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More pcrvcrts fer n orrnonA0m

About five hundred Converts to Mormoni: m
.rris, d in New York CT Tuesday by the stssr,o-
Wy, ming. hicst Ct them were ScaLdinAvi.2s,
c nd sbou! $50 were English All wore homely
but nea. CLONES, ard we.o rec. checked, s:cu:
and healthy locking There were many WOE ea,
girls ard little children among the Scsrd:n..
vians. The woman were either unmarried or
widows. None C the Ers.i:hmen were E.sr-
red. a dozen or more Mormon elders will &c.
company The converts 20 Utah. an in.e!lgett
English convert from ancas hire said to "a.
porter: The conversions smoug cur people
were quick although tcw, We 90 not come -
the New World merely Tor homes. for msay ui
Us leave p,efs.nt homes. Il IS 10 be nearer the
great bc dy OF people who practice our Fifth, Nc
are 1t liberty 10 Easry rs many women IS VS.
want, but oLa will be enough tor most Of Us j
know nan who went 10 Utah twenty yeas
ago. AID las rot married Ut AL"
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E!'o& lui'&Otk, PORTSMOUTH, FOB.
GRES5 MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.
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Opening ana Ciosfng OF tie zasIe.

Opening anG Giosfmg ol tie MALLS.
CLOSING.
Washington i. g., and Northeastern n.aila
Q. m, II IL. :rd md 8 Is ,. IL.
Western mails 30 snd is y. n.
Southern nai!s. via Richmond, Va, IL 80 6.
m. snd 80 end - y. n.
South and Southwestern r.cils, via Lynch
burg, Virgins. way ana through nsiia, : Gu Z.
m. and % p II.
Manassas Division co p. IL.
Alexandra TO Houyid Ei!I Va, co (. L.
OPENING,
Northern snd Western mails. Wis Washing
ION, D. c., - g. m. y II. a9d CO Z. NJ.
Southern mails, Viz E.CLrGCad Va, 80 3. Ii
and 8 SO 8. Iii.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virgins
Through nails including way Hais on Midland
Railroad, S 30 y. II.
Manassas Division 80 pm. for ocl, boz only
Round Kill 10 alexandria, Va, 81 p. IL.
Office HouTs-CiCo CpCrs St 50 4. H.. sTta
closes at W p. Il.
Sunday 8ours-OEce opens 2. g As 3. r., &c
b!oses 81 so s. nc.
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EssEa;4.A'.Es GE2 Ft:s%Es's.fI- :. -Hc.
Macon. 60 Hcrch 81 1870.

F.Nr. h.=irg been i:tilna.o win Ina prUp:;C-
tors of 'S":f:'s G22hi!itc Specific" ! have
known mich CT lis manufacture and I:9'- There
are men IL this cor, ro&n!.V who wcro victims i!
early lie 90 ryvi.!lje, srG wig have t&l ~ tie
Of disease ac the first ran. !!osh from tie La..Cs
Of his Nak"- ro.icaCy fo:hiGs their public -
comI erds.icra. but I m slowed 20 refer lhr
&kcpt;c Irirotciy 20 .inso who will endorse ov2'
rythinG that csn &c E3d in It's favor. Borg Hto-
f5ssioDai!y n:uch uppcsca to rc9yY@!.o!tiTg g.
crat -eu.ediee, it IS with hez;;at!on J attach nv
5:sre 30 This s7!!"'a BIT. J LMcir 'c&crccf speak
when ! ssy oGr ic;oDoo H&s not maze puGlc :.
combination equal 10 '3wit,'$ SypAi...:@ ;; iucii.
&c" fer tAc PURPOSE iadca.-ti.
It. j. NAssE> BUEG Pm, &.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CuA;oAtNY. Fro.
ps;5to-s. Atlanta, g.
Sod By y. :. Leadhc.tc~ $, E:o CT! f37
copy OF ~ oune MeG's Hyioadn
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/ ISL GREAT 1881
mn 49,, :, fEHNESyLyANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK.
sTsSh FAILS, SPLENDID SCENEE
EhGNIEiCENT sQUIPMKEI.
May 18th, 1851.
Trs!Hc leave Washington from depot OF BAL.
TlAOEE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
neE Of Sixth and 3 stI asts, IS follows:
10 30 an. dsily, except Sunday. and 2On, 10. %
hnd III 10 Pm daily with Palace Cars. Jam
tied Express Of Pullman PArlor Cars $50 ..
an. daily, except sunday. For Philadelphia
ana ~ 81 a. u. daily, except Sunday, and
=, w ~, III AID 10 10 y. m. daily.
Iarior car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping car to
Pitsburg and CAicsgo; 1880 3. IN. daily
93o .. 10. as y, with E,alsce Gar 70 Chicago.
TSr Cs1aD6.iSua sad the Ncr:a, W q. M.
except Snndsy and 9.3J D. III. asily, except
Saturday, with Palace Gar IL Cansndsigua.
70: WstS!ns, 1880 q, N. daily except Sun
Eo- Baltimore, S 40, 800. $50 End 1880 q. m;
2Uo, 70 80, $40, $50. 10 W End iU.l5 q. Il.
On SunGsy, $50 and 1880 s.m.; 2.uO. $40, 9. 80.
~ % End l0l5 y. N,
Fox Pope'6 Greek Line, 20 3. III, snd 4 10 ., N.
daily, oxcec: Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, q 20 o. 10. snd 40 o. M, daily
except sunday.
LOC&L TRAINS.
For Aie1sadrla CO, 70, $40, and IL 30 a,
NJ, and 20, B, 20, g sud II so p. m. Sun.
aay ct op, 80, and II 80 8. m. and 8 p. m.
Trans Leave Alezandris for Washington, 500
e.Oo and ~ :. la, aud II 40, 3, 8, I. $40
p. n. Lnd ~ night.
IN Sunday st s.u5. and 10 q. m. and I 90 and
~ r. n.
TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Euantico end Richmond, will leave Alexan.
aria 81 7.2j anc II Il a. N. Gsily and ~ 2.
:, NJ. daily, except Sunday.
East na!l, leaving at II II q. NJ. makes but two
stops, VIZ: at QuanticO and Fredericksburg,
between Alexsndris and Richmond.
tickets and Information can be procured 1t
principal railroad stations and ,icket offices
southeast. J. 4. WOOD,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
fien9rhi Manager. myl8
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A1czan<lria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA.: In Fairfax Circuit Court, Sep

VIRGINIA: In Fairfax Circuit Court, Sep.
" tenn Ger 18th, 1881.
Matilda Bolcombe, vs.. julia 6 lies, L. A.Ccck-
Grille, Dsvid A, Windsor; the personal repre.
sentative OF George d. Rsmssy, name and
residence unknown the personel represents.
Tive of Philip L. Fendsll, namo and residence
unknown. and the personal representative OF
Cd. NJ. Gales, name ard residence unknown.
In chsncery.
Memo. The object Of this suit i: 70 enforce e
deed of trust. executed by s. J. Ii. Gales 10 4
H. Gccserlle and David a. Windsor. bos,i3y
dsts Jsnusry 1st 1879. to secure to Mstilds Hoi
comee the sum OF 81 a95 50, sud 10 obtain a de
cree Tor the sale Of the real estate conveyed b.
SAID Coed Of trust and application Of the rrH.
Goods to the payment OF said sum OF S., 1916 s.
with interest thereon fro1 lhs 1t day of ,Isuu.
sry, 1919 until paid, II sppesliag by sill i.vi:
hled, that of the above nsmed Defendants the
personal representatives of George D. Ramsay,
Philip K. Fendsl, and s. j ii Gales IRE un
known and believed to BE- non residents, and
JuIis Gales, who is Lon resiceit OF Virginia, j!
is ordered ,hst they appear within 0nu month
sitter publication hereof, End 90 what is ucces-
sary TO protect their iatorelts. Copy tasto:
JSO. ". GEA3AM, Clerk.
Mccre & Son, D. q. sei SS4w
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y oEIC HAILRoAD

EYAsElNGTca = oEIO KAILRcAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ivy TRAINS DAILY except SUN.
Day BkTWEEN ALkX aNDRIA
and BOUND Hill,
beginning Nay 9. 1881.
Leave W ARLINGTON a. 20 o. No. and 4 20 n
n. and Alexandria st 925 a. m, 425n. m
fsss Leeseurg going westward, at IL 80 a. a.
Sno . ~ p m, End arrive ct Round Hill It
- 10 .. IN. and 70 .. N. Lesve Round Hill
a. D ~ s. m. and II 30 pm. Pass Lees5urg, 20.
ing eastward, st E % a. m: snd l 10 p. M, snd
arrive ct Alexandra ST. Is l. NJ, and 3 Is
: =, ~ M and a. Washington s25 q. IN. AID
=, Mr Passengers from Washington will take
ihe W Warrington and Ohio cars at tao Baltimore
q Fotomsc Railroad station at9 2Oa.manoA
p. n, snd 60 through to Round Hill without
change Of csIs.
The SIS am. train from Alexandra. and 70 IN
2; m. train from Hound Hill connect At Round
6lll with Mccoy & Wiaginton's Daily Line of
Coacaes Tor SnickersvlIe Berryville and Win
chester; also Reamer's Limo o Coaches, which
,esVe Lessourg daily for Aide and MiddIe.
Both trains, westward, make close connection,
o. Vienna, with Sisson's Line of S.syes for F,;,,
tx Court House. ~"7
communication tickets. 81 cts ner y,sya
annual ftoAesg, $50.
-. 4, q. HAVENER,
~ ~ General Ticket Aren't
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'G:: Il Elss. WceazW,

= <7"s &C u = ( G-akM.,
las 42.&. {; "a -sgy; .st:s..A
tE;It.t;E,s"
AVI&i:I It>I:lA-E. y: - a.; ara returning,
;c.%a SCI EG:::, i:e=: pier u, Eass! 1iyss, Nv.
g = SLY 80 Z, az o'c!ccl; T. IA.
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TIE. sSTitANRP
= I
= Il = RGIL 7 H A RY

= IL = RICE 7 Il A RY
n,.,, Carrying tho u. S. BaiD
M NJ; lesse hef T5aI foot of Prince street. on
~ 10 "a > sGt THUhHDAyS vt o m.
AID GATHAbAfS st G:33 p. n. stonp;nr at
L lEes Peiat aac Ppiat L;okcut going and re-.
turning, RotnrniDR lesves Norfolk on WE'D.
l; No : y, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS ST 4
Ea2 ibnin: With Is2l, 1851. Excursion tickets
E,.. 20 ,ssuSu, KecG ior tour days, IS follows:
sIs' eIsss ls:o TO Fortreks Monfcs and Nor
toik. 8 %; Fist c!.se round trip, So CO: Second
GtSs, e"ea iSay, 81 81; krst.clsss fare TO iineV
rent aid FONT Lockout. ST. 81; Flst.e;i.ss
round tt9, : 81 Eec"rd. class, each way, IS c,s.
esnlcrooms 81 NJ eals IS cts
T. 3. EDo&, Agent. mhSG
SA1hC j. G&GBcAE3 CoAsnlNs co
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Stoa21orS q s;;ia ii@c ~;ill run SIS follows;
Er:,-s H.t;s2 sss,. Q NJ

:ioal1orS q s';i2 ii@c %ill run SIS follows;
E'+,zs NcsGs. E'ssg.M,
Connecting With Merchants aud stiaars Line
&c; Eo;.0p, sSS91DiGE
1-az; - es2 TEE GRNs
~ ElsG &G"DAY, WEDNESDAY End
FElilEa 81 CO o clock pam; returning, lenvq
Nortois on alternate dags tt iUo .. N.
la!s s.ainca ITO" steamer hss Just bsen paint.
6a throughout, ltt:t.-or!as newly FURNISHED end
ca!poI"o, aid i tie Aaud&otnes. as wou as ihp
sA.tSt Goa. CO TIC Potomac river end CnessDeske
caJ, lIi IL TAO only steamer making close con.
ae::cn with Tic .1!aY Icr:; and BOSTON stesn, !.
SIS; also connects With Richmond stsse $500 ans
;a';roAd lines aon:h. Stops Is. PiNl:Y POINT
I'D lUL&T LOOKOUT gcina end rstnrn;na
lightning Lag lat, 1851, excursion tickets
E9od Ter seven days, will be Issued as follows
cl:sce5s round TIP 10 RI. Mo1rce and Norfolk
So o. l.:st class fara 10 Fortress M0n,oa an 4
class fare 10 tincy Eoin! a1d Point Lookout
81 9oi h:-t c.@s2 round Zip 70 Pincy Poa. md
fo:n. Ac2Gou: s. 60; saaodt cl.ss each wsy T5c,
:;:-,rio"sa3 81; .aea:s TO-.
E'<E;G taElEg Weeas@.
-is * $ X Z. & "a :: ~sdzE; .st:E.A
t2;!I...<;44ss~
( ~ Ei<I2AT. =: - e.; ana rc.4rniay
go: G'c% G:*, i:o-: pier 4, Lass! 1iysr, Nv
49, - 1855 - ~>->'- q" - S.S-iA
I@c s.ca-s,ors OF this company mako oon,,o-
Hons II = c2:3i5 :Uf EGG:cc End 81! points East :.
si re" Iotk Will al penis Wet ard inertia.
%%ss. cC1 al Aio@s.3t;s With Tirsinis Midland
h'i!r@:i sc %#5S:2E;cm and Uaio Railroad
s&ScGGA f:'icS ;.:ven G:G freight hGMtIrd care
-&4J a!I1 prrAHMy' tQr iGrtGoc Information
s2%.J W Z. =. &EED, agent,
We. T-oGI5GN, P.a::...ozz::,
1919 . 1.;u3s,
So -: Washington, y. c.
-. -. 49,! ;5G'.iAaG LINE wERy-
< I4LAUGLG&Iih-, FALL. RiYHR. pH01yr
i.;2&CE AHD EUSG'CN' =
St>a1ic5E !"sTa Ai9xELGTia EVEov TuEa.
~; -; s2% leave Philadelphia EVERY ST.
G3iG line cqHrat.i5 II Al4x@::!ria viii ..,n
e. = K. Al y y q, :. Rs. zrc =. pb;s6oi''
Ts;a "::A G!;Ge's le.u.ar S.ca:ashii:s ior i. ~
E;ya:, tr9@!t2hco and Boston OK
a!S"tt 0cwardeI "'..h pr2I: p:nas5 s1d csrs
s:aa OF co1aal;S31cIs. ~ .
10 charge 10: transfer IN rhIi.dclnc;s, ard
Q Wharfage ii noesoa. Quick time. Frenuent
Gaact:utes., Through f&tos SID throueh b;I1s
q iSdl1:; given. iusursnco 2. .no ioyest ratea
?. kGaH, alexandria,
CLYDE s GO. philadsInt;s
!C:-SoC.1 & CO., WISH. & Georgpn'
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Io7lcE.
FOR PCTCMAC RIVER LANDINGS

On and alter b!cndsy, Angus! 1st 1881, the
steamer l. V. AkEON5MlTH. will lesve her
Thafi, foo: OF Ki & Street. q; 7;3l 8. M EVEhY
tnoS "a In kSDAH aad SATURDAY
Tor all RIVER LANDINGS On MONDAY So
lar 80 Nomni Ferry On Tturdsy, Nonini
nurl'onan On Ss:ufdsy Cui,ioman snd Leor-
arctoTT.
a.eans: MYSTIC Sundays Coz River Lsnd.
ibSs as " down as Gpuer Mschodock, stoppir =
~ h:e;.r5 whslf and Chaoe! Point
!css6sJs making the above landings as far ss
Ar.to- Creek.
-D>o-tt J. j. WOOD. Msnsgcr.
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JNU. W. U rk-E = u, NINTk.
N OGRE 81 Son. ~ serG-wil

Moore s. Son. 20. sepG-wlw
NlKGINIA: IN the CLERKS oGlco OF .hs Cir
v cult Court for the County O. F.i.!a.. IN
| equity, August 50, 1881. III vacation.
Jonn Johns, j., plaintiff vs. kensey Johns
Arthur :. johns. Juiis Johns. C&.neruu z
ieyton and l. Jefferson te3!on, FacEia V.
j. Mason and Richard Is. Mason, and Gss.i;ls
+ Lee and arthur He bert Executors Ct j ca.
Johus. docessgd, defond6nta. IN cQLi.Y,
Tho object Of / his suit il to have tbs c-Gcc C..
Fairisx County Court. entered al !ho Ja;uary
ierm, 1879, ct ssld Court, ordering tEe !ast will
ane co1icl ot John Johns, cel'd tog:thar With
tho tlhdsvi!s Of Casses +. Lee, Virginia hlssnn
/ and D!srs Z. Dickson. 10 b6 rGGor:ed il said
DCourt declared null SID void auG Of 10 C, c,
set aside. and rendered imperative, SC tna. i.
cannot be used as evidence n the Gour.s q the
State of Maryland or elsewhere 10 show list s.ia
Will ana coolcIl were subscribed By threo VII
nesses II the manner required BY the Laws Of
aarylahd; and, l. in tie op.oi0n of tho CCu:t il
Is propar ior u t,isl by jury 10 DO h.c 20 asca7.
tain whether eaid VIII AID cod:Cil Hat ben c5c-
cuted IN such manner that thoJ p.:spG :hs ryal
eH.ae OF the tesIator, si!uatot II Aiaryisr1 slgo
10 eLJJln and restrsin the BALD Hensey j uhts and
Arthur s johns, OF tbs said Czssiu5 +. Lee and
Arthur Herbert, Executors Of said J chm Jotas
decd from In any m snler using th3 sid order
ct Fairfax UCunty Court or any Cupy thereof
or Lhe record thereof in the eli cu Of lie Register
OF wills OF Anne Arundel county, Msrylsna, s:
evidences n the suit in the Ciruu.. Cost of SAD
Anne Arundel county, Marylai.d, vhor;in Jonn
Johns, j., is plsntitf End Koascy Joars and
others defendants.
an I'll tsv!t having been made md fed thgi
the detsndsnts. Acnsey Johps Csthtriae +:
Peyton and T. Jefferson Portion, Mamma v y
Mason and Richard K. MEeon, arc noa-resi,icrts
OF Virginia j. is ordered that they do anorar
here within one month after due publication and
DO what is necessary to protect their iutercsis |
herein. copy tes.o:
>, ,.JNO W. GRAHAM, C!c-l.
&. r. Marshall,
VIM. 81. Merrick, DO
Wst.les 8 Mushbach. snI-war.
/ n FAIRFAX CIRCUIT COUET,
w.. az, AugUs! 2O.h. 1881.
Vs. Ii debt and attsch ~,ont
John Ames.
Memo. The object OF this sui! is 20 attach .
Eaci OF lsnd, near Clifton s.stiol, il Enirtsz
ccaaiy oelt n2lng 10 Jobn Amcs, aud purchased
or Mary q. Otis. and containing saven acres end |
thirteen poles, and bounded "a IoiioHs; On tho
north and west by the lands of Charles Parker
and Alfred BtcSwilh, and on tho ess. aud south
by the land or Mary A. Otis; to secure tho pay |
ment OF 81 Ii IS with interest thereon from the |
lst Of April. 1881.
!: appearing by affidavit filed thst the defend. |
ant, John Ames, is non resident q the stale Of
Virgins, it is hereby ordered that he supanr
mere within one month from this dsy and DO |
what IS necessary 70 protect his interest,".
a copy-teste:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
d. M Love p q seDl-H49 i
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JNU. w. GKAEAM, Clark.
w. Wilouehty y. q. So. G-N4w

VlkGlNlA: In FsiIfs1 Ii:,ui. Goa1:, Ser-
' tenEer 81, 1881.
E. Freeman, in his own btht,f ard such c!hec
creditors Of John L. 81 core. deceased - n.sg
become parties 10 and share TIE casts of this
suit, Us. ElTirn Moore, in her own right, ard
rs cxecutrix Of John l. Moore, deceased ~
rsh A. Hunter. exocu.lix Of James Euatc:,
deceased; Thomas Moore, commissioner CT
ss!o &c IN ctancory.
Memo The object Of .his SUI. is to subject tie
real estate OF john L. Mooro. deceased, 10 tee
payment OF mis- debts.
1t appearing by AFFIDAVIT! fled that Of Tho s5ov2
nhmed defendants Slvira Moore is nvn resi-
dent of the State Of Virginia, j. is ordered Lha.
she appear within ona month st:ar publication
hereof and DO what is Necessary 10 protect nur
Interests. q cop~--!est.:
JNO. w. GREGAM Clark.
Mora e Son t.r-
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ii all, Southwark, connects at Charlottesville
With Ches. s. Ohio +. r., East and West. At
Lynctburg, connects with Norfolk s. West.
ern Il. H., through Southwest Virgins, TO
Nashville New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Tezas--snd st Danvile with Richmond s.
Dsnvil!o &. T., to South End Southwest:
SLnree3 Southwark connects st ChsrlotteG.
vilv W ell points on Chee, s. Ohio K. B.. snd
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
e1sndria daily, except Sunday, s % a. m. and
II 50 g. n, and returning arrive a. kle1Gndria
Il 90 m and 240 p. NJ.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 s.. a. sid AeIsndfis t5s. ~, daily
except Sunday, arrive .: S.rssburg at II rs pm.
connecting With the Valley Eosd East and
West Leave Strssburg , 80 2. n, arriving II
A!azardria n s So y. IA.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV
lSiCN leaves EleI@ndris daily, except Sum
cay, At 8 CO 8. ID, arriving G: StrsshurY 1T Is
>. M, and returning leaves Strseburg at 5 rs
e. IA, striving in Alexandria at So p.m
Foc MiGdleburg, daily connection a: i'laias
station.
For uppsrville, regular connection At Dol,.
plane.
For WARRgNTo!E. leave Washington r,
I u a. n. daily and ii 05 a. N. daily, e1cep,
Sunday.
rssserger csn leave Wsrrenton at SIS Am
and take mixed train st junction and reach
Alexandria at Il III 70, in time to make, A. u
F. train at y 5O N for Washington, Baltimore
and New York.
All trsins make good connections, st WISH.
inston, to and from North snd West.
New orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
~ s. m, running through without change,
Fast train with Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through - White Sui
phur Syringe without change and from White
Sulphur to BsltimoT without change. This ID
the fastest train between these poats.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
ana Augusta, Ga, without change, on III Is
2. N. train.
Through tickets very low 10 the South and
Southwest.
MHRCER SLAJJGHTER. @, Tk
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r. PoRTNER's BEER. bottled daily price C
cents per clZ:u.
GEO. McBCRNEY a. Son.
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VIRGINIA.: In Fairf.2 Ci.cui: Court, Sep.
tnn hnr I'd 1881 -

VIRGINIA: In Fairf:2 Citcui: Court, Sep.
Y TENDER Sd, 1851.
HsiEie! King, by her ae1t friend, w. Wil!ouch.
b9, and Joha }. King, her husband, vs. De-
bornh Fcw,e, Emma Smith aid John Smith
her husband, Ellen Stewart and CHARTS Stew.
srt. her husband. frank Linton, jerome Lin
ton, Daniel I. Smith and Frank linton, ezec-
u!or4 OF the viii Of Lewis G. Linton, decd
In chsncery.
Memo The object Of this tuit ia 10 obtsin T.
salo and division Of the property vlscd 10
complainant, Harriet King, ard her sisters by
tho will OF Lewis Q. Linton, deceased
1t appearing by ntiidEvi. Fled ths. the drGcrd.
ants above named. Deborah Eowlo, Emms
Smith End John Smith, her husband, kI!en
Stewart aid Charles Stewart, her husband, and
Frank Linton arc non residents OF Virginia it is
orcetcd that the said non residents appear with.
in oae Month after due publication hereof, ard
do what is NECESSARY to protect their Interest,
a copy-ieste:
JHn W Cu.u6,S ,-,.~f,
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-10-27

Mr.. Whitney, Grand Master of the
State Grange of Michigan, delivered
an entertaining and eloquent address
at Bracket s hall last Saturday after
noon. Grand Master G. D. Parker in
troduced the speaker to the audience
in a few appropriate remarks. Mr..
Whitney spoke at length upon the
various topics of interest to the far
mer, urging with emphasis the neces-
sity of organization as the most effec-
tive means of advancing the interests
of agriculture and of overcoming the
oppressive extortions of mOnopolies.
He cited several instances within his
own knowledge where the Grange had
derived large benefits in the reduction
of freights, and prices of articles of
consumption, through combination.
His idea of politics was not what
might be considered by the party man
strictly orthodox; he is what might
be termed ''scratcher," and thought
that if his plan of erasing the names
of the obnoxious ones from the tickets
was generally followed by those of his
class, the politicians would be very
careful not to place in nomination a
person whom the farmers would
scratch The speaker commanded
the closest attention throughout his
lengthy address, and those present
were furnished much valuable food
for thought and reflection.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-10-27
STATE OF WIscoNsIS, /

4
COUNTY OF PIERCE. %
SHERIFF's OFFICE, ELLSWORTH, Aug. "a, 1881
To the town clerks OF the several towns o.
Pierce county:
In compliance with the above gen
eral election notice, issued by the Secre-
tary of the State Of Wisconsin, and to
me directed and delivered, dated at Madison
the sth day OF August, 1881, and in acord-
anee with the statute in such case made and
provided, therefore notice is hereby given,
that at the general election to be held IN the
several towns and election precincts in the
county Of Pierce, and State Of Wisconsin, on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday, being
the sth day Of November, A. D. 1881, the
following officers are to be elected, to-wit:
A Governor, in place Of William &. Smith,
whose term nf office will expire on the first
Monday Of January A. D. 1892:
a Lieutenant Governor, in place OF James
NJ Bingham, whose term Of office viii expire
on the first Monday Of January, A. D. 1882;
A Secretary oi state, in place OF Hans j.
Warner, whose term Of Office viii expire on
the first Monday Of January, a. D. 1882;
A State Treasurer, in place OF Richard
GuenthSr, whose term of efiiee will expire on
the first Monday Of January, A. d. 1882;
An Attorney General, in place 81 aieyan-
der Wilson, whose term OF ot.ice will expire
on the first Monday OF January, A D. 1882;
A State Superintendent, in place OF Will
liam G. Whitiord, whose term OF Office will
expire on the first Monday o. January, 4. D.
1882,
a Railroad C3mmgssioner, tor the term
commencing on t. fifteenth day Of February
A. d. 1882
a Commissioner OF InsuTa nc, for the term
commencing on the first Monday Of April, A,
D. 1882;
= Member Of Assembly, ior the assembly
district consisting ct the county Of Pierce, Z
lace Of z. L. Gibson, whose tern OF Gift {
PHI expire Gu the first Monday OF January
VA. d. 1882
a County Superintendent, in place Of jas
T. McCieary, whose term o. office viii ex-
pire On the first Monday Of January, A. d
ieSg, 4. Il. LORD,
Sheriff o. Pierce County. wis.