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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

PROPOSALS FOR CONTRACT.-We, the
4 undersigned. are prepared to receive BIDS
ON a CANNING HOUSE, on the premises of s.
u. Gibson. near Chenille: Said house to be 40
covered with Slate; Cement floor. Contractor to
find all materials, to build foundations and to do
all hauling. We right to reject any or all
bids. For further particulars apply to 3. II. Glib
son, or b. Silver, Jr., Chenille p. a.. Md.
GIBSON & SILVER.
March 29th, 1882. zap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

PUBLIC SCHOOL AFFAMS.-The board of
County Commissioners met at their office in Bel
Air, on Tuesday. The President Mr.. A. Vos-
bury, and Mr.. franklin Whitaker were present,
Mr.. W. H. II. Whiteford being absent on account
OF sickness.
a number of matters Of routine business were
attended to and it was determined to keep the
schools open as usual for a halftcrm, beginning
April 18th
a contract for job printing was awarded to
Mr.. w. S. McCombs, of the lIavre de Grace Re
publican.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07
,rhe Greatest BIessine.

bel Air Circuit NJ. p. Church. Services as
follows: Abingdon l0R A. NJ, Mt. Carmel 3 2
NJ. Rel Air ~ p. NJ. Rev. Is. F. Benson.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

CUSTOM House ArPoISTMENTs--Collc
Webster made about Il dozen appointments nj
the Custom House, on the LIST of April, The for
mcr incumbents in most cases r"signing, in
stead of waiting to have their heads cut Off
following:
John H. Baker, of Baltimore city, formerly of
Hartford county, to be day Inspector; Edward
j. Brown, colored, of Hartford county, night in
spector; Joshua Wann, of Hartford county, labor
err Brown held the position of Messenger under
Collector Thomas.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

DURLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.--0Ece Board
1 School Commissioners. Bel Air, 3D. .iD,if5 1882
The White Schools will he open for a half Sum-
mer Term. beginning April 18th and closing May
18th. Salaries will be paid and Book Fees col
ected for half term. Any Teacher desiring to
vacatc his school at the close of the spring term
is requested TO notify the Secretary at once.
The Spring Term will close on Friday April II,
1852. BY order, NOBLE l.. MITCHELL.
zap Secretary.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

CANNING HOUSE FIRE.-Last Friday morning
the track-walker on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and allimore railroad, at Edgewood, dis
covered that the canning house of Messrs. Hof
man Il Tydings, was on fire. The alarm being
given 4 force soon assembled and the flames
were extinguished, with but little loss. 1t Is
thought that tramp, after lighting his pipe in
the lee of the building accidentally dropped the
match in pile of leaves, setting them on fire.
The weather, boarding on the outside was burned
but no damage was done tn the interior.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

QHO A WEEK. Sl2a day AT home easily made
~ q Costly outfit tree. Address TRU y \ Co.,
Augusta, Maine. 1Tmhly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

l. OF TAXES.-In compliance with the Act of
the General Assembly of Maryland. passed at
January Session 1876, Chapter 3d. the County
Commissioners OF Hartford county hereby give no.
tce that they will meet al their Office in Bel Air,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

The road from Darlington to the Trap Church
ia one of the worst in the county 1t has been
cut hub-dcep by heavy teams and is not safe to
drive over. Our County Commissioners should
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07
EVANS s. ROGERS

EVANS s. ROGERS,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby notified
to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers there
Of
On or 6eJore tie 1871 ddy Of -HaIch. 1883
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th day of
March, 1852. -
FAIRMAN ROGERS,
Sinh Administrator
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

FARMS BoUGHT AND SoLD.-Mr. VIM. &. Car
roll has purchased Mr.. George Scarf farm of
81 acres, at the Upper Cross Roads, for &, 500,
and will take possession on the 18th of April.
Mrs. Blanche Worthington and other heirs
have sold to Mr.. William Hopkins of JOS, farm
of l22 acres, situated near Covers Mill and adj
joining the farm on which Mr. Hopkins now
resides, for &, 500.
On Monday e. A. Carnes, auctionecr, SOLD
at public auction, at the Court house door, for
s. a. Williams and Henry D. Harlan, trustees,
81 acres of land belonging to Elijah Stewart,
situated near Thomas Run, to James Kelly, for
$1,000.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

DOR SALE.
T. DESIRABLE ANDPRoDUCTIvE FARM. of
100 Acres, near Bel Air. Large and comfortable
Dwelling and all necessary Outbuildings. The
entire place In flrst-class order. Enquire at The
4Egis Office. 3lmha1n+
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07
ON TUESDAY. APRIL 18th, 1852,

From II o'clock, NJ, to o'clock. p. NJ, to receive
bids for the collection of both STATE AND
COUNTY TAXES for 1881, for the several Col
lection Districts of said county.
They further give notice that persons bidding
for said Collections shall at the time of so doing,
file with the said Commissioners good and suiii-
cient bond or bonds for the respective district or
districts for which such person may have bid
The penal sum and conditions of said bonds to be
the Code.
They also give notice that all bids must be
strictly in accordance with the provisions of said
Act of 1876, Chapter 372. by order.
mh3l GEO. X. CAIRNES Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-04-07

INJURED BY BIAST.-Iast Saturday as Mr.
Benjamin Silver, Jr, was engaged in blasting
log, on his farm near Wilson's Bridge, Deer
Creek, the fuse IAN out. In order TO discharge
the blast he set train of powder to it and
touched it off with u coal. The train was too
short and before he could get away the charge
exploded, hurting splntcrs and broken wood
against him. His face was cnt and large splin
ter penetrated his right arm, nilicting severe
wound. Mr.. ID. Z. Wilson removed the splinter,
and upon Mr. Sivcr's arrival at home, Dr. IL. G.
Whiteford dressed his wounds, which are pain
full but not dangerous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
The Hh8d,

The SEASON for shad ia the waters Of the
Hu1son is presumed to open 90 st. Ps.rick's
dsy azd continue until lhe middle of June,
Generally is height lasts frJm the Is ef April
to the l5:h Of May.
The shad is nadrouous-!hst is IL .longs
to that class Of Fl ,hes which sperd most Of their
lite st sea and oume into rhe fresh water for the
purpose OF dep0titirg their eggs. The belief
Is now that the sbad seeks CERTAIN teupere-
lure 10 the sea ald that each oclouy iuhabitiae
river does not 20 more thsn o few hundred
miles from lis mou.h.
In former ysars," says Mr.. Fred. Ma.her,
Assistant Cuiled States Fishery Commission,
before the explorations or the Uoiied States
fistery Commission had revealed MANY of the
secrets OF the deep, it was believed that all the
shad lEbsbltiDg tho rivers tf the Atlantic coast
MIGRATED 10 lag, body 10 the Equator or
south !f IT, and 10 tne spring Of the year started
% thtl' Journey northwsrd, ei7i,g off de,act
meot6 to each river on their Wty up. This
!heofy has been prvvsd ircJrfect by the ostch-
-lrG or s3ads IN great nnnb,rS 10 our lslituds
du'lag the Winter.
Inc chad IN their migrstiors ato ftssh water
fer lac purpose of spawning tske no food while
fcmelaiog 10 the rivers. Coust qusully thev
ere 10 tho highest condition when hrst enterioe
The mouths, aud they become very Door after
spawning, Tho places they select to deposit
their eggs are in tie eddes, wnere the eggs
WbIct have very small specific g,avity, are co.,
stsul9 kept in motion. A very slight current
suf6ces to do this, but ehould The esgs eette
90 the bottom fem any o,uss they soon die.
The shad deposit their eggs at night"
The roc or the shad used op the tabla 10
taken from he fish from ten days to Nv, weeks
before maturity. When fully ripe il presents
muah dltfsrcnt appearsto,. The membrane is
then full OF bloo6-,olored veios, and when
ruptuted the eggs are fund to separate lr,m
each other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

A SEA OF FIsH.-lha captain of tie bark
Agra, which arrived at his port "Wednesday
from Antwerp. reports sailirg for three hundred
miles, 10 Latitude 50. through an ocean of dead
fish. As lar as toe eye c,uld reao5, north and
aoutb, iha sea was cJvered With tho fish, f,sI-
Jog on their backs. Among lhem ws:s num-
ber Of dead eels. They resaub'ed cod ish, and
we're undoubtedly of the same species as those
discovered near the Ga'f Stream by othe. vessels,
and which have b,en pronourc: ID By Professor
Baird to be tile i.h" The Agra also enoou7.
ur.d disastrous storm du:ins The passage, ia
which she vas s.ru.k BY !iabtuirg, but no SIR
Gus damage vas done. a portion of the bolt
struck one Of the sailors on tho srm and pare
l!z,d it for long time, and the gum boots Of
another wsre buroed f:em bis feet wishou. ir-
jury to the wearer. 10 rela!icg the s.ory of The
dead fish the Cspsaiu said that be supposed
hey wsro cod 6ah, aud that the sailors recalled
toe computation made by q scientist. who dis.
covered that ,he fecundly of the cod is saob
thu! if all Of the progeny of sir ge pair Of cod
fish livsd fur Eve years they would be sufficient
to ill up the Atlantic Oscan. snd the sailor!
did not doubt but that nstura had found il ne.
cossary this year 10 s :op too rapid propagation
aud h.d killsd few buodrsd millions more Of
les', es matter Of nec ssi.y.-Phaadaphit
Record
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

COPS ANswER.-A corresponds n fur ,isse!
,ha FLOWING:
"A Orange story ctmss from UDiou county
Arkansas but 1t is al Irae IS it is strange, &C. vii
Three youog ucn strs sitting on their btrje!
in tho road discussing the probabilities of rsir
tom c'oua which Just then was risi g 10 the
west. The yourgsst Of the group, named
John freeman. referred to the drouth. and re.
malk ID that God who would allow bis people
to suffer thus oouldn't amount to much, A.
90 was speaking .tis The boys we're encircled
with lightning. md the speaker stu aped 81 we're.
~. lhougd bis companions were unscsthed
H. clverIDg, he renewed lhe suit .ot, reyiIipp,
tho Supreme PJwer. lcslsntly bolt of rght-
nlog Il ;shed from the cloud overhead and the
youpg man tell dead in bis trscks. Nearly
every bono 10 bis bcd9 was mashed TO q isIIy,
While bis boots were torn from his feet and The
olohlog from bis lower * ramities.
The body presented q norr!b'e appearance,
being blacksned and mangled ass of hum AMI.
". his &C ccmpanlons were stunned and thrown
on the grcuad, bat not Eeriously injured. The
funeral IF the unfortunate young man occurred
the next d.y, and attracted lSrgs crowd, The
larger portion OF whom we're drawn thither by
the rumor Vt the strange events preceding the
death of the dc sased. When the body was de.
p posised in the grave ard the loose e,rth had
oeen thrown in until the aperture was filled, and
while the fiisnds OF the dead man yet fingered
in The cemetery, bolt of lightning desc snded
from cloud directly cvar the burial place and
struck the grave throwing the dirt as it q ploE
hed passed lenRthwise through it. No one wst
Injured, but those present scattered, p,ralyzsd
with terror. The incident is exciting a eresl
deal of attention, ne iaisters and people generally
/ a uin nti ~
the w,aih Of sn ot1er dad God, while Others as.
sert that the case was simply q wonderful coin
cident, having no connection with csu,es ei,he,
ply lical or pernatursl.n Erchannc
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TRUTH ATTESTED.
ISome Important Statements OF Well Known
Psop!e Wholly Verifed.l


In order that the public may fully realize the
genuineness of the statements, as well % the
power and vsiue OF the srticle OF which they
speak, We publish herewith the fac smile sigma
lures of parties whose sincerity IL beyond ques'
ton. The truth of these testimonials is absolute,
nor cen the tscts they announce beigncred.
Ale1andris, Va, August 4, 1851.
wss thrown from my horse or years ago,
and suffered severe wound Of the side. which
Yves aggravated by ciaordered Kidneys. Eleven
months ago wss attacked with pneumonia and
bladder DISEASE deposits of brick dust and albu-'
men being discerrsbe by the naked eye. WAS
confined 10 the houss for six months, and Was
unable to cross the floor without assistance. MY
physician did ne no good. Saving read In my
religious wseklies OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. and being
advised to use it By Captain Gfeham, did 80.
ard am ohca more sble TO wslk the streets. Ny
psins have left me, and believe it l had used
The remedy year ESQ should then also have
been cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

TL&CUIOEo >JGis-Tha undersigned
al having daily qualified ss The sxecu.cr OF
JOSEsEh 4. HOWALL. hereby notifies oil
pec5o:.G il Joed 10 the eststa Of the said joseph
Ii. hoE*e,i TO setils taa same with him 30 soon
ss ccs'i1!o *Et Fl persons having claims
aEains; the estate viii present tho same for set.
srThrr Z, ". HOWELL, Ezscutor
Et O-lUl lOO kiNF 81 4 lnxs VS.
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E9R SAEE GR REEE.

aSSOR EENT-My present RESIDENCE,
a with The ornamental garden attached there
TO- situate on the northwest corner of King and
Patrick s!reo!s No. 235. Apply to the UNDER
signed, on the premises or at Jsnney & Co.'S.
drug store, No. 1872 King street.
mh2l-tf MAHLON r. JkNNEY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
EoE@EEEa EaAFaEEEMs r GaaEs
China, Glass and QuoeBswaTe
We s.e row Opening Gu. stock g: coods fo-
TEE SplIIa q. Gll. Z. eHN- ~

We s-e row Opening Gu. stock g: coods fo-
TIE SPAinG TkaD.;
T. m tho maEUfrc,c-iss in England ard F-e,oo
comprising IL fart English. French ard Pnrca.
lsn Llon+r ana Tes Sst4 Fu1nigsi G5 :.or's oel.
hrs;e1 Printed end RRame.ad i:iuner teis in
various rCl1ra inc uding tha weil known VOg.
kUSO PATTEhN.
t:e~ p:tieFl g il CHAMBER cZTs. Ezre.
PiDOEES. Tish s,i!@, Sc
81 iLiCA, il t1dl-ss variety: piichars
Pouch fssFeI:. ice NIean seis, Pl.:es Sa,sd
bow E, Butter Di:haS, tu;i ado.ss, Flower Pct;
I:is!i Balta:9, ice Crc.n Gaucals, Eeaputs
Srg ay5 aHd :'.C"r.s
Alnl line Of Cd 4SS Y7AHG f every dssc7ia-
.ion
LhIP5 Lamp Cores. Chi.reys Gob!e.s
ani TGGo!s?s, Gu. 9: d oisil.
EcEs:a B:caG. Plated Goo's in-~C.slcrs
spoons. kcivs0. ECTrs Bul;sr kniyo, &c.
Ca SCR Is .Ag CJiGpa:a nd va s.culd b
pess u hA9e you Call aEG cz.:aiGc i; DC fore
yurch .pog esoTGert.
rnb7-3m 81 EZELER e. 90.
IoHALn hArAsAr. &ao, UErGG
zG0l.; l;.sH z q. I.j5-2z: = y. z.a:g: 80
DEALSas IE
Ho@se-tfs5sss'ss22&5ss!5.555a22 s2&5s!5 C5t:c O., g
Cutlery, Plalsd, F!spisbod. S3alopoh, Isn:a.rx.e.
Tin, WOOD and willow Et.-as, ci
every description.
40. rs EE1Vo ST. 3LsEE- f.7. g:a
Opposite Y. j. KILLER {. co..
Il. R.-A!i oSdsrs from sas ooa0t7= promptly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
How TO Make a Good Cup OF Coffee O,
lea

Is On every csy i,e1iry. The great want ha
been for tuttstie vessel in whca to prepare
in a state of pur.ty and psriecIi, IN these highly
prized beverages. These results can only be
Obtained by preparing the cotfse in vessel hst
prevents all escape Of stesm or favor, and in
which the beversgs is made by il fusion instead
of boiling. Such We ofsr you in the. ideal
COFFEE POT" They are simple 10 construc
tion pretty in design, highly poi,heo and m I'd
of the best iu orted tin. There is nothing TO
get out of order and they are reasonable in price
STANSBURY q BRO.
Dealers in Stoves and 1inware, Aie1a.
seld for descriptive price list mhIS
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EEGAE M&TAHEG

STIRFiN a: In the Clerks Cfice tf FAi,fsr Z
- ,oaic ;rcuit Court, Fsi:fsZ .. E., Va, Ms1ch
hsh'y Dava!l, trading o. Heo;y DuvIll s. Co. ,
W: W. Siesoor ID. hooB, BRAN l.. Koon, O.
". buntt trustee, Franz Z. tramball. trus-
tea, Joo Barnard and J:mas =. Edwards,
ttus1e!s Ajf'et Koor, Sarah Econ Frtvlt,
Iornoia 4oon F:C7it aEi Jana koon. In
chsncerv.
Memo The obie?t Of this sui. is to subieci the
lhAd OF me oe'endsns, Elesnor d. Koon. to the
pa5nEat OF & Judgment il favor of com plsinsnt
sEslnst Ter Tor $3.50 ard IS 50 costs, Itsp
te"'&& ny ttidavit ii et shat Of toe above
named cefsndsnts frank L. Hrsmh,jI trn.tee,
JOB gsEna1d ard J,!nss 3. EdaGrds, trustee
Gifrea Eoon. Sarah i Eoon Irreri.. Cornella
ho9n Ffavit, rrd Jann Koon, ara non-.e3id ents
ct lhe State Of Eirsiais. it ia ordered that they
a3;:saF hHie W'sa,r ore m NTH aftar due publ.
cation heIe,f and d. whsti nsca3aary 70 LrC-
tec' tneir interest "a this behalf. T.ste:
mt2I-y1v 5Hn. ~. GRAHAM, Crk,
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Bargains 10 the latest s yies Of spring good
this week at D. Ruben & o. g Boos and Sho.
House, No. 68 kirg street, next dour to q
Strauss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

iSs ti III; his - 10 gvc notice ,Dst ghsll
- :po!: to tha Directors oS tie Jauney Car
Ooouphn& Cou . -0y 70 issua IN, 8 certificate for
Nv snaris OF ttocS of init ccmpsny 70 repltca
cerAIc chta no. Il, which hss been loss or mislaid
oy ne S. Il. JANNEY.
mh1T-vtr7v2I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

WILLING HUUSE FOR RENT-The
dwelling houes No. 10 Duke st, next east
OF the CATHOLIC parsonage. now occupied By
Captain Mark Frice. will be rented on resson-
| able terms to good tenant Possession giyon
hay lat. Apply to
mhl4-tf ISAAC BIOHBERG.
FOR shLE.-A FARM OF about sCO AORRS
= situated on Arlington Heights three miles
| from the South end of the Long Bridge in full
view of the Capitol. Said farm has been used
as Dairy Farm fer the last thirty years
will sell the whole in body OF divide it in three
farms Of about 100 acres esch. Improvem ents
good. Terms essy. Persons wishing to inspect
the property can reach the same by Washington
and Chic T. T. at Arlington Slstion, which is
shout J mile distant and II mile from Fort
kunyon on the W sshington md Alexandra 4.
s.. For particulars enquire of the subscriber.
5et5-tf 8. B. OORBETT
ETOb SALE.-Ore OF the largest and most
f. eigihly located RESIDENCES, with spa
cous grounds attached, in the city. For terms,
&C., spply 10 Green 81 Wise. je9O-.f
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| N|lEGlN!&: II the Cierks cfics Of The &c r
pof.sioh Court OF the city OF Alexal dr.s,
on the 1t day of Nla5th, 1892
William r. farsish and James v. Parrish
pa!inors. trading std doirg bu:iuass under
ihe t;in nsnla and style OF Parrish Erothors,
com 1pinin@r.t:, &aziHst Elsrts III S. Barker
elias Herrq ;. Barker lately t:aGiuy as Ii. s.
~: Esr&cr q Eoa, Gr;aadars. Ia c1Anceiy
; sEd upon 81 =:tsc chraa7;s.
Hsma The object Of tais sl:t ia To zttach esd
sucs 10 the prv Hut Of pla,u.ia claim ass;nst
defendant Tor SCI 81, with interest f.om Fcb1u.
sry y, lSe2, until rsid, the interest OF the de.
tancaTt II :ae rea! eSs.s. il the city OF Alc1sn-
!iii', OF Vhica <. =. ~ Barker died stizai. viz:
l. E !ot Q: S;ouId snd tRo story brick teuem snt
corner CT T. ing anG Coz mares streets; theme =
|th.Wsrt!V At ieet on a.iL2 street aud shou. 90
zee. on romn:e:ce s:ccet 2. n lot OF ground on
the south side CT King street. betweoa Henry
hi Eay eItO ttreats 20 feet on Kirg street snd
extending back iQj fest. 3 E. h0u:e and lot on
Commerce tt7fet he:Tean Fsyotts sId Payne sts,
The dafoIdaht not haVirg entered Ills appear
srca and given Eecuriay according 10 the act of
Assembly Gnt 'ha rules ot this Court, aud il .p-
gaari1g o. I'll iEvit that ha is net o resident OF
tbs state: Il is ofGtred thst sid d, fsndant sp-
ptsr hoTa Wi'hiE o!so month altar due pu oics-
i!on oi tA!e oTdor. suG do what ia Irece Nv to
oTCtect MIS- iutGrst il this tut, snd that q COPY
OF tnis crGer be forthwith rsartaG 10 he Niexar-
dis u ste nAwsfapnr published in tho city
OF Alexandria. oic, E Waek fer four successive
weeks snc ros,ci st the front door of ihs Court
EGuse 0t this cisy. a copy.-tesSe:
MOTION MaSEE. Clerk.
" atties {: MusAoach, q. mH1-w4w
Ey1EHiHI&: II tee j orA's III ;e of y=isfsx
Circuit Court, E:iTfez f-our, E1cu:e, March
~ 1882
John ". Eo'iid'y, aid Ana :. Jones IS.
Mhitha 4 Gul!ivan, David =. holiday Jno.
Yobia ard mn his wits, Amelia Eoilidsy,
enmu2I e. Ro' isy. Jno &. halliday. IL,
ann f. holiday Fad Peg II. Eol.iday.
Chsoce7y.
Memo Tha cbja1t IF this suit il TO obtain
dec'ea tor t1o narti.ioa of the re,l estste of
Th!eh tie .ato Sanuel holiday ci,d sez d. if
| susceptible OF pasl'tioD if not. thon to sell the
| tsmo enc divide the proceeds suous those en-
si'led. 1t ltsprering hY sfI1avit fled that the
sb1vs nslned dtfscd djn.s ara nor residents of
h5 Staie Of FiTgiais, 1t i; ordered that they 80.
pear htre wIhiu one month after dle rublica.
ton he eof ard do wbet is Necessary TO protect!
tEer iGtc est l. this behaif. Taste:
JEO w. GRE HaM. Cpk.
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Ale1sndris, Vs., August d. 1881.
Abcu. 10 months ago I WAS considerably
troubled with constant desire to urinate. On
the recommend alton of Captain j. q. Graham
began 10 use Warnel's Safe Kidney and Liver
Core. and il has effected an entire cure in my
case.
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FE7O ALL WuGm NAY CONCBDy

aEo no.ic th't hsve sp2ointed JaMTS E.
i.u1E 10Y attorney and sgeat to carry on the
business oi Suyi:g ard selling coal 81 d
NOJE s. iha r. i. coTne. of Fpitfax AZ d
Q1sen tirr:ts ii Ihc ti.y Of ElcxaDdria. Va.
mblI-2g HhIIITY kOSR
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ThoueEnds of equally strong endorsements
ed-hsve been voluntarily given. showing the
remarkable power OF Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in sll diseases OF the Kidneys liver
OK urinary organs. If any one who reads this
has sny pbytical trouble, remsmbsr the graat
danger of delay. dec2
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COKi LOOKI-LONDON CATTLE
- POWDER in s Id boxes, can be purchased
for one dollar per box ct
W. r. 'OREIGETON'S,
feb S5 KIM strset
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GARDEN SEBDS.-We have on hand a
" fupply of Garden Seeds OF assorted kinds
in boxes, which We will be pleased to plsce on
commission with country merchants.
feb22 4. g. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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