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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23

What is the worst thing about riches?
Not having any.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
New York Penn. & Ohio R R.


NiOlHCiiJ "a &" VI W w. III
On the southern border of Lake Chautauqua.
and is not +, ached by any other railway.
Tie through New York, Niagara Falls Bes-
ten and Saratoga Express trains pass directly
through this beautiful and popular resort. and
all trail stop regularly at Lakewood Depot to
deliver and take on passengers. Conductors
are lIsti ucted to give Stop-oVer checks all
thro" Sh tickets. whether reading good for stop
oEer ~ n )t This should be unders TODD aS Civ
ihS passengers the right to reach Lakewood in
through c trs, and when they are ready to re-
sumo thelI journey, they can step right into one
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
0near Wills

The will of Miss Ann Burdette was
brought before the Vice Chancellor in
England lately. The property, by this
instrument, was TO remain untouched
for twenty years. The house in which
this woman had lived, with all her fur
niture. jewels, plate and other personal
property, was to be bricked up and her
metically scaled, for the same space of
time.
The Vice Chancellor directed the will
to be broken, and the trustees to s'un-
seal and release all this at present use
less property" The old lady was thus
baked in the only intention she could
haYe had; that of making a sensation
long after she had been dead.
Many stratagems have been resorted
to by wealthy men in the United States
to keep their property for generations
in their own name, and thus found a
family; difficult feat to accomplish in
this country, where there is no law of
primogeniture.
a machinist who, from extreme pov-
erty. had risen to become q millionaire,
died lately, and bequeathed to his chill
dren and grandchildren only moderate
annuities. The estate in bulk was de-
vised to great grandson Just two days
old when the will was made, and to this
child's heirs. The object evidently was
to amass an enormous fortune, with
which the testator's memory would be
kept alive for at least half century.
An old woman in New York died q
few months ago, who was known only
for her devotion to some twenty cats;
with these cats she had lived alone. At
} her death will was found, in which
she left the interest of twenty thousand
dollars, in trust to certain persons
named, for the care and maintenance
of her pets; literally ''endowing cat,"
according to Popes gibe.
1t is not generally known that the
vast estate which Stephen Girard left
for the maintenance of an orphan asy-
lum, is by his will to revert to his fam
lily if any sectarian doctrine is taught to
the boys, or if any clergyman is allowed
to enter the gates of the asylum.
Equally whimsical was the will of the
well known Doctor Rush, who bequeath-
ed million and half of dollars to a
certain public library, provided all nov
els, magazines, newspapers, pictures
and statuary were removed from it.
Legal decisions upon wills in this
country are to-day very generally based
upon the assumption, that man has
no right to hamper property after his
death with his unreasonable Whims and
preiudiceS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23

"How are the supplies, DinahP' ask
ed u gentleman of his colored cook just
before starting down town. '.Well,
sah," responded the sable mistress of
the kitchen, Il tink dah is combUstibles
enough to last till tomorrow.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
1AIN LINE-aoING EAST,
s 50 am 2 Bop m II 40pm ; 24jp NJ

Accommodation train leaves Cleveland Union
Depot at 80 p. m, arrives Hudson Is D. M
Rayenna 7l5 p m.
ALL trains connect at Y elbow Creek for W heel
ing and Belaire.
cay Express runs Parlor Car Cleveland 10
Pittsburgh. Fast Line runs through Sleeper tU
New York, Day Express runs through Sleep
er to Pittsburgh,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
PORTAGE COUNTY HEDGE co.
MANAGER
G.. W. BOYDSTON,


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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23

Old Goodman went to some English
opera, when he was in Chicago, of the
Alice Oates variety. He came home a
very wrathful man. Don't talk to me
any more about givin woman the bal
lot," he roared. If ever catch wife
or daughter of mine dancin' in a neck
lace and pair of slippers, somebody'n
have to read the riot act before the bal
lot is half over, don't care who tries to
stop me-" And the Goodman girls
haven't dared say ''woman suffrage" or
wear bangs from that day to this.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
GLEANINGS.

1t is said that Levy, the cornet play
er, has the largest lungs of any musi-
clan in tho world, his chest measuring
lifty-six inches in circumference.
The Salt Lake Tribune speaks of
pleasant" polygamy and tells of a
woman who was made 80 happy" by
it that she jumped into WELL"
At Mineral Wells, in West Texas,
considerable excitement prevails, owing
TO the discovery of a very rich silver
mine one-half mile from that place.
A West Indian has purchased ten
acres of ground near Tampa, Fla,
which he will plant in mulberries for
the purpose of raising silk-worms.
A sulphur bed near Winnemucca,
New, which caught fire three or four
months ago, is still burning, and is said
to resemble volcano.
Tho best reason yet advanced for
having Monday washing-day, the next
day after Sunday, is because cleanli-
ness is next to godliness.
The Rev. HI. Baldwin Dean, of Hart
ford county, Maryland, mounted his
bicycle the other day, and made spin
of fourteen miles in one hour and twen-
ty minutes.
A Mexican at Laredo the other night
put his hand in box to get bottle of
whisky, and drew it out with a cent?
pede fastened to the finger. Whisky
saved him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
PULLMAN,S PALACE
Drawing Room or Palace Coaches,
AIIU 80 through 10
Niagara Fails, Saratoga New York Ol
Boston.

Niagara Falls, Saratoga, New York or
Boston.
This cannot be done by any other route as no
Other road runs thr ough cars or Palace Sleeping
COdches TO or through any place on LAKE. iiAU-
TAUQUA
The most complete arrangements have been
made for the transportation OF passengers to
the Sunday school Assembly Round tri tick
cts direct to Fair Point (Chautauqua) are on
sale in all the principal cities via the New York
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio Railroad and baggage
Will be checked TO the Assembly Groands.
For Descriptive Pamphlets Tickets to Lake
wood and return. and to Niagara Falls and re-
turn, good for stop-oyer at Lakewood, apply at
the Offices of the New York PeRnSyI.
Vania & Chic Railroad A Il & w r.
II Also at Offices Of connecting lines " est and
South
TICKETS n1M 0nt Hn septemSep sae foG9 soR for
=. II. COOPER, A. + CLARK
GCn'l Manager, Acting Gen. Pass'r Ag't
Cleveland. y, Cleveland O.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23

''He lisped," says Forney's Progress,
land his name was Mr.. Carr, and one
of his family being ill late IN the night
he ran to the drug store and rang the
night bell. A head appeared at the
third-story window, and a voice de-
manded, WHO'S there?' 'Mis-ta-Carr,'
was the reply. 4 can't help that; take
the next car and bang went the win
dow. Repeated rings had no effect and
Mis-ta-C Carr can not be convinced of the
sanity of that druggist"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
::PLRIn[RSHIPnlLIC[!:

ES r n A. f. WAIT will continue the btl-
IL .SineSs of the late firm under the firm name
OF WAIT BROTHERS. Thanking all 0ur
old patrons who have given us their faSorS du-
ring the thirty odd years our house has been
established, we propose by liberal course OF
dealing. to merit Il continuance of the same
Call and see us
76 WAIT BROTHERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23

A story is told of a cool Bostonian
when undergoing a savage cross-exam-
ination. General Butler had badgered
him numerically, and finally said with
mixture of solemnity and fierceness:
"Can you look me in the eye and re-
peat that?'' The witness looked at him
moment and asked quietly: (Which
eye?'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
TUSGARAWAS EPAEEN

Trains leave Bayard at l2 O5 p M. and 5 co p.
m arrive Minerva 1213 p. IN and Sis p. m :;
arrive Dover ] 80 p. IN. and n3 D, m., New
PhiGdeiphia 1.S6 p m 7I5 p. m Returning
leave New Philadelphia at 2I5 p III. ana 7O5 a.
m Dover at 7.20 a. m. and 2 20 D. m, Minerva
N. and s Is p. II.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-23
Lakewood, N. Y.

This favorite resort is now entering upon its
x NTH seasonand continues to hold its place in
the front rank of summer resorts.
To those who seek rest wit hout sta gnation
pleasure without excitement, the delig OF
rural life without its Inconvenience, and the
charm of dW Cling beside II large body of water
Lakewood recommends itself strongly to favor
more beautiful spot would be hard to find
" III IT picturesque cottages surrounded by
trees i!s velvet lawns Soping down TO the
Lake: theohureh with its spire: the q eat hotels
with their cool and shady vcrandas and the
the lak the foreground. it presents a Perfect
picture of rura! loveiness,
LA KEW WOOD ID. originally called " Lake View
from the extensive view of the Lake and It's
surroI neings to be had from this vicinity is
directly on the line of fhe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
LOCAL BREVI1IES.

MIR. +. A. Rstd is making improvement 8 to
his ic, house.
Mr. Farr has inroduc,d bill 10 the House
| OF Delegates to restore the records of AIexar-
drla County to the County Clerks Office.
The bill Incorporating the Potomac Manu-
featuring Company OF this city. passed the
State Senate to DAY and las gone to the
Governor for bis signature.
Messrs. Edmund Burke and 3 pi,min Aus
Ito. returned from Richmond today, where
they have been engaged f,r several days past
Oh Alexandria coucty business.
A large audisno, was present ct the NJ. E.
Church last nlRht to witness the entertainment
liVen there by Yves: & Palmer, srs illustrators.
Italy. the Land of Art" WAS the sui or, aud
the evening WAS spent most pleasantly.
Marriage o,nses were issued 10 Washington
yesterday to Eijsh Cleveland and Hattie O.
Sweeney. both of Fairfax o., Va; Andrew F.
Ball. Of Fairfax co., Vs., ard Mamie E. Reed,
Of Washington; Alois Krsmer, of Priros
George co.. Md. snd Dora Bausr, of Vast
ingtCn.
mr.. Edmund Burke Us erday pre'eated a
petition to the Court Of srp,aIs. at redmond,
tor writ OF error and supersedets 10 tho case OF
the Com wealth ag .ins! Simon Felix, color
&C, conVlctsc at the loot term OF the Cornofa N
Ocurt OF Till city Of is uing, knowing il t. ba
tucn. ,unterfeit fifty cen! piecs ana ton esd
TO Nv yesrs in the p,nitentary.
The Cour! of Appeals in session Rch,n md
yeHterdsy IN the case It Liz c)u w. b-nch.
y &C; IN snt. appealed from tho Circuit Couri OF
le1sndriA county, upon IN, tion of Mr.. I'd
mud Burke, counsel for the appellee, issued 4
rule against tho appellant to how cius, why
the case should not bs & missed tor fa lure to
print Tue II cord.
The furersl If Wn. j. Gross a very old
and wall known cinz,p. who WIS fund dead
10 his bed. at his bt U.S.. opposite tho I'LL
Se't riHy m rIlcg, took place yesterday f el
ooon, apd Hss attended by stunbr # N, ~
bHs OF the Reform Unb. If which the d.
c,ssed VS. member. MIR. Crols. who was
sitic ed. WAS tor many ears oJ'p1rteur Of The
IOutg MeuS Christina Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

TEE ANNEXATION QUESTION The quastion
of the annexation Ct Alexandria County to
Fairfax County came up before the Committee
90 Courts OF Jus!ic, If The Legislature, 10
Richmond, yesterday. Messrs. Sypbeld sud
Lacy appeared 10 favor of the snutxaion
scheme, and MesEr, Burke and Austin appear
ed 10 opposition to the measure, the latter gen
tlemen urging that suah scion would be u
constitutions. Mr.. Burke Q. as remedy fer Ia .
Ills complained of By the Two first named GET
t!emeo, and IS q substitute for the annexation
scheme. presented to the committee q bill,
prepared BY hmsslf. providing for be sale Of all
lands 10 The county Geir q 1ert for morethan i've
yesrs. Tie delinquent lands 10 The county ere
said to b, owned mostly by DOL Presidents, who
have not paid t!1!s on the property fer over
ten yesr,. The amount due by these delil-
quonts Ia about $1,000. II this bill becomes
lev not only will heavy burden be lifted
from the taxpayers of the county bu. the della
q1ent lands will pass into the hands of those
who will mako them productive and pay the
taxss. thereby preventing fuure sccumu.-
ton OF 90, paid ta1-Sis. Mr. Blrko argued
at length the advantages of bis bull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

who reconm and the "Idesl' Coffee Pots Mrs:
Brigrs (Ulivs) Washington, u. g.; General
Bsrgimsr Flint, California; Hon. John jay
II. Y; Mr.. Charles L. Diakins, Bottom; x.
Allen Kite. I'D. LII D., Philadelphia; j. w.
lor, Shethsld. Rng Mrs. Thomas Hunter, Phil.
sdelphi.. The 'ldeai' Coffee Pots do lot need
the endorstm ant OF such distinguished people 10
make them sell. We merely msntion them to
show this! ifit WAS not q good arIic it would
not nave such recommendations. The Ideal
stands on its own merits. It never dissppoints
and alWsys gives the fullest satisfaction. Fol
salo wholesale and retail by STkNsBUaY s. Bro,
m 81 ufaciusers and dealers in Stoves and J in
Ware. Alexandra, Va. Catalogue and price
list on application. jan2l
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF FAIRFAX
~ LAND-By virtue Of decree rendered at
the November term. 1881, OF the Circuit Court
OF Fairfax county in the suit of Otis vs.. Amer,
the undersigned, commissioner, will sell 81.
public suction at Fairfax Court House, 90 the
TWENTlhTH OF FEBRUARY. 1882, (Oourt
day. the following piece of land. containing
EN ~ AORbS. This tract Of land ia cit.
uited about ono mile from Clifton. on tho v. n.
q. d. 1t has upon it q SMALL HOUSE, to
Whlcn Is attached garden. with fruit trees.
Terms: Cash.
ian.0-w4w j. NJ. LOVE, Comm'r.
TRUSTRRS SALE OF DWELLING
l. HOUSE and GRI5T and SAW-MILL.-
BY virtue OF deed of trust from James WEIGH
ana wife bearing date the 10th of November
1878, recorded 10 Mber x, No. 4. folio Is, land
records of Fairfax county. under the direction
OF the party secured, shall offer for sale nj pub.
tic suction on MONDAY. the Goth day Of Feb
rusry. 1852 vt Barfs1 Q. H.. in front of the
Court RCuae door, valuable DWELLING
HOUSE, GklST and SAW MILL. The said
property lies on the Georgetown Turnpike, in
faiifaI c5ucty, and il about Line miles from
Georgetown, d. u. TIE greater part of the
machinery ia new and 10 fne condition.
Terms: So much cash as will psy the costs
and e1pansos of aale and the sum of 81 $50, with
Interest on said sum from Nov 20sh, 1879, t. tho
day or sale, tbs balance on Q credit of l, 2 and
years. with interest f:o n the day of sale upon
deferred slmenIs, TO be secured by deed oil
truS; upon the property sold.
JIM. LOVE
)'nZU-W4W Substituted TIu.tee.
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AUCTION SALES.

9 ALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER.
~ TY IN FAIRPAX-Pursuant to a decree
rendered at the June term, 1881, of the Circuit
Uourt OF Fairfax county in the suit of Makeey
vs.: Seldeen and Hetzel, the undersigned, com
missioner of sale, therein named. on MOHDAY
February Goth 1882, (Court day. at about II
O'Clock m, will sell at public auction, in front
of the Court House door of said &C unity, the fol.
lowing REAL ESTATE owned by Mrs. Het.
zsl: a TRACT OF LAND. containing l5s
WHITE TRACT" lying in Oentrevill, Dis.
ifics; near Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton.
buckley and others. This land will be ssld in
parcels, II desired.
TIE MILL LOT at Clifton. about / of an
acre With the STRAIN SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY ana other sp.
rurtenses thereto attached; also SPOKE
N AUHINE.
Terms of Sale: One.iourth cash the residue
in three equal annual instsllments, secured BY
the purchaser bonds, with good personal secur.
iiy. bearing interest from day OF sale. and title
to bo retained til last pay ment il m.da.
Il. w THOMAS,
THCS. MUUEE,I
j8nl3-w4W Com missiouerg of Syla
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The New SlaymakeE Store

has on hand An ontirs new stock of Ladies,
Gents, and Children's Furnishing Goods, such
.s Flannel Underwear, Shirts. Collars Cuda,
Hose. Gloves Handserchiefs, CcaSals. Sc.Il.:
Shawls. Balmoral', Embroidery, LAGOS. rol
lareltes, &c. Also Usmb brio and cotton Urder.
wear for ladies, of sll kinds, Gum Goats, Uireu.
lars, Gaps and Legsins; Umbrellas, &C., &c.,
which We ctf.r for cash at the Lowest co.sible
pricee
z. o. D. orders with privilege Determination.
All goocs warranted ui represented by AMOS
B. SLAYMAKEE. No lU7 King Street, two
doors from Pitt. Ale1,ndr,a VS.. j.r23
T AIDES CAMBNIO and COTTON UN.
~ DEkWEAK OF all kinds, and lady in
jani3 AMOS E. sLAYMAKERs.
0PKOIAL ATTENTION is called 10 on
~ Wide Back CASHAERE5 at 75c; tte best
goods ever offered for tho money.
To close our stock Of BLACK CLOAGS, wo
offer them without regard to cost.
speei ,linducemen.s 10 BLEACHRD GOODS;
Fruit Of the Loom l0c
Gu: prices on SHEETING3 sro l,ss t;sa
ianl0 TACKETr.
SPEOIAL INDUOEMENVB IN DGSIEA-
~ BILE GOODS.
We offer o largo 10. Of now end dcsi'.b!o
wide PEkCALE5 value Ia fer 10c. Gh"se
goods wers bought in November d! great osr-
gain and have nevor bssn otN9rol ceiure.
We also Offer a latSo lot Of 1T Is hEAOHED
SHEET a1S. bought on speculation in Seq
TENDER At leas than pTesea: wholesale price.
We arc receiving New Black Catbmcres, New
Blsck Silks. Desirable Sui!iuss, White Gcods,
all the lesdiag brands OF Bio .chod 200 IL, &c.
Our stock presents many u!t7uct.Gaa. AID buyers
who want really desirsbls Scod5 Will fld il.
worth their attention.
iaals JNO. &. TACEGTT.
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mond Oh bueineas connected With tic sDrezs-
tioa Of tho said county to Fairfax c,uuly. took
occasion to recommend to r. r. Farr, the new
Superintendent of Pob'i, Ios!,uctiou, Mr..
james K. Clements for Superintendent of tho
Schools of their county 10 plsc, Of MIR. Adams.
Il is not thought, however, that Mr.. Clements
will receive the appointment,
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Mothers! MOthers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying With
the eIcrucintinR psin of cutting teeth2 II co.
60 q: once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
littls sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon it
there is no mistake about it. There is not 4
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the bow.
els, and give rest to the mother, knd relief and
health 10 the child, operating like magic. It il
perfectly safe 10 use in all csees and pleasant tc
the TASTE and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United Ststes. Sold everywhere. d cent?
bottle. mh2l
4 Trial package of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free OF charge
For sale by 3. s. Lesdbeater & Bro.
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lie Heather Probabilities. FeJ. .. 1882
FOR Tie Middle Atlantic States fsir Weather,
wind: mostly westerly, stationary or higher
temperature and pressure.
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THs FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR RAILROAD
CHEcK,-It was curreoly reported 90 the
streets this evening that the check give, by
the PURCHASERS of the w. & o. r, r. WAS not
boucrad tt-lsy BY The New York bAak on
which ii WAS drawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02
Cause and e feet,

The main cause Ct nervousness ia inGises On.
and that ) caused By weakness OF the sIomsch.
No enc can have sound ne1vss and good health
without using Hop, Btters t. streDg hen the
som, ch, purify The blood. ard keep the liver
and kidneys sctv, to carry off thu poisonous
and waste matter Of the sJsten.-Adran:e.
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A complete assorm ,nt for sale a. "! clts.l,,y
Isaac Eicbberg,
and at retail By sll first class dealers. i.paS
SPKCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

OF an Extraordinary Attractive
DhY GOODS SALE At SCHWAR2iS
132 King street
commencing MONDAY, Jan. 81, 1872. Gods
are displayed on counters marked down in plain
figures. The sale will not bs confined merely
to Winter Goods. bu! general Gu. will BE-
made in all Departments. l note tsw of thu
specialties AID want you to call and 500 then,
as we'll as many others too numerous to mention.
The Stock consists of siik, Linen. Hosiery,
Gloves. Embroidering, Dress Goods, Cloth,
forts. Shifting. Shee:ing, White Gods e.c {.
and every thing in thst line to be sold cheap.
Remember, that this is my annual ssle sud
that all goods are marked down ct bottom prices
VIII mark prices down that it will pay you to
buy them even for year head.
The stock contests besides the above named
goods OF a large assortment of Brussels, Ingrain
and 3:Ply CARPETS. Oil Cloth Mating. W,ntnw
Curtains, Picture Fr.mas, etc. isn27
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PY VIRTUE of decree in the suit OF John.
- con vs.. johnson ct ais at the June term,
1880. the undersigned will on MONDAY, Feb.
Iusry Goth, 49, (cour! day. at IL M, in front
highest bidder that VALUABLB TRACT OF
LAND In FsirtAx county, near the village OF
Dranesville. formerly owned by Willism and
Edward johnson, contain Jog about 200 acres
Terms; One.fcurth In hand, balance in one
an two J CARS, with interest from date and good
security. 4. w. MOORE,
CASSIUS CARTER,
janN-w4W Special Com M rs of sale,
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PERSONAL IN. B. VansI5ks, atq.. Presi.
dent Of the First National Back of Madison,
Wis, spent night before last at the residences
of bis brother, Law, +. E. Curbett. e!q., in
this CITY,
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,CoUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF ScBoo1s
T MessIs. II ). LscV snd I. d. Sypberd, ut
Hears OF Alexandra county, while ia R;ch-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-02

ct. JOINS ACADEMY CADET CORPS FAIR
The ialr for the beoeft Of ST.. J ohn's Academy
C6dat Corps. Of ArnOr7 Hall. was very largely
attended last Tight snd most eIj1yable even
log vas 'p'nt. Tonight the old students Of
the academy vii have their annual supper at
the falr. The vote fer the wito1 end cadet
uniform u2 10 date stands:
For Watoh-Z,ra Hill l5 B. DoDneg 10,
W. Sahulsr 0. B. E. Dodd 9, I. D<Le. 5,
Ed lie SReloe 4, r. Wers,l 4. John Walsh 3.
7; betdoein 2. B. Clark ,, j. 40. Smith !, Lee
Martin /, Gao. Kertyl.
fHr Cadets Uliform-Wslsh SO. D,nneIIy
10, h'lby I. T. DaLss 6. WeDz,l 8, McC.Ftey
4 Bsndheiu .. O'Keetfs 2 L. DaL,a 2, Pa.
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