint at San Francisco, havo concluded
their investigation, and submitted re-
port to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Ths report fully exonerates Dodge from
all the charges preferred against him.
concluding aa follows: In conclusion
the Commission would respectfully
report that the evidence did not estab.
lish any OF the material charges made,
but did establish the facts that in place
of being extravagant,' the Superin-
tendent has been economical, has ope-
rated the Mint within the appropria-
tions to the extent Of S95. 900 of the
money appropriated by Congress for
the support Of the Mint, besides having
redueed the estimates for the appropri-
ations from year to year since the be-
ginning of his administration; tha:
instead of being law-defying,' he has
followed tie law and instructions in
every particular charged, and that in
stead of being corrupt, he has been
honest. and his administration has been
Tree from the slightest touch Of corrup-
ton. The Commission are satisfied and
feel that they woEld not be discharging
their full duty if they did not state to
you that the charges were without any
foundation in fact, and were, in their
opinion, in all probability, the result
of misinformatiou, communicated to
Mr.. Page by friends who sympathize
with him in his political quarrel with
MIR. Dodge, and that but for such mis-
information and the fact that Mr.. Page
considered himself aggrieved by the
discharge of his friends and appointees
from The Mint, the charges would prob
ably not have been made"
Lecturers ara cettinc nm afeam for
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

DIR. AGNEw's OPINIoN.-Just before
President Garfeld's removal from
Washington DR.. Agnew wrote private
letter to professional friend in New
jersey, in which he said: ~ have, nv
deir doctor. for long time not allowed
myself to be disturbed by adverse
criticism, not from spirit Of dogma
tism nor from feeling OF infallibility-
know too little to Ire dogmatic, and
that little too imperfectly to claim in
fallibility-but because l have made it
rule to learn all I can in the line of
nay study and then to apply the acquired
knowledge conseientiously. There
never has been time. from the day
on which the President was shot, that
[ have been very sanguine OF his re-
covery, though 1 most sincerely pray
that he may be restored to health to
his family and to his official place in
the nation"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
WHOLE NO. 1889.

ounces of cloves. one ounce Of mace. q
half-box of mustard. and cayenne pep
per to taste, tie these securely in .
cloth and put in the kettle with the
palps. which must cook slowly over IN
hour longer; when about done add 4
pint OF vinegar to each gallon Of cat.
sup. OF course, this "keeps" any
length of time without being sealed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

Conn BREAD D.-One pint of butter
milk, two eggs. one pint of Indian meal,
two tablespooofuls melted butter, O
little salt and one teaspoonful soda.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

EyAivertseDents srnt from a distance and
r. nsient notiGes must be accompanied by the
s.ch
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

sy Legal notices will DO charged to the attorney
or ofic,r authorizing their insertion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

It is weak and vicious people who
cast the blame on fate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

RFAnnouseements Of births, marriages and
deaths, insert, d FIR. nc n"-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

Search others for their virtues and
thyself for thy vices.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
Caste in America.

Americans tell me there are social
castles in New York, and exclusive Cir
cles of society in Chicago. Boston is
,nore like IN English city than any
other town in America. Yet even in
Boston and Philadelphia you will fail
to discover anything like the caste of
an English cathedral city. Only the
Brahmins can be more exclusive, as
touching another community, than the
clergy Cf cathedral city toward the
tradespeople, or the country gentry in
regard to the tenant farmer. All
through American cities and in the
best society the tendency is toward
making intellect aristocratic, to give
knowledge and culture foremost places.
This is not SO in English cities. L:
obtains somewhat in London; though
not here when tho guests at dinner
party are placed according to social
rank; then intellect has to give way to
blood; then knowledge has to sit at the
feet OF birth; then culture must suc-
cumb to hereditary distinction. 1t is
true the journalist, the author, the
" scientist" the Disraeli Of enterpris-
ing youth, will now and then "get
even" with society by q lifelong battle; /;
but the fact remains that caste in Eng
land is almost as severe thing as it is
in India; and viewed froa the stand.
point OF this unshakable truth, life in
America must have special charms for
young Englishmen who have their
way to make in the world :" To.day
in America"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

G. Obituary n'tI poetry" accompany.
ing marriages ':.nfhs will lie charged one half
CUR regular advertising rates We Will lot here
after d. v!as. frcin this rule
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

A queer freak of a plant is noticed
in South Bend, Ind, where wild
clematis vine has forced its way
through brick wall into the parlor of
ex.Msyor Miller's house, and is grow.
ing like thrifty house-plant. 1t came
in between the wall and board,
and is now over two feet tall.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

Lecturers are getting up steam for
the fall trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
PU BIO s ALE
n WASHINGTON &OHI0R

Unitr su!horisy of decree CT the Circuit
Court Of Richmond city, rendered April 70, 1850,
in iho suit of Henry Lewis Ct .s va. tho w. s
= !. 4. Company ct sls.. aud sfirned BY the
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia ut i:s Sep.c Der
ternl 1881, the undersigned, special Com olis.
.iOners, will. At u O'CLOCK m on the
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AEsrGEtiH 2AEE,s
rST3USTEk'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLR
g FISHING SIORE ON THE POTOMAC

rSTHUSTEk'3 SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
g FISHING SlORE ON THE POTION; @
Ei4sR il Charles Ccuaty, Mi:-By virtue of
decree CT lis Circuit, Court tor Charles county,
My land. sitting ns 8 Cour. OF Equity in Z
csI'5 whsre!u Wm. E. Gregory was com plsin-
ant end Julia Il. ChspmAn and others were de-.
fcIds1ta, bssting date Ii sy - b, 1881 the uu.
derslgreo, IS Trustee nppcn!ed by s;il Court,
will Ctt5T st public sale. 81 the west front OF the
Market House. il the city of klex.i.dria. Vir-
slEls, OF WEDN ESDAI, The It'll j.y of Dec
i.sJt. y. Il o'clock M, ell tho REAL ESTATE
ent PERSON AL PROFANITY mentioned il
the proceedings in ssid cause, Of which the late
Jlhn s. Chapman, died, seiz Id snd possessed,
&C. wit: 1hs FISHING ShU2E. situa.sd in
Charles CO., Md, and Known as CRhPMAN5
SO1NT. together With all the nppustenances
thereto belonging or a. pertaining, and the bosts,
selAee, snd otuer n3hing apparatus used in fsL-
:ng ii. This shore, which has been fshed PFC =
E.sb'y for :. hundred spd thirty year,, and is re.
gsrded &c uua Of the beat on the river, is shout
Gee mile in extent end hes ready &c Less by road
20 tbs back country.
The terms O! sale described by the decree sre
The purchase money TO be paid in three
equal !ns.ainoLt5 oHe..hrd cash on the dsy OF
sai", End the reeidue in one and two years the
d. t3rr3d payments to tear iG.arest from the dny
OF sale, and the phym a! thereof TO be secured
by Inc toi3s Of the purchsuer, with surety or
sureiics to be approved by the Trustee. or all
crsh on the day of ssle or on the ratification
thereof by ihs Circuit Court Tor Charles county,
Maryland. Il. G. CHAPLAIN, Trustee
noVlU-p.d Port Tobacco, Md.
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DUBlIC SALE OFHOLsTRIN CATTLE,
QCtSO-tS

On FEIDAY, Novem5 sr Is. 1881 at the farm
Of Judge Vim. Fullerton, near Clifton station,
V. ID. e. W., in Fairfax county, and 20 miles
from Alexandria a. II 8. ~. will be sold With.
on. reserve to the highest bidder. FIFTEEN
IN sgo from calves to two years old. Purchasers
vii! De able to eIsmine and select animals from
large and fine herd of cows, end TO those who
wish to obtain this celebrated stock go good an
opportunity ID seldom presented Vehicles will
meet the trains and run to and from the farm.
Fssseo gers Will have mole time to attend the
ssls ard leave the ssmo day.
Terms: Six months credit on approved notes
bearing interest Ten per cent off for cash.
Animals purchased will, if desired, be deliver.
cd on the cars st Clifton.
a descriptive list with full pedigrses will be
furnished on application to Thomss Fletcher
superintendent of the farm, Clifton P. o., or to
James r Machen. Centrsville. Fairfax CO., Va.
oct 2S-sodsw.w
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Gpensns na.a Clus.ng ct s:.s ssaias


CLOSING.
Washington, g. g., sld No:&a1d::s.a.a e,ail; 5
.. m, Il n. AGG i SD Is .. 70.
x Western h:ais i 80 aId g Is =. II.
Southern mails, Wa t.'c3GcI4, w.. SC 90 q.
e. snd 4 so AID 5 Is . q,
South sId Southwestern msils via Lynch.
burg, Virgins, way and through Ea.ls, W =.
n. and 8 % y. II.
Mans;ssS U!visiu3 90 =, -.
Aiezsnc7.s' 80 Ho-Ga Hi Vs.. 60 =. Ct
oPEt5!EI,
Northern and Weata:a mails. gis :! 53hing-
ION, .. g., 50 e, &c. i n. ,,ad . 90 >. N.
Southern mails, yis Hlch:uond, Va, : 80 e. n
and 9 80 {. n.
Southwestern mails va E,yaca5ur3, Virginia
Through Nails including way mails on Nidlaad
Rs;iroa5, S 80 &. 70.
Manassas H,yis!o. : 50 I'm. for locn box only
Round Hill TO A}sz.n3-:s. Va. so p. u:.
Office Houfs-G-ica 02oas 81 3 s. c, r., and
Closes :. Z ID 2. Il.
Sunday Eoa.s-,Oaco o9s3. $! - &. IT,, an3
closes at s SO 4. -.
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SUETESrS MAE&Ho

Ej5OH SaLE-.a FARM, c1ntsil,;o2 ~ 4
Z aUNDNEn EtSD TElhTEhN ACRES.
sever miles fiom &ln~sndris. % TIC ront 10
Accot!Ek, and nss. Aount vernon. sGioi"??g
The lads Of Dilwo1.h BucSm.u, Gsyior ",
BlcuT. end c:he.c. Che irnososcaaant= ccIaist
Of q sc STORY DWELLING. ns.rly lew,
batD aod other out tuiliiDas. %ters IL also {
COCO auulo M psar o7cLa:C CT To premises.
Price -. go.
l!noi so.1 By thG FGES% GF DIHEM 8 EH
it will Sa icr reI. FOR thu year 1852 For t;'t!h2r
particulars icqu!re Of Waiter Walton or .i'hu
i ltl'agar, Accn'ink. VI. CclGS-soims
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GOOD EEAsoH9 TOE TIL DOCTORS

T1ITS.
MoERo3 e.. March &c, 1880.
We asvoior twelve 2'on,hs been 1-ascr, niag =
C'STfi's Sgphi.ito Hpat:5c') n :he treatment
O. Syphilis sI3 m.ny Other dsaseeg fer which
It is recommended, &0d the resGi!s have becn
ncst ssisfsC.)rY, not haT0G lten Ci5npn0!r:ad
n rgo iusts!.n". Us thaE. or al diseases
i is r2coTmcn!ad 70 cure !: sGsu;:a without Is
peer, snd thai Al thr mnI!ca! profession will
sooner o. later, 30 forced 10 acknowledge j. in
the treatment 0: SYPHILIS - 8:ns 9isG non
=. - GALLOWAY ", =.
J. g. htBIhsoE, 81. d.
ATLANTA iia., Say -, 1919.
Ore OF or Tr-Eyuc1 had Z; bal case Fynhiiis
of Gvo yc2-s' s,artine, aad WIS cured ea:ire'y
with "Swi?.s &py!i),:ic SucC:1c."
NM = = Z ". HoorER.
The SWIFT G'GGIE1C COMPANY. Pro-
prie:nrs. atlantis. G.,
ls- PI,cs OF lsrse or regular sz> reduced g
81 IS per bc;.fn md sT1:E ga holicE A%I: The
quantity, pri2- Il !er bo:!'a.
sold by /, :. L&ADHEaTER = nKC.
Call foT copy {: "Ecung ben: EricaG,i
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Eour! Of lbs city OF A!cSaadrja, Cctobs.
II. 1881.
JaEes I. Cs:li2, conpIsi5 sns.
vs.. IL cEaICsTv,
hlnI. Hunter e. SIS dsfts
Whereas James +. Carlin heretofore exhibited
20 cur Circuit OF the city of aisxsndria his bill
OF couplriGt against AlexsEGeI Hunter ard
others, whereupon sunG?y proceedings have
beer had, as appears iro;a the records sud 6;ss
Of slid Court; tu: before fnnl dec,es cou!o he
proncucc i'll the cause Jsmes e. fairfield, who
had hecoolG marty defendant 20 sriG suit, &C,
parted this lifs, leaving Harry g. GARFIELD,
James K Gsrfsd, &io:,a Ga-GAid, irwin hlcD
Garfield and 4hran Garfield, his hsiZs at isw. and
Lueietis h. Garfad hig widow. in surviving;
and The said James + Gsriu having suppiic.t.
u to7 proper ru"edy in this uehslf eI.d We
peirg wiling les; what is right snd jus. should
o. done; aHc j: appesri!g by sttitsvi: shat the
Esid Esuy A. Gsrislh, james K. Garfield,
holiie Garfield, Irwin Med. Gsrfs!d, Abrsn,
Gsffslt aud LGcIelin K 9s7Go:G arc cot resi.
dents etts State, i. 10 ordered Ii :! ;hsy appear
S"re within ona month sftsr due pub!icstion 0!
This order TO show Il anSthirg tor themselves
they hsvo or krOT 70 Fly WY the said SUI.
tPou:d net te r-.ce1ced &c 10 s. has decree snd
oe in al sti0gs IN the sans plight snt Condition
SIS il WIGS At tho :ipne OF ,ha tecssse Of t1e aid
james A. Garfield, s,d further 10 do and re-
csi7e whist ctr a.id Court i! il "a. 2srt con.
.idsr. A c)py-tsti:
GU&T0E MARYR, Clerk
9. Z. Stus.t. y u. oct.S-w -
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VlkGLNlA: In Fairfax Circuit Court. &C.
' tOber 18th, 1851,
W. S. Cltm?Gs. surviving ps,trcr Of Moses &
Clemens. vs. Il. W. Efanlee. IL deb. ENC
attachment
Memo. Tho obj; ct of this sui! is to s,s+ch the
in:ers5t Of e. w. Brslnles in the lrac. Of and
devised W Elm By liza ikte Mies Bre m'ee forths
psJ m Il: CT Il dsbt Quo from d4fandert to plsiu"
III OF So, with interest from October 1t, 1891
II appearing BIZ tthdaVi. filed thst tho sgore.
said defendant II. w. Brsmlte IS 4 non resi-
dent Of the Stat Or Virginia. i; is ordered that
be appear here within ore III 0n:h after Qua pub.
LEGATION hereof and do Ths. is necessary TO pro.
tscs his interest. Tas!a:
JNO ". GRAHAM, Clerk.
Mocra & Son, D. @. octl9-w4w
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Cc.l9 v:W

pT ViRTUS OF decree of.ho Circuit Court
81 Of ii. United STATS for The Eastern District
O; Virginia in the cSso OF Z. Is. Robertson Va.
s. +. ind u. Dow Jag # al. sIG in pursuance CT
4 deco Ct trust by Ed|srd H. WILL. and wife
10 me-. as trustee, 20 secu.a :. +. scd D. low
.iiS the pay mel. Of Elk thousand doilsrs with
interest from the data OF sei deej, which deed
is Of record in tie odice CE tie clerk CT Prince
WiilisGl County I vii, a5 su?h trustee and as
trustee Appointed by stid decres, or TU ES.
LAY ths I'D day Of November. 1881, At II
o clock II . IL font Of the market building, OF
Royal st-ac!, 10 tho city Of Slexsrdr!s. ". pro
coed 10 sct al public auction p TRACT OF
LAND, IL Prince William equity, Virginia,
OludlnG - part upon the Neabsco run and in
Iars UPON Powe!Ps ruo, snd Eear FraeStoae
citation, or the fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, IL being part OF the trscs known rs
"EihO." and the same land conveyed by T. B.
nooeTtson, Com missioner, TO sad +. III. " Ills
consisting Of six huodred and seventy. eish!
.icu!Ar'y described 10 said Geed Of .ru:t Said
p7opsl!y vii! De sold il Whole CT in sepsrate
psrcas. ra nGy bs GICEad 10 .hs Interests OF all
parties concerned.
Terms: Ore iho2sa1G dollars in cash, two
thousand dollars in zig months from the day of
ss!e snd The TealdUo Ia TWO equal instalments,
payable respectively in one snd two years from
the Gsy OF sale, win interest upon the deferred
payments fron tie day OF sale; euch deferred
payments to 5s secured By negotiable notes OF
inc puTch.se-. with satisfactory Endorsement
Mad deed of trust on the premises; the con-
seyscces $40 expenses theraoi snd OF recording
to &c borne by The purchaser.
". WILLCUGREY, ''
col. for ). +. g D. Bowling
co.2i.w4w
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best assorincu: Eg3 e@e lowest p1.c's iu the
city. ;. WATERMAN l. SOE
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HANDY CLASSICAL iilHr;CRh!!y;5 Oc.
DICTIONARY OF SLGGDEtS = coi &C
NoA OF m,st-sss o:!en msda il sye.SIng snd
writing; Gu:
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bEU9e WOOD, by :. Sac-sEAn nd 5ehu
.ifuily illustrated; s. co.
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bcI.uSt's w.'s, DIP G. =. iisnty; ;! 50
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sieroi quit: new; Sis,
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William ", hicsiuy; 81 50
"a G;tA " L. love. by Pits" GGc.
.o" 9Ehs&A =, ~ Blanche Wills Hog.
aFd, u no: OF 'Unc Su9lmrr:" 81 25.
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&oain scre3;" 81.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

S11EGINIa: Ia The Clerk'a otHca CT King
Y George Circuit u:t. October l., 1881.
EEZaoeih II. a. q. hGoe sJd Xariia Hooe,
complaiasnts sssinst s b: alcm i. Esirbri5ge,
Robert K Baiub,ii4e, Elizabeth u. Nsssard,
sephine Lnsse, seymour Hooe, bDiiy Eooe
and Harriet Hcoe, TIC lss. four children o.:
Sssmgu' Bo2o, deceased. ard c!her., tefsud-
ants. In chsncery.
The object Of thia sui. is to subject Inc :esl es-
tate in the bill named ard known as Fried
lano' and "nissengton" 20 the psJ man: Of lien
thereon given By the lists .iecrgesnns s Aooo
for the sum OF $40 4f6 -, o9:doicsd By four
honda for s. ego Is each 10 Vim :. Barton and
W. t. Mason, special commissioners, under q
decree OF tha C!r>ui. Court of EIGe Ge,rse
county, recjeIed ii thu ch sscsry Gauss Ct Eooe
gusrdian, sgsns: Coco sEG cihe7E, ind for other
purposes in sa'd bill nsued
And afhisvit having ceen nlsda srd fled that
the above named dei.nd .nis aro nOa residents
or this State it ia ordered that thry anpe.r here
within one mCnIn attor Cue publication Of this
order, and co wla: "a necessary to prosect their
laterests IN tbs SUIT T. copp -te.ts:
WI. 81 BROWN, Clerk
j. u. Msson. D. q octl0-io4m